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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
HALL RETAINS
SABRE LAURELS
New York A. {. Star, How
ever, Loses His Bout
with Arthur Lyon.

sherman Hall, Of the New York Ath-
Ietic Club. sabre champion OF the
Amateur Fencers' League OF America,
still holds his title, but one more We
tory such as he won AZ the Hotel Aston
last night and he will be about ready
TO lay aside the sword in favor OF the
mightier per.
The champion vas beaten by Arthur
Lyon. % the Fencers' Club. by a score
of TO 9. but in previous bouts he had
been touched only seven times. while
the opponents Of his conqueror scored
a round dozen touches. In accordance
with the rule Hall was declared victor:
There is a fascination in the fash or
polished steel, it would seem. for New
York's beauty and chivalry thronged
the ballroom of the Aston. where the
bouts were held The women were, per-
hans. more enthusiastic than the men
and every clashing rally with the
sabres. every clever thrust or parry
v.ith the fois or duelling swords drew
It's round Of applause.
Uall and Lyon furnished quite the
most spirited battle with the, saores'
won carried the fight 70 the champion
and. working neat double cut. scored
his points neatly. II was not that HAN
slowed up. either He was at his best
hut the impetuosity Of the challenger
attack swept him back.
". II. Russell. Of the Boston SWORDS
mems Club, won the medal in the duel
ling swords after nip and tuck stIug
clio. He heat Hall. Of the New YORK
{ C.. and Mclaughlin. Of the Washing
ton Fencers' Club. Russell and Bowman
scored a double touch and ooth lost
Hall Bowman and Mclaughlin were
tied for the next places, Hall finally
ginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29

- :. 49, c.. a;obt
me morning round. IN the hfst nIsHt
Sherwood will meet Patterson, and Paul
will try conclusions with Herresnof.
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ha'iu'r,l de'es'~d y Y s2,..p, ln-o>r nm, ~
g. nA.fso,l Nsron. nssned '. -
.,. N@ls.n.i L.r.s' va >. n pe m ~
Doe G haw.r'a. ~ r'Fs,' I'M - az, qss'rl v
'aD,s. "" 80. n "A -,,i5., iss,od.
- i. 80 80, W p, ni M.tsi,Bsrs isf...i
r. T coos Trenton ~ snd 1 20 yl.y, Fred
'h an "a 70 pIsy v I6i .,iss
Ss ~ m Ln5 3 S defeated l. Manson LA'''
s.,o,.s W ,ou,s sb,,,,a defeated Van yecht.r
an Bs'i:-.5S e,'.siei b. Fors.i VA :,
1870. ed
ne s,e,,s4 dsss:,.d CO. no in 10 hole.
NJ, S.fl.g,d Ma. NO
a ao'' md on 10 'J ps, M5..n I1saoS Dc.
, ''si~ w b.si'' 70 20 Fro q" Deal b
sef a, ,i n:fni NJ M' :1P % a s.y :
~ n"a'"i it- $4,000 d,..,sd ~ pssby Tr,n.
io 1' ~ gp I'd % pisy5 G / M.,lsl' Trenton
defeated q Da9n. sP-ia l!s yen. a.y,,sd 6
70 ss M.!..pl ETa''1 up 5's .nd t'ie p f
g.. .
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= 1he.pic Morris ,opnl ! " NJ. a..
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so.uin. Lss,n.- ~ "a q l. kinslsnd
Sc. uP on" rsp Nh Nassau 10 10
Leilo'' dSeated L. .sppn' 80 'e,e.,ea III
nn.e' 80 IA hei.-
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Nassiuger. ~, Maclsushu. Won Inm 'ouDi" !"
tefsuli. King Sand de'e'ied b"ra up 1.,.,,..
Reatn eashi tnfst t,unII rnii-.'t'7 s"f
Wisael. ! W; spoifofd defeated Dsuss. Az '
MscFsddsn defeated Van Ei,es' ana % nu"'''
ford defeated Tappir Md - - r,,.,h
Fourth sireen thrs, reihd -, w. .p no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
FORDHAM TEAM PLAYS
WITH COLUMBIA TO-DAY

The Fordham University baseball
team will eudeavor 20 check the WIN
Ming streak Of the Columbus nine when
the two local colleges meet az Fordhnm
Field this afternoon. IN the opening
came OF their annual baseball series.
The Blue and White teams record CT
sly consecutive victories. rolled up te-
hind heavy batting and effective Twill
ing. makes them the fsvorites over their
Maroon rivals for to-day's game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

csl.o Apni :s-Abeuhr 'Bfi. Ne" iork via Val
;, Mic1ss. April gs--A'eliancla ,Arsl. Ne" York
coo s April s5-roui.iana uDani New YORK
Ari"a. ~ RPri .,-Eurcka New Yors ana Norfolk
,e,tool AMI 2s-Nev yorh New yors
London Apu IS Rs0lrk Law 49, NeN h'I.
Table IA, april = Bu,o Nal Jap, N'N i"iN
VIA HariaiH- for Ne''ulrt ,.
AInandus. EUpt Aprl % -'tso,ie 81" l"Hd
Az, ,rd. es ,r'nl. ", lorb ,is usHoa
Manriie-i,r Apri Msfnm haN lhi. Nv
N1-,iics April % ha.o.usd ,Rrl So, lo'.
NJ AurHas's Apr' o. Giu,cnir N'nN QUAD. NJ"
s,', non tpri ., Nisrssn ,Brl Ncw YORK
vie - Vincent 6 y rnrt natal t.e. ior Wan !.
t0sfof.
I.yerpoci. Apnl s6-Baliic ,Brl New lorN --,
Pernamhueo April el-Acre tbrnl mon Santosl'
n5',s" KIN 2--Ie Coz iBrl N,w York.
Table Bay Anil 6-BirmA lDsichl ffom Hs"
York va Barbados. B@fssiA -.
Chri.rsuis. April .2-Jnited states tpAnh Ne"
p.is9is Aprn % Ps,roclus Dutch. N-~ York.
shanghai April g. Nethcrhy Hal iBn iron
Yoiohamal New York
Las pslmas April p -Pensrcep iBn from Genoa.
cri,ioo.t Spru IS -Aimir.ni' orom Ne" Yo''o.
Genoa hprl 2I-r.crnirs u,sn. New York 81.
Liverpool Apfil % FINLAND New lofh
Btfh Ami -f Mstrrr NoIl Ncs Non.
PASSED
Lizard Aprl @, N4rs lBasl. Sew lorh Zoe.
Gi'. s'9,' A8ai >, ,i1e 10 Paris po. Sew
York for Nsr.ciilss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
ANNOUNCE HANDICAPS
FOR WESTERN GOLFERS

Chicago. April 2s. Robert A. Gard
ner' OF Hinsdale, national amateur
champion. and Charles Evans. !r, OF
Fdcewater. Western amateur champion,
are the only two scratch men IN the
bardicap list for 1916 Of the Western
coli Association. issued to-day.
ID +. Sawyer, Of Wheaton, former
Western amateur champion, - the only
nlaver with one stroke. z. VI. byers, OF
Allegheny; W. c. Fownes, IT.. OF OAK
mont. and II. Chandler Egan, Of Port
land. receive two strokes. j. u; stand
ish, jr.. Of Detroit; Paul VI: huntet'
Midlothian, and ii. X. b. DAVIS OF Gan
Francisco, are ranked at three s'roAeS
Oft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
About Batters.

Cstuu H. "h good bstsmen arc developed by
with the
but st believe I'm right
IN L."
leading htters How
before good coaching got its deadly
work?
accurately that bate
batting 3ii
apparently needed but
schooling Cobb 800 Joe Jackson
M and Iris Speaker
Frank Baker began with mark of o and Sam Crawford Wit" %
Jake Dubert with
below 300
batsmen Of the all started out 300
They had
brought development
in hies
They
the cas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Howard Berry Wins
PentathIOn at Penn
fifteen yards. but he settled down 10 z
,rot for the remaining distance.
The summaries follow:


o., ren's'hion composition -Finu rai0t. scored p.
~ itr irn1-' wanna p. Nash hu' g"r-. Is
p hrrk.c. lcrl.sysnlt state &c.. IS. Creighton,
il. peuhursf. Gecrcr'0Nn. 3D.
hsnni,s hroal iump--Won hy Berry. 60 Get 81.
l,.i~ Nssh. 30 feet - mclr second hlnkle
ia feet - inches third pevtrf-f 10 iect q
lHl re.s.'o' D. ice' = i,cht I'm
inches Nash. 10 frci n inches, .srcaG Crcs ton.
les feet . inch. third kukc. pennDhania STATE
llh feet loH. inches. fourth De~hur'i TO- feet Z.
eoo.m,ire rin-won ~ Berry o.es 2.s. Na'h.
- Is. Creighton. o2i IT,; hunke. %: Dew
Throwing tle. di.cl,-won. by Bern. 100 fs,t -.
inche Nash 100 feet ~ inchS kunke. - feet
ZOO. metre rir-won hy Bern KunMc second
1re.snioa uurd De"hunt. fourth Nash. h''h
Raag,rs hon .',g iump-won hy Carte NJ y,
teet - inches second Berost lennsy.vsris ~
f.ef B. inches fNirI. brnwu. SfraC'lse q feet ~
inches fourth. Palmer. Pennsylvania state. IL Yet
tiosard US hurdles nnaD-won ly Burke.
Wisconsin. Williams Wesleyan. second. Trenho M.
Dartmouth thiri Whiting Pennsylvania state.
American college championship di.'sn-, medlcy
rsoa ifr,f man ran quarter mile. n'Ai ,at me
third man three quarter last man ono MILE Won
hs Wisconsin. Pcunsyhaiia second Two starters
American college championship sprint medley re-
liv race ttrs, sri second men each ran go ards
fhirl man fiD Yards fourth $50 }arlsl Won bY
l'ffH.t |fafia. chicago second. Wisconsin iNlTf
Princeton fourth Time 3.2s 3-5 neW world
record Previous record. 80 2j. made hy Penn
syirania iu l4if.
Throwing t6 pound weight Won hy White. syria
cu-o distance 50 feet Inches Richards 'orne.l.
go feet 10ia irohc- second Roberts Harvard "a
f-rf irrhes ihirf johnson. Syracuse ~ feet 81
inches fourth. Mlrcme, Indiana University. -
fecf inches fHn
Hammer fI-oa Mon lt M-Comick tn-ncil Dis
fa.rc. $50 ftef irrhes Roberts. Harvard. l.' feet
3. inoh ..r1rd. White Syrarusc lli f.ct IN fchc..
fr.rI. SmlcrlatI Pr'shurgh 1871 frr inches.
f.urh. Nunmr. Indiana. 40 fe'' ll'- iclot
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
DATE ANNOUNCED FOR
UNIQUE GOLF EVENT
"Half.and-Half' Tourney Tor
University Club Men.

Wednesday, May 10, Is the date set
for the second "half-and-hslf" golf
tournament Of the University Club
Golf Association. TO be played stimuli
taneously on the Nassau and Piping
Pock courses This unique tourney
gained It's name By reason Of the fact
that the field Of entrants is divided
equally. half playing eighteen holes at
nassau in the morning and the other
half playing at Piping Rock. For the
afternoon play the two divisions e1-
change courses.
Last year saw The start OF the
"balf.and-half" tournaments, which
gained many adherenis once they had
been put into operation. Prizes VIII
be offered for the low medal scores
for the ,hirty-six holes A field Of
well over 100 golfers will probably
start on the two coryses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Penn Tennis Team Wins.

Philadelphia. April p The Uniyer-
gtv Of Pennsylvania tennis team to-
say defeated Cornell four matches 20
,wo Pennsylyania won three Of the
four singles and one Of the two do"'
blea contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


lJnlied Siates Coast and Geoieue survey
sunrise ............ -. Moou rises "A h. b A
sunset. ........... At - WOO. rtlo ~ Nt E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
fslrmoni A. eddie Kelly ". Hrr Dora.
hue.
Stadium a. c.-1omry MaIoney W. KID Aloert,.
Dave m.aoer ". Pete Hartley.
nlltar, a. C.-Dst0 Grimm ". hnt
sr.sse.
oussns5oro A. c.-st, Smith W. jshnns
Ciinton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29

Highest temperature yesterday. D degrees %
q a. D DID,. lowest. a. 40 g. ND. a.efasi. o.,
areraye f1r corresponding iae lAsi year - a.eft'
~, -re.t,,., NJ Iafe last thlfiy three lesrs. %
Local Forecast Fair ml warmer today. TO-
morrow probably fsi-. igi variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Sportive Types.

an, fairry kird-hearted in rays than
And pct I thinking Of woaring gun
For the gly n gGWc when pour call has gone through,
Who holds u heart flush and then GuSrcys "lU bitc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29

League clubs that
announced the
be there all right but isn't on
the ndan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
Forecasts for Special Localities tssiern Ne'

YORK. southern Ncs England. Las'ern renn'gl ',
vsria Ncw Jcr.e'. Delaware Maryland. pisinc' -
Coiumhia. Virginia. Wet Virginia. Lou''lana,f
Oklahoma Issicfn All Western Tsa". fair All
warmer to.daf and probably morrow ,.
North ana South C.olins. Georss Alabama,
Mississippi and Florida fair to-day a1i % morrow.
Western Nee Yors far and warner to-day. io-
Nors,r N.r England. overcast 60 isy. io-mo'-
row probably fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-29
BAroneter Rsadins,

a m. 1ooi o. zaa' % ~. 1903
Humidity.
= In m 70 50 m ..... q
Lecai ofnclsl Record. The following oiafial rcooft
from the Weather Bureau shows ihe changes Do iIe
temperature for ue i-,f twenty -.olf hours DOB CON-
----.-. w ne c----. ----l-a aa-, q Do. loaI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Ry Private Wire to Fidelity Investment AsHocihtoh
from Harris. winthrop l. Co.
NEW YORK NOy 24.-The ma!SRt TnS smaller IN
volume to-day but strong all along the line Tho
speculative public is large and they evidently
are IN tho humor to buy stocks. We however, think
that II IN being oyprdonR again and that eventually
II continued will result In serious decline on some
Of tho news that may como along Wo recognize the
Wonderful resistance 10 tho market rs against lhe
heavy sales which took place yesterday however
Dow Jones says Railway Stcol Springs Co. do
carcd quarterly dividend Of III per cent on COM
mon stock payaln Dercnoer 80 to stock record Dc
ccrnbcr l5 Also regular quarterly dividend Of Ia
per cent on preferred stack payable December 20 TO
stock record December 5.
This is first dividend on common shares 6inco
March o2nd. 1918. when per cent was declared
bow JONES says: If proposed copper consolidation
Is curried ont en- basis Of recent negotiations u is
r.obaNle that Utah Copper Company VIII become
narent company taking over other companies BY civ
Iug its shares in exchange. kcnDecott anu Che
Cnrucr With perhaps Crrrp do FAsco Il controlling
interests In latter should accept UtahS terms are
the companies most likely 10 lie absorbed. So Tar.
it is understood agreement has not been reached on
terms On which Chile Copper may So In ideas ~ las
pnries 10 the transaction diffcrin. as /" the prIce
TO DO paid for Chile shares. With Rradrn SCOUTS!
through acquisition Of KGnnccntt aud If Fh" ""inHj
in the Utah combination will then Lave the torr
lowest cos; copper mines In Tho world.
Philadelphia: contract for 40 locomotives 10 rnst
arpro1n,at sl.5n O0n was signed by rc?rrSrntl
t!rus Of Russian government With baldwin L"onno'
tlro Works THURSDAY. According 10 President I"hu
snn the order .wrlls total contracts signed by Bald
win Co. In last twU weeks 10 100 locomotives with
AN aggregate vnue " SG.500.OOO. The remaining %
ara fur domestic roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
TRADE AND INDUSTRY
CONTINUES UNCHECKED

NEW YORK. Nov. 2+.--Bradsrrects
tomorrow will say:
Trade in company with Industrial OPP
rratiuIS. moves along at II record clip
with products of the mine. held and fac
tory virtually selling themselves. whtth-
er 1t be steel or iron, provision. dry
goods or furniture. On the other hand
speculative markcts--stock, grain and
cotron-end TO lag. presumably because
Of calls for large margins or concern
about possible international political
complications, while retail trade in will
ter goods Is held in check by mild
weather. Buying of manufactured pro
ducts instead of being stayed by higher
prices, seems to have become frenzicd
because Of fears of further advices. pc
cause OF concern about future available
supplies and because II is recognized
that unparalleled consumption overtaScs
production The most serious car short
age In the country's history render It
difficult to get goods 10 points Of dosti-
nation and Of course, 10 ship OUTPUTS
from centers Of production. the most
csvcrrly affected lines being coke. coal,
lumber. grain. steel and iron.
Weekly hank ClrarinES, $G.1 lO.?0l.nOO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
FLUCTUATIONS ON The
STOCK MARKET ABSENT
Recessions Caused By Pessimsm OF LAY
Previous We're Largely Overcome
Steel Leads.

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Recessinns
caused by the pessimism of the pre-
ccdinE session were largely overcome
today, traders taking renewal COURAGE
courage from the failure or various uii-
favorable rumors 10 tnaterlaI!ze. Deal-
ings proceeded in tentative manner
however, with n complete absence OF
the excitement and wild fluctuations
which characterized operations or the
carly part of tho month.
Constructive developments lnciuden
tho declaration of nm Initial dividend oil
five per cent on Atlantic, Gulf and west
Indies. resumption Of dividends on rail-,
way steel springs. and new or incrchscu
disbursements by other Industrial COM
panes.
Coppcrs MS n group led the recovery
IN reports of a further demand Tor me
metal extending into tho middle or next
United States Steel was at the fore
front throughout. advancing almost .
points to 1878.
Reading. Union Pacific and Norfolk
and Western represented the high grade
rails Mt l TO almost point ADVANCES
Total sales OF stocks amounted TO l'Sfo'-
0On shares
Rock Island dchcnturc SIS and copper
convertible issues were the strong fCa-
lures Of the bond marekt Total sales
OF bonds {nar valucl S5.523.onV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25

FINANCIAL OPINIONS
A Z AfnEIcn & En

Private Wire 10 4. 7. MaEtcn & Co
Joseph ssys:--PrusIects summarized the nrRs NJ
the day is suod There Is biz ST. IT Interest in
the market buy Smelttrs. Sugars. L. $. Rubber
and Stscls. for turus AVorsEe G. & o. Fries. Take
on New York Air Brake ynd inspiration. CaGu!G.
and Jerome Copper shares ACT true TO form.
Financial NcwS:-LiQuidatlpn will probably no al
lowed 70 run its course. until tho technical cundt-
lions shall be corrected. but there arc now some in
dIcatlons OF rally being near. More stock will he
Offered during any sharp rally. notably In Stcels ami
equipments
Tho Professional YieH:-SeuIrz OH all rallies In
the general stock market
Journal OF Commemorative wsS. il O sccr Of
numerous war stocks.
Sun:-Noury made from speculation In industrials
shares and from fortunate Development Of business
has been invested In tho seasoned rails.
Wall Street Journal Tho technical position II
the market seems to be much stronger than has been
sencrulty assumed by professional element. due in
great part TO direct ABSORPTION Of sGcurtties b. IN
vcStOr3.
r. +. Kecrh & Co. say:-We EXPECT further rrrs-
u!arity but would buy good stocks reccssiuns.
Harris Winthrop * Cove would taHe profits In
tho stock market
Jpsephhal. lNlIchhrim & Cn.--A further break may
hr used to h'iy ruiIS seGs and copleIs.
FinlGJ, Rarrell & CO.-The ncarnrss Of rongrcsJ
Will tend TO restrain purchases Uf stocks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
LOGAN L eRYANT's CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Private Wire 20 A. T. MaStcn 4 Co.
NEW YORK. Nor. 24.-Dcspiie considerable an:f"-
h.nSion and nervousness yesterday. the accumulation
OF selling orders over uigh; was rather mragrc and
RS q consequence thereof frrner tendency was IN
serted during The days session. primarily As Il Ie-
suit u nuri. scattered short cnyrraG anu renewal
Of bullish operations i'll selected Issues Tbs ha
news budget was not rerirto with interesting items.
as has hnc, the casa recently hug" cnrporatc profits
,rcre discussed at length with many predictions a..
extra dividends before the year end Tn-dav's rally
SEEMS Ia no in large pat reflection ~ IN" d"ir-
10 even I'D short accounts III" Hcck end maUy
professionals had committed themselves 10 the Srn.
side during the past few days with the expectation
in mind that outside liquidation would assume
larger proportions than 1t did Tile trend Of the
market Is not clearly defined but dealings In special
ties will Perhaps continue IN various directions pend
Ing influences q likely to increase the inla.
tive OF large market interests in cichr direction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-25
NOVEMBER BANK
CLEARINC5 NOW
S12,948,958.98

November's panK Hearings to date
lack but few thousands dollars OF
reaching the differentiation mark,
Yesterdays report bringing the total
up to Sl2,e4S,95S.9S while the clear.
ings for the CORES onding period or
last year amounted TO Ss,e5S,3l4.49:
This months total is an increase OF
AL per cent. or nearly four m1uion
dollars over last years report
Yesterdays ciearlngs. according to
the report OF the Wheeling Clearing
House, amounted to $685., 51S.63'
which sum is 1872 per cent. In excess
of the report for November 2t l9l9'
when they totaled s501.o2o,Ss.
The November record to date fol-
lows:
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

turned TO their home on Ohio Avenue. ~ l,
Ter {, two weeks visit with harr'9E'''7
relatives.
J.. +. Kline is confined to his home
with grippe.
Misses Jessie Oliver and Lcona NOME
of Cedar Rocks, ". Va, were guests o'
Miss Ruth Ncshitt Thursday.
Mrs. W. L.. Allen. of New ChmbGrlaliu
W. Va. who addressed the missionary
meeting on Thursda? evening" III ""
Presbyterian church was entertainer ~
Mrs. &. T.. Dehus. while here.
Miss Lula CrneSap. Of MoundSEiI'H
who has been visiting Mrs. Is. ;. im''h
returned home yesterday. -,
Mrs. j. Reed, Of Ohio avenue, IS Ill.
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Mrs. Mary Schultze, Of 1926 Wood
street, appeared before Squire Dob5s
Yesterday and asked that her son-!n-
law c. FlwOod Seibold be ordered
away from her home. She complained
he owed her s155 for board and rent
and was making no effort to pay It.
She said when she gave him her,
daughter she did not hdopehim.
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METAL

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-The Metal .ecN
change Quotes lead 81 20@7 so. Speleerf
steady: spot, East st. Louis delivery
1885 G12T. --o
1t London lead ESQ, Toe; spelter s6s.:
SAG 70 80 so; second quarter sal so q!
80 co.
Metal exchange quotes tin steadySt
spot S45 25045 Is.
Iron firm; No. northern $27 oehp
IS so: No. .. s26 5oT2I SO; No SCUM Ia
Al London spot copner tltf los: fm-.
lures $40; elcctrolytic tl65: spot tin
cl90 SIS futures .19o. a$.
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MnMEcHEN CHURCHES

Christian Church. McMcrhcn. Corner
F tsn "h hioc S0 on rifth. G. ". RULER n.
Minister. Bell Phone 1851. Bible
School 10 Il. m. Earl Freeman. Super
intendcnt Morning worship. II o'clock
Junior EndcaVor . p. N, Senior IN.
Jcavnr Gao y. M Evening worship 1870
o'clock. Wednesday evening the. 29th
I'nion Thanks giving services at $50 IN
the Christian church. Sermon ny Cyrus
\. Eylcr minister. Church oil t'od
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW York. Nor. 94--Kuttcr stradi"r: creamery
higher than extras i2;9 43c: creamery extras -
score, 4nc: rirsts 1871! Galc: seconds :i7m aSTr.
E.ys riruler: fresh gathered. extra fine i?@ SOC
extra firStS 4G !Sc: trSts asa &c: seconds E9Hf2"
nearby hcnrcsv whites fine I" fancy G;fa &c" neg
Ly hruncry browns j0mhSc.
Cheese firm: state. fresh. specials az "a "i2c: DO
average fanny 2%lG @24c
Dressed rnrlrg firm: chickens a.a :,Ir. fowl. iSm
~: turkeys 30 &c.
Flour easy.