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SOCIETY QUITS ROME.
Many Desert Eternal City for Pleasure
Resorts.
jy30-tu, til, saD

Special Cablegram to The Star.
ROME. July 30.-Rome begins to empty
rapidly. The noble and the titled who have
been frequently seen at dinners and recep-
tons during the winter at the first ap-
proach Of the genuine summer heat fly to
the hills or to the seaside. or to other re-
sorts in which novelty Of occupation may
attract their faded interest. The ex-Queen
Margherta has left Rome for the season.
the flag on her palace in the Via Venito be-
Ing hauled down. She is quite likely to be
absent from the Eternal city until next
November. Her first stopping place was
Perugia, which she reached the other day
In her elegant and spacious motor car. An
exhibition OF Umbrian art Is open at pres
ent In the municipal palace of that city.
and 1t furnishes materials for sufficient
and thorough study Of that most interest
ting school OF Italian art During her move
ments between Rome and Perugia the ex-
queen also visited Assist. famous for being
the shrine of st. Francis. Her reason for
specially honoring this place is found In
the fact that she is the honorary president
of NJ. Paul Sabatier's Institution Of Fran
ciscian Studies.
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pennant this fall :" for the sake of the
league" they will try to make more OF a
decently game showing against the Cubs
than they did against the Giants
There seems to be some doubt as to the
future Of Harry Bay Of the Maps. The fleet
outfielder has not played any this year 70
SPEAK of. and it is said in the Cleveland
papers that he will not play In another
game this season. Nobody seems to know
| what Lajoie intends to do with him.
A Cincinnati correspondent says that the
| CHANTS played like amateurs meaning that
| they were the worst ever. When you con-
slider the kind Of base ball that those Gin
| cinnau chaps are used to seeing from their
own team you can understand how fierce
| the Giants play must have been to call fol-
a crack like that.
Bill Bradley of. the Clevelands is Ill and
has been sent home from Albany, where
| the Maps played Sunday. O'Brien goes to
third base and Harry Hinchman. a brother
Of the Cleveland outflelder. has been secured
from the Binghamton team to play second
until Lajoie returns to duty.
A st. Louis expert says that every club
that comes to st. Louis, including the
Browns. has from two to six players who
do not belong in fast company. Just break
ing a lance for the new league. we are COM
PEELED to remark that most clubs in the
National that have been here have only
from two to six players who do.-New York
Journal.
Even on the coaching lines Lajoie has an
ease and grace all his own. The next best
thing to seeing Larry in the game Is to see
the inimitable finish with which he picks I'D
foul balls that come his way when he Is
coaching at third. He couldn't make a
hard play II he tried to, because everything
he does looks easy.
Big league managers have had their ears
cooked expectantly every since Kid Elder
field was suspended. Fielder Jones Of the
White Sox is said to have wired to Griffith
asking what he would take for Efberfeld.
Without intruding on Grfffs province as
manager. we would suggest that Walsh for
Elberfeld would not be so bad.
Down in old st. Lou they seem to think
that the Cardinals have 1t on Lew Dock
stader as Jest manufacturers when the tail
enderS emit Screech anent being robbed by
the umpires. In this connection it Is we'll
for them to recall to mind those grand and
stirring lines of Ichabod Tasmania Scroggs:
There a man and he had nought and
robbers came to rob him." That's all.
Connie Mack has purchased a new catcher
Is at present catching for the Edmonston
the Athletics September 1, after the Cana
dian season closes. According to the re-
ports of my scouts said Manager Mack
recently, Ford Is the real thing. They tell
me that Ford Is a first-class backstop, with
an iron arm. and the kind have been look
Ing fora catcher who can hit the ball.
Ford Is rated as a great hitter
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Atlantics Forfeit to Aloysius.

large crowd was In attendance at the
Capital City League grounds yesterday to
see the game between the Aloysius Club
and the Atlantics. The Atlantics could not
put team on the field. so Umpire New
man awarded the contest to the Aloysius
Club by default. Manager Luitich had a
strong team in the field, anticipating a hard
struggle with the northeast boys. but the
Atlantics had but three men put in appear
ance. SO az not to disappoint the people.
an exhibition game was played between the
Aloysius club and a picked team consisting
Of most capable players of the Capital City
League. 1t was a dve-inning bout, very
close and Interesting. darkness ending the
contest. The picked team won by to 1.
The work. of Morgan in left field was a
feature Of the game.
Score by innings:
Picked Team. Observation-Disclosures O 0 "a
Aloysius Club. Observation-Disclosures. o 0 OIL
Batteries-Picked Team, Shipley and Cooke:
Aloysius Club. Hoffman. Fenton and Handiboe.
Umpire-Mr Dawson.
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ELBERFELD TO PLAY
WITH ST. LOUIS BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. July sO-A man high in the
councils of the st. Louis American League
Club said last night that Norman Elberfeld.
the rebellious shortstop Of the New York
club would probably be in a Brown uni
form within few days.
In return Manager Griffith Of the Yam
KEGS is to get Glade. a good pitcher that
he likes and needs badly, and Charley
Hemphill. first-class outfielder. The deal
now practically hangs on the willingness of
Glade to play In New York. The big right
handler is comfortably we'll Off. and can
easily refuse to go to New York and retire
from base ball.
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Brussels Art Exhibit a Success.

Special Cablegram to The Star
BRUSSELS. July 30.-As a whole the
Golden Fleece art exhibition 10 great
artistic and financial success. thanks to the
hundreds of American travellers on the con-
tinent who have focked to this great ex-
hibit The English section Of the exhibit
ton is unusually brilliant, King Edward
himself having permitted the showing Of
Spanish arms and armor from the Windsor
galleries, as well as several well-knowu
paintings. On the success of this section
the committee. presided over by Loru Bal
cares, is being warmly Congratulated
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SOCIALISM IN ITALY.
Growing Movement to Convert the
Country to Its Doctrines.

SOuAlIy W 4IS OOCLIlAcS
Special Cablegram to The Star.
MILAN. July 30.-An agricultural strike
Is going on in an immense portion of the
province of Ferrara. Agreement has been
made impossible by the work of the peas
ants leagues and labor exchanges and par
ticularly Of the socialists. who controlled
the municipality of the largest borough i'm
the province and instigated the laborers to
rebellion. The situation rapidly became
very serious. Blacklegs who arrived from
elsewhere were injured and driven off, an
agent of the blacklegs finally being shot
to death.
The government is Of the opinion that a
plot Is really being Matched for socializing
the land. invading private estates, killing
the land owners and dividing the land
among the peasants belonging to the league.
Numerous military forces were collected in
the strike region and finally the police and
troops invaded the offices OF the leagues
and labor exchanges and seized a plan for
the Specialization of the land
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BASE BALL, RACING
AND OTHER SPORTS

the other day. when he made his reap
pearance in the game. There was no feeling
on his part toward me for what 1 had
done, and l tried as hard as ever to get
him out of the way in regular fashion But
as for those similar acc.uents takin g
pitchers nerve away, there isn't a chance,
provided the pitcher has any nerve in the
first place"
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Victory for Portsmouth,

LYNCHBURG, Va, July 3O.-Ports-
mouth took the first game yesterday by
hitting Kline in the first inning. two
singles. stolen base and a bad throw
by Evans to second giving them the only
scores Of the game. Both teams played
good ball In the field. Score:
R.H.E
Iynchburg % o o o o % 2
Portsmouth. 800. o o 0 % 0
Batteries. Kline and Evans; Mailman and Burns
Umpire-Mr. Trubey.
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Roanoke Beat Danville.

DANVILLE. Va, July 30.-The locals
lost to Roanoke yesterday because Of the
visitors timely hitting. The game was
featured by pinch hitting. The score:
R.H.E
Danville. ....... o o 0 o. l
Roanoke. ......... / D O Is 1
Observation-Disclosures and Cooper; Morrssey and
Hinton. Umpre-Mr. Handiboe.
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Earned runs-Boston, 1; Cleveland. l. First base
by errors-Boston. 1; Cleveland. 1. Left on bases
-Roston. o: Cleveland. 0. First base on balls
on Iiebhardt. q Struck out-By Winter. 4. Two
base hits-O' Brien. Hinchman. Sacrifice hitsL-Un-
galub Birmingham. Double plays-Hlnchman to
Stovall; Hinchman to Turner to StOvall. Hit by
pitcher-Sullivan. Umpire-Mr OLOughlin Time
Of game-1 hour and Al minutes.
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SCORES OF OTHER GAMES
American Association.

American Association.
At Observation-Disclosures. l: Louisville, o.
At Columbus-Columbus. 8; Toledo, 3.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis, 4; Kansas City, g..
Eastern League.
At Providienc s., 8; Providence, !:
game-Rochester. 2; Buffalo. 3. nun '''' l. 'e''"'
rain).
South Atlantic League.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5; Augusta 1.
At Observation-Disclosures Macon. rain.
At Columbia Savannah, rain.
Western League.
Second game-Denver. 8; Pueblo. 2.
Tri-state League.
At Misunderstanding. 4; Altoona. 8. Second
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s: Lancaster. 2.
Central League.
At Decentralization 4; Grand Rapids, 3.
At Springfield Springfield o; South Bend. 1.
At Terre Haute-Canton. 2; Terre Haute, 1.
At Evansville .; Evansville, 3.
Connecticut League.
At bridgeport Bridgeport. 8: Hartford. ..
At HeE ioSSe eS Haven Is
New England League.
At Lynn-Lynn. 4: Lawrence. o.
At Brockton-Brock ton. 4; New Bedford, e
At Haverhill-Haverhill. 1: Fall River, 0.
At LOwell-Lowell, 8; Worcester. 5.
New York State League.
At Binghamton- Albany. 1: Binghamton, 0.
At Standardization. 3: A. ]. and c., 4.
At Syracuse-Troy. 2: Syracuse. D.
At Wilkesbarre-Wilkesba 7; Utica 8.
Southern League.
At Little Rock-Lttle Rock, 8: Memphis,
eleven innings)..
At New Orleans-Shreveport. 2; New Orleans. 1.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: Montgomery 2.
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Maps Easy for Boston.

BOSTON. July 3O.-The Clevelands played
In regular schoolboy fashion. and were
easy victims in yesterdays game. The
score:
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FOUR FAVORlTES
WON AT BRIGHTON

NEW YORK. July 3O.-The Brownleigh
Park stable scored a double triumph at
Brighton Beach yesterday with Sewell and
King Cobalt. The track was muddy, and
these colts sired by Cesarion. fairly rev.
eled In the going. together with another
son Of the same stallion, Troublemaker.
who came home with liberal odds about
him. Sewell ran a wonderful race under
the circumstances. He started in the Glen
Cove handicap. for three-year-olds, at six
furlongs. and was third in favor at to 2
When the barrier went up Sewell. who was
left standing refused to break until a start
er's assistant had treated him to a fogging
Then, as he started up the backstretch, the
others were so far in advance Of him that
1t seemed impossible for him to get even a
part OF the money.
Bat Masterson. to 5 favorite: Botanist
backed down to 8, and w. H. Daniel, to 2.
were running like a team on the far turn
where Sewell. under hard riding by Garner
began to overhaul them. Bat Masterson was
damned to the rail, and Miller had to ease
him up. Daniel bore out and quit because
he was short, while Botanist forged to the
front as he reached the head of the stretch.
But Sewell, still running with great speed
and gameness soon collared Botanist and
beat him easily by two lengths In 1.13 Is.
the Cesarion colt covering the last five and
a half furlongs in the remarkably fast time
Of LOS 3-5. Botanist finished five lengths in
front of Bat MaSterSon.
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New York State League

At MISUNDERSTANDING. 1; Binghamton, 0.
At Scranton-Scranton. 3: A. ]. and c., 4.
At Syracuse-TrOy 2; Syracuse. q.
At Wilkesbarre-Wilk esbarre. 7; Utica, 8.
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Southern League

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 3; Memphis,
eleven innings.
At New Orleans Shreveport. 2; New Orleans. I.
At Birmingham Birmingham, 4: Montgomery, g
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Won by q Nose.

King Cobalt. a lukewarm favorite at to
2. after making nearly all the pace. lasted
just long enough to win the sixth event for
maiden two-year-olds. five and q half fur
longs. by a nose from Corncob. 13 to 5, who
was kept under restraint by Jack Martin
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Standing Of the Teams

Porthmouth at Lynchburg.
Roanoke at Danville.
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New England League.

At Lynn-Lynn. 4: Lawrence. o.
At BrOckton-Brockt ton. 4; New Bedford, 2.
At Haverhll-Haverhill l: Fall River, 0.
At Lowell-Lowell, q; Worcester. 5.
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Nationals and White Sox Play
Double Header Today.
PATTEN ON FIRING LINE
Many Clubs After Elberfeld Through
Purchase or Trade.
"TOBASCO KID" LIKES THIS CITY
-Four Favorites Won at Brighton.
Johnson Matched With Burke.
Base Ball Notes.

American League Games Today.
Mileage at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
National League Games Today.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Yesterdays National League Games.
Philadelphia, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
New York. 4: st. Louis. g.
Chicago. 2: Brooklyn l.
Boston. q; Pittsburg. 8.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

3CStSx U1y 1sSoU1tS'
Porthmouth at Lynchburg.
Roanoke, s; Danville, 4.
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At Observation-Disclosures. 1; Louisville o.
At Columbus-Columbus g.; Toledo, 3.
At st. Paul-Milwaukee, IL; st. Paul, 4.
At Kansas City-Minneapois, 4; Kansas City,
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Today's Games
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At Dayton-Dayton. 4; Grand Rapids, 8.
At Springfield Springfield. o; South Bend. I.
At Terre Haute-Canton 2; Terre Haute. 1.
At Evansville Q; Evansville, 8.
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Eastern League

At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Providence, 1.
At Bnffalo.Rochester. 10; Buffalo, l. secon
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, o; Montreal. Called
rain).
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Connecticut League,

At MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Springfield. I.
At Bridgeport-Bridgeport. 0; Hartford, 2.
At New London-New LondQp, 4: Norwich, s.
At Holyoke-Holyoke. 2; New Haven. 1.
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South Atlantic League.

At MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; Augusta, 1.
At Observation-Disclosures Macon, rain.
AT Coumbia-Coumbia- Sa annah rain.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MATtKET.-Mnney call opened at 5s
per cent highest. %. per cent lowest. per cent:
closing. Az cent; last loan ~ per cent: ruling
rate 5l2 per cent Time money quoted at s per
cent for all dates from thirty days 10 six months
Commercial paper was quoted at 6q6la per cent for
sixty TO ninety days and four months and per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened frmer. with sterling rates up 10
points TO 4Sis)aiS4S5 for demand bills 4s0i a 8Oa
for sxyday bills and 4S50q $3.50 for cables Short
francs were quoted at $50 plus 1-32 and short
rechsmarks AT 95ss plus 1-32. There was a good In
quiry during the first hour for remittance by to-
days mail. which augmented by the fact that
there is other European mail until next Thurs
day. Sterling rates advanced 10 TO 10 points after
the opening. TO 4Si9jG4.S5 for demand bills on
urgent buying but the market reacted In the after
noon, falling back to the opening level. At l:3O
y. demand sterling quoted at 4s4S0l4 S4S5
sixty-day bills at 4.804 4@4SG35 and cables at 4s5G03
1870. Contncntals held steady go plus for
short francs and 9iSs plus 1-32 for short rechs-
marks Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
TELEPHONE 67oS BROAD

raty Hoidinss OF stocks OF the Northern Pacta,
Railway Company and the Great No-+h.- - -
company To meet the requirements OF tbI, -.
snare when It shall be surrendered. and sI.o -
cover outstanding due bills issued by the N,-.n,-
securities Company for fractional parts OF sh,,..
o, the railway stocks. resulting from the process, :.
distribution. the company now ho1ds w. Soo'' os
Northern Pacific stock and one share OF c..
Northern stock H'esa
NEW HAVEN COMPANY SELLS NOTES
Ne" iorK' New Haven & Hartford RstI-oa.
company has sold to Lee. Higginson & Co a.S
hornolower & Weeks jointly s1O,OOo.OOO per cen,
notes dated January g. 1907 of which & O0a orc .e'
for four years and 100000 for five years.
APPLICATION TO LIST-Application has bss,
made to the New York Stock Exchange "a Ts,
S252fo6OO capital stock of the New York and NJ
Jersey Telephone Company
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCIIANGE.-Bos ton-i5c and Is PC
discount. Chcago-Pa". Charleston Buying SOC
discount; selling. 1-l0c premium st. Louis-f0c
premium bid San Francisco Sight. nc premium;
telegraph. 12i2c premium. New Orleans-Con-
mercial, par; bank 81 discount Cincinnati-5c pre-
MUM bid. Savanpah-BuyInc. 50c discount selling
75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-cIew York - Exchanges
1865 ,467 balances $1OS72491. Philadephia-E -Ex
changes. S23.4S3983; balances. $3ll5SlO Chicago
Exchanges, &S,Gl6&3 balances, 262OSli Boston
Exchanges S7G2).l15; balances. 81 $50 O6 baltimore
Exchanges, 800 balances $l2l 577
SILVER MARKET-B Bar silver csc MEXICAN
silver dollars 5$4c Ear et:.r In London closed at
3lzsd.
GOLD PREMiUM.-In Madrid, 7S5: Lisbon. 2
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange IN
New York is quoted ut 2C0
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. S2 s92 internal revenue
receipts S560,24l miscellaneous receipts S1lO25i Pc
ce!pts for the day. ST. 453S5; expenditures 50 10000
Receipts for the month to date, $l9 525 expend
lures a5,9c0,000; excess or receipts $3567 525 Re-
ceipts for the date $ci 92S s43 expenditures
s3l9 31o,2 ,203; excess of receipts, t2S.GlS43i
SUB-TREASURY.- The Sub-rTreasul-y was dehtor
to the Clearing House %2,lc0.40S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
COpartnership Notices.

STATE OF KEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YoRE
~ SS.-WE, ROBERT MAcLAY HAROLD II
ao h.Feny certify thar we Intend conduct
d COMPANY and deal name; and ws f1r her
certify that The OF tho persons
ere 80 70 concuct
+ THOMAS hACl4AY & COMPANY and oeai in such nsnoe
as follows: ~
3 Place Of business Po.,5o,,o
(. ROBERT iACIsAH, II Broadway. 329 w som
" Y City. St n Y CITY
( HAROLD H. "EEKEs, II broadway. G4 PARK Ave
New York City. y. Y. City.
ROBERT MACLAY
HAROLD i WEEKES
State or New York County Of Ne. York ss:
On this Bird day OF January. 1897 personaly
came and appeared ROBERT MACLAY and HAROLD II
WEEKEs. TO me known and 10 me 10 be me psT
sfons described in the foregoing ana Who
cated the and they duly severay Acknowledged 10
me that they executed the -
WALDO Z, AUSTIN.
Notary Public No 20
: New York County
l.''lA-s SssLI New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was fairly AMI
mated but prices developed a reactionary tendency
The selling pressure. though of light Character
was instrumental IN forcing open values fraction.
ally below the previous close. The feature OF IN,
trading was the strength and activity IN Manhattan
Transit The stock rose III points, but rather
heavy selling on the advance resulted in a sha-o
reaction to the lowest point. Mackay shares wers
strong. especially the preferred Standard on
moved up about points. Havana Tobacco was
strong. Writing Paper shares were higher. West.
Ice weak. Tennessee Copper sold ex divis
dend. and after recession OF points recovered.
Nipissing was Irregular. Davts-Daly down a.
Nevada-Utah fell "a Greene shares were heavy.
Greene Copper declined *. Bonds were dull but
steady.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
DiUidend Notices.
UNITED COPPER COMPANY

The Directors Of the United Copper Companv bav-
Ing set aside the entire necessary for the pay
men OF the regular dividends preferred stock
curing the year 1907 tviz. s30O,0OO' declared
from the profits OF the company regular quarterly,
'oaNioenn OF ~, and dividend of <e on
Inc SOMMoN stock wiz. s7S7.50G) payable January
9o ly' 10 stockholders Of record OF bust
mess January Is. 1907. - "N''
Inc STOCK transfer books Of the company close for
the payment OF this dividend O'Clock p N Janu-
81 1907 - ~ '"iiue'y ,
idord
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London Jan. IL. 4 p. m~-1he market for Anert
an securities was weak. Final prices follow:


FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CalI money IN
London Sl&pS5a per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. per cent; long bills nor
cent Berlin discount rate. q per cent. Paris dis
count rate. per cent. Paris exchange on London
20 francs p centimes. Bar gold rs Cd Berlin ex
change on London. 20 marks 49al pfennigs
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Bricsh consol~ sc-
money, se l-is; for the accounts Sc l5-la French
rentss s5 francs f7A centirnA.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF the City Of New York
New York, January 10 1907
Al the annual meeting Of OF this
Bank held January eth. 1907. the following named
gentlemen were unanimously reelected Directors:
j Edward simmons. Robert~W- Stuart.
tornenus n Bliss. Richard 7. Wilson,
Charles Stewart Smith William Ondv;e
James @. Cannon
Al a meeting of the Board OF Directors. held this
Gay. Nj: j Edward Simmons. President and Mr.
James O. Cannon, Vice President. unanimously
e-elected
CHARLES H PATTERSON Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
Help W Wanted-Mulcs.

NNyASTED.-BY NEW YORK STOCK Exr,Fj SI-T
w nrm. an experienced bookkeeper. between twenty
and thirty years of experience salary
Pected anc give references Stock. Box AZ Tribune
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12

II Broadway. =. Y. City Dec 8 1eOG
QUARTERLY com. STOCK DIVIDEND 40 ~
. The Directors OF the American Smelling and Refining
o!npsfy nave this day declared OF
lftEk-QC ALtrERS $50 PER CENT on the Common
HltsI STOCK "t the Company, payable 10 1907
10 stockhoi iers Of record January books Of
me company Tor the transfer Stock will he
closed at three O'Clock M January a 1907 and viii
be reopened January 10. 1907 80 ~ VA"
W. [. MERRIss Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Thurs
datr'
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney e Co. No % Prosa
street. New York. and No l22 South ith stree
New-York tribune., 1907-01-12
TeYas Central Railroad Compan,

Texas Central Railroad Company
A sem; annual dividend Of Two and one-halr per
CENT on the Preferred Stock Company has been
declared Of the earnings OF the Coninav nayaba
1907. '-' va -''ii jan
D. CoMYN MORAN. Assistant Secretary
New York. 2sth December 1906 '''