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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
SPLIT SALARY CHARGE
ASCRIBED TO JEALOUSY
Mrs. /. O. Rowe Declares Mrs.
p. W. Eaton Wanted Her Job.

Chicago. March g. Jealousy was the
cause Of the split salary charge
made by Mrs Page Waller Eaton
against her superior. Mrs Louise
q sborne Rowe head " the social well
fare bureau Of Chicago, according 20
Mr,. Rowe's testimony before the civil
service commission here to-day.
Mrs. Eaton is jealous OF me and OF
The good work done by tho depart
mcnt." Ms. Rowe testified. she
wanted my Job in the first place. she
battered me and was oyer-grscious.'
Mr.. Rowe's opening statement on
The witness stand was Mrs. Eaton's
accusation Is wholly false"
The room was packed with specto,
tors. principally society women and
equal suffrage workers. who came 10
hea- the defence Of the woman charg-
ed with forcing Mrs. Eaton 10 con
tribute one-third of her $1,000 yearly
salary 20 fund described occasionally
as "a charity fund for a 'ister-in-law
OF Mayo. William II. Thompson.' and
as a fund 10 enable the MAYOR 20 TO-
ouperate from the heavy campaign eN-
Uprgp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
THE WOOL MARkET.

philadclnhia, March @. The local
wool market fully maintains the
STRENGTH reported and the mills are
pretty we'll supplied ~ith material for.
"a, present. but others are in need OF
wool and the volume Of business
E,,ns up in good proportion. There
~ro MANY who believe that the high
or quotations have not been reached
and ono woods are held above current
mutations. The bulk Of sales Of do
,,cstic woods is for territories. Fleece
,soois from the Middle West are get
ting scarce. and holders are indiher-
crf about selling except AZ full prces.
Demand for foreign woods Is falriy. &C
tive and values are firm. Quotations
are:
<- y,.. art vrssaa fec,rs- Fin'' g ,,'.
l..afa l.. '.l =
se "a $500 sac .. y ana . conn T.
. ohio f.c,es De.4ire wsshei.
esa.0. tN safr. &c fHff' NA. sA'',. f 2
l .i.. IIn.A r.u.i.f .H 30. 10.
~ rtr.4.. dc a.Hn n.ua.nci. N-' ID.
49,. .-.' common AIS Nral. i' -
...... .... .llo aa.Ifi GO t.N. AN'
r.t.-t .fr-s lIH .fc. China com. q.
Af-r.s i.r. ..r .1r. ID 90 q. llitN. o.. q
e.-f ase-in. f0af-.. c-ofsaH, lhssgc '.
f.-..s t.1lr.I lOa .Ir. Ia iaNt
..-.f i.a VOL. kaIall. .iIir. aie '' hNoi',
81. Grt D.l tsDioe. hhefA'.4" '' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
VICE LOBBY SEEKING
TO CURB POLICE POWER
Woods Learns of Bill to Stop
Guarding Paided Places.

Police Commits sioncr Woods mas dis
covered an attempt by hotel proprietors
through the Legislature 20 Offset police
efforts TO suppress vice.
A New York lawyer. employed by
them. succeeded IN getting an upstate
legislator 20 sponsor their bin 20 strip
the Commissioner OF his power TO sta
tion a patrolman in raided premises.
When the present session was opened
each of the New York City Assembly
men was approached. From Minority
Leader Callahan down. all refused 20
touch the proposition. Upstate mem
bers were then approached in behalf
Of the measure. which Commissioned
Woods calls the underworld bill and
finally Assemblyman Edward 4. Eyerltt
Of st. Lawrence County, agreed To IN
troduce IL. His friends IN Albany SAID
last night that he did not understand
;ts purpose. The bin provide, for inc
amendment o. Section $40 of inc
greater New York charter. To prevent
The Police Commissioner from station
ing man in houses Of prostitution.
rambling Establishments. dance halt
etc. until the person charged with COM
hitting an illegal act therein rs con-
victed.
when Callahan found the bin was
introduced be immediately moved 10
send II "a the Codes Committee. where
- now rcste.
I, has been the custom. after an ar
rest has been wade on evidence gain
cred by detectives. 10 station man in
the lobby or az the register % the hotel
raided. 20 warn ali who would patron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
LYMAN GAINS LEGAL POINT
Prisoner. in 100000 Bail. Need Not
Answer Questions Now. Judge Rules.

Judge Augustus Hand. In the Federal
District Court. decided yesterday 'ha.
Dr.. J. Grant Lyman. the alleged swind-
Ter. should not be compelled TO give
evidence IN the bankruptcy proceedings
Of John n Putnam 4 Co until the
governments case against him IS cor
cluded Judge Dayton. before whom
the broker also appeared. refused 20
reduce his 100000 bail
In light SUIT. which made has enor-
NOUS body appear even larger. Lyman
sJroliod through the building. accom-
panied by deputy marshal his wife
ard his counsel. Frank ). O'Neill.
Judge Dayton'> court was first VS.
tied There O'Ne,N begged unsucccse-
fully that bis clients nail be reduced.
Lyman was then taken before Judge
Hand. where motion was made hy
Alfred x Nathan. attorney for Lyman
receiver. John /. Lyttie. that he -
compelled 20 answer question, RELATING
20 the bankruptcy proceed ngs.
The prisoner said he wished 20 starc
uron his constitutional right After a
conference with Mr. Nathan. Judge
Hand docreed that Lyman could not
now be forced TO answer. and be wa
takeu back 20 the Tomhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.


The coffee market was firm early IN the
day. advancing gao points at tie opening on
buying for foreign account and influenced ny
G-,n.s. ia Brazil. "a veil O. smaller re-
ccipt- Throughout the day however. there
was persistent selling which was credited To-
trade account and Wall street and was
thought 10 represent liquidation OF long
holdings.
Prices sold OF sharply from the earlv ado
vance and ~ the close we're only slightly
above the lowest. with net losses ol gas
points Total ale. vc-e .G.l,o har CONF
raraiitsly ii.tle change was noted 90 tta
cost and freight market where santos As
and 5- we're quoted 81 zoe London credit
and Rio "a AT $500 .so- American credits.
The SPOT market was quiet and firm. v.th
Nio o. quoted AZ 20. Range of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
PROVISIONS

The provision market was moderately me-
tie and prices showed very firm UNDER
tone The strength 81 the hog market 5
having stimulating influence on 'aitc., 90
peciaiiy a. product generally J. selling below
a parity With the price ol live hogs. Hecc' ltf
OF hop- - Chicago were 1000 e.timaie ]
FOR SATURDAY,. - 900. han-a- Ci-y received
1000 and Omaha 100 PORK firm wr- ,
s22ls22 family. s-3T s2s. short clear.
s2f.r0'' $3.50. rtFF firm; moss. s.ld
$3.50 family si8.5cWSle50: packe-. $3.50
siSl-.b0. extra India moss. f2,f >-'.
DRESSED HOGS hrmer; bacnn-. &c. l@0
lb. re. 1850 Do. l2i.c. 40 Do. l2-,c. pig,
I4'-c. CIT MEATS. picked be.'io-. t-m 4.
10 ~. l3l.f'l3aic: - 10. l3 &c; "a Oh. l.'.r /.
picked hams. firm. lfisWljc. TALLO"
frm: special 9iec: city. g; country. o.
acc. LARD firm. Middle Wet. 1850"
lo.7oc: city. lard. steady. 1850 refined lard.
frrner; continent. li.+5c: south America.
II Doe: Brazil. ke,s. i2.55c compound. firm.
100, Wiic. STEARINE steady oieo l0isc;
city lard stearine. ~ &C..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
BRhNIt> EMPRESS.

T. r De lash. william Richardson snd
% ua.rr. iol .nd 'arh of f01 afe hefse.
notified t..t lhe rrr i0r tfe pa mont x
uy lsn up.u the property hereinafter do
.r'h.l having expired. after duo notice
hereof fal Nr,U given fpl. 7 rIIl caus,
such prlprr.g. fn NIt Hnusrnoid Goods.
Psr.uraI Fas.ts and Nerchand STORED
- llY WAREHOUSE. 80 ith Ave-. Ne~
York city, ~ YOU Or in your name for "a
which yoI may have an lnferesN, 20 b
solo AZ public auction according 20 he
s'afIt. loo such case made and provided.
a. kalskv s. Gahsy's Auction Rooms. -
University place. New York tfff. on Thurs
day. March -4d. 1918. a. 10 80 4. N; snd
" The sale thereof sncf completed on said
d.to The same Will be- continued at ifs
same place on rsch and etory Thursday
thereafter. beginning a. 1899 \ ~, and
DontluuIu- Until fne goods are sold.
BRANICS EMPRESS
ANDREW j BRANIC. PROPRIETOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

rn-rAToIs u,---ud- NJ 1 m go
r. IN , ~, st,tscr0. No &. RslieT. Maine.
,'.l' '' A. q, 'rl,s. 80 fss ~. ,... 81 -ol,
~. w., a. .,.sqs, ffs.ih
5000 i'... % h..n g., u,
.aH' aa.iu '".'' i''h i-'""'l' "',' d. 49,
~ hoi 'i Dag '.,'t 80 ,"-e ara ~ ,. ~.
I'D 4p' 'h.'y" s'.'V 'o'-i' gag.
Ninn. i.'-io $3.50 500 50 40, =" i,'A,t''
-'.'f', N'n.''n' KIN a. -..,
ih Dag '-'' '..ie' 10 ~. .-'
t'' ""'.'' 81 20 ""s; 80. Sweet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
FISK Rubber Profits larger.

"f' profits - tho FISK Rubber Com
pAry Tor 1915 wcrc 5l.791.5l9. an in-
crease ~ s.f9815 over the previous
s'@f' The company annual report
.'e4. public yesterday. also sho~cd "a
-fp.is available for dividends amount
~, % slSiG5ls. against SlsZ.20l in
, ,s.ss' There we're retired out o. the
~ profits 5.1J0 shares 81 FIRST pre-
.'ii'd ttpcz, making Che total retire
-shi 70 dave equal % 5000 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Adylccs have been received BY The
New York agency Of the Yokohama Spc-
Gle Bank. Ltd. from the London office,
that $1,000 Of imperial japanese gov
eminent ~ per cent sterling loan has
been purchased FOR cancellation. The
amount viii be divided equally between
the first and second series.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Rallies and Closes
with Net OainS-COrn
Is Firm.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Sew York. Narch q, 1915.
WHEAT.

TIE 7heat 'narfet showed increased rally
.ng lower. and ~ the close values we're only
slightly below the highest. with net Gains of
-itr-t-c. The volume of business was ol
fair proportions. but il vas evident that tie
trade Wa still nervous over tie political situ-
alton, a. well o. nc -uhwlnne warfare,
which it was thought. will increase the dam
ger Of shipping
Exporter we've in 'hc market. and s4Io'
wcre estimated ~ about 1000 900 bushels.
The demand Vas principally lor Manitooa.
and American spring wheat. and as railroad
embargo are stil in fo-cc premiums ior
cash wheat ~ the seahoarl we're fery nrr-
The Liverpool market 10, steady. bIt trad
ing abroad vas said 90 De- dll. and offers
from Argentina and Australia were liberal
Argentine shipments were smaller than cS-
pectd. amounting % 2s64.000 bushels. come
pared with $3.50 900 last week and i.i3- 00'
ast year. The Northwestern markets were
firm. with renor,s Of furt-cr good blying hy
tle mills IN MINNEAPOLIS against recent large
,aies Of -four. while 80 Winnipeg the demand
va, be.iei "a 20 10 principally frlm exporter.
In tre cash market 40 8 durum va. quoted
% sl.a3: 80 havd. Sl.2-: No I Northern
Duluth. Si.3-. SO I Northern Manitoul,
81 a. D.. all I ID b Scw lOr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Special Liverpool cabics-Spot cotton In
moderate demand sale. 600 bales specuis-
ton and export. 900; American 1000 I'M
ports. q. 900 American. 5000 middinR up
land. 1sfd; futures opened steady 5'2"'
MONTE higher: closed steady at net advance
Of 2 points to decline Of a. point. Mar
Apr. ,.64d: May-Junc. 7.6od: Ju.y-Aug.
-f5d. Oct-Nov. 7.35isd. Jan-Feb. s.26i4d
Nsuchestor-Y Yarns firm. cloths. fair busi-
ucss doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
PUBLIC NOTICES.
ST,TE on MN NOkh, CONTROLLER !
HfIi( l..

Notice - issuance Il tne new design oil.
stock transfer faA stamps
~ Whom 10 May 'oucrru-
Please take notice tIat pursuant % ga.
provisions u chapter tii q fle law. q
is1s have prot lded To- the i.suane. and
exclusive use u ness design - 80. <
transfer taA stamps and that 4fter the 8 %
das = March 1915. none other fhau 80
nov issue Or design o. stamps will be 90
,cpt,l or made use q DO payment OF th.
tsE
From March -th. 1915. 20 Juno 7th. 1919.
Inclusive. Stamps y tho Oh issue may 10
exchanged .itl the Comp froller To- stamps
q tho new design. as boo said ace PROVIDE.
D4ted. Albany, y. !. November 90 1915.
EUGENE 81. TRAVIS
Darr ~ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
ORN

Corn was fairly active and after showing
some heatluees early prices rallied and
closed firm with net gains oi ~, '-c. Joe
advance in wheat had stimulating inHu-
ence ON the market and there was an alb
-ence OF more than moderate pressure. The
weather was believed go BE- rather more
favorable for tine movement. and good
many trader seemed 90 take q hcarish view
OF the situation az large owing 20 TIE dii-
fcuitics IN effcctiug export -aics. I'm the
local each market SO yellow corn vas
quoted at s3Ns3l,c. { NeN York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

NEW YORK PRICES.

Market steady: No 2 Western. si.oi.
Ne,r York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
HEEsE

rccoipt. today i.ief boxcs Market more
active. hlt i-reyuiar. with SOME concession,
being made IN certain quarters 10 attract
more export business state. whole milk
hcd. flats. colo-el -ncciai.. 80; white. sle-
Gals. l-atc. co,ored average fancy. i-i,N
l7Ac. nnite. average fancy. = i2c, held.
daisies. specials '.c. held. twins. specials.
i-a. WIff,c. an STYLES. undergrades. lti.0
iii.c. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. twins.
t-t -a4c. cncltsrs. T. i-fflfI>c isisies.
'.rl'c; Young Americas. is ~ 20, /.
state. -.ims. held. specials. l6c current
make specials isA0l5iac; fresh. choice.
fitMtfi-c; fair 10 good. i3ftl3c; lover
grades & .ri-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
METALS

Conner was nuIcf. vith eIc-tT0-TH1 quoted
o. esNe-i5c for nearby and 4-1i1-i.c fnr
June ard later delivery. On the Sev Nort
Metal Exchange TN was quiet. with pot in
fvc-ton lots quoted AZ 3l.-1c bid. IN London
tin closed az Als3 los for standard spot and
sl.a for futures. With sales of 30 tons spot
and so tons futures. Lead strong New
York spot. e.t5c and East 81 Louis SPOT.
sa7l.c The American smelling and Re
fning Company quotes lead at o.i0c FOR New
York delivery and a. 1.sZ &c for tast 81
Louis. Srelter dull sc York got nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
Gold To Go 70 South America.

Approximately million dollars Do
gold coin was Withdrawn from the local
Sub-Treasury yesterday by the Anglo
South American Bank The gold vii.
be shipped 20 South America. Another
smaller Withdrawal amounted % Sll6,-
900 by Maitland. Coppeli & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
TROUBLES


rNiTTp FIVE AND TEN CLNl sIoEl' COW.
G.eI against fhe IrIfri Five snd Tln cont store
inc. NrT iork ooporaiion. WI orig e. IT,
i,i,fy 81 Wr.oa- attorney fof ri-so creditor.
e. g.. o. omrspn po''cry tcupan5. ST goo. itI.
Clua Company. 500 snd h'amc. d r.at ''.
... 1,sc-.,,'si parmci.. Of 81, oln Iht. ,olr
Y4HY rs regarded it thr radr ~ 'u' 'iils', ''
loIii.r ..-t.rs.i,r Sfo-,s Oh various states were
mr1rporateI under the laws ~ those sia''. u "ii
tley we're iorsi-l. glls nc Syracuse store "a
Or froy who had been ~ ofoer s'i s.rersI n'i
sger. cor.miftei suicide 900 sept niger - l'i' pr
"a said - That ume that he t4t n't pen ar..''
Die desih would io. sr-t ihe company car" ii
sc'umarn. vi, les been pro- irlt. ha. 'rai 7ni
aoafaaton that 10 is u, .'Hsr president ~ Ii'
Nre Yoft r~flo-.,i,n va ia-or-
porsiet T. l.ne 1919. Win e''''A '''''' "
AiFEFp T. koHN. dentist. % III We iisl
no assets, ~ tie liabilities s. Nv ~c-e .e 90
ar1 mortgages or plpo1 a. goo a. .,f We
I4.fn .f 300 East il-t4 So and lfZ fNi lil'i -i
FRANCIS D. WOup. "a. STATE o. aiof o..
iasycr ~ 2r3 Broadway. h.s hi~l p ii.i.i. N.
liabilities t-s.t>s AMI n7 sss.ts. me -,.t az ~
Dliding n.sfcria.s a-r3i'e.'' seryec-. u..e '-t
aHre. su-,ty bonds. hol rs AL m9-i:ascs "a" ho,
a-1 pdflng Alo,s Obj. creditors AZ. s..'i.'' W.
ar4 nartef,' sn--,y Company. % C..srs. q. got.
ABRAHAM wolfe INc.. slo.-ar dea..- i1
creditor f,r Sffi1 D. va alleged OIL. Ilfll-ftl.I
ari heller mar 'e company hsi d''ic.sd ~ prop
rffy f1 flc amount ~ $500. Tire n4sINr-t va. 'H-
.a.r.rairi go NovcaaU. 1912 ar1 capital s.-
81 NII
ErGFNE Won BACH uusomsn. = ~ We.
f.ffh st. f.. l.fl petition. vih as. i...i.r t.-''
JosrIH A. LYNCH n no West s0th S.. hu
ri~l petition. Win Haliauts S. .05 ard no asses.
nc ielts werc contracted ir tbs cts an hrI
E.nk lie or IS ulur dcgirtrcn stores in MS cg.
BANKRUPTCY Schedules.
MAX r. GROSsNAN. manufacturer - c--sse' a.
~ We.f On 90 has 81 seh~iuirs showing N1hiu-
... yil gfs nrI as-el. Sl-l. consisting . sio,k.
a. sg0. accounts. .as,. and cash 200 O&uA. i.
Receiver Appointed.
HAIRY y ~ FONT Hsuianf Smith. ~ rort
rf,''cr nAs been spIsirt~i receiver ly Referee
.,-rt-r u 71syer. a. N1rser.. Tor Ilsfry '. uu.
,.a ,.,ler iu auto supplies e. Port Chester. LA
t...i.., nrrr s. 90 sul assets A!Qi0.
s,iiuf,s of the wses.
p,.d.trr.,.f rcy1ri. ri- h1sincss failures bon the
t.,It'f states during fhe Rrcr. a.Airsi ~ for 80
,....I..I.. ...t 49, az. goo. -1 and t.I fof fhe
.....t.r.'ins ueels ~ 1878 % 1912 TIC middle
SAFE. hal T.. Sew England. % southern. 90
tl,.f.rn 40. Nprlrc.ffru. %. AID Far Nes'fru. j.
C,r.d. iai a. against % fnf tie preceding wcth
sflf gi rer rent - tic concerns TAI - ian rtpiA
N i..t non 8 900 aus pu ccit haI ifon is.o2l
- ..g.0Ug es.iIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

To Retire Japanesc Bonds

Assuming c,i - Ilas :. 1918 assuming "a
~ April D. i'.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Now York March 8. 1916.
BEEvES.

Receirt. c.--l head; 20 cars on sale
c-e.-s and COWS we're in good demand and
steady 20 firm bulls ios5 active and "a trhe
weak. with some sales easier. The yarls
we're clea-ei. Medium 60 prime steers sold
90 s-.45N $50 per 100 ,h tags at S-.2jfl
$3.50. lui,. 20 s-.-.fS-.-5; cows AZ S3.25rf
s6.sl: d few tailcai, At $40. Dressed beet
dressed native sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Receipts. ! SOP head. 1902 head On sale
There was q good demand for veals and
prices we're rated firm to re higher. a. com
parel with wednesday, sales. barnyard
calves and yearlings were almost nominal.
hlt FULL .,eady. Common 10 prime veais
sold at Ss.15MSl3 per roo 10. cuIls. S.f
. 20: barnyard cals~i nfi 5earlings. s5tl
$3.50. City dressed Nea.s arm az u. ff Ice .
selected caroasses, i9i-c; country dressed
IL IL 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

BUTTER.

Receipts today. s.l54 pigs Cream
'ry extras go scorel. 95 &c higher scoring.
% 1871 c. frst.. $50 3fc. second $40
.3 .c thirds. -,ff soc creamery, held. eN-
t-a- 80 sr1-rl. eiierS2c higher scoring
-cs H--t-. toHsfc. seconds = o. % ~ -ic :
ihirds. -6si 80 state. dairy. hncst $50 SOC :
good O. prime. .-rf ttc- common - TAR,
-5ff3lc. renovated extras. 46m 20 &c nrsts.
-5.1c; lower vrlde,. -3 q &c imitation
--tawerv. f--ts. .t.14r.c. ladies'. current
make. fr-t. l3 1881 e.. seconds, eisc lower
GRADE -id-2c; packing took. current make
rne, --c. 80 - 30 BE- lower grades, lOG-lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
n\TS.

Th> oats market was quiet. and prices after
showing an easier tone early rallied IN sym
pa,hy with wheat and corn and - the close
showed let gains Of Ion Csc. There werc
further rumor, regarding lort demand. hl'
they lacked confirmation. Tie local ca'h
market was quiet. standard quoted M 4'c 4,
No white. 4. sfif-c, 80 ( white. 4otiitc /.
fancy clipped white lso SOC ordinary Gin. ed
white. 41W4Siac ..ll eie, ator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

COTTONSEED on.

C9ttonseed oil vas strong ard higher
early. price. a-air making neg h'.n records
ro- the season with 40 the old crop mo.fr.
selling above the il-reut mari. on Che
aavaure h1.rever tnerr Wa. con-. Ie-.If.e
profit taking. ard tire nar.cf s.-
sharply and .ei ucryn-- 20 points ie-
eiir, 20 POINTS not aiturce Total sAics
were 1890 bDl-. Range ~ price,:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
nIXInENDS DECLARED.

Initial drird an inrfeaoe u
oeaL .AlI . - tlhl tIlfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

HAIRY Y Dr rONr-J Hsuiani Smith. n Port
,.t,',cr nAs been spl-lirt~i receiver ly Referee
...,i... u TFayer a. llrser.. Tor llsFry '. Hu.
~ l.,ler il auto supple. 81 Port Chester LA
....... ...-. s. GO sll assets 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
70 WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

SAMUEL GENEEN or BoRorGH or
Manhattan. hereby gives notice ina,
from this date forth ne viii b. no Jorge,
respor sIbie for debts and obligations OK
his vito. Aida q Genfet<
Dated. February 2ih.&ie
SAMUEL GlSlLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

Receipts. Z s5I head. IA car. on sale
Market higher. with faies al ;s.ijnsa.ao per
100 l1 rough- at ;sI $3.50. Country dressed
ho.s -icady a. - - g per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged at il.60c for middhng up.and
se.cs nil
Receipts AZ ports and interior points yes
tcrdav and for the week. compared with the
totals Of last week and Of this week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SAIL JACOB GENSLFR. Ate.
ti1ns,r sells 20 day. . 0'r.fek \ ~ al No "a,
Hshth Avenue. Borough Manhaif anpsAlo9n fixture,
.. ct-t.c-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

and East = Louis March. zoe asked. Other
London metal prices we're not quoted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
PERSONAL

W. II. Alderman. OF Morgartown.
Is a city business visitor.
L, l, knight. OF MnrEantown. IL n
business visitor here.
j, u. Moore. federal deputy mar
shal. of PhtlIppI. is herr on official
business
w. X. Hoffman. of MorRantown. is
in the city on brief business visit.
r. G. Kingsley ia here from Reader.
". Il. Raymond. Of sutton. il Il
business visitor here.
i. N. Anderson. OF Redwood. il
transactlnE business hnrc.
W. M. Miller. of ParkaraDUrE. is "A
business visitor in the city.
]. H. Camp, of Raycnswool. is a
city business visitor
George Gibbons is here :rnm Ell
kins.
Tlllman +. Kemper. Of Salem, was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Samuel 8. Faris. of Bridgeport,
was in the city Wednesday.
w. A. Thompson is here from Par
kersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. HnEE. of
Point Pleasant, arc guests ut the Wal
do hotel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
LILY'S CAMPAIGN
WILL SOON BLOW
MINERS WITH ASTHMA

are getting weaker every day, because
tiny particles of dust that float through
the air gradually choke the breathing
tubes and finally affect The lungs.
Forthis reason every man who works
in the mines should take a spoonful Of
SCOTS Emulsion after meals, because
it peculiarly benefits the breathing
tract and soothes the irritated mem.
branes, while its pure cod liver oil
improves the blood, strengthens the
throat and fortifes the lungs.
SCOTS Emulsion is helping so many
men suffering from Miners Asthma
that you should Try it at once. It is
Natures Strengthening food.tonic, free
from alcohol or harmful drugs. Your
druggist has it. Always insist on the
genuine SCOTS Emulsion.
Scott 4 BOVINE. Bloomasld. NJ. l-as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-08
GETS AID
For Missionary Work among
italians Residing in This
Section of the State.

PARKERsBuRG. March s.-Alex.
nnder Mocha. an italian missionary
of, ClarksburE, delivered an interest
ing address before the Woman's Mis-
sIonary Society OF the First Presby-
terrain church last night. His talk
was mainly upon the home mission
AIRY work among foreigners In this
country.
He told OF his settlement work in
the district around Clarksburg. 81 the
establishment Of night schools fur
foreigners, Of his purpose to open a
school for emigrants in which ,lomcs-
tic science would play an important
part and of the opening of churches
for them. He solicited the aid OF the
local. organization and met with sue
cess.