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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Tpppclmprh i'm SplNntcnhcin.

0ooQesGitp, SIS, I. &lni. -
Sn Dem ridt mcit bon bier b~cIc0cncl
Soloatenbcim cridob Der &ctcron
0oniel Sritar ieinc 9omcroOcn Scr
mann 2ub uno Sobn Gee, neil ibm
Sec cine Gnontitdt Mbi9tcp gclom-
men bate, WcIdc Srltor ans Der
Staot Qcbolt bate. Ger M0rocr, mcl-
der CUR Belt ser 5bot bcrolrld)t mar,
lit bicrbcr iibcrgciiibrt unO ms &c.
i0n0nib gebrodt mor0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

- Sobn @iliom3, elm Gormcr, lit
in GuQmon, Nlo, luc3cn UrmorOrlla
ocS StnotSiCnotor% VI. \. Ntpp 5lrnt
Gooc pc%rllrtbciIt morow. Gr hottc
erihoiicrL ais oDvcr uu0 Elm
NiilfSifcriif Gi9entbm non @iui-
ans bcld)lognoDnrcn molten. Ntls
IionS' 20.iGbrigcr SoDu bat ocn
Gid)tcr, i'm Itott icju& &otcrq ban.
Gen ST. IoIicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
NadDipicl stm Warcnm Moro.

" II dl { it cr, &p, t. Sunni. -
Sdcriff McGor0 bat oclr Niid,tcr &o1.
Suraia BON @rCutbitt- Gomtn 0cn
Stuot@icnotor u. s.. &nrNi9 ul0 y.
4. Trcnf bon Wind)citCr mcgcn Wtlt.
ihul0 an ser Dor mchrercn Sobrcn
itottQebobtcn Grmor0un0 BON Sonlc9
y. Wtnrclm Ocrboitct. Gic NnId)ltI-
oigun1 acAen Die @cnontcn, ionic
olld) 0cu S6criif GuQobou BON
Wrcutbitt Gountp lolrtct 6obin, ooB
0iciclbcn Elm Gpmplott 0cIhnlie0ct
luto Dem Conn 4}hitc mo Curtis &ctt,
mcld)c oic mirflid}cn Wiorbcr lcin iol,
len, SiiIic ulO &oridrub Nclciitct hu=
ben. Nhl99cltcnt murOcn bic Ser
holtabcicblc 0urh Eoli5ctridtcr
GoIowcQ Don &ofion. Die Nn9etIaG.
ten Itcbcn mltcr bobcr @iirNlfoit fiir
ibr oicSlpGhiac9 Griheincn I'M Spc-
5iultcrmin bc9 Grci9gcrifta, no lie
lid lucgcn NfiBad)tltn9 0c0 @crid)t9
perantmorten iollcn. Sic inllcn cine
Nl5obI 3eltQcn bel Scite 0ci6uiit bu-
ben, oomit Oicic inr lcbtcn &iutcr IN
Dem Wtnclm'ihcn GntIhGoi0lung@.
proieliC tcillc Nll9io0cn madden fonlls
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
WcrdantS' e WincrS' SranSpOr'
tatiun EumpanD.
TGmpicr 2iuicn.

EGnip'crS tHtcn.
Nn6 Gottnu uuo ocn Often: ieoeH Wlontn9,
9teritGg, 9onneriiag un0 Satnitag. Nberos
6 lt6r.
8nt Erobioenre H. hcT1 OiteH; ieoen Sorns
tng. mlitiluo6 nnb Srcttug, NbcnoS 6 ll6r.
RAD 9teiuport e AcuS mo Nurfolf: idgItb
nm q ubr WberoS.
5rn6t wiro idalidl bic 3 tbr gbcnoS fit an
Dem lnge GbfnbrenOc SuntpiCr anaenominert.
RAD SabanIinb iHO OCnt Sii6ct: tehcn Sier'
itGg, Soiiiieritug mo Snmitna. NbcnoS 0 llbr.
Noiioncr uub giropiocncc 9 Sampler fabrcn
npn Der ySerifc an 6uBc hcS Gongs9ods nb;
Sap1unnD,0 GmpfCr bon ocr Scrtie am 6nBe
oct Bcits 5auSs glucnnc,
Is. ". @iningban, Haent,
YOng bod.
~. Y. 5uruer, 8..0 ..9gent.
u. =, SttpbinS, 8eu. .U,nn.
Snipibiircuu 49, SioUit Gde 8ermuu, nnb
SIaBt.Strnle. Ut3,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
@eswelu
BON empfcblcHsmertlen Sinas5',
gngrps- nub Gnbetail.8 ridlGftes.
n3ieIleS.
8anfer.

8anfen.
SirTt Rational @ant, 16, 8eit.Sara.
togo . StroBe; s. .. Ser9uion,
BrGiibent; s. 9. 8iIcor, 3aiiirer.
Sormers' ano Nerdants' Wationol
ganf. 3Ot, RorO. GborleS- StraBe;
Gbas. z. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
q. SSburn, Gaiiirer.
0eutibe 8nnf, ~2erington. unS $oni.
oap-Strabe; 81. s. Sdll3, Srdii.
bent; GllgtIt @eber, Rniiirer.
Commercial and 6armers' Sectional
ganf, Soparb- uno Serman.Str.
@eItern Rational @ant, IA, Norb.
@utam-S traBe; Soibun q. Sorpep,
gr1iibent; %. Mlarriott. aaiiirer.
9ropers' anb Hedanics' Rational
8anf, @utatp- unb 6npeite.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Baltimore 9~ampfsEafct-Go.

Vie &er. Gtndtctts Roit bcioroer1o.
9umrfer fnbrcn tdgIi6, Sountu9s uiiSgenont'
men, bon ben rpni.2incs "FicrS. Or. t0-1s,
Siobt Strnbc, 6.30 gbcnbS. oircft nuG SIo
Foirt Comfort. giorioli, Roriamuutb ino alen
Ghnitcn 6es eiibellSa; S&erbta64nG IN on
9ithmono. RcrbinhunQ in Portsmouth nit Dem
~Gcobocro air cine" iDItocn 3nq bon Boris
mouth nndl gltlontu. On y~inrioIt Serbinoung
nit Der nIilnntic Goat enc, g~ioripIf uuo
Carolina, NorioIt rno litoItb, glurfolt uno
mcftIi6 mo do Sorlinioll Cine" nab gelus
bern. g8ofbinnipn, NC, mo Rihmono, @d.
globI5eiten nod europ4tldcm Blanc. 2uru'
SnmpIbcimig. Suien frci. NcfcrOirte Nniiiteii'
simmer In ben billet NircGnr ocr rNnD Cine"
9tr. 32t, N9efi Baltimore StrGbc. ytr. 506 1lro
b0s, 9iNbi Gtrabe, G. u. e. Siiicc, SiiouitsGdc
Baltimore uno GGlncrt StrnBc, Continental
Irnit Nuiloina mo @Ibdigb'S. Charles uuo
crilQtonsStrnBe.
Subn N. eberuupb, e. Sroiut,
Sice.4Srdf. II. Sen W%tulnGcr. Sen. sFnIi lglecni.
CEcB2|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
0orooenti9cr 2lobo.
T~e8elmGfisc Sampfidifffabrt
spiifeH
Baltimore unO Bremen

smiiheH
Baltimore unO Bremen
ourh Die nellen uno e%rprobten, nit
alien 8equemlihteiten periebenen
Eoitoampicr erIter &laiIe:
nTbein," m9ronbenburg,"
.Nedar," rGbemnis,"
nWain," w8reslai."
Die gypeoitionstase iinS pie iolgt;
= bon Baltimore: -
y@ronocnburq," MtittuodJ, sen 7.
SUM-, 3 ll6r N%odmittog5.
yMuin" 0}ittmod), ben IA. SUM,
2 llbr Roduittog8.
yGbcmnit," MittmodJ, Sen 81, Slni,
3 llbr Nodmittog8.
,Sonltoocr, WittmodL Sen 2S. Sllnt,
2llbr Nnhmitto9S.
,9rcSloit," MittmodL sen 5. Suli,
2 llbr Na1mittugS.
8peite 3aiiite-Y 'Breis:
Bon $50. 90 M.
3Dii6enoeds Baiiage.Breiie:
v.. yal.,n,,re mad, srsmsn. $500
Bon grenicn uad, baltimore $3.50.
RunbrstIs.etast. ppu Baltimore mah Bremen
NIB iuriid S1t.50.
@eecu Sru6t unb Rafaee tpsnbe man Ttn
dn Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT
u. Sdjamad)er e Co.,
Rr. 7. Siib.8 ap-S traBe,
ooer
Gbwarb Raine,
Ctiu he's ,Hentfhen 9prreisuuotntes."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
@eitern Marglanb 0abH.

Srat um %. 6rbrtur 1905 In atutt,
8GBc o~erlafen StlelpStdtscit. ipie folgt:
Sngltdl.
l.30 Born. - S6nsa5ug. Saurtltnie. Sagerss
tJtpn. Wsa9aeE bOro. u. * gB. Vobu uno ben
Giioen. lno uusgencmrten Spitntags IS. r.
Wabn Snneod. obanlhersbur9. UaarttfSburg
uno -Biudeiier.
1925 abeifbs - gtffcm. rad ttriorsgripae.
Sdaltdl, ansgtnun'nen epnutass.
LIE Rorni. - gorf, ". x 8. Tiu. uftS Snubt.
Qinie 6itlidb bon 9niorp'0rope, Carlisle unb
n. & 9. gubu.
a.15 Born. - pdiiptIinie. oagerstutur, '1ateod,
Gtipptnshurq Sreoertd, Gmfnittsbura unb
81. & ". Wd6H bis clifton. no ~.
1919 8orm. Nffom. mao ut.on'Bribge,
Dori uuo SettDsburg.
225 Iatm. - glffuln. nnd gmore.1rob
3.25 gtatm. Nffont. ra6 G.Horp'Brope, z.
40 Ha6m. - whom. nd6 urion.gribae.
800 gI1dm. grpreB ndb Beftmtnfiet,
rnionsNrisge. nno oann s.tont. bis Sagerss
tutpn. torJtt 9dneod. 5reoerid. gmmiiisbure
luo Sbtpf e1sblrn.
s5.25 s,adlnt. - Grpreb nafb guL eausser
nuo @ettnsburs. {fariorsGar.J
$50 Gddbm. - Nffom. nab 6utorn, 4rote.
els Stbenhs - Ntfom. mad union'grioge.
500 abenos - NfiOH. mad eniorps Bruoe.
gur Sunntags.
$50 BORN. - gftOrl. mad union'grtbae uno
Snnoper.
$50 yindbm. - N.fout. ua6 llhIon,Qribae.
4.30 Nn6n. - aiiom. mad 9norbsSrobe.
. & iit Mot all Der BeinfoIo1n ssfoe. .Staftor.
Wnets l,nb @epdds BiiredI, IIbdugbS, gde
Gborless uuo qerinetonsSitdbe.
Hdge baiteH an unions, Bennf0lbarta. ylbs,s,
guIfons pub gBalbroof' lNoribsabenue) citation
o., B., Wrtstuplp, o.. Z, W.
o. N. Eeuea. U. U u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
Sublrn mo Eplj,

Nnbatt bon 100. pru Suuuc lbcr 10 Suunen
gcaeu Snnt.
@cianteS Sldlteubpli, = Guro S3.75.
4Cinatec GtGcnnul6, = GOrO $500.
@ilingCr & Scbranf.
SAINT Niircuu lnb NobICunoi BRETON lIno
SAB SirnbC. 3mcip NiirCuu. gIo Inul, Goal
60" MtouimCnl nubc Wd0 zludbt.
Gel: Is. x 4. Mulic III - N,o. Guurt. 2670.
tglpril2O, G.lttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
9ambnrgsM
-Nddl-
SuppclIdrahbcn.
Grpref- nno 4aiia9icr. Sicnit.

2e8en 6u SUUer fir 2puOun nuO Faris al.
Sambnr9'TmerifusSinic
81 @ronomop. Rem. Dorf.
Irtbur u. TObIOn,
1877 Sit-@oItilnore'Str
Vim alteu gluae,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

9anfters uno Nafler.
$ambleton & 60, ~, OIt.2egington.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
1lntrrriht
Marplano nnO &cnniDluania Balm

3iiae pcrlaiicu ortbsHuenne' Stattun:
40 8orm. @oii rad Dorf, tdgIi1, niisee.
noHumen SoHuidI5.
$50 Born. NtfUW. Uut Neiia. MIR SnHttnQs.
$50 BORN. gtior. Hlb Seldtt, fdaltb. ausges
norlmen zOUHll4H.
1875 SoriH. 9tfioU Huh Eelait. idGlth, alisaes
nommeil SUHli1ls
f.20 ga6ir. @ffom. rad Q''eldtr, ilir Snin'idas.
3.45 9iadbm. Bot uuh Dott, taglidl. auSges
noiHnten SpUuttaa
400 Gddm. siipU nan celia, tiitr Soit1i1as.
4.55 Tahm. Nfipn. nuh 9eltd, tdgiih. ousger
nontmen So1riais.
II 100 aIbenSs afI5m nab geIatr nnr Conn,
tdqs.
II As a5enbs garout uab geIair. uir Miits
pods uno SdHaBs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02
2leue f6neGe Gag 2oote
ocr Gricsion Sinic.
s2uro Baltimore" nno pEcnn"
nndl Yhilnoclphin.

Non 1lentaa, ben 80. Mai. Gormittugs g
llbr, at tdalih mo SpHrlnas Nbidbrt bon
Gigbt uno Rrnit SirGhc, IN Settertcn mo Gbr.
tier, Iu.. aHbdltcuo.
vcrrlide 5obtt ourfl ben aonai.
Tabrprcis in eiHcr lldting $50. Numb
fubri O5 Inpe) fin ole IMldtGbrt ioruobl dli
Dem IaQ. mic gid6tsHOote 9iiliis. $3.50.
HuuoinhrisGiuctc bon Ybileorlphia nit Der
g. & 6. GiteubGbn" 3uriiitebreno. $3.50. -
Hurbfubrtss9taetc mad atiautic.Sitp mo sus
rid per Boot S3.15. Ober per 8abn Is Sase
niltig, $3.50, GerHer Surhiabt'ss 9iuete nab
Tem.Yurt, 2ougsSraud, Nsb,rp.g arf, In elmer
Rihtlnu $500: NunOrcife 5000; Gapc sRup,
Hunofabrt $500. Ser Ibeuos Sampfer fd1rt
tdalih. Sountuas auSgenommer. uul 3 ltbr
ytahmittags 40. 5nbrbiaete peroen i'm Nhs
realt foipie bel subauob's. Nr. 20t, giutos
Charles. Strnbe. nan glbanb. 1tpb. S1rotoqas
SpriHos. Repport. gepsSaben Cd, Fprtldno
(Nle) nrb n1rolibeHl,inften b%eriduft. e6reibt
ipedet ReifefiDrer. SlarcHee Sbrtuer, Ngeut,
gr. 204. GiabtSirGte, U0l~-)
TGRe! E6Kt!
5ur 3eiie in's HUSBAND beioret q
Maiae, Rr. Ali. ct. Etpl.Stras.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Aurdpulis, WI. Rub1it Station, ZOO uno
eIaltoi H'' Zoo iSi nno H gS.o i5'2 Sog Mad"I il2. SS"l aSii.
ta9s. 400. 1885 Ndbrn, 600 nno ni.lO
SreOerid, Wt. gobuI citation. 2s.45 uno lo.4s.
Notnt Gamoels stution. i7.3b, 20.00. 2g15 nic
1000 Nerun, 4 25b 100 iinp '620 GcdSHi.
,, Se' ~ q q asdt MT c @SgS! sli fdiiGr; 30 30 S %S1n.
300 uno $3.50 gia6m.
oanetstaiun. MI. aooal. siGiiou. ls 40 BOT.
1880 N96nl. Samoen' Stdtion. 1900 Sorni..
eattoit;ei,s mo bit. Nirs, Gambler etettom
H.$5 rlrS ?ol5 BERN. m25 1850 $40
Curtis ssp, Garaoen. Citation. 1928 BORN
snrab, M. 3ohol citation. '2.43 Iadm.
"aspai slae.sinis" nan ANY Vasbilaseshia nuS
.oeui6. @splG GaalOcg gerI mt gopaI
0 0sliai'G e, gpeifs. a iasl. 4.55 1 I. II go $So5 y. 6
buffet RarIor. anse. 60. o.50@. 95l8.
R0tlor. 9tfer. rIr 60. 0.52 Y. 9hI8 Y
& &gfl9r' Sinner Siinsr. ailSe: 5 10. ii, 5 y y ail 20 Y
raepal aimttsO." Nr5i8liebIi6 Buuularp
2la, eiliet @au6: gGrIoy oEsiereati9ns, unO
gonbcs. Ebiln.. uusQ 20 5.0o&. 5959. 9
6oa6ss Nbila .ldd 200 S oGS Y S
Ser 'i iSlGie ss8iafpdad6inY ad6 en- gori 1t in
0lt. 6o0at' eqbnbof unt 1000 Sbeu0s dur Hhf'
~ mao Ntlnntit.6ttn an gSotentugen; %
nab atIantie,Gitn tlqll6.
gle 3iige bdlteH ~ &tlmtufton. " pait IN
Gbeiter. an.
Pbilu. 0rfnut MIR Ep. sos y. $40 q,
lSbilu. plltom uur 20. Sf5@. 500 Y.
9~(heroecu Aff. uur 20. 100 Y. i05 q.
Rbiln @rpref. nusg. : 2.20 2. 2.25N Y.
gbtla @rpreb. ulisa. z 300 q. sos q.
Wberoeeli wifi. 1tsg. . Gt0 ". 6tb VI.
lbila. gIom. uur 90. SO V. 6t5 u.
lSbtln. grpreb. Idul. 900 u. g0b VI.
Biuet, SiirenIir: GoromettdGde Charles itno
GnrutpanssirnBe %. M. e. .Sebiuse). Nr.
BEG. EiS-9troaolpnO. ut. AnDaI Siation eeer
Gamblers tuiiOn,
:. y. Martin, Wlsr. Raf. Sratfic.
&. u, Saiet, Gen. sFaif. sHgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Observation-Disclosures
Some Srienolp Societp, 1925, Gin.
ben . 1penue.
8. &. Sbadelforb & Co., 2, Oft.
Saratoaoitrobe.
$enrp SO. @arfielo @opaD. 2t0,
Sit-2erinatonltrabe.
9irdbeao & Con, 2t4, SIt.2erina.
ton StroBe.
SenneB & TapIor, 800, differing.
ton Strnbe.
Turner & TboHas, 2. OIt.S Saratoga.
StraBe.
90. 8. Seloen. II, 0it-GIeoiont.
Strass.
@uhbonolnmg.
Mt8. %. Mortin, 7t5, @eit.2eying'
ton Strobe.
Sei,eriihcre Wobel.2oaeruna.
@rabom's @arebouie, Borf apclnAe
uno 9olpbin.S traBt
@runbeigentbuns-R afler.
Bierre 6. 9iiean & Repbetu, 16,
2egineton.S trabe.
Bidders eQuiiten.
Ebe Rpers & Sids Co., 104, Glib.
2onarb.S trabe.
gauboIa-SGnoler
TboS. WnttbenS & Con, Canton
Ipenne uno 4lbemarle.S Strobe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight"
StroBe.
9leh. un6 emaiairtt Stablnaaren.
Ratioual gnaneling & stamping
Co., 100, Sanooer.S trase.
9mnpfmaibinen, 2eiieI u. Bimper.
@aDoce Stebbins & Cons, Charles.
unb 2ombarb-S tras..
2anbpirtidah iide 8erGtbe unS Cd.
mereien.
@riffitb & Burner Co., 2O5, RorS.
gacaitrabe.
SrnomentaIe 9rnht .Arbeiten.
9nfur & Co., 311, R.-Sotuarb.S Ctr.
Sdnitt. uno anratpear.n.
IrmIirong, Gator & Co., 106-tS.
Sopfins-Blace.
Sreeenos, Sertel & Go. 100. Sop.
finS.Bldce.
Sbiiren, 5eniterrabnen u. MsuIeaur.
Srant 8. @otfinS & Co., Bratt. unb
Breiioent.S trabe.
Sdnupftobofs . Sobritmten.
n. Storr & Co.. 436. Rorb.g albert.
StraBe.
8eitidriften .. Nnda3in enc.
Baltimore Rep8 Co., Bis, Heit.
8erman.S traBe.
Sr.eohofe,
2onoon Fart eestcterp, Office 81.
@eit.S nrotoga-S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

S%parbonten.
Central Sapines 8ant, Charles.
uno 2erineton.S Stripe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

@run6eieentbuns-R efler.
Bierre 6. 9uaan & Repbetu, is,
2egineton.S trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Seiieriidcre Wobel.2ogeruna.
@robom'8 @arebouie, Borf apclme
uno 9olpbin-S traB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

Sdnupftobafs 5obritanten.
n. Storr & Co.. 436, Ror6.G aIoert.
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-02

gaubol3.Sdnoler.
TboS. Nnttbem$ & Con, Canton.
aoenlte unb albemarle.S trabe.
Geo. s. SIoan & Bro, Ala. 2igbt"
StroBe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-11
GATES AND ARMOUR LOCK HORNS.
Battle Of the May Wheat Is Now On in the
Chicago Pit.

CHICAGO. April iO.-John ". Gates and
j. Ogden Armour with their allied interests,
are engaged in May wheat battle which
promises to he as spectacular as the famous
fight between the elder Armour and Joseph
Letter, in which the latter was forced 10
capitulate, miliONs loser. in 1895
Gates has been buying Armour has been
selling The question is now whether the
Armour people will be able to deliver the
enormous line OF May by the end Of the
coming month, thus escaping the necessity
OF paying the dizzy prices that otherwise
will be forced on them.
From all parts Of the West trainloads
Of wheat have been coming TO Chicago for
two weeks and the friends Of the Armours
confidently assert that by May 81 enough
Of the cereal will be here 20 stagger even
the veteran plunger who has taught tricks
TO Wall Street Operators who are watch
ing the game from the side lines say the
result will mean millions in losses to one
side OF the other.
Even though Gates should have srigged"
a corner 30 successfully that the sellers
will not have time wherein to deliver Il Is
predicted that he may yet have a battle on
his hand=, this time in the courts. Il has
been decided in the past that corners in
commodities Of the class to which wheat
belongs are not entirely within the spirit
Of the law.
II is also predicted that sudden sagging
OF prices Immediately after delivery day Is
not a circumstances TO be countenanccd on
the basis Of Just values. The shorts il
pressed too severely are expected TO 20
into court and demand protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-11
TO REPORT on CHURCH ROW.
Presb,tery VIII Send a Visiting Committed
TO the Westminster

to the NeatmlnSter.
Although the petition which is said TO
be In preparation by the members Of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church who
say they were Illegally prohibited from
taking part In the church election last
week did not reach the New York Presby-
terry at its meeting yesterday, the affairs
OF the church came up for action on the
report Of a judicial commission, named
some time ago 10 consider the Westminster
troubles. The commission recommended
that a committee be named TO visit the
church. ascertain it's condition and report
back 70 the Presbytery. The Moderator.
the Rev. DR.. Francis Z. Msrsten, and his
council were authorized to appoint a COM
mittee Of Ave as recommended.
The PresbyteTy adopted the overture to
the General Assembly reciting that the
Presbytery favors union with the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, and asks the
General Assembly II union In the form at
present proposed IL defeated 20 continue
It's committee on Church cooperation and
union, In the hope that union may come
up In some form that the local body can
approve.
Commissioners 10 the General Assembly
we're elected, and IL was voted TO recon-
mend 20 the churches belonging to New
York Presbytery that they all observe
Sunday, May n, as the birthday OF John
knoI.
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u. n 7. SUBWAY ROUTES YIN.
Committee VIII ReCOmmend Them and
Company WIN lie a Bidder.


After a conference yesterday between
the Rapid Transit Commissions COM
mittae on plans and President Winter Of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
President Alexander +. Orr Of the com
mission announced that the committee
will report in favor Of the subway routes
suggested for Brooklyn by MIR. Winter
These routes. which follow generally, but
elaborate. those laid out by the committee,
were described in THE SUS last Friday.
When MI Winter appeared tefore the
board last Thursday to advocate the laying
out " these routes he did not inform the
board that il was his company that intended
10 bid for constructing them That omis-
sion he made good Yesterday explaining that
lsaau-e Of an oversight he did not make
II clear that his company intended TO be-
come a competitor FOR the Brooklyn sub
WAYS. After hcaIi1g tIis statement. the
committee resolved to include the lines
re- recommended by Mr.. Winter in the gem
eral plan.
We have decided to do this. Mr.. Orr
,aid. so a. TO give the Brooklyn company
a fair chance to compete for the contracts
OF course the mere fact Of putting those
routes on the map dOes not mean that the
BROOKLYN company will get the contract
As the commission has before explained
the contracts will go 10 the companies
making the most attractive ofers to the
CITY
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FROM NIGBTIE TO CLAW HAMMER
Electric Cab Man Held without Aid OF Wit
ness. Who Lives Only ~ Night.

Edward Hunt Of siS West Forty-eighth
street, the electric cab driver, who broke
Mounted Policeman Arthur Werner's nose
when Werner started to arrest him for
breaking traffic rules last Thursday, was
held for trial yesterday in Jefferson Market
was accomplished without calling upon
the fare who happened 20 be in the cab.
The police refused yesterday to reveal
anything as to the identity Of the gentle
man. save one illuminating incident. When
the fare was asked il he would be a witness.
! . Exclaimed:
'What, be in court at o'olock7 Why. /
never got up at such an hour in my life.
usually take of my pajamas to get into
my evening clothes
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HORSE THRUST HEAD INTO CAR
GLASS GASHED 1T AND OAR BROKE
ITS NECK.

Disastrous Runaway Results Prom BOyS'
PUSSY Cat" Game-MAEPs Head Badly
CUt-WOmen in Panic Tear Each 9th
eF's Dresses-"Cat" lift FriSky Bay.
dozen small boys were playing pussy
cat In East Nnety-sixth street, between
Second and Third avenues, last night, when
Charles Baxter Of COS West Forty-eighth
street drove past them with a fast and
frisky bay horse. Just then one Of the boys
let drive at the cat with q stone and the
wooden block few up and hit the horse
on the head.
1t Jumped, got the bit In It's teeth, and
ran away, jerking the light runabout east
ward at furious pace. Baxter COULDN'T
do thing with the frightened animal. A
Second avenue car got TO the corner OF
Ninety-siIth street Just as the horse dld.
The motormRn, Pat ShanRhan, tried 70
slow up, but be hadn't time. The horse
plunged into the side Of the car head on,
Baxter was thrown out OF the runAbout
and lay senseess In the street, The horses
head went through the car window and
stuck there, the edges Of the broken glass
gashing its neck fearfully. Stranahan
didn't get the car stopped until II had
dragged horse and vehicle fifteen feet or
more, twisting the horse sidewise until It's
neck was broken.
The car was pretty we'll filed and when
the horses head shot suddenly into II,
there was a crash Of shattered glass and
people on the street shrieked In horror
The passenger got into something OF
panic. Most Of them we're women and they
nearly tore each others dresses of getting
out Of the car. Several we're knocked
down and trampled, but nobody was hurt
TO speak Of
Policeman BrosnAn OF the East Eighty
eighth street station heard the crash two
blocks away and ran up. He called an
ambulance from the Presbyterian Hos
pital first thing. Dr. Mason, who came
with II, found Baxter in bad way. There
was a long cut In his scalp where rough
stone had RAshed It. II took fifteen stitches
70 close the cut. Baxter was taken to the
hospital but afterward he was sent home.
Some Of he women who had been in the
car were hysterical. and Il took most OF
the doctors time to calm them and assure
them that they were all right.
The accident delayed traffic on the Second
avenue line for about twenty-five minutes.
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british FINANCES IMPROVE,
hut Income TaN Remains In Budget-He-
ductIOn on Tea Duty Promised.


Special Cabis Dsspaish 70 THE sun,
LONDON. April lO-Austen Chamberlain,
Chancellor OF the Exchequer. made his state
ment Of the budget in the House OF Com
mons to-day. He announced that the finan-
cial year closed with a surplus Of 81 ,4l4 900,
The receipts for the year were fi4S,s7oJOOO.
and the expenditures Gl4l $4,000
It was estimated that the expenditures
for the next fiscal year would be else sSs OOO
and that the revenue from taxation would be
Ei2O, SOC, 900, a decrease Of 10000 as COM
pared with last year. The total estimated
revenue would leave on the present basis
Of taxation, a surplus Of E2,972 600 IL was
proposed to pay e4.OOO,OoO Of the EiA,OOo, 900
excheouer bonds due in December.
Mr.. Chamberlain announced that the in
come tax would remain az one shilling in the
pound The duty on tea would be reduced
twopence. beginning in July.
MIR. Chamberlain, in beginning his speech,
said that the fiscal year l904-5 began badly,
but that there was indication Of a better
state Of things in a slight improvement in
the iron and steel trade and a revival Of
prosperity in South Africa The recovery
from depression during 1914 vas moderate
and steady, though not, from the point Of
view OF commerce and industry, quite
satisfactory. Employment had again de-
clined and wages had fallen in sympathy.
There had been a marked increase in pau
perisn and distress during the winter.
It was noteworthy, the Chancellor Of the
E1chequer pointed out, that the revenue
from beer and spirits in the United King
dom in the last fiscal year was leSs than
estimated by f1 $4,000. This was due
largely to the fact that there is less drink
ing now than formerly. Outdoor recrea-
tons and cheap railway excursions are be-
Heyed 10 ACCOUNT for thig