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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-06-27
VESSELS IN PORT.
Ste ships.

SteamshIps.
Asian, Br $3.50. Wood, Mobile to
John A. Merritt & CO.
Eyer, Ger, 1913. Wenke, Tampa to
John A Merritt 6, Co.
Drumcliffe, Br,. 1891, Hall. New Or
leans to Gulf Transit Co.
Ben Crua chan, Br, 1877, HALEY,
Buenos Ayres via st. Lucia to The
Keyser- Muldon CO.
wilma, Span, 1888. Arrostegui. Tam
pa to Gulf Transit Co.
Ships.
Hermanos. Nor, 1893, Tobiassen,
Montevideo to Pensacola Lumber Co.
Barks.
Mona. Nor, 965, Petersen, Bahia TO
German Lumber Co.
Bolgen. Nor, 1884, Andersen. Port
Elizabeth to order.
Schooners.
Alice B. Phillips. Am, 451. Conn,
Kingston to Stearns Lumber & Export
Co.
Tofa. 535, Borden, Mobile to John A.
Merritt & Co.
Annie, Am, 512. Wal1 Humacas. p.
R, to Stearns Lumber & Export Co.
Joseph P. Cooper, %, Beauchamp.
Havana to Florida Cypress CO.
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JURY TO DECIDE
WHOOWNSCOW
SOLD BY CITY
JOSEPH JOHNSON, A LICENSED
BoNDsMAN, BOUGHT THE COW
WHEN IMPoUNDED STOCK WAS
SOLD. BUT w. &. MARBLE RE-
PLEVINED 1T.

The first case to be tried by a jury
in the court of Justice of the Peace
Johnson will be called in that court
this morning at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, when the jury will be asked to de-
eide the question whether Joseph
Johnson, a, licensed bondsnan, should
remain in possession of COW which
he bought at auction for $40 some
months ago when live stock which
had been placed in the city pound
were disposed of.
The jury to try the case was sum-
moned by Constable Steve Jones yes
terdaY evening.
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WHETHER YOU USE CALOMEL
OR NOT-READ THIS

There are no bad after effects from
taking Dodson's Liver Tone. II does
just what 1t is intended to do and no
more. Dodson's Liver Tone cannot
harm either children or grown-ups and
1t an excellent preventive OF chronic
liver troubles.
The Balkcom Drug CO. sells Dodson's
Liver Tone for 50 cents per bottle and
every bottle sold is guaranteed TO iven
up the liver, and you get your money
back without a question II IT fails you
Some remedies are sold in imitation Of
Dodson's Liver Tone-look out for
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LARGE ROCK is
REMOVEDFROM
SEWER OUTLET
MAYOR GREENHUT AND COMMITS
sIoNERs Pou AND 115NsoN
BELIEVE THAT AN END HAS
BEEN PUT TO THE D'VILLIERs
STREET SEWER TROUBLE.

Mayor Greenhut and Commissioners
Pou and Johnson are keeping right up
with the work of endeavoring to re-
l1eve the unsanitary conditions that
have prevailed for a long time at the
famous DeVilliers street sanitary sewer
outlet, and were on the job again yes
terday, when they made an inspection
of the work which has been done at
that place by City Engineer Rommell.
When the commissioners returned
to the city hall late yesterday after
noon they announced that they found
the outlet working in an exceedingly
satisfactory manner and said that
every indication is that when the
inch pipe which forms the outlet ex-
tending into the bay is completed
there will be no further trouble with
the outlet.
During the time the commissioners
were making the inspection a large
rock was taken from the outlet ex-
tending into the bay and a break in
the pipe leading to the basin was dis
covered. The break in the pipe is a
short distance south of the tracks of
the bayshore line.
Commissioner Johnson said that the
rock which was taken from the outlet
is very large one and that it re-
quired much exertion on the part of
one OF the worknen to move 1t from
the pipe. There is yet a quantity Of
sand on the bottom of the outlet pipe,
bur this Will be removed at once. A
large number of small rocks have also
been removed from the outlet and are
piled up near the scene of operation.
The work done so far by the en-
gineer in his efforts to put a stop to
the nuisance which has so long exist
ed at the outlet is only temporary, but
Engineer RommeIl and the commits
sioners are of the opinion that it will
soon be made permanent, as they say
the indications are that an end has
been put to the trouble.
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All water bills will be due
July l, payable at the office
of the Water Department,
City Hall, if paid on or before
the 10th. Of July, a ,disct. of 5
% will be allowed; if not paid
before Aug. 1, 1913, water is
subject to be shut off, and a
Penalty Of $1.00 added.
Pensacola Water Works.
26iu1Ot
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HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
PASSED SAND KEY.

PASSED SAND KEY.
June 26-7 a. m, schooner Alice
Lord; bound west; a. M schooner
Lydia Mcclellan Baxter, bound west;
9 a. m, steamer j.. S. Luckenbach,
bound west; p; m.~aeamer Honduras.
Arrived
Ger SIS Eyer, 1918, Wenke, Tampa
to John A. Merritt & Co.
Cleared.
Ger SIS Elbe, 1926, Eisfeld, for Port
Arthur, Texas, with 70 tons bunker
coal.
Swed SIS Uppland for Rosario.
Ger IS Elbe for Port Arthur, Texas.
Cleared From ST. Andrews.
st. Andrews, June 26.-The British
schooner Georgian Roo7, Captain Pit
man. cleared today FOR Cienfuegos,
Cuba, with 366,256 feet of lumber.
Passengers on the Asian.
The British steamship Asian, Of the
LeyIand line, which arrived at Pen
Wednesday night, has eighteen pas
sengers aboard bound for Liverpool
and four other passengers will be
taken on at Pensacola. The Asian is
locked at Perdido wharf. where she
will finish her cargo for Liverpool.
Bound for Rosario.
The Swedish steamship Uppland,
which called here from Gulfport for
bunker coal, sailed yesterday for Ro-
sario with a full cargo of lumber,
which was loaded at Gulfport.
Sailed for Port Arthur.
After completing the work Of dis
charging a cargo Of murIate Of potash,
manure salt, kainit and sUlphate pot
ash, the German steamship EIbe Cap
tain Eisfeld, sailed yesterday for Port
Arthur, Texas, where she will load.
She took on 10 tons of bunker coal al
Pensacola
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CAPTAIN w. WEsTLiNG, OF Bos-
TON, SUCCESSOR TO CAPTAIN
A. c. MORENO, ENTERED UPON
HIS NEW DUTIES YESTERDAY.

Captain Walter West1ing, of Boston,
who has been named as the successor
of Captain A G. Moreno a 5 wheels
man aboard the revenue cutter Pen
rose, arrived in the city yesterday and
has entered upon his new duties.
Captain Westling was transferred to
Pensacola from the revenue cutter
Gresham at Boston, on which vessel
he ranked as signal quartermaster.
Captain Moreno resigned his posi-
ton Tuesday after a continuous SER
vice of nearly nineteen years.
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Then You Will Realize How Much
Better for You This Safe Veee-
table Remedy Will Be.

The liver is such a delicate organ
that most people have learned from
experience the danger of logging it
into action with the dangerous drug
calomen. The Balkcom Drug Co. sells
and recommends Dodson's Liver Tone
a pleasant tasting harmless vegetable
liquid that encounGg es the liver, re-
HeVes constipation and biliousness
without restriction Of habit or diet
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the ira de Of the locality to Pensac o1a.
The people here think Pensa cola is
to be one of the greatest cities in the
South.
LELAND 7. HENDERSON.
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Sailed for Port Arthur.
Will Finish Loadina Here.

The German steamship Eyer, Cap
tain Wenke, which arrived yesterday
afternoon from Tampa with a part
cargo of phosphate rock in transit,
viii finish loading at Pensacola. She
is consigned to John a Merritt & Co
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A LOCOMOTIVE
RUNS WILD ON
TARRAGONA ST.

JUMPS TRACK AND CRASHES
INTO A COTTAGE OCCUPIED BY
NEGROES-THEY FLEE TER
ROR- STRICkEN-NO ONE WAS
INJURED BUT SEVERAL WE'RE
FRIGHTENED OUT OF THEIR
WITS.
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In every home where there is
baby there should also be a bottle of
McGEES BABY ELIXIR. 1t may be
needed at any time to correct sour
stomach, wind collie, diarrhoea or
summer complaint. 1t is a wholesome
remedy, contains no opium, morphine
or injurious drug of any kind. Price
druggists. (Adv.)
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switch to turn properly after 1t had
been thrown and had il not been for
the prompt action Of Engineer Thorpe
in applying the air brakes and revers-
ing his engine there would doubtless
have been several fatalities in the
smash up.
A large crowd gathered just after
the unusual occurrence and all dur
ing the day there were hundreds OF
spectators on the scene. The wrecked
engine was pulled to the tracks late
yesterday afternoon and carried to the
shops for repair. The cottage is still
unoccupied
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Mrs. Hightone-Yes, my husba nd
comes OF a noble family. His ances-
tors won great renown on the tented
field
Mrs. Wibbles-How odd Ny hus-
bands people were in the circus busi-
ness, too.-Boston Transcript.
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PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Thirteen cases were docketed for
trial in the recorders court yesterday
morning. Seven defendants were
found guilty, four discharged, one
bound over to the county and onS case
was continued. The fines assessed ag-
gregated S25.
Joe Rosario, who was arrested on
the charge of stealing a watch from P.
D. DuBose on March %, was bound
over to the county. Rosario was re-
leased by the county authorities on a
bond of 500, which was approved by
County judge Bellinger.
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Just the same, the Stanford Uni
versity baseball team is playing Jap
anese teams in Japan right now. May
be baseball is the universal peace
panacea.- Ocean.
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His honor has always said. IF you
have a grievance don't tell the news
papers, tell me, and I will attend to it
for you" Try il, children.-New York
Telegram.
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BETHANY

N-s wizard scott anf her 14rrhfe-.
Nrr o. y tarratf and hahs - Worrsr-
gfrr Ifff fotaV fur H VISIT with Ni.a.
N.H'f a aItffr - 90. kfr CIft o. Nfr.
30 hae lately returned from visit
".fr 10y ~ .r .nrEffrf Nrs $elIe Tsr-
Ilrrtf have teer here d9r.ng her
ST.. Selma LeeIs returned .hi. eve
-.nr rffrr tv0 Weeks visit wIfn n.r
iH1- fFf Mrs " T. Klnr. - K~rsfnr-
go p. ~h' reports tr r1iotshie fiun
E. 'I.I ore VIII D. rafrris. Irnf and
We Do " Wfure. on sunday last rff
W nrn rrfIfrs o. baltimore errr.fIrr
- nH COME hospital uHrs tho reuIafftffe-
- iNr summer end fn.FhinF his course
10 i'.nr hopkins university the coming
Sire o. 81 sfostisis has shirrcd her
N0ufeN"ii ronfa fo Nuerrnrf ra n4v-
nr lately sold hrr property 60 %. ~
50 ~ rarrord. ue,tsnv grsduat. ~
f.H class - nH. arrived IN bethany fo-
drt Co.. take rr his vofk - hrrs~- arf
sr.refHft Goo President r D. Cramhieff.
W Evans HAVING resigned some time
ffH. making 10 reHfHafrV fn have a new
man Mr Evans gave only part ~ hfa
Zinc g. f.e work. while tle new man
Do devote his entire time ~ ~ me
FfHvfH 90 Uetf. COLES. trs rsst ret-
demands fhc entire Htffrtion 81 q CONNIE
tent man
VffHHrv va4 somewhat su-prisef %
bear today faf rhe v4s to iose ono ~
."r oldest fHmiItes W and Mrs. WI
jam dodgers have feeIfsf here or -
.Nnfroof hrf have de.'fsf 20 move " Ifi,
.r.r entire family % Weushurr afr
in.rfrt anil frs out . have aa. ttrs.f u ... D.
f"r.e f"f fHe summer and better orno-.
tunifes ars oUen to them in other va5a
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FINANCIAL.

p" % vas Thought hcrt Tor the whole
ltii--'u hcfe. Mt ana airs tt.uk VII
ih"utI. The will taNc W UclT abode
Boo Ioilarsh,s. " Na
Nj lIl.uefd an mis- crew 81 ,arueI-
f'fs are busy OF utrh ers,fiuE three new
seven room ust- 10 luea-urnt tIumrirf ..
,.r, s ~ 'st' nno ION n" Of , len, ,
t' Welcomed by tp,so vHo wan - .rulr
Z ere. aud viii he 80 impfct eucnt o. our
Htt!. .lty
Prof " % Ta,ior nIled the puipit- at
Wet Llrcftt 10 chapel llu sunday
last llc W=-. a.tlmlalicf hy a. uIf-
Hta ~Ur Ni.lIam. ue above named
'Nur. hes ere wIf.put o. rfgIiar pastor
since tie EfaduatI"u of =. d. Glsru .n
Ilus 81 this ycsf
TIE Hsf.tny public schools have 30
iheir tee ulug force Tor the coming yeaf
pr p o. Huttou. principal. ami AIss.s
May h0rer Hnst Eiefe Wilson. ns-istanI-
lle lHiri t0u wcr1 setHlned from iH-t
nr-t time snd y,e ~ him succ.s. ''
tennis match was pulled IN on fHn
j.. tennis counts here today between
tue Jacob brothers aud 81 fatcn uf
W ellahurg aud shorty bradford AMI Me-
MiNHu OF lrfIHrY TUs first aft WA
PLAYED hF Jacob AMI Hatch against the
bethany boys. Che former wIuuIul TIE
tf.nnI w played OBJ fIr IHrun b.ntf,ta
rfifu lr favor Uf fIs IcfhIuN team Tus
Third wHH calieI uItI ~ sc1ru - g.g.
on account 81 fIc Wellsburg team ha0-
ing 90 catch o. taI
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure. shower area covers
the lower Lake region and St Lawrence
valley this morning. extending south
westward To the middle West.
The entire Northwest and upper wall
ieys are covered by a high pressure.
TAR and sessonably cool weather area
y temperature OF 90 degrees was noted
~ WINSTON. y. - II gh pressures at .
lar weather also prevail over the A.
l.nti' ard GLlt sections and middle
" est The presSures are slightly belo "
tn normal over the Pacific and Plateau
states
Tn shower area will probably pass
Owe this section ton ght or early Thurs
cay.
local data. II CHEST temperature yes
tcrdaN So degrees. lowest last night. c.
deEr IS. no rainfall
RIVERS
The ohio will continue 70 fall in the
district IL c HOWE
Section Director
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BIDS OPENED
Government Engineer Examines EST.
mates For New River Dsms-WHn
BE Forwarded TO Washington.

Bids for the construction ~ Ohio
river dams so rs at sistersyius and
No 10 a. Marietta were opened in tho
local ohice 81 the United states cnci-
ueers yesterday. Tho approximate
cost ~ each dam Vili b. 81 .0Oo. 900 and
the T A. Gillespie COMPANY. ~ Pitts
hurrh, has submitted tho loves bid
90 date. the National Contract Com.
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roRnER wHErLrHarTH
~ HEnE ON BUSINESS

W Aiffrf WII.nr urff DBL few months
nff f I'rTf ~ fIIH .Iff. I.rf rpt. III
I1rear IIIr. 90. fs spending several fstr
r.. ..f rUeHf = relative. - - I..E.
'rr fff.. IHaIreea rr4ffera So WI 70.
Ffa Formerly marHEer - The % % fiun
paws NieellnG Office. Iut Dr. now
nff9INff H.H general manager o. ffe
fHrr. ..I'e frfrrHFnHu rnnrar. d.. d.
". Urf-fiert ~ fne FruestIii- t..ar..H,.r
0f comm er"e fnf while here va. rraas-
uref - the Nnsalius board 81 trade
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pany. Of Evansville. Ind being a Gloss
second With their bid but 81 00O less
than that turned IN by % Pittsburgh
Company.
The local government officials have
no power 10 award contracts and the
successful bidder will not be MAIDS
known until the officials az Washine
ton have considered al bids Work on
both dams will be started within two
months
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July 23.-Larger exports
than any previous day this season caused
hrmness today in wheat. The market
closed steady at last nights level to -
HIGHER. Corn showed net loss OF !. a
:. and oats a decline OF t.HA. For
provisions the outcome varied from sq
u baSkset TO i5c advance.
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Money.

.,sS AZ" a, Ti.h. Ia'y -'mM"nsy On caii
rate. % rlI-In- bid. =. closing asked.
~, Tim" m"u"t easier. sixty days. q.
q" per cont. ninety DAYS. 4tsu4a xix
fIUrf.r. . d. Te
copper Irregular. STANDARD spot. 1875
BID. el"ctrolffir. - 5Ufiffs1. Lake. - 90
G ia. ,a-fiuE>. if-rfi 1850 Tin gui-.
SPOT. - 90 tis.. had. go bid spell
ter. 1"n : 60. .ron Irregular.
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WILL MAKE AUTO TRIP.

The VIII Menkemclier brigade con
sIsiing Of William Menkemeuer. Jr..
J y korel. ~ Kennedy and Charles
ohcrmau Ir. viii tour through 70
Louisville. Ky. IN autos They eE-
poet Co De some on tha trin q w@@h
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STOCK MARKET BECAME REACTIONARY
WITH LOW RECORDS ON GOVT, ISSUES

NEW YORK, July 23.-From its ir-
regular drift OF the previous session.
todays stock market became reac-
tionary. with more low records in gov
eminent issues. New Haven and some
OF the doubtful specialties, chiefly Pc
troleums. The movement was conpar-
atively narrow md trading small IN
volume. The Mexican situation loomed
more prominently than at any time
IN weeks. but was less depressing than
the further decline in government 2's.
which yielded to s6L.
sales OF these bonds. in part at
least. were evidently for account Of
small interior institutions. and rumcr
mad II that some fairly large blocks
OF this ssue had changed hands
over the counter al a price well
under the lowest stock exchange quo
tation. Ira ding became extremely
dull in the late hours. save FOR a smart
movement in Am1lgamated Copper.
which failed 10 .mpart any material
strength elsewhere. the closing again
inclining to heavin"ss, particularly in
New Haven. For the third consecu-
tive day London was again a buyer.
Local money rates were easier for so
and go days. Total sales $4,000.
The general bond market was lower
In sympathy with stocks. Panama IS
shared with government IS in estab-
hshinS low rate price Total sales.
par value. aggregated SI.5co.ooo.
.; Bsehe Coz Closing Letter.
INV YORK. July 23-TTere rs a
falr amount Of realizing saIes IA -ne
tailY 'raGing today and a slight set
nacE was rather welcomed rs the hulla
Inc copper Metal market IN Ion,io n
vas nrm and the leading domestic rro-
cuCers we're reported a. raising IN.
price an eighth or cent al around IN.
Prices now seems pretty veil estahI. .It-
81 ~ l4iz cents per pound The chill
ing OF strike 10 The Lake Conner
mines seemed 90 help the rraTtef
AWalgamated was strpna. and fairI, a..
i've All day. The production % LAKE
Mines amounts t. about 20 0o0 Go
POUNDS a month. 80 that in event Of
Irofra.ted strike. the market ppuId feel
TIE effects badly Stocks are reported
- low ebb. The Petroleum ato-
w. strong Central Leather vs.
strong A. the close snd COPPER closed
near. the h .Chest tn. oufin.r fa mofs
promising for A sIstsiIcd uTVarI move
Eent.
New York Stock Exchange.
WHEELING. " VI. July ~ II
Range of active storks o. 80 Nsv
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CHICAGO. July 2s.-Cash quotations
were as follows.
Hye. No. .. % y asa
BARLEY feed or miAinEp. 4S9ss
Timothy seed. 3T5aI75
clover seed nominal
Mess pork. =: % . $500
Lard Gin tisrcesI. II 25Iz TIi.So.
Short rihs doosel. il.J0alcS7.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
"a. July 22.-'rttlc light. supply steady
'hoiee. S.s0G 800. veal calves. IL 90 -
1l.5u.
liogs active. receipts. 10 double decks
Prime heavies. $500 ?55. mediums. ~
q 80. heavy workers.. 300fHa5. light
workers.. 9.95 n 1900. pigs. s95NIO. o..
roughs. S.O0d $50
CHICAGO July 23-TIors-Rec,;pts
1900. SLOW. STEADY. bulk OF sales : qs
q ? 30. light. 91ode5O. mixed. SSoG
f.i'. h".yN. e0f $50. rough. S.s0G SIS
pigs. 75Od?eS
t"ttle--Kcceipts. y 0o9. steady 80 ioc
lower Reeves. s.2"H...p. Texas steers
9nH 500. suckers aud feeders. ssnef
:. = cow- 'ni icifers. 2.sUGS.io. .sives
2; n 20
She"p-- Rcceip;s. 10000. rcrerailv lo4f
y" higher Nat'Ne sheen. f-Emsa-.
y"arl'ug~. $50 H 6."5 lambs d.. sou -.5
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OIL CITY Pa. Iuiv - Credit hal
~ 'r. tt" lure f-fs-s Hterare. 10.
%. shipments. 1919. average. 49,
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HAY AND GRAIN
1sotatioas " G. ?. nrsnsIl.h . %.


fast wear see ne churches ~
'Ir.'erfom '0rfriHufsd more frfn
100000 n0N o. missionary work
're0 -.H'f what r1 stftr rre frrv
''e'.r OBJ" "rtfhfr. nfe sf.t.Hfrt
iu.t snf tsrrarin rtsaE-.- &C. Lou.
DtfuHIIr
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va, July ~. -.
Trs active IIttsuurEn st''cES. Corr-cIsa
lazy ny A. L. Masten K Co. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bsas
building
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Transfer hooks close July 10 Tor O.
~ per cent cash dividend payable Aus
ust
Transfer books close July - for
per cent cash dividend rn-abie Augrst
sTrarefsr books lose july - sor 2
p"r cent cash dividend paTaLlc AUGUST
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STOCKS. Ior

Iork Stock Exchange. corrected daily By
- =. Asstsn Co.. brokers
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tI-Trarsfrr hnrku close July ~ f.r
- cert cash tilend Iarahle Aug q
90 Transfer books close TlIs gt f.r
p'r cent cash f.dend payable AuE D.
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sroCKs Par. IBid. ILsx-IL

'BooNs close Illy 10 for Il z dividend
aysble July 81.
vnooks close July 3 for %, dividend
payable August I.
sh"oss 'ioS" July ~ for 20, dividend
payable August l.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. July %. -
7ht following quotations on ms mora
ectiNs WhccliES stock, are corrected
alb or the intsliigencer by George W =
Baron. local broker. and II r. AArssslL
manager Bond Department
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STOCK. BID. ASK.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12
THE KNEISEL QUARTET.

The Kneisel Quartet announces that The
opening concert Of the twenty-second sea.
son in New York will be given at New
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday evening, No.
vember II. The remaining dates in the
series will be December 9, January u
February TO- March and April Z. Among
the works by contemporaneous com
posers TO be placed on these programmes
will be Vincent DIndy's Quartet In
major. Op. 45; Chadwicks Quartet In D
minor. No. 5, and the scherzo from the
Quartet, Op. %, by A. Bruno, which mas
not yet been published.
The members of the quartet are lus
returning TO New York after an absence
of four months. the last month having
been spent in preliminary rehearsals al
Mr.. KneiseTs summer home at Blue Ai-
Me. The twenty-ninth season in the Ms
tory of this organization bids fair to Be
an unusually busy one. The first EXTENDED
tour will be made Immediately after the
opening New York concert, and VIII taks
the quartet TO the South. where concerts
have been arranged in North and souta
Carolina and Georgia. In addition 10
other tours during the year, which take
the quartet as far West as Kansas TIE
regular series of from two TO six co.,
certs will be given. as usual, IN Ne"
York. Boston. Chicago. Philadelphia
BROOKLYN. Baltimore and other cities.