davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1896-10-16

q ssysrS but before .hS sSss prices
board esSrSncss wSts Sst 500 Sgsn The Nortnys,;ss
sagsa @ S'ys 'l % S%sr 8 'yiiE01p S!sse %
dssins% SSt rSli!sa Tho cinGnSS% ;cs SSs
@ crop TS pan eeared srSGd .Sf
The area Is likely Increased. There is no reason for
CSS % 5"sS O c%rS was deprcsstd Iy PS Gesy receipts
and and sSs 3 SGsXSs IN
thy win corn. Chicago rece we'd 4Bs cars and ex.
SWs Of Wheat toaay has prSb been Strong
than e any tine snfe 5hs a Ga%nrH began and he
than that registered for the dav was the quite free
m snd sSms holder Cables Instead Of resp"ndnE to
our wSskness yesterday came an; IN I'd hS ,er and nd
cording to reports being the strong India situation
country. ForSisners seemed to Gc go ,d buyers both
at the seahoard aud % ts market; the cash market
lots has been th bcst ror time. Dn utS reported
s as @ as SS so a. SnS
100000 ias been confirmed. Clenranccs were nearly
last year and last Week and receivers at MInSsap"is
ns Sa's V. s" rn G s san % ST
100000 bush sold th.re and and at pstIot Yesterday
has been quite nervous but. closes s;rons at
Hs9' wbss ss es2s Ts sear
good Gus ers SO long as the toFrisn sitTst Gop;
rs shs marsst pR. an nave rvsrsHns about tRer own
way the market for coarse grains seem TO be- most
were about 4d. lower ON corn but there was an eX.
cecdln ely good export demand ut the spahourd New
York reporting 30 loads taken Receipts very
hpnvy."
FIouR-was In fair demand, partly for export.
Prices w,re lrniy held, and tnis TACT checked trade
BdrrclS Sdcks.
Receipts. fOOD
Exports, ..................... SbI 100
Spring In hbi,: suprriine, si.G5@sls5; No. extra,
SRGts150; No. extra 50 2250S2S So; stra,ghtS, $5.2J
CaSJ.S0; patents, S3.6UISi.2O.
Mill. fEED-Was in moderate demand and steady.
Bran 40 rsN. 100 Bs, 41leS52Iec shorts $50 rst,
5nG55c.: m ddllngs tSOGlOO ns) b0gT5c.; sharps
mnc), f5cGSl.6O
CoffoN-Spn prices here unchanged, with sales
OF o. bales for spinning; LOO were delivered on
tract. Middling upauds : rs lite. against 5.lHc
year ago: New Orleans and Guif Sl1c.. a;ainst
declined ISc. AMI Charleston. Norfolk, and St Louis
l.ltc. Memphis sold 5000, New orleans 5000.
Augusta l,2li, Savannah sl4. Norfolk 51i. ST. Louis
53J, and Mobile 800 bales. Liverpool declined l-l6d.
declined Ia TO points. New Orleans advanced q
points, but lost part IT. Augusta received to lay
a.4i8 bales against 2.S39 last week anu 2.e@n
last year; Memphis ). $40 against 81 last week aud
last wccE ind 5i6 last year; Cincnnnu l.i.5.
against 14n last and 1898 last year. Houston
II HGu against fGa last week and 1lpl last year.
Houston expects tomorrow 5000 to 5000 II ainSt
poets 800 II 300. against 1890 last week aud
lO.SRp last year Men pals shipped To day n2I. 81.
Louis 2.s16 and Houston lO.S3I bnles. lhr port r."
Ccipts ~ bales. against i3225 last wee and
275.3sO thus far last week The exports RON
the ports were iO.5G6 bales. In Manchester
there was very little doing In yaras and cloths. Flu
ture Lrces her, opened TO points yer; rallied
with pric unchnn ed. The total sales were 10000
bales The future trading was follows:
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Future prices here advanced 10 to 20 points CLOSING
steady With sales OF HI,juO bales liaNre rose Igf
To ~. Hamburg advanced q pfg u pfg Eio was
stock Ouo RIO exchange : 2I S2d. an adj.
vance OF l.2d. \ ntOs steady unchanged
prices: rec lpts 900 10; stO X, $4,000. Amer.
lean warehouse deliveries Yesterday were 53 In -
The receipts AZ Mo and Santo, today W.T." heavy
hut pr.C-s hero advanced un the hsn"r EurOprIn
CaDl :. BIyLng orders were received rom l|i tmore
one irtn said: " The advance In the turoptan m
l. Is to-day was I"ul tics~ dne {" n cahc mt from
New YORK last even HS stat ny that Lerrrnner Bu,ow
Co. estimate the next santos crop at 2,6OO.uuU to
HOuuOuU bI. - whereas tur'r Caplc reports weather
favorabl" ami Cro1 rstniat" unchanged: 4OnOO OuU
iiur.Uu0. lie dlsgrr pancy arose from using tho
wrong cipher in sending cable, when was dis.
cover, until mis- morning..
NAVAL STORES Firm anu unc Anged.
PETRoLEuN-Crude certih ates here were quoted at
81 ~; in OH city no quotations were made Ilenned
PRpVIelovs-Lard slightly easier but rather more
active. prime Western, SIh0 Pork fairly active and
lpw cr mess 81 5uLsU Dressed hugs UNCHANGED. TaI.
low, H3Ic Chicago oct IJ.-" The lowest prices of
tho provision pit were recorded mar TIE opening.
large receipts hogs being the factor. Later ere
fair buy by some OF the packers ana SgOr,S aud
market responded with small advance" Butter
Receipt, to-day, l.51t pkgs last six days. 32.HjI:
prcvn Gs siN days, 3L.I26. trctm"ry Western thrds
10 extras. l2oLifc; stat" and PENNSYLVANIA do. ~
lrC state DAIRY. half iTkln tubs seconds extr g.
IL I1c ChcrSr- Receipt, to-day. SH|3 ukss,: last
six days. Sil 10; previous six days: "lGis State.
tuI cream. large. CulOr"d, fancy. l0'.; do white,
common To iHucy, Ipgl"r.; small rOior"d, fancy.
lu4c.. do. white, common to fancy, TL lut.c. fgys
ker"pis to-day. $3.50 cases. last six days, Ij.OIg:
previous Rlg days. IU.IiH STATE and Pennsylvania,
fresh gathered fair to fancy, lSG2Oc.: Western dO.,
l;Glsiec
SudAE-Raw quiet and firm: so' test. 2S,c po' test
Be. S.Ics ~ iogs0ead, a d 800 bags niIscuvaio,
So test. at gASc Refine! mnrr active and }sc. higher
LII I. tod va IrreA.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

u
Tho Treasury Departments statement of the
foreign trade Of the United States for Septem-
Der and for the nine months ending Sept 80
makes . most gratifying showing compared
with previous months and with the correspond
ing periods Of last year. Tho figures show n
steady increase in the volume OF exports
and q falling of in tho imports. For
September the excess OF exports over imports
was $34, ,272. $50. against an excess OF mports
last year of S6.7e5.257. The exports this year
were 26h millions more than during the same
month OF last year. For the nine months end
ing, Sept 80 the excess OF exports over
imports was Sl43.0Tl. .242, as against an
excess Of imports during the correspond
ing period of last year of S43.ll5.G7
The imports Of gold during September were
$3i, ,o9s, ,0s1 In excess of exports. as against an
excess OF exports last year Of Sl6.674.6O9. For
the nine months ending Sept. 80 imports of gold
were S9,3ls.43 in excess Of exports. as against
an excess Of exports last year of S44 $50. .343.
For the nine months referred to net ports of
silver were nearly S3s, 100000, against $780,
6s4.O0o last year. These figures require no
comment.
Contrary to almost general expectation. the
Bank Of England did not increase its minimum
rate of discount to-day. That circumstance.
however. did not have pronounced effect upon
the London market for securities. The
satisfactory condition Of the market for mining
shares and the shrnkage in the value OF Span
ish securities on the Paris Bourse seem to
be the influences dominating the European
speculative markets. The receipts of gold from
abroad to-day were $500. 900 from London. de-
posted In the Sub-Treasury and $4,000 from
Havana. deposited In the Assay Office Tho
market price of gold bullion In London adj
vanced I'D. to 77s. ll7sd. The local demand
for gold showed no signs of abatement and the
exercise to-day OF a privilege issued some time
ago caused a degree. OF apprehension that was
hardly warranted by the facts which are
printed In another column.
The transaction referred TO, together with
fairly active market for call money. contributed
to a reaction in the stock market, The profess
sional element having bought stocks for two
days and having apparently exhausted its buy
ing power, was constrained to change its position
upon the market, and In consequence the list.
with the exception of American Tobacco closed
lower than yesterday. Bay State Gas was n
conspcuously weak feature on unconhrmed
reports that the company Is in financial straits.
An advance OF points in American Tobacco
was accompanied by reports OF a revival
OF negotiations for the acquisition by tho
company OF tho largest manufacturers
OF plug tobacco. There was material
falling Off IN the volume OF trading, both in tho
stock list and in the bond department. In the first
named the heaviest dealings were. as for somo
time past, in Sugar Refining, st. Paul. Co h. and
Quincy, Manhattan, and Reading. The closing
was heavy at about the lowest prices.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday as
folloUA:
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Live stock Market.

Erw YoRy THURSDAY, Oct; 10 Receipts Of neovrs
none, aud no trading Feeling weak Dressed hcert
quiet Diem slr '!p Tor poor TO prime native sides.
Gables from Great Britain quote American Il" r. Mt
atcd beef at s@si,c = ~. American sheep NJ iOelIc.
. ~ dressed weight. 80 SpOrs to-day ur to morrow,
Receipts NJ calves wrrr . h"rd; l2l head on sale
nli told. Market quir and feeling bar ly steady for
all head VaTr'd over. "A,
tons ara Si@s7 100 Hs. for vrnls AMI $40 81 or
calves. Dressed CARES weak city dressed yrGlS,
a-crTts OF shccp and lambs, including cars direct
Ia butcher, were ~ head ~ cars sale ali told
Market very dun and nat prc,, slg'tl lower man
v, stcrllay I'm all u me and 2 unsnd AT the
decline Ordinary io good crp sOld at 81 75&e3 rs
p 40 ms. me Hum "a prime aInhs at Sass ssI LIS.
dressed mutton az r.. n: dressed lamig 7otac.
ItccrpIs nr .0.s ~ ere L2Ij head inrludn: G3 hend
on sale. Fra .at .3,'1Esi.lo' Z 100 ns. for hogs;
plXs at Si.2OsgSi.,i5.
The sun., 1896-10-16
INQUIRY ABOUT cU1HBERr 4 co.
Stock Exchange Looking latS she Basis
ness OF One OF Its Firms.


ness OF One OF Its Firms.
The Governing Committee OF the New York
Stock Exchange has appointed q Special Com
mttee consisting of Rudolph Keppler. William
H. Gram berry, and James McGovern to investi-
gate the business affairs of E. B. Cuthbert g.
Co., members Of the Exchange. No formal
charges against the firm were presented to the
Governing Committee. but there has been 80
much gossip recentl, on the foor of the Ex.
change in regard to the business methods of
the concern that formal action by the COM
mittee was deemed expedient.
The firm 10 com posed CT Z. B. Cuthbert j. w.
Fox. William Euclid Young. and William
Euclid Young. Jr. IL was organized In October.
s---nt.-. "a. go ,Audsys oNe
+. J. Lasak. He refused yesterday to Say any
thing about tho matter except that his books
were open to the inspection of the Stock Ex-
change Committee, and that he knew MOTH ing
OF the appointment of n committee of investiga-
lion until he saw the announcement published
Francis L. Eames. President of the Exchange,
would only say that tho Exchange never acted
On vague rumors.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Now Ceupa.,e, Ineorpor.tes.

ALBANY. Oct. 15.-The following companies
were incorporated to-day by the Secretary of
etate:
The Manhattan Quick Lunch ami Baking Company
HSew York CITY. Capital. $4,000; directors. Leon
z kgs J. E. HEgs, Thomas H. Smith, and others OF
Few y ork city.
S W. Rice Company OF Brooklyn to manufacture
directors, s ". Blacs. E. K. Brock. Charles r. Lee
The Joint Railway md Steamer Transfer Company
OF New York city. Capital eI5 000 directors, Caleb
stock. and Edward Longuotham.
ovington Bros- Company. to deal In china and
glassware in Now York city. Capital, S5O.OUo; di
Sectors James a. Merritt. May W. Ovington OF Brook
iyn, and Joseph 7. Kelly OF New York city.
The sun., 1896-10-16
,onr1 Cn,cndnr. This Dnr.

Appellate Dlvlsml--Supremc Court Motions. Or.
drrs Nos. a2, .. 81. 40, Al, g, -, 81, Sc ~,
supreme Courr-spenltl Term--Parl I.--NotIon
capulnr called az / a. NJ. Part lI.--Ex.partc mat
trrs Plrt III 90, lear. No'on, Demurrers-Nos
g8h, gGD, 20I. 2Ia. lr"crr"d causes Nos. g7aD
IYliJ $500. Pat lE.--Casc uu1uIshei. Law aud
fnrt-Nos. 1855. 2UIl. a4"2, 1878. .75S 2sUg,
eU7D @ll3, lolP. ln5'. H574. 2nsl 39OI, Y7s9
N-C'ase unfinished, C"sr' from rar ~ Fart
vl.-CaHe unnnl-rrl Ca'rs from Fart " Far;
Adjourned for the !clm. lrio Term Part Ii
cn.e unhnnce!., pTeterre cagses-No,, Il45
ss4S ssi. SOL. g1h-, 2tr1i g., ~ 93Ii 'Soo 9st7 ssoo
2BuB. .2s9i. 2B44. I7sl!e7t Z7Zs, ,s73O, 2T3I ,sy83
svto, svsO, sOOO. Sv0I, JOY5, sO2s. Part w.
The sun., 1896-10-16


nuctuattns within narrow rangr, closed at un
chnnsed figures as compared with last nights last
prices AZ me opening prices were s!ishty eas"r In
atnily rary sellers ought back their cotton Liver
pool and New orleans bought. and there was n FAR
demand from outsiders Prices ra lid and slowly
advanced, hut before tire close iey weakened again
OH the heavy crop movement and closed unchanged.
The Ceipts ut tn- ports Turned out TO hc larger
than the early estimate. and the Interior moTemcnt
was also h"avy. tn" southern spnt markets were
gen, rally lower. though fairly active unfavoranie
ad'iCes were received from ndba Wr't Point
Mss Oct. l0.-"Crop in tni' section IS turning out
better than expected ~ most pcopl- l. may equal
last years good crop perhaps slightly "Nreed Il
lout think crop will be more than uuu OuO, except
We hG"" very ate 'ro.t ON rich low lands the plant
Will luirt very late al I" ak" cotton from ih"St
YOGii open. hut should In follow the frost half
in the condition crop {" justly hlc eS'lrRt" - tie
vii the "rop half milton bales peri sori
deal mnre." Macon. Ga. OCT ~ " lie lev" yet that
5000. .nOu ral"s !, maximum estimate and doubt +
that much WI. he mah- Ma be uIsthk"u. In por.
ton Of the territory in the vie ntY OF Augusta tHs
crops looS pret well. THIS Is Of Way uc,,pro
and vcin ~. Ontturu seems TO be better than from
any "tner point IN the state
tnFfEF- Rio the spot was more active aud
hig No :. lc Sales l4utp bags Santos. Nos. to
:. AT I25I2tsc to arrive. and lIat ii2tyr and
fr ght 900 bags Rio 80. at lrair. for near snip
ment; 1900 hassS vanilla and 3Du bass MaraCa, ,bo
OH up rlui Az nsT foil Inv
The sun., 1896-10-16
Clothing Failure In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 15.-Judgment against
the firm Of Hexter Brothers, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in clothing in this city. was
entered to-day for Ssl 900. The firm is COM
creditors are mostly in New York and Phila-
delphia. The Liabilities. It is announced. will
reach about Sl70.000. The failure is said TO be
due to stringency in the money market Tho
assets are not known.
The sun., 1896-10-16

Sew feeding, 2jl., cost ana freight Buffalo: malt
ing, s51e s+Hc - TO quality. sals 900 nusi on
iiGW i64cg crsl ana freight for No. 2 western;
state aud Western, BJotlJc. Corn-srot was weaker
nut TAiry activ". Their was good port demand.
spot sa es, C,Goo bush. Inc ud.nS lltO0u for cx.
port: No. nlXcd 4 800 bush in ecv4 at 8 JJac,:
No; white 5000 bush on private terms. anI i6I.
600 hush. No. z mixed on private terms for export
Futures declined NC to SO. hut recovered most OF
this. Future sales 100000 bush as follows:
The sun., 1896-10-16

Government bonds irregular. The Is C. of
1907 closed II u con,. higher bid. AID the Is
OF 1925 closed lS@I Il cent. lower bid. kah-
way bonds dGD. Inc features we're AtcHiaon.
vile gold IS. Mobile and Ohio generals, North
ern Pacific ID C.. L; r., As, Rio Grande Western
Pending srues. The more important net de-
ciines weTs In Atchison. adj. A. Is + cent, to
31Ia; Northern Pacific I'd c., +. r., Az, !, TO l0j;
Reading general As, 4. H.. w. TO 74$4. and 81 prof
erence incomes. a. 10 27la; Ri9 Grandg Western
and West Shore 4s. II, u cent, 10 103. The note
The sun., 1896-10-16
Available cash balance, in
Guiding gold balancc seas O44 900 s2S7 357 1OS

Money in London. IA p cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market, for both short and three
gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day. t*3.OUU. The Bank OF England minimum
rate OF discount unchanged AT z cent. The
proportion OF its reserve To ite liabilities is
5O..B Z cent. against 5O.67 Il cent. last week
and 500? same week last year. Bullion in the
Bank OF England decreased last week el.glG,-
600. and reserve decreased El,373.0OO. Paris
advtces quote 3 = cent. reEtes ut lOl francs 81
centimes. Exchange on London % francs 10
centimes The weekly statement OF the Bank
Of France shows decrease of l4.5OO.UOO
francs gold and a decrease OF 4,225. 900 francs
silver.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were AS follows.
The sun., 1896-10-16
Opening. HiOhr't Lopsst, Closing, N"tf,

Wheat scored another substantial imprny cment to.
day. fhs cary cables were higher, foreign hOusrs
bought mere, sDuTts covered, hnd prices az q Nest
advanced. The Improvement was lOSt at one time on
general selling Induced ~ the FTISs CuFrsHH sst[
The sun., 1896-10-16
Gpcnfng, Highest Lo~rM Closing. 4,

pats-Sput was quiet and easier spot sales 50 900
hH.np Including lO,oon 80" mlxedat sa'.c. FREE. on
hoard Ainat tor export, NO, . wnit', .dl,c.: No a
do 2.oOU bush at @3 g.; No: 2whtc, ippyd 2jlgc:
No. HdO, 2I"t 80. mix d, rGi.C.; No, do 2Jc
sou GGsl, bush, at ZoA@9lr; no &c. tmhel, irIyrr,i
husl. at ~ 4,!3bc: No. miNen, chprrd. I.UOO bush
In elevator at .OAc. Futures were steady. future
salrs none.
The sun., 1896-10-16
flats and apartments 90 Ett.

asTH ST, 1885, IiO. lac EAsT.-six rooms: halls
heated: s2I
BOTH ST, 53i wEST-2and4 rooms; So to $40
s.n ST.. l2n EAST.-3 and roons; eg to eii
LEXINGTON AV.. lti5.ii77.-5ro rooms and bath:
loan ST, 81 WEST.-8 rooms and bath; steam
ueat: sIS.
CoLUMnUS Ay.. $40 to sso.-e rooms and bath;
81 80 r'n!; S2I 80 to $50.
10TH ST, llbllf WEST.-t rooms and bath
h.nl; not water; SEQ.
125TN - ". 2T7.D7O wEST.-5 rooms and bath.
ste IN heat; seq to S25
184TH ST, 1875 iNT VESTS rooms and bath,
strhn hpa, hot water: $50 to s2a
116TH ST., 5As EAsT-5 ronms; ele.
DAVIES, a. Pine
The sun., 1896-10-16
RAILROAD ANp OTHER snAKs4

'''e' OF railway bonds Cpar vaiue). 100000.
RAILROAD ANp OTHER sHAKs4
Eos' r,, NJ,
.,,,, N'sEEp lA3 l13 las l43 las
'S,'" ., 20. Am An 5 Ref o7a lOsN looH Hlo7 lo7H
hp 90 9OA 95N O5A 90
40 AmSN 81 5n osl So 5a
,sAo. Avn Avn SMp 10 10 I6h l4H 1eIS
'''-' AA lob 72A 70 72A 70 76M
The sun., 1896-10-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Few York Stock Ezeh=ase-s=,e- Oct. IS.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS dN S1.ooos).
lUsMr. 1907. 7.lo5H, 1UsALc,I0oL1 o7h
loUsts. c.ls2o.1 15A' Sous os. c......1l1
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The sun., 1896-10-16

Q 8 %, r,
at plofG. o2h
c 8 Is, r,
1907. ...lO5A 106AI
c s Is, 0,
1907. 10y 1o7AI
c 8 10, T.
1925. 116
c 8 10, C,
ls2o.....1l5H 116
sRrtn,.,n.t
The sun., 1896-10-16

BID, A8Eed-
q 8 90, r.
1904. ...'l0oA 1lO
U 8 5s. C.
1904. ....110H 1l1h
o 8 90, r.
lS97.....lO1
o 8 So, r.
1895 .....1024
o 8 bs, r.
1699.....1O4
The sun., 1896-10-16
Nral estate for sale-G Goanertieut.

VALUABLE real estate in city OF Sorwalk and city
' of south NorwAlk. Conn. for sRl" Rt bargain.
MELVILLE +. MEAD Al Cedar ST.
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SUBSTANTIAL CHARITY.


The following report lie self.sxflrps.
tory;
The fufth annual collection OF gar.
ments contributed to the Bait Lake
CITY anch Of the Needle WOfk
Guili 81 America, wss msJo on Thufs.
Jay, Nov. 9th. TIE psckages 81
coihing, made ready by the section
Ifesidtnts AMI stcfetafics, were col
iectsd, ffee Of cost, through the kind.
nese OF Mf. W. A. Neldep. Accord.
inq 10 the fer0fts accompanying the
tsckageg, !, $50 garments were record
o., when number was increased ~
later coutfibutons to 100. Though
the number falls short OF ia't year by
more tnHu 100, yet the quality OF the
garments seems even better and more
iubltaniial than any ever leioie re-
ceived.
90 Saturday Afternoon, Nv. 7,b,
tue annual meeting OF ME r. and
directors was held, and the disposition
OF the clothing decided upon, tue toc'
lion pfesidonts being sppUintod a com
mittes on distribution. Through thsm.
On Monday aud ruesdsy, Nov. BID
mi ION, the following nllotmenn ~
clothing were madt;
Forty po3r, destitute families were
sssisied by a gilt Of warm clothing Tot
the winter.
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TIE tfiicss Of the Guild with T. ga.
tend thanks 10 all tue members for
thcf response and cU.opstatign ~ tnlt
otsutiful charity; slso TO walker
Bfos, tho Ilacn House, Auefbaoh
Bros. u. &. NJ. I. ami X. X. Thomas
Ter their very acceptable donatio ne
we would also thank Mt. Chitmin fof
tho uss OF the siore on Mnin street
which he 30 kindly donated TO the
Guild for nearly o week.
Ths oTgauitatioD undertakes the
wars for another year uder tho ieadof-
ship Of the same ,filcisl', VINO were
unanimously reelected, viEi Hoo.
ofsfy PRECEDENT, Mrs. o. J. Salisbury
president, Mis-. w. A. Nslden; secfe'
tafy, Mr,. l.. Is. Citohlo~; treasurer,
MIR. Waller Murphy.
Tue ofiicsra are assisted by thirteen
section pfealuens, each with Jour d.
froiors. Each director 10 responsible
for ten numbers, making q total wofk
ing force ol 1i6.
MANY w. CmIcnLow,
NgctVIhfy.
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Yesterday afternoon. on the Uni.
versily campus, u brilliant game oi
foot ball was played between the Uni.
vsrsliy Junior team aud that OF tho
Salt Lake Collegiate Institute. Pgsb-
ably 900 y clators witnessed the co =
test, when was character zsi by 1nr
and exciting plying from START TO
nnisb. The Univefsiiy Juui9fs won,
the score being IL TO o.
This afternoon game 10 In progress,
on tins same ground. between the Uni.
vetlty team and an eleven from the
BriEham Young Acadeniy, Provo.
This contest has been anticipated with
much interest, anu was being watched
by u large conc,ufse OF spectators nj
pIoes tins.
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Elder NeG's Return.

Elder Cyrus Nef Of East Mil Greek,
this county, returned on tue slh insi.
from mission to the Northera States
mission. He LETT Utah Nov. 10, 1884,
and iabored niat In wstE,l county,
West virgins. He subsequently,
labored IN Maryland and Pennayl.
wants, but again tnlufned 10 West
Virginia, where the last tia months OF
Ills mission was spent In Hampshirs
anu Hardy counties. He reports a
great Improvement since 1894 In the
prospects Of tue woFk Of tue u1spel
throur hout the mission, especially In
West virginia, where many ara em.
bthoiug the Truth.
Elder Net returns In good health
and spirits, having had rich expor.
lenco.
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that our body IL confronted with COM
dition OF things which requires immcdi-
ats attention and prompt aoiion, N any
action can be taken which will be legal
In section III Of our present school
law l. he following provisloni "On The
flrst Wednesday Ia December, ltpl, aud
biennlally thereafter, there shall DO
elected one member Of said hoard from
each municipal ward 81 cltiea Of the
second class. who shall quality on or be-
fore. and iaka thoir seats NJ tho first reg
uiar meeting Of the board IN January
thereafter.
Your early answer 10 tho following
questions & spccifully .oiiciiodi
1. Ogden City. being city Of tho scc.
ond class. by what authority shall fAid
election for the hrst Wednesday In Do
cembor be calloi7
2. ily whom shall said election DO
cailodf
8. What notice OF said election shall DO
glvonf
4. By whom. n At all, can tho necessary
judges Of election to conduct said election
ba appoiniodi
o. How aud by whom shall tho vote,
DO counted aud tho returns thereof
madci
q Who will issue tho requisite Ger.
tlhcaic. Of election 10 the successful can
didnie,f
:. Ifthere arc no provision. IN oui
statute law governing tho matters In
VOWED Ia questions ono 10 sis, inclusive,
can an election DO legally held ON III,
tirsi Wednesday In December, 1890, fol
members OF tho board OF education Of og'
den Cliy1
Yours very respectfully.
TuH B0ARD o. EDUCATION or O0prs
CRY,
Iy r. y. DEr, President,
q. II. MArsoS.
Clerk Of tho Boafd.
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University Chronicle Ball.

Invitation. arc out announcing the
Universally Chronicle ball which takes
place At the Chrlaiensen Dancing
academy on Friday evening next,
Nov. Goth. The committee consists
Of J. J. Cannon, Shirley webber.
Shady Btrlngef, Lucille Hewitt. Edna
Swensou, claire Clinton, Reuben
Clark, Claude Lewip, l.. l.. Waters
And II. l.. Mc9hie, aud n those namts
mr., any criterion 10 10 by NJ 10 the
artistic success Of the Undertaking, o. y
nothing OF n In q financial way, IT.
satisfactory itfminstlon Ia already AZ
suted. One dollsr please.