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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-09
Es,.e,cf rr-. II PrENSA.

TclscFcfr- Es7rr1Ci rErc ~ PHkNN.t.
NUEVA YORK, agosto S.-El ter
ccr candidate a IA Presidencia de Me
xico. durante las proXimas elecciones.
sera un civil. que luchara contra las
candidaturaS dc 0bregon Y Coma
!cz. contando con el apoyo del gobier
no actual V de muchoS elcmentos que
no han entrado. haSta ahora. Ia
campana politica porque sc los iH.-
pide CarrGnZa.
Este civil que debe de ser un hom-
hre De tanta mayor fuerza que los
dos candidates miIitares que ahora
estan va en- alberta lucha para que
tcnsa probabilidades de triunfar So
bre ambos. Va Sc ha encontrado
Tn telegrama particular recioido
dc Ia ciudad dc Mexico aver. por per-
soma Que esta intercsada vivamente
IN la campaha politica presidential
que Sc avecina, da cucnta &c que el
sentimiento publico en- Ia metropoll
en- algunas capitales De Estados
esta creciendo viEoroSsmente en- IA
vor de VI tercer candidate a Ia Pre-
sidencia dc Ia Rcpublica para las
proNinas e,eccioneS. Y que estan per
dicndo mucho terrcno Obrecon y
Gonzalez Csda dia
FL teIcgrama agrega one Ia Green
cia general cn Mexico es que csc ter
Ger candidate. quien sostendra ei
"part;do eiyilista." scra Carranza.
H. dej4Go eIl. ii5ertGd 4.
Con=ale: . Obrsg6n.
Expresa. ademaS, este interesants
rensaie en- el que SC refleia cl nueNo
asrecto de la situation politica meXica
IA. que Carranza ha dejado en- abSo-
uta Tbertad de accion q Obregon y
Gonzalez. para eE,rrender su campa-
NJ politicG. preciSa.le para que Ia
Icvaran haSta el eXceso ; sc perJu-
dicaran mutuamente amboS candida
tos. Candose d conocer tai Y como son;
'im7ulsivcS. rencoroSoS, paslonaleS
fslto5 de pru6encia Y dc tacto pollti-
CO
Po- otrs parte. Sc informa al ami
20 confidential quien sc diriglo et
tclcsrama aludiGo, que Carranza ns
rermitido completa libertad de acclon
Obreson Y A Gonzalez. porque
cor,prende que entire mas intensa sea
Ia campana que amboS lleven a caoo'
mas pronto SC agotaran Y habran can
sado a Ia opinion publica Ia vue.ta
dc varios meseS. este cs, prcc1Saments
cuando iebe iniciarse Ia campana elec
toral.
Ertoaccs lon=ar6 81
c0ndGnt.tTG.
Sera. en- tales condiciones. cuandC
Carranza lance su candidatura por
medic dc clubs que para ese tempo
habran siGo organizadoS con el nom
brc de "Partido Nacional Clvlilsta
Reformation" declarando cue Sc We o.
bligado . aceptar la reelection para
c,,,,nl;r ron 81 mandate del pueblo.
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
COURT LEN|ENT,
THREE PAROLED
Carvin, Who Shot at De-
tectiye Mccoy Fined
Fifty Dollars

William Clark and Oscar Harris, Ne
groes. were found guilty by q jury in
Court Room No. ,, Of The Court OF
General sessions this morning Of the
larcency OF five pillows and a quilt
from simon Spirc. Judge lleisel sem
fenced Clark, who has served time be-
fore for larcency, TO be whipped with
Ten lashes, and 10 be imprisoned for
one year. and Harris TO be whipped
With ten lsshes and to be imprisoned
for six months
Levi Ruth was acquitted Of a charge
OF larceny OF gOld-nlled watch.
valued at SIS. from Frank Reese.
Without leaving the box. a jury con-
Nicted Preston Guy. a Negro. 40 years
old, on a charge of larceny Of brace
letrrom Maria Blue. Negress. He was
sentenced 10 be whipped with ten lashes
and TO be Imprisoned for one year.
A jury found Henry Smith. Negro,
guilty Of the larceny Of 1--we chickens,
the property OF Peter Toner. OF New
Castle. he was sentenced 10 be whipped
with ten lashes and 10 be imprisoned
for one year.
Albert C. johnson. charged with lar
ceny of watch and chain from Ralph
purnell. was placed under two-yoar
parole with Frank Stout, in view OF eX-
tenuaiing circumstances and due to the
fact that this WAS his nrst nffense.
John W. Ruth. charged with the lar
ceny of an elecric drill from the Har-
Ian plant, was paroled TO Frank Stout
FOR term of two years. The young
man. aged - years. is the sole support
~ his mother. who lives in Clayton.
Earl Willaughboy charged with tax
ing an automobile without consent OF
owner was paroled for two years to
Frank Stout. who viii place The boy
with the Juvenile Court Division OF the
Municipal Court, of Philadelphia,
where he lives.
Lena 6eramone was paroled FOR a
term Of two years 10 Frank Stout, and
ordered 10 pay 5000 resituilon for
larceny from John Bancroft and Sons
co.
Allen Gavin. charged with assault
with intent TO commit murder entered
a plea Of guilty 10 assault lie Is
charged with attempting 90 shoot state
Detective j. Frank Mccoy. recently,
when both evidently met looking for
thieves near Claym0nt. Garvn ad-
mitted being under The influence OF
iiuHer Judge Rice odmonlshed him
and stated that IN view OF conditions
about Claymont and with facts in Gar
Yin's favor, he imposed a fine of $50
md costs.
Samuel Fisher, through his counsel
Daniel o. Hastings, entered plea Of
guilty 10 the larceny Of 2,296 trolley
tickets. valued at cents each.
Walter G Dunlap entered a plea Of
guilty to operating a motor vehicle
without consent of The owner.
John Wilson and John II. Mccarthy,
charged with breaking into a store TO
commit lagceny, March 49, pleaded
guilty.
Annie Chaplin, charged with larceny
on two indictments, entered a plea OF
guilty Irwin Irvine. father Of the
woman, made a plea for his daughter,
whose husband he says is an officer
new IN France. lie claimed she was
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
300 FAMILIES MAY
BE WITHOUT HOMES

Houses for rent are so scarce in
Wilmington that It is claimed from 200
to 300 families WHO have been given
legal notice TO more by June %, NOV
ing day, viii be unable to secure hous-
Ing Accommodations in the city. There
are also an unusually small number
Of houses for sale. John J. Monaghan,
local real estate dealer, makes the
following comment on present condi-
iions:
Not only are there ne houses for
rent but the demand for those for
sale Is much greater than last year.
1 believe this condition is due TO so
many strangers coming 10 our city to
obtain war work. Having obtained
war wages they are remaining here
until getting positions elsewhere or
returning home.
1T looks TO me as II It were up to
some Of our big men 10 devise the
means Of providing homes for the peo-
pie here by fall. | have no doubt
prices could be kept down TO rea-
sonable figure and that such homes
could be sold for reasonable price,
well within reach Of the average work
ing man and that they would be sold
before completion
Evening journal., 1919-05-06

irrational at times and wanted her re-
leased TO his custody, promising to
have her treated medically.
The State opposed any parole, claim
ing intent TO steal was too evident, and
further that her father had hindered
instead OF helping the authorities.
Annie Chapin is alleged to have
stolen 10 yards OF nainsook cloth, 10
yards Of long cloth, one neck fur, one
waist and one pair hose from a board
ing house at No. fl02 Washington street.
Sentence was deferred
The grand jury returned true bills az
follows this morning;
Larceny - Clarence Roll, Edward
Adams. Martha Iinson Martin j..
Schinke. Wladyslow Sherzynski. Ger
trude smith, Lizzie Mitchell. Adolph
Rose, Clarence Cole, Edgar Williams,
Robert Gibson.
Breaking store with intent TO COM
mil larceny Edgar Williams, Clarence
Cole, Alfred Miller, William II. Good
win.
Assault with intent 10 commit muir
der-Henry Wyan, Nathan Campbell
Assault with intent TO commit rob
Sery- Ernest Bates.
llie.way robbery-Harry Tingle
Violating drug act-Edna Smith.
Adultery--Iacob Brown Elizabeth
peter Caponi, Carrie Nallalli.
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
KILLS HIMSELF
WHILE AFTER CROWS

A few moments after he left his
home to shoot crows in protection OF
planted grain, James B. Husbands, 6i
years old, OF Johnsons' Corner, near
Brandywine Summit compground, acci-
dentally shot and killed himself.
Husbands had a cleaning rag in his
hand and It is believed he stopped to
clean the gun, when he suddenly looked
up at a passing automobile and the
weapon exploded The motorists went
TO Husbands assistance, but found him
breathing his, last, shot through the
heart.
I lie Is survived by his wife, Jane
Husbands, and three children, John
Husbands. Of Elan. Pa; Mrs. Wilmer
Talley, Of ClaymOnt and Mrs. Sarah
Talley. Of Talleyville. He had three
brothers and two sisters. The broth
ers are John, Joseph and Alfred and
the sisters, Margaret and Mary.
lie was a member Of Elan Com
mandery, knights Of Malta; Talleyville
Lodge, knights OF Pythias. and Upper
Birmingham Lodge. l. o. o. +. Funeral
services will be held al his late resi-
dence. Johnson's Corner. this afternoon
at ? o'clock. with interment at Sloan
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
TRANSATLANTIC HOP
OFF AGAIN, DELAYED

ROCKAwAY BEACH. y. y. May g.
United Press. The three American
navy planes win not start for Halifax
To-day preliminary to their trans-Atlan-
tic flight, it was announced. Head
winds forced a pOstp0nement.
Weather conditions for Wednesday
and Thursday were reported as unfay-
orable for starting the flight
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
AGEn MAN MoNnERs rRoM HoME.

Receiving word yesterday afternoon
that Jacob Zeigler. aged 81 years, had
wandered away from his home in Ger
mantown, Pa. and was thought TO have
come 20 this city. the local police To-
Gated The sged man about TO board a
train at French street station for
Easton, Md. He was taken 10 the po-
lice station and his relatives notified.
They took him home.
Evening journal., 1919-05-06
JIDGE MORRIs Sis IN NEWARK.

Judge Hugh NJ Morris left last night
for Newark, n. j., where he has been
assigned to preside at term Of the
United states District Court there.
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Boston StoSk Market
New York Produce Market

New York. March s.
tLOC R-Firm. spring patents 10o0I
lilo, spring clears 9NGu950: winter
straights W0Qiooo; Kansas straignts
lu154 ITO
wHEAr-spot steady No red 3+a
track New Yor.
CORN-spot arm; No. yellow and
10. white 154 cost and freight New
York
OATS-Spot firm, standard 6ss
PORk-tlTm, mess 49c5a 1880 iamily
53O0u $500
LARD-Firnler. middle west 3625d $3.50.
BUTTER-Firm: receipts So. cream
cry higher than extras 57G57S do. ex-
tras 90 score, 56@S6a: 1rsts 5l4o5a: rack-
ing stock current make No. . 35S.
EGG>-t'ir'n; receipts 10, ll6 fresh
gathered extras 4oaG4,: fresh gathered
regular packed exta firsts 45s146 do.
-irsts ++fa i5a state. Pa. and nearby west
ern hennery whites tine to fancy 5l1o3
state. Ia. ana nearby hennery whites
ordinary to prime 4S450 state. Pa. and
nearby hennery brown and mixed COL
ors tIiuas do. gathered brown and
white AM41
POTATOE S-Steady: Bermuda bbl. 900
as Name 80 lbs. 3,5u4G6: New York
-.51U3,a western S:.51SS15. Virginia No.
hhi. 3D0'd32o Sweets: Jersey basket 10!
la350. Delaware ana Maryland No.
basket 215n315.
CABBALE-Steadv Danish per ton
icAFd 5000; red per ton 10000
SCGAR-Raw steady, centrli ugaI
rs refined steady. cut loaf 1880. crush
=, le.5 mould a $50: cubes 80; NNEN
POWERED ~; powdered 80; ine sranu-
Ia ted and Diamond \ 900 confect!oners
4 49,: Nd S&5
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TOWN ELECTIONS

MI h7lTcHaFIGELp-selectmen; 4. v.
town clerk. Frank W Libby: town
agent, A. ": Niles; treasurer. 2. E.
committee. Harry Taylor: Money ap-
1850 support of poor $500. other pur-
poses s.400
lCHMCND-RIchmond held its an
nual town meeting Monday with very
small number OF the voters present. Sc
iectmcn. F. 3. Peabody. 3. L. Ludwig.
Waiter T Knight; town clerk. l. K.
eoseior Fsans s0en H M aua
tor. J. VI. Odiorne, school board, S W
Purinton. B. Z. Ludwig. J. W Rand
lettes; Money appropriated: Highways
and bridges $500, walks $500. lumber
200. interest on schoolhouse loan 1913.
hydrant rentals 5000. 20, electric lights
:l4lo, night watch 200, ire department
snS. support Of poor 5000. salarie. OF
Memorial day SIS. snow $500. cutting
bushes 500. common schools $500, free
high school $500. tex, books and sup
plies No0. repair of schooihouaes and
supplies 500: State-aid road S666, main
tenance Of state highway 500. Boynton
Smalis 500, repair sewer at F. D
Reed s s2U. Total $2,al1.
CLINTON-Selectmen, Ira A. Withalc.
Irving P. Written. o. Elmer Decker
town clerk. L. A. Harmon; treasurer
B. F. Bean; tax collector. W. ". Keene
school committee. Geo. P Billings
Msnsy @ saapsr 81 SGnS9s ana Sc
binary iparges 5000; indebtedness ..
town see1 interest $3.50. Memorial day
So. soldiers monument rs. mothers
pensions S1c.
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ar statistics. $500; repair Of highways.
$4,000: State aid roads. $3.50; sprink-
ling Maine street. $3.50; repairs Of
bridges. $1,000; street lishtA $4,000:
water for municipal purposes. S4i00;
support Of poor. $500; aid Of needy
soldiers and their families, 500: su-
perintendenr OF schools and commit
tee. $500: common schools. $500: high
school. S6ooo; manual training IN pub
lie schools. $500: domestic science in
public schools. 5000: repairs ana in :
surance Of schooIhouses. $500: free
text books and supplies, $1,000: pub
lie library. sl4O0; interest on town
debt. $500: discount on taxes. $500:
town debt. $4,000: summer music on
the mall, $3.50: Memorial day, $3.50:
Village Improvement Associa ton.
SEQ; abatement OF taxes. $500: grad
ing. building culverts and extending
gravel on Mere Point road. $1,000;
improvement Of Cumberland street.
between Gushing and Mil streets.
$500; surface drain on Cedar street.
$3.50; improvement of River road.
$500: hydrant on Gurnet road. $40.
additional street lights. $50
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REPUBLICAN SLATE
WINS IN BRUNSWICK

Brunswick. Me-. March 3-The Re-
publlcans made a clean sweep at the
annual town meeting today. the win
nlng candidates leading their Demo-
cratic opponents BY about 200 votes.
The result Of the election was as
follows
Moderator Edward " Wheeler;
town clerk, John W, Riley: select
men. assessors and overseers Of the
poor, Herrick T. Mason. Carl NJ. Day
Ludger st. Orge. treasurer. Samuel
L. Forsaith; collector Of taxes. John
+. Stanwood: member Of school COM
mittee Gilbert " Ellitt; auditors.
Franklin T. Webb, Harry F. Thomp-
son.
The following committee OF l. was
appointed Tor the coming year; Rus
sell W Eaton. franklin c. Webb.
Harry T. Thompson. William W.
Nearing. Wi!mot &. Mitchell, George
L. Skoliield, Norman G. Smith,
Islah r. Morrell. Alaric w. HASKELL.
Peter l. Gushing. Omer ?. TondreaU.
Fred r. Ring.
It vas voted to purchase two pieces
Of fire apparatus, combination
pumping engine anu a combination
hook ard ladder and TO pay Tor the
same by temporary loan. Norman G.
SIN til. George l.. Skoltleid and Ell
,crv e Dav were appointed A COM
nittee 10 purchase the apparatus, the
cost Of which IS not TO exceed $lS.-
500
Charles T. Townsend. Charles H.
Cumston. Victor Bagley. Howard W.
Johnson and John J. Whitney were
appointed a committee to prepare
plans for housing the new apparatus
ard to recommend such changes AZ
the town bylaws TO meet the new
conditions that will exist in the new
tire department, as may be neces-
sary
Edwin A. Rogers. L. Winfield Smith
and John 3. Sheffield were appoint
ed a committee TO have charge of
improving the Mere Point road
The town voted TO take advantage
Of the Ave times State Aid road law
and with the money thus obtained
the end Of the federal highway to
Maine street and Bath street from
the end Of tina State highway 10
Name street. 1t was voted to author
re the town officials TO borrow a
sum not exceeding $4,000 for this
work in addition TO the appropriation
made for the purpose.
The appropriations are as follows
Salaries and expenses Of the town
officers. printing and elections. s275O;
ma intenance Of the town building,
$1,000; police and police matron. $3.50;
fire department. 5000: fire hose. $40O:
maintenance Of alsnory. 5000; salary
and expanaed OF. Board Of Health.
milk Inspector. and for reporting Wit
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MAINE ELECTIONS
Continued from Page One)

worked hard to get out their voters and
the result was much closer than ex-
pected. M Tebbetts will DE embar-
rassed. however. by a Republican city
government. as four Of the seven wards
went Republican.
Mr. Wardwell has called for an in
spection Of the ballots and this will De
done within few days. This IS the
closest vote ever cast in Waterville, the
next beng IN 1917 when Frederick e.
Boothby won the election by two votes.
The official report showed Leon o.
Tebhetts. Democrat. elected over Mayor
Everett G. wardWei. Republican, by
one vote. Ios4 ballots being cast for
Mr.. rebbetts and 1855 for Mayor Ward
we'll
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of ti.s Days Dealings n Al
thu LEADING Stocks

New York, March 3.-The week IN the
stock market opened with another
broad speculative inquiry. rails shar-
ing Literally in the general advance.
which assumed its most substantial
however, IN specialties rep
resenting the motor industry.
STRENGTHENING of local bank reserves
and latest political and industrial de-
vslopments helped to sustain the bull
movement. these being neutralized in
a measure by a slight falling OF in
western railroad tonnage and further
in that section Regarding
trade conditions.
United states Steel provided the mar
kets ftrmest foundation. rejecting a
more insistent demand than at any
peridk1 since the extra common divi-
deud vaa cut. Steel made an extreme
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04

advance of >, points % "a 81 forfeit
ing only / traction at the close.
Kelly Springfield Tire made a new
top on its further rise OF tour points
TO Us "a. General Motors held most
OF its viewpoint rise. and the pools n
Baldwin Locomotive. Continental tan
Industrial Alcohol and Montana POWER
lifted these shares three TO I'VE points:
Leather, tobacco. sugar ana on STOCKS
yielded part of their one To rour7poin {
rise. Mexican Petroleum and Royal
Dutch falling back IN the ma! hour
when the usual realizing for pronts
caused moderate reactions.
Low-priced rails. including estern
Pacific common and preferred. RocK
island. Colorado southern and Pitts
burg x West Virginia, were no less
strong than issues Of the callnre or
Reading and Canadian Pacific, nut
shippings and coppers were nacKwaro
Sales amounted to 1890 shares;
Foreign bonds held steady, but the
several domestic groups. including LID
erty issues weIe irregular within re-
str;cted limits Total sales. par va.ue,
aggregated sl3,Oo.T"
Old {. :. bonds We're unchanged on
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| ASSAILANT OF
CLEMENCEAU TO
BE TRIED MAR. Ii

Paris, March Emile Coffin. who
recently shot and wounded Premier
Clemenceau. will be tried by court
martial on March IL.
Captain Bouchardon. head Of tho
Paris military court. continued his
interrogation Of ths premier's Has-
saiiant this afternoon. Coffin ad-
mitted that the attack had been pre-
meditated for several months, and
declared that II he had not been
stopped NJ would Aava reloaded his
revolver and hred again.
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.oston Produce Market

Boston. March ).
BEEF-ChOice whole cattle oSn2S.
EtTTER-Northern creamery extras
H. ia 81 western do oJ455s
tHEES t-\eW YORK twins choice
fresh :;-.1333.
cURA-No yellow 1854 80
EGGS-Eearby hennery 5o456; western
extras 1899.
F'LOCR-spring patent iss-lb. sacks.
l1ad1130
HAY-No. timothy 3l@s2
Handspring 3da3...
OATS-Fancy, 10 TO 42-ib. sacks. q
ana
ORK-Mediun backs $50
POTATO ES-Maine, per 100 lbs. car
lots. 2225t 40
SUGAR-Granuiated. wholesale. 80
per 100 lbs IN bulk.
Il Ia x-itaNI lttitl
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DEMOCRATS CARRY CITY.
ROCkLAND FOR 4TH TIME

Rockland. March 3-The Democrats
carried The city today for the fourth
consecutive time. winning in six Of
the seven wards. Reuben s. Thorn
dixie was elected mayor with 941
votes. Morris 8. Perry, his Republi-
can opponent. had $50.
The Democratic vote was the larg-
est for many years. That party re-
gained ward one where the issue was
largely based on whether Alderman
Thomas Hawken, who has been con-
Quoting vigorous reform crusade
sinsle-handed, should be returned.
He vas defeated by nine votes In
the next city government on joint
convention there will be - Democrats
and four Republicans.
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Hinckley Elected Mayor
So. Portland by Republicans

South Portland. Me, March Sired
erick W. Hinckley. Republican. was
elected mayor today over Clarence E.
Turner. Democrat, by a vote Of 7S to
rs. This is a Republican gain Of 100
votes. The city council is Republican
except in ward four. which is in doubt.
the result depending on one bailo.
which. it is claimed. is defective. II
allowed. the Democratic candidate will
have been elected. The Republicans
we're successful in all but one ward
last year
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Republicans Carry s Of 8
Wards and Elect Firth
As Mayor in Eastport

Eastport. Ne, March 3.-Edward =.
Firth was elected mayor today over
Leo . Lamond. Democrat with % pill
raIty The vote was 4l5 to SsJ The
Republicans also elected six Of the eight
aldermen. gain of one. The city gov
eminent will consist Of Albert W. Bisi1-
op, Thomas c. Whalen. Harold J, Beck
EFT. George s Hu"re, Fred 3. Spear.
James D. McGregor Republicans; and
Lafayette Clarke and William H Mac
Nichol. Democrats.
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Republicans Reflect
Mayor and Govt. at Bath

Bath. Ne, March THE Republicans
reelected Mayor J. Edward Drake for
second term today and elected all
their candidates for aldermen and coun-
cilmen. as they did last year. The vote.
which was heavier than a year ago.
was ia for Mayor Drake and AZ to'
Edward H. Sampson, Democrat.
John y Taylor. Richard r. Mari
Charles n Thistle. Arthur H Price
Clarence A. Peaslee. Albert Z. Strou.
and Fred c. Potter will constitute the
new board Of aldermen.
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Republicans Make Clean
Sweep in SacO Election

saco, Ne. March 3-The Repub-
llcans had clean sweep III today g
election. rr Edgar H. Minot was re
elected mayor for second term
with s45 plurality over Frank l..
Emery. nominated by the Good Gov
eminent Association. and endorsed
by the Democrats. The vote was
ss3 to 44O. The Good Government
Association. aided by Democrat:
votes had hoped to carry four Of the
seven wards with their ticket
The Board Of Aldermen will con-
sist Of Charles L. Benjamin Corne.
JUS Boothby, David E. Esty, Charles
E. Clark. Henry Carrier, James Nom
ma and Joseph 5. Stickney
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, March ;.
HoGS-Receipts $4,000. Market active,
fully ID to y cents higher than Satur-
day Estimated receipts tomorrow 90
go
CATTLE-Receipts ii 900. Beef steers
fully - cents higher; she stock Is to
% cents higher; bulls and feeders .
cents higher Calves strong. Cows
and heiters f75Gl51o. Gamers and cut
ters S2sJ.35. Estimated tomorrow Il 800.
5HEEP-Receipts 5000. Market gen.
erallv y to 80 cents higher. ESTIMATES
tomorrow 5000
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New York Money Market

New YORK. Marcn ).
Mercanti tile paper 5,aoa
Sterling 60-dav bills t..3.
commercial 4a-da. bills on banks 49,.
commercial 60-day bills AL. demand
4,5IO, cables 4.16 1-l6.
Francs. demand ). tSa, cables %.
T;,,iI,1ers. Iceland Il LIS. cables III.
r.,res. demand So cables SIS.
Rllbies. demand 1856. cables a nominal.
Mexican dollars ~.
Govern ment bonds irregular
Railroad bonds Irregular
Time loans firm, - days. 10 days and
six months jM54.
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