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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

LOCAL.
Central High vs.. Muskegon High. At
ID. A. G. field, 3 p. m.
Eastern High Va. Marine City High
at Mack-ave: park. 10 a. m.
Western High va. Monroe High AZ
Clark park. 10 a. m.
University School Va. oberlin. o..
Academy, ID. u. 3. field. Congress and
1850 y. IN.
WESTERN.
Case School. of Cleveland w. Michi-
gan, at Ann Arbor.
Minnesota va. Ames. at Minneapolis.
Wisconsin VS.. Lawrence, at Madison.
Chicago va Indiana, at Chicago.
Marquette vs. Monmouth, at Milwau-
kee.
st. Louis VS.. Drury. at st. Louis
Illinois vs.. Milliken. at Urbana.
Purdue VS.. Wabash, at Lafayette.
Northwestern vs.. Iowa. at Evanston.
Cincinnati w. Ohio State, at Column
bus.
Western Reserve vs. Ohio Wesleyan.
at Cleveland.
Notre Dame vs.. olivet. At Notre
Dame.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
SHORT LENGTHS

Latoie made three hits out OF four
attempts Thursday and climbed cou-
pie of points In the pursuit OF the au-
tomobile.
A. usual, Charles Murphy, Of the
Cubs, Is making q squawk. Just now
he is peeved because the coin with
which they decided the opening OF the
worlds series rolled off the table. Muir
ply alleges by inference that Big Ban
the coin lay tails" With folks like
Murphy aboard II is no wonder the Ma
tional league Is scrapping all the time.
New York critics say that Bea1s
Becker surely covers lots Of ground tr
center field, more than anybody else
McGraw has had out there lately.
Wheat and Daubert, the wonders Of
the early season at Brooklyn, are not
making so much noise these days.
Neither of them Is hitting any to speak
of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
BROCK SHOWS WELL.

CLEVELAND, Oct. Phil Brock.
OF Cleveland. is being hailed today as
worthy opponent Tor any lightweight
in the country because OF his fine
showing against Harlem Tommy Muir
ply at Canton last night. Brock and
Murphy fought fast ten-round draw.
Murphy had the best of It early in the
fight but Brock came strong at the
finish. Murphy conceded two pounds
to Brock and the extra weight helped
the Clevelander.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
BY HARRY NELLY.

Football In all It's glory will flour
ish on many fields tomorrow. Satur-
day will see the real opening of the
season In Michigan, likewise the big
eastern and western teams will tackle
opponents who should give them bat
ties. The games of week ago scarce
~ Afforded practice harder than
scrimmage, except in a few isolated
instances.
The big game in Detroit will be the
contest between University school and
Oberlin Academy. The visitors should
possess pretty much of the stun al
lowed by the new rules. for Director
OF Athletics Savage at Oberlin col
lege, was on the rules board and the
academy always gets second-handed
the information possessed by the col
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
SCALPERS ARE BUSY ON
WORLDS SERIES TICKETS

CHICAGO, Oct. Ticket scalpers
are at work today taking orders right
and left for tickets for the worlds
series. The curbstone spectators
scoffed at the boast of the National
Commission that they would be COM
pletely eliminated and worked over
time. assuring all prospective patrons
choice seats by Sunday night. Many
tickets were contracted at the Cubs
park yesterday.
President Ban Johnson OF the
American League, was highly indig-
nant when he heard of the scalpers'
operations today and stated that all
tickets would be handled by the Ma
tional commission and that every ef-
fort was being made tofoil the specu-
lators and to guard against all trick
cry in the disposition OF seats.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
e14LL THAT'S DOING TO-DAY m THE REALM OF SPORT
MICHIGAN MEN CAN'T
RUN IN THE SOUTH.

CHICAGO, Oct. Hopes OF
the Chicago Athletic associa-
ton for the National Athletic
championship received a set
back today when Coach Martin
Delaney was notified that a rule
has just been promulgated at
the University of Michigan de-
creeiffg that no Wolverine can
compete with an athletic club
during the school term. This
deprives the c. A. A. Of Joe
Horner, In the weights, and
Ralph Craig, Splinter, In the
big meet to be held in New Or
leans, Friday and Saturday OF
next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE IN NUTSHELL

The HlghIanders rallied In the
eighth inning and beat tho Ath-
Ietics 3 to I. Hits by Hemphill,
Knight and Chase brought tho
winning runs.
The Nationals and Boston broke
oven In q double bill. Gardner of
Boston had six hlts In seven
times at bat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

SAVANNAH SEEKS THE
GRAND PRIZE AUTO 1A0z

NEW YORK. Oct There ooorc
little doubt that the brand Pr1ss. anto
mobile race. called on IN Nav York
because of the frightful death toll ~
the recent Vanderbilt cup rac6. wil
be held In Savannah, Ca, though n,
dianapolis has made q strong bid Tor ~
The ofIicials OF the Motor Cups Hold
ing Co.. who were to have managed
the race, favor Savannah. ana ~
Georgia city Is preparing q oend u
delegation to New York to negodatn
for the contest.
leased Outfielder Elmer zacher.l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

Betting ON the worlds series runs
about 10 to on the Cubs, In Chicago.
There is plenty OF Cub money In PhiIa-
delphia. too.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

leased outneider Elmer zacher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07

lege. d. U. s. is in good condition
and fully able to care for its end of
the battle. Oberlin academy team
compares very favorably with those
Of the smaller colleges.
Central High will have tough bat
tie with Muskegon High at ID. A. C.
field during the afternoon. Muskegon
has quite reputation for growing big
students and II has another advant-
shge in possessing ten members OF last
years eleven. They are Smith, Nc
Crea. Abbott, Fred Jacks, Travers
Jacks, Gus Cohes, Whalen, Bauer, and
Cone.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
Football Games Saturday
Nebraska VS.. south Dakota. at Lin

coin.
EASTERN.
Yale VS.: Holy Cross. at New Haven.
Harvard va. Williams at Cambridge.
Cornell W.. Oberlin. at Ithaca
Carlisle VS.. Bucknell, at Wilkesbarre.
Army va. Tufts, at West Point
ton.
phia.
Brown w. Colgate. at Providence.
syracuse VS.. Rochester. at Syracuse.
Navy Va. Rutgers. at Annapolis.
dartmouth VS.. Colby, at Hanover.
Pa. 'o"'
Lafayetts w. swathmore. at Easton,
wesleyan VS.. Amherst. at Middle
SOUTHERN.
Washington.
Vanderbilt vs.. Rose Poly. at Nash
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-07
<<IF-''

In the game between the PhiIIics and
Boston Thursday there were 30 base
hits Twelve went to the Pbillies and
- to Boston
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@efiilltes 9lpFclfp,npott.

idalt fleiue, noglib gIeic1 groBe
9lepfel lulo iti6t ouS &ernbou$ 10
6crallS, oab Die 6rll6t lulten eou3
6(eibt, 10 bob man iie nit eirer Be-,
lie6igen Morntelaoe (&irid-, 0ron.
9en- ODER '9lprifoieu-MorlneGdoc)
fiillen fonn. Gonn legt man lie
nebeneiuanoer in cine peite aolie
role, ii6eraieBt iie nit u 8int
@eiBlueilt, ungefdbr ebGliooieG 28oi.
ier, iiigt etipo Elm 8funo geriebe-
nen 3uder uno etluas Gitrouen1GdIc
oa8n ldi}t Die 9(epiel iebr lonaian
muf i6muden 6euer mei4oiiltiIelL
d6er 10, 0of iie qon5 bIei6en, niiunit
iie NIT Dem SdaunlloHeG poriidtig
berau8, legt tie IN oie Gonpottidlalc,
fpd)t oen Soft nod nit eiligen
2oifelu 3uder 6id ein uuo fii0t i'm
iIber bic 9lepfel.
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Golten Oes 8uretleoters, pelder
Ourd oen Riidtritt oes @ofrots 9r.
Saul Sdlentber fret gelporoel1 llltn-
ntebr bod ungenontmelt. Seilt
Strdubelt lpel6es er oolnit begriil-
oete, ooB er Sonburg ni6t pertoi=
fen f0rne, lpm allgenicbeinli6 llidlt
10 ernit gen1eint. Die forlneae Gr=
ncullung leitens oes &oiierS 5rarl5
Soiepb tit iebt ieoell 9Iugenblif gu
erparten.
Der vJra1ff. Gen =gllt5eiger
meloet: Gin i6on lange erieGuter
mo pielfa6 beipro6ener 8tan ser
leitenoen &reile unlerer Staotuer-
lpaltnlg uno umierer piiieni1aft[i-
Gell Sorporotionen lit rllllnaebr lei
ner @erlpirfli6ullg nm Elm be0elI-
tenoes Stiid naber geriidt. @ir lnei=
nell Sen 9lusbou ltnierer 9lfaoeltie
3u ei1ler ltniperiitdt nit nte0i3illi-
.iGer, iuriItii6er llllo p6iloiop5iitJer
Sofultat. Ser reihe Segen, ser,
oanf ben 9eltilnnlungen oes @eorg
SpeDer'iden Seitaulents1 no6 oem
1o0e Ser sSrau SSron5iSfa Speper
Dor einigen @oden iiber Die tuiiicll-
.idaftlicben uno io3iolen Snitituie
lnierer Sfo0t ousgegoIien lpor0en
lit bat oltd) bier befrnbtero Qe-
mirft. Gs lit nllpnebr moglid, bon
Der 81 griinoenoen llniberiitit 5lt
lld6ft oie orei obenermdbnter 6afil-
taten ein8uri6ten. @s iino gegen=
martig @rbeblngen I'M @olge, Die
iidb ouf oie @irtl6aftlidfeit oicies
8roieftes be5ieben. 0al1a1 miro
ond cine epentuelle sSnaniprudna6=
me itaotiIder 0}ittel 8u 6elnciiclt
ieia, ii6er oeren @eludbrung 6ie
Staotneroroneten crit nod 8eidlitiie
3n faiIell baben.
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gun, ltcitem Sabre,

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Ses Sabres lekte Stnnbe
8errrint init ernitem Sdllag,
Sfebt, Sriiber, In Der 9iinbe
ltno tuitnidlt linn Segett mad.
Gs bradJt an Sreub' ,tnb 2eiben
Seit ebenmGkig Maf,
S'ritnt brtngt bei ietneft Sd1ei6en
Sbm elm Grinn'rnngsglas.
Die Spnne ntuEte id]einen,
Der Stnrmtuitth iitnkte tpe1iii,
Sm 0rDeen iute i'm Sletren
0tliif fontnteu ,tnb bergc1'n.
90 mand)es itj5ne S5pffen,
Sas titan pun tbnt gebegt,
Sit bod nidlt etnsetroffen
SD ttem tran's amdj gepflegt.
5pdJ andj fir ntandje @nnbe
Sat Saliant cs beid]eert, M M
Drum ict 1T lester Stmnbc
Gs nod bDn ittts geebrt.
Gs fpmten ,ittb es ifiuinbeil
Die Sabre ia ba6in,
ltnb Belfen iiberipinben,
gSas ans tebriift ben Sinn.
ltubif,uanben aud nit i9nen
Wsand)' @liif rttb mande 2nIt,
Gs ntnf aud bieies bieneu,
Gum Srieben tni'rer Srnit.
Gs brinet ber Gbor Der SedJer,
3nin lebten 4bitieb bier,
0efiil(t bic bDbcu Sefjer ~
Wiit benz q la nj D 8ier.
Gs tit bns glllerbeite,
Sp iucit ntan audl mag geb'n;
S'rnm lei 81 bieient Seite
Mis Sranf es anserirb'u.
Gum sIbidlieb iupll'm mir trinfen
Gfit linn ben aiten gar,
Den g8illfDmnt' ipa es tpiufcn
glls bann bcm neuen Sabr.
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500 gelpnnung. 500.

Die Sefer DieTer Seitl1g perDeu iih
freuen, gu erfabren, 6aB es tpenigitens
cine 9efiirdtete ara1f6eit 9iebt, fpelhe
Sic @ilienicbaft in all ibren @t1fen 3u
beilen irnitan0e lit; Saa' Satorrbs
1T Die ein8ise iebt Der dr8tfieben 8riioers
i6oft befanrlte poIitibe &llr &ntarr6 err
forbert als cine &onititntioitsfraitsfe:t
cine fonftitutionel(e gebnn0lun9. Soll' 8
Gatarrb<&lir miro innerlib geronltnen
unb ipirft Direft anf Das 8l1tf llno oie
Id6leimigen Sberfldden bes Spltems. .0ae
our9 Die @ritnbla9e Ser &rallf6eit ger
itDreno llnb bem 9atieitten &raft gefeno,
ii1bem iie bie &pnititution bes &0rpcrs
aufbaut ltnb Der gfatur 5lt ibrent @erfe
bilft. Sic gieentiimer boben 10 btel, Ser
tralen 5u ibren oeilfr0ften, baB lie 100
9ollars 8elobnun9 fir ieben SaG an.
bieten, ben lie 8li fltrieren oerfeblen 2aBt
@ud eine 2iife bon 3eu9niiien fDnnlen.
Wlnn abreiiiere:
S. s. Gbeneb & Gp.. goIeoo. Q :.
Serfaltft bon alien g(potbefen,s 75c
Salf's SnnilienzGiQen iinb bic beiten,
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slus Minneapolis miro geniel.
Oct, es nerbe oieie @oAe beItinnnt
81 eitem groBen @iienbobnllrcif
fonnen, Ser $4,000 Wteni6en in
Mitleibenidaft 5ieben iperOe.
Ser Yraiioent iptr0 feline BOT,
iAoften iiber 3ipiideubauoel- uno
9(ati=8rllitgeiebe pereilligcn uno iie
0onneritaa Dem &on0reb 5uidlifen.
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9as Scros Wsatubcr

beilt alle s}ieren, gIaIen uno rbeunla.
tide 2ei0en; Bel allen 9ruggiIteu
oeer 2 monatIide 8ebonolung per
9olt fir 81. Or. 6. @. Soa, 1926
OliOe Str, ct. .2ouis, Wto. Sdrei6t
fiir 2enaniiie.
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Nercttet nm Spr hes Eunes

Gas Sob oes 8ooes idien fir
Murrop @. 9(pers BON 8rQniit
Bridge, g. g., geoffnet. Gr idreibt.
SD NOR in Idredlidem 3ultonb
ino purOe tagli6 ibmdher, bis 0ie
nnberglei6lide sDte6i8in electric
gitters Mid furierte.~ so Cts. BET
aQen gruqai1ten.
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@ute @etrdnfe unn fnnloieI
2uud itats III gnrgitaller'S Sdloon
nno 8eitanrant, 8iuito Strobe, ne6er
Der SoGle Der &erlnonnsiobne.
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Die ftootGide GolitGtsbeb6roy
bat in 9luitin cine Situna obaeDof.
ten uno cine gfepiiion 6es oStote.
Sonitorb Go6e" borgenonltnen.
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u. &. & :. BaHn
gnfunft =
$40. 241 -@pn 6oniton urib @alpeitnn
... :. $50 1lorgens
$50. 235- Som giorben. 730 borilriti
$50. 231-@om @or0en uno sooitrn
:. 800 nadlr
go: 9-@em 3oroell.. ..S.15 abelto5
So 244- Nad oen @oroen Ii, oouIton
:. .7.10 uornl
SO. 10 glacb Dem Morben. $50 ournl.
yo. 236 -glad benz Gprben. H..
:. :. :. 900 a6enos
$50. 242-gae9 Dem gsorben rno @al.
beitotf. :. .f1.50 abeno5
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g. q. & ". 3. gabn.
g.. 8. g. q. ". (So,,nt- -Qin:pl

9. s. & 9. U. (Sollpt-2in:e)
4nfunft-
SO. 9-@om Often. .7:35 BORN
SO. 7-@om Often. $500 nad)r
go: 10-@l 8afo II. gSeiten. 7:3o llar1in
Nbfahrt-
$50. 1o-gl 9aio II. @eiten. 1870 nadm
yto. 1O-Na6 oem Often. 1880 naebnl
SO. 8-Na6 oem Often. .11:40 BORN
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sSn Sos slngeles, Gol., l;no
neun Gerionen oil Dem @enuB ben
ucanneo pea6es" geitor6en.
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SIN gsoroea oes ooltoes berridt
mieoer Elm idlinlner S6ncelturnl.
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Sn 8oroeonr lit Ser Quftidif-
fer 2eon De 2ogrange 6ei einenl
Slug nit ieinem Monoplot perull-
oIiidt
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Suites ncutid)es Sinbermdodeu
(ooer 5rolD perlongt, gutter 2obn
glltes @einl. Nod8ufrogen iofort 203
2eringtpn 9(oenue.
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lNnfltnft-
'g20o. q 8o2- -guerO. @ictorio, 1880 nod6m
Nbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-gnero. @ictoria. $50 BORN
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gG. &. & :. gaIlu.
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gieturia 9ipiiion, g. $. C g. q.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
STRONGEST IN WORKING CAPITAL
Central Trust Company Of New York
54 WALL STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS SIS, s,O0o, 900
tof which 81 4 ZOO. 900 has bean oarne0
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business was active on the Consolidated
Exchange, distributed among SiXty-three
different issues. BeariSh views prevailed
on the floor. and stocks were offered freely
from professional sources throughout the
earlier dealings. At the lowest afternoon
levels there was heavy covering, which pre-
vented most of the leading issues from
touching as low quotations as were reached
on the New York Stock Exchange. High
money rates assisted in causing some COM
mission house nquida ton. United States
Steel common was singled cut by the room
traders as a vulnerable point of attack.
with the dealings in that stock on an UNI
usually large scale. Ii failed TO sell under
SS7s. against a low price on the other board
of SS$4. Union Pacific did not get under
2ol7s, against 20134. Among the SpecialtleS
most attention was allotted TO Missouri,
Kansas * Texas common, Wabash common
and Chesapeake & Ohio. Rock Island COM
mon was active, and il was evident that
nervousness regarding operating in that
stock had about disappeared Colorado
Fuel sympathized with the movement OF
United States Steel common Detailed
CperatiOnS follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

!, Further brisk speculation developed in
the market for outside securities all
declded hrmness was manifested in the re-
cenitly active copper stocks. Later a re-
realizing ali along the line. Around mid
day renewed buying set in and prices
steadled The industrial list as a rule
was quiet. with prices ruling steady
United Cigar was stronger. STANDARD oil
was irregular American Tobacco was
STEADY In the mining group ConsoIi-
dated Arizona Smelling continued its up
WaTd move, advancing about a Miami
anu Kerr Lake We're the strong and active
teaIures, ana a fair business was shown
dld GlIa, with an irregular movement
iIed oHited copper was steadier with a fair in
qulry. Bonds ruled steady with a frac
uonal improvement in spots "
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
ELECTION NOTICES.

AN ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGERS
OF the New York Institution for the Blind
and Of three inspectors of election will be
held at the Institution. 34th Street and 9th
Avenue at four o'clock in the afternoon OF
Wednesday January 5th 1910.
CHARLES II MARSHALL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE II. b. CLAFLrN COMPANY,

Corner Of Church & Worth Sis
New York January B. 1910
A quarterly dividend OF two per cent C29s)
will he paid January 18th, 1910 10 holders Of
the Common stock Of this company OF record
Thursday. January 18th. 1910
d " FORCE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays clos,nr
pared with Fridays: coHh-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
cophRTNERsHIP NOTICES.

BLISS, FABYAN & COMPANY.
BY mutual agreement Mr.. Edwin H. Baker
this day ceases 10 be a member of the firm of
Bliss. Fabyan G. Company. The business will
be continued by the undersigned, with the same
Offices in New York and Boston, and under the
same firm name of Bliss. Fabyan & Company.
CORNELIUS ~. BLISS,
GEORGE FABYAN,
CORNELIUS n. BLISS. Jr.,
FRANCIS w FABYAN.
PHILIP Y. DE NORMANDIE.
Boston. December 81. 1909
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

San Francisco, Jan. S-The Official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

BROKERS To SELL STOCK IN AN ESTAB-
hshei Automobile Manufacturing Company IN
New York city. Box "A. R. - Tribune Uptown
Office, 1854 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
BONDS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by j. Thomas Rheinhardt No rs
Broad street, New York. and No. "a Devon
shire street. Boston.)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
MINING.
WHEAT.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

bush.
aa5ooO May option 81 12s 81 la4 81 1a,s 81 ,a..
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell & C-olap,a,
No. 90 Wall street)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales. Oman 11,ah
100 sV Am a. = Iobaoc4 acc 425 42s Az 42s
900 900 Bay State Gas 1915 1916 1875 1919
100 200 Snne Mnn on :...-. p 25 "a "a
100 Stand Milling. I0X 1e% 1azs 1oss
500 500 stan STANDARD ard Oil $50 SO e67 667
1000 u I. & H.. 27s az 81
1900 do pref ...... S1S SIs o
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowski g. Co. No. s5
Broad street,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co., No 81 Wall
street)
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles u Barney & Co No IS
Brcad street. New York. and No 10 South
4th street PhiladslDhfa
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
BONDS
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

'CouPon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04

fetal 1ssTs aHs s period in 1900
New-York tribune., 1910-01-04
HEAVY SELLING WEAKENS STOCK PRICES
sTocKE

Actual Sales. Closing.
Op. Hi. Low Finl Bid. lAsk
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-15
For Sale.

Babcock Buggy n practically new
set $500 Harness. Apply to
Southern Stables,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-15
hattiesburg Looking Up.

~Hattiesburg, Miss, April 12.-Mana-
ger Link Etickney and eleven players
have reported for duty and the grounds
are rapidly being completed. The men
have been working out all day to get In
shape. The first league games OF the
season will be played April %. Hatties-
burg vs. Meridian, at Meridian; Green
wood VS. Jackson, at Jackson; Yazoo City
VS. Vicksburg at vicksburg. Manager
Stickney has secured the services Of
of Eaton, who was released by Atlanta,
to play here. Stickney relies on Eaton
as n of his best pitchers. Thursday
an exhibition game will be played at
Estabutchie, Eaton, Tenny and Lumsden
each pitching three innings. So far,
the best batter on this team is Stickney.
The last man to report is Tenny, who
formerly played with Gulfport, Cotton
States League. Those who are incapa-
BILE are being weeded out, and this city
is expected to make one of the best
showings of the league. The following
have signed:
Jones, Durham, Swami, Hates, Mana
ger stickney, shelcasky, %Schopsiel, Las
sitter, Boyd, Robinson, Eaton, Lamsden,
Tenny, Tutwiler.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-15
Worse Than Bullets.

Bullets have often caused less suffer-
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Hartman, Burlington, Me-, got in the
army. and suffered with, forty years.
But Bucklenis Arnica Salve cured me
when all else failed" he writes. Great
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-15
Sunday Business Cut Off.

Sunday afternoon we spied Deputy
Sheriffs w. c. Taylor and Sam Coleman
returning to the city with Deputy Tax
Assessor A. r. Bew and Chauffeur
Chas. Barney, bringing with them a beer
tiger they had captured near the stave
mill. This mulatto had been dispensing
the liquid in wholesale quantities, but
he sold his last for a while when he was
caught in a cute little trap set by these
alert officers. The tiger was brought to
the city and was fined by Justice Mont
gomery $4,000 and the allotted number
Of days of recreation on the county
farm. Fifteen bottles Of cold, sparkling
Budweiser was ~confscated on that
warm afternoon.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-04-15
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