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Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
For Circuit Judge

The Record is authorized to announce D. L.
King Of Sharp County candidate for Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. subject to the sc-
tion Of the democratic primaries.
The Record is authorized to announce ]. B.
Baker Of lizard County candidate for Judge Of
the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. subject to tho aa-
ton of the democratic primaries.
The Record is authorized to announce S. A. D.
Eaton Of Randolph county candidate for Judge
Of the Sixteenth judicial Circuit. subject to the
action OF the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce James A.
Watson Of Fulton County a candidate for Judge
Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit. subject to the
action Of the democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
For Sheriff and Collector

The Record is authorized to announce W. o.
smith Of pincy Fork township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County subject TO
the democratic primaries,
The Record Ia authorized TO announce J. H.,
kiftley Of Sullivan township candidate for
sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County subject 10
the action Of the democratic primaries
The Record Ia authorised 10 announce W, w.
Bfis,ew Of pinsy Fork township a candidate for
reelection a. Sheriff and Collector Of sharp
County, subject 10 the action Of the democratic
primaries,
The Record "a authorized to announce 1 an
MeGlnnsts " pis Greek township a candidate
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23

for Sheriff and Collector of Sharp County. sub
iect to the action of the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce Tom
Chapman Of Hardy township a candidate for
Sheriff and Collector of Sharp County, subject to
the action of the democratic primaries
The Record is authorized to announce Ernest
Halliburton of Jackson township candidate for
Sheriff and Collector Of Sharp County. subject to
the action of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
For Representative

The Record is authorized to announce +. L.
Diekerson Of Piney Fork township a candidate
for Representative from Sharp County. subject
to the action Of the demoeratic.party,
The Record Is authorized TO announce E, W.
Godwn OF Rehwoods township a candidate for
reelection as Representative from Sharp County,
subject to the action Of the democratic party.
The Record Is authorized to announce ]. NJ.
Street Of Big Creek township candidate for
Representative from Sharp County. subject to
the action Of the democratic primaries.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
For Treasurer

The Record is authorized to announce J. L.
Gyngard Of Lebanon township candidate for
Treasurer Of Sharp County. subject to the action
Of the democratic primaries.
The Record is authorized to announce w. C..
Snow Of Piney Fork township candidate for
Treasurer Of Sharp County, subject to the action
Of the democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
For Tax Assessor

The Record is authorized to announce NJ. E.
Butler Of Big Creek township a candidate for
Tax Assessor Of Sharp County, subject to the ac-
ton Of the democratic party.
The Record is authorized to announce T. H.
MeCaleb Of Jackson township candidate for re-
election as Assessor of Sharp County, subject to
the action of the democratic party
The Record is authorized to announce Jas T.
Carpenter Of Cave township a candidate for As.
SCISSOR Of Sharp County, subject to the action Of
the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
JUDGE ". F. KIRBY
TO SPEAK HERE

Judge VIM +. Kirby, candidate
for United States Senator against
James P, Clarke, will speak in Even.
Ing Shade on Friday January 3Oth,
at | o'clock p. m, The people Of
this section Of the county should
turn out and hear this distinguished
gentleman, as he win not visit the
county ataiu during the campaign.
Judge Kirby will speak In Ash Flat
on the night Of the 3Oth.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that | will meet
taxpayers Of the various townships Of Sha
County, Arkansas, at the places and on
dates mentioned below for the purpose Of eoll''
ing the taxes for the year l0l3
Scott township. shelbyyillc, Thursday and u
day, January % and 20.
Cave township. Cave City, Saturday, Januf
a.
Sullivan township, Brieklo Springs. Mond'
January 20, Sidney, Tuesday, January ~.
johnson township, 81, Paul. Wednesday, v
uary rs.
pIney Fork township, Evening Shade, m
Thursday, January 20, to Saturday February
Inclusive.
Rlehwoods township, Jaeksons Store Mondf
February 10, Ash Flat, Tuesday and wcdnesd'
February n and H.
Davidson township, King Mills, IhuFsdf
February 10,
Highland township, Kings Store, Friday Y
ruary %,
North Lebanon township, sitka ssturdi
February q.
jackson township. wiliford, Monday 4
Tuesday, February 20 and 81,
South Union township, Martins Creek schI
lonse, Wednesday, February %,
North Union township, Banks echool How
Thursday, February %,
Upper North township, Wifth, Friday, Fe"x
hry "a
Lower North township, Cox School lcu
Saturday, February %,
Hardy township, Hardy from Monday NJ
2, to Saturday, March 10, inclusive,
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of
cember, ipl1,
W, ", prIpcs
Sheriff and Collector SHARP eoupl
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23

| FOR SALE-A good fve-year-
old horse. A W. Cochran, Evening
Shade.
Mrs. Jasper Justus left Tuesday
for Marcella, where she will spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
G. A. Stroud.
Marvin. Taylor, of the Taylor
Mercantile Co. Of Shelbyville, was
attending to some business matters
in Evening Shade Wednesday.
Rev. Samuel Adams of Hickory
Valley, a minister in the Methodist
Protestant church, will preach at
the Methodist church here next
Sunday night.
1t it said that the high school lit
erary society had exceptionally fine
programs at the last two meetings
and that large crowds enjoyed them.
The society meets on Friday night
of each week.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23

DR.. G. E. Craig was in Batesvile
several days this week.
j. H. Ball, a good citizen of Sui
livan township, was in town on|
day this week.
DR.. E. L. Garner has moved hi
office to the building lately occu
pied by the postoffice,
H. W. Brown came up from
Batesville one day this week to al
tend to some business matters,
W. T. Campbell was here froI
Poughkeepsie Tuesday looking a
ter some business and meeting N
friends.
Remember Judge W. F. Kirby
dates in Sharp county; Eveninl
Shade Friday, January 30th, at
p. m; Ash Flat at night Of tlI
same date.
The Sharp County Farmers Unid
held a meeting at Pineville, thre
miles southwest Of town, FridaI
The attendance was small. III
next meeting will be held at th
same place in July.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
NOTICE Of SALE

On the ldth day Of February, 1914, at the cot
house In the town Of Evening Shade, within
hours for judicial sales, will offer for sale
cash In hand, to the hlghest bidder one hoI
belonging to the estate Of James 2, Cochran
ceased,
T. |, Herrn. Administrator,
Of the estate Of James 7. Cochran. deed
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
Announcements
For Congress

The Record Is authorized to announce ". A.
oldHsld Of Independence county a candidate for
reelection to Congress from the Second District
subject to the action Of the democratic party
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23

Joe Medlock has just comple,., !.
a new COW barn.
Oscar Norris and family mova
from Lake City TO Poughkeepsielas las
week.
W O. Smith of Evening Shada
candidate for sheriff, was in POusb
keepsie Monday.
Road Overseer James H. Jare,
went to Evening Shade Mondav !.
look after some business in count, I
court.
David L. King, candidate for ci,,
cult judge, was in town THURSDAY d
last week in the interest of his can
didacy.
Some OF our young people went
to a box supper near Nelsonville Sat.
urday night. They report an excel
lent time.
There will be a program rendered
at the school building Friday niebtI
by the students. An interesting
time is expected.
Royal Smith and family of Max
vile were visitors at Poughkeepsh|
Saturday and Sunday, guests of GeoI
W. Smith and family,
Sheriff Bristow was collecting
taxes here Friday. There were sew
eral candidates in town that day
meeting the taxpayers.
Some of our citizens are wishing
they had not killed their big hogs a
week ago, from the fact that the
weather continues warm.
Quite a number Of our young
people enjoyed a musical entertain,
ment at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll Medlock Tuesday night.
DR.. W. 0. Tibbles has moved t
Ash Flat, where he will practice hi
profession. We regret very mud
to lose him, and he will be great!
missed here.
Mrs. Mag Norris, the hotel ladye
our town, has been having som
improvements made on her bari
She has been purchasing some mic
hay from John Simpson.
Sharp County record., 1914-01-23
CASTORIA

The Kind You Have Always boushI
,'sss:.'s s;.s: ;e: ., Gh42z1
The board of commissioners OF
accounts met Monday and is max
! ing an investigation into county al
fairs. The board is composed of
! Jasper Justus of Evening Shade,
| H. W. Bone of Polk and B. F. Meeks
of Sidney.
Mrs. J. F. Raines returned to her
home at Jonesboro Monday, after
having spent several days here with
her mother, Mrs. Addie Craig, who
has been quite ill for some time
Mrs. Craig's sister, Mrs. N. V. Hutch
ison of Poughkeepsie, and her sons,
Buck, Harry and E. 0. Craig of
Batesville, were also here last week.
Hardy Higginbottom of Lebanon
township was 10 town Monday. He
was circulating a petition asking
Gov. Hays to pardon William FoOks
of Lebanon township, who was con-
victed of the crime of perjury at
the last term of circuit court here
and sentenced to serve year in
the penitentiary. The petition has
many signers,
A meeting was held at the court
house Saturday, the purpose OF
which was to take steps looking to
the establishment of rural tele-
phone system in Evening Shade. A
good number Of people were pres
ent who favored the movement.
Atty. W. T. Gray was appointed to
take advance payments Of So each
from all parties who want tele-
phones with the rural system, this
fund to be used in installing a
switchboard. If as many as fifty
advance payments are made the
system will be established. Those
who are interested in the PROPOSE
tion should see Mr.. Gray at once
and pay their money into his hands.
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supreme cnurt-Appeilste pivislor-Re-
slprems court--speclsl rerm-Psr, L.
Before ,Gayegsn, j. Liugated mo,ions---
woods 6, sksiy " MORTIMER, / same 70
hsno vs. vs. rRto S9 A' 10 Slsnl,TR y. sfna
hoP. y. Waechier - Or. Cenntrea ks,sty ~.
Gsl!n - ,Trasshisneers 10. Ihe;dford -
" Guido. IL. vsShs,.r vs Bfi,t s II. YER
sehleiser " versrh'siser -, NILS IS Hard
ing. IS. Van HIS" ys Cndsrhi,' 20 Wood ~
Fiske, e. Won Dram IS Nathan. %. Mater
% Delematsr; 20, .Perratti IS yellow Taxi
Wilson 4 Co IS. schvelier - SchWei.sr;
20 same - same. 80 People IS Ve.ii. ST.
DE- P,nns W Brown 80 Germsria l. l. 60.
vs. Borough lnyss!. g s stygrs 80 sa{ers 81
R sS-os a. Nus ap HaT'A com 5GSH'o' %,
Hardy " Dyrnock: g, Along the Hudson
CO. vs. Ayrts, - EiFar ". Fish. q. boros
cunzs 49, People We Gondorf. so, Ciril.o IS
G,rilo: d. Fines " penysr Rsa,!y' 5 o..
So same We same So Price Price. %.
Bushby vs. Berkeley. 81, Matter OF stock
kor. 60 sus.man, vs. ,sussmsn, 8, weia-
handler vs Wsinhanf,er So Central r.
= Rosson "a Eeis: vs. wel'. -.
a. PeopIe ys Graham e. Ls ROY W poer-.
S. Flosterstein " Molly e, podo'ier Assn,
80 Myself ys Coons; 10, Biumenthal vs
wash. Hts Hosp; y. same vs. same y,
man: H. Matter OF Giimartin. IS. Mater
OF same 76 Mater ~ Byrne' -. Matter
Of PollNceia: - McGuire - Int T -
, richards " Robin, 50. Murray " ?t2s
yandeW..ts5 81 ccorG ST. Mater o. hrook-
f pS.s g, poss! same vs. same s.. sam. :.
same. as Mater ~ Roofing SOM co 81
shaw W De Mossln & co. - Brown Va
Brown: So. Mater Of Sau Bond Nfre.,
so Stuts vs. Stortz, 81. Robinson IS Nc
Krleht; %, Prendsrgast We Geyssr Patent
part II-Bsror. Weeks. J Court opens a
1880 4 81 Tx parte matters
surrogate's Court--Cha nh"rs -Betore co
hAlan, Court opens ~ 10 so VIII
2 Tor probA,e-Anus Tooktr. Maud Glenn
I Frrdk =. Y. Berlin. Lucy N knight, iona
/ Ph'Npps Fly u Chaplin
! city Court--special Term Part BE
: fore Ransom, Court opens at 10 A NJ
Psrt u.-Betor. Ransom, J Court open
, at 10 a 81. * Psrie maLsrs'
o sunr,m. Court-Appellare pivision--sse
onS Judicial Department-Betore Jeuks. PJ
Thomas, Carr. stapieton, Putnam. u Cour
opens az p. 10 $50. People - Alberi
Enumerated day eslsndsr-Nos sos. $50
s ss .S sS, s ss, s 81. &C., 49, so So
; SuprSms Court-App-llat. Term --Recess
/ supreme Court----Tr!al rerm-AdiourneC
! until Monday. October S. 1914.
supreme court-spseiAl Term Part III
supreme court-speelal Term Betor
Jay:oz. J Court opens at I. A L''i
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DiRECTUM |. CROWNED AS
GREATEST PAGER IN WORLD
JAMS Buffers Stallion Does Two Heats in $50
and 200 While Beating William in
Return Match Race.

r.....-.r.. Soy. civilian Is no
.,-rl. the o Beaten and no excuses are
..,-v ore-sd Tor MS downfall He was
=. ,ts perfect racing day and the
"a, columbus track was never faster.
IN -, ,l.-.,snth racing effort William
"a, -... md dec,sively beaten by
..rv. Z bred and owned by James
p...- .4. o. brig about the defeat tho
y,p York stallion had TO pace In worlds
-s,5t1 ''u..
TIE nest heat In SIS was from every
,o.r, Of view the most brilliant piece OF
.,.-. s-1 speed ever Witnessed on the
me-. I-. Another heat IN 200
I'D r.-.-.ln I became the greatest horse
.-s. ever raced r. both heats the stall
.,-. faxed Co. Soy, stiff wind down the
.,....-...r. waking extreme speed the
-.,-s .-.Hu' .0g Dircctum looked and
as . uu.n better racehprse than here
.5t1-.
r-. t3..- second meeting within one
xee> " .Uiam vas always fsvorlte ADD in
..svy betting fetched $500 TO $500 for
tls older stallion
p.-e..lnI drew the pole and on the
.A.o-a score they were on. Ry an as
,o-.sn.rE burst o. speed william had
-,c,.4 over 20 the pole before thirty
FFa 0HI Leef RANEl - iNfA s'fEh'HNa
USE william for a wind shield BY pulling
Ne horse 100 behind and remaining there
% the homestretch William paced the
,uar,er ln - seconds. the half in 5st
I'D sas al the SIX turiongs in 80.
Tn,, p,-.c.um was pulled out at the
,sai o., me stretch the wind was at hts
s.tt ana Tor 200 yards the struggle
"a. terrific. he drew up 70 his opponent
..-y quickly. but after racing head and
s..d f,- q distance william gave Il up
and U,-ectun won by two lengths, well
u hand. and tire last quarter was in cs
s--rrl-
q --.'l- now sold for $50 against 81
r-s ,re Driver Marvin was not 30 Keen
n -4.. from tine wire. lie would have
rksi 60 trail. but the colt would not have
ga. way. After going head and head
% the quarter In 3Oi9 seconds, Marvin wa
,o--ss .-.o the lead and again Snedekei
g,si 100 as shield The tour-year-old
aa- held n check as II was plain that thc
-,sy. -rgei upon a very brief brush
ne aslf vas In l:0l and the three
quart. iu 80. Again p.rectum swuu-
ou, aad there was another whiriwino
M william gave Il up Tar up The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-01
PIPING ROCK HORSE SHOW ON,
Most Important Outdoor Fixture TO
Begin This Afternoon.

The Piping Rock Horse Show. most i'm.
rortart OF the outdoor fixtures, viii be-
gin tins afternoon on the picturesque
grounds OF the club at Locust Valley. l.
/. Tn opening session will be In the
afternoon only, but tomorrow and Satur-
day judges viii be busy from 10 o'clock
r the morning until late in the afternoon
in order TO dispose OF the awards In the
many classes Though many sporting Ak
lures have suffered on account Of the
war, thu is not true OF tho Piping Eo,k
show. on the contrary. the entries are
more numerous than ever before.
The amateur character OF the show
will ts retain as far az possible and
professionals will be allowed 10 ride only
polo ponies. Except In local classes,
the show IL open. dealers being barr d..
and many exhibitors Will come from
distance to show against the best
chat Long Island can provide Chill
dren's ponies will he the only ones
,xhib ted IN harness, the other events be
ing limited 10 saddlers. hacks, hunters
Jumpers and military horses Tho last
named contingent will be In full 'orc
N Saturday. when Gen Leonard r.. Wool
% the Document OF the Fast will AT
end the show.
All the 80 boxes have been suhscr'h =
for. but there VII be ample accommo-
lation FOR visitors on tho lawn. Their
will he many luncheon parties IN the
Tub house and al tr SEQ II the weathe'
permits Special trains viii leave th'
pennsylvsnia station ~ Thirty-secon
street. Manhattan and F,atbush avenue
prook'vn a, IL 10 this afternoon. whil'
tomorrow and saturday the specials vii
cave the same stations at $50 A. VI
Specials will leave for the return trip d.
-a-tly after the show
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

gated motions. Before Benedict J.--ES
supr.me court--Psrt. vI-P.tore Ksny.
Court opens At 10 \. NJ Criminal cal
s nd: Tur,sy a. a. roS; Icy. a;!!'
rob. Icy. ssit: charles Sedusky. burg. & 10y.
rgg Jacob Mirsky torg. = Icy; Morton
chid John Bs,tina, g icy. rsr Philip
spsno, asst. Jacob Levine. burs' ley:
lsiaors schwartz: bribery. Abraham Mend.i-
''S Supreme enc cour,"Par, viiifLs.to-. Ksp.
per J Cour, opens a, 10 4. N Criminal
schwartz, z lev; Moe Rostnsteln. Icy.
anthony Lombsrdo, asst: Anthony Lom
County cour,-Civii calendsr6Part " -
Trial term Adjourned until October S. 1914.
=. County court.--Psrt G--Bsfor Dixie, ].
for triti@nii,nS FeTrellS. a.it s'' -.
Abraham Mlrsky. aslt; Joseph Kspian, att
s,eir,, ms,mins S.it. Loui. Go,dSers. hi 70
prop John Kenny, sslt. QUO HoiEhausen.
Firi Ir-Bstore ROY. Harry Bach. r
p. Thomas KYLE. seduction Lewis Bona
curs, c ". samuel Robinson. icy. rec,
l bssH sar% ca. SqFF s HG T.
arson james Clinnin, Icy.
cham, : Court opens a. 10 A ~ IN Hau
Peter sha'lan. Caroline Newbe-, ana An.
tatss of--John stegman, stephen ". Mahon.
Gsths.int E Nt. AIfrsd GTiado; Charles
pritse, eu,rn. Fr.asrieF xrv ~Sls"s sg.sS
Rowland and Martin Lyude The estst.s
of--George stein, Harry Converse, Thomas
Huozsey and Rosa Krsft Contested oaIen
dar a. 1880 " The will Of Rosa KRAFT
QUEENS COUNTY
County COur - .ial T before Hum
phrey. }. .Cour, op-ns ard calendar called
~ 10 A. NJ Cronin vs n, n r. r co
Indiyerl - Talent Anderson vs. b H. r
Co.,. NEG iri - S'ernt. Fi'Zgeralt y,
Il u. R 60 wetham IS same. Harris
- B'klyn. Queens Co and Sub. Ry, Co
Jacobs " q II r Co. Terry ~ l. l. r.
4 Co. Pediclri vs. B'k'yn. queens co sub
J RS. Co. Hoyt ~ y II Il. r. Co. Copsn
| IS C'uey Island and Brooklyn Ry co
[ schuIman " b. II Il. R Co: Ski@nore "a
/ Berrho.d GarstT ~ II. r. r. Co: Creg-
j Ne 's HumphfeVs; Lsricchle VI l. l. n r. 20
Rsmeird~r OF 'alsndsr passed untu Fri.
day October ? Isli
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TO ISSUE $4,000 600 IN NOTES.
New York Central Plans Financing
Well Into 1918.

The New York Central railroad IL
planning an Issue OF $4,000 900 OF . per
cent notes. Half OF the issue Will be
six months notes. the other half OF a
Years maturity. These notes, Il Is under
stood will meet the company's financial
requirements until well into 1915. Notes
10 the amount % $4,000 600 mature on
November 5. The purposes for which
the proceeds OF the notes are 70 be used
were not announced yesterday.
The New York Central has asked J p.
Morgan & Co. 20 head a synd cate 10 buy
the notes on a basis. Il ls understood,
that will approximate per cent The
date OF public Offering and the price have
not been determined The depository
banks Of tho New York Central, Il is
understood are taking a large interest
In the syndicate.
The company. Il IL believed. would have
handled It's needs through the sale oi
the new refunding bonds already author
lied had financial conditions been normal
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SURPRISING ENTRY AT NASSAU.
Invitation Golf Tourney Ha. List of
ts2 Acceptances.

on OF ne biggest and bet nelds o.
golfers that ever has been assembled IN
the me-ronoltan district Will begin play
this morning In the annual invitation
tournament Of the Nassau Country club
ut Glen Cove The entry list last n!ght
Included the names Of lse golfers and
the club has decided n limit the qualify
ing round to-day 10 eighteen holes. In
stead ~ thirty-six, as AT first announced
Among tNoe Vho have entered are
Jerome r Tr9vers Walter ]. Travis, Fred
Herreshofr Gardiner " White, Max r.
Narston. John y. Stearus Sd, Henry ].
Torr'ng. James r. Hyde and McKim
Hoil.ns The frst pair VIII be sent away
at 80 this morning and Il Is hoped that
the en-ire held will be sols 20 get around
the course before darkness falls
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MICHIGAN ROLLS UP BIG
SCORE AGAINST DEPAUW
Maulbetsch and Splawn Shine in
Opening Game, Won by
Total Of So to o.

ANN ANON, Mich. Sept so-Playins
largely old style football Michigan
relied up more than a point minute
IN its opening game OF the season to-
day. defeating DePsuw By 5s 70 0.
Mau.hetsch, SPAWN md Hughtt starred
on the fence with StaatL and Capt
Ray0sford the defensive strong men
Splawn, the soph more kicker. received
me opportunity to dropk.ck and made
a goal from the 81 yard line.
Maubetsch plunged across for . touch
down In the tirsi quarter. ana In the sec
ond period the Wolverines rolled up %
points VI re- than a score followed IN
the third. although Yost had an entire
substitute team in the game, using TWEEN
ty-e!ght rIyers.
The for%ard pass was successful on
three tri/ IL for Michigan. Hughitt re-
turned V kickoT twenty yards in the
second quarter. then passed thirty yards
to Lyofs, who ran thirty-fve yards for
acore on the FIRST play from scrim-
mage.
DePauw made only TWO frst downs
the Michigan line showing more streng'H
than was expected Both n-st downs
me IN the fourth quarter against the
substitutes and were In DePsuw's terri
tory. The latter team never having the
ball N Wolverine territory.
Fumbling ard loose tacking narred
the work . VI ch;gsn. but the blookins
and Interference were above the aver
are for an early game. The linup:
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CONFER ON NEW RATE CASE.
Railroad President. Meet IN once
of the PennsyIvsnis.

A conference ot railroad presidents was
held YESTERDAY az the offices OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad on the reonenins Of
the rate case. Among those AT the meet
ing were Preddenrs willard % the Bait
more and Ohio. Rea OF the Pennsylvania.
Smith OF the New York Central and
Markham OF the Illinois Central, Counsel
and Independents OF the roads were
also present.
II was said by a member OF tho gather.
ing that Il was OF private nature.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho American Malt Corrorat'on declared a
seni-annusi dividend Of 81 share on rs
~r-fsrred stock Against the lest previous
disbursement OF s. on Nav 3 The present
dividend Is PAYABLE November
The American Ma ting Company has ds.
clarsd semi-anuual dividend q az cents
on is preferred stock payable November 2
the ,ast previous disbursement being tl.2i
on May 2
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By Justicf We ks-IuIssepp- DAWesi0 ~
Michele Bat,iloro. Alfred KatE. German
saw Bank W Matilde VI Mertens Nelson
O'cott. Etw Kealt vs. Marguerite la Falco,
George Augustus Coonee susan Tuckerman
vs. Louis :. Goidst.ln. chSriss " Bacon;
Archibald Mackay vs. san.s Rumor-, Wm
Lvn-h. German saw Bank vs Mathilde 81.
Aertens Nelson Olcott. Susan T t,S ~ =
We Sancon Realty Co. George p Hayes
Theo. 7. Brinksrhor IS Wilbur 7. Crane.
Jr, wilbur Larrenaore Donald Robertson
20 ys Mary Ferguson, Irving Washhurn
West Park Presbyterian church y. George
" Rudkin. Jos. 2 TrueSd,is