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Favorable weather and a favorable Signal Service
prediction for the next thirty hours, liquidation
or August, mainly by Wall street, and a decline in
Liverpool caused depression here in cotton Liver.
local covering, but not enough to cause much OF a
rally. The outside Interest was small. On the othor
hand the price Is low and the COnsump tiun rnOr.
NOUS The consumption Of American cotton il now
conceded to be fully lO.1OO.OOO bales The last
hA!t million bales going to make mp tho present
crop of II 100000 bales was admittedly of very
poor quality, much of 1t little better than punk
The price is low that some think it will sooner
or later attract the attention of tho outside
public and lead r. another bull campaign hut
luFt now the speculation 10 for the part pro-
tessIonal columbus, Miss. June DESIGNATIONS
ARE more favorable. uplands and sandy lands are
in much better cultivation than prairie and bot
small Acreage we think is 10 r cent. below last
year and Mississippi is n cent. under" Troy
Ala, June 10" Favorable crop conditions con.
tnue. Had general rain on the 18th inst lasting
all day and part Of succeeding night. II was very
much needed and could not have come at a more
opportunt time. Plant, although small is vigorous
and healthy and blooms plentiful Crnp il
attaining maximum development e early growth
that ASa rule continues into June aud July but Va
will soon approach period " commencement Of de.
cline aud that is the time which 10 most i'm isg.4at
in determining the yield.
COFFEE Rio on the spot was frmer at Gs6bsc for
No. :. Sales of 400 bags MarRCaihu and 800 Central
active months. but lost part. the entire list closing
to 10 points higher with sales ~ "a bags HAvre
advanced Stf.. and Hamburg y pig American
warehouse deliveries p6uH baES. Rio was Arm at x
refs ad ance; receipts for two days 10000 bags;
stock. 222ooo; exchange 27-32d. decline Of
receipts ouu Santos $50 900, Prices here az fol-
lows:
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Live took Market.

New York. Tuesday, June 2O.-Receipts of beeves
were II head including 20 cars for export alive and
II for slsughterers. None for sale Feeling steady
Dressed beef rather slow at iASSec. ID for native
sides. No later cables. Exports $40 beeves and
oS1e quarters Of beef; tomorrow, 8 800 9uarters
Receipts of calves were III head and AZ were
held over yesterday. Very little doing and most OF
the stock was held for Wednesdays market. Feel
ing steady. City dressed veals Arm at s@l1c. n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 6,a44 head.
including cars for butchers and 10 for the market,
making. with the stale stock 81 sale. Sheep
ruled firm continued moderate supplies; fair 10
choice lambs were steady to strong; common stock
slow. Three and half cars were held over. Com.
mon to good sheep sold at So 25Ss4s2k q 100 b.t
ordinary to choice lambs at SO oo9s7.7 rs; one car,
extra, at So; culls at SIS. Dressed mutton firm At
7SpHc. y h; dressed lambs steady at ahs12Hc,
Receipts Of hogs were 1.l4- head and there were
about cars sale Slow at -. 1884 40 q 100 b.
for good to choice hogs
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COMMERCIAL

fetal sales. A.loo shares
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TUESDAY. June 20 -GRAIN-Wheat-Spo was
easier. Sales 100000 bush. for export here
and at the outports. No. Northern Duluth.
Ike. over July T. o. b. aioat; No. hard Du-
luth. SIC. over; No Northern New York. 1ho.
over. The Northwestern receipts were 720
cars. against 60l last week and 90 last year !;
Chicago 100. against 24s last week and 10 last
year. Futures closed lie. to l &c. lower. with
sales OF 5.S15.0OO bush. After Change July
and September on curb SlA.c. Prices as fol-
Iowa.
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New York Stock ExchanGe-sales juno go.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS TN 81 .OOOs,
10 US as. o....... lOU IS 4s.r. 1eo7.ll4
lOSh0lO9
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I'll res ve. s11 .yas 400 s17.575 300 Dec Sap 800
Resve req'd l7.471,275 1857 $50 Dec. 1852;

Bur. res've s527.l25 s2ls.26o Dec saos. 1915
, The Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and, St
a rSpGrs 81 esasnRE for May
s5s2s76 nsTssss q $54s5i 'f For t the i've
an 81 the 81 n
pared T WITH tse S22rr9espondng period Of last
surplus OF s252,377, an Increase Of s3+S'376oe "
President e H. Gary Of the Federal Steel Com
sn Injunction tq restraa the payment Of la a
dividend upon the common stock OF the com
ocers Of t tse by the
one objected to the payment OF dividends on
the common, stock. so far as know. was DON
one in New Jersey had flled a Bill for injunco
ton 1t is probable the bill was filed by some
s Of the shs s' Would 1' Save 81 the oft
with disposition to supply any proper and de-
sired Imagination. The charter, Of the com
al the stockholders. provides as follows, II.
After pEovidng for the payment Of ful dv
stock. there shall remain any suplus net
profits 81 such year, any and all such surplus
dividends upon the common stock when as from
time to time the same shall be declared by the
board oasd Of btreetors The diyidends already de-
its constituent companies, together with ac-
S SHrSsa Of p.a Hb7 @ hs 9f A.
vidend Of 1 \ 2 cent. on the prefsrred stock,
fBm osrg tt and Top hs fund To
erred stock amounting to sa W.: 2 ana ana s aIso
the two remaining quarterly dividends for the
nscsi { e 81 la 4 cent each on the preferred
OF = = cent. on the common stock"
=, The receipts Of the Government to day were:
a&stqms Ss@5 snisr 35H revenue $434
n iab uraa m IL
an excess Of receipts over EXPENDITURES OF
Saa sa1e b TeS st sS9ps e t9S ca to
receipts Of s. 6i .2S556N}}ss '' expenditures over
day impaired with that Of yesterday shows: 70
Geld coin and bullion .so5"7l97s .ga 5%I. 20
aat nited states notes 16.o6s.d3o l6,25ollS
nand liabilities $685.. lG.so6.e4o l5.aao,4e2
Available cash balance,
including gold ye.S27a.Is7 ga $s72. $50 4ss
Eoney in London q y cent Rates of dis
count IN open market for short and three
months bills, 2rG2h . cent. Paris adviecs
change on London % francs Ia centmes.
The committee having in charge the union
and resd1ufptment Of the capitalization Of the
Grand Rapids and Western R aroad and the
Chicago aud West Michigan Hallway comia-
red and soeks 81 saSh OF Of the
the agreement dated May 20. the plan has been
declared operative. In response to numerous
requests the committee has extended the
time until July 10 within which stock may he
deposited, after which date deposits will only
be received upon such terms as the COMMITTEES
may impose.
n, W. Harris L Co: own and offer to investors
SlOO,OOO = cent bonds OF the city Of Char
lotte, n C.. due 1920 The net bonded debt Of
the city is $225. 900, and the city's charter nro-
900
The Knickerbocker Trust Company's GER
tfcates OF deposit for Pittsburg and Western
Hallway preferred stock have been listed on
the New York stock Exchange. Two-thirds OF
the entire issue have been deposited with the
trust company,
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day wore as follows:
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Sid. ASKED. Bid A,k,S
Am Rys Co TX liz MArsden... l6A II
Cam St ~ 2l1t PML8P 24I PAN
C,O&Go. 36a 81 PhilA TrAc. 9eh 100
C. o 6dp 80 46]a Union rrac 425 42h
CTofNJ,. sou 80 UnGI Co.l6s l6SA
ELCofA. Is lSh wSY&P IN ~
Bat l29h 1873 Wells l. Co. 40 so
BAtpt 1873 1876 WelsCcom Ia
E&Pr+s.lO2 1924 Wells Cpf.. 20
Leh NkR. ~ IN
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid. AIk,d Bid Isk,d
Am strwb 20 29t Lst"L"ctfs lay Id
Canal D. 70 90 NCnStRy24 2a6
City Rway. 27O $50 So ST." e6k ga
ID Match. l49h $50 ssCar.. 2OA 81
81 -. lea II Nv On stkyl2o l2l
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Augusta shipped to-day 400 bales. Memphis ,o55
st. Louis l7a. Cincinnati 5n Houston A.. Port ex.
ports 4. bal bales The weather at the South was
fair, with temperature at A. NJ. ranging from NS
to 80 degrees. The Signal Service predicted partly
cloudy weather for Tennessee for the balance Of the
cotton belt fair New Orleans declined t. points
Futures here declined to points, recovered /
point Of the loss and closed steady. with prices az
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l"rorts Of damage 10 the trees in the Santos dis.
tr!"t by frost, higher brazilian cahles and some.
what smaller receipts al RIO and Santos caused
greater activity and higher prices here to-day Tne
covered. '''
NtAL sToREs-Spirits, 4os4Oxc. Common TO
good strained rosiu. Sl.3ussl.S2ls
Pho'isioNs-Lard was steady; Western. $3.50;
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~ '''~'"~' OOAus pAF HAlas. $4,000
kAILRoAD AND OTHER SHARES
OpeH- HIDh- Lo,o- --tYostn1-
Salts. mo. ts, eS, BID. Asked
~za+6 stdw o3h o4H So sd 544
500 Am StS
Wp... e5& 95H 95 90 e5h
24g55 Am RI SIN 1884 SOItlL3 lEaL
1000 Am Tin o5s 80 34s 35A SO
1870 Am 7 p sob sou eSt as ISL
2%ou AmsM. 10 lu1 10 lOL lOL
oUAmSMp 80 3oL 80 az a2L
l% ACAhlelu3 lO3 lOl lOl Io3h
20" Am ut SO SO So So 40
2,4o Am $50 - $50 81 e5a 90
looA L Gil go SN Sa O4 II
loI ALop 44t 44t 444 444 as
1vI5 A, F&s
f''"" l7H l7A l7A l7h I7A
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf R. R. Co.

Further deposits Of stock and bonds above named
will be received by The Mercantile Trust Company
of the City of New York until further notice. under
an agreement. copies OF which may be obtained at
thehhce Of the Trust Company.
Securities may be withdrawn by non. asserting
depostors II tho Plan OF Readjustment shall not
prove tn be satisfactory to them.
An amount equal to the interest maturing April
LIST, 1885, will be advanced to depositing bond
holders.
The Committee ia Of the opinion that no intelli-
gent Plan of Readjustment can be formulated until
physical examination, showing tho needs OF tho
property. and an examination Of the accounts shall
have been completed. The result Of such e1amina-
tons will form proper basis for plan. Until the
recent changes in the personnel of this Committee
and Receivership. satisfactory arrangements could
not be made for such examinations. At the request
of and in conjunction with the representatives Of
the Amsterdam bondholders expert accountants
have been appointed to examine the books and &C.
counts and an expert has also been appointed for
the physical examination. The plan will be formu-
lated as these examinations shall have been
completed.
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mer.
camille Trust Company. and application for their
listing on the New York Stock Exchange will be
made in due course.
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
+. II. HARTMAN.
j. LOWBER WELSH.
JAMES STILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL.
w. l.. BULL.
w. f. GLYN.
". c. CULVER, Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary, 100 Broadway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-24

two towboats 70 be built by an indn-
pendent sand company would be let this
afternoon. Captain POsey and the mel
who are Identified with the government
are 10 meet William Nelgle. OF the
Elizabeth marine ways, md c.oSs COM
tract with him to build boat, Captaia
Posey said that u had been virtually
decided TO give Axiom q Son. OF
Brownsville, one boat TO build. River
mon acknowledge that the n. y. Aus
brey, which Captain Posey buiit this
year, is the best low water boat ever
turned a wheel on the MonOnBrhela or
Ohio rivers. The new sand company.
It Is reported, win build Il number Of
Captain John F. bravo. Captain
James A. Henderson and George y. An-
derBon. representing the river and ibusi-
ness interests Of Pittsburgh, are home
from Louisville, where they HtteNiCd
the fifth annual meeting Of the Ohio
River Improvement Association. Cap
tain bravo read q lengthy report on the
improper construction OF bridge piers,
which was adopted. He also had quite
a tilt with Congressman A. 8. Berry,
OF Kentucky. about the width and
height Of channel spans, Congressman
berry favored lower span than the
rfVermeu wanted In the building OF a
bridge over the mouth Of the river u:
Carrollton. Rlvermen want SOO-foot
bridge spans and where It Is necessary
to have them, 1,OOO-foot spans
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"The HIghwayman"

The manufacture of comic opera is
an unprotected American industry that
has flourlshed and developed, In spite
of the fact that there IS no tariff on the
imported article. Ten years ago, when
the late John A. MacCaull produced the
first work of Reginald de Roven and
Harry B. Smith, American comic opera
was practically unknown and mana-
gers produced nothing but English,
German and French lmportations. since
the success OF ROBIN Hood" however,
nearly all Of the popular operettns have
been Of native manufacture. American
composers and librettlsts have the field
to themselves, and they seem to be de-
veloplng n school OF American light OPP
era which suits the tastes Of the pub
lie. Such works as THE Little Cor
pornl" Rob Roy '''The Serenhde."
"Robin Hood" "Thc Fortune Teller"
and "The Hlghwayman" are certainly
superior to anything OF the sort tnat
has come over the sea OF late The the
ater-golng public has grown accus-
toned to expect n good entertainment
from any OF the operas Of de Koven
and Smith, and the visit of THE High
wayman" at the Opera House. Thurs
day, October 26th. Will be looked for
ward to with Interest. There is much
more genuine love interest than Is TO
be found In the current run OF light
operas and more efEsFt to sustain the
unitles Of dramatic action and the at
mosphere OF It's pretty scenes Of Eng
fish life. It does not lnck comedy. yet
II Ia the comedy that one can laugh at
without afterward regrettirg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Funny "Humpty Dumpty" will be at
the opera House Tuesday and We'd
nesday, october "a and Is, To describe
this grand spectacle Is hardly possible,
there is so much Of 1t. The best that
can be said is that the revival will out
shine the famous productions Of twenty
years ago, when 1t was acknowledged
TO be the greatest attraction Of the
time. There is no field 80 prolific of
fun as the pantomlme, the wonderful
tricks of the harlequin. the innocent
mischief of the clown and the marvet-
GUS agility OF the sprItes. leave in the
baby minds impressions that give
pleasure for years. Not only Is baby
hood fasclnat d with the pAntOmime,
but stern maturity enjoys the spectacle
and wealth Of col r. the music dancing
and clever Illusions, 1t pleases the
eye and the ear and carry the thoughts
back to the frivollty Of youth. Do not
miss this great show. It Is the only
one Of It's kind which has been seen
for years, and OF all amusements Eng
gllsi pantomlme Is the most whole
some and delightful.
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BRIpGEpoRT HAPpENINGs.
Events Of n Day In tho Town at the
End Of the bridge.

Efa ct the 43etdgG.
Yesterday morning Marshal Thomp-
son received a postal from COshoctOn,
Ohio, giving description OF a hors )
and buggy that had been stolen from q
hitchiRg rack at that place Saturday
night. belonging to Jesse Stonehocker,
Of Canal Lewisvllle, Ohio; Yesterday
afternoon while Marshal Thompson and
Officer Meister were talking together,
they saw horse and buggy pass that
answered the description. They took
after the rig, but It had gone over the
back river bridge. They then telephon-
ed to Wheeling and Chief Clemrn9, Of
that city. found the same and held
them until the authorities from hero
could go over after II. When brought
TO this city the fellow in the buggy
would not give his name. but stated
that he had taken 1t from the place
stated on the postal. There Is $50 re-
ward for the recovery Of the turnout,
which our efficient police will no doubt
be entitled 10.
Loeb's congress OF novelties will APP
pear Mt the Bridgeport opera house this
evening in a varied programme that
promises entire satisfaction, including
Kohen, the modern Sampson.
A letter was received yesterday from
Father Weigand. dated Luciano. Swltz-
erland. October u, in which he states
that he is thoroughly enjoying his trip.
John Gill bought piece OF ground
50x1OO feet, yestedrny, In the new addl-
ton, from Mr.. Cunningham; considera-
ton, $1,000.
The funeral OF Louis KnellInger will
take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Interment at Weeks cemetery.
MrsiS. c. Dunlevy gave n family din
ner party last evening at o'clock, at
her residence back of town.
John Linsche moved his family from
this city to Bellaire yesterday, where he
will make his future home.
II. q. Branum. j. c. Dent and W. T.
Graham left yesterday fora few days
hunt In Guernsey county.
Nick Kuhn and George stamm left
yesterday for Freeport, TO spend few
days hunting.
The Masons met last evening and fin
Ished some work in the mark master
degree.
H, Weller Loeb's congress of novel;
ties appears at the opera house to-
night.
mondsvllle, 10 spend few days hunt
Ing.
Miss Eva Coss returned yesterday
from few days visit at Wellsburg.
William George. of Bannock, was in
the city yesterday on business
Miss Clara Forbes has engaged in the
florist business in Wheeling.
Chester Franzell went to Cleveland
yesterday on business.
W. V. Campbell goes to Columbus to-
day on business.
Charles Bresock has returned from
Wellsburg.
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BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest in the Metropolis
orBelmont County

Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
orBelmont County
The Young Mems Club Is not dlscour-
aged by the contest at checkers with
wheellng's "Big -Four" The two mem-
beers Of the club. Messrs. Pine and
workman. broke even in the games
they played. while Messrs. Beetham
and DanfOrd were outsiders who filled
| the places by request yet they lost
! fourteen Of the eighteen games lost and
won none. while the club members won
four. The series next Saturday evening
may be different. as there were other
| points that probably added to the adj
vantage OF the Wheeling players.
Judge Nash, Hon. j. ]. Gill. Com
gressmen George II. White and r. w.
Taylor, the latter from McHlnley's old
| district, will be here next Saturday
evening. and a rouslng meeting will be
held People from the country round
about Will be here. and the railroads
viii make special rates.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh office
safe refused to open yesterday, after
the combination was worked all right,
because the tumblers had dropped out
OF place and an expert was brought
from Pittsburgh to open 1t.
Fred Bingle, roller at the steel
works. who has been one Of the boys
there for many years. has resigned his
place to go to Birmingham, Ala, whore
he gets similar place, hut advanced In
position.
Mrs. William Emerson, mother OF
Lawson y. Emerson, clerk of the courts
and chairman OF the county Republican
| L., m.
her way home TO Bethesda.
DR.. w. o. S. Piper leaves to-day for
Toledo. to attend q meeting Of the
master of Bellaire lodge.
The stove foundry resumed yesterday,
after few days idleness for repairs.
Trade with them exceeds their ability
to promptly supply.
The Republican city committee will
meet this evening to select the various
committees for the Nash meeting Sat-
urday night
Thomas f. Shelby, manager Of the
Crystal glass works, has had one eye
closed with cold settling in It.
Common pleas court has quit business
until after the election, after dispQslng
OF the criminal business.
The Epworth League was entertained
at the home Of Robert Llchtenberger
last night.
Miss Oral Dickens Is stenographer for
Superintendent Barrett, at Benwood
Junction.
Heatherington's band will furnish
music for the meeting next Saturday.
Jacob Waser. jr., has purchased part
of lot 40 In old Bellaire for 1926.
A new water main Is being put down
In the Fourth ward.
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WELLSBUR1.
Dotngs orPcoplc In the Brooke Coun'
~ Metropolis.


Mayor Jones has issued n proclnma-
tlOn, requesting suspension of busl-
ness on Thursday between the hours OF
and 4 o'clock p. M, on the occasion OF
the laying of the corner stone of the
new school building, should the
weather prove favorable this will be a
big day for WellsbuTg. Several Mason
ic lodges have accepted Invitations to
participate and all the school children
will also be In the parade.
The water board Is having trouble
with people wasting the supply, and It
is limited that It may ne necessary TO
adopt the meter system. The reservoir
is always pumped full In the evening,
and frequently Ia drained before morn
Ing; and Il In nearing point where
meters will have to be put In or the ca
pnclty Increased. The latter however.
Is sufficient to supply the town, II there
was no waste.
Another effort is being made 10 Or
ganlZe u uniform rank Of the Knights of
Pythias In Wellsburg. This bids fair
to be II go this time. and 1t will prob
ably not be long until the John T.
Douglass division Is an assured fact,
The II, g, Lasear hill farm on Chest
nut Heights, consisting of slxty-six
acres, was sold Mt trustees sale on
Saturday last, the Wellsburg National
Bank being the purchaser, at SlO75.
All the dIphtheriH patients are con-
Valescing. and no new cRses are re-
ported. But one dcnth occurred among
about n dozen cases durI.s period Of
one month.
Prof George DelbrugEc, OF Wheeling.
will ronrgnniZN his dancing class nj tho
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A Big SQUAD

OcCondIdatcs for tho Wheeling Foot
baIl Team Report for Practicc-An
Additional Number Will BIO out
to-day.
An encouraging squad Of players
showed up yesterday afternoon for the
orst practice Of the Wheeling football
team, Considering that It was the first
call and owing to a confusion existing
as to where the boys were to assemble.
the turnout was highly satisfactory.
The call was for the Island ball park,
hut tho boys struggled over to the
Bridge park. About fifteen appeared
and little practice, except in puntlng
and catching the ball, was INDUCED in.
This afternoon viii see practice more
IN earnest, and It will be engaged in at
the Island ball park, which the man
aCement has secured for the seasons
games from Messrs Haley and Lyle,
the iessees, who also grant the privilege
OF using It for daily practice. While 1880
D. m. seems to be the more convenient
hour. II would be better II the cRndl-
dates assemble half nm hour earlier. Ar
thur Mcfarland, w. & Us big guard.
has promised to help with this after
moons practice.
The outlook is OF the brightest char
acter for fast team, averaging l6O
pounds, and fit to cope with the best in
this section. The fans Will be pleased
TO learn that Win Edwards, recently
returned from the Slondike, and one o.
the best Of the famous four brothers in
this family. Is to play. He and John re-
ported yesterday Others we're Capt.
Frank Kincheloe. John J., SIlppner, VIII
Mathis, Harry Prosser, PHI Woods. Ike
Cecil, George johnson, Prof. w. B. Tur-
ner, Charles Adams and j. 81 Stamp.
Among those promised for!thls after
noon are Howard Edwards. Of Mounds
vile, who was with the First West
Virginia regiment. His hOglp Is In
Moundsville, but he will locate in Ben
wood this week. Allan Blake, Frank
NorrIngton. James Sweeney and Clar-
ence EChols, also of the reginent0l he
roes, are due to-day, withProf c. E.
Carrigan. Harry BOnnell and Dan
o'CeRRor, the latter a possibility for
centre. IN
\ definite answer for Saturdays
game will be received from Bethany
college to-day.