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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-02
EXCERPT FROM 7if REPORT
THOS. |. DARBY, E. N.

IT consider the property to be well
within the mineralized area Of the 0old-
field mining district, hat 1t has great
prospective value and IL well worth
thorough development.
"ons hundred and nfty-four acres II q
very considerable tract Of ground. It 10
A. large a. the average size farm and a.
this II all rood mining ground, its pos
abilities are thereby great. (signsd)
"THos. Z. DARBY, Z. NJ"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1907-02-02

The coll FLAT MINING COMPANY owns a group of nine claims agbeMng 54 acres in ~%n2 Of the
GddmM district
Seven hdsusvn~hb pupnva ndomop as rgMy@ ou Lodges on any fheg great odMssmn eo D".
These hMs assay from $500 to $3.50 the surface
Thief omnnyw mimmedaeb install hoist and will sink to depth of 500 ha bdowhe water level and cross
cnh lodges thu depth
The evening world., 1907-12-20
showed Her a Win.

4sSei$a worth ~ hpnGs ~ rad -lvrN
ilrr ana tutno,i ,i,es@ Dolds cNpT g
The evening world., 1907-12-20
ONE KILLED, TWO
HURT IN EAST
RIVER tunnel
MOI the Bends I-hi. Time,
but a Falling Pump that
Weighed a Ton.

The tunnel ;ha. runs from ne Bat.
terry to Brookiyn's Borough Nail took
II. weekly toll. OF life and limb to-day,
But 1t Was not the bends ,hin tins
tina, killed. y moose thaSaSoaidn'. hold
and pump ,ha, weighed more than a
ton figured in this little tragedy of pro-
gress far ous under the rolled surtaes o.
the East River.
Under Adoiph Barralman. an enkin-
Ger. OF M. lis Am!ty street. Brooklyn.
sarad OF MEN shifted 200 pound
ir pump from ole airlock to anotho-
In the north tuba. They moved 1t on a
81 or,. m, car The plaee whore they
wanted 10 unload It was naarly 3.oN
feet from the Bowling Green station OF
the SUBWAY. over toward the Long
Island .shere Wi;h AN improyised der.
rick the men. WORKING in dim light and
bad air aad cramped quarters on II
aoos sl!aicry with otly waste. got tue
awkward mass OF metal and iuhiny
s1uns rree OF the Nat, when the under
The evening world., 1907-12-20
rnr rvrrrrc WORLD. rR1DAY, De crnBrR 20. 90 =,

par, q toe Tackle caugn; In some way.
Barsairsn sent Patrick Barre a pipe
litter, OF No - Madison street. down
on his hands aud knees 10 adius, the
rope-siing Two Others. Frank ,kuten-
rich. an olec,rcinn. or No. 5is Rodney
street BROOKLYN. ard Michael Mados. a
laborer o! Nc. -, ENs; Fffty-ninth
street. sagatted down alongside Barrie
to help, Something gave WAY and from
'heigii, OF two feet tho pump dropped
II struck Barrie on the back OF the
neck. cavinx In his skull and breaking
the spin9. Mado'a left foot was crushed
ia. and Autenrich had the fesh peeled
from his knees and shins.
DIR. Stewart. OF thc Hudson Street
Hospital dressed tho wounds OF the In,
iurrd men and sent the pair homo Ia
his ambulance The body OF the dead
man went to the Church street station
where Barralrnan was also taken SIS y,
prAsoner and locked up on the technical
charge OF homicide
The evening world., 1907-12-20
no THOUGHT OF
VAR IN JAPAN,
KANEKO SAYS
Preparations for Exposition
Proof Of Nations Peace
full Intent.
GRATEFUL TO AMERICA.
Nothing but Harmony and
Good VIII Between Nations,
Ambassador O'Brien Says.
GRATEFUL TO AMERICA.

TOXIC. Dec. a.-The American Am
basador Thomas j. o'Brien. was tn,
0usst Of honor at the bnndue. last nigh,
q the American Friends Association. o'
foremsnt for an International exposition
4 % be bald In 1912, Is President. The
banooest was attended by the mos,
prominent officials ard bur,r-ss man o.
this city.
In toast!ng Ambassador o'Bnen
Count Kaneo said:
rha fac, that japan has announced
m exposition to take place In 1872 was
declaration of Japan's desire to pur-
ssa peace with an countries In the
world II she entertained the lcasS idea
4 Of wNriike preparation the nations
would ncs be invited to participate. as
separations for wslr and m inter-
rational exposition at tho same time
sse incompa tible, the one working ror
destruction. the other for peace and in
DWiuit thefcof
Tribute to Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt In the wnrmest
aad greatest friend OF Japan. This is
the general feeling throughout japan.
and the nation extends II. $armsE
gratitude 70 the American. Tho two
countries can never be shaken OF es-
tfHnxed by email irri,a.ions- Tho mon.
ument TO Commodore Perry. erected by
ttss association In 1901 stands facing
sastward to express the national graft
ttsde to our bcnefactors, tho govern
rnsnt and people os the greatest re-
public on the giobo..'
Arnba sxador o'Br4cn's reply was In.
tended as an Important pronouncemcn,
After giving tharkn for the courtesles
attended to him during his short stay
he Eatd tlIat the Pacific WAS intended
10 serye MS great highway for the
ua4 OF mankind: az n highway II must
be. maintained. and the responsibility
IL securing It's freedom rested upon
Japan and Amcrica, II was true that
Americas responsibility was the heav-
ts~t because cf its more extensive area
and population.
oeniais Unnecessary.
The United States" he said. '.ha.
nothing that Japan cares to take n-
bny. On the other hand. the United
States has no wish to own any of the
The evening world., 1907-12-20
WOMAN FALLS
FIVE STORIES;
ESCAPES DEATH
People With Whom She Lives
]. Refuse 10 Give Police
Information.

Mrs Anna McBerry. an elderly widow
who lived with. family named Corwtn
on the NTH noor OF No. 3l60 Seventh
avenue. was found In the courtyard In
tac roar OF the house NJ an early hour
to-day suffering from a compound frac-
sure OF the JEFF leg and contusions OF
the forehead
The janitor of the building heard
moans at O'Clock. and found the
woman In seml-conscious condition.
An ambulance was sent for and the
woman WAS taken to the Harlem Hos
pital
The Corwins gave remarkable ex-
PLANTATION OF the accident They said
Mrs. McBcrry cot up In the middle OF
The night 10 get bottle OF milk from
tho window ledge. and In reaching for
Ii tumbled out Of the window. Further
than this rhcy refused to make any
statement
Two servants are employed in ths
apartment. asd when an Evening
World reporter endeavored TO question
them about Mrs. McBerry'x fall. =
.,.nn caued out shut w your mouth!
Don't gay q word TO anybody.
The police did not feel. ttsAt the sx-
PLANTATION OF The womans injury WAS
suffSc ern, and two dste0tvea nayo
been assigned 70 get mors particulars.
The Corwins refused to tell anythisg
about her.
the hospital. sAid that 1t was remark
Able sne suffered only . broken Les
and superficial scalp wound II she
rad actually fallen Ave stories, The
woman herself remained IN q daxed
condition and could tell nothing about
her fail. Her injuries are not dangerous.
The evening world., 1907-12-20

fair acrex OF Japan. Each can con
unnc TO deveinp ifs respective resource,
and thus exhibit themselves 10 the ma
lions Of the world not only as model.
OF the highest civilization. bg, also pro.
yide al, untranmcied way Ia come aiit
go in the exchange OF products.
.-Tsic purposes ard plans OF The Jap
ancse People no one can question or
-dorb;. and ii ought no, TO be 45eccssar. ~
10 continue. the repetition OF detiims
from sources OF the hissest authority IN
bo,h countries that nothing exists Sc !.
tween them except harmony and good
wili,''
In conclusion Ambassador o'Brirn
paid a higf, tribute TO the Japanese and
said their rar, qualities are re,l known
to the WORD,
The evening world., 1907-12-20
.K|LEY WITH Two
WIVES POSED AS
BACHELOR, TOO
Queer Tangles in Life of Mil
lionaire Brought Out in
Law Suit.

The trial o, the sui. OF Mrs. Flora
A. cole. sgains; the estate of the late
Thomas w, Kiicy. OF Williamsburg.
which began yesterday before Justise
Crane. In the Kings County Supreme
Court. to-day brought out several new
,wists in the matrimonial entansie-
ments of the dead millionaire The
mos. lmpor,an, disclosure was that
Mr.. r,olts--Il1ley's second wife--knew
osfore and after she contracted me
marriage thai Kiley while posing m
williamsburg as widower. had mar
r,ed IN. widow OF his deceased brother.
Posed as a Bachelor.
Testimony taken to-day orouSh, ON
.ha. xucy In a period extending oysf
NV years transferred several p'on o:
rsal estate. valued IN tho agsresase
A. .soo. 40 In som o, tl,e deeds ne rep
ne ese.ited himself as bachelor ana IN
,.hcr, a. t.,,aower TIE tities 10 the
transferred were Guaranteed
by III, Tire Guarantee and Trust Com
pany,
when the fact was published in the
about a yeur ago, that kiiey
had two wives and two establishments
in williamsburg. the Title Guarantee
a Trust Company got after him. un-
der threats that ne would! De invests
rated by the Grand Jury. Ktley signed
. rslea,e OF the dover rights OF his
-.e> 4, IN. trnnHserrcd property In, or
The evening world., 1907-12-20
cErs $1,000 FOR INJURIES.

A Jury in the Hudson County. n. j.
Circuit Court Eavs verdict yester-
day In favor OF Miss Grace Van En-
bring for $1,000 in tho SUI against
taa Public Service Corporation. Mtss
Arlington, was injured in a trolley
collision in that town Sept. ~. 1904.
Physicians testified that her Injuries
ara permanent. In \ former trial Miss
Van Emhrtng was awarded $1,000. but
the vN--t.r' was s~r nstd~ Ms sgexceEstve.
The evening world., 1907-12-20
SHIP SINKS; cREW SAFE
,,-n OF the Dav,a curr,e Get Away
In /. yarI.

-,BsrERoox. Conn. pes 30 while
bessin. ", rhe sound IN hravy seas to-
day the two-masted schooner David
cur-ie. OF Hartford. Conn. and ortind
from Portland. Conn. with brown stons
TO Brooklyn. q, Y,e sprung a leak near
crane'. Reef. on Dssck Island. and
n-nt down,
The aaS,er and his crew OF three
men lef; the crts, betya. Il struck. and
In the yawl rowed ard dr!fted 10 saw
brook Point. few miles away. where
they landed,
The evening world., 1907-12-20
penials unnecessary.

The United States. he said sim.
nothing that Japan care. to take or
htiy. On the other hand. the United
States has no wish to own any of the
The evening world., 1907-12-20


fi--.--4.r-d Nrs. colt s,ta, br would
proteri her rights M Ills VIII ani
.howed her "a document In wibeli he
beguesttsI ilaif hIs urOperiv ~ her.
I.ntsr on hc draE andfhey Viii. IN
phlcn sfe was ignored
coachmnn formerly In kiess EN-
ply was railcjsas 4 ~itness. He tes-
tificd that 1t was part Of his dnt'r.
to take both Of Kil.y's wives FOR tide
eyory day. Firs; ne took out the MIS-
Kiley who had been tho wife Of kllhS' =
dead brother After leaving hcr at hgr
hcrne he t}ok ont Mrs Colts. He said
.hA. Mr. Colts often spoke 10 fim
Aka,it s!sa kiicy atsd inquired nboa.
he, ho-lth. The eoachman srore That
upon Mrs Colts's return :r5ni tin
TO the Weot with Riley IN the course OF
which he married her because ne ae-
iieved the FIRST Mrs Kilcy would be
dead before ne got oack 20 New YORK.
Mrs Colts sad tiRt she did not care
whether the nr.t Mrs. kiiey lived .ar
not. because she had kiley and was
going TO hold him.
The evening world., 1907-12-20
BANK Fails; No, ! Dollar Left.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec @.-The Bank
al Fowler failed yostcrdas. Ipyes,i;;a-
lion to-day showed there Mas not dol.
lar In the vault.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Notice Is hereby given that whereas
George ". Stuhhs did 0n october 2ith. 1905.
make and deliver To- The Undersigned his
certain promissorv note FOR the snm Of
Threc Thousand Dollars. N3000l, signed by
himself. tho Jura Trias copper company and
Thomas J. curran. payable In sixty days.
g. tho order 90 the Undersigned. with Inter-
est from August iith. 1906. al the ratio ot
NJ per annum ana 10 per cent additional
as attorneys fees. and said Stubs also as
signed, transferred and delivered to the uh-
dersigucd as security Tor the payment ~
said note the stock bereinafter described
and whereas said note has not been paid
nor any part thereof and there o. due and
payable the sum OF g.. 900 90 with interest a.
~ per cent per anuum from August 1lth.
1905. and 10 per cent additional as attor-
news fees
Now therefore. Tho undersigned viii sell
ut public auction. 90 The highest and best
bidder for cash. at the front door 81 the
Mexico. on the 5Ist day ~ December. 1a0t
al 30 O'Clock in the forenoon, % realize
the amount Of said note. principal Interest
and attorneys fees 90 date Of sale. namely
tsssito, the foliowius property to-wh;
tB4Nit.
Stock certificate 81, ZIG. ten Thousand
shares stock certinUate 40. 3I7. ten thou-
sand shares stock Certificate No. SIS ton
thousand shares. stock certificate SO. 1lH
nse thousand share stock certificate 80
1zf. two hundred shares All Of said core
tlacates being stock certificates of thc NO
Esil0n Gold a Copper company, each share
q stock brtHg u tho par value % one Doll
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AZ ~. Fluurney. " T.
detaS 90 % IS 20 eH 7f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30
NOTICE FoK PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. United states
land office, Santa Re. n. NJ, Dec -
1907.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named claimant has filed notice % his in
tention 10 make final proof IN support Of
his clafm under sections 16 and Il of the
act Of March Q, 1891, Geo Stats, $50. az
amended by the act OF February n. 1888
(27 stats. 400, and that said proof viii be
made before United States Court Commits
siuner az Albuquerque, y. NJ, on January
70. 1905. viz; Filomena Chavez de Sanchez
for the tracts ]. 9. . andt. secs. 10. "a. 20
and 30 r.. 2 n. r.. 2 and 3 Il.
He names the following witnesses 60
prove his actual continuous adverse pos
session Of said tract for twenty years next
preceding the survey ~ the township, VIZ;
Manuel Macs, OF Valencia. n. NJ Juan
Apodaca, 81 Valencia, n. NJ poloarpo
Sanchez, Of Albuquerque. n. NJ Placido
sala1ar y Otero, cf Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance OF said proof. or who knows
Of amy substantial person .ecWFue
of any substantial reason under the laws
and regulations Of the interior department
why such proof should not be allowed viii
be given an opportunity at the ahove-men-
toned time and place 10 cr1ss--oxamine
tho witnesses 81 said claimant. and to Of
fer evidence In rebuttal Of that submitted
by claimant.
MANUEL II. OTERO.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

We are told by the energetic press
agent to console ourselves, that the
best IL yet To come.
The best in this instance is "Red
Feather" an original comic opera
from the prolific pens of three Of the
most brilliant and successful modern
play builders. to-wit: Reginald De
Koven, Charles Klein and Charles
Emerson Cook. who have given us
wonderfully successful theatri-
cal vlands as Robin Hood THE
Lion and the Mouse, THE Music
Master" and "Happyland.' Indeed it
would seem that the best were yet 10
come with such playwright generals
to speak. behind the gun.
The assertion is quite pertinent. yet
tho aforementioned plays ana operas
are so eXquisitely good that IT does
not seem at all probable that the
claim is entirely prctentious.
Red Feather" will De presented by
Cheridah simpson and an exception
ally worthy cast az the Elks' theater
Wednesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30
OLD STORY OF
THE COAL OIL CAN
Girl in Estancia Pain
fully Burned in Conventional
Manner Ten Inches Of Snow
Last Week in Valley

Especial Correspondence Morning. Journal
Estancia. y. NJ Dec. LILLIAN
Booth. the i~o-year-old daughter 90
Mrs Booth. who runs the Estancia
roomiug house. was painfully burned
about the face and arms last week
% b. the same Did story 81 kindling
fire with the coal Oh can. Do q runs
thr ~unloaded gun q close second
like H never Tires ~ finding am
occasional victim and getting Boz its
work
Prompt aid prevented more serious
damage than severe burns saved
the fife 10 the little girl
About ten inches - SNOW feli last
Saturday over The valley watch Has
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Royal Slave Here Next saturday.
"A Royal slave" is one of the most
elaborate u beautifully m~clodrama-
tie productions on the road. Tine
scenery is the nnest that the studios
cav furnish and is painted from pro-
tographs made i'm Mexico The cos-
tunes and stage accessories are very
rich and the powerful ana thrilling
dramatic situations. make the play
a series of beautiful stage pictures.
Though IL is a mclodrama Of The
sensational sort. there Is not "a shot
fired during the entire play. ana II De-
possessed of q real literary ana ara
matte merit Of q high order.
This great production represents
more than half a years work by an
able corus of scenic artists and skill
"a mechanics. and viii give our peo-
pie a chance To- see. not only the beau
tiful scenic equipment but decidedly
the most original play ON the stage
of this country.
it IS something 10 DE able to say
that at least VIC can herald the CON
ing of "a new plaN, full Of new idcas.
situations ana startling effects
such Is true. however. of the forth
production of "a Royal
slave which is pun on in q. most ar
tistic manner complete On every de-
Mr. Clarence Bennett has al
brought us the finest attractions
and ne assures ms this Is his best
The play win be seen at the Elks'
theater on saturday, January a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

followed Saturday night by a very
high wind al night. As the snow
was a dry snow and light. it drifted
in places six feet deep.
snow was much heavier in the
Manzano mountains west of Estan-
ella, SO as 10 almost prevent travel for
the present.
Mr.. r. y Maxwell, who with his
wife Is editor and proprietor of the
Torrance County Leader. has bought
an irrigation farm in Lincoln county
on the Ruidoso and they expect TO
make their residence there as soon as
they can effect a sale of the Leader
mimi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30
BUSTER BROWN" At
THEATER TONIGHT
Clever. Musical Comedy Has
Pleased Large Houses Wher-
ever It Has Appeared Good
Entertainment is Promised,

Buster Brown Is on The boards
at the Elks' theater tonight ana from
press notices the play this season Is
a clever and entertaining ONE.
OF all the musical comedies tN
plotted in the past few .elslIs l1t
have met with such universal c1n-
m%endation and generous patton. gc
has been the lot OF "Bustcr + rowu."
His admirers are q legion and tacir
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

We are pleased 90 announce that Folcy's
Honey and Tar FOR coughs. colds and lung
troubles is not affected boy the National Pure
Food and Drug law ms 10 contains no Opiates
or other harmful drugs. and We
% as "a safe remedy Tor children aud adults.
. Ia nEInllY 60.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Of a higher class having been substi-
tuted, chief among which is the
Hughes Musical Trio" vaudeville
headliners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30
NEW CORPORATIONS

The following articles OF incorpora-
ton have been Hled In the Office Of
Territorial Secretary Nathan ana
Traylor Engineering company; prln-
cipal place Of business in New Mex
leo, at Socorro, Socorro county; ter
~ritorial agent. James g. Fitch at So
zorro: capital stock, 5000, GOO, divided
into 5000 shares ol the par value OF
500 each: object. general Industrial
business: period of existence. 40
years: incorporators. william X.
Genet and Joseph s.. Buhlcr, both Of
New York city, and N. simpson Ezell
and Enos Ayres. both Of East orange.
y. J. The company was Incorporated
originally in the state of New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

The Alamogordo Improvement COM
pany will plant a big acreage In
peaches next year In addition to the
extensive c%autaloupe experiment uu-
der way there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Ind made 10 order. Futrelle Furni-
lure company, west end Of yiaduct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

III YOU WANT SOMETHING
REAL NICE AND GOOD IN THE
GROCERY LINE, YOU CAN Al
WAYS GET 1T AT i. q. PRATT n
cos, 212 so. SECOND ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

nENF a8.S .isss agsICil RI
gITAI By Mrs. CfIAI14i~ \.
FRANK. SOIOIST. AND JOIN =
GIBBS. NIOLINIST. HELD ~ THi.
FIRST VI. n. CHURCH NEW Nt@AKS
NIGHT. ia"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Work on the old Pueblo CLUB
building in Tucson Is progressing rap
idly. II will cost Sfo.0 COS.
There wa an exciting bronco bust
ing exhibition Christmas DAY Tor the
benefit 81 flc so patients at the New
Mexico cottage sanitarium az silver
City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Millions OF bottles OF Foiey's Honey and
Tar have been sold without any person ever
having experienced any other than hene-
fetal results from its use Tor coughs colds
and lung troubles. This is because me
genuine Foieys Honey and Tar in the yei-
low package contains no opiatcs or other
harmful drugs. Guard your health by re-
fusing any but the genuine. J. H. oRielly
Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

in~~ OF over SlO.VNh.
81 is estimated that "a loss OF over
s1e.nf.. viii result with the passing
Of ths~tiger en- Albuquerque. The att
utude OF the district attorney and the
authorities on the matter makes 10
unlikely that any attempt viii be
made ta conduct gambling games
"upstairs or on tho quiet after the
first Of the year The attorney gem
eral has expressly instructed the dis
trict attorneys in the various couu-
ties 70 enforce the law strictly and 1s
the law Is backed by public sentiment
this will undoubtedly be done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

Public speakers are frequently interrupted
BY people coughing This would not hap
pen u Foleys Honey ana faf Eers taHeh
a. it cures coughs and colds and prevents
pneumonia and consumption The genuine
contains no opistes and r. in a yelnW
package. J. IL oRlelly Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30
INLAND VALUES

In Rocky Ford District From $500 to 1920
In Grand Junction Colorado, District, Fro
In BrawIey District Imperial Valley $50
In Canon City, Colorado District, From So
In Salt River NaIIeN Arizona, District. Ero
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-30

DO YOU KNOW that LAS CRUCES is NOW al INCORPORATED TOWN OF over 5000 PoPULATO
United Government has COMPLETED the DIVERSION DAM JUST above the town which IRRGATE
Five Years. hTgatng 100000 ACRES MORE in our District Are you BLIND to your opUtm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
ON THELONDON CHANGE
TRADING VERY DULL APART
FROM BRITISH INVESTMENTS.

LONDON, June 15.-Trading on the stock
exchange during the week remained gener-
ally dull. and apart from moderate invest
ment buying Of British securities early in
the week the total of the transactions was
meager, with insignificant price movements.
Although no large failures occurred at the
settlement various rumors of difficulties in
Rio Janeiro, Egypt and Paris impaired ner-
vousness, which tended to keep away in
vestors as well as spectators. The trouble
in Egypt is attributed to overspeculation in
land, and 1t was feared that more gold
would be required there in the near future,
which with easier Paris exchange. indicat-
ing possible requirements in that quarter,
obscured the monetary outlook and made
discounts correspondingly firmer.
Paris liquidation upset the foreign sec
ton, but it appears to have created a heal
thier situation at the end of the week, prices
at the close being firmer, with the exception
of Russian bonds, which eased owing to the
anese bonds have been sold on the scare
here at the talk of trouble between the
United States and Japan, which is not taken
seriously in official quarters.
The dealings in Americans were remark
ably small, with narrow price movements
The calling in of loans by the American gov
eminent, the uncertainty regarding the gov
eminent action against the railways and the
failure in New York more than ever re-
strlcted business on this side, and despite
the more favorable crop news the bears
managed to bring prices down one to three
points on the week.