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Interior Movement.

Houston--Quiet; middling. 10lac; net re- ceipts, 10,406; gross receipts 10,40G; ship ments, 9236; sales, 752; stock, 7O,60s
 Augusta-Steady; middling, 10 7-16c net receipts, 1701; gross receipts 1857; ship ments, 24S6; sales. 1217; stock, 4lS,6
 Memphis-Steady; mddling, 10 11-16c; i; net receipts. 3S70; gross receipts, ASA; shipments 2211; sales, 1000; stock, s5019.
 St. Louis-Quiet; middling 10bc; net receipts. 55; gross receipts, 32os; ship ments. 3153; stock, 1OS91.
 Cncinnati-Net receipts, s5S; gross re- ceipts, 85s shipments, 236; sales, 300; stock, 11.19S.
 Louisville-Firm; mddling 107sc.
 Little Rock-Quiet; middling, 10ssc; net receipts. 966; gross receipts, 966; ship ments, sS2; stock 16500.
 Total today--Net receipts, 17,S26; gross receipts. 21,S29; shipments, 1S,204; sales, 3269; stock, 242,S47.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17
New York Cotton Futures.
 Open. High. Low. Close
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Quiet; middling 107sc net receipts, 16,412; gross receipts, 16,H2;
 sales, 2s2; stock, 1s2, ,1s2 exports to Great
 Britain, n,s12; exports to the continent,
 Hs.
 New Orleans-Easy; middling, 10ssc; net
 receipts, 1900; gross receipts, 1900; sales,
 2675; stock, 1e4,398; exports to Great Brit
 ain, 139o0; exports coastwlse 516. Mobile-Easy middlng, 10Ac; net re- ceipts, s121 gross receipts, 3121; sales. 150s
 stock, 43,811; exports coastwise, 1S0. Sayannah-Quiet; middling 10Ac net receipts, Il TAI; gross receipts, H. 786; sales, 4540; stock, 154,727; exports to Great Brit ain, SS72 exports coastwise. 47b5. Charleston-Quiet middling, 10c net re- ceipts, 509; gross receipts, 509; stock, 59.- 1 s75.
 Wilmington-Nomina net receipts, | Ss52; gross receipts, 3s52; stock. 2s,437; ex- ports to the continent, 9300. Norfolk-Steady; middling 101ac; net receipts, 3954; gross receipts, 3954; sales. 560; stock, 5,72o; exports to the continent. | 2S73.
 Baltimore-steady; middling, 1o1sc; | stock, 6033.
 | New York-Steady. middling 10 COG; net ! receipts, 84; gross receipts, 6S64; sales, 1000; stock, 1h,S45; exports to the conti- I nent, 100.
 Boston--steady; middling. 1oeOc; net re- | ceipts, 80; gross receipts, 2s6s. | Philadelphia-Quiet; middng. 1os5c; net receipts, 1O6; gross receipts, 26s; stock, S929; exports to Great Britain, 17SO 1 Total today, at all ports, net-H,721; exports to Great Britain. N.592; exports | to the continent, 18.6sl stock, 767,52S. Consolidated at all ports. net-47721 ]; exports to- Great Britain 27,592; exports to the continent 1S,891 Total since September 1, at all ports, net-2. .672.019; exports to Great Britain, S33, ,905; exports to France, 24,157: exports to the continent 7S1 461; exports to Japan, 14,317; exports to Mexico, 220
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

It is an easy matter to dress well. Money is no object. We take cashiers checks and clear ing house certificates at face value. Bring them to us and get a nice suit of clothes or oth- CT merchandise.
 MARLEY 6 BAUMAN.
 1924 First Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17
Leading futures were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
 FIour--Steady; winter patents. s4. 30 .@4.S5; straignts. $4@ 4.55; spring pat ents. $5. 20G5.5o; straights, $4.50@ 4.yo: bakers. $3 .4014 .25.
 Wheat-No. spring, $1 1@1 .04; No. 3, 93c@S1.03; No. ? red, 92h 094c.
 Corn-No. 2. 5sop591hc: No. 2 yellow 61@61Isc.
 Oats-No. ?, l6c; No. 3 white, 40 49Hc
 Barley-Good feeding. s2@ esc; fair to choice malting, 76@90c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

POLO POLO Chattanooga. Monday, Tuesday and Thurs day nights. Opening of League Polo Games. Games called at 9:30.
 S0UTHSIDE RINK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17
Dry ooods.

New York, November 162.The dry goods market was quiet today. Many requests for the cancellation of orders are coming forward from wsstern cities, notably Chicago. but In mahy instances merchants are declining to accept them. Prices on most goods are normal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

TofaI saIes for the day, 268, ,sO0 shares.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

Mancheeter Cloth Market, Manchester. Eng, November N.-The
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17
Street Railway Stocks and Bonds.

N0dI dHp TTUsI otSSNS N''S Ala. Con. c. & I. Co.,, com...... o Ala. Con. c. & I. Co.,, bonds.... 70 50 Ala. Con. c. & I. Co.,, pfd. 70 70 Ala B. & Ship. Bldg. Co., pfd. 80 SD Ala. s. & Ship Bldg. Co, bonds. 90 100 Bess. Coal, Iron and Land .... 20 cahaba South Mining Co...;. 100 Dimmick Pipe Co. com. ........ 9S Louis, Hend. & St. l.. pfd...-.. g 45 Louis. Hend. & St. l.. con...... 20 2l Pratt Con. c. d l. bonds.,...... se Seaboard Air Line. Atlanta Bir-
 mingbam Div, bonds ......... S2 s6 UCla1a-Ehaff O | Co. pfd & 95
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,- New York, January 8. 1907.
Zee FES-Receipts i+1s cars. 23s head. in
market Nothing doing in live cattle to-day Nominally
ufm on reported light Fridays market
dressed beef had fair inquiry steady prices
d2u9c for Inferior to choice native sides: fancy beef
beer markets without qUotable change No shipments
for Friday.
CAIvEs-Receipts 91 head including 81 for the
barnyard and Western calves entirely nominal
the absence of offerings. Medium prime veals
sold a. s. 0dS9 - 100 b $40 Dressed calves
firm at SQ1ic per NJ city dressed veals with
Saes.T9bn & shannon: 10 veals los 10. at IS 50
100 III; 3 DO 167 10, 80 Is.
50
Kerns Commission Co: veas. lis 10. 80 so; do
100 ID 81 -.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts S1a cars, 1878
including slaughterers and 8a for the
market. Sheep in light supply and good sheep frm
thought there undertone OF weakness Two
that arrived held Common prime sheep sold
at So S5 80 100 ID; good TO choice lambs at 81 Sis
ass 37a No Canadian lamhs Dressed mutton firm
72g10c per dressed lambs 1d3c country dressed
hothouse lambs steady $l0QS12
Sales-Tobin * Shannon: 2o2 PENNSYLVANIA lambs. SO
No. at IS %; Pennsylvania sheep l32 h, at So Is do
ll0 rb. at S4 do, sc n 81 30
Commission Co.: l2 Pennsylvania lambs 90 fb
SIS %: II do S. 10 Pennsylvania sheep, 146
10 at IS 80; % do is 1o at So; 10 do III ID. at 81;
yearling. 100 ID, So
70 state lambs 6S ID. at 81 STA; state
H6Gs-Receipts were 1874 cars or 1864 head includ-
ing about half for the market. Feeling was firner
Buffalo advicos Good light PENNSYLVANIA hogs sold al
So 80 100 II; country dressed hogs steady at SAG
saios-robin g. Shannon: Pennsylvania hogs 126 10
average. 50 90 per 100 II.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
OTHER mARKeTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Jan, s-CATTIE>.Roceipts about 6oco; mar
for strong 100 higher Others seady: common
prime s4as7 90; 81 !5g$ - heers 81 60
ass bulls S0 calves. 81 5GSS so; sockers and
feeders 81 4oqs4 80 HoG-Receips about y CO mar
k.t 5fl0c good choice heavy, SO f3QSb 90
strong butchers SO 4o0t6 So packing Sc S9gss a.
mixed So al$6 s0 bulk OF sales. 50 3o9S6 40
SHFFP-Reccipts about 70 0Oo marke, slow and weak;
sheep 50 T53Sd: yea-ngs 81 6o1s5 IS; lambs 50 500
s. ~
Cincinnati. a.-HoGs active: butchers and ship
pers SO 50RS6 So So 65GS6 so CATTLE etrong
fair % good shippers, 81 G5dS5 6O common S2gS2 30
SI{FEP-Sready: S2GS6 70: LAMBS quiet 81 23gSI 65
East Buffalo. Jan 3-CATTI2 steady. VEALS-fte-
50 10 Receipts. 3.5o1 head; market active and
O0I or. mixed and Workers. SO I5i pigs, 50 SO:
rauEhs. 81 75dSG SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 40gO
heaa fairly active and steady; lambs. SogSS;
ycarl.uxs, So 5olSG So
Kansas city. Jan. 3--CATTLE-Re Receipts o,ooo head.
including zoo southerns Market steady TO shade
higher choice eNports dressed beef IS 50 Il
SC 50: good sass o. Western fed steers So rs
II :. Is: 50 IS TO- stoclers and feeders,
syT5z 81 60: 50 25 So; native
s. Il s. 20; heters - go bulls. 81 10 81 81
rgivcz 50 5aH 81 50. HOGS Receipts 5000 head;
market Sc higher: top. &c 474 bulk OF sales SO 81
szis: heavy ~ o Sc - y packers. s6 80 Sc ~ y
pigs ana lights s53s 35. sI!EEP-Recetpts. 5000
ewes and yeariiugs. 81 6o1S5 az Western fed year
linEH SO So Western fed sheep. 81 76T IS 10:
stocSers and focders 50 Is % s4T5.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lry Tcicgraph 70 The TrIbunc. }


Chicago Jan. 9.-Weakness seized the wheat
market at the start to-day and It had not re-
laxed its grip TO any extent up TO the time OF
closing May wheat IT the end Of the session
was 7sc lower and the lowest 1c below the
final figures of the day before. Corn lost isc and
oats from &c to &c Provisions after opening
higher lost the advance in tho first place, and
then recovered the extent % from 90 to TIC net
gain for the day.
There was 4d decline in the price of wheat at
Liverpool and little increase over last year $
receipts OF wheat IN the days arrivals in the
Northwest and the bears In the market claimed
that was reason enough to warrant lower prices.
and they forthwith proceeded to knock them.
Business was light. except when the price was
being hammered. Long wheat continued to come
upon the market while the price kept going down.
sNew York reported n large export business on the
decline That did little 70 help the market, which
closed at 75a4c bid for May compered with 765sc
76z$c yesterday.
In the corn pit there very little change from
the prices OF the day before. The market held re-
markalIy, notwithstanding the heaviness OF wheat,
and at the end the decline for the day in May and
July was lAc In each May winding up at 439sc to
431kc and July at 1870.
In oats the trade was rather inactive. and in con-
seduence with the heavlnesa prevailing in the
downward a slight extent May oats at the
close was virtually without change. but July suf-
fered a decline for the day OF "a 10 hc. May
closed at 35lsc TO 36Izc, and July at 1880.
The provision trade was moderately active and
prices were sharply higher at the outset. May
pork opened at SIG 65 sold up to SIG To- off 10 SIG 60
SO 20 to 80 52l May ribs opened 80 to 50 0 Their
sold off TO 50 and back to 80 05.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YnrL rnn.a q

- - New York. January g. 1907
CoFFEE-The coffee market did better vesterd ~,
On covering. and renewal OF support from some Of
the local puls who were undoubtedly encouraged in
ther position by the bush cables from Brazil as to
the purchases for the account
q the primary markets The rket oDened stea5,
a. unchanged prices advance OF points al ONE
tine was about 10 points higher. OF BEFORE the
elose gneer realizing and was finally barely steady at
1e advance OF 8 ale points Sales for the day were
about 5000 bags. The Brazilian news referred TO
consisted u part OF cable from Prado Chaves which
ssio; Jse-ess TO make offers a present. Goyern-
-asnt buys all qualities a high prices Basis No
IS ~ esle, cost and freight Other cables said
,se Eraz;.tan government was paying SC for Rio
DAY. or the Brazilian markets Rio was ia5 reis
higher but Santos declined 30 The terms OF the
second instalneEt OF the valorization
pubIc IN an oHcial manner to-day. This loan con-
ssts O. tSgge,eee and hpe money Is advanced by
london and New York erties, 100000 being fur
nished by the National City Bank The lenders pur-
chase gold bonds from the Brazilian government and
are further secured by first lien q surtax Of
francs bag. collections which far-haye been
a the rate OF fl45S000 per year. Other
about the same as recently and seemed have little
part in making the days market. The market for
7-zc for Rio No :.
The OF he local rnarte.
-c-7av q
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
ract prices IN the local market

COTTON-The cotton market continued quiet but the
undertone fairly steady, and the steady
with prices points higher TO point lower compared
With the close O. the previous Ca Sales
estimated 10000 bales. The market opened
steady advance OF 10 points response 70
steady cables and the active months worked mp 70 net
gain 10 points during the early session on
covering of shorts little local bull support some
further demand for the months from spot people
The big spot English market bales
advance Of points. undoubtedly encouraged
buying tCr by local bulls. the weather
reported at some points in the central belt may have
brought II leT orders the expectation OF a lighter
movement But there sign OF a broadening
land and 74c March offerings increased.
With OF the working g scalp
Ashort side There scattering realizing by
cert buyers also and prices worked on nearly rhe
closing figures Of the previous cay Around this level
they stea57d by the firm advice fror Southern
markets. and later fluctuations and
ular According official reports the Southern spot
markets unchanged slice higher. Receipts
ne Gay heavy, compared with last year, bat
considerably exceeded by and edvices from
TAI River cgatinued bulish Private cables from Liver
pool reported demand there from the Continent and
Liverpool moderate buyer in the local market.
Tie II prices in the local market to-day
fnIn.Hs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan -CIosng-wHEAT-sp nrm: No
red. Western, winter cs; futures dgil. March. es
American mixed. new IS 81: American mixed old.
PEAs-CanHdlan steady. 6s I0d. FLOUR-St Louis
fancy winter steady. S. HOPS In london tPaoho
India mess. 73s 9a HAMs-short cut. il to isfn,
so ~ Jia short RIO. 70 to "a u sos ed long, clear
heayy s5 20 30 -, 5es sd short clear backs IS
10 ass Cd. hellios - % 10 10. 59s Cd shoulders
square II 70 l3 -, irrn. SIS Cd. LARD-Prlme
ern in tierces lr1u Sd American renneJ. pss
strong ass SO BUTTER steady. nuest United States
s5s: good United states. s5s- cHEEsE firm. Cana
dian finest white. G2s. DO coiored, 89s TALLOw-
Prime city 2Ss TURPENTISE-8pirits
strong, sos 90. ROsIN-Couiuon firm. los sd
FETROLECM- E>hEed. steady. 6Nd. LTNsEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

loo fuoan 81 50gs3 PARSLEY. New Orleans curly
s2a 81 5O do plain sfis1 80; Bermuda,
Sevy Srfo S9s5 90 PtMMtkINs M per boil 5oc$1 EADIsHEs.
iet 81 e per 100 punches $1S2 do Norfolk bas-
fSiorila -tS- New oFeana per bbl sSaS5 10
- ao per oasEet SlgS2 80; DO BsrnEda s21
fii - III 90 trench PER dozen. $1sl 80; STRING BEANS
steh lfr BASKET crate, S3Q so 80: do wax, S3d
d. d. FI,ds F1I9GAsH Hubbard and bb 75cas1 %
M TraSe 81 SPINACH Norfolk rer bbl 30; TO
JI-' Flof.a per carrier $2GS5: Cuban. S2GS4:
80 Tf9 indies S20$3 90 do California. box.
81; ~ IfS Canada rutahega. bhl sOd90c:
@ g an Sd eL19ng Island rgtabaga e@s0c 60 nearby white
yer OH SiuSl % WApERCRFSS. Per lunches, s2ds3
ma alan AND srfAN-HAY-Rece,pt panned out moro
HueIdy. and hetter inclusion Of TOP grades was an
point for the increasing number
ite QoHday check trading. Tor prime and
.t sIa"e ijli late prices
cIeaPer qualities have sufficient I>od a portion
gI the demand that has literally been forced
IN IN a word the market is regarded good shape
Isupton OF round sa-as We quote: Prime bales
per 100 NJ 81 10: No do 81 05asl 10; No do 97sc
VI. No ) 90 SIi2G95c; shipping do sG7S5c, clover
mXed d '2c4$l; clover. clear. 7OQ90c STRAw-Recepts
pl9 per 100 lo Receipts Of hay and straw in tons
hudson River Railroad. 500; Erie 200; Pennsylvania
40; LelaWare lacSaw wanna & Western 10; I.ehigh Val
,ey I6' Baltimore & Ohio 80; ontario Western 30:
etIal or Ne"v Jersey 20; total 400 Receipts OF
TIaw T 40 tons Exports for week N bales, loss to
ll,rosfeso l,a22 to Havana. 1000 Bermuda, 121
GUANTANAMO and 6s to Porto Rico: total 3.799 bales.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

On sAl%s-rTE-There sharp break IN the Lon
fits market with qucted AT i1es and futures t
W. .oh Loeaiiy tie marSet s= 7feak and 1nsetneo
Ept quoted 4sc 5l1 and 4iSGc asked COPPk'h--
VII sas lower IN LONDON under liquidation apparently
BIOL quoted Ei02 i0s and futures ct tloo lsoceIi
s~sssfT tie market continued strong, reieeting sme
.,.shos gpri.ez VIII: lake o3otsd Z<42s 2oci els-
,yt.s a. 3fI524c and casting at 23.50Q2375c. LEAD
n Ess unchanged 9lG.25c IN the local market
- Lhsirb nnsT6e: ,owsr nj fl9 1os SPELIkI,-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
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ave- near Soth st: 1877 East lg5th St: 1855 fremont
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HELP WANTED.

Male
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
to 500 monthly corresponding for news
papers; sure. steady work; no canvassins
experience unnecessary send for particu-
BRI0HT MAN. having acquaintance with
business men: one capable closing large
deals: large commission TO right party.
Oswald. Room 20l. 277 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
olry or Japanese goods at N. +. Tepper's =
factory 10 West Sis: st. basement
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bqlsh, and eH-
hanged GEO. r. EDDY. 30S Madison St
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK reyoluuonized by DR..
Buchanans latest invention. teeth with
out plates; specialist in porcelain crowns
and iniays; inexpensive. DR.. Bu"H&nan. VAi
Madison ave. corner 5gth IT.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn $40
TO 500 monthly corresponding for nays
papers: sure. steady work; no canvasslng;
experience unnecessary; send for particu-
lars. Press Syndicate. Loekport n. Y.
GIRLS paid 10 learn bookfo.ding. 10 John
st.
EOUSEWORK.-WE Wanted. a young girl as a
mothers helper 10 assist with children
and housewofk; good home and fair wages
A. Box 10, Tribune Office
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TYPEwRITIN0.

TYPEwRITENE---Aii makes sold. rented.
repaired exchanged: reliable service
German. 10 Nassau ST. Telephone 2T4o-
Cortlandt.
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School agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENC,
suppies Professors Teachers Tutors Governcsses
10 Schools and Families. Apply
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ers; lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a
Union SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

COACHMAN.-Ry married Swede, 30; 10
years personal New York reference; thor
oughIv understands management Of large
private ssao,e; also give riding ard driving
lessons . :.iildgen. Bloom. l5S East Goth St
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

JAPANESE student wicres position and at
same time etterd college or high school: I:
had IONS experiences al domestic work; ref
ersnces. AIiyake, 40 Hicks St, Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK.-By coIored man. first class, in
bachelor apartment; can he generally use
ful; best references. Call or address Pedro
Torres. 500 2d ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

LAWYERS.
LEGAL. advice at home; experienced youni
lawyer will call Lawyer, BOX is, Irioune
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
GIRL STRUCK BY RANDOM BULLET.
On Her Way from Christmas Celebration
Salooukeeper Who Fired Shot Arrested.

On her way home from an entertainment late
Christmas night, accompanied by her mother
Annie Rogers, fourteen years old, of NO. IS'
Wvckoff avenue Ridgewood, in the Borough Oh
Queens. was struck in the abdomen and dam
rerously wounded by -38-calibre bullet that
was fired through the open doors of JACOB
Schoor's saloon, in Wyckof and Putnam ave-
nues. Ridgewood. The child dropped the bundle
of presents she was carrying and fell.
Other shots were fired in the saloon, where a
fight was under way, and it was few minutes
before Mrs Rogers was able to obtain assist
ance The wounded girl was removed to the
German Hospital where she received treatment
after which she taken to the Shelter or
the Chidren's Society, in Schermerhorn street.
Brooklyn.
The police of the s5th precinct station, in
Glendale arrested Schoor, and when arraigned
before Magistrate Connorton in the Flushing
police court yesterday morning he was held in
81 500 to await the result of the girls injuries.
Schoor said that his saloon was being wrecked
by crowd known the 'gypsies,' who live in
woods in the Ridgewood section. In endeavor-
ing TO protect himself and his property he began
shooting into the crowd. It was said the girl
would recover.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
EDITOR AND EX-SENATOR FIGHT.
Thomas M. Patterson Swears Out Warrant
for Arrest Of Fred G. Bonfls.

Denver, Dec. 26.-A warrant was sworn out to-
night for the arrest OF Fred c. Bonfls, one of the
proprietors Of The Denver Post" by ex-united
States Senator Thomas NJ Patterson. as the result
Of an encounter between the two men early to-
painfully injured.
The attack was the elimination Of a newspaper
controversy which has been going on for several
years between the proprietors of 1.-THE Post" and
Senator Patterson. principal stockholder of Tine
News-Tinles" Publishing Company.
The stories told by the two men differ as to the
details Of the encounter Patterson says Bonfils
came up behind him and said Good morning"
When he turned 20 who had addressed him.
Senator Patterson says. he was dealt terrific
blow. which felled him. after which his assaiant
beat and kicked him before he could rise Pat
terson says he did not know who had hit him
until after sCHne men had separated them He
adds that Bonhls cursed him and threatened to
kill him il Bonfils'E name APPEARED again IN .sThe
News in THE Times"
Bonils says that he and Patterson met and a
discussion arose over an alleged threat that Pat
terson had made in the columns. of THE News
TO Bonfis out OF business or put him in the
penitentisry. According to Bonfils Patterson re-
iteratsd the threat and the fight started. Bopfls
admits knocking Patterson down, but says he was
spoken language. Bonfils says that Patterson was
accompanied by' his son-in-law, Richard c. Camp
bell. when the dispute arose. Former Senator Pat
terson is seventy years old and MIR. Bonfils Is
about forty-fouE-