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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-29
Hairdressing
Manicurinp

Cozy, comfortable parlors; exper-
fenced courteous. careful, thorough
operators. Fourth Floor. Today the
day.
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INSANE MAN IS
CHOKED TO DEATH

Jackson, La. Oct 1o-Dr F. c. Nc.
Rowan, for twenty years leading
physician OF this place, is I'm jail here
on the charge Of having murdered II
A. JudsOn, of New Orleans. an in
mate OF the state asylum for the in
sane here JudsonS body was found
In d lonely spot near Wakefield, La
He had been stranSled to death. The
insane man had been allowed to leave
the asylum the preceding day In COM
pany With an assistant supervisor.
Judson was seen with DR. McKowan
later
DR.. McI<owan Is under federal In.
dictment on the charge of mailing OBJ,
jectiOnable letters TO prominent men
and women
For the last five years the postal
authorities have been puzzled by re-
peatcd mailings of these letters, and
ii was not until few months ago that
tho secret service men discovered eyi.
dence that is said TO have pointed to
DR.. MoKowan.
No trace can be found OF the guard
who left the asylum with Judson
Judson was considered a harmless
lunatic- While residing In New Or
leans he sent many letters to the
newspapers criticizipg men and mat
ters and DR. Mckowan was an object
of attack,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
jEF T RIfS
IS READ
ole Will Knock Jack S
Head Off" Says
Berger

Chicago. Oct. 19-"Jehries will meet
Johnson just as soon as details can
be agreed upon, and he will knock
Jacks head or. sure"
This was the prediction made by
Sam Berger. recently sparring and
vaudeville partner with Jeffries. who
passed through the city yesterday.
And his assertion was backed up by
Edward Jenries brother Of jim, who
is also on his way to New York 10
meet the big fellow when he lands
from the steamer.
THAT bout out west looks queer IN
good many ways said Berger. com.
menting on the Johnson and Ketchel
fight. at was mistake TO send
Ketchel against a man so much
heavier than himself in the first place
II was putting money in Johnson 8
pockets
"Jeffries has written that the baths
at Carlsbad have done him a world
OF good. and that he is coming back
here feeling so per cent better than
when he left It's only question of
time now before final arrangements
are made for the bout
In case arrangements can be made
for a go in the near future. Berger
says Jeffries will drop any vaudeville
engagement he may have been conSid.
ering. He expects 10 remain for a
few days In New York
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
LANCF ORD
IS ANXIOUS
Says He Can Defeat
KetcheI-- ALSO Can De.
feat johnson.

Now York. Oct 1.-Sam Langford,
the negro pugilist. is out with another
offer for fight with Stanley KetcheI.
and declares that he can stop the
Michigan fighter in less time than it
required Jack johnson TO do it,.
Ketchel and Langford were matched
AT catch weights aud were ready TO
fight here when their bout was called
of because of the activity of Governor
hughes. Langford now wants 10 meet
ketchcl for s., 600 side bet and any
tair division OF the purse. al catch
weights or at 1853 pounds the fight TO
he held at Colma, Cal. at any time
agreeable TO Kctchel
By whipping Kotchel, I.angford
hopes 10 make a match with johnson.
He has been after Johnson for long
time, and many of his supporters share
his belief that lie can defeat the black
giant
Information. which Is said to como
from a reliable source on the Pacific
coast, and which Is given currency
here tS TO the effect that misleading
statements were purposely made as 10
Stanley Ketchel's weight when he
fought Johnson last Saturday Be
cause of criticisms Of the match when
II was first made 10 the effect that il
vas manifcstly unfair TO pit the giant
negro against so small an opponent.
1t Is said that Ketche's weight was
given out at 176. when as matter of
fact he did not scale more than 16S,
according TO the information reach
ing this city. and that Johnson
weighed more than 2O5 pounds, which
gave him an immense, if not insur.
mountable. advantage. BY announcing
that Johnson weighed 1876 and Ketch-
cl 176 more interest was excited in
the fight than would have been shown
II the alleged real weight Of the men
had been disclosed. Eastern sporting
men are awaiting the fight pictures
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
WALKER MAY BE
MADE MINISTER

New York. oct 19-Guy Morrison
Walker. the attorney and authority
on the Chinese situation, who has
been prominently mentioned as a pos.
sible United States minister to China,
declares his candidacy, while passive.
was the result Of a conversation he
had with James p. Goodrich. chair
man of the Indiana State Republican
central committee at ball game in
Chicago last July.
I'VE were discussing the question
az 10 who would he available for the
post at PekiD." said Mr.. Walker. and
/ had suggested ex-senator Hcmen-
way of Indiana. when Mr.. Goodrich
asked me 81 Id mind If he would
broach my name for the place To the
state department / said. Go ahead.
The appointment Of Mr. Crane had al
ready been decided upon. For the
past week. since Mr.. Crane was re-
called, my friends have been urging
my selection, have not been offered
the post"
Mr. Walker is 50 years old. a ma
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
Adjoining This Empire Is Another Taft Ranch
Of 2O5,OOO Acres==PreSident IS TO Take
Part in Roundup Of Cattle

Gregory. Texas. Oct 9-Presidcnt
TAFT arose late today and. under
lcaden clouds. started out to try the
golf links his brother has had lai1
ont on his ranch at his place. The
house where he is stopping with his
brother, G. p. Taft. is three miles from
Gregory. This town, however as well
as the larger towns OF TAFT and Sin.
ton, arc all on the ranch, which com-
priscS 125,000 acres. c. p. Taft has
Il neighborinG ranch of some POS, 900
acres. Il Is his intention ultimately
TO put the whole place in cotton. With
the President in addition To Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. p. Taft and Miss Louise Tar.
is Secretary Of War Dickinson. Cap
tain a. w Butt, Dr. j. j Richardson
ald Colonel Cecil y. Lyon. Republi.
can national committeeman.
The other members of the party
arc stopping here at the Green hotel.
newly built, where the executive OF
fices temporarily are located
Secretary Dickinson and CAPTAIN
Butt were up early and went hunting
for ducks. The President is TO he
allowed 10 do exactly as he pleaseS
and he is enjoying the experience.
Tomorrow there Will be a round up OF
the cattle and sheep on the ranch for
branding purposes and the President
will witness the unusual scenes He
has spirited saddle horse at his dis
Posal and a brand new saddle made
especially for him.
There are five automobiles on the
ranch and several motor boats
When the President arrived hero
last night and was conducted by his
brother to one of the machines he
said;
Automobiles. eh? Well. they toll
me all you rich farmers have them
these days
The President will go TO Corpus
Christi on Friday to address the
Inland Waterways association. I'm
III that limc he-is going 10 play golf
and enjoy himself
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Dismenlberment n! Of the Body Was Begun While
the Victim Was Still Alive=-=P Pieces Of the
Body We're Scattered Along Roadside

Fail River Mass. Oct 19.-Police
INSPECTOR Medley. who Is at work on
The TiyeTton murder case. made tho
loiioNing announcement today;
We have discovered bloodstainod
furniture and other articles which oS.
iabiishes the fact in our minds beyond
q reasonable doubt that an operation
uPon Miss Amelia 81. Jean of Moon.
seek, r. J., was performed, unsuccoss.
fully. in the Office of Professor Frani5
I'm = week ago last Friday. and that
she died there and the body was sub.
seqUenlly dismombered In that shop +"
Inspector Medley intimated his he.
Eoi that ACKNOWLEDGMENT was bognn
wfiIe the girl was still alive, but In a
faint from which the drug admins.
tered had failed 10 revive her.
The Inspector also claims TO have
evidence that Professor Hill himself
took The body away and scattered thc
parts along the roadside. where they
wcrc found. The head. no believes.
was buried by him.
The report from Professor w. F.
Whitney. the Harvard medical school
expert, With reference to his cxamina
tion and tests OF the stomach of Miss
St Jean, II Is said. shows the girl died
shortly after having partaken of a
meal. The report also shows that
some drug had been administered. an,
parently 10 restore consciousness dur.
Ing period OF insensibility.
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BELL HOP
IS A King
8 Detectives Are Looking
for Michael O'Brien
of SerVia.

Denver. Oct, 19.-An heir to the
throne of Servia is working as bell
hop somewhere between Denver and
San Francisco. II the story told the
head of a detective agency in this
city IS true. Although there Is some
skeptiCism as TO the truth Of tho story
told the agency official. The fact that
the man who engaged his services is
plentifully supplied with money and
stops not at cost conyinces him that
the stranger has some authority TO
act.
a week ago man giving the name
of NJ. Wilswich employed tho detec-
dive agency mentioned 10 locate
Michael O'Brien. said TO be a son of
King Alexander and Queen Draga. for
mer rulers of Seryia. who were muir
dercd by conspirators In their palace
AT Belgrade. He claimed that O'Brien's
real name is Michael Obenovitch. and
that he was brought to America 10
escape the dangers caused by the
marriage OF Alexander and Draga,
which almost precipitated revolution
in Servia-
For time he was cared for by
faithful servant of the Obenovitchs,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
TRESPASS IN THE AIR
NOW a POSSIBILITY

New York, Oct l9.-in lecture be-
fore the Aero Club OF America. Lyt-
tleton Fox urges that the club take
Immediate steps TO cause the enact
ment of laws defining the rights and
privileges OF persons who travel in
balloons and aeroplanes.
Mr.. Fox fears that unless laws TO
the contrary are passed. property own
ers whose titles give them posses
sion of the air above their property.
may prosecute all travellers for tres
pass. In order TO avoid such suits
for aerial trespass Mr Fox suggests
TINT the various statos condemn n
certain aerial stratum AS a public
highway and take tide 10 it.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
RI[)NAPE ED is
NOW HOME
Jennie Lopez Found on
the Streets of New
York City.

New York. Oct. 19.-Jennic Lopez.
the Observation-Disclosures girl who
was believed TO have been kidnapped
while at play in front of her home
in East Thirty-ninth street on Sep
tcmbcr Z last. was mysteriously re-
turned TO the vicinity Of her home be-
fore daylight today. policeman
found the child alone in the darkencd
street, two blocks from the tenement
occupied by her parents. A long
towel was wrapped several times
about the girls head. either TO muffc
ber cries or conceal her identity.
Since the girl was stolen her father
who Is prosperous fruit dealer, had
'receiyed numerous letters demanding
large sums Of money and threatening
TO injure or kill the child IL the ran
som. was not paid.
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(IR[ Is PUI TO DEATH IN THE SHOP
OF A PROFESSOR IN FALL RIVER
to personally judge of the size of the
two men.
NERVY WOMAN IN
A CHICAGO STORE

Chicago, Oct 19.-When Miss NATL.
da Nelson. "a years old turned 10
give q negro customer his change
from a So bill IN her little grocery
store last evening. she looked into the
muzzle of a revolver held by the ne
gro.
SDringing toward him, Miss Nelson
knocked the weapon from his hand
As he stopped to regain 1t she struck
him In the face and kicked his shins
He fell with the revolver. and she
kicked him again. thrust the change
into his hand and told him 10 get
out" He obeycd and Miss Nelson
poked his ribs with broom handle
until he was out OF the store.
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PEONAGE TO BE INVESTIGATED
IN AND ABOUT CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Peonagc that is
believed 10 exist in and about Chi.
cago. as we'll as In other parts of the
United States, Viii be a subject of In.
vestigatlon here tomorrow. The peon.
age committee of the special immie-ra.
tlon committee. appointed by congress-
at the suggestion of President Roose-
welt, will hold a session in Chicago.
Deputy United States marshnIs ara
serving subPoenas on witnesses who
will be called upon TO tell what the-
know OF the so.called peonage COM
lions. The inquiry, # is believed doe
not contemplate criminal nrosocr-
tioBs, at least under present laws bar
rather it is the forerunner OF remedial
legislation.
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REVOLUTIONARY
DAYS RECALLED

Yorktown, Va, Oct 19.-On the
historic ground where Lord CORVALLIS
surrendered on this date. one hundred
and twcnty-eight years ago. patriotic
Americans are gathered today to Gel
CITRATE the event. the exercises are
being held under the auspices of the
descendants OF the signers OF the Dec.
laratlon of Independence, the York
town Historical Society of the United
States and the citizens Of York coun-
~.
Many OF the schools in the vicinity
gave a holiday in order 10 allow the
children 10 do honor TO the occasion.
Four companies of coast artillery
from Fortress Monroe and detach-
ment from the Atlantic torpedo 10
tilla participated.
Tho exercises opened with the
marking OF fifteen historic spots by
special committee from the Yorktown
Historical Society.
The principal event OF the morning
was parade Of the school children
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
LOUIS H. PEERY WRITES
Of BEAUTIFUL SWITZERLAND

The following letter is from Louis
H. Peery. who Is doing missionary
work in Germany and Switzerland;
"Allmend Str 3S Berne. Switzer.
land.-I have been in Berne some
lime now, and Ike Il very much. The
Swiss are very different from the
Germans and one notices the differ
ence greatly after having lived in
Germany.
There seems 10 be more OF spirit
OF freedom among tho people here
than in Germany Switzerland, as
YOU know, is n republic and this
probably accounts for It Berne Is
the capital of Switzerland, and a very
interesting city. 1t is a very old city
and contains many ancient relics,
such as fountains. statues. etc.
Perhaps the most interesting part
of II is the sidewalks. as the houses
project over the walks. Tho people
here are very proud of their unique
streets and build even the newest
business houses In this style. From
Berne one can get a beautiful view
OF the Alps in the center of which
one sees the Jungfrau the Monk
and the 'Eiger.' three OF the most cell
ebrated peaks. They are now en-
tirely covered with snow. making Il
beautiful appearance from here
II was In Zurich last week and saw
the Gordon-Bepnett balloon race, and
il was well worth seeing On the first
day of the racing 50 balloons were
sent up and. as IL was a perfect day
with no wind, they remained hover
ing over Zurish for some hours. It
was literally a flock OF balloons
Switzerland is beautiful at this
time of the year. Very few tourists
are seen now as the season is over.
In Interlaken. most of the hotels arc
closed and also the stores. giving the
place a decidedly forlorn appearance,
This seems to have been a bad year
for tourists as it has becn cold most
of the year. Last Monday they ded-
icated the Postal Union monument
here in Berne This Is a fine monu-
ment costing about S5o.000. and pre-
sented TO the city by tho Postal Tn
lon. enclose a picture of the samo.
The figures represent the Postal I'm
Ion encircllng the globe.
- suppose vhe prohibition ques-
lion will soon come up again al home.
This question seems 70 be worrying !
the people here The Germans look !
Al heer not as luxury but as food, !
a necessity In Southern Germany IL !
Is called 'Flussiges Brat or LIQUID ,
bread. so !ou can sec how they regard I
IT, German cities arc full of beer /
gardens, beer halls. etc. and the peo.
pie drink an enormous amount of this !
liquid bread, but hero in Switzerland
It Is not so bad A great deal of beer
is consumed. to be sure. but the tenn
perancc movement has many thous-
snds OF followers. Tho people in time
will regulate the evil themselves.
Time passes so swiftly with me ,
hat / can hardly realize 1t has been
20 long since / left home have en-
loved every day of MY work. and,
While I was sent over Ia help teach.
am myself being taught aud learn
ng something every hour. II Is GER
aiDly a great education for any one
o come over here and live the way we
10, and ] appreciate the opportunity
hat came to me
I'VE can only appreciate our own
iDited States 10 the fullest extcnt By
living in foreign country, and We
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
MIKE SCHRECK IS
ROSS SUPERIOR

Houghton, Mich. Oct. 19-Mikc
Schreck OF Cincinnati. easily outpoint-
ed Tony Ross In their teu-round bout
but the match was declared draw
Schreck bad the better of the argu.
ment throughout and the gong saved
Ross from d knockout in the tenth
lie was groggy and bleeding at the
mouth and staggered about the ring
In dazed condition. Schrcck PROV
cd too scientific for the PittsburG
man.
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SURGERY is TO
RESTORE MEMORY

Elein. Ill, Oct ia surgical op
Grafton for the restoration of a lost
memory is to he attempted on A. c.
Moore an Alabama newSpaperman,
who was discovered Yesterday wan
dering the streets of Elgin in a dazed
condition and unable to tell his name
II Is the theory OF the doctors in
charge of the case that Moore's aph.
asia Is due 10 an injury and can be
removed by surgery. He was identl-
fed by papers In his pockets, and
Mrs. j. A. Moore of Oak Park. a rel
atiye, was notified.
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y tive OF Indiana and a graduate OF
Depauw university. He spent ten
years of his youth between Pekin and
Tlentsin, his father. Rev. Wilbur F.
Walker, now OF Indianapolis. having
been missionary In China for SO
years. Mr.. Walker, who speaks Chi
neSc fluently, has been a student of
ChlneSe affairs. and his advice OIL
matters pertaining 10 the Orient has
been sought frequently by government
officials.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. So 3-S.
American Beet Sugar. ~ rs.
American Car and Foundry. 10 IL.
American Cotton Oil. II rs.
American Locomotive, 80
American Smelling. 81 rs.
American Smelling. pfd. 112.
American Sugar Refining, 1870.
Anaconda Mining Co. AZ 5-S.
Atchison Railway. 120 81.
Atlantic Coast Line. 1l0
Baltimore and Ohio, 116 SIS
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. rs S-S.
Canadian Pacific. 1S5 rs.
Chesapeake and Ohio, SS.
Chicago and Northwestern, 192.
Chicago. Mil and st Paul. 159 5-s
Colorado Fuel and Iron. A 81.
Colorado and Southern. 81 IL.
Delaware and Hudson, 1877
Denver and Rio Grande. IS 12
Denver and Rio Grandc. pfd., sc,
Erie Railway, 81.
Great Northern. pfd., 1i9 Is.
National Biscuit. lie.
National Lead, SIS "a
New York Central. 1876 1-2.
Norfolk and Western, % 81.
Northern Pacific, Isl.
Pacific Mail. S.
Pennsylvania Railway, 147 IL.
Peoples Gas, lis.
Pullman Palace Car. 100 "a.
Reading Railway. l62 rs.
Rock Island Co. 50 7-S.
Rock Island Co, pfd, rs SO.
Southern Pacific. 129 IL.
Southern Railway, n 1-S.
Union Pacific. 203 is
United States Steel, 30 Is
United States Steel. pfd.. 127 rs.
Wabash Railway. 20
Wabash Railway. pGd., 30 IA.
Western Union. II 81
Standard Oil company, 700.
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all realize what a wonderful country
we have at home by the contrast.
see by the papers sent me that Os'
den is going right ahead and improv-
ing every day was particularly de-
lighted TO read about the mile of new
pavement being done at ogden. This
means progress and l am glad to learn
Ogden is coming 10 the front so well.
With best regards. and hoping you
all VIII keep me posted about Tho
dolngs In our own dear country, am.
Sincerely yours.
(SlSned) LOUIS III. PEERI.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
TAFT IS ON HIS BROTHERS. RANCH,
WHICH CONTAINS 125,OOO ACRES

of York and surrounding counties. II
ended at the graDdstand at the Mel
son house where the exercises OF the
day were concluded.
Representatives i. Hampton Moore
OF Pennsylvania, president of the At
lantlc Deep Waterway association. de.
liycrcd the principal address.
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VINO located at Newark, n. J., with
MS charge, and lived there until his
pension was cut OF by the death OF
Alexander. Since then no informa.
.lon concerning the reputed son had
been forthcoming until a friend told
OF having met him recently working
as bell boy. This friend knew him
In Chicago, where It is said OBrIen
worked at the Auditorium hotel. Later
he came west and is believed to have
dr'ited TO Denver and possibly on to
san Francisco.
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South Omaha Livestock.

South Omaha, Neb. Oct 19-Cattle
Receipts 500. Market slow to 10c
lower Native steers 81. 75aS 90: COWS
and bcifers SS .O0a5 90. western steers
So 50a6. %: Gamers So 25a3 90:
stockers and feeders So 75a5 so;
calves So 50a7.00; bulls. stays. etc.
81 75a4 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1000, market
steady. Heavy 81 4Oa7 IS, mixed 81
J5a7 40; light 81, 55a7 10; pigs ST. 50
as 90, bulk of sales 81 .35a7 40
Shccp-Receipts 10000. Market
strong Yearlings 81 75a5 80; weth.
ers 50 90a4 60; ewes So. 75a4 20,
lambs St. 3Oa6 30.
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Chlcano IlNentnck-

Chicago. Oct Receipts
estimated at $4,000; market mostly
l0c lower; beevcs 81 00aS 30. Texas
steers SO S5ai 30; western steers 81
00a7 20; stockers and feeders So GOA
10; COWS and heifers 81 0Oa5 10;
calves 81. 00a7 %.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000.
market steady; light 81 O5a7 65: mix
ed 81 soar SIS; heavy 81 20a7 30:
rough 81 25a7 40; good to choice
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FATHER KILLED
DAUGHTERS BABY

Holly, Colo, Oct. 19.-The coroner's
jury yesterday returned a verdict CT
murder against Felipe Bendiezo. his
wife and their son. and they are now
under arrest.
According 10 the evidence present
ed to the jury. an iIlegitimate child
was born 10 Bendiezo's daughter and
1t was alleged that failing TO per-
suade her to destroy tho child, Ben
diezo wrenchcd the baby from its
mothers arms, and killed it with
hoe.
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Suoar and Coffee

New York. Oct -Sugar-Raw.
steady; fair refining $3.77, centrilu-
sal 90 test SIPS; molasscs sugar 81 -
So; refined. steady; crushed S. So;
powdered IS. 20; granulatcd S515.
COFFEE Quiet; No. Rio S Is.
Nominal No. 4 Santos l-2aS 81.
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Chicago Close,

Chicago, Oct. l9.-Close. Wheat
Dec. $1.0i, May $1.Ol 7-Sa1 05; July
9S ID.
Corn-Dec 50 81, Dec 5S 5-S; May
60 7-SaGl; July 60 S-S.
oats-Dec. SO SIS; May AZ; July
SO rs
Pork-Oct S23 %; Jan. SIS. y I-2;
May SlS.10
Lard-Oct. Sl2. 80; Nov. silly Il;
Jan. $40. 90 1-2; May $40 g. IL.
Rlbs-Oct. 81. Is; Jan. 50 81 IL;
May 50 60a9 62 L.
Rye-Cash 73 1-2a75; Dec. 70.
Barley-Cash 5la65.
Timothy-Oct. So 75a3 90; March
Sc 95ai 20.
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heavy 81. 40a7 S5; pigs S. .25a7 90.
bulk of sales 81. 45a7. rs.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 2S,-
600; market steady; native 81 .iOai.
so: western 81. coal so; yearlings
81 00a5 35: lambs. native. 81 .25a7 :
10; western 81. 95a1 10.
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EARNED A DRAW.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1o.-By ageres.
siveness. Johnny Mayo earned a six.
round draw with Phil McGovern at
the New Philadelphia A. c. last nIrht
George Cole defeated Jack Fitzgerald
at the West End A C.
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Metal Marknt

New York. Oct. 19.-Lead. steady,
81. 81 1-2al 10. Copper. duh. Stand.
ard spot and December II l-ial2 IL.
Silver. 81.