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GUINNESS POSITION
MAY co TO GEORGE
Americans to Stand Pat for
Second and What May Be
Final Match Tomorrow.
VX YESTBURY, N. Y, Septem-
M Der 8 P).-Great Brit
v v aims decisive defeat in

NJ
v v aims decisive defeat in
the first match of the
series for the international polo
cup may lead to a shift in the
challengers' forces for the second,
and perhaps deciding game to-
morrow.
Rumors had it that Capt. Rich
ard George. would ride at No. l
for the Britons tomorrow, with
Gerald Balding returning to No. 2,
Lewis L. Lacey to back and Capt.
C. T. I. Roark retaining the No. 8
post.
The British four as it lined up on
Saturday had Balding at No. 1, Lacey
at No. 2, Roark at No. 8 and Lieut..
Humphrey Guinness at back. Under the
terms of the reported shift Guinness, an
emergency appointee anyhow, would
lose his place.
Capt. George was the first-string No.
/ for the invaders before they left
England but illness handicapped him
after he reached this country and he
never showed the form he had re-
vealed in practice matches on his ma
tive turf.
AS for the United States. it was con-
sidered a virtual certainty that the
same lineup would be called upon for
the second game as trounced the Brit
ish in the opening match, 10-5. II
so. the Americans will ride out with
Eric Pedley of California, high scorer
of the first game, at No. l.: Earle A. 8.
Hopping, No. 2; Tommy Hitchcock, No.
8, and Kinston Guest, back.
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T|LDEN'S TITLE BID
BEING MADE EASIER
Elimination of Borotra Ri
vailed by Lofts Defeat
by Veteran Williams.
BY TED vOSBURGH,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n EW YORK, September o.
Nj Favorites today were won
Y dering who was going to
be next to be defeated in
the national tennis singles tour
nament.
Perhaps even more surprising
than the downfall of Jean Boro-
ira before the onslaught of Berke-
ley Bell, ON Saturday, was the exit
of George Lott in the second
round yesterday. Lott met his
Waterloo in his first match of the
tournament after drawing a first
round bye and his wellington was
that seasoned campaigner, Rich
ard N. Williams, I'd.
Williams, winner of the title in 1914
and 1916 and now 80 years of age,
had enough of his old cunning and
sharp-shooting ability left to take adj
vantage of one of Lofts temperamental
lapses and win, TO, rs, Is, 81.
Bill Tilden, whose campaign for his
eighth national title grows smoother
and smoother with the elimination of
his foremost adversaries, seemed fairly
proof against a surprise defeat today
as he was drawn against Ed Feibleman
of New York.
Young Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena
figured to need all his steadiness of
stroking against Lyttleton Rogers of
ireland, who is 6 feet inches tall and
the loftiest tennis player in the world.
Johnny Van Ryn was heavily IA
vored today over Keith Gledhill.
Williams today opposed no more
formidable an antagonist than Harold
Blauer of New York and Johnny Doeg
drew Lieut.. r. M. Watt, jr., U. 8. N.
Among the other matches We're:
Wilmer Allison, Austin, Tex, VS.. Dick
Murphy, Utica, N. Y; Gregory Mangin,
Newark, N. j., VS.. John HenneSsey, In
dianapolis; John Olliff, England, VS..
Keith Werner, Los Angeles: Sidney
Wood, New York, VS.. Wilbur F. Coen,
jr, Kansas City; Bryan Grant. Atlanta,
VS.. Samuel Gilpin, Philadelphia; Cliff
ford Suffer, New Orleans. VS.. Herbert
L. Bowman, New York, and Berkeley
Bell VS.. Richard Lewis, New York.
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OLD LEAGUE FLAG
FOES MEET TODAY
PaCe-Setting Cubs Take on
Robins-Giants Do Battle
With Cardinals.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

|THE four leading contenders for
the National League pennant
were in New York today, the
pace-setting Chicago Cubs meet
ing the Brooklyn Robins at Ebbets
Field and the rising st. Louis Cardinals
tanRling with the New York Giants.
The Cubs are leading the field by
two and one-half games, with the Car
dinals in runner-up position, holding
fllll.Qame advantage over the Robins
and a game and a half over the Giants.
Here is how the National League race
looks at glance, with the games won
and lost, the percentages, games behind
the leader and contests remaining to be
,1Io ynd.
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Charest Scores
In First Match

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, September
9.-Clarence M. Charest, clever one
armed racketer of washington, d. c.,
yesterday successfully began defense
of his national veteran tennis singles
Gossett of New York, 6--2, 60.
Another Washingtonian, Arthur
test, downing j. 8. Francis, Orange,
N. ]. 60, eY2.
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Gehrig, Yankees, .391.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, 1913.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees, l5s
Hits-Hodapp, Indians, 204.
Doubles Hodapp, Indians, As.
Triples--C Combs, Yankees, ID.
Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 40.
Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers, 20.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Terry, Giants. 400.
-Cuyler, Cubs. lao.
Runs batted in--Wilson. Cubs, 1853.
Hits-Terry, Giants, 226.
Doubles-Klein, Phillies, 81.
Triples Comorosky, Pirates, %.
Home Wilson, Cubs, Al.
Stolen bases uyler, Cubs, "a.
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cnvELEsKIE IN COLLEGE.

Having passed the entrance exami-
nations, Leo Coveleskie, crack light
weight boxer of the knights of Column
bus of this city, will be student this
Fall at Penn State College, it has been
announced. 1t is expected that later
he will be q candidate for States box
ing team.
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T\HE Pullman club. which yester-
day won its third straight city
series flag and its twenty-ninth
straight victory, now can go
down as one Of the strongest teams in
local sandlot history.
It was Just a case to too much Col
lifIower for the Calvary brakes. who,
despite losing by the score OF Is to J.,
put UP game, scrappy fight all the
way. Collifower allowed only four hits,
one an infield bingle, in his triumph,
while he also lead the hitters with
a single, double and triple.
The Sleepers, who boast one OF the
hardest-hitting line-ups in this vicinity,
have enjoyed a great season. Iney
swept through the Terminal League, the
strongest of the weekday circuits, los
ong only one game in the first half
and going undefeated in the second.
Four straight in the city series. ana
as the French A. C. also have had more
than fair success.
Ray Davidson, who up until yesterday
had the best pitching record in the
play -off, had nothing to fool the champs
after second inning, being pounded Tor
IL hits before giving way 20 Bozle
Berger in the ninth inning.
The Georgetown Church Leaguers
pluckily fought back at the Pullmans,
but, bereft of several of their stars and
few tough breaks, were kept from
scoring in the early frames.
Despite this overwhelming defeat. 1t
is something of a feather in the caps
Of the brakes, for 1t marked the most
successful campaign enjoyed by q
Church League team in the series.
As o general rule, the series ran true
to form. Pullman was generally con-
coded the title by the sp-called experts,
while Calvary was tabled the dark
horse" Capital Traction was never
taken seriosuly, though the Tile Settlers
and D. @. Repair showed q bit more
strength than was eyt1ectad
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HOME RUN STANDING

BY the Associated Press.
Home Runs Yesterday.
Hurst, Phillies. /; Bissonette. Robins,
/; Frederick, Robins, /.
The Leaders.
wilson, Cubs, Al; Ruth, Yankees, 20
Gehrig, Yankees, 80: Simmons, Atm
letics, 80; Foxx, Athletics. 80; Berger
Braves, 49, Hartnctt, Cubs, 50.
League Totals.
National, REQ; American, SOC. Total
1886.
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CARROLL BOUGHT BY REDS.

CINCINNATI Ohio. September 9 (El.
Owen Carroll, former Detroit and
New York American League pitcher, has
been purchased from the Toledo clun
az the American Association, President
sidney Well Of the Cincinnati Reds has
announced.
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G. p. 0. TO FORM QUINT.

To organize basket ball league. en-
ployes of the Government Printing
once will hold q meeting tomorrow
night at 7 o'clock at the home Of Eddie
Roberts, 1920 N street, apartment l03.
A representative of each division Is
asked to attend.
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More Tennis Jpseb Looked For British Polo Shift Due
Over 50 Gridmen
Out at Eastern

Eastern High foot ball candidates
were to get in their second days
drill this afternoon in the Lincoln
Park Schools Stadium. More than
so aspirants yesterday reported to
Coach Mike Kelley for the first prac-
tice. Kelly expects score or more
TO join the squad before the week
is out.
Conditioning work and drills in
the fundamentals will constitute the
routine for the Light Blue this week
Eastern has lost a raft of expert
enced material, but Kelley is by no
means discouraged over the outlook.
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stage is HIT QUICKLY.
Loses Three Men by Ineiigibility
One a Regular Tackle.

CHICAGO, September CP).-The
foot ball troubles Of A. A. Stage, ST.,
already have begun.
Confronted as usual with material
shortage problem at the University OF
Chicago, the "old man" last night
learned of the ineligibility of Walter
Trude, regular tackle last year ana one
of his four veteran linemen.
Bernard Vein, an end, and Allan
Rudy, sophomore backfield prospect
also failed to receive approval from the
deans ONCE.
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YANKs WIN EXHIBITION.

ROCHESTER,, N. r.. September Up.
After heating Buffalo, IL to 2, the
Rochester Red Wings lost to the New
York Yankees, z to s. in an exhibition
eecntest yesterday. Beth Babe Ruth
SD Rip Collins banged out homers.
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nARNEY WITH EMERSON.

Thomas Duke Dabney, stellar 1929
Swayely School halfback, is expected to
be a power in the backfield for Emerson
Institute this Fall. He is exceptionally
fast and his long runs were features In
several games last season.
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BRooKLANDs TO PRACTICE.

Practice for the 150-poNnd Brooklandi
foot ball team will be held tonight ana
Thursday night at o'clock on the
gridiron at Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast. Brooklands are after players.
Call Potomac 0809.
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DALLAS SELLS PLAYER.

DALLAS, Tex, September 9 tR).-
Dallas, in the Texas League, has an
nounced the sale of Gene Moore, an
outfielder, to the Columbus American
Association club.
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Coach Shibby Rice wants all candi-
dates for the 150-pound Wolverine
eleven to report for q drill tonight on
the Virginia avenue playground at 2
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-09

To discuss the grid outlook, Arcadian
1l5-pound players will get together Fri.
day night at 500 Kenyon street at .
o'clock
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CHISOX BUY CATCHER
Obtain CRUDE, Who Is Hitting $50
for Buffalo Club.

CHICAGO, September 9 Hl.-The
white Sox have purchased Catcher
Prank CRUDE from Buffalo of the In
ternational League for 1881 delivery.
CRUDE, who is "a years old, has batted
above $50 this season and Is rated as
the outstanding catcher in the Inter-
national League.
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NEW YoRK-PENNsYLvANIAL LEAGUE.
HARRISBURG, 4: Wilkes-Barre, 2.
York, 9; Scranton, 0.
Elmira, z; Williamsport, ..
Triple cities, 14i Hazleton, ..
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GAMES TOMORROW

ST. Louis al N. York.
Chicago at Bkiyn.
CiHein. at Phila.
: .tu1urgE ct BoEson.
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INSECTS SEEK RIVALS.
Burroughs Insects are after q Dali
game for next Saturday. Call Decatur
1885 at pm. and ask for Motley.
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Holding their second practice in three
DAYS, Northern Red Birds will 60
through their PAGES tonight at Silver
Spring at 8 o'clock. The Birds worked
for the first time Sunday.
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Standings in Major Leagues
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Brooklyn, sill; Philadelphia, IA.
Other clubs not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

No sames scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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GAMES TOMORHUW.
We sh. at Ct. Louis.
Phiia. at Detroit,
New York at Cleve.
Boston at ChiSago.
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RESULTS In MINORS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, IL: Buffalo, 2.
Montreal, 3; Toronto, 2.
Newark, 8; Reading, 5.
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American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
No games scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY
Wash. at st. Louis.
New York at Cleve
Phila. ct Detroit,
Boston ct ChicaHo.
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GAMES TODAY.

st. Louis at N. York,
Chicago at Bklyn.
Cincin. at Phila.
others not scheduled.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 81; Columbus, 3-12.
ST. Paul, z; Kansas City, ;.
Minneapolis, Is; Miiwaukee' y
Toledo, s.; Indianapolis ..
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Aspirants for st. Stephens 150-pound
eleven are asked to turn out for first
practice tomorrow night, gathering at
Twenty-first street and Pennsylvania
avenue. The Saints were Capital City
League 150-pound champions last sea
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-09

Boys Club will face q Hyattsville,
Md, 115-pound eleven Saturday on
Seaton Park field.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

N Mas orisa1 p: V I; Memphis, ).
Atlanta, 2; Birmingham, o.
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GRID TOLL IS BEGUN
BY SANDLOT SQUADS
Colorful Campaign Is in Prospect.
Knickerbockers Ask Aspirants
to Report Tonight.

Knickerbocker gridders, who figure to
cut q wide swath in the unlimited group
this Fail, will work tonight at 7:3O
o'clock on the Georgetown playground
and all aspirants are asked to be on
hand.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Allentown. S; bridgeport, q
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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n EW YORK, September o.
M Favorites today were won
/ Y dering who was going to
Iao nnnrt 70 ha dofoa tod in
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oftener than every other day
during therest Of the route?
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$2.iS on average number Of common
shares outstanding in 1929.
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad files Pc
tition with Interstate Commerce Com
mission asking authority to issue and
offer to common holders $4,000, 900 of
500 par common, at 500 a share.
Fairbanks Co. earned $l.02 on SO Sec
ond preferred stock in quarter ended
March 81, against $2.8S in previous like
quarter.
Ford Motor reduces prices of all tri-
motored planes in amounts ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000
General Electric earned so cents on
common stock in quarter ended March
81, against 48 cents in previous like
quarter
Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea earned
SLIT on common stock in year ended
February %, 1880. against $1l.02 in pre-
vious like fiscal year.
Jewel Tea announces extra dividend
of 81 on common stock in addition to
regular quarterly dividend of rs cents.
Marmon Motor Car retail sales in
first quarter up 81 per cent over same
1929 period. March retail sales gained
"a per cent over March, 1929.
Motor Meter Gauge & Equipment
earned 81 cents on common stock in
year 1929.
Muscle Shoals Corporation House
military committee definitely shelved
Norris resolution providing for Govern
ment operation of Muscle Shoals.
National Public Service earned $1.83
on class "A" stock in year 1929, against
81 go in 1928.
Otis Elevator earned 80 cents on
common stock in quarter ended March
81, 1880, against 80 cents in like pre-
vious quarter.
Paramount Famous Lasky earned on
common stock in quarter ended March
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Corporation News

NEW YORK, April 16.-The follow
ing is a summary of important corpo-
ration news prepared by Standard Sta
tistics Co., Inc, New York, for the
Associated Press:
News Trend.
Railroad freight loadings in the week
ended April aggregated e07, o26, an in
crease of 22,769 cars over the previous
week, but the smallest total of any cor
responding week since 1924. Compared
with the same 1929 week, decrease was
so, 297 cars, while against the like 1928
period, decline amounted to IL ,424 cars.
All commodities. with the exception of
coal and grain and grain products, reg
istered decreases, contrasted with a
year ago. Miscellaneous freight and
merchandise L. G. l.. declined by IL
per cent and 4.8 per cent, respectively.
Outstanding corporation items In the
days news were the declaration of an
extra dividend by Jewel Tea, the pass
ing of quarterly dividends by WHY'S
Overland and Waco Aircraft and the
announcement of acquisitions by War
ner Bros. Pictures and Westinghouse
Electric Manufacturing. Earnings state
ments for the first quarter, making an
comparison with last years.
like quarter, were issued by Fairbanks
Co. and Trunz Pork Store. Statement
making favorable comparison was is
sued by Paramount-Famous-Lasky.
The Companies.
American Locomotive unified business
on March 81 was $40, 900, against
$40, SOC, 900 on the same date 1929.
Associated Telephone Utilities earned
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Aim produced by its natural color proc
ess. Saving TO users on present contracts
probably win amount TO more than
81, 200, 900.
Trunz Pork Stores earned SO cents on
common stock in quarter ended March
81, 1880, against SO cents in like 1929
quarter.
Waco Aircraft passes quarterly divi-
dend of IS cents due at this time.
Waldorf system earned 81 cents on
common stock in quarter to March 81,
1890, against 81 cents in previous like
quarter.
Warner Bros. Pictures acquires Dip
son Circuit of IA theaters. located in
New York. Ohio and West Virginia.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufac-
turing acquires Rochester Electrical
Supply Co. of Rochester, N. Y.
Willy-Overland omits quarterly div
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FLIGHT OF CAPITAL
REPORT IS REVIVED
Britain Again Hears Familiar
Prediction as Tax
Raise Looms.
ny CHARLES F. sPEARE.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The two
possibilities growing out Of the advance
IN the British income tax schedules that
have q bearing on the American money
market and the market for investment
securities are a further decline In
sterling exchange and increased alb
eorption of dollar securities.
The new taxes recommended by
Chancellor of the Exchequer Snowden
are directed against a limited number
of the very wealthy in Great Britain.
Those with moderate incomes have al
ready been heavily taxed, so that an
English subject earning SIS 900 a year
has to contribute $527 annually to the
upkeep of his government This COM
pares with a tax of 1852 which an
American with a similar income pays
10 Uncle Sam. On the other hand,
EnRlishmen who are IN the supertax
class are to be penalized more than
ever, while inheritance taxes may abb
serb nearly so per cent of an estate.
Long before the Labor government
made its preliminary estimates of the
government receipts and expenditures
-
made that there would be considerable
gap between the two items, which could
only be bridged over by supplementary
taxes, there had been signs of antic-
ipating this In the sale of British Sc
eurities, such as occurred yesterday, and
the purchase of American stocks and
bonds. Undoubtedly this reflected more
than the tax question and was a part
Of the general expression OF confidence
IN the return gradually of American
prosperity, and with 1t higher range
for the stocks of American corporations.
The buying from abroad In the last
few months, however, has been of a
much sounder character than that
which preceded the Autumn break and
which was affected by the HAIRY failure
IN the late Summer.
There is now once more talk Of q
slight of capital" from Great Britain.
This has been heard on numerous other
occasions, the last time when the Labor
government came into power. InveSti-
cation then did not disclose evidence
that it had reached any considerable
proportions.
When England was of the gold basis
after the war and 1t was question as
to whether she would be able to resume
payments in the old way for some
years British investors sent funds to
the United States either to be invested
In good securities or to be placed on
deposit with strong banking institu-
tons Subsequently these funds were
largely withdrawn. It was only when
the premium on call money rates In
New York over open market rates In
London was established at such a high
-4evel that British capital again moved
freely In this direction.
Copyright, 19S0.)
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81 estimated at $1.79 a share, against
SLIT in previous like quarter.
Pathe Exchange, Inc, holds option on
40 per cent of $500, 900 issue of Du Pont-
Pathe Film Manufacturing common
stock. Earned STA on 81 class A pre-
ferred in year ended December %, 1913
against 40 cents In year ended Deem
Der 80, 1928.
Pilot Radio g. Tube sales quarter
ended March 81, up 27.8 per cent from
like 1929 quarter.
STANDARD Oil of New Jersey, State OF
Tennessee, brings action in Chancery
Court, seeking to GUST the Standard Oh
Co. of Louisiana, subsidiary of STAND
ard Oil of New Jersey, from the State.
Violation of antitrust act of 1908 and
the amendatory act of 1927 alleged.
Submarine Boat had deficit of $685.
52l in 1929, against deficit of $439.57
in 1928.
Technicolor, Inc, reduces price Of
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q. s. TREASURY BALANCE.

The United States Treasury balance,
today as of close of business
April IA, was $3.50 1894, 1910. Customs
receipts for the month to date were
919, 022 ,264.e1. Total ordinary expendi-
lures, l0,2Se ,o5o16.
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Warner Bros. to Expand.

NEW YORK, April IS (R.-Wall
Street heard today that negotiations
were virtually completed whereby War
ner Bros. would acquire the II theAters
of the Harris Amusement Co., most OF
vicinity.
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WORLD COPPER OUTPUT.

NEW YORK, April 16 (P).-The world
output of copper in March totaled 49,
COS short tons, or 4,739 tons daily, COM
pared with 13e ,229 tons in February, or
daily average of 4,972, according to the
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idend on common stock due at this |
time. Last payment, 80 cents, made |
February /, 1880.