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(Hsrris. winthrop a Co to F1dcl

(Harris. Winthrop a CO. to Fidelity In
vestment Asociationb
CHICAGO. III. June 2O-wheat \
better tone tothe foreign news and al.
ditional heavy rains in the. southwest
over night gave the market strong
st%I On the advance there was profit
tahihS by recent buyers. and sellint -
those bearish inclined who had cove red
on the decline as well as some selling bv
cash concerns who apparently anticipate
country purchases OF new wheat shorty
The selling was helped only by q press
dispatch from Vienna containing a hint
IN the direction or peace. cash demand
was not as good a. yesterday. although
oV.VVO bushel were reported worked Tor
export here. News or business at the
seaboard was conflicting. baltimore re-
ported samples OF new wheat shown
there this morning-the first OF the scr
son. Primary receipts were slightly
larger than those last year. Clcarancss
We're small. Cool Vet weather prevails
IN all sections while warm and dry al
this time is needed tor IN. rip.ning and
harvesting whore the crop approaches
maturity. Rain Is predicted FOR tonight
IN bottle the spring and winter wheat
districts. and IN view OF the experience
or the previous wear weather conditions
are attracting more than usual attention
Earring any deN elopmcnts such as "a Wet
harvest there seems TO be little bull in
centive at this time. and bulgcs for the
present are likely TO prove temporary.
Corn-Corn was stronger In sympathy
with wheat in early trading. but reacted
later. bui closed firm.
Oat--Oats were sharply higher early.
but reacted with other grains later los
Ing all Of the advanced ground and lit
tie more There was "A great deal OF
selling early OF Scptem Der oats and a
better support 10 December than expect
ed Market has been very nervous and
has had frequent fractional rallies fol
lowing weak spots. Believed that CON
siderable export business has been done
Nevertheless there were 200. 600 bushei
HAHprs v-rN.-rrFppp - 80,
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY Pa juno c0-Crcdit bal
arces. s. go. Runs. ff.1s3: avcrarc TO-
,st. shipments. 1859. average. 6I.-
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. juno 20. 'l6.
range o. gctvs stocks on IN. N.v
iWA STOCK Exchange. corrected daily
~ y r. Masten a. Co. broker NfewG|y
N'" York stock exchange
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FITTsHIEGH. ~. IN .o.-Cau

TT ISHI ItIH, IaI june -N--IaItIe
steady supply uEht. choice 50 IS n 10 %.
prim. 5000 ~ lO.75
steep steady supply light. prime
wethers s. .50H775. Gull and common
SO 500 go. lambs 5000 ii.75, veal
calves S1l 50fl 200.
Hogs STEADY receipts six double decks.
prime hcavies. mediums and heavy york
srs 1915 2. $50. PIGS Se.50d9.65; roughs
Ss.1UfIs 90
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WET WEATHER
SENDS UP WHEAT
unweleoms Rain In Northwest and
southwsst-corn Oats and Pro-
visions All showed aains.

CHICAGO III. June 2O.-Uuwelcome
wet weather both in the Southwest and
the Northwest tended to-day 10 force
up the price Of wheat Largely in con-
sequence the market finished strong = C
70 lisc net higher. with July at siO3as
and september at si.055s. Corn gained
= y lisc TO - ~ =. &c. and oats &C TO
= NC. In provisions. the outcome va
ried from sc decline TO a rise OF zoe
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sax-PAttersnn Co.


AAAN"~N'i''f q" NV on AAhh NJ N'.ftAI 'Ha
$1,000. strong: bulk g360Hs. light
50 20 q $50, mixed Ss-f0Ws.sO. heavy
1890
Cattle. receipts 1000: steady. native
beef cattle S71ou IL 90: stockers and
feeders $500 ~ $50; COWS and heifc' s.
SO sou $40. calves SS.5Ou1l.15.
sheep. receipts $4,000. firm. wethsr ~
s. 90 70 500. ewes sftUN 100. lambs
$3.50 ~ 1928. prinEs = rs Oils.
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WHEELING IS va lam. co .t.
Rep. t.u o. n. D. Naa.sn a d..
bisnd. manager. members New 1grs
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PRESSURE TO SELL
NOW DISAPPEARING
The General Trend OF Adv1oes from,
Bankers and BROKERS Becomes
Optimistic.
CHarris. Minthrop 4 Co 70 Erssii,, In

'Harris. Winthrop q CO. to Fidelity In
-, Nestfnent Association
NEW YORK. June 7O-Prices stead
.ed up today and the pressure 10 sell
snt WIS IA evidence yesterday quite
disappcared, The general trend OF al
wees from bankers and brokers ex-
pIesscd publicly and otherw ss was op-
NinlstC The sober second thong h Z
appeared 20 reverse completely the opin-
IONS or yesterday. some good buying
IN Lhe rails was In evidence Motor
stock and outside securities are being
closely scrutinized again BY The banks
ana some selling in this class Was oc-
casloncd by their action.
We think the market - acting we'll
ana viii 10 higher. especially the good
Harris. WINTHROP 4 CO
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HARRIS. WINTHROP a 60.

TOLEDO O.. June cO-Wheat. cash
81 0S = July Si.o97s September SI.1ei-.
Glover seed. prime cash $50. October
$3.50. December $s.T7
Alsikc. prime cash and August $3.50.
Timothy, prime cash S3f5. September
$685..
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Curb Mining stocks.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. 10
The actIN, fIttsblrgh stocks cor re,.t.,
dally ~ \. r. Masten a CO. bankers
and brokers. Member New YORK sfopE
,hchansc National Bank or West
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. &c.
Daily quotation List OF the Wheeling
took Exchange.
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nntter. Chneaa- LIZ .nA I...lt-.
HAY AND GRAIN

Quotatous ~ a. r. =raHniieh a O.
hay' Drain Farming tmplsmsnta.
1ol2 Markst street
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American Telephone Co. declared reg
ular quarterly dividend OF ? per cent
payable July is, stock Of record June 30
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Financial News Bulletin says: Active
investment interests OF nigh grade are
strongly recommending purchases or
STANDARD securities, including rails
equipments and Coppcrs during the
present setback. stating that 10 Is but
a temporary affair. - discounting most
OF the uutavOrable features from a mar
ket structure standpoint as we'll as ex-
ternal factors Influencing price swings.
There IL a strong feeling in well IN
formed market circles that the uguida-
tiuu at present will put the list In
splendid position 10 advance later. The
technical status has been frequently
complained Of from the viewpoint Of
.''staleuess." which is being corrected.
Earnings. Colorad & southern. second
week June. increase. S3f.221. from July
!. increase, S1.5l3.3O5.
lar quarterly dividend OF - per cent
on the common stock. payable August !.
stock or record July /
Northern Pacific. second week June.
Increase. s27U.oOO. from July !. increase.
Sll.lVb, 600.
Denver 4 Rio Grande. second wee K
June, increase. $4,000, from July 4. IN
crease. S2.sls.O4S.
Texas & Pacific. second week June.
increase. fll.S11s from July 4. increase.
$IUs5.f93.
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Am Beet SUGAR
Am lI
Amer
Am Car a. FI.
Alaekt cold
Am steel Fdy..
Am Locomotive
ALASKA Juneau
Am SmeIt a. Rf
Am I.iued. com
Ann us REF.
Am Tel a. Tel.
am Tubac. com
Anaconda .....
Af.s com ...
d. r. p com
bethlehem Steel.
lHIIw 90 Iuel..
lsl.Hk Zap Tr.
ca Totr.. com
Butte a. SUP
Cent Isaafn ...
lfafuuIIn Nf.u..
A.
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Dow-Joncs says: Hallgarten a Co
and Eugene Meyer. Jr.. * Co announce
that the subscription lists for tire
Ab,onOOto Cosdcn OH a Gas Company
threc-ycar. per cent convertible mort
gage notes have been closed the issue
having been heavily oVersubscrlbed
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Dow-Jones says. Jersey Central de-
clarcu regular dividend OF , per cent
pay able August /, stock OF record July
Il, and also usual extra OF per cent
payable J une 80. stock Of record June &c.
The extra per cent IS customary semi
annual declaration. bringing total for
year to IL per cent
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preferred.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. 'Is.
Corrected BY a h. AIasten a Co mem.
bers Boston stock Exchange
STOCKS o..
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Total shares. 3q4SOO
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WHOLESALE MARKET
Flour
syrup.

Corn. NO. >. 95c. No. ga. sI.l5. No ,.
80. No. .. per dozen. I dozen in cases.
80. extra. No. 10. a dozen in cases.
The sun., 1916-11-05
TIGER CREWS
PREPARING FOR RACES
DIR. Spaeth Will Show Fine Lot
Of Oarsmen in Fall
Regatta.

PRINCETON, Nov. 4.-Tiger crews
abound on Carnegie Lake this fall. DR..
Spaeth has no les than eleven crews pre-
pairing for the annual regatta In the
squad are Ave men who won their spurs
In the varsity boat which conquered
every team crew except Cornell last
spring. They are Cochran. PAUL. Nc
Cam, Delaney and Savage.
Cochran Is captain of the varsity. and
Or. Spaeth considers him one OF the best
strokes he has ever developed. PAUL Is
rowing ut No. Z. He has fine form and
promises to be ever better than he was
last season. Delaney has been shifted
from No. ? to No. 9. and Mccain Is now
at No. Q instead of No, .. savage Is at
bow.
Sturges has been transferred from tho
Junior boat to No. 2. and the two other
positions In the boat are being filled with
Terry and Christmas. two of last years
freshmen. Christmas IL rowing at No.
8, and Terry is Immediately In front OF
him.
otis. Lee and Gadebush are lost from
their positions In the waist Of the boat.
hut experts declare that DR.. Spaeth will
develop another winning crew this year,
The job Of coxswain for tho first boat
- being sought by half a dozen men.
Hammer Ia the most experienced. but he
e ineligible. and Knowlson will probably
get the Job.
The fall regatta will be held the day
before the Yale football game, All Of the
eleven crews will participate
The sun., 1916-11-05

California H. u4in4ug Il determined BID
for Eastern golf patrunar". Not only
are the big hotels pcrtcgjing Their link,
but In each of the Pacific Coast cities
the business men are spending n CON
siderable sum trying 10 have a cours-
which may meet the requirements OF the
particular Eastrruer.
Around Los Anse!es there is a golf en-
thusiasm which is bound 10 ind favor.
The Midwick Country IN RECONSTRUCTED
its entire course. keeping nine hole.
closed during the summer that I. mirh'
have eighteen holes in perfect condition
for the winter visitors. Brentwood
Country Club also has carefully groomed
its greens and resind,d rs pits.
a Francisco insists that tho go =
visitor will md better accommodations
in and around the metropolis Of the
state than anywhere else. That is tla
way with tdlIfornians. one boosts and
tho other goes him one better. Riglr
now Their" is under construction a.
Is holc course for the Lakeside Go +
tluh, with quarters just out OF A.
Francisco. II l. expected thtt the llnk
viii be ready for play sfortly after til
new year.
The sun., 1916-11-05
FORDHAM PRIMED FOR
GEORGETOWN CONTEST
Election Day Games Will Have
Big Bearing on Catholic
Championship.

The past weeks practice on the Ford
ham gridiron strengthened the outlook
for n Of these old time Fordham-
Georgetown games on election day. in
which each eleven Is very much in the
tight until the final whistle. The battle
practically will decide the championship
Of the Catholic college gridiron in the
East.
Fordham has not defeated Georgetown
since 1908. and The best 1t has done was
to tie the Sou,herners in 1909. This sea.
son the Catholic col,egians have the beg,
teams In their history and each has
played excellent football to date. George
town IL the ~favorite, but F'ordham has
been working until dark for the past two
weeks mastering a deceptive attack that
Head Coach Gargan claims VIII take
Georgetown by storm.
The Fordham mentor coached at
Georgetown two seasons ago and has
planned Il defence for Gilroy's end runs
which he believes will check the George
town star. Gilroy Is just one-ha,f Of
Gcorgetown's offensive power. He ripped
the Fordham team 20 pieces last season,
Dempsey, who played with GEORGETOWN
last season and made "A reputation In the
Princeton game by his end runs. will
play against his former teammates IN
the Fordham lineup, His kicking viii
he missed by Georgetown and easily be
the feature OF the game,
President Joseph A. Mulry Of Fordham
University has arranged n reception FOR
the Fordham and Georgetown alumni
after the contest. and II IL expected 400
Georgetown rooters will occupy their sec
ton OF the cheering stand, Accommo-
dations have been made for 5000 people
and the game promises to be the biggest
athletic event Fordham has ever tagged
should Fordham win from George
town there IL n probability that Rutgers
and Fordham win play a post season
game AT the Polo Grounds for the cham
p'onship OF Create New York colleges.
This has never been settled In former
years. although advocated by the under
graduates of each college having a team
within n radius of nifty miles from New
York.
The sun., 1916-11-05
Timely Mems and Gossip
About College Athletes

Poocli Donovan. coach of the track
and field team at Harvard. has a big
squad Of athletes out for practice every
day. Among them are several men who
promise to give n good account OF them
selves in dual meets and the intercollegi-
ates next spring. W. Moore. the veteran
Splinter. has shown great improvement
this fall, and Donovan says he will he
hard TO beat next June, ON several oc-
casions he has covered a century in
10 10 seconds under adverse conditions.
i. T. Donahue Is performing Xix a
champion over the quarter mile route,
AZ is =. +. Stevenson in the half. NJ,
Noble in the high hurdles, J. NJ. Buffing-
ton In the jumps. J, +. Linder and II.
II. Weis with the shot and Il, w. Har-
wood In the vault.
Harvard also has a strong cross-coun-
try team. In King. Babcock, White
house. Bancroft and Hutchinson the
Crimson has a team that promises to
be well up with the leaders in the race
for the championship "a week from next
Saturday. Alfred Shrubb. coach of the
team. said yesterday that his men will
beat Cornell and win the title.
The sun., 1916-11-05
SOUTH AND WEST
MAKE BIDS FOR
GOLFERS OF EAST
Pinehurst to Begin TOurna-
ment Play Friday, With
Big Entry List.
CALIFORNIA PERFECTS
MANY NEW COURSES

With the election day club tourna-
ments gu, OF the way. metropolitan golf
ers will begin seeking other worlds TO
conquer, or at least many OF them will
hike to fairer climes for a winter OF
high class competition. Already the
Carolina courses are prepared TOR tho
influx Of the Northern visitors, and this
season California is working double
shifts to prepare new fairways. velvety
greens and attractive c~llbhouses In
hopes that part of the Eastern golf on
tingent will be attracted to tho Golden
State.
The Pinehurst inks already are a.
well patronized as they usually are in
early December. The reason for this
Is that numerous New York devoteea OF
the ancient and royal gaIne have estab-
lishcd residences at plnchurst and have
decided to make the trip South a little
early. The big crowd has decided tn.
officials OF pinehurst Country Club to
begin its tournaments early. and the
first OF any Importance viii be started
Friday.
1t is not always those who get there
first who play the best golf, but the
transition from Northern to Southern
courses usually means hcaping troubles
upon ones head. and for this reason few
of the travellers who go South this week
can hope to do much Ia the opening
tournaments. Especially at Pinehurst
Will the stranger find 1t hard to become
a regulnr as new pitfalls in abund-
ance have been dug and the club In pre-
pared 10 exhibit a number OF strange
y terrifying hazards. Experts agree
that a couple of weeks practice will b.
needed even by the experts before Pine
hurst will be familiar.
The sun., 1916-11-05
Many Attractive Courses.

Besides Pineiurst in North Carolina
there are several other courses becoming
well known TO the metropolitan golfer
who Journeys South for his recreation
during the winter months. The Ashe-
vile Country Gu mas n well cor. tructed
IL hole links, with perfectly groomed
grass greens. Last season more than
5000 visitors strobe over this course, and
II is safe to say that this record num-
Der will he beaten this season. Charles
q. Reynolds is IN" professional there AM
a handy man with a club.
At Southern Pines the Northern Wis
ltor Will find an Is hole test OF golf witt
all the fiourishes. sand green's add o
hazard that makes most Of the perform
ers step lively.
Pinehurst now has four courses opcn
the. year round and the officials IT,
charge are certain hat every .olf en-.
thusiast can be taken care of. Five pro
feesionals W alleeiance to the club.
Pinehurst is the golf Mecca OF The South
and annually affords :nnumerable oppor-
tunities for competition.
New York sends several hundred golfers
to r!nchurst each season.
For some reason Or Other Florida hd.
not Received the attention from NortheT't
golfers which IL should. Possessed Of seN
eraI high class courses and with SET
eral more under construction tho fai
south state should lead IN golf a'trac-
tons instead of beng dlstanced by Care
lima enthusiasts. Almost every kind v;
golf can be- had in Florida,
Almost every Florida rols course wa
built for the visitor. and all cater to thu
North-rner ~sojoUrning there. Since 1897
Bellealr has furnished pleasures untold
and this soason II hopes again TO extern
the hospitabie hand 70 It's northerI.
nelghbors, Two Is hole courses in per
feet condition ard four professionals.
headed by Aleck and Macdonald SmitlI
promise a lot of happiness IN a golf way
Miami. Orinond Beach. Palm Beacl.,
81. Augustine and Tampa are bidding for
the golf strength of the nation. Tour
naments in which many nf the bcs, pla,
ers will take part already AZ. scheduled
AZ Palm Beach there Is under construc
tion a new Is hole course which will Ne
finished next year. ltudsc4p" arch
tects OF national reputation nave con
bined In making this cours" the IDEAL on
OF the country.
The sun., 1916-11-05

C.. l., Hayward. manager of the CO.
lumblh hockey team. viii issue a call for
practice this week. Torrey Il. Webb.
captain OF last years team, will again
lead the men in the contests. Last year
warm weather caused the team to can
eel all of Its games. To meet the con-
tingency this season when Ice fails to
form on the East Field rink the man
agement Is contemplating plans to play
on the public rink at ISIS street and
broadway.
The cross country team at Columbia is
better this year than II has been in sew
eral seasons Johnny Hayes, tho little
marathon runner. has rounded cut a
quintet which he says will win honors
this fall. lie is confident the team will
win the junior metropolitan title and run
we'll In the Intercollegiate.
The sun., 1916-11-05

Yale has several teams that promise
to win honors this winter. Its swimmers
are doing great guns In the tank. It's
basketball five has been greatly strength
ened, its hockey team II confident Of
carrying off the intercollegiate title and
Johnny Mack says his track u field
men will score many points In the In
door Invertebrates Mack also il on
record AS saying his cross-countr men
will run well In the cross country cham
piOnship.
For the baseball team Yale has four
teen Y men eligible. Capt. L. Gore and
The sun., 1916-11-05

X. u. Rhett. who were ineligible last
season. will be able to play next spring
and should strengthen the team greatly.
The Y men and tho 1919 team who are
on the squad follow
Outhelders-Conway. Farley. Holden,
Shepley. Armstrong. Lynch, Page. Gail
lard. Thomas and Sheehan.
lniielders-Le Gore. Smell, Bush,
trotty, Kinney. Rhett, Dollard, Lyman,
Gilmore. OConnOr and Gage.
Catchers-Munson, Nudge and Stan
ley.
Ptchers-Garheld. Comerford. Fuller.
Brainerd and Carey.
The sun., 1916-11-05
TOMMY MURPHY BEST
GRAND CIRCUIT WINNER
Leading Driver Got More Than
$81. OO0-Mabel Trask
Heads TrOtters.

Tommy Murphy Of Poughkeepsio was
the leading winner among the drivers In
the Grand Circuit meetings recently
brought to a close for this season. MUIR
ply won ISL $40. The veteran Pop"
Geers won more than $4,000. In all, the
winnings amounted to $360.S79.
Among the trotters the financial cham
p.onship went TO Mabel Trask, which
won $500. 81. Frisco was second with
$23,l75. The best winner among the
PAGERS was Miss Harris NJ. with $9.587.
The figures follow
The sun., 1916-11-05
Few Harriers At Cornell.

Although the Cornell squad OF cross
country runners is the smallest that has
turned out for Jack Moak.ey In many
years, the famous coach is confident his
men will regain the intercollegiate title.
only twenty-five men reported for
practice, but from this squad he has
rounded out "A good team, Capt. Wind
nasie n Wenz are his best two men
they are noted for their ability to travel
a lonH distance In fast time. Nc
i'erin"tt' Campbell. Dresser. Roynton and
Maynard have shown good form In their
trial and will be tn, other men on the
team,
The sun., 1916-11-05
Three Veterans at Iehigh h.

Crichton. Dynau and kirkpatrick, all
veterans, form the nucleus OF L.ehlgh's
basketball team this ear Among the
promising candidates In the new class
are tho Mccarthy brothers OF Springfield,
r. r Mccarthy Of Easton and Hurley
and Drummer.
Following IL the schedule.
January +, Yale al home: q, MnrayIan
College At Bethlehem; 10, Seton Hal at
home; H.. Muhlenherg a. home; 20, Lafay,
home; February 2. Military Academy at
West Point; 10. Swarihmore at swarth-
more. II. open, II. Carnegie Tech at home
Il, Juniata college AT huntingdon. Pa. ~
University OF pittsburg At ii,tshurg 20,
Carnegie Tn at fittsburg -, Washing.
ton and Jefferson at Washington, Pa.
March 2 Penn. state ,pendingl at homo.
7. Lafayette at home,
The sun., 1916-11-05
Expert Ice skater COming.

N"dn +. Davidson. formerly champion
Eord and who gave exhibitions In fancy
%.sat!ns at -. Nicholas Rink last winter.
on he steamship 81. Louis. bound for
pln.ed 10y his skating partner. Ethel Dean.
Ih'y have lust hnishsd an engagement
Mr DAVIDSON 10 q native Of 81. paul. Nins
I've ~ a brother Of Fannie Davidson, now
%.ka'lHg at ST. Nicholas Rink. II 10 under.
speed skaters here.
The sun., 1916-11-05
WESLEYAN FIVE WILL
PLAY FIFTEEN GAMES
n. Y. L. on Schedule-Lehigh
Quintet Has Three
Veterans.

Manager L. l.. Turner OF the Wesleyan
basketball team has the
schedule for the season. II calls for
fifteen games. nine OF which viii he
town.
The new teams on it are New Hamp-
shire State and the Springfield Y. n.
c, A. College. The schedule follows:
December III. Connecticut Aggies Mt Mid
dletOwn; January =. Dartmouth AT Middle
own IL, New Hampshire state Ht middle
.uSrvv = Dartmouth at mHnoynr"s 81.
gate At MiddietoNn 10, New York tuiver-
'ity at Middletown; ~, Amherst AT Am
h.rst: II, Union at Middletown; ~. VIII.
ans at Middletownt ~, Springfield Y. NJ
A. college al Middletpwn; Marth 2,
Williams AZ WillianstoWn q, Yale at New
Haven: 10. Union at schenectady.
one game pending with New York Cn!-
'prs!ty At New York.