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The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A suit to obtain a Judgment OF s24 IS
on a creditors bin was fled agsinst John Erhs-dt
hy ". Il. Brnklsy in the District Supreme C0urt
yesterday.
Police are investigating the theft OF a
diamond ring. valued at SIS reported % have been
stolen yesterday from the home q AirS Charles A
Ayres. s151z I street northeast
Police have been asked by the parents
q Lloyd Graham, thirteen years old. 2I Gales
street northeast. to locate the lad who has been
missing from his home since yesterday morning
In order to recuperate from rundown
condition. caused hy oVerEurk. combined with tia
hot weather. Col Smith s Leach. p1incipal as
sistaut the chief of engineers. has gone to the
ton
Annie Haltine. fourteen years old. Of
Woodbridge Va, has been missing from her home
have been asked TO aid IN locating her The girl
vas said 70 have been seen in Pennsylvania avenue
yesterday morning
Emory williams, alias Red Dog"
character in South Washington. vas sentenced yes
teriay By Judge Knnban. Of Police Court 20 eleven
months and twenty-nins days in the wurkhouse for
assault on George Carter. seventy yearz Old negro
The ssrteucs is absolute
The salary Of Lieut. SanteImaan. leader
q the United States Marine Band. has been IN
creased 70 $500 4 year. the sane pay that Of q
first ncutenant Of marines. with longevity increase
The pay Of the second leader viii Be that Of
sergeant major of marines
Daniel Aston. a negro. was found
gritty IN Poles Court yesterday mornins of the
larceny Of set q harness. Waived at 81. from
Chester A. Scala. proprietor Of feed stable al
Twelfth and G streets northeast In default Of
Sc. Aston vas sent TO Jail for two months.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

ST. Paul MINI, July 16-The Office Of
outer guard Of the Imperial Council OF
the Mystic Shrine went to the Minneapo-
lis man to-day at the meeting Of the I'm
perial Council at the auditorium The
election was on the second ballot and
closed a spirited campaign, in which the
leaders for honOrs have been Noble oven
shine and Noble W. F. Kendrick, Lulu
Temple. Philadelphia.
The other officers were simply moved
UP one there being no contest over any
Office but that Of outer guard
The new officers are: Frank c. Roundy.
Chicago, past imperial potentate; Edwin
L Alderman, Marion. Iowa, imperial 20
tentates George l. Street. Richmond, Va.
Imperial deputy potentate; Frederick A
Hines. Los Angeles. Cal. imperial rab-
ban; J. Frank Treat Fargo. n. Oak. I'm
perial assistant rabban; William J. Gun
ningham. Baltimore, imperial high priest
and prophet.
The fight over the outer guard, the low
est position in the list. is explained by
the custom Of moving all cfHcers UP step
by step. a step every year. until the outer
guard becomes chief p0tentate- There
were a number OF other candidates for
outer guard besides Overshine and Ken
drick. and these received scattered votes.
Washington Victory Popular.
Washington's victory n the champion
ship competitive drill. when the Arab
Patrol Of Almas Temple OF the Mystic
Shrine from the Capital City won first
place. was a popular one. and Capt
Frank z Gibson has been ovsruheIrned
with congratulations
The finale 10 the magnificent drill By Al
mas Temple Patrol was the newest sur
prise OF its resourceful captain, and Al
iah's Victory" as he aptiy named il. sym
bolized the winning Of the United States
championship in the drill
A vast multitude witnessed the great
exhibition and cheered the contestants
from time TO time as they made their
telling points IN what Is said 20 have
been the finest exhibition of fancy drilling
ever put up in the world
Twenty-Five patrols drilled They snclud-
ed teams from Buffalo. Newark, CoIum-
bus. Chicago. Saginaw. Minneapolis.
Grand Rapids, Cleveland. Boston. and To-
ledo.
Next 20 the drill. chief interest center
ed IN the recommendation made BY In
perial POtentate Frank Rouldy. in his
address 10 the conclave. that the use OF
intoxicating liquors at all shrine ban
quets be discontinued Many OF the No
bles are sverse 20 dispensing with the
''cameTs milk"
Louisville is stlu the fsvorite for next
years cOnclave. with Seattle a close
second.
Receptions were held By the various
temples attending the conclsve-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
OUTING AT The BEACH.
Potomac COmmandery and MfEpah
Chapter Visit Seashore.

Potomac COmmandery and 8IiKpah
Chapter Visit SeashOre.
About - persons enjoyed an outing
and excursion TO Chesapeake Beach YES
terday. given under the auspices OF the
Chicago Club OF Potomac Commaadery.
No g. Knights Templar. and the 8Iizpah
Chapter No. S. Of the Eastern Star.
The party went down by special train
in the morning. After the picnickers
had splashed about in the bay for an
hOur OF two and then devoured the con-
tents Of their lunch baskets. they as
sembled for an impromPtu base bail game
and a series OF athletic events. for which
several prizes had been donated by local
merchants
There we're dsshes for little men and
flashes for big men. One event was ex-
clusively for the ladies. and some OF them
displayed amazing feetness OF foot Lots
OF fun was created for the spectators by
a sack race for men and a potato race
for the women. Late last night the party
returned 70 the city, tired but happy. aft
er the strenuous day.
W n. Harrison was the chairman o.
the executive committee. which had the
excursion in charge. and he was ably
assisted by Mrs. y. P Morgan. OF the
order Of the Eastern Star. Chairmeu Of
the other committees were Dr. Charles 7.
Lindsey, amusements: Mrs. NJ l. Hunt.
prizes; L. Towers. IT.. public comfort.
John ". Proctor. tickets: Mrs ". II.
Harrison, badges, and r a Daw, adver-
tisements
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who alleges that he entered into a con-
tract with the Miller-Shoemaker Real Es-
tate Company on May 2S. 1907. whereby
the concern was 10 purchase certain
property for him.
The complainant declares the purchase
price was to be 1850: that 500 was to be
paid down. and the remaining Sl.2oO Sc
cured by a deed OF trust on the premises
Travers claims that on June 10 he gave
Miller two checks, amounting 20 $Lz00.
with which to pay the amount still due
Miller is alleged to have given him 70 IN
derstand that he had paid his obligation
and that Travers now had title TO the
property.
Travers says notice was served upon
him last Friday by the National Savings
and Trust Company. which held the note
secured by a deed OF trust on the prop
erty, that the land was about 70 be sold
The petitioner asserts that Miller never
paid the money for the property. and
asks that the real estate company De
compelled to refund his $500.
Mr.. Ambrose said yesterday he would
be at his office this morning at 80
o'clock. ready to begin the compilation OF
the depositors' books. and will work de-
termined 10 finish Up the large task that
confronts him as soon as possible
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

William H Thompson, the negro who
was arrested Tuesday night near Ian
ham. Nd, upon the charge Of an attempt
10 assault Mrs Ellen Hodges near
Bladensburg. was given a hearing be
fore Judge Dahler. in the Hyattsville
Police Court, yesterday. After hearing
the testimony Of Mrs Hodges and the
negro. Judge Dahler directed that the
negro be held for the action Of the
grand jury. He was committed TO the
Marlboro jail
When Judge Dahler's court opened a
crowd Of curious spectators fled IN and
took seats close TO the railing The pris-
oner was brought into court By Deputy
Sheriff Garrison. who arrested him at
the farm Of T. F. Houser. near Ian
ham, where Thompson IS employed. He
was about the most composed person in
the room. and did not seem TO realizs
the seriousness OF the charge against
him. which. II proven, involves capital
punishment
Woman Tells Her Story
Mrs. Hodges was the first witness called.
She testified that she was on her way
to visit neighbors. when she observed
got within fifteen feet Of her, she looked
Up TO say good morning. and as she did
so. she said. Thompson assumed an i'm
proper position She screamed and start
ed 70 run. and. as she thought, Thomp-
son pursued her. She said she ran 50
fast that when she reached the house
she fell IN q faint into her husbands
arms.
The negro testified that he was coming
from Bladensburg with a load Of ice.
and that he got down on the wagon at
a shady spot 10 rest
When he returned 10 the vehicle, Mrs
Hodges suddenly came upon him She
started 70 run. and he called after her
that he was not going 10 harm her He
ran up To the top OF a bank and saw her
fall into her husbands arms, after which
he climbed upon his wagon and drove on
He was driving leisurely along the road.
he said. when Mr.. Hodges appeared with
a gun, which he held ready for action
After explaining the circumstances to the
husband. the negro said. Mr.. Hodges ap-
peared 10 be satisfied that he meant no
harm 70 his wife. and he was surprised
when Deputy Sheriff Garrison arrested
hiE--
Employer sides with Negro.
While he was Of the opinion the negro
doubt in the mind OF the judge. and he
hold the negro for the action Of the
grand jury in $50 bail Il IS understood
that Mr.. Houser. his employer. viii fur
nisn the bond. Mr.. Houser said yesterday
that he believes the negro Is innocent Of
any wrong intentions.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
DIED
BOWLING

BoWLlNG-On Wed1csdzy. July & l90s. a. 20
street northwest. Mrs LsC1ION BOWLING tues
Ruth BALDWIN,. sged twsuty-siE years
Services al loi B street northwest a. 30 D. Il
On THURSDAY. July Is Iuts-nelt At salen
Church. Va
CoNNORs-oa Tuesday. July Il Isas. 81 80 ? Il.
EMMA 2. beloved wife cf William T. C1uno-s.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 2,
attend TIE funsrai frun her late rssi5suce. ll5l
south Capitol street, Friday. July Il. az 9 a. IL
thence 20 St Fince1t de Paul Chsr-h where
mass q requiem VII be offered f1r the raposs q
her s9cL IuternsHt AZ Mount OlfTet Celstsry.
COSTIN-Eatsred into rsst o. Tuesday night. J--y
T. I0s. az II o'cccz. ELIZABETH COSTTN
the beloved wife q the late John 7 Costfn. az
her residence. lsl2 Eleventh strest northwest
Funeral Friday a. D II from the Israel Chur-h
corner El1st and streets southwest Frisrss
Ead relatives invited
E8iAiNER-Departed to hi-hsr lie. EIIZABET4
widow q julius EImne-. aead seventy-tzo yeas
Services VII be he'd at her Iate residence SO P
p. m Funeral p-ivate-
GANGEWER-On Tuesfay. July 4. Iss. utsam.
SUSAN. widow q J. D. Ganeews-
funeral from her late ress5ence. 2zs Thi-tesrth
street northwest. THURSDAY. July Is. A. % a n
Friends are invited TO attend.
GRAHASI-Ou WEDNESDAY. July e 1us q. s-s
8 N. HARRIET ELIZABETH GRAHAM.
sged siNty-f1ur years
Funeral from her late residence gs2 No-4b Cans--I
street, Friday. July 7. a. l053 4 n Reiatirss
and fr1e1ds invited Evansville Ind. papsrs
please cupy.l
HELLWIG-Suddeuly. On Monday. July B 1aas .t
tie hone q her sister. 3Irs. NJ 4 PhiI,irs
s9 1 szreet northwest, SARAH ELIZABETH
HELLWIG.
Funeral Thursday. July IS at IA n, fruu sbOr.
residence.
MeGUIGAN-S1ddenly. on Tuesday. Julv 4 1ss
At 800 g. II. J. BYRON. husband q Neilis ii
Mcsuiszn
FuneTal from Bindls Chapel. FIFTH and H sr-s-t.
northwest. THURSDAY. a. i {. n Iute-rsut n
vate-
RABBITT-On TUESDAY morning July Il 1aos 80
80 O'Clock. THOMAS T. the Beloved hsrsf,r-5
Of Theresa Rabbitt. IL the seFsnfy-seco1d -
Of his age
Funerai VIII take piace from the residence q hfz
son, Charles F. Rsbhitt, I0ls Third z-rps-
northeast on Thursday morning July Is AZ 80
o'ciocS. thence to s. Alogsius' Church. vhe-s
solemn high mass vii he sung for the renee
of his soul at o'ciock- Relatives and frispds
are invited 70 attend
SHEAHAN-Suddeuly. On Tuesday. July a Is0s 8.
Colonial Beach, Va JOHN SHEAHAN native
of Comfy Lulerics. Ireland
FlneT1l from his sons residence. E5s n street
northeast. THURSDAY. July i6. a. a. T.. rhencs
70 Holy Name Church. where mass VIII Be sad
for the repcse Of his soul Iuteuneut il Mount
Ohvet Cenetery- Friends and relatives invited.
WRENN-On Tuesday. July Il Iaos. at the rssidsncs
a his father, Is67 1lintwo05 place NORMAN
p only son q Norman W and the Ia-e Ella
=. Wrenn. in the Seventeenth year q his age
requiem high mass az s. AIoysi-s' Church n
DAY. July L, a. 20 g. n Relatives and friends
corcialy invited 70 attend Inisrmeut private
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Luna Park Vaudeville.

The vaudeville show at Luna Park next
week viii abound in clean. frst-class
comedy. that will make you forget any
gloom you may feel and offers artists of
high reputation. including J. Bernard
DiIlyn. late Of George Cohan-s company,
and comedian OF note; Frank Tinney. a
pianologist- dancer, and wit; the De
Muths, grotesque and whirlwind dancers:
Marion and Deane. society sketch artists:
Tom Hefron and his friend "Crutch." in
a unique dancing act, showing how a one
legged man may outdo a two-ieEged one
II he tries. and Lamont's trained cocka-
tooss the best act Of its kind in the world
The usual concerts by the American
Regimental Band. Sunday afternoon and
evening, with vocal solos b. Mss Marie
Laurent
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
DISTRICT WORK AWARDED.
Commissioner Announce COntractl
for the Pre.ent Year.

for the Present Year.
Awards for all street and highway i'm
prOvements to be undertaken in the Dis
trict in the fiscal year beginning July /.
1908 were made and announced BY the
Commissioners yesterday. At noon on
Monday the bids were opened in the
board room Of the Municipal Building,
and after a careful scheduling and ex-
animation OF all bids submitted. the fol-
lowing awards were made:
To the Crawford Paving Company. of
this city. the entire contract for asphalt
paving, the total amount being. approx
imately, $50. COO.
To the Washington Tile and Blocl.
Company, the contract for asphalt block
paving, the amount being about $40
0o0.
To G. B. Mullln. the contract for grad
ing Albemarle, Rittenhouse, and Forty
first streets, and Western avenue.
To W F. Brenizer Company. contract
for grading Minnesota avenue.
To StUtler & Ready. contract for grad
ing Eearnev street.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
2ESSURE ON ARIAS.
Puaar- -uHtiOn Was smoothed to
ert Intervention.

Pua1-- -uHtiOn Was smOOthed to
ert Intervention.
t regarding the withdrawal
-e-rr . N Ricardo Arias. minister Of
eEl airs. from the Presidential
- q --- republic OF Panama, became
a-7r- Washington yesterday.
ya --- July 3. ten days before the
Pres -e-u1i elections, cable dispatches
we're sens y SenOT Jose Augustin Aran-
81 F-- an Minister TO the United
~tt-s, ED by William Nelson Cromwell.
z- TT the Panama republic. 70
7TlFa-s | sons in Panama, recommend
ing tnat .ol0T Arias be urged to With
draw his candidacy because Of the prob
ability that the United States would in
tervene and establish a provisional gov
ernment before the Presidential elections
to prevent disorders.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
WILL OF C. H. BOND FILED

Widow, Once Miss Bacon, of wash
inEtOn, Gets Local Property.
A special dispatch to The Washington
Herald from Boston last night said:
Mrs Isabella Bond. widow Of the nil
ionaire, Charles H Bond. who committed
suicide by drowning in his bathtub at
Swampscott, Mass gets the property. los
Nineteenth street, Washington. by the
terms Of the viii, filed to-day.
Mrs Bond was ArabsIla. Rscon ~
Washington.
The other property owned by Bond in
Washington, and situated in Fourteenth
street, New York avenue. Tenth, and F
streets. is left In trust
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NOTES ON BUILDING.

G. " Scott VIII soon erect a tvvo-storv
brick house and store at "a sixth street
northwest. at an estimated cost OF e oa0
Plans for the house were prepared bv a
Z Sonneman. architect. and the builder
IS A R Taylor.
Bernard Leonard has received Official
permit 10 erect three tvvo-storv br,cl-
houses at I24S to 1252 Third street sovfh-
west. for which T F. Holden drew the
plans. and which J. J. Deery win con-
struct. The cost OF the houses is an
proximately $500
George s Cooper has prepared plans
for a residence for himself at 1919 6 str..+
northwest J. J. Kirby viii construct The
house II viii be three stories high with
basement The plan is OF the Spanfsb
type, and the interior will be in rnabor-
any with white trimmings. The cost will
be about S11.O10-
The George A Fuller COMPANY. com
missioned by Mrs s R Hit to construct
her new residence at New Hampsbire
syeRue and Dupont circle. announce +ba.
work upon the foundations has started
and that the exterior walls OF the house
viii be wei under way before the advent
cf cold weather The plans for this bouse
we're prepared by John Russell Pope- =
New York architect The cost OF the
house VIII De about S159,000.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Welded IN VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Trenis and Miss Bragg Go to
FredricksburE for Ceremony.

Paul LapOrte Treuis and Miss Margaret
Elsie Bragg, both Of Washington were
married az Fredericksburg. Va. yester-
day by Rev. J. H HenderIite. The cera-
mony took place in the Presbyterian
manse at that place. Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple left for
Washington, and arrived here early in the
afternoon
To the many friends OF the young people
their marriage was a surprise. Nr.
Trenis, who is well known here. received
the congratulations Of his friends when
his marriage became known.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Held for the Grand jury.

Daniel Nolan and Joseph Truman. IN
der arrest for the alleged larceny OF
two proPellers valued at $50 from the
Norris Warehouse. on the waterfront.
about a month ago. waived preliminary
examination before Judge Kimbal. IN
Police Court yesterday morning. and
were held in 1850 bail each for the ac-
ton Of the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NEGROES PLAN RECEPTION.
COIOred Business Men VIII Enter
tain National Delegates.


Plans for the entertainment Of DELEGATES
TO the national convention Of the Negro
Business Mems League. to be held in
Baltimore. August 19. %. and q. were dis
cussed last night at a meeting OF the Ne
gro Business Mems League OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia at Metropolitan A. n.
Z. Church.
After the adjournment Of the national
convention in Baltimore, the delegates
viii come 10 Washington, where they will
be the guests Of the local organization
Preliminary arrangements for their enter
tainment while in the National Capital
were discussed, but no definite action was
taken
Booker Washington. president OF the
national organization, viii be among the
visitors Il is expected he viii be asked
% address a meeting of the negro busi-
ness men and women Of Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LOUIS KRO0LER INDICTED.
Former EmpIoye of JeYveIer Her. 70
Be Arrested.

Be Arrested.
The District grand jury yesterday re-
turned an Indictment for embezzlemen,
against Louis Krooler. formerly an en-
ploye OF Abraham Raboy. a jeweler. Of
this city Krooler IS charged with the
appropriation OF a considerable amount
OF jewelry belonging to the firm.
A detective Will be sent to Chicago n
bring Krooler 10 this city. He Is now IN
der arrest in the Illinois city. The alleged
offeEse is said to have been committed
March q last
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NAMED BY SHRINERS
New List of Officers Picked
at st. Paul.
WASHINGTON TEAM WINNER

Mason Captures First
Prize in Competitive DriH at ST.
Paul Twenty-Five Contestants
Take FieId-MOvement Made to
Abolish Wines at Lodge Banquets-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Better Il Is 20 rise between
And 20 make bay while SUI VII shine
ThEu 20 believe IL tales and lies
While idle monks and friars deTisa
Poor Robins Almanac. lssf.
There hcve been hot days this summer,
and It viii probably be hot again, but II
viii be dry for forty days-that IS. i
there is anything TO the superstition Of
st. Swithlns Day. which was yesterday.
weather man has promised cool and clear
weather for a few days
Many were the exclamatIons Of Joy yes
terday morning from the tired sleepers
when they awakened and fshed around
the foot Of the bed for sheet and coun-
terpane; many were the dreams Of sea
shore resorts and cool mountain sojourns
late IN t!-c morning. and many were the
grumbles when the rising bell rang-all
because the Iong-hoped-for break in the
hot spell had come.
Mercury Takes a Rest
The overworked mercury dropped about
10 degrees during Wednesday morning.
going down from lO3 degrees to 50 in about
ten hours
Yet, despite the decided change in the
temperature and the coolness. two heat
prostrations were reported yesterday.
William Hamilton. a negro. ten years
old. Of 2335 Willow Tree alley southwest.
was overcome by heat about O'Clock.
he was sent TO the Emergency Hospital
Wesley Beach. thirty years old Of go L
street northwest, was taken sick at Thfr-
teenth and L streets northwest about 2-30
o'clock He was sent to his home by
Dunnigan. OF the Eighth pre-
clnct His Illness was caused by heat
The thermometer at the weather bureau
registered a minimum OF Il degrees at 10
o'clock last night. the maximum having
been s. degrees at I o'clock in the after
noon At Afiecks the minimum was S.
degrees, and the maximum IS degrees.
Predicts Cool Weather.
Prof Garriott reported last night that
a cool wave will reach the Atlantic coast
Saturday or Sunday. moving eastward
from the Rocky Mountains. The Weather
Bureau issued the following forecast:
a barometric depression that now COW
ers the Rocky Mountain districts viii
move over the Plains flats Thursday,
cross the Central valleys and Lake region
Friday and Saturday. and reach the At
lantic States Saturday night or Sunday
preceded by rising temperature, attended
by local rains and thundeTstorms, and
followed by two OF three days Of fair and
cooler weather. This depression viii
cause rain in the corn and wheat belt"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
IN MEMORIAM.

sULLiFAN-in sad but loving renenh-anCe q or
brother. JOHN J. SULLIVAN. who died one
year ago to-day July IS 1877
BY HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
ACCUSED NEGRO HELD
Thompson to Face Jury on
Woman's Charge.
TELLS 4 STRAIGHT STORY

He Declares His Explanation Salts
fed Husband who Hunted Him
to Statement that He Made Ad-
vances which Justified Her Fright.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 0Evo
CRATIC ASSOCIATION
MuDarT RufITF--


Al Democrats and others who aaIievs II -. IL.
uon q Millism J. Bryan to the Presidency Of fhs
United states are invited to enroll a. rsr-re-s n
the District of Columbia Deuocrafic Asso~isfi0-
Aenbership cards can be obtained from Ire ofscsrx
Of the Assertion OF at the rootrs Of the (-iuh
Regular meetings held every Thursdav Ererius
at 5 oclOck- No dues assss-nguts
EDWIN A. NENMA President
ROBERT = MATTINGLT secrerarr
WILLIAM Mex. CLAYTON Tress;srs-.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Got Combination of Safe.
miller Is Again sued.

An additional suit against J. Barton
Miller was fled in the District Supreme
Court yesterday by Richard B. Travers.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
ST. SWITHIN SAYS NO
Clear Day Predicts No Rain
for Forty More.
COOL SPELL IS PROMISED NOW
Pleasant Drop in Temperature
Brings JOY TO Neutrality-suspicious.,
POrted-OfficiaI Maximum Is 81,
While Street Thermometers Are %.

In tbs month & ST. saithin's Day.
On which Il that II rain they ~
Ful forty days after i, viii
OF more O. less some rain dls-iL
Ilis swithiu was . saint. ! rr0E.
And Wlnchester's bishop. also.
Who r. his time did many a feat
As popish leglnds do reDeats
A woman having broken her eEEz
By Stumbling az anothcr's les
For which she made a uoeful cry-
s.. Swifhiu chancad 90 conc ~.
Who made them al ss sound OF uors
Thaa ever that they were BEFORE
But whether this weTe 50 OF not
'Iis nnore than y0u y ! do know,
Better il Is 20 rise between
And 70 make bay while SUI VII shine
ThEu 20 believe IL tales and lies
While idle monks and friars devise
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Sto )
Exchange