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New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
Bankers posted rates follow;

bJM kSIIC EXCHANGE - Boston 5c
a: oiscouilt ana par; Chicago. par: San Fran
CISCO, slght Tic, telegraph PIC Drerr,i,r,'.
-NeW Orleahs, commercial par bank 81 nra,
.nLun1; ,; Charleston, buying par selling I1Nc
premium; st. Louis, 90 premun1 hfd -
savannah, buying S-16 discount. selling mar
BANK CLEARINGS Yorl.
changes S339, 90. .222. balances SIS S31 54S. rbi
csso. exchanges, s42, $40, balances 81 4ia
S'oi Philadelphia, exchanges SOS 243 no hai
aices S,5S9, 49T: Boston, EXCHANGES ssc -
olS, balances s.. go, ,4sI ~'V'''''
SILVER MARkET.-Commer bar ell
Yer, 52l2c. Mexican silver dollars 41r Rar
silver In London closed at 241sd unchanged
GOLD PREMICM.-In Madrid 20. lis
bon, HOO. 80 LIS
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
Cidhse on New York is quoted at 2oilh
GOVERNMENT REVENUE Receintz
from customs yesterday were 81 S97 OH in
serhsI revenue S27.5lo and miscellaneous
Su.,5.s total of se,T42.4s7, against total ex-
FoT the month 10 date ordinary receipts
have been Sc, 494l l59 and ordinary expendi-
lures solnf.loS the excess of expeDditures
amounting to S2,4i0009 For the fiscal wear
70 aate ordinary receipts have been 1856 33773
-. against sSl151o,644 in the same time in
1SVs. and ordinary expenditures S3S2 7O3 2O2
against 1886 $50 $50 in 1909 the excess of ex-
peDditures this year amounting to SOS 900
Sl9, compared with an excess last year of
SoI ese.299 Including Panama Canal account
ana pubic debt. the excess of all eypendf-
lures over receipts since July amounts 10
Sio.ftl l.Z-4. against an excess in the cOrre-
spending period year ago Of ss3 644 972.
SCB-TREASURY.-Th Sub Treasury was
DEBTOR TO the Clearing House 81 1854.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

3a.10da2. 45o. A decline ot about SIS was report
I'd ia London, which closed easy az q "a lns for
spot ana Ei4s for futures. LEAD-Dull; spot.
46Ti ia0i 723sc New York: 4b004.6ec East st
Louis; London unchanged. SPEBTER--We Weak;
spot G1on6.25c New York; 5.so7so East ST
Ie1uis; no change in London IRON was IN
changed a. 52s lad fer Cleveland warrants in
London Locally the market quiet No
foundry Northern, SIS f5dS19 %: No ., sis 500
S19 No ] Southern and No Southern, soft
SIS 50dS1a %: steady and unchanged: sales
MoLAssES AND SYRUPS-Steady to firm
ard unchanged
NAVAL STORES-SPIRITS TURPENTINE
a shade better. ROSIN and TAR steady but
unchanged
OILS-LINSEED OIL firm and unchanged
REFINED PETROLEUM unchanged.
CoTT0NsEED oII--Quiet sales, 1000 bbls.
closing net unchanged to points advance Lo-
cal contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

FLOUR AND MEAI-FIour quiet with a
So G0as6 90; winter straights. 50 45afs5 -. win
ter patents. s. 50@Se spring clears, 81 5odS4 50
winter 4r 81 5oas4 So Kansas 'g straishts f s5@
81 % CKWHEAT-Nominal BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR-Quiet: bulk 81 per 100 n RYE
choice to fancy. 81 456S4 so coRNMEAI.&
Firm; kiln dried. 81 80 AGMEAL-Firn1: fine
81 80. FEED-Western and city firm Western
snring' s2ed$2s -: standard middng. $2s@
bran 500 90 bulk S2s 25aSas 80 sacks. niddling
s26 9og$3i; red dog. So 50. hominy chop s27 so
bulk. S2S 20 sacks oilmeal S3T nominal.
sUGAR-Refned steady but quiet with some
selling on the basis Of 4 Soc net, less per cent
cash for une graHulatec, although the general
S,ooI va a. acttva bnt q ~ hesI io sugar IN
sry Us sd February. les sH d: MAY. I2s 10 I'd.
Raw here about steady and unchanged: cen
trifugal 9G test. 4.oac: muscoyado, 50 test,
81 Gray: Total stock OF Europe and America.
3.13S.I45 tons, against 3 a52s.599 last year at
is 390,454 tons. against decrease of 5i5.ssl
last week Visible supply. 3,2l5 - tons. against
357G 800 last wear. a decrease Of 361 .453 tons"
RICE-steady but quiet and unchanged.
PROVgssONS-Easier early. The anti-neat
eating movement IN the West ts having somo in
cisir,cd =, he very lirni aud prices in tie after
noon we're hrnler PORK--Steady: mess ST 80;
REEF,ess IaHi5 81 Sit 80 5G@si3 5o fsm1 si6@s6 So
packet. Sl2as1: 30; extra India mess So hog 100
T0Gsm,EIsy: bacons. 'l4sc; $50 n. il ssc: l60
n II 7sc 40 n. II &c; pigs I?'se- CIT MEATS
- ei1sa m 19.c Il Is. i2sc HAMs@Picsed scady
l?'g!t TALLL+oeWwr r ey a5sci eoansoyi .,g soS
az "a. citv stesdy; t214c: rr6und souh Anler-
ics si4 %: Continent sl$ 30. Brazil kegs. SIS q:
compound easy. o-ial0i4e ETEARTNE--E2syi
olecf t0i<r CITY TAAItD-i3Ac
METALS - COPPER - Standard dun: spot
end grIigeries up - tlle end ~ April closing ~
- 11ia .; "a gTisc. London shade lower. closing
ossy n 80 Il Cd for sp7t and t5i s. FOR tntn,ss
Inezl Ssateis auoie lale copper ~ ~ 35# ~ -
at - lEiNf IL Al s--stIs
n eor TIN - eak. Fenr aui JanuaIs a-i4t
9. g5c. Fcbruary, -. o9g doc. March and APRIL
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. 2t.-The offerings az the wool
auction sales to-day amounted TO L. 664 bales
animated at firm prices i'll sellers favor
Home and Continental traders bought merinos
bur Americans purchased best New Zealand
crossoreds at Is 3is91s 4lsd. Victorian cross
breds sold at Is I'D. To-days sales follow:
New South Wales, 1000 bales secured. Is lido
Is Cd; greasy. 61ad91s 2lad- Queensland 900
bales: secured; Is 1dQ1s 10d; greasy. sdg1s I'd.
Victoria, J.. .IC0 bales. secured. Is iEdGis 1Od: :
greasy. 6l.da1s 742d. South Australian. 400
bales; greasy, 1AdQ1s ID New Zealand, 4Ooo
bales; greasy, 64dG1s 41ad. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal. 700 bales; secured. Is sdae1s lid
greasy. 6i2dG1s.
sale of Cane OF Good Hope and Natal sheep
skins held here to-day The skins offered
numbered. 2S7, ,Oo5. of which 2O3 305 were sold
The attendance was moderate. Long roolsd skins
were unchanged. but short shorn and coarse
wooed declined i49isd.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
ST JOSEPH & GRAND ISLAND.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

,S MoA 81 MARKET. - Money or call
1a".es y,e% q : per cent: highest per cent:
loNesL : - per cent closing 3ls G2s. 10.
cent: ruling rate. 3 "a per cent: last loan pgr
80 per cent cent Time money was in fair de-
ana ninety days; AZ per cent for fonr
months a L per cent for fiye and ioGr sGx
months- Mercantile paper was in fsir "a SA
mand. Rates. Az a 5 per cent ror 1art de-
1,lesa I'm e., GAYS Endorsements. 4l1Gs per cent nj
512 per cent for others iies ana
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The fore;r,
eAShange market opened weak and st t5a
III ,as. oi me nrst hour had declined 10 TO 15
polntS. When cables were quoted az Se52
a. n4ss5oo. demand sterling at SAL -
ss $3.50 and slxty-day bills at 4sS& 94SS7
snort francs We're 5.I7Ll less ss 80 5 =;
snort reichsmarks % I-I6. After 5ec7inI
ii lls 70 1855 Tor demand sterling the mar-
heL . ~ the afternoon became q shade
steadier Cables were quoted at a So go,
s;S6 s,s9oe; demand sterling at 1850 q 4sS3S
@-sr,,s gay bills at 4sSa. q4S37s Short
snort reichsmarks 95 lis anu
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Bradstreet's saws:

Trade reports are of the usual midUin-
ter character. rejecting widespread in
clement weather, and also considerable un-
settIement due TO commodity price fiuctu-
atoms Outdoor activities such as build
Ing. are of course retarded, and bad roads
affect country trade. TRANSPORTATION in
tereStS have, perhaps. been most seriousIy,
anected by storms, which have DELAYED
shipments and crippled motive power
Southwest. where the weather is better
tnan OF late; and parts of the South also
snow Improvement marked disposition
decline in cotton prices. particularly fut-
ure quotations. Travelling men are now
numerous on the road and good spring or
ders are being received bv iobbers ThiIe
the reports as to far future trade are still
very satifactory. Retail trade varies with
stimulated by weather conditions and
price reduction sales. Country retail
trade Is hamPered by bad roads. The coal
trade is active. and the scarcity in the
West is being mitigated by active shin
ping. small supplies being apportioned 10
cover needs; Reports as TO collections are
money is tied up at present i'm grain
which has been in transit for some time
and to the Northwestern switchmen's
strike There Is less fear OF damage from
ice gorges in Western rivers. and the in
creased amount OF water in Eastern
streams is helping manufacturing indus
tries along their banks. Indoor Industry
ing busIy employed. Finished stseI is
less active demands from railroads beinS
apparently held back but mig iron js IN
better request.
Dun's Review says:
The disturbance in Wall Street is snnar
emily without effect on the industrial and
trade situation, which, measured by the
best tests, continues J a healthy and
active condition The lecline in security
values has not tnterefered with financial
markets. which III some important respects
are improved. as is evidenced by the de-
cline I'm the Bank of England rate OF dis
count 10 Sie per cent. Bank ciearings in
New York show gains of S0.6 per cent and
5.4 per cent over 1909 and 1906, while out
side New York the increases are III and
- ., respectively; Tor the two weeks OF
January railroad earnings increased 93
per cent over last year The cold and
snow while retarding trade distribution in
ers, and the seasouable weather makes the
prospects for ample crops all the brighter
The conditions In the iron and steel trade
show continued Improvement, with a much
better demand for pig iron as a prominent
development of the week Most of tha
features of the drygoods market are salts
factory, and the decline IN raw cotton will
prove helpful with the manufactured nrod
net The demand for boots and shoes j.
reported TO be fair. with prices firm. In
many OF the cities the advices are Of GEN
eral trade equal 10 or well above the Enr
NAL for the season. with the outlook for
the spring distinctly satisfactory The for
eign commerce reports continue to chow, n
cutting down OF the balance OF trade tn
favor of this country. In the lst-sf vaaete
the imports az New York exceeded the sx
ports by SS,142.Ss-, and they were 81 iTe TS5
larger than last year and S,s4s,Isl larger
than II 1905.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jan 2i-ConsoIs closed I-16
higher at S1s for money and 81 l5-i6 for the
account. Anaconda was unchanged at fI04s
Canadian Pacific "a higher at 1S5St and
Grand Trunk - lower at 2fis-
Money was easily obtainable and dis
count rates we're lower to-day.
Trading on the Stock Exchange continues
quietly cheerful. with further Improvement
in British securities. especially home rails.
The reduced German bank rate was respon-
Sible for increased Continental buying
among kaffirs and foreigners. Rubber
shares were buoyant and coppers we're
firm.
American securities opened higher and for
time improved on fair buying. A reaction
followed the receipt OF the Wall Street
opening and trading became uncertain and
irregular. Only small business was done
ket closed duh and easy.
Call money in London, per cent: open
market discount rates for short bills, %.
per cent, long bills, 2&4 per cent: Berlin dis
count rate. 2@ per cent; Paris discount rate.
2i2 per cent; Paris exchange on London, %
francs 1884 centimes: Berlin exchange on
London, 20 marks At pfennigs. Bar gold.
rs Sd. American eagles, 76s sd.
Paris Jan 2t-Three per cent rentes
closed ) centines higher at 50 francs 10
centimes. Prices were firm on the Bourse
to-day.
Berlin. Jan I.-Domestic shares opened
firm to-day. but weakened later and closed
lower. American securities were stronger.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

s.5nf head. including 2t cars for slaughter
and 81, for market Sheep barely steady.
lambs 25c lower; pens not cleared Common
and medium sheep sold at 81 5omS per 100
ID: good to prime lambs at SIS ~ 7SS 80
sales--Shippsrs Commission Co; c'S stats
lambs. Il ID average IS 90 per 100 10.
Kerns Commission Co. % Buffalo lambs
q b. IS %; 33 Peunsyive nis. 81 ID. Ss %; IS
Pennsylvania sheep, 133 III. S5
HOGS-Receipts, 10js cars. or 1874 head.
including half car for market steady for
live hogs. Light Pennsylvania pigs sold at
SIS 90; country dressed hogs unchanged
Sales-Kerns Commission Co: % Pe1nsyI-
vanis pigs. SS III. IS 90.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

spot quiet and so points higher AZ Il 45c for
middiinS upland and Il roc for mid5ling Gulf
Delivered on contract. $500 bales. liverpool
cables: spot quiet; sales. 10 O0O bales: Speculs-
tIop and export. LOCO; American, 9GOO; imports
25.0Ho all American; mddlinS upland : $50
Futures opened quiet at 10 10 points advance
CLOSED steady at 10 to 1213 points lower. Ian
nary and Jsnuary-FebrIary, 7.42d; February
March, 7-43d; March-April, 744d: ApriI-Ms,-
1.4b-zd; Msy-June. 1.49d; Tune-July and Jul1--
August, T.49i2d: AuGust-September 72Td: sen
teUber-October. 6.S1ird October-Noveu,ner
January. 6.59d.
COFFEE-Opened duU with values un-
changed TO = points decline. hardening later
values adv ancing TO 10 points. In the after
noon the market eased OFF and closed net un-
changed; sales, 10.25n bags Havre market was
= franc higher, and Hamburg was unchanged
70 = picnnig advance. spot quiet and steady
Flo No qcoted at sac. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. ian. 21.-Sales in the print
cloth 10th market for the week are estimated az about
lo.Oco pieces Trading has been quiet but the
tone has continued firm. To the heavy sales Of
the last two weeks and the steady output Of
the previous two months attributed the pres
ent lull in business. The mills are well sold
ahead through May. Deliveries for goods sold
this week Will extend UP to June 1. The prices
are: 2s-nch. 64x64. 4flc; 2s-inch, s4x60 4c;
IS 1e-inch. Ga squares. &c; 39-inch. 6sx72. elec.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

Imports and naarket5ngs Of drvEoods this
sses. WITH comparisons. were as follows:
This --cet Last week. Last year.
"a imports g. ase 45S 81 2e6 ao4 s. Ssf, ,TqS
l"s usrke-inEs ,. .g9s. $50 3.571 ,c32 3.637. .69i
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-Grain prices advanced
here to-day, responsive TO stronger foreign
cables and an improved demand for cash
grains ranging at the close from 14c to 1L4c
higher than yesterdays final figures, wheat
leading in the advance. Provisions were
comparatively steady all day. Ranges fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
Fess in Jan So 220 SIe l5S S4s s't4
'''y i-Jaa IA 2l6s9Ia I.s32 500 e.i25 933
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO.
5k sek n Jan s51s2Ts S5l0a5s
4-'en "a lS s45 go Il. <.SS009i -
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
ses. m Jan. saal seo sI99 300 1000
~ ~ l-Isn- L.. e7os7 20 $685. 100 e7i2 800
,..'-iANATI. KEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAc,
~est IN Jan. s175 40 sl39 t3s sll6o09
'-' l-Isn Ia. 4765o23 4.isa.39l 4s4s. l2s
=. NrERoCEANIc OF MEXICO.
~ ssss n Jan. 1905 st89.544 s15ss14
'sh- IA 2.ssIi2o 2,TG3, Tsl LBS. Alb
.. MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL
iap - 81 n jar. sI7ls12 sl51. Io4 sI7l .a4s
A IA SO 2.9e3,5J3 4,TJo973
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
~ - -, N Jan Ssss 2s7 $3.50 a52
S7A. IA =. COZ .G6l "a TG9. .s46
RIO GRANBE SOUTHERN.
sll' esk n Jan. s,a277 sas32 50 fs7
"a 81, "a 270,f49 3si.s4s 3Je,340
@'ATREAL STREET RAILWAY
caania q be- ,age 1aes 1907
0 ssDsasss ss :5Ss 5Ss SOS Ss 50 1 sGss go $40
assi aSsi :sssTainss. sI25S,5 sloI.7ss slo2-sso
Surplus . -, =. - - -
e.,- Be. si- ''+'D r'D'oO"
tss5 r,Es.- Si,o-f4sI $3.50 500. ~
sT5 54s. f05 .3S, J.s3
s4ss. ssye< =. sas3,5se s3s5, SIG S3sa no
5SoF0 - $50 S313s
plgrs,s,-,,-.' -. soia-2i7 S.s5 20! so7e. .9fs
,seatb - :. elA- CHICAGO a ST. LOUIS.
~ s1g tatss. S-.as+.3lH s@..2i .9o3 sc.o.l.97I
-'''-.ts@ i.5is-s0 iIsi 5s5
csa I-r-l Z, ssii,rus xs73, ,ec3 $50. 3sS
-h an 49,. =, =, .sf.o45 s1s 1872 Gss s52. col sia
Asi s4ru.n.s - -
ss.aT4saa s7.als.s77 s7.s4o.2,s
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The foo7-inz shows yesterdays closing
elotsJlonE for government bonds compared
sllh Thursdays.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. Jan. I.-Following are the
weekly cotton statistics
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
.vrVTcaN LIGHT & TRACTION.

-. American Light and Traction Com
- bss issued its annual report for the
81 e1sed December q, 1909 The earn
- a. the last four years compare as
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
New YORK. Jannarv e1 1aio

Wheat: Open High. Low. Close dsy.
July -..... 1 0as 099s l 90 o93s Osss
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22

Berlin. Jan u.-Domestic shares opened
firm to-day. but weakened later and closed
lower. American securities were stronger
New-York tribune., 1910-01-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
FASTEST MILE EVER
MADE BY HUMAN BEING
Barney old6eld Makes New Worlds Record on
Daytona Track---His Time Is IN 33-l00s Isl
onds.--Later Breaks Another Record.

Daytona, Fla. March le,-Barney OLD
neld. driving against time from a fly
ing start. in a 22-horsepower Benz
automobile OF special design, covered
the fastest mile this afternoon evel
travelled by a human being. His time
was 81 $4,000 seconds. Nothing pro.
jected into space by man. save a bullet.
ever has Travelled $3.50 feet at equal
speed.
The pervions record was set here
four years ago by Marriott, who drove
a special Stanley one mile In :S 1t
seconds, at an average speed OF 1910
miles an hour. Oldheld's average to-
day was 1912.
Returning to the starting line be.
tween files OF cheering spectators. Old
neld again launched his great car from,
a standing start for a mile against
time, and crossed the finish line Will,
nnothersrecord. His time was 10 53-lov
seconds. as against Al 23-l00 seconds.
made with the same car by Hemnaery
on tho Brookfelds track In England.
IN the flying start effort. Oldneld
came down the rock-like surface OF the
track to the starting line an indistin-
Euishable blur OF roaring flamo and
smoke. Almost before the overtaxed
mechanism OF the eye had ad justed 1t
4 self to the changing perspective OF his
approach. he already was dwindltng
into the distance. and almost before the
brain had translated the impressions
of sense into thought he had crossed
the finish line.
The timing for both races was done
by c.. H. Warner. Official timer for thu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
.Acadenlo--Dark.
Bijou-"sal, the Circus CALI
.The Talk OF New York.

"The Talk of New York. a work of
the. fertile Geo. NJ. Cohan. and In q
measure sequel tos"Forty- Five Min
5utcs From Broadway comes TO tho
Academy on Saturday, matinee and
night. after long run In Chicago anu
New York. Victor Moore. the star OF
this occasion. came into general prom
!nence by his perfo rmance Of 'Izid
Burns In "Forty-Five Minutes From
Broadway,'' and his role in the new
play 4 still that OF the slang expert.
The story Of tho piece follows tho
kid after he has become sue
3cessful race.track plunger and has
succeeded In samassing a fortune. lie
has fallen In love with the daughter
of millionaire and encounters all
sorts OF difficulties before finally win
ming her hand. The play is in four
acts and Is said to be presented with
the Identical scenic equipment and tho
original cast which was seen at the
Colonial Theatre, Chicago. and the
Knlckerbocker Theatre. in New York
Z r 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
Derby Two-IIorse AFFAIR.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 1.-THE
Moncrief to-day developed into a. two
horse race. with Bocn Grnndc winner.
Martinez finished second. The third
race. an added attraction. brought out
band or speed marvels, In when ! ohn
Griffon II. reduced his own record Tor
the five and 5 half furlongs to 1:os 30.
Summarizes:
La u Mexican. 100 tGriffen5. IL to /.
first; Oracle, l1S (Powers). to !. sec
ond James Nc. liz (Hannan). 40 to !,
third. Time, :4S 3-5.
Second race-gever furlongs. selling
Mon Ami. 104 lTilson).10 to !. first:
Herdsman. 100 (TroxIer). to J. sec
ond: Amyl. 1o7 tBurns). S to l. third.
Time. 1:14 3-5.
Third race-nve and hall fus!ongs.
q to 10. first: Tom McGrath. 113 Gill
bert). is to !. second; Hoffman. %
(Wilson). 6 to 1. third. Time. 1905 $50.
Fourth race-nntle. purse-Boca
Grande, lo7 (Mountain). II to 5. first:
| Martinez, los lpavls). 2 to i. second:
Solomia, 100 "a. WILSON,. s to 1, third.
Fifth race-six furlongs selling
Strike Out, 107 tGrIten). 6 to ]. first:
Judge cabiness, 10 (Trexler), 10 TO i.
second: King Avo-lale. lib (Fscido. 2
to !. third. Time, 1:1o 3-5.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth.
seIIing-Oberop. ITO (Nicol). to S.
first: Great Jubilee, 40 (LanE1. 10 to
5. second; Earl of Richmond. ITO fPow-
ers), to l, third. Time. 1:4S e-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
VILE EnEcT new BUILDING.
Boat Club Looking for sltt
for Clubhouse.

Ispecial to The Times Dispatch.l .
. Lynchburg, va. March le.---Ihe d.
.rcctors OF tho Lynchburg Boat Club
arc hopeful Of shortly securing lease
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
for q site for the proposed clubhouse,
which Is to take the place Of the o ,i
5,nnr "a last winter, and as soon as this
is secured work will be started on the
new building. The structure is to be
made as nearly fireproof from the
outside as possible. and 1t will cost
about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
E.|W|''A ! SQUAD
IS In D.ANVI.L |. /:
Players Will Practice for Opening
Of League Sea-
son. {. as
lsnenia i ~ ,rh 3 Tin1a.s. nlsnatch.

lspecialt to The Times. plspatch. 4
panville. va. March ls.--Tho Newark
baseball .quad, headed by JpsopE. J, Mo-
Gnnlty. known to the baseball! world as
tho "1ron Man" HAYS arrived hers for
spring practice. and are quarterod at the
The members Of the squad at tho Burton
arc as follows; y. McesinnitS. Larry
shatly, Arthur Mueller, ROYAL i.'sSl. Lark :
Ina. Irughey Hea IN. u 90 q gler,g Danny Bose,
j, lyman, John Flatsr, William IIows.
dali. Ernie VOID (. Chris Holts aud Claude
tInwk ms s5iss, Fsi a KS Il II sgs5
The relieving representing tho newspa rer
fraternity OF Newark arc also at tho Bur
ton With the squad (. ohm lelds sporting
w y, Ssy fa eYs pa
William, Ia rFisons PHI otogra Pier top tho
NeWArli 81 ar, s MI ;ss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Season Opens Friday w it'll Game Against Massey
College---Many Candidates Working for
Position and Prospects Are Bright


Prospects Tor q winning baseball team
this year a. the John Marshall High School
arc unusually bright Practice has been
interfercd with somewhat by tho Indictment
weather, but conch Stubs hopes 10 round
the squad Into shape by Friday. when the
team meets the strong ninc from Masscys
Buslneys College on the Broad Street dta-
mond.
Twenty or more applicants arc out toi
the various positions. among them being six
OF the last year team. Knowles and Jones.
OF the 1870 ontleid. arc out for their old
positions. and with Lipseomb. King. War.
wick Wiltshire. Bottoms and iladdock make
up q bunch from which fast outfeld
should be secured.
on the intisld cottyeil and Montgomery
remain from Inst years team. and arc be-
Ing holly contested for places by Sweeney.
Padgett. Mule and Jordan. The loss OF
Ruescr who was injured during practice
game. and who had been making such q
brilliant showing on second, is greatly fci.
by tho team. He will be out OF the game
this season. but should make valuable
man next year.
Pcarn.an and I.awton arc the most prom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
.FO|.VlNES AND FOOT
REINFORCEMENT

Especial to The Til .Dlspatch.l
Pinehurst,5 N. c.. March 16.-HenrY G.
Eownes, Of the Oakmont Country Club.
and James y. Foot. Of ApaWamis. tied
5thirty-six-hole qualification round Of
the annual clug champ onship golf
n IN second place. y. II. Silliman, Of
the Detroit Country Club, finished with
1866; q, II. Crocke Of the Alpine Club,
sFitchburg, third, in i ~. M
The field. limited to season members.
numbered forty. one division ualifying
for the atch play rounds, which con- p.
3tinue through Saturday, ending Wltn
IL thlrty-slx-hole final. 83,a
8sq The scores: . I.