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sHERIFr,s SALES.

Igircuit A-325.1
SHERIFF'S SALE-Bssex Common Pleas
Court. John J. Mclaughlin vs.. Lille Bern
born. III. ia.
By virtue OF the above stated writ of lerl
faciae, to me directed, I shall expose for sale
by public verdue. at the Court House in New
ark, on Tuesday, the twenty-ffth day OF Feb
ruary next, at . O'Clock p. M. all those
tracts or parcels of land and premises situate.
lylnG and being in the city Of Newark. Essex
County. New Jersey:
First Tract-Beginning In the e~asterly line of
JlttIeton avenue at a point therein distant
thres hundred end twenty-five feet southerly
from the southerly line OF Sixteenth avenue;
thence running southerly along the line Of Lit
Teton avenue twenty-seven feet and six inches;
thence easterly and parallel with Sixteenth
avenue one hundred and five feet; thence
northerly and parallel with L~ittleton avenue
feet and six inches; thence west
eriy and parallel with Sixteenth avenue
one hundred and five feet TO said easterly line
of Littleton avenue and the place Of beginning.
Second Tract-Beginning on the westerly line
of South Eleventh street at a point two hun
dred and ninety-fve feet southerly from Four
teenth avenue; thence running westerly at
right angles to said street one hundred feet;
thence southerly twenty-five feet; thence east
erly one hundred feet to South Eleventh street;
thence northerly twenty-five feet to the place
of beginning. Being lot No. 10 on map OF the
James @. Barnet property.
Newark. n. j., January 90. 1908.
FRANK H. SOMMER, Sheriff.
Frederic NJ. Payne. Attorney. ($i1.40
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THE D MARKET.

NEW YORK.. Feb. 20.--Flour-Re-
ceipts. 20.367; sales, 1,400. Dull and I'M
settled. Minnesota patents, 5.15a5.4o;
winter stralghts. 4,25@4.45; Minnesota
bakers, 4.5O@5.00; winter patents, $500
4.96.
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000; sales, 1885,
900. Further covering of shorts due to
light receipts gave wheat a firner tone
this morning. prices advancing about
a over last night. May, 80 1l-l6@
10O9s; July, 90 7-16@s57s.
Rye easy; Mo- 2 Western, 90 nominal
f. o, b. N. Y.
Corn-Receipts, 120, 400 bushels; sales
%, 1000 bushels. Barely steady early,
but steadied later on light movement.
July, 617s06SIs.
Bcef-Steady-
Pork-Steady.
Lard-steady; Western prime, 7,lo@
7.25.
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair, refining
3.11; centrifugal. 96 test, S.67; molasses
sugar, 2la. Refined, quiet: crushed,
$50; powdered. 4.90; granulated, 4So.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all ports,
S.7OMS,75.
I. Coffee-Quiet; No. Z Rio 6tz; No. 4
Santos, Sss@S1s.
Molasses-Dull; New Orleans, 2S@i2'
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LAKE KIL.RAIN BANKRUPT.

Jake Kilrain. for awhile heavyweight
champion of the world after his vic
tory over Jim Smith, the pugilistic
champion of England. whom he defeat
I'd in a ring battle lasting los rounds,
was knocked out yesterday by debt
He acknowledged the count through his
attorney in the United States Bank
ruptcy Court in New York.
Kilrain is now the sparring
partner of John l.. Sullivan, who
punched him successfully for seventy
hve rounds in 1887 at Riehburg, Miss.
He owed Ernest Roeber. a wrestler,
nearly $500, and sundry sums to other
persons OF mat and ring p~roclivities.
The insistence of Roeber that he be
paid brought Kilrain on his back
financially, and Yesterday. in his petit
ton for the rights of a bankrupt, he
declared that his liabilities We're Sl,2oS'
In his assets he stipulated that as an
item of real money he could only offer
S210.
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TO TAKE RACE HORSES TO RUSSIA.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2O,-Under the aus
pieces of the Chicago Horsemen," a
committee is in process of formation to
take charge of a string of trotting
horses that viii be sent to Russia late
in the year to enter in the great inter-
national trotting race, which is to be
conducted by the Imperial Trottins
Club. The purse is about $4,000.
The following men have been selected
as members OF the committees: Russell
Allen, w. y. u. Stokes, of New York;
IL. *. D~evereauX, Cleveland; Frank
Gorton. Chicago. A fifth member of
the committee will be selected by the
American Horse Breeders Association.
u IS the intention Of the committee
10 invite all stock farms in the country
to submit lists Of horses considered
capable Of winning the race and a num-
bcr Of the best ones will be taken 70
Russia.
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THE T MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2o.-The cottons
market opened steady at a decline of
2GS points and quickly sold 6 to 8
points net lower on active old crop
months under disappointing cables,
liquidation, and local bear pressure.
There was considerable demand around
1880 for May, however. and the mar
ket steadied to within 2 or 8 points of
last nights finals on covering. Light
receipts and reports of firm. spots
helped to check the decline.
The market was quiet but steady late
in the forenoon and prices at midday
were about 1 to 4 points net higher
with October relatively firm on cover
ing.
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NEwARKER NvENTs NEW GOLF BAG.

Russell NJ. Everett. a lawyer, with
Offices at 7Ss Broad street. has recently
secured patent papers FOR a new style
golf bag. designed to last several times
as long as present makes. The inyen-
tor is Stephen A. Markcrs ef = summit
street. Instead of sewing tho bottom
of the golf bag on the edge, where it
receives the brunt Of tngging over
ground by caddies. Mr. Markers patent
provides for eurving the leather at the
bottom and sowing in the bottom piece
directly on the bottom. where The
stitches viii not come In contact With
tho ground. The bottom. is sewcd or
a cap, which in turn IS fastened TO the
main cylindrical part of the bag.
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CHANCE TO SECURE wADDELL..

READING, Feb. 20.-According to q
letter received from "Rube" Waddell.
4 Ed. J.. Coyle, who will have charge OF
.fthe Reading team Of the Union League,
can secure the services of the big left
hand twirler for this year il he wishes.
!. Waddeli has asked for q salary that is
no larger than what is TO be given
some OF the other pitchers on the team.
: Waddell was in Reading from the time
he deserted the Athletics in Williams
port oh the transforming trip last fall
until he left here for Mobile a few
weeks ago. While here he worked as
ssdoorkeeper for Coyle at the boxing
bouts held here. The local manager has
not decided whether he will take Wad-
dell or not,
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STOESSEL TO PAY DEATH
PENALTY, 1T is RUMORED.
Court=martiaI Still Battling for
Verdict in Trial of Three
Russian Generals.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. Pot is
porsistently runored here that the
judges have agreed to sentence Cen
erals Stoessel. Fock and Reiss to death,
but that they have applied to the EN-
peror at Tsarskoe-Selo to commute this
sentence to fifteen years Imprisonment.
No official verdict, however, has been
announced.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
I'm rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, o THE DISTRICT OF
NEW


STATES, Q THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY.
= in tine matter Of 0rlen L. Gooding, bank
rupt. In bankruptcy. Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned,
trustee Of said bankrupt's estate, will sell at
q publie auction on Thursday. the nth day Of
March. A. D., nineteen hundred and seven, at
Htury building. l2 Market street. Newark. N. j.:
All the right, title, and interest OF the bank
,rupt in subscriptions to stock OF The Asso-
ssclStes Company OF New Jersey.
n. All the right. titla and interest of said bank
runt in certain insurance renewal commissions
due or to become due under a certain con-
tract between said bankrupt and the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, bearing date April l.
All the right. title and interest of said bank
Iipt in and to certain Insurance renewal COM
missions due or TO beconle due to said bank
rupt under the terms of a certain contract
between said BANKRUPT and the Northwestern
u Wisconsin. which contract pears date Fehru-
XII the right. title and intercsl Of said
bankrupt in and to certain insurance renewal
commissions due or to become due to said
bankrupt under a certain contract between
= said bankrupt and Herbert II. Coleman, part
1ners. trading as Gooding & Coleman. and the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which contract
bears date December ~, 1905.
All the right, title and interest Of said hank
rupt in and to certain insurance renewal com
missions due or TO become due to said bank
rupt and Herbert II. Coleman, under the terms
of two certain. contracts made between said
bankrupt and John j. d. Bristol. general agent
Of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance.
Company Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. bearing
data respectively January 2, 1904, and Decem-
her 81. 1906. which said cnewals were assigned
by said bankrupt on January %, 1907, 10 the
anrm OF Gooding & Coleman.
All the right. title and interest OF said bank
rnpt In and TO certain insurance renewal com
emissions due or to become duo to snid bank
fupt under. the terms of . contract between
aaid bankrupt and Isaac Kaufman, genera
agent Of the Northwestern Mutual llfe Incur
anee Company of Wisconsin, at Minneapolis
which said contract bears date January 81
1885.
Said sale to be for cash to the highest bid
Ndef. All bids to be taken subject to the ap
proSal Of thu Court.
CARL sAENGER. Trustee, Sc,
14e Market street.
Newark, n. J
Jacob L.. Newman.
Attorney for Trustee,
164 Market street,
Newark. n. j..
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CHICAGO GRAIN r

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Wheat was IN
to be weak at the opening to-
day owing to selling by several lead
ing. commission houses. The volume of
trade, however, was small. May opened
a shade to Nm8s lower, at % to 92A
and sold off to 91%N92.
May corn opened unchanged to Is
higher. at CO.'S to 6o1s n for a time
held within that range
May oats opened u higher at 52s4.
and sold at 525s.
May provisions opened firm, pork
10 10 121s higher, at 11.s7ik to 11.4o;
lard unchanged. at 1924, and ribs un-
changed to 2ls higher at e.40@6.42h-
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ST ra,,r r : 9 sob,,iv .ra5i FFrea5 scGbulz's
Son, VS.. George r.. Piche. II. ia.
BY virtue of the above stated writ OF heri
facias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
ark, ON Tuesday, the twenty-fourth day OF
March next, at 9 o'clock p. M, all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate, lying
and being in the city OF Newark, Essex
County. New Jersey:
Beginning on northwest corner OF South
Twelfth street and Peat street; from thence
running northerIy along the westerly line OF
South Twelfth street sixty feet; thence vest
erly and parallel with Peat street to land
OF George Eisner; thence southerly along the
line OF said George Eisner sixty feet. more
or less, to the northsrly line OF said Peat
street. and thence easterly along the said
n%ortherly line Of said Peat street sixty feet
to the place OF beginning.
Newark, n. j., February II, 1905.
FRANK II. SOMMER Sherif.
Coult, Whiting & Smith, Attorneys. 07.sO
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lChancery A-326.l
SHERIFFeS SALE-1n Chancery of New
Jersey. Between Martha Post, complain
ant, and Matilda M. T~raphagen ct al, de-
PENDANTS. Fl. ia, for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ of
fieri facias, to me directed, l shall expose
for sale by. public vendue, at the Court
House II Newark, on Tuesday, the third
day OF March next. at 2 o'clock p. M.
all that tract or parcel of land and prem
ises situate. lying and being in the city Of
Newark. Essex County, New Jersey:
Beginning in the easterly line Of South
Ninth street at a point therein distant
two hundred and twenty-five feet distant
southerly from the corner formed by the
intersection of the easterly line of South
Ninth street with the southerly line OF
Thirteenth avenue; thence % running
easterly at right angles to South Ninth
street one hundred feet: thence () south
erly twenty five feet; thence () westerly
one hundred feet to South Ninth street,
thence "a northerly along the e~asterly
line of South Ninth street twenty-five feet
to the place of beginning. Being part Of
the same premises conveyed to the said
Matilda NJ. ~Traphagen by deed dated De
1897. in Book D-s1 of Deeds for Essex
County, on pages 3I2 and S74. and being
knowa ar.d designated as premises 2S6
South Ninth stree.
Newark, n. j, January %. 1908.
FRANK II. SOMMER, Sheriff.
W. G.. & e. Headley. Sol'rs. f$l0.5O
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NEW BOWLING ASSOCIATION FORMED.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2O.-The North
western Bowling Association was
formed by bowlers representing the
Northwest in the tournament here at
a meeting yesterday. The new assoc
citation is TO be an auxiliary to the
American Bowling Congress, and its
territory embraces the States of Min
nesota, Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, the
Two Dakotas and Western Missouri.
It's first tournament win DO held at st,
Joseph, No. in March.
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TEMPORARY RECEIVERS FOR MUTUAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Temporary re-
ceivers for the Mutual Reserve Insur-
ancc Company we're appointed by
Judge Platzek in the State Supreme
Court today o N application of Attorney
General Jackson. The company now is
in the hands of receivers appointed by
the United States Court on an a%pplica-
ton made by a committee of policy
holders. The receivers appointed by
Judge Platzek are Joseph ,O'Donohue
and Joseph p, Day.
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BILLY LUSH SOLD TO NASHVILLE.

= CLEVELAND, Feb. 20.-The Cleve-
r land Club yesterday completed its an
.snual spring disposal sale of players by
releasing Outfielder Billy Lush and In
sfeIder Breen. Lush, who has been
sscoaching teams at Yale since 1904. goes
Nashville, Tenn. while Breen has
been sold to Akron, Ohio. 1t is not
known whether or not Lush will report
e4oi Manager Bernhard at Nashville.
I, Breen was with Youngstown, Ohio, last
season.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-Declines of a to
were general in American Securities
at the opening today. Later the mar
ket became irregular and at noon prices
ranged from "a below TO q above yes
terday's New York closing.
Union Pacific hardened near the close,
but trading throughout the latter part
OF the session was l~ifeless-
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SANE Y. N. c. A.
OFFICERS FOR
ANOTHER YEAR
Newark Members Are Enthusi-
astiC Over What They
!, Have Accomplished.

i At the annual meeting of the board
OF directors of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, held yesterday after
noon, the following officers of the asso-
Collation. were reelected for another
year: President, Elwood G. Harris;
vice-president. Henry H. Dawson; re-
cording secretary, Egbert j. Tamblyn;
treasurer, William S. Hartshorne.
Written reports were submitted by
the ~teasurer, William S. Hartshorne;
the finance committee, James S. Hig-
bic; the executive committee, A. IS.
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STEEL POOL DISRUPTED
in A PRICE RATE WAR.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 2O.-The steel billet
pool, which for many years has fixed
the price of steel. has been disrupted.
Failing to find a market for steel at SIS,
the price set by the pool, independent
are selling at $780, {. BY cutting
rates they have made several sales of
500 tons each al $751; 5. The pool price
is SIS at mill.
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ITO RATE VIOLATIONS CHARGED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-One hum
bred and seventy steamship and rail-
road companies are named as defend
in a case filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission in which viola
tons of the new rate act are alleged.
The complainant is the Acme Cement
and. Supply Company, of Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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RUNS TO GET ABOARD
TRAIN AND Is KILLED.

BAYoNNE. Feb. eO.-Hurrying to
catch a train today. Charles Muncher,
of Frankfort avenue was struck and
instantly killed by a locomotive on the
west-bound track of the Central Rail
road of New Jersey at the West Eighth
street depot.
Muncher attempted to scale a fence
separating the tracks in an effort to
catch a New York train. He failed
to see a west-bound fast line.
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GIRLS FLEE
FACTORY BLAZE
BY FIRE ESCAPES
Operatives Overcome by
Smoke Are Revived
in the Street.

PHILADELPHIA Re& M-fsNe
hundred girls employed an sne faTEe
hosiery mill Of Thomas haeags Z Seas,
in the northeastern section al siea Ky,
were driven freaa sneiq work 0eaSN eN
a n which destroyed sne min.
About twenty 81 Use GINS we've asag~
come by smoke. bat ahfg saon 1eesssW
after reaching snc sUre'at Naari3 all
OF The operatives pSra INC are escapes
in escaping 1roaa the burning bib
The loss Is F4aecA 81 Sls6.aa0.
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fchancerv A-9s1.1

tChancery A-3S1.]
r. SALE-In Chancery OF New Jer-
sey. Between Mary Mclean Francis, com
plainant, and Frank c.. Jacobus ct ais. de-
PENDANTS. Fl. IA. for sale OF mortgaged
premises
BY virtue cf tine above stated writ of fieri
facias. to me directed. I shall expose for sale
ark, on Tuesday. the tenth day of March next:
at . o'clock p. in.. all that tract or parcel
of land and premises situate. lying and being
in the city Of Newark. Essex County, New
Jersey:
Beginning IN the westerly line OF South Sixth
street at a point distant southerly one hun
bred and seventy-1ve feet from Fourteenth
avenue; thence westerly one hundred feet;
thence southerly twenty-five feet; thence east
erly one hundred feet to South Sixth street;
thence northeriy along the same Twenty-Five
feet tc the place of beginning. Being lot No.
10 on map OF estate Of Joseph D. Coe.
Newark. n. J.. February 8. 1903.
FRANK II. Sheriff.
John Monteith. Solicitor. S1.sO
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FAVOR PHYSICAL R. R. VALUATION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-It a be
positively stated hat the leaders who
are behind the Aldrich bill in the
Senate are looking with more favor
upon a physical valuation of those
railroads whose bonds are intended to
be accepted at the Treasury as the
basis OF emergency currency.
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NOTICE TO READERS.

THE STAR win be pleased 20
publish any information regard
ing any inactive general aud
local securities not quoted IN
these columns. Is well as any
other negotiable paper now OIL
T. markets of the world. by adj
dressing the
FINANCIAL EDITOR.
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SUTTON ISSUES a CHALLENGE.

q. CHICAGO. Feb. 2o.-George sutton
@ yesterday issued a challenge to the
Aswinnor of the forthcoming billiard
match between Jacob Schacfer and
.sWllue Hoppe for the c|ighteen-inch
balk line championship one shot in,
1Ghe Schaefer-Hoppe match will he
.Aplayed in this city on March Ii.
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WE BUY MORE RON FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-Consul General
Mason announced yesterday that ex-
ports from France to the United
States during the year 1907 had reached
a total of 1928. O6s, 400, an increase of
$1,7l9,4S3 c 1906.
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GLAZE STARTS ON COACHING JOB.

:. HANOVER, n. FL, Feb. 20.-Ralph
Glaze, the old Dartmouth football and
baseball player, reached here today
and started on his work of coaching
The Dartmouth diamond candidates.
Glaze viii be. here for "A fortnight and
may stay longer provided he can get
leave of absence from the Boston
Americans, to whom he is under con-
frorf
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Twitchell; the religious work commit
tee, Henry Fl. Dawson; the educational
work committee, r.. 3. Denny; the So
cial work committee, Halsey NJ. Larter;
sflie physical work committee, J, Ii.
Bachelor; the boys work committee,
Egbert j. Tamblyn; the auditing COM
ssmittee. o. B. Woodbridge. and by the
e general secretary.
The association has more than held
its own and there are more different
lines of work carried on at present than
ever before in the history of the asso-
Niation.
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POSITIVE RIDGELY VIII RESIGN.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. eO.-It can he
said positively tina w. B. Ridgely,
comptroller OF the currency, is TO ae-
cept the presidency of the National
Bank Of Commerce just as. soon as the
reorganization is effected.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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V Newark School As, due
1917. Among the few munich
pal bonds which commanded
"A premium during the recent
panic. Accepted by the United
States Government as secur-
ity fer deposits in National
Banks. Sinking Fund pro-
vision to pay bonds at ma
turity. Price on application.
J. S. RippeI, Ne. 700 Broad
Street.
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NEWS AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

~vestigating the corporations of New
York city. while the City Club has
started an investigation of the govern
lnent of that city. 1t is noteworthy in
that the government is investigating
the corporations and the corporations
doing the same thing with the govern
ment.
There are FIVE large copper companies
now endeavoring to sell in the aggre-
gate $40, 900, 900 Of the first mortgage
bonds on their mines in order to pro-
vide funds for new working capital,
which they will be forced to do owing
to their liabilities to sell new stocl.
since the recent panic.
The Stock Exchange that
there has been admitted TO quotation,
in the unlisted department. Pacific
Railway Company certificates of sub
scription for ordinary capital stock first
instalment 20 per cent. paid. and full
paid.
1t is reported that there has been a
fair recovery in the steel industry dur
ing the past few weeks, and in substan-
tiation of this the United Steel Com
pany is now operating so per cent. of
its furnaces and mills. or about 5 per
cent. more than it was operating a
week ago. The increase in production
since December is about 20 per cent.
George J. Gould made this statement
on Missouri Pacific: "Rumors of finan-
cial troubles in the affairs of the Mis-
souri, Pacific are ridiculous. AS for a
~receivership. that would never. under
any circumstances, be permitted"
About IS per cen of the wooden ma
chinery is idle. According to President
Wood, of the American Wooden Com
pany. this season is the worst season
encountered by that company since its
organization.
Only routine business was transacted
at the Erie directors meeting yester-
day. No action whatsoever was taker
on the dividends. Next Wednesday,
however, q special meeting will he
called and action on the dividends will
hen be taken up.
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BoRD BY SPELLING BoRD.
Simpl Spoilers Prod Up the Con-
SfrukShnn OF Our Pore
Old Ianguidge.

The lofty rinse mo more We bid
As We did in The past
We've Joined The nHsS1 Spel1iHS SD,
And S~hakeSpeaCS COSTS asaSt,
"A Ed1olazsSts FancleS