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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-16
STOCK YARDS Open;
HUNDREDS AT TEND
Great Stable in Far West End
Now Doing Bust
ness.


Under bright skies and with all the
circumstances auspscious. the smyth
Bros, McCleary,McClellan Company
opened their Southern Stock Yards yes
terday morning. and ali day drove a
thriving trade. Crowds OF persons,
purchasers and sightseers, covered the
grounds, and several hundred OF horses
and mules changed hands. The COM
pany has on hand every kind of
animal-plugs that may be bought for
a few dollars and roadsters and trot-
ters whose cost ranges up In the hun,
ireds.
The animals are stored in a tre-
nlendous stable. the roof OF which is
supported by dozens Of pillars. On
one side. three fourths of the width
OF the building. stretch innumerable
stalls, on the other side Is q broad
runway in which the animals are eX,
hibited to Intending purchasers. and
in which they NAY he tried for speed
and movement. Along the west sidt
of the building runs railroad siding
bringing cons'gaments from Virginia
Kentucky. Missouri. Tenpessee. In
diana. Illinois. Iowa. obko, Pennsyl
vania Maryland and elsewhere. Driver
into the building, the animals ar
there sorted In q broad corral ant
placed In their respective departments
| The stables arc separated into de
partments, over every one OF whlcl
some member Of the firm presldes, an,
q competent salesman attends eacl
section OF stalls and accommodates tn
customers. Each salesman has whit
hostler, who. In turn. has under hir
various handles and .ohambermaids.
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winter tournament. Parker w. witt
more. OF the Brookllne Country Club
winning tho finals from l.. A. l1anll.
ton. ~ EnsIs;wocd. by ,and I ha ssynh
Arck Snare. OF Englewood. . and |: Mr..
Hamilton winning from Chtsho DIN
Beach, of Garden city. 4 and In the
morning round
The first d 'sIson consolation went TO
G afssse1 A55wftrons e nsx H ~ by w
Meadow. 9 and In the finals by tho
medal score OF ~ for Mr.. Armstrong
and So for Mr.. Freeman.
'fhcro were five other divisions IN
tho midw,nter tournament, but three
~ the consolation and four CLASSES IN
tho special foursoi1c event.
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wAsn1ScToS. AND LEE WINS.
Defeats Augusta Military Academy
Team II to II.
-[specIal 10 The T!mez.p !spateh.l

Il Special TO \ lie llH1eS-ylspdSCu'J
LEXINGTON, VA, January Is
washington and Lee basket ball team
rolled up score Of n. to n against
the fast team from the Augusta Mill
tary Academy last evening In the
university gymnasium In the Initial
contest Of tile season. The game was
replete with sensational plays and
sharp passing by both teams.
The shooting of flald goals by Boyd.
of Washington and Lee. was the fea-
ture OF the game, He shot a total Of
eleven goals. For the visitors, Gard
ner played an exceptionally fine game,
getting four goals over Guard STREET,
who Is one OF the finest guards In the
South.
! Tho spectators were brought to thcir
| feet repeatedly by Royd's grandstatid
work, shooting from III aHglcss Of this
field.
The next game to be played By
ihe 1Iniysrsty 81 Virginia Friday Tia
il7th. at charlottesville, ana vii, not be
Ia great surprise to the studants al
washington and Lee If Virginia's colors
aye trailed In the dust.
The lineup Of the two teams was:
w. s. L. ". Positions. A. NJ. "A
Royds,..... left forward IN, Gardner
CIV. Gardper.)
Rarker..... right forward 49,. ,Krus
Osbourpe..,i,,., centre ......3. Spence,
str se!t,,.;,. left guard ,Fraak1ngherse'
Smart, right guard ~. venabl'
nHlssfssee, M 1am,son; umpire. NJ
Sewer Time Of halves, 30 minutes,
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NO CHANGES IN
GRAND CIRCUIT
--------------------.
Stewards Stand Pat and Appli-
cations for Pi,nlico and Kala-
nazoo Not Acted Upon.
RACE DATES ARE ALLOTTED
---------------------
Associations Hereafter to BE Al.
lowed to Appoint Their Own
Starting Judges.
RACE DATES ARE ALLOTTED

NEW YORK. January i5.--At the
annual meeting OF the stewards OF
tho Grand Circuit held yesterday at
the Hoffman House. dates for trottins
meetings In the coming season were
awarded to all the tracks that were In
tho circuit last year. George Dietrich.
representing the Cleveland Driving
Grand Circuit races at Cleveland. either
at the Chenille track or at new track
to be built outside the city limits,
setting at rest the report that Cleve-
land would withdraw.
Applications for membership were
received from tho Pimlico Driving Park,
OF Baltimore. and from Kalamazoo,
Mich. The Pimllco Club wanted dates
in August. and Kalamazoo wanted to
follow the Detroit meeting. AZ these
dates could not be given. nothing was
done Should my of the present mem.
bers withdraw, the applicants have un-
til April lst TO take the vacant dates.
Tic dates allotted are as follows:
Detroit. July eth to August LIST; Clere-
land, August Sd to Sth: Buffalo, Angus,
10th to 10th; Poughkeepsie, August
nth 10 22d; Readville. August 3ith te
2sth Providence, September LIST to atf
Hartford. September 18th to 18th; SYRIA
cuse September 18th to 10Th, and Co
| lumDus, september SASI " SSNopSE ~
Columbus will give another tive
weeks meeting next season. owing e
the big success OF tho fortnight a
| trotting given last year. In the optn
| ion OF horser,en 1t was the most sue
cessful meeting ever held on the Crane
After the horses leave Columbus
they will put in from October 1th T
nth at Lexington, which city Is not y
the Grand Circuit, having conducte'
meetings before the circuit was or
ganized.
4 Last year presiding Judge and
/ starting Judge, appointed by tho stew
ards, officiated at all tho Grand Clr
cult meets. For this year only pre-
siding Judge was appointed This IN.
portant position was given TO "A. =
Heating, of this city, who VIII pre-
side ct all meetings. Associations WI
appoint their own starting judges,
j. w. johnson. of Ponkapog. Mass
vas selected chairman of the board
Dan n. Hanna, OF cleveland. Vice, pres
;dent and A. L. Moone. Of Providence
secretary- treasurer. The members c
the board present at the meeting. an
associations represented, We're: Pres
dant p. ". swisher and secretar
Harry Shepard. OF Columbus: Pres
dent Dan j. Campau, of Detroit; FIRES
ident ". Perry Taylor. Buffalo; Pre-:
| ident Harold n. Balm. Poughkeepsi'
| PRESIDENT c. N. levitt, Readviil'
president A. L. Moohe, Providence
resident Orlando Jones. Hartfort
president De Forrest Settle, syracus
and Secretary George Dietrich, cleS'
land.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Permits were issued yesterday by
Building Inspector Beck as follows:
a. ). Snend, for frame tenement TO
he used az two dwellings. on the south
Side OF Blair street, between Randolph
and Marshall streets. Value $1,000.
Leila r. Mccoy, for a detached brick
residence on the south side Of Grove
Avenue, between Cedar and Robin
son Streets. 1909 Grove Avenue, t.
cost 5000.
II. o. Leadbetter. for brick tene.
rlent on Lumbardy, between CArs
and Main Streets. to cost Sa.600,
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~~~-~<-F--'--r-S - n !,
GOLF AT PINEHultsT.
MISUNDERSTANDING Feature nt Thrsc
tN'NNFT n rUUrun N,cuts,

rISEHuRsT. n. G., January lSs,'.-
Three tournaments In prosress. and
two courscs In use was to-dny,s res
cord -breaking feature In the fifth an
nual midwintep gelf Tournament, rhe
special events arranged were q con-
somlea handtcsp. From earlN morning
Until late III the afternoon hath
cnurses we've crowded, Interest OF the
DAY cepteryA in the finals OF tho mid,
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Fa nous Actors.

Sporting Editor Tines-Dlspatch:
sir,--Will you kindly print the place
ef birth and age Of the following
actors7 r. a. r.
Z. II, Southern. England, 1864, YIr-
sinia Harmed. Boston. 1865; Adallna
Patti. Madrid. l84s; Chauncey olcott.
Providence. 1852: cissie LOTUS. Glas-
gov. 1876. and Ethel Barrymore. Phila-
Celphia, 1880.
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Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor Of The Times
Dispatch will gladly answer In these
columns. any question regarding
sporting matters. COmmunlcn lions
en sporting subjects Will also be
printed. md comments Will be made.
Address Sporting Editor, riMes-Dia-
patch. sf.5s
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Railroads Declare Dividends.
.Nisy,, &'Tr,RE, January lo,--'rhc dipcc,Srs
4. ~ riiinols Central Railroad Company
declared 4 regular semi-annuals dividend Of
3a per cent, to-day
heard II directors AZ Reading Comps at a
ne otins this afternoon declared lhe usual
stmi-annual dividend OF Y PER cent, on the
first ApreIerrcd stock.
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Fastest Nile.

Sporting Editor Times-Dispatch:
Sir,-What horse made the fastest
mile. and where was IT ruas T. G.
Salvador: mile In 1898 lie. on Al
gust 90. 1890. at Monmouth Park Race,
Track. on the straight course.
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January 10th in the Annals Of Sport.

slesghing for $1,000 forts
miles from F9yaense to Boston
Buffalo, :, 49,, =. !, ,... -, ~. -.
a
$500
Baseball Clubs.
tonal Leagu Amera
a
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In execution Of decree Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Henrico County, IN tina
suit of r. II. Florence, Trustee vs.,
lno. r. AIorien ct ais. entered Januar!
4. 1908. we will, as special commits
sioners thereby appointed, sell by auc.
ton. at the front door of the Henr!ea
on
MONDAY. JANUARY 20. 1905,
at II O'Clock NJ. the two islands nance
above, Cedar Island. containing aboui
sever, acres. and Fish Island about one
and one-half acres. We here present
you an opportunity to make big
money.
TERMS One- third cash; balance at
six and twelve months. for notes In.
terest added and title retained, unti!
all of the purchase. is paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court.
A. ". PATTERSON.
y. FRANK 7. SUTTON, 5Jr..
Special Commissioners
The bond required Of the special
commissioners in the above suit has
been duly given.
Deputy Clerk.
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1OO-Yard Record.

Sporting Editor mes-Dlspatch:
Sir.-Who holds the l1o.yard record
In America? 8.
Dan j. Kelly: . s-5 seconds. at spo-
kane, Wash. January 90, 1905.
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AUBURN, n. ". January 15.-Franls
cfotch, the American champion wreaa-
tier, appeared here tonight in hanll-
cap match. throwing Herman Miller
and Charles Kaiser, each twice ~ 1880,
5styie In eight minutes and twenty Sec
5onds. ana Kaiser, IN the catch -usrc tch,
can type, stayed eighteen minutes and
ten seconds for the first fall and nine'
teen minutes for the second.
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Hunting Senaon.

Sporting EDITOR. T1mes- D1spatch:
Sir.-Will you kindly tell me when
the hunting season closes In Hanover
spd Henrico counties Yours Truly.
Hanover: Season closed from Febru-
airy LIST to November LIST. Henrico the
xane. EDITOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Acu
BijOu-"The Spoilers"
MISUNDERSTANDING Rtnk and
Wild Animal show.
Buster brown Here.

Buster Hrown Here.
Ruster Brown Mary yane ana the
dog Tige yesterday afternoon at the
Academy Of Music delighted ono Of the
largest audiences Of young people that
hay perhaps ever assembled IN that
playhouse. The children alled orchesr
ira. balcony and gallery. and laughed
ana applauded until it did one good to
hear them. There isn't Q , Erea. . deal =
dicnce Of adults, though, OF course. the
musical numbers ana the work OF the
chorus may prove as entertaining as
Ia any other musical comedy,
Jimmy Rosen, as Buster Brown. ap,
|peared to have just stepped from the
pictorial Sunday sheet, He was very
clcver in the part, ~. Grady ! y, /, made
second. Matte 1,ockett was satisfac-
tory as Mary Jane. and Minnie Lee
vas quite fetching as Susie Sweet,
fired Wilson, as the Irish cook. was
clever In his speciality in the second
| act
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I hereby certify that the bond II
the above styled suit has been duty
OF said court January II. 1908.
SAMUEL p. WADD1LL. Clerk.
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Under decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Henrico county. entered January 10,
1908. in the suit of a. Warren Garth!
right VS.. Maria Garthright RUSSELL Ell
al. the undersigned special commis>
sloner will sell at public auction.
SATURDAY. JANUARY is, 1908.
in front of Henrico county courthouse,
at L. O'Clock sharp. that very yaluna
able farm located in varina District1
IIenrico county, on the New Market
Road. and containing l21ia acres
and being the farm on which John and
Lucy Cartwright lived for many years.
The place Is we'll watered and suitahl9
for grazing. and will also make good
truck farm. The improvements conf
sist OF dwelling house and the usual
outbuildings. In fair condition.
TERMS: Half cash. and the balanct
lin equal installments at 8 and ia
months. the purchaser to execute notes
for the deferred payments. and the tits
retained until all the purchase money
Is paid and deed ordered by the court
OF all cash at the option Of the pur'
chaser. TTICS. W. GARpNER,
| Special Commissioner.
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TWO WRESTLING MATCHES

Hnckc nschn,idt Dcfent. NInMegon, and
sft Gotcl Thycws Two.
GRAND RAPIDS. MIG.H.. JanuarN
15.--Charles Notwithstanding, Of toda,
dc trated All Manogoff. the terrible
Turk" in straight falls before a large
crowd at the Olympic Athletic Club
here tonight. IIockenschmidt secured
tie second In twenty seven minutes.
Both were the result Of crotch-hold
and half Nelson. 4
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COAL MINING MACHINERY, '2Glts,
ETC.
by virtue Of a certain deed OF trust.
dated August Is. BOZ. of record IN
the clerks Office of the Circuit GouTt
of chesterheld County. in Deed Book
No ll3, page 520, default havI1g, been
made ~ the payment Of the note Sc g.
cured thereby and being Required aSnS
the nottho.der tn do So will sell; as
t-nx's Shaft, Winterpock Chesterfield
county, Va. on Z
TUESDAY. JANUARY II, 1908
at ! o'clock F. A., the following per.
sonal property, to,Wit: q boilers. y
2hoistIng engines. compressor. ,.t
wheels and axlas. lot OF toois and
all personal property belonging to INC
iChesterheld Coal COMPANY. new slth-4
ated at or near the Glover Hill MIN es'3
near WinterpocE. Va.
TERMS: Cash SUFFICIENT to defrny
the expenses of executing this trust
and to discharge a note for So 900. With
Interest from November u. 1907, ana
the residue, If any. to be pay abls y ~ s
such time and secured In SUCH ulhnher
as will be announced at the sale.
IT. c. JONES, 1'rustee::fg5
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Aurtinn 5aleg, future Daps
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,
Chas. a. Rose. Auctioneer.
No. s N. Ninth Street
couRr SAVE

RIGHT FARM ON NEW MARKnIr
ROAD, IN vARINA DISTRICT HEM
RICO COUNTY.
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IA "ItInk Casey u N. WIZ ssIadted
for the new Ray offering, which will
10 presented at the Bijou next week,
with Johnny aud Emma Ray at the
rfad az ! large and capable comnany,
The fun centres around the effort
casey the fireman to inlpersonate
CASEY, the Klng Of thu Island OF Ltalla
Pm Zaza
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.Meetinqs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE|
stockholders of the RANDOLPH PA
PER BOX co. was adjourned to meet
at the National State Bank on
a. +. sC.AVANAUGH,
Vice-President. 4
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BY A. J. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auct!0ncers.
COURT sALE

CEDAR" AND FISH" ISLANDS, SIT.
C.\TED IN JAMES RIVER NEAR
NEW PCMP-HOCSE.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALT

COAL MINING MACHINERY. TOOLS.
ETC.
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.The SPOILERS by Charles Z, Bganey,
which Is appearing at the Rilou this
week. is considered the best meledranna
that has anpeared al the theatre this
season. There will be q matinee tor
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. -Cattle-tRe-
ceipts 1870 loads; market steady.
Choice, $50 q SIS; prime, $50 @
$50; good, $40 q $780, tidy butch
ers, 4.6O q .; fair, i.60 Ia 4.SO;
common, 3. .35 a 3.75; fat COWS, 2 @
S.75; bulls, $50 "a 4; fresh cows and
springers, $35 q $55; common to fair
$40 @ $50.
Shep and lambs-Market steady on
lambs, higher on sheep. Prime
,wethers, $50 q $50; god mixed, 5
"a 5.25; fair mixed, 40 @ 4.9O;
Gull sand common, 2 "a 3; lambs, 3
q so; veal calves, "a 8; heavy
and thin calves, 4.5O % 6.
Hogs Receipts 15 doubledeckc; !;
market active and higher. Prime
heavy and mediums, 495; workers.,
4 .S5 % 4.90; pigs, 4 so; roughs, @
A. 40; stays, "a $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
FAT WOMAN TURNS SUMMERSAULTS
Teaches Class Of Ballet Girls CaliNheniCS and
Gymnastics.

is it?' is 1t possible, Helen she re-
Piled that you have been hiking
around little old New York and
don't know what Marmola is? Why,
It's the sensation of the day. It's
just an ordinary Doctors prescription,
but extraordinary in its results. q 7
take a teaspoonful after every meal
and one before retiring and just keep
along my leisurely pace, letting Mar
mola keep me down in weight. Now
said Helen, II took the girls advice
land In consequence ] got down from
JIG to 140 inside of a month. I'm
teaching dancing to bevy of pros
pective Casino girls, all of whom are
taking Marmola.'
The Marmola prescription reads.
Half ounce Marmola, 1-2 ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, and 3 1-2
LOUNGES Syrup Simplex.
In these days, when there is SC
much substitution going on, 1t Is as
well to see that you get Marmola In
theN original package, and then yo,
have ample guarantee that for shee,
merit of goodness there IS nothing tr
equal 1t. Don't confound the Mar
mola Prescription with anything 70,
winch similar claims are put forth
~ is In no sense patent medicine
~ is doctors prescription.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
PEAYS1NPNAYERS

any other minstrel organization.
Their superb military band Is well
worth hearing in many ways; 1t
demonstrates the progress and eleva-
tion of music in Minstrelsy and typ
ifes the general refined character Of
Mr.. Henry's company Mr.. Charley
Gano, who made such hit with the
Hi Henry show in the principle cities
last season, has been re-engaged, he
is one of the brightest comedians in
the minstrel profession as Is also the
ldroll South Carolinian Pat Crawford; !;
the ever poular comedian Billy
Burke introduces that funny coon
song "Who Me?" the wonderful seem
ic, electric illusion; typical Of South
Tern darkeyisms entitled ''The Suaw-
nee River" with a grand, double or
chestra, double quartet, and full mil.
itary band. Watch for the noon par.
ade and get your tickets early al
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07

The celebrated Helen Burnside tells
a story, to the society reporter Of a
leading New York paper In this way:
Several months ago / was promen-
aiding the Rialto when I met an old
college chum. She was rather
astOunded at my sporting 50 much
jolly fat and asked me what I was
doing. AS a matter of fact wasn't
doing anything just at that time
but taking long, tiresome walks and
doing without my breakfast and late
suppers, drinking double skinned
milk, and taking a horrible patent
medicine. My friend was rather in
terested In knowing more about the
success that was having with this
strenuous fat cure and was aston
ished to learn that I had only lost
10 ounces In three weeks.
'Girlie, said she, you don't need
to suffer all these deprivations and
do the hardest kind of work, which
you really call doing nothing Why
not try my Marmola Prescription +?
I'm losing almost pound a day and
not losing any sleep over it, either
get my four squares and my bottle
and don't pass anything in the
way OF eating and drinking Mar
mola.' said I; 'why, never heard
OF 1t. What in the name of heaven
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Jan. 7.-Wheat-,5-S a
3-4c lower on short lines thrown
into the pit late in addition to
longs selling. May sold between
LOG and 1.07 IA, opening at
1.O1 IA, closing at | .O6 3-S; July
between 0S 1-2 and 90 3-S, open
ing at 30 3-S, losing at 9S 5-S.
No. . red 1.O2 q 1.O3 IA. The
wheat market was unsettled and ir-
regular with the selling pronounc-
ed on account of both bulls and
bears. The feeling was strong
early, but the strength was swept
away by free offeringngs and lack
Of demand.
Corn showed advances of 1-e a
IA. May sold between 81 Is and
81 rs, opening at 61 5-S, closing
at 81 s.. July between 50 rs and
60 1-2, opening at 60 Ia and clos
ing at GO 3-S. No. 3 yellow SO a
jS 1-2.
Oats Is a lie higher. May
sold between "a rs and "a 10,
opening at "a rs, closing at "a
2-I: July between 4S 3-s and As
IS open'ng at 4o 10. closing at
4S IS: No. 3 white 81 a 80 10
Provisions were unsettled Nav
nork 1877 10 a 10. 80: lard 6 %
a S.27 10; ribs 7.37 1-2 a 7.47
ID.
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UNION STOCK YARDs

Union Stock Yards, Ids, Jan. T.
Cattle-Receipts 1000; estimated for
-Jmorrow- $4,000; market steady.
Prime beeves, 100 @ eos: poor to
medium, $50 % 4 .S5; stookers and
feeders, 2.25 a 4.3O; cows and heif-
ers, 2.50 a AGO; Gamers, / .25 "a
2. 40; Texans. $40 "a 4.
Hogs-Receipts 41,O00 estimated
for tomorrow 10000: market, 5 M
10c lower. Light, 40 a 4.55;
Iroughs, 4.15 q A 80; mixed, AIS 90
4 go; heavy, ABS % so; pigs, $50
Ia 4.20.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; estimated
for tomorrow 1900; market 10 90 15c
higher. Native and western sheep
2.75 a $780, native lambs and
westerns, AIS a. 7.1O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
IAlRION FAMILY THEATER.

MARION FAMILY THEATIIR.
1.-Two packed houses at the Marion
Family theater greeted the return to
the city of Miss Eva Ray last even
ing. AS upon her former visit to
Marion, Miss Ray gave remark
able exhibition of mind reading and
power accomplished while
in the hypnotic state.
Miss Ray is a skilled and scientific
manipulation. She has spared no ex-
Ipense or time in placing before the
public a wonderful performance
which, for art, adroitness and dex.
tterity, Is second to none. Her per-
formance Is necessarily mysterious
She Is not spiritualistic medium
and accomplishes her work by scien-
tlfic means only. There Is nothing
either supernatural or miraculous
about her performance, and the au-
thor may draw his own conclusions
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-01-07
CLEVELAND

Cleveland, Jan. 7.-Hogs Receipts
80 cars; shipments, 1000; higher.
Workers, mixed, heavies and best
pigs, Cd 4.65; stays and roughs,
so % 4.2O.
Calves-Receipts 100 head; strong
Good TO extra S.75 \ 0.
Sbee pand lambs-Recelpts cars,
strong. Good to extra 40 a 7.5O.
Cattle-'Receipts 8 cars; steady.
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EAST RurrALO

East Buffalo, N. y, Jan. u
Cattle Receipts 125; market active
and firm.
Veals-R Receipts 100; active and
steady. Gull to choice $50 0
$40.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1000
market active and higher. Lambs
5.25 a 7.s5; yearlings 5.75 a
6.75; wethers 5.25 a SIS; ewes
a 5.25; mixed sheep 3 "a g..
Hogs Receipts $500: market ac-
tive at 5 a 10c stronger. Workers
4.sO a 4.s5: pigs 4.75 a 4.s5,
mixed and heavy 4.s5 "a 400,
roughs 40 % 4.3O; stays 1926
"a 3.75.