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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
GROSS CHEAT (nlR(fD

q. ". Stevens, guest OF the ia.
waiian Hotel. was arrested Saturday
afternoon by the local police charged
with passing a worthless check for $40
and attempting to cash another for q
like amount. lie came up before Police
Judge Whitney this morning. but his
case was continued until tomorrow.
Stevens Is alleged to have eashed
nj the Moana Hotel on the representa-.
ton OF Harry Lewis. who was a fel.
low passenger with Stevens on the 81.
boria, arriving here March II. Lewis
thought stevens was good for tho
amount When the check was present.
ed at Bishop a Company's bank II was
found worthless. and Lewis notified
the Iiigh sheriff. shortly after Stew.
ems came to Lewis and asked him to
cash another check, and was soon ar.
rested
Stevens asserts that he has GER.
tihoate OF deposit for 800 at the liza
waiian Hotel, but the police can not
Ind II, aud Stevens will try to explain
conflicting circumstances tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
ACH| ACTS ILLEGAL
ARGUES STEWART REGARDING
COUNTY GOVERNMENT PLANS

.s..
'Vhe subject ~ Tho uovcfnor'p veto
w oohnoo''on WIN county government
" ~ lhlmf'nn' .! lhlh 'lno' that ] dc
nfo w auu y nnnl WORD o what said
W you on ha,utuay' enld " Mooantp
s'owaf, '.'p mofnlns'
y, nnn poon llu'tpu'nbly shown that
,nu appo'',e veto mas 40 standing ~
Nmnf,un,l Jaw, Vbo limited veto IN
.poNaheu W some States, Oonsfona
W. w. wan, 70 npolla'' 'ho veto ~
NV n"',ef ~ we creation oi counties
',enoo 'ho wofdips' ms snail DO pro-
s,uou Wy 'he uoSolhor ANA '@glHla
'",n, 40
Duohsfshs ao'ea upon tho theory
w. our orsnn,o ~, ofen'es An, pro
v,usu .or wv sppo'nnss eye"m ot gov,
,nnsW sho'usWslv 'ne uovufhof
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
HOUSE.
Continued from PAGE IL

tlnguc hearing largo benuiinl hutton.
hole bououot. md massivo iovoirv
Petitioners nro of pnIoIo va,,oy an,
want tho site promIsed ,hom ma
chanel for use A n oom.,ory nof,r.
red to Health Committed
Mo Finance work.
The Finance Committee masa ,..
ports. recommending tho massage os
IInrrIa' "trua, comnnnIes" nm u,,h
nmc, dm,nts ,ndonicd1 rcromm.na.
ing that H. IA. no ,KanIhol "lIccns.
Ing BARRIERS" bo taken M with tho n.
conAc net which includes nrovislona
for barbcrs. recommending Tim, Kn.
nlho's sale of goods" net he taken nm
with the anne llconso net ndon,ed1.
recommending that sholdon's resolu.
ton asking tina, soyon mon no named
BY the Goyornor 10 roylso Tho inv
laws be laid ON tho tablo 10 no consid.
cred with the House hin of lllto ma.
,uro uald ON table 10 bc considered
with BIN; recommending that amount
asked Tor In resolution by Coelho NlO'
ooo) Tor the wharf Mt kaunakakai DO
not allowed report tabled TO be con-
hideiod win appropriation Dido rec
ommending that s63i.2O be paid tho
Paradise of the Pacific for printing
done report adop'cd)' recommending
mat ssiSo be pnid the hawaiian
Nows 20 Tor goods '"dopted) recon-
mehu'ns ,ne passage OF sen blshops
senate biil o. In re banking lmajor
Wy report hbled until minority report
W reau' recommending Coelhos res
oiuuoh Tor si'eoo Tor postage stamps
LOT iepers Wuop'ou), recommending
s,,ovo ,or 'ne p'ohn'aI period Tor mo
maternity home 'auopteu)' recon-
mcnu'hs phssase Oh sen Lanes pawn
prokers pi'' 'huoptcd) recommend
ing coeihob resolution Tor the purpose
OF rounding MI ices deposited by do
fcatcd candidates during tho 1908
county election tabled TO DO consld'
crcd with appropriation bilD recon-
mendins wall, Nichols Co.'S petition
Tor tl1'so FOR goods tadopteO.
Resolutions introduced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
FIRST Quinn sunday
NV LAW ADDS JOY
TO ALL DAYS D0lNaS
st loula ooLLEak osLsaRArSs
WITH A Npto,Al uAekuALL
GAME - huNpNspN AT
kA,Muk, 400,

"roo mucha aura," aaid the Japanes,
soda water phlnea alonp the dusty hlph
ways yesterday, too mucha aura, keer
store open all day 'apose YOU like
SODA water you can buy, 'upoae YOU
like olaar, cigarette, you can buy,
spoue yen ~, money"
Yesterday WAS the IRA, sunday IN
der Tho new sunday law, Qulnna Hun'
day, aud the town RenerAlly felt treer
W The leAA, felt more like moylnn aud
shaved ulans Vt llvlna w 10 la feel,
lnHa
folka hounh, soda water and cinaru
AMI lre cream even w oaHen whore they
dld not particularly want then, lust ~
va,iafy themselves that they could,
Men MsNrlaled IN barherp' ohaira IN,
w u oolock, enioylnn the two hours
addl,lonal grace allowed Tor phayea ny
Tho new law ,hla was especially oon'
,rhlcnl ~ perAonA arriving on the
mornlnA nlenmern, they dld not have
" hasten " net their fueea manloured
before y o'olook M heretofore,
,,own ~ the Oriental dlA,rlct every
,hlnA IN tho way Ut establishments nup
plylna meat and vegetables was Wide
open, Japanese refreAhment inutitu'
llonH were dolnA hNalneAA all over the
city, Oriental drun p,oroA we're open
OIL day baseball was played NJ Aaln
park There were tow caAoA VI drunk
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
nICuCnuN CONCERT
Was GREAT SUCCESS

The men ana women NJ Scotland
are mol alone In their pleasure when
Scotch hOnsp ARE Alns M Jessie Mac
laohlnn Hlnnn them, Ana that person
N fortunate who receives his nfnt In
piosfl0na " Tho land NJ brave lads
aDd bonnie lahAleA from the lnterpfa
tall0n Given ItA music by this artist
Tho Opera House WAS Allod saturday
nlnhi by M enthusiastic audience thu,
came early, stayed late and SIN was
waH not Hurfollod
The Scottish Thistle Club, under
whore auspices the concert WIS given,
though not n large Organization, has
salnod n reputation for ass0olailng lts
enterprise with success, the Mae,
lapllan concert was another score In
Nv favor Miss Maclaohlan carried
her audience through the whole Enni'
~ NJ emotion ffOm the vigorous AplrI
II VI martial airs ~ The patiOp with
which Aho interpreted Tho well known
song VI "I,Ooh i,OmOnd", 'fhe audience
seemed never " Tire, Ene0fos vera
d feature ANA Miss Maola0hlan WAS
favored with n pf0fusI0D vi n0faI Ut
buies In which magnificent IsIs played
v prominent part 'rhs cheer that
went w when nbs demonstrated that
| ahe knew how ~ wear tho IeIs Wan \
characteristic Outbufst NJ enthusiasm
win Mr John MoJlndsh on ihs
program thefs IN not u ti0inent TOT The
audience IN iOno Nv interest, Mf NJ
i,lnden'a performance was superior n
anything that n Honolulu audience In,
bee0 favored with Tor many years, n,
lan complete mastery NJ bIn an and
M IN Interpreted tbs simple Bo0tci
airs M mora dlfi0uIi Instrumentation
hlH audience was convinced that NJ
Linden has beeD properly referred I,
NM the "Wlyafd VI the Cello,
4, Fulton Dick, who has been hear
MI scotch gatherings, made u very M,
IafMoi0fy impression On the nfst IMfx
audience he has appeared before II
ihe olly, iin was recalled On each Nj
peafaDee, f'be closing feature VI N
program, the singing " "A0ld Ian
Hybe," WAS Inspiring ana showed VIA
n perfect hold Miss MaoiaobIaD IN
upOn hef audience, Those who usi
ally run f0f ihe Gar NJ lbe last peflo
were hold M II bypn0llsed, ANA ~
j0ye0 N,
Miss MaolnnhlaD viii rive aD0ih,
, 00npDn nest Saturday evening M
should have n crowded house,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
PETITION S|(NERS

Hdllof byeDlns bulleilDi - should
u0vsfD0f Starter sean thu names VI Tho
petition praying him 10 retain School
Superintendent Atkinson MI Tho head
NJ tbe Department NJ PUblle inplfuoi
Hon. IN would 1bd The signatures VI
sOMe NJ Tho very candidates them
selves wb0 have exhausted about ~
NV resource NJ tbelf command, NJ n
IN understood, IN tbeIf futils attempts
thus faf " Influence The Governor u
announce hla eh0los f0f this really
very Important once
T'he altitude assumed by these can
dIdMlen IN N say The ieant u n0vn One,
fDf here W. nDd them challenging tha
U0vsfD0f's judgment f0f asking NJ
ppnDlendeDl AlhIbAOa'a retirement
ana ngaln punblns him " Invest them
Win The mantle which tho present ~
pn,lnleDdent viii AOO0 surrender
n may ~ possible W fo0l ibs doy
ffn0r sometimes ana yet MI possible
M NJ M eysn n Illiie MI tbe tlDe,
what aiOut CONSISTENCY thou mi
\ jewd"f
THA0iciL
Ii6BDiUlu, Anil III, 'Ob,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
TIN " MAUI NOTES



WallplD, Maui Apul H.. iiln Lara
thlp Iilph0p lteplaflDh NJ Honolulu IN
Dspeeled IN WAlluhn Desi Wednesday
Nv lhe steamer Ulan1lnel Tue bishop
Whlle here VIII administer The fI,e W
confirmation W several candidates pfe'
pafed IN ibe hevI VIM Ant
llepDly Hhefln aBd Mia W NJ taf
iefy M WAlluhui afe entertaining ihelf
numerous friends NJ n Iuan Nj theif
home IN vineyard street. lhlH after
n0DHi Tha event IN IN eelebfNlI0n M
W. birthday anniversary W lbelf
daughter IVA
1be peGple M Wallutu afe curious
IN nnd gu lhe 0bnDsl0up provisions M
uuiBn't SUNDAY Inv wbleh caused lbe
IeslAIaiUre W override lbs Governors
ynlG WalIuhN believes IN Nh 0peD
sunday M ND 100 0peD Nm W destroy
M nnHnlly NJ HAT hnlI0wed day
Assistant deputy ATTORNEY iiebetnl
WIN VI Ileen a0HH w honolulu ny thlA
EVENINGS OlMudlnei and VIII ielulB N
Walluhu Nv nv snMs steamer hssl
Wednesday MGfDlbs N complete nrW
lnhl pANnH ieWNlnlnr IN lbe calendar
Ihs IONA IlllhNfdp0n enAe ~ nm
bpyylnMpbll WHEN ieNnIled IN n mis-
lllal VIII Nv lflna nynlH nesl Wedner
NV M9fHlnf bnfGfn n BeN lflAI Ildpe
4 new vinlfn haA bHsn INNNtd w W,
lhh tNla fhhsi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03

blank books Of oil sorts. ledger
,tc.. manufactured By the Bullstin Pub
lshins COMPANY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03

go, ascw e.rds on eel. :. sul!..!n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03
SNAIL FIRE PUT OUT

A snail nfs neaf ,hs eofnsf N ~
His ana Nina streets called 0ut The
nfs department NJ 1850 tbIn morning,
Tbs department, had NJ trouble IN pill
ms eUl lhe my nnmeA lhey found
IN \ uhIHaAs store, caused nv eafeleHaly
throwing 4 lighted msldl nmoDe SONS
l6DAs ND0d ihs damage wna nominal,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-04-03

n IN calculated mat IN Bnylana,
Ireland scotland And IN UnIled
hlalaH ShO0ODDD0 \ yeW n Aps6l IN
pGll ghnre Ms NV e6li Dlubn IN ishp
MHdl qGO IN Ams,lqal NV IN Scotland,
ana IVA w lfelahdi npmbeNhs nlle
tilhef 100000 players
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
LOCALS

\. A. Dean of Tabor was in town
yesterday.
J. II. Reed OF Bethel was In the
city yesterday.
ID. n. Lloyd Of Reliance was the
city yesterday.
Mrs. T.. II. Astin returned TO Mum
ford yesterday.
J.F. Parks returned from a bust
ness trip yesterday.
J. Il. Ogden OF Burleson county
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Minnie Foster was visitor
from Wellboru yesterday
Read Fountain a Co.'s BLACK
board" on second page Changes
daily. d-tf
Charlie Novasad and Frank Janek
of wheelock were in the city yester-
day.
You get II at Norwood's-the cele-
braten Lion brand Shetland floss In
all colors. 26s
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
MEMPHIS INTERESTED.
Rumored Some Time Ago Tha, General
Mriaht Would Reslan.

Memphis oct 49,. Much Interest
was manifested here lu tr' Associated
Press dispatch from " shington stat
Ing Tint General Luke r. Wright gov-
ernor ~ the Philippine Islands would
soon retire from office 4 rumor ~ his
early retirement recently reached
Memphis but close friends 81 the gov
crnor denied any rumor ~ such action
Friends ~ General Wright expressed
the opinion that his return 90 Memphis
would have a direct bearing upon the
political situation IN Tennessee. u Is
said he may enter the race Tor United
States senator or governor Hon. FL
bridge Wright. son 81 Governor Wright
and a well known Memphis attorney
said that the news n his fathers early
retirement wac entirely unexpected by
him. lie wor not discuss the report
81 General Wrlght's probable entry
into state politics.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
CORY and CHASTITY.
Horrible Drime Was Perpeirated In
the Metropolis.
CORPSE CHOPPED UP
Head Cut on and Put on sidewalk
and the Remainder Of Victim
Treated So >hamefnlly All
Homes Are broken.

: New York. oct il.-The finding Of
mans head in East Eighteenth
street. near Avenue G. early Thursday
resulted In the discovery. Of an unusu-
ally revolving murder. the victim OF
which was Thomas =. Corcomn. COR
ooran was killed probably wednesday
night IN the house at 40 Third avenue.
After me picking up Of the head. the
other PORTIONS of the body were found
cut to pieces In the Third avenue house
The arms below the elbow and the
legs below the knees had been packed
IN sui, ease. and the torso and de-
naming portions ~ the arms and lego
were hidden In clothes hamper In q
room occupied by Frederick Bauer. an
elevator runner. Bauer was arrested
The point M which the head was
found n m9Ss than a quarter 81 mile
away from ii9 Third avenue. The head
was wrapped In the Sunday supple
ment or German newspaper. and
blue and white shirt The murder was
discHered through story told by
Geq<ge ianole. who occupied room
adbining Bauer's. and who rushed into
aAlice station saying that he had
IL "aks Tor hours listening TO noises
Which, he thought proceeded from
Bauer's room. lie said that late
wednesday night he heard at least two
men quarreling In the adjoining room
He says he heard shot and the sound
OF some one falling TO the floor Then
he went 10 sleep. About 2:30 o'clock
wednesday morning he said he was
awakened by strange noises IN the
room where the shot had been heard.
Twice a man opened the door and went
out and after laying awake and listen
INK for some time. decided that some
OF the sounds he heard were the noises
Of bones being broken. This suspicion
caused him to notify the police
Bauer WAS found etnering his room
by the police and said 10 them Il
found my room like this when awoke
this morning
lie said be- had brought two men 20
HIS room Wednesday night one "a sol
dier. Bauer fell asleep while these men
talked he said. and when be awoke the
soldier YVES gone, leaving the others
body az the police fouRd u. The police
found that Bauer's socks. the right arm
OF his undcrshirt and the right arm Of
an outer shirt were covered with blood
A badly nicked razor WAS found on
top Of a trunk IN Bauer's room. and o
revolver with one chamber empty WAC
also found in the room.
Bauer, who n thirty-uihe years old
II employed ms AN elevator man 20 the
Union Square hotel The police make
the allegation that Il was "a crime OF
degenemcy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
oARwooo SPEAKS.
His Contention IL Stated In Attempt
ing 20 Tax lntsrstate Commerce.

ING 10 Tax Interstate Commerce.
Austin. oct. ~. Arguments were re-
sumed Friday morning In the injunc-
ton suits ~ allied railroads against the
state, enIolning collection Of tax under
Love bin. The entire morning session
was consumed By Judge ~. 81. Gar
wood. general attorney for the south
ern Pacific. His argument was devot-
ed 10 the constitutlonality 81 the act.
lie argued that the law was contrary
10 the Federal constitution. lie also
coniended that the state was attempt
Ink 20 tax Interstate commerce under
the Love bill.
Court adjourned az $50 o'clock 80
the lawyers might attend the football
game between the Haskell Indians ana
the University Of Texas.
Adjutant General Hulen accompa-
MED by Colonel Devine and the Austin
soldiers. returned from Edna. where
they had been guarding Monk Gibson.
General Hulen said that he aid not
know what disposition would b. made
OF Gibson. but believed he would be-
taken TO Houston. He said everything
was quiet az Edna and there was no
fear OF trouble. although thirty soldiers
and twelve rangers were left TO guard
the prisoner.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
MUCH RED TAPE.
Exchange Of Rstiheatiors Requires
Considerable Diplomatic Work.

Washington. oct i3.-It was decided
Friday that the ratification Of the
Russo-Japau peace treaty. or exchange
~ same. should take place saturday u
was argued that Japanese Minister
Takahira should notify the state dee
par,mont that his emperor had signed
the treaty az Toxic. The state depart
ment was TO notify the American EN-
bassy at ST. Petersburg 90 that effect
and Spence Eddy. charge there. was 10
duly notify the Russian government
That government In turn was 10 notify
the French ambassador az Paris
through its own ambassador en- that
city that the Russian emperor had
signed copy % the treaty. The French
foreign OFFICE was 20 notify H. minister
~ Toxic and he IN turn was TO inform
the japanese foreign Office and this
was 10 be regarded as the formal ex-
change 81 r1tihcations
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15

George Dunn was here yesterday
from the Brazos bottom near Mum
ford.
Henry Sullock and Miss Ida Sui
lock Of lola were in the city yester-
day aud left for Waco.
Five hundred pairs Of boys, and
children's % cent stockings at Nor
woods for Is cents pair. 269
James Irby returned TO Rising
star, Texas, yesterday morning after
visit 10 r. J Deems and family.
Miss ollie May, a pupil Of the
Texas Woman's College, left for
Fountain yesterday to spend Satur-
day aud sunday with her parents.
We are now selling daily fine ten
der young meat from 100 calves
bought Of J. {. CLANCY. CLANCY
Bros. Phone $50. PCS
Rev. j. f. Dobbs has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the Mad.
isonville Baptist church, aud has
three other calls under considera-
tion.
Rev. ;. T. Thomas Of lola was IN
the city yesterday en-rOute home
from a Free Baptist Association
meeting at Bruceville, MeLennan
county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
MUST SHOW INSIDE.
Otherwise Circus Cannot Haul outh,
Over Waco Streets.

Waco. oct. l3.-City council passed
an emergency ordinance denying any
circus the RICH TO transport its para
phernalia. animals. etc. along the city
streets unless II exhibits within the
city limits. by showing outside city
tax a. avoided.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
Adopted BY Both.

Stockholm. oct. i3.-Both houses of
parliament unanimously adopted the
government bill providing Tor rutihca-
ton Of the Karlstadt treaty There
was no debate ia the lower house. and
criticism In the senate was confined 90
one or two speakers. who alleged that
too much consideration had been shown
for Norway by Swedish delegates.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
RECEIVED NOEL.
Emperor Of Japan Welcomed the Brit
ish 20 His Kingdom.


Toxic oct. i3.-The emperor % ia
pan received Vice Admiral Noel. com
mandcr of the British squadron and hls
stan and captains In Phoenix hall pail
ace Friday and welcomed them heartily
20 Japan. General Burnett Of the Brit
ish army and other military attaches
who arrived here from the froat. were
received In audience simultaneously.
All visitors subsequently had lunch
with the imperial family. Prince Ari-
sugawa, the elder statesmen and cabl-
net Officers were also present. The em-
peror placed Shiba palace 40 the dis
posal 81 Admiral Noel and party. The
city was filled with British sailors and
marine engaged In sightseeing All
classes were most hospitable.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
DIAMOND oEvoTEEs.
Fastidious Thieves Select the 6es,
Pieces Of JeweIry.

Muskogac. oct. is-The residence Of
J. X Edmonds In this city was entered
and $500 worth o. diamonds and Jew
elry stolen from jewel case The
thieves were doubtless connoisseurs a.
they took only jewelry containing dia-
munds
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
LARGE MILL DESTROYED.
Three Thousand Operatives Are Thus
Rendered Idle.

New York oct. IA cable dispatch
from Milan 10 the Herald says: "The
cotton mill o. Signor Cantoni the larg-
est In Italy. situated az Busto Arsizio.
has bene destroyed by FIRE. throwing
5000 men out % employment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
SHOT HER SPOUSE.
Neck was Torn Open by a Load From
a Shotgun.

Georgetown. Tex. oct. i3.-Nelson
Luckey IL alleged TO have gone home
intoxicated and threatened his wife.
lie was told not Go enter the room.
lie got a stick and knocked In the
door. His wife shot him with a shot
gun In the neck. His neck was torn
open. Doctors pronounced Il a fatal
wound
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
osnuine and Hearty sorrnv..

S. rctersburg oct. i3.-The Russian
press expresses genuine and hearty sor-
row at the death OF Prince Serglus
Troubetskoy. the foremost Liberal in
Russia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
wirsls.. sx.,.m Eor rul.a.

Tulsa, r.. oct. IA wireless tele-
graph system win soon be- Installed
here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-15
Three Cases.

Pensacola. oct. 13.-Up 10 noon Fri
day three new yellow fever eases ha4
been reported and no deaths
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-21
United states Government Bonds.
Consolidated Stock Exchange

Reported over private wire by John Fill
kins & Co., "A Broadway, New York.
New Haven Office, $40 Chapel street,
Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
OMAN -EIiUb ax,, Vloeo
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
$50 Furnished by Kimberly. Root & Day,
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IT
Yesterdays STOCh MARKET
Constraint Manifested Pressure Gem
tiers About AmaIgamated Copper.

Constraint Manifested Pressure Gem
tiers About AmaIgamated Copper.
New York, Jan. 20.-Constraint was
manifest in the speculative spirit Of the
stock market to-day, and the tone was
heavy and dull for the greater part Of
the time 1.-THE positive weakness. how
ever. of the opening was soon dissipat-
| ed. The pressure conferred largely upon
Amalgamated Copper owing TO disap-
pointment over the dividend DECLARE
ton. The stock was forced down an
!. extreme 1ss. and, without making re-
coyery, was effectively supported above
the low point. Brooklyn Transit re-
Elected revised view of the recon-
nendations made yesterday to the state
railroad commission for the improve
| ment of the system, and its decline was
arrested.
While the market was saved from the
sympathetic influence or continued
weakness in these stocks, there seemed
continued weight on 1t, and the nota-
BILE advances in special cases were not
effective in reviving the strength and
| activity.
More effect than usual was produced
by the disquiet of foreign security mar
kets on account Of the disturbances in
Russia. There was considerable selling
of stocks here for foreign account, but
| the sentimental effect Of the situation
| was of even more influence. Reports Of
gross earnings in railroads for the sec
| ond week in January showed a consid-
cradle falling off. New York Central
was notably strong and there was re-
spouse also in Canada Southern, Cieve-
| land, Columbus, Chicago and ST. Louis,
both common and preferred; Peoria
| and Eastern, and Lake Erie and West
ern. he violent rise in the Chicago Ter
rninal stocks was understood to be re-
| lated to a pending plan for reorganiza-
ton, but no news was Forthcoming on
that subject. rv.%& =. ~
There We're a number of notable gains
among specialties and minor railroads,
but in the standard list st. Paul and
Louisville and Nashville were about the
only stocks to show appreeiable
strength. The sluggishness of the gem
| eral list was not modified by the fore
| casts of the weeks currency movement.
| indicating another gain in cash Of up
pards of s6,OO0,000. differences unfavor-
able to the activity of interior trade are
suggested by the heavy congestion OF
| funds here. s~
The rushing up of Reading to soy in
| the last half hour of the market was
| only slightly more successful than pre-
vious movements in stiffening the tone
generally. and the closing was irregular
| and active. d.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $6,760,000.
United States new tours declined u
on call.