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New-York tribune., 1902-12-16
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PHILADELPHIA. -. Saturday December q.
f-ARACAS Saturday. January 10. noon
rbese vessels superior accommodations pas
sengers BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers 135 Front ST
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
QUEEN LILIU0KALANI TO
RETURN TO HONOLULU
Leaves Tomorrow With Suite for San
Francisco, Where She Sails
for Hawaii.

Queen Liiiuokalani. who formerly
ruled over the Hawaiian Islands. and
who has been in this city for several
months past. will start on her return to
Honolulu tomorrow. Accompanied by
her daughter and her secretary. and
others of her suite, she will leave this
city during the afternoon, en- route to
San Francisco. Thence she will take a
steamer for Honolulu.
The native ex-Queen of Hawaii came
here some time ago. not long after the
government of the islands passed from
her into other hands The islands
changed the form of government to that
Of a republic, and Queen Liliuokalani
was dethroned
She decided to visit Washington that
she might better address this Govern
ment. with view to having the throne
restored to her. Failing in this, she
sought monetary reparation for the
wrongs she conceived she had received
To this end she has made representa-
tions of one nature or another to high
Government officials. and especially the
President. during her stay here
The Washington times., 1902-06-15

becca J. Taylor from her position in the
classified service in the War Depart
ment because she had printed her opin-
ion on the Administration Philippine
policy. he said yesterday:
The punishment administered to Miss
Taylor is an assault on free speech. It
is a warning to all civil service em-
ployes that no folly or absurdity OF 4
higher official can be criticised even
though the uuseemly words or conduct
were not In the line OF official duties as
in this case.
tine act was cruel. 1t was fragrant
abuse OF power.
The root of the evil. however. is
deeper 1t grows OUT of the modern
practices OF the President OF the United
States and his Cabinet officers. descend
ing to public partisan political discus
sions.
Senators Mason. Hale. and Hoar, de-
vout Republicans can criticise the Presi-
dent with impunity and still maintain
the best of feeling with the criticised.
But this poor defenseless girl cannot
have liberty of speech and the privi
lege to work at the same time"
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
MAY ASK DEFINITION
OF MONROE DOCTRINE

government has sufficient courage to
withstand the opposition OF the already
overburdcnel taxpayers.
The Subsidies Required.
The figures here proposed are
$500 600 annually from Great Britain
and e2O0.0oO from Canada. 1t almost
goes without saying that this largesse
will never be granted. The naval au-
thorities are already saying plainly
that the war value of fast merchant
vessels is much overestjmated. They
say there are cruisers in nearly all the
navies which will overtake the fastest
of them. and that they are utterly de-
fenseless against ordinary shell fire.
The big subsidy, If given. therefore,
must be based solely on trade reasons.
1t is extremely doubtful even in the
present state OF public resentment
against Americas aggressive enter
prise. that popular sentiment will ap-
prove Of such an outlay.
1t must be remembered now that the
war IN South Africa is finished. that the
present government has lost its chief
hold on public support, and the rebel
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
MISS TAYLOR DEMANDS
TO Be RBINSTATBD
Finds a Champion in Repre-
sentative Bell.
Her Punishment He Denominates as
Assault on Free Spcech-A Fla
grant Abuse of Power.

Miss Rebecca J. Taylor, who was dis
missed from the War Department be-
cause of letters written to a local pa
per rejecting upon the President with
reference to the Philippines, has de-
manded Of the Secretary of War her
immediate reinstatement. Her letter was
forwarded by Secretary Root yesterday
to Representative G!llett, chairman OF
the House Committee on Civil Service
Reform. Other papers bearing on the
case have also been sent to the same
committee.
Representative Bell of Colorado is a
believer in free speech and free press.
Commenting on the dismissal of Re-
The Washington times., 1902-06-15

lion of its own supporters may at any
time develop dangerous proportions.
1t is no longer unpatriotic to attack the
party in power.
Nay Ask Definition
Sir F. Pollock. addressing the Lon
don Chamber OF Commerce this week,
expressed an idea which has several
times been prominently advocated in
England recently, namely. that the
British Government should give official
recognition to he Monroe doctrine.
The Spectator" suggests that Great
Britain might first ask the State De
partment of the United States to define
the doctrine in clear terms. and then
put on record our acquiescence in it
and express at the same time our view
that its maintenance was to the advan-
taRe of British interests. Such a
course" the Spectator" adds. would
certainly be for the peace of the world
as wei! as for the security of Canada
and our other American possessions.
THE German Emperor thinks now
that he has only to build enough ships
to make the United States see the ad-
visibility of dropping the Monroe Doc
trine as far as South America is con-
cerned. That incentive to the prof
ligate waste of German national re-
sources might be withdrawn if the ac-
ticn we suggest were taken.
Could Submit to Germany.
THE Americans, having got our ad-
hesion to the doctrine, might submit
it to Germany and other great powers.
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
De Loach Mill Burned.

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE De Leach
Mill Manufacturing Company's plant
was burned to the ground last night. 1t
was one of the largest plants in the
country its products being shipped TO
all parts Of the world. The loss is esti-
mated at 100000.
The Washington times., 1902-06-15

If their answers were favorable, the
great source of future quarrels would be
automatically eliminated. and the two
Americas would be. by agreement. ruled
out of the field of political ambitions.
If Germany and the ether powers
would not join in asserting to the Mon
roe Doctrine. the two Americas would
at any rate know where they stood"
The conclusion of peace has brought
renewed buoyancy to Colonial Secretary
Chamhcrlain's spirit. The Daily
News" his chief opponent of the press.
finds that whereas before peace he was
always grim and silent. unless address
ing parliament. and the pallor of his
face CHASTITY, ne now has tinge o.
color and his features and expression
respond 70 the feeling of the house.
Mr.. Chamberlain Jokes.
Another observer tells of an instance
which occurred at the dinner of United
States Ambassador Choate on Thurs
day last. Mr. Chamberlain had to
leave AZ 10 o'clock to attend an au-
iience with the King. His carriage
was not due until midnight for Mrs.
Chamberlain. When about to leave the
house a footman asked him in typical
cockney> accent:
"Kerridge, sir?'
Mr.. Chamberlain laughed and re-
marked, mimicking the man perfectly.
Haven't get kerridge; get me keb."
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
Sir F. PoIlock'S PROPOSE
ton Taken Up by the
spectator.
ENGLAND COULD iND0RSE
Would Be for Worlds Peace and Sc
cure Safety of Canadian Possessions
Country Not in Position TO Bear
Burden of Subsidies Required.

LONDON. June 1.-THE impression is
gaining ground that ihe real foundation
for the reported British shipping com
bine is job to secure an enormous
governments. This purpose, indeed.
is no longer disguised. and the question
now is. whether public opinion can be
brought to give assent, or rather il the
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
IS The Bon MarChe to Be Rebuilt. s

manded has been countermanded, but what
has got to be sold out quickly, no matter
partnent has got to be contracted. Even in
what stir-up house cleaning makes -imag
pare for when even walls will come down.
disc in the house that we haven't reduc
general-and it'll be a sale characterized by
ever made on bright, new, seasonable MERCK
The Washington times., 1902-06-15
Rebuilding Sale Reductions in the Rib
bon Department.

Those 4n handsome Scotch and Roman Plaid Ribbons for scas
and stocks and for trimming walking hata variety shades
bnaos including red and l9c and 25c Ribbons this INC
Satin rafeta Rbbonstfs seasons popular ribbon the 'an
widthn white. pink blue cardinal turquoise. nile. &C
navy, old and black. The quality in
No. Tafea Ribbons with draw rngal coors No
face Satin Ribbons with cord edge and draw width &C
trimming gowns-l0yard pieces. worth 9c and 2j )
Satin Gros Grain Ribbons, to 2in. widthsl-n plain
fetas, and Pain soft ousme ibbonSin all the
and combinations including stripes polka dots and corded &C
y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 4nj per cent last loans 4
per cent ruling rate, ~ per cent Time,
money l. quoted NJ per cent for sixty days.
per cent Tor three months, and a1sns per
cent for four. six and nine months Com
mercial paper j. quoted az 5t5 per cent. Tor
pritn" single names and bills receivable; other
names sac. per cent
sterling exchange cont nued strong and
prices made further advance to-day. This
was due 10 an absence OF bills and demand
from RENTERS for the settlement now IN
progress on the London Stock Exchange
continental exchange was also strong Posted
rates were quoted az s4sli. for long and - NJ
for short Actual rates: Long bills, - So. a
- 50 sight drafts. s4s7i.ms4 So. and cable
ed AZ IS Isl. as is. for long and a5 i5.. "a
81 81. for short; reichsmarks were quoted at
short, Guilders were quoted at so'.m4O for
long and aO]. a 70 3-i8 for short
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
iod l5c. discount and par Charleston Buy
savannah Buying, t.c discount; selling, par.
San Francisco Sight par. telegraph. 2i,c.
premium. 81 Louis Par Chicago s5c
discount Cincinnati Between banks. par;
Commercial, 81 discount bank par.
:, Money in London. 2dsI per cen, Rate OF
discount II, open market for short and three
months hills, 3.@+ per, cent Amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day 100000 Paris advices
quote per cents % francs IS centimes Ex-
The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank
OF GERMANY shows the following changes;
Cash on hand INCREASED q, $40 900 marks.
Treasury notes ncrea sad 48o, 900 marks. "ot her
securities decreased lo,8so, ooo marks; notes
In circulat ion decrea sed "a. ssO. 900 marks.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York
sc. Bar silver in London closed At % 3-l8d
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at size
changes, ss,s, 5e2,oe' balance, eI5sis $50
Sub-Tressurv debit balance. s3i0,3ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26

foreign, caused decline In cotton II was favored
by Disappointing cables. increased recei pts some
what less favorable Manchester aGNiceS, and \
decline in silver 10 another low record point which
no doubt unfsNorably affects trade with China
and india, but after all more than anything els.
BY the usual diSposilionto even up lust before
holiday. II was felt. too. that after an advance OF
selling BY commission houses. partly on Liverpool
and Cont mental orders rs well az on orders from
the South and West caused q decline from which
there was not much rally. Another Circumstance
not 10 be LEFT out Of the reckoning for II had not
htile Influence. was the fact that IA;h am, Alex
ander Co. estimated tine crop al n 600 100 bales.
Late 10 the day II was announced that the average
Exchange was ii,O77.UD bales. The news aside
from the Disappointing cables was In the msin
bulish for heavy rs'Es occurred In Texas Arkansas
Louisiana. MiSsSSl ppi. Tennessee and Georsa
and further rains were predicted for TennesSCc.
Georgia, Florida. and the Carolinhs accom-
panied BY cooler weather. and also lower tempera
lures for Mississippi ana Alabama. But the private
the smaller movement OF the crop the bad weather
South and the expected small crop estimate by
the Government next Dec. 3 Latham Alex
ander & Co.. said: For many years we have pub
Nshed annually for the Information OF our CORE
spondents an estimate OF the cotton crop OF the
United States compiled from figures contained In
replies 10 letters addressed by US TO several thous
and nrms and individuals in the cotton States
and the average OF these estimates for several
seasons has tended to largely underestimate the
total yield. This year instead OF requesting est
mates OF the crop from so many, we have sought
the Information by letter and telegram from a
limited number OF the most intclli gent and best
informed correspondents in every cotton state.
and the following We regard as a conservative Is
tlr,a te nf he cYon n hs dat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26

lover cables. liberal receipts. foreign selling,
local liquidation and selling by importers caused
a decline In coffee shorts were about the only
buyers Europe was free seller.
MErAis.-ln London tin was lis, 81 over at
fli2 for spot and Fill Sc. for futures The market
herr fell about rs points. Copper in London de-.
clincd As I'D. 10 ESQ Is sd fol- spot and $50 70. al
for futures The local market closed weak. Lead
was Is I'D. lower In London al eli us. I'd. Here
the market was steady and unchanged Speltcr
advanced 2s Cd abroad and closed at fls lis al,
The New York market showed no change. Prices
cember. iO',c,; Lake. II ,ssail Sc: electroytic,
casting, spot and November, II. 26ali s5c.; De
cember. iiaii 2ir.; tin. 2t4OH?i7or.; tin plates.
- at mill; lead Ai2'sc: spelter, s 2oc.. nomina;
iron. No. / Northern. $2Sas?s. pig Iron warrants.
nominal. Steel rails AT rniu. s2s'
NAVAL STORES. spirits OF turpentine, bSdS3l1c.
c ,mmon to good straucd rosln, 81. rs to si77'a.
slii5 Western. prime, sli; Brazil kegs, sis South
American, 81 20, Pork ives easy, With mess at
slsasisO Ta,ow, Csc. Dressed hogs, sage.
butter Creamery. cx.ras. 2sc.: hrSts. 26a2ilac
state dairy tubs. fancy. 25a "a. Chcese-Sta'e.
T. e.. small colorcd, fancy, i3l.c.. white. isl,o
large, colored, l3'ic.: white i3t,c. Eggs estate
and penn.yIyan's PSI ,n ',.C, wcs,em 'Ss?7c
moderate decline. mainly IN sympathy with the
hog marse, and because Of the conccsso ions In cash
lard. Loose lard sold at 32l.c. below the Nov.
emher Nevertheless. the principal sellers Of yes
tcrday, including a number OF packers. were lead
ing the buy Ing To day, Others among the packers
lard was fair with most OF II al November price
as against slight premium over current months
during most of the season"
SUoAR.-Raw was hrm al = i3 i6c hid for No test,
and 2 8 i6c. bid for 50 test. Refined was In mod.
crate demand; granulatcd 17jc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
THE OUTSIDE MtRkFT.

Dulness was again the principal factor m
the market Tor outsd" securities to-day
here ana there. however, a little activity
was shown hut for tho most part generally
confined 70 two or three of the recent active
shares Prices on the whole however
showed only slight variation from the opening
quotations Northern Securities showed fur
Their. weakness shortly after the opening,
declining per cent In sympathy with tho
weakness displayed in the stock market
The dealings showed a decided falling OF
with those OF the preceding day Manhattan
Transit showed only a fractional change on
light transactions
The copper shares. while less active than
IN yesterdays market, we're generally
steady Greene Consolidated failed to re-
spond 10 the announcement of dividend
of per cent, which was declared to-day on
it's entire capitalization and to the fact that
underwriting syndicate only received s 900
shares outof the new i?o. 600 shares Just issued
There was q little more activity shown. al
though the trading for the most part was
within a very narrow range Montreal and
Boston continued in good demand around
80 Other copper shar $ werc duh and
unchanged.
The, transactions in the market to-day were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
Live stock market.

Receipts OF beeves were 1888 head psrtiy con
signed direct. Four cars OF rough butcher stock
sold at steady prices Bulls sold at 50 coats %
steady; city dressed native sides. 7ladiiI1c per
10; Texas bee. "a -7c. Cables quoted Anne
steers al iSGip.c,, dressed weight; retrigera
beef at ii.1ai2c per ID, Exports to day, sio
brcres 5i5 sheep, &l0 quarters beef the latter
estimated. To morrow the beef partly es,imstea
a sheep $3.50 quarters
Receipts OF calves all for the market were ain
head feals were weak In tone. but some s,IeS
were at steady prices grassers and Westerns ruled
steady. About 90 calves were unsold VealS sold
al s5aso Is per ion lbs small calves al % ast so
bunch OF grasers at 81 Is; car OF Western calves
A25, CITY dressed Neals, OiadlSisc per IN
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. all for the market
were l6s. head io's cars on sale Roth sheen and
lambs ruled slightly easier About cars Of s,orL
were unsold sheep sold al Sass 50 per loo lbs
Ismns o. 16aS: 4 few culls at t475 Dressed
Hecepu OF hogs were 7ol head; only * hesa
nm sa'e alive No sales reported up to a late hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE is HERFBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF J. NJ Robinson
Norton & Co. will be held at the once Of the Com
pany. Number 25s CHURCH street, In the CITY Of
New York County OF New York and State of New
York on the tenth day Of December. 1899. at eleven
O'Clock In the forenoon. for the purpose OF elect
ing three directors for the ensuing year. and two
inspectors Of elections to serve AZ the annual
meeting, and for tho transaction OF such other
business ~ may properly come before said meet
Ing. Polls will remain open from eleven O'Clock
I'm the forenoon until twelve O'Clock noon. The
transfer books viii he closed from the thirte,h day
of November 1902 10 the twenty sixth day OF
December. 1902
Dated New York the twenty sixth day OF No.
vember 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Buffalo, Rochester On / piusburs
I'd week Nov ,i,so.. .sso5s Inc S"'s ,;s sse
From July L.. soiS,sas 272s,s77 Inc ?so.;is
Canadian Pacific:
ID week NOV. e93S,On esU9 600 Inc SI21 ZOO
From July i..... .i',3i,2ss iS.27iiss Inc. 2osSsss
Denver and Rio CranIc:
81 week Nov ...,. sS5osn ss2'.oo Inc. 81, 900
From July i.,.-.. s.a75'o" 'iit,i0o Inc. i3i go
Missouri Pacific
81. week Nov. s7i7,OoO sese.CrD Inc s5i o,p
t Csn, 2s" BTsnch "'''' ''3'o''9 inc S2o''e7
nj week Nov. $4,000 $1,000 Inc. 5000
' Missouri sS% kansas AND nj fs.a ''''1 Dec ''"'o
Sd week Nov. St0l,7.0 $3.50? Inc. sis,2Ss
rF %.o on,S Railroad t q Mssco 'o' Inc ''''''
Sd week Now. fleo6ee Sli29l8 Inc 81 sss
F! fsas s" and P.cac S''''' .'''" Inc ''''''
F. From Ss' t.S s .3S .Sss q, pee pee 81 So
WHEELING AND LAkk ERIE,
reports for the month Of October: ''''" ''"p'"'
S Sss : ;s.Hs 's9S S Inc Inc
Ne, earnings 49,. sss.ss5 ,lia,ss Dec. .2e. sss
From July ! to Oct q;
Opcr. expenses 1900. ioeS?ss ssso2S Inc, zoe ;cs
Ne, earnings 90. sseoa2 s.os s57 Dec. s7,,o,s
ALABAMA oRRAT SOUTHERN.
The Alabama Great southern Railroad Company
reports for October
Gross earning. .,2ss Is, .,ssss2 b es"'' is,
Oper. exp. and taxes l70UO l6i.poo Inc. 5.07%
Ne, earnings ..,;.:. tes,.ol N,7?e Dec S,sss
Gross earnings =, ', 500 go Sieoe5 Inc s7s,s,s
opcr exp and taxes ass ss7 57s,9so Inc 1881
Net earnings. .s2sos7s s?ss,ii7 Inc. ase
The Georgia southern and Florida Railway
Company reports for October;
Gross earnings ua.iIs sl.s,;,s Inc. soar
Op ex. AtaSes. 0o,sii 76.iss Inc. H. s2s
Ne, earning. ,S,sos '7,sa' Inc. ,a.ols
Gross eAminss stss,9Ia 't.3,,oo Inc. sso51s
op ex a taxes. $500 9oi.Ii6 Inc. %70SS
Net earnings sis,.soe sl2i.aal Inc. sIs.s,s
CINCINNATI, SIw oRLkASs AND TfxAs PACIFIC
Railway Company reports for October
S Ss,s .:r ss:: s;s S S:
Ne, earnings Sass, sl,osso Dec, sl.ue
Or q. %'anss isssss 1875 inc inc rs
Net earnings ssOi.e.5 saes ts2 Inc. sIi.2l3
IOWA CENTRAL.
The Iowa Central Railway Company reports for
the year ended June 30
Gross earnings s4s $50 q ~, ia Inc " ,,sa ~,
oper expenses. 2,o26 $40 i,s?o 7?o Inc POS l?s
Net earnings..,.. SIIsol stasyp7 Inc S4.io.
Other income',.,, oe3so 5i.?t Inc is.iS
Total income, go. csessl ssteli Inc s72 ?,o
t..taSes a rent. sSa36 507.5aS Inc 7a.37s
Balance 49,. sNs sos Dee. a.ias
Fronts on I. c, 4
". stock 4 BIDS. 2oi s2s ...... Inc. eoi s,s
Premium on BIDS. ...... as, t0a Dec. u.s. 100
surplus 49," geo.. ,1o.sss sionis7 Inc ,ic4 o,l
Previous surplus loi.sea i.<N Inc o,b7
pron, ios. sur, sNr 'm ,o' eos Inc ,,o.s~
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DETROIT PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE. QUARTERS PER CENT, on the preferred
stock has beer declared, PAYABLE November 20
1902. Transfer books VIII lie closed from Novcm-
Der II to November 20. both Inclusive
j. \ LEWIS. Asst.
Iraa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
EXPORTS or RERCH

Exports OF merchandise from the port ~ New
YORK for this week, as reported al the Custom
House. compare a. follows With hose of last week
and the same period a ycdrago;
This week ... sl22S03i7
Last week. 49, II PSI az,
Last l0.S22 $40
From Jan, to date they compare as follows
with last year:
1902. ,........,.,. l.........s xss eoo I'M
ieOl.,...,.,..,,- Observation-Disclosures. tel 5b7, 067
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Chesapeake a Ohio Railway Co,

Richmond Va. October IS. 1902.
A dividend OF % has bcen declared on the stock
OF the Company, payable November %, 1909. TO
stock holders 0 record ~ the closing OF the transfer
books on saturday, November sth. 1902. The
transfer books will close al the Once OFF T.. Morgan
4 Co, % Wall street New York, on saturday.
November s'h 1902. NJ IL NJ, and VIII reopen on
Friday, November 2sth. AZ 10 \. NJ
The Chesapeake Il ohio Railway Co.
q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-26
Greene Consolidated Copper Go.

A dividend NJ Two PER CENT 60 has been
declared on the Capital stock OF the Company.
payable January 2 iNa to stockholders OF rcCo I'd
at the closing OF the transfer books on saturday,
December ~ iEr2. Transfer books will bc closed
on December 20 at 2 O'Clock =. NJ. rcopcnrd Jan
uary 1903. GEO. s. ROHblNS, Secretary.
DETROIT PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY.
coupons due December hrst lDs, on the First
Mortgage Twenty Year Six Per Csa, sinking
FUND Gold Bonds, Will be paid on and after that
date at the once OF the Atlantic Trust Company.
Trustee New York City.
II. VI. SNDLFR Ir..
assistant Treasurer.
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE ApvrR
TiSEMENT IN THE Cdv Record Of November
q 70 December o. 1902, OF the confirmation hN tho
Board OF Assessors and the entering In the Uirrau
fcr the Collection of Assessments and Arrears
In the BOROUGH OF RICHMOND:
list WARD: BROOKE STREET SEWER from
Jersey Street TO Richmond Turnpike
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT, Comptroller
City Of New York November II 1907