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Equity Court no. 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Assignments for Nondsg. November y, ls9.
No g. Davis IS, DAVIS. AttoEneys. Leon IohEiner
Marx Steaman
No %. Needing vs. Needing. Attorneys. Irving
williamson j. Bernhard
No. IS. keefer IS Kcefer. Attorneys. Barnard
Johns0n-(- Darlington
No. %. Hosp IS Hosp Attorneys. C. T. Emig-
Thompson 4 isskey.
No. i0l. Enoro IS. Elmore Attorneys. d. W.
O'D0noshue T. I. Gies.
NJ. e. Davis vs.. Davis. Attorneys. J. A.
Maed,i-J W. DsTidge
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Miller vs. Miller: rule to slin0uy rrturuabie
November 2. 1877 lby Justice Barnard. Complain
ants solicitor Wilton J. Lambert.
Assignment for Monday November IS, 1907:
Motion No g. Bucks Stove and Range Com
pany vs. American Federation Of Labor. Attorneys.
Darlington, Sullivan. Davenport. Beck-Rslston Il
Siddgns Spelling
No. q Kossck Huichins q al Attorneys.
Cuttings 4 Chamberlain BrAudeubUrg
No. So GRAY yA Gray e. al. Attorneys Douglas
& DOugias-Birney, WOodard-
10. s. Bryant vs.. PlGmmer e. al Attorneys.
Ridout-BaldsTston-
No. Sc. Carey vs.. Carey Attorneys. Abrams
Fugitt
No. 90 MeNeely vs.. MeSssiy. AttorneyA Hu-
loa-Iurner.
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Proterts Arninrt Thtef Plars.

From the London Graphic.
Whence the craze for thief plays? Is
il a morbid kind OF curiosity. or the re-
suit of our eccentric civilization. with
its strange and violent contrasts
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square I5f-El7ira T. suyder er VII. John c. e. .
William L Edncustoa and L0u.s r. Peak. 10
secure CEsIles J. Mash. 800 years, 5 Ter
cent. Semi-auauaIiy. lyt 90
Square sJS-kose Hudnell 20 William ~ Levin and
Frans A. Jones 10 secure Emily \. Belt, s. So
yeaTs. Der cent. semi-aHnuaIy, part lots y
and 3
Square s2-Thomss J. D. Fuller ct ". % John z.
Mclean sad william Corooran HII 10 secure
Maj Mason Heath. guardian, SD, years.
yer cent, semiannually i0t %.
Square ls7-ChETl0tte T.. T. Bradley 10 7. saosGen
Hhl and Frank q. soners. % secure james L.
Pierce. $50 ! year, per cent seGi-ssnually.
part original lot s.
Bloominsdals-SIyrtls T. Alexander to Charles p
Stone and Charles " Fairfax. % secure Carlton
II. Beau. $3.50. L ?. and ; yesTs. per cent.
semi-aunually, lot 9, block .
Square sSl-CzthaElne 7. Hay e. VIZ Thomas w
20 Chaplin Brown and Henry II. BcrEm1un, q
secure Oriental Building Association Ne s,
G2o0. Tot Z
Square l25s-Edith Bolton 70 George c. Gertuan
and William n Hofmsa, O. secure Adiie Il.
Howard. 900 years. per cent emi-snuusllg.
Iot C.
BaHy Farm-Thaddsus L. vandsspool Ct " %
Thomas Walker and George T. Collins, 70 secure
Jean Miller. SO, J % . months. s per cent.
lots 10. los, 10. and III. square $50.
Square lo55-Laura 5. Ia Man e. Tir Frank c. %
Leon T0brincr and John ID. Coughlin 10 secure
MargaTet = Murphy. 90. year, per cent,
scmi-nnuuallv. lot s..
Square Es-John y. BIZ e TX 70 Thomas T.
Stephenson SDd r. Harrison johnson. % secure
Mutual Serial Building Association s. 90 lot So.
Square 722-Lora Alderton 90 Richard 81 Parker
and Judson T. Gun. 70 secure Florence \. MOI
htt. 5 90. years 5 Der ceut -sni-znu.isl b.
part original lots =. a. and T.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR HIRE-ONE SINGLE OR DOUBLE CAR
riage. with footmsn. f desired; only one left
best Ok appointments. livery. &c Can or address
J. CHISHOLM a BRO. IiS Government court
Phone North Iz-ly- nolS3t
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets: the only weaving factory Of its
kind in the city WASHINGTON RUG co. sl
5th 81. nv. Phone Main Ks oe3I-sat
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
u re William Eichhoiz q Co Marx StEEruzn
and Lucas 7. Loving appointed receivers. bond.
SOC
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government. estate. and damage claims: no cfarze
unless successful FULLER AGENCY. III I2th NV
ccT-H
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FOR RFNT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-A STABLE N SQUARE BOUND
Cd by Massachusetts, ave. n, 18th and 18th stS ;
room for three 49, Carriages: ; stalls and rooms
in ID story; fine location. Apply 10
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL,
1902 II street y. W.
uO157r
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BoNA-FIDE FURNITURE SALE = CLOSING
OUT Ny ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW FURNi-
rURE AT ACTUAL COST. LOUIS NOTES
lOR SIN AND d SIS NV. oe2a sOt
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. No EXTRACTING;
pain; look feel. act. and last longer than nat
ural teeth: shrunken faces made normal: painless
filling. Dr.. J. L. WILSON. l20S L St NV. my2s-1
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

s1g CBRICK) ST. Sc. LARGE ROOMS. $22O
per month; 600 G ST., 2-!oom fat $50 iro0m
fat SIS per month. Inquire within. +. ]. DIEU-
DONNIE. E3 7th 81 nv. nOliA:
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

DRESsAiAKER OF EXPERIENCE AND TAI
cr- wants few more customers by the day: ref
sIeEee. Address +. A.. Herald Office.
EXPERT II BRIEFING PAPERS. MAKING
researches. indcxIng. sten0gaphy and typesritihg
desires position secretary literary Iady or gen
tleman willing 10 pay SOD pr month. BOX 90
Herald oficc. noIf7t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HAVE YOUR JPHOLSTERING DONE BY A.
expert at moderate cost BcX 3. Herald Cfhce.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

WE MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
in Northern Virginia = specially; write or tels-
phone Us When 10 expect you
+. b. Buell. a son, HeradOn, Va.
Iel2-3mo
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs.. H4ry Scr1zEs and Montgomery
scott f0rEcry. personal TccogulZzlce taken and BOYS
placed N hands O. board Of ckldren's guardians
Assignments for Monday November Is. 1907:
United States v. Clarence Saunleu.
United Sta;es IS. Arthur Mullen
United States IS Arthur Bel
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C, MOVED
with care; packing and shipping a specially
KREIG'S EXPRESS. 1911 II ST. nv. Phone Main
2OlO au2s-tf
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD,

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET NEW YORK
100 a. H. Diner. Pullman ParlOr
ia a. n Buffet PzrloT- tlve-hour Train
$50 .. H. Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
~ 90 a. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
y 20 p ID. Diner and Pullman Psrlor CA;-
1880 D. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
> 30 p. NJ Diner and Pullman PGTiOE-
80 p. n Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
II 20 y m slsspers.
,,A5TLANTic CITY. rSo. 900. fuSO a. m, mo.
A!SNSS5ASPoLLs. yse5 eays, so a; lg"s noon.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days. % g. u. 70 20 p M
TO BALTIMORE.
* $40. eD 100, ~, 800. $50 90,
k:B. iz1o. 800, s3. $50. $500 fi:i5. $50.
isa3. SO l60e 80 40, so. fs2o. 10 -.
'lo15. ia. il55 ?. m
WESTWARD
CINCINNATI, ST. louis. and LOUISVILLE.
's:lg a n. = - p n IL - night.
PlTTsBURG. -sdo a. II. IL. $40 p n. 'lz-s
cLEXELAND. $50 p N
COLUMBUS. 5 % p. m
WINCHEsTfR. $50 a n, Is. 800 p
,sft,ktEDERICh. n-5. $50. BIS a. n. Ii. hS'.
aAGERsTOWN. 1870 a m. $50 p m
Dal!, Except Sunday. ssundAy only. 80,
LELEthONEs az al q the following Ilcket oi-
hos; lsH g. aw, N4in l&l; sls Peunsy lgalia
hse, Nam e; New Union Station, Ticket Once,
AAio taol. Information Bureau. Main 80
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CLEANING AND REPAIRING.

FUR RUGS CLEANED. refined. AND TRIM
med anew; l0W prices: coed workmanship SIS
St nv ocio-f
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE
FURNISHED.

Cor ID and d SIS NV Well furnished rooms and
apartments; private baths; rates reasonable; tran
sients taken; SC up. teu
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED, LOT OF HARTz NOUN
tain CaEsries from 500 up: also have good Scotch
Collie and other dogs Goldhshes. Parrots. Rabbits
Incubator Chickens. and fall bulbs. &c SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALE
FOR HIRE.
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREf WE STORE FOR 75e A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, as so
- 18th ST. nv. Phone Xain ia nol3-Nt
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, s. up SAMPLES
brought: latest fall designs painting. LIE PREUX,
l50l 9Th .. Phone y. S43lm. jals-u
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MILLINERY.
FOR EXCHANGE.

Seo EQUITY IN 50 ACRES; ABOUT HALF
under cultivation; miles northwest OF District
near electric and steam cars; state in detail what
you have: must be unincumbered. BOX Is. Herald
Office. uolS3t
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District Of Columbia Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
mcnts.
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Criminal Court No. L.
Criminal Court No. 2

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States IS. Annie NJ Bradley. murder; on
trial
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrica. Supplies. Automobile Supplies
DynsmOs and Motors. Machinery supplies
Wiring Contractors
We have competent men 70 plan out aud produces
the special results always essential IL the installation
Of electrical es.a@ratus.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
1850 New York Ave
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-s06 nth ST: TWO LARGE. CON-
municating second-stOry front ofice rooms; heat
light. and service. Apply on premises. ocs-H
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned until Tuesday. November 70, M
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
JAPAN TO STOP EXODUS.
Ban on Emi grafton to America
LikeIy to AUoid Exclusion Lac.

Toxic Nov. 3O-Baron Ishii chief OF the
bureau of commerce OF the japanese Foreign
Office who visited America and Canada TO in
vestigate the immigration problem. arrived in
Toxic to-day and conferred with the officials OF
the Foreign Office. with whom he arranged a
thorough canvass OF the situation during the
coming week In interview Baron Ishii said:
My visit TO America and Canada convinced me
that the opposition to the japanese is based
of II is due to labor troubles instigated by agi-
tators. L found Japanese residents in America
and Canada who resent the incoming OF their
countrymen from the Hawaiian Islands and
Mexico. which is disiked.
While 1t is proper for japanese to conserve
the interests OF the Japanese now residing
abroad many of whom are prospering and lv-
ing peacefully in America, in my opinion II will
be necessary, in order to keep absolute faith
with the United States. to prevent immigration
of laborers thither altogether because
clusion act would be disagreeable. We should
send laborers to Canada In great moderation.
The Foreign Office is investigating the repre-
sentations OF the American Ambassador
Thomas J. O'Brien. concerning the character
and number OF emigrants The indications are
that the Japanese government will give assur-
ances OF future rigid exclusion of all that can
be termed strictly labor emigration TO the
number moving for Canada. 1t is doubtful
ff these assurances will take the form of written
notes to either country. but the Foreign Min
ister Mr. Hayashi. may make a statement IN
the Diet
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
IBORIGINES IN UPRISING
Tao Hundred Slain IN Battles TN
Interior of FOrmoSa.

Toxic, Nov. 90--Japan Is experiencing trouble
in the interior of Formosa. Aborigines from the
east side continually raiding and becoming
boder The fatalities during tho fighting within
the last sixty days number more than two hun
dred on both sides. The number OF aoorigines
in the unconquered section OF the country IS
estimated at 10000
The reports OF disturbances in Corea ex-
aggerated There have been number of out
breaks. however, the insurgents gathering in
widely separated places. They commander the
farmers. pIunder them Of their crops. and in
trench themselves against the japanese, but are
invariably dispersed
The Coreans in large numbers assisting
the Japanese TO restore order. In fight on
November 27 between the Coreans and band
Of eight hundred insurgents the Coreans were
defeated and thirty were killed
Unusual preparations afoot for the recep-
ton Of the Crown Prince of Corea, who will sail
from Chemulpo with Prince Ito and suite De-
cember 3. The Emperor has ordered that full
national >honors be paid to him Prince Ito. who
is grand tutor TO tho Crown Prince. will
range the details OF his education while he is
here. 1t is expected that the action of the EN-
peror In affordng royal honors 10 the Crown
Prince thus assuring the COreans that there IS
no desire the part of Japan TO annex Corea.
will have q beneficial effect
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
ON THE FRENCH STAGE
Commune Vividly Represented
Duelling Strongly Denounced.
rspecial by French cable to The Trioune'i
,co,,,r,ynt 1907. by The Tribune Association

Paris Nov. 3o-"Le Fanion" one-act draiii'
hv Paul Ginsty produced at the Iheatre An
toine Gemer is stirring reconstitutioi' VI 'H0
Paris Commune The plot turns rpcn tne co''eN-
nlent In the garden of a convent OF d Coiiihi""
leader. who, with the red flag OF the Coiiiii'1Nc'
takes refuge with the family OF an oiu Soiui
Tho latter declines to deliver his guest over u
the Versailles troops, who have captured 'ne
Communist barricade and who would Ger t-''ii'
execute him But the old soldiers httie oau
ter innocently dresses UP her doll In the reo mas
and while playing before an open Wlhuo" u
consciously attracts the Versailles troops who
break into the convent and shoot the Coiiiiiiu
leader 1t is most realistic picture "
Commune and makes decided nit
Another successful play. lie Bapteme' py
Fernand Noziare and Alfred Savoir, is brought
out at the Theatre de TCEuvre, dealing with 'ne
vicssitudes of an Israelite family who settle III
Paris and who make herculean efforts to recon-
ce the French aristocracy in order to satisfy
their social aspirations. This play is somewhat
on the lines of Maurice Donnays hetour u0
Jerusalem" and of the "Decadence or NJ 'Tul-
non It contains biting sarcasm against po'-i
Jew and GENTLE. and modern smart farlslah
society is put upon red hot gridlron- Inc
authors OF this much discussed play are accused
by Jean Richepin with showing exaggerated
partalty to Jews, while other critics. notaoiy
Jean Drault, charge them with being more
cruelty anti Semitic than even Edouard Dru-
mont.
NJ Rip author of fantastic burlesque at the
Theatre des Capucines. has taken bold stand
in denouncing the French custom of duelling
He made a caricature Of certain verses taken
from the poems Of the Comtesse Matthew de
Noailles whereupon her husband. Comte Ma
thieu de Noailles. entered the theatre. and call
ing upon the author, drew his glove before the
dramatist's nose and sent two of his seconds.
NM de Montesquiou and &c Chimay, - chal-
lenge him. But NJ. Rip. who fs a quiet, peaceful.
literary man, declined to fight and told the sec
onds that he would have them arrested FOR
disturbing the public order and in letters TO
the newspapers denounces the barbarity OF the
practice Of dueing Meanwhile. he has COM
promised matters by changing the name of his
burlesque from "Noailles' TO "CornOuaies."
His would be aggressors have not yet persuaded
him to meet them with sword or duelling pistol,
and the efficacy Of aboshing the duel is under
discussion. c. q.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
wARLIKE MEASURES IN zULULAND
Increasing Boldness of Natives Brings Mobi-
lization of Militia.

Pietermartzburg. Nov. 9.-Nurders and out
RACES. including the killing In zululand of two
chiefs who were friendly to Great Britain. are
causing uneasiness throughout Natal. and particu-
larly In the border settlements. 1t was thought
the lessons taught the natives by the troops last
year would have the effect of maintaining order
but the natives growing bolder and the Eoy-
ernment will be forced TO resort to severe meas
against them.
The Governor has issued proclamation direct
ing that the forces in Zululand he strength
ened and calling on all persons to render assist
ance If required, in the work of restoring order
II has been decided to mobilize a portion of the
militia including cavalry ard infantry. to proceed
the dsaffected TO assist the police in driv-
ing the offenders into the bush and to undertake
other operations for their punishment.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
The QUEENS BIRTHDAY
Family Party to CeIebrate-Interest
I'M the Druce Case.
Especial by French Gable to The Tribune'j
I Copyright 1907, By Tne Tribune Association j

London, Nov 3O-There will be large family
gathering at Sandringhan tomorrow for the
Queens birthday the King having re'urneo
from Castle Riding and the Prince OF Wales
from Castle Ashby.
The German Ernperors rest cure Will con-
tinue for ten days.
The King of Spain has virtually closed a'
Eaton Hall his round of visits to English couh-
try houses.
The Prince of Wales will represent King Ed
ward at the festivities at Vienna IN hoiior u
the Emperor's protracted reign
The Druce case has given a flip to the circu-
lation of the halfpenny press Mr.. AVory 10
criticised by the lawyers for deliberate at
tempt to confuse and harass the witnesses
whom he cross examined. instead OF winning
their confidence and entangling them with
subtlety.
Tho Dr,,ce case is remarkable for the con-
stant discovery of new heirs and the phenom-
enal memories OF old women in recalling social
adventure and literary associations in thelr
youth It is financed by limited company
which will be forced to settle with the ne"
heirs they turn up. The prosecution 10
ruInored to be keeping important witnesses Till
the end OF the proceeding, and the defence is eX-
pected TO produce evidence showing the sep
arate identity Of the founder of the BAKER
Street Bazaar from the fifth Duke Of portland
by certificates Of birth and details of burial
The popular Lord Chancellor is holding his
last social function tonight before his marriage
early next week. He is presiding over the ST.
Andrews dinner of the Royal Scottish Associa-
ton, and the Moderator Of the General Assem-
bly, of the Church in Scotland. Dr. Milford
Mitchell is the principal guest.
Winston Churchils friends report that he VIII
be hacl, from tropical Africa by the middle or
January. l. ~ I
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
RUSSIAN ADMIRALTYs sUBTERFUGE,
Will Buy Warship Plans in England Despite
Protest of Home Builders.

ST. Petersburg. Nov. 0-Because of criticism of
the decision of the Admiralty to buy the plans for
a Russian Dreafnought from Vickers' Sons G.
Maxim. the English shipbuilders. the government
has decided to institute competition to be- omen
TO Russian and foreign firms. for designs for new
battleships. The vessels must be built In ST
Petersburg. of Russian materials. by Russian
workmen. and they must be fitted with Russian
engines. The successful competitor will superylse
the construction. and he will be penalized for de-
ficiences in speed. etc.
AS matter of fact, however, the competition
is limited to Vickers' Sons & Maxim as the n,ans
must be presented within thirty days The ,e
cision of the government to go abroad for plans
is sore blow to the Russian designers of war
ships The technical committee of the navy has
worked out half dozen designs, but not one Of
them was satisfactory
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Chancellor Won Biilow Tells of Reforms on
Youthful Offenders.

Berlin, NOV 8o-Speaking in the Rechstag to-
day, Chancellor Won Biilow made reference to
various coming reforms in the administration of
Justice and the punishment of youthful offenders
Youths, he said must be reformed according to
the American method of suspended sentences In
order not TO start them q career Of crime by
the infiiction of too harsh punishment.
The questioning of witnesses and accused per-
before court, he said. must be conducted
with due respect to the private affairs of the ind
vidual that huTniliating matters not necessary
to the at hand be not given publicity.
More severe punishment, he added must be IN
ficted upon the individual who traduces the char
acter of another. in order that there be excuse
for dueng. England. the chancellor explained
had been able to abolish dueling because the
courts severely punish those making calumnious
utteTauces.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LONDON RAPID TRANSIT.
NezU Crosstosun Line - RotL1cdy
Pooling-Finoncial Optimism.
Especial by French Cable to The Tribune.l


rcopyright 1907 by The Tribune Association
London, Nov. S0-Another half mile is added
to-day to Lcndon's system OF electric transit
This is spur from the Strand to Holporn'
where connection is made for Ffnshury Park
on the north and Hammersnith or Brompton on
the west It is the third crosstown line In oper-
alton between the Strand and the northern sub
urbs and is likely to command large traflc
as q branch Of the Great Northern. Piccadilly &
Brompton system OF tubes Investors are pay
ing heavily for Mr. Yerkess miscalculations. but
traffic on the underground lines is slowly IN
creasng. Owing to the quickening OF trains
and the Improvement oe electro services motor
oranfbuses are dropping out and the volume OF
surface transit is decreasing.
One of the results Of the concerted action or
the railway directors in the campaign against
Richard Bell is the adopting Of general sys-
tenn Of administrative economies The Great
Northern and the Great Central ere the first
railways entering into g pooling arrangement for
the division OF receipts and the reduction OF
working expenses but other lines are moving in
the same direction and making arrangements for
the suspension Of wasteful competition.
Fewer trains will be at high speed for
long distances and there will be systematic
measures for the equitable division Of business
Economists ere advocating increased fares for
the week end and ernierant services as well as
radical me hods Of retrenchment. These pool
ing arrangements when concluded Will be sub
rntted to the railway commissioners. as required
by act of Parliament.
1Ir Lloyd Georges successful intervention for
the prevention Of a railway strike may have
involved a secret understanding that the di-
rectors should cut down expenses in the interest
Of the shareholders and meet with no resistance
from the Board of Trade.
The American Ambassadors cheerful opti-
nism on Thanksgiving night has been justified
by the financial writer's Of the daily and weekly
press Even The Economist has ceased croak-
hg and admits that with the abatement of the
gold demand in the American crisis the reduc-
ton CT the bank rate to per cent is already
anticipated
There will be q buoyart market. especially for
home rails. IL the improved undertone in Amer
ica be followed by the disappearance Of the cur
repcy premium. Secretary Cortelyou receives
eenerai COMMUNICATION for preventing any un-
necessary imitation Of the currency as soon as
tie crisis had PASSED. l. y. +.