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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
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New York, July %. 1906
BEBVES-Receipts IA go head. including
market No trading today; feeling steady. Dressed beef
in fair demand at T99c per 10 for choice native
sizes No later cable advices from London and Liverpool
Exports from this port to-day $50 cattle and 5000
cALvEs-Receipts were iel head. for the market. No
sales reported feeling steady City active
and STEADY at 9gl2sc 10 country dressed light
ply and quiet az 5G1OiSc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were IA cars or 1854
head including l3 for the market making with the
stale stock. 10 cars sale all Jersey City. Sheep
were steady. lambs steady firm. unsold.
Common TO choice sheep sold 81 1885, per culs
al 81 common prime lambs at S59S7 70 Dressed
ton steady at 991sc per h dressed lambs active at
ssles-NcPherson & Co.. 239 Virginia lambs 70 10
average at 50 Is 100 10 1sS Kentucky do q 70,
So 10 do, 60 10 at So Kentucky sheep 152 10 S.
le9 Virginia do iOT 10 al S4 : 20 Virginia eus IS 10
Kerns Commission Co.: 2ss Kentucky lambs es 10 at
- TO- ZI3 virginia DO 65 n, at SO 60; 40 Virginia sheep
S6 n. at Sc IS; Kentucky do. 10 10 at s. So
Newton Co: &6 Vrginla lambs. es 10, at s5 IS; 25S
at Sc 5 II Virginia sheep. 100 ~ S3 sO IS DO ZOE i
Tobin Shannon: 22s Kentucky lambs es N A. 81 gO
24s DO d3 10 at 81 %: 230 do 64 81 25 do 4S 10
at 50. -
Judd Co: s6s Virginia lambs g. ~ az 81 25: 2e4
40 % 10, az 81 80; Virginia sheep 100 10 So So
r. at 50 51s PA do 6S 70, az S6; 1913 Pennsylvania
les ~ at IS 80 49,
HoGsReceipts 1915 cars or 2Is7 head including
haf car for the market No transactions reported
- " ~@'-'-' -
saess Judd Co date yesterday: 80 state hogs 1872
TO- AZ - 10 rough 20 10, az So 20; stag, 47O So
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
esNERAL MARKET REPoRT.

York. July 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market continued active and firm
a. net ne ., aayanes q 5go points na1g gain f9T @ 5e
points during The as ten days 50 saIss for The half
fresh business ana reflected continued broadening of
investment demand which has recently been attracted to
the market and which absorbed the realizing OF recent
buyers The days improvement was due 70 continuation
OF vaioTizato plan reports # better from
abroad notttSstann the rstber unsettled look Of the
foreign financial situation result Of two London fail
weather in sac Pauo was Of favorable average. hu!
The advance in futures has been acompaned by an a-
fully responded % the recent declines in the future
market and spot coffee today was quoted between sse
o9y is 70 Tbi s pTp 5 i9 3be ' ISra eeTe 70 ns?
the primary Iaarlets as buyer Of al cofse Offering
nilres per bag above present price reported
cured m a3d viii be forthcoing 10 @ put the law into effect
soon as Il pas ana II IS PFosiasa @ TN 5aa[ 10 Tea5e Of % i
loans he raised in Europe for financing the plan thst an
which itself might the effect OF raising the
wisdom Of THIS plan and the fact that its effect prob
ably be = stimulate IN otner c'as az an &
expansion production by planting the i'm
be ihs adacs n 9rcss Which the market is now begin
ming discount the big primary movement is hay-
refec equally large exports Europe in the near future
as exporters would naturally Try p take as mueh coee
P @ he W9ifR 55 & 5ne sePe m 1R addi,i6n to the
rtZstio s the market has some other points in is
fsZor according 10 the ideas Of blllish operators
claim that larger crop daring The present M season & das &
na1d for g9od ga6es Of coffee h1a has & Tes1l1sa & n @
-sT win he Street market for Rio IS and that with
prices VIII be 70 respond any adverse news from
August ana he early autumn Meanwhile considerable
long coffee @ Is % G2ng Taer 5n thg s fer thst aGy sgS in
application Of the Vaorization bill would cause heay
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
COPPER PRICE GOES UP.
Big Demand for the Metal f'1
Electrical Construction.

The price Of copper recently attained the highest
figure since the Secretan corner. which forced it
skyward in 1888 This was due chiefly 20 the In
creased use OF the metal for electrical devices.
Efforts 70 find a satisfactory substitute for copper
In electrical work have met with only slight sue
cess. Aluminium is the only medium thus far dis
covered but it's price and limited output place II
without the boundaries OF competition with copper
Many railroads are arranging for the elsctridea-
ton OF their suburban systems, and this viii ada
another element Of consumption, which viii be
large.
The worlds production OF copper is now stated-tO
be about 10000 tons annually. The production IN
1905 100000 tons greater than the average Tor
the preceding fve years, and the latest quotation
S4lS 81 ton. compares with an average OF et11 ~
for the last fve years In spite Of these almost
astonishing figures there are no excessive stocks OF
copper in the market While there has been an
for the last five years. practically ell OF the
important gains have been confined TO the North
American Continent, and more than half the total
increase is credited 20 the united states
tons. Spain and Portugal produced $500 tons, and
Mexico 60.0e0 tons. But there was an actual de-
pared with 1904 while the Mexican production has
more than doubled since 1900 1t is said by experts
that, taking the average increase In consumption
during the last nve years, eloOro tons or copper
will be necessary 70 meet the demand for the metal
by 1870 and. unless some substitute Is found, the
requirements will reach 10000 tons by 1890. The
pected 20 increase enormously during the next few
Exports Of copper from this country IN the month
Of March aggregated g. .s62 61 pounds, the average
a. 5s7 rs pounds. at 155 cents pound in the CORE
spending month OF last year. me greatest falling
where only 44sO00 pounds were sent, as compared
with 6.S13su pounds in March, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY july %. 1906

County per bag 81 25GSf 75; 90 Shelter Island per hs
g 9t2 80: do other Long Island ana Jersey, red and
yellow. bbl S20<2 25 DO Jersey. white and yellcw
per basket $lGS1 %; DO Delaware and Maryland white
per bush crate 75cQSi ~: do Maryland enG virginia
white per DBL S2aS2 50 do potato. per Dbl BASKET
sScMsl; DC per Dbl S2as2 %; DO Kentuchy per qs
u sSqSl 81 do Texas crate. $1Qsl =; Ossf.As ~ -
PEPPERS Jersey. per bbl s10Sl 90; do per = bb has
ket S00t5e; do box 40d6Oc; do Norfolk. per basket
or crate 40dG0c; PEAS Western New York large, per
basket, o)cQS1 II: do bag 60cGs1: STRING BEANS
state, green, basket. T5cdS1: do eoesOc DO
nearby per basket bag. 50475c; SQUASH. marrow
TOMATOES. Monmouth County, per box 40cdSl .; do
south Jersey. 3Oc6s1: do Delaware and Maryland per
carrier 25g50c; TURNIPS Jersey. Tutabaga per bbl.
Hay AND sTRAw-HAY-Receipts for the week have
considerably below estimated consumption for this
point Of distribution. but prices hold full recent rates
ana with the continuing lu of Saturday local demand
the market quiet. Saturday rarely day for
quotations but be remarked that the outlook does
not imply figures than recently ruled Hold
s OF strictly prime at close demand 81 o. We quote:
rie large bales per 100 N, 81 90 No 9599I1ze; No
mixed best t5Gs0c other b570c; clover clear SOQH0c
sIRAN-So special is be noted and late prices
h most demand 50G65c for long Receipts Of hay
ana straw IN tons reported the Produce Exchange az
noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad 30; West shore
Sairo2d. S9 Erie Railroad 29O Pennsylvania Railroad
road To- Central Railroad Of New Jersey, no. river
boats 3o canal boats ss; total 48 total for the
week Co.'s tons; total last week. 100 Receipts ot
ssra ~ tons; total for the week. 40 tons total last
week go tons Exports for the week lin baesl. ncuo-
ing Canada hay To Havana. 571; Liverpool 15S Kings
total. 7149 bales
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
NEW YORK PRICES.

,a s.1HoNThe market for pig iron certificates
9ot5 generally higher standard foundry grad@s are
SIS SIS September october ana November. 81 eoa$lT co.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs- Business in molasses was
te usual end Of the week character. with the tone
follow: MOLAssEs-New Orleans centrifugal common
orleans ogen Gets @ 5oSsd iSa 81 GT's isS
oeIsr l5SiIc good. lsg20c; prime 22q@4c fancy
6IIsIhs market eottonseed oil dull and
nues in fair demand but prices were 10 points lower on
PETR5LEUM M-standard White bbis Sc: bulk, : zoe:
PhiIadepha, 475e; bulk 4e5e. Refined cases New
G, ogs 4 gsJi; & euE 6'oS @ ~ so -
mus mus 2ie new crop; prime summer yeoS July: 5sg
81 ! a5c SoveabeT s2da2s4e and Decenber 81 ass:
e %te; SOC: prime me wlneT yeo~ & Sc; =, io9n
$79ase; Calcutta 156.r raw CSC; LARD OIL eegIle .c
count Of lower hogs and the decline in gran VIII n @ 5ra
Estimated Monday 5000 head and next week $50 600
y sl9 90 short clear S17asi9; REEF steady quotea:
Mess ssgSs 5o family SloeSi0 90; packet ssgSg oO
al S@s5z 1S n 90 I = 81 HOGS 3lis' * ns i9ig
lose cJTMEATs Pcke,d bellies quiet qgoted sTIoS I9
piekled sto1iders nominal quoted a. al assc picked
hams steady. quoted at 2l4ql2.ei TALL0W steady
quoted Middle West prime &C. nominal city lard stea1
America 1oc Continent loc: Brazil kegs 1Oc COM
d d9cN Em quoted a, Iasc sTRARINE firm quoted;
RICE-Rice was firm locally. with steady TO firm tones
ngs slq3Sc; second heads 4a4i=e choice heads ~
4sc; fancy heads 5G5'ac fancy heads 81 acc;
JeTan domestic. 4sg4&c Patna. 5lad5c; Java. 45s a
blac; Rangoon. in bond. Pa d2lzc
SCGAR-Business in refined was good IN the way
Of deliveries, and the market ruled firm with prices
changed and granuated quoted the basis Of 40c
less per cent cash Prices quoted are net less
moid e 15e ebe s s 935 xxR aRd pFaere eTsns9 @
powdered powdered and fruit powdered, 49oci
Eagle confectoners granulaIed 505c and
extra fine granulated 49oc Eage 10 cartons 70 bags
and . - bags Of fine granulated. 495c Eagle fine or
STANDARD granulaed and diamond A. 4s0c confctioners
a 4e5ei No /, 45c: Nos and 3. 440c; No 4. 4SOc;
., y ., Al =. .,
4o5c; No 10 &c; No IL ESQ., No u, 8 00c; l3 Il
and Is. 3S5c. London reported hests firm at
advance Of d with July and August quoted az ss I'D
The local market remained firm with higher prices asked
IN some cases. and duty paid rates quoted follows;
Centrfuga SO test, 3%G3 Is l6c; muscovadO 50 test
&c. molasses Be-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
GYPSY MOTH SPREADS.
1t Is Hoped to Wipe Out Pest by
Parasite.

The gypsy moth has now. according 20 The
Yearbook OF the Department OF Agriculture exc
tended its operations until they cover almost the
entire eastern coast OF Massachusetts,, reaching
far west as Worcester. far north as Hampton
and Portsmouth. y. H.. and south 20 Providence.
r. l. The moth was introduced into this country
In 1858 by a Harvard professor, who was expert
rnentine with the cross-bTeedng OF Wild silkvorms
and an egg cluster blew out OF his window at
Maiden. Twenty years later the caterpillars had
become such a great nuisance in Maiden that the
state undertook an investigation IN the hope OF
extermInating the species, and Il was found 90
have spread until IL occupied territory OF about
100 square miles
During the next ten years. BY constantly IN
creasing appropriations and by the active work os
a large number OF paid employees, the state had
succeeded in practically controlling all further
spread and In greatly reducing the numbers of the
insect In 1900 however. appropriations Iapsed
and from that year until 1915 the insect was again
allowed 20 multiply and spread. unhindered save
by the operations Of private persons. IL soon BE-
came as numerous Il had been early IN the state
Investigations. and the boundaries OF the region in
sions were reached.
While the gypsy moth has been attacked 20 some
slight extent by American parasites and predatory
insects, they had 50 little ereCt IN checlzing the
made @ import enemies Of these moths nom s' Es
rope. To this end 800 specimens OF a beetle which
NanISs ~ - &c., S,s az IiAs& tCt 5
were found 20 have died on the way. Ths most
important parasite. however. and the only one from
past seasons work. ls a large tRchlnid ry. This IS q
Tatheg general parasite laying tfs egzs o1 nQll-
are, says ''Thc Yearb0oS'' o. tie whole. layqTahl-
for eventual relief. This RELIEF however, vii not
gions must nor relax tAelr efforts keep t-s IN
suI.ous Insects down.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, July 2s-Closng-wHEAT: Spot nominal
FUTURES duH july Is Tiad: September, Sxd: Deceu-
per. Is I'D CoRNSpot quiet; Aneresn mixed. Old
4s 11sd FI0UR-st Louis fancy winter steady, IS Sd
HOPS-A6 London, Pacific Coast firm, f3 iOsaf4 LIN
SEED, SEED OIL quiet 2ls BITTER nominal PEAS
Common. Sc l0lsd. COTTONSEED OiL-Hul refined
spos firm. 2ls 1Od BEEF-Extra India easy. 65s
PORK nominal. HA9IS-Short 70 10 Quiet
61s- BACoN-Cunberland cut. % to so 10 steady SIS
3D. short rib IS p 10 frm 55s; Yniddies
light 2s 70 81 ~ 54s Cd do heavy. IS to 20 10 firm
bellies Il to l6 ~ 55S Sd shoulders square II IS
IT, qVI aus I'd L1AItL--Lsrfne Western, in tierC&s
CHEESE steady: American finest white. Sos 81: do
colored. 55s Cd. TALIOW-Prine Aus
tralian. in London. firm. Sd. TURPENTINE@Spifits
Gull. 43S Cd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
LAwARrlNe,s ROMANCE.

An Vsalf,n writer who has been runmRGlnS sa
fhe norfgh REGISTERS Of the NeapOltan ChuFc1 q
WeraelIrR has thrown q little adoittgnal light UIc1
SFo Sn5qoao Og romance between LamaTtine lli
tho fShermen's daughter, GFa2lella NucchiscllO.
Ts-a Tlrfortunaee CiTl p9FtEle0 oy drowning W1el
o,lt An ths dshins boat IN the Gulf Of Naples. BY
a Singular coincidence. nephew % hers. the son
az rer sister. now "a holy orders. q nON fEs
priest Of the parish and Ghls 60 relate 60 th-
Inquirer how "a certain French sISuOF uaEnet
IaEnaEtine when suggested % niu BY his visitor
hired room In his mothers house. and that ar-e-
poor GTaziela'G death, he suddenly disappeared.
never 90 be heard Of again. How much q ulfo.t
or OF hopeless passion 'ay behind that tragedy q
the bark az sea. the priest could say GOthi1s SO
tAaf the zeal mystery Of the
Is eVer.-le1lGo- GlooA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
OTHER mARkETs-sY TeLEeRAeg

Chieago July 2sCATTL12- Receipts. 500 head: mar
g 4 sfocSers and feeders Sc 4O9S4 2; calves S56s
ilOIS-ltecelpts, 42eto head; market weak to shade
9es @ mixed and butehsrs s. 4oGS6 sO good heavy S6
S. 75Ss Ts bI 20 igSo SSi ngat 80 s5gs5 s.; pigs
eeIps $500 head market steady: sheep. So 9O9s5 4O
yearlngs. 80 5Od$6 20; lambs, 50 506DS7
Cincnnat, July 2s-HOGS steady; butchers ana ship
tSIs, eaS1eaSO co. eoEazlcns 1896 30. CATTLE
STEADY; fair 70 good shppers s. 506s5 IS; common S2Q
$4d$7 75 ~ S'-4S a.
East Buffalo. July eS-CATTLE-Receipts 100 head;
actiVe ana steady NEALS-Receipts 600 head slow and
% SS4 lower az g 59as7 % HoGs-Recspts. 100 head
s. 10 10; HSS9sTs ana gigs 81 1o9S7 roaghs ss9Ss
d6lfles. 90 10QSt. SHEEP AND IAA1TBS-Receipfs 600
READ hsn; sheep. mixed. SS0S5 So
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

COTTON-To-zay's cotton market small affair
with weekend variety. whi!e
fluctuations irregular. The market opened 70
points lower time about 70 3 points lower VITA
August weak spot and at the close was steaa! Il1
unchanged = points lower Sales for the day we're
estimated at 5000 bales The relative steaiss
crop months which never get more than . or
points below closing level OF yesterday. while august
declined Sc. points net lower. and even with
trading was favorable interpre1atlon o
the map the favorable weekly crop review
az Chronicle reflected covering OF shorts ratne
fhan bull support doubt but there was little scat
demand, which have been Tor long ac-.slll
a-d -ivate crop reports received By Il the large
Vfre nd commission toward the ctose OF the
week were optimistic and reported the plant
in q condition 20 quite severely injured by sudden
trade is usually apt 70 expect
during the month August. The next item q general
Interest in the market the governments august con
Si-ton report Will be issued on FRIDAY Or next
week. Meanwhile there will De a number OF prlVats
condition reports doubt. and pending these fetott
general ideas showing Of the bureau are
stiII rather vague beyond the fact that no great e
ernation Is looked DrygoOds reviews OF the week
5sva Tean generally bull!sh reporting brisk demand
s-s firm prices with interior buying The week
fa--es were about the as last week and II IS
-ed that II present movement continued curing
re eyA reuainng weeks Of the the visible sup on
eenfenber I will TO about 1900 70 oSoyg1
claim that large proportion OF ms
s he OF undesirable grade and represent the low e1
~ 4rs las two crops the abundance OF te de
available during the last Two seasons
Is result Of the bumper crop Of the year oeoIe Idst
e range Of contract prices a the local market toag
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
CITY OF LONDON CHURCHES.

Within the narrow limits OF the City OF London
with its mere handful Of residents-only sufficient
90 people small provincial town-theTe are still
50 many churches that you might worship IN a
different enc every Sunday Of the year without
putting foot inside them an. Within the Rural
Deanery % the East City the-e are to-day no few er
tAaI. Ten eA1Iphess each or Th!c-s lr-l-aters
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
sr1R-s Professors Teachers IuioEs tSovsrnsss1s S-
60 Colleges. hools and families. Apply %
NFs- M. =. YOCeSG-EULsFON g Uriqn ss-A-s-
rTyElAcHEES' BUREAU-Good teachers wartee g rsi
IL POsitiOla can address imule1aSely - ~
NATIONAL TEACHERS BUREAU. g EutN 49, 4.-.-1
i5gh ST. Nauhatta1 Buifiuss sniialee c - -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

population .. less than two hunt,ed the aggre-
gate number OF parshion-rs being Lab, while the
cnnrches have accommodation for 2.f,o thus pro-
Vulng almost two seats Tor every p1ssnle worship
per- ncluding the infants In srms.-Sun0ay Strand.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
For Young ladies-CitY.

IyISDERGARTErs ana Primary Trainin<-Frss ssnolsr-
ME r. = FTosbsl Normal So ". 96th- d. EAlI Ert
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

closed quiet with quotations follows on track by
ne basis Mixed % TO 30 10 30tsc: natural white 30
- 70 +9si2c, and clipped white. IS 80 10 a. d47c
IsaE'Aarket dull; No Western, 61sc, nominal. b
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
R0CkAWAY BEACH

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
Cesve s. T. Sooe z. 5sth s., Sundays. TOO $50
e:ie. ESQ. lo:10 1OSos 1850 1l:10. 1880 A NJ 1870
a.;so lie 1;so 200 sz9 S:so. $500 s;1o. 3:so 4;is
$3.50. $3.50. e:2O, 1850 p. II ' ~~'
sHaCmels
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Instruction.
GnINR Tn sCHnnI

GOING To SCHOOLS
Write SSEay for information about the krG scsoSs
Won want. High grade Gdvantages-
SCHOOL AGENCY A17 P1EE Row. SSsy Eorks ~ z
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
BONDS.
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

'o5a iots +sells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Long Island Sound
MANHATTAN BEACH

Via LONG ISLAND RAIIROADs
5saSe y e 1oSS OF z s4th Sc. sSara54yH .ooss SO.
"a 49, T0.TO = ~ TrSt-s -S,N- - t-s.- % ~
Via II. Il. T. ELEVATED IRAI>ss
Special Schedule T0-day (<undsy1.
L-av. Park Row from SOS A u IN1e p. I =.
Regular Manhattan Beach train every :. 1o1-s
Via 3sTH eT. CBRnoKINS1 fERRYs
Lave Wht1ele4 s. 900 A ~ and every
20 s:40 2. 1r.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
For Young LadlsS-Sountry.

The Taeonio School for Girls. Esas sssass! = :!
RzzshiEs H. separate hosns fSE yogax.E szls -sos-
nis bsskstbal. boating. MSS LILLIAN DIXoN. a n
wellesley and Bgyn MaWr), Mss BERTHA BAILEY.
81 81 (Welleslsyl. LaksVillo. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Fur Both sexes-Clsy.

For Both ssxes-Clty.
FI'iE EERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il Madison square ulz2 BlOzdNRTl
Harlem Branch: Lemon Ave. n. 2 Corner ian Sc
6Tooklyn: 56 Court 81. Newark: Schauer Bgll6inf-
SCHOOLS OPEN ALL SUMNER
A sTENoGRAPTEIC SCHOOL. thorough practical r..,s-
"a 12 years references; Individual inscF
tion Throughout. summer course. Room - Sth ava.
entrance 18th st.. Manhattan BuiiiinG
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

For Boys and Young Men-Courtzy.
SsT DAVIDS EALLa-SehOol for boys Limited uuao.-.
- College preparation speciality Senior and yunar
partments, Ideal s1ot. Rev. ". Il EvANSs NJ A..
ecRFsdale. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUSTRIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Daylight Trips
on Beautiful

= ga St, 500 =. NJ
er1Ga~s: Lea-s Pr
So 1000 A NJ: ~t,
&kts. WexE Gava 81.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
QUIET IS
SAID TO REIGN
IN ATLANTA
CITY SEES PEACEFUL DAY BUT
REPORTS SAY THAT TROUBLE
is FAR FROM ENDED.
PUNISHMENT OF RIOTERS
Is to Be Severe--Grsnd Jury Already
at Work-A uthorities Say They
Have Situation in HAND
Militia Sent Home.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 2G.-Perlect quiet
prevailed throughout the city today.
All factories that were shut down
have resumed operations and thor
Eoagh confidence has been restored on
every side Out of town military
companies have been sent home and
the authorities say they expect no
more trouble.
That these who have been guilty of
rioting during the past few days will
be "eyerely punished was Indicated
by the charge of Judge Pendleton 10
The grand jury today Public senti-
ment is strong for the detection of
those responsible for the crimes com
mitted and many have already vol
unteered 10 give evidence such as will
bring about the conviction Of the
guilty.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
BACK SEAT
Recommended for Negroes by South
ern Nominee for Congress.

Richmond. Va. Sept 26-The Re
publicans of the First and Third con
aress.oual districts in convention TO
day a Hampton and at aMnchostcr
nominated candidate for congress
Both conventions passed re omtions
ndorsing the administration OF Presi
dent Roo evClt and State Chairman
Campbell Slemp ami repudated the
negro element in the party ranks.
Very few colored pcoplewcrc in at.
tendance .etcr Shores. colored Of
his city, opposed the uoamination Of
any candidate at this time from the
Third district
George A. Hanson, the nominee of
the Republicans for cuagrcs walked
ont upon the platform and in an inn.
pas ioued speech told the negroes
that if they were thorn TO oxalt rhom
selves they we're NOT wanted Tho
time had come he said. ror the me-
groos a. a party, or as leaders. 10
take back seat He said that the
white pcopdo in the South will con.
iinue to ruie the country. Shores
wanted To continue Dut he was pre-
vailed upon TO des.-t.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-09-27
FREE FROM TAlNT
or sossism and Servltude VIII be His
Administration if Elected. Says
Hughes.

New York, Sept &c. Charles E
Hughes received notification of his
nomination for governor by the RI
publ can convention today at his
home in West End Avenue with his
wife and two daughters
The news came to him in the form
If telephone message from the
Associated Press and a little later
confirmation was found in the official
telegram from The convention IL ELF.
Immediately he forwarded a formal
message Of acceptance, Hughes was
-ontent to allow this me sage to lie
his only publis utterance at tn time
IN the subject Of his nomination,
message in which he pointed out that
he accepted without pledges other
than TO do his duty according to his
conscience and in which he declared
hat If elected il would be his arnbi-s
lon to give a sanc efficient and hon.
'rabla administration free from any
alnt OF bosslsm, or of scrvitude