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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Carolina Power and Light COMPANY.
operating in Ra'eish' Durham ana oth"r
vile power and Light Company ana the
Yadkin River Power Company, all OF whose
common stock f. controlled by the Carollm,a
Power and Light Company. report oonsoll %
dated gross earnings for tho twelve months
euded sertemher 30, lsl4 ~ 'l,2t5,e 3e an
Increase Sl7l,b37 or 10 per. cent Operating
expenses Increased Is per cent. ana net earn .
ings were t5s9.sga, compared with net OF
SSH. e68 in the preceding twelve months, =
gain OF - per cent After interest charges
and preferred dividends the balance was
tils,G5s. an increase 9f 18bott. or 20 per
companies increased the total number OF
their electric consumers from sls4 TO 500,
to casa. an increase OF per cent
The Lehigh Valley Transit Compan,'s re-
ings OF ,l73.eIs or almost ms much az for
August which was the largest months bust
ness in tho history OF the COMPANY Net
and there was a balance fer the month OF
s32, 562 after deductins all Interest charges,
months ended september 80, 1914, were 81.
S'6&24e, nm incresso OF si2S6ii Net earn,
was s274 667. a decrease Of s54,2O7 compared
with the preceding twelve months.
The Ohio Public Vtilities Commission has
authorized the ohio Gas Light and Coke
Company OF Toledo 20 issue AT par ss4, 900
per ,,oc 80 ,s year s.a in b ana $1,000
property Of the Montpelier Gas Company, at
tl48,0b6, ana 20 liquldate an unpaid balance
on the purchase Of the Napoleon and Wan
seon Gas COMPANY and also for Improve
ments and betterments to the properties
Cross earnings ~ the Mexico Tramways
Company for September were S667i2l an
incroas" OF s62,d11 Operating expenses
we're &Gl.l2s larger ana net EARNINGS We're
S3i3,617, "A gain OF ti,549 For the first nine
SIS ,G5, an Increase OF .ss7.Gsi, OperatiSg
expenses rose ti09,'l2 and net earnings wore
R,72s,9bo decrease % sl.,27s from the
corresponding period OF last year
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Automatic Reductions.

Not much has been heard OF the pro-
posal that prices OF listed stocks should
he reduced per cent from the July 80
level and later perhaps further, Perhaps
tho difficulty of putting such n plan Of
graduated declines int effect IL obvious
few days after the closing OF the ex-
change Atchison common was quoted eN
dividend y per cent, This week Il will
again be quoted ex dividend ~ per cent.
and the question has been raised whether
the stock can be quoted eX two dividends.
II so, the deduction of these two dividends
will bring down the minimum price at
whch business may be done in this stock
through the exchange by per cent In
this manner the prices NJ all the better
class dividend paying stocks are being
automatically reduced from the July level
Theoretically. II the exchange were to
remain closed indefinitely the bar against
trading Imposed by the exchange au-
thorities would disappear altogether
That Is to say the intrinsic value of the
stock would create free demand abov.
tho minimum price. In the case Of non
dividend paying stocks no such automatic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Farm offerings Dcpress wheat
other Cereal.. Decline.

Ito transactions for export account
approached the 1000. 600 bushe mark yes
terdlN. ordinarily tho list would have
bounded up on this feature There were
moderate advances n the outset which.
however were soon converted into sub
stant.d net losses
Farmers apparently concluded over tho
week end 10 dispose OF additional lots OF
wheat Big cash concerns stood ready
20 supply the inquiry at all stages yes
terd7y. The Armour house was conspicu-
Gus 100 this respect.
Nor, attention was directed IN the
statistics. Receipts OF 2.tSi.ooO bushels
compared with 1.14S.000 for the corre-
spending dav last year The visible sup
Ply statement showed $1,000 600 bushels
Hgs!ust 6o.O00.0O0 a week ago and So
o0O 000 I'm 1913. This increase was about
as predicted. yet II was argued that in
order 10 prevent further important &C
cumulatlous actual exports would have
90 increase, as receipts are not likely to
drop materially. Clearances yesterday
we're only 350.OOO bushels
A heavy outflow Of wheat next month
- probable. Some authorities in the
market seem disposed 10 ignore this and
dwell on n" vast amount OF wheat vet
20 be moved also on the absence OF a
noteworthy short interest. They say that
che increased wheat areas in the country
tray he equivalent TO $4,000 900 bushcl.
OF wheat With this In prospect high
values might induce farmers TO carry
over only very small quantities OF grain.
thus augmenting this seasons wheat ok
portable surplus by about 100000
bushels
Tho list Of foreign buyer. here at
present has grown At least thirty visit
the Produce Exchange daily. Late yes
'erday leading local exporter was In
communication with two additional buy
erS. rrprcso nting italian interests.
Cash markets abroad continue nrm.
Firm Liverpool cables were. a factor here
for time. There were limitations Of slight
frost damage IN sections Of Argentina
Other European news dispatches told OF
the destruction of flour mills and the kill
ing Of farm animals I'm France as a result
OF tho war and the prospective appoint
ment OF governmental commission in
Germany 30 supervise food prices In that
country, where prices are extremely high.
Cons This market broke about a cent
without much resistance. Very favorable
weather through the belt for curing IN
duoed considerable liquidation. Demand
from shorts was curtailed. while farm
offerings were increased. \ break OF closs
20 cents IN tho Buenos Ayres market
was also factor. The visible was low
cred by aS1.0OO bushels, but gains will
soon he in order
OATs.-The downward trend Of other
values adversely affected oat prices. FIX
porters took 100000 bushels. but other
wise support was not important Coun-
try offerings were fair. Tho increase in
the visible amounted to $4,000 bushels
PRovistoNs--A hardening I'm the under
tone at live hog points caused bette~
cash and speculative demand. Suisse
quently th"re was liquidation, partly from
large packers. The rncesslons in grams
n htf in ina
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER A firm market prevailed yes
terd1y with receipts !ight. particularly Of
the. top grades. Some out Of town demand
took butter selling .i'4 H2ic. with the
market on this line better than 1t has
hecn for some little time. Grades selling
90 n eSc. are "a accumulation. Storage but
ter nndinR better outlet Process unchanged.
Ladies nrn. Good psekins stock wanted,
extras, % score. 2taslAc. hrsts. 27is a
3Oisc. state dairy. tubs. finest, 3oW3lc.,
~ 25c. Process. extras 25n 26c: frSts,
2sl9 -tisc.; lower Grad.s, 22 -ac.; iml-
a,t9n eTga%sry ar.'s 2S' &c LsdS.
81 i4c.. lower grades. l0G2cisc. Packing
stock, held hne 81 42lhc; No :, goa
CHEESE-Th market was higher yester
day. IN line with that at points Of production.
but tho demand was quiet. Movement in
Wisconsin cheese little nrmcr. Export
sHyas pTSSteG pEces no tdo% As. saGs
milk, fresh. white ana coiored, specials
l5c.; colored and white. average fancy
sin daisies, lIH 8lt%o,; twins, ltla al5c. :;
STATE skims hcid specials l2ls aiSc.; fresh,
l! GLE poor to fair l a iee' ,.,., A..
eggs to meet the demand and such were
firm; The bulk OF the current RECIPES we're
moylns rather slowly. Fine diriios scare.
manl Fine nearby eggs scarce and trm.
Prices; Fresh Eathered extras. Ssa 9Sc
onds. 2i@2Sc.i dirtIes. No. /. 2ia 22e.; No.
:, 10000. checks, goo 2oIsc. pefrigera-
tore, nrstS; charges paid, 2Ac.' seconds, 224
~ 23hc. Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
whites, fancy large. 52055c hennery
LAVE PoCLTRY-with heavy receipts
and slow buying the market was quiet yes
tcrday. Roosters duh. Ducks plentiful and
slow. Fowls In free supply. or the ~ cars
received Is were unloadcd yesterday, Prices
Chickens. llUlso. fowls, liqisc,; old
boosters, l0c.; turkeys, mixed, hens and
toms, l7@ lSc. Ducks, l3a l7c.; geese, West
ern and southern, old, 40. Guineas, soc
Pigeons, coo.
DRESSED PouLTRY.--Fancy lines have
chickens, but small and medium chickens
steady. Old ROSTERS in light SUNNY ana
steady. Spring ducks irregular In Quality
and quiet, Nearby broilers. spring ducks
and squads unchanged. There IL very little
demand for frozen turkeys or chickens
Western, milk fed. IS ana 2, lbs II TO TO Box BOX
Western, mix rcd, .. his and oven S''I isc
mixed weights, lBm Tie; philadelphia fancy
los. each, 20 q Csc; hroillers, l0d a0c
Michigan, so1lded, lbs. and over. l6lsc
Fowls, 10 20 box, Western, 60 lbs and over
to dozen, l9iAc.; Western dry picked, i ms
and over, 1Si2c.; old BOOSTERS. ~ Nc, Long
Island ducks l6i9 a liu.. squabs, prime
white, 10 lbs, ~ dozen So so. MS So,
Tbs, $3.50; dark, :L25G.L5O: Suimeas s
Western, selected, young hens and toms
sla22o; dry picked, average. lsqisc.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money ruled between and 7 per
cent
Time money was easier. but dull az 7
per cent for most maturities, tho range
being to per cent.
Commercial paper was quiet, with rates
at from to per cent
Domestic exchange on New York; Ct
Louis, 66c. premium Chicago. SOC. pre-
MUM; Cincinnati. s5c. premium: Min
neapols, zoe. premium.
Call money in London was lk@l&
per cent.
Sterling exchange declined sharply.
Final quotations were Demand, 4s9L /;
cables, 4,90ls.
Bar silver in London. 22Bd.; IN New
York. 4S5so
New York Clearing House statement I;
Exchanges, slsl, 457,5l2; balances, So
8oo.4li Sub-Treasury debit balance. 32s,-
SCI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
THE STEEL MARKET.
Export Demand for Wire Product.
Active Again.

Export demand for wire products
especially barbed wire. has become active
again after its recent lull Tho American
Steel and Wire Company has obtained a
Russian order Of substantial proportlona
and some OF the Independent Companies
have been forced TO refuse orders for
prompt shipment because Of their ina
bility - M them
Tnis activity extends to no other do
partncnt ana the trade rs a whole re-
mains depressed. Demand for bars
plates, shapes and structural steel is as
J. or as IT has been IN many years and
unless the Interstate Commerce Comn!s-
sion grants the rate Increases petitluned
for By the Eastern railroads producers do
NOT expect any marked Improvement in
the near future.
william Jacks & Co. iron and steel
merchants OF Glasgow write under date
Z October l6 as follows.
Tho rnarke. has shown continued
weakness and the cash price OF Middles-
brough warrants has fallen from SOS
last Friday 10 ASS Sd on Wednesday
and we close to-day slightly better with
buyers at ass. IL I'D. cash.
Shipments have been fairly good for
the week, 20 that the first fifteen days OF
october show a total OF 29.344 tons, as
last year The stock OF iron I'm tho
warrant stores shows an Increase OF only
sos tons
The very INT rcports from your side
no doubt largely account for the fail iu
the price OF both warrants and makers
iron. and the cables stlll show that stag
nation on your side continues Further
business has been done I'm American half
finished material for import into Great
Britain 20 take the place OF German and
Belgian material.
Tho Board OF Trade returns for Sep
tcmher show a very satisfactory increase
or both exports and imports compared
with the month Of August. and the sta
tistlcs for unemployment are very salts
factory indeSd showing that, so FAR as
able bodied men are concerned, there s.
practically no unemployment In this
country.
THE financial position also continues
to show Improvement"
Tho Daily Iron Trade says Low pig
iron prices appear TO have stimulated
market interest in the East ny consumers,
and some orders 1re being placed quietly.
Billet makers In Philadelphia territory
slave prices 20 meet export demand.
Large steel mills in the central West
have slowed down TO 20 per cent. OF ca
rac'ty and the Prick Coke Company will
put cut 1900 additional ovens this week
Structural steel awards throughout the
country aggregate small tonnage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
THE COPPER MARKET.
Export Demand for NetaI-saics Mt
H. Cents.

The export demand for copper was quite
noticeable among producers yesterday,
some OF whom made sales NJ 4, cents.
England was most prominent among the
buyers OF the metal, place for years held
by Germany.
Domestic demand was comparatively
light with inquiry coming chiefly from
quarters which have booked orders from
abroad for finished goods.
C'earances OF copper for the month up
10 Saturday night, as reported Yesterday,
totalled 4b,S37.0 900 pounds The Increase
was material over the full month OF sep
t,mber and was due largely to bigger de-
rnand from England for tho metal
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
List Price Of formulated Lowered 10
6.55 Cents by Federal COmpany.

The list price Of fine eranulated sugar
WIS lowered yesterday by the Federal
company 20 5.75c. and by other refiners TO
: soc. Up to the end OF last week the
list price had been maintained at &C.. al
though all of the refiners were accepting
orders under that quotation.
Demand for raw sugar was very light,
4 small quantity of prompt shipment
Cubas was reported taken at duty paid
price equal to 4.0lc, At the close OF the
market further offerings at that level
found no takers. At the close OF the week
The spot quotation for raws was 4.l2 isc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
ELECTIONS AND MEErINoA
NEW YORK DISPOSAL CORPORATION
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF

STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice IS hereby given that . spscss
me.tlng OF the stockholders OF NEW YoRs
DISPOSAL CORPORATION, a corporation
of tho state OF New York. will be held az tins
principal ONCE OF the Company, No 30
Church street City and State Of New Tors
on the 10th day OF November. 1914, AZ tTo
o'clock In the afternoon. for tn. election %
directors. for the ratification Of all action
taken or authorized by tho Board Of Dire,
tors OF the Company or by !ts otioers sint-
the organization OF tho Company, and rs
transaction OF such other business 49, fn~s
properly come before tn. meeting.
Dated New York, October "a, 1914
BY order OF the Board OF pirecter&
IL, s, MORROW. Secretary.
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reduction OF the minimum prioe Is taking
piace. fNen when a stock has passed rs
uiViuend since the closing of tho ex-
change. BIDS are not considered below the
July 80 price. And yet !t Is in this latter
class OF stocks that the greatest reduction
In the trading limits would have TO b.
made In order 70 create a demand
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THE CINCISNATI. LEBANON a NORTH
ERN KNII.MAN COMPANY.

Of'INe OF Mo IreHsurer-
Pittsburgh, Pa, October = 1914
First Consolidated Mortgage - Gold
Bonds Of this Company to an aggregate cost
OF 81. 060. 90 will be purchased for the sink
ing Fund November 2. 1919. from the lowest
bidders, At price not to exceed par and
interest. Sealed proposals 10 sell bonds must
be in the HANDS OF The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, New York, before twelve
o G. ock Noon on Saturday. October 81. 1914
r II h. MCKNIGHT Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
Manufacturer Commit. Suicide.

David Uhren, formerly we'll to do
clothing manufacturer. who in 1911 be-
came slightly deranged mentally by rea-
son OF the loss Of his fortune. committed
suicide at a. Seventh avenue yesterday
by taking cyanide OF potassium He was
as years old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-27
ELECTRICAL SECURITIES CONFORMATION

New York, October 3Tth. IsiA
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the trifhl
ofice Of the Corporation. at 60 Cedar stree.
In the City OF New York, N. Z, m wednss
twelve o clock noon. for tho purIose OF elsct-
ting directors and for the transaction OF Fu'b
the meeting. The polls viii remain open
from l2:i5 T. NJ until 1890 T. NJ OF rt'l
day. Transfer books will be closed a. tive 10
o'clock noon on October 26th. 1914 ami ~ -
reopen az twelve O'Clock noon on Novemhsf
18th, 1917, w, r.. KAUFMAN Secretar.
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To the holders Of First Mortgage ~ Per
cent. Gold Bonds of Schenectady HON.
Telephone Company:
TAKE NOTICE, that the "schenectaiy
Home Telephone Company" OF schenectady.
n. Y. under the provisions OF certain
mortgage dated october LIST, 1901. executed
by u to the knickerbocker Trust Compauy.
Trustee, hereby calls for payment and
demption at the once OF tho Columbia TIT
Company successor Trustee under said mort
gage at It's office, No. 90 Broadway, IN The
city OF New York. Borough of Manhattan.
state OF New York, on tho Ist day OF Janu-
airy. 1915. all outstanding bonds, with the
coupons thereon, issued under said mort
gage. Holders OF said bonds are hereby
required to present said bonds for payment.
surrender and redemption. at the time and
place above specified and will receive cash
Tor such bonds as provided IN and by Paid
mortgage and the bonds issued Hereunder.
On all bonds not so presented Interest viii
cease on January !. 1918, in accordance
with the provisions OF said mortgage.
Dated September 90, 1914
HOME TELEPHONE com.
pANY,
~. s. BY !. II. GRlSWOLD Presideue
Attest--S. g. ORMSBEE, Secretary.
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&c, CaFIEK coal AND A,p IRON COMPANY M.

Notice Is hereby given, pursuant TO ths
terms OF tho Mortgage dated the frs, DAY Of
October. 1898. that the undersigned. ss
=. NJ. on the fourth day OF November.
1914. for ia, sale to Ct OF bonds as above
heient 10 use the sum OF sib.25s1i.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
Successor 10 Continental Trust Company q
tho City OF New Yotk: Trus,es
BY IT, w. MORSE. Secretary.
New York. October 49, 1914
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that. In 40.
cordance with the terms OF the mortgage OF
deed of trust dated May H. 1901 made ny
Rogers Locomotive Works to Colonial Trust
Company, Trustee, said Rogers Locomotive
Works has by an instrument in writing
under It's corporate seal appointed This
Equitable Trust Company OF Now York ss
Trustee under tho said mortgage, and The
Equitable Trust Company OF New York hes
duly accepted said designation.
ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
BY c, r. DENNY, Treasuroe
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT or
Wednesday. October 2s. 1914. at 1880 O'Clock
L. NJ. at the Exchange Salesrooms, Nos
1+-l6 Vesey Street, borough OF Manhattan.
New York City. through Adrian II. huilsr q
sons, auctioneers tho undersigned will oret
at public sale 3ees shares OF the Capital
Stock of the Hammerstein Amusement Com
pany OF the par value OF S76 per share
Dated October I6, 1914
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY o.
NEW YORK.
BY LYMAN RHOADES. Woe presfdent
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TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST FIRST MORTGAGE So TWEEN
~ YEAR SINKING FUND GOLD
BONDS OF THE COMPTTING SCALE
COMPANY OF AMERICA.
The undersigned, successor to knicker-
booker Trust COMPANY Trustee under mort
gage given to secure the above described
issue OF bonds. actlng under authority OF
said mortgage. desires to eNpend the sum OF
twenty Thousand -Four hundred twenty
seven dollars and hity eight cents $50
42I5B IN the purchase OF bonds Of said
Issue. provided said purchase can in Il.
opinion be now made advantageously.
Sealed offers OF said bonds may be sent 20
the Columbia Trust Company, Trust De
parimcut 80 Broadway New York CITY.
o'clock noon
Bonds accepted must he delivered on
November 10th. or security furnished that
day. ~ required. that delivery viii be
made within ten DAYS
The right il reserved by the undersigned
10 reject any anu all offers.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Successor Trustee
GEORGE L, WARREN
Trust Oficer.
Dated New York october 9Th, 1914.
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The Annual Meeting of tho StocEho,drr,
OF THE CENTURY co will be held accori
Ing TO the by on Tuesday, Nov,mh-
u, 1914, at the once OF tho COMPANY, 50
East 18th St. New York CITY.
DOUGLAS r. DoTY. sscrs,au
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND
COMMON Dividend

Pittsburg, Pa, October 94th. 1914
The Directors Of this Company have to-day
declared their regular quarterly dividend OF
ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT
q. 90 on the Preferred Capital stock ana
ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT QLGI
shareh olders OF record October g?nd Checks
mailed this day.
w A. MYLER Secre.arv ma Troas,,..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WILL BUY

Merchandislhg or Manufacturing bus
mess that can be made profitable and
extensive through an efficient can
wasting agents organization and
through extensive advertising. No
store, no schemes, no undeveloped
patents, only such business will be
considered which shows some evil
dence OF life. LEGITIMATE, box
1873 Sun office.
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AMERICAN GK,pmOPHONE co.

TNEF EKNhD DIVIDEND NO So.
dividend tNo. tti of one and three
quarters q - 60 per cent. has been declared
upon the Preferred capital stock OF the
American Graphophone Company payable
November 10th, 1914. 20 stockholders OF
record at the close Of business November
2nd BY order Of the Directors
EDMARD u EASTON Pr.sId.nt
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Tho American Exchange National Bank

New York, October 90 1914
AZ a meetins OF the Board OF Directors Of
TINS Bank held to-day, a semi-annual divi-
dend OF FIVE Per Cent (5cS) on the capital
stock was declared payable November 9nd
PROV 70 stockholders Of record al the clo,s
OF business October 2Oth. 1914
ARTHUR =. LEE, Cashier.
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To the Holders Of Certiscstes " Demos,
R<preseneDs
Evening journal., 1914-11-30
WOMAN Gets OUICLEY'S
JOB AT POSTOFFICE

Democrats of the Tenth ward who
have been mp in arms against the Sauls-
bury machine for some time, were in
censed further today when IL was an-
nounced that James j. Quigley, one OF
the ward party workers, who has been
employed as a ianitor at the Federal
Building, was 10 be removed. Quigley
was informed by Postmaster English ON
Saturday that his services would no
longer be required after James j. Kelley,
the elevator operator, who was i'll, re-
turned 10 work. Mr.. Kelley will return
TO work tomorrow Mr.. Quigley will be
succeeded BY a woman, who has been en-
gagged TO do ianitor work.
Mr.. Quigley was employed as jani-
tor after Postmaster English had re-
moved Mr.. Dennison, a Republican,
shortly after Postmaster English as
sumed his Office. The salary of the
ianitor is $50 month, but Mr. Quig-
ley did not receive this long. as
woman was employed to work half
day at the same work.
From what could be learned today
IL Is understood that the two womel
who are to hll the position held b.
Mr.. Quigley will receive $25 mont
each.
Evening journal., 1914-11-30
NO new Cases here
OF The Cattle Disease

Governor Charles r. Miller and the
Delaware State Live Stock Sanitary
Board held a conference lasting sew
eral hours in the Federal Building
this morning at which the local con-
ditions relating to the hoof and
mouth disease we're discussed. Gov
ernor Miller and DR.. II. p. Ewes, OF
the state Board. told of their visit TO
Washington yesterday. At that time
they conferred with A. ID. Melvin,
chief OF the Bureau of Animal In
dustry, Department Of Agriculture.
Yesterdays conference was in the
nature of having the government
quarantine in this county against the
foot and mouth disease modified, that
Is. 70 make restrictions less severe.
II was said today at the close OF
| the meeting that nothing definite had
been done. There have been no news
cases of the disease reported in this
State, but the State Board and the
Government are keeping a strict
watch. The Government officials are
insisting that all farmers in the Stat
clean up their farms and in some sec
tions of the State a house-to-hous
insp oCttc,s u under way.