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The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


iETCcS QNOltu are NDOleSdle-l
BUTTFR-Demand active and market strong
Creamery. fancy Ea50s7 do. Western hrsts. @aS0
do. seconds ZasS; process fancy. .; do. fair to
good. 22aZ dairy. choice. DaZl; do. good Isa20
store-packed. fresh l9aA.
CHEESE-Msrket hm and active on all kinds
New York Sta.e factory. large, l3lzali; do. fats.
Iialflz. do. small. lilzal5; do, summer large la
Is do summer small llal4is: do. fair TO good, ia
l3 Western factory. new, choice. ll12al5 de-, fair
10 good Il; Virginia. 10.
EGGS-Receipts moderate; demand active. Near
BY frasn Virginia, Zja6 West Virginia and South
west Virginia 24a2j; Tennessee, q; North Carolina
o.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts Hght market firm.
Spring chickens is; DO. small. Is; hens, i
rocsters s; ducks, large. Ill2; do, small sale;
geese 6as; turkeys, toms per b. Is do, hens Is
do thin 10; keats. TO-
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Receipts moderate; market
firm. Turkeys, hens, undrawn. per H.. Il: do.
average undrasn, 15aI6; do thin, 10; old toms. l3
chickens large Isal9; hens. choice l6 ROSTERS 8;
ducks old aal0; spring, l5ali; geese, SAIL
DRESSED MEATS-Calves. fun dressed 9.0oa
I000: heads OF. 500; hogdressed calves. 900 hams
country. slgar-CurCd. lal6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home grown per bbl.
I50ag co. per bushel 55a60; sweet potatoes per bhl
2O9a2g5: vans 17ja2O0. cabbage, per Dbl, 30: Gu
c,lnibers North Carolina. L00al50; lettuce, home
grown. bbI L00al5o. onions. Maryland and Yir-
ginia. per bushe 75a90; do, Maryland and Virginia
per Dbl, 25oa275; beets, bunch, 3al; cantalOupes.
0a40
GREEN FRUTTS-Apples. York Imperial. packed
200as00: do wine sap. 200a30o; fancy table fruit.
25aS25 do. spy per bbl.. Is; do. loose PACK
cd. 5Oal50; peaches per box. 20OaZ50; do. common
Local ..
sUNDRIEs-Beeswax, 20; tallow, sass; honey.
white clover I-lb new, l3 do, do, 2-lb, new, 10
aI2: ginseng per h. 6Ocs650; seneca. per b.. 90;
golden SEAL aa45; pink l2al4; mandrake 2a3; snake
root IS.
GRAIN-wheat, choice. s0ass; do, fair tc good.
s0as0; do ordinary 75aS5; rye 6oa65 corn, shelled
white 1850: do, yellow, T5asO do. esr, 4OOa4.25
oats Western white Nc. 2 65a70: do. mixed 65ses
Ban. per ton, zO0a50e; middlings. 9O0a32O0
Hay AND STRAW-Timothy, choice, 2o.0Os2io0i
do, no. /, Iso0a2Q0Q; do, No. ? HOoals0O; mixed
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

BUTTER-CreameTy. fancy. h. 29isas0; do.
choice Zla2S, do, g00d 2ia26; do imitation 22a2i
do. prints. 2Sa3l do, blocks. 2a30; ladle sla22
Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. l9a20: Ohio and
West Virginia rolls l9a29, stOre-packed Ohio and
West Virginia, l9a25; Maryland Virginia and Penn
sylyania dairy prints 2ia26 renovated butter lsao0
EGGS-Malyaud. Pennsylvania. and nearby frsis.
loss Of, per dozen. a. Western trsts = West Viz
gnia hTsts. .: Southern trsts. Ia22; guinea eggs,
IlalZ
LIVE POULTRY-Chicscns old hens, heavy. per
H., l5 do. small IL do, old roosters each Z5a3J,
do, spring large. Ter To-. Is do. small I5 ducks
puddle large. l2al3; do small. II do. musc0ry
and mQngTel. llal2. do, drakes, each. 50si0 do
white Pekins. TO-. l2al5; pigeons. young per pair
l5, do, old. par pain, IS guinea fowl. Old cach
mas; do. young. each, 3jai0
POTATOES-Wmte. nearby. prime per bushcl
60a6j, do. Western Niaryland and PENNSYLVANIA
69a65; do. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania sec
0nds. i5a50; do. Eastern Shore Maryland per bbl
l01aL3; vans; North Carolina new. .. do. Yir.
eina. Is: sweets new. yellow, L754l s.: do Anne
Arundel yellow. Lga2l0.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-App
Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Virginia bh No /
Is; do. small common. 75al0g; do half bbl
basket. iCa60 do. New York. assorted per bbl
5)a350. Peaches Eastern Shore Maryland per
box, choice. 2O0a25O; do, pie fruit box. Ljoa 75
do per carrier. L25aL50 pears, Eastern Shore
oickel pgr basket. i0a60. DO. New York Bartlett
per bb. 500a7ooi tomatoes nearby. per basket
lsa20: do. Eastern Shore, Maryland l0al5; do
Anne Arundel Eja30.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Sept Receipts 81 900; esti-
mated for Tuesday, 1900 Market steady 20 10
cents higher. Prime beeTes 595a7.25: poor to me
dium 45ja550. stcckors and feeders, 265a5 10; COWS
and hefeTs 275a535; Gamers. L40a2SO; Texans, LEO
a5 .: Westerns, 4lGa6 %
HOGS-Receipts 10000: estimated for Tuesday.
2G0 Market 10 cents hsher; closed-5 cents higher
Light. 632as75; roughs. 5s5aG&; mixed 6l5a7. 90:
heavy, 625a6.s71z: pigs 53oa5.50
SHEEP-Reccipis. 5000: estimated Tor Tuesday,
22ec9 Steady to Is cents lower. Native sheep 3O0a
$50 Western sheep. 300a5 so: native lambs, Asa
49, Western lambs L75a7S5.
New York, Sept 20.-CAPTLE-R Receipts. $40
Good TO prime steers steady: choice heavy. firm
medium and common slow to 10 cents lower; about
al sold Steers lOaa6.65; stoekers. 800; bulls 250a
455 tailends rs; COWS. L25a4l0.
CALYES-ReCeiprs. $50. Eeals. steady to firm
eresssrs and Westerns. easier. Yeas. 55OalOO0:
cils A00a5O): grassers. 2s0a325; few at 35o;
Western calves, LO0a4.75; fed calves, 35Oa4 o.
Dressed calves steady citydressed veals sal4iz
oountry-dr5ssed. 7alZi1
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Receipts. 4.7OO Sheep
firm; lambs firm. . cents hIgher than last Friday.
Sheep 35a55O, choice. $50; ciIls, 500; lambs 675a
SIS; few selected. o3oas 80. culls, 5Ooa525
HOGS-Receipts, $3.50. Market steady at 700a
T20
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Post & Flagg-
"The market was irregular to-day. but
held well, prices closing somewhat better
than the opening. Canadian Pacific was
the sensational feature, running up
sharply on short covering. but it IS
simply a case of a limited supply of the
stock for leaning purposes. and repre-
sents the necessity of those who have
gone short for making good their con-
tracts. There would be a good deal more
Of the same thing if other stocks were
equally hard to borrow Money ruled
much firmer, but this is only natural
over the first Of the month Time funds
remain in fair supply. with no special
change in rates. The bank statement on
Saturday was discOncerting on account
OF the low figure of the surplus reserve
compared with former years. Il begins
TO show the movement of currency for
crop purposes, but as most of it is going
to New Orleans. and represents the be-
ginning of export in cotton. the effect
should appear in exchange and the
strengthening of credit abroad While
the outlook is favorable for an advance
in prices, the market would do well
t4iOAEAi IL IL toulN NC AACGd D4lA A6ss e.
siye bear attacks. Possibly the jump in
Canadian Pacific to-day may make them
a little more cautious in other directions.
E. w Crew, Of Henry Clews & Co
London was the chief seller Of stocks
this morning, founded apparently on what
Mr.. Roosevelt may say tonight at Can
ton Most of the buying was by the
commission houses. The real cause for
alarm may be found IN the condition Of
the steel and iron trades. II is quite
certain that there viii be a large shrink
age in this line of business. A consider
able part Of the recent selling of steel
shares has come from Pittsburg. where
the true state of affairs should be known.
1t should not be forgotten that an over
sold market is always. sooner or later,
productive of rallies, when the shorts
make UP their minds to cover. Even now
the borrowing demand for stocks is con-
siderably on the increase. New York
Central. Steel preferred, and a number
of others loaning fat Outside of rallies
from this source there is little real i'm
provement in sight Tightening of loads.
rather than increasing them, would ap-
pear to be the best policy.
G. Bowie Chipman. Of E. r. Chapman
& Co.-"Prices to-day experienced two
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving X Harrington
& Co.. members Of the New York Produce En
change, Frank c. Kiugs.aud. manager HIbbs Build
Ing.
The mining market to-day was exceptionally DUH
Most Of the loWer-priced stCcls showing a slight
falling Of from Saturdays close. The leaders sfiH
remain active Godfed Consolidated shows strength
around Ga. and apparently. Is due for an adj
vance. following the recent dividend announcement
which has been confirmed and which shows like
hh00d q being increased within the next few
months Combination fell OF q few points on ac-
count Of heavy short selling and az present prices
Is considered far below It's normal value Silver
Pick. Great Bend. and Blue Ben were active around
Saturdays prices Roanoke still remains most ac-
tive Cf the Golddeld stccks being firm az II bid
and is asked The Uutic condition # the market
seems TO be due 70 the scarcity Of call money and
the corresponding high rates Of interest The gen
eTal opinion is that the market VILE show a srH-
stantial advance as soon as m0nev conditions are
more favorable Tor carrying stocks
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

distinct and quick reactions, followed IN
each case by a rapid recovery. The clos
ing prices for most of the active issues
are from one TO TWO points higher on the
days work The sensational feature Of
the rally in the last hour was Canadian
Pacific, this stock being scarce loaned
at a premium OF per cent, which caused
heavy short covering. The total advance
of to-day being fourteen points, almost
all Of which was held. The punishment
OF the shorts in this stock caused IN
easiness among the shorts in some OF the
other issues, and TO that Is attributed
the last rally. Il may be that this short
covering viii become more general to-
morrow. Should this prove true, and
prices act quickly on the up track. it
would seem as though profits should be
taken"
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sells cents per share.
NEW YORK MoNEY.

New York Sept. 30.-MOney on call at the stocs
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest, s.:
lowest, 1; closing. per cent. Most Of the loans
were 90 1 per cent
Time money quiet and unchanged with easy
conditions Rates 5a5A per cent for thirty 70 sixty
days, So for ninety days. and per cent for four
hve and six months
Mercantile paper remained dull with an apathetic
demand, Rates: 6lza7 per cent for -four 10 SIX
months bills receivable and prime single names: Z
pr cent and upward for Others
The market for sterling to-day was firm. with
rates 30 points higher. Rates for actual business
were: Sixty days, s2a4 sos; demand s55Oa4 S555
cables, is6l5a4 500 Commercial bills we're asa
GsI3
The supply OF cotton bills was better
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday or
dered the sale Of the Three Sisters, ths
name given to the three islands in the
middle OF the Potomac River, just above
Georgetown. The islands. with other
property in Georgetown, are to be sold
in order to make partition Of the estate
of the late John Moore. William W.
MILAN and Daniel W. O'Donohue were
named as trustees to make the sale.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt., 5.50a5.75, butcher. 450a
500; common, G5la3.00
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. 7ooa7 . ordinary G. jOa7 co.
SHEEP-Clipped 350a40O; common. 250a30O.
LASlBS-SFring. choice. 7izaS medium 7a7lk
CALYES-Prine. Per h., sasia; medium 71zsS
grass. 4ailk
COWS-Prime fresh. each, 4000a5008; common.
so.eoaso.ao; old and dry, s0QaIQOQ.
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hay, lscaIso; clover. l6oOaIZ58; straw, rye per
bundle ll.e0. do DO, machine thTash5d. 6-57a675
do wheat, $50
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed, free q burs
per ID, 50; do, unwashed free Il burs per H.. Is;
do, bury. Der H. 25: hides. green. Per H., g. do.
dry. per b. I5aI7 sheep skins. green, each sal9o
do. DRY. each 25aI5: calf skins. green. each. LIS.
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New York. Sept s0.-WHEAT-Weakcr fair trade.
No. ! Northern Duluth 90 arrive. Llsi5. I. q. b.;
No. red. T. o. b.. 1854. No. hard. f. O. b.,
LOIS. No. macaroni lob. f. o. D. No. maca-
roni pls Exporters took > loads
CORN-Wcakcr, fair trade No. elevator. IS
No. .. nominal T. o. b.. 7i'z for end Of 0ctorr and
sarIv November: No 2 yellow nominal; No. white,
nominal Exporters took 50 loads.
OATS-Lifeless; steady. Elevator prices: New
cron. No white IS; No. white. s.; No.
mixed 81.
Prices Cf futures follow.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regalar call. l2 O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction 5s 500 at lliA.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 50 az
uE
National City Bank at iH
Washington Loan and Trust. 2 at 2s.
Following are the closing quotations yesterdays
local stock market:
Bid Asked
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STOCK SALES SMALL
Fifty-fOur Shares Cover the
Transactions Yesterday.
SOMETHING PENDING IN GAS

RumOrs Current that ''MeIon VIII
BE CUT Speedily - One Broker
HustIes To Get the Shares-Finds
Only One Thousand for sale.
George Mitchell Writes a Letter.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown Co, men,
Ders Of the New York stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
Sales TO noon ...-.. 3OO, SOC shares
Total sales ............. SIS, 100 shares
Call moneys High, o; low, ia; close, 594.
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Quotations furnished by Z. r Chapman & Co
members New York stock Exchange. G.. Bowie
Lhinman manager. 1901 L street rcrtEnzast
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished By T. r Chapman 4
Co.. members New York stock Exchange. g. Bosie
Chapman. manager, lS0l street northwest
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Grain NOW All safe.

n the other hand. up to the present
e this is the only section where any
siderable damage has as YET been
!sed by frost. and there are observers
the grain trade who contend that bad
Gather from now on can reduce the
rain harvests Of the United States In
any appreciabIe degree. Quotations for
stocks to-day closed nearly at the high
est figures and at gains running from
one to two points
The price Of wheat and corn broke
sharply to-day, which was an Illustration
af the course Of feeling in the grain
trade regarding the harvest outcome. al
though, on the other hand. the large
transfers Of money by the local banks Ia
the interior OF the country. aggregatins
since Friday nearly 5000, 900. and the re-
ports of these extraordinarily heavy de-
liveries of grain at Chicago to-day and
last week, indicate that the question Of
providing money to move the crops might
after all trouble local financial institI-
tons this year more than has been here
tOfore feared.
The 8 ~ cent call rate in Wall street
to-day, N face Of these eXigenciss and
OF to-morrow's large disbursements. com
pares with rate averaging in the neigh
bOrhOOd Of 3 per cent in previous years.
and. therefore, Wall street does not con
slider the present situation in any way
alarming
II is also clear that of the .oj1
that the Secretary OF the Treasury can.
If he wishes, deposit with the national
banks Of the country 10 relieve the strain
only about $l000lOc0 Of this has thus
left the hands OF the government and
has been placed wholly outside Of this
city.
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Attack on st. Paul shares.

But another attack again, obviously Of
strategic nature, was made, and was this
time directed against the st. Paul stock.
Later on the real purpose of these ma
neuvers became plain. and an undisguised
attempt TO retire contracts for the fall
went on.
The scramble was materially has;ened
by an uPrush from the low point Of the
day of fourteen points in Canadian Pa
ciflc stock, an issue IN which violent
fluctuations have been not iufrequent in
the price. The floating supply of Ca
madam Pacific in the market is partcu-
larly small. and although it has been
a large target for bear operations. these
have on many occasions ended disas-
trously fer those undertaking them
Throughout last week especial pressure
was brought against the Canadian Pa
cic shares, upon the theory which un-
Questionably has some basis In the fact
that the crops have been materially re-
dUced this year. and especially by injury
from fros- IN the last few days.
There is no question but that the wheat
yield in Manitoba viii be considerably
less than was estimated earlier in the
season. and the matter emphasizes the
danger Of wheat raising in this section.
The territory lies far North. and al
though the quality Of wheat raised IS
often superior the planting growing.
and harvest season Is so short that
chances Of curtailment Of the crop
der favorable weather conditions are
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
SPECTATORS ACTIVE
Trading Is Purely of a Pro-
feSSiOnal Character.
UPRUSH IN CANADIAN PACIFIC
stock Rises Fourteen Points and
Adds to SerambIe-I.iquidatiO of
the Past Week Not Genuine, as
shown by Character OF Trading.
Price of Grain Breaks Sharply.

New York, Sept. S0.-ProfesstonaI manip-
ulation in tO-day's security market was
wholly designed with a view to the buy
Ing in at as great a profit as could be,
Of a considerable portion of The large
amount Of stocks sold speculative for the
decline in the latter part Of last week
The entire days market was of a pro-
fessional character, and was uninteresting
TO a degree, but the real feature devel-
oped in it was the testimony adduced in
the course Of the market itself. that last
weeks depression IN prices was due to
forces Of the kind that have been de-
scribed. rather than 10 any resumption of
genuine liquidation.
Right at the outset to-day prices Of
stocks were a little higher than they
closed on Saturday, but speedily declined
under what appeared to be a selling OF
stocks for the decline, chiefly the United
States Steel shares for the account of
London houses, but was always. in all
probability, no more than a drive made
for the purpose Of covering purchases.
These purchases soon began, and by the
middle of the day had established gains
of more than point in the principal
issues
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK. sept. 50-Closing quotations Of United
States government l-oDds-
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G. Bowie Chlpman. OF z. R. Chapman
& Co.-"Prices to-day experienced two
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
BOSTON STOCKS.

49, y ID a8aInst - -VTl ~afIrdaT
week ago. and A,s02.01O a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
MOBILE PROGRAM
PENNANT TO BE RAISED WITH
 CEREMONY.
At Opening Game, Miss Emily Boone VIII Allow Championship Flag of
 Oystermen To Float to the Freezes.

Mobile, April g. Especial Jon Thurs day afternon, the 1907 Cotton States pennant race will open with a rush. The teams are already lining up for the dash out of the box and from the fall of the flag Thursday afternoon, until next September, six teams will be lock- ed in the throes of a death struggle.
 Locally, the enthusiasm among the fan colony is unusually great from the fact that the local sons of swat copped the bunting in last seasons set-to And not the least interesting feature of the first day of the seasons performance will be the formal flag raising cere- mony which will take place just before the Oystermen and the Gulfport teams lock horns in the first game of the sea- son.
 The pennant which the local tribe ish, will be raised by Miss Emily Boone. daughter of City Attorney B. Boone, himself an enthusiastic fan Miss Boone will be escorted to the park by bevy of young women in automo, piles and the flag raising ceremony will be accompanied by strains from a brass band.
 Immediately after the bit of bunt- ing for which the Oystermen fought SC valiantly last year Is hung to the breezes Mayor Pat J. Lyons will toe the rub Der and send the first ball over tho plate to lena dignity 10 the ocCdSlon as well as to show McCay's lads that he is with them right or wrong. Although 1t has been several years since has Mayorship has adorned pitchers box under the care of Mickey" O'Brien he has shown a wonderful return to his old time form. and he will give the ex. pert fingers some pointers about good salary wing.
 The entire Oyster outfit has reported and all those with whom Manager Der ney McCay hopes to fly the grand olt rag here again next season. will be il the game the first day. The men art all apparently in the pink of condition and from the showing they made in tho last few practice games. somebody 1! going to get the bad end of a pennan race ere the cool winds of Septembe' blow
 Manager McCay announces that h. has positively signed King" Bruner who made such a reputation while { member of Guy Samples White Rib boners of Meridian. Bruner is popu lar with the local fans and they are al | In hopes that McCay will send him fl to chunk the opening game. The following line up of the Mobii team can be seen from glance will make somebody hustle to even send man the entire route for lone tally Ray, Bruner, Welch, Hayes or Nolly pitcher: O'Brien or Puckett, catcher Kemmer. first base; McCan. secont | base; Hocman third base; Breyette short stop; Adamina. left field; Thorn ton. center field; Boyd, right feld'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
LEAVE FOR ATLANTA
MALARKY AND HIS MEN OFF FoH
 OPENING GAME.
sweeny Taken Along to play First Base in Initial Series, and May be Given Sack Per-
 manentIy.

Malarky and his crowd left last night for Atlanta, where this atter- noon. they go up against Billie Smiths bunch in the opening game of the 1907 championship season. He took with him fourteen men. Busch and Nye be- ing left at home. Sweeny Will play short in today's game and if he shows up in the form that Malarky hopes for he will be a fixture for that posi- tion
 While there have been no releases so far beyond Biggers and Leslie, we has virtually been turned loose by Ma larky. This boy is one or the prom ising youngsters-quick. fast on his feet and hits the ball on the nose Ma. Iarkv seems to think that he has not had enough experience for Southern I,earue company, but that in one more wear he will be as fast as any oI them.
 President Chambers left with the team for Atlanta last night and VIII witness today's battle, leaving TOT Montgomery Thursday afternoon.
 The interest in the game today IS at fhA boiling over stage among the iocai fans and Jack Higgins's new haIl VII il receive a good baptism. Tnat nati IS one of the best affairs or the Kino m the South. John Yung has turned over to Higgins his recently completed pan ouet hall on the second moor or ms restaurant.
 In the hall are 2oe opera chairs and twartv-fiye electric lights with the familiar blackboard and operators & la ble on a platform at one end or the hail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-10
THREW TWO BRICKS
YOUNG WHITE MEN ARRESTED
 FOR DISTURBANCE.
Deputy sheriRs Saw Them Hurlinr Missiles at West End Street Car Under Cover of the
 DarkneaN.

Two young white men, Gilbert Nich- ols and Philfinnie Rice are under ar- rest, charged with having thrown bricks sat street car. Their arrests are the first in connection with the recent attempts at violence to street cars.
 They were arrested by special deputy sheriffs of the Montgomery Traction Company Monday night after they had been seen, the deputies said, throwing bricks at West End street car. Deputies Snyder and Curry wereIy- ing in wait in the dark at the intersec- ton of Bell Street and First Avenue. West End, about o'clock, when the West End car, on which Deputies Tay- Tor and Cantelou were riding, rounded the curve.s
 According to the officers, the young men. under cover of the darkness. threw two bricks at the car just as 1t passed. The missiles struck the top or the car and did no damage, but the car was stopped. and the young men were immediately arrested. Nichols and Rice were committed to the county jail and warrants were sworn out before Justice Young. chars- ing them with assault with weapon. Each of them was released on a s259 bond yesterday morning. Nichols waived examination and Rice's prelim- mary hearing is set for Saturday.
 The officers say the young men are members of the carpenters union. Nich- ols is 21 years old and Rice is 24 years old.