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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-23
MORTGAGES SALE
VALUABLE LOT
Located at West Annapolis in
the Second Election District
of Anne Arundel County.

UNDER and By virtue ofa power OF sale
contained In mortgage from William r.
Williams and Margaret AN illiams. his wife,
dated the 18th day OF August, 1903, and re-
corded among the Land Records OF Anne
Arundel county, ia Lfber q. W., No. ., folio
40, &c, the undersigned will offer TO public
sale at the COURT HOUSE door, In the City
OF Annapolis nd. on
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Discussing VIM. J. Bryan's sugges-
ton that churches, colleges and other
like institutions should refuse "taint-
ed money the New York CONNER
cial suggests that while the principle
may be all right, the difficulty would
be to secure general agreement as to
what constitutes immorally made
property. Morality is largely conven-
tional and matter of opinion, in
different countries and in different
ages, and the time will probably never
come when all the people of any coun-
try will be fully agreed as to right
and wrong OF all questions and is
sues.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-23

The inventor Of the lightning rod died
the other day, and just when the de-
mand for his wares is becoming brisk
among the politicians.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-23
TnR CAPITAL

.eon sale az the bookstores OF the City where
Tders can be feft for its delivery to sub
cribers AZ 5 cents per week, Is cents per
month. and $500 per year.
You can have the EvENIG CAPITAL mailed
% you when away from the city By leaving
your name and address at this once or
either OF the bookstores. Only 10 cents q
Neek or 50 cents q month. mailed 20 any ao-
dress In the United States and Canada.
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IL FOR SALE u
FARMS, HOUSES AND LOTS.

l. Valuable water mont on Eastport aide
of Annapolis harbor at foot Of FIFTH street.
fronting on Fifth street n bout IS feet; wharf
on premises, navigable waters for large ves-
sells
q Also Lot No. 100 on Chesa peal Ike Avenne
with 'front.' OF s. feet and depth ofl64 feet.
$. Small house and lot near the city limits
81 bargain.
T. p6Acres ofland near Chesterfield with
good dwelling house, large t4aasoo bari IA,
corn crib. stable, and young orchards
Telephone. railroad station. school and
church nearby.
5. Vacsnt lot at Eastpoft fronting 81 feet
on Chesapeake Avenue with a depth OF l0l
feet
9. Vaiuabls farm In the Third District
near Robfnson's Station on the Annapolis
aud Baltimore Short Line Railroad, consist.
ing OF l30 acres ofimprovements.
Z. Valuable farm oflS0 Acres at Millers-
VILE, with nne buildings, good land, and all
modern conveniences.
Small House and Lot near Camp Pa
role. Rentslfor flve dollars per month.
For terms and particulars, apply TO the
undersigned enclosing return postage.
JAMES M. MUNRoE, Attorney
OH Annapolis. Nd.
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FOR SALE.

TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, one
improved by Carriage House, Stable and
pump of good water. Both Lots inclosed by
neat fence and gates. These Lots are excent-
" situated for any one contemplating build
ing home; they command an excellent
ted in the most desirable part OF Eastport
Also for sale one Delivery Wagon, Road
Cart. Buggy and Harness, all new. Garden
Tools. Chickens and several articles too
numerous TO mention. For further infor-
nation inquire OF
mlStf GUY WINCHESTER,
Cor. First St. and Chesapeake Ave. Eas, port
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ons square tive lines OF Nonpareil) first
Insertion 81 90 subsequent insertions 80 cents
special rates made with monthly, quarterly
and yearly advertisers.
a-Locai notices and political or persona
communications 10 cents per line. BREWER
1bsequent insertions. cents per line.
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JAMES r. BRAsHEARs, Atry-atLaw.
Order Nisi.

In the matter OF the MOI tagged Real Estate
of CHARLES 4. HARRIS.
In the Circuit Court for Anne arundel County
No. 1919 Equity.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County In Equity, this second day
OF April, IN the year nineteen hundred seven,
That the sale of the property mentioned In these
proceedings made and reported by James II.
Brashears, Attorney named In said mort
gage, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on OF before
THE SECOND DAY OF MAY NEXT.
Provided, a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Anne Arundel
County, once in each of three successive weeks
before the said second day of May next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$4,000.
GEo. WELLS. Clerk.
WELLS. Clerk.
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Entered at the Annapolis Postofiice as Sec
Ond Class Matter
TUESDAY. April %, 1907
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Condensed Insurance Statements

NonaeuStu tuS ufateS W. t1ttteHt9
CTATEMENT SHOWING THE coNDl.
- TON OF THE GLKNS FALLS ~ SUR,
ANCE COMPANY, CT Glens Falls, y. Y
December 3lst, 1905.
Total Income during the year s., eo1, SOS
Total Disbursements during the
year -...... ..s-... ...---......-. $500 s'
surplus as regards Pollcy-ho dors. 2,0s6,oSs.eo
Net rplus.......-..-..-.. ISIS 01S.s0
state OF Maryland. ONCE OF the State In
snrance Department.
Baltimore, February 1. 1907.
Z hereby certify that the above Is a true
abstract, taken from ths Annual Statement
of the Glens Pals Insurance Company. for
the year ending December 81, 1905, now on
file In this department.
BENZ. r. GROUSE,
Insurance Commissioner.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CON-
APNf OF NEW YORK, Dec. 3lst. 1906.
Assets 1859 500 ~
Total amount Of all liabilities. i7,60l.6e o.
surplus as regards policy holders. s,i2S1A -
state OF Maryland, ONCE Of state Insur-
ance Dept.
hereby certify that the above is q true
abstract from the statement of the above
BENZ. F. GROUSE,
Insurance Commissioners.
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A NIGHT CAP

is good thing only when you liquor
is good. Without you can get the
pure, unadulterated thing. don't
drink. You can rely upon any whis-
key, brandy. gin, wines or liquors of
any kind when purchased at Edward
Weiss. We don't deal in adulterated
or doctored stuff. We guarantee what
we offer as pure and wholesome. Its
price being regulated by its age and
vintage.
s2Sy
EDWARD WEISS,
LIQUOR DEALER,
Cor. West & csIvyt sfs., Annapolis
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-04-23

asst
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Jan,.s Kyle Sons have sold for Iotte Deutsch Nos
ESQ and ss2 2d being the northeast corner of 51st
at two four story fathouses with stores on plot 30 tx
90 feet
Lsnd Company of Bdenwald has sold to sophi. Carr
two lots the side ave- 875 feet north ~
west sds Of Doom 25o north Of Jefferson
se goS fP & ne one iot on The west side Of Seton
H0s H0as sand P9nt asa.s Reay s % Pa has
'ha .!e .0nr fssT Rss5. 9eEesR Garrison @ves
sy Julius Begney ve lots at nf the norbeai3 Ral
5 as the e's aS55sP az 5esgP y sye S9197s feet Edward
a. a enc 1 Sf washington Bridge Featherbei Lane and
Ksr for ssmas 595S1se6s MG&sn the north
@ edatey ipToTed 8a aTh wh rsS9aos Ss5lSo 5se It
e the Bronx Savings and the Bronx @ ss. Sf 6eBo
Charles Whine has sold to August nonner,,, NJ ~,
"fss s issf Rabougb s Hnf sS sor' .3 a3'91ss o6
loo !, sah ST. three dwelling house on iot 1gx
NJ, ey5s s15 & Pertlnaa John W Cannon Nos
hoase viii i Eelg 100 St six story tenement
ne sellers recently bought property in fofecosure @
pIc Levin & Jackson have sold for william and Jul,u,
the south side Of i$sf ST. t Piot 24SKse II feet on
~ .he re buyers Will erect six six story tenement houses
sorss Milne has sold FOR Wood No 1872 to lso
ioS: feet at the .ogteat corner of fh aRe plot lc"R
s.vsn story tenement house % ave- on lot 24.G
o.. A shai7hn 5 II. sons have sod Rosin lot 25xoo
siso sold To L fse a @ 2l4ta m ST. 3 feet OF 9th
s.ee q llth St 80 feet ave also 10 Frank
~ 49, ,eet SCUM OF 2l5th ST also the north
corner of 81 and ave- 26xI0s1.
ifsio E "a pot 1l14tH50 feet on the east Of Cedar
6th '' -0 i''' eaet OF
The Rexon Realty Company has sold Nos 44s and A4s
ss' 4lst ST. two four story hathouses on plot 56xss
JaInes @ Ryie q Sons have sold Dentsch No $50
aha ssoz q ave northeast OF .our
H2ry fathogses with stores, on plot 40 5x70 feet
Isaac Steinterg has bought from Admiral Realty
COMPANY Nos 1ss East IOlet 81 tbrae a.. etry
fathe'uses. on plot 75xl00 feet " '
& Nav
- and 2ss East 37th story buildings an
Ihe First Avenue Realty COMPANY has sold Lavina
end Augusta Pulverrnacher No. 1865 four
tenement house. with
= NJ q L. Hess have leased for and Eight West
twentieth Street Company Judkns Mccormick
fany the sixth in the building
Nos. and West 20rh St FOR term OF ten Years az
rental aggreEating about s12000O
EdNsrd c Williams has a
sressrnan Jefferson NJ and 22G west 2atb
e two four story dwelling houses plot Il sxes
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
BIG EAST SIDE DEAL.
II FLATHOUSE ROY SOLD.
Plans for Park 4Uenue apartment
House Filed.

The Combined Real Estate Interests have pur-
chased from Richard NJ Montgomery & Co
the five four story f1athouses, No. ia to I'D
East SD ST, between Park and Lexington aves
covering plot 90x1O0 feet.
Several sales have recently been made in this
street east of Park ave. The section shows signs
OF speculative activity, evidently in anticipation
of the completion of the New York Central's
improvements and the apparent future of the
section for high class dwelling purposes. B. J.
Devlin the broker.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for a fourteen story and mezza
nine apartment house TO be erected at the north
east corner of Park and S0th st for the
s25 Park Avenue incorporated Company of
which Walter G. Merritt is president. 1t is to be
100 feet front and 80 feet deep. with facades OF
brick trimmed with terra Gotta and limestone.
1t VIII have accommodations for thirty five fam
ihes. 1t is to cost 100000. Delano & Aldrich
are the architects.
The Manhattan alteration plans yesterday in
cluoed the remodelling of the four story dwelling
house No SO West saith st and connecting it by
corridor Of iron and glass with a dwelling
house in the rear of 55th ST. The improvements
are 10 be made for the Oxford Realty Company
as new owner. Israels & Harder the archi-
tects.
Jacob r lie Roy yesterday reported to
nave sold No. 343 Broadway, d six story building
on a plot SOSx107.1x694 feet with an L TO No
10 Leonard st, 10.11xS0. .Sx49.7 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

market for cotton quiet with prices
for middling Gulf sales 3 500 bales. Southern spot
n New az orleans m neRangd
ne sales 2 400 bales Mobile firm mnehanged at y ,se:
sales 3 bales. Charleston nrH unchanged ii]sc.
,nchansed at l3c; sales i56 bales Tamore nominal
i9s4c: sales 90 bales Little Rock steady uncaheed at
1lssc Memphis steady nnehanged at rs sales 40
unchanged e%c; sales, 22I bales Estimated receipts
against l.l42 last week and 2ol7 last year
bales against 1897 last week 2.ioi last year.
sales $500 bales speculation and export 300 American
e95d Futures opened steady, to points lower
Slssf Ss' a e iO SoPis net M
Ssd 80
sd sa s
MqReesssrI an 6ss ,I8 -co,a,,,on. -.
eecnx 6%snsss f ye fR o prices % demanded @ by mills
held The foswing 4st are prices quoted on
t. YG1k Pr9dISs sNsasnge Spring patents s. 25gSe
Y9tsF ss ta So 81 20 s S. eTtsa N9 % Wfs
aFm: Qsoted Fair TO 70 good $43o0s4 50; choice to
81 to brand BAG MEAL hfm KIN
& ed TiRf wNss snd oy yeog Ct 81 3D.
ring s2a SO go g standard nd madllPg s24 nour DO
dog s2e: chop s22 buk s5$ 70 SACKS
was not up to previous totals the Violence Of aucaa
ons & 1 m the day was perhaps greater than
rated. There up down movement
prices all day. covering 10 IN the local
market and much in Chicago. on one he inward
swings July touched 81 0STs here in C}caro
representing high season The erra1ic
actions Of the market the II
becoming professional affair. Chicago there was a
break OF 11c after midday within the space minute
Recoveres almost as rapid took place after
pace generally fast and the
smaller operators TO follow. There some severe
osses sustained around the close OF by the
tous that despite the several sharp
and quick upward high levels
there little disposition on the part of
outsiders - enter the game except breaks II
felt that the crop damage had been forced
and that the market ought
reaction before getting its stride
toward the 81 - level that teiHg freely predicted
operators said the market all 10
stand much selling pressure in contrast wild ex-
element OF last week, when millions could
be unioaded without disturbing :s undertone. Ono
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ALLEGES RATE DISCRIMINATION.
Federal Sugar Refining Company Files
Charges Against B. & o. and Others.

Washington. May 22-Discrimination Is charged
in a complaint fled to-day with the Interstate Com
nerce Commission by the Federal Sugar Refining
Company. of Yonkers, N Y, against the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company and other carriers which
have freight terminals in greater New York. The
complaint alleges that the defendant carriers give
allowance of 1-5 cents hundred pounds to the
sugar refining companies in Brooklyn for lghtering
shipments to the terminals when they are intended
for points west of Buffalo and Pittsburg or for
those cities and allowance Of three cents nun
dred pounds on shipments intended for points east
of those cities. Notwithstanding this. however the
defendants refuse to give the complainant any al
lowance for lightering its shipments TO the New
York terminals.
For such discrimination in the past the com
plainant asks for Sl3665 damages. and II asks the
commission fix just and equitable allowance
which the defendants shall pay the complainant lor
the lightering
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
GIRL K1DNAPPER IN TOLLS AGAIN
Held for Probation Officers as Result of
Theft of Bicycle.

East Orange May p tspeciaD.-Helen Burns the
little Orange girl, whose act in enticIng ave-vear-
oio Rosie Arons from her home week or two
ago ana beating her because the little one wanted
10 go home got Helen into trouble with the police
shd Drought her considerable notorietv is in
trouble again Chief Bell made complaint this
morning before Recorder Franklin w Fort with
ne oo1ect or placing tie child i'm the custody OF
the probation officer. ' "a
Hccoroing 10 Bell. Helen is the little girl ubo
stole a bicycle from Miss Louise Hi teacber g.,
.fs Nassau Public School. II East Orange, about
week ago The janitor Of the school caught ber
"a tne basement, but Helen gave him such a
rIAusloie explanation for her presence there that
tne 1aaltor believed her and back to his ioh
81 curing grass The child walked around the
elock, anc then returning, entered by a different
eoof anc took the bicycle out without being seen
ny me lanitor She is suspected of turning a simi-
!ar trlck in Orange Helen has been examined by
the Rev DR.: Adolph Roeder. who is an alienist
ana ne says he has found that the girl has abortg-
mai traits OF a peculiar and interesting nature
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York May -. 1907.
COFFEF-The coffee market opened steady
changed prices decline OF points under a little
scattering liquidation During the early session the
market was Fteadied by the support of months
by trade interests. but later there May
liquidation and the market closed steady.
changed TO 10 points lower. Sales for the day We're
reported Of 2l.TJ0 bags. including exchanges.
The cable presented being
Just about due local close previous
day. with Havre partial = franc and Hamburg
y pfennig lower. Neither Of the Brazilian markets
reported change and receipts being about the
recent scale called for special coHment some May
was exchanged for March during the day 4 dis
count OF - points March. and this suggested a
real weakness in the May option. although later May
eased off and showed the maximum loss the close.
In the exchanges noted shorts evidently took
tatiVe. but Of the trailing May long
interest tried to quidate it looked If the big bull
interests were disposed TO force them
concession The market Tor coffee quiet
with quotations on the basis Of csc for Rio Eo :
The range Of contract prices in the local market
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
Country Board.

market on Monday choice ranged from
81 50Gss per 100 N: bunch sold at s. -; culIs
81 bOG$5 good buttermiks 50 %. city dressed
hrm at sl i2c per ID; country dressed at 1Gtlc.
average, IS per 100 Ii; 8lo do 1lo To- at 81 so
j. c. curtis 81 vess 10. s. -. 3iT do.
1874 ID. l62 do i23 10. 81 10 IL do. IFS H.
q so do ~ at 81: do. 100 III, 50 go do
r. W. Otis & Co; u veas l41 H. 81 ~. do.
l3l 10. 81 s7is 80 do 2d h. at 81 80; do, no h.
W r: Hume q veast 100 Ii. at IS; 81 do llo lb. at
Jeliine Wright Co. 297 veaIs iao h. at ss 4o4 do
IFS H. at 81 rs: % do l22 ID at 50. 40
andrew Mullen: l veal H. at IS -: IL do 1872 ID,
at ss; DO ia lb at 81 30; 2 do. los H. at 81
John Nelson; IL vea 1913 H. at 81 10. 10 do. 12t b
81 do IN H. 81 so; a do i23 H. at s. 90: 55
Judd CO.. 10 i45 n ' at s. 5 o 81 At DO 3d. 2s u
81 DO 10 10 at 81 So do Ss H. at 81 80 10 10 at
TobIn shannon 30 vealsl 2t 10. at 81 so: do 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were ~ cars. or 10 Ms
head including 33 cars for siaughterers for the
market. Their were very few sales OF sheep. the
feeling hrm; lambs were 1Oc higher but quiet
and held spring lambs almos, nominal and
no good stock offered. few common clipped sold
at ~ boqS4 20 100 H. good to choice clipped
81 I5QSs 10 few common spring 81 % each
Dressed lambs at l4ql5c city dressed sprns lambs at
lIqlSc; country dressed spring lambs S3as7 per car
saes-Tobn & shannon: 227 clipped Western lambs ga
average a Is per M 226 do So III az e. aS ~
Kerns Commission Company: clipped Buffalo lambs
40 fb 81 10: 299 do. 40 10 81 70: 26 do O5 m
81 rs: clipped Buffalo yearlngs S5 rb at So 30 "
clipped sheep, So 10 at 50 so
j. c. Curtis & Son; clipped state sheep, 1l5 10 at
Andrew Mullen: state spring lambs 81 IS each.
HoSS-Receips were 4611 cars or 5000 head includ-
Gales had been reported up a late hour Country
dressed hogs almost nominal at ss sSsiso per -
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23

CoTToN-Early irreguarity cotton market was
followed by sharp advance Of from p - points
from the lowest and the market closed steady at
net advance Of "a TO q points Sales FOR the day were
estimated AT $4,000 bales The opening steady AT
decline % points. and during the early session
prices showed a net loss OF about 70 points under
continued liquidation and local bear encouraged
by lower cables favorable weather
ing quete down, suggesting that the had been
pretty well sold a rally
covering OF shorts aggressive support
the bull party, which encouraged 10y the continued
bullsh reports South concerning the crop
outlook failure Southern selling follow
the improved weather the forecast calling
night 1t reported that part Of he demand came
from the Western bull interests and the
active with trading general the advance
than IL had been the early decline The close
within or points OF the best the slight setback being
realizing by early buyers. Aside from the posi-
biiity showers Western belt and the
soon period Of weather would pre-
he work believed be weather
conditions appeared be very favorable indeed. ma
reassuring private reports reaching
market although bulk crop very
bUllsh. reports received today
replanting necessary third
tions Receipts running about the same recently
appear attract little attention. the is
looking crop conditions for dominating
Tho range prices in the local
a follows
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

,,,.r.,.,,a New York. May o. 1907
ineuang 81 for alive OS for siaUshePeT.
and 70 for the market; with the held over
Jersey city at the eosh Stree, @ SHisa Sard, Is
sellers thought the market fraction lower espes
Mondays The yards %ers eSarsd sS"' aood asd
s. 90 cos sSG at at s. per foo Few no 5g' at
COWS COWS at 81 40 Dressed beef In moderate demand at
e2 eaas %ay Gnoe5 e ~ re Lse, snd london
dressed weight: Refrigerator steady at per per-
IN h Hqa f9qy TO o oo
SersSr @ % ana u cattle on the Pretoria Bermuda
san with go cattle equally divided schwarz.
5000 Of other shippers SON ana about
@ at s. 7 per i 100 % 81 @o ss stsens RS
$40 G a. 40 % 1850 & oS m AT nj 81 at 50 42 g. ss sS 1850 n
I:o s. io3s b "1 a, 81 s. 49, 10 3 DO; DO
q q g 8 81 d % 3S,l oo OsS n
r. s. Is 7 at a. 81 t no. DO e7 at 81 % d. 81 S 49, $50 DO e ss
So 7s4 dR % sSo at g q 20 40 Il do s's O at So 80
Ss'@ ais stos NJ At ss II sS
81 1915 'fSo % at IT. Sc e % $ IS a5 81 49, i8S 81 At r IS 81 i
n s. 30 do 1000 81 So bull 1920 n. .iS9 at
ii ~ a. ssS' sSs 5s,S 49,
E q g 45s E q s. g 5 IS IS g.
n DO 100 T. so 81 psnnsyvans N sS anis
GaS at ss 40 $50 p at 81 o at - 70; do
a m e. dd sa sad n 5lGG s 81 s. g. tSw. aG
10, at So do. 9o 10 81 e5; do S2e 10 at Sc IS;
do. 715 N, 81 10. -
s Judd s Co: bulls. s76 ~ 50 So; cows. $40
10 at So 25
J. G. Curtis 6 Son: IL bull. 1il4 10 at 81 25; 3 do
937 n. 81 15 n. at 81 10: 785 10 at
So Ia . $50 10, SO 30 cows l15O 10 al 81 40:
do lIso 10 at 81 26 do es5 n. at 81 u: do 1927
do. $40 10 a 81 70; do 7as No. 81 85: / do $50
NJ at 81 40; do. 7o7 70, at 50 49, do csc 10 81
John Ducey: l cow. go n, SO IS: AT
So 40; / co. $50 10. 81 co: do. $50 at 81 go
$50 10. at 81 10; COW. $50 10. ut 81 10
81 % "
George & l. S Dillenback: 2 bulls 1915 ~ at 81 25;
$40 10. a S.
MICH COwS-Recepts los head. including e5
for suburban dealers and 10 the
firm and common choice with their calves sold
at s30aS60 head.
Sales-I,ouis Heilbrunn: calves at SsOQ
S55 per head.
A McCabe COWS and calves at s4oQseO
J. G. Curtis Son: 1 and calf for s$5; COWS
(no caves s30dS42.
Andrew Mullen: and calf for &5s.
CAfN ES- Receipts 3,SS2 head including for
butchers and 3'5se for the market There good
demand for the stock and prices firm an
advance at the upper 50Toc prices OBJ
tainsd there MaRf>s <pd Jersey CJ prices were
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
CANCELS CONSENT FOR MORTGAGE.
State Railroad Commission Says Conditions
Have Not Been COMPLIED With

Albany. May z2-The State Railroad Comn,s,,o,
Tonight issued an order cancelling its consent
heretofore given to the Buffalo. Batavia & Rocb-
ester Electric Railway Company to the issue Of n
hfst mortgage for S5o0.Oo0 1t is stated that the
company is practically owned By the same owners
as the Buffalo & Williamsville Electric Railway
Company. -
The commission consented 10 the issue of a mort
gage on condition that q previous consent given
ne Buralo WiiamsVille Electric Railway Com
paly Tor TIE issue Of mortgage for a like amount
should be cancelled after the Buffalo. Batavia z.
Rochester Electric Railway mortgage had been re-
corded. This condition has not been complied with
TIE commission says; hence tile revocation
New-York tribune., 1907-05-23
ATLAS CEMENT ONLY REDUCING STOCK

The Atlas Portland Cement Company yesterday
made the following statement in regard to the dis
patch from Allentown Penn, that it would on May
Penn:
The suspension of operation by the Atlas Port
land Cement Company is for but one-third OF It's
total capacity. and the object is to reduce the
stock of finished which accumulated
during the winter and which has not been moved
so rapidly as desired owing TO the unseasonabie
spring weather. The press reports that there has
been slump III the cement market are incorrect