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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. September 10, lalA
REEVES.

BEENES,
p,cs,rte. 80 head. mainly for slaush'rT ,.
Xn trade IN live cattle, lce"us $500
Dressed beef steady at l3a lOc LOT CITY u''S'''
native sides. cHyrs
Receipts, l@ head; " on s al at SEQ
,aa1,. Good TO choice yealS soId az 49,
s.eao Az ~ I0O 10. Grassers and Dutterihlhs
go 81 Dressed calves in fair demand; ~
Iis.J yeals. lJu21c: country dresse1' LEU
IS. sanders: - veals. 125 ID, sl2 s7ii; . lc9
n us 8; ,gt & CO.: veals, is5 H. H' ''i
l. ~ 80 SHEEP AND LANES. CHA,
Receipts. AS head; ~: 80, can NIe5ium sheen
were ia NJ s4rsi 20 per 100 ID; MEDIUM 70 70
49, Ismhs al s. 25gS G2ls. Dressed yS,,|s
spUl st sailc per 10; dressed LAMBS Ut my
iii 55s,i,,s sanders: 1913 Penn iamR IS; e 30 70
average STtos a, S 81 per 100 iO' 3 q ID w.
Il sheer. nc ~ $ ~ 20 w Va lambs IS n s. %
N ,SSco Is n, as, 7, 100 H. -; : goats
70 II, &. ,,o,s
r,oco,rts rs head: about car on Ia "a n;
NarEot steady. A.Ilu.n S' "a, SS5Iss o.
- WAe' - Sanders: /. state hogs, III 10 Az
s.l@ a. 50 10 per 100 ID : Toushs' W ~ ."
s s, Is. At = ~ - .,,.
CO. o-UOGs-Receipts 1900
, onthSC Bulk OF sales, s. Ieas9 20; EsGs
y. o. co s5. mixed. IS 50g@9 %, heaE3 ,ts a.
gs9 ~ I,oceipts 1000; nrrn beeves' ~ "
81 al, stssrs s6 $3.50 IS; stockers ana ie 10,
gen; a. Io%fSs Is; cows and heifers, IS 10y
50 80; eS-iys o .,yonS sheep, s. iOQS6; year
CslPl@' a. a., 81 Is. lambs 81 JOGSS 10.
''i t5snsas CIV. sept 1o.-HuGS-Heeeipt ,
10 lower: bulk, S. sOUse' heavy; IS 20 ga,
So 10: packers and butchers - s s9.!S = ~
I fgs.ai,, : 800. steady: prime fed steers,
So 7Saslo 60. dressed beef, $sais 90; South
s,n xS -ods7 .. cows. 81 50q$7 p; heifers
al a5.Sy -. stcckcrs and feeders, - %1g
s. -. bulls 50 509Sd 20; calves, 80 'oGSlV %
stiI,i,p Psyeipts 500; steady: lambs,
81 2JGST s; yCarlings s. 1885 IS; Wethers,
s. 2jgS5 IS; ewes, $5dS5 -.
81. Louis, sept. lO.-HoGS-Rsceipts, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
Il S. Treasury Finances.

,,-o-hirc.ton sept, lO.--The condition OF tncc
1.nt,nd States Treasury at the beginning oil
Sm s,,ess to.day was: Net balance In genera
fund sl22 6ll SeS Total receipts 81 4Os
y: olVT no asTcit this fiscal wear is sl44SS'5R
80 deficit Of s5727 O26 last year s c6
SEaii'5' Of Panama Canal and puphc oeO'
transactions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

civil calendar.
Trial Term adjourned until October. No
lions returnablc and orders signed In Part
H. Room 10
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tgih street
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the aboys-describeI
property g. to BE- sold, Is ii3,53So7. With
Interest thereon from tho i4th day OF Au-
gust 1914, together with the costa and al
iovancs, amounting 10 1893 a. with interest
from August 2Gth 1914. together with the
expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates, or other liens, which are 10 be- al
lowed to tho purchaser out OK the purchase
money, or paid " the Referee, is SijQ1J
and interest.
Dated. New YORK. September Let. 1914
SAMSON FRIEDLANDER, Referee.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September 10. 1914
BUTTER.

pocoipts. 1851 packages. fest,roas , 20
h Ics n tor grades OF creamery was wen
y5tained but there was no aisPSst s2ra s.
force as oS'a d31'.c; seconds, sG1
~ o. ~. dairy. nnest, 3Oc; good TO PRIME
IS IS ,.ec. process. extras 5000 hrsts 5
:, I; 4 ~ Imitation creamery hrsts' -4u
&c. cut,T,SE.
Receipts, 1,136 packages MSrAe' s'''' ~
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 10.
Manhattan.

Tic first name IS thai Of IN. Doctor, tho
second that OF the creditor, and date when
judgment was field:
KeilJert Construction Co., r. y. Hell, z.
f.. Schubert and W. T. Hockey Sons Co.,
Inc.M. Kobre; Aug. - 1914; S2l7 81.
INaSltt. q. F.-Gimbel Bros. New York
Iuiy ?. 1914; Sis 81.
Lazarus. National City Bank OF New
Rochelle; Sept 8. 1914 void; g, 40 Is.
Doors, P.-1;sstern Woodworking Co.; Aug
G. 1910: $50 s.
Hudson Woodworking COL. BoWsert q
Sons; June 3, 1919: S372 -.
The Bronx.
Solomon. Rebseeh--J Barnett; Sept. .. 1914:
g. OGp n
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

AppclaNe lefm-S0 Dept.
The next term OF this court will begin Mon
day, oct 8, 1914. at coo Fulton ST., Brooklyn
Returns on appeal from municipal courts
must be fled with the clerk Of said term on
or before Friday. sept. %. 1915 Notice OF
argument, with proof Of service and appel
lants briefs must be fled on or before Mon
day, Sept. IS, 1914 Respondents briefs must
be filed on or before Saturday noon, Oct. 3,
1914
The regular day calendar OF appeals from
order and judgment will be called the first
anil succeeding days OF the term at 10 a. N
The points on appeal shall be printed
typewriter upon white paper Of uniform size
-l0ia inches In length and inches In width
and fastened on the left hand edge thereof.
Upon the upper right hand corner Of the
points and briefs submitted to the court shall
appear tho name OF the counsel arguing or
submitting tho same. Al points briefs and
motion papers for submission to the court
must be fiat and 30 delivered 10 the clerk.
In appeals from judgments and orders five
copies OF briefs arc required. The motion
calendar will not be called and no oral ar
Gument vii, b. allowed
JOSEPH II. DE BRAGGA, Clerh.
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KELLY.SPRlRaEIELD TlRE cn.

Quarterly dividends 81 no on tho &c.
Preferred Stock and l%es on the 7rs second
Preferred stock Of this Company have been
declared, payable October I. 1914. 70 stock.
holders OF record st the close OF business
September 10, 1915
J.. A. SEAMAN. Secretary.
Now York. September o. 1914.
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
September l. 1914
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared quarterly dividends OF ga on tho
preferred stock and iTs on tho common
stock. payable on october 4, 1914, to stock.
holders OF record September l9, 1914.
r 4. DILLINGHAAi Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
BoRDEN's CONDENSED MILK COM

The Common ana Preferred Stock books OF
this Company will close Oh September 18th.
1914, al 1900 ~, by order VI the Board ot
Directors, for the purposes OF the Annual
Meeting Of stockholders 90 be held al l0:J1
4. NJ, on October list, 1915. at Is Exchange
Place, Jersey City, ~ j.. and reopen On &c
tober ed, 1914, at 1913 \. NJ.
r. l.. SHOVE, Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

IIFRICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York, Sept, 3. 1914.
pREFEREED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO. G2.
4 dividend of one and three-Quarers per
cent uAe9 on the Preferred Stock OF this
Company has this day been declared, payable
THURSDAY, October /, 1914, n stockholders Of
record at the close OF business Friday, Sep
TENDER H. 1914.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York
= :. DE LANO, Treasurer.
v-NE Secretary
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EXPORTS.

Wheat, bush. .3iS, SCI Pacon ib...... ca. 80
Rprey. hush.... o.. 4SG Lard. fb........Ili7, 500
Flour, bbls...... 500 seed oil M 20 OOl
Flour, sacks. 10. $50 LIB oil rals. ri 80
Whiskey gals. SEQ Ollcake fb... 800 900
Cotton, bales. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCFs
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The decline IN wheat resulted N unsettled
conditions IN Hour, and while prices were
nJminally lower mills were not disposed 70
make quotations. FLOUR-Spring patents,
Sc 30IS6 49, winter straights. s. 3Ju{5 90;
winter patents. s. 40G$J o.: spring clears,
s. s0NS5 40; extra No l winter. 81 i0Q 81 g.;
No 2. s. lJUS g.; Kansas straiEhts tJ6ud
s. 80: fancy spring patents, S7dS 80. RYE
FLOUR steady: fair 10 good. s. 70d s. S.;
choice to fancy. S. HoGSs 10. CORNAIEAL
steady: kiln dried. 81 -. BAG MEAL. steady;
fine white ana yellow. 81 gOp$l %: coarse,
81 SjGSl 80. FEED-Wostorn quiet: bran l6o-
ID sacks. S2GdS2G 20; standard mildiiug, SIS -;
-four do. az 90: rcd dog. go; city steady;
bulk SIS: sacks So: miIllinr 500 go $50,
red dog. S39. OILNIENI. So aOnS9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
REFEREES Appointed.

eupreme IOurt-BRADY, J.
Louvre Reset fsecke.
Enler/Sullan--A 1 Saloman.
Arndt /Barthold-J J Hynes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

LITIGATEl
Cooper/S ilverblatt
SchwartZ/Armour
Same/Same
Duncdn/Du1can
Kelly/Clty NY
Ffnkelsteln/ Schwarzk
PleasSprDis/ Nattucci
Zalkin/SanMechanS
Re Film Amusement
Holcombe /Holcombe
Re City n Y
Brown Brown
Co OF OnOndaGa /CNY
Sauborn /NietArtAssn
Matuss/NYatert' nLGP
WilmcrdinE/Lederer
Same/Sanlc
Allen/NYRys
Slme/Same
Dletericli /HaffenBrew
RozTadowski/ Everett
Jackson Moore
Tolve/CommunipawSt
Seliglnan/ FreehOh
Abbate/ ZuccarO
FlOod/Nodlcr
Re kcsner st Emp 4
Brlnckerhon /Bersield
Israelowitz/Knopp
PEG, Kiesler/Zylka
Messer/Berustein
Observation-Disclosures
PeoDle/Verdl
Northumberland
WilsOn/Wilson
Rau6in/OCtav Id
Pullen/ Seaboard Trad
Goldsmith/ Muller
Same/ROsenstein
Foy/Lynch
LutZ/Golden
Shlebler/ Shiebler
CarOlynLaun/ Fertm'n
Abramowitz/B ehar
TriOlo /Bonomolo
HynanIHyman
March/Brlgantl
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.

New York. sept. 3, 1914.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND no. As.
A dividend Of one-halr per cent (5ec) on
the Common Stock OF this Company has this
day been declared, payable Thursday, October
/. 1914. TO stockholders OF record al the close
Of business Friday, September II, 1914.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York.
$. :. DE -.ANO, Treasurer.
VIM NJ HAGER pecrofary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

IL Is believed the outlook in the steel
trade. is for quiet market the re,
mainder of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

Supreme COuFt-DONNELLY, J.
y Weinsteln Tuscan Const--L Greenbaum.-
II Moskowirz/S Koft-M Kern.
VI katz/Helen d w HaiRht-P Dunn
Greenwich s Bk/J Yule-J p Leo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
PROVISIONS

Fairly steady at the opening. owing 10 an
advance I'm tho price Of hogs, but an easier
feeling deycloped under selling by packers
and i'm sympathy with grain. Prices declined
sharply and stop loss orders were uncovered,
which added 20 the pressure. PORK easy;
mess s2ias2i 30; family. S27QS29; short clear,
S93dS26. BEEF unsettled: mess, S-5q$4'
family. ss0as3 packet t92Gs26 extra india ,IrI,
hgcnns i3iSc: $50 10, 1890: 100 H. l3i4c; 40
ID 1890: pigs. 1I9.c. CUT MEATS-Pickled
bellies quiet: 10 II. 17c;, i ID. l6Ac: "A ID.
i5c; picked hams. lG2.aal'c. IALLO ~.
@ss,c LARD weak; Middle West 97Op
9S0t: city, 9lac: refined easy. south Amer
lea II. zoe: Continent lil0c; Brazil. kegs
Il. zoe. COMPOUND steady HzgS'tc. SILAis-
iTg steady. llallI@c: city lard stcarlne 49,
Ql2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
JOSEPH H. DE BRAGGA. CleFs.

Appellate Divisional Dept.--Recess.
Trial Herm-Adtourned to Oct. .. spe-
ciaI Term Part II-Trlala-Rccess.
Special Term-Part I-JAYCOX, J.
Motions at 10 a. m.
Re Home Life Hope Transit Dew
Herman Schwartz Same/SaEe
Guedet /Guedet White BradleyConBt
Garrison fTroester Philips LrXton
Re O'Callaghun (C) Truman Thomson
Gibbons ICauldwel / ROnnie/ same
Miller HBSmith Gibson Namm&son
StJohn/StJohn Phelan/ Bartholdi
TaRgart /BHRE Cohen Siiyerstone
Hoffielt/Sarne Monroe Haskell
German same IGivcnter/ Alohr
Rahnn same BklynStructS/ LAnk
Wei./Same RosscllcJ Rotella
Texter/NERR DeSilNer/ASer
IIppi/Same Re state Controller
Lamond/ Same Ssmc/sainc
Same Same same same
Louise Same
FORECLOSURE CALENDAR.
Stoopack Feinstein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
Special Term--Part H-DoNNELLY. j.

Special Term-Part U-DoNNELLY, ].
Ex parte matters. -
Special Term-Psrts III, ", ", VI, VII
and VIII. Adjourned for the term.
Trial Term-Parts II, III, w y. VI
VII. VIII. TX, X, NJ. Mi, NH, NV, Nv,
XVI, XVII anG XVIII-Adjourned for the
term.
sURROGATES' COURT -COHALAN, s
WILLS FOR PROBATE-i0:30 a. M.
p Wachsman II EEankhcId
] Garner
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corNrY CorRT-Part ".

sURROGATE'S COURT--KETCHAM, S.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
sURROGATEs' COURT-COHALAN,
CITY COURT.
Special Term--PaFt I-FINELlTE, J.
MOTIONS

NIll GUDh IL
Special Term--Part I-FINELlIE' j.
MOTIONS.
IedererCanst/ Kessler Bernstein Weisz&t
Stark gacobs Brennan GOdberger
pIts0s IStaracs Murphy CaUldwellW
potto INinden Knight Mammalian
7 9s;,erIBownlan I ManhatIlalrC/Wern
TEaro Jdoldner Neal&B Whale @
Muller& CO Robertson SchmuttICentChanl
Busch Finfer&Co Iormeyi CsndeeS&a
7 riyis ScidIoau Atterburyi Mattiola
CalWineNn/ Navarro hrokaueT/ToruOh
Cordova/ Inch same same
IfildrethVarIGresn MarylnSafe/ Rabin
ITWr,Eoff/I sear HerrmaUn/ QuL&T
SlI1I,sre IF,RiyerNBk Lain iWAyathRhy
Hutter/Finch loHFersI - NJ eH[eIr
MitCholman/ Bruclh'ri SchnCerL bakst
Greco Freund&Fr BcndersNyLS ohen
MargoliesJ UrisIronW LuEoWltz/NeWna KID
Special Term-Part II-FINELITE, j.
rx partc busineSs-Defaults 1880 a. m.
Trial Term-Parts I, ii, III, ", v, vi,
VII and YII-Ad1ourned for the term
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme COurt--HENDRICk, J.
EmiE Ind 3 Bk/Rogcrs-M J Mccarthy
Stenlme jPetrozgi--Bcun Burber.
Hansen w ilIlams-M ! Mccarthy,
RolstonI Hopper i Davidson.
S;cckIer/Wolf--W Kleil.
by DONNELLT, J.
Fisher Mon! gomery n 7 Eab0e.
Van Bcu.cnf COM j lGdycgn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
COURT CALENDARS

The meaning Of the line is versus OF eSai
FEDERAL COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT-EVANs. ].
EQUITY CALENDAR.
CWoolworth BuildingD
Mller/sire
DISTRICT COURT-SHEPPARD, ].
EQUITY CALENDAR.
lWoolworth BuildingO
Benedict Emerson Kennedy DreadnbIooT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

Tho demand for spot was very slow, and
the market WAS easy. Prices were irres
ul4r, but the range was generally love or, tho
average being down about &c from WeGncs-
that America II about the only outlet At
present for Brazilian coffee. and Il Is eX-
pectcd that sales Will be larger in the near
future. Brazil Is oferinE coffee hero az q
very low basis 4s being quoted at about
SOC whilo sale of RIO Is was reported
at Gzc on American credits. In Brazil the
Rio market was weak, az % rcis decline,
while Santos was quiet and unchanged. in
the local spot market Rio Is were quoted at
1c and Santos IS at 1lisal2c. Statistical
position OF Brazilian coffee:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

FORECDJSJRb CAbLNDAH.
Stoopack /Feinstein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
!. Cases win be called In the order EiVen.
gRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME couRH

SUPREME COURT.
Special TeFm-BRADY, J.
TX parte matters at 1870 a. m. Motions "a =
journed until Tuesday. Sept. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11

A steadier tone developed and final quo
tat!ons were 10 10 points net IH5He''
local contract prices: ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-11
NEW YORK COUNTY.

yision-Recess.
{ I-HENDRICK, j.
D MOTIONS.
Kaskell/So PAc
/ Re Wait
/ NatColKin/ Hickey
Weiss/yYelss
/ Hilpoldstelneri SelintA
Re Maiden Lane Dep
Churgal /Berkowitz
/ Kronewett/ Dunston
FOx/Aiulllgan
/ Geishowitz/ Gefshowlts
| Danaher/ Danaher
/ Woulff Murphy
Same same
, FrancoAm Bak/Raub
Same/Same
Torreus /Torrens
I Re City y Y
VOrhaus/Assuschlrs'itz
Hcise Wells
RobertsOn/Ted LAath'r
Klein /kohn
/ ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Barry Sllberstein
PATTERSON Raymond
Earnsdall IImpOsage ID
Levy/RObison
IAndon/Landon
Re city OF NY
Orient Firep/ Rhinslan
Eco, Glllespie/Die
Blum/Alliance ms
Re Iipschitg
Stocker/Ficklen
COvaieuce/ Cauldwsll
Re Cecil Hotel
CarruthfCarruth
Hazard Horton
NatCK/Elickey
Re McNeice
Jacobson jacobson
Re Film Amuse
FIlchka (HOlbrookC&R
Pc Hearu
/ Meisel iMeisel
/ KleenSweep /Holbrook
/ Hirsch/Cohen
! Re Clarke
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cOUNTY cnrRr

Special Term-GIBBs, ].
EX parte matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

san riaes.....7:26 j.
A "! s., 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27

block. The Hablss will have a theatre
above the stororooms. They already
own and operate theatres in Washing
ton and several Virginia cities.
Local committees. have arranged for
tho annual convention of the Virginia
state Horticultural Society. which Will
BIO held here January Is and II, and
ono OF the chief features will DO a
large fruit show. principally Of ap-
ples Some OF tho entries are from
tho States Of Oregon and Washington.
Announcement II mado Of tho mar
riage OF Charles e. Phillips. a promi :
nent business man OF Charlestown, w.
Va. and Miss Florence NJ. Richardson,
OF Washington. which was solemnized
December 10 In tho latter place by Rev.
Father Cahill. pastor Of ST. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips will make their future homo
at Charlestown.
Mrs. Mary Cline, widow OF John Cline,
OF Loudoun County, Va. died ut an ad :
vanced age Thursday evening at her
homo In Winchester, after q protracted
illness OF heart disease. She leaves
several daughters and one son. the lat
ter. Alfred Cline. a well-known printer
OF Alexandria, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
WILL ENFORCE LABOR LAWS
warrants to De Sworn Out Against
Local Mcrchants and Manufacturers.

Local Merchants and Manufacturers.
Warrants will be sworn out prob
ably tomorrow against a number of
merchants and manufacturers in Rich
mond, charging them with violations
or the State labor laws. While tho
names are withheld by tho State Labor
Commissioner, IL is known that many
cases have been reported to him by
the inspectors OF the department, who
obtained the evidence on which the
warrants are based during the week
preceding Christmas. Commit ssioner
Doherty advised the inspectors against
swearing out the charges until after
The Christmas rush in the retail dis
tricts. explaining that he was unwilI-
ing to take the business men from
their stores to court while their bust
ness demanded their whole time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27


easy manner.
The secret Of those compilations in
that. age no doubt WAS entirely due
OF hustle and hustle most people pay
no attention to this important feature
OF life and so they are given to pim-
pies, liver spots, blackheads, eczema,
etc.
stuart.s Calcium Waters are COM
posed OF Calcium Sulphide in conneo-
ton with other properties. and this
ingredient Is the greatest blood puri-
fer known to science.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will clear
the most obstinate complexion, be-
and remove the cause Of the "s tro" ,SHa
The blood Is cleansed of all Impurities
and foreign substances. and these are
quickly eliminated from the system
You'll notice n wonderful change in a
few days-you will hardly know your
self in week.
And Stuart's Calcium Waters are
absolutely harmless to any one Their
ingredients are just what physician
prescribes In most cases Of skin erup-
lions and poor blood. These waters
are put up In concentrated FORM
which makes them act quickly and
You can get stuarts Calcium Wa
fers at any drug store at so cents a
box. Begin taking them to-day and
then look. at yourself in the mirror
in few days, and find all those awful
pimples. blackheads. acne, boiis. liver
soots rHsh rsnsy na THAT muddy
mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart
Co, 115 Stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
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The Weather

Forecasts vfrs1n1n-Fair Sunday and
probably Monday, rising temperature.
North Caroiinn-Fair Sunday, some
what warmer in the interior; MONDAY
probably cloudy and warmer
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Compilations
Were Said to &c Due to the Excellent
Care Taken of the Blood. Stunrt's
Calcium Waters Danish All
Skin Troubles.
Skin Troubles.

when Marie Antoinette was sur
rounded by such n galaxy OF beauties
and such famously handsome men. the
French court was known for the ex-
quisite beauty of compilations seen
there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-27
Local Temperature YESTERDAY.

Local Rainfall Yesterday.
Rainfall last twelve hours None
tSalhtali iast tWenty-four hours. Trace
Deficiency In rainfall since March
....,....,. $50
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January o02
Local observations at 8 p. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature. 10; humidity, CO: wind.
direction, north; wind, velocity, 5;
weather, clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
CT. U. INVITES CITY HEADS
Asks Them to Discuss PROB
lens at Special Meeting.

nv instructions of the Central Fe1er-
ated Union, Ernest BONN, its secretary
sent invitations yesterday to the heads or
all the city departments, from Mayor
Mitchell down, to special meeting OF the
Central Federated Union Friday evening
AT the Labor Temple. Sith street, near
Second avenue, called for the purpose OF
taking up the problems before the city
administration, including unemployment
and cleaning the streets.
II was said that those who accepted
the invitation might be quizzed. but not
in a hostile way. as the object of the
meeting was to get at the facts.
Reports will be made at a meeting or
the executive committee of the Central
Federated Union tomorrow evening from
several Of the affiliated unions as to the
proportion Of their unemployed members,
from returns sent by the officers of the
unions at the request OF the officers or
tho Central Federated Union. Returns
have been received from twenty-nine
unions.
con the whole. the idleness among the
regular workers, judging from the re-
turns we have received, is a little greater
than normal, though not so great as
many people may have been led to be-
lieve." said a Central Federated Union
representative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
100000 BLOOMS
AT FLOWER SHOW
Private Growers Win Several
Prizes - Croker's Ivy Race
horse Gets a Place.

More than 10000 blossoms were on
view at the International Flower Snow,
which opened yesterday at the Grand
Central Palace There are three azaleas
that each carries 1000 flowers and one
orchid plant that has 80.
When the doors opened at p. M. the
display OF box plants was not arranged,
and Richard Croker's racehorse Orby, In
Irish ivy. was charging through maze
OF roses and lilies, on a truck, In an EFFORT
10 get place. In a short time, however
everything was in order.
Many private growers sent flowers and
several were prize winners. Mrs. ID
Willis James. of Madison, n. j., took the
silver cup and some cash prizes In the
amaryllis class. Mrs. +. a. Constable,
of Mamaroneck. y. Y. won several cash
prizes In acacias. John Wanamaker, of
Wyncote, Penn, was a winner In roses
and lilacs, and Percy Chubb, OF Glen
Cove, took a first prize with his cycla-
mems.
Among the novelties are the new
French hydrangeas, some Of them
brought from France for this occasion
There is a new American tea rose, the
Mrs Andrew Carnegie. displayed this
year for the first time. The biggest Or
ange tree ever seen I'm New York Is ex-