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4.4O NiHtsr GGnes Ss.85--4.1O, 0iHtsr
tan,ifs e3.40--3.s5, Grtra S3.25-8.30, srs
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$5.15-5.60, 30. f4nest4. .40-4.7S 30. EsRiIs
$4.10--4. 20; Asssenmetl, nsrentkIi1 sss
mifdses S4.76--4.s5, rsiRss Sits $500
6.26, asmifates t4.7S--5.0o Der 81.
q etsea. - Nasst futts nns ftetiu.
4 YstAer Mtnter 10l -l0se. Ns. . bo. IS
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su lOic, 400 Nu. DO. Ro. 2 10ls+e, Gar
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oo. 531te, 500 gx. DO. 52He. Gar no.
aemifnter 5sc auf benz geIetie.
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ne. 3 95-97e. Ne. 4 "a SOC.
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$50, Htle x.S 1eifers $2. l0--6.6o. 2xIser
$S.5o-s.25. Narft fetie unb etmus niebriI
6Asstst. - setAtt IS. .e0--s.2o, ess
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sante $3.50 10, SerteI $4.l5 -- $40,
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letmtf&s So. .1o-4.70, sskliAs $3.5o~4.75,
sSdbrlinge s475--S55.
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pefIiAe $4.6o-.eSo. Narft ftetis uno 10,
Hieortger.
Safx5r. - EtKSvtsI $4,000, eSsstIe
so. 900, @Asfe aRs aSmaer $4,000.
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GItssss. %. 5anudv.

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xat.ntsst. .0o-4.s5, Strstshss $s.S9-+.7O.
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a .40-4.e0. Baferss3. .60-4.8o.
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Rtnepteb. - Die 3afuhr mar beuts
etrpas aertnser, bic Rahfraae nitt beisns
oers tart uao bic Rretie Der beiieren Bare
iie!sn um l0--l5e, Der eepobnItheH um 25
c. Der Rurit itIeb iawoh.
SSvers gtiers $3.50 - 6.7s, ertra
SIS, st.iis.rti.r.s4.25-5.75, Is, anssrIsien.
bis .rtra s6.oo-6.5o, Seifers s3.0o-5.o 90,
Rass sl.50-4.5o, ertra $460-5. 90.
earrers 81 Sc - 2.76, Stsders uus
seesers S3.25--500.
BulIeu. - Die 3ufu5r mar sisnIi6
aroE, NIB Die gSreiie Feleu um l5--25e.
Die 9adirase mar etus CUTE.
@aaere aws fst4ts $S. .0o-3. 90, SoIneua
A.o0 -4.65. sgtra s4.75, fstts suger
S4.75-5.00.
UliI&tUhe. 5eute mar Der Nart.
Han uro bic preife fieIeu um $500 90
eas Stid
aGIber.- Die 3ufuhr mar arOs, unb
Die 8reiie fielen uin 25c per 100 Bfuno'
Crsinsrs aHs srsSs $3.50 90, fair bis
sate IsiAts $6.o0-7.53, ertra s7.75--S. 90
SGw,ine - Die 3ufuhr pom 56rpsi.
nea mar beute unr nabia, Die 2anfra9e
cine oass. uRo bic @rtiie itteseu um loc per
100 4funb.
Ghwere e6msine bra6ten $685. 35
ssts Bis sAssrleieHs Serpafunsss unc
sIeiiasrisrtsn $6.3o--6.35. seniiats 9sr'
yadsnssisrten S6.15-6.30, srstnars bid
ssssrleiens iAsers fetts Saas $4.25-5. .s5c,
ertra $3.50, 6tsss $3.0o-5.25, Ietdts
Beriaustirten S5.25-s 90, serteI ssx llo
Yfunb uns Sensser sI.25-5. 90.
G&afe uno2d m mmer-Tt. gu.
Fubr mar niht sroB uno bic greiie itstiq
bis itarf.
Stafe --Grtrs SS.65-75, CUTE bts asstr
Ieien $3.a5--s.60, oroinGrs BIS sate 81 .25
800, SdbrIinse S4.25-5.2s.
edmmer. -Grtra $780, So. quite bis aus
erleiene $e.25 - $50. oreindrs bis quite
a. 2s--S.00. Gul5 $85o-4.00.
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Metau MART.
Res Hsst, go. ydruc

Hss 4sr,. 29. Janudr.
sirr mar rubia ~ s4s Ss-4425; eupfer
itpah esis I4H - l4s<e. eIeetrsIss
thie ~ l4H--l4kc aHs SaaiHa IN ls1z--
l4lzt. BIsi mar fIau All 81 40-4.5o f;
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ruhia. 70. ssuHorr ssrtterx ~ STATS
100. no. q -. ~ Sl4.50-l4.75, SO.
| ssatsers ans 70. 6ostSsra lott su
Sl42S-l475.
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2n6er. greiie Stetid. Raffinirssf
Ent 2oaf q. Tee, ysuseres sos, gutesa. Zoe i.
srsnuIsteS 5.eSe, gsnfeettsners >. Z" so:'
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5.50-S, ,55e, ertrs. g" 5.35--5.4ss. .srstHt
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TIC. ssuiftars. sanes Sess s--sl<e. Srtms
4H-51e ,,rstnArer ~ -<e. Sspss ~
-4s4e per 9funs.
Tairn ErsSafts.
Rsftsr. Rarh ruhts uno greis FHr
EIaien lie niserioer. Tancs Greamern 3s1{c
greamery Hriss s0ke. -. feesnss pave.
faaes Dairs 27e. re. 24e Ser Sfuus.
Aafs. - Wsrss zen. Otts ass Tie.
Nsrsweaerlt&er l7Ke. ses Asrs lae.
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rind, gsrit fefi Brima frii4e 6fihnereies
ssc, HrFs. SIC orbinarp firfts soc.
isesnis 25e per Tut.
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tia BITS isit. Sprind Citizens non iibes
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harsrter l5e. SAkner I1e. 1ikns 7e,
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auser gfuns 1ls. Gdnie s-i0e per III.
Dbsxnb esma'..
9ep fel. - Tancu $3.50 - 4.O1. cute
s2.90 400. seDSbuIias ti.oo-2.oo per
Ubl.
gitrsnsn. - Rar.t ffetis. GaIifornis
$500 $50. Sloriea $3.50 400 per
Rite.
CesaAeB. - Narst:fSiy ass eshy. -
Isiioua t4.00-5.00. Slorioa S2.50-2. rs
California s25o-3.50 per Aiffe.
Ereusbeeren- Gape 6oes $500
$50. sep6bnlit,e s.00-s.5o per Dtt uni
$2.25--2.50 per Rite.
AsrtsffG u. $3.ax-s.5o per Btf. IN,
N.l4-l25 serSu. pomStors nns LOO
l.l2 auf bem 0eleife.
Starts fife biae Ser
Zen ST. l.0o--l 10, fanen 81 so per Banner
4raut. Merit ffetts. Daniib $so-3s. .o(
per Ton nns $3.50 - 2.60 per 1bt
auf benz 0elells-
ete6rabe $l.2s-I.50 per Btf.
pom store.
~ b teta. - cinbeimiide selbs 81. 81
-I.35, sepobnliae rssbe s5-i0oe per On.
aeat.
Ealt hetie. gsima mss
ssnfst t3.l5 aeRssts anS tst bauS se
yNa6ts 1sss "a. so per gu.
Asa.--Narft subig. Reses 30. l lime
to $23 Oo-23.S0, 80. 2 DO. ELISA. 90
5 10. $2o.o0-20 so. aIse semiiNter Ro
i.5O.-222 25 30. bo. $50 OO--2l .OC
alse go. j 323.50-23.00. 80. 2 DO. S2.OC
-2i 80 per Ton.
Rlalsnfattsr IN feh.--Hleis 12Y 81
--280Q, Rtsstins srsts e27. 90 o--48. 90, bs
ieiues s28 .oo-79.ko. ssmif4tes 5utttl
S2S. .0o--2s.I 80 per TsRRs In 0uEI xnb 81 .OI
Mebt aui BEN oelsifs.
psls. Earss IN httte. - 2es.S
sstes Toe. sess4tes Tie per osIsns II
vartisn ben Otl. Gytra Dinter fet
1srsSI eee rss oaGsRs. Gsttss oesl
Del rstes 45e. refknirtes ~ - 43e ysl
OsGsws. 1srpeMtim 5se. 4etsslswM, Der,
fsetisa l0s, D1is, ksatxky xRs Sabians
Sks pr oa1sRs. gsssx Oeielts lot,
HeStta lSe per osHsms.
GaIl. - Der Rsrst IN rxlte. oNl
nt,ss Sc, Ni4lsas s1s Alrsn I04e ys,
Dbl. psa1S0 4fuab.
xsfe N ketls. Drsma City 011<-ss<s'
10. Gsssssy s1-sSs per Disas.
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Siebmdrfte.

etnsiHHati. 20. Sanuur.
aaFukr uHe geriaHst pdhrero ben psr'
flofI,nen 45 StuHesn, persIiteu nit osriels
ben 3ett poriger mode, waren pis ioIst /:
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gferbe unb Wanleiel.

Cincinnati. %. Sauucr.
Sn Der perHoNtnsH @sne mar Der Rartt
reAt fsbbaft. Tas 8nsebst mar sros. bic
Aadfrase eine cute uno Der Rartt fsft.
Die Euottruns.r 10 aren Ute folst:
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Ga4s.-warit rusis unb tssia. odrs.
Isr.auf.n vrtna ~ 23--29c per gfuus uus
psrsaufsn sle!se luaststdten III 2-3e ms5r
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Ntntstst. Oeeves t4.7o - $40,
rerss Gtiess t4. .4e--5. 10, uehIt6s etters
S4.6o--7.o0, 6ss6srs xxS 1ssssrs $3.50
The evening world., 1912-11-29
JOHN 7. BRUSH BURIED;
BASEBALL NOTABLES
ATTEND THE FUNERAL
Many View Body of Magnate,
Then Fill Church at Ser
vices in Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. 20
Many baseball and business associates
to-day attended the funeral OF John T.
Brush, President OF the New York Ma
tional League Baseball Club. who died
early Tuesday in his private car near
Louisiana, Mo-, while en- roate West for
his health The service we're held at
p. NJ. at st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
and the burial was at Crown Hill Gene
terry here. Friends called at the home
of Mrs. Harry N. Hampstead. the
daughter Of Mr. Brush, to view the body
before 1t was taken to the church.
John J. McGraw. manager Of the New
York National League Club. was one OF
the honorary pallbearers. Among the
baseball men attending the funeral were
President T. J. Lynch. National League
President b. B. Johnson, American
League; President Ed. Barrows. Inter
national League: Charles Comiskey,
Chicago Americans: c. w. Murphy. Chi
cago Nationals: August Hermann. Gin
cinnati; Charles Ebbetts. Brooklyn. and
Secretary John Heydler. National
League.
The evening world., 1912-11-29

at the Loree home last night and II
was after midnight when the guests de-
parted when the butler went into
the dining room this morning he found
It stripped OF every article Of value.
The burglars had come In through a
window and carried out their loot on
great silver trays There were the
footmarks Of three men on the snow
outside the dining room windows.
There were also evfdcnccs that the
thieves had come up through tho orr
vate roadway leading to ths villa from
Pleasant avenue. west Orange. IA an
automobile. Not a sound OF the In
vasion was heard by any of the occu.
pants OF the house Many OF tho piece,
Of silvcrware stolen were old family
heirlooIns.
The evening world., 1912-11-29
iy booming Emanuel 7. snbcrs,ein. a

" booming Emanuel l. Silberstein. a
lawyer for railroad commissioner
ship. The district Is the home OF sam
uel :. kocnig. Republican leader. whose
defeat in the recent election by Mr.. sill
bernstein and David Lazarus. Port War
den. marks the first Democratic victory
In koenig's district in six years
Mr.. Silbcrstcin was appointed Deputy
Acknowledgement In October and PROVE
cuted election frauds In tho district.
causing score of arrests. Years ago.
when william Sulzcr spoke from the
bac Of wagons on the east side. Silbcr-
stein, scarcely cut ID short trousers,
made speeches IN hIs suIvprt and vas
called the boy orator OF the East
side" lie has the support Of Sulzers
old hackers and the recommendation Of
high officials, including Judge Warren
w, Foster, senior member OF the Court
OF General Sessions. OF whom he IL a
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associate. Isidore Mehrbacn. Of No. ~
Hamilton place.
$4,000 for the testator's friend and
associate, Peter Peterson. OF No. 200
East one Hundred and Second street.
$4,000 for his associate and friend.
James 4 Connolly. OF the Drexel Arms
Hotel. Chicago.
$4,000 for his friend and associate
william Mckinty. OF the Hotel Balti-
more. Kansas City. Mo.
The executors Of the will and the
trustees Of the funds are the Rev.
Fathers Doran. Frank Kramer, Louis
c. DuVall Arthur J. Baldwin. The will
excludes the clergymen from receiving
pay for their administration Of the es-
tate, but gives the remaining executors
3 per cent of all moneys received and
paid out by them, for the reason that
they are among my closest friends" and
because Il hold them in high regard
and desire them to give TO my estate
their best attention"
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ARRESTED AS AUTO Thief.
George Rodenbnch Caught After .
JOY Ride.

George Rodenbach. a chauffeur. Of No.
2oO Eighth avenue, was Arrested to-day
at a garage in Forty ninth street near
Eighth avenue on charge Of having
stolen a touring oar yesterday from In
front of No. sB West Thirty.ninth
street
The cor h owned ny . vaudeville Der.
former known as Doc" Armstrong and
who lives in Brooklyn. He had taken a
young woman to her home In Thirty
ninth street and was bidding her good
Red Cross + Cough Drops.
Nothing better for sore throat &c per boz. -Advt.
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THE SALE is not closing without everyone having
fair opportunity to take advantage of it. If we had
restricted the sale strictly to the number originally
ranged for-the sale would be matter of history.
We decided upon definite closing day. which is
Monday-9 80 oclock in the evening
Thus any order received for of the pianos of
the playep up to Monday at the close of business
will be filled
These orders will be numbered they arc received and
filled and delivered in the order received.
Those whocancal may select the they wish omthc
floors which soldbut not delivered
and intellgenty from our Book of Photographs which
we will gladly mail, if request is made Immediately.
The initial payment of Five dollars must accompany all
orders whether left at the store sent by mall All orders
even the delivery the instrument your home upon
the first payment of Five dollars and giving you your
money back at the end of 80 days trial if you wish it.
convenient to you-even up to Christmas New Year.
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by in the hallway when four men
Jumped into his car and drove away
with It.
No trace OF the car was obtained until
last night, when It was brought into the
Forty-nlnth street garage very much
tho worse for wear. Rodcnbach had
come back TO take II out again when
no wus arrested.
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BURGLARS USED AUTO.
Carried et6,OOO IN silver From
West Orange Home.

The rs,istlAi villa Of I,eonard r. Lo.
rer. President % the Delaware and
Hudson Railroad, on orange Mountain.
West orange. was entered by burglars
early to-day and robbed OF $4,000
worth of silverware.
There was "a big Thanksgiving party
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protere and with whom ne was asso-
ciated for seven years. The Democratic
organization OF the sixth District. OF
which Siibcrs,en Ia chairman. has ar
ranged formal request for Ilber-
stems appointment to the position OF
Railroad Commissioner
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A BOOM FOR SILBERSTElN.
ssssh Distriet Mcn Wont Railroad
Commissiouership for Him.

Although Gov.-elect sulzer has given
no animation OF his coming appoint
ments and will not do so until Jan. 1.
sixth District politicians are confident
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Man Killed by Train Kills Another

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j.. Nov 20.
An express train on the Pennsylvania
at Plansboro to-day struck Michael CO.
roma with terrific force. His body
crashed into Tony vengevengo. crush
ing In the side OF the latter and killing
min instantly. The men we're section
hands.
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Times up Monday the sale ends
Copyright. 1912, by Stone 4 MScarrick. Inc

Copyright sn by
GALES MAY and sales may go-bu we know
~ POSITIVELY that no piano sale has ever been the
success of this Pianos things you do not buy every
day You buy one in your litetime maybe tl0o Pianos
represent considerable investment. We furnish
whole house for you very comfortably for the price of
single piano: So when we tell you that there days
during this sale when could not wait customers,
you then appreciate the stupendous go to this sale
1t was the plan that did it.
1twasco-operaton; ve operating with the manufac
urers Direct the customer cooperating in turn with US.
The prices were low; extremely low.
The terms were easy. Any one could meet them;
And the guarantee (which called our Bond OF Con-
fdence and the half dozen unusual conditions
of sale made altogether the most liberal proposition upon
which any goods sold.
And the public salU this-and simply Hocked in to-
take advantage of it.
The sale is closing weeks earlier than we expected
and then have been obliged to provide tor more
instruments than it original intention to SELL
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Cable News.
No CANAL BILL
ARBITRATION
fAssncintrd Press Cablel

WASHINGTON, August 30.-From
reliable authority comes the asSer-
ton that the United States govern
ment will not heed the protest filed
against the Panama Canal Bill by
the British government and will re-
fuse to consider the demand for ar
bitration, which Great Britain init
mates she will make in the formal
note forwarded to the State Depart
ment by the acting British ambassa-
dor here.
1t is asserted here that the Wash
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Britain would be exceeding her rights
in making such a request, under the
circumstances. and that the protests
she has already filed are entirely un
justified by. the facts and the bill.
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Sc DH FOh 1C
-. START OF PARCELS POST
WASHINGTON, August 29.-It,<was
announced here this afternoon that
the parcels post clause of the recent
appropriation bill would take effect
in January of 1913.