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 The Journal Courier is the only morning paper publishing accounts and summaries of all the National league polo games.
 Providence will fight hard to break New Haven's record for victorious home games. The Grays punished the Boneyards Saturday but they are doom ed to defeat this evening.
 The local fans will get their first glimpse of the season at Doherty this evening. Doherty has been the direct cause of Providence victories.
 The other games scheduled for this evening are: Hartford at Pawtucket and New Britain at Waterbury.
 Tommie Leahy will officiate at to- nights game and Mike Doherty will perform similar trick New Years night.
 IHe LOCALS are up dBdiHSt lWo SdlHes with Bridgeport tomorrow. The Dumpllngs are putting up a fine game and New Haven will have to hustle to win both games. If they take the af- ternoon game which is at Bridgeport the local crew ought to get away with a victory in the evening game at the Quinnipiac rink.
 Wild Bill' Farrell passed last week without getting foul, It was an unusual record and New Ravens center deserves credit. Jeans only foul came when he was aggravated by Saunders last Friday night. It must have been hard work for the big cen ters to control themselves.
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AsCHENBRODELs LOSE.
Winchesters Take All Three Games
 Final Series.

The Winchester City league five won all three games from the Aschenbro- dels last evesing at Oesting's Winches- ter alleys. Brown captured high sim gle and hig three-string henors. The scores: $-~
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9O2 S5S Tuxedo.

High game; Y. M. R, C., s5s. High three strings: IA. Powell, 5a High single. Jones, 221.
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Score, Providence 3, Waterbury i; rushes Daily 5, Curtis ?; stops, Tib- pitts 35, Cusick 36; fouls, Doherty, Murray. Fahey; referee, Kilgara; timer, Perrin
 Score. New Haven ', New Britain I, stops, Mullen 45, Mitchell 40; rushes, Mccarthy z, Duggan 4, Schiller j; fouls, Jean g. Schiffer 2, Farrell, Saun- ders; referee, Rorty.
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New Haven.
BENGAL A. c. WINS.
Defeat Co. K Quintet by the Score of
 50 10 IS.

The Bengal A. c. basketball team de- feated the Company K five last eve- ming at the armory by the score of 30 to IS. The lineup follows: Bengal A. c. Company K. Shansey ...............,.,.... Lanenette
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 Left Guard.
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Knickerbockers
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High game, Knickerbockers, S04. High three strings, Davidson, 552. Sigh single, Raymond, 214.
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Winchesters.
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High single, Brown. 20S. High three string. Brown, 591.
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 TO MANAGl

Nashville, Tenn. Bernhard, former. Cleveland America ed a contract to-i Nashville Southerl season.
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The local fans will get their first glimpse of the season at Doherty this evening. Doherty has been the direct cause of Providence victories.
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The Journal Courier is the only morning paper publishing accounts and summaries of all the National league polo games.
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oUsIcK's WORK IN COAL.
Marvellous Defense Saves Waterbury a
 Bad Beating.
(speeIal 10 the JournaI-Courler.l

NnpecIuI 10 the JoufhaI-COuFFerfJ
 Providence, k. l., Dec. 3O.-Cusick's grand work in front of the cage saved Waterbury a bad beating tonight His work was marvellous. At times he was bombarded from both sides, but kept everything out that could be stopped. In the second period he de- fled the four floormen of the home team who, for a few moments, shot at him without intolerance. Attendance 1900 Line up:
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The other games scheduled for this evening are: Hartford at Pawtucket and New Britain at Waterbury.
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is the ten to favorte in the betting on tn him and Owen Moran at San Francisco tomorrow
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Tommie Leahy will officiate at to- nights game and Mike Doherty will perform a similar trick New Years night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
CONDITIONS IN THE IRON TRADE.

10y Telegraph % TIE Tribune
Cleveland. March 13.-"The Iron Trade Review"
will say Tomorrow:
The remarkable ability of the market to shake
of temporary lethaygy. which has been manifested
SHOWN and the feeling in the pig iron market Is
distinctly stronger. although showing little, II any.
some additional information in regard to the
sales or southern iron aggregating '5eo tons re-
the leading pipe interest bought $1,000 tons and in
appear in i' the mar market t' 'a'Ss CONS s'S may SUM
Valley producers of Bessemer pig iron, who have
only about 29.oo0 tons unsod for the first half Of
the year have nXed the second quarter price az
tonnage will soon he disposed OF '''''' ''
Large interests in the South very firm in
BY brokers at less than the ordinary quotations.
buyers are finding it very difficult to place orders
at less than SIS 30 for last half delivery RUmOTs OF
concession on Southern iron are not so frequently
our monthly blast furnace statistics Indicate an
average daily production for February of 131OS
Of stacks were blown out during. the closing days
OF last month and It is expected that others will
go out of commission for repairs this month.
''The Iron Age" says:
The monthly pig iron statistics collected by US
show that the output for February. short month.
SSs tons as Compared with S sS gross q tons IN
January, This is an increase in the daily rate OF
production from LIS tons in January I302S tons
I'm February. an increase OF l.SS0 tons daily. OF
TINS 9oweVgr !oo tons daily is due to the larger
1917 923 tons in February compared with 1.4O6.
Of the merchant furnaces which supply the Open
market has not yet been materially increased.
Strenuous efforts are being made to get out ton
mage that weather conditions improving.
The indications from the achievements thus far
this month that the March output of pig iron
and of finished products of the Steel Corporation
will exceed the banner record OF october last Pos
sibly "A record tonnage may also be attained in
steel In pig iron both sides maintain defensive
attitude and there is comparatively little business
doing for delivery during the second quarter. Some
interests In the Birmingham district do report some
round sales. but others have done very little. There
continues be Offering OF foreign foundry
iron at prices considerably below the domestic
rlcc
tric companies is in the market for 1890 tons OF
foundry iron, but otherwise the demand is not
large For early delivery Bessemer pig IS as tight
as II well could be in tho central West and con-
siderable tonnage could be marketed II il were at
ali available In the East the steel works to
be getting their deliveries in better shape. An
isolated lot OF basic for the second quarter has
bH1 0ffered at S2t delivered. and negotiations
soft ~ be practically concluded for few thou
sand tons of foreign basic at about the price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
MR.. ORR AWAITS RESULT OF COUNT.
Remains Head of New York Life for Time
Mutual Inspectors Not to Quit

According to tine statement which prominent
New York Like official made to Tribune reporter
yesterday. President orr. unless the condition Of
his health demands win not resign from that com
pany before tho inspectors shall have certified
10 the result Of tho December election. In view of
10 hazard "a guess at the date OF the certlhcation
insuranc" men predict that Mr.. orr certainly viii
remain In the saddle until well into the spring. al
least. At the monthly meeting OF the beard yes
terday no trustee, far could he learned, made
any suggestion that Mr.. Orr be asked to succeed
himself. with iightenCd duties
The Mutual Lie election inspectors denied a
rumor that weary OF the unforeseen duration OF
the canvass. the. had threatened Ia strike work"
The International po!icyholders' committees man
ager made further allegations of forged pro-admn-
istration ballots counted by the inspectors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
GERMAN BOND ISSUE APPROVED.
Committee Accepts Bill-Large
Sums For Defence.

Berlin. March 13-The appropriations commit
tee of the Reichstag to-day approved the bill
authorizing the issue OF $ST,500.OOO in treasury
bonds to strengthen the available funds in the
imperial treasury.
The government. 1t is understood. since the
beginning of 1906 has expended or contracted TO
expend sums estimated 20 amount to S75.OOO.
900 in completing the rearmament OF the artil-
Iery and the improvement Of the rifle used in
the army. The bill may not come before the
Reichstag until the autumn. but there seems to
be no doubt that parliament will approve the
measure. The committee also agreed 20 report
favorably on the instruments for the construc-
ton and armament of warships. including two
battleships, one aTmored cruiser, two small
cruisers and several torpedo boats.
The sum OF $4,000 was appropriated TO in
crease the Notifications Of the River Elbe, and
So, S25 900 was voted for building a new naval
station at SOnderburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Chicago, March 13.-The grain markets were all
or less affected to-day By Wall Street Sc
curlties the suppositon being that for the protec
ton OF the latter grain holdings sacrificed in
some cases Damage TO wheat by green bugs in the
Southwest was reported to be worse. with the
pests spreading over the State of Kansas The
market was very weak, however most Of the time.
and AT ita lowest near the end. Final prices were
1c decline in May and 9ac in July wheat. The de-
cline In was from SIC to &c. and in oats from
1C for May to &c July delivery. Provisions were
heavy FROM the start, but there was some recovery
from bottom prices.
The weather was cool and moist in the South
west, favoring the spread of the green bug, and
this in a measure checked the beaFfshneSs created
by a rather Indifferent response at Liverpool to the
sharp advance this side yesterday. May wheat
closed at The against Yesterdays close at 78Izc.
July closed At 7Si2c. compared with T9zc yesterday
Corn, after firm start at about yesterday 5
closing price. due 70 smaller receipts than expected
oats and the declining tendency in wheat at the
same time Receipts were $50 cars. against 20 esti-
weather generally favorable. The estimate of
tO-inorrOUs receipts IS 255 MAY corn closed
46sc 46c. compared with f7i2c yesterday July
closed 46isc to 46i4c, against i5i2c yesterday
Long oats came upon the market prOTuSelE I'M
mediatelv after the opening: and It being assumed
tnat II was u liquidation or an important lihe OF
May oats. smaller holders aided their selling TO
The total increasing the weakness The situation
was not marked IN any other respect receipts con
tnuiug snail demand good. Local receipts were
40 cars and shipments hence 29S.0l0 bushels The
tSUtlste or to-nOrrOWs local receipts IS w cars
Mag oats closed at ioSsc, decline of lc from
Yesterday : closing price July at the close was
36I,r. compared vita &7asC to SHE yesterday.
The increasing bearishuess of the hog situation
was the governing influence in the market for the
products causing the latter TO rule heavy at fur
the decline from 2isc TO sc in their price. The
MAY pork closed at SIS. decline of 10c from yes
terday- May lard at the close 50 10. 10c lower
Than Yesterday May ribs closed at IS 81. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
DENIAL By Mr.. MELLEN
Says Nezc UaUen Doesn't Control
the Boston s Maine.

New Haven. March 1S.-Presdent Mellen Of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad Com
pany was asked tonight about a report that the
New Haven system bad obtained control of the
Boston & Maine Railroad He said:
Regarding control of the Boston Maine by
the New Haven. and carefully noting the warmth
of denial of what has never been alleged by any
one with authority it reminds me of Couplet
running as follows; I'm not marry you. my pretty
maid "Nobodys asked you, sir she said.
An official announcement made from the
Office of the New Haven road to-day in regard to
the control of the Palmer Electric Light Company.
OF Palmer. Mass by the New Haven road. II
says:
An electric light company has been secured by
the New England Investment and Securities COM
pany The New Haven road has no financial in
terest in the transaction beyond securing payment
Of the money advanced.
When the New England Security and Investment
Company acquired control of the Palmer Electric
Light Company. the latter was reorganzed under
the name Of the Central Massachusetts, Electric
Light Company. The old board If directors resigned
and I'm the board elected are men whose names
appear in the dictatorship Of the New Haven road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court
George Isaac. No. 81 West 117th street. voluntary
petition. showing debts OF Sio0e and no assets Inc
principal creditor Is the city or New 4Ofks on u
forfeited bond. $3.50. -
taTv DetitiOn, showing liabilities of S.466 with
assets OF 500 The principal creditors are George
Joseph A. Hoffman,. No. 126 East stth street.
Shaving debts Of $751; with assets Of SO The
SSr-incjDSI creditor is 9. r. NIechltretter. $500.
An Involuntary petition filed against Morris
ID Bresian and Jacob ]. Jacobs trading as BEeslan
q Jacobs No. So Lispenard street. by creditors with
Claims as follows: William Isaacs. Si5; the Schwab
Kenner Company, $50; hremer & hFemer, ssS. Rob
ert j. Mahon was appointed receiver. with bond
leonard j. Wyeth. jr.. has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the partnership property OF the firm OF
ARTICLES az No. ESQ TO $50 Second avenue, pending
suit brought by George schaefler against George
smith, MS partner, 20 dissolve a partnership
formed on May IS 1906. Justice Grsenbaum axed
ths bond OF the receiver at AoOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
J-oa Mountain s Southern Railway COM

roris. J-oa Mountain & Southern Railway Com
pas..
BtrCPIGAs loUTPCT.-TLe production CT the
-q,fcpilas Mining Company for the week ended
a;s..a 3 is reported by General Manager a r.
sheii.eyd. jr-, 100000 ounces. Mr.. shepherd
Wires t',1i q shipment was made from the mine On
Mcfsn =.
Pr IsOS CERTIFICATES AT PRODUCE EN-
rTlANGE-Pig mon certificates ~ the New Tori,
y,r,5uce rzchanee were duh ana unchanged. There
vere no s,ies. Prices for standard foundry follow:
cash ana March. So bid: April S22as2e .; MAJ.
sci Coay 2s June, So 80 asked; July SCI . asked;
,,ctohcr. 81 asked
DELAWARE < HUDSON.-The statement made
IN tics- columns Tuesday that Delaware & HIud-
san stock Toi.ITel at 1870 about 81 per should
nae read 4..S per cent. Tie stock IS a per cent
o.yiGend issue and earnings fer the last year were
equal a. I2.51 per cent on the sf0.9S900O capital
sic h. The price lost net yesterday 6@s points 10
1868.
COFFEE, EXCHANGE HOLDlNGS.-The New
York Coffee Exchange VIII be closed Good FRI
day March % and on the following Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
FRISCO DISASTER COST $1s,OoO,OOo.
Connecticut Insurance Companies Paid Out
That Sum as Result of Catastrophe.

Hartford March BIN round figures fire insur-
nnce companies organized in this state paid out
SIS 600 coo their share OF insurance reimbursed
10 property holders San Francisco because Of
the great disaster IN April OF last year. according
IN the report made to-day by Insurance Commits
sioner Theron Epson TO Governor Woodruff He
adds that all the companies still IN sound hnan-
cial condition. with doubt Of their ability to
protect their policyholdcrs the country over, a
record unrivailed IN the history Of fire insurance.
He also points out as another source Of Congratu-
laflon that Of all the companies OF other states
licensed TO do business here four only went into
receivers hands by reason of the disaster During
the last year the increase In amount OF fire nsur
anCe risks written in Connecticut was more than
So 100000 over the year before. bringing total
outstanding to SOL .66912S. on which premiums
amounting TO $055,s6S paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The marker for outside securities showed a fur
fbe- sharp break. in sympathy with the decline in
fl,e stock market The liquidation in spots
,,,its heavy and extended nearly throughout the
entire list In some instances rev low records were
established The declines extended from small
fartion 10 over points. The mining issues were
fe leaders. although some of the inactive shares
material declines were shown. Chicago Subway
l,roke Over points 10 Il new low price Waterbury
s-sn,pau3 and Western lee materially lower
Creat Northern rights fell points. NeVaIa-Utah
was Ian mp a point AT the opening, but gradually
easeC of 10 the lowest. Butte Coalition broke ~
S.oirfs and United Copper . Greene Copper and
Ereene-l 'aEanea ran OF sharply. Hipisslng fell
NOR than a point Cumberland Ely and Nevada
Consolidated were fTactionaly lower. Trinity was
DOWN ia and DaNis-Day p. while many Of the low
5,rssed mining shares were of considerably. Bonds
were duil and somewhat easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

~ THE, DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District Of New YOrk-n the mat
ter OF the Southern Textile Company. Bankrupt.-IR
Y,anJtrrDtcv 1241.-Notics hereby given q
bdars % bonds of the Southern Textile Company, ban-
rIpt ana an other persons having claiming have
liens preferred the
rpt an against proceeds OF the sale OF certain
end personal property Of the said bankrupt made
25h dav July 1905 the 2lst day Of February
1906 pursuant order duly entered 29th
OF June 1903 are required file with me- at my
office No 81 street. in the Borough % Manhattan.
CITY County % New York. proofs Oe
their claims. together with the bonds held
by them instruments under which said prefer
ercs is claimed before Goth day OF March.
1907 barred asserting their said lien
preferred against the Of the said bankrupt
against the proceeds OF said sale Dated New York.
February 25th. 1901.
WILLIAM ALLEN. Referee IN BANKRUPTCY.
SMITH Hardness Attorneys for Trustee. 12S Broad-
way New IOrS. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
DELAWARE G. HUDSON.
A comparative statement OF the expenses Of the
railroad department in detail follows;
Totals. iOG7O62s si0Is8soo selO52sI

David Wilcox. president Of the company, In his
report TO tho stockholders points out that the net
income for the year affected 20 the extent OF
E.i20'T72 by the suspension OF work at the COM
pany's mines for six weeks during April and May.
Out OF the proceeds OF the there were charged
TO general profit and loss and credited 70 the foi-
lowing accounts these amounts: Railroad equip
ments 81 $685. railroad construction. ssSssll;
unmined coal. s262 6s3: advanced on unuined COAL
1888 e9; after miscellaneous adjustments OF various
kinds tho increase to the credit OF profit ana loss
was sass SOL making that item ut the close OF the
year n the aggregate E,&s3.2s2 The president fur
ther calls attention 20 the Issue Of s4coo.oo per
cent debsntures during the year and 20 the corrs-
spending increase for conversion purposes OF so.-
900 In the stock. OF the total authorized Issue or
100000 capital stock. there was outstanding on
June 90 taO.eseooo. DEPARTURES 70 the amount OF
s5s5 900 have been paid. The president shows that
through the retirement Of debentures and the oper
alton OF the sinking fund the capitalization OF the
property was reduced by ssl35oo. OF the total out
put OF anthracite coal for 1906 OF 5esbs5 tons, the
Delaware s. Hudson contributed 5.4oi,S@ tons. AT
the close OF The fiscal year the company had on
hand Ia - tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14
lsvLANp LINE wITHDRAws STEAMERS.

Boston, March 13.-The Leyland Line announced
TODAY that it had decided to withdraw the steamer
canadian due 10 sail from Boston for Liverpool on
ADriI and the Cestrian, sailing April q. and that
further withdrawal Of tonnage from Boston was
under consideration.
Tha officials Of the company refused TO discuss
tbis decision. but IL Is believed by exporters TO pc
the result of the consested conditions on the rall
RECOMMENDATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-14

BY Order Of Executors
membership York Proouce tx go
change (all dues PAID S4OO
q" oH6Tes CEesebrouGh Manufacturing - 400
- Consolidated ........... $4,000 400
~ 81 Account Of Whom IL May concern
Gusrant ss'e tse < i'rohA ii.9 1861
e, no. snRTes Bowling Green Trust Co +"O
$l'"VO Atchison Topeka Santa re Raiiway
% Genl Mtge. 81 Gold Pond due I5o' oo-,
., 80 - coupons April and OctObps "Sis
Ti'''O colorado & Southern Railway 60. Isl
MICE 4F Gold Bond. due 1929. Interest 80,
=, oon . eoruary and August - SS;s
Sl'VO" Cincinnati, Newport & CovinGton Railway
20 LIST Mtge Consld. - Gold Bond due 90,
o,o ttZ2 Interest .Ianuars and july luO
Si'"V' '"uthern Railway co. list Consid- MtSe
uary sad D iUIy, QUO i''f 'n.'.'. 1OaIs
Share Barney & smith car Go pfd ....- 1875
'''arS United Railways & Electric 90. OF
ttalt!nore common tCertf. OF Deposit -.
-, Safe Deposit q Trust of Baltimore US
- snare Pullman Company. $44 do scrip. l62i2
sou nited Railways & Electric Co Of Baltt-
Iaose IS 30-Year Funding Bonds due
$3.50. Interest June and December; l
ior 5000. for 500 each; $50 do Bond -
e,.cllp Ola
o. ShareS American Malt Corporation pfd- 49,
'HNW STOCK D.. . .- y
10 Shares Peoples Trust 20. ............... 1854
80 o. snare United States Trust Co..-..-.....- 10
@'"V" - LOUIS q San Francisco Z. r. Consid
,o g, Mtge - BONDS due july 1926. -.....- S6%
- 81 9nares ANA lGamated Gopher Co. 1904
S'V"V 1Suua,o q Susquehanna r Z. Rounding
- Bonds. due 1851. ....-.-...... 81