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New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

on tire ground floor CORNER. A srhssdssry
company takes care % leasing the space
not required in such buildings. To ascer-
tain the vaiIss OF site foe store purposes
man With a hand register keeps trace
ot the number Of people passing the site IN
a day
TIE figures may be deceptive on th.ir
face. A site passed By toousands OF hons
rushing people i not good "a ons passed
b. a few hundred steadily through ths
day. The junction of Broaivay ard t2d
street Is regarded as the best In the Unitei
states Next come Broad and Nsrksc
streets. Newark: then. Broadway and Cor--
lsndt. NeV York: Broadway and Wall
street. New York: Third avenue and 1tsth
street. New York; Niagara and Main
streets. Bunalo; State aud Madison streetA
Chicago; Sslins ana Fayette streets. Syrs-
eusc. and 5th and Walnut streets. Cfn-
ciunati
An odd fact has been discovered BY t,s
keen profit hunters % rnIs cOFporation--
that a bank simply kills a street. for 70
tail stores. The neighbOrhood % a bank -
avoided like a plague. A FOR the slzs
Of stores. small ones are preferred Quic<
action can be had IN small store. and
that is What customers want
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

quiet Ness. sliasli 50. family. sitasit 50:
rsekst xl-nsie 80; extra India mess. So seiS-l-
BEEF HAMS quiet; S25as2s- DRESSED HOGS
ili-e; iso n. iiisc: pigs ll7sc. CUT MEATS
lickled bellies quiet. smoking. i4Gt4hc; 10 -.
lic. Il n n &c; II n. f3i1c. Picked hams
steady. l@lzai3c. TallOv quiet city. 6qeae'
-. i5G 10 &c; city lard dull. 127sei3e- Refined
ard s1rurg. south America. 4.25c. Ccntinenf.
l3c; Brazil kegs i5.e5c- Compound FIRM 100
losc; stssrine firm Oleo. lTis9lsc- City lard
NAVAL sIoREs-Spirits turpentine easier.
Following decline of about 1c at savannah.
but the hnSl tone there was stradv Eosiu
gnehanged- We quote: SPIRITS TURPEN-
LISE-Mschine. bbis. sac. TAR. 5I5c.
.sSsi siN-Conrnou 70 good strained. 4e3p
q. @ssc. II. 4 95c l. 5f5c: X 5-a5c: VI.
0esc; y eGoc; " G. Tc:. and " " 755c.
METAIs-Piz iron certificates unchanged
q slT %; December sf6 T5Rst7 25: January
an snd February. si7aSi7 80; and March. SIIG
MoLAssEs AND sYRurs-Molasses steady
MOI@ASs sES-New Orleans centrifugal COM
mon. l3Glec; fair. 1sS22c; good. 22S=Bc:
prime. = = z9c; New Orleans. open kettle esq
&C, sf fkJPS-c common. - q 22c. medium,
= .6e; fancy. 20 q SOC
oiLs-Re hned petroleum 10 points lower.
ne price of crude reduced 5 points.
Lkl M-standard white. bbls New York and
fhliaoelphia- hoSc. bulk. 45Jc. refined cases.
New York and philadelphia 10 4Sc: water
white New York and Philadelphia. bbls. s.a5c:
ana Philadelphia. 11.05c. COTTONSEED OIL
--Aiaerlcan seed, city raw, 63 2 sac; Out-of-
5er, 5orn raw g. a s3e; Calcutta raw. T5c. LARD
CoTTONsEED Ou.-ouist. and prices cas-
ier. closing at a net decline OF 1910 points
Local contract prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nev- York. Nover1bar s

Ne~r York NoTer1ber & Iana.
BEEN Es-Receipts, 81 cars. or 204 head
si Tor slaughterers eEeept cars Dressed beef
quiet al yesterdays quotations. Liverpool cattle
market SLOW and unchanged ~ iedf3c per n.
dressed weight. top price ~ london. 1916.
dressed weight rsfTigerafor he>f unchanged and
SLOW Exports to-day include Gas cattle and
iseD quarters q heef 70 LONDON. 206s quarters
also % London and 70s quarters 20 Liverpool
fALNFs-ReceiptF. including late arrivals
yesterday. were 900 had. mainly direct. Market
rrm for good Vesls nouirslv steady for grass
and Westerns. city dressed v@sis Quoted a.
sa9G1sc. country a. e i3e. dressed grzssers az
eE7e.
SHEEP And IaMBs-R-csiP's 10 cars.
= Soo head. including cars for slauEnterars end
? for fhe market Firm feeling ard lambs h.gn-
- Fair 10 prime lambs sold a. S7GS7 . pr lN0
- ouils s., med ium sheep 81. culls 81 and shcep
end amhs fmiNedl az 81 Dressed mutton stesdy
7dec. dressed lambs 81 fGiic.
saies- Newton q co, 1c Virginia lambs. 90
= average. - 81 p psr 100 n. culls. ~ 70. Al
80. : sheep. - n. - 81 J Gull. 20 70. az s..
shippers Commission Company. 10 West TiT-
g,nia lambs. - ~ 81 81. f99 she~ and culi
iambs - -. ~ 81
Receipts. - or 4 sss head. al
for slsughtcrsrs. Country dressed stesiy a. iola
Gfac.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
a RELIC OF ENGLISH RULE.

That many Of the things We chsrish are
relics of former British institutiOns-slanS.
grammar and cigar store Indians-is COM
monty known. one more may now be aod-
ed to the list. as Is shown by the toiloWihs
eTceTnt from .-rhs Daily Chronicle" OF Lon
don g.
Besides the marrow pie alluded 70 IN
Bleak House which is said 10 have oeen
a rnixture Of bread pounded almonds:
cream eggs lemon peel sugar. nutmeg and
marrow, enc can recall many other deli
cacies that have practically vanished from
the Londoner's bill OF fare IaAe, lot s II. .
stance the once uopIIar a Ia mode beef
In DIckens's time shops for Us SAFE were
dotted all over London. while now tn7
present writer knows only one esta DISH
n,enr in Fleet street where it can be en-
is.ved 20 the accompaniment OF potatoes
In their jackets and the whole washed
down with porter served In its native pew
ter. after the fashion OF our zrahoIathsrS
time "-Harpers Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
TOPICS OF THE STREET

,,o,,-ti raiEk COPPER MARKET.-wslkers
Isise 70 % isi.e s55 lake lake copper i: nox
@ro..o- @ There Is decidedly irmer and
i.e 49, healthy tone 20 the Market IRE
nriSe ~, selnns agency reduced It's asking
- iol electrolytic copper from ISl,c 10
80 = rev DAYS ago. bur instead OF driving
:. - ava. as such action USUALLY does
% nave been made and practically all
- ne small consumers are beginning 20
- copper Tor future delivery. The bust
crsasing in volume We are nov, corsun,-
ing approximately as much copper in rHis
SouhEE es We were two and 8 half years
aso. a. the TOP notch OF the former bust
ness boom. and the prospect Is that new
L-sn records of consumption viii begin 20
-. oe made sfter the first OF the year The
SUPPLY showed a further increa Sc. bringing
Ii ~ I3lsi Up 70 approximately 20O. 900. 900
to,lI ttOl11s, Apparently. therefore. the worlds
seetat surplus IS nov something more than
Svo,goo'eeO pounds; but this is probably not
nllch- ~ any, larger than IL vas in jan
csry' 1908. after the panic
BANK CLEARINGS OF THE wFEK
1hs total bank cleerings for the T-nited
Ststes Tor TIE week ending November 6
s9ns day esftmatedg, according 10 .'The
flnanclal Chronicle" were sS57S5ss iiS
comparing with s2ss2 sl5.es7 for IRE corrs
ssonding week OF last wear C0r,nsraS xri.b
.ast year. the total clearfngs have Increased
increase Of 2I.7 per cent, New Orleans IS
per cent and Baltimore 26.s per cent.
ORIENT ROADS OCTOBER RECORDS
-the gross earnings OF the Kansas Citv
MeAlco A. Orient Railway COMPANY for IRE
ioprth week IN Octooer. s55e60 were tbe
.srzest for any week and an increase -
SsHo Over the corresponding perioS last
year The gross earnings for October of
Sloet7o were the largest monthly earnings
- the history OF the read ana an increase
over october last year of Sis0N0 Fan
mss on October Is were S 500 the largest
cav business since the road began opera
MOVEMENT OF CoTToN-For the
week ending November :. according 70
The Financial Chronicle" the total re-
celpfs or cotton az this port were soi 4.s
bales, against 420.07I bales for the n-e-
ceding week aud 450.se9 bales the week he
fore that making the total receipts since
september J. 1902. 322s 500 bales against
Sgls.5e5 bales for the same period az 5eT-0S
showing an increase since September ].
1904 OF rs 734
MR.. HILL TO SPEAK AT CORN
ShOW--James !. Hiil has accepted an
invitation 10 speak ~ TIE National Corn
snow, az Omaha, on the afternoon OF
December O.
APPLICATIONS To LTsT-Application
nes been made 10 the New York stock
Exchange 70 list g 5O0.0oo second mort
gage twenty-yesr 5 per cent bonds OF the
Nanawha Michigan Railway Conpany
emo N4la.eo additional Fefunding and ex-
tension mortgage per cent bonds OF the
Laclede Gas Light Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Fast Buffalo. NOV. cattle steady.
NEALs-Reeeipts. 500: sctive and rs ioWe-
saa s. 5o. HOGS-Reesipts. $500: active ana
q lac higher. heay- and nirec. g IS q ss 80
,orkers. g. i0nss IS; pixs. s. 05H s. 10.
roughs. 81 35GtT so. dairies. s. i04Ss 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipfs. e.n0o; active
sheep stead; lambs B q Toe higher. lambs. So
q 81 40.
Cincinnati. Sov- Ga CATTLE-Receipts =.
sfesdy. fair 20 good shippers. 81 n y 50 50
common. 81 T5ns3 80. HOGS - Reeeipts.
> s2l. steady. butchers and shippers, - 10
s. %. common. s. 1887 -. SHEER
c"ipts q strong 81 75Gsa =. LAMBS
strong s3dss so
Kansas city. nov. s-CATTiE--Recelpf-
Gpo. Including 900 Southerns; market steady 4:
receipts for week. = 700: choice dressed beef
steers 81 Goa 50. fair 10 good 81 TGd Sc -
western steers. - - "a g. 30; sf1ckers and
feeders. s. 20n s. southern steers. 81 - 10
50 =. southern c2Vs. 81 soasi. native cows.
s. - . 81 65. nat!re ieifers. s. 2S ! s. 80.
bulls s. T5G s. -. calves 81 % Sc 80 HOGS
-Recsipts. 0oe. market steady 90 &C. higher,
receipts for Vcsk. c1aOp, top. 81 -. bulk %
sales 81 s5as7 -. heav.. 81 50 o 81 -: pack
ers aud butchers 81 TngST -. light 81 fga
81 20. pigs. 81 % 81 .5. No sheep. Receipts
for week 81 500.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
s oNE-THoUsANo-oAY CLOCK

\ twentieth century clock. which has nei-
Their pendulum nor tick. nor escapern@nr
and which runs for at least one thousand
days without intermediate winding. Is the
achievement OF the clOckraker's art when
Sigismund kutnOw has bad The honor of
submitting 20 the King az Buckingham Pal-
ace
Mr. KutnOw has christsned the invention
the Eureka electric clock Recently he SIX
planned tts mechanism. The usual spring -
replaced hy electrical tmpuls. and the dsal
bands are moved by direct contact with rss
electric current This Is given by single
~ works independently OF any other elect-fc
installation or master clock An ordinary
shilling battery. which can - bought sc
any electricians ;. is guaranteed 20 drive tnS
clock for one thousand days One such
model clock. Mr.. kutnow states. has BEEN
running for more than three years ana
TRANSCRIPT
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

crate e5crff: Eastern. outdoor strap. Sc09c-:
IIIA BEANS Jersey. potato. basket. 5ocfxr 81:
ONIONS. small white pickle. crate 75cff<t. state
am Western. Whit crate. s5cG>l; yellow bag.
County yellow bag. sin<f 81; red. 15c6Sf -:
Jersey. white. basket. a5caS1 25; Ma.sachusstts
yellow. 1np-lh rag. 81. OHRA Florida carrier.
81 25HSt I5; BASKET. 81 1851 80: PEAS vfr-
Sinia- hsif-bbi basket. <2HSS; third basket SIG
81. PEPPERS. Florida. carrier SfTxt -: near
by. large bbL SiGsf so. regular bhl 75csrsr %:
cherry. basket. I5ca<i: PARsNIPs. bhI. 13ca
81 =: PUMPKINS. bbl 40Q6or. RtONATNF.
basket. 5oc9Si: N-E Orleans bbi ~ so:
STRING BEANS. Charleston. wax. basket sfa
81 green, ~ 251&l -: Virginia. wax. basSsr.
bbl sias1 y: Baltimore sfGsi IL: nearby hhi
5octlSf; SQUASH. Hubbard. bbl. 6OGSoc. mar
Tow. 6ol1 Toe. TURNIFS. rutabazs Canadian.
hbi. elcqsi; nearby. TScasi; white. 5ocSsI;
TOMATOES. nearby. box. c5cGSi: California,
box. 81 Sl1si 65. Florida carrier. 81 a5ds. - I:
WATERCRESS Dbl. 81 5odsc
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

Liverpool cables Spot cotton quiet. sslas - ONO
hales. Including coo made late Yesterday. specu-
lation AMI EXPORT so: American. II 600. i'm
s3d Futures Opcre1 steady points lover.
closed steady. net unchanged % - points lower.
November. 1880 NoNenb ber- December and De
cember-January. 745d. January Fehr,lary- 7 4sd
Tebruary- March. +9i@d March ArriI. 81 Id
Arril-Mav. 1-52 III. NAV June T54d; June-ItIIv.
53 I'd. July-AUEust. : sd: AuEust-Sep ulher
1-24d; September October. d.15d. Octoher-Noyeul-
her. s. sod. November December. e sd
f0TE EE-Prices steady at unchanred - =
points above previous close. FOREIGN markets
were steadieT. with Hamburg showing an al
vance OF i4dis pig and Havrc unchanged m ere
have recently been 4 number q cables from
Brazil. ali pointing - = smaller cron than had
been expected ana this has attracted more buy
Ing Outside operators have also been attracted
ard trading during the last two three weeks
has been more active than FOR many months
The consumption ~ eoffee appears n b incress-
Ing and according % s7rne authorities Is now
about 1880 on bags spot steady. Rio 70 =
AGss.c. nominal Contract prices follow
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
QUEEN AIExANoRA's PETS.

The Queen OF England has many animal
pets in Sandringham. which II her favorte
residence She has twenty dogs, Including
three prize PekineSe. the Chinese hlporIS-
tion which bas hecorns so popular recently
vit, society women in England. and which
J. p Morgan now Is breeding with all the
rim the world = champion kennel OF collteS-
The Queen also j. a fsncier OF eollis-. and
owns several splendid animals. She has
eats In Sandrtnshsm. nirds and PONIES
She zoes there as often as possible. and -
becoming more and more attached TO ~
She is never happier than wnen she can
est-aue 20 her pets from the s,iT court
forInality OF Windsor Paiscs.-CleV eland
Z
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. s.-Aciivs buying Of wheat
resulted N a material advance. prices al
fae close showing net gains OF Asc 10 iAsc
orn ard oats closed firm and provisions
fsrely STEADY. December wheat closed at
s. 03l..
The bulge IN wheat caused moderate hrin-
nses in corn. and resulted "a net gains OF
- 20 - al the lose.
oars R'sre dull snd 81 the close shade
lover 20 10 higher. compared with yes
ferdays fnal nguref
pross~iors sisplayes strength esriy. but
I,fsr on sssv tone developed 40 the close
prices wsre Sc higher 10 7isc iover-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

SIGaR-Rcined nrm. hlt quiet and
changed Raw STEADY arm. but TN
rhcnEeI. With spot Tsices as follows: CenfrtfUgal,
aG tssf goc. slilscovado - test. ? So. and
u,oIasses sugar . tcst. 3.55c. Reports OF sales
for forward shipment from cuba Include some
thing ike - 9o bags ReW crop cenfrtfugals for
T,ecesih hcr- anusrv shipment az ii-l6c basis aS
test equal - Go aItF psii. ard February aud
Fehruary @sFch shipment az essc. basis % test.
equal 70 2os'sc
TIOIR AND MEAL Market dulI and essv.
Quotations. FLOf R-rDrin- patents. s. 30 -
81 40: winter straishts. s. I5dSs -: winter pat
enfs IS 35n s. -: spring clears 81 s0HS4 -.
ira - winter 81 s0dSi ~. extra No . winter.
81 S0ds 50. kansas strsiEhfs 50 s51s5 -.
BUCKNHEAT FLOt R--Isulk. s. 20 nominal.
Del 100 a. RYE FLcTR-SteaGv. Pain a.
GOES :. s0ass -. choice - farcr 81 500
"a 81 CORNaFAL.-Barci~ steadv. Kiln
drisd s. So BAG MFAL-steady Zine
white sne yellow. 81 5onsi s5. coarse. 81 40
g 81 a. FEEn-Nsstera and eity quiet.
.ling 81 - ~ So az. Hour. So SO; red doc.
SCI 10. rity bran. So bulk. S2s "a sacks mic
ding SIS soTs3i. red dos. So s. homi1y
cher s2T 81 bulk SIS 20 sacks OtLMEAL.
s84 80
PROsISIO>s-Prices early ver@ uttla
higher with furthsr covering Ire part cf
shorts especially November lard chicago
receipts to-day. n 600 hogs estimated for Mon
dsv. Sa,0cg, Kansas city receipts 1900 and
omaha Q G-oo. PORK Firm. Mess So IS farri-
iy. sesrs-7. short clear. s.i eors2s 20. BEEF
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
NEWLY IMPORTED SLANG.

A Columbia professor has a son vic -
like most other boys. and his language -
at times slanZy enough. for which ne -
properly corrected but last Saturday -
came IN with an expression which rather
stumped the purisG Ir was after the lasr
OF a series OF ball games between tbs aid
mines OF the nsighborhood
Well inquired the father. Being some
what OF a fan himself. how did you come
out In the games
"Aw." replied the younxsrer. IN tone
OF disgust ami quite seriously, they
cooked our Peary for Us. all right. all
right judge.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
CAsH QTOTATTONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. SoTeulber c. 1863
6KsfS-W HEAT-Msrket more active,
opening stee ~. vith values unchanged to i.c
higher influences by stes5ler cables from Liver
POOL ara on predictions that the worlds fxpcrts
would tai on, with smaller shipments from
Russia Trading quiet and prices sagged a lit
te ppt Broorhalfs estimate o. ezpoTtsble sur
rlus from Argentina vas 104 0on. 900 bush. con-
kere1 With shipments last wear Of % sss 0o0
1his sstimate while over las. year vas about
1880 -f1al er than 2 previous estimate. ard
signincance Of this report ha T1ened the market.
lste n the dav making gains Of 1L91Ac from
tbs loz OF the morning with an Increased
volume Ct huying The Ne- York market was
nrfn after the IL o'clcck close ana a. l O'Clock
December vas 81 l"Aa and Nav 81 co., Export
saies we're reRertsd Of - loads Of Manitoba.
m-n' Receipts ar Minneapolis Duluth and
WINNIPEG were .l52 cars against 2o7 last
year Tie worries exports for the week we're
u $50 600 bush. against s9T2 Geo last year. Cash
red quoted 81 25l< asked in elevator and 81 2is.
{ afoat. nominal. No / Northern Duluth
81 j y and No ? hard winter 81 16as { o B eAoat
nominal CORN-Moderatelv active and prices
steady closing a ia &C advance A. o'clock
psesn6er vas quoted ssi5c and MAY ss'se.
water domestic. T0isc delivered ara TOl5c T o b
stoef, all nominal: No > yellow, T1i5c, nominal
OAIS-t2u-ot. with prices steady Cash cats
quiet with mixed nominal: natural white, % 20
4Si464slzc. RYE-Dui No Western. Sac,
nominal. New York. BARLEY-Steady.
Feeding. 6iG63c. c i New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
9g.p q Eiga- :, LIZ ~ Close dsyy,
Nay 90 l-lS / oes osTs / oei: / oss
Corn;
R;: Rsy g.. S. g.. g..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
NEW YORK PRICEs.

CorrON-Liauidation even mere sx-
cited ana general than Friday. After selling
about 5 10 IL POINTS net higher. with January
contracts touching 1f5Tc and May - SIC the
market became sensationally weak. Wires were
received stating that holders Of southern spots
had weakened the market by efforts 20 unload.
These found the long interest already unsettled
by recent developments. half way apprehensive
- OF = less bullish census report Monday morn
Ing and selling orders were pouring in from al
directianS. Before the decline was checked Janu-
ary had sold al II i6c and May az u 4Tc This
represented decline from the high point at the
opening of about So a bale and Of from 81 ESQ
- 30 from the high record prices OF two days
previously Later there were rallies OF 10 or l.
points from the lowest and the closing tone was
steady but last prices showed a net loss OF lO3
Is points on the active months and Of 81 points
on September. while trade sentiment Vas un-
settled. Liverpool closed al a net loss Of only
IA points. and spot 4 points higher with
sales of i2.oao bales. This made a good showing
and accounted for the opening advances in the
local market.
Local contract prices foIlOE.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
ONE CONF

"IIallos. Riversl You seem 20 have
bad cold
Worst / ever had. Bank.
I'm sorry for you. cid fellow. Wish
knew % something that would cure you.
but I don't"
Give me YOUR hand. Banks with tears
IN his eyes. 'Too're the only man Nv.
seen for three days that hadn't a cer-
tain cure."-Tlt-Bits.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
SCIENTIFIC SEARCH FOR SITES.

In looking for sites Tor new stores
throughout tire country this corporation Is
as scientific as an engineer planning a
bridge. \ corner is always preferred. Il
a good location cannot be had. the cor
pOrstion viii not enter a ciry or locality
a. all Sometimes great once building
gill be rented inst % obtain a little stags
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
CARES FOR CLERKS
CORPORATION SEES TO
THEIR HEALTH.
Men Trained By PhoHograph
LCcturGs-HOzC Store Sites
.1rc Chosen.

Chiropodists 20 care for the feet OF it's
army OF clerks IS one of the up-tO-date
methods employed by a corporation which
owns a chain OF SIX hundred retail stores
throughout the United States II Is rec
oSnized that corns or bunions on the
pedal extrenities OF clerks who are stand
ing or walking many hours a day cOnsti-
tute menace to profits. NJ the least. an
fnsroving toe nail may spoil the normally
pleasant expression on clerks face.
and this may react on a customer. per-
haps unconsciously. 50 that his trade IS
lost. Smiles make money; a painful vis-
age repels people. II the clerk we're left
20 attend TO his sore feet himself he
would be inclined 70 neglect himself on
account OF the expense ana would not get
treated until he had exhibited many
costly grimaces 10 customers. Therefore
the Official chlropOdfst. whose services are
free 20 the employees and who responds
instantly 20 the first Macedonian call for
pedal treatment. corn or huniOn can
scarce get foothOId. so 70 speak. among
the thousands Of clerks
Along the same line OF maintaining ef-
hcient salesmanship. this alert corporation
has a medical department which looks
after the general health OF its men, The
candidates for employment are subjected
TO a physical examination. particularly
with reference 10 their feet. They must
he perfectly healthy in order 20 pass the
test II they becoma sick aftsrwsrd. the
Official physician comes around and gives
them free advice and medicine. His
treatment. like the chiropodist's. Is in
tended 70 eradicate frowns and promote
smiles. a liver pill IS little thing. yet
the need OF IL has often iost lot business
When an Inspector reports that clerk
is not smiling II Is up to- the COM
pany physician 20 discover and correct
the physical cause. or 20 report that the
patient Is wilfulIy smfleless and gium- In
the latter case the CLERK is at liberty %
look for Job where he can keep his face
10 suit himself. He won't do for the re-
tail trade
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
GENERALLY.

=, Fraf b. incompafibilifE of fernpsrf'
snefsilF N is sYnonFIne foT core
~'Iasnl Chicago Record Herald.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
GovERNMENT EoNps.

TIE following shows yesterday s closing
esofstionE for government bonds, compared
Plrh Friis-'S-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
PUeuc UTlLlTY SECURITIES.

~ t-fniEled D. Williams. ti-CorneI a. Coleman
-. 90 Vail stfc-t5
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

Adjutant Charles Elliot Warren. COM
nlanding the veteran corps OF artillery. an
nOUnces that drill schools OF instruction
and small arms practice will be held dur
ing the current season and will continue
until April 20 next The drills and revolver
practice through the courtesy OF Colonel
Bates are held in the armory of the list
Regiment. During the season there will be
a revolver competition for the handsome
cup presented by Adjutant Warren.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

The officers association of the I'D ReSi-
1nent. composed of both ex-oficers and
active officers OF the command. will review
the regiment on the night OF November 27
Private De Witt P. butcher. of Company
q. who has been a member for thirty
years. has applied for his honorable diJ-
charge. Company B will hold euchre and
dance in the armory on the night of No
vember q. Company X will hold a mill
tary euchre next Wednesday night
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

review of the ssth Regiment will prob
ably be arranged by Lieutenant Colonel
Couley the latter part OF this month. Mem
bers OF Company /. Captain Charles Healy.
will hold a ball at the armory on Thanks
giving Eve.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

Brigadier General John c. Eddy. COM
ulandns the Second Brigade. will review
the 47th Regiment on Thanksgiving Eve,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

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New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

Brigadier General George Moore Smith.
commanding the First Brigade. will review
the 9Th Regiment on Tuesday night, No
vember 90. \ reception will follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

The athletic association OF the Eighth
Regiment has arranged an attractive pro-
gramne 20 be he'd at the arrnory on Sat
urday night. November y. After the
games there will be dancing The regt-
ment during the last six months has
made a net gain OF 12S IN membership
It's present strength is 63s officers and
men.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

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