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3sLYERLY MURDER.
Governor Glenn Changes Date o.
Trial to August. Nj.

\ Especial to Tho TlmeE-D Ispatoh.J
CHARLOTTE, N. C,,fJulyf Governor
Glenn has changed tho date of the spe-
.oial term OF Rowan County Court for the
trial OF the alleged Murderers Of Isaac
her Junction, from July s0th. first set.
Judge p. II, Long will try the case
August 9th, The change Is necessary In
order to give time for the oominissTo
to select a grand Jury.
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Att. AlNTIC q AST lin Es

ElFJECTIVEW q.
Ia Trains leave Rio mond tda " M ga 49,
6 FOR Norfolk. i. ;6O n :ooT r. AM
a Far N ana ". Ry. il 10 ana s:se
n XII, $40, $50 n III, Il Is ID Il 80 =:
For 3oldsboro and Fayes,syil ;ss X. q e.
fsslo:N ana li:4e \. 4 s:os q ;ssss
and 80 Pr n sSst fsA vi
Z Except sunday - Sunday only Efs5
Timc ioe arrivals and departur and seonnsc',
lions not guar nteed ~ Fl w SSys
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Nor. Ostriches Received.

Manager Jake Wells left for New York
last night after making arrangeem e. ana
ascension and parachute jump at ldle-
Tho moving pictures In the stadium
ut lakewood are proving nttraetiVe u 8, g
they viii be continued indefinitely, u !,
rive moro ostriches reached Rlchmondl
last night from ATLANTA, ana they Wall
be- Installed on Tho ostrich farm ~ y ale'
wood making ten IN Ill: ~
'aThis feature OF tho pleasure resort ID
proving one OF the most attractive.
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IndependentELin

az. "a sneniRl 10 Tho Tlnea. Dlspatch,l ~ 81
+ 8FAYETTHVlLLln, n, 81 CT, July, l7,--Mr.
III H Andrews, OF Raleigh, son OF YicN-
President Andrews, OF the Southern Raj *
way is In Fayetteyille. asking business
chants. This ts5very Important al show
,inY the entrance into this city OF that
iiho. Flo ID Introduced BY President IA,
Mills. OF the Raleigh and Southport Rail-
road, which fixes thAt az an independent
iine, carrier for both the Atlantic Coast
Line and Southern Railway, 81 VI
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''1|iHEMARK|ET|D|.l||
Prices ] [: 5 DRIFTING D !. l
There Was Some 5Re spoiisc to Re- &c:
vived4 Rtinors @Re garding
Various Stocks.
MONEY On CAL II = VERY & Y EASY Z. A (
Days Net Changes Were 1nsig--
nificalit, and Closing Tone
Heavy and Dull.
ifRYlk Aaaocihted PreBs. ]

feSjS BY Associated Pf0BS 1l3
Sl5 Jew Y OIeISi July 18.--Sp eoulativo scrl-s
\ novelty OF advancing prices OF stocks ana ~
the maintenance OF the ADVANCE With stchl
persistence as was show n yesterday
Y There was Il marked lack OF spec uliklv x.
Y initin tive manifest as q conseq ueEce ~
to-day's dealings. und the market r J. W e
almost idle for n largo pa .of the $.Iine.
with prices drifting lstlessly ana VIII VIZ.
IA we'll of,t,cd & Go ors,e h NJ There was az
distinct an ABSENCE OF pressure 20 Ailqui.
K date as there was vest erdny ). but me ne
effect seemed less encouraging upon the
7 buying thu !. vas sevi cnt. N cH's yNas III
\ tlel regar IA but sicre was some response
a ID revived st runors rega riding va riou "
stocks nalgn,nnted Go ppcr8 and Sout "
4 ern Pacito8werc spoflsiye 90 K gossip 81
Intended Increase In vidends VI a coming
4 meeting 81 st. Paul directors gave %
/ lion for repletipngof the many versions OF
tho Il supposed plan 10 Il finance the Pa
& citIc Coast Extension, and the III STOCKS
L pnce more N moved II o. n 81 accoutl o. the
ore lands deal u 8S .$3
u Call money was very easy, a,us 70 tos for
tine loans were full 4 suBtained US nc
dying out Of demand on the advance G.
allowed prices ITO slip back ana except
4 ing IL handful o. the most active specn-l
2Iativc b stocks. the M days mel changes
were insignificant and the closing \ tone llt
h was dull and heavy. III u "a.
sig8 Bonds were Irregular. Total sales. par
value, 81, za3, 900. United States ~ and -
declined 10. and the old As - per cent cent.
ION cali isEs 4t py5 S;S
8s Total sales Of 81 oclts, 4oS,l 0 shares.
II MONEY AND INK CHANGER CLOSE
Money on cali, & easy. Il 96l2 3-4 per cent.
lowest, q; closing BID, 2: offered IT 49,
Timo loans. strong and dull % days. : ~
per- cent i; 90 days. 1-3ft4 s-4,t months.
5ii-2qI5 "a.
Prime mercantile paper. COG d IL per
cent. VI Sterling exchange easy Ct - sftYU
4 s146 Tor demand. an at a. slyp14 s1s6 for
Rsixty.day bills a Pos ted i rat q. "a S462 al-2V
4s5 1-2.Ss Commercial bills,g54 81 IL; bar
silver, SO cents. Mexican dollars 90 ~ 81
SrnpY1f n
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CLOSING BOND gu CITATIONS.

ChicaEo. ii 1. and pscn II, 1 Il, col. So. sok
ca c., c. and 81 Loula gen. 1ol }a
Colorado Industrial! g.. series
Colorado industria g., series u. 7s&
Colorado Midland III u ]. -. ..........
S SAX E. en- ssa,hsFa
Denyerl and RIO 0rafds y. 10o 81
BIZ pf soe,a 1len s$t
Hooking Valley :, lUs y
}:gs::
Japan eertifcaas !.
Lousyille and Nash Unified 4s..... 100
Manhattan con sol gold ~ 10l
Mexican Central q y
Mexican Central list nc. ]. !. y. q.
Ninn nj ouia a =. las
Miasol,ri Kansas and Texas IL
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.. ...,..... esE
Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust Il - Ri
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N Sr11alll Tobacco Breaks.

shockoe, stonowall IA and @ shclburne's
warehouses had small brenks yesterday,
ali OF them selling toget there little over
ton thousand pounds. The stock offered
was on the common 70 medium ordor,I
ana no fancy prices were marked on the
sales books, There will be no more
breuks until Friday. II "a. 81
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Seaboard Air Line Railway \

Ssoushbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily
ESQ a. .--Local TO- Norlina, Ralstsh. Char,
Q,.o p. N Through sleepors and Conohoat A.
800 iantn Dlrnl nghama sav annah. acksonsy.
Vile nd Florida points ~ Jaw
1000 pm Through Coaches and seepsis eaHt&
n annnh.s cksonv tlanta, Hirmin1
III i58S and Memphis 5
n or+hhound rraIru Arrive Rleh,rond Daily
q: 80 A. NJ. 4:5s P. $3.50 y.
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IMAYAL STORES.

Is IyIIMINnToN,g n, 7775 q, ulyF l7-sPIRITH
iSin d 5sNc: H reoa!psa, g
casks aH Rosin- FIJI nm nt 1881 RECEIPTS, iS.
barrels tar. Arm at ~, receipts. ~ basre!s
Crude Turpentpe, Firm; hard. 3. q dip =, %
yireIn. receipts igt ea rel /, y, /,
FIRM al s1Nc, sales. 81, casks receipts g LIS
casks sh,pmep ~ e. e., RosnFssfn
merits, barrels stocks 4ee barrels
ON, S. o.. July = 7.--T URP E:J.
TINE AND ROSIN--Eothln5 doings 80, 81 RE III
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National II, r. ofi dsxico con. Is ssh
New York Central gcn. ~ ~
q q .ae7 \.
or,her,n pnnno 7e&
No.snu "a We n am non i y
n,nro short Lne funding il Il. yoA
Ia. X - ~ 400 IN
a. = I'M HI iron Mountain con. s. il4N
So fouis and San Francisco *. 9!h
le.uo H. ina n .I SO "
Sn9p ~ 81 OlM
Southsr sctfiS III III certiticat les . Ssk
&onths,n tRa IWay 5s /. lish
a y fsI1 ~ a .s.....R1i8 &
Hs1a, ~ X - md Western is 8lH
HnIISn Paee s IA. I'd
~ III 4. ia s
wsSssh r,eh, 4. z. 1. lsA
~. a. n, IS ny
wnssl,nIE e csntl naHS tls
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Richmond ||lI|hIn and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars 81 leave corner Of Seventh and 4 Parry
Streets, Manohsster. every hour ton the hours
from IA. n 10 10 p. n. ast1 car - midn!shssI
limited car, 6:K p, M dalp. except sumo ays.s
3 Car leave PoteraburE foot .oe syca!TnirsAS
Street every hour from sss 90 e ~ M IN
Sf iaTt ea sxcep W. sunday r.; M
sxl, cars from Petersburs eonneet'ns kEEans
nd cNr
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! ::,OuthernR ailWay

1, HI, !, RAINS LEAVE RICffIiorlD. " s
oni,s ~ Following schedule figures publ
7So u ana are not. Enls
sS]n az at. Key!yIll. Chase Ciy
" iy-kim led-Bunse PullmenH ~
MMt at.n MA and Birmingham. New Orleans.
sl$S# MM,emphis Chattanooga and all the eoat1.S
Though coach forfs Chase City, OxKosos,i
AZ Dushatn and Raleigh SSS
az e M-Ex. inday--KeysyiliA $1ocal.. WI
1A:N x M.--Dnily Imam ready S:S
y. Nj, for all the South.
~ ~ - :. DIRK RIVER LINE.
s'oo s; N Except
,'':' E +; n \. sunday
t:4s ~ ~. n 5Etsart sundsy oeal 81
\ !. ~. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. III MD
e:o! A. 80 p M..From all the 6outn
S:S5i fM.--From Charlotte Ralet DufnAnsl
chase City and Local Stations. .
~! Ky -. From Keysyille and Local
. stis a. A 15Vrom Balti,sore ana
q: .. I s.ts =. NJ n
wills aa aas s AZ \ .sGp Sas.9'
II. BIZ sPEN GER, T%S s. II. $HAnDW1CKsI
Gen. MIR. 81 itsSf Pass Tint. MEf.sss&S
III ". RNTAY14oE.G g. p =
ss5 WAshington D
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IL BALTIMORE. Nd. July II, --FL OuR--Qu.et
and unphangad. WhoatASXeaki spot. cons
s KS ~ ssmthp,s
Wits ts& soIse dbl, yellow. SstSSAs, oats
Iapleri No, q ml4ol, zinc, va. nye-pH.l,
ton 70lssI DO. l, creamery y g22e EEgs-.
Firm AZ tIMu Ehssse--H tro,g Il large. ltso !
medium, ne. smell, llko sugar unchanS'
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FoR u /, EW YORK.

wa N, mi Line Steamers (excapt SATURDAY.
making Connection In Norfolk with Main.t LEA
ship a:y q pnd Ns,salec ss:
apeaKs ana Onto ny, Al y a u and I, RI
ans,y sS Sinssps sana =,
Mor'TsS cxs MA Isl r.. Main Street, Riohmosl
- T..nstsr CD, $40 70, Main street. The JsfeessS
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I CATTLE 4 HsIf!A1sKRTs.g
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKE
E{a2ty {Ealeg NJ g Union Stock YArdS.)

ill85ss$Sl RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
gs ssoek tspor for week ending
July a1sti, was rs follows. j, =. s.
. Best stcsFs sososdi ],
o good is ds1ess IS common, s35hs; bs 3,
2 faE s so%G I'd
s ssises soss psi h Sa. yss! $50
sheep aos Ssss Sos. !;
so S4os ses sod cod II Il s ssat vsex
IL :is
Il auo,a.ions as follows i: first qakfty Sesr
B gsis pe1 ] ,R ass4s ans o ssss
Mich slh Pesss 'ssss sS
es9s: ssss
" cRelss so
-csves should not be fahpped! ever 2, 2
old e soa fo y, x ssers y sase.
tssy psand onx r. ,0,a
81 Sheep and Lambs The mar ket wns stead as
se1loxs "a, a hsad ssai;
po, p Ses osns poaP
sa4c do conmon Per nsad vS spo5ns
sss @ :ss
n CHICAGO. July al. cATTLE-Re eipts. 5oo
Market sSg prices Gomm9,, e
e,mss s sSSs. SS ds ssNs $50
and asqog
e eses hsssg e se j Tsss AZ
81 sota f. seeaa e ese'e @
yeariinss, = DOS. lamo.. ss,eotse
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I, nay GOODS Sd, ( MARKET.

Il NEW YORK, July l1--The d ~ goods mar r.
|, ~ yyas steady today with "a better tone !n
nea rly : every department. Cotton rms nre
generally quiet with .pinners unwil l!ng s y
make any conces slons. = he pcrt traue s Ws'
mora active, III 5;s;a
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n r5.it
MISCELLANEOUS NiARKETB.
PEANUT. MARKET.

y pFsy f1sns ~ A., July 9i7.--PEANurs-
rket arn, ct fl.liA per- bushel.5
tlrn AT ~ tor. fancy stock
Machine picked at 92Hc;3 shelllng STOCK a
~ Gbsihc, * 5ry4S SSY lga5
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Futures opened barely steady from points ,
d Weather news appeared to be tho one doni.
nant factor II II egulatlng price,. AZ thoughn
raIis throughout the south. and especially q
report OF too much rain In ihss STATES
advancing the market, but the opinion !! coon q
prevailed that many sections that hsd .llght
xert lover II in 9conse quence. 4 ho closing was
.a.eady, about tho lowest and 2a9 points under md
\ Cotton futuro. closed sE stead July M1s;
August, Il. rs: September 1851 October. 70 "
November, 3 "a 81: sS December, 1910 ;35 January,
IT, 4s; February, 1851 n March. 10. 90.
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,lIl.1 HI[sf[O(INlD7PpRfsoDUcRSS MARKET.

(corrscted Daily, I. 3si 'lS!
ssPOULTRH-Lrvp. wv
Chickens, spring, pei ID s:.....,.v y Qs 4
1sns' ~ a. t0s' i; u}iT;rER
IL!
,s 9ssss, stsss s,a;;sa:
g u 4: Is IS
;;E|$$$$$!; s s; y:
SIa--PerT lunch ~. &, n. ,Ss8ss 90 Z q 1.v9 &
s$$Ssis
Common TO good ~ q ss.so
Clay peas, per- bus 9 8tt!ssySg
BEXNsANavy. ii No. ! whit .. ~. l,G? Gt !!o
lf Common to choice. per bus... !. y g J! ~
liked. per b,N *. *
POTATO IA 3s \. II j. !, I. &
B New, southern, per Dbl ..,....... We Y 2'vo
New Virginia, per Dbl ...,...... 2.G Y IsSS
PS-PeS n basket. % 4e g al.vy
TOALATOlsS-Fa Fancy, # carrier.... 2.ss @ ZIP s
Choice, per carried a-1o y 1.so
0cYMB1.l NC S-per iS chi .,..,...s g y LU
CuCUMBERB-Par$ box. ,s.s.... 90 II q !.io
CANTELouPDs-Fnncy. cratc..S Log q ~. ~ 4
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X. BALTIMORE STOCK sMAEkET.
6 RALTIMOREAI ND. July. II -seaboard All
Line common and prererrod--No thing uot:iS.s
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COTTON ARKETS,

!$s: esS :.!s sfss
sns as pretty xe dsisJ and press
showed little chango. but later q sreactionarys
closed steady. but q net loss e sas points
sssaaass ss
ssss fss
recent complaints 81 Ern ssyS heldss md de-
Ssa sssa ssss % ss
siderable blocks local bears Who IS
check the decline, SUI this SUPPORT fo Was less in
x sa Il. ..ssa .ss~sf
sS
ppein s1 liz po,so S'o1ss sa,Ss a
spot market wass 4 generally 5ynchanged ~ Fri \,
Ia Ssss
several local operators issucd circulars predicts
Ing .latxe crop 2, L. 4, ID, 81.
e,iN bales asall;t 5es4 last week, and IS zoo
lss1t r. ror The Il, week balsa sxsIn.l
ssS ea.,ss s; ssiss s.as;I
Cotton future. closed = steady.
GAugust !, ,...,...s.s:i0.S 81 t0.3s 1879 ID, 10
September ....... 1913 in.4s f tO.S1 lO.5f
October ,',.,,,',,, ~, " 1919 VIVID 10, 50 l0.4l
November ,..,,....!0te 1915 pN II l0,i.
December .r,.,..,l 90 ggf 1895 NJ 1897 VI fl0.<3
January g,,..,,,,nlo,5o 10. 1850 a8y 1913
.Ss %|sssx sS ss .sis S..s. NY
Cotton, quiet mLddlinR. 100 gross roce,pts,
Total to-day 1t all receipts 'su slsi
bales; export to Great Hrtain, q e7i ba1es 4 Is
baiaa ID Japan, so haless stNok ssi bales, Ss
GonsolI dated q al -poIss1 'et REGENTS Is Sss
France. 4, 69s bales, gstog tho Continent, s. Ia
bales; to Japan, 900 bales &, &. q
renalts. i7lp a.s baey; export to reat Ilritain.
eSosG1y bales; I'D Franco. 1ll8Ab bRlha; 10 The
\ % Mexico, $,16a hnlea. v s4 a Is VI VIZ II Il 3
cotton closed steady and UNCHANGED niddlinE,
lie, Total sales were 900 baes on the spot.
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Let The Times. Dispatej. be sent you
wherever you 60 this summer. Don't
forget to order II before leAvisg,i
Address changed ~ often NJ desired.
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N NV Z s'lPE,RoDuC7E 1iARKET,

u NEW YORK, idly II, y. !, I.ouR- 7,
Steady Winter patents, s. a.. G. Rye Flour
Steady cornn,e a7-oulet barley
,Wheat..tusy. No q FED Sss q. eleva Tor. OPS
,ions q Ni%d. 81 fes lower. May, 5sSX 9: July,
sske sspts,nesr pese M SS 'ans Is
&c Net lower: July. 81 Yet septenber. tsac.;
'f Ssaf9s: eady. cut Meal
Steady barely s.sady
H. ssaSo1 rurpen. lne-st sady.at sst5f5oos &c,
points hIsher 70 = points lower. #s suxar.RnY,4
stesdy y; fair REFINING, 7-sss;; csntrliugn,.
SfS-S!c.: inolnsses IA sugar. II -S2c. refnee,
qIi,uitter-steady and uncKnng Cd. Chez SCI
.stsnSys and unchanged % E1Cs-FlrmiS nearby
selected. 40. western, irsts l71 lsc, soutis
sr 'peanuls ana Frelshts- Quiet ana unchanged.
petatoea- Firm and & unchanged. &c bbas &C. -,
: csttonsesa 4 oii--sfeady With MODERATE
trade Prime crude mis sss:,S SsuIls
Prime white, iealsc. prime winter yellow 20
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CHICAGO, July l1.--Large pyimary. receipts
had asweakcnine erect to,day on 1.-The ssloSal
wheat ma rket. final quotations on Septenp .,a
we're practically UNCHANGED Prpvlslon Il were
9Mc. lower to ~ q. hi4 her, y, =, 45
Ths leading future. fsnssa, nas foiH ~ MAJ.
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STEAM soA'Tl|''s.
II STEAM 1oATs.
InRI00MYN n0N IA
~ STEAMSHIP COMP "

ivlght LIN for Il \ orfol k,ss
r,oAye Richmead eyery sysnSx Sso9s !, AZ!
en- Route q Fare. q. 80 ono way, - % round UP
Including stAteroom herths meals. s0c,i Saca.
Street Cars 20 Steamer wharf,
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3v Thomay Brunch q ca, Banksts
B.6, Asked, IsAI1oD.

SgSiJ " 4, b! y, IA IN iis y n [
8l.6Oo Missouri Pacific ...s.u......
8{i5OO Ma iotui Lent, ....u.. y.
( 8,lO0 New. York C0litral .....,. I.
900 Norfolk and wv osterti .s... y
4 9, 100 Northern Pueblo 81
ID, 100 Pentgylvntila ailrond S..s.
100 People, g Gas (Chlcngo) n..
200 Pressed stoel Car ..ss.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd ~.
zoo Kepu bic !. and 8 u com "a.
COO Republic !, and B., pfd.a..
II, 100 Il Gndink, com. 4. ~. .....
9s1il ReniifH, list pfd 5000
Reading, "a gpfd .s........,...
GOO Rock Island com .........s.s,
90 Rock Island, pfd..........1...
600 6lOss ...............s.i
s,loss, pfd ~. h. Z. ~. Y
27,5O0 Southern Pacific !...s....s...y
El,lO15 Southern Railway, com 90
q 800 Southern Railway, N pfd. !. "a
14 Seahoard Air8Litie, list pfd
Seat3oArd Ar Lines "a pfd.i
II Ia Scahohfd Air Lif1e, II corn q.
sSf 200 Tennessee Coal and Iron.
Texas Pacific ~. \, u. ~. J.
81, 900 Union Pacific ~. y. ....s..l
3i,8O0S United states Steel. .i.....i
1!,40o United States Steel pftdl. ~. NJ
q 400 United States Rubber......
600 u. 81 Rubber, list pfd......s
~ u s. Rubber. I'd ipfd........
100 Va. Car. Chemical, com ~.
va. Chr. Chen1ica pfd
Wabash, com .. ,t,,t
eoo Wabash, pfd NJ. ~,
100 Western Union U: Y. !.
Total sales, Al 800 !
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I, "a 4
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
ASKS REPEAL OF MORTGAGE TAX LAW.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: AS the still. small voice OF the citizen all
unheeded the rest Of the year. becomes most po-
tent near Election Day, I desire on behalf OF
property owners. and through the courtesy OF The
Tribune. to exact pledge from all candidates
who purpose to represent at Albany that II
elected, they will due effort secure the re-
peal OF the present dishonest and EeQUitabIe Mort
gage Tax law and to oppose any measure in its
place which tends, directly indirectly, to tax
mortgages. for the following reasons:
In the nrSr place, our state constitution requires
intention and purpose and this measure is purely
and simply revenue Wruns from real estate. al
ready overourdened.
Moreover. were this otherwise, IL goes without
saying that personal taxation Is OdioUs unpopular
and frutless Of good results. for experience should
teach US that its only effect Is to drive capital
other Localities than our own
Again, the borrower always has been and always
will be servant TO the lender, and as there is
nothing in ths law 1t stands al present 10 prevent
the recording fee from being paid by the former
he is now invariably required SO to do by the
latter.
Beside all this, IN ninety-nine cases out OF hun
dred, money obtained through mortgage securities
is either used for the benefit OF manufacturing in
tere5ts in the Improvement OF vacant lands
thereby greatly increasing their assessable value
This fact financial department takes imrne-
higher these unfortunate investors in bene-
dcial improvements
IN conclusion. it seems almost unnecessary 10
add that the effect OF a policy OF this nature and
legislation of the kind TO which refer is seriously
10 discourage important commercial and Industrial
10. 1873 Franklin avenue. New York City. Oct. n.
1906
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
SUGGESTS A MONORAIL LOOP.
Changes Of System Could Be Made at Bridge
Termini, It Is Said.

To the Editor OF TIE Tribune.
Sir: In connection with the various propositions
for speedy amelioraton OF the horrible and danger
Gus condition existing at the Brooklyn Bridge ana
the possibility Of renedying II speedily and per-
manently. permit me TO ask you TO publish the
Following proposition. which has been successfully
tried elsewhere and is IN practical operation:
monorafl elevated railway connecting loop
should be built between the WILLIAMSBURG and
Brooklyn bridges. This road should have columns
on curos in narrow streets and In the centre OF
wide streets. like Delancey street.
Inc roadoed Of this road will be open slatwork
ten Feet wide. whether for two four tracks. one
or two stories On the outer edges OF this ten feet
are the supporting and running rails and this space
VIII leave IS inches between the sides OF foot
incn wide cars or more than the present clearance
in the subway.
The structure. whether one or two stories. will
not take away light and air from narrow streets
and can be made noiseless and architecturally
beautiful, as has been done in Berlin and in EIber
This structure will not interfere with the fire.
tne tracks 10 raise any kind OF ladder or water
footing for fremen IS all electric wires and devices
bsfn aIafned Las ed On the under SIDE the upper side
never interfere with operation OF the road for
All signals are below and on the side Of the road
In order 70 make this road interchangeabe with
same same gauge, an that is necessary is 70 provide
At the bridge termini removing or interchanging
stations must be provided at which. while the pas
Sengers are leaving and entering trains or cars.
automatic devices remove and attach and detacn
proper motor trucks.
those left are then moved transversely as they
stand or hang IN correct position 10 be at
tached to the cars adjoining parallel tracks
ming in opposite directions
Such device has 6een in successful use IN this
country for more than generation. at points
where the connecting railways have different
gauges. AT those places the change Is made with
out the kno Wedge of passengers and while they
leaving and entering the trains. It takes less
time 10 make the change than 70 handle passen-
gers. GUS c. HENNINCf.
New York City. Oct. 2s 1895.