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New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
BAD DAY FOR WALSH DEFENCE.
Court Rules Against Former Banker on
Three Important Points.

Chicago Nov. 1S.-Three blows were deal' ''
defiance to-day in the trial Of John r. Walsh
an ~ ttero came from the bench. Judge Ander-
son ruled that the books Of the different corpo-
rstions for whose benefit Mr.. Walsh is alleged
"a have taken money from the Chicago National
Rank are admissible in evidence. He also held
that their admission as evidence is no violation
~ the defendants constitutional rights The
third ruling was that Bank Examiner Moxey Is
competent TO explain the meaning OF entries IN
tho hooks of the Chicago National Bank.
r f. Williams, auditor of the Southern lnoi-
ana Railroad was the first witness called 10
day. He proved unwilling, and his answers anu
refusals 10 testify called forth repuHes from
Judge Anderson at frequent Intervals.
william J. Hines, attorney for the defence
also ca,,e in for reproof from the court while
Williams was on the stand.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
MARKET BEAR FORCED TO SUSPEND
]. E. sherwin, of Consolidated Exchange,
Caught by Advance in Stocks.

] T. sherwin. of No a Broadway, member OF
the Consolidated Stock Exchange announced yes
terdav that he was unable 10 meet his clearing
r1ouse obIieations and his suspension followed.
Mr. Sberwin said that his difficulties arose from
the fact that he was unable to raise loans on the
collateral he had in the condition OF the market
He would not state the amount OF his liabilities
but said he had no creditors outside members OF
the exchange He added that he expected to be
able 10 resume shortly. Under the rules OF the
Exchange he has twenty-four hours in which to
make good his balances.
From other sources It was learned that Mr. Sher-
win had been operating the short side OF the
market and got caught in the upward movement
which set In yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
LABOR ASSESSED FOR STOVE FIGHT.

Norfolk Va Nov 1s--The American Federation
of Labor unanimously adopted to-day the report
of its special committee on the anti boycott
Van Cleave- Buck Stove and Range Company
injunction suit now pending in Washington. the
report making provision for the Immediate as
sessment Of a one-cent per capita tax all
affiliated organizations. international and local.
N ba used In fighting this suit and as a general
fund for defence against any other attacks by
the Manufacturers Association. The federation
uIaced itself on record to-day as favorlng the
absolute exclusion of all immigration from Asia
and the islands of the Pacific Ocean to the
United States or its possessions.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BftEMhN
X WIN. II. Nov. 20, 10 AN Cecilie(nW) JAM
kronprlnz Dec.3. 10 AM K. VIM. II FEB !
ceCilIeneW)Dec-1 10 10 An ~eciltetHW)t )tep-4o
Rronprinz Jan. Z, 10 AM X. VIM. II Mar .
Twin-SCrew Passenger Service;
YMOITH-C'HERBO RBOURCi-BREMEN.
sMain ... Nov. Il. 10 AM TX fist Dc.5. lOAM n
sSeidIitz .......N Nov. % SRhein. Dec. IL
~OTdanberg. Nov. - leCineisenau. .Dc-lS
4Rarba rrssa Nov 2S 1OAM ~Main Dec. 26
'Bremen direct. TCherbourg and Bremen.
Mediterranean Service
APLES-GENOA. at II AM.
Connecting at Gibraltar for Algters.
x. Albert. ... Nov. 80 p. Irene. Jan. II
'Neckar.. Dec. 4 Friedrich. Jan. 2
Friedrich. ...... Dec. : K Albert. Zen. y
X l.uise. .... Jan. sN-Ckar.. Feb. 10
sOmits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers Sd &, eth SITS. Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS & co, No. : Broadway. n Y
Louis Il. Meyer. 1916 Walnut St. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WAHLE MUST PAY.
Judgment for &2G4 against Him
Lost by Default.

Judgment by default was entered yesterday IN
the Fourth District Municipal Court against Mag
istrate Wahle 1864 80. in an action brought oy
Norbert IeibeI, a woollen merchant, of No. L
Beach street, on a promssory note which ue
magistrate failed make good. The case came
up before Justice Fallon, and when it was called
no one appeared for Mr. Wahle Judgment was
Immediately awarded to the plaintiff The note
was dated July, 1907, the magistrate agreeing TO
pay thirty days after date. but, according to Mt.
Lebel. collection was slow.
Finally a check the Corn Exchange Bank was
sent to him. Mr.. Leibel says. but this check was
returned marked NO funds" At the time MT.
TeibeI took Mr Wahle's note he said he was
approached by friend who declared that po-
lice court Judge was badly in need of $50 MI
Iseibel said that he didn't know the judge out
thought that a police court Judge a good
client and loaned him the money without interest," T.
Magistrate Wahle who has figured in other SINH
lar cases. sued on May by the hrIh oI Ioili'
vananaker for the payment of blH OF goods
for $3.50 13 This suit, the magistrate SAID yesterday!
was settled long ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
COMPLAINTS OF ELMIRA SHIPPERS

F-,rnira. n Y. Nov. 1&-The upstate Public Ser
vice Commission at a hearing here to-day received
complaints from thrty-three local shippers regard
ing car service and demurrage charges by the rail-
road cornpanies Many important facts bearing on
conditions not only in Elmira, but on laXIty In
delivery Of cars delays in transit, were brought
out. The commission asked for detailed informa-
ton I'm each instance and will follow up the cases
throughout the state. The demand Is Tor a three
dav free time limit for unloading cars. or grad
mated scale of free time for different merchandise
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WHARTON STEEL COMPANY ORGANIZES

Rockaway Y J. Nov. IS CSpecal).-The oreaniza-
ton Of the Wharton Steel Company, with a capl-
tai Of 100000 has been effected The officers are
Joseph Wharton, president Herrison s Morris Oh
PHILADELPHIA secretary. Henry Werner, OF Fhll4-
delphla treasurer, and Edward Kelly. OF wharton.
general manager The company viii take over all
the r,roDerfies in New Jersey owned by Joseph
wharton including the Wharton. Giendon and
An6over mines at Hibernia, the Teabo ana Alien
mines here and the iron furnaces at Wharton and
PhiDsburg and all the lands. houses ana crush
ing plants connected with these properties
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
PRICE OF COPPER AGAIN REDUCED.
Buying Continues of Hand to Mouth Order
CONSUMERS Taking Little.

Tho prlce of copper again reduced on the
Metal Exchange yesterday making lake ID 10 l574
cents eectroiytic 1874 % cents and castings z12
to 1914 cents. Buying continues TO De OF manu- 20
o,,+L oraer and the large producers declare that
thew do not look for any Improvement In the sltua-
ton until the money stringency is over.
A representative OF one Of the large producing
conopanies said yesterday in speaking Of the situa-
ton: Consumers are not buying much copper oe-
csuse they cannot get money to buy it with They
are ALI in need Of copper, and when the hnancia!
situation is adjusted buying movement OF no
small proportions will set in
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
AY BUILD al" STAIRWAYS.

Justice Newburger, in the Supreme Court, handed
down yesterday decision in which he holds thet
the Manhattan Railway Company may erect and
maintain stairways at various stations on the
Third avenue road. Proceedings were taken SOME
time ago to compel the company erect these
stairways at the Houston and other stations. III
the of the Houston street and Bowery sta
ton the adjoining owners objected.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
BROADWAY JEwELLER FAILS.

Augustus H. Skien filed yesterday a bond OF
the Federal Union Surety Company Of $4,000 and
assumed control of the business of Nicholas Geof-
froy. a wholesale jeweiler at No 10 Broadway.
who had previously filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in the United States District Court,
showing an Indebtedness of $2S.55S and assets Of
s1S7, ,7s6
of the liabilities $4,000 is due the American Ma
4ional Bank, secured by diamonds and other
precious stones amounting TO $4,000 IN value. The
receiver is authorized TO continue the business for
ter davs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$40 900 BUYS 1OO-acre farm. high. clean
land. free from stone, l0-room house.
outbuiidfuEs, etc; 33 miles out; location,
somerset County, \. j.. nicely equipped-
Fuu particulars apply Mcdonald u Wis
gins 251 Broadway
Q 900 SHARES Of stock, at 50 per share;
manufacturer and patentee OF revolving
rubber heel; no competition; something
new; company IS capitalized at 500, 900.
New York state. investigate this Oppor-
tunity Full particulars Mcdonald Wig
gins, 2J7 broadway.
S. 500 BUYS well established grocery and
meat market. location. Stamford, Conn
big Inducements TO right party; good rea
sons tor selling; doing good business. Fun
particulars apply Mcdonald & Wiggins. 25T
Broadway.
So coo BUYS gents furnishing store up 20
date. splendid location, Brooklyn; viii
give lease: proprietor owns building; in
vestigate this opportunity; seldom offered.
Particulars apply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co,
256 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
KNITTING MILLS ON HALF TIME.

Little Falls. n. Y, Nv. 1s-Notiee given
to-day that the Robert McKinnon Knitting Mills
the Elrgest in the Mohawk Valley, would be op
Grated only three days a week during the Ians
Jiate future.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
3. G. O. DIRECTORS REELECTED.

Baltimore Nov 1S-The present directors of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad were reelected at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the road
here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

,rA. .u,b Is out at last! Mark Twain himself was
a., ,ginaI of "Tom Sawyer" at least in many OF the
ranLs Of that youth He confesses it in next Sunday
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Eisr truth is out al last! Mark Twain himself was
fe Original Of Tom sawyer" least In of the
- sHs Of youth he coDfesses VI In next Sunday
IElbuze.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
s1.s9 Children's Dresses s

Fine White Lawu-French Waist styles
-yokes have eTnb'y. tucks and hem
stitching-large bertha OF emb'y and lace
OF other fancies-fuIl ski-ts-sizes 10 >
years-good values at Si.19 and 81 80
Limit-TwO.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
pED "D" LINE

DED %" LINE
Ia For la Guayra, Puerto Caoel,o'
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. CALI
Ing also at san Juan, z. r.;
SIS CARACAS. Saturday. Dec e. NOON
For La Guayra Curacao, MaTacaioo;
SIS MARACAIBO.. Saturday. nov. ~ noon noon
These steamers have superior accoulIhO-
cations for passengers. -
BOTLTON. BLISS & DALl-EI H.
General Managers, So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Mark Twain admits that not a few Of the pranks of
'"Ton Sawyer perpetrated by himself in early
YOUTH See next Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
STORAGE NOTICES.
PEOPLES STORAGE co

PEOPLES STORAGE CC.,
30 and - West 2eth St, New York,
10 John Dunn. Miss Murray. Bessie Il
Ferh4r. II Titus. Annie Walker. Molile
Winston. Marie Bell, Hugh Porter, J. W
Johuso1. Sarah Goshen. ThOs. Z Dockreil
,'harIes Crawford Mrs. J. Lindsay. joe
Harnes. Mary Miller, jacob Jackson, Fl
White Isaiah kaJes. VIM. . Pellnez, Dora
Z Kennoch Jane WadswuTth, Mrs NJ
Thcmpson: You are hereby notified that
fle time for payment of the lien l hold
up0u the household goods and personal
effects stored by you in my warehouse hav-
ing expired after due notice has been given
YOU. such property Will be sold at public
auction on Monday, Dec. ID. 1907, at 254
Wes, 29th St. New York. unless charges
arc paid before. -
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
YoREvILLB STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
l6S and It's East saith st--To T. W.
Truss. J. Scanned Jos. Hays, r. Neisten,
Il Schaucier, Mrs. Chas Aurauldt, Mrs.
e z Brooks and Mrs. Katie Hartlieb. Mrs
tqtas O'Reily: You are hereby notified
that. the time for the payment OF my lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. and after due notice
thereof had heen given you. Will cause
such property. TO wit: household goods.
personal effects and merchandise. stored by
you in my warehouse. to be sold at public
auction. according to the statute in such
case made and provided, in g. Merle's auc-
tion rooms 155 East i2jth St. November
2Gth 1901 commencing 10 a. H., and con-
tiuutnC every Tuesday until the sale "a
completed. n. W. WOOD, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY, 3flS Madison St
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
ss.as Girls, Sailor Suits. l.sa

Au-WooI Cheviot serse-Brown. Navy
and Royal BIue-tailOr hnish-eneCtiveiy
tr.m'd with soutache braid. enlhd en-
blens and cold ties-ths most popular
school dress for girls 6 20 Ia years
Limit-TWo.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

For Porto 0R1GD
steamships Of the RED p LINE will
sail from Pier IL. near Wall St. Ferry
BROOKLYN for san Juan direct as iono"s.
SIS. CARACAS......Sa Saturday, Dec I. noon
For freight or passage apply to
RoITLTON BLISS & DALLEFF,
General Managers So Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Another love story by walter HacSett will appear in
next Sundays Tribune. IT Is called inc N"'"e y"
whispered
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Is Women's 1lngerls Walsts -

Fine. silky Batiste OF Iawn-wIth wide
emb'd panels and many tUclSs-others
with Val. Point Venise and FiIet Iaces-
very effeCtivs-worth as stated.
IImit-TWo
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
RIGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

new 1bA ~ Asri- @N'A ~fA-@%-ASANJ -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
g4NKBOOK No. 4a4. SOC of tho Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having claim 10 1t is hereby called
uppn 70 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit to having said pasSboOk cancelled
end a new one issued
BANKBooK No. 4S1.I4s Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing Any per
son having a claim to il is hereby called
upon to present The same within ten daN5 OF
submit 10 having said pasSoook cancelled
and new one issued
BANIlBoOK No. 494, 5sI OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution IS missing. Any per
son having a claim To IL Is hereby called
uIOn to present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No. 5T4 905
Of the German savings Bank in the city
Of New York, corner 1th ave and I4Jh ST.
Issued 10 oscar Herman All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on lOth day ~
December. 1901. duplicate will be issued
LOST OR. STOLEN. Handbook No $50 $40
Of the German Savings Bank in the CITY
of New York. corner 4th ave. and 14th ST,
issued 10 Joseph Nuccio. All persons are
not returned 10 the bank on tho 10th ddy
Of December. 1897 a duplicate VIII be Is
sued
LCST.-Baukbook No. 461. .6ST OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same to the bank wtthin thirty
days or the said bOolS viii be declared can
celled and extingUished and new one Is
sued In leu thereof,
LOST OR STOLEN.-Bankbook No 5i4.974
or the German savings Bank IN the City
OF New York. corner 4yh ave and l4th 81,
issued TO EInilye Dreger. Al persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same If
NOS returned 10 the bank on the 10Th day
OF December. 1897. 4 duplicate VIII be is
sued
IOST-Bankbook No. AIS. .326 Seamea ;
Bank for Savings. a. and IS Wall ST..
Ne,y York Payment stopped and canCella-
tton applied for Please return to bank.
IOST.-Raukbook No. 54S. .46I OF the Emi-
grant Industrial Savings Bank Payment
stopped Please return book TO bank, No.
81 Chambers ST
LOST handbook No. III. .29s Bank for
Savings. 80 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
TYPEN RITERs

TYPEwRITERS-AI1 makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged: reliable servica
German, 20 Nassau 81. Tsiephons q se--
CoEtSndt. -
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
q q. Women's Eia cloves. -

soft, fine kidskip-emb'd backs-txo
large clasps-tan. gray. brown and mode
also black and white-au sizes-eIoves
that are not plentiful at higher prices
elsewhere. therefore phenomenal value
Limit-I'yo pairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
q q. Emb'a Eanakerchlefs.. s

Fine assortment % the daIntiess ns-s
emb'd styles-hemstitch and scaIlop-
sheer linen
Iinit-Oue Dozen.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

50 Ct. Boys BlOuseS............ 81
Flannel. warm. good quality-cut fuu-
pearl buttons-military shirt collar or
ueckband--gTay. navy. red 60 II Yrs.
Lirn!t-Ihree.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES
FOR TODAY:
No Mail Telephone Orders
Sl.2s BACK Tafteta silks.

Rich guaranteed quality for which others
ask S150-dOes not crush. and therefore
keeps elegant appearance-rustle hnish.
I.iruit-TNwelve Yards.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
g &. Oriental Lace Al,overs %

Fine quality-rich patterns white only
great opportunity for those who want a
rich lace gown or waist -sur the coming
festivities.
I.imit-I2 Yards
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
81 ct. Women's Ribbed Vests =

Also pants-ankle IenEth-warInIy nseca1z
well fnished-au sizes.
Limit-Thrss-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
New 7 elephone Number,

We desire TO announce new telephone
numbers for all OF our offices as follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
so Ct. Rubber Gloves. Is

Pure rubber-seamless- for house hold ans.
hospital use, and any work whore it is
desirable to protect the hands
Limit-.EWo pairs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15

must stop Prior 10 1887 railroads
granted sEecial rates and showed dis.
criminati0n1o favored shippers with i'm
punitY and the STANDARD OH company
beginning Iii q small way a. Cleveland,
took advantage Of the situation 20 start
the building Of its monopoly II solicit
ed, aud 70 faf aa il could IL eXtorted
fayored treatment from Che railroads
IN the transportation OF oil From 1897
70 1908 the railroads alone We're held
legally resp0nsihle, but il was found
llitieult To convict them and more so to
deal out deterrent punishment Many
shippers had grown powerful aud used
enforced competition among railroads az
a weapon of enefsion TO compel 4 con.
tinuance ot faV0rs, and here again the
Standard Oil was the most fragrant and
ruthless offender 1t still enjoyed in-
mrmity and It's monopoly was well-nigh
complete. Then came the Elkina act
which made the recipient ~ these unr
lawful advantages equally guilty With
the carrier that granted them and sub
ieeted him 10 the same penalty, but the
penalty was limited 10 the imposition Of
tines.
This, as has been shown in many
cases by investigation, and proved in
more than one ease on trial in court,
did not stop the evil practice. The law
was either deiied or eyade,l, and power.
tul shippers and great trusts still In
sisted upon the advantage which gave
strength to their monopoly. How was
this 70 be stopped except BY resolute
prosecution aud the stern application ot
the penalties III the IawR IN the case
of s,ieh an offender aa the Standard OIL
ii Was desirable to inillct penalty that
would be exemplary and carry Its les
son To All smaller Yiolators af the stat
ute, There could be no imprisonment
for individuals responsible for the
wrong doing. What kind OF a fine would
b. deterrent Tor such hardened offender
as the great noil trust and carry sutli-
Cient terror to other yi0lators on would
be vi0latofs 81 the law to make them
desiat III their efforts 70 defeat It's pur
poses II was not a case for milk and
water treatment, hut for the most ELI
caei(nls remedy that the law prescribed
1 III there ii a terror among law breakers
on aeeotmt 81 It's administering. 40 much
the better. That il what 1t IL for, Let
The trusts and combines and monop.
Giles cease from their disregard Of the
law aud their 0atFages upon the rights
Of Others and upon the we'll being Of the
community and tile purpose OF prescott
tion will be accomplished and It will
cease. Not till then. New York Jour
nal Of Commerce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-15
srop VIOLATING LAWS
In This Way the Corporations Can Stop
the Governments Crusade.

The primary purpose p legal prose
cutlons, whether IoF petty crimes or
the Offences 81 great corporations, is
70 put a stop 10 siolat ions ot Law and
enforce Obedience to the human stat
utes that purge the common veal.
ln 80 FAR as this purpose Is attained
prosecutions viii diminish and then
cease, Che end % the costly process s
a "oousummation degoutlY to be wish.
60. When men stop committing
wrongs upon each other aud upon tho
communities 81 which they are members
there viii bono nee3 of criminal laws anil
no more prosecution II offenders, bit
until that millennia period arrives Che
state viii have To defend itself ana rs
subjects against the designs and tho
deeds Of the eeil-minded But penalties
for violation % laws are made punitive
ouly that they may be deterrent The
purpose is not yeugeflll but preventive
and defensive.
There Is now practically no denial Of
the lniqiut0us character Jf discrminas,
ing charges for railroad service, whether
10 Che form OF special rates and favored
treatment for some shippers compared
with others under like circumstance
and conditions, "a repayment ok a part
20 The charges Ii the form 81 rebates,
but for years Che evil practice went on
almost UNDECIDED BE- the public and
apparently almost without consciousness
Of lis turpitude among those who I'M
dillged in il until 4 m0Hstrous bg00d Of
wrongs and abuses was revealed as its
consequence More thn anything else
it contributed 20 the building up OF
powerful trusts which grew great by
crushing ont competition and tfamping
upon TIE rights Of individuals and oil
weaker corporations. When AZ last the
power 81 Che State was asserted, and
that which bad always been criminal
Ia character Was brought under lcfnite
statute provisions and subjected to pen.
alties. Il became necessary % enforce
the aw with yigor ia order 10 break
up the habit OF violation and accomplish
the purpose for which it WAS framed,
The mere prohibition of tho Wrongdoing
did not stop it any more chan the Ten
Commandments OF The Gospel put an
end to human sin.
An cutlery Is made ia some quarters
now ON account 81 persistent prescott
lions Tor railroad rebates and other Of
fcnses against law and the imposing OK
an extreme penalty lpon 0ne eonsplc
u0us offender hpt the object ~ That
penalty b moi @ depIete he treasury
OF that offender or t. impageriah any
corporation, but b make All Rreat slip
ping corporations aud all railroads ear
gagged n interstate commerce under
stand that these violations Of the law