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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

ernoon Mrf. John M. LontZ will en-
terrain the club.
The Hicks trio-violin, flute and
piano-will play the following pro
gram Thanksgiving day when a special
dinner will be served at noon at the
Westcott:
March. "A Good Scout. Kaufman
Selections from "The Girl From
Utah" Barrett
Spanish Serenade-La Paloma.
Balfour
Popular Songs:
Farewell Song" from Bird of Para
uise :.'''' '........'.. luliy
Ypsilanti McCabe
"A Little Bit of Heaven. $500. Ball
Selection, The Only Girl :. Herbert
Popular Songs:
Are You From Dixie?". Cobb
The Sweetest Girl in Monterey.
MCO0OS
The Little Gray Mother COSTA
Selection, II Trovatore ... Verdi
Numbers from "All Over Town. Helm
Nadia-Mazurka de Salon. 80. Wachs
The Down Of a Perfect Day. Bond
March, Want to Go to Toxic" ..
fischer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Tom Sutton: piano solo by Mrs. Chas.
e. Hayes and q reading by Mrs. Hayes.
An address on ''Fraternalism" will be
made by Mr.. Frank T. Strayer. Later
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
Carefully Treat
Children's Colds

Neglect of childIen's colds often lays tho
foundation Of serious lung trouble. On
the other hand, it is harmful to continu-
ally dose delicate little stomschs with in
ternA medicines or to keep tho children
always indoors.
Plenty of fresh air in the bedroom and .
good application Of .Vick's "vap-O-Rub"
6alve over the throat and chest at the first
sign Of trouble, will keep the little chaps
free from colds without injuring their d.
gestions. Csc, co., or 41.O0.
'uGKSM7oey6S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

An entertainment will be given to-
morrow evening in the Moose hall for
members of the lodge and their
friends. A feature of entertainment
will be the selections by Mr.. and Mrs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
Social Calendar

Mrs. Lewis c. King entertains
Music Study club.
Ardmore club gives dance in the
Pythian Temple.
Green Esther Society OF Grace
NJ. e. church meets with Miss
lone Lamb.
Entertainment at Moose Hall.
Domestic Science association
holds market at SIG Main street.
Tirzah Aid society Ben Hur
lodge meets.
Meeting Of all sections of
Ladies and Pastors Union at
Grace NJ. e. church.
Miss Dorothy Land hostess for
meeting Of card club.
Home Economic Study club
gives entertainment at District
School Number 6.
Open House in evening at home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Brown for
Rev. and Mrs. B. Earl Parker.
Art Study class meets in Public
Art Gallery.
Miss Marie Campbell hostess for
meeting Of auction-brige club.
Girls Athletic assoj n of
high school gives skat' ';y at
Coliseum.
Mrs. Leo Benner hostess for
meeting of Wednesday Crochet
club.
Psi Iota XII Sorority leave
Thanksgiving donations at home
of Miss Elizabeth Marvel.
Misses Alice Vossler and Lillian
karch entertain for Miss Dolores
Ellis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

there will be cards and dancing and
light refreshments. Friends of the
lodge are invited. but they must be
accompanied by members.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

An announcement party was gwen
Monday evening by Mrs. Lewis kluter
at her home on North street. when
she entertained card club and
during the evening made known the
engagement of Miss Gertrude Nc
Whitney to Mr.. Leroy r. Hilton of
Reno. Nevada The wedding will be
solemnized, December 80 News Years
Eve) at Reno where the bride-to-be
has relatives. Miss McWhinney has
been resident here for some time and
Kluter home were decorated with flow.
ers and ferns. Lavender, the color
chose by the bride for her wedding,
was used in all the appointments.
Cards were played at three tables.
Favors went to Mrs. Webster Parry
and Mrs. Olive Allison. After the
game a delicious collation. in several
courses was served. The guests were
Mesdames1 StoWell of Chicago, Walter
Terrell Of Eaton. Ohio, Webster Parry,
Edwin White, Edward Schalk. R. o.
Mckee, Misses Gertrude McWhinney,
Martha Whitacre. Elizabeth Sands,
Elizabeth Porter and Erma Winnings.
A prettily appointed luncheon was
given today at 1890 o'clock by Mrs.
Thomas NJ Kaufman at her apart
ments in the Pelham for the members
of the Thursday luncheon-auction
bridge club Covers were laid for
Mesdames Wilbur Hibberd, Ray X.
Shiveley, Albert D. Gayle. Paul Com
stock, Milton Craighead, Willard T..
Carr, Burton Carr, Fred Carr. Julian
Gates, Walter Engle and Thomas M.
Kaufman. Mrs. Engle and Mrs: Gates
we're special guests of the club. After
the luncheon the afternoon was spent
playing auction.
Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds was guest
in Cincinnati today.
Associate and active members of the
Music Study club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis
c. King at her home on North Thir-
teenth street. A Scotch program will
be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Norman have
returned from Rushville where they
spent the week end with relatives.
open House will be observed
Wednesday evening al the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Brown on the Ma
tional Road. West. in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. B. Earl Parker of Marion,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Mayr's Wonderfully Remedy is well
known throughout the country. Many
thousand people have taken it for
Stomach, Liver and Intestinal ALL
ments and report marvellous results
and are highly praising it to others.
Astonishing benefits sufferers have re-
ceived even from one dose are heard
everywhere and explain its tremend-
GUS sale to more than a million people.
1t rarely ever fails and those afflicted
with Stomach. Liver and Intestinal
Ailments. Indigestion. Gas in the
Stomach and lntestines, Dizziness,
Painting Spells, Collie Attacks, Torpid
Liver. Constipation. ETC., should by all
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ing. pressure of gas in the stomach
and around the heart Get one bottle
Of your druggist now and try it on an
absolute guarantee-if not satisfac-
tory money will be returned.
! For sale by druggists everywhere
Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Weeks. Covers were laid for Howard
Ashley, Fred Gates, A. Evans.
Grant Fry. Morton Harrison. Robert
Land. Huston Marlatt. Frank Lancas-
ter, H. w. Minton. Ray Newman. Vic
tor Newman. Joseph Peltx. Roy Parks.
Roy Dennis, Harry Smith, Charles
Twigg, George Williams, Ray Weeks.
Miss Eleanor Seidel has returned
from Hamilton, O., where she visited
friends. ..-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Norman have
returned from Rushville where they
spent the week end with relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

open House" will be observed
Wednesday evening al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Brown on the Ma
tional Road. West. in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. B. Earl Parker of Marion
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Associate and active members of the
Music Study club will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Lewis
c. King at her home on North Thir
teenth street. A Scotch program will
be presented.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

ernoon Mrr. John NJ. Lontz will en-.
terrain the club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds was CUES,
in Cincinnati today.
The sun., 1915-03-27
SLUMP IN COTTON
AFTER EARLY RISE
Tcu,iou in Contract situation
Relieved by Spurt Of
Covering.
NJ \IREAGE REDUCTION /.

,r, l rsh stampede by local shorts
e.. .o,..I market yesterday turned
..si,r ..i made break of about %
,,.r,. auf rIosci at a net loss of about
IA p,,.s for the day. II booked as II
I'M, technical position had been ma
,eri,', weakened 10y the covering of
h. las, JY, or Two with the final squirt
vNi,l e.,ur soon after the opening. not
,.,A.,1ud..- e weak uudertouc at
l.vetrou. July shot up sharply TO 10
rep,s Iid every option on the list made
,.v Nirn I.coTds. Before the close,
,ovevrr there was break Of nearly 30
..Yd,, ,viju slight rally in the last
n,srir ur SO NJ trading.
4. srrin. only fair to attribute part
NJ a,r piessut" 10 an Interview credited
10 S.ri.ftiv houston of the Depart
mont ~ Agriculture. The secretary was
ouoted ,s stating that there were no
sgns OF Il reduction IN cotton acreage
and thst - surtaiiueut would not ucccs-
.trIy follow increased planting of grain
e.c,ii., there we're considerable arabic
,and- in jh. South which remained
vncuit waited.
Report. N.fr IN circulation that the
..cr,ttlv had denied giving out such
A. interview. but the rumors We're With
,Bt .Nr,f ~ a matter W fact there
.seu. 30 be- 70 more or less general view
,pnrg officials of the Department Of
Agriculture To tho effect that the South
viii not ourtail cotton acreage. only
A snor, time ago Bradford Knapp. who
h.s charg, of the farm demonstration
work Z the Department of Agriculture.
vas quoted IN the Country GcntIcnIn
a. saying that the South would plant
every available acre I'm cot on. pro-
y'ded prices current at that time were
maintained. There has. been an ad-
vance o' "a cent per pound since that
dat. and Mr. knapp's views have re-
,.iycd additions emphasis. Mr.. Knapp
vas quoted ae saying he had seen farm
,rs who stated hat they would plough
up their fall sown oats to make ro, m
for cotton on the basis OF prices then
rUliug
Il seems probable. however. that the
technical position OF the market Will be
q dominating factor. The market has
advanced I'm the face OF much bearish
news simply because contracts We're
scarce Now that the supply has be-
come more plentiful. declines may oc-
cur ii the face Of news that is bullsh.
A. IN. nigh level yesterday October
sioVed an advance of IA points from
AHF wv l'N'A itsi' 4lfh hliHAfhA'ttAs 'iA'i
tie blockade announcement of the Allies.
Tlr totu advance for the option since
December II is 25s points, or S12.95 "A
bale such an upturu AZ this in the face
Of predictions 10y the Department of Ag
rcilturc that the acreage Will not be
f.diced should discount som thing
According to- the New York Cotton
hchang, thu into signt for the week
vas placed At 3l4.0iS bales. against
$500 iast year. total FOR season l2.-
$1,000 pdles. against l3.Ji2. 000 last
YEAR The stock OF cotton at interior
po.ais = >a7,"oo bales against j7g,oo0
s.J y'ar. Tn. figures ON spinners' taxi
irrs w.ll Ice given ont to-day.
kufu..s ,ff..J s,.aHN
The sun., 1915-03-27
THE COFFEE MARKET.
ImproN In Demand for Fu.
tur-.-Prices IItwh~r.

There was AN imp ivement IN In. de-
maud for coffee futures yesterday. and
prices az the cloSr We're . Ia II POINTS
higher uu sales of 2I.,jo hag- In
creased huyug for European account
resulted in a broadening OF speculative
interest and there wa some Wall
street demand. Offerings We're again
very light, Spot quotations We're un.
changed in the local market There was
LITTLE of interest IN the caDles spot
prices AT Brazil were repeated and the
statistics revealed no important change
q aZilian markets wer" featureless
Rio No and Santos No were un-
changed al i<5j0 and $3.50 respectively
RIO and Santos receipts tOtalled 3S.u0o
bags sac Fauir had 2U.000 and Jundi-
any II .0Uu. TIE rate II Rio exchange
on London was further reduced TO
13 J-l6d. Prices were
The sun., 1915-03-27
THE STEEL MARKET.
Many NtIis Operate Near Capacity
on War Orders.

The steel market vae quiet and un-
reported from either foreign or domestic
sources. Production is being maintained
and many mills are operating close TO
capacity on export orders for war ma
aterial The Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company, which is doing a large
business In wire and wire products. will
double the present capacity Of its plant
Tn" price situation is about the same
quotations are generally firm in the
Fittsburs district. while concessions
have been offered on plates in the East
The Sl.eo IN bars plates and shapes
goes into effect during tho latter part Of
next week.
The sun., 1915-03-27
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
"h"a, >gain Breaks On POiittcs
h-ports--G~neral weakness.

=, I.' I.dsc' of political adyices forced
'p'' noe wheat trad. yesterday natI-
'i' -|'ph the confidence Of speculative
't'' u "ds reasoned that IA wider
w. ''n uIpn ~ the reports pertaining
20 'u' Ntr would undermine the con-
."N.- ~ country holders. Many IN
,'' pfI" were adverse to accepting the
"r'dt' that the war will end very
s''" hIi there was no tendency to mini
-"Ie -" IMPORTANCE Of the various des-
ahar.
me trade was apprised early IN the
1"' ~ me successful attacks on Dar-
; 'S"r""s forts. Then ther. was a cable
massage SAVING that Turkey WATSON the
sv o- i break with Germany. Suhs"-
pI'"Nt u "as gumOred that Italy had
. vas decided TO go to war and that
pug, "a and Rumania were also TO cast
"s'r 'oi with the Allies.
L!vNiat!on Of wheat contracts was
The sun., 1915-03-27

HOUSTON SILENT ON COTTON.
secr"tsry Denies lie said Acreage
Would he Decreased.

NAsU..CT"N March &c Secretary OF
AZ culture Houston wired the secretary
'." >rw orleans Cotton Exchange
"-HE nD'Niug the statement attributed
.'H '.6i tu,lr would he 40 decrease
VI acreage which statement APP
.'"'r Pro .lv" caused 4 ftll ia the price
:, No. This Is tho telegram sent 10y
NJ ill.,,u
IiH ''f say ether that there would
r" .. ''.''ase Iu cotton acreage or
''. .'r' would b" very little deCreds.
..' ."re We're ut slsnS of curtaiied
'''-' ''Hu'lNs ert-uu Just opening.
.1'' 10 ii.rihl cotton figures. Official
ram Fl. res snow iurrcs-e in acreage
>'''. s'VN f" grain. department Is
- .''r.lnct,lou Ia South a. wise
.t. .'.' agricultural economy and
-" 'pl N,m. supplies
The sun., 1915-03-27

For eastern New York. New tnVIauJ
and New Jersey. fair to-day; fair and
warmer to-morrow; fresh northwest winds.
becoming variable.
For eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day.
b fhlr and warmer tomorrow: inodera',
northwest winds. becoming variable.
For western New YORK. fal- to-day. f..r
aud warmer to morrow. moderate north
west Wind. becoming varlabi.
! NEW YORK. March si-The depression
/ IRON the northern lake region, moyei
eastward AMI WAS central over northern
Maine yesterday followed by snow nufric.
! In New York, tho Iako regions and states
| north ~ the Ohio River
The high pressure from the Northvcst
moved sOutheastward and from q centre
/ over South Dakota and Nebraska covered
! all the Interior Of the country and i,s
attendant cold wave advanced east and
southcas;ward over the lake regions.
ohio Valley, into western parts of the
middle Atlantic states and into the
! southwest
| Freezing temperatures reached northern
| Texas and covered all states uorth OF the
T ohio River. ou, zero weather prevailed
only In ontario
| showers occurred In 'he lower i'is.l..
! slppi valley and az frw point, =. 'ss
Pacific coast, and snow In wyoming ana
. Colorado
/ Elsewhere tn. weather wa generally
fair.
/ In this city the morning VI. cloudy:
fair In the afternoon. cooler. wind. brisk
westerly: average humidity. a3 per cent.
barometer. corrected to read 10 sea level
At \. VI. 2es5. = Nj. 90
The te'npe-atIr. IN this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the of'iclal thermometer. IL
shown In The annexed table:
The sun., 1915-03-27

Th. American liner st. Pau sailing to.
day 'or Liverpool VIII take mail Tor ali
Europe. except Germauy. Austria. Hun
gary, LuNempurg auI Turkey. and also
for Africa, West Asia and the East Indies
closing ~ 30 \ VI
Tho French liner L. rourline. sailing
to-day FOR Bordeaux. will take mai. los
ing A. noon Tor France RumIuiA. Bll
rHria. Servia. switzerland, Italy. spain.
Portugal Egypt Gr""ra. British India.
British East Africa, siam. Malta. Glhral-
tar. CeylOu, straits Settlements butch
East indies. West Australia ana Persia.
also FOR other countries. n specially al
dressed 20 go hy his steamer.
IN" HOLLAND America liner Rotterdam.
sailing Tuesday for Falmouth, vii carr.
mail closing ~ 80 \ VI. for Eurpl.
'eNcept the Netherlands Germany. Au.-
tria. Hungary. LuNcmburg and Turkey D.
also for Africa. West Asia and the E1sf
Indies. mail for the Setherlauds must Nr
enr.IlIIy aliress.d. N.A Rntternnn.
The sun., 1915-03-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. SIS sun sets s'iSs Moon ,.,,,,,sM!
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k..t2o Gov island ,5s 'Hell Gate. SO
Low WATER THIS DAY
~ AZ .N
Arrived FRIDAY. March %
g. Iusitan,a. 90 T. " Lvernonl March y
s. santiago. ~ A " COp"rh1 seu March
- Merton Hall. y VI Thursday Swan
sea March 81
-. Rruchhsu.en. T.. Vi Matanza-
March -
- Re-nu a, " Manyar,lio. March -
:. Zuna p " Porto RICO March -
:, Cour'ttint 80 GIore.'. l.ia T. NJ. Har
- AUisnca II A NJ. Crtstobsl March ~
- Virsd % 50 \ NJ Barbados. Marrh -
- Ty-Nand. t.la 7 NJ Guantanamo
- san Jsnr'o Galve ton March ~
- - Sud Galvr-'uu Narrh n
- Non1V p, '7rNsorv'l'" Na-oh q
G rrlnoc,. Anne. Norfolk. March .
: ~ .,r NurioN Mar =
- aware Ph''1!,l1h 2. March o.
- Iua.a Baltimore Ntr,n =
ARRIVED IRON NEW YoRK
:. Pu'ltdelphia. a. Liverpool
= pI.a teCiI Auru2Hi - Gsr'u.
= Bcrmldlan o. trmuda
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
- riulaul tom Nap,es
>s PGru. from ~an'o.
>.~.Naol.. from I'-Ire-ton
Jilamar'-. from Havana
The sun., 1915-03-27
THE BOSTOY MARKET.

B"sToS. March Ss-Mininr stocks
were higher. Marked strength was
shown by Copper Range, Calumet and
Arizona and Lake Copper. while fair ad-
vdnc"s were shown elsewhere in the
list. or the industrials United shoe
Machinery was the active feature. the
stock closing a point up for the Gay.
United Fruit was lower. Boston and
Maine failed TO respond 20 the
strength IN New Haven and was OF
point at the close The summary:
The sun., 1915-03-27
ELECTIONS N>D MEETINGS.
NOTICE or MEETING
To THE STp' p'KIipLDERS or COiI'N

NOTICE or MEETING
To THE STp' XII 'LDERS or COiUM-
RIA MILLS. lSC..
N1tlc" : hrrrh, given tLa' spe'la.
meeting 0f The ockh,.trr~ of siid com.
pauy Will b. held A. the office Of he com
uauy. No. .; 3. N',t -'th stree, 'i.y of
\c" York. IN ,he 3pth tt' - March Itl..
AZ 1880 O'Clock \ VI 'n take action tpHu
= proposition to alter amt amend l'- ."r
.lh"ate OF incorporate on 80 A. 10 O.. .hnrilr
ia" touptnN 30 EltrJt'r" the stock .r
bonds pf n'hrr corporations .a4 20 igr. her
amend said Frtiu. Hf" - 10 Hurp1rt'IDv 90
as TO emp1 IS !u IN" instruments fh. fore.
song proposed change. together Nifh th"
'"sIlt 81 the various changes IA its original
certificate " Incorporation NrrriDfJra an.
'hoTi2ed by tho 50, khullcrs, as shown In
The seYora! certificates MED IA the OH -
- the Secretary = state OF NeW YORK On
December g. 1877 June -, 1904 January
:, lso2 January !, l21e t2). February u,
s07. ana iuur 10. 1910, -espsct've.y and
also TO emboIy the chanse 20 the present
n.sme ot The 'wptny authorised oy ordsr
- Supren tHur', county 81 Se~ York.
dated February IL. 1912
Dated, NeU York \ y March l. 1915.
I Il McCHESNEY President
r. u REYNOLDS Secretary
The sun., 1915-03-27
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY.
Notice Of Interest Pay nrnt on Adjustme Mt
Income Hands

Under the terms of It's Adjustment Mort
gase dated January e. i3l-, the Sew YORK
kal ways Company Nill pay on April g.,
1915 TO the A1Ju-'ncnt Mortgage Income
bpndho!ders me .uu - .l7tH po- 1900
BOND for the six month ended Decrnihsf
3i-t. 1914.
Payment Will he nsd- on prrsentaiion
az coupon No at the once Of The Treas
ur"r OF tho Compauy. Room sci, No i65
Broadway, Sew York City.
The Registrar. BOOK. close IL 3:00
O'Clock ' " on MnrIty March .a'h. isir.
TO reopen q 1000 ..o,k a on Fr.-
day April End. 1915.
II " FISHER. Secretary
The sun., 1915-03-27
Prominent New York Stock

WANTED negotiate loan of s?5 900
on hight Of way, franchises. rolling stock
tracks, depots and terminal facilities 81,
rairoai three and hslf miles long cad.
ms TO county seat Of prosperous county IN
Alabama. Money 20 be used for track l,y-
ins aad '-cs,.e construction on me can
s." ample reference and proper proier.
non Q. lender tor correct u, % money
hleh' "i "aN oWn nel and grading Work ON,
pi',t.' A~HNlIIE COOPERATE COM
~ y J ~ -. \ aNN llLa- 4 Ia ~
The sun., 1915-03-27
ces We're
COTTONSEED OIL.

The tone ~ the oil market showed
con siderable Improvement. There vas
short covering or the lard strength.
Conflicting reports as to the probable
cotton acreage led to bearish comment.
but no ac'ual selling OF oil Crude
wss firm on the basis ~ $50. Tend
ers for "A few thousand barrels OF
April are expected next week. tonsum-
ins demand shows a slight Improve
mfnt.
The sun., 1915-03-27
Once of The United Gn. Improvement Go.

= W t1.ntl BrotI ana Arch streets
Ihilt4e. phi4. N4r.h 80. 1915
The blr- tors have This l.y declared a
quarter dividend of t0o pc- cent . No
per shar" payable Aprl. a.. 1915. 20 .'ork
holders - record at IN. ..osc 4 business
March 81 1878 Checks v.l 80 u.aNsd
LEWI- LLLl.IE. T-etsArn--
The sun., 1915-03-27
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHiLApELrHiA, March 26.-Prices re-
ceded slightly to-day. United Gas Inn
provemcnt was nff "a, Cambria Steel
and Electric Storage were u lower
and Lake Superior declined 3-ls. Phila-
delphia Traction was steady. The sum
mary:
The sun., 1915-03-27

Ersigu " i Bl;lc- t-pm tnr .,.,-.Ir. p,
rl4in station south Mcl,rne' Ma.
Ensign = Moor" 'r,r. tHr Maine 70
the Nicholson.
PASSED. Assistant surgeon n " T4rua-
from tho \ 10 iu, 90 Aslt''r station
Assistant PayIuH''pr Il " ,v"a-lrgan
from raNs. pay officer .hp.'. Nrsn .rf-.
'ru. /, e.. 30 the Htuu'pt.
The sun., 1915-03-27
DIVIDENDS And INTEREST.
pITrsn, KGm coal COMPANY.

TT'IEOVffh, w WNfNh -ItN, Isl
slc Blart "f Directors has 'h'- uuy da
.cItr"d a ilNtu"nu ~ puc rui pur quarter
.Ii,p pee" cent IN th" Preferred stuck.
r. J. LeMoYNE. Secretary.
The sun., 1915-03-27

THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITrsBrRG, March 26.-The securities
market her. was quiet and prices wero
alout unchanged. Columbia Gas amt
Electric closed AT 10, of ~. The sum
The sun., 1915-03-27

ALBANY. Marin 2r.-1t" roUr. 1t Ar-
pesls sd;orrned to-day 20 ApI!I l..
The sun., 1915-03-27

>,,v' tottou at New York Was quiet
-Ud unchanged. Midliug, ?.,jc. south
.-r Sp,f markets wrr" unchanged Zee l.
POINTS hiGhc'. With New Orleans SIDE.
i'.ves''u .nc.. savannah s"ic. Hous-
tn !.j,, Augusta >.15c. and Memphis
The sun., 1915-03-27

~ Ven y Nj bids tu l.ivrrpnoI w"r"
Ha'. t.5r.. July. H.N2c October.
''.lr.. JarIarH, lu.59c. Thc market
''r" ;, due t. open to-day 8 10 ~.
p.l'. d..M"
p.... mt .4 .,...t.. ,.
The sun., 1915-03-27
Trust COMPANY STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION or THE
ksT0R TRUST COMPANY

At the close Of cuisines, on the loth day ofMarch,
1915 ..,.,,..t..
STOCK and bond investments. va
Public securities book value -
ywI ,44s>i. market value vs." ~ ="
=. I.1ns'r nas .1, MARKET value 300 eps o.
,,o,,gSscs ouned ... i,ly.oOp 90
Ioans and discounts secured by
bond and mortgage. deco or ,. .,, -,
Other real estate collateral i"S'"-' -
I@shc n,h.- cnG,,"rn, eng "l,io'''' 5 ~ 100 r.
Loan. discount, aud ~, plt'
HTnn,c1 T,,,yoi "'' s''O''' ''. ..i5i ~: I?
DNrrdrAfts -''-
Duo from approved re-
serve tcpositarie~ less
amount Of offsets G,'lflSAS"
Due from trust com.
panics hann> hnd
bankers not included
IN pIeeeu'hs '''' s3.i Snc -
Sod. 1881 ,aP 50
I'nitrd States legal tender notes ,,,, ~
ana note OF national BANKS '''''''
Cash items, VIZ
Exchange ana cheeks
for neN' day : cleai- .,,o n, ~
O,hcr cash items h~i" ,s., :,
Other aS>et>s VIZ
Accrued interest en-
tered on hoLk~ AZ
",">e on'rc -, bs,c .2i7.3S56,
D!sbursrd fuf clients. '@Ni' ~ -, so
d., ss.,ca .sis q
LIABILITIES
2y,U.jUD
The sun., 1915-03-27
New orleans market closed

THE Liverpool market opened steady.
There WAS u quiet business IN spot cot
'.I wiki tniddl'ng = points advance at
Nd Sales 1.o"o bales receipts. a.
q" o. .'s, including { 500 American.
Er..es NJ IIN, runoI rlnSnd nh.X.
The sun., 1915-03-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature, ~. at " % \ NJ
Lowest temperature 2jo. at II IS \. NJ
The sun., 1915-03-27

- Fulaul tom Nap,es
IS PUru. from santos
-. ~.Naoi-. from l'"Irg-ton
S.tAamdr'-. from Havana