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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
WEsTCHEsTER POPULATION, 22s,s41.
Increase of 44.684 Since 1900-Figures of
State Enumeration Bureau.

Albany. Nov. S.-The population of West
chester County as announced to-day by the
State Enumeration Bureau. is 22S,941, gain
since 1900 of 44.6S4. The distribution of the
population in 1905 by cities. towns and villages
with the changes since 1900 is as follows
Cities-Yonkers, 81. 7O7; increase 13, 776. Mount
Vernon. %. .906; increase 3,IIS New-Rochelle'
20 4S0; increase, D, go.
Towns-Bcdford, 4. I59; increase. 1,2O2, Corf-
Lend 21 O29; increase. 1926. East Chester, 9S6;
increase, 946. Greenburg, 1859; increase, 80. l.
Harrison, 2 922; increase, S74. Lewisboro, IofZ
increase. 231 Mamdroneck, 1903; increase ease
1904. Mount Pleasant 9,12S: increase, l,ooo
Newcastle 1856: increase 800. North Castle
4S3; increase -. North Salem, 1.169 Increase
So Ossining, 10.31I; decrease. SIS. Pelham.
1S41; increase 270. Pound Bridge, 1913; de-
crease %. Rye, 1907; increase. 5.216. Scars
dale LOIS; increase. 1873. Somers 1,11o; de-
crease, 163. White Plains. 1929 increase, 42ot
Yorktown, 2,294; decrease. 121.
Villages-Ardsley, 47O increase 66. Briar Cliff
Manor Al Bronxville. 994 increase. 415. Gro
ttl:-on- Hudson. 1.599; increase. &C. Dobbs Ferry,
3,515; increase. 627. Hastings on Hudson, 3.o6o
Increase, 05S Irvington-on-H Hudson. 2,4Sl; in
crease $50 Larchmont, ], ,75S: increase, Sl3
Manrarcneck $3.50; increase. 36S. Mount Kisco,
$50; increase 4S4. North Pelham. 1887: in
crease 9S7. North Tarrytown 4.130; increase,
800 Cssining 7.136: decrease. S03. Peekskill.
13 200: increase, 2.S42. Pelham. 349 increase
40 Pelham Manor 63S. Pleasantville, 1.5S5;
increase 3S1. Port Chester. 11199; increase,
3,759 Tarrytown, $3.50: increase. 600. Tucka-
hoe 1880. White Plains. 11.579: increase, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

TBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
Cleveland Nov. s.-"The Iron Trade Review"
tomorrow will say:
Additional evidence of the substantial charac-
ter of the prevailing prosperity in the IRON ana
steel business is furnished every day. Although
meters of pig iron have been buying freely, II
is certain that many Will md that thel1 COLI
tracts will not meet their requirements Buyers
desiring delivery this year or the frst three
months Of next year find it very dlfflcult 10
place orders and in some very high prices
are asked for prompt shipment. Reports from
all iron centres show an advancing tendency
while many furnaces are slow to quote: except
in small lots, to regular customers. 1t is confl-
IDENTIFY believed that the price Of pig iron VIII go
to nearly $40 before the end of the year
Although favored customers may obtain oc-
casionalIy slightly lower quotations. $40 at
valley furnaces is now the ordinary quotatloh
for basic, Bessemer and NO. founory haslt at
has been sold at SIT 25 furnace for the hrst
quarter of next year although other sales are
reported as somewhat lower figures. Southern
pig iron is firmly established at S14. Blbmlns-
ham. Southern and Central Ohio furnaces nave
advanced to the valley price of S11 for NO. :
foundry. In the East the buying of pig iron has
been rather light, the principal transaction being
for 110OO tons of basic for New-Jersey COM
pany.
iron and steel bars. Agricultural implement
makers specifying promptness. Deliveries
on structural material not now promised IN
less than six to eight months The new struct-
ural mills at Clarion. Penn, and South chicago
will be in operation in about two months, and
each will have q capacity of about 10000 tons
a month. The cai shortage is becoming more
serious and is causing much delay in the de-
livery of finished products as we'll as IN handnnS
of the crude material
The business of the American Bridge Company
for October was about 10000 tons. Among its
orders of the week were two Chicago buildings
for the Continental Trust Company and a large
store each requiring 1900 tons of material. Bids
sre outstanding for $4,000 tons of business, each
I'm railway and architectural work Negotiations
are pending between the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany and the NewYork and New-Jersey Rail
Ney Company, for the heavy tonnage required
for the North River tunnel
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
DENY THAT WARDEN WAS ROBBED
Waldorf Authorities and Captain 0'Brien
Assert Alleged Theft Was Impossible.

1t was denied yesterday at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel and Police Headquarters that the alleged
$4,000 robbery of John B. Warden had occurred
The private detectives employed by the hotel said
that such a robbery would have been impossible.
and Captain O'Erien, at Police Headquarters, said
that he guessed there nothing in it." 1t is
understood that the hotel people were very much
displeased with the police for letting the news Of
the robbery leak out it Is their policy to keep
such thefts from the public.
Mr. Warden occupied a suite of rooms, with an
entrance at No. 407. the fourth floor He went
for an automobile ride one day last week and on
his return is said to have missed three pocket
books one of which contained large sum in cur
rency and another a check for $4,000. which he
deposited with the customs officers as security for
the automobiles which he brought over from
France and which included his road racing ma
chine and a big Mercedes car Payment on the
check has been stopped.
1t is said that the police consider the robbery an
inside job and that several suspected employees
icing watched. The responsibility of the hotel If
The robbery really occurred is doubtful as signs
are posted in every room advising that all ValuabeS
be left at Office and denying responsibility other
A statement made last night that Mr.. War
denis loss was very Slight amounting to only
about s1OO, and it had resulted from his leav
ing that sum in the pockets of suit of clothes
which he had sent TO be pressed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
STOCKS on THE TOB0GGAN
Ten Per Cent Call Money and
Hearst's Protest Slump Market.

The stock market weak yesterday under
the combined influence of the possible seating
of Hearst in the Mayors chair and sharp ad-
vance in the call money rate.
The local fractions. which would benefit by the
continuance of Tammany Hall in power, opened
strong Metropolitan at 1251a. against 1235s at
the close Monday, and Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit at 1912. Is per cent Consolidated Gas
opened at 1S5, Il per cent up. These were the
highest figures of the day for the three stocks
In the late afternoon call money, which had
opened at per cent up to 10, which was
he closing rate, and the selling movement which
lad been in progress during the session in
creased in volume and urgency the entire list
yielding. with a few exceptions. of which Read
ing the chief
Reading, total transactions of more than
25O000 shares. was forced up to 143Z and closed
at 14O 27s points higher than on Monday. Mis-
souri, Pacific declined from 1929 to 9S1a and
closed al go net loss for the day OF 3Ss points
Metropolitan lost 2ss points on the day, closing
at 121 Consolidated Gas closed at 1917. the
lowest of the day and 3ss points under Mon
days close. Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost rs
points.
Some OF the other net declines were: New
York Central Ia points; Pennsylvania and
Rock Island each 1a; United States Steel pre-
ferred IN; Louisville and Nashville. rs; cana
dian Pacific, ?; Erie, IL; General Electric, 312;
Union Pacific. points.
hundred shares of Lackawanna were Solo at
AGO 25 points under the last preceding sale
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
DE FOREST COMPANY ENJolNEp.

An order granting a perpetual injunction
against the De Forest Wireless Telegraph Com
pany the American De Forest Wireless Tele-
graph Company. Abraham White and Lee De
Forest in favor of the National Electric Sig
Mailing Company signed yesterday by Judge
Wheeler in the United States Circuit Court The
injunction has TO do with three claims based
on the signalling company's patent and re-
strains the De Forest company from making
using vending the device technically described
as IAN improvement in receivers for electro
ma gnetic waves
Officials of the American De Forest Wireless
Telegraph Company state that the for an
injunction and accounting secured against the
pany by the National Electric Signalling Company
in the United States Circuit Court. yesterday is
q matter of slight Importance, ii relates TO an
old form of appartus discarded a long time ago,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
FEAR RESULTS OF PARCELS POST
Hardware Associations Meet in Washington
Will Not Act on Rate Legislation

Washington Nov S-The National Hardware
Association and the American Hardware Man
ufacturers' Association began conventions here
to-day The conventions are to be held sep
arately but so arranged that the members of
each association may attend the meetings OF
both. The first meeting held was that of the
National Hardware Association at the Arlington
Hotel, being the eleventh annual session of the
organization In the address of the president,
Samuel A. Bigelow, of Boston, and in the re-
port of Secretary-Treasurer T. James Fernley,
of Philadelphia, the emphatic idea ao-
vanced was the necessity of lower postage rates
on st-class mail matter and pledging the or
ganization to do all possible to defeat all meas
ures looking to the establishment of a parcels
post. This policy is regarded as necessary 10
the prosperity of the hardware business In that
1t is against the development of mail order
houses.
At the afternoon session, held behind closed
doors. the question of railroad rate leglsia1ioil
was discussed and motion unanimously ADOPT
ed whereby the subject is not to be oroueh' up
again at the present convention ana no actioii
is to be taken 1t was said in the dlscussioii
that the question was one SO vital IN I'M
portance and yet presented so many phases that
1t was impossible to take position DIT ILLS
The American Hardware Manufaoturers, Assool-
alton began its ninth conventlon tnis Renopts
on the regulation of freight rates were e
been done by the Split Interstate ate Lay y
Convention recently held at Chicago; py Il: p
Pike. of New Hampshire formerly chairman %l fa
freight committee of the association, VINO Iep0l
On the regular Chicago convention, and by l. A
Alexander of New-York City, who presented MS
individual views. -, .,+i,,a oor,
The reports referred to the executive & com, e
nittee and some action expressing the views %
the convention is expected President JuiIus III ST., =,
Birge of ST Louis, says the association ls IN PIIh
cipie in accord with the President on the 1reignl
rate regula though perhaps some OF the hlehi-
bers differ with him to the methods -,
William NJ Pratt, of Greenfield, Mass rom IN, tne
committee appointed attend the National keel
procity Conference in Chicago last August re- re,
ported that the members We're impressed py tne
unanmity of opinion expressed in the demand io5
a more liberal commercial policy by tne @ @Gnl.eu
States in favor of dual tariff having maximum
scale applicable to all countries not giving US
their most favored nation rates. and a minimum m
schedule applicable TO such countries as make
similar concessions.
The executive committee, to which the report
was referred is expected to take some acton on
the subject tomorrow. President Birge In MS
annual report discussed many important matters,
but made only incidental reference to the freight
regulation
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
NEGLIGENCE CAUSES MANS DEATH
Lack of Railing on Scaffold Also Results in
Injury to Boy.

Negligence in not providing a guard rail on a
scaffold as the law requires was responsible for
the death of man and the fatal injury of a
ifteen-year- old boy yesterday afternoon. Both
fell from a scaffold on which they were painting
at No All West 124th-st. The man died at the
J. Hood Wright Hospital unidentified The boy,
Joseph Leslie, of 116th-st. and Amsterdam-ave..
is expected to die any moment.
Immediately after the accident Inspector w.
W Walline from the State Factory Superin-
tendents office went to the place to find out who
was responsible for the negligence The build
ing at which the accident occurred is owned by
John p. Leo of No. 10 st. Nicholas-ave., and
the contract for the painting let to Charles
Geps of No 8, ,694 Broadway.
The and the boy painting the rear
wall OF the building and had lowered themselves
on the scaffoId from the third to the second
story and, after securing the fells on both
ends Of the scaffold started to paint. The scaf-
fold upturned, throwing them backward to the
ward
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justtce Addon1s of the Supreme Court appointed
Yesterday Henry Melville receiver Tor the properly
- NJ Touv Company, dealers in general mer-
cbandtse in suit brought by Saks & Co, judg-
r,ent creditors for s0l4 Co.
Charles P Blaney has been appointed receiver for
the partnership property Of Albert +. Tuma ano
Ch.rles n Parsons contrs ctoTs pending a suit
bro,,,,bt Inv Albert Z. Tuna against Charles H.
parsons for an accounting and dissolution of
partnership. , r,. ,,o.+o-do,,
appeinted Albert c. Wall ancillary receiver Tor the
ci,itans Mining Company. New-JeIsey corpora
tion with an office No. 30 Lberty-st. this city.
~ suit brought by Albert d. Filed. stockholder.
e. q IissoIut on of the corporation. A receiver
Vas appointed for the company by the New-Jersey
co,--.s Eentember 25 Justice Slower fixed the bond
of the receiver at sl,GoO.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
BIG BREAK IN COTTON.
Staple Drops 10 Points FolIo1olng
Ginners' Report- Rallies.

Washington Nov S-The Census Bureau issued
a bulletin to-day showing that up TO November
6.4s3e46 bales of cotton had been gnned in TINS
country Round bales counted as half bales
The figures the result of telegraphic reports
made by agents of the Census Bureau from all the
cotton growing States Owing to the fact that no
report was made In November, 1904. comparative
statistics are not available The last previous re-
MORT for the present year, showing results to Oc-
tober Is last gave 49lo72s bales. The figures &C
cordng to-days bulletin. for the various STATES
follows: .. 10 90.
Alabama 15,457; Arkansas, 211,113; Florida 4S2lS
Georgia 1l32 800: Indian Territory. 1885, 1872 Ken
lucky sos: Louisiana, 1,249; Mississippi 5l0On;
Missouri 141s1 North Carolina. 4Sss2l Oka@hon1ia. @ 1i
Texas 1852 PAS, and Virginia, 7,4l9
break of 30 40 points in the local cotton mar
ket followed the announcement Of the figures OF
the sinners' report January selling down to 1lo6
cents and March to 11.25 heavy trading. The
market later rallied 10 to 10 points, largely on Gov
ering of shorts and closed steady % to % points
1,0der Monday
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Proposals.
SHOP MACHINERY.

PROPOSALS FOR SHOP MACHINERY,
LkTigEs planners SAW AND TIMBER DRESS
fsts NArafIeFE DRILLS ENGINE. ENGINE GNDlCA-
auhE pHfEsthE GAU9fss. lsiGhTs SHEET srEtll1
stslsE -s8f.s - FNEYGRS' PHOTRACTORS AND
.1ftfsu HfTF TRlSIlNG FRAME. SAFES LAMPS
tffls& fafTa mtt.k CASS POLICE WHISTLES
f.faf5asa aFf4TiEN UTE&ritS5 KNIVES FORKS.
e.-sfFe f-l. one fsinuisn Canal Commission
November r. ie0o--Ssaied proposals
ats 10 fse-i7ea a. the enee OF TIE General
49, fFeErsf. fstfuiau canal Commission. wash
T. ~ a n. November "a. 1908, at
~. rar ar opened In public. turn.shing
Blanks and fun infoTma-
- go. =. 'ar--H~a fhis once Offices
- ta@s..s4. AssinE Agents, - state Street. New
f.4h f.f.r aHH faHt.u| hpu-et Nv orleans, La. SO
ase 4 traHhesF street. san ffaacscO "a! and 40
f.4efnrfrr Bui.dhg Tacoma. Wash; also
sas- tssf eusftrsfrast@f Department Of the Lakes
faIaarst sHE aaeFs.sl 1funs a2oolIe. AA-O w
fatlaa tssHsfsl furghasirg ofieT-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
HEAVY BREAK In STOCKS.
PRICES DECLINE AFTER EARLY SIREN
lu Nouey at 10 Per Centayoa Uncertainty Sentiment

II, their actual worth. The argument, however.
is made by some conservative people that prices
for all securities are high enough. but whether
or not this is so. and It probably is In many
cases the fact remains that the greater number
of operators in the Street bullish. expecting,
of course reactions from tina to tune. II IS
evident that stocks are in strong nards and
that the holders have ample means with which
to carry their possessions
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
BANKERS. posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Ne"- Orleans - Com
nnercfal 81 discount: bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, &c: telegraph. ic Boston-loc and l5c
discount Chicago-25c discount. Chareston-Buy-
ing mar; selling. 1-10c premium. st. Louis-50c dis
count bid 3Oc asked Minneapolis-i0c discount.
C,incinnati-Par Savannah-Buying. soc discount:
selling. 75c premium
RANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges.
s5,i 1s2 s40: balances, 1851, $50 Phadep phia-Ex-
changes $s2 743 1856: balances. A66257s. Boston-Ex-
changes $lsOSS. 12s: balances. A,T477i5, Chicago
Exchanges $50 422 us; balances. 81 1854 Baltimore
Exchanges S. ss2.917: balances. ss3i27s- St Louis
Exchanges 50. .l64, ,6s2; balances. S5s7,Ge5-
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. s3c; Mexican
silver dollars tsl.c. Bar silver closed in London
at % Lied
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 23.20 Lisbon. 500
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 2G2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. sl9oil7 internal reye-
nue. receipts s7l3s75: miscellaneous receipts. s256i
Receipts day. $s27 66; expenditures 81 =
coo. Receipts month 20 date. Sl2.S ZOO cs
pendtures sl2 10000; excess Of expenditures $751;.
25 Receipts for the fiscal year 10 GATE, s. 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PANAMA e. r. DIRECTORS MEET.

meeting of the directors Of the Panama Rail
road Company was held yesterday at the offices OF
the company at No. "a State-st. President John +
Shonts presided. The other directors present were
Admiral Endcott. General Haines, Domingo
Obalda Minister OF Panama; E A. Drake William
NeIson Cromwell and r. l. Farnham. The meet
ing was one that had been adjourned from an
earlier date There nothing of public interest
transacted only the reports of officials of the COM
nanv to the directors being taken up. No new
Ma MS were promulg for the future operation OF
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PROPOSALS FOR COLD STORAGE BUILD

a rssC rl-e of the Purchasing Agent. Pan
ss RsilFosd ,na9any. state Street, New York, No
4str sth proposals VIII be received at the
oCe Assistant Purchasing AgeLt Panama halFosd
srrpany Kew York. until = 7. M.
the construction OF nreProof
purposes be erected Colon. Republic
except steel be furnished by
company full Information be OBJ
a this once ALFRED ANDERSON. Assistant
Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money in
London, 21302a4 per cent. Open market discount
for short bills 441s per cent; long bills per
Berlin discount rate. 49, per Berlin
exchange London 20 marks 42s4 pfennigs. Paris
discount rate, , 1916 per cent. Paris exchange
London % francs 10 centmes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money 88 9-16; for the account. SSs. French
rentes. so francs S71a centmes.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at :
per cent highest 10 per cent lowest 61s per cent
last loan per cent; close, Sq9 per cent; ruling
rate, Z per cent Time money was quoted at 4sa
per cent for sixty days. 4a4a5 per cent for ninety
days 4H94&4 per cent for four months and 414a5
per cent for five and six months. Commercial
paper was quoted at per cent for sixty to ninety
days and 505i2 per for four to six months.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Amount added to surplus. ........-.

The freight tonnage increased over last year 6i6.-
22S tons. Average earnings per ton OF freight de-
creased I261 cents and per ton mile o50 mills. as
compared with the previous year. average earn
ings per passenger increased 11si cents, While earn
ines per passenger mile decreased 3.s mills. Gross
earnings per mile of road are the largest in the
companys history. being SS9S o. against 81 Ala 02
~
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

London, Nov. s, p. m.-The market for Amer
icsn securities was strong Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND WESTERN.

The pamphlet report of the Toledo st. Louis and
western Railroad Company for the fiscal year
ended June 80 1905. shows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Dividend Notices.
Copartnership Notices.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN
that the partnership lately existing between EDWARD
l. Rlirnne and Henry J. Bmline. of the City, County
and State os New York under the firm name of a L.
T3lfune & dissolved the 4th day of No
VEN 1905, by mutual consent
Edward L. Biimline, who viii continue business In
dtvfdu z. L BliTnline & Co,
authorized debts due to and by the FRI
EDWARD L BLIMLINE,
HENRY ". BLIMLINE.
Dated November 4th, 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Public Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT 70
Water supply Commission will at the Court House
IN the city OF Kingston. N Y Monday November "a
the afternoon of that DAY, for the
rrpose OF hearing all municipal corporations or
civil divisions State OF New York that may De
affected by execution OF the plans OF the CITY OF New
y.rE additional supply of water
Mountaa region. which plans We're n4e1
with the New York State Water Supply Commission on
November. 1895. at its ONCE NO 1o South
Pesrl Street Albany Y where the same are open for
berber SAID plans justified by public necessity and
just and equitable TO the otiler
civil divisions of the state OF New
ot and TO the thereof affected thereby and
whether plans make fair ana equitable to
r. determination payment and all damages
nersous and property both direct and Indirect which
vii result from the execution thereof
The such plans Will anect anus situate IN
of Westcheser. Putnam, Dutchess Ulster
Albany, Orange, Richmond Queens
,s+ar IN streams flowing through said counties the
said and also the water rlshts
An rersous municipal corporations and other civil
az the State York who have objection to
N. said plans in order TO be earo thTeon
writing in the office Of
,hs state water Supply Commission in the City OF Albany
X on or before 18th day Of November, 1900
filed must particularly specry the
grounds thereof No person mnncipsI OF oca
authority hsard IN OPPOSITION lhereIo except on
Sbieciions 90 hled. -
fated Albany, y Y, HENRI h ff-6sOttSs.
ERNST ]. LEDERLE,
JOHN A. SLEICHER,
MILO NJ ACKER,
CHARLES DAVIS.
Water Supply Commission
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Nov. s.-The official closing quo.
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Bankers and Brokers.

Bankers and Brokers.
FOR SALE.
Royal Baking Powder Common,
Hudson Companies Preferred,
New York and Jersey (TunneD IS,
u. S. Title Guaranty and Indemnity,
Cripple Creek Central Preferred and
Common
FREDERIC H. HATCH.
Dealer IN Unlisted Securities Railroads and other
Corporations In tn. United States and elsewhere
Tai rIJs Brad 80 Broad ST., New York
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

Total sales Of bonds, sa,410, 500.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

1.1ls.4a5 rotal eales for the day. 'eHli'i'd.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Closing prices yesterday of bonds oeart IN

ENLISTED. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
THE IRON TRADE.

| IBy Telegraph to The Tribune]
| Cleveland Nov. S-"The Iron Trade review
| Tomorrow will say:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

HENRY II. PERSONS,
President,
ERNST ]. LEDERLE,
JOHN A. SLEICHER,
MILO NJ ACkER,
CHARLES DAVIS.
State Water Supply Commission