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JEROME RAIDS
POOL.ROOM AGAIN
Continued from FRS, Pare,

oahy "' saying tha, tho samb,lnr.
"o"''s ana '"ol-rooms are closed: that
''ey VIII not b. allowed 10 open again.
'n't II YOU ind tina, a police captain
permits violations Of the laws In ,hi.
80 -" WIZ arra'Rn him before yo,,
'"r Fh'-Fei the newspapers daily tell
"i '"o'-rooms and Ennibiins-houses run.
h'hS wide op~n All over tho city. AMI
nes'r'ar what happens In those places,
The Evening World wants to s,ve your
statement NJ VIA, you are doing anl
are So!rS I" do to put an end Ia this
S'ndii'on oi affairs.
Give So Legal Evidence.
Col Murphy said IN reply:
carefully read every paper in the
rt'N every day. and I cannn, ilnd a
single rarHr which offers or suggests
ma II hns secured legal evidence.
"Aich II true. would consti,utc su.-
hc!.nt grounds on which to prosecute
III" alleged pooi-room keeper or gambler
"i' Justify NJ" in bringing the captain
90 me precinct I" trial. The public c
must hn"" that I can nc, only up,n
Legal evidence.
He'n Hr~ak Flood IT,
.ar 10 the public TIM, y any news.
Ha7cr or reporter "r member OF III.
'oani,t"" of Fifteen or any other c,.i.
zen VIII present I" me legal evidence Il.
IN" :orm of a sworn anidavi; Of .wo
persons, as prescribed by the law. show.
m; ~" existence OF pooi.room dotns
business In the Hotel Bar.ho,di, I'll
break Capt John Flond
Il DON'T BELIEVE FROM WHAT
READ AND ALL. CAN LEARN
THAT THERE ARE ANY POOL.
ROOMS OR GAMBLING HOUSES
ri MINING IN THE CITY. no NEWS.
rApER DESCRIBES ANY SUCH
CONDITION.
why. in the same paper with tnI,
story OF wide open pool.rooms IL an.
o'he: that Peter De Lacey Is soins
10 renew his old hsht against the race
tgacks! Way? Why. only because Pete,
L- Lacey IL not allowed to- open and
run his pool.rooM. OF course.
~ believe this Il the c!cancst K.eai
city on Garth. Andrew Carnegie says
~. Comptroller Co!er sAys so. Lewis
Nixon says so. so does Carter HARRISON
Mayor of the next largest city In Amer.
ra. and they ARE all men OF travel and
experience
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RESULTS At LAKESIDE,

RACE TRACK. LAKESIDE, April H.
Tho races run here to-day resulted as
Won by Riur Acis. 10 70 ! and 10 !:
OIekma, 2 TO J for place. wa. a.c.ont: !:
1Fsna thisd. Tme--i.t..
4econd tace-One. half m.!e.-won py
haSuan. IN and ! to 3: NeiN. wai-
tnird. T1me-O lg
Thim Race--rhree quarter. q. n
ndle.-Won ~ Dchr!dc, 70 l and 6 70 &.
Andes: out for place was second; PAT.
room third. Time. LIS.
sAEourth Raeo-.Ftve and = hal, fur,onx,
won py Rival Dare. 10 to and 10 !
14W Lad. to 2 forplare, yassecopi:
Jake Weber third. T!mc-l.o7 IS.
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CREW
LOSES TWO men
Mount and O'LoughIin
Forced to Retire from
Varsity Eight.

Columbia varsity crew !s In weaker
state than vas imagined a few days
ago Two more. OF ITS most PROMISING <
candidates have h.en obliged to with
draw from the squad and with the al.
sencc Of Capt. Nash. who broke his
Ing prospects are anything but bright.
Mount. who rowcd In No. 2. Of the
varsity crew. was obliged to uuit on
account OF his deficiency In certain
studias. which ne was unable to make
up and which made him tnclixibic
TO row under the rules Of the faculty.
O IOugh!lr. who rowed nj No. !. in tho
second boat and was a promising can
didat. for the 1rst. was compelled to
Withdraw on account OF the objection
OF his parents.
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SEPTEMBER DATE
FOR BIC CANES
Harvard.Yale Commit
tee Grant Request OF
English Athletes.

The meeting OF Harvard and fal"
atnletes with tn. best that oxford an"
Cambridge can send looks Ike cef'
,a!n;y for New York. Even III. date IN
September suggested by the Ensiishn"f
viii not likely Interfere with the oro'
posed events. for the Americans have
practically rcc'-!.l from 'hcir stand III
insisting that The games be held IN
July.
\ jo!ni committee from Yale ani liar'
ward met last night at the University
Club 10 consider the Establishments re.
ply to their challenge. and. after n
little discussion. II was decided that 4
meeting will br arrange! frr Sept q N
Ncw York II the Euslishms 'nd II
absolutely impossible I" come mere III
July.
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crew will he made up OF an engineer.
members are already calling for y
s'nHk'nS-car. a hhXgage-car. a buffet.
besides general coaches. Any surplus
ir.~i nS will e>c laid aside for a sinking
'hnh /" sink. Il Is explained. in nca.
r'hrA"S or old COWS which designing
farmers may lead on the tracks 10 Nc
asked a director
-. We will run a51u: ten miles an hour.
Nc cxpe:i T. carry go persons A week .
VIII YOU run Sundays"
decided upon a. vet
VIII S"u have "A dcrot?'
H"n-p"ssih'y.. some timc-a. rrcs-
Ont platform will do II will all dc.
pend on hoa the road deveiop..'
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STRONG MAN SENTENCED.
AIrs""drr showed i"un,r,m,r -, !.
>iIht> Wutl Was trrc,,.L

John Al"Annhsr, professional s,r,,r
MAJ convicted II grand LARCENY IN ~.
"''"n' h"Sr"" "as -"nt 70 f.mi-, Re-.
f"r:nn''rr today by lutxc Fo.,.r
Ai'Hancer met tou"t' Panel rf An.
sonia. Conn Tno Wa seeing ~. eli,
Feb y rncr wero walking undrt tho
washington ircu during Tho nIrht
when Alexander told rlt.II II. wan,
Tx. 70 ,ho~ him hoN strong h. yss
and he asked lii" mar 10 feel hi. MI.
cies While raycll w.iS doing ~ \io.
vas cl'!Eht b" a policeman
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anitoban Was made the choice and
Gh 9h.. susswss w"r a, IN" second chcic.
o! the others. So far as the race was
concerned II was one hc'ss. all the way.
Old Blueavay was slow To hesin and
hand, Manltoban was .sicky to get a run.
ming break. Manitoban set ierrnr
pace and Yorkshire Boy chung 10 him
for half n mile. Maple was within hail
inE distance for lhtl~ way. hut .nor
tired. MAnitohan etrunE the fold OF,
through the last Cua<tsr, winning b,.
four lengths from Yorkshire Roy. who
was Ave lengths in front II Biu.a way,
who made up a lot OF ground
r4iiRn RAH
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FINISHES At MEMPHIS.

RACE TRACK. MEMPHIS. Apnl ~
Tha races scheduled 10 br run her. 10.
day resulted. - follows:
s Qrat Rsce-Won by Miss Blarn.y. I
f01iAnd even; Esternall. 2,o l for place.
J Vas SECOND: Marie BELL third. Time
Third TAG. --One mile.-Won by CAY.
Lsistr. Sxto and s tc 8: The Unknown
10 hst. place. Mas second: Soblcmun
|I3klel. rime---1.t5.
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Quarantine II, scotch r,~in..

Sc"tcn Plains. y. j., IS under 1uaran.
;:r. because there have appeared re-
c.n;iv iwo cases of diphth"r.a. one o!
which ended fatally. Tn. victim war
Jarcs Norris. coachman FOR \. d. Sncp-
hard: tn" other case Is In II. family OF
Leroy E!Iis, A quarantine officer has
been stationed a. each house
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Sporting.
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE. uSlrERsITr OF THE CirY OF
SEH YORK ,MEuICAi. DEPARTMENT.: u
years ! specialist In Disease pt men. Under
OLD DR. GR!SpLEs sg,cn;ine system Of usAt'
Isd spots, soro tafo,, and mouth. ulcers. pAintu!
saei.inEa. kidney and hiAiltr complaints. staid.
lax, SIIisOte... Inflammation. ssAyeI. weak. u.
iSSr!opr! organs weak back. permanently cGfsi.
Men about 10 siArty. Isks~!,e th6se havtng IA
psdimants. should 20 10 DE-. GRlSpLE6 CID
e.tab!ish.i once. over 20 years =, III ws:t l::a
waste time committing i<ss skilled pxyAeians
Remember OLD Dir. GRiSDlE has . ssosri fes
marvellous eurss Advice tree. oop1)o1DA, 81
Aeuss. 0, 70 Q. suadays- . iAA
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TIGERS PLAY OLD
RIVALS FROM LEHIGH.
Princeton Players M"ch Improved
h, Their %urr~ssful SOnti,-
rrW Trip.
lsr-ti.l 10 Thr g,-nirs Wo

,sr-tisi TO m. E'-n,rS Tmlib
PRINCETON, y j.. .ApriI l1-For tho
'rs' time .inc. their return from "A
successful Southern trip IN. Tigers -rtcd
their baseball ability From IN. rrnc.
iicr Princeton has gain. considerably
In team work and In batting. I.-n!rh
found great difficulty in hitting Under.
h!ll, vito gets sp-.Iii"r every d,y
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as!lins: for t~o.ssAr.ob hii.s ana seI.n,,
faar and . halt furionEs.

They. were Maru. !, hlh "u, cs the
S'ouehacres stable. and LyHh.u,, =
younsster owned by T.. L. Grnv". Tn.
unerring judgment Of the tsIen, WIS
verified. This pair ran mrs, and second
Both were well played. but iystc,h.
q bit the mos, money. Ma-li Jumped 20
the iron. a, Nag fall and mad. pic..
with Bermuda King an, i.ysbeth
There Bermuda King had enough nnI
Mnru drew clear, winning by two
lengths from I.ysbc;h. who was a !sns, h
and a half IL front o' Eva Mine
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FINED $40 FOR sPARaINc, {

LAWRENCE. Mass. April l7.-GecI
Dixon. the ro!orcd puEilis,. and his q
ring partner. Win Ashe, were fine
each for engaging in n sparr!aE !
last night n; the Lawrence Theatre
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FATAL FALL
AT AQUEDUCT.
Wilkerson, Thrown in
First Race, Is
Dying.

RACE TRACK. AotEDucT, Anrtl ii
Sunshine and clear skicr ar" a. much
part and parcs OF racing rs are IN"
thoro,sshbreds themselves. Racing -
not enjoyable under such weather con-
ditions us have prevailed daring the last
two days. Thus this might Aavc been
called the real opening "f racing. sine"
to-day only were there cons.nial con9t-
tions.
The track wac in excellen; condition.
having dried out well during tn" cary
morning. The card showed more c.ass
than on any previous dny and there Na>
a promise OF some excellent sport
The betting was brisk ani the crowd
was in good humor and ioosencd up
under the enthusiasm os the moment
The ring shows a further shrinka.s.
The victory o! eight farorites and gave
raj heavily played second choices have
put most OF the owner. ot si,m hank
rolls out of the game. Tho veterans stiIl
hang on. and will no doubt pe In tn"
game at the end OF the season.
FIRST RACE
selling: 10: Ysoysa!-olds. four And = n,i' 'r.
inass.
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Starters. .h,s... ja-t.. s,,r.r,n. '-i-.r.
Easy street; 10: Tluan 3 i. . s.,o e
rlsJ!tks. 1o!. Ihanpsen. ., 50 Is
rsn:olsss. 1sn; g Mo 10 s'acs I Z = Z
O,man DiEns. ld:. wItrm tell q
start eeod. wca driving Tim--a51
Because Easy Street ran second 10
eedition on the opening day IN. talent
elected TO play him aud su RiEh,aw awrt
who showed himself u fair colt at Bon
nipgs. was second choice Not much
Mns thought OF IN. others on tap from
Is 10 90 TO I.
Easy Street and Righ,aaay u, once
singled themselves out and ~ the start
EaAy Street took about /, length. lead
and .hcid II into the stretch. sending
Landry TO hard drive at tn" eighth
Pole. Rigntaway hung on p-rsis,-n-iy
and NJ the sixteenth pole Easy Stree,
threw II up and ftighiaway won ny u
length. Easy Street WAS In from, o'
Playlike. W1lkerson on Osman D!sc hsd
Playllke. Wtlkcrson on Osman Dgna
had very heavy fall "n tn. turn. bu,
was mt seriously injured.
Physlcians examined w!ikerson care.
FUZZY and u WAS found that he vas
scrtousiy Injured. instead Of b-ing IN
hurt. His left elbow IL fractured and
there 10 a probability that his skull IL
fractured. Paralysis set in and the
physicians were not n, all .,ng,rnc as
to his recovery.
sItuSp RACE
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GONE WITH $4,000.
Iowa BANK ClOscd nnd the Vice.
President L. NtssInx.

IspetE'I 20 IH' F'fHuK Nof'I,I
OMAHA. Scb,. Aori! 1.-THE I.ernrs
tln) National Bank failed TO open for
u.incss to-day. owing 10 flight cI Vice
Preuident r. +. Ward with S30.0oo OF tho
Institutions funds. Tho absconding Of
lcsai left n note saying: Going. God
kn0WB where" sa1
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CONNIE MACK'S MEN HERE.
Tn hii"d~iphtn American LraEuera
Meet West New York Sun.ln,

Coan!c Mack's Philadelphia Club OF
the American League viii play AT the
W"hawkcn grounds next SUNDAY y
aEa!n.; the Wcs, New York Field Club,
Tn" Jersey team made good showing
against ,hc Orioles last Sunday and .rll
ds,Unile>s give Capt, l.AJoic and hi.
men a good argnren, for the game.
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ElKhth Inning.

S,atr DAILY struck ont. Three runs.
Eighth Inning.
i,annon fouISi out 20 Sterir,an. nioWn
heat u Hroundcr tn Dahi"n to Nrst base.
Hrnwn stole second. Honncr scored him
with n thr..-h hagger to right. Rruc"
rnppsi thr..-hagxrr 10 right, scoring
Bonner. Remis famed oli. Madison
oui. McJam.s 20 Kelly. Two runs
Dahlcn out. Schaub to Slater. S'e"l
man nlch to l'ann"n Moiame. famed
ou', 40 runs.
tinth lnnInu.
Siatcr str!rx out S-haUb out. Sh~ck-
ard /" J Kelley .\l,rock out. MrJnn"s
~ Kelley. No runs
Davis singled 10 centre. kccler Ned 70
i'rucc Sheckard ni"a to Brown and
Davis WAS doubled ~ hrs' No rips
SCORE ny iSSiSGs
ra-nntn t,t,.+,t.sIs. q 0-+6
h'rs,klJn ....,.,.s..s - u q ] %
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A0UEDUCT ENTRIES.

sver's - The E'srins S-rt,p
RACE TRACK. Ao.EDrCT. April Il
The entries for To 'norroWs races Ar.
~ follows:
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Flrst Inning.

ii"I 80 Me- 'rc"fy, scoring homer. Nrucc
out lrytpS 20 stcal second Two runs
Davis cR Homer 10 slater. Madison
irThlei k..l"t's Ir"unt-- Ec~l"r took
,,1iri nn Slater. mum -. thrown ball
from \l'r"ck Sheckafd rnpr.~i an easy
mrr 90 .Altrock. whc forced k-"lrr at tn,
rlai". Kelley w-ng t" hrs' on Madison $
second error. Sh"cknri G"ins 10 second
N"Cr"sry out. Schauh to slater NJ
runs
second Inning.
Madison reached hrst n;t an tnn..,
, .tns." tina; rarromei m ki,snu's s.o,c,
Slater forced Madison "a, ..conh by 4
hunr to ki,.on. Schaub and Slater O..
"n a double elny kit.on II Da!y T.
k.lIeN y" runs.
Day rnrI'--, a base hit 20 light. Dah-
In forced Dalya, second "ith a ground
! ~ r1ns
THIRD Inning.
A,.rc's nmncd "n; pannon OUT. pn!ly
MsGu!t- gathered in Bonn"r'- foul rop.
Davis knocked =, safe on" 10 i.f Keel
! or forced him q, second rsppin. ar
easy "a" 10 Bn!Icr Sh"3karl force,
k"rl~r - second With 4 rr,uni"r TO tn
pitcher. Kelly smashed ! tn.,-."xy-r t,
, ccf,re, scoring Shrrkard McCrr.-,
| died. Schauh 10 Slater ore t1im
'"s " s""s"I-
I'ruce singled 20 rign' B"mis sacrt
,,ced Bruce to second. hu,!rx to Kkson
nrucc took ,hird on nassed bill
Na.li.,si sEore.l Bruc. with a safe on.
t" right. Madison stole sex ord and We,
!" hlrd ON M~;uirc's Wild throw. Slate,
struck "1,t SChauh scored Madison
with single to right. A'rock hii tC
DAILY, forcing S.'hau" a. .rrrnd. Tw,
| runs.
DAILY smashed a ,wo-basscr TO lrf.
Dihien walked on four balls McGui.,
! forced Dahl-n =: second DAILY -rnrinI
on = dropped throw by slate Ki,so,
crE. foul ny 10 .r,nis. Davi. singled /,
centre kr-le,- new ou' 70 brown On
Fifth Inning.
bannon boosted lofty one % Daiy
Brown famed out. Kelly go, homer
| tall rs No runs
Brown got sh~ekards long ny Keir,
i'!.d to Bruce Mccreery out, Madtsol
- Slater No runs.
sixth Inning.
McJames wen, IN /" pitch ar Brook
lyn. S'cImam. catching, Hru~. "ut, Nc
Madison famed No runs.
Daily out. homer 70 Slater. Dahlc
banged snfc one to centre, Sieclma
F.nt Dahlcn IN third with = single |,
a double .Iny. Madison 10 faonn-r t
S,ier, No runs.
seventh iuninH.
Slater t,led to DAILY. Sehsun out. Dal
len 10 Ksl!ey. Atroch r!ed TO II,
Davis smashed a thrce-basger TO Ger
crror. a1eokam hanged the bali In Il,
teyo for three bascs. scoring Davis nm
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JUNVTI KNIF
HanAtea0 for shese-yssr-o,a, ard un.,,.
AAout 0svsn turonrv.

All 0rern was handed around FOR
\reAd peaches and cream barring acri-
dents, the race vas thouShr 20 Ne all
over but tho shouting Their. were some
accidents in the shat,e OF srcedier horses
than All Green. though heavily backed
at ) 70 s. All Green jumped away in
front With Ten Candies and they raced
toseaher for a quarter w1,h Magnificent
ard Pupal a couple OF lengths away.
from the furlong pol" home was pro-
oo0u0 With Ten Cann"s far IN front.
He won eaSed up bv six length. from
Pupil. VINO raced hy All Green In The.
last quarter and secured the place by
ehreo lengths. All Green ran with fore.
legs swa.hed IN bandases.
Fifth Race-Ffve and on~-hal. FUR
.ortes.-IWon BY Sinonia. Councilman
Iom was second. and EgottAm ihird
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carr, Hermann rnvor,,c for n-rh,

LOUISVILLE. ky., April E.-rtisrr'
Hermann has been made even money
iavorI,c In the winter books on the Ken
turky Derby.
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l<s-irr Kelly n!ed 10 Rannon. scoring
Sh"ckhri Mc,'r"ery out. Madison tu
Slair balN s.rtick ont. Thrcc INNS.
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CHAMPIONS PLAY
THE TORONTOS.
CONTINUED from FRS, Page.
Th~ Rafting Order.

on nand when IN. umpire called the
Eun,"
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rnt,iSD RACE
s<illnE: fos thre.-yssr-aits and up. sir mr.
ioaEs.
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Cotton Letter.

Lee & Co.'S Cotton Letter to H. D. Goth
 ran & Go.
 New oTrk, April 8.-With no market at Liverpool and of course no cables or news of any kind from abroad, the local bear crowd had things pretty much in their own hands today. On the decline to under cents for May number of conservative shorts bought freely, probably to guard against a surprise from Liverpool tomor- row, and this was the chief support to the market The reaction of over thirty points from top reached last week is also considered by many quite sufficient and there was some buying for long account on this theory, but in the absence of outside support the market became ratn- CT weak late in the day. The feature was the continued relative strength of the May, and this without any apparent sup port among the chief holders. It is quite generally expected they will gradually work out of the May at the present prem ium and especially if 1t should become larger, and replace for uly. The latter month with the discount would seem the best purchase, though the short interest in the May Is quite large. Port receipts today only fair, only showing 5,375 bales against 1S,734 last week, and 1859 one year ago. Like the interior movement 1t com pares with very small movement a year ago and will from this on. The large estimates for Houston tomorrow rather favored the bears, 7500 to $500 bales are expected there tomorrow against 69SS and 1451. At New Orleans, however, only 1500 to 2500 bales are expected against 6520 and 359s. The most unfavorable reports are being received from some sections as re- gards the progress being made in planting and the prospects, for the next crop. Too much rain in the states along the Atlan- tic coast and the opposite west of the Mississippi river It means a late start for the crop and the old adage, a bad be- ginning. means a poor ending, is well worth considering, though with favorable weather from this on the day may be overcom Still our advices do not indi- cate the increased acreage so much talk ed about.
 New York Cotton, Futures.
The age-herald., 1901-04-09

No solid vestibuled train carries Pull man Drawing Room Sleeping Cars Bir- mingham to Cincinnati and from Bir- mingham to New York without change Cafe and Observation Car Attai1a, Ala. to Radford. Va. and Chattanooga to Gin cinnatt.
 No. carries Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birmingham to Louisville and Pullman Drawing Boom Sleeping Car Chattanooga to Cincii-nati; also free Re- clining Chair Car Chattanooga to Cin- cinnati.
 No. l solid vestibuled train has through Pullman Sleepers Birmingham to New Orleans and Birmingham to Shreveport. Dining Car, serving meals a la carte. vicksburg to Shreveport. Direct connec- ton at Shreveport with lines diverging for Texas. Mexico, California and the West
 FRANK s. CANNON, General Mana
 ger, Washington, D. c.
 S. H. HARDWICK, c. P. A, Washing
 ton, D. c.
 c. A. BENsCOTER, A. G. P. A, Chat
 tanooga, Tenn.
 J. c. LUSK. T. P. A.. Birmingham, Ala.
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April 5, made mp from special cable and telegraphie advices compares the figures of this week with last week; last year and the year before. It shows a decrease for the week just closed of 3S,6l4 bales against a decrease of 184,5S4 last year, and a decrease of 32, 492 year before last.
 The total visible Is 3,949, SO6 against B. 9SS, 42O last week; 3,315,150 last year, and 519S,S79 year before last. Of this the to- tai of American cotton is 2.900,80 against 2,950, ,420 last week; 2,625, 150 last year, and 4,02S,S79 year before last, and of all oth- CT kinds including Egypt, Brazil, India, etc.. 1,04900O against 1,0SS,00O last week; CSC, 900 last year, and 1,17O00O year before last
 The total worlds visible supply of cot ton shows decrease compared with last week of 3S.614 bales, an increase com pared with last year of 634,656 and de- crease compared with year before last of 1,249,073.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton there is now af1oat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe 1s76,O00 against 1880. 900 last year, and 100000 year before last; in Egypt. 190,O00 against 167,- 900 last year and 24S000 year before last in India, 527,000 against 320000 last year and 66o,000 year before last, and in the United States, 1857 900 against 94S,000 last year and 1,2S1, ,000 year before last.
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will not only save you distressins pan money. There is also a satisfaction in krJwing that the very best possible treat ment is being given to you by compe- tent physician. who has experlence m such matters. and Is capable ol s cuIins you in the quickest and most periee' manner possible I have treated prNsso diseases as a speciality for the pas' n. teen years in the city of Birmingham, anu l am therefore known to great many. But if you are not acquainted Wi.n lne' I refer you with permission to frss Na tional Bank. Alabama National DanA; Jefferson County Savings Bank ana Steiner Bros., Bankers. as to my respoh- sibility for my contracts. cure many patients by mail treatment. Mrite l9i prices and terms. Address Dr. I. E HOT loway. 1S01h Second avenue, Birmingham Ala.
 Office. Second avenue and Eighteenth opposite postoffice
 Office Hours-s:30 a. m. to 5:SO p. m Sundays. 10 a. m. to 12 m.
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The leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open.l High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Quiet and steady. ,.t Wheat-No. spring e6@70c, No. red 7oh@73c.
 Corn-No. g. 44c; No. 2 yellow, 44c. Oats-No. g. 27c; No. 2 white, 2SAc; No. 3 white 271a@29Kc.
 Rye-No. 2. 5Sc. Barley-Good feeding 47c. fair to hoice malting 4@95Sc.
 Flaxseed-No. 1. $1.52; No. northwest ern. $1 .531k
 simothy Seed-Prime $4.10.
 Mess Pork-Per barrel $14. 45QD14.50. Lard-Per 100 pounds S. .s5dS .37h. Short Rib Sides-Loose $8. 00GDS. 20. Dry Safted Shoulders-Boxed 6A@6hc. Short Clear Sides-Boxed s. .371z6DS 50. Whisky-Basis of high wines $1.2. Sugars-Cut loaf 6.04c, granula ted 5.47c, confectioners' A 5.34c, off A 5.19c. Clover-Contract grade s11.00. On the Produce Exchange today quota tions were:
 Butter-Steady; creams 15@2O1kc. dairy 11@1Sc.
 Cheese-First, 111R014c.
 Eggs-Firm; fresh t2Ac.
The age-herald., 1901-04-09
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