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Columbia Swimmers Now Seek Clean Slate
?r^UJ?iaBaAS?m
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SEASON RIGHT
Beats City College Teams
?Easily-Ko> Shows
? in nistance Plun
Well
in Distai
l,a !.. I* B
M w?t?,ni.?'n ?
" Jefeat-rJ tl
tige.
H WiH.KY.
ta?
i!'V?a>w ' ghl In the
1 .'?er- ' '"r tnC
-cet
fh?mpion-.??-i
' ? ? ? a ?
folumbi? v. ? ? swimming
kr a ?' ?? white?
?er rolo with
? rather poor,
e an-?
?Lagtfd ? to til Colum- :
ed for th
? eet ?his ?
after securing safe
? ed the pro- '
mer,
II
of the 100-foot pool, ?nil
-imply ron
- re
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1 ? ? .
? I, ;.t the tape,
winner, and
. placed see
'? seconds.
? '
didate of great prom
'??? in Malcolm Roy, of Columbia.
th a plunge of ?
should go a lot further
time to correct some
came in the
Btest. Burghardt. the
? ? eliance, showed a
.'. of form and did not place
is the awards. Liibner, of City Col
? r hand, gave a reniark
r exhibition, and In spite of
in one of hi? dive? easily
I his rivals. Hi? teammate,
? managed to beat ou? Heel?
mhia, for second, by pbout
half a I
itch proved mm?
?hit of a surprise to the Mornlngside
ad for a sweeping vic?
tory. Th?' City ollege pi?
ifighed, put up a
flit, hard, plucky game and held dowi
to three touched and
1, ?o that the final score
B best work for Cohim
forward dicated a
reaaiveaeag and unusual
rh. II? scored
tinon, h
? . made the other, and Nobl I
? ally. Habor. the City
-?"? ce captai I ?tar of hit
up a strong defeaee at
? ?lity by
ick whenever the occa
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DE ORO ESTABLISHES
NEW WORLD RECORD
? Points in 35 Innings
Against Kieckhefer.
In. '!r., gg.
? '>rd at three
to-nighl when he ran
?
'; nnings
'
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? :? the
itch with Aigust
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a-eeterdajr, and the
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The final block
,-ht.
RANKING MUST WAIT
"?a Tenni- ? '?.mm! tie?- May Present
? I -m Monda. .
? -ei of ,v ??
'
te the
at the Waldorf
day, failed to ar?
ia to th? placing
i prob
?:?t will not be
? of the
?even?,
''
I Walter L Pate,
mmit
. over the
?e had
?
?
Win? at BilUards.
?n, had a
'
-st at
?-my last night by a
HEATH
*Mt ??W wALL 0?fXJ.A*.
**** Tne OVAL Bl/TTC)??er-?CrLJl
s%?oii(ollars
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a?k_
.^J? ? Ov? BOO?-1 ET OP I? ? r VLJMI
\^U* ?ww*. r g C-4XJ.A*?? <jQ.. mar. M.?
A NEW RECORD SET
IN GOLF P(
Barclay Beats Leib in Spoi
Writers' Tournament.
A new record wa? established i
newspapermen's golf pool tournn
over tag Chaotic course at L>
Forty-second Street Academy yi
day afternoon, when Shepparil Bu
defeated Fred l.eib by a score of
171, Another record was hung o
the Ike Dorgan and Monte Wo
match when the la'ter turne.i la a
?af 174, Dorgan's ?core being 8fi.
two winning players fairly establ
themselves as being eligible to
"Whites," which will be the cla
cw.testant?, whereas, the tw-o 1
showed unmiitable qualification?
the "Brindles," otherwise the cla
members. From all indications,
fatter class will be In a large und i
ishing majority.
The elimination tournament
start on next Tuesday afternoon,'
HevW4>od Broun will meet Don Mar
Nei'her of these players has
called upon to qualify, as their
is such as to have rendered this
necessary.
Two games were also played in
Fnglish billiard handicap. J. R
ad J. Bartlett. ISO to lit,
Rayne was declared the winner ov
Harrison by a score of 1">0 to l?t
LEHIGH ELEVEN REWAR]
Kighte-en Men Gal Letter for Se
on the Gridiron.
South Bethlehem, Pena? Dec. I.
athletic committee of I.?high l'n
city met to-day and awarded the
hall letter to Captain T?te. Chenov
Hallowell, Crawford, Bigelow, Hal
Creen, Ostrum. Scruggs (irumr
I'oiis. Rich irds, Bawtelle, Ca
Kaady, McGuinnes?, Heuer and Mu
the manager.
The "L. A. A." was given te Re
?on, Kirkpatrick, Roland. Hazle
Chapman, Twombly, Pecker, Tomlin
Shafer, McDonald and Inge.
It i? authoritatively stated tha
all likelihood no captain of the
football team will he elected for s
time. The opinion prevails that a
captain will be appointed before >
game next year. During the 191?!
son this ayattm was found to work
isfactorlly.
hevoupmTauses
heaps of tr0ub1
i
"Roaring Finn" Twice Disqu;
fled in Wrestling Tourney
Sulvo Hevonpaa, the "Roaring Fli
was twice disqualified in bouts aga
two opponents in the internatic
wreslling tournament at the Man!
i tan Opera House last night. Ceo
Bothner, the former American lig
weight champion, who la determine?
"come hack" despite the fact that
is nearing hi? fiftieth birthday, was
first to oppose Hevonpaa in what i
scheduled to be a finish bout. Hi
ever, after being on the mat 43 m
utes and S seconds, and being eont
i ually warned against his foul tact
i the Finn bit hi? opponent and ?
ruled out.
Dr. B. F. Roller helped to separ
?he two wrestlers, and Hevonp
jumping to hi? feet, challenged him
take Bothner's place. Dr. Roller
eepted. Hevonpaa continued to ah
little respect for the rules of the gar
at..I when he attempted to throw 1
Roller into the wings he was agi
disqualifie
Robert Freirich won a quick vict?
Ailhelm Frnt with a side rol!
2:10, while Ivan Linow, the Rusti
sk, had to work hard In downi
Herman Schilling, of Germany, with
wrist and body hol in 15:47.
NOTED SPORTING
MAN INH?SPITA
Little Charlie" Davis W,
Known on Turf.
Charle? Davis, "Little Charlie," as
is known from Sheepshead Bay
? ty, Kan., where he was a r
of William Hickok, famous a- "W
Bill." i? in the Neurological Hospit
Park Avenue and Sixty-seventh Strei
suffering from paralysis. For near
years Charlie has been known
York. He acknowledges that he
i-.x'y-nine years old. Acquainti.:ic
hver he i? many moons older.
A little man, of prodigous streng
and activity, youthful of appearai.
and buoyant of spirit, and identifu
with all classes of sports, he was oi
of the most popular of the old-time
would risk money on any ev?
chance. A m ,th the late Joh
Daly for twenty years, he was inte
in the clubhouse at K Parch
Street, where for a century men <
proclivities assembled I
engage in games ?if chance.
Ob the turf Davia was known a?
bookmaker who operated on a larf
scale. In billiard circles he wa? cot
spicuou? a? a clever cushion carrol
expert and backer of professional
Among the bil?ardists he backed wt
Maurice Vignaux, the French exper
H.- i ipported Vignaux against Scha?
fer in the last mat'h they played I
this city, and his experience cost hii
A? a member of the Bookmaker1
Club he part cipated in the handira
cushion enrrom tournaments conduele
by that organization, in the late eigh
tie?. He won two tournaments an
lost as many. The betting on th
garnet played in those tournament
wa? the heaviest ever known in th
hi?tory of billiards. On one game, i
h the late Davy Johnson bea
Davis two point?, ov? r $^ili?,?>?)
changed hand?.
I ill he had to go to the hos-ita
"Little Charlie" could turn a flipfla]
or iack ?omer?ault a? if such a per
forrnance were an ordin?r? one for gBJ
Bed*. A? a ?ide-hold wrest!, r bur ar,<
men looked alike to him Then
vaeie few men he could not dov n a
that ?tyle of athletic competition I'i"
...' the individuals he to??ed wn? r.<
less a person than the noted Jen
Dunn.
Recently Davi? occupied a room a
the Normandie. On the morr:
Sunday, November 21, he got out of be?
fell 'm the Moor. A doctor wa?
At Charlie tolla it: "I be <\ etoi
Bed me and said. 'You're para
lyred, tha'? all"" At the ! ospital hi
is doing well, and hi? early return to
Broadway i? predicted.
Mathews to Lead
the Quaker Eleven
Philadelphia. Dec. :;. Nleleoa M.
Mathew?, left tackle of the Fniv.-rsity
?f Pennnylvani? football team, wa?
? 1 captain of the ?quad here to
Mathew?'? home |g la Chicago He la
twenty two year? old ?nd i? a junioi Ifl
'he Wharton School of Finance at the
? ?ity.
Boston Schoolboy
Eleven in Detroit
Detroit, Dec ri. The Everett, Mr??.,
high ?ehool football team arrived her?
?ional ron<.
lu treit 'entrai High
B
'/ t/vunell, the r ',?.< ii, Ml I the Kverett
'? v<re nil It) good :,il,y?ir?l yon
'.r, .! rltsgerald.
laarterbaeh, who ha? an injured.
?houldcr. I
A Power for Hamilton
Ted Csnn, who will play left end for the Institute team against the East
Aurora item to-tlay.
MANY CITY DOG!
HAVE THEIR Di
Bustanoby's and H<
Martinique Play Hos
to Canines.
A whole lot of dogs had their
in this city yesterday. It was s
dance and tea for them ut the host
of the Bustanobyn, at Sixtieth Bl
and Broadway. At the Martini
however, there v?ns a bit more dig
required, for there the Pekingese
forth, wearing their nguiar "ex!
tion" manners.
The affair at Bustanoby's was
' second of the kind h? ? I?1 ?o far
year, and despite '.he rounter-ntt
tion at the Martinique a j?oi
number of men, women and toys v
on hand.
J. B. Hopkins was in ch.irge of
processings, while Mrs. Henry I
Mrs. Peter Cedar and Mrs. ('. H. 1
bur acted as jmig? ?
The best dog turned out to br N
Marion Kennedy'? i'omena Wasp,
the best bitch Mrs. ?fneoDns'a Bos
terrier Little Miss Fidget.
Owney McGinty, 'if the Drewst
Kennels, was the best puppy, and
lending Pshingsss ama ?krs. Chai
I.udlow's K
At the Martinique, the "Pekes,"
der the win?,- of Mrs. Holland, carr
otT the grantor part of the laurels. I
Sam Wur showed th? way to pupr.
under six months old, and her (.<
Wong captured lirst place In the el
comprising pnppisa over six mon
old.
Gong Wong also wn? ranked first
th? limit cluss, while Mrs. BollSB
Sire of Alderbane won
the open competition.
HARRIERS TO RUN
FOR TITLES TC-DA
Senior Metropolitan Will A
tract Many Stars.
Three 'cross country t til
deeidsd this ."iftf.'r:.?ior.. ?
Metropolitan
i;i to be run o\er the ofleial Val Col
landt Park trail of ihre?. ?
the Held innhing two cir.
hilly course. Four teams lii?h-Am
rican, New York, aJUlrOM and '?
Young Men's Associstion will ata
tensas, with ths Celtic entrant
ored. Hannes Kolehmninen, h'rui
Zuna, Tom Bardan and Pat Plena a:
among the representatives o' tl
club, and the expectation is th
win after a hard ti^'ht from til
rose squad.
Hannes is the individual favorit
but Nick (iianakopul'is and I
Springsteen, the |s
nr?. ?ur?' to worry ths Plan,
Marshall, si th.* Basait, Set Athlstl
Club, la the only individual entrant
The schoolboys will decide their ?'
course. Tbirt?
fur the day ees
boroughs of the city repra
Frank Jenkins, of Far Rockawav Hig
School, twice winner ?t the Individ ..i
honor?, is ?xpeefed to rep?*nt. aa Arthu
Robertson, of Brand?! i h
?red lus mus*, dnngsrens rival, will no
stur'.
Fifteen minutes after the day stu
dent? have been s.-nt on their way, thi
evening high acholara will he sent ovei
the same tears? te aattla their cham
pionship etrnggt?. A.? nany promi
nent Amateur Athletic Union I
n". -.<! thess seh. ? i ted thu
i.:. IdtOiestiBg ftghl '?'? ill Bl
To Keep Summer
Baseball Rule
Chicago, Dec. 3. Indication-. to-nirh;
were against action cnlcnlsted to do
away with the summer baseball rule at
the meeting. Of th.- Bif v
. Cummittie her? to morrow. <>p;
of the rule, it was believed, ba ?
BBSS able to muster enough \ ? '
.rne the sentiment in fnvoi
i.'? ' " OB
The question of prohibition, under
rolea asnlnst professionalism, of nth
taking summer Job? with golf
clubs, mav be brought up, though fea
] athUtei <>f prominence, it m sa.d.
would com?* under such a ban.
Syracuse Calls Off Game.
l,os Angele?, Da*. :> The football
I rame between Syracuse Unlv?rsil
Occidental College, oet for to-morrow,
! wan railed off at noon to-day.
A telegram from F II Brooks, <.f
?i.e Syracuse tesm, ???<! th?* t.?nrn Wat
' held up by a -rt.l?', which block)
<?rn Pacific Hoilroml n?-?.r Bun
, i,, .i.r, (i?l., and would not alii*..- In LaBM
' to play.
BICYCLE RACES
START TO-NIGHT
Short Distance Contests
Will Bring Out Six
Day Entrants.
v York's big week of bicycle rac?
ing will get under way to-night in Mad?
ison Square Garatea With a programme
of spri.it and middi? distance racei.
All of the proies.ional riders entered
in the six-day griad, which starts to
. night a few minutes after 12
O'elocl |ed m to-night's med?
ley.
The headline attraction will see
I tnotorcyclos pounding around the
iii:-lap truck at one tune. Following
behind the roaring machin?e
? tree of the world's gn
? rs of pace In a ten mile rule for
tBOney, One of these will be the
champion. Victor Linart. Joe Fogler,
.Marcel Dnpay and Percy Lawrence are
or a mile sprint, best two
>;' three. The balan.-e "f the
four ? x iiny ridera ?rill ha seen
in a mile handicap and a I've rule open.
? : pro? ided foi also,
and a half-mils handicap and two-mile
open will find eighty <'f them e: .
The lancer was completed yesterday
and tutru-d over to tha risers for prac?
tice. They pronounced the track fit and
a roc? rd >n the
nked turns
:.re i. - to thg straight
latth <ind Twenty.
I lardea.
As .. arc getting
' ? ten, who is
teams I in the six
day event, rid ??' a trifling
.
"W!it i i i eking pr
winnei
lid, "Yet I have the
long
? ? .
: hen ' sa c I
I in the n
MllCp I ?.
it. No other ruler can
is much."
INDOOR TRACKMEN
GET BUSY TO-NIGHT
(ianu'S Selu'iluk'd for the 7th
and the 11th Reginenti.
Th ?? I season will be
I in to-nigh? with '
mtal games, tha ? ??? of
..!?> ? nambei ai open
i el
Ynr ? . from wall ?calinc to
roller ikati ..-. - ird at
its big shed at
? nth Street
relay tare,
in v.hi i. Pordham and Man
I be ens of th?
. Batioaal ehaav
tel m?rk ?n
tha mils hai I with
.r;ts.
i . thletea e?
r-i Btory record?
,ii their fall . ths South Brook
lyn lr;!l room, ? * ?nd ?
\- ' en avente, h 'i !
? see, m whi
Prea
1 I.vceun
. Smart Set and
rial will start
?raction?.
Columbia (ivmnastics
Team Will Die Hard
"?nasties team will die
herd A? legal this is the impr
?en the u-.der
gradaal ited in that sport iir?t
: of tha dec
??ile of Intercollegiate
games er I
In Ol Iheir energies
? c'.ed A. B.
Adler, '16, c?ptala. The newly chosen
I at once ? hat a team
w< uld ? l and thai tl s eaiver
immittei w? - ? d te l?ame
I dull'.
?a
N. Y. U. Five Opens
Its Season To-night
The New York Uaivereity baeketball
five opens ita aeaeoa at University
, (hi when the Violet
- with thg R. P. I iiumtet. The ,
Heights team ha? heee praettsiag h.ard
n excellent con
IB and Cunn, the two griiliroe
will play forWBl I W hite
and I ? ,?? a
rey in In? oW poaitiuu
at centre.
MAY DISBAND
THE CARLISLE
FOOTBALL TEAM
Dissension in Eleven
Factor in Bringing
Drastic Action.
Olr T.lofTaeh to T'w Tri' un? ]
Washington, Dec. 3. The Carll?l?
Indian School ha? been represented
upon college football fields for the last
time, unlett the officiais of the De?
partment of the Interior, Commissioner
Bills, of tho Indian Service, and Super?
intendent Lipp?, of the Carlisle School,
SjrpsrianeS a change of heart before
next fall.
Secretary Lane declared to-day that
th ; bes: interests of Cniilsls and the
itadenta sttending the institution de
man.lid that the sporr be abando ed.
!!?? laid that atf.i a? to a pass
BOW w'nere athletic? in general, and
the gr-.dirun sport In particular, would
have t?j he subordinated to the educa
- iL He alto
said that while there was a possibility
of the game continuing, it would be im?
possible fur the tesas to make the
? - have
in the pus* m intercollegiate competi?
tion, this wss >iu.' largely to the num.
Sel "f Indians ?rho -.if hemg educated
in various industrial and manufactur?
ing establishments, he ?aid.
It ?:? 'nut of the seventeen
ployed in on.? (,f the large
? : u ?<?.?!! -.v.*r? on
the football aletea, or had been in
previo?,s y?-ars, AK rStsraod t?' school
wh?T th? football season opened, and
m daing vo aactifleed educational ?<l
rantagea sad the opportunity to make
Becretniry Lune ?ai?! that sev?
eral of the boys held ?food position?
and that the average wage earned was
high.
I advisability of abolishing foot?
ball at the Indian school, or regulating
it so that th.. extern hr? trips of ths
'.ould be curtailed, uns been ander
irstiOB foi tome time. The ac?
tion was haetened by an open rupture
betWO?n Victor "Choc" Kelly, who wa?
appointed ?-ouch of the foOtOUll eleven
at th.- start of tVie - 1 GttS
Welsh, the fasseui 'i isrtsrbeeh who
play?d ?m th? ISII elevan aad who took
command of the team during the dol?
ing week.? of the season.
Kelly failed to gain the eonfi?le ce of
the playera it was caul that he lachad
the ability to impart his knowledge of
the gam.? to tin? candidates. and
not long bef?te the team wa? torn bj
Internal diasention. The players li rial 1 y
insisted that Welsh taKe Command of
the squad, which he did. This made
conditions, a! ady luid. infinitely
Worse Charges were hsrlsd back and
forth, one accusing the other of dis?
loyalty to the school. Welsh had the
support of the student body, hut Kelly'?
il.flue .CO extended beyond all that.
If Carlisle does not return to the
field next season ? US of the most
pictur? all ?us that ever took the
Hold will !"? lost. I Inder ths I stel
Werner the redskins won fame
throughout th? ? ountry. ar.d on one or
two occasions defeated Harvard. The
University of Pennsylvania, once n
traditional rival; Dartmouth, Penn
Stute, th.? Army und Columbia hnve all
I the cunning and ikill of Carlisle
lestas.
liiere are few football enthu
who will forget the famous run of
Charlev Dillon, who raced 105 yards for
B touchdown against Harvard from a
'V in the gSJJJBS on Boldier'o l'.eld
.n 10OS, it was in thu gam? that the
ma tucked the ball under Dillon'?
, and be walked until clear of all
tackier.?, and then, with a savage .hoop,
tore .?own the ::?? d foi It was
thia run which led
to frame the rule forbidding the hidden
ball trick.
So, tOO. the fame of Frank H :
a dr..?i kicker who bow? : sot even to
Btiekley, ?if Harvard, in point of ?kill,
will Uee. It was he who led the Indians
to victory over Columbia In 18M
? ield b] a ? to 0.
In that game Seneca, who was chosen
on Walter I im, ran
circles around th.- Blue snd Whit?
t was
in thai i ami II and Jerry
At 1 idd? sa Red I
won i
.lim Thorpe, rated as one of th?
in all tim.\
? i
. ttained th. ?
. then? wen
-.d fuliback
mm* Johnson, now ?.. prosperous
? | M Mint Plea?.
.
iie hi'St ends who ever
. I... e Star, now coach
"
Young - Man - Afraid - of?S?Beai :
Peather, a fount buch abo reven
n 'he Ute
re? turn some ten >car? ago.
Joe ar ?! ' Emil Busch,
Bteam Rollei Powell, Jim Arcasa, <'.u?
Brseklin, tl ?* big Bions, Miki H .
Bergie, Ha a k Pi atl er and a hi
? tad whose name.4
? n a Rood Of memories of the
brave old dayi when Carlisle wm?
ted OB the chalk-lined
City College Five
to Play To-night
The fast City I
will meet tl Insti?
Brooklyn, is the C. c. N. Y
nasium to-night.
Wh.le not counting on an easy vie
the ' N. Y. boys are chock
full of confidence and .?p??r* to come
out on the long end of the score. The
will line up as follows. Dash and
'l .. .-,-;?*.. forwai?!-: I sptais I
centre, sad Leftkoa tr. and Wsii
guard.?. !'? -ry game '
i'. V Y fr st the Pol]
men.
Crescent Five to Open Season.
Former college p!a?en will repre?ent
???-cent Athletic < lub in its open?
ing batketball gam- against Seton Hall
a- the Second Signal Corps. Dean
str. .bingtonAvenue,Brook
lyn to-night The Halstea.i b
and Fddie Butler, late of Cornel!;
Heath. Nicollas. Dingee, Stelnbugler,
Tuthill, I-ee and Calder. who gained
fame while on college five?, form th?'
tquad of the Half Moon Club.
N. Y. U. at Shubert Theatre.
? in.? hundred an?! lift? V r. V stu
deatl attended the ?nr.u.i! football th?*
? o'ball
t? -m at the Shubert Theatre last night.
LIVERPOOL BUYING
IN COTTON ACTIVE
Market Grows Steady Afte
Early Rush. Ascribed to Move
to Undo Straddles.
The feature in the cotton mnrke
here yesterday was Liverpool buying
evidently to undo straddles. While th<
demand from this source wat ?hut ou
by the close of the English market, it
had absorbed so manv contracts durinj
rst hour that offerings later wer?
comparatively light, and pricei rule?!
, generally ?teady. The clo?e was steady
at a net advance of 4 to 7 pointa.
The market opened ?teady at sn ad?
vance of 2 to 9 points in sympathy with
relatively firm cable?, but quickly week
?-neu under a renewal of the ?en-,
liquidation which had seemed ciietU
responsible for the setback of Thnra?
?lay. Thv>re was very little buy.rig
around the ring at the opening figuras,
and prices quickly broke back to or a
?hade under the closing figure? of
Thursday. Thi? decline led to a w den
ing of ?iif?erencei between New York
tnd Liverpool which attracted heavy
buying to cover the short end of Sag
llgB itrnddl? i
House with foreign connections be?
came heavy buyers here, while there
were aUo reports that Liverpool Inter
. irger havers of spots in the
th, and the market soon rallied.
After the close of Liverpool there were
IBS of S or ?> point?, but the offer
were well taken, partly by ?pot
house buying. The market reached the
best level in the late trading, with May
contracts selling at 12.K* and closing
at 12.86.
It i? believed that owing to their ex?
pectation of very wide difference* be?
tween foreign and American markets
under war cond.tons, English int'rests
have been very hee\y sellers here dur
irg the season against purchases in
ol. For a time differences con
siderably under an actual shioping
were maintained, go
lateness of the crop, BOMBCg of spot
nressura and a belief that the ccntract
hero was Intrinsically more valuable
than that in thg Liverpool market. Dur?
ing this period it is estimated tint a
: traddla short interest of approximate?
ly a million bales was accumulated
here. At i-ne time yesterday morning
Isnuury m Now York wa? selling 22'i
lei January-February in Liv
with March lwn sad May 157
point? indor the corresponding dellv
aries abroad. Even these dilferei.ee?
were not considered sufficient fully to
meet thg further advance in freight
latea and .oats of importation 'o the
English merchant, but they were cvl
dently wide enough to attract a good
taking on straddle BS
i < unt. ThS day's opera'ions reflected [
no change of sentiment toward the
probable showing of next week'? re
ports. Aside from Liverpool buy in
fct:\ ty wa? chiefy in the \aay of even
? r.g-cp commitments for aval tl ??
end. Export? wire l.'.i 43 bales. South
ern spot msrkets were 7 punt? Irwei
to 12 points higher.
The weekly movement r'guret of the
New York ??ctton Exchange follow
Pert receipts, 206,361 bales, aga.n??
352,4?2 '.ait vear; overland to milli and
Canada. 10,70., agaiaat 47.348 !a?t y? ?r:
Southern mill takings, setimated lie,
000. against l'M.Oi'O iast year; gs n gf
stock? at interior towns. 52,753. ag
37.036 lait year: brought into sight, fur
the week, 424.7?T, ??H-nst 030,840 last
year.
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HOWE A TW.illA'ir.H.. Mgr? . Hainllt.'
BUSINESS CARDS.
Ml. CARPET II BIB) IM i (I --49MM *?
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
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a a jr-ulourl SrAool Frank Damru.rh .Director
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raliur?? ?f tt?? Week,
it-a i-'-"?- ? i**a*rta m bqafesaai f*iiur?e in the
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THE WEATHEB REPORT
Forecast? and It?curda for th? l.aat
Tweny-Four Hoar?.
Waatilnrton i??. I aaSSaal ?ae*ih?r pr?*ml!?.1
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in l.T II,* ir.fl.ian?-? of an ?itaialr? tee.
u?w tat i ..?ter pstanns ih*t mun in? r*?isi
Siaiea TV.?r? hare !>?en general reina Ir. th? l'a?!t.
H'.?l** ai. ! Ugh ?Ir la on th* Parlfle i7o**t.
Teruperenn** o<>.ii:iu* !??..? Sat normal through
??it :*?,?? aaaatsjat RUtaa and ebon normal ?eer the
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T.?rk. Ko? England E*???tn P?nn*jl??nl*. Nra
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