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New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
MIESES MEETS DEFEAT.
Beaten by Jafe-German Chess
Master Wins Consultation Games.

Without resuming play, Jacques Mieses. the Ger
chess master resigned the second game of his
series with Charles Jaffe, the New York expert,
at the Cafe Commercial yesterday afternoon The
position had been adjourned after fifty moves, at
which time Jaffee had pawn plus with two
bishops opposed to two knights. Mieses recognized
the hopelessness of the situation and abandoned
the game, thereby giving Jaffe the victory in the
series. Altogether. the players contested three
games, of which the first resulted in draw after
eventful encounter and the other two were won
by Jaffe.
Two consultation games against strong members
of the Rice Chess Club Were contested by Herr
Mieses on Wednesday night, of which was ad-
judicated by DIR. E. Lasker, the champion, at a
late hour. The German master won both games
His opponents at the first board j. Tanner
wurzel Dr. Horowitz and II. Berliner, who playing
the black pieces, evaded the Danish Gambit UP to
a pawn the seventeenth move. Mieses obtained
a winning attack, the black king queen and
bishop the same file. 1t the allies two
pawns to get their king to safety, leaving win
ming ending for the expert. The position after
thirty-one moves submitted DIR. Lasker
who decided in favor Of Herr Mieses
In the second game the allies were S. Rosenthal.
NJ. Rosenbaum and W. S. Morris. They had the
move, and played the white side a centre counter
gambit. Sacrificing the exchange the twelfth
move, Herr Mieses obtained two pieces for his rook
and thereafter handily after thrty-fve moves
At the Manhattans Chess Club tomorrow after
noon Herr Mieses will play against A EttIinger
in the first of series Of exhibition match games
against prominent members of the club.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
Elisabeth Club Wms Three STRAIGHT
Games from MOntclair.

The Elizabeth club team won all three games
from the Montclar club in Athletic Bowling
League series on Its home alleys last night This
ends the bowling for the week and the Rose
willie Athletic Association in the lead, with nine
games won and three lost The New York Athletic
Club. the Newark Bay Club and the Jersey City
club fves are locked in triple tie for the place
with eight won and four lost, while Elizabeth fol-
lows with seven won and five lost
High scores prevailed in the Elizabeth-Montciair
series last night. Every game was hard fought.
although in the first the home team gained such a
long lead in the early stages that Montclairs task
was hopeless When the fifth frames were totaIIed
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

his office in the Appraisers stores. az Chris
topher and Washington streets but he and his col
leagues said there doubt about the ap-
nointrnent That might arrive for several days.
II said.
Congressman Herbert Parsons. president of
the Republican County Committee; C0ngressme1
William S. Bennett and J. Van Fechten OlcOtt were
the chief indorsers of Mr. Wanmaker. backed by
practically the entire local Republican Organiza-
ton. Two years ago when new Appraiser was
talked Of for this post Mr. Wanmaker was put
forward by his friends candidate, and later
when Colonel Fowler became candidate Mr.. Wan
maker withdrew in his favor. though it was said
that the Deputy Appraiser could have had the posi-
ton at that time When the place vacant
again this withdrawal by Mr.. Wanm1ker was one
of the things urged in his favor
Mr.. Wanmaker is the leader Of the nth Assem-
bly, District. where his Tammany rival is The
McManus. Mr. Wanmaker succeeded in electing his
AssembIyman in the district last year. much 10
been leading hard fight in the district for years,
and his success in pronounced Democratic dis
trict made him stronger factor than with ha
local Republican organization.
He has had charge Of the first division of the
appraisins department. in the warehouse at Chris
topher and Washington streets for seven years.
Henry VI. Clapp has been mentioned as a candi-
date for the appraisership. Charles X Lexow was
another candidate.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
YALE LOSES At HOCKEY.
Collegians No Match for Crescent
athletic Club SeUen.

feated Yale at the ST. Nicholas Rink last night nv
a of to !. The work Of both teams In the
first half fast, but In the second period the
Brooklyn men were content to keep their college
opponents from scoring.
The first boal was made by Linton after fifteen
minutes of play in the opening half and three
minutes later Sheriff. shot the second goal Three
minutes later Lifton made the third point for the
Crescents. and after Fes made what turned
out TO be the only goal for Yale. Shortly before
the half ended Liffiton scored the fourth goal for
the Crescents.
In the second half Sheriff. made the fifth goal
after seven minutes of play. and three minutes
later the sixth made by Iiffton
The Columbia seven will meet Princeton in the
first game of the intercollegiate league champion-
ship series tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
BOOKKEEPER MADE FALSE ENTRIES.
Confession in California Trust Case ImuIi-
Gates J. Dalzell Brown and J. d. Robertson.

San Francisco. Jan. 3--H- L. Storrs. one OF the
pookkeepers OF the California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company. broke down under a cross-ex-
animation yesterday and confessed that he made
the false entries in the books under orders from
j. Dalzen Brown, the imprisoned manager OF the
bank. and j. D. Robertson, the fugitive assistant
secretary
me CONCESSION made by StOrrs COmplete in
every respect and established the fact thar neary
slOoo.Oo0 had been falsely added to the assets Of
the bank TO deceive the state commissioners More
than s5o60O0 had been fraudulently added to ths
account OF Brown. Walter J. Bartnett and the san
Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Company alone
To balance the books Storrs said that ike sum
had been charged against depositors in the bank
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

boys took the lead Thursday, when they made
total of 569 out of a possible 600 and the teams
from Erasmus Hall and Brooklyn High the last
two schools shoot yesterday. could not dislodge
them from their proud place. The team will be
hand tonight to receive the coveted trophy. The
Commercial High School of Brooklyn finished sec
ond, with 56S.
In the conclusion of the match yesterday Eras-
Hall returned total of $50, while Brooklyn
High scored $40. c. w. Slaughter made 9S for
Brooklyn High and eQualled the top of the
tournament, made by A. Garcia, of Curtis High
The Morris High School team made the best score
offhand, with 271, while Commercial High made
the best prone, with 293 The yester-
day follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
RACING At NEW ORLEANS.
NicOL Rides Three Horses to VictOry
in -Four Mounts.

New Orleans. January 3.-Nicol, the Jockey. took
his turn in melight at the City Park racetrack
to-day. He rode three winners in four mounts
Meadowbreeze. Risk and Hyperion II. The last
seconds
Jacobite outclassed his field in the handicap at
six furongs. and forcing the pace, easily from
Comedienne. The latter played for killing
by George Odsm and his frien6s. and backed from
20 to ! TO TO !. She badly outrun for half q
mile and lost valuable ground turning for home,
but closed resoiutely and managed TO beat Cooney
X for the place
Apache won his fifth straight race when he de-
feated Bitter Sir, Alsatian and others in the fifth
event. He was played from 70 TO TO 5. In spite
Of The strong following of Alsatian. the favorite.
Momentum, q cast-off from the Newcastle Stable,
was the good thing in the third race, and his
odds fell from to TO TO 2. He got caught in a
jam at the start, and any chance he had was lost
The summaries follow:
First selling: six Ongs).Meadowbreeae III
second: Belle strome. lOS sumter to 5. third Time.
cSiooD. II to 10 won Donaido lo5 1McDaniel. /.
i:esss Bsnridge. Ritter Man sylvia G. Helen Holland
Gar. Busy Boy. Knghthead Major Mack. Maria. My
Third race Chye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. C'SicoD. 3
70 won Toy Boy lG2 d,owers, 20 l. second as Arch
Iiandzarra; Momentum The Bear Artful Dodger Lucy
Fourth (handicap: six furongslJacobite 132 Mc
Daniel. to 5 won Conedienne. l12 dsaynorl TO 1.
i:I3z. Platoon. Keator Refined also
Fifth Cseling: six fuIlongsApache. 1oe CIV. otp.
Alfalfa. los IeIoanlep 70 8 third Time 1:ls Hans
and Ansoiia also
Sixth oseling mile and sixteenth)-Adesso.
second: Cold way Jos C Koerner) TO l. third Time.
l.4sls Louise maeFarian. Gun. Just So. No T.unper
charlie Tompson canopan Jungle Imp conde. Matabon
and Tribes Hil also ran
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
GREGORY DENIES PROFESSIONALISM

Seattle Jan, st am tired OF having David
Starr Jordan, president OF Leland Stanford Junior
University, brand me as a tramp athlete" said
George w Gregory last night II shall have to
give him the lie when he says that / was offered
81 500 by an agent of Yost to enter Michigan. /
neither received an offer directly nor indirectly.
II owe IL TO Michigan and athletics in general to
etate definitely that did not receive one cent in
connection with athletics while i was in Michigan.
President Jordan msstates facts when he says l
,reu. tbe-e with Heston and Rose. I did not know
Hestou until he arrived at Michigan. and Rose did
moi enter until two and q half years later Rose
was dropped from Michigan about four months
after he entered"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
ERASMUS HALL HIGH SCHOOL

Beginning ct 2 O'Clock to-day the boys will begin
to shoot off their ties. There fifty ties
for high the prone target and thirty or
the offhand target. Fifteen boys will
shoot off the tie for the best ticket including both
ranges Seven boys have tied for the champion
ship and challenge cup.
The youngest boy to qualify a junior marks
man was Master Fred Wells, the nne-year-ol
son Of Captain f. A. Wells. 1t is another case Of
a chip of the old block his father has been
shooting on the New York State team and the
international Palma trophy team for years.
Among those who have accepted the invitation
Of the president of the National Rifle Association
of America to attend the presentation of the
prizes tonight are Seth Low who is interested
in the victory the Columbia College team In
the intercollegiate match. and General George
Moore Smith and staff of the First Brigade
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CALEB POWERS JURY STILL OUT
Court Sends 1t Back After Disagreement
May Be Held for Weeks.

Georgetown. KY. JAN 3--The jury this afternoon
in the ease of Caleb Powers appears to be waiting
patiently for its discharge The court has given no
intimation Of willingness to do this and nav
hold the jury for week or more
The jury came from the jury at 10 t5 o'clock
this morning, and J. l. Price. the foreman an
nounced that il was impossible for the jury TO agree
upon a verdict. I'VE are further from a verdict
now than ever said Foreman Price
Judge Morris the jury back for further delhi
eration- telling them that the law required that
they. if possible. make a decision and to go back
and try to agree upon verdict. No intira ton was
given to how the jury stood
The jury has been in session since Yesterday
morning
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
RECORD 1T BOWLING
Krauss Makes High AUerage an 118
Consecutive Games.

Washington. Jan 3--Harry KraI,ss, OF this CITY
broke the worlds bowling record for eOnsecut!ss
rolling to-day. when he finished his tyenty-fou,
hour grind without rest sHe was taken from the
alleys in a serni-conscious condition. having refusa
all stimulants except ks regular meals, which xe-.
eaten while he at work
His thumb terribly swollen. and il was viss
great difficulty that he managed finish the tss<
He made the excellent Of 1S5 for The to,s
OF 11s games. with a high score os &c and n~
one Of 1Gs. He used 1871 balls and tumbled d "a
pins Krauss missed only eleven spares. supt.
being numerous
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
UPS AND DOWNS OF BUSINESS.

ShafnOkin. Fenn jan S-Beginnng with to-day
the collieries OF the Susquehanna Coal t-on,panv
controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad Will here
after work seven hours day. The reduction IN
hours was brought about IL is said bv the
financial depression Five thousand employees are
affected.
Binghamton. n. Y. Jan 3-The Erie shops at
Susquehanna were again put On fun time yester-
DAY. For the last two weeks the regular Erie
employees have been working eight hours Instead
of ten.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
WANMAKER APPRAISER
Unofficial announcement of Hin
appointment from Washngton.

George W. wanmaker. who has been Deputy Ar.
praiser for the last years. was informed yea.
terday OF his appointment as Appraiser the Por,
of New York. 10 succeed Colonel Edward S FoxIs-
recently appointed Collector OF the Port T..
notice unofficial. being in the form OF co-
gratuIations from Chief Clerk Geary. OF the Trsa.
ury Department, delivered 10 9I-. Eanmaker :,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
MONTH MORE FOR ENToMsEo MINERS.

Ely New. Jan. 3-Rescuers who are trying 70
reach the three miners eutombed "a fortnight ago
In the Alpha shaft are now working a short dis
tance below the T5-foot marks and averaging ten
feet day The entombed men were told to-day
that 1t would probably be four weeks before they
can be released Ali three prisoners are in good
health and cheerful
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
c. P. TRAIN WRECKED; ONE KILLED

Montreal. JAM S-A broken rail caused the Cana
dian Pacific eastbound express to leave the rails
between Chapleau and Cartier. ia miles east OF
North Bay. this morning. and a cOIonist car and
coach were overturned. Mrs SlOwen OF Lindsay
Ont, was Instantly killed and score OF other
persons Were Injured.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
ANorHeR MAll CLERK las sMALLpox.

Harrisburg. Penn. Jan. 3-Another railway mail
clerk. William = Lenhart. was removed 20 the
Sanitary fiospr to-day With smallpox. He Is
the third clerk the between New York and
Pittsburg TO oe afflicted since December Il
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
CURTIS HIGH BOYS WIN.
TOP SCORE WITH RIFLE.
Nine -Year-OM Lad Qualities as a
Junior Marksman.

The Curtis High School team, of Staten Island
has the interschoastic rifle tournament, which
has been in progress under the direction of the
National Rifle Association at the Sportsmen's Show,
in the Grand Central Palace The Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

The Polytechnic Institute basketball five of Brook
lyn exciting and rough game last night in
defeating the Wesleyan College nve on the formers
court by the score Of % to q
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

Crescent A. Ifiton (a, sherriN Ca. for
Yale Fels. Referee Marcus. ST. Nicholas skating
Club. Time OF halves, minutes
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, BROOKLYN.

| In the sub-target gun match to-day the Erasmus
| Hall boys again defeated the Boys High making
| a score Of PA to the Boys High 266. The scores
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

Tommy Smith. assistant secretary OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club announced yesterday the clos
ing of the Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes. or
$1,000 for three-year-olds on January 10 This
together with the Tidal and Realization. makes up
the triple crown of this country, and the condi-
items provide for extra $4,000 TO the horse win
ming the three contests
New-York tribune., 1908-01-04

The lineup follows
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Lakeside Methodist Church.

The Sunday school at $50 a M,
Capt \. 7. Roberts, superintendent
JnnioH Epworth League at 2:15 p. H.,
Miss Sanne Reeves, manager. Sen
ior Epworth League at p. M, S. c.
Farrar, leader. Subject, The Father
Care for the Material Needs of His
Children. Preaching morning and
night by the pastor. Subject at 1 a
m, What 1t Is to Eat His Body and
Drink His Blood Subject at 7:43 p
M, The lspwolth League, Its Oppor-
tuniJies and achievements Good
music at all these services. and a
hearty welcome 10 all. The Woman 5
Foreign Mission Society will meet
with Mrs. 7. O. Owen Monday at .
p. m. at No. POO West Seventeenth
avenue.
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As 1t Comes
From the Oven

5all hot and fragrant, the APP
Rpetizing odor Of our meat
will tempt every member of
the family Just try it to-
day ana see how much better
will be the appetite Of every
member of your household,
8including yourself. 1t is a
better tonic than medicine;
I a better blood and bone MAX
er than any physician can
prescribe.
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ATKINSON GROCER CO.
PINE BLUFF BANKS
CLOSE At NOON SATURDAYS

March q, 1908.
s We, the undersigned Banks and
,st Companies, hereby agree to
S,eF our door at IL O'Clock, COM
&. ling with the first Saturday III
NJ 4th-and continuing until DC
tob1 3rd, 1905
The Citizens Bank,
NJ. f. Bloom, Cashier.
The Bank of Pine Bluff,
w. D. Hearn. Pres.
The Simmons National Bank,
By z. Orto, Pres.
Merchants & Planters Bank,
A. D. Foster, Cashier.
Cotton Belt Savings & Trust CO.,
]. E. Boyce, Pres.
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co,
H. A. Mccoy, Sec.-Treas,
Jefferson County Savings Bank,
By A. B. Niven, Cashier.
Pine Bluff Trust Co.,
Asst F. l.. Dilley, pres.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

Sunday, April ), II O'Clock a. m.
service and sermon.
At 7:45 p. M, even song and ser
mon
Organ prelude. selected.
Professional hymn, Zion
Sentences, Holy Scripture.
Lords Prayer--People.
Psalms for the day.
Gloria Patri. regorian-Choil
First Lesson-Old Testament
Anthem. observation-disclosures.
Second Lesson-New Testament.
Anthem, "Nunc Dimitts" -Choir.
Apostles creed and prayers.
Anthem, Devotion
Hymn, Bethel
Sermon-Rev. w. d. Buckner.
Offertory-Selected
Prayer and benedictiOn.
Recessional hymn. "Reio.ce.'
Organ postlude, selected.
Sunday school $50 a. m.
You are cordially invited to al
these services.
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Carr Memorial Church.

Services at l / a. N. held by the pas
p. m. Reverend ]. 3. Sims will preach.
Sunday school al 9:45 a. M NJ S.
Frank, superintendent. Quite a mum
Der OF new members will be in at
tendance. and those who have recent
l. applied for membership Will be re
ceived into the church at the morning
service. All are cordially invited to
attend these services.
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor Reverend Roos Moore
Will preach a; both hours OF service
Subject Of the morning discourse,
The Second Coming of Christ Even
ing subject, THE Conversion OF a
Great Soldier Sunday school $50
a. m. b. Y. p. L. p. N. All are
very cordially invited to attend these
services.
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Ohio Street Baptist Church.

Sunday school at $3.50. Preaching
both moring and evening by DR.. w. II.
Sledge, of Atlanta, Ga. The protract
ed meeting begins. DR.. Sledge is a
fine preacher. B. Y. p U. meeting at
ZOO Baptising at night Meetings
day and night from now on You and
your friends are invited to all these
services. Special music Sunday night.
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First Methodist Church.

Rev. T. Y. Ramsey, pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. M, C. 0. Huber, sup
erintcnlent. Service II a. M, sub
iect, "Ye Serve the Lord Christ. Ser
vice : :45 p. M, subject, Not Far From
the Kingdom. Epworth League p.
m Public cordially invited.
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Christian Science Service.

no. los Pine street. Sunday II a.
m. Subject, "Unreality" Wednesday
evening meetings s O'Clock. Reading
room same address, All are cordially
invited 10 attend these services.
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All fountains will serve ImOn Brew
to You. 5:S:1m

Do you drink Imon Brew? It's let.
ter than the best. 3:2S:1m
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Lutheran hulcI,,

The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity
church. East Sixth avenue, corner of
! Florida street, will hold German SER
vices at 1915 a. M, English services
at 80 y. m. and Sunday school at
$50 a. III. All are invited 10 attend
these services
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FOR SALE.

Furniture, the contents of a four
room cottage for sale cheap. Want
to leave the city. A good opportunity
for any one wishing 10 rent mouse
also No. 209 Kentucky street.
3:31:6t
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-10-17

The policy Of the Whitney-Central
National Bank is to be conservative, yet
progressive; to grant such terms as are con-
sistent with sound banking principles; to
keep its facilities and organization mp to
date for the conduct of all branches of
foreign and domestic banking. Correspon-
dence is invited from banks, bankers, cor
porations, firms and individuals who may
contemplate opening new or an additional
account in New Orleans.
UNDERGROUND sag
BOXES TO RENT AT SIS. %
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per inch first insertion; each subsequent lnser-
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Reading notices, first insertion, Is cents per
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Brief communications upon subjects of public
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The editor lis not responsible for the views of
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This bank has correspondents at every
important commercial center in the world,
and its Foreign Department is well equipped
for handling banking business with other
countries. qTravelers' and Commercial
Letters of Credit issued, available every
where Money transferred by mail, tele-
graph or cable throughout the world.
TY DEPo SIT VAULTS,
W UPWARDS PEI ANNuM.
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Three and allowed Savings Denos If
from one dollar and Certificates Of Deposit
annually Deposits received By mail.
DEPARTMENT
Acts Executor Of Wills Administrator Of Estates
Minors Transfer Agent Corporations
OF Court Moneys and in Trust Capacities every
DEPARTMENT
Government State, City and
sold Of
to demonstrate excellent facilities meeting d
mating mailed
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Assumes entire charge commercial and Estate
collects residents and non
residents and acts agent fer individuals and corporations
The ownership this Bank by the stockholders
Central National Bank nur the safety of its funds
of Whitney,
Central National
The of It's Officers advice and
services invaluable o its
copeHAyx. President JOHN BoIDEN yR ,gcsp..s4.
q.
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The council adjourned
r. HENDERSON, seestary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-28
Interstate Commerce Commission
Orders Sweeping Cut in
Shipping Rates.
CHICAGO TERMINAL CHARGE
The Order Also Calls for Cutting in
Two Of Union S,ockyards Toll.
Tariffs from Southwest
Lowered.

Washington, Aug. 28-A sweep
ing reduction Of from 1-2 to cents
per 100 pounds on range cattle ship
ments to be carried into effect by
October Is, is effected in an order
issued yesterday by the interstate
commerce commission in the case of
the Cattle Raisers' Association of
Texas against the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and fifty-eight other
railroad companies in Texas. The re-
duction carried out the commits
sion's condemnation last spring of
the railroad advances in rates.
The rates ordered cut yesterday
are on range cattle from points in
Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma,
to northern, ranges in Wyoming,
Nebraska, South Dakota and Mon
tana, and on cattle in carloads from
the southwest to Chicago, East St.
Louis, st. Louis, st. Joseph, Kansas
City, Omaha and New Orleans
The railroads are also ordered to
substitute terminal charge Of not
exceeding 81 per car for their pres
ent 81 terminal charge foS the de-
livery OF livestock at thu Union
Stockyards In Chicago.