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New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
LID ON IN TENDERLOIN.
Captain Schlottm0n, after Tour OF
Precinct. So Announced.

CAPTAIN Schlottman, of the Tenderlon station,
made tour early last night Of all the gambling
houses and poolrooms in his precinct. He later
announced that about forty gambling houses
were shut down. He said that nearly ali Of them
had discharged their employees, thrown their
furniture into wagons and left the precinct
I feel content tonight he told the report
ers there isn't gambling house poolroom
in operation in this precinct. and there won't be
as long as am here. ! didn't want to come here
and l don't want to stay. but as long as arp
here will DO my duty
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. oct. 22-CAT TLE-Receipts, about q 600
mead market steaoy best. ana
common TO prime steers E+as7 SO. cows SO 76aSt Is
heters, 81 t0QS. %; bulls 40IS4 so. calves s35SS
soSkers a9i feeders. So 4oQSi HOS-Receipts about
ou mead arket strong for others weak; choice
d2 pune hea{y 50 9OFSS co. madium 70 good heavy 20
aS' 90 butchers weights i5IS6 good TO choirs
MIXED SO 300 81 40 packing, SGd$6 s.. pigs SIS 5Oas6 az
SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts. about 32.Oc0 sheen
STEADY lambs weak lOc sheep 81 5OflsS ~
Yeariings, S'iSS -, lambs S6dST -
last hInao. Oct 2-t'ATTIE-Recelpts. 1900 head
naISf slG" ard l!el2Ic ower prime steers S. 6OaS6
shlpnS steers 81 sqSS so butchers. 81 2SqSS 25 heif
ers 8 -Sg$a 90 COWS sSaS % bulls s3QS4 To- stockers
cows ana springers steady strong S2Oqs6O VEAIs
Receipts 6oN bead marEe slow and steady at 81 s5eS
s. HthiSf-feCetpts. "a fatrlv
aud shade lower: heavy, 80 6OaS6 CS with a few ~
s. S-gSs &C. rorEhS s. N0GsS - stays ssaS4 rs dsir,es
So -90SO 90 SHEEP and l.AMES-R-cetris 81 $40 head
Ahsep active lambs slow and lower. lAInba SIS 25GST -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
ATTEND MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.

fittshure Oct. PA religious convention of un-
usual magnitude opened here tonight with the
first session Of the Inter Conference Missionary
convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The convention will continue until Thursday. and
one thousand delegates have been provided for
These delegates will represent Pittsburg East
Ohio Erie and West Virginia conferences and
worldwide missions will be taken I'D at the various
sessions Bishop E. G. Andrews and the Rev Dr.
a b. Leonard, of New York. were the spes kers
al to-nights session. Bishops W. F. oldham and
James Jam " Bashford will speak on Tuesday night
and Bishops J. {. Hartzell and ii. c. Harris or
W., M,SS,dnesday Bishop J. NJ Thoburn of Indiana
VIII speak at one Of the afternoon meetings
4 feature Of the convention is a Porto Rican ax-
hioit, ~ the Rev George Milton Fowles. formerly
missionary 10 that country. One entire church
edice has been given over to this exhibit which
takes up four thousand square feet of floor space
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
BELIEVE HE KILLED HIS FATHER
Son Had Ordered Hearse for Him When He
Was Still Alive
IT, Telegraph II The Tribune. ]

Des Moines. iowa oct 22-The body of Pat
rick Nevens. murdered and partially burned. was
found in his home ten miles south of Muscatne,
yesterday. Thomas Nevens. his SON. is suspect
ed IF the crime. on Saturday night father and
son drank in Muscatine and quarrelled. They
were parted b. the police. 1t is believed the
fathers life insurance runs 10 the son, and he
owned eighty acre farm. Some time ago.
after bitter quarrel. the son came to Musca-
tine and ordered a hearse and carriage for his
fathers funeral. When the carriages arrived
the old man Was there meet them. He turned
them hack and then abused his son.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23

Riverside Drive. e s.. 224 II. 3 of 127th st 1nsx
Sc: kalt & Ziberling agt. Bergen Realty Com
pany owner and contractor. ..,.....!....... $50
Riverside Drive. 8. 1l6 IT. of 12Tth St, lOS1
Company owner and contractor. =, 1900
9th st. No. 231 10 237 West; Crane & Mahoney
agt Morris Nuremberg. Louis Jafe Moses
Rubinsky. and contractors. g. AIS
SOth st, No. % East; Joseph BueleshaCh
and G. H. Hawkins contractors .".. $50
18th St. No. sos 10 31S East. New Jersey Terra
Gotta Company aSt. Lippman & Grossmau,
ers 400
Donohue contractor "'.e,.. s45
9th st, No. 231 to 237 West Louis wernik agt.
tractors .., $50
Same property; Rappaport & Besner AS .
Soth ST. Nos 2Oo and POS East; Harris Bartel-
stone & Son aSt. Dennis keary owner: James
Murname contractor. ........- 24s o
7th st, No 10S East: William Keller ct al. agt.
Aaron Brode. owner and contractor. -. Is a
Aaron Brode. owner and Contractor 60 g "' 80 ese o
BROADWAY No. 1913 John a Murray agt John
L Murray. owner Matthew F. Donohue con
tractor ..................... .,...... iss 4
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
REALTY NOTES.

David & Harry Lppmann have bought and re-
sold to S. A Hrshbaum Nos 244 to 24s Grand
ave. Long Island City three two family houses.
a plot 50x1O0 feet
The Lewis Fl. Nav Company Charles F. Noyes
Company New York agents. has sold to client
for William II. Amerman his able property on
the Boulevard, at Arverne Long Island
Henry Brady has leased for Frank O'Rourke
to the William ]. Lemp Brewing Company the
four story loft building Nos. sos and 557 West 22d
ST; on pIot ooXSo.9 teet for ten years
northwest corner of Lenox and 128th ST. to
Sigmund Heine
Charles E. Duross has leased for the Malone
estate to A. Salomon the store and basement at No
81 9th ave. for a term of years
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

1861 st, n. g. 235 II. W. Of 5th ave- Is7ylOn:
Frank S-eyskal agt. P1ncus Roginsky. owner
and contractor ...,... S
Gunther. Wyckham and Broner aves.. Rathgate
estate. Bronx. Charles Schmidt aEt. Whitehall
Go. contractors ........
Tooth ST. No, 1913 East. Adolf Hoff agt Herman
l. Keller. owner and contractor. .-.-......
lllth 81 =, 900 it a OF sth ave. 125xIOO.
Architectural Terra Gotta Company agt Pincus
Roginsly and Abraham T. Harris. owners ana
Amsterdam ave. s. = corner 1S6th ST. iGS sXIO0.
tasmento Roofing Company agt julius London
and Moe Press. owners and contractors. .......
Hath st. S 800 II. Of 18th ave. 5OxlSo-
Angelo Gagliano AFT Harris Maskiu cwner and
t'htId'uT ..-.
1890 ST. n, a.. 2nn r. W OF Amsterdam ave sGy
tJll; MaN zimmerman aEt tomniet cinl Build
tnE COM ar. owner l!.J contI IctJ. ......-...
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
BARRETT MAY SUCCEED FOX.
Director of Bureau of American Republics
Expected to Resign.
From The Tribune Rureau.I

Washington Oct. 22.-At the next meeting OF the
International Bureau of American Republics the
present director, William c. Fox. is expected to
hand in his resignation, and there are many IN
dications that John Barrett, now Minister to Co
lornbia will be chosen as his successor. Mr.. Bar
rett had been slated for the post of Ambassador 10
Rio Janeiro. but more recent developments indicate
that instead of being assigned to Brazil. he will
succeed Mr.. Fox The Secretary Of State is under
stood TO believe that Mr.. Barrett is well fitted for
the directorshp of the bureau and II IS likely that
Mr. Roots opinion will prevail with the representa-
tves of the republics who are charged with the
duty OF selecting director.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
DOESN'T RECALL M'CooL's FEATURES
Clergyman Who Performed Mrs Walkers
Wedding Ceremony Uncertain.

The Rev John Floyd Steen who performed the
marriage ceremony between Mrs. Frances Walker
and man who gave his as Peter F. McCool.
and now is regarded the most important witness
in the abandonment suit brought in Pittsburg By
Mrs. Walker against McCoo, said last night that
although he recalled Mrs Walkers features as
those of the woman whom he married on June 49,
1904, he couldn't recall McCooIs face, although
unable 10 that McCool was not the
The signature of McCooi shown to Mr. Steen ry
the formers attorney does not resemble closely
that on the marriage certificate. he says but adds
that he is no handwriting expert and doesn't care
to pass Judgment
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
BUREAU TO WATCH CONGRESS WORK

Washington, Oct 22.-Menbers of the governing
committee Of the Peoples Lobby. a civic reform
movement. at the Hotel Raleigh to-day and
elected Mark Sullivan, of New York. temporary
chairman and r. NJ. Allen. of Kentucky tempo
rary secretary. Committees appointed to
draft plans for the establishment of permanent
bureau in Washington. At to-morrow's meeting
Is said definite scheme will be determined upon
for the work TO be done the first year. According
to one of those interested in tho movement the
object OF the bureau TO be established here will be
TO scrutnize legislation and to keep record of the
work done by Congress
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IIvernool OF 22-C1osing: wHEAr-spot trin. - =
red Western winter IS lid futures steady psr.an
IS 41sd. March. IS SID CORN-Spot easy D.~-rr-
mixed sad futures steady. October n9rnss Spsct.s
Der. Is 4i7d January, As Id HOPS az T5ts tarcy
CoasO steady, - IOS0fS IS FLOCR-St Lcs.ss SO
winter steady, REEF-ENtra India mess q ANS
Cd. PORK-Prime mess Western. easy SIS Su
short cut IA to 16 70 quiet; SOS RACoSS "a rs ~
land cut ~ So n steady Us 3D. snort - ~ - "a
n steady 54S long clear middles. light. = 70, 70 -a.ar
drm S5s do heavy SIS 40 10 arr e4s "a - 70 i5
backs f6 10 ~ N steady "a: clear bellies
n steady. 5as ed. shoulders. sqlare tisrceS
steady SOS Cd LARp-Frime Western "a ~. az
nrn 47s al. American refined pals steady s.,,rsa
CHEESF-American finest white. nru. oss' ~ 1rr,-RPE>
drm 62s TAIIOW-Prime citV strong, 2sa - ,f. a.
TINE SPIRITS nru, 4es 81 LtNsEEp Sil n.,s rssitss
pUTrEP-Ftne<t United states steady. sos; So nofJ
States steady. SIS PETROLEUM steady e@A
Common
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
DEATH FOLLOWS SONS ARREST

By Telegraph The Tribune
Greenwich. Conn. oct. 22-Robert Hawthorne
seventy years old died his home in this town
to-day from cerebral hemorrhage Recently his
son. Robert. who for some time member of
the New York State Board of Arbitration was ar
rested ior meamN IN New Jersey and taken to New
1ofA Tor trial l3e had told his friends in Green
wien thai his first wife was dead and several Of
Inein attended MS second welding The elder Mr.
ma" tforne had been in i'll health for some time
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
REVIEW FOR INTERBoRoUGH.
Court Grants Writ in Protest Against Tax
Assessment.

The Interborough Rapid Transit Company yes
terday obtained from Justice Leventritt in the
Supreme Court. a writ of certiorari to review the
assessment on it's property for the present year.
amounting sl.5oO0Oo in Manhattan and s5coGoo in
The Bronx The writ is returnable within twenty
days
The company says that it is exempted from taxa
tion by the Rapid Transit act and that its equip
ment. including power houses. is exempt. The
tunnels foundations and roadbeis. it contends, be-
long to. the city Of New York. and therefore it
cannot be assessed for them. The assessments on
Its machinery and the subway stations are also. 1t
declares. Illegal.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At IA Vesey s-By Joseph p Day: StebbIns ave .
c9rner Home 81 ~ 7x4e3 vacant; Samuel Finkestein
G al agt Joseph anga2 et all Friedrich. atty; Isdor
sregating $4,000: Westcheser corner Glebe ave
99x164 9x99x165 , sty dUg h Brown
ct al agt Annie Brown ct al: 81 John, atty; Kier-
nan. ref partition; amt taxes S109 43.
n corner Beck ST. 125xl05 vacant; August Kuhn ast
c F Kastenhuber et al; G II Rudolph, atty. r p Din
due. Os taxes etc 5000 81: subtec,
70 nge OF Sl4 600. st Nicholas corner roth 81
100x100 vacant Realty Mortgage Company aet w II
Stutchbury ct al; Wolf. & u attys; Isaac Fromme
ref: due. SIS. 4e6 27.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l44th St. No. 517 to 523 West: Samuel Rosenberg
agt. Hyman Mannheim et al; October 10, 1906
10th St No 1O1 10 Ill West: Stephen A. Whisten
ast. Ralph A kellogg ct al: October 8. 1908
,,stS poho' o;c ::
tan Jacobs agt. Max Reuben ct al. October
l1ith st no - ~ 90 c, 80 ooo,
IVo.2x irreg Barnett Shapiro agt. Harry Schiff
ct al: September 81. 1906 cancelled. ........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Edwards ave- n. e. 2306 n. W Of Marion st.
= 216xlo0: Brkbeck Investment Savings and Loan
company loans John Bergsten. ................
Ith St. q S. $50 II. ". Of Amsterdam ave, 20Ox
ss II; Isaac NJ: BERNSTEIN loans Davis Karp
17Gth st. n. g, 100 fl " OF Amsterdam ave- lT0x
90 II: North American Mortgage Company loans
portland Realty Company. ............
l1Iih ct, s s.. 100 IT. Of Amsterdam ave. 170x
% II: same loans same. ...................
Union ave, ". s.. whole front between West
chester ave. and 15sth st. 36 3x1I3 11x irreg:
Richard S. Collins loans Patrick ] Moffatt. -.
231st St. 25x9o By irreg.; William f. Thorn
loans Joseph and Maria A Csuadagno ..........
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
NEGRO KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK,

New Orleans, Oct. 22.-By the 3erailing of the
Sunset Limited on the Southern Pacific Railroad
at Boutte. near here to-day, forty Negroes were
injured, one of whom died Several others are
fatally hurt. Three white passengers were slightly
injured. The locomotive, the mail and the bag
gage cars and the passenger coach reserved for
Negroes left the rails.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Amorg the passengers who will sail TODAY for
Europe
The ApLIJE, FOR NAPLES
ar @h9 Mrs Charles = M and Mrs John n Moore
Prime and Princess Enga-' Poherts S' 'ie' = H.
-i''Eti r. r. Waibiidge
91I enc NJ Henry ! Mrs. A ?. Westcott
iHE 'AhAANiA. FOR LIVERPOOL.
Colonel J n : ICsnrain ard ,,-s ,-Lo.,.-
Colin q. Duncan rernrerI1. '-4' Niioife9
CoIonel Francis I. Leland.
Lieutenant Commander Har-' Underwood '-'3i" IL
cl5 ]. Norton. l. : y II ! pu
Captain AMI Mrs Schonneld
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
THE FINLAND. FROM ANTWERP
BIZ and Mrs Charles En- Mrs. E. 4. CARPENTER
gels Mrs. Alexander J. Van Nest
Major and Mrs William @ Mrs. H P Ward.
Tracy.
THE MlNNETONKA. FROM LONDON
Price Collier INr and
Hobart l. Hotchkiss lace ~ - W a.
General Nelson A. C.
Leonard A. Harris
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
ENTERTAINED IN KENTUCKY.
Eastern Bankers See Fair Women, Fast
Horses and Real Mint Julep.
IRv Telegraph to The Tribune. I

Lexington. KY. Oct. 22.-Fair women, fast horses
and good wliskey entertained the Eastern bankers
who stopped here to-day on an invitation from
the Lexington Chamber of Commerce to see the Blue
Grass country. The party comprised about seventy
five persons. They were taken special electric
cars and automobiles. first to the Elmendorf Farm
of James B. Haggin, where. after the horses were
shown, they had a sample OF the real Kentucky
mint juep. Then they were taken to the nursery
stud OF August Belmont where old fashioned
burgoo prepared
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
TWO GIRLS RUN OVER BY WAGON
Italians Threaten to Mob Driver-Aunt
InterfereS.

A gang of Italian laborers working IN d dtch
last night threatened to mob the driver of an ex-
press wagon which ran down and seriously injured
Muriel and Dorothy Mckay in front of their home
No 423 Cumberland avenue, Brooklyn. The little
girls were crossing the avenue at this point When
the express wagon over them.
Nuriels right arm was broken and Dorothy was
injured internally. Both removed to the Cum
berland Street Hospital Mrs. Wishart. aunt OF
the children saved the driver from the wrath of
Italians.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
READ LAW WITH LINCOLN.

lBy IelesTarn to The Tribune
Los Angeles. Oct. Z-Noah I-evering who died
at Sherman yesterday, read law with Abraham
Lincoln in his ofhce in Springfield. Ii, Mr. Lever
ing had beer a resident Of California for thirty
years. As founder OF the Los Angeles Historical
soc!ety se associated with many pioneers. He was
seventy y-niDs years old. i've children survive him
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
A s25o,ooo BUSINESS LEASE.

NJ. & L. Hess have leased for Carrie NJ. Butler
to Pelgram e. Meyer. importers of Iaces, the large
store and basement in the building at the north
east corner of 5th ave and 18th ST. including Nos.
and East 10th ST. 50X192 feet. The lease is for
a long term of years at aggregate rental of
about $3.50 Geo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
ARKANSAS OFFICIALS SUSPENDED.
County Judge, Sheriff and Treasurer In
dicted for $4,000 Shortage.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Memphis Oct 22.-Acting under indictments
against the County Judge. Sheriff and Treasurer Of
Chicot County, Ark. and instructions from Gov
ernor Davis, Circuit Judge Wood has suspended
the three officials. Sheriff Strong and bis father,
$50 900 tax and license collections: Treasurer Gaines
Is accused of aiding the sherifs to conceal their
shortage and Judge Street OF refusing 10 force
settlement by the sheriffs.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
Country Property for Sale.
ysaElnes. ssass 2s: wstheEs S soass Is eve. s p

yearlinGs. S6QSo 20 WeIlcIS - 'rHs' 90 NN0~
s. 80: sheep. mixed. $50 - 90 -., - Mrs
Cfncinnau Oct 22-HOGS strong; outchers all- sIss
ners So 5OGS6 IS: common. IS - 6S6 =. CATTLE
10 steady fair good shpI q iGSS 81 SoS.s sy :.
So 20 SHEEP steady s. 25GS4 Is LANES Ss&o' -
s48ST . - r., r,..,.. - ~, rad
Kansas CITY Oct - 2-CATrI4E<-ReceiPts 1tuV' sSI1s
Including 600 ScuthernS. market steady % sons c
export and dressed bcf steers s. 6eSs o fa 20 49,
s43S5 so. Western stesrs SS S5GSS ~ stocksrs
ers Sc T5GS4 6s Southern steers s. sgSt 70 3. SO
cows S2ISS native S24eSS %. native SlSs
81 4O bulls So ass; calves. sSg<6 % Hc a. ssla
& shade lover. SSb'
SiI ny saes SS 2N6s6 az. heavy So 2eGS5 21 IssAs
SIS 2Oas6 80 pigs and lights, SS9s6 S2Hs Sk,s. 100
lower sheep steady, lambs IS 6oG$7 81 ewes ~ ..ssfs
lings 81 sOQS5 yearlings. soG 49,
sheer 81 2SaSS 2S stockers and feeders. sS aoss' -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
Furnished apartments to Let.

nth ST. Is EAST. The ALABAMA--Elsxa,.u
IL furnished apartment. private bath 81 dsilyI n
Guiding meals. two SIS weekly: one. s15.
q RTIsTIcArIY FURNISHED APARrNENr rooms
T. bath: No s6 West 59th ct. Can Be bad Oesosa
Apply premises.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23
City Property for Sale.

INLMHURST HEIGHTS less than four miles from
~ Herald Square. Manhattan: macadannized streets,
and all city improvements Send postal
LAND CORPORATION. ss7 Manhattan ava. Brooklyn.
N.
1iSTH ST, BRCADWAY.-Thrse story basement:
Itc cabinet trimmed open plumbing: select nsghbor-
hood subway station $4,000 suitable terms. WoEHRLS
2f15 Sd
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23

$1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23

Amorg the passengers who will sail TODAY for
Europe are:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-23

$1,000
$4,000
10000
10000
23.5W
$500
1.25l 90
1000
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10000
222I 90
c9l -.
5000
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
Clearing Out the Dress Fabrics.

36-in. pure wool Cheviot mixtures with
neat hair-line cords and dashes, green's
browns, blues, cardinal, etc, goods we've
always sold at ACC and SOC clearing them
out at soc.
Csc 42-inch all-wool cheviot serge, in
brown, black, blue, cardinal, green, tan,
etc; worth 65c, but we've few too many,
SO here goes at 48c.
French Flannels and Challies, pure
Mark Down Sale no rebate checks wi
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12

woods. and satin stripes, sold regularly
from 35c to 6oc; many choice colors and
styles, in cream, navy, royal, canary, Law
enders, Nile, hello, sage, etc, choice at
2Oc and soc.
3S-inch good pure-wool black serge; a
good cloth; good weight, pure dye and
worth soc, few to clean up at 44c.
Black serges, so inches wide, elegant
quality, we'll woven, fast black, and a
splendid wearing fabric; worth ooc, at oOc
be given and no goods charged or sci
fare I'd 10 20 miles refunded 70 customers who purchase
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-11
MARKET
REPORTS.

Active dealings in the New York Stock
MaFket at the opening carried prices
higher with a few exceptions
Changes generally were small but a
number OF stocks not Of first import
ance made violent advances Anaconda
jumped points with a recation of four.
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Sault Ste Marie,
rose lSs. the preferred ga. Kansas and
Texas preferred la. Denver and Rio
Grande ia Atchison, Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic preferred and Tennes-
see Coal a point and Ontario and West
ern, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Anal
gamated Copper, large fractions. Sugar
showed a decline of "a
Pressure developed against the active
stocks soon after the opening, and Anal
gamated Copper. tne United States Steel
stocks. Union Pacific and Reading fell of
TO a small fraction below yesterday. While
selling was effectual in his quarter pool
operators had a free hand at other points
especially in number of the high priced
and minor stocks
The buying OF these stocks. eventually
overcame the heaviness elsewhere and by
IL o'clock prices at various points, We're
rising briskly. Union Pacific sold at 1854,
q rise OF ia. The chief gains In the first
hour were G.eat Northern preferred 5Ia !;
Federal Mining 4: Denver and Rio GRANGE
2@s; the preferred 24, Northern Pacific
21s; Northwestern .; the Republic Steel
stocks III. and Colorado and Southern
Duluth. South Shore. and Atlantic and
Brooklys Transit !.
Prices sagged again and made little re-
sponse to the wide advances In minor
specialties. A better effect was produced
when Union Pacific moved up over two
points 10 1861, crossing the previous rec
ord price Bonds were firm.
Interest was most marked I'm low priced
stocks that are not commonly dealt IN
The revived demand for these and the
sustained inquiry for some OF the best
grade OF railroad stocks resulting I'm over
coming part OF the sluggishness that had
existed in the forenoon. Sugar was de-
cidedy heavy and lost Ia. and prices
were lower all around again at the end
OF the hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-11

RECESS IN
STANDARD.
OIL CASE

New York, Jan. 1.-THE heariRg before
a commissioner i'm the case OF the state
OF Missouri against the Standard OH com
pany OF Indiana. and two other companies
doing business In Missouri. was adjourned
today until o'clock this afternoon by
consent OF counsel.
At the request of counsel Of the Stand
ard oil company, Justice Gildersleeve mad
put the hearing before the commissioner
over until Friday. Last night. however
an agreement was reached between coun-
sci 10 so on with the hearing today. The
western lawyers representing the Stand
ard on company were anxious to return
home. and they voluntarily offered to 20
on with the hearing.
Mr.. Hadley this morning asked for
delay until afternoon so he could get his
witnesses.
Mr.. Hadley said today that he was we'll
satisfied with the results thus far OBJ
talned.
The refusals 20 answer on the part OF
II. H. Rogers Il. T. Bedford. Wade Hamp-
ton and others l had examined so fur
ther, II seems 10 me. to bulwark mV case
than the evidence OF my ownswitnesses."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-11

LEADS TO
Death

Turner's Fails, Jan. 11.--One death is ex-
pected TO result from the coasting acct
dent on l. street here last night when a
double runner collided with a hack and
several boys and girls were injured.
Joseph Gosslin, is years OF age, lay at his
home today with his skull fractured and
his scalp laid open and the surgeon in
attendance stated that the chances were
against his recovery.
or the others injured the most seriously
hurt is Gertrude Gilbeault, is years OF age.
There Is bad wound on her head and
it Is feared her skull is fractured while
one hand is badly crushed
1t was believed today. however. that
she would recover. None OF the others
was dangerously hurt, although Gorge
Paulin and Fred Maeler, will be laid up
for several weeks, having sustained brok-
en- legs.
Chairman G.. H. Hosmer OF the board OF
selectmen said today that notices for
bidding coasting had not been posted on
L street, and that the hill had been used
for number OF years by the young peo-
pie who seemed TO think they had a vest
ed right TO coast there He declared.
however. that coasters took their risk
there. IL is understood that the parents
or some or me young people are planning
To bring suits FOR damage either against
the town or against Eugene Mccarthy,
driver of the hack. with which the sled
collided