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New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Offers Bonds for
Panhandle Stock
Pennsylvania Railroad Moves
to Acquire Holdings of
Minority

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
now the owner of over II per cent Of
the $S4,860,111 outstanding capital stock
OF the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago
q st. Louis through it's subsidiary. the
pennsylvania Company, proposes to ac-
aulre the minority stock interest of the
Panhandle by on exchange offer of the
latter companys new fifty-year per per
cent mortgage bonds. A $1,000 Pan
handle bond will be offered for each
ten shares Of the companys minority
stock. Non-interest bearing scrip will
be issued for from one to nine shares.
which will be convertible into bonds
when presented in denominations of
$1,000. 'N'''
In circular to the Panhandle com
pany's shareholders it is stated that the
pennsylvania Company would not, un-
der existing financial conditions, raise
the funds to make cash offer for the
minority stock. 1t is further stated
that it has been impossible for the
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago g. St.
Louis latterly to finance itself through
sale of its stock or other securities.
so that to meet its requirements for
addltlons, extensions, equipment and
other capital expenditures the Pennsyl-
vania Company has in the past been
obliged to purchase issues of capital
stock to which the minority stockhold-
ers did not, except to a very limited
amount, subscribe, and has also from
time to time loaned the Panhandle COM
pany, necessary funds, taking as secur-
lty therefor the temporary obligations
OF the borrowing company.
"These temporary obligations will be
funded with an issue of new mortgage
bonds of the Panhandle company, which
the Pennsylvania Company is willing
to accept at par for its temporary obli-
cations. 1t therefore seems desirable.
in view of these facts, that the Penn
sylvania Company should become the
owner of all the stock Of this constit-
uent company Of the system, and to
that end it is willing to acquire the
192,929 minority shares of Panhandle
company, par value 500 each, aggre-
eating S19,292,956."
The principal and interest of the
Panhandle company's new bonds will be
guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. Holders of the Pan
handle minority stock are asked to- de-
posit their holdings under the proposed
plan before May with the treasurer
OF the Pennsylvania Company. This is
necessary, it is pointed out, because
under the conditions of recent years the
Panhandle is not in position to finance
its needs for terminals, yards, tracks,
facilities and rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Solar Refining Reports
Prosperous 1910 Rus;,oss

Inc calendar year ended December
d. 1919 was the most prosperous in
1ne history of the Solar Refining Com
pany. Net profits after Fedora, ' tax
deamctlons were 1851 1922, eouivalent T
TO Ss2.59 a share. $loo par. earned N,,' on
the s2,ooo,o0o capital stock, which com M
pares with S967 $3.50. or $4S.3e shave
IN the preceding year. Dividends dis
bursed during the year amounted 70
S600,0O0, or 100000 more than stock,
holders received in 1918. Surplus of
S1,o5l 1892 was added to the $3,361 .e9s
previous balance, bringing the profit
and loss surplus to S4,413,9 900.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Creelock Co. Increases Capital

TITO 0reeIoch NompaHy yesterday
filed certificate with the Commits
sloner of Corporations showing an in
crease in capital from 100000 to
sio,500,o00, by authorization of $4,000
shares of 500 par value, of which
10000 shares are common and $4,000
preferred.
The new stock will be issued to
holders of the fve-year per cent col
lateral trust convertible notes of the
corporation, dated January /, 1929, in
accordance with the conversion prvi-
lege, on the basis Of five shares of pre-
ferred and four shares of common for
each $1,000 note.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Permanent Liberty Bonds Ready

Holders Of third Liberty Loan tenn
porary bonds yesterday began to ex-
change them for permanent bonds,
and it was announced at the Federal
Reserve Bank that exchanges amount
ing to S154,0O0,000 had already been
made. 1t is estimated that more than
one billion dollars of these bonds ars
held in the Second Federal Reserve
District. There were originally
100000 subscribers to the loan.
The exchanging of temporary bonds
OF the first and second loans of both
the per cent and the AN per cent
issues will not be made until after
April /. Bondholders may make the
exchanges at any bank or trust com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Canadian Pacific Earnings
Last Year We're Sl76.020 O6O

MONTREAL, March 15.-Gross earn
ings of the Canadian Pacific Railway
for the year ended December 81. last
amounted to $l76,929, ,O6o, according to
an annual statement issued TODAY. The
earnings of the lake steamers operat-
cd by the company were. included. Net
earnings were s32.933,03s and working
expenses $l4S,996,024. The sum Of
$22.27l ,626 was available for dividends.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BACCo PRODUCTS coRpoRAr1o,

March IS, 1920.
The Board of Directors of Tobacco Prod
ucts Corporation have declared the twcn-
ty-ninth (o9th) quarterly dividend of one
and three quarters per cent U%T), or
One Dollar and Seventy Cents (sl.76)
per share. on the outstanding preferred
capital stock OF the Corporation, payable
on April I, 1890. to stockholders Of record
At the close OF business March 2eth, 1920.
Checks will be mailed
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
EAST COAST FISHERIES co.

Wall ST., New York, March 10, 1920.
DIVIDEND No. 8
The Board OF Directors Of this Com
pany has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of y per cent on the Preferred
Stock. payable April /, 1920. to stock
holders of record March 81. 1920.
MARK ". NORMAN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NEW NE1HEslAxD BANK OF NEW YORK

The Board of Directors of this bank has
d>,lared the regular semi annual dividend of
4eo and an extra dividend of 19o on the capi-
tai stock Of this bank. payable April /. 1920,
to stockholders OF record at the close of
business March "a, 1920.
c. j. BEARD. Cashier.
March II. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
EAST COAST FISHERIES co.

Wall St., New York, March 10, 1920.
DIVIDEND No.
The Board of Directors of this Com
pany has declared a quarterly dividend
OF 1 per cent on the Common Stock. pay
able April l., 1920, to stockholders OF rec
ord March 81. 1920.
MARK w. NORMAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF three Der cant
Vnree dollars per share) on tho capital
stock OK this Company has been declared.
payable on April Is. 1920. to stockholders
OF record at the close of business March
20. 1920.
JOHN W. DAMON. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
EAST COAST
FISHERIES PRODUCTS co.
Wall ST.. New York. March

WAH 81, NeW YORK. March II, 1920.
DIVIDEND No. 2
The Board Of Directors of this Com
pany has declared a quarterly dividend
of 4 per cent on the Preferred Stock.
payable April l. 1920. to stockholders of
record March 81. 1920.
MARK w. NORMAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
United States
Trucking Corporation
Cor. Canal 4 Thompson St'.
New York City.

March IL, WV
The Board Of Directors of this Copors
ton has declared dividend amounting 70 70
one dollar and sixty-seven cents ($ioV
per share. upon the Preferred Stock OF 'ns
Corporation, being a dividend at the rs's
Of so per annum for the period besInnlns
January IS. 1920 (the date of the organ.
zaiion Of the Corporation). and ending Nai'a 4
81. 1920, such dividend to be payable Ap'a
!. 1920. to stockholders of record at the e'o's
OF business on March 20, 1920. !
LOUIS j. HUNTER. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16

A well known Sheffield firm of highest regulations
specialists in the manufacture of High Speed Motor
Alloy and Carbon steels, Fes etc., is desirous of ar
ranging with first class firm in the United States as
distributing agents for their manufactures throughout
the States: Applicants should give full information
as to previous experience ad sales in these products
also state whether prepared carry stock for om ac
count Advertisers are generally acknowledged as
ffst-c1ass specialists in their lne Write "STEEL,"
Box 8l2 Sells, Limited, 167 Fleet Street. London
E. c. 4, ENGLAND.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY

THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY.
The Board Of Directors has declared out
OF the accrued surplus earnings Of the
Company quarterly dividend OF Two per
cent on the Preferred stock Of the Com
pany. payable on tho first day OF April.
1879, to stockholders OF record at the ciose
OF business on March 2oth. The transfer
books will not be closed
J. R. PETERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Miscellaneous Markets
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Bid. Asked
Atlantic LoboS OIL Co., COM. 80 So
do pr. ................... 115 1870
Losden g. Co. ......,......... . OK
Gosden y Co, new. 44ta a5ia
NIX Basin Petroleum Co.... 1ois 10A
Tcuaton OIL Co com. ... 115 100
Imperial OIL, Ltd .td............. 120 1ao
Magnolia Petroleum Co 40 AGO
Merritt Merritt Oh Corporaeton. ..,.,. 2oN 2t14
MIuWest henning 20. ........ 172 1T4
3s 33sorsnwest oiI Co... ......... 40 30
Producers Renners Corp com So o
SapulpA Refining Co AZ b1h
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
$2,000,0O0
Habirshaw Electric Cable Company

f1aDlfSnaW Electf1C NaDle company
100 15-Year Sinking Fund Convertible
Gold Debentue Bonds, Series "a"
NewY
Authoizd$ To be presently ssud$
Coupon Bonds 900 and $500 Denominations rsrns @ principal only & Subject @ call
1o7A@ and o /
Stock the of 500 500 face
value Dbenne Stock March 1925; for
three OF Common Stock thereafter to March 1886 two shares
Of Common kheeaher omatrty o
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE
From letter by J. Nelson Sh. President of a toVo
BUSINESS: The mpa zen i u
re and sale insulated and cables Tor many years
include the Western Electric American Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
PURPOSE OF ISSUE To $4,000 value bonds of tIabnsh
Electric Gable Co., Inc and provide additional working capital which,
due large growth of ending utilized
dvnagc
PROPERTY: three elargm
adntageouIy located at Yonkes " Bridgeport Neppeh
T. gro@b
pacdup
of these Debenure outstanding unless ataty
to of these
and other Dbentues which ayb Company plans
dAet title to business and
applicable to
lis issue For
December g. 1920 such a ventto
$20000O0
balance after sinking reerdd vdendsan
hmaed 7opes nh Common Stock
value o be issued
annual Sinking Fund Of 1aea .+
Debenbes time issued will
additional sinking Of of
peted substantial additional annually
When and issued and received 2h
enade list upon the Ex
h d.sjea
SO and Accrued to Yield 1901
Potter Brothers & Company
S Nassau Street. New York
III" "f"'"" "s" statistics .a..
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
SECURITIES OFFERED AND WANTED
J.K.Rice ..Jr. & Co. Buy y&ScI

Am. Chicle Com. & rfd. >,
Niles -Bement- Pond
Royal Typewriter Com.
Battery Park National Bank
II. w. Iohns~Niauvillc Com.
y. y. state Rys. Com. & pfd.
American Cyanamid Com. & pfd.
r.. w. Bliss COM
Sccviile Misunderstanding
! PENN. Coal Il Coke
ssvc<ican Piano Com. & Pfd.
| Air Reduction !:
| General Baking Com. & Pfd.
/ Humble Oil & Refining
| Tidewatcr Oil
| Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
! Fidelity Phenix Insurance
| Mechanics s Metals 'Rights"
| chelsea Exchange Bank
| Bankers Trust
Kirby Lumber Corn. & Pfd. II
| Mohawk Valley Co.
| Joliet & Chicago II. r..
/ Mahoning Coal Il. r.. Com.
| National Fuel Gas
! Semet-Solyay
| singer manufacturing
! Atlas Portland Cement Com.
/ Victor Talking Machine
| Atlantic Holding Co. -
| Winchester Go. Com.
Aluminium Go. of America
Palmoline Co. rfd.
Eorficns Co. Com.
Childs (Rcst.) Com. & rfd
Iehigh Valley Coal Sales
! Air Reduction
lnEersoii-Rand. Com.
J.k.Rice ,.Jr.&CO.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
Markets in Other Cities

DcCrOlC
Sales. Omen Hioh I.ow Last
,oao 40 Ford Of Cana. .412 412 412 412
1900 Packard NJ c.. 2s!a 2eA 2sls 26h
lo0 do pf .....,.. ~ 94 "a "a
500 Ro Motor Car. 27is 27ss 27H 271s
ESQ Lincoln - so 6Ola so 50is
Philadelphia
no Alliance Insur. 217s % 217s 23
2H ANN Gas ... So 81 so 50
90 Baldw Loco pr 1OO1h 1901, 10ols 100t5
42o Elec Strg Bat117 11Sit III 118
1920 Lake Sup Grip. 20 a0ls 20 20
as Ccnl Asphalt 1O7,h 1O9 107A 100
40 pr .........1G0 160 l60 16O
15lnsur Co N A. 2sla 2Si, 2Sts 2s,5
22O do war ... 7sa 7aI 10 ii,
S3l Lehigh Navg 625s 63is 627S 6315
20 Phil Co pc pf S4a4 34at 34si 34%
$50 Phia r T g. 90 o3E o3 23E
u Phla Trac -. 50 81 80 81
SS Phia Elc -. 247s 25 24Ts 25
400 ronopah Blmt. "a 21k 2ls 2Is
2l2 Tonopah Ming. . III tx
Union Tractn.. rs 35 "a AZ
223 It'd Gas Impv. ~ 40 4Sal 40
Bonds
$4,000 Elc & PIT As CAS-. s5 s4H e.
5000 Lake S Inc 5s 60 60 60 50
oo dooo Iehlgh Val 6s100 u 10ola 100la 1OOls
zooo Penna Gen ba. S9A S94 S9A S9la
1000 Phila Il 1st 5s 81 81 81 81
New-York tribune., 1920-03-16
New York CITY Bonds
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon and registered form
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis.
terable.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

: ,
Phoenix $3.50 pure silk hose, scanned
leg, Isle top and sole. Black, white,
dark brown and 81, RI.
navy
Phoenix $2.1o pure silk hose, mock
seam, Isle garter top 81 HS
and sole WAVN
Phoenix $3.50 pure silk full fashioned
hose, Isle garter top and sole, black,
calf and navy ~A'oO
Women's 1925 pure thread silk hose,
made full fashioned with silk Isle gar
ter tops, heels, toes. Black, 60 ~
navy, African brown ~As ~
Onyx $50 full fashioned silk hose with
pointer heel, Isle garter tops and rein
forced heels and CD co
sOles. Black V6sV~v
Onyx 1895 all silk stockings with poin-
tex heel, black and @ or
cordovan at V6eOO
McCallum $3.50 heavy silk hose, with
Isle lined hens and soles. Black,
white, African brown, beaver, navy
and silver % 40
at I V0s To
Wayne Knit 45c fine cotton hose for
women, black 90.
and white AOC
Wayne Knit Csc Isle hose for women.
S S1ass and sec
Women's Toe heavy fleece lined hose,
made full fashioned with 5Qrs
ribbed tops. Special OOC
Wayne Kit $1.00 silk Isle hose, scanned
leg, double heels and soles, co.
black and dark brown VOC
Wayne Knit 85c pony stockings for
boys and girls in fine, medium and
heavy rib, all reinforced in knee and top
with four threads. Black, GEo
white and cordovan. Special VIZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
.DOUbLE-HEADER IN
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
Stetson and Dobson Mines PLAY
at PhiIIies' FieId-one
~, Game Between Girls

't The annual benefit game of baseball
Tor the Stctson Hospital, Fourth street
and Montgomery avenue, will be played
this afternoon on the Phillics' grounds.
A double header between the repre-
sentatives of Stetson and Dobson
will be played. The first game will be
between the feminine mines of these
plants, and the second will present the
SECULAR independent teams.
The novelty is the clash of the girls
and as an added attraction. Paul Cos
telio and Jack Kelly, Olympic rowing
heroes, will umpire. The opposing
pitchers in the big clash will be Mike
Hoffman for DoDsou. and Rob David
Tor the hatmakcrs. Hoffman has lost
only one game all year and lie has
pitched on an average of twice a week
The girls who will play are, Dobson-
Frances Nolan, shortstop Agnes Nc
Laughlin, first base: Ada Jaggers,
pitcher Nellie Mclaughlin. second
base: Gertrude Simon, third base
Elizabeth Maluskey, center field Mary
Bonoma. pitcher; Anna Rockefeller, left
field; Bella Proctor. right field.
y Stetson Girls--Clarn Fritz, second
base Edna Dyer. center field; Marion
McCOrkle. third base; Corallie Teal.
pitcher: Tillie Dcitebanm. first base
Louise Pihe. shOrtstop; Catherine Her
zog. left field; Margaret Tradlc,
catcher; Mary CashinanOmO, right
f1eld
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
IF MIKE o'DowD is to be re-

IF MIKE O'DOWD is to be re-
l. crowned middleweight champion Of
the world he win have Tex Richard to
thank for the latter's diligcnt endeavor
to make the match. On the other hand,
if the st. Paul Irishman doesn't get
the chance to topplc Johnny Wilson
from his dizzy pinnacle 1t will be en-
tirely the fault Of the present title.
holder Wilson's apparent stand OF
being ''too proud to fight" has been
proving hitch in Richards plan of
matching ODowd and Wilson fifteen
rounds to judges decision in New
York.
Even before O'Dowd succeeded in
defeating Ted (Kid) Lewis, Wilson had
turned down offers by Richard to meet
Mike. The Harp's victory over Lewis
did him little good, insofar as q match
with Wilson Is concerned. IL anything,
it made O'Dowd's chances of meeting
Wilson again even simmer.
ODowd proved conclusively he was
boxing in brilliant form when he
scored that twelve round victory over
Lewis; and, Il might be stated, that
Mikes exhibition against the clever
Britton showed the st. Paul Battler
was boxing even in better form than
when he sported the middleweight
crown. The Englishman IL a clever
two fisted boxer, a hard man for any
Of the top notchers to- beat, and
O'Dowd's sensational win may be
taken as fact that he is improving
his work in the ring rather thar going
back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
SPEEDERS AT NARBERTH
Auto and Motorcycle Races On To
day at Belmont Traek

some OF the fastest racing cars md
IhS most daring drivers in the country
will be seen in action this afternoon nt
the automobile and motorcycle meet ot
Pa. ''"'oer'h'
Iher" viii be eleven events lncuo,pg
a ten mile International uutomobjlr
classic between drivers representinp
america France, Italy. England
Brazil and Ireland. Correa, of BroziI !.
Bill Aiberti. who will represent Italy
and BiIl Strickler, who will represent
america, are the favorites in this race
Another feature event will be- n ny.-
mile automobile race for women drivers.
Mrs William Buck, of Philadelphia !;
Miss NJ. kcrner, Of Syracuse, and Miss
Marguerite Stillson, of Mt. Holly, hay,
been entered in this event.
The motorcycle riders will include
Harry klebes. Morrison, Farrell, De
Simone, and Jardeninc, the Italian, and
q half score others.
The program will include motor
cycle sid"car race, a five mile motor
cycle free for all, ten mile motorcycle
free for all automobile time trials. one
mile, five mile automobile, Glass III"
i've mile handicap; ten mile free for .
all five mile sweepstake and the special
race for women drivers and the inter
national event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
SOCCER CAMPAIGN
UNDER WAY TODAY
Industrial League and Allied
American Association to
Start the Ball Rolling

The 1020-21 soccer season will he
ushered in today by the Industrial Soc
GER League and the Allied American n
Football Association. Both leagues omen
the season with large lists of entries,
Inc Industrial League, which origin
ally carried six clubs, has added four
new teams to the circuit while the Al
hed entries were 20 large it necessi-
tated dividing them into six divisions
with total Of sixty three clubs.
only three Of these divisions will
start today owing to the teams not
getting grounds. The list of entries
taxes the bare knee game from vii
mlnSt0n to Norristown this season.
). & j. Dobson. who won a doub,e
championship last season, will have Iots
2t 2 strong oppOsition this season with
t1isstonS, the Hibcrnians and the Wol.
tenden shore all having greatly
strengthened their line ups. N'
Hohlfcld Manufacturing Co. soccor
eleven which has copped the industrisl !
championship for three years and aiSn
won won the llohlfeld trophy three W tines n'so
also will find lots of Opposition tb;s
year with the four new teams in % the
Howard Mig" Berry, the former
tehh athlete. will have control over
the L. u. Budd soccer team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02

II the showing made by the local
high school teams In the football games
played yesterday is a true indication Of
their strength, the Central High should
not experience much difficulty with
South Philadelphia. West Philadelphia
or Germantown so far as the Gimbel
Cup games are concerned.
South Phillies hit the toboggan at
the hands of Haverford. Haverford
School didn't get started until the
second quarter. In the meantime Gold
blatt scored touchdown on long pass
and things looked rather blue until
iIaverford started to hit the Southern
line for gain after gain. Sam Huhn
the halfback, also got two, while Ben
deer and Gildersleeve each made one.
Southern cracked after that first period
and it was all Havcrford School, the
Main Liners winning 80 to q.
Poor Germantown High Up at
Chestnut Hill the football season was
an unknown event until the initial
game with Germantown and the Killers
made 1t IL to o just to show that they
had good team. Captain Sauers, vii.
liamS and Carrigan excelled. Kauf-
man, the Germantown fullback, show
ed real grit. He went in with an in
jureG leg and could not stand the pace,
Church replacing him.
Radnor Shows Up Strong
Inc west fhillles journeyed to Rad
nor iilgh's held expecting hard bat
tie ana they got II, Radnor won 10
10 u me west Phillies did as South
erh nnu nermaMtowh, bowing to the
suDurDahites' Whetstone and Ferry
were the, star performers. The Radnor
team had 1t fairly easy as West Phillies
tried mass plays and simply couldn I
In the fourth ouarter bowsvor t,o
West Phillies opened up and with n
series OF forward passes and line runs
MADE repeated gains. The rally was
too late. The Radnorites had the game
on ice. Had West Phillies tried out
their good plays earlier and opened up
real Jolt.
swarthmore High gave Episcopal a
severe no setpacE. Ihe swarthmore players
surprise, and so was the work of Epis-
copal. Swarthmore's stars were Man
ming, Ottey, Bowers and Stockton. The
Garnets interference was splendid Sew.
eral fumbles proved costly to the
Churchmen and Coach Charlie Nc.
Carty's proteges seemed to be slow In
getting started.
McCarty will not give them much
time to think Of cold weather when
he gets them in hand again on Monday,
The ~ to score did not appeal to
Swnrthmore High UMvsS' nroveS ,,.,
stronger than WIS sunnpsoS psoSeu much
suburbanitos will now Post ost anu ana the m
that West PhiladeInhi, SIn Teaay TOT
two teams meat VIII ny "hen these
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02
Soccer Games Scheduled
in League Play Today
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE


Hardwick s Mngee, ut Hohlfeid, Broad
street and Alegheny avenue:
J. B. Stetson, at n. SneIlenburs & CO..
lhlrty-third and Spruce streets;
BUSH Whitehall Commons. Frankford.
COLLEGE GAMES
University OF PennsyIyania, at Moores-
town Cricket. Moorestown. n. j.
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Division
Hibernians, at ]. & J. Dobson. Thirty-hfth
Puritan 7, VI. L., at KinHsesslng. Fiftieth
FsirhlIi. at N. u. smith. Il and Tlosa
Wanderers, at wolfsnden Shore, CardinS-
ton.
Second Division
Nativity, at Ascension. ID and Ontario
SoIth american Lace. at FairhIi. Second
""% WofsSSen G. 'fe F. G.. at st. Carthage. Sixty
'ip Di.stcn STr % Ken. nston ISs% cScsn%sS,ratonai.
Psncoyd' at Edgemoor, Edgemoor. Del.
Gilmer A. A.. at Haywood, Thirty-hrst and
Dickinson streets.
West Philadelphia Division
Welcome +. c., at BeImsr A. A.. Fifty
esSS srsst e Ssarsssn .a EsS:nfGEd r,
'NfH VIetraS nis G. c. at Maiford. Glenoldsn Pa,
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
stYEdsAt rsS.sai ss.si"s% sSi, Es BTss%
BENJAMIN Grove; rhiladelehia, Pa
wiisos +. {. vs.. Erie a. A.. Of Harrison
\, j. Referee, David BELL, Jersey City
y. :. At New Ysrk Oval New York: New
iirooiklyn. n, Y. Referee, William II. WI
iiams, New York city.
| ExHIBITION GAME
spndsy--wslfsnass-shire. at Disston