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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles-Nevada
Mining Stock exchange. SO5 San Fernando
building, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The dividend OF
40 cents a share was officially announced on
Consolidated this morning and the stock
promptly broke 2715 points and closed weak
with 7571R bid. Florence still carried the
dividend today but sold freely at $50 Frac-
ton was in good supply from the east and
sold down to So cents, but recovering l point
at the close Daisy sold off points and
Jumbo Extension l.
Coalition, in the Rawhide list moved up
points and closed strong with 27 cents bid.
owing to the death of one of its members
the exchange was closed at noon today.
Following are the closing quotations;
GOI,DFIELD DISTRICT
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California Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK June 15.-Evaporated apples
frm; choice 7lsqSc; prime, 6%@7Ac; common
to fair, 5M6Ac.
Coast advices indicate a firm market for fu-
ture shipments of prunes, but no change is re-
ported in the general range of prices in the
local spot market; California fruits. 2AQ111sc;
Oregons, 6@9c.
AprIcots uncertain; choice, 1O91OAc; extra
choice 10ik@10%c; fancy, 11q13c.
Peaches hrmer on the coast, but no change
locally; choice, 5ha6c extra choice 6Aq6Ao;
fancy, 7@SAc.
Raisins quiet, unchanged; loose muscatel, 31a
G4lsc: choice to fancy seeded, 4%66he; seed
less, sA@5lkc; and London layers, 81. 15Q120
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cHIcAao. Iune 15.-cash quotatIons wore

as follows:
Fieur-Firm: No. . rye. SSc feed or mix
ing barley, sOdSOiac; fair to choice mating
S1lbMS2hc; fax seed No. l southwestern
81 5s&; No / northwestern, $1.6S& tim
othy. $3.50; clover $1,000; mess pork, per
Dbl. s9oS7H q 2O.4O; lard per 100 lbs,
s11.791h; short ribs. sides Ooose). s11 a. ll,lo'
short clear sides (boxed), $l1.25@l 30
and flour were equal to $4,000 bushels. Pri-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels com
pared with $4,000 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. The worlds visible supPy'
os shawn nv Bradstreets, decreased 1887, =
600 bushels. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row. I cars; corn, 1853 cars; oats, 80 cars;
hoos 40 600 head
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ton & Co, members Chicago board of trade
liz West Third street, Los Angeles
CHICAGO, June 15.-Heavness in wheat
continued today. Advices irrespective Of
the foreign crop were a little improved.
The bear forces in the local trade showed
more fright than for time. Only
once did the market have what might be
called quick or strong rally from the early
decline John Inglis continues to report
blight and unpromising conditions in Ten
nessee and Kentucky Some Of the south
western authorities are placing the figures
much higher than Rolin Smiths estimate
OF $4,000 600 bushels for Kansas, and TINS
encourages the short selling the decline.
Apparently no effort was made on the part
of the bull leaders to drive the shorts to
cover We feel that resting orders under
the market to take on some wheat on sharp
dips for the late months the safest course
for the present.
Weather conditions are somewhat i'm
proved for the growing crop Cash corn
at western markets is reported easier 1t
Is more than likely that easier cash prices
will result in light country offerings. FOR
this reason would continue sales of futures
to swells hard spots.
Improved weather together with heaNi-
ness in wheat and corn caused the decline
There was a strong opening at a sub
stantial advance, selling at the advance
looked like packers and this started local
traders selling. On the break packers again
bought.
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SALT LAKE MINING STOCK
~ IAkr clrY. Iune 1s.-MInlng qu0ta-
col oRApo SPRINGS MINES
The Metal Market

NEW YORK. June l5-Moderate advances
were reported in the London tin market today
with spot quoted at G1S4 IFS Cd, and futures
at e1S6 The local market was dun ana a
shade higher at 500 S7is629.75.
London copper was unchanged, with spot
quoted at Csc los, and futures at SEQ rs cd.
Local copper was duh and urcha uged, with
lake quoted at s13 62i6d1375. electroytie, Sl33l2
ais So and casting at S13.256lS.S7lz
London lead was lower at c IS Is Sd. Locally
the market remained dull al &.35Gi.45.
Spelter in London was lower at e22, and
locally dull at s.. 35d5.45.
locally iron was unchanged.
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FRUIT MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO. June 80

SAN FRANCISCO, June Is
Fruits-Fancy apples, $3.50; common, 4Oc.
Berries-strawberr so 4c blackberries,
S@6c: raspberies. Sa6c.
Pears-Common, 75c; fancy, 81
Peaches-Common, 40c; fancy. 65c; plums'
40c.
@3.75.
Mexican limes-$4. Q5.
T'emons-Common California, s1@1,50;
good to choice, s1.759 2.25; fancy, $3.50 a s.
Melons-Fancy cantaloupes, So; common
$125.
Tropical fruits--Bananas, Toe @SS; pine
apples seas; Smyrna figs 75cQ$2.
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Special service to The Herald by II. r. nut
ton & Co. members New York cotton ex-
change, 112 West Third street, Los Angeles
NEW YORK, June 15-There seemed to be
certain amount of liquidation for the market
to undergo today and the market was quiet
and no special feature was noted The specula-
tive crowd are watching every state with an
eager eye and have all admitted maximum
possibility for the eastern half of the belt, an
admission that is not warranted by conditions
nor prospects and with three points in Georgia
showing temperature in excess of 100 degrees
today IL would be wise to cast an eye to the
windward The weather map in the central
belt suggested some improvement while show
ers are forecasted for Arkansas and Okla
homa tomorrow and the belief is general that
there is to be better turn on weather ana
some believe that a week or ten days of
good weather can remedy the ills that have
occurred to the crop. 1t will take continuous
good weather to help the plant. The volume
of business at the moment is not large be-
cause the bulls don't care to press their ad-
vantage but 1t is evident that the July option
is nearly. II not wholly. liquidated and there
is nothing except perfect weather in the way
he M
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

s Shipments of oranges and lemons 6
3 from Los Angeles Saturday and sun 6
) day. June 10 aud 13, were 22S carloads {
3 of oranges and 4s carloads of lemons. e
3 Total to date there were shipped u.s. E
3 $50 carloads, of which S7i7 were lem {.
:. ons. Last season there were shipped e
> "a 92 carloads, of which 3O74 were s.
3 lemons.
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financial Record

NEW YORK, June 15-Money on can easy ',ss
inr hid and offered at 1&. Time loans softer
and fairly active; sixty days 2Agz13 per
cent; ninety days 21ad2z4 per cent six months
OK lE,vy YORK. June 15-CIose: Prime mer-
camille paper, Sikd4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual busl-
ness In bankers bills at 95q4S6 for siXty-oay
hills. and at 4S7. so for demand.
Commercial bills S4.S5hq4S5A.
Bar silver, 52Ac
Mexican dollars, 44c.
government bonds steady; railroad bonds IT.
regular.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. June Is
Rutter-Fancy creamery, 26Ac; do sec
onds 25Hc; fancy dairy. Csc.
Cheese-New, 1914 914c; Young America
15h016hc. ar..
CHICAGO June 15.-Butter. steady;
creameries, 2s026kc; daires, 2o1s q24c.
Epps-steady; receipts, 20,707 cases, at
mark cases included, 191Ac; hrsts' zoe;
prime hrsts. 81 izc. -,
Cheese-Strong; daisies, 14@14Ae; twins,
14@14Hc; Young Americas, 14h Ql4%c;
Long Horns 14@14hc.
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wooI Deals Decrease

BOSTON, June 15.-Transaetions in domestic
stock in the local wool market are beginning
to fan off, although staple woods are in de-
mand Values, however, hold firm, and In
many cases prices are the highest record.
business is generally confined to original bags,
Utah selling freely at 24Q25c; the secured value
being 6s970c. Business in pulled woods and
the foreign products continues active.
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SUGAR and Coffee

NEW YORK, June 15.-Sugar-Raw hrm; tar
-aNninp q ace: centrifugal 96 test, 3.46c; mo-
iasses sugar, unchanged; refined steady
crushed, 565c; powdered, 5.05c; graduated
495c.
IN Z noints higher Sales, $500 bags, including
July at s5Oc; September, 5s5c; December and
March, $500; May, 5.S5c.
Spot quiet No. Rio, 7Ts98c; Santos NO. 4,
&c: mild dull; Cordova, oat912a4c.
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rreasurv Statement

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Today's statement
If the treasury balance in the general fund
shows:
Gold coin and bullion, $50, 742,S22
Gold certificates s23 700.
Available cash balance, &1IS6l' OIL
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

. NEW YORK, June 15.-COpper, @
. Lake, 13.621E@1s.75i eiectrOiytic' G
@ Lead, 4.35@4.45 Q
o Silver, 5211c. q
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s16@1S; barley. s11q14; alfalfa, nomnali
straw, 50@S0c.
Receipts-Flour, 1874: wheat, $40; barley
6020 oats, 400; beans. $50; corn, 20; pota-
toes 1920; onions 1000; bran, 65; iniddlings
2S5; hay, so; hides. 1920; wine, $4,000 gals
Beans-Pink. s310@S25; lima. $4.1o@
425; small white s6.4Od $50; large white
$3.50 $50.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, $1.75q q
new potatoes, s1Q1S5.
Onions-Fancy red. csc: common. soc
Varlous-Green peas. l &c; string beans
26D4c; egg plant, 7@10c; green peppers, 10 a
zoe tomatoes, 500 75c; summer squash, Toe
@S2; asparagus, $1d2; rhubarb. S1q1. 90
garlic. "A SC; cucumbers, IS a 75c.
Eggs-Ranch. 26c; store 25c.
Poultry-Roosters old, $685.: do young,
sS@1O; broilers. small. S2.50@3; do large
s35O@ $50; fryers, s.5O@650; hens, 5000
ducks old s5Q55o; do young. seas; geese
SEA $50; pigeons, old, S1q15O; do young
s1.5Od2
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san Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO June 15-Arrived
steamer Helen p Drew, San Pedro steamer
Phoenix, Redondo; steamer George hooniis'
Redondo 1s
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Fifty-hrst place, 1i12 west-M. L. Milhous,
5O4 San Fernando block, owner; g. III. Imam,
builder: one-story 1ve-room residence; $1,000.
Fortv-seventh street, 1860. East-Ida NJ. Dom
ley, 1853 East Forty-seventh street, owner;
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Afternoon Sales

1000 Consolidated Mines at 1ssc; 800 Trac
ton at SIC; 1000 Contact at 7l2c; 1000 Hermoss
a. 2s4c; 1000 Hermosa at 21Sc; 1000 Hermosa a
23sc
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New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by e F.
Hutton Co.. members New York Stock
exchange. 112 West Third street. Los An
geles.
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Out Of Tune

Patience; do you know the name OF that
piece? ?"
Patricc; "Do you mean the ono the
woman was singing or the one the pianist
was piaying?"
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Mnrninn Sales

5000 Combination Fraction at sec; 900 Daisy
at zoe; 700 Florence at $500; 1000 Red Hills at
&c: 40 Mexican Petroleum preferred at $50;
30 Union OIL at $107; 20 U. S. l.. D. T. and
T. at S4575
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FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, June 15-Bank clearings
were s2,os5, 2OO9S against 81, 76s AZ 60 on the
corresponding date last year. an increase Of
ss1S, Ss. Following is comparative state
ment:
1909 1905 1907.
Monday .s2 $50 PIG. As S1,74s, 2s4O s2441, $50 IS
Tuesday -. 2,0s5, 20O9s 1885 41265 1923, 5s2 "a
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MANHATTAN DISTRICT
DISTRICTS
RosroN COPPER MARKET

Special service to The Herald by f. F. Hut
ton & Co.. members New York stock exchange.
11s West Third street, Los Angeles.
BOSTON, June 15.-Local stocks were in
clined to sag to their own weight. Superior
Conner was more active and about the only
stock to show an advance. Following were
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CRANKY, 49,. .lol lOs Wolverine ...l50 152
Hancock -. 1Os 1lMlWyandotte ~ >,
Hevetia -. 5& 55s inspection IA "a
Yukon ..... AZ Is 16
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New York Bonds

Special service to The Herald by r. F.
Hutton & Co, members New York stock
exchange, 112 West Third street. Los An
geles.
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coMsrocK MINING STOCKS

Special service to The HeraId by % r. ny
lor 112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-Foliowing
the opening and closing quotatiohs II.
the leading Con1stock mining stocks today
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MINING QUOTATIONS


Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were:
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BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued from the
Ierdav classified according to wards:
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by E. f. Hut
ton & Co, members Chicago board of trade
liz West Third street, Los Angeles.
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NEw Work corroN Market

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
on & Co, members New York cotton ex-
,hange 112 West Third street, Los Angeles.
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Eat I'D de Angelus grlll.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09

The opening session was Of the feel
er" variety Madden came out tied IN
knot and Murphy started working
around him Murphy glngcrly stuck his
left hand into Madien's face, but
Fraukes arms were wound around hts
face and nerh Ike the snakes OF a
clarmer, and he WASH, hurt. \ cluch
followed right on top Of this. giving our
old friend Jim Buckley chance to GO,
into tie game Buckley seemed TO give
al, his attention To- Madden IN breaking
up tie Cliucl. and the MaddeniteS didn't
line i. When Murphy saw the useless.
ness OF getting to Madden's face he be-
gan 81 king his left into Madden S
stomach. 1t was seen thus early that at
boxing the Boweryte was outclassed,
lie opened up. however, with a flash or
Two. with swings containing that deadly
wal,op. hut Murphy. wasn't to be
caught. lie ducked or blocked most Of
them The round ended with a lively
miN-up, In which there was little damage
10 either.
The crowd heaved several thousand
signs and then settled back for some
roal happenings in the second, but
thcy didn't happen. Bang right Of,
the reel. Madden got the Murphy brand
OF LETT jabs and went into a clinch to
avoid a repetition. Madden held In
again and Bucklev's voice got into the
game. FREAK. Madden. why don't yer
break" All. 'gwan," replied Madden,
as he stuck hts head down In his chest
and cut loose r right swing which
reached Tommys jaw.
Just as they ran into a clinch Mad
den pu, good left into Mnrphys food
works and some real milling began.
They swapped rights To the line and
Tommy hooked his left to the ear. lie
with a right to the Jaw that made
Frankie lose his balance Madden i'm
mediatelv covered up and there was
little doing until the bell
The third round was Madden's best
Keep going YELLED Harry Tuthill
from his corner and frankie, once
started, tried to follow the advice. He
hooked his right to Tommy's jaw and
HE left 10 the car After AN exchange
Of rights ir the heat. frankie reached
Nurphys stomach with a left, but
took a SWIM on his had elim In do.
ing 40 That eye was mark FOR
Tommy and again he soaks his right
mItt into It and actlonated with n left
~ tho cellar" Frankie here tried "a
rough Il" In response To advice from
the gallary He crowded Murphy IN
the ropes. but here ring generalship
and superior dpcking ability told
Tommy neatly got out Of all danger
as the bell rang
Murphy Took the Lead.
From the fourth rouad 10 the sixth,
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Tommy Murphy TO Meet
Moran at NQti0nQlA.C.

Jerry Murphy. the crack fighter a. indian.
A7"'ls. "Hu sapwed NJ ~ VOL IN ,sr,s a,
q" .".t. ".uo stasa several months ago, has
~, tT t. meet Jimmy Dunn tie
hdskf ''E1i'r NJ New Castle. Pa Tor ten
igi1ls - g 'l1N. 20 Re pulled or at Indian.
ai,Is on me HSh' ~ Jan .. Murphy 4. a
AS Ig1'sr and Dunn vii have 10 fight his
haEdes' IN order 10 best his man.
WI 10 Mango, the clever boxer y, thi, cite.
and my Herman the ssmbang fighter o.
tne SrunN were MATCHED as' night by BiIiv
GieSsu manager of tia Farnont A C.. o.
re H."1N. 10 engage n ten round bout a,
re opening Snow ~ the c.uo ON rar.
Wednesday night. { should be rafting
aari battle as ngtn BOYS never SOP siugyins
and Keep up theis fast work from tn. .irst
tap OF the gong. 49,
Jimmy. Britt. the california lightweight.
ana Frenchman by the name u Adoiphe
viii come together In Il twenty round E"ut
before the Bowling Palace a. e Of Paris.
tonight Brir Is 10 receive ~ p.r cent, III
the gross receipts. Ado'phe Is Considered 10
be- conner by the fiEht critics II Franc.
but die ,hdnces are mat when Britt IL i'm.
ished with him he VIII be satisfied that The
American lighters ATE too fast Tor him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09

The second game Of the Collegiate
Hockey League series will be played
tonight at ST. Nicholas Rink when the
Columbia University seven take on the
Harvard team. 1t will be the local play
ers secsnd league game, and II the
light blue and white shows as well as
L did against Princeton Wednesday
night the Johrnies will have hard
tUssle.
The strong night put up by the local
collegians was surprise to followers OF
the game, as In their early season prac-
tlce games the Columbians showed little
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
Lightweight Fighters Will
Clash in Ring Inside of
Two Weeks.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.
-oMMY MURPHY, the sturdy loc'

TOMMY MURPHY, the sturdy local
lightweight, and owen Moran, the
= clever English boxer. viii be
matched to-day 20 meet for ten rounds
at the next stag OF the National a, G..
IN two weeks Immediately after Murphy
had beaten Frankie Madden last night,
Johnny White, manager OF tie club.
hunted up johnny Oliver, mara ger OF
Murphy, and made linn a good induce
ment for Tommy 10 meet Moran, which
Oliver accepted w.'.pu, any delay. As
Moran has been ana .pus tn meet Murphy
in a limited-round bout, the indications
are that the managers OF both boys Will
lose no time IN accepting Whites offer.
match has Just been c'nrhel between
Paddy Sullivan, the BROOKLYN lightweight
and Mickey Cannon. the rittsburg fighter.
who has scored twenty-five agr. kou's within
eighteen months. They were signed up last
night to meet In a siN-rouud bout at the
National A. e. Of Philadelphia. on the nigh,
OF Jan -. sullivan recently defeated Can.
non at the same rlub. AMI as M.rNef asked
Tor a return match, le was accommodated.
owen Moran the Euslish frh'er, w'I en-.
gage In another hutru in Philadelphia TO.
night. H. viI meet Young Ni'Hc tie
husky Quaker CIV pa.f ,t, Tor ss .uIuds a.
the Rational :. g. shuw. ,It,H.' fa' been
lighting In great 'ow recently ami. ss he
Knocked ont tIHuE lrn'r ur.rnfE. 3 good
many dsh' fans of Philadelphia seem To
think that he is capable VI sNIas Moran Il
bard battle.
Mn NfTIDror rh. .sr, ha.ytyci-.f -
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Real Fighting Begins.

Murphy hooked his left to the ear.
as he had done a dozen times before.
and Madden got busy again This time
in his rush La staggered Tommy with
left and right to the head, hut there
Back jumped Tommy with a peach Of
an inside swing 10 the Jaw. and frankie
was Jared to his heels. He went into
his tIghtest ClinCh and held on Tom
my forced himself lose and began fin
!shing up the job He hooked his left
to the mouth and his right to the eye
Madden grabbed him again as they
swayed over toward the ropes
After the fight Madden said he had
bad right hand. His lcft eye was
closed He said his hand went IN pieces
early IN the fight. which explained why
he hit with his open glove
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09

Eut Madden was on top ~ Murphy all
the time, taking all that Murphy could
give. Madden Will yet be heard from.
Great Crowd Present.
Tommy and frankie me, AS night in
ten-rUuud session IN the gold lined
National Athletic club before an
audience NJ bankers, brokers, lawyers,
physicians. contractors, politicians and
plain sports. and Tommy, the Fla'bush
real estate man, beat the Boworyite.
MADDEN wound his arms from his
head, a Ia Leach Gross. cutting loose
with some Wild random swings only a.
Intervals. Will, Murphy tried, and vain
.E AZ times. TO open him up win
punches from forty different angles.
Madden Lac, hsen ont I'm the open box
.ng cloyerly and dropped men with a
punch hut last night he met boy OF
class, and he class evidently caused him
to forget MS Style and willingness.
AT the end Madden's body was red
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
0EMAREST WINS TWO
MORE EASY MATCHES.

Gavin UemCr's'. t.o you7G p-ofss-
url, who mas hsen cleaning M Inc
yards az Muiraw- rooms r0ts l-..,
H' 70 two mora victories toS'rra ,..
.r H'''a..I " I'D. .pu.,. ..8
1Hfp-U.a p.t,'.. 7Uu Ed.arI NJ.
.lugNlu SIrhs 'nsI hr 4. orc n IN
10 20 while MeI.augrLu vas easy. tie
score being 80 TO ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
Eastern District Hands
Commerce a Big Surprise

Flushing will try conclusions With two
victories and one defeat Up to date. Boys
iii-h can take second place by winning to-
be beaten. The game viii afford a good
chance to compare the merits Of seaman and
Nixon, centres On Bows High and Flushing,
respectively. Roth are probabilities for all
scholastic centre, and to-niEh's game will
determine In good mart whu will get the Job.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
Marathon Postponed.

Roster & GnHl announce tts' owing 'o
..r.I.urg dars' 'or several prominent howl
OIL, 'ha fv"nty-'pur hour Mlm'H.n ,r-
.s,a. H. uuns contra s.h..a.l Fl. 't..
ar#t} Fll. .Hu postponed .F.
...i bow ..rs of fla Nr'H.Hr I.fr. lnH. l.uE
smith. pgnhl.. ~. l.tl,I. Trump ir, Liri-
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
mike DOnin Will Be on Hand
When the Bell Rings This Spring

The following night Donlln who
is In Cincinnati, and explains Itself:
Cincinnati, o., an O.
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theatrical interfere with
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both + CIV n J. poHLINn
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-09
STURDY FRANKIE MADDEN NO MATCH
FOR CLEVERNESS OF TOMMY MURPHY

doons he must have taken on nifty
since his return.
Harry Stevens, and other million
aires. Billy Dubois. Jack McGInnis and
so on, all contributed their presence to
the biggest night OF the club. whose
destin!es are guided by the one ard
only jonathan White. johnny is
wearing glasses now
The Fight the Thing
bG. the lights the thing. and right
after Joe iumphr,es had exhausted Ms
sock OF adJeCuyes and nice express
Sons In lengthy introduction Of Bat.
ting Nelson the merry game was
started.