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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-02

Timid ones who have waited consist
emily for years to invest in Minneapolis
real estate ought to see some light this
week. OF course several Of the deals have
been pending for weeks and the closing
has come all at once, but they are actual
cash transactions and are significant in
that three of them have come about be-
cause of the growth Of local business es-
Establishments.
The prominent transactions aside from
competition among three bidders for, the
West Hotel property, have been the sale
OF the Penney house at Pleasant avenue
and Franklin to G. f. Piper for $4,000
by ]. Schultz & Son; the sale Of three lots
on Washington avenue S and Seventh to
the j. I. Case Threshing Machine company
for a warehouse and office building for
about 100000 by Thorpe Brothers; the
lease of a site at First avenue N and Fifth
street to the Cream of Wheat company
for an office building, warehouse and fac
tory by Thorpe Brothers and Nickels &
Smith in collaboration; the sale Of the
Exposition building to M, w. Savage Of
the international Stock Food company for
an office building, warehouse and factory
for $4,000 by Thomas A. Jamieson; the
determination Of the Hebrew Reform con-
gregation to build 100000 house of wor-
ship at Fifth avenue S and Tenth street.
In tabular form the money involved in
these and two or three other transac-
lions this week is as follows:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-02

Visitors always welcome at our beau
tiful new piano parlors. Ask to hear the
'Cecilian. s. w. Raudenbush & Co., Day
ton block, no Nicollet avenue, second floor.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-02
F. j. Per cival,
1906 Guaranty Building.

$32oo-Modern S-room house, barn, fine
location, near car line, churches and
and school Garfield Av S, near oath.
Small amount cash necessary.
$1900-Five-room cottage, barn, city
water, fine location. East 26th st,
near Portland. Small cash payment re-
CURED
Lake Harriet-Three fine lots on boule-
ward. near 42d ST., large size bargain
price. .s.4s5ssts
$37oo-Modern Groom house,$;i in fine loca-
ton, having fine view of Lake Calhoun,
James Av S, near Lake street. Bargain
in this place on small payments If
wanted. ~ =
$145o-Cozy house, with city water, near
car line. Make cheap home for price.
West 29th st, near BlaisdeI.
$5o0o-Modern 9-room house,. barn, east
front lot, 55x129 fine location, Harriet
avenue, ne.g 25th st S. ~
$625 and UP, Calhoun Park lots, on Hum
boldt, Holmes and James Av S, near
31st.
Money to loan, houses and lots all parts
of city. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
WINNERS WERE
HEAVILY BACKED
Good slz)d Crowd Saw Three
Favorltes Win at Bennings
Track Yesterday.
lnr AasocIatnd Press.

WASHINGTON. March ga fair card
was offered ut the second days racing
OF tho Bennings spring meeting. and a
good sized crowd was present. better
weather materially increasing the at
tendance, Three fayortes won, With one
exception all the winners were heavily
backed. Summary.
First race--tor nlles and mares three
years-old and upwards; six furlongs-
Mrs. Frank Foster teven) first, Alan n
to 81 second Anna DAILY Cos to y third.
Time, l202
Second race-for maiden two-year-olds;
half mile--Pleasant Memories Is to y
first. Wood Shade Is to 81 second, George
r. Harrison q TO b third, Time. 10 as.
Third race-sellng; for three-year- Odds
and upward; SIX and one-half furlongs-,
Iocket % to 100 first, Lord Advocate q
TO u second, Brisk e TO u third. Time.
LES.
Fourth race-for maiden thme-year-
ODDS and inward: seven furlongs--Ale2zo
ub to y first. Wheeler u. (3-l-2 to u
second. Prancer q to % third. Time, l;35.
Fifth race-selling; for three-y ear-olds
and upward; six furlongs- Musical Slip
per e To D FIRST, lmperious 90 to Disc
cond, Babbinet q toyp third, Time. l:20
Sixth race--for three year-olds and IN
wards; mile and forty yards--Athelroy
2l-2 10 y first, Bon Mot e to u second,
Ben Howard ~ TO lo) third Time,
1;51 3.5. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
FROST rlARCH 9TH,
What Is Shown by the Diary Of Rev. )
R. GarIick.

What Is Shown by the Diary Of Rev.
R. Garllck.
Farmers In IIcnrco and throughout
the State generally are anxiously watch
ing weather conditions for signs Of q.
frost which many fear will come. II It
comes. crops which are lust beginning
to come out will undergo a vast Injury.
In this connection there Is a little In
cident that Is worth noting. The Rev.
J. r. Garlicl, D. D., the we'll known min
lister OF this city. Is devoted farmer.
Each year he raises his little crop. In.
looking over his diary the other day he;
noticed that on March 18th, 1874. he had
1otted down theta that the peach trees
were in full bloom. The fact was noted
because it was rather, early for the bios
SONS. This year. OH the 18th Of March.
Dr. Garlick wrote down the same thing.
When he turned over a few ore pages.
however Or. Garlick saw to his dismay
that on March 9th, 1894, he had fol-
lowed UP his first note with another,
which set forth the appearance OF q
heavy frost, MS a result Of which tho
beach trees were frozen and the crop
ruined. The thermometer stood at -
degrees. The question now being pom
dered by Dr.. Garlick is whether or not
the coincidence will be carried out to
the end this year. The Weather Bureau
predicts coming cold weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
G. STANLEY HALL |: ID.
IS The LECTURER
Distinguished Scholar to Ap-
pearln Thomas Museum
Endowment.

ia Stanley Hall. PHI. D.. Il III, D., wifi
he the .ecturerin the eighteenth course 81
lectures OH. the Thomas Museum lecture
endowment
The first lecture will take place In tho
chapel Of Richmond College. Monday.
March Soth, the subject being, '"rhe New
Psychology, Modes of studying It, and
New Ideas OF tho Soul
Tuesday evening, March Slst, Professor
Hall Will lecture on 'Thef DEVELOPMENT OF
the Soul In Children, Animals, and Prlnl-f
tive Races, and Its Educational l.csson-."
3hThe lectures begin at s'lb promptly.
Between 7;.6 and $40 admission will he
By ticket. After $40 persons without
tickets will be admitted,
.fTbes lecturer, Is a. Recognized an thorlty
upon all questions Of phycholCsy,
As President OF Clark University. he
directs the most extensive psychological
investigations in America, lie is distin-
suished MS an author and Ills scientific
publications include more than sixty
titles, President Hall enjoys an envable I
reputation as a platform speaker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
5iotnces Mr.. II Stephen Pntney, JrU to %
sottlew Improved. FL rs i. ,3 XII stsFF a ~

D
The Committee Of the Texas Table will
meet Thursday at II o'tlock Mt Lee Camp
HALL All members Of the committee who
have not secured their badges nre re-
ouested to come, to the meeting Thursday
and Eet them. rhc souvenir Of the Texas
table has been decided upon and IL a star
made from wood taken from the white
House OF the Gonfederacv' when 1t was
.re1nodeled. tits artlstically decorated IN
typography and has tho Texas sen1 on
one side and 'r1vood from the White
House Of the Confederacy'' on tho other,
and makes a desirable souvenir OF Rich
monde as we'll MS Of the Texas table.
Samples of tho souvenirs llnve already
been received. and are greatly admired.
They will be sold for twenty-five cents
apiece. a. III # (,
Mrs. N. M. sibert will leave tomorrow
for Randlenai1. NJ c., where shc will
spend some time with lerJdaughter Mrs.
raul rutherford MoTrndyen.
Miss Sophie White has returned from
a several weeks visit to her cousin, Miss
Marie Hartmar, Of Baltimore, NJ
+ Mrs. q. Courtney jenkins Is tho guest
OF Mrs. J. K. Jones. in Linden f,ow, \ \. Nj
y l,.4
Mrs. Ernest smallman. who was called
to Atlanta by the illness Of her father
Colonel ". r. Mcintosh. Is expected to
return early in April. rs
Mrs, Hugh Miller, who has been tho
house guest Of Mrs. &C. Poppenhcim.
In Charleston. s. c.. will return to Rich
mond before tho opening OF the confed-
crate Bazaar. FL IA y 81
& Miss Edith Carter Beveridge, we'll
known for her sccess as a photographer,
has lately had many acceptances for her
work outside Of the State. and much
fattering mention Of # here and else
where.
Members Of tho Florida Table Commit
toe having Bostock tickets are requested
to be ready to make their report on same
by tho bazaar meeting Thursday.
Miss Margaret Jones, of Burlington, Va.
ia the guest Of tho Misses Mcclure, No.
b13 East Grace Street.
Mrs. Robert c. Osborne, OF Petersburg
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs, George
Bryan, No. 10 North Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
0W@3V NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snap 5Aols, Ga1.an {
III 1zfo1ol .Io161es !

Among the distinguished guests at
Murphys last#night was General Rufus
A. Ayers, of Wise county, who IS pfomi-I
nenty mentioned by his. friends as can,i
ddate for the Democratic nomination for
Governor in 1905, General Ayers Is here
on private. business and Is accompanied
by his son, Hon. Harry J. Ayers, who
represented his district In the House OF
Delegates in tho session of lSFs.laOo
While General Ayers. Is not Vet readyYto
make any announcement as to his prob
able candidacy for Governor ~ ms time
in the state, nreFinclined 40 the belief
that, lie viii stand for the honor and that
he will make a fine race.
The popular stiitesman Was ~ good
spirits last night and recelyed MS friends
with characteristic smiles anu hearty
hand-grasps, tx
~ II am Of opinion, u said Colonel s. M,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
'l'HE,E.L,.K'|'S';I.l|.N'..
MANCHESTER
Installation the Ne'W1sLodgo
Will Be Tomorrow.
4 EVERYTHING, IN READINESS
Fire Boil II oiled for Lost Chlld-Blg
Fl Ss,a Ba1aar--F unerai Of Joseph
i'f kelly-personal and
General. n M

,Ma 4. i, Bureau Times. Dispatch. I;

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch. |, 55S
ID N VI No. 11o2 Hull street. "A. y
Manchester Lodge OF 10lks will be !n-
stituted tomorrow, beginning at o. clock
In the afternoon. Sss !. Il 53 5t.t 33 sSi8 4 X
All tho paraphcrnalia and documents.
have been received from headquarters by
District Deputy Phil. 9. Kelly, and every- I.
thing Will be In readiness for the work.
81 Deputy Kelly said last night that he
had appointed tho officers, for the occa-
slon, and that most Of tho work would
be done by nom bcrs OF Richmond Lodge,
But that they would receive assistnncs
from prominent Elks from other sectionA
OF the State. IN 45
He has Invited many prominent Elka
toi be present, and It is quite likely thas
there Will be a largo number on hand.
Mr.. Kelly extends n hearty invitation to
all Richmond IIlkH to be present at the
Installation and initiation IS n
Theirs Will be nearly fifty men to 8ini- u
Etinte. nhis will require q long time and
hence the early hour fixed for the begin
ming Of tho exercises. .4 5lFiSt
# Governor Montague, who lis a ember !;
OF Richmond Lodge, has expressed de-
siroito be present, and unless his official
duties prevent he says no will DO there.
,g4G BELL WAS TOLLED.e
rs The IRE bell was tolled last night about \
8 clock for a lost child. and TIE WHO'S
city turned out In the search g ~ :.
The child was little Wallace knight.
aged four years, who lives at Tenth and
stockton Streets His mother sent him to .
the store for some oil. He got the OIL
but started back home inithe wrong direc-
ton, and for three hours his mother was
In the anguish that comes TO loYinS 4
- fCir inns
The little fellow was found about
o clock BY a searching party, out near
Broad Rock. still trudgin along. clinglng
to the oil cam There was n lot OF paren- d
tai JOY when ne was brought back home.
ROUTINE BUSINESS. si3a
An unlrnportant meeting OF the Lands
and Buildings Committee was held last
transacted. II ~ 4 zt5 81
This committee will mako some progress
towards the erection OF a larger City Hall
later IN tho year. $5 "A #
The Olympia Club and the Daughters OF
Liberty met last night and perfected az.
ranRcmer.ts for the big bazaar to be held
a, III .eatler Hall for one week, beginning
April 20t b. isj 4. .l55si.
There will be special musical and other
attractions each night OF the bazaar, and
those having the fair IN charge anticipate
a most success lul result gtt8 II
STEWART .llDDGE.
This lodge Of Slno, fei ~ VIC.
night in regular session and tran r,
q lot OF interesting business. Several
candidates were ln M, rec, N,1, Ia :,
tl'l METAL ". S :, TIL, -.
,rhe remains o. ~. 80
taken 20 s'Ieeh Pup E yes. ~ had,
and many friends went as far as the Il
depot to pay thelr iast Respects y y tne
dead man: !, :, = e,,, -, -, !, :, IL III II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

j. = . 10 g. ~ : Ilg /
Fulkerson, Of III washington county. al
Alurphy's last night, that while It IS q
little earlytto be forecastlng Governor
Montague stands q fine chance Tor seat
In the Senate in 1908.
life has lost%none Of his splendid popu-
.larItY out In my county" continued the
Colonel, rand or people regard hin as
one Of the best Governors the state ma $
had In years, II
1T looks to me as X the Governor Is
the man for SENATOR, and j hone to see
Inn win out II lie, Should run II n y y,
4 Colonel Fplkerson Is one o. the most
brilliant and successful OF the Younger
lawyers In Southwest Virginia. and y q
son OF the late Colonel Abe Fulkerson,
who was famous as lawyer, statesman
and soldier. THE Younger man was
gallant officer III the Spanish-Ameriean
war and Is very popular lr' his see.ion
OF the state.
Virgtpians here last night n.
Murphy's-rS, Va, Fulkerspriy Bristol
II. Al. Ayers, Harry u Ayers Big stone
Gap; A. Moore, Jr.., Rerryyillc J., a..
Bolts, Norfolk; Joseph Q lieefe, 'raze-
we'll. j / d iOdell New kent;H u Iiiab,
Virginia; James Y .sTrehy,8 Norfolk 81 -,
IIeigcs. SoSe; Thomas 81 l'itzgippon,
Norfolk \ John a. I.esner Norfolk
New Fottls Josepi Marlnoni. Farm
vile; n s4Iiicks, slt untoni ~. H., itans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
The Spiders TO PLAY,

The Richmond College Spiders" VIII
again meet the "Phlllies'' on the base ball
diamond tomorrow afternoon at the
Broad Street Park.
Tho young Spiders" will play their
first sceduled game of the season Friday
afternoon when they meet Pennsylvania
at Broad-Street Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Mr.. Workman Better.

Mr.. Fayette WORKMAN, VINO has been
dangerously i'll at his home, No. $40 Worth
Eleventh Street. was much improved last
night, and it's now hoped by his many
friends that he will recover In good time.
He has been suffering with appendicitis
and peritonitis, d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
PACKED THE CHURCH

Meetings at Lelgh,Street Baptist Are
n KS Exciting Much Interest,
Large aYdlences are nightly attending
i.s,gh, Street Baptist Church, where Rev,
claggett Skinner Is preaching with much
power.
A 50 4reat was the crowd last night that
II has pst i decided 10 scmoye from, the
lecture room 10 the main auditorium
One was received for baptism last even
Ing. and there is MUCH Interest among
Others. VIZ i5 ID 81 q S5fSi 55 5SF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Dr. vaden OutiAgaln

4 The Rev ". c5sasYadeD. the well known
Methodist minister, who.ghsss been al "a
Richmond hospital undergoing painful
operation. 8hns SO far rec ove,, II
as To he able to visit friends In York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

cock, Virginia, ]. 4. GRADER. I.edore; J.
Ilobson Noryell Charlotte county
Lexington John r, PettSlohn, Lynch
burg: ri. NJ, Graham. Norfpk and Vest
ders ] Mort DIX; NJ, n, lFIarrell, Williams
.burg;8 M, H. Lowry, brooke,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Miller q Rhoad ':||'',
Miller y R Z
New Havilatld
Dinner Sets.

There's nothing say that would add TO the feutalon -
SHayland China--tlats fixed beyond question @
,ase Dinner Sets have Just received they all Of the
newest sapes-e difference prices consisting mostly IN the dec
ornons aud patterns the quality being about the same IN all
ses It Is
decorated pretty ch LOOKING set Tor T'SeV
pay-the dHereh
blending Beautifully the % beautiful
$500 pattern Q flower
has especially
The four sets advertise simply representative Of what
have There other Haand Sets Ola pieces ats40 The Elite
French China that is exceedingly populars38 Royal Austrian
Ware O2 pieces) 8 and sn addition to other China Dinner
sets both foreign and domestic, as low as $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Newman--rloon,

The wedding OF Miss Mary Augusta
Moon. Of lIynchhurg, to Mr., Edward
Newton Newman, Of this city. will be
celebrated, this evening at o'clock In
tho Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Lynchbnrg. by the Rev. lor. r, Fl. Elem
ing. aE
Mr. Newman will be attended by his
best man, Mr.. T. Garnett Tabb. OF Rich
nond. and by Mr.. John G. Haythe, OF
Lynchburg; DR., Levertte S. Early. OF
Petersburg; lion H, y, Flood. Of Appo-
mattox; Mr.. r. r.. White. OF Washing
ton. D, c.; Mr., s. II. Taylor, OF Lynch
burg. and Senator Frank c. Moon tho
uncle of tho bride.
The maid of honor Will be the do.
butante sister OF the BRIDE Miss
Katherine Moon The young Indies who
Mary Fleming. Miss Katherine ITorse-
ley. Miss Lucy Coleman Miss Alice
Barnes, Miss Pearl Watson, and Miss
Nj. Bertha Fleming,
Alabama Concert.
Among the most charming OF the week 3
social events will be tho concert to be-
given In Lee Camp Hall tonight for thu
Alabama table 1t Tho approaching Con-
faderate Bazaar The following pro-
gramme Will be given:
j. Wj tledHl, Bllently NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
(b) Little Tommy Humorous), ..,,.,,..
Virginia Glee Club.
= seiectlOl $3.50, $3.50. ,,,,,. ,,,-,,.,.,,,..,,
Mr., Iradela.
3, Learning the LESSON. 90, .. ..,..,..
Master Tupman.
A. (a) Robin Affair.". Arranged by Buck
(b) Sweet and I>ow...,.,.,.. 80. Barney
Quartette.
D. HecltaUons.,..., ). r...,,,.,'.,'S Selected
Mrs. Yeamans
6. (a) Summer Night....Goring Thomas
W SercEhde., .,..,,.. Z, s-,,... Schubert
Miss Harrison.
7, ta) Symmetrical. -.Gustaye Hollander
On LAbellle,,t, =, Schubert
Miss Allen.
s, fn) Annie IAufi..,..., ..,.,......,B Buck
Oh Hush. Thee. My Baby.... Sullivan
Mr., Shepherd Webb Will he the accom-
PIANIST. The well known ability OF the
musicians taking part ard the fact THAI
Miss Harrison, an an AIabanian, has an
active interest In making the concert
success win lead many 70 second her
efforts,
Personal Mention.
Friends of Mrs, Stephen Putney WILL
be glad 10 know that a telegram received
from Woodberry Forest yesterday am
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Levy-Rosendorf.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. u. Rosendorf formerly
of Richmond, but moro recently OF Bos-
ton, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Annie Rosendorf,
TO Mr.. Monroe Levy, a we'll known young
business man Of Richmond. The date for
the wedding has not yet been decided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Patriotic Meetings.

The South Carolina Committee will meet
this morning at II o'clock In Lee Camp
Hall. Tho chairman desires full meet
Ing OF the committee. Y
"a meeting Of tho Arkansas Committee,
at which every member Is expected to bs
present will DO hold in Lee Camp Hall
at II a. M. Thursday.
The Restaurant COMMITTEES will hold a
meeting this forenoon at II o'clock In the
.Womans Christian Association building.
1t is necessary that every member OF
the committee should attend.
Miss Susan Blow will lecture this eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock in tho Womans Club,
under the auspices of the Richmond tEdu-
cation Association. ,lo5,t s
Governor Montague Will Introduce Miss
Blow, who is enabled to deliver her lee
ture through the courtesy Of Mrs. Phoebe
a. Hearst The public are invited to be
pracopt i 'sfd- 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Excursion Repeated.

The ladies OF the Virginia table. having
heard Of a. number OF people who would
like to spend a day in williamsburg,
have determined to repeat their excursion,
to that place next Saturday. Round trip
tickets at 81 each may be gotten at the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway station.
Those wishing to go to williamsburg
will leave Richmond as before, at o
o'clock In tho morning. Tho fast train
will land them at their destination In
hfty-six minutes. They will reach the
Chesapeake and Ohio station In. returning
at 1880 P. MI thus having a long day
and ample opportunity for lingering at
the different points OF interest in the
town. or OF securing a vehicle and 60
Ing to jamestown. If they are 50 minded.
The beautiful old homes for which VII
llamsburg Is famous will be seen at their
best In the early fragrance and blossom
of sprlngtime' William and Mary COL
lege, Virgina's venerable institution of
learning, offers alike to young and old
much that demands their loving and
5reverent investigation. And as for Will
tllamsburgs hospitality! 1t leaves a
warmth in tho heart and q perfume in the
senses which rivals even the sweetness
OF the out-of-doors spring world. All
this is by way OF commencing next Sat-
surday's excursion to tho world at large,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25

Wilson'S lecture in the Seminary Chapel
last evening. Many Of those who were
at the lecture awaited themselves Of the
opportunity to- meet the distinguished
scholar and his wife, who. prior to her
marriage, was Miss /. Howard, Of Rich
mond. During theirtvisit here Dr.. and
Mrs. Wilson will beiwith Mrs. Wilson's
sister, Mrs. Albert c. Bruce. of No. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
"A Strong Fertilization.

M u Strong FOrtl11Cdt1Of1.
Fortify the body against disease
~ TUFTS Pills, an absolute cue
sror sick headache. dyspepsia, ma,
lsria, constipation and all kindred
troubles,
THE fly-wheel Of lite."
Or, Tutt; Your Liver Pills are the
iy-wl,eel'of life, ] shall ever b
grateful for the accident thar
Srought them 10 my uotice. j.
fairleigh. Platte Canon, Col.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
Personal Mention.

Friends Of Mrs, Stephen Putney Will
be glad 10 know that telegram received
from Woodberry Forest yesterday am
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-29
DIsTiLLsRY SUR DISMISSED.
Even n u D. . Monopoly the Courts Have
Ne JurfsdicttOu.

-TnsSTos. n. j.. March -Chancsl-
lor Emory dismissed to-day the suit brought
by Henry ! Dtman and others against
the Disiilling Company Of America. in
which II Was charged that there had been
q diversion OF Assets and thai the company,
whils not engaged in manufacture. had
Of Ave ssbsidisry compsniss Thsss are this
Kentucky Whiskey aud wsrehouse. the
spirts Distributing. the standard Distillins
and Distributing, the Ainsrsosn splrifs
nAnufscturlng and the Hannis Dis,iIleriss
oosnpAniss. Ditman and this other COM
pL.inants were stockholders In tbs sub
sldiaTy oompaniss.
Tbs vioe-chano.lior dismissed N. com.
plaint that thrir s-srts had hssn divertsd
an tbs around that Il was nat supported
" the evidesos Regarding this Question
of an alleged monspsly the v,o.-chanoelios
ssys that the IexirIa,ur. hAs auihorj..d
tbs hoIdlas o. s,osa ~ ons corporation "
snsthrs shd N this constitutes . nsonoIoly
Il = tiss funci lon of tl.s lexislsiurr fsihsf
than III tis osuris la dstsfrllise tbs question
~ pulsl,e Jsolsoy Involved