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DENIES HIS GUILT.
Policeman Declares He Was Not
Leagued with Crooks

New York. Jan. 29-PatroIman Daw-
kins, of the Adams Street station,
Brooklyn. who is accused OF having
aided in a highway robbery in March
last and Of having put up a job with
Scott Ryan and Harry Boyd, self-oon-
fessed burglars, 10 loot a hardware
store on his post last Monday night.
even providing them with a stone to
smash the window, was aTraigned to-
day before Magistrate Tighe in thu
Adams Street Court.
He made an emphatic protestation OF
his innocence, declaring that the
stories Of Ryan and Boyd were made
out of whole cloth.
He was remanded to Jail for exami-
nation until Friday IN default of $4,000
bail. The grand Jury began to-day an
investigation of the case, and an in
dictment may probably be handed down
ahead Of the police court examination.
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TWO MORE MORSE BANKS FAIL
New Amsterdam and Merchants and
Traders Close.

New York, Jan. 29.-rwo more Morse
Thomas-Heinze banks have gone TO tho
wall. One. tine New Amsterdam, is a ma
tiOual bank.
The other, the Mechanics and Traders.
is a state bank. and both have been under
the magic manipUlation-near or remote
of the iceman, the turfman, and the
miner
The New Amsterdam National Bank. Of
which Charles ". Morse was the vice
president and dominant stakeholder prior
10 his elimination from the banking bus
mess. Will not open its doors tomorrow.
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LOUISIANA'S NEXT GOVERNOR.

New Orleans. Jan 29.-Returns from
yesterdays Democratic primary, which
were received here. to-day. bear out the
indications last night that Lieut. Gov.
Jared y. Sanders is the Democratic nomi-
nee for governor. The nomination Is
equivalent to election
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Dies at Age Of Ninety-four.

Schenectady, n. Y, Jan. 29.-David
Cady Smith a well-known lawyer of
Schenectady. and prominent in bust
ness circles. died this morning at the
age Of ninety-four years He died Of
old age, and his illness had been OF
short duration
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MARSHALL HALSTEAD DIES.
SON of Noted Editor, and One-time
American Diplomat.

Cincinnati, Jan. @.-MarshaH Halstead,
son of Murat Halstead, the once noted
editor. died at $50 tonight at the Ger
man Deaconess Hospital Mr. Halstead
was operated on yesterday for Appendix
citis. He was aged about thirty-eight.
He was a former United States consul
TO Birmingham. England
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Local Temnerntnre

Midnight, %: . a. m. Is a. n, 81 6 A. m IS
s q. M, IS 10 a, m. IS z noon, 81; 2. m IS.
p H., s.: .. m. 80: "A m, q; 10 p. m. q
Maximum. 50 minimum. q
Relative humidIty-S a. m, "A; D. m. SIS
H., 81. Rainfall Is p. M 20 J., M trace. Hours
of sunshine, 80 Per cent Of possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date last yea7-Niaxmmn e.
miuislfm le
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GOSSIPS IN SESSION
Minister PreSideS 1t Odd
Church Meeting.
SCANDAL PRINCIPh TOPIC
women of Utica Tabe.uacIc Gather
at Invitation of P,stOr to Find
Fault with Their eighb0rs-StaF
Chamber Convention Declared IL
Success by the Preacher.

Utica. ~ Y. Jan. 3,-Gossiping women
met in convention at Rev. Henry Me
Ilvray's tabernacle in Little Falls this
afternoon. One hundred women from the
towns OF the Mohawk Valley accepted his
invitation to assemble and talk about
their neighbors. # was a breezy session.
Rev. Mr.. McBvray, who first gained
fame hereabouu as spiritual adviser Of
Chester Gillette now awaiting execution
for the murder Of Grace Brown, startled
his congregation last Sunday by announc-
ing that on zach Wednesday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock during the next month, he
would preside at a circle the purpose
of which wis TO allow the people, espe-
cially the women. to gather and talk
about their neighbors. He pointed 10 the
fact that by doing this they would have
the opportunity TO speak their minds
under circumstances where no harm
would result.
Proved His EnrneStnes.
No ore thought the evangelist was in
earnest about his plan but they We're
doomed to disappointment, for this after
noon over 100 women gathered For over
an hOur a buzzing was heard in the taber-
nacle. Mr. McIlvray was alone with the
women. Reporters We're barred. and the
exact tales were hard to get.
Nevertheless the evangelist met the
news writer's after the session and told
them it had exceeded his expectations.
Scandal. he said, seemed 20 have the first
Mace ON the long list al toDiag for the
gossipers The evangelist said the first
circle was a success and they viii be
continued as scheduled.
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Temperatures In Other Cities
Rain

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall, for the twelve hours ended at
7. n. yesterday are as follows:
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Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

BoGinnin1 at the northeast cor
ner Of block 3. Colorado Coal L
Iron Cos. addition to the town
OF Florence, thence south IL
deg. 30 min west 1879 IT.
thence south rs deg. 80 min.
east s7.12 n. thence north 26
deg. east 1862 It. thence north
76 deg. 30 min. west 1921 n. to
the point OF beginaing. containll
&as ..---s&a . a
Beginning at the northwest cor
ner OF block s, Colorado Coal 4
Iron Cos. addition to the town
OF Florence, thence north 76
deg. 50 min. west IS IT.: thence
south Is deg. 80 min. west 1869
n. thence south 76 deg. 80 min.
east Is n. thence north Is deg.
80 min. east 1863 n. to the
point Of beginning. containing.
Beginning at . point whence
the northwest corner Of lot 8,
block 6, Colorado Coal & Iron
Cos. addition to the town Of
Florence bears south rs deg. 30
min. east 125 n; thence north
76 deg. 30 min. west 80 It:
thence south Is deg, 30 min.
west 100 II: thence easterly
about 81 II: thence north IL
deg. 30 min. east 80 IT. to the
point Of beginning. containing
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

DsginniAg at the Northwest
Corner OF lot No. :. block No. !
ORIGINAL town Of Florence.
thenoo north - deg. 20 min.
east % liAks thence south 70
Aeg. % mia. EAST - Links.
thSaco n6rth 81 deg, 10 min.
oaot 3 chains and o llnkn.
SAonco 0outA 2s DEC. Wet Z Oh.
% linls, tAeacs North - de9.
@ MN. oast : chains - linkD
SAonoo Aosth 70 De-. - min.
We0t Z eAatAe % links % ~
plaoo q 1sgilnlgg. Ala laqln.
alAg q The NM oofnR OsooG
~. I, o1 ~ oElg1nAl toN1 -
SSceesao tAaaso ljoytA - 81.
10 N. eoDt - e tAeAee eouA
2 =. g. ~. oo0e ~ q -
- pfoes = bag1na1ne -
!. = ll1aoo e1uA q - - -.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Beg1n1ig at the southwest COR
ner black II, ]. A. NcCaAdleos
additio1 b the >toV1 q JIor-
snce. theAoo south u DEG. 30
mia. west along the east hne
Of Pixies Peak ava 10 It;
tAonce soath 70 daG. - min.
eaat 100 r.: thsaco north 10
deg. % min. east 1So It; tAsaco
1orth !36 DEG. % Ai1. 4vese 100
a.; to The point oR bsG1alinG.
A0ANAtAlNG
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Beginning at q point on the =
line Of Petroleum ave. whence
the southwest corner lot 1.
block :, PercivAls Subdivision
OF the town OF Florence bears
south Is deg. 80 min. west 80.96
r. thence N. IL deg 80 min. Z
2l9.o4 II. thence south 76 deg
50 min. east 101.65 n. thence
south 10 deg. West 215.S thence
westerly to the point Of begin
ming. containing ........ 80.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

y'H55-2 r.. test--
o1sff m! ycsssz
G-s q p afs
-rr & a-zGs 7
- s~F ErrfF# -
ay-s.r,-...-. = .vr.
i sr
:' + sss+
81 = 81 q w r,
st - 8 "
zsr 49, .EEeE ----.F-
80 $~~ - t~l- ~
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
'.'''',' ..'''.'.,.II... .l! 7 !! Il 4! !
Naao 81 OVn0
Ra.ssfSsssis6a1st . {

4. l7s Il. thsauelNss0 deg., Is
natn., Weot 100 n. tAenco mort
rs de- 70 min. west g II 70
he plaes q 6sginning. Coa-
tainiAg exclusive q that por-
tSo0 Of he above described
laAA1 lying On EAst md 0t,
cootaining 99.331 "a. t.........
BeSinnig at tie 0outAoaSt cor
nsf bSock / original town Of
Flbro1eo thsnco north 13 deg.
20 min, oast 40 IT. to the MI
corner of said block I. thonoo
soath 7e deg. 20 min, east 40
H. tbshce south IL dec. 70 min.
wet 40 r. thence 7n0ftA 7e deg
% min. vest 10 n 10 th9 point
Of beginning. containing 1880
oQuafo II ...s........... -. :.
CommsAcing at the northwest
corner lot IL. block No. 4. Unit
"a OH company's first suh-divl-
SION Of the town OF Florenco,N
thSncs south 10 deg. - min.
west 31G.77 a thsnce north 76
deg. 30 min. W. 1915 It. thenoo
north 10 doE. east 316.17 n
thanco south Is deg. 20 min.
east 1S.3S f. to the point Of
'coGnmsncing. Containing 4.6o4
oQuare n ........ ...........
BeGinning at the northwest cor
nsr Of lot -. block :, Home
stead Park Addition. to the TOW
Of Florence. thence north Is
deg. 20 min. West $50 n thence
south IL deg. 30 min. west $50
n thence south rs deg 30 min.
east $50 IT. thence north IL deg.
70 min. east 80 r.. ~ the point
Of beginning. containing .......
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
Dssss.vlss.ahsvssA
nat = L.

70 ssssss.s sse
Z. 8. 9. Z, 9. .. 10. II.
w 12Dek ......s...... .......
u. ..............s ..sssss s.ss
&, . end tFaot 70 make M
III n. dep ..................
=. ~ .....:.,. $4,000. .....
u % - hal ......... ........
n, - .............. ..........
fotD- I, 10. 6 incl, e1csDt ny
- n % Santa - ave-. by II
eoeD ....:...... e...'. 80.
y. 10. -. - ..................
8 VIZ !. 4 MI 4 5...........
Z 10 ~ incl, IS. 16.
.Asto . tQol.. ~ My - e, u. y.
Hfa0t cayin&s d botWoaA CAA9oD
Fiat oR block T. tie -. = = q.
= r., santa - ave, and FRASER
1vo.. a1popt 0.k76 acres sold 70
"a Z a g. r. R.............
4. 10 8, Incl, II and ~ -, Is.
- and - tat33 incl ,s..........
eexS0 n on .. end ~ 0..:....
0akin1iag oe& NV Or. block J.
.1Aooeo n. u daG. - min. = =
n 7Gs Dec - min-.. = 80 n
1p,g beginnia9s Of ~ treee
tAeaco u. 70 1t. - nm. = ~
q. 3. % 'dee f1 min.s n 17s g
q. 81 deG. iW mia. y. 100 =
Mn lag. q mia. ". . II 10
1S1ianiag q NV Cor. lot :.
N1eok 1, Tore0oo thence n. u
q. - mia. = % links thsnee
q. 20 doG. - min. = 70 li1k0s
&. 81 ID, IS min. = as a.
4 - 1SG. ". l.7D cA. n. u de-.
- Di0.sE liz Oh. n. 70 DEG.
9 min. ". 39o q. 70 bs0iAatng.
G0K1oG n. q lots / - 8 CAaoo'o
Fiat o4 block 8. y1o9oaoo. Com
nonca19i 7E n q o1 .. Tine q
aolisy d eaiA block 8. tAsaco ~.
Vnrallol with said alley 11S q.
parallel UitA ". .nns lot ..
- Il. 4 pafallel WITH alley 14S
n . Il al1O aaiA bloch u.
alag 1ald 4 lins - n 70 ~
fs9insia9 :. NV or. lot 8.
haock 8 CAase'B PlaA y5oroooo
.(hoAcs ". along q. side Of alley
0eDdDood - n. o. along ".
'oido saiA block 5 produced. I n
ny In STRAIGHT line 10 Il. 70
~ Cor. said lot 8. N. aloag ".
do lot 8 70 bog1nAing .........
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Beginning at . point on the N.
hne Of East 3rd street. whence
the south east corner OF lot /.
block ., Homestead PAek addi-
tioa b the town OF F3orsnce,
bears south 76 deg. 30 min. T.
1871 II. thence north II deg.
70 min. east 34O.3S II thence
north 76 deg. 20 min. west
9S3.40 n. thence south II deg.
20 min, west 2l0.36 T. thence
south 76 deg. 30 min. East
3S2.40 IT. to The point Of begin
ming. containing 49,. -. 80.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

DKIEQUBNf S1WBR TAX.
CITY, Colorado and certified BY m City Clerk to the
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Nks 'lafo y IS
~ ~ sy-ssa spnssst
Ssr
i ~ ~
sa VI
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

.,-... ... Ea..t = -: -
81 E.-s .; o=,lt /, - q =; ~
; ,v2 ,.Nf3 ...-.. 5ra-E t.s.lsf
. -. s. Fsee& t-E.
...... *
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l+...Hz. az.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

a2 5s Fee
o. .'f s+
m.a A az
@
Va Z. sG
Ii
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
S7to0 1918
Else. Homsed n $50 13.ss
Flor. Hom0t'd n. $3.50 1311


-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26
EEA&
Sts ~ 1..@> y
DRLINQUENT SKWRR TAI.

SkWkB TA1s n "a r 3
Roll for Sanitary 0ewsc District No.
NJ TfNasuro npr / 81
Cañon City record., 1908-11-26

Flor. c. c. 4 I. 90. 3441-3 12.46
Flor. G. G. 4 I. % 36616 1917
1856 1854
sH
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-MOney call opened at 3A
per cent highest 3I per cent lowest. pa cent;
last loan, 2l4 per cent closing, 2i9q22 per cent;
ruling rate 8 per cent There a firmer ten
dency to time mouey. rates being L per cent higher
in bid prices for the shorter maturities. But the
the market still dull. with limited demand.
Rates 3Ad312 per cent for sixty and ninety days,
3IhG3a4 per cent for four months and 3AG4 per
five to six months. Mercantile paper came
into the market rather slowly There continued
be a fair market for the higher grades. Rates,
3X644 per cent for sixty and ninety days IN
dorsed bills receivable, 4d4Lh per cent for choice
four to months single names and per cent for
others less well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with cables quoted 4.S745
aAS7ls, demand sterling at 4s69594S7 and sixty
day bills at 48515d4. .S514 Short francs around
515&s less 3-64 and short reichsmarks 95 3-6. Tlae
market a shade easier In the afternoon, and
business dull. Cables were quoted at 4S7456
4871A. demand sterling 4s6906 1896 and sixty
day bills at 4.s51564 S5it. Short francs held at
5.155s less 1872 and short rechsmarks at 95 3-16
less 1-64
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
ankers, posted rates were AS follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston. l0c dis
count Chicago. 2Oc premium: San Francisco.
sight I &c premium; telegraph 1oc premium: New
Orleans commercial 75c discount, bank 81 dis
count; Charleston. buying par selling 1-lOc
premium; st. Louis. par bid 10c premium asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges
s365O2S. $50. balances S13.O44,52s; Baltimore
changes $4.9S15S6 balances $754.4S9; PhfIadel-
phia exchanges s2I.36S,757, balances 81 .302.Ss2;
Boston, exchanges $25.52S62s. balances S1.sS5,-
45q
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 491tc. Mexi-
silver dollars. 45c. Bar silver In London
closed 22s4 d. advance of Il d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 11.35; Lisbon. %
MEXICAN EXCHANGE1-M Mexican exchange
on New York is quoted at 201 "a.
GOVERNMENT ECEIPTS--Customs receipts
reported from Washington. SS55.249; internal rev.
receipts, $s7s.933. miscellaneous receipts,
$S5.6S1 Receipts for the day $1.5t9.S62: ex-
penditures, S2,07O,000. Receipts for the month to
date $40.720.6S0; expenditures, $4,000, 900. eX-
cess of expenditures, Sa.279 $40 Receipts for the
fiscal year to date. $2s3s24,9S6; expenditures
$347,123,374; excess Of expenditures. SOS. POS Sss
SUB-TREAS RY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House s1,027.943
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ST, 25O,OOO
WESTMINSTER COUNTY, Ny.
BONDS FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received by the Bronx
Valley Sewer Commission at their ofcs. No
Grand Street in the Village OF Whirs Plz1nA
n. Y. until 2 o'clock D m on the
5th day Of January. 1903.
and Fifty Thousand (s125o000) Dollars Vest
chester County bonds. known as The Sanitary
Sewer District bonds Of the County Of West
chester which bonds are issued pursuant 70 the
as amended by Chapter TAT OF the Laws OF 1897.
The said bonds mature and are payable az ne
Mechanics National Bank OF the City OF New
York in the City and State OF New York a.
follows. Twenty-Five Thousand (S25.000) Dol
lars on January 1. 1888 and Twenty five Thou
sand (s25 0O0) Dollars on the first day OF Ja1u-
ary Of each succeeding year to and including ths
year 1892.
Said bonds are in form coupon bonds. bur with
privilege Of registration. exempt Sron al
taxation and bear interest az the rate OF
Four Per Cent go Per Annun
from the first day Of January, 1893, payable
semi annually on the first day Of January and
July Of each year at the Mechanics National
Bank Of the City Of New York IN the City and
State of New York
Said bonds are to be Of the denomination ot
One Thousand Cs1.O00) Dollars each Bids viii
be received for a part or the whole Of said bonds
and endorsed Bids for the Purchase Of Sanitary
Sewer District Bonds Of the County OF West
chester" and delivered to the Bronx Valley
Sewer Commission at It's ONCE. No Grand
Street White Plains. N Y. or before
o'clock D m the 5th day OF January, 1909
The Commission reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids Each bid must be accom-
panied by a certified check on a hank or trust
company for FIVE per cent $50 OF the amount
of the par value Of the bonds bid for The sue
CessfuI bidder must pay for bonds on the 1sth
dav Of January, 1909. at 10 o'clock a N. az the
office of the County Treasurer, White Plains
N Y. at which time satd bonds VIII be rsadyfcr
delivery.
WILLIAM ARCHER
JOHN z ANDRCS.
JOHN J. BROWN.
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Dec. 24.-The weekly return OF the
Bank OF England shows the following changes:
Total reserve decreased s2s63. .000 circulation in
creased 6SSS. 900; bullion decreased S2074,0O0
other securities increased E46o90O; other deposits
increased s91s. .OOG public deposits increased s72t,
OOO government securities unchanged. The pro-
portion of the banks reserve to liabilities is
3S 80 per cent.s against 1850 per cent last week
and compares with a decline from ASS per cent to
40 per cent in this week last year The rate OF
discount is unchanged at 219 per cent
Paris Dec. 2+-The weekly return OF the Bank
of France shows the following changes Gold on
decreased 2.075, 900 francs.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
Financial Meetings.

ERE TOLEDO RAILWAYS & LIGHT COMPANY.
4 Toledo, O.. p. 1903
Te Annual Meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the TOLEDO
te1v1ys Light Cor1psny Will be held al the General
lpces the Company n the Smith & Baker building
tSurn~r Superior Adams IN the city a
Toledo, 0. Thursday. January IL 1909. at 10 A NJ
Tfanser will t4 closed Srou Saturday January
o. 1905 y clock until Friday. January % 1879.
ief 10 A N
3 SWIFT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
. Ex dfr1dsnd

FOREIGN NONE MARKET-CaH money in
LonooH "a per cent. open market discount rate
for short bills. pa per long bills. SIG Der
cent Berlin discount rate, per cent; Paris dis
count rate. 81 per cent Paris exchange on Lon
cons 25 francs 121z centlmes Berlin exchange on
London 20 ma rks $50 pfennigs Bar gold. 77s 1Od
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
snoneys SSs IDer cent; for the account. 1916
French rentes, e2a5 francs SO oentines
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
Financial Elections.

gEE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL.
BANK OF anew YORK
New York. December 22nd, 1908.
annual election Directors Of bank vii
held its barking corner Of Broadway
Street. Tuesday. 12th. poll
<rfn be open rom Il II ! p. N.
u s. POW ELL. Cashfer
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street journal

PROPOSALS.
CLEVELAND q PITTSBURGH R r. co.
Cleveland. o. Nov. 30c5- 1ecA
OF General Norrsags Bc1s
OF this Company account Of the Sinking Fund a. c
10 exceed par and accrued interest he an711e of
S97 500 o. viii be received the of1cs ot Nessrs Wis,
low Ianie- Co, 50 Cedar Street.. New YORK y = %
the close OF business December 51sr. 1905 rosalS
must Indicate series OF bonds-'A.'' 3. o. D
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Fxc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Dec q. u m--The market for
american securities heavy and generally
lower Last quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing quota
uons for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
Dfrsderd Notices.
American Wooden Company
Thirty-kintb ggsrtsrIY Dividend

rEosos hs=ey that ths reg8s- quarterly DIV
R6sud Of one ed 1hre4-uuz-ters G%9 On the
Se><-ree Csoita Stock American Woolen Company
se record December 1908. VIII Be ps.d on The 18th
khsy os January. 1899
Transfer hooks Stock will be closed at
~. .Iose ot business Deo-nber 2s 1905 viii be
spensd January 3, 1909.
Checks viii Re mailed BY Guaranty Trust Co Of
Rev York WI Il DWEIlLT. JT. Treasurer
Bosror Mass December Il. 19OS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

FURNISHED daily By & Lockwood
No Exchange PaceD
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
INACTIVE STOCKS.

E sss %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

WILLIAM ARCHER
JOHN z. ANDRCS.
JOHN J. BROWN.
Bronx Valley Sewer Commission
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r. I. Day Co. No. 81 wall stree,p
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

ASKED TEX dividend. tex rights.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

soSGpoa O. ree.tersA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25

sUnlisted.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-14

den accepting eight difficult chances
without slip,
When the eighth session came and
two local players had persisted Pop
Rising, who played the strongest for
the locals, singled TO center and by
quick work stole second. Waite, center
flelder, then slzzled one to Simmons,
who booted, letting Kissing tie the
score.
The ninth, tenth and eleventh In
nings came and stlll the score was
tied and still the excellent playing was
kept up, both pitchers twlrling well,
Powell gathering many strke-outs Al
this juncture the crowd spied Dan
o'Neil, the local manager, In the
grandstand and cheered him Justify
Dan answered TO the call and sat
among the rooters The twelfth inning
went and when Maggert came to the
bat In the thirteenth, the crowd all
stood up. 1t helped little for the play
ers went out In 1928 order until the
sixteenth when the locals won out. At
ter Rising filed out, Waite doubled and
scored on Luby's bngo to left field,
| The summary:
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-14
ICY" YOuNG's DAY.
Veteran Boston American Box
Artist Honored by Twenty ),
Thousand.
ALL-STARS BEAT RED S0x
Picked Team Trims "Cy's' 3 to -
Give Him Bags, Cups and
Flowers.
BEAT RED S0x

Boston, Aug 1S.--Nearly 10000
persons from all over New England
to-day paid tribute to Denton Te-
cumseh (Cy) Young, OF Peoli, O.. the
Boston American league teams vet-l
eran pitcher, at the American league
grounds, three silver loving cups, q
travelling bag and two big foralI
pieces being presented to Young. The|
largest cup was given to Mr.. Young
by his many admirers through local
newspaper Lieut.. Gov. Draper made
the presentation. Manager Fielder
Jones Of the Chicago American cluh'
made the presentation Of large silver
cup. given by the players Of the Amer-I
lean league. One other cup was givenI
by friend. and travelling bag bN
the umpires of the. American league
The Boston National league club gavol
big floral offering.
The main attraction besides "Cy'H
himself was a game between BostonI
and a team OF star players picked
from the other American league clubs
The lineup OF the All-Star team
included: d. Jones, Detroit, If; Keelerd
New York. IF; Mullin, Detroit, RI; Kill
lifer, Detroit, 2b; Davis. Philadelphia.
1b: f. Jones, Chicago. CT; Parent
Chicago, IS; J. Collins. Philadelphia
3b; Shrek, Philadelphia. c; MCGUIRE
Boston, @; Chesbro. New York. pa
Suggs, Detroit, p; Coombs. Philadel-l
phia, pl Burns, Washington. p, ,and4
Winter, Detroit, p.
The All-Stars won by q score Of &
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