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New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Freebooters IL.

A. A Crescent a. 9. IineSman-C.
ner 5oas-Fosset Freebooters. o. 'Rourke. Crescents
Tirne-Halves Of 30 minutes.
In the first Of the series of nterscholastIc
association football games for possession of the
Maxwell trophy. played at Washington Park. in
Brooklyn, yesterday. the eleven Of the Morris
High School. holders of the championship. met
defeat in their game with the Manual Training
High School of Brooklyn. the final score being
8 goals TO in favor of the home team. For
the latter T. Danielson bore the brunt of the
battle and by dint of clever lodging and drib-
bling scored four goals for his side O'Dono-
hue tailed the last goal of the game of the win
ners.
Two other games of the interscholastc series
were contested yesterday, Dewitt Clinton win
ming from Townsend Harris Hall at Ontario
Field by the score of 3 goals TO o while the
Curtis High School of Staten Island, defeated
the Boys High School. of Brooklyn, by l goal
10 at Saratoga Park. in Brooklyn. In the
former game Adams scored first for Dewitt
Clinton in the opening period.
Disappointment in store for the Brook
Iyns in their New York Amateur Association
Football League championship game with the
McGregors of Yonkers who won the game by
the score of goals to >. owen, of the Brook
lvus started the scoring, but the advantage was
quickly lost Gibb. Crystal and Houston scored
for the home team in rapid succession, and the
score stood at to in favor of the McGregors
at the end OF the first half. Inglis shot another
goal for the McGregors and Hampson tailed the
final goal of the game for Brooklyn.
The soccer" football team Of the Lusitania
met the Staten Island eleven at Livingston. 5
/ where the sailors suffered a rather severe
drubbing by 12 goals TO l. L. Van Laar was
invincibIe for the Islanders. and got no less than
: goals while W. J. Sparks added and
Humble and Bell l each. The Lusitania men
from lack Of practice together. played a ragged
game, but some of the men gave promise or
better things when they learn combination play
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Financial.

4 RE YOT ISTERESTED IN \ SAFE CONSERVA-
~ tive Industrial enerUrise which selling below
par will pay dividends IN tho fUtUTeF II
YOU 81 900 s. invest this otherwise
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Yester

Cotton Bscianse special Liverpool oabes-spot cotton
&mercan 34sSs5 1000 rec Fsoeips roo American
ding upland s54d futures opened ggies points io%e'
3l=a4 points lower on near and $q5z points lower on
6O0lzd November December, 594 I'D; December Janu
SD March APTii and APra MAY sad Say-June and
June July; 5ss1zd. July August 5.s1d n ,.,- so.u,
with prices frmly maintained Spring patents and
a. o:& %ew York Produce Exchange spring patents
ssass 75 winter straghts ST 65 a 81 90: winter pat
ents 81 95as5 65 spring clears s. 7oaS6 10; extra t
FLOUR arm: quoted: Fair to good. ass Is; choice
K KIM 6a9GG dried s. % BAG MEAL % arm qaoied
n wF9 enG Fm et n 9aof wes
ern spring s2s go October shipment; STANDARD mid
,S BRAN s27 bulk SIS 5oSs2a sacks middline s2s 90
Sacks ss red Smss S9s s5 chop S' Duh" $50
to-day encouraged short selling liberal scale the
trade assuming that rather Disappointing Liverpool
consequently lower prices Supporting orders imme-
decline expected there was a sensational advance
which carried prices up almost cent above the pre-
selling at s117% and in Chicago at 81 oeS with the
influence on the advance was the announcement that
been accepted the only check tremendous business
being the difficulty Of getting wheat Up 10 o'clock
feeling in bull circles that even larger amount
scale in all markets especially at Chicago where tho
story about night between two OF the biggest inter
the party Who was supposed to have the short end OF
advance Of Is to 40 points at Paris and another Of c
bushe net lower Considerable attention attracted
ton in duty in Italy and Austria-Hungary. While
ports from the Argentine were somewhat conflicting.
there was indication that the crop outlook there
changed materially from it's recent favorable
prospects Seaboard clearances again large ag-
sregating $4,000 bushels wheat and -four. At !
o'clock December IN the local market quoted
s. 17% and May 81 1sA. No red wheat 81 1873
elevator and 81 1874 b. ahoat: No. ! Northern.
Duluth 81 27i4, and No. hard winter, 81 17k o b.
ahoat CORN-There advance of two cents a
bushel in December wheat York to-day and
fully much Chicago. following the strength in
wheat lighter receipts than expected further talk
possibilities of frost damage owing TO cold
West. although the general
opinion that of the pretty beyond
the damage period. Shorts heavy buyers in all
markets commission houses had orders from
country. Private advices said that had formed
in Kansas Friday night On the curb December
closed al 75kc May 721sc. The market was
strong higher. closing follows corn rs TIC
elevator and 75&c Z arrive b. ahOat wb
76Ac No 2 yellow. 76&c, Z b ahoat OATS
There advance OF about a a in
market. less activity owing o great
shown other markets. Cash oats in New
York hrm closing follows: Mixed. 90 TO 80 10.
55hc: natural white. 30 30 ID, 57h and
clipped white 30 TO 40 II. 6212 a roc. RYE-Market
firm: No . Western. CSC TO arrive. o b. New York
BARLEY-Market firm; mailing. 81 1881 % i T.
New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
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Proposals.

Proposals.
StEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board 9f Water supply at the Office OF
the Secretary 299 Broadway. New York City, Room
OIL Ninth floor until p. NJ. Tuesday. October %
1907 at which and place the bids VIII be pub
Icl the award OF the contract. II
awarded. made thereafter practicable.
FOR the construction OF story and attic office
building be located High Falls, Marbetown
township. Ulster County. New York Pamphlet con-
tanning information for bidders. specifications
and a pamphlet OF contract drawings can be obtained
1915 az the above address by depositins the
OF dollars $500 for each pamphlet.
further particulars see City Record
EDWARD SIMMONS. President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK
CHARLES y. SHAW.
Board OF Water Supply
J WALDO SMITH Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary.
PROPOSALS. FOR SIX-INCH TUBULAR WELL: WAR
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master. London. October IL. IeO7.-Sealed
proposals furnishing all material and labor necessary
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Unfurnished apartments to Let.
4 SELDOM VACANT.
n. $40 convent ave. corner liIth -. h.autf'lly
g', arortn,rut seven and bath. an hardwood
-. ,v,.rtaualIv light every modern Improvement
.."t q, agent POCHEG. l2G West 3i'h ST.
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Country Property for Sale.

DEAUTIFT.I. WATER FRONTS on North shore. two
ID parcels consisting n 20 ana ~ grand crplr
tunity for investors sperulator HENRY LOCKWOOD
Flatbush brooklyn
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WORK WANTED.

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CASHIER -F First class references 'NP'''
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

A DALENA. % AND 81 SOUTH BROADWAY, YOv-
~ kERS--Newly decorated rooms: excellent tar.
trolley 10 kingsbridse. subway; rates. 81 10 So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Mr.. Kennedy in Norfolk.

WIT. her1HEdy III IsortOIK. I5533 ~
Mr. John p. Kennedy. State sLibra.5
rian. spent yestarday in Norfolk on
business connected with the library
exhibit atsthe Jamestown Exposition.
e Many Of the old portraits which
ndorn the walls OF the library were
packed up yesterday to be sent to the!
exposition, where they will be hung
on the walls Of tho Virginia Historical
Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

certo,, for piano and orchestra, Will
Madame Olga samaroff and the Boston
Festival Orchestra,
Tho Wagner concert, for Saturday
night, includes tho fnalo of ACT t..
8"Lohengrin"; finale and prize SONG to
the opera do Meistersinger.' The
Ride Of tho Ynlkyrles, "G"W otan's Fare
we'll and IiNe Charm" from Die
BWnllsure,' with two selections from
Christian and Isolde"
Tho box office OF the Wednesday, Club
& Il; now open at No. $40 East Main
Street, in the building occupied by the
Richmond Transfer Company, Mr..
Waiter G. Mercer Is In charge. Pros
vision can be made for only forty-four
more subscribing members and tho list
will close within three or four days.
In accordance With tho usual GUS
tom, boxes and loges for the concert
|awill be auctioned off on April 2ad at
1 u, M, at tho Offices OF the club. No.
$40 East Main Street. Any information
lsregarding the May Festival can be Sc
cured by 'phoning No. 2414.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

The annual festival Of tho "Wednesday
Club this year promises ono of tho
rarest treats music-lovers Of this city
have ever known. The list of artists
and soloists contains the folloWing:
Tho Boston Festival Orchestra, Emil
Mollenhauer. conductor; Mrs. corinne
Rid en- Kelsey, one of the most gifted
sopranos Of this day; Miss FLORENCE
Mulford, contralto; Mrs, Grace Bonner
Williams, sopranos; Herr Burgstaller,
tenor; Mr., Daniel Beddoe. tenor; Sig,
Emilio De Gogorza, baritone; Mr.. Julian
Walker, bnsso Mr.. Henri Scott, basso;
Madame Olga Samaroff, pianist. ana u
violinist of national regulations.
Mrs. Kelsey sang with the New York
Philharmonic Society on March 18th
and 10th, and was received enthusiasts
tlcally by two representative audiences,
numbering close to ten thousand peo-
pie. She Is an American soprano. who
has for all time dismissed the illusion
that America has not produced singers
equal to tho best. Mrs Kelsey will
sing in Richmond he soprano parts Of
Iiaydn's wrha Creationl In the New
York concert men Toned abaYe she sung
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

by special request TN ycrduh Clad
from 1.-THE Creation
The opening concert here Is set for
Thursday night, May Cd. "Tho crea-
ton" will be then sung. with orchestra
accompaniment.
Friday afternoon there will be a mat
inee as usual, and tho Chldron's Chorus,
under tho direction of Mr.. Waiter G.
Mercer, will DO the attraction, and will
be assisted by the artists and orches,
ira. /,
On Friday night, May Sd. the club
chorus and artists, together with TIL,
Boston Festival Orchestra, viii render
Saint Saenss Samson and Dol!ah.'
Saturday afternoon there will be the
symphony Concert. to Include Con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
ELECT oFFIcERs.
Railway 'Ielegraphers Meet.
Co)ored Man Dead in Shanty.

[specialto Tho Times Dlspatchl
y FREDERIC ISSBIIRG, VA, April 13,---A
meeting OF tho railway telegraphers OF
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto,
mac Railroad and the Westinghouse South
jern Railway WAS held here last night,
u. ~, Smith. Of Ruther Glen, presiding.
and II, II. Gentry. of fredericksburg, seo-
rotary. The following officers We're elect
ed; a, r, IsennypaelEer, OF Potomac Yprdn.
chief telegrapher; II. "a. Rowlett Of Fred
8ericksburg, first yice-chicf telegrapher.
j. a., BoWles, Of Richmond, second vice
chief teiesrapher a fter the business SEES
sion n social season was enjoyed and res
5freshments served. IN 4, 4. "a iss ~
8 The College Dramatic Club presented
tho society comedy, lust for Fur, " n at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
THEIR WEDDING
WOULD OUT
Dir. Ulpian Henry johnson and
# Miss Brakeman Keeps We'd
ding Secret for Month.
OTHER VIRGINIA NupTlALs.
Many Wcll-Know1, People in
Various Sections 81 State
Arc United.
.lspeelal 10 Tho Times .pIspntch.l

tspccialt to Tho Timcs-D lspntch.l
WEST POINT, VA, April 13.-Mrs.
1Inrriott VI Brakeman, OF New Kent
county, announces by card to her many
friends in this section tho marriage OF
her daughter, Mary Louise, to DR.. VI
plan Henry Johnson, OF Barhamsville.
New Kent, whicl, took place In Wash
ington, D. G., on "Wednesday, January
?.1o07.
AS tho Chesapeake and Ohio train
from Newport News for Richmond, In
the beginning Of this new year, stop
ped at Toano, Miss Brakeman, one OF
the bellies and beauties OF New Kent,
boarded the train and was greeted by
acGuaintanccs who We're impressed
that she never looked better, clad In
superb travelling suit Of dark blue.
AT another station. Lancxa, Or. john
son was noticcable among other pas
senScrs who took the train. He at
once greeted Miss Brakeman and took
II scat by her side, where he remained
chatting until "Richmond' was called
out by the unsenttmental brakeman.
The thought passed through many
minds, '"rhey look as though they
might be going off to Grctna Green"
They were lost sight Of for q day or
or so, when the public was called sud
denly to a halt to read again in the
Baltimore and Washington papers, the
marriage Of Dr.. johnson and Miss
brakeman. in Washington. y. c., OH
January I'd. In the meantime the
couple came back to their respective
homes as two and went about their.
respective duties. she teaching and
he doing out pills and powders They
cunnngly evaded the question of Are
YOU ,narricd?" and laughed II off, untli
people wellnlgh forgot the circum-
stance. until Mr.. Robert Brakeman
and Miss Goddin startled this section
with their unique marriage in a boat
in the Pamunkey River last XVednes-
day, when 10. tho postman scattered far
q and wide the announcements OF this
other marriage. DIR. Johnson and his
+ bride VIII be .at homo" to their friends
in their own new home at Harhans-
Vile after April Is. 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
HEAVILY PUNISHED.
Cocaine Vender Fined and Placed
Under Bond.

Pete Lacy, the negro who was ar
rested some time ago By Officer Wiley
or: tho charge of selling cocaine. was
fined 500 and placed under security
In the sum Of $500 for his good be-
yhavlor for twelve months by Justice
4Crntchfeld yesterday morning.
Officer Wiley's evidence against the
man could not be shaken, and despite
the fact that two Important witnesses
for the Commonwealth We're absent, a
conviction was secured.
Tho marked money with which tho
cocaine was purchased was found on
I-acy's person after he had been ar
rested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

tho college hall last night to n large au-
dlence. The play scored a success, anu
those taking part We're Miss Lillian Hyde,
Miss May Rowe, Miss Susie Tyler Miss
Jessie Wicker, y. Livingston Read, II. II.
Mclean, all sustaining their parts well.
Tho audience evidenced it's appreciation
by vigorous applause. The proceeds We're
for tho benefit OF "Qups and Quihhles,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Thews-Ellett.

Especial to The -Dispatch.1
CRIlWE. VA, April 13-Mr. W. w.
Elicit has announced the marriage Of
his daughter. Mamie Jeanette. to Mr..
Frank Thews. of Lawrcnceyille. tho
wedding TO occur the last week in this
month
Mrs. r. NJ. Eaird is visiting her
parents in cllristiansburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Carr-Cocke.

LOUISA, VA. April 13.-Mr- Lesley
L. Carr and Miss Sallie =. Cooke were
married in the clerks Office at Louisa
Friday evening. Rev. r. I. Clarke offs
lciating The newly welded pair took
the next train for Mineral. where
they Will make their future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14
Welch-J Jenkins.
,ecial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times DIspaf ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. April -,
IN r. WEIGH, merchant and post
master at CODY. in King George coun-N
8ty, and Miss Matte jenkins, daughter
of Mrs. William Jenkins. OF tho same
county, were married Thursday by
Rev II. II. Zones, at the latter's resi-
.dencc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

ZONES, cyangellst for East Hanover
l,resbytery. will preach here In tho
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow morn
Ing and evening 1t Is probable the
meeting viii be continued through
the week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-14

the college annual, to be issued soon.
Pat Harris colored, of Washingt on, ems
ployed at Faunce's fishing shore at Marl-S
boro. on the Potomac River, In Stafford
county, was found dead in his shanty.
having succumbcd to heart disease. An
inquest was not deemed necessary. &
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-27
BODIES JOIN IN ONE.

At meeting of representatives of
different German societies, held Sun
day at the ID. A. u. V. hall, federation
was formed of seven societies as follows:
Germania, Liederkranz, ID. A. u. ",
Sharpshooters, ID. G. X. u. ", Sons of
Herman and Krieger Verein. An adj
dress was made by Anton Mehl, ex-
planning the object of the federation,
which is To promote the interests Of
Germans in this county. An election
of officers resulted as follows:
Decentralization Mehl.
Secretary-Henry Juers.
Treasurer-Frank Schneider
Each society in the federation will be
entitled to one vice-president and
constitution and bylaws will be pre-
pared by Gus. Bohndorf, Hiimer
Schmidt and j. III. Keil 1t is quite
likely that the several hundred mem
bers in the federation will celebrate on
Oct. 6. The next meeting will decide
this matter.
An effort is being made to federate
all German societies in the state and
bring them under one general head.
The promoters of this movement have
been very successful so far. The feder-
alton will work for the repeal of some
of what foreign born people consider
Objectionable elements in the Lodge
law governing admission of foreigners
to citizenship.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-08-27
KING-McHUGH.

John King, county clerk, went over
to the town of Emmett, Friday ,ostensibly
on a visit. That is, he informed his
friends that he was going on visit.
After his departure it leaked out that
he was going to be married and to
make long story short he WAS mar
ried. Few people in the city knew that
he even had any serious thoughts of
going to work and doing such thing,
but John is one of these kind of fellows
who don't believe in letting their left
hand know what their right hand is
doing
The young lady of his choice is Miss
Winnifred McHugh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward McHugh, old and re-
spected residents of that town. The
ceremony was performed yesterday
morning by the Rev. FIR. Vadder, of
Mosinee, in st. Patrick's church in Hal
der. The bride vas attended by her
sister, Anna, and the groom by Carl
Bauer. Last evening reception was
held at the home of the brides parents,
following which the couple departed on
a wedding tour to Milwaukee, Chicago
and other points. They will be gone
about week. Mr.. King has rented a
home of Henry Ruder on the west side,
where himself and wife will reside.
Friends of the contracting parties will
meet them upon their return home and
tender them reception.