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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
DELEGATIONS OFF
FOR WASHINGTON
REPRESENTATIVE MEMBERS OF
COMMERCIAL BODIES AFTER
ARmOR PLANT.
Will Present Proposition to Army and
Navy Board This Morning
at 10 O'Clock.

Representatives of the Wheeling
Commercial association and similar
bodies of seven cities of this vicinity
will arrive in Washington early this
morning TO present their proposition
before the army and navy board at 10
o'clock today for the location Of the
mammoth armor plate plant, Which is
soon 10 be erected in this section o.
the country.
. W. B. Atwood, superintendent of the
Wheeling Traction company, repre-
senting the Wheeling Commercial
association, left yesterday afternoon
for Pittsburgh where he met repre-
sentatives of commercial bodies from
Martins Ferry, Bellaire. East Liver
pool and Bridgeport The delegations,
who are working comparatively, left
last night for the Capitol City. 1mme.
diately upon their arrival at Washing
ton conference will be held in the
Hotel Raleigh before the arguments
are presented to the board. citing the
advantages offered in having the
plant located in the Ohio valley.
Railroad Officials.
The party will be joined in the Capt..
tol City by number of prominent
railroad and other officials who will
lend their efforts in assisting in hay
ing the plant site selected in the Ohio
valley. Among the officials are E. B..
Eddy, contracting representative Of
the American Gas e. Electric COM
pany, which is building the large
power plant at Beech Bottom, just
above this city; Ralph cook, indus
trial agent Of the Pennsylvania rail
road lines west of Pittsburgh, and w.
C. Wood, industrial agent of the Balti-
more & Ohio road.
Charles NJ. Ketchum, general man.
ager of the Wheeling Commercial as
ISOLATION, said last night that the dele
cation Of this vicinity will not ask
that the plant be located in any spe-
cial section of the Ohio valley but it
will appeal to the board 10 have it
built in the Ohio valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
ABNORMAL ACTIVITY
ON STOCK MARKET
Trading comprehended Almost Every
Class Of Stock With Turnover Of
Over a MILLION.

NEW YORK. Sept. I".-For the sixth
consecutive full session and the twelfth
t!mr thus far this year. tndays STOCK
market was laSncd into STATE OF ab-
normal activity. with turnover lar
beyond the million share marx.
TrarIur especially during tn, Hrst
hour. which witnessed an nNcrtLrn nt
almost q half Il million shares. G"lnrrc-
hsndcd almoS; every class 1T >ln.H hut
conferred mainly On /. :. So. i. thc '"i'-
p.r>--n"tahly American smell liz. M'r
"antilc Marine. MrXican Petroleum AMI
thr better known induStrla!S
Gains at |. AMI Z points in i'aH!a%
>fnlcS. rails ,.>r"ptrh :."r'' 81 E"E"I' tt
as Ia t,rraSini, M comment. while stocks
selling nj pr"hlhltive prices ih" 5rthir-
hcu Steel and General II"'"rS w"r"
higher by -. :" - points. Genera! Mo
tors selling Il; liz" now MAXIMUM ~ ~.
Now records Were established also ny
sts"i on itS riS" at IS. /" i4AH4 an" At
!antiC. t;i!it Huh West Indies. Which "G-
Nanr"d -. 20 S?i:.
Sugars. the paper and rUhs"'r groups.
fertilizers. rrt:ris%mS anl 4 few ~ the
TiInttlnnS :Ird Equipments Wy" t. i
points higher luC"Ssant rr"ti. laNinE
had little rrr""; on quoted values until
the hual hour wh"n irc""It:tr hrrlln, E;
az t. pnIrtS from 49, n:h,"S hc-
came t>nr, -; loss ."I..ra' Total sales
OF stocks amounted :" ,.tS"."ut ShaitS.
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Closing stock Letter.
CIV rriva," Wire TO Fidelity lnl'$t-
men, Association from Harris VIM
X COY

CIV rriva,. Wire TO Fidelity lnN'$t-
ment Association from Harris VIM
trop l. Coz
NEW YORK. Sept: Eth" Maine
'irCtI"n was Will rr"!Ncd lhiN morning
and prices uprnsd up from last Night :
closing IN almost 'N"ry instance. Ehct',
WAS. however. heavy rr0Ti taxing an
day. The buying power MAS equal L"
the selling until the last hour. when II
gave way fraCtInnally all along the
lines. Mos; If the good Judges of III"
market that We have como III contact
with believe the Maine election lore
shadows Mr.. hughes success in NJ
vcmher and are inclined 10 look Tor Ad-
.pccially after the advance "t the past
ten days
We think we'll of taking profits on any
sharp advance for the next day or two.
on the. declines would buy Steel. An
;tcnnda Inspiration. and Union t'acIflr.
while present quotations IN the Iron
and Steel shares are comparatively hlSh.
we think they ar" fully warranted by
the existing condition Of tho trad" ana
general business says "A S"urr" whlch
sometime ago predicted confidently a
rise above par for United states stc'!
common.
ended July %lst. shows net neon" "t
S5.t26.635 after depreciation charS" vi
Sa00.oS5. This compares with net m
come Of $2.3n;.%li in 1915 fiscal year
An increase NJ So. "5.32l.
Net income Of $5.i26.i35 after allow
in~ for rsr cent dividends on hrs;
preferred stock and six per cent divl-
dend on second preferred stock ~ "uuiNa-
lent to 3h.l9 per cent on Maxwell COM
mon.
Cash On hand IT end Of year Was So
26a.52@ against S2,65@.heS previous year"
, There has been deposited III ASSAY
office $500 900 gold brought in from
Canada. making total Of $21i'66.n0" in
ported on present movement for account
Of j. T. Morgan and co.
Financial New Bulletin says: In th"
belief that there is Il larger sr"culatlN"
opportunity presented for tho imm'-
date future Ihorr is we'll informed
switching from Republic Iron and Steel
stock into Rwy. Steel Springs. The
buying OF both issues has Of late h''"n
of exceptionally good character. On
recessions both will find absorption from
significant quarters. according TO our
reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SUFFRAGE SPEAKER
Or. Effie McCo!um Jones Will Deliver
Address at A. O. U. w. Hall
Friday Evening.

Announcement was made last night
tina, DR.. Effic McCOllum Jones, OF
Iowa, will deliver an address in the
4. O. T.. ". hall Friday evening, under
The auspices of the Ohio County EQual
suffrage League. The meeting will be
called TO order at o'clock, by DR..
Clarence +. Allen. pastor Of the
Fourth Street NJ. +. church. The pub
lie is invited TO attend.
Dr. Jones is said to be a very bril-
liant speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SUIT COMPROMISED
Litigation Entered Against Founda-
ton Company For Drowning or
Trio Ordered to Be Dismissed,

An order Mas entered in the United
States district court here yesterday
BY attorneys of either side, asking dis
missal of the 100000 suit against tie
Foundation company. filed some time
ago by near relatives Of Harry. Stew,
art, Mrs Anna Stewart. his wife, and
Mrs. Clara B. kimple-Morgan, who
were drowned last fall when their
pleasure yacht struck a pier OF the
dam, which, it was alleged, was not
properly lighted.
The order was signed by Judge
Frank w. Nesbitt and Ben S. Honeck-
er. representing the plaintiffs, and At
torneys OBrien and O'Brien, who
were to appear for the defendant :,
The suit was for $4,000 for each
Of the three lives lost 1t is reported
that the suit was compromised tor
about half the amount asked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Two Hundred and Pour More Pupils En-
rolled in Wheeling School In Wheel
ing School in Second Week
Than Last Year,

Final figures in the enrolment of the
ward schools OF the Wheeling district
have been RECEIVED at the office OF Su-
of Schools c. Il. Citizens
and were announced yesterday. y gain
ri 204 In the enrolment over that Of
last years has been noted. The largest
gain is &c in the high school: AZ in
Lincoln. 35 in Webster, 81 in Madison.
30 IN Mckinley. Three out OF the
twelve schools in the Wheeling district
show g decrease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER

CHICAGO. Ill. Scr; i2-WHE:Ar -
EaS;ne>s IN Liverpool due TO d mii!erS
strike IN United Kingdom contributed
/" a weak opening here. Pressure in
creased later when private Cable re-
ported rarcoeS weak owing N important
Ealkan news. Longs generally sold out
hcca;lS.. % the possibilities over the ap-
proachinc holiday. Omaha reported lhn.-
hhH huShcl wheat worked 10 Inc Seaboaru
and an inquiry for ln".nnp huShel more.
Nor, Invest markets. including Winnipeg
were weak. Argentine freiGhts werH re-
ported TO hav" declined equal la about
cents huShcl. making tho rate 20
- Europe equal to about ~ cents par
hushcl. Cash demand In Mtnnsar"liS
was slow At UNCHANGED premiums.
Stocks there decreased 5000 hushel for
three days compared with 33H.nu" huShel
decrease in the corresponding period last
year. Winnipeg reported exporters buy
is very sensitive 20 balkan Developments
and sharp reactions are probable from
time TO time. Look for nigh level to
continue.
CORN-Corn has ranged steadily
downward. Better crop adviceS hav.
come from the northern part OF the Corn
belt and there has been immense Iuantl-
~ sold in the pit both for long and
short account. The selling for the lat
tor has been mainly for strong people.
. Current cars have been in good demand
from industries and elevator people but
the car situation has been MS bad as
ever and there is little prospect OF very
important business on shipping account.
Little prospect of relief in shipping.
Weather over corn belt favorable for
advance of the crop conditions. Consider
able rain over night in northern areas.
O.ATS-OatS have ranged lower with
the other grains. AS in the others the
selling pressure has been material and
persistent. The decline as in wheat.
has resulted in increased export bust
ness being done. The cash Oats were
picked up freely in the carlot market
by exporters at relatively better differ
cnces than yesterday as compared with
futures.
PROTISIONS-Lower with selling
pressure largely on the January lard and
support poor. Weeks packing ar western
centerS 272,nn0 hogs against $4,000 last
week and 315.nnh last year.
lBy Harris Winthrop and Co. to Fideli-
TnveSr Association
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CHICAGO. Sept. 12-Hogs. receipts
10000; weak al cents advance. Bulk,
S9.95 a$ln.S0: light. $9.90Gi $ll.20; mixed
S?.7UFi Sll.2": heavy $3.50 q $ll.l0; rough
$50 $3.50: pigs $50 Il $9.d1.
Cattle-rcCcIp'S. i.nun: weak. Native
beef cattle S6.inm Sll.2U: western steers
ST. a $9.2J: suckers and feeders $3.50
m$I.i5: cows and hcifers $40 u $3.50:
calves SOU q Si%.0g.
Shrup-r"rcipts 1000: weak. Wcth
crs $G.?nm S$.5u; ewes S4.00 q $50: lambs
SI.2J a 81 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
HAY And GRAIN
Quotations by 2. 8raunl1ch & Co.
Hay, Grain q Farming Implements,
lo12 Market Street.
TO INCREASE RURAL CARRIERS

increases for rural mail carriers. pro-
vided for under the last postoffice
bill. will be applied to the fiscal year
OF 1915 Postmaster General Burle-
son secured authorization from the
comptroller of the treasury today for
use of the unexpended balance Of the
1915 appropriation as back pay to car
riers TO make up the difference be-
tween the new scale then effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
K. OF C.'S ELECT
New Officers Wore Chosen at Meeting
Held Last Night at the
Carroll Club.

DR.. Charles A. Wingerter was chos'
en- grand knight Of the Knights OF CO.
lumbus at a meeting Of Carroll council
504, at the Carroll club last night.
Eugene Coniff was appointed deputy
knight. A. F. Heymann was elected
chancellor and Andrew V. Rock, ward
en-. Glenn Kurner is the new inside
guard and T. F. Howley the outside
guard. The trustees are T. +. How
lev and T. F. Cooper. The delegate
TO the state convention is Robert j..
SNYDER, The allernates are Felix Nc
Gee and W. F. Scharbaugh.
Next Thursday evening smoker
will be held by the council and ar.
raDgements will be made for the open
jng OF the new fiscal year, October l.
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steady; supply light: Choice $3.50 W
$9UU: prim" ST. a $g.75. Sheep steady;
supply light. Prime wcthcr $500 S.:
Gull and common $3.5Um s5.nJ: lambs
s. 90 M$ll.50. Veal calves St%.n0 ii $3.50.
Hogs steady: receipts light. Prime
heAvi"s. mediums and heavy Workers.
$ll.25W$l l.50: light Workers. $1,000 90
$lU.5". Pigs &.OO W$9.5u: roughs $3.50 n
$1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
STATE OFFICERS
Including Bert Phillips and Martin
Neider to Testify in Federal
Bootleeglng Cases.

Bert Phillips. deputy prohibition
commissioner Of this district and
Martin Neidrr, deputy. arc attending
federal court at Martinshure. as i'm.
nortant witnesses in number OF al
legged hooteGging cases. The offend
ers were arrested on the charge Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

violating the West Virginia n1Qhibi-
ton law. hut it is alleged the -
government license 10 sell ir>'.s Us,
and are therefore liable on Leral
charge.
j. Walter Bee. deputy prohlbtdor
commissioner Of the southern part o.
the state. is also witness for the gov
erument in similar cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

% Transfer books close July 10 for 2
per cent cash dividend payoble August
l. An extra IA cash dividend payable
September 10.
ca Transfer books close Sept 90 for
a 1 J.: per cent cash dividend payable
Sept. 80, = per cent of which is regular
and -. per cent on account Of back
dividends.
CD Transfer books close Sept 10. for
regular sc cash dividend and an ca
ira 10 payable Sept. 80.
tGj-Transfer books close Sept. 20. for
per cent dividend payable October ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

United States Senator w. e. Borah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, RepubIl-
can candidate for Governor, will ad-
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18Th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

United States Senator w. E. Borah
and judge Ira E. Robinson, Republi-
can candidate for Governor, will adj
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
crntember 18th,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

II that property is desirable, adver-
tise it. II you don't advertise 1t no
body will know or care about whether
il is desirable or not. au2o-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

Have you lost any rental income
during the past year? Could any of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertlSnq7 au26tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

TOLEDO. OHIO. Sept 12-Uhcat
cash St.521a: December S1.5S: May St.61.
Clover seed. prime cash and October
$3.50: December S9.4o.
Alsike. prime cash and October S9.7o;
December S9.S5.
Timothy prime cash $e.35: October
$3.50; December 1924.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
. LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. IL, '16.
Daily Quotation List of the Wheeling
stock Exchanges:
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O2en. . .Ilgh. Low. | Close.

cash OuotattonS--Whea, Nc Red
$t53t- n Sl.5t2. No. Red SLIT II $3.50:
No. = Hard $1.5a L: No. ; Hard SI.5nt2 n
Sl.35i corn No. = Yellow S6WSht4: No.
i Yellow SIat n Sct.: M. / Whit" 6i%.
<@i.: Oats No. White AZ. q ~:
Standard 45T45h.
Pork $3.50. Lard, slt.l5. Ribs. Sl4..G
81 SIi.S0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
WAR RUMORS PULL
DOWN WHEAT PRICES
Heavy Defeat of Bulgarians Caused
Drop in Prices-corn and Oats
Also Lost.

CEttCAC;O. Sept. i2--\SS"r;ionS that a
heavy defeat mad been suffered by tho
ButSarianS IN Macedonia acted rs Il
weight on III. wheat market her" today.
The outcome was an unsettled close
rs - -, net lower with p"renih cr ~
f.Hl and May a. $iJt&s L" Sl."t'>
Other leading commodities shared IN n"
decline. Corn - =. Oats - 10 and
provisions - to %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

The enrolment In the Wheeling
schools at present Is the largest IN MS
tory,
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING W. VA. Sept. l.. IL.
Open High Low clos"
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Outside Motor Stocks.
Outside OIL Stocks.

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING. W. Va, Sept; -, 10.
STOCKS. open Close.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". "a. Sept y. 'lG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

'Tntel SHARES CO.; : Is. G"h.
Ennds-S%. i91 900.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept j.. !"
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WHEELING. V. Va. S"p,. l.. 10.
Srn,.iS Dp,n. Close.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
DODGERS REACH WASHINGTON.
In Fin" shape IN Give Senators
Battle To-day-Ebbets UOpeful.

N'sHiSGroS, March 3O.-Thc Brook
j dodgers reached here shortly before
Midnight from Jacksonville. Tomorrow
N'N open IA two day series with the SEN
'tnrS According to Doc Hart there is
'ot a suggestion OF a sore arm or leg In
ne trooklvn party. In the opinion Of
Manager Robinson the team looks TO be
TO 90 per cent. better condition TODAY
man when IL left Florida a year age.
l%'obHl"s only problem is how TO cut
Gown his squad to the twenty-one player
MI by May |. only one OF the young
pitchers viii reach brooklyn. With the
dert'turc NJ Goodbred. Prieste and Stew
'ns"n IN the last week Colwell Is the
Only new twirler that has appealed to
The manager.
H"t a word has been heard from Hi
Myers about reporting. When he does
snow ne VIII have TO go at "A much faster
cup man he did last year to get his old
700 mack IN centre field. In keeping
johnston, Hickman and Miller Robinson
uas shown his belief in preparedness.
Judging from the showing OF this trio
un''ng IN" series with the Athletics In
L,ioTlia IN" entire outiield will have TO
emo" a hs improvement over last years
"o"N "a hold regular berths.
President Ebhets, who has been with
w" team for nearly "A month, is accom-
pahEIng II north. lie is greatly pleased
WIN his players and the outlook for n
oon'end"" for The National League PEN
hsnt TINS year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
ATTACK ON BOXING
BLOCKED BY SENATE
Dunnigan Resolution, Asking
commission for Facts. Is
Sent IN Committee.
CALLS LICENSES ILLEGAL

AtHNNy. Marr, 3o.-Scnators Irving
j. JOSEPH, and John l.. bunnigan OF
Manhattan are indignant tonight over
what they term dealing facctiously with
u serious question. The latter intro
duced a resolution in the senate to-day
To demand an explanation from tho
state Athletic commission OF the ron
ditions under which IL has been grant
ing boxing licenses. After prolonged
discussion by the two New Workers.
Senator Flor H. Brown. the Republic
can leader, aroused their ire and the
aughter of others by moving that the
Dunnigan resolution he referred TO the
civil Service Committee. The motion
was passed by a vote Of - to 10. and
the latest attack on boxing was side
tracked.
Senator Joseph CAV" "a list OF boxing
clubs he had visited. In nine cases out
Of ten boxing licenses were granted H.
legally. he alleged. one place in the
lirouX conducted bouts without any
license at all, according to his tate
ment. The complaining Senators in
sisted that chairman Weuck and the
other commissioners were permitting
the game TO run riot and that II YOU
be- necessary to stop boxing altogether
shortly unless conditions changed. They
threatened to place their evidence be-
fore the Governor.
because he thought the bunnigan res
olutiou you'd have no material result
Senator Jones. sponsor OF n bill to
abolish the commission and do awav
with boxing contests. voted gains II.
81 know my bill is going 10 pass he
said.
81 am not opposed to boxing said
Senator Joseph, "and will vote against
the Jones bill unless the commission IL
abolished bcliey, We viii he bette.
Of without boxing than to permit is
supervision by this commission"
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COLUMBIA TEAM OUTDOORS.
Coach CORkleS Puts squad
Through I.lHht Workout.

Forty Columbia baseball players. a
half dozen minor leagHers and scores Of
ordinary students inorulated with
spring fever invaded South Field yes
tcrday afternoon for th" first outdoor
practice Of the year, The players were
kept at the west end Of the field. as
on the east end a new diamond In being
built, Manager Cornwall said thfy the
diamond would be In shape for the Am
herst game Tuesday.
Coach Coakley kept his pitchers down
to a little fielding practice. II being too
raw for strenuous work, Coakley batted
to the outiield and gave the garden
candidates "a hard day In chasing flies.
Capt, Watt. Don Beck. Reynolds Hem
son and Jack Laird showed "A tendency
to pound the ball. Walter Dwyer. cap
tain of the basketball team and "A yetc-
ran outtielder Of three years ago, APP
peared In uniform for the first time,
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HOT SPRINGS RACING RESULTS.

First Race-for maiden two-ycsr.ol,.
purse 1900. four furlongs-Night Gan II,
,ncntryD, TO - to and / To ., won
Verde. 1903 ~,Murphyl, ~ 10 10. i to 4 ana
out. second; Class \. los Warrington" s,
TO !, to 10 and | to T.. third, r. n.
e:'e 40. Partieipie, Rushfor,h and v.IIi
second Racr-For maiden three. v.sro,i.
and upward selling: purse saoo. nyn and a
haIt iu!."ngs-Talcyrand, loo iMurphy, "
70 l. To . ana to Z, won. Mos" Iryin,
ond Early Riser, il3 Ccor.yt. : 30 ~ d,
2 and ! 10 I, third. Time. ~ - Nh,
philb!n. Jack Harrison. Ramona and Len,
jackson also ran,
Third RaCe--For threr.yoar-olds ana u,
ward. selling purse $500: one mile"c"n.
so!er. lOs ,tonnorsl. . TO ., . t. and In
D. won; River King. 1907 Haynes. 10 l.
. To ! and even. second: Anna prasel. al
,sch.rrtr, 40 to !, 10 to ! and 4 to l..
third. Time. Lac. Sure on, Plantagene,'
Bert. l., iloncr. Narmar. Leialoha and
Muriel's Pet also ran.
Fourth Race--Handirap; for throe.yesr.
olds and upward; purse $500 hve and a
half furlongs-Pan Iareta, l2 murphy,
: to 5. 9 10 . and out, won; Mars Cassiiy'
second korfhage. 40 iStcrlingD. 6 to /. :
Larrick and Kootenay also ran, N'
ward: selling. purse $500! six fuT r"n up,
Soartmou,h, 10 tientryl, 4 to !, : to 8
and 3 To 9, won: Carrie ormc, III ,Mur-
ply. 10 to !, to and . Ia I, second
: 10 >. third. Time. ia 3-i. Undsunied.
Rio Brazos, sinai, osa pie. Captain Ken and
Lackrose also ran,
ward; selling; parse s4Oo; one miic-Bui-
weiser, l0i murphy, ! to ., even and
I to 3, won; Originator. III Wcntryl. 3 "a
2. 1 TO . and ! to 3. second: Pierre Dumas.
,Sbird. Time la s'S. wid Rear. Hai.
wood. Pedro and coppertown also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
HORSE SHOW BOXES SOLD.
Thompson and seeIiR Rivals In
spring Event at DurIand's,

Boxes were auctioncd ~ last night Cor
the twenty-first aunual spring horse
show 10 be held At the purlaud Riding
Academy on Apr! %, - and ~. The
upset price for each box WAS $50 and
each Of the buyers of the eight arena
boxes paid substantial advances OF these
figures, The buyers were q. J. Guide.
John Gerken. $. Is. Jacobs, II. Griniths,
George Sherman. Emil SeciIg, Lewis
Herzog and Robert T.. Todd.
J. Campbell Thompson and Emil Seelig.
both of whom rave scored wins ON the
1000 Durland challenge cup for road.
Tours. will be competitions again for the
chief trophy at the show. In mos, Of the
other classes the prize money amounts
to $15 in either cups or cash. Lists will
he mailed Tomorrow and entries will
close on April ~.