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New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
STOCK EXCHANGE NOMINATIONS.

The nominating committee Of the New York
Stock Exchange has renomInated 4 II IAoInaS
g. -reSjdent and F ". Gfley for treasurer or the
ts.,+.,+ior 70 be voted on at the annual election
N he held on May II. The ten members OF the
governing committee whose terms expire at that
+tr7a have also been renomnated The nonlnat-
ing committee for 1903 was announced as ioIoms'
- reI.ck Waller ] Currie Stanley d Nc
90 A-4hur whitney and Robert D. Wrenn-
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sales 81 81 50; heavy 8 59s4 81 pseMeTs s. 20
a and lights 81 FOG 81 - q Stt
cepts 1000; market steady 70 strong lambs so tOe
So 95 ewes and yearlings. S5QS5 80: western year
T Western sheep, 81 o. stock-
ers and feeders So 10 50 so. -
T-1fo1 Stock Yards, Pittsburg. March 10.-CATTIE--
supply light steady; choice So G5 s. 30; prime 90 40
IA s. SO SHEEP-SUppy light, steady; prime wetlers
s. 75qSd: culls and common s. 81 so lambs Soc
81 so; veal calves. sS9sS 80 HOCiS-Receipts l1ght
active. prime heavies. 81 10; mediums and heavy
Workers s. Is; light Workers, So So o. pigs, - GO
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Notice to Creditors.
$1,000 Crrr-op

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
wbereas I intend apply to the Surrogates' Court
Of New for letters of adTninist-aton OF
goods and credits OF Isabel F McCready
late OF the city and County of New York. deceassd
nrsraut 70 the provisions contained in Sections $50
3 662 and 664 OF the New York Code OF Civil Pro
cedure. -
o all creditors OF Isabel F.
NcCready late Of the City and County OF New York
to present their claims the Surrogates OF
the County York. at the Surrogates. Court OF
County of New York on or before ths 10th day OF
March. 1908.
Dated February IT. 1898.
ESTHERINA 2. McCREADy.
Address John K E<rsktne Jr.
wall Street. New YORK. " Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
sHoRTs IN COPPER SCRAMBLE.

Trading on the curb enlivened yesterday by
wild scramble Of shorts IN Nevada ConsoIioa'ed
Conner rights which carried the price up from
60 % = cents Forty-seven thousand Of the
RIGHTS were traded In. The right TO subscribe 10
t71. new s5 900 00o bond issue OF the Nevada Con-
solidated Company expired yesterday and the rush
80 ,ta shorts 10 cover was due to this fact Sub
scriptions TO the bonds are sald 10 amount
already TO 50 per cent of the total
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
NEW WALSH TRIAL ASKED.

Chicago, March 1o--AppIication for trial
for John p Walsh. former president Of the Chi
National Bank, convicted of illegal of its
funds, made to-day in the United States Dis
Trict Court before Judge Anderson One hundred
and fourteen reasons for the granting of a
trial were presented by the attorneys for Mr..
Walsh. including alleged misconduct Of jurors.
lack Of unanirnity IN verdict and admission OF i'm
rroDe- evidence
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
NUREMBERG LITTLE CHANGED.

Few Americans visit Europe without staying q
few days a Nuremberg. OF the most interest
Ing Of Old World cities, which still remains as II
has been for hundreds Of years with the sole ex-
oeption OF its modern hotels. OF which the Wurt-
tsrnbergerhCf occupies a central position. whence
remberg.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Public Notices.

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
L tce is hereby given that act Senate No Sl4.
Int No 49, has been passed by both branches OF the
Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHAR
TER BY PROVIDING FOR APPROPRIATION
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE BRANCH
FOR THE BLIND OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Further notice is hereby Public Hearing
upon such bin will be held the Mayors Once in
the City Hail in The City of New York. Thursday.
March II. 1905 at eleven O'Clock A N
Dated, City Hall, New York March O. 1908.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
TIN PLATE "HOT MILLS" RESUME.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Sharon. Penn, March 1o.-The American Sheet
and Tin Plate Company tonight ordered hot
mill" who half its hot mills in the South
Sharon plant 10 report for work Immediately.
Announcement made that the other ten hot
mills would be put in operation speedily, giving
twelve hundred men work.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
ATTRACTS aMERIcAN VISITORS,

Ire Hotel Bristol. Of Vienna, is conspicuous
snolg Austrian hotels Nj Wolf. the proprietor,
has secured for the Bristol restaurant the reputa-
tion Of being one Of the best in Austria. Situated
The harrtne-Ting, in the best part OF Vienna,
the Bristol attracts many American visitors to
tha1 CRY.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
GREENE CoPPER's YEAR.

The report Of the Greene Consolidated Copper
Company for the seventeen months ended Decem-
Der 81. 1901 Issued yesterday. The earnings
and expenses for the period were
EARNINGS.
Total earnings copper, gold and silver. and
net earnings on miscellaneous sl1 $50 5s7
trai Cooper Company ..--.-..-. 1000 coo
land and Timber Company stock 1850 600
rrof4 from sale OF interest in Abundancia claim 900
Interest ou deposits. 260l6
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
WASHINGTON CONTRACTORS FAIL.

Washington March 1o.-H. Gilbert Dill and Lloyd
Dill contractors for reinforced concrete work. to-
day filed in the District Supreme Court g petition
voluntary bankruptcy, with liabilities of s10989o.
mostly unsecured, and assets estimated at 800,
of which :75G00 is in open accounts and unquidated
claims
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Proposals.

DROPOSALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULT-
L Office OF the Secretary. Washington. D. c.
March 1esS-Seaied proposals will be received az tEe
office of the Disbursng Clerk until p wednesday
April To- furnishing supplies during the asc
ending June 30 1909 follows: Stationery: lab
oratory lumber packing boxes fuel and ice paint
ers' plumbers electrical supplies furniture and map
frames forage: seals, brooms brushes etc
fowerpots; cleaning carpets washing towels and waste
paper; flags; instruments. towers, and lanterns printing
and lithographns Full information furnished
application 20 the Discussing Clerk. Bids be
sealed and addressed the Secretary OF Agriculture in
WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
TO SELL COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS

The paintings collected by Julius Oehme and
choice old masters from the Enrich galleries.
which are exhibition at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries. No. 546 Fifth avenue. will be sold there
tomorrow evening at SIS o'clock The sale will
be conducted by James P. SiIo.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
UNION FERRY PASSES DIVIDENDS.

The board of directors OF the Union Ferry Com
pany has passed the regularly quarterly dividend
of one-haif of 1 per cent The reason given IS
that earnings have decreased heavily since the
subway extension under the East River to Brook
lyn was opened.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
200 SOUTHERN sHoPMEN LAID OFF.

Salisbury y. c. March 1o-The employees of the
Southern Railway shops at Spencer, except the
roundhouse and the department, were laid off
Indefinitely this afternoon Two hundred men are
affected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
NEW WING FOR PARIS HOTEL.

Overlooking the Rue Kolnsy, has been finished and
contains suites and single rooms. with private
bathrooms
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, ETC
l. Government Printing ONCE.

IDROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, ETC
L Government Printing once.
Washington. D. c.. March 5. l9os
Sealed proposals Office until 10
o'clock. a M THURSDAY: APRIL !o. 1905 for fur
nshing material. etc. the OF the Government
Printing Office during fiscal year ending June 30
1909 The right reject and all bids and 10 waive
defects Is reserved Detailed schedules Of the material
etc, required accompanied by blank proposals. and Civ
ing the which bidders must comply,
be obtained by addressing this office.
HENRY T. BRIAN
Acting Public Printer.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney & Co, No Is Broad
street, New York, and No. II south >th street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
C,ANpEE. EpwARr wIILIs-IN PURSUANCE OF

I,ANDEE EDWARD wTILIS--IN PURSUANCE OF
I ar order OF Hon Ab2er G. Thomas. a Surrogate Of
,S county New York notice Is hereby SVEN 20 AL
having claims against Edward Wills Candee
ate OF the County of New York deceased % present
vi thereof to the subscriber AZ
t.- niacs OF transaetfag business the o1cs OF
Snuand. Shoemaker x Hedges. No. 50 Pine street.
Tsorough OF Manhattan CITY % New HorA. or or De-
f,re ths e5th Jay OF June. f9oS
Dated York. the 81 day q Dscca oer tPcs
EDITH g. MATHEWS. AdntnisrrarTtN
SHOEMAKER x HEDGES. Attorneys for
AdnalsistrasTix. - Pine Street. New York CtJ
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
School Agencies.

.vrvTr.~ .,p FOREIGN TEACHES AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors G2vensssss e~
toC Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
MRS YOUNG-FULTON- zS Union sacar>
,,,DEuorSFUIF 4NYOT. Teachers Agency. = z
so.L - Tel 1887 Malfson--Teachsrs- tutors. GOV
s-oessss for colleges schools private families
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Total ..--....
EXPENDITURES.

Total expenditures account OF
copper, gold and silver. Sl1,o4o Sls
Sundry expenditures, including nre
5frecF 10 profIt and loss ......-.. ATS 237
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
Net Prott ioF II mounts ehu7o De+ o. q oon DAT

The production OF refined copper was Js,lS0s56
mounds The production of gold and silver was
,aJued at s73. 024, average of S23 &c ton OF
refined copper The average price received for
fined copper delivered 1e.5ss cents
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, ETC.
L Government Printing Office,

Government Printing Office,
Washington. d c, March s. l9OS
Sealed proposals will be received this office until
o'clock p WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1see for FUR
nisling stationery fuel. ice. hardware plumbing and
electric supplies, lumber for the Of the Gov
ernment Printing Office during the fiscal ending
June 80, 1893 The right reject and al bios
and TO waive defects is reserved Detailed schers OF
the stationery. fuel Ice. required accompanied oS
blank proposals. giving regulations with which
bidders must comply may be obtained BY addressing this
Office.
HENRY T. BRIAN.
Acting Public Printer
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Name and maturity.

| Maturing 1908 d
FURNISHED by Swartwout Appenzellar. No. a Pine
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

TINTED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE. PORT OF
4 York March 10. 190s.-PrOposals hereby
printing 1890 catalogues OF sale OF 81 lots
OF unclaimed and abandoned merchandise. Catalogues
must be delivered at Seizure Room 6i1 Washington
Street on or before March 23 1905. Proposals Will be
opeued at O'Clock M saturday. March IA. 1905,
Office Custom House Manuscript ard sample
catalogues be Seizure Room h C STUART
Special Deputy Collector.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11

r~ pT-psTrsNCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER 9
L Thomas Surrogate q The County q Ns~ t,zk
sganst O-tavius D. Baldwin o. tee County x New
Vol deceased present win vouchers there
place Of t-4nsSct1s aus
- af t.- cfcs Jared c. Baldwin Jr No . Val
st-set II Of Manhattan city o. New YORK
O. 81 nsSore the fsth day o May next. 1908
rssraa New YORK OF October. 1901
IARLES ]. TOWNSEND.
John HENRY TOWNS END. lExecutora
ALFRED y. BALDWIN.
r BALDWIN Jr. Attorney for Executors. y
Well Street, Borough Os Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-11
iSurro gates Notices.

~ pT-PsJ-AN-E OF AN ORDER OF HON ASN1E z
all persons cAVtns -
ssTrsr Joseph p Smith. late o. tas CJurcy oE New
set the sane. WIKI vouchsrs
+-so@ 10 the subscribers t1etr place o transact
t-y buSress a. the Office OF Daily. Hcyt & Mason No
* WTiIam street. City Ot New YORK On aT Ia
first OF NAY next
gsR7 : SMITH NARY z SMITH ExscEt-tces
paTv HOYT q MASON Attorneys for ExscGrrtcess
* vVjiItarn Street, Manhattan New York CITY
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r., prrRsT-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABSEE c
Il -Tbor1as a Surrogats O county % New York
-otice IS hereby given all persons having claims
swsfnst James NJ Qugley. late % tee County OF Se-
Work deceased present the same. WIKI vouchsrs
tLsreo@ to rhe plaCS ot trasactsnz
business the oh1ce of Alfred Brown No 81 Wl,ia1n
Set in Borough % Manhattan. city of Nss
yorJ on or before the day OF May
Dated New YORK. the 21s. day Of October. 1901
ANNE D QCIGLEY. Exscusrix
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" p7-Rsr-ANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
n surrogate OF The county o. Sew
~ rCtice is hereby given % all persons having
7sts safnst william Bsrt=s of the County q
Sew YORK deceased, 70 present tAs same wtn votc1-
subscriber, az MS pace cf transact
a. bnstness No Greenwich Street n tAe Csy of
sew YORK on = before the lerh day O ~--y 2e1L
NAyrY York I5-h day of January 19es
Er-pTYNs s%D BARTELS. AdnrintsrratO- 80 Gree1-
-yirb Street, Borough OF Manhattan. City ot New
YORK
7 z REARDSLEf, AttoTrey Tor Ad--inlsLraroTs
"a Nassau street. New YORK
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUM-
" bIa, Washington, Feb 81 lsos-Seaed proposals VIII
he at until Il O'Clock IL Monday
March 16 constructing IN the District cr
Columbia Forms specifications and necessary tnforr-
ton may 49, District Building Wash
irgton D. c. Henry 3. Z. Macfarland. Henry l. West
jay J. Morrow, Commissioners. D. C.
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Ford would to a certainty be returned the
winner. But there was a long stiff road
to the finish in the remaining fifty targets,
especially as the day was advancing and
the light was weakening. In the very
next round Ford missed three to the con-
sternation of the wiseacres and DR.. Glea-
son missed only one and they were dead
heat. both having broken u out offs.
The last round was closely scanned by
the gallery but the keen blue eyes of
the Bostonian stood him in good stead
for he missed only two, Ford going down
again for three, the total tally leaving
Gleason the victor by one. Three others
were right on the top OF the pair with totals
OF %, and they were W. NJ. Foord Of Viii
mingten, Del, J.B. Sanders Of Albany,
N. Y, and E, E. Reed, Mayor Of Man
chester, N. II.
There was preliminary match the
day previous to the big event in which
@. II. Piercy OF the Montclair Gun Club
showed fine form. He shattered IA out
Of $50. 90 that next day he went to the
traps q favorite for the championship.
but early in the fray he upset the calcula-
ton OF the critics. for in the very first
round he missed fouR his total altogether
being only the poor score Of s2.
This year the work Of the local shooters
showed a vast improvement over their
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best form Of last year, particularly the
members OF the New York A. c. and
Crescent A. c.. and among the former
organization are several who are expected
to do big things. These are W. j. Elias,
Fred Hodgman, G. Fred Pelham. o. c,
Grinnell. Gus Il. Greiff and G. L. Lyon.
The latter is the Southern champion and
has only recently been attached to the
Winged Foot. but from what has been
seen Of his form he is entitled to rank
with the front brigade. At the opening
Of the season he gave a fine display at
the Travers Island shooting box by
breaking lss out of a possible 200.
OF the lot Pelham made the best show
ing in last years championship. as he
finished sixteenth In the list with total
of 81. and from what has been seen Of
him so far he is much better this year.
Hodgman won all the cups offered at
Travers Island last year, though he Jared
poorly in the championship. his total
being 70. On several occasions this
winter he has displayed first rate marks
manship. Elias began the season in right
good style by winning out the November
cup and the third Saturday in November
was high gun with some very fine scoring
Out Of ITS targets, which was the, total
trapped for the day. he broke i65. bit
OF shooting worthy Of the foremost men
The sun., 1908-12-20

The HighlGnders maie sixteen hits, four
teen runs and seven errors; the Washing
tons made thirteen runs, ten hits and
seven errors, -
The Detroits and Clevelands each
made three runs and ten hits on April
rs and the game lasted ten innings. There
were more pitchers than errors in the
Philadelphia-St. Louis game of May ls.
There were two errors and seven pitchers:
Vickers, Schlitzer. Maxwell, Dygert,
Petty, Dineen andtCriss. II was a merry
60 round OF twenty-five hits and tSenty-
four runs.
Although the Browns pelted the ball
for fourteen hits to Clevelands nine on
May so and didn't make an error. they
pounded the Boston pitching for fourteen
hits on June Q tp eight for the Bostons.
but lost Washington laid against the
leather for fourteen hits to the Browns
eight on June Q. but the Browns finished
with four runs to Washington's three.
despite the fact that the latter had the
fewer errors. The Browne assembled
the imposing total OF nine errors in their
game with Boston on june 10. and just to
be In line Boston gathered nine runs.
Three teams-New York, Chicago and
Cleveland-nnade eleven hits apiece on
June 10. while three more-St. Louis,
Bostcn and Washington-were busy for
twelve hits apiece. June q found great
minds running In the same channel in
game each side supplied three errors; in
the Ckicago-Hostcn game each made one;
In the Detroit Warrington game each
made two. There was maximum Of
hitting and O minimum OF scoring and
error making In the game OF June, 26
must have been fine one to watch, Bos-
ton made two runs, fifteen hits. one error;
Washington made one run, ten hits. two
errors. That was ball playing.
Wa shington's totals on july we're
8, S and 2, to Chicago's s, 3 and 2. That
was one instance Of the same figures, but
with all the difference in the world In the
dribbing Of the year was administered
by the Detroits TO the Athletics on July IL.
The SCORE was 2l to 2. The Detroits fayed
the Athletic pitchers for twenty -seyen
safe drives Sevens were conspicuous
In the New York Detroit fracas Of July
Is, but weren't lucky sevens for the New
Yorks. They made one run, sevon hits
seven hits and no errors--one run for every
New York misplay.
August IL came TO the front with two
tie games and with elk hits each by three
Of the contending clubs and seven by the
fourth. August "a was prominent because
OF -FOUR TnltpWebnin8e. NeV 1ofk
did iikewise to the Athletics. The wash
ingtons did themselves proud by white
washing the Clevelands twice. Four
games were played hetveen the New Y orks
and White Sor on August 2s and 90, and
three Of them were notable for theit close.
ness, New York won one, l to o, and
Chicago won the two others, 2 toi and
too.
In four games on September IN the
losing teams made the scant total Of thres
runs and ten hits, an average Of az bits
each and less than one run each. In the
three games Of September 20 the three los
ing teams made 9 total Of two runs and
ten hits. The White Sox harvested twelve
runs on eight hits aRainst the New Works
on September "a. and on the same day the
Detrolts could realize only q meagre three
runs from twelve hits made on Plank Of
the Athletics. ~'''- - '' -''t-
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%. G. .GRLNTELE.
best man 10 discovered.

best man is discovered.
On Friday last this years championship
took place at Travers Island and 1t was
won by George s. McCarty Of the Key
stone Shooting League OF Philadelphia.
He broke 90, and this Is the amateur
record Of the United States.
Two years ago there was a tie between
two shooters, both having broken eS out
OF 100, and they shot of an additional
twenty-f when one man broke target
more than the other. By this close mar
gin he secured the title Of champion OF
America along with a massive silver cup
and gold medal. Each year the winner
gets much the same reward, while the
second and third men also get prizes.
Last years event attracted more than
one hundred amateurs and they were
from all over the United States. The
battle for first honors was exceptionally
keen between DR.. E. F. Gleason Of the
Boston Athletic Association and o. N.
Ford Of Central City, Iowa, who once won
the grand American handicap In the days
when live pigeons were trapped. DR..
Gleason triumphed by breaking 95 out Of
100, a record up to that time for the meet
and In fact for amate urs In America.
Ford was the closest kind Of second
with o. breaks.
The match was shot in rounds OF twenty
1--WE and In the first two Ford made clean
straight SCORE Of fifty while the man OF med
icine missed two. Experts and old time
pigeon shots who stood around watching
the work Of the men said It was ell over. that
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in America. Grinnell and Greif have
shown topnotch work this season.
II is exactly nineteen years since
the first trap was planted at Travers
Island. It was rusty old thing. OF the
primitive type. and was attached to a
wooden frame sunk In the grass, and 1t
had not any covering. Now and again
when some man came along who wanted
a shot or two a boy was sent to load the
trap. end oftentimes he endangered his
life. While the shooter loaded his gun
the boy would creep up to the trap and
sprin9 back the arm to the catch. One
day boy sent to the Job was weak and
he did not get the arm in the catch firmly,
when suddenly it released and swept the
cap of the boys head, sending II tying
into the middle of the Sound.
In those days the men shot from little
four by FIVE platform and the trap was
released with a long rope. To-day con-
ditions are different. There are four
sets Of traps operated by electricity;
each set can accommodate five men. go
that twenty shooters can be blazing away
at the same time. Besides there is the
newest style OF shooting boS. with
lockers and iavatories,. the plant being
worth thousands of dollars,
But why has clay rock shooting become
30 popular. might be asked2 The answer
is simple enough. When live bird shooting
was prohibited by Law in the States Of
New York and New Jersey those who
yearned for sport OF that type turned to
the nearest form. and that vas the clay
bird or target. y,