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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-07
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The stock market seemed to gain in strength
from the opening to the close yesterday, and in
the final dealings there some sharp ad-
vances. The improvement due to the pros
pect Of an early termination Of gold exports
and to a decline in money rates a conse-
Quence of the arrangement to make the $4,000
600 payment account OF the San Francisco
street railway combination in exchange or in
other words, by a transfer of credits, instead
of in cash Most Of the days loans call were
made at . per cent, which was the low rate of
the day. Sterling exchange was dull. with rates
unchanged. There little demand from re
mitters II the expectation OF gold IS soon to
cease the probability is that the state OF money
for the present will facilitate rather than i'm
pede operations in Wall Street The interior
movement in money is in favor of New-YOrk.
and pension payments will be large at this
centre the coming week.
While there were other stocks in which deal
ings were larger, Colorado Fuel and Iron was
object OF particular interest by reason Of
a sensational advance in It. There was
rumor that arrangements were under way for
the merging of the company in the United
States Steel Corporation It is said that there
has been a considerable difference OF opinion
in the management of the United States Steel
Corporation on the proposition to take in the
Colorado concern, but the matter is reported.
whether correctly not to have been prac-
tically If not actually, settled. simultaneously
with the advance in Colorado Fuel and Iron
there was a sharp rise in Tennessee Coal and
Iron There was an intimatiOn that the Ten
nessee company also TO be absorbed by
the United States Steel Corporation but Il is
known that large pool has been operating In
the Tennessee company's stock. The United
States Steel stocks were strong. but not spe-
ciaIly active
Car and Foundry common was freely bought.
It is authoritativey stated to be the policy of
the company further to strengthen itself fnan-
cay and the dividend the common stock
accordingly will not at present be increased.
Amsterdam has recently been considerable
buyer of the preferred stock. In addition TO it's
other work the company is turning out
seventy-five passenger coaches a month. Lib
eral buying Of the Mexican National stocks
duced a substantial addition to their price. The
understanding is that important developments
in connection with the property are impending.
Chicago and Northwestern moved up. and the
belief was general that 10 stockholders would
soon be offered valuable right of some kind.
The business in St. Paul heavy with a
substantial gain in the price 1t thought
that the long expected deal in St Paul might
soon be announced The buying of PennsyI-
vania Railroad stock was extensive, and Of an
excellent character There were moderate trans
actions in Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market, while somewhat
firner in tone, was decidedly less active than In
the last few days. There were few OF the mors
prominent issues however. that continued active
and strong. TIE copper shares showed a hrrner
tone but also showed a considerable falling OF In
the total transactions compared with the heavy
dealings in those issues during the last few days
Dominion Securities continued it's strength and
activity. making another new record. advancing 70
10S%s. Upward of 500 shares were dealt in Tiers
was good demand for Mexican National common.
which advanced to 1874 purchases OF about 100
shares. San Francisco issues were stronger and
showed material advance in the bid prices, al
though trades We're recorded outside OF thu sub
scriptious. OF which about 90 dealt in from
1925 Gl02l.. Colorado Fuel and Iron debenturs So
were strong. about $1,000 sold at $50. Seaboard
Is sold S49s. Northern Securities a shads
hrmer. odd lots traded in at 102. Norfolk and
Western IS sold at 81 and interest. and IS Hat
Hackensack Meadows Company advanced 10 64is on
purchases OF about $3.50 shares. Otis Elevator
common sold at 32i2- In the copper shares. Mon
treal and Boston was about the most active, up
ward OF 5000 shares were dealt in from SAGA
Greene Consolidated was traded in to the extent OF
100 shares around Pa White Knob Copper was
firmer. selling up around %. Metropolitan issues
became strong at the close advancing per cent
for the securities and ! per cent for the rfghtA
The market closed firm and active
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4 TOUR AROUND THE WORLD,

Henry H Munro OF the late Norman /.
Munro. the publisher. and Benjamin +. Goodspeed
start to-day a tour around the world They 20
first 10 New-OTleans and thence to San Francisco.
They will the Pacific in the steamer American
Maru. of the japanese Line. TO Yokohama. via Hon
ciulu. The itinerary includes Hong-Kong Manila
Singapore, Calcutta, Bombay Port Said Cairo
jana. Jerusalem, Constantinople, Athens. Naples
Rome, Vienna Moscow. Berlin and Paris which
viii be reached I'm August next
Mrs. Munro, Miss Munro and Mrs. Goodspeed will
sail for London in time 20 attend the coronation
OF King Edward, and viii rect the travellers I'm
6sris The tour will then be continued through
Brussels, Antwerp. The Hague and Amsterdam
The party expects TO return to NewYork via Liver
pool next September.
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MGARRY NOTE NOT PAID.
WIDOW SAYS MOTHER INDORSED PAPER
-SHRINKAGE OF ESTATE LAID TO
STOCK PLUNGING.

The note for 100000 made by the late John J.
McGarry which bears what purports to be the
Endorsement OF his mother. Mrs. Della Nc
Garry fell due yesterday. but the officers Of the
Nassau National Bank, which holds the paper
said at the close OF banking hours that the note
had not been paid. Mrs. McGarry refused TO
talk about the subject, but Charles T. Young,
president of the National City Bank. said yes
terday that he had been advised by Arthur Z
Salmon. counsel for Mrs. McGarry that she
had never Endorsed any notes Of her SON The
National CITY Bank holds one of Mr.. McGarry
notes apparently Endorsed by his mother, which
falls due within a short time. The amount OF
he note is S15.OO0. Mr.. Young said that he was
rot armed about the payment of this note
From what was said yesterday by Mr.. Salmon
,rd by Mrs Kathryn McGarry, the widow OF
John J. McGarry, no inference can be drawn
.1her Jhan that The settlement of the notes will
- taken into court. Mrs. McGarry, jr says
mat she can prove that the notes were Endorsed
10y her mother-in-law, and are regular in every
way.
The note Tor $4,000 held by the Kings County
Trust Company is the personal note of Mrs
bella McGarry and bears the Endorsement of
john J. A.,-CiaIry. George Y. Brewer. counsel
the kiags County Trust Company, said last
hight:
we know Mrs. McGariy for an entirely hon
est sia high minded woman, and we not
ia IN, least alarmed about the note which we
hold"
Joha J. McGarry generally supposed to
be worth 1t least a million dollars. but since
his death the estate has been scheduled at only
Al9Ot- ~. and il is said that a large part of
his is enc1mbered. In explanation of the small
Tess II tho estate il wa; said yesterday that Tor
several years Mr.. McCiarry had been a reckless
punEaT Wall Street. II is believed that the
notes Tor $tn.00u and S15.0G0 issued by
him paw for losses in Wall Street.
in his dealings in the market Mr.. McGarry
bougrt stocks on MARCIA one thousand and two
q cha he l.
firm Of Boody. Mcclellan & co. admitted yes
terda~ that NJ. MctiarTy 50 reckless in his
dealings that he had been practically asked 10
Withdra his account. Afterward he dealt with
sever firms. and * said TO have lost large
amounts OF money especially at the time Of the
Northern Pacific corner last spring and in the
recent war in Analgamated Copper
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FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS.

London. March 6-The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF England shows the following changes:
Total reserve. decreased 900: circulation. in
creased f353Oo; bullion decreased 1880 49, other
curites decreased f43 900: other deposits decreased
f2S7SOoo public deposits. increased f463 600:
reserve. decreased 10000; government securities
decreased 100000. The proportion Of the Bank of
England's reserve liability is 45.4s per cent. Last
week 1t was 1905 per cent. Rate Of discount I'M
changed at per cent.
Paris, March e.-The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF France shows the following changes:
Notes in circulation. increased $4,000 francs:
treasury accounts current. decreased SO. go OOO
francs; gold in hand increased $4,000 frances bills
discounted. decreased 1733OOOoo francs: silver in
hand. increased 5000 francs.
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LAY READER ADMITS CHARGES
HE CoNBEssEs IN CHURCH SUIT TO COM
MON LAW MARRIAGE WITH IN
DIVORCED WOMAN.

Alneola Long Island March 6.-Whe testimony
was being heard by Judge Garretson at Special
Term yesterday of the injunction suit brought to
restrain Canon Bryan. OF the Garden City Cathe-
dral from holding Episcopal services in the Con-
gregationai building Greenwich Point surprise
was caused by a motion TO strike out the tesu-
rnony of c. E. Boynton. witness for the plaintiff,
on the ground OF immortality
Mr.. Boynton is lay reader Of Greenwich Point
Under cross-examination he admitted that he had
contracted a common law marriage with Mrs
Anna Rsyror. ana that they had been living to-
rether for a wear although the woman had never
been divorced from her husband Elmer +. Raynor.
of Freeport, whom she was married eight years
ago. Boynton said that Mrs. Raynor had been
abandoned by her husband several years ago. and
that he had a right a common law marriage
with the woman Mrs. Boynton also testified that
she had supposed she was entitled TO marry again.
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HE WANTED TO COUNT HIS MONEY.
THE POLICE GIVE VALUABLE ASSISTANCE
TO CAPITALIST

There is one junk dealer in this town who is
probably Of the opinion this morning that the New
York Police Department Is the finest in this or
any other land. And if the story the police tell Is
TO be credited, he has abundant reason for the
faith that is within him The person in question
went into barroom at Houston and Mulberry
SITS yesterday morning and remarked to the bar
tender:
Gimme a private room. ! want to count me
money"
Ihere are no private rooms in this barroom, so
the stranger contented himself with a private ia
BILE from which he ordered a drink When it
came time to pay for the he produced a roll
OF bills, with which. the bartender subsequently
remarked you could easily choke a COW. The
capitalist was in convivialy generous mood and
expressed wish that all Mulberry-st. should be
invited in to have many drinks at his expense
1t so happened that the bartender was a benevo-
lent person. and was DESTROYS Of befrlending his
open handed customer. He therefore sent word
to the Detective Bureau that he entertaining
a man who needed temporary guardian. Detec-
tive Sergeant Davis responded to the call, and
observing the cycopean roll inquired:
Mhere did you get that money!
Have a drink" " '
., Davis took the stranger to headquarters. and
thence 10 the Jefferson Market Court where Mag
strate Olmstead ordered HIM searched 1t was a
good deal like searching gold mine The prisoner
more, and had TWO bankbooks representing depos1
IT'S OF 5000 To the Magistrate he confded that
jqnkshop in West Twenty-siXth-st. and had spent
ing house. He added that he was a Gentleman 0us-
That NAV be So said the magistrate but
you take my advice and put your money in a
Kreg considered the matter for some minutes.
and then decided to take this excellent advice His
police guardian went with him to the West Side
Savings Bank and superintended the deposit Of his
sOlemnly: 'eo
Very likely: very likely. indeed" returned the
magistrate soothingly
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DIR. HUGHES AGREES TO RETIRE.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY sEPULcHRE, TO PAY THE
RECTOR 5000 FOR ALI. CLAIMS

CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE TO PAY THE
RECTOR 5000 FOR ALL CLAIMS.
All the troubles between the Church Of the HOLY
Sepulchre, at Park-ave and Seventy -fourth-st and
the Rev. DR.. Thomas p Hughes. the rector came
10 an end yesterday by the action OF the standing
committee, which permits the peaceful solution of
the difficulties. between them.
For several weeks the rector and his congrega-
ton have been at odds. On account of the diminu-
ton of the attendance at the church in recent
years. DR.. Hughes thought that it would be a good
plan to unite with some other parish and a scheme
was entered into by DR.. Hughes and the Rev
George S. Pratt rector of the Church of the Arch
angel. at St. Nicholas-ave and West One-hundred-
and-sixteenth-st, by which the Church of the Holy
Sepulchre should become merged in the Church of
the Archange, the latter parish agreeing TO make
DIR. Hughes rector emeritus and pay him salary
Of 5000 a year for five years.
But the majority of the congregation of the HOLY
Sepulchre opposed 10 giving I'D their old
church, which was founded in 1866 and protested
TO the standing committee against the proposed
action. They asserted that the lack of recent sue
cess In the church vas due to the rector and not
TO the surroundings of the parish and expressed
desire to have their rector resign his office and
retire from the church. It said that Dr.
Hughes would refuse to resign unless parish
would pay him the sum of $4,000
From the petition Of the vestry OF the church to
the standing committee however il appears that
an amicable arrangement was entered into between
the rector ana the Vesry In the course Of the last
week According TO this agreement DR. Hughes
agrees to resign his ONCE and retire from the
church on the payment of 5000 for all his claims
against the parish.
standing committee, which asked that the parish
be permitted TO increase its mortgage from $1,000
10 liquidate all possible claims of DR.. Hughes
against the church. The petition was acted on
fayorably by the standing committee and It is
Sepulchre and its rector will be dissolved shortly
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-Or Orleans - Com
mercial. par; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight, l2l2c telegraph, loo Boston-S and lOc dis
count Chicago-25c discount MISUNDERSTANDING
l-Ibc discount selling. l-l6c premium. Savannah
BuylnS. 15c discount, selling Zoe premium Gin
clnnatt-Between banks. 25c discount: over the
-16c premium.
so 2BA AZ 30 CLEARlNGs - New-York - Exchanges
4l9o23; balances. $40 1884 Chica go-ExchaDges
S92.475074; balances, S2.011 9i5. Baltimore 49, By,
changes. S2SS245O; balances $315 63s Boston-Fx-
changes, S23.073,44S; balances 81 $50 725 80
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaU mona. J.,
Lond9n. 1900 per cent: open market discount
29sQ2 Il-l6 per cent Berlin discount rate IL per
cent Tor three months bills and IL per cent for
short olils Berlin exchange on London. 20 marls
y pfennigs Paris exchange London Is francs
log cehunes' Faris discount rate, 23s per cent
foREiJN SECUR ITIES.-British consols for
money - 80 Tor the account "a 1916 Spanish &c in
LONDON 1ofs' french rentes. l0l francs So centna.
IHE SILVER MARkET-Bar silver 54s.c. Max
ra an saver ooiIars' 4S14c Bar silver In London
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market strong. Final
RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong Total $

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong. Total sales
amounted in par value TO 81. 900, against 81
9SS.000 Wednesday. The heaviest dealings were
in the Atchson general Is, Central Pacific As Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy As Chesapeake and
Ohio 4l2s. Colorado Southern first As Fort
Worth and Denver City lists Kansas City Southern
IS, Kansas CITY Fort Scott and Memphis As Mexi-
can Central first incomes. Northern Pacific 3s and
As Reading general As St. Louis Southwestern DDS
Third Avenue As. Union Pacific first and convertible
As and Wabash debenture BIS Consolidated To-
bacco As and Standard Rope and Irvine 6s and in
comes also active
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POLICEMAN HAS $4,000 HOUSE
HE GIVES IT - SECURITY IN BAIIING HIS SON.
ACCUSED OF LARCENY

Miss Mary Weston OF No. l62 West Forty
eeventh-st on February % last. after drive in
q carriag e she had hired Masons livery stable.
No lS2 West Fifty-sixth-st., found that she had
lost one of her two side combs with diamonds
which she valued $50. Detective Sergeant
Schoenig arrested Joseph Fiahiye. Of No 81 West
one-lundred -fft-st. the driver of the vehicle
Miss Weston had occupied. In the West Side
Court yesterday Harry Mooney. who works in the
stable. testified that when Flahive returned the
stable he the latter AXE from the carriage a
yellow comb. set with sparkling stones, and PUT il
in his pocket. Magistrate Meade held Flahive in
81 900 bail for trial The hail supplied by
Flahives father, who described himself John II.
Flshive policeman. and gave his home No 50
West One-hundred- and ffth-st. security Fla
hive ST.. said he valued the house at $40 600 ana
that there only $500 mortgage on IT
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted fol-
low: Money on call opened at 2l2 per cent; high
est per cent: lowest 2l2 per cent last loan per
cent; close, 2ha3 per cent; ruling rate pa per
cent Time money was quoted at 31a per cent for
thirty to sixty days, per cent for four months
and 46e112 per cent for five and six months. Com
mercal paper was quoted at per for sixty to
ninety days. 44d424 per cent for choice four and
six months single names. and 5g5la per cent for
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
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MRg. P. d. ARnorR. JR. MARRLEn

Mrs. Mary Lester Armour. widow OF Philip d.
Armour, Jr., and Patrick A. Valentine were mar
ried last night at o'clock in the Empire Room of
the Hotel Netherland. The Rev z. NJ Stires
rector OF ST. Thomas's Church oficiated Mrs
Armours two little boys. Philip D.. 3D. and Lester
Armour, acted as pages. The wedding room was
decorated with palms and La France roses After
the ceremony 5uPper served Among the
forty-eight friends Mr..
Charles w. Cornes. Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Fuller
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HORE GOLD FOR EUROPE.
THE KRONPRINZ WILHELM TO CARRY AT
LEAST $4,000 TOMORROW.

The Kronprnz Wilhelm. sailing tomorrow,
will carry at least S.300OOo in gold bars, the
shippers and amounts being as follows: Gold
man. Sachs & Co. -. $40 900: HeideIbach. Ickel-
heimer & Co, 81 ,000.000, and Ladenburg. Thai
mann & Co. SJ00O0e The KronprinZ touches
at Cherbourg from which port the gold will he
forwarded to Paris. La Bretagne, of the French
Line which sailed yesterday morning for Hatre.
took with her 81 800 2SS In gold bars. consigned
10 the Bank of France, by Lazard Freres. Of this
city The gold packed in twenty-eight
kegs
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URGING THREE PLATOON sYSTEM.
ARGUMENT ON BILL TO RE-EsTABLIsH 1T
IN POLICE DEPARTMENT

IN POLICE DEPARTMENT
Albany, March 6.-Argument On Assemblyman
rJllmans bill re-establish the three platoon
tenn in the New-York Police Department had
before the Assembly Cities Committee this after
noon. Clergymen. labor leaders and other citizens
of New-York to the number OF 80 appeared and
advocated the immediate report Of the bill.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Whitman read
letter from Police Commissioner Partridge, declar-
ing that he opposed TO the bill because the
present system the best police arrangement
that could be made. Mr.. Whitman further stated
that the members of the police force were well
paid, which compensation for their long
hours.
Among those who spoke. in favor OF the bill were
Alderman AImitage Matthews. Of Manhattan; the
Rev. Edwin bennett. OF the Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Brooklyn; the Rev. Sidney Cox, of the
Bethany Congregational Church, Of NewYork;
Michael A. Fitzgt raid, president of the New-York
Letter Carriers Association. and Joseph CASSIDY,
president of the borough of Queens. All took the
ground that the physical well as the moral
welfare of the police officer impaired by com
polling him to work over eight hours a day.
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NEW-Y0RKER BUYS MARE FOR s25o0o

Lexington. Ky March (speciaD-J. L. Tarlton
has sold to A. J. Heating. of York for SOS 600
the six-year-old brown Lorete by Dewter
Prince, dam LoraneT. by Electioneer.
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AN ADVANCE IN STOCKS.
TRADING ON A GOOD SCALE.
MARKET HELPED BY A DECLINE IN
RATES FOR MONEY
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Wednes-
davis quotations were:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London, March 6. 4 p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities closed strong Final prices follow:
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. March 6-To-day's statement Of
the Treasury balance In the general fund exclusive
Of the S5oo0OoO gold in the division Of re-
demption. shows:
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GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1851: Lisbon. 30;
Buenos Ayres al so: Rome 24213.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, 1903 no. internal reve-
nue. receipts 1891 2SS; miscellaneous receipts s3lSS
total receipts for the day. 81 S 531 expenditures
$1575000 Receipts for the month to date. S,051 2ls
expenditures, 100000 excess OF receipts SLOT ols
Receipts for the fiscal to date 1881 O529o9 eN
penditures 1927 464 of receipts, 1858 $50 81
National bank notes received for redemption
S601. 800
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was DEBTOR
at the Clearing House SS6 $50.
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and Mrs John K. Mackenzie, all Of whom came
from CHICAGO Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine VIII san
Tomorrow for Europe on the Kronprinz WiIhelnL
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. ,

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch, No. so Rross-sS
1 Rss. p PtS BID A.s.s
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roHElGN TRADING.-London was seller In
tn nS market OF about 5000 shares chiefly & ".u
baltimore and Ohio and Atchison
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS. -To., .~.+a+,or.
~sro' Amalxamated Copper. Anaoouda. Atchisoo
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