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Home Runners I'm the Van.

Members OF the home team finished
first and second In tho run OF the Sheri-
dan A. G. yesterday. S,lverstein and
Greenberg outclassed the rest of the field
In the four and three-quarter mile spin
In the last mile Silverstein drew away
and won by 100 yards. Tho first ten
finished as follows;
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LEE. FREDERICK HIN pursuance ~ ~
order ot Hon, Robert Ludlow Fowler: SuFtogs
OF the County OF New York, notice Is hercty gwen
10 all persons having claims against Frc1e' =
II. lee, late OF the County Of New YORK, deceased,
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 60 'f'
subscribers AT their place OF transactius hu,-@s,
Al the Once OF Harry ", 2uckcrt, No. ?; , cl,r
Street. In the city OF New York, on u. le.'"
the nth day ot March neat
Dated. New York. the sth day OF ScpieWner lsf.
CHARLES y. LEE,
MAITLAND I. GRIGGS,
Executors
MARRY n. 2UCKERT. Attorney for Eseru,-'',
No 81 Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan N,N
vprl' CO"
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STEFANO KEEPS UP HOT PACE.
OranRm Ploddcr Wins Four Mile
Run In Fast Time of cl,Ob.

G. De Stefano OF the Ozanam Associa-
ton continued his winning career In the
run OF his club held yesterday. For tho
third time In q week he was the first to
pass the Judges and his margin Of vio-
tory was so great that the young Italian
Is likely to make his mark In more
serious competitions. Stefano finished the
four mile course In 81 minutes IS seconds
and was 200 yards In front OF J. Ven
ten finished as follows:
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Du6y Hero of 81. GeOrrea.

In fast Metropolitan League eame M
liuber's oval yesterday afternoon the st,
George j. {. meted out "a defeat TO the
Hudson United contingent by ! goal 10
o. buxy put through the only goal of the
contest
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Headed by such PLAYERS as o. Chnics.


Two games of the Amateur Hockey
League tournament are TO he played this
week In the St. Nicholas Skating Rink.
Tomorrow evening the Hockey Club will
play against the Wanderers and on Thurs
day evening the st. Nicholas team will
play against the Irish Americans
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GIBBONS TO TACKLE
M ALLISTER TONIGHT
Both st. Paul Man and Latest
Sensation From Coast Fit
to Go at Top Speed.
CONQUEROR IS IN DOUBT
Californian Is Heavier, Taller
and Stronger Than More
Experienced Rival.

Persons who cnthlre over clever boxing
by championship contenders will have an
inning at Madison Square Garden to-
night. when Bob MoAllister OF San Fran
cisco will try conclusions with Mike Glib
bons of st. Paul in a ten round battle at
1862 pounds ringside. When McAllister
easily outpointed Battling Levnsky here
last week ring sharps pronounced him the
best boxer developed In California since
Jim Corbett's time. In looking around
for suitable opponent Matchmaker Obj
son. Il Is believed, made a ten strike In Sc
curing Gibbons, who IL conceded to be a
past master IN fisticuffs. even though he
will meet the Californian at IA d!sadvan-
ta-e.
In figuring what may happen tonight
followers of the ring game must take Into
consideration that McAllister will be a.
least ten pounds heavier and nearly four
inches taller and IL physically stronger
than the ~. Paul man. But McAllister
showed IN his scrap with Levinsky that
he lacked a knockout punch. The Cali
fornian also Is somewhat wanting In ring
experience, for he has boxed with few
frs. class men and is four years younger
than Gibbons. who Is IS and began his
RIM career year sooner.
When the men answer the gong for the
first time spectators will see that Gibbons
is smaller In every way. He IL feet 2
inches tall and will weigh about $50
pounds while McAlllster STANDS feet -
inch and probably will scale Just under
lel' speed In attack and defence VIII tell
the taIe. " ~ believed. McAiiister. with
longer reach. Is expected TO confine much
OF his work TO the left hand with which
he made Levinsky look cheap. Gibbons.
therefore. must he on the alert for Nc
Allistcr's quick 1abs. using his right to
DOCK or push tnem ASIDE Ihis means
mat gibbons, TOO, VIII Try 10 gain the
advantage Win MS iett, Ut the men pox
at ions range.
IL 'heE NIX IL UP az close quarters
antre may De some grilling work, as Old
pong Is nara hitter ana knows now 70
IH',u' oh paper inc pout promises well
uhess me men are AFRAID OF each other.
II, Wnich event. there may De 100 much
oIe.eih.ss III oeiensiVe 'actics' win gen.
eiu ,aiieness resulting McAirster. AZ
nus tralihhe camp SAID yesterday that ne
wouIu iurce the issue IRON tns start. TX
solnpe,,eu 10 nsht nara 70 save himself
iiVt,, ueteat
H'ooo''s Is inc peTsohiiication OF coni-
u'ilce. however, ne thihks that ne not
SiiS VIII ou'ooN anu outseherai the Call
ioIn'a'' OUT also WIZ outpunch MN, with
knock"ut possip'e sporting men VINO
VISITED the principals Yesterday were sat
ished WIN their condition. but they
seemed 10 Dc unwilling 10 bet on tho out
'oi'ic'
The ten round scrap between Battling
LeNihsky ana PorKy Flynn az the Ma
'iohaI sporting NIuo tomorrow night IL
ahother proc!eni' AS rlynn. Weighing
l'o Pouhas' WI! De twenty POUNDS heavier
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Lindfors Outsprints Manning,

There was Il pretty race In the run of
the Glencoe a. C. yesterday between i.
Lindfors OF the Kaleva A. @. and ]. Man.
ming OF the Bronx Church House. The
Kaleva man had the speed In a sprinting
finish and won by 30 yards. He ran the
six miles In 81 minutes SO seconds. The
first ten finished as follows:
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SCOTS ATTACKS FALL SHORT.
Brooklyns Cheek Them Every Time
and Win by 90 o,

Playing championship football In every
department, the Brooklyn Soccer Football
tluo won It's seventh straight game In the
National lrgue series yesterday afternoon
at Marquette oval. Brooklyn. at the ex-
pense of the Scottish Americans Of New
ark by score of . goals 10 o. Spas
medically the Scots would make a con-
certed effort TO scors. but they were
turned back every time when close TO the
Brooklyn net The lineup:
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BY tho whtewash score OF 4 goals 70
0 the liamiltons defeated the Fulton A, c.
in their championship game in the Met
ropoltan League series at Macombs Dam
Park yesterday afternoon. Each eleven
was shy a man
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Feds After Art Fletcher,

ST. LOUIS, Jan, 11.--Mordecai Brown,
manager of the local Federal Leaguers,
went to-day to Coliinsville, ILL.,. to decker
with Arthur Fletcher. shortstop Of tho
New York Giants. who makes his home
there
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Overseas wnuder.rs Rom, In,

After leading at half time by n score ~
goals tn 0. the Overseas Wanderers mt
on steam in the second half and con-
1uer.d the Anglo Saxons at Taft's Oval
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon by score
Of goals to ..
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Inn Team IL BeHtcn Out.

Hollywood Inns SOCCER eleven went
down to defeat at the hands of the CO.
lumbia Oval u. G. at Cummings Oval,
fonkers' Yesterday afternoon by score
Of 2 goals to l.
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Subway Men Make Eight Goals.

An avalanche OF goals greeted the Ger
man II. C. In its Metropolitan League en-
gagement with the !. Il. r. Strollers at
Hedley Field yesterday afternoon. Tho
Subway team rolled UP eight goals be-
fore the storm subsidized.
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Fleming Kicks Three Go.Is.

Battling In q first division championsh,n
game of tho New York State Amateur
League yesterday the Greenpo!nt F. c.
beat tho Clan McKenzies. by s goals to 2.
Fleming annexed three Of his teams
points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-12

The Hudson United r. c. defeated tho
Spaniah American eleven at Van Cort-
landt Park Yesterday afternoon by a
score Of 2 goals to O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-12

In championship game OF the Ma
lionai LeaSl" AZ Manhattan Field yester-
day afternoon the Paterson Rangers de-
feated tho ST. George eleven, | goal 10 q
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR MOSQUITO HN'.-
Sealed proposals will be received uu.. 'l
A. NJ, January 20, 1914, for furnish'rs Do q.
quito bars. Information on Hpp' t'
$50. T, KNIGHT. Depot Quarterum''Hr ~tH
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W./3S r~ST

Ths approximate amount of the lien o:
charge TO satisfy which the above described
tcrest thereon from the nth day OF Novsu-
Der. 1913. together with the costs and allow.
from December sth. 1919. together with ~.
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and water
rates or other liens, which are TO be o..
lowed 10 tho purchaser out of the purchase
money. or paid By the referee, Is ss.s1
and Interest.
Dated New York. December 2sth. 1913
GCSTAVCS A. ROGERS. Referee.
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Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court-Rv Justice GUY nalH ."
ford vs. Martha \. rrsiu,r, Nlllhm n p.....
bora Schiller vs. Annie hoplik uord "a H.
kleeberg.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
DAVID LIPPMANN. Plaintiff agains. AL
BERT MELLON ct al. Defendants In pur.
sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the sth
the referee In said judgment med viii eel
at public auction. at the Real Estat. Ell.
in the Borough OK Manhattan. CITY OF New
York. on the z.nd day Of January. 1915 at
u o'clock noon. on that day BY Joseph p
said judgment to be sold and therein ds.
scribed as follows:
Premises situated In the Borough OF Man.
haitian. city OF New York. and known and
designated as lot No. l55. Block 1855. SEC.
City.
Dated. New York Deeember 2s.h, 1914
GCSTAvrS A. ROGERS. Referee
DEER1NG & pEERING. ATTORNEYS for plain.
tin. 1876 Broadway. Borough of Man.
haitian. City OF New York.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
crty to be sold;
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extremely busy In Toronto and Buffalo
this week trying to raise money to float
clubs In those cities A similar task
awaits him in Kansas City and indian
apolis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-12

Heinie Zimmerman when he arrived In
Chicago last week spiked the rumor that
he intended to leave Murphy and Eyers by
stating that he was under ,ontract'to the
Cubs for two more years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-12

The established fact that Daubert
Konetchy. Jack Miller and Hobltzell. all
first basemen. will stick to the National
League is a hard blow for the Feds. who
felt sure that they could induce these mon
to jump.
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1t WAS ruInored yesterday thar the State
Boxing Commission might decide soon 10
side Judges. 1t might do no harm TO ex-
pertinent.
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Supreme Court-Special Term for Trials
Justice Blackmar must be submitted with
briefs hndings and requests 10 find imme-
stately IN the ;S Of or sns trial TGS am
this calendar will be set for II day, Cases
mus. be ready for trial IN sheir order when
Card VS. Long Island II. Il, Co, Kuulhach
Va Kaulbach and another, Nemtzof VI Kis.
sena Park Corporation. Herman VS. Herman.
De vos VS. Lowery, Vioianto w Noravrc Fore.
man VS. Nordon Construction Co, Rector and
inhabitants OF the town Of Flushing " city
OF New York. Watson N Pittingcr w Nordou
Construction Co, Eagle Saving and Loan Go,
vs. Brighton Heights Development Co, Nahe
Va Mcguire. Clonin and another Va Steiuwav
Avenue Construction Co, Gotard vs. Gotard.
Cobb va Guernsey and another Metropolis
W. Thompson and another Lynch vs. S"S Gold.
Bossert and another W. Kat. 1ossort and
another vs. iIerskowi'z, Gross, Austin * Ire
Nebsling. bowling VS. Setter. as treasurer.
Krauss vs. Borden's condensel MIX CO.,
The follow ing causes, II marked ready, VIII
he passed for the day. No cause VIII be set
t Hssu day Marphy ' S. g. s,spSs Sa II Mas
Mckeogh. Queens Nassau Mortgage 60. VS.
Graham, Cox W. queens Mortgage co.
Brown, Pcarsall vs. Pearsan, Adikcs and
another Va Long Island Il. H. co, SchIeichor
VS. Hutselman, Friedman W. Muro Herman
city OF New York. Morrel W. New York City
Water Front CO. Anselmo rs Ansc,m9 rot
hemian Realty Co, Bee as trustee. VI lane
Nervi W. Quaglino. Hclmneu W Latham
sasek vs. Sasek. Emg W Emig, Shea "
Marcus W. Model Home Building Co. Miller
VS. Burns Bros, William Timer w Kaiser
caster Sea Reach Improvement Go. is Nor
gan, Bachmann VS. Bachmann. Neryi vs.
Quaglino. Charles Crabhe CO. W plaut
dresser VS. Seal. johnson and another W
Elmhurst Home CO.. Johnson and another
ys Elmhurst Home Go, scrihner VS. Park
Inn and Bathing Pavilion 60 and anotbrr
London vs. Williams. Hopkins and another
~ 0andsl, Cohenno W Morrell, Rehor VI
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Clark Grifflth' has signed Eddie Ain-
smith, tho Senator's star catcher. and
John Henry. the other backstop. has &C.
cepted terms.
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Sapper O'Neil, another clever British
lightweight who has beaten all Corners
since arriving here will be seen In a ten
round preliminary in the Garden tonight,
his antagonist being Frank Mack. who
calls himself the champion OF New Eng
land. In another ten round bout tho
principals will be Walter Mohr OF Brook
Ign, who has a big following. and Eu-
gene Moriarty OF Syracuse. one OF the
best boys up the State.
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formed the basis ~ Norans manage'
proclsiminR tho pitfsbufeher a. ih'
next champion. bat he was careful q
sld.siep match with Duuboat Smith
Fam Iangford aud tho other hesyicr
whose records w.r. such ~ 90 afford
pretty gcDd evidence that They would
have little difficulty IN disposing ~ b
Fighter ~ 1ofan'E csilhfe
IN the coming mHtch Johnson viii
have tho advantage in experience and
wright Moran b. fraction ~ an inch
taller thnn Tho champion and has
tho advantage that COMES ~ youth ~
regards 20 rims generalship ana ability
g. Land O knnchnui blow thsfe u no
comparison between the plitsburghcr
snd tho champion. providing the halter
is IN anything like good condition. "
Johnson. however should enter tho rinF
a physical wreck which some Say thal
b" be-. MORAN might beat him. bn'
Johnson onls bali flf cughi 90 Outright
me IgtishurFher wlfhrensi defable ease
In the opinion N . major'i, ~ New
Ynfh sporting mon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Blaek-Drausht.

MeDuii. Wa suffered iot several
years" says Mrs. ". Whinakcf. ol
This place, with sick headache, And
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago friend told me 10 try
Thed'ord's Black Dfaught, which / AID.
and found u TO be the best family medic
cine Tor young and old.
! keep Black Draught on hand ali the
lime now, and when my children ieei a
title bad, they ask me Tor a dose, and Il
does them more good than any medleins
they ever tried.
We never have a long spell al sick
ness N our iamily, since We commenced
using Black Draught."
Ihcdiofd's Black Draught Is purely
vegetable. and has been found 10 reg,,-
late weak siomachs, AID digestion, re-.
llsve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea.
headache, sick stomach. and similar
symptoms.
:. u has beea In constant use Tor more
man ~ years, and has benefited more
tiaaa million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
BLACK DIAught. Price only sc. Qei !
y' NJ IA
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.EbMGUnG' NEWS NOTES .
pER6oNAt MENTION from CAP
irAL or HlpALco COUNTY
~ AssocIated lrc,,

ny Associated Press
EpiNHrRo. Texas tuuc IS So
~ q Minis ~ the Equitable lilo ~
suranco Company - san Antonio. vas
lranasactinr business ln rlnhurs ms,
week
q e. Rren and r W Mt,hoN ~
Donna wore here SATURDAY.
4 u D. strickland tho Mission at1r.
nef ls becoming 1uite n recent VISITOR
ri, tho county seat having been here
H-Fcrl iars In succession recently
The local land company had several
/ prospector. from mo north tho lattor
part ~ 'as' week. ani they report some
! very satisfactory sucs
p ruckrr tho Mercedes post
master accompanied hy " ~ Last.
,nSor Alex Champion and Mclchor
Mora Al ~ Mercedes. we're In Edin
brrg ON Monday ~ this week
willard Ferguson. Mayor ~ Mission
and Jesse Perez ~ Mission we're trans
acting business here thh. week
Miss Waidell came In from, Ia Coma
on SUNDAY 90 see tho ban game
Roy ~ klossncr, tho clshicr ~ ihc
Edlnhurg state rank. who has been
spending his summer vacation la hts
nA homr town in Minnesota Is cx.
pccted 90 return The halter part ~ ,hc
week with h.s bride rs Ne Nas married
On june iith, much 90 tho surprise ~
al % his Edinhurg friends
Miss neckWith MI T. NcCoskri,f
and Mr. and Mrs "a r. Hornet, motor.
~ 20 rharr SUNDAY evening Tor din
nrr
hrrin lnker arrived FRIDAY from
Na"shs city for visit with hts MA B.
rents Mr. and Mrs 4 T. Baker
VIM = Sprague was in from ia
Coma ranch Monday
Mr. and Mrs. A y Baker were in
Mission on Monday. Mrs pakcr who
Is President ~ the Fdlnburg ladies
ciyic club, making arrangements with
The soldiers Who are stationed az Mis-.
sion. 60 give their minstrel performance
In Eiinharg az future date. under
tho auspices of the civic club
Mrs. " ~ pay % McAllen has been
spend,X several DAYS This week utb
Mr kMrs n II Curry and family
Gc%M Edwards r G.. FINLAND ana
.C G Fosser left Wednesday for A fea
days flshins trip 20 the CUT motoring
over in the iattrrs FORD
MI ". y Cunningham ~ Mission
.'si'~a tho county scat on Thursday
last
Alex Whcless county attorney al,
NrrcedeS was transactinE business In
hdinhurg one day this weak
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=: City News in Brief -

den. rev Martin Blair ~ the Bart.
lett church. viii be IN the city during
Juiy and viii nn the pulpit during
that mqs>1 Every unidentified Bap-
w, In w section u urged to join tho
new progressive movement launched.
aud the public in general ~ invited %
attend the services
The remains % Mss Ada Mullen
bauer. aged ~. ~ San Bcnito who
committed suicide at the home % her
parents THURSDAY afternoon. were
brought 20 this city yesterday. and
placed IN the hands u Maxwell =.
Dunno. we're shipped yesterday hy Mr
dunno 10 The famiiy's old home So
Ovatonna, MINI. II il sald MAI the
young lady committed ihe deed on ac-
count - beln dependent over love
affair leaving note saying that }.
n Kent ~ klngsville, 90 whom m"
vas engaged fo be- married. had brok q
on her heart Death followed a wound
from a small calibrc revolver
Chief % Police Fowler received IN.
formation last nlght from the state
Insane Asylum 40 Austin that \ l.
puliisn. who Nas arrested on TAYLOR
street yesterday afternoon ty police
officers. phs IN escaped lunaiie from
this asylum. aua one who ea- wanted
,here The arrest - tho man was made
following some queer actions on hiH
part which attracted the attention -
people who saw him u vas said that
be vas former resident ~ Mission.
ana that Do had been adludgel Insane
10y tho liidaiFo county court. 60 he
committed 90 tho state asylum. from
which he evidently escaped
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27

County cl.ss Lv,sr yesterday issued
marriage license - ]. n. Howell and
Mlsn Elizabeth stewart
20, the hrs, tins within the past
nve weeks ne afternoon passenger
,,aln Of the San Antonio and Arkansas
pass was yesterday on time. some
vii ~ the posloffice posted sign
reading sap afternoon train on time
cau@ no, siyen" The delays IN train
service have hem due ~ excessive
rains during the early part q May.
which damaged many miles ~ roadhed
and caused ths Sap losses amounting
10 thousands u dollars
Tbs Caller 10 requested 10 announces
that services fof Germans will 10 hold
al The Presbyterian Church tomorrow
Afternoon az 1.sO O'Clock by Rev A.
Artus ~ Heevllle. All are cordially IN.
yiied 20 attend
The Glover John, Auto Company
yesterday reported ihs safe and DEW =.
ery u Ford touring car 20 rllman.
stern and Kraunae which will be used
~ George 4 krumb. travelling sales
man Tor the firm.
Rev. s. y. Bsveem Of AoUsion. will
arrive IN this city tonight ana meet
Win mo baptist nlbie School ipfnor-
row morning 81 tho Lync building
A. tho morning sergirs Yr hurs'i Ar.
ioid n young man who i- studying Tor
De- ministry VIII preach and assist
Dee lf't Mr Haucom with she service
70 us Palm Garden tonight The rex
Hnr sertl,es N the Sew naptir
'hurrh viii boz held regularly during
boz summer in the l.yrlr and Palm Gar
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, COTTON TIPS.
!. @%%4|t%AAA = Se . .

Ou.cr a VOORHEES,. New Orleans
wire
Juy liquidation otor would now
bus August on account latcucss ~ gen
rfh crop believe ihlH month VIII VIA
cu materially oter D,t.hvr
There we're $1,000 notices ISSUED lr
Sow york. and 10000 here hu, DOB 90,
nflica selling aralu around 10
Favorable map depends nn effect "a
Soucr bay n Sew Yofk and her,
watch carefully
Weekend fleures h,ar.sh Visible BOB
crcaWne comparatively
tCourtesy W Corpus christi Cotton
Exchange ! r. tovd manager
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caller Herald speisi
NEW oNl.gANE June Is rh,
trend of nurtAuons during the past
week. followed aucr, ous crraiir mar.
k'i thus onahis those ~ Inclined ~
operate pn a .alnne basis with "a
rr'lrnl results vhcnescr strong and
~""A Periods va taken ad,aufasc 81
lmcsb
lhe situation ~ not warranted ans
froat breaking Way from the pr,,a .
i'nt i'to' ~ Nals. the opposing forces
''inf ~ almost cpual strength and
narrIng climatic condition. az daii,
PROMULGATED aa os the July position
in Nrw Nerh ID Sow Orleans ana
what effect Nosrc- day would have.
'hrr" has been uihlns % great con
sequence Go specifically innuenc. the
Honeri -urroundgs - The staple.
There ia ono rgamount tact witch
h'hoo''s cawul scrutiny at this
nmr the prcmlnl that spot cotton
's commanding asr aud above CON
tracts and the comnued strength ap.
parent in the rcrtsants of lasts SAL,
~" f'''" YET on ihc other hand the
''"AN' lN s'uhliofiFom time to time
N'''A N'rnlng mgcr and monopo.
hzcs hullish enth,nasm In ~. a.,r,
mcnt 80 sctuAlttcx
Conjecture on thttWro great eo,rr,.
mcnt reports 60 Il issued IL, ,o,,
,our umcl on weneSaay 1uiv Ia
'n''''Mns lhe tRleF duriae the daHS
sessions. hut until these Documents
have been read andlhoroushly digest.
ea. h weN mcrc sAculatlon TO fore.
cast future dc,rlopRnts with any de.
grcc of accuracy
-
Following are the ancning. high. low
and closing quo,atlas on the Nav
York and New ork,ns Cotton Ia.
change;
Now York
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27

Clareece Walker Of the Browns. who
has been leading tho American league
oassmen. came from the Kansas civ
american association team. The
hrowns gave Compton. Brief Allison
ana a sum " money saIa o. no ,,so
to land Walker,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27
Late Markets
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KANSAS cry. june 2s HOGS No.
rolpts gg80 bead. markot higher hulF
N sRles. Ke0 70 $50
cattle Rcreipts 500 head maraci
steady sDufhern stesr s.f5 40 $50.
sheep HecelAu 500 head market
higher lambs. s. % $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27
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Roco,pt. la head. market steady
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active N cents hlghrr hulk of alce
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