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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
The PENNSYLVANIA Sunrise


Just whom the Interstate Commerce
Commission adjourned for q few weeks.
and Wall street expected a short breath
ing spell. there came out the announce
ment that the Pennsylvania road at the
next stockholders meeting intends 90 i'm
crease IFS capitalization 20 the extent of
500. GOO. 600. This surprise was the
greater. as tho late President Cassatt
had declared few months ago that the
Pennsylvania was through with its fnan-
clerinE- Tho road had Just raised its
dividend from six per cent. 10 seven Der
cent. Everybody expected that fits capt.
ttl neads Were satisfied FOR AZ least a
year or So u the PENNSYLVANIA alone
would come forward with new capital
needs. IL would not have such an erect.
but the fear is prevailing that all other
railroads WIFI soon tax the money market
hv additional stock issues. This on ton
NJ the enormous new bond and stock
issues announced last year. ~ which the
Southern Railway VIII issue $500 600 600
the Wabash. 5000 600 0o0. the 81. Paul.
100000 900; the Northern Pacific. SeS.
ooo040. the Great Northern. S60, 600 600.
. and so on. Where WILL in view Of the
enormous demands % the business world
for funds ali this money come FROM The
fear Is prevailing that we will soon run
into a market fuIi 81 indigestible securi-
ties and what the outcome or such con-
I shown. Notwithstanding all this. Wall
Street hopes that ere long better DAYS
| and prices VIII follow. even ~ the change
, has 10 come through a drive against the
constantly growing short interest which
in expectation ~ further new bad It'd
inEs keeps on selling stocks, which 81
Goes NOT own. expecting to buy back
cheaper later.
Hopes for a Mild Bull Campaign.
This month VIII bring the annual state
Went OF the steel trust. which will
probably show an enormous business the
greatest in the history OF the corpora
tion. IL may show a yearly business
amounting 10 $50 C0O.OOo and untitled or
ders on hand sufficient to keep tho mills
busy for the greater part Of the year.
/ Then there VIII be the quarterly meeting
OF the AmaiEamated copper Company o.
which ~ higher dividend and an amazing
statement of prosperity Is expected. An
other conddcncc-inspiring influence is
tie statements or railroad earnings.
which. in view 81 the increased wages
/ and increased cost Of everything. fail to
show significant decreases. Tie mild
winter has so far turned out blessing
FOR the railroads as Il has enabled them
20 keep down expenses on all this wall
Street bases its hope that the bull move
ment. which used to set in in the early
part Of year. viii vet take place some
OF these days. BUT even the most san
guine bun does not hope for great
year and booming markets until the
country can learn what kind OF crops
this year is going to bring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
MaARKETS---FINANCIAL.
COTTON MARKET IS
VERY IRREGULAR
WALL ST. DEPRESSED
BY HARTMAN STORY
THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK
The STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK

ea wing ole shows the weeks hghest prices
w Isn ana low prices are also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
One Hundred and Eighty Million
OF Dividends Waiting Tor
Better Feeling.
DON'T LIKE ONE MAN POWER
Pennsylvania Surprise Issue
Causes Downward
Turn.

CBy Lewis Guenther. editor Financial
Worid.J
Wall Street has expected thar che now
year would bring al once au the good
things it has vainiy looked for during
the last hair Of 1876. VIZ. cheap money.
good investment buying h.ra security
prices. and booming market. bat a. usual.
tne unexpected has happened. So far the
pubic has failed 20 rush in the market
10 reinvest an or "a part % the SIS. .1o3
collected in dividends OF ON coupons Jan
naft lst The speculative Indifference
"f me outsider. unceremonlouslv called
the lamb continues TIE Turing ief-
tiers OF the commission houses fail to
draw. but all this would not chill wall
Street bot for those ugly Investigations
~ corporations which it calls cooperative
batting These investigstions hang over
tne market Ike threatening clouds ua-
h.e 10 burst down in torrents every MIN
Dte, ana 20 play havoc with prices.
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A Bitter Feeling Against the Adj
nninistratiOn.

Wall Street does not like Investigations
Tor it creates uncertainty and trouble ana
interferes with its business. it has also
found that so far all Investigations have
brought unpleasant things to light. that
hurt the market" But with the Har-
riman investigation the fear OF Wall
Street VIII not end. Tor then VIII come
the investigation Of the coal-carrying
roads and Of the steel trust and thew
will drag along until the time OF tho next
presidential election. and may reveal
secrets Of high finance not pleasant to
behold.
It would be too ce.,y to measure the
Influence OF this yer on high finance on
the fortunes of the party whose president
has started II. But one thing Is sure that
p Republican candidate Tor President
under suspicion OF being favor6 by Mr..
Roosevelt Will md W against himself all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-14
Auction Sales.--future DAYS
BY Pollard n Ragby.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
'xEcUTORs' SALE BY AUCTION

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION
OF
TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND
DIV ELLING NO. 3002 AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
COR LESTER) AND POPLAR
STREETS. WITH TWO SMALL.
DWELLINGS IN REAR. FRONTING
ON POPLAR STREET. ALSO
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
NO. SOS JAMES, BETWEEN BAKER
AND CEDAR STREETS
AS executors OF John Munro. deceased
We will sell by auction. on the premises.
or
THURSDAY. JANUARY l.. 1907,
at p NJ.
I. The store and Dwelling above men
toned with the three small dwellings in
rear fronting on Poplar Street. one
brick and one frame.
And az sSO p NJ: No. SOS James
Street two-story frame, OF 3 rooms.
ALL OF TIE ABOVE PROPERTY
RENTS WELL AND WILL PAY HAND
SOMELY OK YOUR INVESTMENT.
TERMS .-One-third cash. balance. s
and u months, per cent interest
and trust deed. or all cash. At option o.
purchaser.
JAMES PEEBLES.>
II. r. POLLARD. JR..
Exe~rrfora
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R richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway

Streets Manchester. every hour ION the hotfrg
from A. n 20 10 p. N. last car 70 midnight
Limited car 5.E p NJ. daily. except Sunday
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of Sycarnors
Street. every hour from s.s5 A ~. 70 los p.
NJ last car 80 p n. Limited car TIA
A. NJ daily except Sunday.
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich-
rnnnd cars.
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Total sales FOR tire
bonds. were S12.554 00o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
ON FLORID1 ElST COAST,
Many Uays in U'hicb Visitors
Find amusement.

St. Augustine. Fla. Feb. tSGec.aD-A heavy
rain fell Monday night, the first i'm over f1u.
months. lightning accompanying it. showing that
spring is drawing near This did not prevent So
clety folk assembling on tle invitation Of Mt and
Mrs. Phoenix Rensen at Tahl1Iah Villa for a card
party; there more than forty present with
eight tables Of bridge and Of seven handed
euChre: prizes were given for both games
bridge party IN the west drawing room Of the
Ponce de Leon was given Mo1day night by Mrs.
George Fletcher There were about nifty guests.
a few sitting out the game Prizes were presented
the winners
The women spending the winter 1azins bng
visits to the Ponce Ge Leon have issued cards fo-
receptions on Thursdays in February AMI March.
These will be held in tie middle drawing room.
Although the weather is mueE cooler outdoor sports
and pleasures continued TO ha pursued with visori
the TWO golf courses occupied sH day Ions,
horseback riding is "a favoriie exercise with bo-I
old and young. and Che rains have made autono-
billing and driving more delightful than before.
The Ponce dc Leon and Alcaz8r have scores of
guests expected for long visits this and next
month All the smaller hotels are wei Sled and
many more arriving for the Lente1 season. which
promises to bee unusually gay.
Guests at Orn3nd have been including ocean
bathing i'm their pleasures. while the beach is ths
favorite playground of scores Of or.If-ec who
never tire of it; golfers are G5uEhtei with the
heightened EoIc course and les better arrauz--ent
and there are exciting contests daily y NUM-
Der OF the season visitors reEa their mobiles
and are in The open aU aay l7-E 1t-. Airiance,
Of Poughksepsia using his gr hunting ey petitions
Almost daily guests t.ata other resorts arrive %
make the Tomaka trip which increases la interest
each season. The tayorlte tr-.arL is OBJ drive -
automobile down the beach i--u cabin alnles
nine.
There has never been more beautiful water
carnival than that O., Palm Beach Fr.lay night.
the arrangements Vare perfect d. every terll and
there were t|o squadr'ns of boats t.r.I hy larss
steamers vluua,lyr.E I-rr-.. -..s. .-.Vyor1J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

the principal acts continue to be the Curzon Sis
ters, who hang by their teeth; the Four Holo-
ways, in a wonderful wire act; Powers's ele-
plants. the Dollar Troupe of acrobats. the Be
dinis the Rowlands and the Four Niards.
At the Colonial Theatre this week Harry Bull
ger and company Will present for the first time
on Broadway an original travesty the roller
skating craze. entitled "AIlnk's Rink Jose
phne Conan and company viii pay return
visit to this theatre with her one-act farce ~
Friend Of the Family" J. Warren Keane will
introduce his new invention. "Askme. the Dial
of Eternity" This instrument VIII automati-
cally answer any question regarding historical
geographical or statistical matte~. VIII Rogers
convoy from Arizona, will give interesting
exhibition OF skill and dexterity vita the lassO
Fred NihlO, the American humorst will deliver
his rapid fire monOlogue Snyder and Buckley
VIII present their new musical comedy act The
ArleyS. a troupe Of European aCrobats will do
some new and sensational feats. Irene Frank
lin, young vocalist Will render a number Of
now songs. Eddie Mack will do a dancing spe-
cialty, and the vitagraph viii show new set
of moving pictures.
At the Alhambra Theatre this week Taylor
Granville and company viii present for the first
time act entitled The Aeronaut" The
act is In three scenes and employs a company of
twenty-five people THAT Quartet will he an
$3.50 49, '''O ANN''9-'' A'i"''-SiH VIII present
for the first time in Harlem their new vaudeville
sIit. The Stage Struck Maids: the Gilmore Sis
ters VIII ne seen: the Four MeIvins viii do an
acrobat'c act, Abdul kader a polygamouS Turk
assisted by three Of his wives viii give an ex-
hibitioo Of rapid landscape painting in oil
Barnoid's trained animals viii demonstrate the
amount ot education canine and equine minds
ore capable of assimiliating. The FareI-TayIor
teens direct from, Fu~or,a win do nv, o-isi,,oI
uovolt,- act ana ,tc t.,o'o.-~,t ~, ~ = - -
and interesting motion pictures.
Tho C,,ths,,, -r~r, O Won. ,,.,-- .,-.,
has ms, hoo, ,sat 20 -. -. 49,,
,,eoL and WIN ,,res.,,, &c .ir,.,,r,- - -,
not Tba hilr &C. tooIe,, ~. ,,,.,t,7. 49,, -
~, -
,-e" az ''iiIo't' III tIa'e
Ni'E ''IleS II, loi'DEaH ana MISS i'eha AZ
ION, 49, NtS ne Ming OF IFeiahd ana
r,io tn t,,ir,I STt c-,s,. eoS''S e''-
''F'''''' '''' -N'''''''''N' -'i'S'v' pieces
William Gillette's exciting little melodrama.
The Red owl" has caught on in vaudeville and
viii be this weeks star feature at Keith &
Proctor's Fifth Avenue. In the twenty minutes
devoted to the presentation OF THE Red OWL
there are melodramatic happenings enough 10
euuip Il complete tl,ree-act Il9v and thar is mo
reason the niece has scored So Quickly with
vaudeville audiences Miss Ter-l None ~
renee Grattan. Stokes sullivan and Edward
Miss Katie Barry. the drol diminutive singing
Whjte and Miss S5aria St,lart vii Co. 80, ''( I,5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

tiny German comedian who was the star of TIA
old LilipUtians years ago. IS the comedy featu~s
here in skit entitled Dan Cupid" Charles
Burke and company viii present the second edi-
ton Of The Silver Moon"
Miss Beatrice Morgan VIII make her frs. an
pearance in three months with the stock CON-
pany at Keith & Proctor's One Hundred and
Twenty-ffth Street this week. Hiss Morgan viii
play Lady Babbie Miss MauGe &dars,s original
part, in J. NJ. Barrie's famous drama "Tba
Little Minister" Harlem and The Bronx ara
planning celebration in honor of Miss lIorgan's
return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

THE Little Michus" with George Graves. in
his funny character part OF General des IFS.
will remain indefinitely at the Garden Theatre.
This musical play ran successfully through two
seasons at Days Theatre London and the man
agement is hopeful Of n similar career In New
York Prominent in the cast are George For
tesque. William c. Weldon Earnest Ianbart
Harold Crane. the Misses Elita Proctor Otis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Held's company in "The Partisan MOdsP' at the
Broadway Theatre Miss Decker Will sing the
part Of Violette. Miss Decker was born and
raised in Sacramento, CAL and began studying
music in San Francisco at the age of twelve
Later she was sent TO Italy, and studied in
Milan for three years. She paid particular at
tention to the parts Of Marguerite. Leonore and
Juliet. Under hard study her health became i'm
paired, and she returned to her home in Cali
fornia until she completely recovered Then she
became prima donna Of the Grand Opera Trio
in vaudeville continuing with that organization
three years. This season she has been with
The Vanderbilt Cup" company.
Henry Arthur Jones's play, THE Hypocrtes,"
which has enjoyed a successful run at the Hud-
son Theatre win begin its last two weeks there
tomorrow night 1t VIII have no Wednesday
matinee this week. but a matinee will be given
on LlncoIhS birthday instead. The 200th per-
Torrance VIII he reached on Monday February
IS and viii be celebrated by the distribution Of
silver souvenirs
Because Of the business done by Mrs Clara
Bloodgood in Clyde Fitch's comedy, The Truth"
the matinees will be continued this week and the
week following at the LyCeum Theatre This
Week they VIII be on Monday, Wednesday and
FRIDAY and the following week on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The ffth and last week OF the run OF Blumon-
,n8' an" Na"eIouTg successful comedy. Der
nilhue iassaEler. NJ the Irving Palace Win he
gin tomorrow night. The play will be per
formed every night thereafter and al the Satur-
-''' ''''
The Wizard Of o." returns tomorrow N the
has been injected into the erra,o o, res, r"h NC
SON bv the ntro6pctJor ~ ~. Us
Scarecrow and Tin Woodman are as prominent as
ever
refrarso, 10 ,roair.. 49,, IT.
-. -, -, H'''''eI ""'FuS
Manhattan Theatre '''''' al inc
The Man OF the Hour continues 10 draw
big houses at the Savoy Theatre and William 4
Brady and Joseph r. Grismer announce that the
Broadhurst play will continue throughout the
season Special matinees VIII be given on Lin
coins Birthday and Washington's Birthday
The Tooth performance Of this play Of poIiticoI
life is announced fol February % ana souvenir.
VIII be given away % that occasion
erts, = ..r,,. ,,f.-. -,
80 '' '"'eS i'"A'hieIdS bal
I"St NV" weeks At The Criterion Theatre to-mor-
viii I I'm y TpeIaat matinee performance
..r,-.,-...--, ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

the principal acts continue TO be the Curzon Sis
ters who hang by their teeth; the Four HoliO-
ways, in a wonderful wire act; POwers's ele-
plants. the Dollar Troupe of acrobats. the Be
dinis. the Rowlands and the Four Niards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

The Gotham Trio. new comedy Organization.
has just been engaged for Pastors Theatre this
week. and VIII present its singing and comedy
act. The bill is headed by Matthews and Harris
i'm their farcical comedy. 1.-THE Pirate
King. James r. Donovan and Miss Rena Ar
mold style themselves The King OF Ireland and
Naudeville's Queen" and dainty Florence Greg
son and company will present their costly con-
ceptOn. The Animated Masterpieces"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Miss Edith Decker will Join the ranks Of the
musical comedy stars In September. During the
continuance Of the engagement OF Miss Anna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Because Of the business done by Mrs. Clara
Bloodgood in Clyde Fitch's comedy, The Truth"
the matnees will be continued this week and the
week following at the Lyceum Theatre This
week they viii be on Monday Wednesday and
Friday. and the following week on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Henry Arthur Jones's play, THE Hypocrtes,"
which has enjoyed a successful run at the Hud-
son Theatre, viii begin its last two weeks there
tomorrow night. 1t Will have no Wednesday
matinee this week but matinee will be given
on lincolns Birthday instead. The 2O0th per
formance VIII he reached on Monday. February
is. and viii be celebrated by the distribution of
silver souvenirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

The fifth and last week OF the run OF Blumcn-
thai and kadolburgs successful comedy Der
hlindo PassaEier." ut the Irving Palace win he
gin tomorrow night. The play will be per
formed every night thereafter and at the Satur-
day matinee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
MISS TERRY'S NEW PLAY
Shakespeare at the Lyric-Louis
Mann Back at Casino.

For the last week OF her engagement at the
Empire Theatre Ellen Terry will give a double
hill, which will include the old favorite, Nance
Oldheld,' and a new drama entitled THE Good
Hope" There win be eight performances during
the week with matinees on Lincoln's Birthday
and on Saturday. The play is by an au-
thor almost unknown in this country, Henry
Heijemans, whose Good Hope" had a long
run IN Holland, as well as successful runs in
London and Paris. In presenting The Good
Hope Miss Terry viii have the support of an
unusually large company. a prominent mem
Der of the cast is Miss Suzanne Sheldon, who
makes her first appearance as a member Of Miss
TTerry's comma ny in this nlav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Miss Ethel Levey will make her first appear
ance at Keith 81 Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street
tomorrow Miss Levey Will sing some new COM
positions for the first time Franz Ebert. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

Empire begins on February Is. Her first play
viii he Clyde Fitch's Captain Jinks."
The fourth week Of the engagement which
Mr.. Sothern and Miss Marlowe are playing at
the Lyric Theatre viii begin on Monday night
with a performance of Jeanne dare" The
complete repertory for the week is arranged as
follows: Monday and Tuesday. Jeanne dare;
Wednesday, THE Sunken BelI"; Thursday and
Friday, Hamlet: Saturday matinee Romeo
and Juliet" and Saturday night, The Mer-
chant of Venice"
The production Of DAnnunzio's play The
Daughter of Jorio" has been postponed until
Tuesday night of the seventh week The new
arrangement for the fifth sixth and seventh
weeks will be found below The eighth week
win be known Request Week" when the
plays which have proven most in demand dur
ing the engagement viii be repeated by special
request
Fifth Week-Monday and Tuesday nights
The Merchant of Venice; Wednesday night
The SunSen Bell"; Thursday and Friday
nights, Twelfth Night: Saturday matinee
Jeanne dare" and Saturday night. Romeo
ana juliet Sixth Week-MOnday night
Jeanne Jeanne dArc"; TUESDAY night Twelfth
Night; Wednesday night Hamlet: Thursday
ana Friday nights, Romeo and Juliet; Satur-
DAY matinee, Jeanne dare" and Saturday
night. Hamlet Seventh WeeIl-AIonda,,
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday ana Fridav
nights and Saturday matinee, THE Daughter Of
Jorio." and Saturday night THE Merchant Of
Venice" Mrs. lie MOyne has proved a valuable
ADDITION to the company, which has been
strengthened further by the engagement Of Ed
ward = MaWson, whose performance Of the old
Boer farmer in The Shulamte'' made an i'm
preston. --''
Louis Mann appears at the Casino tomorrow
evening in Roderic C. Penield and Gustave
Kerkers musical comedy 1.-THE Girl from
Vienna" The part of Hensee Blindner. which
Mr.. Mann takes in THE Girl from Vienna" Is
that of a simple, good natured Austrian hotel
Keeper who has arranged for a wife through a
Niennese marriage broker. He comes to the city
10 claim her according to contract and as he
expresses IT, is prepared TO take a wife by being
knocked down by an automobile He has a cast
TO support him that includes Miss Louise Gum
ming, Miss Lolita Faust, Miss Carrie e Perkins
Anthony Ascher and William Carroll
Mrs. Marah Ellis Ryan and Mcpherson Turn
bull have in collaboration made q play out of
Mrs. Ryans story Told in the Hills" and the
play, under the title of "Genesee Of the Hills" is
10 have its production at the Astor Theatre to-
morrow evening, under the direction of the VIII
J. Block Amusement Company. The adapters
are said 10 have followed the lines of the story
acter, Will be played by Robert DrOuet Rachel
Hardy by Miss Chrystal Herne, Lieutenant Raft
ferty by William Courtleigh and the majors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10
CAST OF THE GOOD HOPE"

Miss Ethel Barrymore's engag cement at the
Empire begins February IS Her first play
viii he Clyde Fitchs Captain Jinks"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-10

The big feature OF the continuous programme
this week at Keith & Proctor's Union Square
rs The Sunny South" with its score of darby
singers and dancers in their frolicsone pastimes
as exhibited in the Cottontelds of the south
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Hughes supply the ,Ira rnati,
feature in their playlet. "Suppressng the Press
The comedy stars are Fred Ray and CompanV In
the uaVesty. "Nirginius and the Human Pickle
Miss Clarice Vance viii sing new coon songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-23
LORD BEREsFoRD IN NEW YORK.
Says Brothers Estate is Satisfactorily
Arranged.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Admral Lord
Charles Beresford is in New York. With
his wife he arrived last evening and
will remain until April g. when he sails
for England on the Teutonic. In few days
Lord Beresford will take a trip to Canada
to wind up the affairs of his brother Della
val, who died recently in Mexico, leaving
property valued at nearly s1,GO0,00O, which
was bequeathed to the admiral and his
brother, Lord Marcus.
Lord De 'aval's will had to be proved in
four countries-the United States, Mexico,
Canada and England. When he arrived in
America on February 5 last, Lord Charles
went directly to the brothers ranch, in the
state of Chihuahua, Mexico. His trip was
primarily to combat the claims of the
negress Flora Wolf who was housekeeper
for Lord Delaval Beresford, and who put
in a claim for the estate. All Lord Charles
would say about it was that everything
had been satisfactorily arranged. While in
Mexico the admiral did considerable hunt
ing for big game.