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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RuTTER-There WAS some accumulation
Yesterday OF medium grades that receivers
tried TO sell but found few buyers Abou,
lowest grades There was little spoculs-
tive demand for nne extras to store. The
market closed rather weak on other grade
= Ia .siae.; seconds. ssq &c; .,h!rds. q q
1 oIns s sssss %a'y com 1 20 faT
process extras, 22M22ifc. nrst' goa
:las 'S maxi. sI nS.: ..s s%
isnc.: packing stock, current make. No. D.
isnc: lower grades, l6aisc.
observation-disclosures trading was In evil
dence yesterday, with higher trend for
nearly. every grade; THIS was especially
true OF fancy eoSrGd and ~Hi.s Which rSs
only cheese that remained as previous was
state skins Daisies We're In good ON, demand ,rs.m
eolored and white. specials AZ altAc;
eoiored and white average fancy itghsc 4:
undergrsdes lom $40 Daisies; iSH 5hc
state skim. fresh, specials IA q lac;
poor to fair, 5@slsc.
EGGs-Trade was fair Yesterday. but
Jobbers had taken on what stock they
could use until after the Fourth There
demand was for fancy current receipts, A few
storage eggs are being used by the chained
stores in preference to n Surrent sscei Iss,
49, 's diries' No. Iigise.; 10 No. I: ics
nearby hennery whites asa 2sc. hennery
browns .id26c.: mixed colors, goa Use.
LIVE POULTRY-There was no auction
sale yesterday of CARROTS, consequently there
was not regularly established market.
The receivers unloaded twenty-hye care
| two Of which we're by express. The Do
mand was active for fowls and the market
| closed well cleaned up at lsigc BOOSTERS
| we're in demand at l2iac. There were bu,
/ few turkeys Not sufficient regular prices
| existed, so accurate quotations cannot be
made.
| DRESSED POULTRY market yes
| A.A han f.r lad
fowls as the receipts did not show much
! selected stock Weighing sla nb lbs, That
grade was Arm while anything under that
! weight was slow sale. There was no change
| for old ROSTERS and not much volume In
the trade as many Of the butchers had
tivlJy in frozen poultry. There was de,
| mand for fancy roasting chickens and good
turkeys. There were more poor turkeys
than the trade would take, hut snythins
follow; Fresh, killed tGrkeys average a
~ lbs each, a III. 3sdtoc.; lbs each
| ssm 3sc. Fowls, Western, boxed, 80 lhs
| and over to dozen lsisc.i 30 20 ~ lbs
isalshc; under 30 lbs, i?'s isc n
scslded. l6,sc; Western and southern
| poor ilai2c Ducks, spring, Long Isl
| and l6c. old, l2H l3c. Old BOOSTERS, ! y "a
! i9c squads, white 10 lbs to dozen, 81
/ : lbs seas. Frozen--Turkoys small, west
orn selected hens and toms, sSu csc, Ken
~ 10 hos MIX fed. fancy IS TO 20 lbs.
iad soc. corn fed. liaisc chickens min
fed. ~ TO 3s lbs. 10 dozen. lisa &c. corr
fed, AZ @lsc Fowls ,wes'ern boH,cd g
ia q Sc; old ROSTERS isai:Hc.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


good many traders would have gons
short OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
per cent. bonds over the date for the
expiration OF the convertible privilege II
they had been able to borrow the bonds.
That IT would have been a profitable OPP
Grafton there Is no doubt. Sales OF the
bonds regular" on the last day of June
were made as high as 90ss. There were
no transactions in them yesterday except
for cash. but the ruling quotation now
that they sell EEK convcrtlbiilty" IL SO
bid. s71a asked. In all t5,22s000 of the
bonds failed to avail themselves of the
privilege to convert into stock. This total
was about 100000 larger than had
been figured out by experts This neglect
of an obvious opportunity to take a sure
profit was evidently deliberate. The COM
pany took pains to bring the date OF the
expiration of the convertible privilege TO
the attention OF the bondholders. There
can be no complaint on that score. But
liz all cases OF this kind a consider able
number Of bonds are held back. These,
generally speaking, represent holdings by
estates which II In impossible or difficult
to disturb. People who decided against
conversion simply because they preferred
bonds TO stock would hardly have over
looked the advantage Of getting out OF
their Booklyn ~. II only temporarily.
while the price was held up more or less
artifcially.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee CLOSES steady, with Trading
Duii and Range Narrow.

Coffee was dull but steady yesterday.
rejecting steady cables and better local
sentiment. Price changes were not pro-
nounced ana the market at the close was
three to four points lower than on tho pre-
ceding day. Primary receipts are still
running heavy. but tho Brazilian spot
markets displayed a firm tone. Rain was
reported In three OF the five Sac Paulo
districts. Rio exchange on London was
unchanged.
Hsvre opened unchanged to Z to Y
fr. higher.
Hamburg opened u pfg. lower and
closed - pig. lower.
Rio No. : was unchanged at 5000.
Santos No. was unchanged at $500.
Santos No. was unchanged at $4,000.
Rio and Santos receipts were $4,000 bags
against $4,000 bags last year At Sac
Paulo there were $4,000 bags. against
$4,000 bags. and at Jundishy there were
1000 bags. against $4,000 last year.
Warehouse receipts OF Brazilian coffee
az New York and New orleans were
4o.2s9 bags, against 54.l23 last week.
The worlds visible supply of coffee
at tho end Of June shows decrease OF
275.4ln bags. against n decrease for
June OF last year OF 297.776 bags. Total
general visible supply on July 1 was
lI.303.i9t bags. as compared with 49,
2SJ,3i6 bags last year.
Prices were
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Shorts Only sellers.

Spectators who sold Baltimore and
Ohio stock short with great enthusiasm
last Tuesday morning Immediately after
the opening Of the market on the news
OF the expected receivership for the Gin
cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton have had
no opportunity TO cover except at a loss
Evidently they believed that they were
selling on behalf OF stockholders who
would liduidate later As Il now appears
nobody sold except spectators, for the eN-
pected liquidation so far has not developed
About 5000 shares were traded in on
Tuesday. and the price after being forced
down to sSL closed at s2ts. On Wednes-
day dealings dropped TO 700 shares and
the stock left or at s9a. Yesterday
Baltimore and Ohio edged its way up "a
90t on sales OF 900 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tn. July 1871. number. o., the nollh,
Magazine. published by r II Rollins
Sons, has been Issued
At a meeting Of the director Of The
Erie held Wednesday at 10 church street,
Albert J. stone. general manager. was
elected a vice president In charge o. opera
ton, win. headquarters at 30 Church street
effective July IS.
Judge Hand ot tho United states District
Court yesterday appointed the Central Trust
company OF Illinois sncillsry receiver In
corporation Of Chicago, engaged in the pub
licstion OF elementary text books
The daposit. Of the Guaranty Trust Com.
suptrlntendsnt. q Bank. A. Of Ign. 80
p pany sho%eG eposs u ,e6a a, h"
lime the largest amount ever reported by
VIII. III. deposits as OF June 80, isi3,
totaled SIS ,6OSbsio7
Thc OH Corporation Yesterday paid
1918, and due July !. lo'. The corporation
has sold and delivered Ladenburs, Tina
$40 900. 900 in ton year gold debentures CON
vertihe into Pierce OH stock at par. The
are payable either in dollars in New YORK ~
the Once Of Iadsn61rg' Thalmsgn q 90,
Chatham and Phenix National Bank. viii
leave to-day for his annual vacation.
Hornplower & Weeks are Offering $3.50 900
civ OF Buffalo iiy per cent registered
water bonds due June Is. 1919. These bonds
are legal investments for New York savings
banks and are free of personal tax In this
STATE.
John T. wallace. chairman of Westing-
house. Church, Kerr & CO. Lewis l. Warlug
OF Edward sweet GO; sidney schuyler
Thomas Nclson, acting At the request OF
holders OF a large amount 80 the Peoria and
a
cent. bonds. are calling for deposit Of these
bonds on or before September !, with the
Emnirs Trust COMPANY for ths purpose ~
| concerted action In the preservation and
protection Of the bondholdsrs' interests
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat strong On short GOVERNS
following Rust DAMAGE Reports.

wheat vas strong throughout yester-
nays trading on buying by shorts and
,"'nmlsslon houses predicated upon reports
spring wheat rust damage, frmer
eao'es and the oversold condition of the
market Good export demand was again
dence Possibility OF trouble be-
Y"n Austria and SerNia and rumors OF
threatened dock strike at Liverpool were
abroad
receipts we're heavy and most crop
.eNs was favorable. Abroad crop advices
re satisfactory, with exception OF some
N'plalnt from Russia and Hungary. Con-
mental demand tx better Prices at the
y,ose were at about the high for the
session Demand for cash wheat was less
active 'N'
me corn market was irregular, but
.Vsen unchanged after earlier declines OF
ssoout 'gc on favorable weather news
RON inc belt and from Argentina and the
~. citation Of large shipments from there
week The market steadied with
ira and on better cash demand Oats
~" sNghtly higher for the day, with the
i've range narrow. the market becoming
.Im'F toward the close with corn. Crop
aun,'"s were OF satisfactory NATURE.
''n'ctgo prices were:
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selling New Haven Again.

At 63A New Haven stock made a new
low record yesterday. Whether this sell
ing was real or merely contracts or
whether II is TO be followed by liquda-
ton will be known by future develop.
ments. There were several explanations
fIr Their enewed hesvncss IN New Haven
The chief seems 10 be that the Inter
state Commerce Commissions invcstiga
ton Of the system has been completed and
that this report shortly to be published will
be sensationally unfavorable. In add
tion. the Massachusetts legislation con-
corning the Boston and Maine Is men
toned. Another incident which occasioned
comment was the announcement that tho
New England Steamboat Company. sub.
sldsry, had mortEaged its property, In
Guiding vessels and wharfs for $4,000, 900
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AEpORTS OF RAINS
SEND COTTON DOWN
Longs Also Liquidate as Result
Of Gain in Crop Con-
ditiOn.
spINNERS TURN BUYERS
speculative Element However,
Inclined to Work for
Lower Prices.
|spINNERS TURN BUYERS
Cotton states weather.

20 North carolina, fair ana somewhat
banner today. fair tomorrow, light west
binds
v,,.l,,lppi and Louisiana. partly cloudy to-
d,y and 10 morrow. probably local thunder
,ss.,rs; liEht variable winds.
rot eastern Texas generally fair to-day
..i 10. morrow. light variable winds.
Var wss,etn TEXAS, probably showers to-
1av and tomorrow.
FOR Oklahoma. partly cloudy to day and
|morro0
FOR Arkansas, fair to-day and to morrow.
feports Of needed rains in the Caro-
unas. Georgia. Alabama, Arkansas and
Oklahoma Injected fresh bearish fea-
ure into the cotton situation yesterday.
and the result was a decline OF nearly 20
,orts from Wednesdays closing. SENT
r,nt had become more unsettled az a
result Of the bureau report OF wednesday
placing the condition at 7es. against 74.3
, month ago thus furnishing the bisges,
tuns gain ever recorded in the history
81 cotton crop reporting. There was gen.
srsl selling and liquidation. with the rins
eslpers hammering with more confidence
and doing their best to uncover stop loss
were rumored to be hanging over the
market. Emphasis was laid on the i'm
proved crop outlook. poor trade condl-
tons and other besrish features.
There was some buying by spinners on
Q scale down, and in fact the buying was
,sr the account OF some OF the most solid
fnd conservative houses In the trade
The selling was done by enthusiastic
scilpers and dlsgusted longs.
bearish construction generally Ia
placed on the bureau condition figures
largely because OF the general lack OF
confidence In the personnel OF tho board
II Ia believed that the present crop re-
the influence Of Southern Democrats who
would paint the crop outlook as black az
possible
According to this reasoning. IL these
officials give the condition as 79.s. II mus,
b much better than that. Evidently nc
account was taken Of the opposite theory
ma, It is TO the interests OF the Admin.
hVdUoU 10 paint tle crop OUTLOOK IN AT
rosy colors as possible In order TO back
W the assurances OF an early recovery
from the present Psychological depres
SION"
After all. however, the market is moth
Ins more than a scalping proposition with
Intensely bearish convictions expressed or
breaks and an enthusiastic bullish senti :
msnt in evidence on buiges. The present
rop outlook is somewhere between a.
100000 and 100000 bales. and on tina,
basis the present level OF prices is not
hEh. There is likely to be some evening
w to-day owing to to-morrow's holiday
ana AS longs are pretty thoroughly
iqudated slight upturn may come al
any time especially II the forecasts for
showers fail to materialize.
Futures closed easy, 10 10 90 point.
down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. July Trading was quiet.
with an irregular tone United Fruit was
the weak feature. declining 20, points 10
1891. Massachusetts Gas strengthened
point TO So. American Sugar and
American Telephone gained fractionally.
In the rails Boston Elevated was strong.
with gain OF g, to 9j'g.
Among the mining issues Hancock on
light trading gained "a Alaska. Calu-
met and Arizona North Butte and Quincy
Mining each gained a half point. Butte
and Superior. Greene CAnanea and Utah
Consolidated lost fractlonally. The sum
mary.
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INTERCHANGEABLE ICE COMPANY
First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds. due July

Central Trust Company ~ New York,
Trustee gives notice that in accordance with
Article Seven OF certain indenture made
by tho above Company. dated July ], 1911,
IT will receive sealed proposals for tho sale
10 II OF the above described bonds a. rate
not to exceed one Hundred and Five Per
Gentum G05csJ and accrued Interest the
total offer not to consume more than the
amount OF Fifty six thousand six hundred
seventy nine and 35-l00 dollars N56,61g.3bl .
The sealed proposals will be opened at the
once Of the Central Trust Company OF New
York. New York city, at twelve o'clock noon
on July 90. 1914.
YORK, Trustee.
by GEO w DAWSON. ice.Presidept
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AmalEamsted Copper rose a full poin,
yesterday. while the other active stocks
did nothing. This II the hrst time that
copper has developed independent strength
In several months. Special hrmness in
this stock IL notable because 1t has been
chronically heavy by itself for weeks at
time and because It is out OF line with
tho other speculative leaders. Reports
OF Improvement In the position Of the
metal may have been an influence or {,
may not
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NOTICE
St.Louis and San Francisco
Railroad
TO TSE 1EE ,Nr,so or ST. r d2TIs AN an
PANY AND ALL PARTIES con
(tRNFD.
OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER.
s2e Frisco Building
Saint Louis, Missouri.

sHS fkHScisco. kAIi;a3Ab COW
rASSSS AND ALI PARTIES CON
Tsers Vas made on the :o,h day ., May,
isit by tho District Court OF the United
states within and for tho Eas,ern Division
American Comp5ny. complainant y. St
Defendant. In Equity ii7i Consolidated
Cause" an order and decree b. the terms OF
"oRpERED ApJuDGED AND DE
CREED that the holder or holders o. any
or against said defendant. -. Louis ana San
Francisco Railroad company, and all person!
f 'hs sf FUNDS s or property in th. hands Of sad
Receivers, rs creditors Of said defendant. or
any 9r DAY. o 9.f .ni q
sp.ss haste. YIN h, r. rhG "a III: s,.;. "
Missouri, on or before the ~nrst day Of DC
~ ara ,Ss Of hen ~ 81 Il Do
barred from sharing in the bsnent NJ tn.
m. OF Of sd stsSan and 81 louis
san Francisco Railroad COMPANY. that now
are or heresns S shan be ~ thc hands ot tn.
participating In tho benefits NJ any dstribu.
ton Of the proceeds arising from the sale Of
sale shall hereafter be sdjudg.d and decrced
this cause Claims shs,l be proved on ne
1918. the. date of the appointment Of the Re
ceivers herein without prejudice to the
int.res, aceruing thereafter upon the amounts
found to he due 20 said creditors respectively
on said 27th day Of May. 1918. Any party
IN this suit and any party who Mes his
claim or demand or obligation IN accordance
with this order, and the Receivers, may nle
an answer to the claim or demand or OBJ.
sstiIop ~ any RsrY , herein d wi,h 10
October nrst. 1914. and may contest the
same All claims and demands and obllss
t'ons so nied are hereby referred 10 said
special Master for him to report the
| order in which they arc lawfully sn,ftl "a
TO payment. Tho Special Master shall make
and file, in writing his report on each and
every such claim or demand or obligation
party to such claim or demand or obligation.
or other interested party herein, who feels
sggrieved at the decision OF the Special
Master may, within 20 days from the time
Master hle exceptions thereto. and No ex-
| ception not 80 fled wifi be considered by the
! court and T. no exception II within that
reriod MED b. any such parry. me ,report
herein shall cause that portion NJ this
decree relating to the presentation and al
ones each week for slt successive weeks
ned in the city ~ 81 Louis. state NJ
Missouri in newspaper NJ general cir
STATE Of Tennessee: in newspapsr Of
general circulation published In the city Of
Birmingham. state ~ Alabama, and In n
newspaper % gensrnl circulation published
IN the city OF New York state OF New
ANY desired information respecting M.
manner OF Ming ard proving any such
claims. demands or obligations Will he fur
THOMAS T. PANTHEON.
Special Master,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Taking ID the sIacA.

On the day Of the Claim failure Sears
Roebuck common stock sold down 10 1855.
or only points above the low OF the
year. Yesterday II made the return trip.
rising TO 1888 on relatively fcw trans
actions. The ordinary trader seldom
makes money out of movements In a stock
like this, however obvious they may be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
ASKED.

Sugar-Raw sugar was quiet and firm
Yesterday A sale OF $4,000 bags OF raws
for August shipment was made al 3.9s
cents. Standard graduated was steady
at 40 cents.
Yesterdays market for Cuban raw
sugar futures was quiet In sympathy with
A similar condition in the spot market
However. the tone continued firm, with
the trade looking forward to some I'M
portant developments after the holiday.
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar futures,
basis 90 degrees G. |. {. New York.
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Sales were $3.50 bags. Provisions
closed nrm and quiet Cash markets:
Beef-Packet. si7.5Odsls; family $50
SIS so. Pork--Mess. s2250 fs2275; fam
fly. sa4ds25.50. Lard-Prme Western,
5000; refined Continent sio.7j; South
American. sll.2j.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co.

80 Church street, New York, Iune 2Ith. lNll.
quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent upon the preferred capital
stock has been declared. pay able July elsf.
1911 TO the preferred stock holders al the
G ,,,f OF business on on I1,y "a lelt check
preferred stock win close a. 3 =. ~ July
3D., 1914 ana reopen July ed. 1914.
C. Il DENNY. Secretary.
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Northern at Minneapolis. S71sc. No. 1
northern. spring. 97a.c.: No. red C. l. T..
export. SEA, No. 2 hard T. o. b.. sss. (;
No. Manitoba (. o. b.. 99c.. Corn--No. >
yellow, 76a. No yellow. 7si, export.
77i, Oats--No. . white 4id44tac.: No.
3 white. 43Q43isc.; standards, 40 y a 44c.
Ryo-No. Western C. /. {. New York,
csc. Barley-Maltlng C. |. T. Buffalo.
56 a 62c. Flour-Spring patents. si?5@
$3.50; spring clears. $500 s3.e5 Kansas
stra ights to arrive. s4.250s 4.35.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EN- DIVIDEND.

Company and Term. AM STOCK
American Locomotive. quarterly pid i. p
Anaconda Copper. quarterly Gee soc
Delaware IhCkaNsnnu ana
Western Railroad, quarterly, "a r
Electric Utilities Corporation. 49,.
quarterly .......... ......,. pit = =
National Carbon. quarterly ..t.- com ~ =
National Fireproohug, quarterly ptd "
North Butte. quarterly ........ -- QUO
United Railway and Electric OF -
Baltimore quarterly ......,--- rom 20
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
National Licoricc. scInl-snnual.. com 20
4 - kirschbaum. .......-..- ptn q. e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

Exports Yesterday. 1855 bales Tota
nus far this season. S.7l6.OOO bale,
ualnst s,3I5,OoO bales last year.
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sgpI cotton II NV York was unchanged
az 1875 southern spot markets were UNI
changed to i lower. with New Orleans
Sis, Galveston 1873, Savannah 1884,
houston 1884, Augusta las and Memphis
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The New Orleans market vas steady

me Liverpool market was quiet and
teaoN. There was a moderate business
IN spot cotton, with midding points
over at '.53d. Sales, 1000 bales. Re-
ems, 1900 bales. including $4,000
American
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rs and stocks were

= y VI. DDS 10 liverpool were July
1853 October 1885 December, l2.4T ;
January 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-15

Yale eleven for a touchdown. Laws
punt out was poor and Carter bstset
the ball. Before il could touch the
ground Click caught It, and Laws trY
at goal converted the point.
Princeton flung itself into the bsits
with renewed fury, and on the kiek-o,
Die herman caught the ball and ran
back twenty yards Moore got on!y,s
yard and Law punted deep into fas
territory. Guernsey's return was
equally good, and Dickerman had 70
back up to his l0-ysrd line TO make %.
catch. When he got the ball n
sprinted out TO the 26-yard marx aga"
before being downed.
From that time on until the ball ~n
across the line again Princeton refuses
TO deliver il up to the Blue, even loi
one brief moment. Click tore srcuns
Carter for five yards. Moore swung paa
Brann, who, with Stillman, had eeea
rushed back into the fray, for 10y.
yards, and Dickerman got two ys!ui
and a first down on his own 4Z'ya"
line.
Brann was we'll taken care OF sgsn.
and Dickerman skirted his END W.
eight yards, which Click followed W
with four through guards for ano.h',
first down. Truly Yale was oe'n'
pushed back by an irresistible pow.
Click and Dickerman, between .h.-'
made II first dom again on three III
this time on Yale's 3s-yard line any
the Yale regulars were rushed osss
the front. Click got only one yS1a ",
tackle, and a forward pass fsllse, ".
Princeton never faltered, and DIs,.,
man, on q short side pass from 80
merit, smashed through the sufpls.
Yale line for eight and one-ysro 80,
Click burst through Conroy's p0ss.sn.I
for five yards, and Dickermsn IT,
White for two yards, and ne ms,y.,
first down on Yale's lf-yard line. .,S
lost five yards for ofside plNool",,
Dickerman put the ball on the sst.
4-yard line Princeton men "e,s 90.
ing them selves hoarse, when Uiiss ,srss
through the centre Of the line 10.
and one-half yards, and there tsr
roar when Dickermsn went os.' xol
the touchdown. Law kicked 'Hs
with little difficulty. ,..,.osn
Princeton made a short HsA he
Stillman, which was called oe I'D
cause II lacked distance. On tns .yss
try the Tigers surprised the p!Is sus
by making the same play, ana "a Az a.
Moore caught the leather on ~. line
was downed on fale's io'y isr
Moore lost two yards, ana nIse' xAiskb
ward pass had grounded tas .srik
blew, putting an end 10 fur'as' -