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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-29

anotner's conscience for his own
lawyer should not do for client
what his sense Of honor would
forbid him to do for himself.
s"rrcnt ment Of Witnesses and lit
ignnts.-A lawyer should always
treat adverse witnesses and suitors
with fairness and due considera-
tlon; and he should never minister
client in the trial or conduct OF a
cause. Tho client cannot be made
the. keeper of the lawyers con-
science in professional matters. He
cannot demand as of right that his
} counsel shall abuse the opposite
Sonalities. Improper speech is not
eNcusable on the ground that it
Is what the client wculd say II
speaking In his own behalf
ADVERTISING, Direct or Indlrcct.-
The most worthy and effective adj
young lawyer, and especially with
his brother lawyers. is the estab-
ltshment of a well-meritcd reputa-
ton for professional capacity and
1delity to trust. This cannot DO
forced, but must be the outcome
publication or circulation of ordi-
nary simple business cards, being
matter of personal taste or local
custom, nnd sometimes of conve-
nlence. Us not. per Sc. improper.
But solicitation of business BY cir
culars or advertisements or by per
sonal communications or inter-
views. not warranted by personal
relations. is unprofessional
stirring UP Litigation, Directly
or Through AEcnts.-lt is unpro-
fessional for a lawyer to volunteer
advice to bring a law suit, except
in rare cases, where ties of blood
relationship or trust make 1T his
duty to do so. Not only is stir
ring up strife and litigation UNI
In morals, contrary to public policy
and lndicrable at common law.
NO one should be permitted to
remain in the profession who hunts
up defects in titles or other causes
of action and informs thereof in
order to be employed to bring
suit, or who breeds litigation by
personal injuries Or snose having
any other grounds of action In
order to secure them as clients,
OF who employs agents or runners
for like purposes, or who pays or
rewards, directly or indirectly,
those who bring or influence the
bringing of such cases to his Of
court or prison officials, >physic-
ians. hospital attaches or others
who may succeed, under the guise
of giving disinterested friendly adj
vice, In influencing the criminal,
the sick and the injured. the ignor-
ant or others to seek his profess
sional services
'Isesponsibility for Iitisatlon..--
No lawyer is obligedto act either as
adviser or advocate for any per-
son who may wishtto become his
client. lie has the right to re-
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mont Park. in his first start this sea-
number If high class horses. He will
lucky.
The injury was sustained at. Sleeps
n heavy boy up. made "a fast trial Of
one and Il quarter miles in prepara-
ton for ;he $4,000 Belmont Stakes, to
be run Saturday at Belmont Park; It
up that he favored his left foreleg, and
investigation proved that he had bowed
both front tendons. Colin ran the
mile and quarter to-day in o:O5, The
mile was made in las IS.
Colin has won for Mr.. Keene about
sl4l,000 IN stakes and purs es-r$ SO, 900
as tWo-year-old and $4,000 In tho
Wlthers last Saturday.
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RATE OF DISCOUNT LOWERED
BY THE BANK OF ENGLAND

LONDON, May 2s.-As anticipated,
the rate OF discount of the Bank OF
England was reduced to-day from 3
been retaining the rate at per cent,
owing to the absorption of gold by
France and Germany, but the Lon
don monetary position had become so
easy with funds at l Ia per cent. and
discounts at ! and 1 Ia per cent. be-
low the bank rate that the authorities
had little choice but to give the trade
of the country the benefit of the low
er rate. as we'll as being the minimum
rate nearer the market discount level.
The reduction in the discount rate was
largely discounted on the stock eX-
change yesterday when consols rose
5-s but they advanced another Ia
this morning. and the markets genec-
ally were harder, with a cheerful
tendency
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SOUTH 'ATLANTlC LEAGUE.

AUGUSTA, GA. May es.-Dexter scored
the only tally of to days game on a home
run In tho~tourth. It was q pitchers oa'tle
iss snor sun hy u inninss: R.tH. e.
Augusta ........0 o o 1 o o o 81 !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Carson; Sitton and
Roth. Time, $50. Umpire. Newhouse
SAVANNAH. GA. May 2s.-savannah
to-day by score OF to 2.
Score@by innings: H. n. T..
Savannah ......2 % Q o Q - Is
Columbia ......1 0 o o o o % 8
Batteries-Hlxon and Kahlkon; Friend
end Harnish. Umpire. TRULY. Time. 1910.
MACON. GA, May 2s-After losing SIX
straiRhts the locals defeated Charleston to-
day in one OF the prett!est games OF tho
season. =
score by innings: +. n p.
Macon % o o o o o % 3 IS 2
Battcries-Foster and ReIlnGer Clark
and Robinson. Time. 1:45. Umpire, Buck
. y 81
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PRAIRIE TO SAIL WITH
700 MEN FOR NVARSHIPs

WASHINGTON. D. c. May 2s.-June
10th has been fixed as the date Of the
sailing Of the auxiliary cruiser Prairie
from Newport. r. l.. with 700 blue
Jackets from the naval training station
there for Colon. At Panama they are
to be transferred to the Buffalo, which
will take them to San Francisco. These
men are intended to fill vacancies in
the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. The
Buffalo will bring number OF men
whose terms OF enlistment With the
vessels on the Pacific coast have ex-
pired, and these will be sent UP to
Hampton Roads on the Prairie. The
army transport Buford Is to sail from
San Francisco on June 5th with 700
men for the ships on the Asiatic sta
tiOn
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TENNIS FINALS

The first final in the mems singles
of the Hermitage May tennis tonrna-
ment was played yesterday on the club
courts. Mr.. Rice defeated Mr.. Penn
berton, rs, 6-3, in two interesting sets.
The other two finals will BIO played
Saturday. The match in class a is
between Mr.. Coke and Mr.. Mullen. In
class B. Mr.. Lipscombe and Mr.. Hall
Will play.
In the ladies' singles, Miss Coke and
Miss Blair have yet to play to sec
which one shall meet Miss Meredith In
the final match. The Old Dominion
tennis tournament will begin at the
Hermitage Club next Monday.
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Preparing Big Meet.

The Petersburg Horse Show Association
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. W. Gordon McCabe, Jr.; First Vice
President. DR.. H. G. Leigh: Second Vice
President. Alexander Hamilton; Secretary,
George W. Harrison; Treasurer. James Mel.
Ruffin: Manager. c. R, Randolph; Executive
Committee, DIR. H. G. Leigh, E. b. Sydnur
and NJ. c. Jackson. The, prize committee
Is composed of the members OF the execl-
tive committee and Joseph w. Seward aud
john NJ. Hanrahan; Entrance Committee,
W. Roane Ruffin. John NJ. Hanrahan: A. a.
Slngle. NJ. a. Finn Il. B. Sydnor and NJ, C.
Jackson; Advertising and Press Committee,
John Hanrahan, IF. w. Jones, Harvfe
Seward, l.. r. Jones, Leroy Roper and NJ.
C. Jackson i
The association is making preparations to
hold tne largest and best show ever seen In
this vicinity at its grounds near the River
side Country Club, In Dinwiddie county, in
September 18th and 18th. Z.
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jackson Released.

Pitcher jackson, promising young
tWirler, was released Yesterday by
Manager Life to tie charlotte te !. y. &C e,
terday as the date for extra players
was up, and Jackson had. to give way
in preference to the pitchers OF more
experience. He has III kinds OF prom-
Use and should be making a name tor
himself soon.
RIGGS was unable to appear In cen
tire field in the game with Lynchburg
yesterday on account of an injury re-
ceived in running out three Dagger
will Keep Kim out Of the game for
some time.
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SPIDERS AND W. AND M. TO
PLAY DECIDING GAME.

The final college game OF the season will
he played at Broad Street Park next Mon
day afternoon at 1880 sharp, when the
Richmond College Spiders hook up with
William and Mary. "A
This contest promises to be close and
hard fought william ", , and Mary 'shtlng
up the series. The Spiders have blood m
their eyes having 'once before fallen be.
william and Mary ' Win She ' gets tho cup.
On the contrary, II Richmond is victorious
three colleges William and Mary. Ran
for frat honors, In case this situation
should come about the tie Will have to re-
main, as the faculties OF each OF the three
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!. COTTON MARKET.

NEW..EOEK, May 2S.-The cotton market
vas nervous and irregular, with the close
steady at net advance of points to n
tecline of points, new crop months being
relatively easy. Sales We're estimated al
$4,000 bales. The market Vppened steady
at decline of goa points. Rnd during the
sarly session sold 5m7 points net lower on
gables. good weather and continuation OF
the scattered liquidation noted at the close
last night. There was also some selling by
local bears, but the market steadicd in
spite of this pressure, and during the mid
ule of the day had quite n sharp advance
which was led by July on covering of shorts
and support from spot interests. July sold
up 10 1897. or "a points net higher. show
Ing the biggest premium 1t has yet COM
lnanded over october. which sold only IL
points aver last nights close. There SEEM
plain the sudden strength and later the
market eased off again with crop
months closing within point or two of the
lowest. Weather reports We're generally
favorable and while complaints arising from
the recent storms are still coming in from
the Southwest, they seem to have lost In
ilpence for the time being. private crop
report issued during the day made the acre
age per cent, smaller than last year, and
the condition so per cent. There were
rLmors that report to be issued tomorrow
We're generally unchanged.
Receipts at the ports to-day We're Sso7
bales against 1881 last week and S.7S7 last
year. For the week 10000 bales against
bS,.29 last week and 55,229 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans 1876 bales
against 1886 last year, and at Houston 900
bales against 1871 last year
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PROPOSE CANYONS OF ETHICS
FOR MEMBERS OF THE BAR
Draft Prepared by Committee Of Bar Association Which
Will Be Revised After Criticism for Submission
at August Meeting
at August Meeting.

NEW YORK, May ga draft for
the proposed canons of professional
ethics has been prepared by a commit
tee Of the American Bar Association,
and is being submitted to members
Of the association for suggestions and
criticisms. The final report. which it
is proposed to base upon the sugges-
tions and criticisms received, will be
submitted to the association as whole
at the annual meeting to be held next
August in Seattle, Wash.
The report is signed by Alton B.
Parker, former chief judge of the New
York State Court of Appeals; Justice
Brewer, of the Supreme Court of the
United States; Judge Thomas G. Jones,
Of the United States Court in Ala bama,
j. Nj. Dickinson. president of the Amer
lean Bar Association; George r. Peck
and William, Writ Howe, former presi-
dents of the association, and Francis
Lynde Stetson, president of the New
York Bar Association. The report is
result. of a three days session of the
committee, recently held in Washing
ton.
The canons deal with the many pro-
blems confronting the lawyer In his
professional conduct. Among the most
important recommendation are the
following:
"Dcfcnding One Whom Advocate
Believes to he GulIty-A lawyer
may undertake with propriety
the defense of person accused OF
crime. although he knows or be-
lleves him guilty, and having UNI
F., dertuken it. he is bound BY all fair
| and honorable means to present
| such defenses as the law OF the
land permits, to the end that no
| person may be deprived of life or
liberty but by due process Of law,
| sHow Far a Lawyer May Go In
Supporting n Clients Cnuse-Noth-
| ing operates more certainly to 4
create or to foster popular pre-
JUDGE against lawyers as q, class
and to deprive the profession of
and confidence which belongs to
| the proper discharge Of its duties.
| than does the false claim often set
| up, by the INSCRIPTIONS in defense
of questionable transactions, that
1t Is the duty of the lawyer to do
| whatever MAY enable him to sue
coed in. winning his ell clients Us
! Sotion to the interest OF his client.
| warm zeal in the maintenance and
! defense of his cause and the eX-
ertion of the utmost skill and abil-
! ity, 10 the end that nothing may
be taken or withheld from him,
save by the rules of LAW, legally
apn,Lied, !. - .toa,,,.,,,, .,
be borne in mind that the great
trust is to he performed within and
Il not without the bounds of the law,
The office of attorney does not per-
init, much less does 1t demand for
any client, violation Of LAW or any
manner Of fraud or chicanery NO
j lawyer is justified in substituting
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PETERSBURG WINS
4 sneoial tn Tha TIrnea- plsnntch.l

Special to The TImes- DIspntch.1
y PETERSBURG. VA, May 2S.-Heavyyhl.-
ting and ragged fielding on both sides
marked the first of q series of three games
with the Richmond Journal team, which
Petersburg won ut Kenilworth Park this
afternoon In the presence Of a small crowd.
Score by innings: R. II. e.
Petersburg 1888 0 2 o o o 2 . 3--l2 II }
journal ......-0 Oil Q 2 o 0 o. 10 6
Notwithstanding, Ford and Me-
sLeavy: Journal, Thorpe and Shelton. Base
on bals--Off Ford, l; off Thorpe, 2. Struck
enby Ford q BY Th95pe' !, dHoms,,rnn-
I4imcburger
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FANS ENTHUsE
rspecial to The Tlmes-p.spatch.l

Special to The Times D!spatch.
EAST RADFORD. VA, May es.--There
was a good crowd and much enthusiasm
when the Radford league team defeated
the Pulaski GrazIers at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon by score of 2 to 4. Rad
ford made nine hits and Pulaski eight. The
star playing was done by Henry Jackson for
RadfoTd.
Batteries-Radford, Doherty and Batch
elcr; Pulaski, Wallace and Seagle.
The two teams Will meet on the Fair
Grounds diamond tomorrow at $3.50 for
the decisive battle. Interest Is at white
heat.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
nav COODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2S.--The prices on
staple print cloth were fixed at 474c. by sew
eral printers to-day. Prices on staple gints-
We're priced at 1Oisc. net. This completes
the revision of finished cottons to the levels
mems wear is recovering rapidly, and mills
are beginning to resume operations. Some
very large duplicate orders for fall have
been booked. The jobbing trade holds quite
steady. and retail trade shows the benefit
O; more settled warm weather.
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colleges concerned will not allow any
further games after Monday.
Many Willisrnburg rooters Will come with
the team. and Chief Rooter Lewis. OF the
Spiders. will have his rooters out in force.
Not only VIII the occasion be test OF skill.
but also OF lung power. Fans will long
remember last years fnal game between
these two ancient rivals. Richmond College
will line-up follows:
Gardner, left field; smith, right field r.
Wright, centre field: Handy, second base .
Lodge, catcher: Ezekiel. first base; jenkins.
shortstop: Sheppard third base, and Hanty
Wright on the mound
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TWELVE innings.

NEWPoRr NEWS, VA, May. 2S,--
Tho baseball team OF Mount 81, .Ioseph
Academy, Of Baltimore, defeated the ST.
Vincents Academy Nlglt SCHOOL here
to-day in a hotly-cont sted' twelve,
The BAT teries wee Stone and Lambert,
for Mount st. Jo,en's Nnd eBeckes and
O'FIara, for st. ,NW
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Durgnn sayes DAY.

Special to The Times Dispatch
b WINCHESTER, VA, May es.-Winchester
Royal, Va, at Reservoir Park this after
noon to 8 in one OF the snappest games
OF the season. Dugganf saved the day for
the locals when with one on base he landed
for a home run.
Observation-Disclosures Sinner and Wood
ward; Eastern College, Flowers, and Mubry.
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BILL
VILE PASS TO-DAY.

Continued from First Page.l
be included in the approved securities,
If known by bank, to secure its loans.
said Mr.. Teller. II object to this state.
ment," he added, because I do not
believe II viii stop with what is pro-
posed In this bill, know there is a
determined effort among bankers to
make commercial paper an asset upon
which TO issue money"
No nencit to Small Banks.
That there was no need for including
commercial paper among tile securities
provided in the bill, beyond the de-
mand Of q great many bankers that
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY rs. 100.


Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner William Layton, Browning,
Havre de Grace fish, A. C. Young Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. NOR.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
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THE UNDEFEATED COLIN
WILL NEVER RACE AGAIN

: NEW YORK, Mayo S,-ETavlng borne
the colors of James4R. I<eene thirteen
times to. victory and never having suf-
fered defeat, Colin, the Commando Pas
torella colt which horsemen generally
considered the greatest horse ever
bred In this country, broke down to-
day after fast work out, and prob
ably will never again face the har-
year-old. Colin defeated his fields In
easy fashion, and last sSa turday at nel-
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Quiet; No. . mixed. 56isT57c Rye,
Firm: No. western, export. 9O193c. But
ter--Firm and unchanged fancy imitation.
eO4o1c.; do. creamery. 2592Gc.; do: ladle.
1S01Qc.: store packed. 16d17c. Eggs
Steady and unchanged at INC. Cheese
Firm and unchanged: large, September.
1910; new. flats. Ike: new small. 72Ac.
Sucar-tTnchanCed. coarse granulate ed $500. ]
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A WrnnglIng Game.

Especial to The-Tmes -Dtspatch.]
!. SUFFOLK, VA, May 2S.--Ina n game that
folk to-daytlo to Newport News before a
large crowd at Peanut Park.
Score by 4innings r. II, H.
Newport News,..o. 2 o .---5 I'll
Batterles-Curry, Roaten and Bryan;
Findleyson, Barnes and Hines.
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Licenses to virglninns.

IICcHSeE 10 IrBIHIuHBs
WASHINGTON. D. c., May oS.-NIar-
riage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Ernest F. Bankmann and Annie N.
Sanders. both of Great Falls, Va
=, Miles r. Hardenburg and Ethel D.
Cleveland l.. Bolton aud Lera A.
Nash. both of Remington, Va.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lGnlna OF r,nIn fcI.l. d.

Richmond. Va. May 2S, 1905.
Report of the live stock market for the
week ending May 25th:
Best steers. 55s@6c: medium to good. 81 n
ala common to fair. $40 best heifers.
"a SIC; medium to good. 4H0i%c; COM
mo nto fair. 3h94c; best cows. ib4Ac:
few extra, 4sc; medium TO good. 3,sGSac:
common TO fair, 2l493hc: bulls, 3A@4hc:
COWS and calves. s2o@S4O per head; sprin,.
lambs 7'49sc; a few fancy little high
er; common to fair, 637c: best ia tsheep,
5i+ $685.; medium to good. s4.s00s5; sows
and stays. 494l.. Prospect fair for next
weeks market.
BALTIMORE. MD, May 2s.-FLOTR-
Eull and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; spot,
contract, 99AW 99$ssc.; No. 9 red, western.
sl4 l.oois; southern on grade, 95la q 99c.
Corn--Dull spot, mixed, 74Ac.: No. white,
iila177ac.: southern white corn, 79c Oats
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BEARS ATTACH
G.0U.L D STOCKS
In Spite Of Decline, Money Is
Easy and Railroad News
III Reassuring.

NEW YORK, May as.--The stock
market to-day had to sustain some
rude buffets in the demoralizing breaks
lin the Could stocks, and the power
of resistance to this Influence which
was displayed had some effect of re-
assurance on speculative sentiment
The reduction in the official discount
rate OF the Bank of England was elo-
squent Of the irresistible effect of the
sweep into bank reserves in keeping
down interest rates. The same state
of affairs is dlscernible in our own
money market, where money continues
easy in spite of the weeks require
lment of nearly s1S,00o,00o on the New
York banks already met. for return OF
government deposits and for exports
of gold. Apparently this heavy drain
is offset fully one-tl1ird by the con-
tinued inflow of currency from the in
rerior.
The passage through the House Of
the mergency currency bill was the
professed ground for some of the early
buying of stocks.
The Southern Railways April state
ment of earnings confirmed the March
statement in its evidence of the sue
cessful cutting down of operating eX
penses to an extent sufficient to yield
a better net return than last year. The
decidedly cheerful tone of reviews Of
the iron and steel trade situation was
a. factor in making UP the tone of the
days speculation. So also was the sus-
tanned confidence in the crop condition
expressed by trade publications. Bonds
We're irregular. Total sales. par value,
$2.6SS.o0o. United States bonds were
unchanged on call. Total sales to-day,
692. 500 shares.
NEW YORK, May gs.--Moncy OH call
easy. l-2Gl 3-4 per cent: ruling rate,
] al; closing bid, l IL: offered at 81.
Time loans very quiet, and steady;
sixty days, 21-2 per cent, and ninety
days, 2S-i to s per cent; siX months,
3 1-2 to Sd per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper. 3 1-2@4 per cent. Sterling
exchange steadier. with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.s710@s4.S720 for
demand and at s4.S525GlS4.S550 for
sixty-day bills. Commercial bills,
s4.s4S4. Bar silver, So is. Mexican
dollars, Al.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. May 2s.-SP1RITS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 4oAc. receipts,
% casks. Rosin--Steady at s245; receipts
IS barrels. Tar-Firm at s1.60: receipts. A
barrels. Crude Turpen tine-Firm at SEQ
2.90 and 1915; receipts. ia barrels.