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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
WICKER NAMED AS
QU|NT MANAGER

At meeting OF the RiChm fond College
General Athletic Association yesterday after
noon in the college chapel, John j. Wicker.
Ir.. was reelected manager Of the basket
bail team for the season OF l@li-l5. Wicker
was manager OF the first basketball team
ever supported ana recognized by the coll
lere association. and this team also had tho
distinction oi winning the cham pionship Of
the Eastern Virginia INTERCOLLEGIATE Leaeue
While manager this year he made very
good showing, and his credItable record dur
ing his !ncum DcNCy was probably the cause
of his reelection. IL has started already 10
arrange his schedule for tho next season
and II Is rumOicd that his plans will in
clude {, trip as far North - New York city
on which trip the team will probably en-
counter teams in Washington, Baltimore
Chester, Philadclp hia, Princeton and New
York CITY. With four out o: Ave ettar men
back next year and some excellent new ma
strong hopes Of anncNins another cham
pionship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
SOUTH ATLANTIC
STARTS SEASON

savannah Ga. April G-Vis.t!nr scam. In
every instfnc" Won Tho opening game to-
u.$ 20 M. eleventh annual playing season
o.: me South Atlantic League. Fair weather
prevailed Tor the games. although Il was
threatening al Charleston
Attendance a. al iii. games was large
Lh"Uifl S! reports Indicating from = On to
800 persons present - -ach contest
TWO games ia which the losers wer. held
s.oIe.e.s indica'.a good baseball 10! the
The league officials VIII award cup to
th- c!Go WHOSE city shows the largest pa i'd
attendance !or th- frst day.
Atlanta Gets Victory.
Atlanta. Ca April TIL. Atlanta South
crH Association club TO-DAY defeated tn.
Rochester lHteFnstiona! League team here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
ILLINOIS ELECTION TO-DAY
Fate of Nearly 5000 Saloons VIII Re
Decided hy Vote.

Chicago April 6.--Wct and dry forces
rested tonight on the eve Of the IN Ost
moincntous local option election ever
held in illinois. More than 800 Illinois
townships. some including several viii
lagos or elites. are directly interested
ia the result Of the vote Tomorrow, and
NE iatc Of nearly 5000 saloons will be
decided.
The recent cnfranchiscment Of Illinois
women is regarded by the antisa1o Don
leaders as their greatest hope Of vic
tory Tho issue has not been raised in
Chicago this spring. although a move
mcnt has been started to lay the local
option issue before the voters next
year.
county Judge Owens, head OF the
county election machinery, tonight
asked Chief OF Police Gleason to change
the detail or policemen In the First
ward to- morrow during the :tidermanic
elections. The move was the last in
the campaign by Miss Marion Drake,
ntcnopraphcr. To Gust Bath House"
John Coghlan nv alderman Of the ward,
which for more than twenty years he,
with Michael tiiinky Dinis") Kenna,
has represented In tho City Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
OXFORD ATHLETE
WILL RACE HERE

London, April e-Arnold y. 5. Jackson
president OF the Oxford University Athletic
CLUB will sail on tn. Olympic Wednesday,
70 TAKE part In the four-lnil- relay race At
n" iHt.rooile gist- meet IN Philadelphia on
ArrN = Wt;h jackson goes q. N. Speule
2ao y. y. Gaussen. who, with y :. L. her
already "a america, VIII comprise the OK.
ford team
~ the last moment Il was decided 20 TAX.
along O. : Robertson. The university miller
IS a" alternative member o. IN. team. Tn,
party Will spend -FOUR days a. tho guests OF
brown University. and Will then the
Cuivers!iE OF Feunsy!vaai. 10 complete ;hcIr
training jackson is very hopr!ul OF win
ming but says ne realizes the team viii
know u has been in = rae. when the contest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
READY FOR START

Highland Springs baseball club mas been
rcorBanlz.d and with the addition OF som.
new players has been materially strength
ened The following player constitute tho
team: II. Dreamer, third base: W. Mann
shortstop; Austin catcher; Hobson. frat
base; Gray, centre field Durbei. LEFT neid
Johnson light field. Leitwlch. second base;
Rchford pitcher: Derr. d. Dreamer and p.
Dreamer. substitutes
THIS diamond has been given a general
ovcrhauins and will he In excellent shape
for some fast playing 10y April Is. AT which
date the team VIII start their seasons play.
Any strong amateur team OF Richmond ~
vicinity desiring to arrange for games II
do SO by communicating with {. j. Mann
Box 1913 Highland Springs. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
SANDS DEFEATS
CUTTING EASILY

Nor York April G--In tn. opening match
ia the national court tennis ch3mp ionship
tournament. begun to-day AZ the New York
Racket and Tennis Club. Charles r.. Sands
defeated l.. s Cutting, both members OF the
local club. In straight sets-G-2 Ga. Sd.
Philip stockton. o; Boston, opposed
~ - L. Hutchinson, OF philadclphia IN
the second match. winning In four
60. 80 e.. c..
In tn. third and final match Of the day
LII wreuCc Waterbury. OF the home club. tho
national amateur racket champion. outplay-
ed Kingdom Gould, OF The Philadc phis
Racket ana Tennis club three sets TO Two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
CONTINUE ORDER
BARRING CAMERA

Philadelphia. April, s.-The order that
Thomas i. l.yHCh Issued when nc vas pre- u :
dent OF the National League, prohibiting
photocr. phers from being on the ground
during the playing OF championship game
Viii BE- continued by President Tencr
Governor I-ner, VINO spectator ~
the Phiiiies- Athletics game this afternoon.
said that ihe rule worked so well under Mr.
Lynch that ne could reason for amy
change.
\ play occurred directly In from, OF the
Governors box this afternoon which may
have helped him make his decision Schanr
raced over for foul fly by Luderus but
moving picture ina chine operator was In
The way and Schans missed the ball hy IN
inch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07

LynchburY Va. April pitcher Fred
walker. who Oh the reserve list Of tho
Brooklyn National League team and Who re-
Gently signed contract with The Pittsburgh
Federal i.earuers, reported 10 Manager
Gessler last night. ana to-day began tTainini:
with the StOgics.
walker was one OF IN, few members OF the
Brooklyn team who refused to sign when
President Ebbetts made his famous tour
during The winter. which hc rounded up
most of the Dodgers who no; under
actual contract.
walker was with the BaI,imor. team In
the international! League a portion o: lazt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
CRAWFORD MAKES
RECORD DRIVE

Louisville Ky. APRIL s.-sam Crawford
helped the Tigers defeat Louisville to-day
20 in the third straight spring training
game that tn. pctroi; Americans have won
from the local American Association team.
ana inCidentaily made the longest htt ever
recorded at Eclipse Park when he drove d
home run owe: the centre field fence In the
fourth inning.
Score; r. H =.
Detroit ...-........ ............3 10 5
louisville .........., Observation-Disclosures + .
Batterics-Coveicskie Mains ana Stanas-
e, Baker; Ellis Loudermilk and Y. elem
SeVcTo!G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
BUFF ALO FEDS WIN
IN FAST CONTEST

I.ynchburr, Va April t-Thc Buffalo team
o; the Federal League. defeated tho Pitts
hurGh. OF the same league here to-day IN
n fast teldinE. though unir;e;eS;iuE game.
tho being 10 : All oi the ~itchc-S
were generally effective, though Earl Moore
and Adams We're somewhat wills.
Score II II r.
Pittsburgh ......-.......... ...............S t 0
Buffalo Observation-Disclosures
Roberts Moore, Knapp and Alien. Umpires,
Kane and Bush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
COLORED PUBLIC SCIt0oI.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE

The opening games OF the Colorcd
Public school League were played yes
tcrday. Maury ana Navy lIill crossed
bats on the Seventh Street hats. Moore
and Baker Contended on the sidney
diamond The George Muson Buch-
anan game was not played. Results:
Maury, 20; Navy Hill, u. Baker. 10;
Moore. :.
ON Tuesday the next games will
take place, as follows: George Mason
vs.. Maury; Baker rs. Navy Hill; Moore
VS.. Buchanan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Seaton Goes to Brooklyn

New York. April U.-rom ScNtou
will pitch for the Nrookl.n Ecd-
erals this Ncnr. NIL differences hnN-
ing been adjusted. according tU nm
announcement made this afternoon
b.! John NJ. Ward. business IuanrScr
Of tho Brooklyn Ec6crals.
Ward declared TINT bradley was
to have u conference In day or
two with Sratuu, mo now Is with
the Chicago FcdcrRlS. aud that
Senton would immediately after
ward Join the brooklyn club. and
would pitch for that team In the
opening game on April Ii nGRinst
Pittsburgh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
URS|NUS LOSES
TO PRINCETON

Princeton, =. J.. Apr! 6-Prince;on DC
fested Crsinus this afternoon wiki score
OF 10 !. Doc Cook pulled the contest out
OF the liz. ior the Tigers with timely
single. Cook also had double and two
singles 20 his credit out ~ four trips TO
the PLATE. Gin, The crack second bSseInan
for Tho Princ-tou!sns. injured his knee in
thc carly pa-t OF tn. game and had to be
assisted from the n-id. The feature OF the
game was a neat double play pulled OF by
ursinus-Re!n 10 Mitierlns 10 Boyer.
Score by innings: 4, II. T.
Princeton ...............o oocoo21'a ;
Ursiuus ..................1 q ] Q D o cl ; .
Batteries-Wood and Wall; Johnston ANA
Mittsruns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
I:.pect 100000 yi.,to,,.

ATLANTA, Go, ApriI G.--PIanS Tor The
annual meeting OF the Imperial Coun-
ell OF the Mystic Shrincrs, which win
be held here May IL TO 10, were made
public tonight. Arrangements have
been made for tho entertainment OF
more than 10000 visitors during the
meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
"
Giantlrts Defeat Memphis.

MemphIs. April U',.Ncw York GiantlctN.
headed by Mike Donlin. again defeated tho
Memphis team. OF the Southern League to-
day by II score Of 20 3. Donlin was tho
alta J>of The gam. with two stoien bases aud
two singles. which Melted TWO runs.
Score by innings: II. II. T.
Giant Colts.........,....o 900. o. 1
Memphis ..............o 90 "a . Ia 3 =
-Schauer Herring and johnson:
Merritt sage and Schlsy. Umpire. Conner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Public School League
Begins Playing Season

The public school baseball league
began it's regular season yesterday.
when John Fox defeated Powhatan, II
10 =, in the western section. while Madi-
son got the better OF Randolph i'm the
central section, il to 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
4 & n vhins cu,,,or,,

tircrnsboro, =. c. April -. & NJ. de-
fcaicd Guilford COLLEGE this afternoon : 10 l
ia game featured by the pitching OF
Jaynes for \. Il NJ. The only run by Gull
ford made in the last inning when four
singles were made OF Jaynes. Shore FOR
Guilford allowed only earned rum. Two
batters hit by him paved the way Tor scores.
Score: r. II. l..
\ {, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
Cuilford Observation-Disclosures. :
Bn;teries-L. x NJ. Jaynes and Winston
Guilford, Shore and Futreli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
TECHS DEFEAT
EMORY AND HENRY

r,=-ast--- - Ap-.! t-ir a. lr-, gan.
q "a s.s=9r 70 a. HON. sro1-r- 8 ? %.
Ge-sstt- s'-rrt s-- Henry h-se fo-cey %
Tr' = ao.-5 good form for II. liz
- ~ -'i-s 'a-7 nag, htl and In game
Wa tles'y teltsSt@1. Tn feature O.. tn-
'! "a o-s-st 1+-s e'-E E.e-. o. IL. .ola!
B.i,-t..e-v p j. wusoa ari Williams
L.-efE -. ...-E ", 80 e.. Ja.E.en
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
VICE-PHESIDENT AND WIFE
WILL VISIT SENATOR KERN


Roanoke. Va, April 6.--Nice- Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall VIII arrive in
Roanoke. on Saturday. May =, TO be
the guests of Senator and Mrs. J. w.
Kern at Kern cliff" near Iiollins and
10 witness the May Day" exercises at
lio!lins College. Senator and Mrs
Claude swanson probably Will visit
Senator and Mrs Kern at the same
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Chief Mc,nr. IInld nnt

NV Orleans. April s.til Of M Giants
h4r- row signed contracts 70! three wears
with ;he exc piiou Of chief Meyers. Rubc
Narquarc to-day signed = Giant contract,
TIL. t-rfns were not made ruo!ic. hu, s. an
cerstoc1 tAat Hub- was given subs.ant!tal
Increase over li> previous contract
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
nrrnn SIM Cnnnnrd tn I1om.

Washington. April 6.--Secretary
Bryan was still confined TO his home
tonight, suffering from an affection OF
the bronchial tubes and grip. Although
his condition vas reported improved
upon the advice OF his physician. the
secretary VIII remain home for several
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Colts Play William and
Mary

Mannpcr Ryan and his Colts will
tourney tO Williamsburg this after
noon for game with william anu
Mary College. Sionn and Edwards.
DOth OF whom were obtained from
the birmingham club of the South
crn Association. Will he In the
squad. The cOlIeSiRns nrc reported
To have very strong club, md
Rynn will have AN opportunity TO
try few more tricks In the ex-
hibittOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Oklahoma STINT out.

Norman, Okla. April C.-rhe Chicago
American LtaEucrs shut out tho University
OF Oklahoma to here to-day.
Score: X. II. T.
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...-...,1 o
Oklahoma ..........,.-.-...-. .-.......-.-..0 -
Batteriee- Walsh, jasper and DAILY; ZEN
| Nor and SIntlaNr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07

lSpcr!a! 70 The TiIt-s Dl-prtcn
i!'zautria. ". ApTi! t-PGbl!c school
Children OF this city viii be glver. "a holiday
: o-E'.orr0" afternoon In order 70 20 10 wash
.nsipn aro witness III .HaiOit!oa game BE-
tween the Climbers and ihc Cardinals Of
tAis city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Miller Schnol Drrrntcd

d Orange. Va. April 6.-Woodbcrry Forest
defeated Miller school In baseball this af-
ternoon by the score OF Is to &. The home
team made sixteen hits. five of them doubles
Il md one triple. For Woodherry, Burwc!l'>
pitching and BarnNclls playing featured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07

-. Pau. MINI. April c. Eddie Neddy an.
nounccd to-day that lac had matched MIX.
Gibbons for ten-round bout with George
CHIP. he staged before The Manhattan
Casino Club New York In the lat week
OF Tits month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Carlisle Wins Mt Lacrosse.

Carlisle. Pa, April Gin one OF tho fastest
and most exciting lacroHscs games ever seen
here, the Carlisle Indians lacrosse team
defeated Cornell to to-day Oh Indian
Field.
The ASrorines showed fine team work. and
conTeiius made some nice stops. Bush put
up u i!ne game for Cornell ana saved the
cam many points by his .tcanY Morl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07

RiCl,n,onti,


Battle Axe ......................l o o g . o,
Richmond observation-disclosures = o . Q . -
summary: Two-6ase hits-Ryan. Z. White.
Caulder. Burch. Bauer Stolen hases-H.
White t2). Newton. Collins CO. Bunting ,aD.
W. Ryan. Sacrifice hitS-R. White, Snyder.
Base on baiis-On Whitfield >; of Small
wood, l. oil Button. l. Left on bascs-Eich-
mond :; Battle Axe, 8 Hits-On Griffin. ,;
off Smallwood, /. 3; OFF Byrd !: OF Button. ..
Struck oUt-By Griffin. I; by Snallwood. i:
by BYRD !; by Button. :. Innings pitched
By griffin. :; by Smallwood. .. hy Byrd ia:
ny Button, 30. Balk-Byrd. Tisne OF game
.i5. Umpire. Wcsi-rVcit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07

BaCi1o-c. -Apr!l G-rh- Brooklyn Nation
as to-day defeated the Baltimore 1nterna-
Seoi-; II. II L.
Broos;lyn ....-..,....... .................3 l
Ba!tiWorc ...........e 2
EEtte-ics-h tCi.-cn, Pter.. and Fisher
DaD:!otA ana Egaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-07
Excursion
to
WILLIAMSBURG

under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
Pctcrkin Guild of st. James Episcopal
Church, Easter Monday, April 13. 1914.
tHcurisonista leave C. IS .. tMain
street Station). on regular train at .
\. NJ. returning. leave williamsburg
"a, 6.20 J.. NJ
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 500.
Tickets on sale At Main Street Sta
non. leading hotels. r, a. Millcr's ana
Womanp' Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
rates: Opening. per cent; highest per
cent: closing. ? 4 per cent. Renewal
rate per cent Time money rates:
Az 64L per cent for sixty days. ~ per
cent for ninety days. u per cent for
four months, Az per cent for five
Mercantile paper rates: 5m5 per cent
for sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed bills
receivable 5M5i2 per cent for choice
four 20 six months single names and 5%
us per cent for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Yeste
quotations. Demand sterling. 4S66O, ca
tIes 1850: sixty-day hills. 49, short
francs, 3 20 plus Lie: short reichsmarks'
947s
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston.
mar. Savannah. buying 2-l6c discount
selling par. Charleston, buying par. sell
ing 1-lsc premium; Chicago exchange De-
fore clearings l0c discount: San IRAN
cisco csc premium St Louis, exchange
nc premium bid. zoe premium asked.
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in
London was STEADY at 26A d, and advance
of u d.
SUB-TREASURY- United States
Sub-Trea sury was a debtor at the Clear
ing House yesterday to the extent OF
$1,3S0.i10.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Ne York. ex-
SeS: Boston. exchanges $2S.l60.l6I. bal
ances sl3S5.ClS: Philadelphia. exchanges
$40 ;O3131 balances S2.9920s9. Chicago,
Exchanges s55S3S.6 balances 1888
sS7. Baltimore. exchanges S7.03l 800. bal
ances sS36.736: St Louis. exchanges 49,
657.527. balances si,2i5,0S6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
CITY OF TROY. NY
incorporated 1915
SALE OF CITY BONns
$35o,ooo 41-2 Per Cent. Water w.SL
Bonds, Series Of 1914.

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. Troy, \
Jan Z 1914
Pursuant to law, notice is hereby u,,., a.
the comptroller Of the city o. Troy ~
receive sealed bids Al his Office Until 10 80.
a. m. Jan. 10. 1914. Tor the purchase ~ :.
Of Troy water Works Bonds. series o, I>,s,
bearing Interest a. the rate OF four ana =.
half per centum per annum payable ssr.'s
nually, and amounting in the aggregate 4. a
sum OF Three Hundred Fifty thousand nr,,.s'
The ordinance In relation 20 the aboy. :.
adopted ty tho common council Dee IA -
approved b. the mayor Dec. 49, 1913 a,s !.
proved by the board % estimate ana -
iionnent Dec 2 1913
said lords win be dated Jan. r. 1914 :,
shall be issued as registered bonds ana -
be PAYABLE in twenty equal annual inSai-.-.
the last Of which shall become due AZ M. :.
~ twenty years after he issue. and shsI, 4
sold at not less than par and accrued lr,,,~
from their date.
Said bonds shall contain recital TIA, A.
are ISSUED pursuant 10 law and an orf,,s,.
OF the common council. as provided By ,<-r-.
20 Of the second class cities law Ana -
bonds shall also contain a statement ma, -.
recital Is conclusive evidence % the resl,,r.
OF the issue 81 said bonds 2 Nd o. their AHA,
as provided by section 90 Of The second ~.
cities law.
All bids and proposals shall be aoconrs,,v
with a certified check. payable 70 the ora,
the city OF Troy. for not less than one =,
cenium Of the par value % said tonds 4,
guarantee that the bidder shall take the "a
IN they are awarded TO him. and such n,
for which said checks are given shall be tr,sx
a and shall be liquidated damages and -
belong 10 tho city Of Troy In case Of The III
ure. refusal or neglect OF the bidder or s,tS~,
10 take such bonds within ten DAYS atss> n
tice 90 him or them By the comptroller o, n.
city that he or they have been avarde. ~
bones at such sale The checks OF the u,sr
cessfUl bidders will be returned immefxS
after the award Of said bonds. Notics
award Will be given 10 the successful bldts
soon as made. Accrued Interest between 4
Of said bonds and actual payment thsr1
must be paid by the bidder
WILLIAM n. DENIM
Connrfr,n.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Early Decline Gives Way TO
Rallv at Close-Broad Market.

Business on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was on a large scale, with q
broad market. Sales were made Of 5000
shares. distributed among forty-two
stocks. Reading. with 1880 shares;
United States Steel, 1910, and Union Pa
cihc $3.50, gave the highest totals.
Prices on the $50 o'clock opening call
reflected overnight declines in number
of securities. Baltimore q Ohio sold on
the call at Ss1s to S77s. a decline OF rs
points New York Central and Canadian
Pacific on the call were each down half a
point and Union Pacific was down %.
There was a rally in the general list
after early softness. and irregularity IN
the afternoon. Westinghouse Electric
sold at 657s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
STOCK MARKETS
IN EUROPE FIRM
ConsOls and French Rentes Close
Higher-Berlin Prices
Strong.

London. Jan. 7.-Expectations OF re-
duction of the Bank OF England rate W
~ per cent tomorrow caused hrIh
tone on the Stock Exchange to-day ana
for the first time in some days conso's
disnIovcd steady tendency. The BANK
bought s325 900 I'm gold over the counter
II was announced that SUBSCRIPTIONS W
the Sorvian loan will be opened on Jan
nary "A and that the total amount onered
tn In, public will be 100000 francs
Mexican issues advanced on faVorapie
news from that country regarding railway
conditions Money was I'm fair supply an"
rates were easy. The bank failures III
Brazil had apparently no effect
The weakness I'm Baltimore ONO dlo
not depress the rest of the American hst
and sentiment improved Most of the
active rails were slightly higher put '"e
coppers were easy.
Consols closed Lie higher at Hl2 TOT
money and 7i2. for the account CANADIAN
Pacific was * lower at 2l44.
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
CAS- unchanged from yesterday NJ las
bon, IS, unchanged.
Paris. Jan. "a better tone was eN-
hibited on the Bourse to-day ana inc
closing was higher
Three per cent rentes closed 5Z12 cen
times higher at Sc fra2cs for the account
Exchange on London, - francs 2s'2 cen
times for checks.
Private rate of discount, 81. per cent.
Rerlin. Ian. THE BOerse showed some
improvement to-day and prices were firm
Exchange on London, y marks "'s
pfennigs FOR checks.
Money. q. per cent.
Private rate Of discount, 3li per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

The following earnings statements OF
railroad companies for November were
made public Yesterday:
Central Railroad Company OF New Jersey
Gross S25IO.054: decrease. S1t.537. net
income S1.02s.573; decrease. S0i.isi
ST Louis Iron Mountain A. Southern Rail
way company--Gross. S3.02a.s20: decrease.
s5l. 63t; net. sl.0Ss.075. increase. S101.922
New York Railways Company-0ross. 81. =
I4s.4T7; decrease, $1,000; net. $t22. sos; de-
crease. SLIDE.
Chicago. indianapolis & Louisville Rail-
way company-Gross. t596.322 increase.
S1.79i; net. SiGdTi4: decrease. $tO.5as.
SGT; decrease. si6s,0Ti, net. s5I7.723 Do
crease. sit3.505.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
TIE PEOPLES BANK
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December oath. 1918.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this Rank for the election OF Directors for the
ensuing year and inspectors OF election, VIII
De held at the Banking House. Nos. 3SS and
fo1S al ~ o'clock noon The polls Will be
opened from u O'Clock noon to y. NJ
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF
the Realty Company OF the Womens Uni
,ersify club. for the election OF Directors and
for such other business may properly come
before said meeting. will he held at the Wo-
mems University club No. - Madison Ave-
nue. New York City. on Tuesday. January
rsfh 1914 al four O'Clock j. NJ. The polls
,ni he omen from four O'Clock 10 FIVE o'clock
OLGA y GLUCKSMANN. Secretary.