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Castieman and Joyce Cases 10 lie Tried
on Thursday Next.

The cases of Castleman and Joyce which
have been hanging over for more than six
months and which have been the cause Of
litigation between the Irish 4, 4. u. and the
Metropolitan Asso citation of the A, A. T.,
will be tried next Thursday.
Every effort will be made TO finally dispose
OF the matter then. The trial will take place
before q. r. Kirby. intercollegiate A. A. A. ;
Z. j. Walsh. New York A, G.. and DR., Luther
Il. Gulick, Y. NJ. G.. A., the three commits
slonprs selected by the registration COM
mittee TO Investigate. the charges Of profess
siOnaiism. II Is. understood that a number
Of witnesses will he on hand and evidence
from magazines produced in support of the
char ges. The. registration committee has
agreed 10 abide by the verdict Of the COM
ulcaioDere
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obstacle TO overcome. stlll he has the punch,
which Is always a factor"

The report comes from Memphis, where the
New York Nationals are training. that Christy
Mathewson has injured his pitching arm
while indulging in a game OF soccer football,
Some time ago II was reported that NIatty,
while hunting in the Michigan woods. suffered
some sort of an injury to h Is salary wing
but not much attention was paid TO the rumor.
At present McGraw says that the great pitcher
has a cold, but whether this is the real reason
for his backwardness in showing something
OF his real form, the fact remains that New
York fans will worry a great deal until they
know just what Is the matter. Without
Mathewson the worlds champions would
not have the expected easy time landing
an other pennaDi.
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Cornell Fencers Win From Columbia.

ITHACA. March 1.-THE Cornell fencing team
defeated Columbia here last night by the
score Of : bouts to /. Capt. Kehrlein of Column
hia failed 10 appear AT the appointed hour,
and Miller and Amend slternated in taking
his place. The contest was stopped after
six bouts had been fought each of tho solum.
bia men having three times faced an Ithaca
opponent AZ that time.
Capt, Hechleimer did the best work for the
Red and White and Miller was the most skill
full Of the visitors, The summary
First Round -Hechleimer. Cornell. defeated
Amend. Columbia, DelcaSSe. Cornell. defeated
Columbia
Second Round--Miller. Columbia. defeated How.
ARD. Cornelii DelcAsse, Cornell. defeated Amend
Columeia; Hechleimer Cornell. defeated Miller,
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Exhibition Games In the South.

Exhibition baseball games will be played
In the South as follows by the different major
league teams the coming week:
Tuesday-New York Americans at Birmingham,
Athletics at Montgomery.
Thursday-New York Americans at Birmingham
Athletics az Montg emery.
F~riday-Chicago Nationals VS.. University of I'LL
nois. at Champaign. III,
Saturday-Ncw York Ann ricAns at birmingham,
Clcvelands al Atlanta, Cincinnati Vets al San An
tonic, Colts al Austin, Athletics at MOntg omCry.
Sunday-CnCinnati Vets at San Antonio, Tex,
Cincinnati Colts al Austin. Chicago White SoI at
New orleans. st. Louis Browns at Houston, 81.
Louis Cardinals al Dallas, ST, Louis Cardinal Colts
at Fort Worth,
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Proposition 10 Form a National Governing
BOdy-CeltIcs Beat o. y. T.

Until Hollywood Inn. leader in the Metro
politan Association football leagues cham
pionship series, meets the team of the West
Hudson club of Newark the title to first
place and the A. E. Rendle cup will remain
in doubt Each eleven has lost but a sin gle
game and drawn two. consequently. the
JerSeymen. who have played two games
less than their rivals. can. by winning both,
tie the score Of the Yonkers aggregation.
Next Saturday. the Bronx Rangers. of this
city. will encounter the West Hudsons at
Cosmopolitan Park in Newark. The record
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Two points allowed Tor wins and one each Tor
dEaiNn GanlLG

drawn games.
Arthur Z. Rendle. who enjoys the unique
dist inction OF being president at the same
time of the Metropolitan Associati ion Foot
ciation fayors the organization of a soccer
body which will have the same relation 70
the game in this country as the famous Foot
ball Associat ion Limited bears to soccer in
ing recognized by the British nsttution az
the parent body in New York. Mr.. Rendle as
serts il IL the province of the latte r to take
the initiative in the matter OF forming a ma
tional association in this country which shall
include in its membership all the clubs and
liminary steps have already been taken, and
President Rendle confidently predicts the
success of the movement. There are now
three lea CUES in this Nicinity--the Metro
Amateur, and tomorrow, at the meeting
10 be held AT the Boys Club Of this city. a
New York State association will probably be
launched. Soccer here IL now on a very firm
footing.
PATTERSON, y. j., March lin the opening
match for the American challenge cup. under
the auspices OF the recently organized Ameri-
can Football Association, for which thirteen
clubs from Jersey and New York have en-
tered, the Celtics of this city defeated the
to .. During the first, half the opposing
teams were we'll matched, and the score stood
at | to o in favor of the home team when the
whistle blew. During the second period
maintained their. advantage, getting 3 addi-
tional goals TO . for their opponents. Turner
and Burns eXCcned in clever passing and
dribbling for this, Celtlcs and Saggis acquitted
himself splendidly for the Newark tie am.
The winners thus scored first blood In the
cup tie" tournament. which will te continued
next Saturday and Sunday, when four more
games will be played of.
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Power Boat Association Analrs Booming

At the annual meeting Of the American
Power Boat Association held last week, Secre-
tary Arson B. Cole reporte ed that there were
forty-nine clubs enrolled in the association
and power boats matters were in good shape.
A. Hill and Edward NJ. MactleIlan reported
in favor Of the passage of a bill that would
regulate power boats In some way and II was
instructed 20 confer with other associations
on the matter. These officers were elected:
James N. Qliphant. Thousand Islands Yacht
Bay Yacht Club. secretary; J.. Howard Vain
wright. American Yacht Club, treasurer
Henry J. Gielow. Atlantic Yacht Club.
measurer.
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Columbia Lacrnsse Dates.

The schedule Of the Columbia lacrosse tea
dates was announced on Saturday. There
arc seven games on the list. The dates are.
April IA, Lehigh, az South Bethlehem. q. Stevens,
al Hoooken, rs, College City OF New York, az South
Field 80, Cornell, al ithaca.
May I, Hobart, al Geneva; II, Harvard. al New
York 10. Pennsylvania, at New YORK.
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BILLIARDS AND POOL.
standing OF Players In Local Tournaments
Amateur CompetitiOn in Chicago.

The lead in the handicap IL inch balk limo
billiard tournament az the Knickerbocker
Academy, Brooklyn. has passed TO Smith, one
of the two low mark men. White, the scratch
man. is second, having won one less game
than Smith. The playing last week on the
whole was an Improvement on pre- vious
playing. The records to date Of the con-
testants follow:
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Results to date in the continuous pool
tournament at McGraw a sloan e room are az
follows: Gray defeated Fraley. l2S 70 %;
feated Gray, 1875 to ST Fraley defeated Nee
han, i25 10 lla; Downs defeated Fraley, ,l?5
TO iOi; Fraley defeated Croll. l2S to 81; Kicker
Kicker. l2s to 20; Meehan defeated Downs.
i25 to II: Croll defeated Meehsn, i2I 20 ~;
feated DAILY, l25 to So. The standing OF the
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There is n RE for first place In the annual
championship pool tournament of the New
York Athletic Club between Messrs. Tilt and
Heatherton, and il Gamble wins his remain
ing game he too will have won six games
and lost one. Tilt and Heatherton are sched-
Tint defeated Heatherton easily, after which
Heatherton won two games in the same even
ING The rannrd of I he MIA Npra InlloMR,
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Although the weather was inviting for golf
at the Dyker Meadow Golf Club links yester-
day, the ground was a trife soft and there
was no roll 10 the ball. II invariably sticking
where IL landed. Fifteen men competed in
were returned The winner was c. j, Crook
all, The scores
c. J. Crookall, SO. $50: James r. Way. 97.' i2-S5.
z. b. Knowltou, 81. $50. w. r.. SimonS. %, $50
W. n. Rhett, %, 4 40
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The governors Of the New York Golf Club,
at their meeting OF organization on Saturday,
elected these officers for 1909: President,
W. j. Trull. in vice-president, G.. =. Law
renee; secretary. A. q. Lawyer; treasurer,
+, G. Robinson: chairman green committee,
A. NJ. SCrafford; captain, Gilman p. Tiffany.
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During The tOurnament when William
Frederickson won the southern California
Ghampionship: the Los Angeles course was
besides the Chicago youngsters, Alden b,
Swift and Nathaniel F. Moore. Included VI,
H. Tichenor, j. A. Rankin Of the Chicago
board OF Trade, who is said 10 have swung
the biggest deal in wheat ever manipulated
In the pit: Charles Head. president of the
ply the Great Lakes; j. b. Stubbs. a blast
furnace magnate Of Cleveland, and Pittsburg
", j. Carney. q Chicago lumber king; j F,
Cudahy sons and Mont gonery Ward of Chi
cago. head Of the greatest mail order house
In the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09

agrees with the sum of the contraction In
loans and the loss of cash. 50 that the
statement made good proof The re-
quired reserve against general deposits was
reduced by 81. $50, T75. deducting which from
the loss Of cash left $9.447 .325 as the de-
crease in surplus reserve to $65I7.925 de-
hciency. The last occasion when like re-
suits were shown was on April Z of the
current year; then the deficiency was
81. $50. 625 Computed upon the basis OF de-
posits less those of SO. $40, 800 public funds
the deficit last week was IS. 500, $50. Loans
were contracted $11 ,96o. 500. rejecting can
cellations Of speculative accounts and trans
fers to trust companies and to foreign
bankers. the latter Of whom were loaning
European capital The loans were In ex-
cess OF deposits by S37 SOC. 600. The highly
unfavorable statement, as recorded above,
will. 1t seems quite likely, be materially
improved in the current week through the
advances Of money which the treasury will
make to the banks, beginning on Monday.
In order to facilitate imports OF gold by
importing institutions. Though the metal
will not arrive at this port until after the
end of the week. the treasury advances viii
be available to the importers Immediately
upon the presentation to the treasury of
evidence that the gold has been shipped
hither. The amount which was reported
last week as having been engaged in Lon
don for shipment to New York was $l0.-
1900. and doubtless this sum will be,
largely increased by engagements which
have been deferred awaiting the effective
operation Of Secretary Shaw's device for
assisting gold imports. The daily average
of bank clearings for five days of last week
was $37O.O0O.OOO. against 1858 100000 In the
previous week; clearings on Saturday. re-
f1ecting Fridays business. were 1897, I'll .233.
Comparisons Of loans by individual banks
showed that eight institutions contracted
this item by ST., 100000 net: five banks lost
$15. 00O. 900 net cash."
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FINANCE AND TRADE IN
MARKETS OF THE WORLD

drawing eagles from the bank and finally
took nearly two millions prices weakened
considerably. consols closing a full point
lower. and other kindred securities in SYM
pathy with the foreigners fluctuated mod
erately. Japanese bonds recovered from
the early depression caused by rumors Of
cabinet changes. while Russians, after
early weakness. closed rather better. Amer
leans continue to monopolize attention
During the early week the money fears
of Wall street restrained the ardor of the
spectators. but this influence did not have
SO much effect later in the week. the manip-
ulation in advancing prices which was go
Ing on merrily being assisted by withdraw
ais of gold from the Bank of England
Several smart relapses were checked by
renewed bull support, but today the dull
session following overnight decline in
Wall street, with selling because of fears
OF poor bank statement wiped out much
OF the improvement and made final rates
only about a dollar dearer on the week,
with the exception of Canadian Pacific,
which was 81; Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul, and Reading, So higher than last Sat-
urday. The money market is rather inter-
esting. At present short loans are plenti-
full and easy to negotiate. but discounts are
dearer.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

BERLIN. September S.-Trading on the
bourse today was stagnant and prices
were depressed upon increasing fears of
money market developments. Americans
on an average were one point down upon
profit taking. Russians were lower Navi-
cation companies shares were weak upon
the announcement of the increased capital
of the North German Lloyd company.
PARIS, September 8.-Trading on the
bourse today was quiet, and prices were
unsteady. Russians had a downward ten
dency In consequence Of rumors of the dis
covery of a deficit Of $25O.OO0, 900 in the
government funds at st. Petersburg.
Russians Imperial AS closed at 1890
and Russian bonds of 1904 at 1890
ST. PETERSBURG. September s.-Trad-
ing on the bourse today was calm I'M
perial As recovered an eighth of a point
through speculation, and closed at 7OA.
The As continued to weaken, closing at
50.
PARIS. September S.-Trading on the
bourse today was quiet
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Wholesale Markets.

NEW YORK, September S.-Flour-No re-
ceipts. Sales. 800. Dull and lower to SELL
Minnesota patents, 41Oa4.4O; winter
straights. 3.50a3.60; Minnesota bakers. 3.4Oa
$50; winter extras, 2S5a3.25; winter pat
ents 3.75a4.1O; winter low grades, 275a
800
Wheat-No receipts. Sales 100000 BUSH
els. There was decline this morning, in
duced by easier cables, good weather and
liberal receipts. September, 76Ma77M: De-
cember. 79AaS0 Lie; May, 50 9-16as2 11-16.
Rye dull; No. western, "a, elf. New
York. 80. 81 -
Corn-No receipts Sales. 30. 900 bushels.
Option market was lower. under fine
weather and in sympathy with wheat. De-
cember. 5Oha51; May. 4S5sa49. - ~
Beef nrm; family, 10. 5Oa11 90; mess, S5Oa
900: packet, 9.O0a9. 80.
Pork quiet; mess. 1s.75a19. %; family,
1a: 50a19.O0: short clear. 17.OOa1s75.
Lard quiet; prime western, 8.75aS. 80. =
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. 3ka31:
centrifugal, 96 test. 4; molasses sugar, 3Ma
3A. Refined steady: crushed, $50; pow
dered. 500; graduated, 400.
Petroleum steady: refined all ports 7.45a
$50.
Coffee firm No. Rio, SIX.
Molasses steady at New Orleans 30a3S.
Butter firm. unchanged: receipts. 1902.
Cheese steady. unchanged receipts, 2O36
Weekly exports. 2, 1877 boxes.
Eggs firm, unchanged; receipts, 1928.
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MAY ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT.
Fight Between the Great Northern
and the Steel Corporation.

NEW YORK, September S.-The receipt
OF news In this city Of the decision handed
down yesterday by the supreme court of
the state of Minnesota in the Virginia sill
yer mine case, which is regarded as def
nitely establishing the rights of the Great
Northern railway in the lease Of certain
ore lands from the state of Minnesota,
caused report to spread in Wall street
today that the long-delayed agreement be-
States Steel Corporation for the lease and
operation OF the so-called Hill mines In the
Lake superior district was soon to be an
nounced. Inquiry developed the fact, how
ever. that most Of the important officials
Of both the Great Northern Company and
city today and will not return until next
week. Even then it was estimated there
are many details regarding the taking over
OF the ore properties by the Steel Corpora
ton yet to be arranged-some of them Of
vital Importance. The court decision, how
ever. removed one Of the obstacles in the
way OF the proposed agreement, for the
constitutionality Of the law under which
the Great Northern had secured leaseholds
on many of its ore lands had been inef-
fectually called into question. The negotia-
tons for the lease of the Great Northern
or Hill holdings by the United States Steel
Corporation have been pending for nearly
three years and several times have been
reported near conclusion. when some
hitch occurred. The Steel Corporation, al
ready the largest holder Of ore properties
In the Lake Superior district. through its
Oliver Iron Mining Company, has been
anxious. 1t Is reported. to secure the Hill
properties not already disposed Of by lease
to other mining concerns, as a sort of re-
serve source of supply. thus assuring IT
self OF longer lease Of life and aiding in
cutting out possible serious competition.
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September s.
Wheat u cent lower; contract grade Sep
TENDER, 71laa72.
Corn-ts cent lower; September. 54ak55.
Oats-Firm; No. white natural, 361aaS
Butter-Unchanged; extra western cream
cry, 2413a25; nearby prints, q.
Eggs-Firm, good demand; nearby, fresh
and western. % at mark.
Cheese-Firm. fair demand; New York full
creams. 13a13A; fair to good 12ka13a4.
Refined sugars-Unchanged.
Cotton-Steady: middling uplands, $50.
Tallow-Firmer: city price, in tierces. oH;
country prime. in bbls, AS; dark. in bbls,
Az: cakes, 53sa51. - e.
Potatoes-Firm, good demand: Jersey
prime, per bbl., 1.15a2.00; culls, per bbl.,
75a1.O0; bulk. stock, per bushel 5oa5S.
Live poultry-Unchanged; fowls. 14al4z;
old ROSTERS. 91a1O; spring chickens, Halls;
ducks, 11a12.
Dressed poultry-Steady; fowls, choice.
141k; fair to good. IA: old roosters, 8; broii-
ers. nearby. 16a1S; western, Hale.
Receipts-Flour. 1.GO0 barrels; 1,719,O 600
pounds In sacks: wheat. $4,000 bushels:
corn. $500 bushels; oats. 80. 900 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn.
16. 800 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
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Kansas City Cattle.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, September Scat
tfe-Receipts, 1O0 including so Southerns:
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. 575a65O; fair to good, 4OOa5. 60:
western fed steers. 3.5Oa5.25; stockers and
feeders 2.5OaA.5O; southern steers, 2.T5a3.s5;
southern cows, 1I75a3.OO; native cows. 2OOa
3.75; native heifers, 2.75a4.85; bulk Of sales,
2.OOa3.25: calves. 2.5Oa625; receipts for the
week, 81, $40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: market steady to So
lower; top, 8.321k: bulk of sales. 6.15a6.25;
heavy, 6.OOa6.15; packers, 6.1Oa6.25; pigs
and lights, 6OOa6.32h; receipts for the
week, $500.
Sheep-Receipts none: market ncminally
steady; lambs, 6.OOa7.6 IS; native sheep and
yearlings, 4.75a5.5O; western clipped year.
nngs, 5.OOa575; western clipped sheep. 4.25a
5.25: stockers and feeders, 3.5Oa5.5O; re-
ceipts for the week. $500
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Clearing House Statement.

NEW YORK. September 8.-The state
ment of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold So. 577 900
less than the legal reserve requirements.
This is a decrease in cash reserve of $o.-
447,325 as compared with last week. The
statement follows:
Loans, 81, O51, IA. 100: decrease. $11 ,065, 500
Deposits 81, 014, 214. 100; decrease. 81. S43,-
100
Circulation. $44.ol7,s 800; decrease. $1.12o.-
900.
Legal tenders, $77.es4.oo0 decrease. 81
OO4, 100.
Specie, $160 341 600; decrease $12 4O4. 600.
Reserve. $246. 975 900; decrease. SIC. 4OS. 100.
Reserve required, $253. SIS. SIS; decrease,
$500. IT'S.
Deficit, 1851, 925; increase, $0.447. 1926.
Elk U. 8. deposits deficit, s., 992, $50; in
crease, $9.44O.5O0.
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Where Was the NovelistP

From the Manchester Guardian.
In a Manchester cafe. American food
adulteration the topic.
A-They make black pepper of cornmeal
and dye; coffee out of chicory, sawdust.
and breadcrumbs: honey merely from glu-
cose.
Bob. that's nothing. We know thing
or two in Manchester. What are you drink
ing?
A-Fruit syrup with iced soda.
Bah, thought so. Fruit syrup! Sounds
quite refreshing. doesn't it? But half Of it
is fruit syrup only because it is the fruit
Of our ingenuity. I'm in the essence line.
you know-fruit essences among others. I
don't mind letting you into a secret-it
won't go any further, of course. Well it's
this: I've just discovered a. new essence
banana favored. We call 1t banana syrup.
I make it from coffee. How? All, there 8
the rub It's wholesome enough so what
does the name matter? People wouldn't
buy coffee syrup but they jump at the
idea Of fruit in any form. and we've all got
to live, you know.
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London Money, but Small Call.

LONDON, September s.-The supplies OF
money were large today. but the demand
was poor Discounts were flrmer. but there
was disposition to take bills. even at the
higher level -
Trading on the stock exchange was quiet,
but prices were steadier, the idea prevail
York is about satisfied. Consois hard
ened fractionally, and home rails closed
with a better Tone while Kafflrs were firm
ON the good gold returns.
Americans ruled dull throughout at a
fraction under party. owing to fear Of a
poor New York bank statement and the
overnight decline in Wall street. which
effectually checked operations. The market
closed dull. The Bank Of England raised
the selling price Of eagles today. owing to
the further withdrawal of 81, 500, 900 for
shipment to the United States. -s.
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New York Flour.

NEW YORK. September S.-Flour-Re-
ceipts. 12987; exports, 18.467., Quiet and
barely steady. Minnesota patent. A10a4 10:
bakers. 3.40a3.sO; winter patents. 3.75a4. 10:
straights. 3.5Oa3.6O: extras. 2.S5a3.25: low
grades, 275a3.2O. -
Rye fiour-Firm: fair to good 3.25a3. Is;
choice to fancy. 3.SOa4.OO. CornmeaI barely
steady. Fine white and yellow, Local Is:
coarse, 1.1Oa1.12; kiln dried, 2.75a2S5. Rye
nominal: No. 2 western, GA elf. New York
Barely steady: feeding 39a4O elf. Buffalo;
mailing. 45a52 elf. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 138. 800: exports, 10000.
Spot easy; No. 2 red. 75% elevator; No. 2
red. TN fob. afloat: No. northern Du-
luth. SON fob. afloat: No. 2 hard winter,
7SA fob. afloat.
New low records were established In
wheat this morning as result Of larger
northwest receipts, fine weather. easy
cables and liquidation. Final prices were
= cent net lower. May, 82Ma& 1l-I8:
closed. 82h; September, 76Na77M; closed.
II; December, 79AaS0 lie. closed, 1914.