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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28

U. s. refundins rs. registered. ....... 1881
U. $. refundins 2s. coupon........... 1881
Y. S IS, registered. ................. 1907
U. s. IS, coupon... Observation-Disclosures. 1907
Y. s. New Is. registered. ........... III
u. s. New As. coupon. III
american Tobacco 4s................. 6sI
american Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. Oily
Atthison general Observation-Disclosures. 9o7
Atchison adjustment 4s.............. soh
Atchison conv. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Atchison conv. rs. ................... ga
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............. 81
Bcltimore and Ohio 4s.............. 80
Baltimore and Ohio 3iks............. Sc
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. As...... sou
Central of Georgia SIS, ............... IS
Central of Georgia LIST Inc. tbId).. 60
Central of Georgia End Inc. (bid)... 35
Central of Georgia Sd Inc (asked).. Az
chesapeake and Ohio 4iss. ........... sih
Chicago and Alton SIS (bd). ....... b5
Chicago, y. and Quincy new 4s...... So
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

higher. Good Pennsylvania hogs. $500;
pigs. $500.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I. and Pacific r. n. 4s.... sc
Chicago. r. ]. and Pac. r. r. col. 5s.. 6s
c.. c.. G. and st. l.. gen. As tbid) 80. 81
Colorado Industrial Sc. series A (bidJ.. 40
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. 81
Colorado and Southern is........ II
Cuba 6s.... Observation-Disclosures. %
Denver and Rio Grande As tbid) 80. IS
Distllers' Securities 5s.............. CO
Erie prior lien AZ (asked). 81
Erie General rs tbid). 60
Hooking Valley AIS. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Inter Met. 4hs... Observation-Disclosures. 30
Japan As. INSTRUMENTATION. rs
Japan &ias, certificates. Sc
japan 4lss. certificates, End scrlcs.... S.
Louisville and Nash Unified As (bid).. 81
Manhattan consol gold 4s........... So
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. 70
Mexican Central LIST Inc. .......... IL
Mirn. and st. Louis Az (askedp seas. so
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s...... ~
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2nds.... II
Natl r. r. OF Mex. con. Is (bid).... ~
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Daily Court Record
law and Equity.

yerdicts entered yesterday:
s. I. Beveridge & Co. VS.: p. w. Wag-
2S. subject to the opinion of the court
upon the defendants demurrer to the
evidence.
suit ssi for 5us ;B.oeo iof s-00' ms was :
American National Bank vs. Meont
P Pros NC Company etc. Judgment for
Suits instituted yesterday:
Louisa Harris. etc. VS.. Victoria
Johnson and ais for sale Of real es-
Weisiger for ;ies.
sigourney and Pardon VS.. Stock
bridge Elevator Company for sl4s.5o.
tern Mutual Life Insurance Company
for $12.5o0.
The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals reconvened Yesterday morning at 10
o'clock with District Judges Purnell and
Waddill in attendance.
Tho case Of John ". H. Geiger. plaintiff
In error, Va the United States OF America
defendant in error: In error to the District
Court at Baltimore. Nd was. on motion
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error con-
tnued until the February term. Albert s.
more, Md. appeared for the plaintiff In ar
ror. and John G. Rose. United States attor-
nay. and Morris a. Soper, assistant United
States attorney, of Baltimore, Md, appeared
for the defendant In error.
This being Thanksgiving Day the court
adjourned over until tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock.
Hon. Thomas j. Morris. United States
district Judge for the District of Maryland
who has been in the city in attendance upon
tho court. left for his home at Baltimore
yesterday
State Supreme Court.
Proceedings in the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals yesterday were:
knights OF Columbus VS.. Burroughs bene-
flciary. Fully argued by Leo P. Harlow for
dc PENDANT In error. and w: r: Reilly for
plaintiff In error. and submitted
Next to be called Southern Rail-
way Company vs. Hanshrough's adminstrl.
trx; Smiths administrator VS.. Norfolk and
Western Railway Company. and Rochester
German INSURANCE Company VS. Monu-
mental Savings Association being Nos. 8. 40
ana II on argument docket
Court adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a..
NJ Friday,
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NEW YORK, November 81. --BEE,vEs
AND sTEERs-Slow to 100 lower. bulls
slow TO l5c, lower; cows steady, but me-
steers. sa,7Sqs.2b; bulls ss7baAoO COWS,
SltoapS.So Shipments TO-DAY. lao cattle,
$40 sheep and 200 quarters OF heet Calye,
ers, ss,TSnA,oo; mixed calves, ao5 West
erD calves, fShn, sheen and lamhs--sheep
steady lambs ibds5c. higher sheer saao
II 20. lambs. sFgoq0iss, iioss--Mafkst -.ar.
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NEW YORK. November 27.-AIoncy on
call lower; 3GD6 per cent; ruling rate.
8: closing bid. 3 offered at s; time
loans nominal: 60 days, 10 per cent,
and 30 days, IL per cent: six months
s per cent. Close: Prime mercantile
4 paper. per cent; sterling exchange
weaker with actual business In bank
ers' bills at si.s6iemi.s645 for demand
and at s47a5004.797 for 60-day bills.
Commercial bills. s4.79T5G4s0: bar sill
Yer. 57-.-S: Mexican dollars. 40; gov
eminent bonds steady; railroad bonds
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New York Central gen siss. .......... ss
New Jersey Central. gen. So asked. 1lt
Northern Pacific 4s................... a5X
Northern Pacific IS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 64,s
Norfolk and Western con. 4s........ s7ta
Oregon Short Line refunding 4s...... 49ta
Pennsylvania COW. 3hs.,,........... 90
Reading General As. .................. sah
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. S.. 1o1
st Louis and San Francisco fs. 4s.... 67ti
st Louis Southwestern con. 4s...... 81
Senboard Air Line 4s................. 50
Southern Pacific 4s.................. 20
Southern Pacific LIST Is, certificates. sis
Southern Railway 5s................. oIh
Texas and Pacific lists. .............. 1o5,s
Toledo. st. l.. and Western %s...... 5b
Union Pasilc 4s.i..... ................ osh
Union Pacific conv. ts............... S24
United States Steel 2nd 6s.......... 81
Wabash lsts. northumberland. 1o1,s
Western Md. MISUNDERSTANDING. 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie N (asl<ed).. rs
wisconsin Central 4s.......... 1911
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond Va, November 81. 1907.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS TO TRADE.
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CATTLE MARKETS..

CHICAGO. November 27.-CATTLE--Rs
ceipts estimated about 1900 head Market
s.reng and active steers, sssoasso; cows;
ai,sb; calves. s38660. stockers and feed
ets s2.t0a4so, Hogs-Receipts estimated
Ebout $4,000 head. Market strong to ESQ.
higher, Choice heavy. shipping, s455a4.65:
lieht, butchers, s&,56646S; light, mixed.
s. toa4+b; choice, light. s4.3oa4.so; pigs.
tS1Snh; bulk OF sales $4io1A60, Sheep
Receipts estimated about $4,000 head. Mar
ket Sheep steady: lambs strong to 10 a 15c
higher, Sheer. s?a6oos lambs, fba5Q6.sS;
yearlings. f&,2o95lo.
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SPIRIT OF CAUTION
SHOWN IN MARKET
Spectators Manifest Disposition
10 Ball< al Some Of tho Efforts
at Stimulation.
ARE AFFECTED BY RuMoRs
Only Small Sums OF Currency
Sold at Premium, and Rate
Il Shows Yielding Tendency.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE
Stock market displayed spirit of eau
lion in following UP the advancing ten
y 1tncy which developed yesterday. Inc
speciilators showed disposition to
baik at some of the efforts at stitnu-
lation. These efforts centred largely
around the Pacific aud Reading. and
< a;.d To do. in the one ease. with runors
or esta bIisllIment of cordial relations be-
tween the Hartman and Hill interests
and in the other with a plan for dl-
yestment of ownership of coal proper
Ties. which would include a distribut ton
OF shares in holding company to
Reading stockholders. Only small sums
K currency were sold at premium TO-
Z day. and the premium rate showed de-
scidcdIy WELDING tendency. There was n
relaxation perceptibte IN some OF the
): change on New York The tension IN
the foreign exchange market also sen-
sibly relaxed. and the market eased.
London discount market reflected the
growth in confidence there In the pass
ing of our financial crisis. The fall in
tho private discount rate iii London
was so distinct as TO give rise to eXpcc-
cations of a reduction in the official
rate of the Bank of England to-mor-
row. In the securities market the I'M
5provement II, the bond department was
much moro pronounced than in the stock
department.. The rise in bonds to-day
was the first distinct and comprehensive
movement of the sort which has been
since the late crisis developed. The
stock market continued irregular
throughout, renewed liquidation APP
pearing in some stocks notably Mis-
strong before the closing bonds We're
notably strong. Total sales. pai. value.
s3.aso.00o, United States bonds were
unchanged ON call.
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Hon Thomas j. Morris. United States
district judge for the District of Maryland.
who has been in the city in attendance upon
tho court. left for his home at Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
EVANGELIST IN SLUMS.
Pitches Tent at Fire Points and
OrgGnizes Baseball Team.

An evangelist pitched his tent last night at Five
Points Park and Baxter streets. Fully thousand
children crowded IN at the children's meeting at
: o'clock. which presided over by Miss Nir-
gfnia Young Of St. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church. This tent campaign is purely non-sec-
year and worked for several months among the
residents near Mulberry Bend Park and this year
she Is slperintendent Of the childrens' work.
Pandenoniurn reigned in the tent at the opening
Of the meeting and catcalls came from outside the
wire netting which fences off the corner lot in
which the tent has been erected Ihls lot had oeen
the gathering place for all the youngsters in the
neighborhood, and had afforded them space for
games Of all descriptions
They were first inclined 10 resent the intrusion
On their amusement place, but Miss Youngs talk
dissiuated all opposition The boys were not only
70 te taken on excursions into the country, she
said bat she also wanted them 10 organize regular
baseball teams and she was going take them up
"a Fort George once week to play other teams.
Let's call our team the Salvation team, sug-
gested one Of the prospective players But the
youngsters finally agreed that ii should be calico
Tent No. 20 team.
The evangelist IN charge Of the tent is the Rev
! r. Morris, who is assisted by the Rev e H.
Todd superintendent of the Five Points Mission;
The Rev George Graft and the Italian evangelist
the Rev Mr.. Stanazione- Franklin Butts is the
musical director He said last night that he had
travelled all over the country with Mr Moody,
The evangelist hut had never seen a tent audience
.n which so many natonalities represented.
Addresses will be made in at least four Ian
elages every night during the summer. Last night
after Mr. StansziCne had spoken he had several
italians come from the audience upon the plat
form and toin him in singing an Italian hymn
Two hundred or three hundred men and women at
tended the meeting after the children's services
and listened attentivey 10 the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
INNOCENT SPECTATOR STABBED.
Girl Grinding Melodies from Hand Organ
Thought She Was Insulted.

Philomena Casino. Sicilian. was playing a
hand organ yesterday afternoon at West and
CHARLES streets Around the organ Were score
or more Of school girls. dancing and enjoying the
music she made On the curb. near which the
organ stood crowd of boys watched the dancing
girls toking and laughing at them
Charles Mccarthy. Of No. 321 Plymouth street.
BROOKLYN passed along and paused. Interested in
the scene Suddenly big schooiooy gave nin d
nush mccarthy fell against the Castino girl. al
most Knocking her down. He fell and not Of
Tended but smiling. he picked himself up
Tha oirI CON the smile You darel' she cried.
There was fash of steel and Mccarthy fell
again, with a stiletto wound in his breast which
is expected TO prove fatal
81 900 bail In the jefferson Market court on a
charge of felonious assault. II Mccarthy dies as
he is expected TO do at st. Vincents hospital the
charge will be moro serious
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
WHALE SCHOOL HAS COMMENCEMENT.
Spout for Delectation of Steamers Passen-
gers from Delaware Capes to Sandy Hook.

Since the earthquake at Kingston steamers
from West Indian ports have brought to New
York many tales Of strange occurrences on voy-
ages along the Atlantic coast. The tale of the
sawfsh which rannled schooner within sight
Of the crew OF the fruit steamer Baker, on her
way 10 Kingston, was probably the most stir
ring until the Hamburg-American liner Vir-
ginia. in yesterday from Kingston reported
steaming along with school Of twenty-eight
whales from the Delaware Capes 70 Sandy Hook.
This being commencement season the school
was Epouting at great rate.
The passengers told Of counting 161 whales,
many OF them being ninety feet long. The re-
port was doubted until Captain Zack. who has @
reputation for keeping a most accurate log book,
said that a school Of about twenty-eight small
whales did actually follow the steamer from the
Delaware Capes to the Hook Shortly before
the virginia reached the lightship the whales
headed toward Montauk Point
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
NO SPLITTING OF FEES,
ReaI Estate Auctioneers Seek to
Check Illegal Acts.

The Real Estate Auctioneers' Association NJ
which James L. Wells is president has begun 70
trace to their source rumors about members Of the
organization splitting commissions with referees
Certain members believe that some If not all of
these reports well founded and that such prac-
tices not only place the business OF a Manhattan
real estate auctioneer on the same level with ON,
ployes Of lawyers offices WHO are known as .a,o
bulance chasers." but. moreover are illegal acts
change old or adopt rules as TO the form NJ
conducting auction sales the fees TO be charged a.
ducting auction sales the fees 10 be charged M
various sales. other than legal offerings etc The
ann OF the organization is to find quick market
Tor property at auction at good prices and If IL
mas not the confidence of the public the task of
getting buyers for the real holdings of its
clients becomes a most difficult one
Ascertaining the truthfuness of these renorts Is
not going to occupy the entire time OF "A committee
OF seven of the association bent upon sitting these
rumors and then removing the cause The commit
tee is also ito try to find ways and means OF
elevating the tone of the auction business
William F. Redmond OF Adrian n. Muller & CO.:
Louis w. Mooney, of Mooney &, Lawrence ] Rarry
Dounsberry. of Lounsberry & OConnor; BRYAN /.
Kennelly Joseph Smyth and d. Phoenix Ingraham
are some of the members of the committees.
me Legislature recently placed Manhattan real
estate auctioneers" member OF the Auctioneers'
ASSOCIATION said yesterday. I'm the same class az
auctoneers who sell cheap jewelry second hand
furniture or assignees' stocks of clothing We re-
sent being aligned and counted with such auc-
toneers. That is why most of us are pavine the
SlV yearly fee to the City Clerk under protest
mat Is why, too we intend to have the real
auctioneers of Manhattan recasslfed as it were
ana put legally on the high plane where they be-
long
MANY slanderous reports have been current
Gently about real estate auctioneers.'' this man
said There may have been foundation for
some of these reports, such the splitting of fees
with referees. Maybe some of the rumOrs reached
the ears OF Governor Hughes, and he therefore
thought the business of the real estate auctioneer
was no better than that of a second hand furn-
ture auctioneer. The member members of the
Auctioneers Association who alleged to have
split fees with referees not aware. sure.
that In dividing commissions they commit
ting an infraction of the law The penalty for this
illegal act is either fine of $3.50 imprisonment
for few months. or both
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
sPALDlNo SUCCEEDS ARMSTRONG.

Lyman A. Spaldng yesterday elected pres-
dent OF the Casualty Company Of America. to
succeed Robert B. Armstrong who resigned three
months ago. The meeting held at No 81
William street. Robert De Leon elected first
vice president Mr.. Spalding comes from Lock-
wood, N Y. and formerly a member of the
law firm of Guggenheimer Untermyer & Marshall
He has represented various railroad companies in
Guiding the Metropolitan Street and the Fast Coast
He is a member OF the New York Athletic and the
Manhattan clubs.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BW W@Nlimh}.

PalatiaI Steamers 'HBNDRICK HUD-
SON" NEW YORK and ALBANY
OF the Hudson River Day Line. fastest and
finest river boats in the world.
Lv. B'klyn. Fulton ST. Thy Annex 500 a. N.
lesbTusscS ST. Pier. 800. $40 q
West AL St..---.-.-.. .o.OO
West l2Sth St.-.-.....-.-. 9 20 -
Landing at Gonkers, West Point, New
hurgh. Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point. Cats
kill, Hudson and Albany Daily, except
sunday Special trains u Catskill Mts. re-
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections
TO III points East North and West Through
tickets and baggage checked at offices ~
\. Y. Transfer Go. Through rail tickets
between y. \. and Albany accepted. Most
delightful Cne-day outings to West Point
NewburGh. or BOkeePSie, returning on down
boat. Restaurant open al A. NJ. MUSIC.
on ana after June 22d. the Steamer Al
hany'' will make trips 20 Poughkeepsie and
return, daily. except sunday. leaving New
York one hour later than regular boat and
making same intermediate landings with
addition of Cornwall.
STEAMER MARY POWELL.
Leaving nesbrosses st. at Las p NJ:
West i2d St, T. NJ; West 129th st. 20
! NJ. daily. except Sunday for Highland
Falls West Point. Cornwall Newburgh
New Hamhurgh. Milton. Poughkeepsie
Rondout and Kingston Orchestra on board
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
4s>----r-.-s--s- --<-..s-t<<.s~s-<-.-ss
Bulletin.
ASBURY PARK SUMNER SCHEDULE

The full schedule between New York and Long Branch
bury Park Spring Lake and the New York and Long
Branch Railroad will be placed Sunday June 23
number of fast will be established and the service will be
improved by the addition of parlor express and
smoking to the important
There section OF the Atlantic attractive than that
lying between Long Branch and Point Pleasant, and its popularity
asd by the thousands of New Workers who make
their residence excellent hotels
The Pennsylvania Railroad of fast and frequent
trains to and from the popular this and
that itself to all travell
New tables be Ticket Agents and after
June p.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
BOY STRUCK BY AN AUTOMOBILE

While crossing Fifth avenue at 124th street yes
tcrday afternoon Baisey Burns. eleven years old,
struck by an automobile owned and operated
by William c. Haight of No 147 West 126th street
and painfully cut on the scalp Haight was ar
rested by Patroman Fay. charged with assault
Fay witnessed the accident and says the automo-
bile was running at moderate rate OF speed and
that the boy stepped directly IN its path.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
HAr1T1OCKS
Largest assortment in the city.
40 to 6.0S

From baby size up to the larges, made
SAMPLE VALUES
Canvas Weave stripes and rla.dS-
hest Jolors- -rillow. spreader and
valsn,C special -.-.- .,.-----.---- .SS'
Jacquard canvas Weave-fne patterns
and colors worth S2.5o- ...--.,,--- l ~
Extra large Canvas turnover up
holstered pillow with taSsels--
ri,h colors value 81 2''---.-. ------ = 10
..Paimsr's'' Tiger and Heavy Canvas
very strong and handsome
value - -. .-..-.-.. .---...-'- $1,000 q o.
The famous Teddy Rear value s. 60. >. 5.SS
..Reautv HammocEs' -rcrel and
oriental dcs iEus in rich co!crs
extra heavy complete = % Z" .. %
sclid and self color Checks and Ilaids-
close ueive --.------t | 90 10 = ~
Rahy Hammocls- regular
'ais and cra&is sJyIes &C.,. 40 and .S5
Rows. and Girls Iiammocks-
rf.lcw. v1.auce. spreader- ---.----.. -SS
ROPES AND HOOKS
Pest Ropes with Anchors pair r.------ L 8
The Galvanizsi Chain-''Iust out -
pair ,-..........,..-----. --.----.---- .SS
Plate Hooks-with screws-extra
heavv-pair ...----... L =
s,oep seats-fne mating cov'd-
velvet binding-each- ---------.-..-- "a
uosouito Canopies-an sizes 1 90 10 2. %
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
PooLBoAT TOO MUCH FOR CHICAGO

Chicago, June 1S-Mayor Busse sent a letter
10 Secretary Cortelyou to-day asking aid of
the federal government in preventing the opera
ton OF the racetrack poolroom ship. the City
OK Traverse. The Mayor asserts that the boat
is a public nuisance. and asks that its license
be revoked.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
NElLL NOR EXPECTED In oYsTER eAY.

IBy Telegraph to The Tr1bune-I
Oyster Bay, June IS-Secretary Loeb said to-day
that Labor Commissioner Charles P NELL is not
expected at Sycamore Hill in the near future to
discuss the threatened strike Of teegraphers with
the President Mr. Neill has not asked for ap-
pointment and there seems TO be at present no
urgent need for conference with him upon the
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
KERNELS. NO. ,.
Mechanical Equipment.

The machinery with which The
Associated Sunday Magazines is
printed includes modern presses
operated by skilled labor. The
Mechanical Department is in the
same building as the Editorial
and Art Departments. The great
color presses upon which the
striking six color covers are
printed also print the second and
third covers in black ink at the
same time, and are marvels of
perfection in printing machinery.
Ihe entire enormous edition for
all the nine papers is uniformly
printed, the color presses stop
ing after the run for each sepa-
rate paper only long enough for
the pressnan to change the head
ing tor the next paper. The ap-
pearance of The Associated Sun
day Magazines, from the stand
point OF presswork, paper, type
and illustrations, is handsome
and impressive.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-19
James McCreery & Co.

DRESSMAKING DEPT. 34th Street Store Only.
Orders for Afternoon, Wedding and
bridesmaids Dresses and copies of the
latest imported models will be accepted
at extremely moderate prices.
Tailor-made Walking Suits. 90
Linen Suits. 5000
Riding Habits, for Summer of linen
Or crash. 1900
Imported Gowns considerably below
usual prices.