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Everything win all right in a few
days, These Democrats who are try
Ing to work uD Taft sentiment have
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he artificial aids
proposes TO in
; comes up bold
ioman's rights.
\ party it says,
u public against
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
iNrERsoRoUeH RUMoRS DENIED.

Theodore P. Shonts. president Of the INTERIOR
o1zh-Metropclitan Company. when asked yesterday
regarding The truth Of the published reports that
1aGnss F. Ryan had wrested control Of the Inter
ooFoush from August Belmont. said that the con-
hection OF the latter with the company un-
changed, being the same al present as Il always
nsd been
Trends OF Mr.. Belmont. who is at present in
Europe also said that there truth in the
eoH- and that Mr.. Belmont was as much IN
tonlfei Of the company he ever had been They
Aooed that his relations with Mr.. Ryan were en-
afely Harmonious
~ regard 80 :he statement that E. p. Bryan,
hesioent OK the lnterborough Rapid Transit Com
s1aF who recently went abroad, had been paid a
- salary n advance and told that his services
.ee no longer wanted. IL was saiu the Belmont
Seh mat Ny. Bryan WAS on long leave of alb
NAce hnd that ii uncertain when he would
e>s'h From other sources, however, il was
a.nsd that Afr. Bryan Will probably retire as
'tseent Of the lnterborough Rapid Transit Com
shon,s
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
CITY INVESTIGATORS ORGANIZE.
Senator Cassidy Chairman of the Legislative
Committee-Public Sessions in September.

The joint committee OF the Legislature appointed
at the last session TO make thorough investi-
CATION of the financial condition. of the city met
for organization in the Murray Hill Hotel yes
terday. No public session Will be held before Sep
tenlber, but I'm the mean time the experts Of the
committee will he put at work in .he Finance De-
partmert and in any other departments OF the
city which the committee may select
Senator owen Cassidy was elected chairman OF
the committee yesterday. Assenblyinan Edwin A.
Merritt was selected vice-clarman, and Assem-
blyman Warren i. Lee secretary. The other men,
bers of the committee Senator Martin SAKE
Senator Patrick H. Mctarren. Assernblyman Will
lam S. Bennet. Assetnbyman James Oliver and
AssemblymaD George NJ. Palmer
Senator Cassidy and Assemblynan Merritt were
countants. clerks. stenographers and experts OF
various kinds. As the counsel has been
selected the committee will meet and take steps to
open the preliminary private investigation.
a force of accountants and experts will be placed
in the Finance Department. They will be assisted
in their work by the experts the Bureau of Mu-
nicipa Research, which has been Investigating the
methods of the Finance Department for some time
General Benjamin +. Tracy appointed q ref
cree by Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court on
cially June 90, and il IS possible that some
ngel:lent for COOP eration with the committee
may be made by him.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TO AID TROLLEY MEMS FIGHT.
International Organization Takes Up Provl-
dence Company's Employees Grievances.

New Haven Conn. July 17-At conference heid
here to-day of representatives OF all the 'roley
lines controlled by the New York New Haven Z"
1Ior.ford Railroad Company it was voted TO sup
mort by all means in their power the n1ty-1our
enployes of the Providence company VINO nave
been discharged by that system on the sfo"hu' Il
is alleged. that they had Joined the union
Rezin Orr of Detroit international treasurer,
who was present at the conference said after the
meeting:
.rThe Individual contract which the ProVioence
company exacted of its men provides that they are
NOT ~ ioin a labor union. When the movement TO
organize was started in that city many went into
the union and of the total number ffty-four were
discharged. In judgment this is not a falr way
to deal with the men,
ON the invitation of the general board of the
affiliated craft of the steam system of the New
Haven company, Charles Minnix, of this place
president of the conference board, was seiecteo as
the troeymen's representative on the board Ihis
is fbe first time that the troeymen have been
recognized to this extent by the affiliated ecraft
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July Traditional rain in the North
west and liberal primary receipts had depressing
effect to-day the wheat market. the September
delivery here closing at net decline of CSC Corn
is I'd sc oats off isc. Provisions are &c to
Tlsc higher
sentinent in the wheat market here was bear
ish almost al day. notwithstanding Id advance in
wheat prices at Liverpool and active demand
for the cash grain at all grain centres in this
country. Commission houses and local longs We're
fee sellers All day as result of continued favor
able weather and steady increase in receipts par
ficula-ly al Southwestern markets. On covering
hy shorts mild rally occurred toward the mid
de u the session. bu. prices soon declined again
because Of profit taking. Crop news conflict
ing and was ignored TO large extent. The mar
ket closed easy September opened &c to 1@c
lover al &c 912sc. sold between eo5sc and $3.50
aad closed at s)7sc. Clearances of wheat and -four
equal TO 1890 bushels Exports for the week
rs shown by Bradstreet's were equal TO 100000
Bushels Primary receipts we're T7o0o bushels
compared with 574 900 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 362 against 191 last
week and ea cars year ago.
The corn market again irregular, the near
oellverles bengq firm and the distant futures
rather weak. Continued small receipts and
lively demand for the cash grain were the chief
reasons for the firmness Of the July and Septen-
ber options. and the favorable weather for the
growing crop was the principal source of weak
ness in the crop months. Trade in general
was Gull. The close irregular. September
opened unchanged TO ss higher at 755sc to 7654
sold of TO 75Sc. and then advanced TO 762sc.
The close was at 761z &C. Local receipts were 140
cars, with II Of contract grade
Oats weak early in the day owing TO the
favorable weather fo- the crop in the North
west but rallied considerably later in the session
on covering by shorts based on small receipts
and light stocks in store here. September opened
unchanged at 43iz c. sold between 42a.c and 4312c
snd closed al Al Is Local receipts Were ~ cars.
Provisions firm al! day buying 10y COM
mission houses and exporters. A sc TO 10c ad-
vance in live hogs was a bulish factor. Reaiz-
ing sales tended to check the upward tendency Of
Prices. At the close September pork was up sc
TO nc al sl6 25 TO SIG e71a. Lard sc higher
ass57iz- Ribs sc higher at 80 05.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 14S
cars; corn, I62 cars; oats. SO cars; hogs, 1900
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
AGREE TO SIDE DOOR SUBWAY CARS.
Company Announces Acceptance of Public
Service Commission Order.

The lnterborough Rapid Transit Company an
nounced yesterday its acceptance of the order of
the Public Service Commission requiring the COM
pany to equip sixteen Of its with side doors
These doors will be placed the present doors
at the ends. When ready the sixteen will be
made up in two trains of eight cars each and op-
Grated during the rush hour under the observance
of the commission. The order issued on the
recommendation of Bion j. Arnold consulting en-
gineer of the commission. 1t becomes operative on
October 15
AT the offices of Mr.. Shonts, president of the In
erborough-Metropolitan Company, it said that
the company only too pleased to comply with
the order of the commission. Furthermore, it was
stated the company would try out other types Of
cars with side doors in endeavor to get the
best service possible.
The officials of the company fail to see how
ever where greater Improvement in the service
at the Seth street cross-over be effected. 1t
will take from eighteen months to two years to
complete this cross-over, and during that time 1t
will be impossible to increase the maximum =
Der of trains. sixty-sever. which pass that point
an hour
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 7.-CATTLE-Receipts estimated about
steady steers, 50 6OGSS cows - oO
0s so: heifers 50dS6 80; bulls S3qso calves - %
ass 75 stockers feeders saGs4 so HoGs-Recepts
beavv shippers So s09S butchers SO s5asI light mixed
SO 4Oas6 76 choice light SO Ioa$e So packing = !sg
So Is pigs 81 50a$6 25 bulk of sales. SO ooa$6 70
SHEEPIReceipts estimated about 1000 head; market
shees steady lambs easy sheep. So ooGS4 90; lambs
81 T5ass s5: yearlings s4@s5 IS.
and shippers s7GS7 IS 23QSe 23 CATTLE
Market slow shippers. 50 20 common
81 25ass 25 sHEEP-steady: 81 2Sas3 So LAMBS
Dull; SO 5O9S6 IS. ~ ~, ,o- ,.
naTtet steadv: prime steers Sc 50as7. vEALs-Re-
ceuts $50 head; active and 25c higher at Sop
IS HOCS-Receipts 5000 head market active and sc
higher; heavy 81 Oas7 15 workers. 70 soaSI 10; PIE
s5 Sc So roughs SIS 5od$6; dares So ooa$I o. sHEtP
AND IAMEs-Reeeips. Zoo head; market active lambs
81 I5: ewes 50 75GS4 sheep. mixed, $2Q$4 % .s -.
Kansas C,itv July 17.-CAT"rLE-Receipts, 24O heao
including 700 Soherns market steady to strong choice
export and dressed steers $6Q$I 5o fair to GOOD
81 OGsS Western SO 75GSs 49, stokers and feed
ers Sa 5oas4 75 Southern steers 81 25e$5: southern
81 5oassG %; bulls 50 25aS4 calves SO 5oaS6 M
Receipts 5000 head market sc to l0c higher top 70 eo
bulk of sales. Sc 55Gs6 40; heavy So !oGS6 90 packers
and butchers Sc 50s6 IS; light Sc 3Oa SO io pigs 500
lamb, s4ass SIS; ewes and yesrngs. s4as4 I5; Texas
vearng 5oas5 50 Texas sheep 50 7osS4 40 stochers
Union stoct Yards Pittsburg July 1I-CAT11IE--Sup
n1,, light market strong: choice So soGsI prime Sc 90
as6 IS SHEEP-Supply light: market Strong; prime
"a foGss *: veal calves 81 5oas7 75 HoGs-Recepts
irht: market higher prime heaves meduns and neavy
Workers s7@ I5 light Workers So 9oa$7 pigs 50 S'a
roughs SoGSo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, July II, 1908.


Steamer ConaI Corning Galveston July H. the NAL
ory SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Anchored outside
W steamer a. ieansa eBr,. walker Rotterdam July and
Halifax 10. to the New York Continental Line. with
and 76 seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at
Steamer Massachu.etts Barrett Boston to the New
steamer Harvard eroweI1 Boston, to the Metropolitan
SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Passed in Quarantine
steamer Herman Winter crowel Boston to the Metro
poltan SIS Co, with passengers and mdse- Passed IN
Steamer Falodon Hall (r, Kilveit Middlesboro July l.
steamer Ell Sud. Higgins Galveston July H. the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quarantine at doo
Steamer Charlois OOutch) Schmidt Amsterdam July 1.
Philip Ruprecht. in ballast Arrived at the Bar at IL
Steamer city Of Atlanta Smith. Savannah July IA. to
the Ocean SIS Co. with and mdse Left Quar-
steamer ocean Dutch Bangert. Antwerp July 1. to
Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the Bar at $50
Steamer Mauretania r, Prehard Liverpool July .s u
rived the Bar at 7:31
steamer La Provence G Poneset HasT. Jgly s H. s to
and e44 steerage mails and mdse Arrived at
steamer Algonquin Staples Jacksonville July IA and
Charleston 15 Clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
steamr i HamiIton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
to Old Dominion Co, with passengers and mdse
Steamer New York Dutch Julfs. Rotterdam July S.
to Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Castle. Byrne Vera Cruz July g. Pro-
sreso IL and Havana a. to the New York tp4a Ha al
the Bar IL so q
Steamers Bayamo tCuban). Havana and Tampico An
(Cubanl Santiago Navahoe. Wilmington etc;
Ctta di Messin UtaD. Norfolk; vincenzo d. Giorsio
fNor) Port Antonio Taft tBr) Baracoa Stella GtaD.
Norfolk: Mara Kolb Ger. Campbeton: Prins wiem
" Gerl. st Marc PortauPrnce etc; Indsnfels Ger.
folk and Newport
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Antwerp. July 1s-American Dutch. New York
Cadiz. July 16Montserrat (Span New York Tor BARGE
Iona.
Singapore July 17-Kasenga CBO. New York via Alden
for Manila r.
and New York
Rio Grande Sui. July 15-C'rown Prince tBr). New
York Bahia, Rio de Janeiro and Santos.
Rotterdam July 17-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch) New
East London July 15-Corfe Castle CBr) New York via
Cape Town mn,
Messina. July 12-Caprera UtaD, New YORK VIA fhlia
deIphia. -, Il, r-x..o.
Rio de Janeiro.
NapIes July 14-Rona tFr), New York.
Naples July 16-Koenign Luise tGer), New YORK VIA
Gibraltar for Genoa; Romantic tBr). New YORK
Port Said. July 11-Caope (Br New York via Alsiers
Shanghai. 49,
etc New York
Iavre JuIv 17-Ia Touraine tFr). York
Boulogne July 1T-Nieuw Amsterdam 'Du'eh' we" 'oiA
Rotterdam 49, Vs. 1T.
Rio de Janero July 4-Brantwood (Br) New York via
Pernambuco and Bahia r - x,
Genoa July 14-Duca desl Abruzzi QtaD, New York
via Naples. VT.
Havre July 14-Hudson (Fr). lie Breton. New York
SAILED.
Queenstown July f7-Ceitic Ur) New York -.
Barrv july 15EStar OF Scotland (Br) for New York;
Santos July 15-Swedsh Prince tBr). New YORK
Coronel July l6-Rele of Scotland (Br,, New YORK
Victoria Brazil, July 14-Chaucer tBr), New York or
New Orleans. g. ga.
Yanni utaO. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

q, peaaon IN bankruptcy was fled yesterday in
- ehi'ea States District Court by Mary H. Grid
W ", VINO conducts boarding house at No. 107
"' 20 street She gives her liabilities. un-
aSaa
=. !. schedules Of Julian schol e. Co. VINO have
SHoe here and Al factory at Kingston. y. Y,
Aanlllties 9t ss7 s3s 49, OF which s65,j63 "a is
ED II assets are placed AT slo..75o IS She
!, -efa ewes the Siearns Manufacturing Company.
NO % Liberty street s22Ss6 oS. and Florence 81.
tM
g. 4 Zettler, q New York corporation. manu-
and dealer IN shirts and haberdashery at
c.. ~ Broad street assigned yesterday to Pierre
~ sSsl'isrS- The company WAS incorporated IN
- The officers are Walter Gougelmann, presi-
~-' ana IL. =. Zettier, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
GERMANY'S FOREIGN TRADE.
figures Show Decrease in Imports and In
crease in Exports

Berlin, July 17.-Contrary to reports published
outside OF Germany that the German Imperial Bank
hss discontinued making interest-free advances to
encourage gold imports from New York IL is
learned that the bank has not abandoned this poll
icy. The return issued to-day shows a further in
crease of t75oee in miscellaneous assets. which in
clude advances upon incoming gold. This stem now
stands s5l 5ao00 which probably is the highest re-
onrsed 1t is evident. therefore, that much gold is
under engagement for import.
Foreign trade statistics for the half year issued
to-day show that the imports of precious metals
amounted So $4,000. against s1s $4,000 for the
corresponding period last year: exports IS ooo
as against $4,000 for the corresponding period of
last year.
TIE general foreign trade figures. which include
precious metals. follows: Imports N075-
7HM decrease $50 25o 900; exports 1886 oOo in
cresse s65d0o5s.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
COREY HERE, OPTIMISTIC.
Steel President Says Nomination of
Taft Has Restored Confidence.

,.-,t,;sn, r Corey president OF the United
e..,as steel Corporation. returned from two
s.eufhs. vacation IN Europe yesterday, feeling
-, as regards the steel industry. He said
~, she nomination of Mr. Taft had greatly re-
.-ed confidence, and that he believed business
,id nick .lp Immediately after election. and
s- conditions would be practically normal by
next spring.
.; -l,ink we have the bottom touched In
Ar. .rices cf most raw materials he added.
,,ch | think :heir lowest point. The
,ex, movement should be toward the former
eyel'
a, heins told tisat the market price OF steel
.o-1u,or had advanced 10 427s. Mr.. Corey re-
,,s-ked that. white il a very satisfactory
,..e he expected il would go still higher in the
,of distant future. in regard to the recently
,st.lea reports that International steel
,,nstiori was being formed in England TO include
,,e princpal English. German and American
s,eei companies. Mr.. Corey said;
81 have received no word that such thing is
.ooy 30 take place. and from what know about
me steel conditions L believe the report is the
result OF q vivid imagination
Speaking of conditions abroad, Mr. Corey said
TIA. there had been improvement in senti-
ment there as regarded American securities since
the nomination of Mr. Taft. He added that there
vas little evidence of hard times in Europe and
that the steel business abroad had not been hit
% aayd the business here had been.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
CHANGES IN POSTAL SERVICE.

Owing to the great amount of business transacted
AT the new Hudson Terminal sub-station OF the
postofice several changes have been made neces-
sarv in the service throughout the city.
William l.. Baldwin superintendent of station B.
has been transferred the superintendencY of the
new sIb-station his place being taken by James
A. McNamee. of station l.. George II. Ne"sofh
Goes to station I, from station l. and the vacan-
~, + the latter station has filed by the trans
fer Of James NJ Moran. superintendent or station
V James P. Morris goes to station from sta
tim X and John J. Mahoney from station to
station K The changes went into enec. yesterday
The vacancy at station probapiS VIII not De
euas until Postmaster Morgan returns next month
from, his vacation.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
ANOTHER OREGON LAND CASE ARREST.

A. G. Marshall manager OF the STANDARD FRO
tective Society who indicted with Henry f.
q Cooke OF the Oregon Ranching and Timber
company for conspiracy to defraud the United
States government out Of timber lands In Oregon
surrendered yesterday and was held by Judge
Hough in the United States Circuit court IN Wv"
hau for trial. Cooke was arrested several days
o,o IN Baker City Ore and is his way
to this city
Cooke and Marshall said to have planned to
get dummy entrants from various parts of the
East to go West and take title to government
lands in Oregon, and then turn them over 10 the
Oregon Ranching and Timber Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TO FoRECLOsE GOTHAM PROPERTY.
Knickerbocker Trust Company Has Mortgage
for 100000 on Hotel Ground.

The complaint in a suit in foreclosure, together
with a lis pendens. filed in the office of the
County Clerk yesterday by the Knckerbocker
Trust Company against the property on whicn the
Hotel Gotham stands at 18th street and Fifth ave-
nue. The defendants include the Hotel Gotham
Company, which the hotel; the Flfty-hitl
street Company. owners of the premises; the Cen
tral Building and Construction Company, the eX-
ecutors of the late Charles Z Barney and others
The suit is brought TO foreclose a second mort
gage for 100000 given June S 1904 by the
Fifty-fifth Street Company TO the knckerbocker
Trust Company. The latter company says sii3. I4e
with interest, is due it,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
REVIVAL OF BUSINESS
Baltimore Clothing Manufacturers Report
Unprecedented Volume of Orders

Baltimore. July 1.-THE clothing manufacturers
of this city report an unprecedented revival of bus
ness as compared with conditions existing couple
months ago. Although this is usually their busy
season of the year. the revival in trade has been
so marked that the largest houses here are work
ing their forces overtms, and are also putting on
all competent workmen who apply for work
The pavroI. of one of the largest establishments
is reported by a member of the firm to carry ~
per cent more names than usual at this season
Another firm reports orders in hand sufficient to
keep the entire working overtime for the re-
r,ainder of the season. and orders are still coming
in in large numbers
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TO CUT DOWN SUBWAY EXPRESSES.

The Interborough Rapid Transit Company will
be allowed to discontinue the operation of express
trains between the 96th street and 13th street sta
tions on the Broadway branch of the subway on
Saturday afternoons between and o'clock until
December / The order granted by the Public
caryice Commission on the complaint made by the
Interborough that these trains were being operated
at a
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia San Francisco)-
Korea Observation-Disclosures. To-day $50 .
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Aameda. July 20. $50
via seattieJ-shawmut July q. $50 . m
New Zealand, Australia Except WesD.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
(va San Francsco-Lord Seton July 26. $50
Hawaii JAPAN Corea. China and Philip
America Maru .................... July p. $50 m
Japan. Corea China ard Philippine ISL
ands tva Vancouver Victoria,
C)-Empress of Japan. July 81. $50 m
tvia San Francsco)-u transport. July 81. p
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands (via San -.
F'rancscol-MarposA Aug 1. $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

ment filed in the insolvency court and Ed
ward S. Purney appointed receiver. The
bank was capitalized at 100000. The assets and
liabilities each estimated to be about 100000
The upon bank started In small way
two months ago. when two three of the smaller
banks failed here
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
'esoMA STEEL PLANT SHUTS DOWN.

". a.' ste Marie. Mich, 5rly l7.--The plant Of
,A,sonaa Steel Company, a subsidiary of the
.,t superior Corporation. MAS shut down to-day
coat previous announcement. Hard times In
sfcs "a Steel circles caused the plant 20 close
aaeeisd ei ! ''''u'''
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
ss5oooo FIRE THOUGHT iNcENDIAR1.

Everett. Penn. July ia midnight fire, believed
to have been of incendiary origin. destroyed the
main building of the Elk Tanning Company here
las; night The plant employed i5e men, The loss
is estimated at s350,eoo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises Sun IDS Moon rises ll;o MOON age "
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy 30 Gov. Island 11:32 Hell Cate i4o
p M-Sandy Hook II 81 Gov. Island --lHel Gate -
New-York tribune., 1908-07-18
'ANk FAILS AFTER TWO MONTHS PUN.

s,r s1ann. July l7.-Owing to a tilat eradu-
,s u's'ned its vaults of currency. the Farmers
N. se'tilants' banking Company failed 10 open
''s i.is aaerning. Later deed ot assisa-