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New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
WALL ST. HOLLY BLOOMS
SANTA BACK ON THE JOB.
Christmas Cheer Normal 4gain
after Lean Year.

In striking contrast with 2 year is the at
roosphere Of Christmas cheer which ts beginning
TO pervade Wall Street where business has 'oeen
brisk and profitable OF late. Last Christmas round
the financial district still under the sfLadov of the
panic through which nearly everybody mad SUI
fered loss and the prospect Of recovery rronl
which seemed uncertain and perhaps remote. ana
under those conditions f was altogether natural
that the gratuities ordinarily distributed oy oank-
ers and brokers and business corporations ana ana
firms should have been scanty, and. IN very many
instances omitted entirely.
This wear u Is expected The Christmas rer11er1-
brances will be on about the same generous sea-
as IN previous years Of plenty and prosperity. N
.,. c.sss taking the form Of increases Of SALARY
and in the ma fortv of instances cash gtfts- me
Office STATS Of brokerage houses and OF oanHlns
firms are looking for rer1en1hrances' WITCH
some cases. have represented sums e414i y.
fun vsar's salary and will this time probably nov
faT far short of that level. while in the banks 'n
trend OF policy is rather announce Increases o.
salaries than to give bonuses outright
In the distribution Of Christmas gifts, however
the benefciaries not only the employees o1 iH1
banks and corporations and firms but also zreat
army of other persons who have rendered service
# one kind or another in the course Of the year
In the big Office buildings the elevator U1el-even
those cursed by nature with bunptious Or dls-
obligtng dspositions-have assumed the Christmas
courtesv and in some buildings have hung their
cars with Christmas green's = unobtrusive ad-
ditfonal reminder 20 the that the Yuletide
season. with implied obligation Of gifts. Is at
hand.
The exchanges provide special funds COR their
own employees the largest being that ot the Stock
Exchange. which last year distributed among its
425 employees about s10500 not far below that
raised in good years The Stock Exchange this
year II present plans shall BE- carried out viii
follow the example Of the Produce Exchange in
distributing baskets Of good things among the poor
children of the downtown district
Not only VIII all these presents Be made but also
there will be much giving Of gifts in other direc-
tons. The boys the exchanges who have the
distribution Of orders which IN from brokers
offices viii probably reap goody rewards from door
brokers in whose way business has been thrown
Loan clerks in the banks also the recipients OF
many presents holiday time and transfer clerks
also fnd that they have not been forgotten BY the
customers with whom their duties have brought
them. in contact during the year.
But gifts 20 these employees are not liked by some
banks as tending place the clerks under Obltga-
ton the customers to show favors, and many OF
the brokers who give such presents might dtscon-
ti1ue the practice II 1t were not the custom
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
R0serqZe U7ins Odd Game from the
nOntcLair FiUe.

The strong Rosevtue Athletic Association team
Athlet5- Bowling League last night and won the
odd game from the MontCair club. Moderate totals
were IN order. not reaching the go mark
The 1rst game began slowly. splits being en-
countere6 on both sides. RoseviIIe stood p the
good II the first frame. but Montclair took com
rnand in the fifth its 449 total leading by 70 pins
Thomson had string Of four strikes, which helped
Mo1tcIair considerably
Fancy spares brought of by Pierson and Crlu
IN the seventh frame reused the crowd TO erthusi-
asn- Both boUlers had the so split and they
made che ball # 10 a hairs breadth When the
totals were footed in this frame iN1ontclair, with
SIS. showed the way By the narrow margin Of q
single pin RoseviIIe stood 20 70 the good II the
next. however, and thereafter had the game well
in hand. The winners total Of SOS won by 10 pins.
In the matter Of splits Montclar had six and Rose
vile seven. but the latter had only misses as
against five for the visiting team
weak start By RosevtIIe in the next game
enabled Montclatr TO secure 32-pin advanta sc in
the first box and from there the visiting Quin-
ter always led The best RosevtIIe could ge- vas
s32 more than sixty pins shy. In addition to five
splits RoseviIle had also eight misses
Conditions reversed IN the decisive game.
where the home five had everything its own way.
With the exception of Brown. the MontcaIr men
went 10 the bad which accounted for the 7ss
total RosevtIle exceeded this by 10 pins. Mont
clair had nine missed spares
The scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
cHAUFFBURs HURT IN AUTO SMASH

touring car owned. according TO the police by
" H. Ward OF New Rochelle. ran into car
Madison avenue and SD street last night
Three Of the four automobilists were injured and
the machine was wrecked. The police reporre ed that
the injured persons John Wall Of No 42q
East 5Srh street cha uffetr J. E Johnson OF No
90 West sgd street chauffeur. and James "
Barry. Of No. +29 East 59tl street. a retired "a
trolman.
Wall received fracture Of the left wrist and
bruises and Barry contuzions of the left thigh
and side. Johnson was badly bruised. The police
say Frederick c. Name, a chauffeur Of No ID
Elton avenue. The Bronx was operating the auto
mobile.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
HIGH SCORE FOR UPS0N
ONLY FOUR BIRDS" DROP.
One Hundred Maksmen in Practice
Shoot for 4 mdteur Title.

:, s--fctpatiou Of the amateur trap shooting
oas-,psonshfp OF the United States. which viii Be
e.rs5es today - TIE traps IF the New York Ath-
,e-ir C1ub one hundred expert nlarksHlen rom
various 1a-1s of tie country shot an interesting
tg1--rhird- practice event at TraveTs Island yes
t.-esy The winner vas D a Upson- Of CleVe-
land who broke es 81 the fvtnE huerocks ms
strings ware 2. = 2 and 2, respectively
The ~eu York Athletic Club also offered sec
o1s znd third prize II Yesterdays event When
-. smoke blew on over Long Island Sound II Vas
found rre- Q Billings q the New YORK An
l--fc Cub. " 4 Foord- Of Wilmington Del 0fn-
re- ~ rhe s-,ateur championship IN LsS. and John
Il Eera-1ckson. the expert Of the Bergen Beach
Cru Club. who Won the championship II lSe hso
-ieS With scores - ~ The three shot specal
-s-r- twenty-five targets for The prizes NJ
E1srs-l-kso- took TIE second cup with fu0 score
@ X Billings had .. u-hile NJ Foord missed three
of rhe clay pigeons
The dav -es NOT particularly good for high scor-
.-z s-d c-lv Of The experts broke more r1an
-ine-v targets One woman gunner shot for TIE
trophy Sre Ezs Mrs @ Il Butler of Troy. y. Y,
and returned scores II e =. = and n which gave
he- total - = Mrs Butler expects 70 do better
II TIE cha--rsc-ship to-day
Fourteen professionals also shot with the ana
reu- -,a-ks-aen- and J \ r Elliott was high gun
bv Z II Stevens. who finished second among TIE
professionals
The leading scores follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
ERIE MADE BIG SUN.
Cleared Nearly a Million Dollars on
Deal IN Lehigh Stock.

The Erie Railroad made more than Er 10 a.
cordfnz 10 the testimony ths hearing yssee-4u-
Of the government suit against the coal car-yt--
roads in a stock transaction between ls1 aud IN
shares Of the Iehizh valley figuring II re assi
g Il Todd the special Deputy United States A.,
torney General. got this Information ron N
Blauveit. controller % the Erie
The Erie the Lacks wanna and the Genital RAJ
road OF Sev Jersey bought large blocks % Lehaxa
stock in 1901 year ago the Erie 6slt conzsd % "a.
fze on It's holdings the other roads did 15e
These shares we're bought originally. II AZ
for The purpose % controlling the L@high- 4.
Blauveft said the Erie acquired 57OdO sha-e- >.
the stock from J. P Morgan Z Co az oo.aI eor,
Of 5. .lss 7so paid ne said. n cash.
Mr Moot counsel for the Ere brought o1- "a
fact that the shares were sold through D-sza 4
Co Of Philadelphia. for Szesz5s. less to eoz--
mission os ASS. profit ot Esl614
Do you know whether J. ? Morgan = Co "a
acting for itsslf or FOR ciierr7 Ar. Moot ASKED
7 DO not know about that"
ard being 4 house that does h-ozs-aze 5uz.-
ness. II would appear By this TRANSACTION tsa.
the Erie beat J P Morgan 4 Co. - s--
game. wouldn't IT,
It would appear go answered NJ B-aUvsIt
NJ BlauveIt- a. the request of the za-s----s-.
counsel. submitted a list % coal properties sc-
quired by the Erie through It's sU6st6la-y tzs
Hillside Coal and Iron Company Trey zsre VIZ
the tire purchased as follows: Butler Nh. Cen
uany. December 1870. Florence CoaI Company De-
cerbe- 1871. YstssviIIs Coal Conoazy. MAJ 80
Clarence Coal Company. AT ras sa-ce tt1e. ard
the Avoca Coal Company By the Ps--syvz-ta
Coal Cornpanv, in June. 1875
Th. government rested is case yezrsr5ay s-a
the hearing vas adjourned until t1s r-o--t-r -
January a in the Federal Building P.ila1el-
pha. give the defence tine 70 Subpoena - W.
-es
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
axes PLACE OF Cornelius Vanderbilt Head of
the New York Yacht Club

Arthur Cu-ttss James. owner - r7a s,-.-i1ia--.
brtgantine Aloha Of the most seq worth and
hest equipped yachts in the world, and in which he
has cruised IN almost every ocean. was elected
commodore Of the New York Yacht Club p, sr,c-
ceed Cornelius Vanderbilt at its annual meeting
last night in the clubhouse. IN West 44rh street
9. Ledyard Blair. owner Of the steam Yacht
Diana. succeeded Mr.. James as vice-cor7r~o5o-a
and Dallas 3 Pratt. Who owns the schooner ,ach+
Sea Fox named as the successor of p =
Brewster for rear commodore. The secretary
George A Cormack. and the treasurer Tarrant
Putnam, were reelected
feature Of the meeting the ratification bv
a unanimous vote Of the Yacht owners present OF
the amendments 70 the racing rules which vvs-,.
recently adopted by ,he Atlantic Coast confer
ence the most important Of which was the rhange
in the rule oy which yachts for number of Years
20 come will be rated for class tion and time
allowance. ana changing the factor Of .le7gth.- ,
the formula from quarter beam TO load usterltra
length.
The classification was also materially rrsrea7
The schooners are in seven classes the fire. ,fas=
being all over 100 feet the others being named the
le0. e IS s., 80 and 4s foot classes resner,i,-a,
The "sloops or yawls" are divided into elaya,
classes beginning with all over 100 feet IN The first
the other classes being 100 SIS IS s5 z5 - gs 81 q
20 and Il feet respectively The last three classes
do not apply 20 the New York Yacht Club
EacE yacht Of IS feet rating r7eazrI~a-,.. 49,,
Under launched after January l. 1905 and each
yacht over % feet the keel Of which was laI5
after January T. 1873. except those in the first
class OF schooners sIoops and yaWIs the new rule
says shaA rate at the highest limit OF its class
when racing in its regular class
The prizes won By the yachts that raced I'm the
clubs cruise and other club events this year usr.
on exhibition last night IN the model room In tha
seventJ-one races sailed the sIoop Ayenger. owned
by Robert ". Emmons, ID won twelve prizes. "a,
schooner Queen, nine; the schooner Katrina za,.e,-
the sloop Aurora six. the sloop Istalena four the
schooner Eclipse four. the aulzl!laries Seneca Ven
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
SOME FOOTBALL FIGURES
Trans p0rtatiOn to One Game Runs
Into Big Noneu.

New Haven. Dec 17.-The returns y The New
York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company
tor trzt1c and earnings from the Harvard
football game here last month show that -Ie
passengers carried -e-e = - -o-77are5 with
81 for the Ysie-Earvard game f1 this civ two
years ego. The revenue received from football
passengers On the steam rad vas F-.2ee zz com
pared with So a11 from rhe Tale-Earvz-d game
% res
The receipts 81 TIE Izz- game from football --s4
= alone were about Ss.as1 more than re amount
received z dzv during -he last fiscal year from
Passe1se- t-ac On tle whole system Of more than
-V-o thousand miles Tie passengers from Boston
. lzsr months Earle were 7n4s as COMPARED with
6.o52 passengers -tT-7 years ago and the -e-er-=
On Boston passengers vas s-E 81 ro--pe-e5 With
5z75 i7 -snS Tie New York passengers ------
bs-ec = AZ zs compared ut-- =. two Years zzo
co-~espc-6t-g -fE1-es fo- New York revenue bang
SO s2s IS compared with S6s29
o1 -te 6zv of ire football Ea--e TIE -----=--
-z- ---o NeT- Haven s. trains carving "a cars
EZ5 pzsse-ze-s- ard or of Nev Haven = trains
caring 579 cars and somewhat over t1z--v +r--,
Ez-5 uzSse-Ee-s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
PRINCETON BASKETBALL DATES.

Princeton. y ] Dec 1.-THE complete schedule
Of the Princeton basketball team for the remain
ze- y th= season vas announced today I in
cIudes : trip through Virginia during the Christ
mas recess The schedule IS as follows.
December 2. Pennsylvania a. Princeton; De
ner 2 New York University a. New York
December 3 Orange Young Mems Christian AssO-
cfz-io1. ~ Orange. y J , December 2. Baltimore
Central Young Mems Christian Association at
Baltimore. December 5 United States Naval
Academy AZ Annapolis. December q George
Washington University. et Washington. December
% Richmond Young Mems Christian Association
a. Richmond. Va. December ~ or 81, William and
Mary College oH Williamsburg, Va. Norfolk
Jenuarv l. Brarbleton Athletic Association ar
Norfolk. January g. Columbia University. New
York. January : Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, ,
January 3. Vale. a. New Haven. January Is. Har-
vard. ~ Princeton. January 2. Columbia at
princeton, January 2. Yale at Princeton
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

chfni car which. driven by Herbert H Lytle, m
tsred second in the Vanderbilt Cup race on Long
Island on October p has been disqualified by Will
lam K Vanderbilt tr.. the donor Of the trophy
who acted as referee, the ground that the
machine was overweight The announcement was
made yesterday by Jefferson De Mont thompson
chairman OF the Vanderbilt Cup commission
The rules of the contest made II necessary for
the cars entered TO be weighed before and after
the contest The weight limit 120 kilosrs ms.
or z644 pounds. At the weighing in the car vas
Put on the scales with rack used 10 carry spare
tires and heavy mud guard support taken on.
After the race when the machine was again plt
On the scales and weighed by the technical com
r77fttee = was found be tTenty-three and a
haff pounds overweight Mr. Nanderotits atten-
,o- vas called TO the fact and he ordered that the
gasolene and water be taken out Of the n1achlne'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
MAUGHET ON WARP4TH.
Another Long Distance Runner Ont
zcith n Challenge.

Carrying sealed message from Mayor OllVs[ O
Toronto Canada to Mayor Mcclellan Of New 4o'A
CITY T J McAughey, Of Toronto rea"heo ION
xers Yesterday afternoon McAugney had covered
7s5 miles in seven days and nine hours, ana mas
fifteen miles to travel reach City Hal his pre-
vious record over the same distance last AuE1sL'
v-hAn he carried a similar message to Mayor NC
C1eIIan was eleven days and twenty hours he
IS now four days and eleven hours ahead OF Ms
previous time.
No T~ITg5e- has not been IN bed since the night
before he left Toronto. He started from that ci'y
a. o,-7oc. on the morning Of December 10 with
out a cent in his pockets He will reach the Clty
Hall at about 1870 o'clock this morning, Wnen ne
hopes the Mayor will receive the message per
sOnally.
McAughey will challenge Dorando PietTt Long
boat Hayes and Shrubb to 4 race over any DIS
tance from fifteen miles up, Corey, q Chlcaso
at a hundred miles OF more. W h Hlcharu7' o
London England has standing challenge to the
world that McAughey can beat any man al any
distance over fifteen miles.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

Vanderbilt Cap Racer Disqualified
LvtIe's Car, Which Finished Second in Big Contest
Ruled Out for Being Overweight

but the car was still overweight
The Isotta- Fraschini car was only two minutes
twelve and one-hfth seconds behind the Locomo bile
car which. driven by George Robertson won the
contest These were the only two cars tnat Aad
finished when the race was stopped by order OF
+7A referee This IS the same car in which LTte
won the Motor Park Sweepstakes on the Long Isl
and Motor Parkway in September Lyle was to
have driven an Isotta car in the light car race at
Savannah the day before Thanksgiving Day out
was stricken with typhoid fever, which has Kept
him ~ the hosnitaI for some weeks, and made II
impossible for him go South.
Friends Of Lytle when told Of the ruling yes
ter1av expressed regret, and recalled the d1souah-
ecation Of Lyle after the elimination trials OF me
Vanderbilt Cup race tvo years ago. Although LyI7
failed 10 finish IN that race, ms car was ai"O''9
the I'VE that made the best showing
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

cedor and Emerald one each and The 33sooter Sen
eca. one The Queen and the Avanger won the
Asror cups, and the Avenger the Kings Cup
The following committees were appointed.
Regatta committee-H de B Parsons Ernest F.
L0rilard and Walter c Kerr.
House committee-Thor7as A. Bronson. Hunter
Wykes and George A Freeman.
Committe on admisstons-Heury C. Ward Albert
Y de Goicouria. Henry T. Sloane Philip r. Adee
and J .. Jerrod Kelley.
Library committee-Grenviue Kane. James
Metcalf and Charles " Lee
Model commttee-jsmes D. Sparknan A Brad-
lee Hunt, Paul Z. Stevenson.
Committee on club stations and an horages-VyiII-
lam Fl Thomas J. Pierpont Morgan. jr.. Charles
Lane Poor, MaXimiIian Agassiz, Alfred a. Harrison.
Henry G. Ward. Franklin Q Brown and J Harvey
I4aGeW.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
COREY FAILS FOB RACE
Ne5the~ Longboat Nor Dorando Can
accept His ChaHenge.

He---e- -o-1 Lonzboa- the feet footed Cz-a6,=-
11--z-- TO- Do-zn6o Ffe-r-. whom The Indian de-
1eateo q, ne Marathon rIr sr Madison SQUARE
zz-de- or Tuesday night vii accept ire -L7ra-z.
% AI5e~r Corey, ~ CHICAGO. for ra-e IN he on
caEo Coliseum N Jz-uarv
Ea-Ty Poack. Who represents both TlorEboar and
Dorz06o. ssi5 yesterday that both men hsd a.
EsEsrne-rs which make n Impossible for them n
s--spr The Corey challenge Lon Ebos- vii r-I1 -
Madison Square Garden On January 2. and Do-ando
has engagement to race ar =. Louis on jam
s-y z Mr. PolsCk said = Is Poss. bic that Co-ev
vii be accommodated A. later date than the one
ra-1e6 n his challenge
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
HOPE FOR RE4DVILLE.
Trotting Horsemen Making Effort
10 SdUe the Track.

Boston Dec 1.-THE future Of the famous Read
vile rrorrfrE track where the mark of .69 u vas
first bIished by Star Pointer years ago was
discussed length to-day By the stockholders Of
the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Asso-
ciarion az g meeting in this city
I was decided to save the track and continue the
snort II committee could obtain sufficient support
% bond issue Of 100000 10 take care Of float
ing Indebtedness Of $4,000. The officers Of the as
socation stated that $4,000 had already been sub
sc-ibed and that encoura ging offers had been Oh
taired from other investors.
II the necessary subscriptions ara not received by
January :. to which date the meeting was ad-
iourned = committee. headed by Colonel John E.
Thaver will accept offers from real estate brokers
regarding the sale Of the property
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
SPEED SKATERS WILL BE ACTIVE.
Many Entries for Rink Races-Programme
Out for Verona Lake Meet.

Every speed skater OF prominence in the East
tas entered for the ice races a. the St. Nicholas
Rink Tomorrow night and the contests promise
be the most exciting that have taken place IN many
years TIE New York AthIstic Club team consist
ing of Joe Miller, E \. Taylor William Taylor
GUY Lyman and Walter Lee. viii begin the sea
sons campaign in which they expect % win cham
pionships in all the big skating events At C1eve-
land Ptttsburg. Saranac Lake and Montreal The
Wanderers Hockey Club team consisting OF former
champion Phil Kearney. kennerh DAYTON Clarence
Granger and a F InEod. has been practising
steadily and is in condition TO put UP a sturdy
opposition.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
SCORE GOALS At WILL.
St. Marks No Match for st. Paul
Seren at Hockey.

s. Paul School. Of Concord buried s.. Marks
School under sn avalanche Of goals il an inter
scholastic hockey game a the St Nicholas Rink
last night and won by a score Of L to 4 big
crowd was II attendance. and, Judging from the
noise. the fun vas enjoyed.
H Baker. who played such 4 brilliant game a.
rover against St. Nicholas on Wednesday evening.
the star Of the game. He was all over the
ice and shot no less than seven Of the eleven goals
credited 70 his team The ST Marks seven found
Il impossible 70 check him of. and time and again
he would carry the puck down the ice lodging in
and out. and not reHnQuish II until he had sent i
spinning into the net.
Gardner. at goa for 81. Paul. took good care Of
any shots made at his net but did not have much
do
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18

IN anticipation Of fr.gta weather the Verona Lake
Skating Club mas announced its programme for
4 series Of skating races to be celd at The lake
on Friday. January ! There will ne four events
one mile novice mile handicap, mile handi-
cap and half mile scrs tCh-with three prizes in each
contest Entries close on TUESDAY. December -.
with s D. See. No IS Wall street. this city.
with Charles J. Bove at he q Nicholas Rink. \
fee OF 30 cents must accompany each entry.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
COLONEL HEAsLIP WANTS To RESIGN

New Orleans. Dec 17-'Just as soon as oa-
get the board Of directors together which vii he
tonight or tomorrow. 7 will resign as rra=t7a-+
Of the New Orleans Jockey Club" said Samuel F
Heaslip this afternoon
Colonel Heasltp was arrested to-dav in oo-oa.-
ton with the test ot the Locke arr-rac.rg rsuv =.
.ity Park track yesterday and vas released on
8 600 bail "
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
HAND TENNIS AT NEW YORK A. c.

In the handicap hand tennis tournament at the
New York Athletic Clu6 yesterday William .
Conklin and Charles A McCredy ,6 aces defeated
: 7. Shaw and F u. Lyon (scratch). 25-I5. 25-19
and J T Nahouey and Thomas Bvrnes g aces
defeated Dr Dudley Tennev and X. L. Brigg "a
acesl 16-25 E-l6. 25+5
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
CHRISTMAS AZ Rns SETTLEMENT.

The jacob A Rits Neizhoorh0od ssttIs-srt u
busy preparing for Christmas tor is uen5e-a
Gifts are made only those known % rhs To-ksrs
All who wish 20 have share II t1-s work "a
asked 20 send stockings. r1itrens- taz1els. tcy.
candy dolls or money 20 buy them % r1s sssc.e
17ent No. e Henry street. New York Chscks
should be made payable 20 Lillian c House.
urer
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
MADDEN AND GLOVER TO MEET.

The National Athletic club in East oath street
will be the scene OF interesting boxing exhihi-
tton tonight, when Frank Madden and Mike Glover
meet in ten-round contest. There will be four
other bouts between some promising youngsters Of
this city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
LUCKY BALDWIN SERIOUSLY ILL

Los Angeles. Dec. 17--E- J. l'Lucky-1 Bald
win. noted breeder and owner Of racehorses is Sc
rtousIv i'll at his Arcadia ranch He Is suffering
from chronic cold. resulting IN I general break
ing down. Baldwin Is about seventy-dva years
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
le lineup and summary follow

CosI-For s. Pau. H Baker o. Cox 2 sortve
az Krl- Pefere~-V. = Russell. Ec-Eey Club Of New
---k L-ri-s-5 Ho-7feos Wanderers. Tine ~ halves
twenty twelve minutes
-Ez-ks against Por-trsr S-r-oI n
he as ga-as present i-terscao-asc series
New-York tribune., 1908-12-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Totals ---. SOS S32 Sa6
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-04-07
NEW YORK Futures.

New York, April 6.-Spots: Middling
at 1926 Futures closed steady.