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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rorrrr -. New York. August ~ 1909
oaeS sales for the day amounting 10 only Z 20 haas
800, PICS Closed steady. UNCHANGED poir-s
@ seaay european markets the steaiiness al
unaoabtedly the sustaining factors The market
s+re stea4s unchanged % points higher and held
neE ana March contracts selling az 95c Nav ana ms.
~ Ssoc ne sain OF partial = franc tho French
tnirts .sc, a. % q partial I;g a; Hamburg the
fald N the absence OF important selling v -ainain
s ne sckance during the day OF Brazilian mar
kets Rio was steady hlsher ami Sartos
ported similar 'os both = srF Ttsf1rs a.
the Two ports hays against - 600 iast yer
weather was reported in all districts Paulo Tho
! 1hs q the brazilian markets. IN connection
dor, a4liIle nee OF tir ltee-
Io-A WIN NhIca consuming countries have operated
The matter OF taking fresh supplies current prs
d Al Is 70 Be supposed that the limiting exports
circles among shippers in the interior The near
future 81 the market looks Ike whether
me buyers or the shippers exhausted
basis OF q. a7zc = The tots warenouse de
Neres IN the United states for The ~.
the former New York reported 10 bags tn.
weekly clearances and shipments Brazilian points
last week follow: Total clearances To 43oUo bags
lncuelhs lSoo 70 The United states. @aeo Europe
ana North Africa sud 5000 CaIe River Pate and
the west coast q south America. steamers loadIuS
Itlo for the United states, . EuuU..
clearanc~s $4,000 bags Including H. GOO 70
ulted states. 3gl 600 LuroVe Africa
1000 20 Cape. River the 81 South
lol.oJ0 70 The United and $4,000 Europe.
steamers lOadlnE for the United states ana
--..'l- 5000 I" mo- stat''
ana Europe none hdaia weekly receipts. 200 bags.
Bahia stock 1900 baRE Bahia s!caTauces the Erit-d
staiss and ,IefIaiy none els %here 80 lass The r.
lsgs against d27.0o last week. 4s2"'o IN l@os and
me range OF prices oeaI market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
.rnORDS THAT VANISHED.
- .so of Vouchers and Time Slips De
1cs Third AUenue appraisal.

:, for Receiver Whitridge told Commits
0 Naltbie 81 a hearing yesterday that certain
e@e = ana time slips Of the old Metropolitan
scucne 7ailxyay and the Third Avenue Railroad.
ssre', So the Public Service Commission, have
ssna-es This is likely 20 hamper the commits
ds~1+r-aotly IN IT'S appraisal OF the Third Avenue
a'n seterrnine whether the bondholders' reor-
En,.at,on plan should be approved.
sn"sro,tbie wanted 10 set at the value and cost
N-.sin portions OF trackage. which. during the
q CT e., ~ The Third Avenue by the Metropolitan.
eh- ,.ea in common. Within that period many
ssTs - tines we're electrified. Whom the work
q sone by, who paid for ii. TO whom the cost was
" - snd which company owned the franchises
o. Questions unsolved until the records are found.
tr = Sample. counsel 20 the commission, has
O"s ~ the Third Avenue and Metropolitan re-
-srsrs n vain.
eE -srres OF the joint use OF tracks are in 9Th
- hstween zsd street and 18Th street, Broad
se ss,r,aen e5th street ana list street and AM
Sam avenue.
es.rssl for Mr.. Whitridge asked for an adjourn
-. ,,rtn october. 60 that he could pursue a fur
hs search for the missing documents. but Com
u,.,,,,er Maltbie chose September 9. at go
- IT may be said. however. that II the docu-
70 cannot be found, the APPRAISAL will continue
a'--,lusion by other methods. Chairman Wilcox
W W. =, today on the Kaiser wilhelm. and the COM
rison desires 10 iii'sn 'i'e 1FPi0isai S'oH aA'e'
,s return
:, ,he hearing representatives OF the Metro
,,sn ana the Third Avenue completed the sub
-sson OF some thousands Of blue prints and docu-
-, 70 the commission, for aid in the appraisal
rs.s the exception OF the missing documents COW
a.. the Joint trackase. Il was brought out that
as, are practically all the commission needs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
,soeRammE AT BANKERS CONVENTION.

rhs programme for the trust company section at
u annual convention Of the American Bankers
ssociarion. TO be held in Chicago on September
has been completed. An address of welcome
behalf Of the trust companies of Chicago viii
snade by Z. A. Potter. president OF the AmeTi-
IN Trust and Savings Bank OF Chicago. 10 which
q A Jackson. Nice-president OF the Girard Trust
lmpany Of Philadelphia and persistent OF the
- company section. will reply Reports will
aE be submitted by Philip S. Bahcock. secre-
~; Oliver C. Fuller. chairman OF the executive
ranirtee. and Lynn II. Dinkins. chairman OF the
srrltiee on protective laws. James 5. Sherman,
f%president Of the United States. viii then
7sik 10 be followed by Daniel ). Remsen. OF the
u York bar. and Edward T. F'erine, president Of
sAudit Company OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

ihle supply $4,000 bushels for week. Canada
lost $4,000 bushels. making net decrease in North
America of pa 900 bushels, where
bushels IN the corresponding last year
An export business perhaps 20 loads
not considered heavy enough Justify response
TIE speculative market during the afie Private
hdVlees from the Northwest stated that. while
tered showers appeared the storm that predicted
on SATURDAY failed to make its appearance. the
on the whole being favorable for harvesting
IN spring wheat states said to be about so per
completed Cash wheat in the local market closed
Follows: New No red, 81 OS elevator. and 81 1914,
o ahoat: new No Northern, Duluth 81 OS9s. No
= hard winter. 81 1lss, ahoat, both nominal.
Il might become general Southwest added their in
Huence TO the bearish weight Of heavy wheat
anu corn declined ell day closing weak at ss111sc
loss The weather induced active commission sell
ing or December and May, while September at times
ess weak than other positions, owing 20 moderate
Seipts at Chicago. Cables I'D sd net higher
mere was better much OF the crop from
me southwest from sections where drouh
Eietost on the idea that the far advanced
20 De materially hurt by dry weather:
pe the previous optimistic reports crop condi-
IONS We're continued The visible supply increased
-, ousheis. Old No = in New York quoted
V@c elevator and Sic delivered; No corn. new, 627c
% o ahoat OATS-Commission houses were heavy
seI!ers or oats all day and there very
Spouse by the market 70 weakness IN other grains Tho
Nsne supply Increased 81 900 bushels market
closed weak az about the lowest point New
80 soc: clipped white. 34a42 n 44d49c ali new oats
t'hE-AarSet quiet No . Western &c nominal
10 New York. BARLEY-NIarket steady. Feeding
pc, nominal c I Z New York -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Aug. 2s-cATTLE-Receipts Cestimatedl. % :
SCS he1 ass ' saers to s. Sss Sa s s.
calves $50 So sossrs snd d feeders IS sas5 To- sSs
mixed 81 65ST 90; choice light ssqss 30 packing 81 40
0ST 65 pigs SIS SoaSI SO; bulk OF sa;ss 50 $685. 90
To Toe lower sheep s$5: lambs. So s3sT 90 yerinss
S' cans S city. Aug 3-CATTLE-Receipts $4,000
head including SOuherns: market for fed cattle
strong steady to weak show steers 81 choice ex
"a a5@s6 Is: Western steers 81 lOqs6 ssocksrs and
feeders Sass Is; Southern steers 81 oUa 80 - s3utner
Sc ss% LAS 81 bulls 81 sSSsi Calves s4as5 SO HoG
Receipts 5000 head market olloc hlghe- TOP 80 go;
bulk Of sales 81 6Sss7 So heavy 81 1Ses' s psekeTs
81 IS SFEEP-Receipts. $500 head; market steady
lambs s6dSI yearlings. 81 5oQSo 20 weheTs S4asS
vast Rnffaio Aug. 23.-CATTIiS-Recepts $500 head:
fairly active steady Zoe lower prime steers So 500
sps IS s5ts5 5o cows sSasS: bulls. ssqst % stockers
and feeders Sc 250si 50; stock heifers S5S So fresh
cows and sprngers steady at s24asdo
steady heavy $ 5oGss So mixed $ 4oss - Workers..
g oO a Rss and sTssssrs S os 40 SHEEP and
I,sNBS-Receipts. 5000 head aetive sheep steady:
s. so wsthers sSa SIS To- ewes 81 50s4 10 sheep. mixed
ssGSi Is.
steady fair good shippers s. 2GS8 90 com
mon s2Qs3 so HOGS-Receipts. 9e6 head; active go
IOc higher; and shippers 81 1887 5 common
SO 40fST so SHEEP-Receipts, l5i2 head; steady S-g
81 40: lambs steady. 81 5oas7 so
choice So Soas6 Is: prime segss io calves S 30
81 55as5 cuIs 0Gss: lambs. 81 5oqs5 90
HoGs-Reeelpts fair active; prime heavy noss and me
Workers IS 30Gss So pigs IS 15Qss 20; roughs 50 COO
Toledo Aug 2s-cLovERsEEp- 81 90: October.
81 80: December and MAY. 81 22's. TiMorHY-Prime.
81 so. ALsIKE-Prime. 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
TRANCE INTERESTED IN AMERICA.
rs Black Looks for Increased Investments
in the United States.

french specialists are taking great interest
=, American securities and are investing in them
...lv. according 10 II. s. Black. president of the
r.,sa States Realty and Improvement Company.
NO has Just returned from Europe. He said
rrpch fnanciers told him that rhey believed
s-ss amount OF French capital would re m
,,tsd in this country in the future.
II has taken long time he added, Ito edu-
,,. the French up 10 appreciation OF the value
American securities. for they are very conserva-
I've over there, but now they are enthusiastic
nay like, particularly our railroad bonds and are
,E=aHarizing themselves with the physical and
..srcial condition OF all our important lines
Speaking Of the business OF the United States
Hssliy and Improvement Company. Mr.. Black
al that there was now about S2O.0oo.ceo business
q he company's books and that the building
.sse was active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

COTTON.-After very quiet morning, the cotton
market became little more active This afternoon.
steady advance % 10 points
The opening steady. a decline az points
advance q point. the active months beiRs generally
unchanged keeping W1th cables The reports ~
renewed dr. hot weather IN Texas over SUNDAY caused
advance Of points. hut the demand not
enough sustain prices in the face ~ scat
selling by local pofe ssiuals and after reactng 20
within points 81 Saturdays close. trading
Sew Orleans and spot houses caused squirt which
market reached the highest level II the daN ana
closed within point Of the best NeaIly All the crop
cotton Exchange S bulish. sufficiently
% expectations Of bulllfh September
report week. well defined the
look IN this iss insufficient create
general buying owing 10 uncertainty regarding
Tho influence ~ early receipts There appears no room
doubling the strength q the Old crop situation for
being shipped showing that there Is
better the than is afforded hy cur
quotations, regarding
shipments South by means 50 clear
Reports concerning this fact conflicting but
on have created tie impression IN
local circles holders willing sellers
than merchants and mills are buyers A
crop cotton is showing up IN early sec
belt, and Increasing movement ~
expected the stability Of current quotations
Of contract prices IA the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

REENES--Reccipts for two days 1S5 -
379 head including III for slaushterers and 81
for the market; making with previous arrivals. a.
jersey W Git steers on LIBERAL receipts opened Sonsid
eably lower with good and choice selling lOQlSS on
We're rated steady at the upper yards but lower
steady: 6oI6sna cows weak a shade lower. fs%
od at s. IS per loo n with 81 IS the general
top price oxen and stays at - sog$e 90 bulls at $50
beef fair demand At Sc lo,se per d. with Inferior
received to-day quoted live cattle selling At l2hq
he he later eF dressed re Te9S snns the o Seffs ..
rator beef a. London, AZ lo' Qloi1e per IT, No eA-
sSies|s sanders West Virginia steers. 1855
So i2ii To- at SO l9 West Virginia DO 1886 - At
fS do 1854 ID. at 50 so. is do 1874: h. at SO as So
do 1851 H. at SO 10 tis6 H. at SIS; 80 do. iisd
d. At o7 s. TO- at 10 81 M 10 state do isss h. al at
So sac bulls S al 1918 2 a s d SS HS'a
oS de- oSs r. a at DO So 4s 20 0 at ' s. dS ga So H. at
s. -: DO. 800 s at sS cow 100 - ~ "a at s. so;
NJ at 81 50: / do $50 IL. at 81 %; do. 200 H.
$50 H. at 81 Is. DO 677 II. 81 30. heers. el7
No. newton 4 CO. Is west virginia steers. 1919 H.
10 o. 1922 r aS at 81 80 a 0 1898 ~ mo- g. 81 49,
1914 H. SO so 20 do 1900 10; at 50 So rs do 1894
H. at So 20 :" az o' 10 % % 10 90 1si Ib az
s. Il l. do. 1870 Ii. at S. 20: % PENNSYLVANIA do,
g sa9 os NJ at w(s Virginia siass EN- h. at s. IS do
@ n s s %. g. Y y s 1856 s'fs at ' .s 3d. g.
I9sa NJ at IS 81: do 100 ~ So do. 1900 10.
s. o. bulls 81 80. lois n. at SIS Is;
do. 700 10. at 50 20
Mcpherson Co. 20 West Xirglnia steers 200 n. At
a.. Is do 1858 10 SO 30 do fi10 ~ S. %
DO Io47 N al 81 g: cows. 81 TO- do geo
r. AZ So 35 do 1880 N. at So go 80 do. 74o m at
Frederick Kraft: 81 West Virginia steers has H. at
SO rs do. 1883 H. ~ 50 ~.
Tobin & shannon mixed cattle. l2sI ID. az S.: l
bulls as7 n S. SO: 20 do ols n. at s. 40; do 7ii
ID at So q. - - .
AT So 746 n. at So; do. 500 10 at 81 90; do.
$40 NJ. a 81
j. e. curtis Son: bulls. 90i 10. 50 40; Is do SIS
~ al So 500 N. at 50 20 10 DO s54 10 at So 10;
do 7OJ No. at heifeTs 576 10 at So 40. IA 500
~ at So 50 do 30 No. at 81 So do 90 10 at So 80;
do 7b7 10 81 90; I do. 700 10. at 81 60
Nelson McCabe: bulls. $50 n at 81 90; AZ do eot
II al SIS As; TS5 So rs; 20 DO. 9ls 10 So 10;
40 500 10 al So; cows s23 So so: do. $50
al 81 a5 do IS: do. s95 10. at So %; do.
T33 10 81 To- do. 40 no at 81 IS; do $50 N. at
81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
wTERs-PlERcE SALE IN TEXAS.

nsrh, Tex, Aug. 3-Robert J. Eckhart. re-
ga Tor the Waters-Pierce Oil Company. filed
a Inventory of the corporations Texas property
,eizy with the clerk Of the District Court. Judge
YDcz viii order the sale II the property %
Ia hEtRzt bidder. The Waters-P Pierce holdings in
,tE ssis are valued at s2O0000, which is the
sseHf q the fine recently imposed for alleged vio-
hussu the Texas antitrust statutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
sDyANcE IN RUSSIAN STOCKS.

s. Petersburg, Aug. 23.-The Bourse showed
rrong upward movement to-day. rejecting The eK-
cfAst crop prospects. Government securities were
rl1ec in more briskly than private shares. but
q advance was general Government as touched
rs the highest price since 1905 while 5s advanced
kM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

new American mixed (vis GaIveston) steady O. Sd
futures steady; September IS sFsd: October IS S.s
patents DUH SIS Sd HOPS at london Pacific Coast
hrm. e 1oSGf5. BEEF-Extra India dull.
PORK-Prims Western hrrn, eos. HAMS-Shorc
cut Ia n strong. SIS. BACON-Cann cut.
Sos sd long clear mddes light % 20 "a ~ strong s7s
short clear backs 10 20 10. strong. els 3D. clea~
bellies. IA TO 10 n. strong, 66s Cd SiOUIDERSSauar
TO SIS. I.AFD-Prirne Western
strong SOS I'd: American refined. pals Sd.
TALLOw-Prfne city steady. 2Ts Cd. TURPENrINE>-
Spirits 4Os Cd LINSEED OII-Steady. 26s. PErRO-
IlFsITM-Firm. T2sd ROSIN-COmm0n steady, 80 AID
CHEESE-Canadian finest white steady. 6Is. Canadian
finest colored steady SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

q a9 ss as S:~ a65 s's or
5snber at $500 and 20 tons SPOT eX,doek at 30o5c
a So 80 s25e SEPTEMBER at so 5oq9o 75 6c5obsr and
spo, ana s5 IS a. for fre sna 6eT vas ass 2
49, SEPTEMBER and oet3SsI ~ 3'lse NeySmoSr.
ket steady with i5a lbs Cd
sect7oyo al Ttd so aRd cssas al
l2ss'e 9l2s54 ee LEAD was hrm. with sale OF 5000
New York and at 25e ia East s, Louis The london
win fpot closing al 57Oa5soc New York and 662s@
Changed a, az Tox vas hitSsr 0 With - ceaeaaa wan
Ians closing at sos I'D IN London The LOCAL market
The marker for pig iron certiacaes The Pfod6ce
SI7 asked se5tembe SIG 25asi7 ociober SIC 5sSi5 To-
MoIAsSis 1S8 S3II1Sss market Tor 5i' aoissss,
40 6 syTgPs EgeG hn out unsAa5ssd Quotations io8
fair. isg22o sod 22E=g9 prime 2ee3oe New oreaHs
40. god 1872; prime 2lq25s fane 27 ssc,,
c Satere i0' ToaD M Il IoaFsS xr :" ne elos
teHber by leading rinerg sales included loo hhs ser
300. and 1870 MARIA at 5G5g5aS,. septealber
,roeum continued steady with stanear .s agoisd a;
see in IBIS az NeS o- Lnseed on ~ Unsettled AM
quote: FETRoLEUAI standard white bb.s. 2Sc bulk.
10 S5c Pbnsdeiha 1905: wSisr xsite Sew YORK bsIs.
white cases NeW Yorz ~ i5r: rhradeiphla IL Zoe GOT
i-rscee OIL prime c-lf~ nominal prime summer yecs
Sc. 0rt6s- . sa5 &C.: Nove nher s3f5 as uccer-
ter t2a5 -: January. 5.la1 6:e March sS'g5eoo.
Ma 3e7E3-.-e prime white asa /: see; prime ~inisF
90, Gli-sl-i2yn raw" S"ao'c' Calcutta. raw ''e
Provisions Notwithstanding m, break in grain
nine,es uhsn ihsy ease4 on iitre und.r realizing
The hog situation commission house demand ana
ar .ah trade sSg'e,nsd he nT1aHess as Tseepis a,
2J05 and tie IVES, 5i.G6. roRK-FirH quoted. Aless.
III SIR 81 '- a.s see - s issT' fs 70: i, So
SO 80: Iaskei So tos$i3 eAuA Infia ness $50 af
noes steady Quotea; E=cons, u Ne 80 n ii.e Ia
ri.kled bellies etea;y quoted sndlanF ~. l5e 10 n
IL. glSo y 6 70; - - T,tToTs S,, ,
ele-. eeErtr5 siegt5 1915. lABn-I'Tia Quoie!:
ii7.aioe 1oTaiaai Reaaca lard nrTn Quoted sou,a
America 49, c1rtiueHt Il ote Brazil keys COM
RICEDG.nsrai,v speallirF. the market ruled firm
but unchangd with sood demand Quotations f3nar
good ordinary 4&a5gc. prime 5a05'!s; siioior 5I.g
e. head. Japan szsic. rs,na 6'sdtc; Isnsoou 4Ap
suGAKTbs maIs,t fe- reanss .gss' ruled nr =,
80 Ts o ~ Ts een 5hS s5osnF So %T s.b Tess -
Further discounts wha,-osver csal domino in cases
= 90 u s,Tt9ns go. d. "a esses q . Z Ss'-n.
mould 4. 800; cubes. Eegie n bags P9sdered AMI
:6s ioWdersd and csarse powdered iSc: fiu pow
dered snd EaEe coarse and extra nns EraHulatsd 5oJ
a.. a5e 81 n bass DO 500. N hags b. %:
mo standard granuiated diamond \. BOSE;
= 4G5e No s. 4Goc ~ 6 4ssc: No I. 4 soc: 30 5.
g. Sos r. - and y - 30 10 a W. 40 W.
London sent favorable market reports concerning the
trem6er at lis "a aud october 30 december At ia.
6gyers o. quoted ,ates but holders asking hlsher
90 test IL: museoyado 50 test 3sic. and molasses
ne basis OF Is Sc sales Mere ioo0o bags Cuba
sL al 5c ba d ,st equal ia test to f1' d a9S
TAO an ayeasr o, i-a2e over the las previous sale
water at proe eiual to 4osc basis % test duty paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

ne American Agricultural Chemical Company
e issued SIS report for the year ended tune 90
~ The income account compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24

sfpef. June 30 s5.2sl.be2 s5la2.shs -
cturing profit from property owned and ON
- 1liscolnt and expenses on account OF issue or
icItesge Ter bonds depreciation and losses
seoan q sale and dismsutng ~ various properties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug 2a--cloeing: wHEAr-spot No ? red
Western nominal futures weak september. So
2Ad. December. Is 7~ds March, - "a CoRN-Spot.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-28

euo, al ~~r,roin pdhlico en- el nuevo Edihao constr
to a "p-rrb. DC iuego", en- Ia calle del 'Comerc'o
cs'acit ~ rewocawil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-28

Sc rooiheu meg,,,hciaS frutos dep6sito poF az
ecioS dc rayiia. nuy mddicos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
GARY CARTER GOES
ON WESTERN TOUR
Auto Manufacturer Will Law
in Supplies for Wash
ington Cars.

a. Gary Carter, president of The Car
ter Motor Car Corporation, left TO-DAY
for a trip through the West. He viii
visit the important cities and will pur-
chase large quantities of automobile
material and supplies. to enable his
company TO produce the popular Wash
ington cars ia greater quantities. M
Carter viii be away about ten days
The continual growth OF the Garter
Motor Car Corporation is becoming no.
ticeable in many directions. the large
number Of Washington cars to be seen
ON the streets of this city showing very
plainly that the Carter company Is rap
idly becoming an important factor De
the automobile trade here
It Is understood that an addition 20
the factory at Hyattsville is in contem-
Rlation. Agencies are being established
in a number Of important Eastern cities.
and the Washington car seems destined
TO occupy a commanding position In the
automobile world at no distant date
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
WORLD SERIES NOW
A THING Of PAST
Pittsburg Players Get Checks
and Receive ROuSing
Celebration.

pITTSBURG. Oct 19.-The baseball
season of 1909, the night for the world S
championship, and all that goes with it
and the celebration in honor of the
champions is history today. All these
things were brought to a glorious close
by PittsburE fans last night and the
ceremonies were not over until the last
stick of red fire had gone out and the
last voice was quoted by hOarseness.
Pittsburg tried TO Guido herself in
showing Fred Clarke and his crew that
Jhe winning of the worlds championship
was appreciated. City officials. police
companies of militia. representatives of
various unions and athletic organiza-
tlous. besides just ordinary fans" to
the number of about 10,000 accompanied
by countless bands, marched in the
parade that wound its way through the
crowded streets from the downtown dis
trict to Forbes Field.
Here all the pent-up enthusiasm that
has been holding over since last Sat
urday. was turned loose and each mem
Der OF the team was cheeTed to the
echo as he came forward 70 receive the
check for his share of the world
championship games
MAYOR MCGEE made a short address,
but few heard what was said, ana
George Gibson and Tommy Leach at
tempted To say a few words. Tie crowd
was there TO look at uneir idols and yell,
however, and speeches. were cut snort.
While all the players were constantly
Cheered both during the parade and at
The ball park, Babe Adams and Hans
Wagner were the heroes Of the night.
Adams was presented with a check for
YOirers, that swelled his total earnings
for the series 10 S3,lli-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
johnson Will Meet Boiler
maker as He Steps Off
the Liner.
EXPECT NO HITCH
IN THE ARTICLES
Negro Says He Is Willing to Cut
Purse to Suit JEFF
fries.

NEW YORK. oct When James >.
Jenries steps of the LusiIauia Thurs
DAY he is expected 20 find Jack Johnson
awaiting him
Friends OF the negro champion declare
he will camp on Jenries' trail" until
the latter signs articles for a fight, or
admits he viii not return to the prize
ring. Word received from the West to-
Gay states that Johnson is hurrying
East. intending 10 challenge Jeffries as
soon as he lands, and iuasmuch as the
last word from Jenries after he heard
the result OF the hetCheI-JOhnson fight
was that IL was up to him now it is
expected night articles viii be signed
within @ week
There can hardly be any quarrel over
the division of the purse. as Johnson
has repeatedly declared he would ''cut
the money any way Jeff SAYS Both
Johnson and Sam Fitzpatrick believe
the negro is the white mans master.
and Johnson is expected TO suggest that
they tight winner take all, with a side
bet of $4,000
1t IS just beginning 10 dawn on the
sporting experts here that Johnson is
real fighter. His frequent hippo
droming has been lost sight of in the
account of his last Saturdays perform
ance, and it is agreed that the fight
between him and JEFF viii be the greatest
since the Sullivau-Paudy Ryan battle
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-19
STEVENSON HELPING
WITH PENN SQUAD
Once Famous Player Is AS
sistant to Coach of Red
and Blue Team.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct l9.-Penu
today began 10 prepare for the football
game with State College which takes
place Saturday Afternoon and Coach
smith again ordered secret practice.
Vincent Stevenson. the star quarterback
Of the 'Os and 20 teams was on the
field in toys and devoted his time TO
coaching the quaTteTDacils. especially
Thayer, who Is now sure Of the varsity
team unless he goes of form.
Cozens has been shiftd to center and
Marks TO right end. Cozens IS the best
center at Penn and Marks viii have his
final try for the team end. He was
tried IN the back field and failed 10 per
form up TO expectations.