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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
NEW BRITISH COURT
WILL HEAR.-APPEALS

M LONDON, June by the estab-
|Hshment OF the court of criminal APP
peal. which comes into existence this
month, England is following in the
footsteps of America. Opinion is very
much divided as to the merits OF the
change. and some English critics point
To the constant appeals and long-de-
1ayed justice in American murder
cases as an example OF what England
may expect.
F Henceforth all convicted criminals
will have the right TO appeal both on
questions Of law and of fact: and even
II prisoner admits that he is rightly
convicted he can appeal on the ground
That his sentence is too severe. The
court consists OF nine judges. headed
by the lord chief justice, who may
1T In threes, and decision OF the
lower court will be upheld or quashed
|by majority.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
ARCHDUKE BEATEN
BY PEASANT GIRL

BUDAPEST. June 1i.-Archduke
Joseph. as brigadier, is accused of
having allowed himself to be beaten.
and If Emperor Francis Joseph
wasn't an eminently sane and kindly
man. the martlnets OF the war Office
might give his imperial highness all
sorts OF trouble by trying tn enforce
against him the letter OF the military
law. that ANY army officer suffering
physical punishment must resign.
The awful affrOnt happened at the
archdukes summer home. the estate
OF kistapolcsany. II seems that the
archJuKe. Ms VIE. Archduchess Au-
gusta. and courtier were walking
in the castle park, when they sud
denly heard the swish OF rod be-
hind. AT the same moment the arch
duke got a cut across the back and
shoulders.
Turning. he saw pretty young girl
dressed up In peasants hhery. She
held a willow switch in her hand and
was about 10 apply IL again and again,
when an exclamation from the arch
duke STOPPED her.
Don't be angry, your highness,
sue Sdlu. DuL uhitSS YOU dNN'pI -"
strokes from this switch. will not
get married during the year, and be-
sides you will have sickness in the
house
The courtier who is a Hungarian by
birth. explained that Whftsuntide must
see the master beaten by his female
vassals or they and the master him
self are bound 10 suffer. On this the
archduke laughingly consented TO be
birched. and allowed his wife TO give
him "A few additional strokes for good
measure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
MRS. LETTER TO SPEND
SEASON WITH CURZONS

LONDON. June l1.-Mrs. Letter, OF
Chicago. who Is coming &c london
this season. will not see much OF so-'
ciety. Her recent mourning for her,
daughter. Lady Curzon, dcbars her
from anything but the quictest func.
tions. and she probably VIII spend
most OF her time in Sussex with her
motherless grandchildren and their
father. Lord Curzon. who is ia poor
health.
Lord CurzoR is~een in London very
SELDOM as hts health prevents him
from appearing la. public. either po-
liticaN or socially His big town
house n Carlton House terrace. which
he rented quite recently. Will be empty
most Of the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
GIRL TAKES LAW HONORS
IN CLASS NUMBERING "a

JEFFERSON CITY 3unelt. OF >the
1874 hw students who took The cNam-
inakoM heioIc hr board 0f examiners
here 1870 We're successful ana were
awarded licenses 10 practice law in
Missouri OF those who made the re-
CURED grades Miss lydia Lee. OF 81
Louis. was awarded the highest hon
ors. Miss toe f. steuosraphcr FOR Ed-
ward c. Crow. OF s. I.Quis cI Ntior-
MY General of the state She bold
that position with Nm CVoY dntme
his term as ATTORNEY general, and
when b, went 20 S. Louis thl0e
wears 40. al, me cyMrafioY OF his of
hcial term. she accompanied him
Miss Lee is a. daughter OF John 4.
Lee. 81 Joplin, who was warrant clerk
in Ne STAGE auditors othc" here an.
der J 81 Seihert and Mnsrt o. AL
Ter Another young woman Miss G..
{ rhumnel OF 40 43tl West Belle.
s. toui7- also took the examination
and rank', high
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June H.
iFha election OF officers of the
Knights Templar Will be held today.
Grand warden IL the only place for
which there Is contest
with Mark Norris and w j Clark
In he field for warden from this
city and John II. Hannah and Fred
II. Warren, from Detroit. it is likely
that neither OF the big cities will
land the place. for the grand com
mandery Will not encourage dissen-
sion by choosing between rivals from
the same town, s This leaves the field
open 10 Or. L. :, Griswold. Big Rap
ids; C. T.. Wise. Coldwater. and FNd
4. Aldrichs Flint. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
The Undoing Of Professor Bings


afaount of room would he tequired for
It's stoNaee. The professor WASH
l-artihg ttfc stuH away vIih him. OF
that the super was ctrtan several
OF MS were near the bunkhoueN, that
Watching Pablo. the ircght
erl HlCk up his woodW9gonho take ON
ne professor : trunk. sE.ps anu an
Elal boxes
While the loading was going on a
roW was started between Reddy JACK
SON aud Pablos Brother. Nanhel
There seems 10 have been little cause
for The trouble aside from The known
anltnathy which Reddy cherished Tor
Mexicans and ala things Mexican.
Baxter ayerred than Manuel made 4
face ar Reddy and in silent. but
none the less insoieut manner, took
occasion 10 make himself extremely
offensive
Anyhow. Reddy ieapcd for Manuel.
grabbed him aHd i'm the struggle that
followed both fell ON one OF the ami
mai boss, wrecNns IL C0MpietCrT-
When Manned distnlangled himself
and jumped up. he had a wildcat by
the tail and was whiting The STUFFED
carcass about his head
"Gingo chinga&o" shouted Manuel
and launched the wildcat straight 1t
Reddy.
Jackson side-stepped and came back
>at Manuel with a Giia monster which
struck the greaser fairly on the-SAoul.
der and sent him staggering by that
time. Pablo had leaped TO his brother 5
assistance. and, ia twinkling, had
-p1CkCd TITT n CuyurF TrTrT sTrTCK rtt-7ttry
such blow from behind that he
broke the animal in two
The amount OF sawdust and excel
siov that filled the air right then.
would have stuffed good.si2ed set
Of parlor furniture.
''Whoop,' cried Reddy, and pickeA
up a ball OF something bright and
hurled it at Pablo.
Pahlo-duoEed the ball passed over
his head. and the super caught IT,
"Amalgam," shouted the super
Stop that row, YOU fellows Catch
the PROFESSIONALLY him! lie has
stuffed those animals with the stolen
-aaa--.aaIn Don IL him geI aMa!%aa -
Catch him
Catch the professor Catch him.
The super In his excitement. was
talking OF an imposslbility. We raced
around like Wild men but We couldn't
even locate the professor let alone
catch him How he vanished is n
mystery. even 20 this day. yet vanish
he did and without leaving so much as
trace behind.
There were twenty specimens In his
collection and they planned out, ami
mails and reptiles. nearly a thousand
apiece
IT the pT0TGssOT had succeeded IN
toting his geological garden out Of
camp, his sojOurn among us would
haze ended very proftably for him.
self: but I've been watching the run
OF the cards in this game ot life for
going on sixty years, and I'm telling
YOU that fortune can't be bluffed with
a cold deck Bings tried II and that's
the reason he couldn't last.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
MELBA AND CARUSO TO
SING IN PARIS BENEFIT

pNRlS. Ilr rhc announce
meut that Media and Causo anc both
20 sing at the opera on June T. has
caused intense interest ia Partisan
society
The occasion of Caruso's FIRST ap.
pcarance In grand opera ~ Paris is a
special performance for The DeECdt OF
the Dramatic Authors fund. Tho low
est price fof admission will be $50
and wealthy people are giving fancy
prices FOR seats The R6ihschilus
have paid q 600 for box Baron Hen
ri dc Rothschild sivin $500 FOR a
ST3TT-
The opera chosen is Verdi's Rigo
letth. With Casuso as she duke Re
maud as Rigolctto and Nelba as Gilda.
Caruso will sing IN Italian and The
others in French
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
missionaries Go to LapIand.

4 STOCKHOLM, June TZ.-Severaf
woman missionaries have started for
Lapland to hunt up nomadic tribes
during the summer and to preach to
the adults and teach the young. In
the warm season the camps OF the
Iaplanders are often hundreds OF
miles apart, and travel In the desert
IS full of dangers. particularly for
women. Yet male missionaries have
never reported for duty in these high
northern ATTITUDES. and so the women
~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
Western Summer Travel.

Information FREE For trips west.
southwest. or northwest OF Chicago
use the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway. II reaches principal cities
and wellknown summer resorts OF H
linois, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa
Missouri. North and South Dakota
Excellent service; fast trains. direct
routes. Summer resort literature and
complete information free. r. c..
Jones. Michigan Passenger Agent, 212
Majestic Bldg. Detroit. Also publica.
lions regarding the agricultural and
commercial! opportunities along tho
Pacific Coast Extension OF this rail
way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
THEATRES OF PARIS
Il HAVE A BIG SEASON

VA PARIS. June ll--Paris theaters aid
Q record business in 1907. Interesting
figures just published show that the
opera houses, theaters and music
halls of Paris took more money last
year than I'm any previous year Of the
present century-that is. since the
boom year Of the 1900 exposition.
~ The grand total of receipts was So
10000. The amounts taken by the
more important theaters and music
halls were ne follows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Experience Of . Southern Man.

please allow me TO thank the origi-
nator' OF Postum. which in my case.
speaks for itself" writes Fla. man.
> II formerly drank so much coffee
during the day that MY uervous sys=
tenn was almost a wreck My physi
clan told me TO quit drinking Il but
Mad to have something to drink, SO
Tried Postum.
ITO my great surprise | saw quite
o change in my nerves in about 10
days That was a year ago and now
ny nerves are steady and cont have
those bilious sick headaches which I
'regnlarly had while drinking coffee.
Postum seems to have Sbcdy,butid-
fng properties and leaves the head
dear. And / do not have the bad
Vste In my mouth when get up
Mornings. When Postum Is boiled
GOOD and strong. Il is far better In
tnxfe than coffee My advice TO coffee
4rinkers Is 20 try Postum and be con
uccd" "Thercse Reason :
Name given by Postum Co.. Battle
Greek. Mich. Read isEhe Road to
Xenville." 10 pkgss
Ever read the above letter. A new
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12
CLAIMANT FOR MEDAL
FOR REAL TROUBLE HERO

PHILLlPSBUKG. June i2-Fur fac
ing trouble John WEIGH. OF this city. Is
claimant for a hero medal As
though the elopement OF his wife were
not enough. Welch married his mo.
ther.!ulaw. Then he tried TO abds.t
Chilireh's home, az Easton Pa
Now Welch is mp against II Ter fair.
lie must serve year in the county
Jail for the attempted abduction. sur
render the custody OF his other fouv
children 10 the Catholic Protective
Board and face the charge OF blgamy.
for ne was not divorced when his
mother-in-law stepped into her daugh-
ter's shoes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12

~ The little Grand Guignol theater.
where CORY one-act tragedies are the
staple bill, comes near the bottom q.
the list with only y.500
4 Cunning is as plentiful as wisdom
1sn't
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12

After rain comes snnshine.-Ital!an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12

Nothing was found and tho super
was very much bewildered man.
There Is quite bulk to 100000 worm
of amalgam and considerable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12

Ever read the above letter. A new
( Qne appeass from time to time They
- genuine. true. and full Of human
>lntsrsst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-12

DR.. j. q. BOOK
WIN. j. CHtTTENpEN
EMORY w. CLARK
DON N. DICKINSON
CLINTON O. EDGAR
]. s. FARRHND. JR.
EDWARD FORD
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
BONDS.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

rORFICN TRADING--Foreign houses traded n
about 20 900 shares OF various issues. sales and
purchases being about equal n volume The sales
Included Union Pacific Canadian Pacific. United
states Steel and Baltimore & Ohio American
stocks in London irregular. the Hartman is
s,eS being about the only exhibiting strength.
The general market in London was heavy and IN
settled under the influence OF the conplica tons in
the Balkans Consols declined but u1ade q partial
recovery IN the late trading
REGULAR DIVIDEND DECLARED-The direc-
tors Of the St Louis San Francisco Railroad
Company have declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of ! per cent on the first preferred stock
payable November p
STEEL COsPANY'S POOR YEAR-C. c. Kau--
mann. president OF the New Haven Iron and Steel
explaining the poor results OF last year IN which
the company suffered loss Of s1I,777. Last wear
the plant was IN operation 1872 days the output
being only third OF capacity. The loss for the
year however resulted from the inventory OF stocks
hand. which az prices now prevailing are valued
at IS per cent less than year ago. On AUGUST
81 the company showed q surplus OF assets over
Liabilities Of s6S,s9s- At the annual ting held
IN Camden On Monday Kennedy Crossan was elect
ed president Of the company. to succeed Air. Kau-
mann.
NEW MEMBER OF BANKING FTRM-CIar-
ence II. Young. formerly OF Albany who was
elected member OF lhe New York Stock Ex-
change last week, has become q partner in The
old established investment banking house OF JoseDh
Walker & Sons, OF this city. Mr.. Young Is a son
or Horace e. Young, chairman OF tae board OF
the Albany Trust Company and formerly vice
president OF the Delaware & Hudson Company
H4S 1AN1O DIVIDEND RED UCED.-Ths Rls
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at II
per cent; highest II per cent lowest per cent;
last loan, per cent; closing, 1 per cent; ruling
rate, IA per cent. Time money was held in many
quarters firm rates and FOR long date loans much
inquiry necessary TO find lenders at quoted
quota tons, q considerable amoint being reported
placed at per cent for six months. Demand con-
tinued rather light although the slight hrInness
seemed to act incentive to the placing OF
contracts, even at some advance IN rates. Rates.
2A AGI2& per cent for sixty days 2%9S per cent for
ninety days. gAfSS per cent for the year
and 814d3% Per cent for SIX months Mercantile
paper was a Nt+le active, some good names
having come into the market az slight concessions
Demand mainly from out OF town, the temper
OF buyers here being TO hold for advanced figures
Rates per cent for sixty TO ninety days bills
ceivabe. 494L per cent for four to six months
choice single and 4z451a per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchanges
market opened strong. at further advance OF 10
points IN sterling rates to 4s655G4s660 for cables
4s61z $3.50 for demand sterling and 4s4s54 S4s5
for stxty-day bills. Short francs were quoted at
5I6L less 1-32 and short reichsmarks at e5A less
1-32. Little business done II the first hour,
as bankers waiting for adyices from their
foreign correspondents regarding the Balkan trou-
BILE which is having influence the market.
Sterling rates advanced TO 10 points further since
the opening. due TO circumstances ected with
the European political situation. Discounts at all
the leading foreign centres also hardened slightly.
Gables were quoted at 1850 1856. demand ster-
ling at 4.s6s0d4. s640 and sixty-day bills 4S57
$50. Short francs advanced 20 515I4 95.I5A Plus
1-32 and short reichsmarls 70 e5S99SA plus 1S2.
Bankers' posted rates were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
no WRIT FOR E. 2. BUCHANAN.
Fet'tlon Of a o. Brown & Co. Receiver and
Creditors Denied by Judge Holt

|-RaEd 2 Buchanan, member Of A. o. Brown
= = o. vas summoned before Judge Holt IN the
- States District Court yesterday because Re-
- - -1tteAe3d and the creditors OF the firm al
= hey we're IA possession of Information tend
-. = indicate that ne was preparing 10 leave the
--sscn q the court Il stated that ne had
as automobile. disposed OF his furniture, given
3. as rome IN s4th street. and had taken rooms
l. - 3i1te! Monticello. and that Mrs. Buchanan
r. -~-o see ard her husband were about to start
d. - ---er5fca appeared for Buchanan and
d. ms client Intended 10 leave this jlirs-
enrx IL explained thai the changes IN his eli
leesa-~-5--1 q -lF1EE were made reduce ex-
4 n 5-eze Ho-i declined - grant the writ.
r-v-sr- -,.""!l q GO. vas sdjudicated a bankrupt
ers. ers'f-ay and :. :. Towusend Was appointed ref
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

DOMESTIC EACdANGE--BostOn, loo dis
count; Chicago, 25c discount; San Francisco sight
711o premium. telegraph 10c premium; New Or
leans, commercial 75c9SI discount, bank 81 pre-
MUM; Charleston, buying par. selling 1-fOc pre-
MUM; St Louis. soc discount bid. zoe discount
asked.
BANK CLEARNGs.-New York exchanges
$344, 9s3.254. balances S14.007.4s6; Chicago. ex-
changes S40754. 295: balances s3OI1.4e9; Boston
exchanges s27.267.94O; Philadelphia. exchanges
S1s48s.4Is. balances $1.52s. .sS1-
SILVER MARRET-Bar silver, x Mexican
silver dollars, 45c. Bar silver IN London closed
at % "a decline 1-16d-
GOLD PREMIUA--In Madrid 11S5; Lisbon.
1875.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.01a.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS receipts
reported from Washington. S1.02s.4s6; internal
revenue receipts s5sZ.221; miscellaneous receipts
S123.774. Receipts for the day. S1,740.462; ex-
penditures. Sl,610.0oe Receipts for the month To
date. SS,s57952 expenditures. $40 $40 600; excess
OF expenditures. Sss2.04S Receipts for IN. fiscal
year TO date sl55,12l.ss4; expenditures yISs4 as
479: excess OF expenditures. s34.354.5SL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House sS95.5s4
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
Financial Meetin rs.
Union Pacific Railroad Company
ANNUAL MEETING
20 P--es-a- o-e- vn-t IL

I2o B-1e5zsv. New York August I3 1905
-hs Az--sl Meeting Of the stockholders Of Union
Escsc Rz-oa5 -llQany viii the Office of the
Co1pany Sz- Lake City. Utah Tuesday OctO-
bes Ig. 1905 twelve o'clock for the following
To elect fifteen Directors - To aP-
p-gTE TIE t. and a1tlc-ze and direct the ezecu-
C1n sz6 delivery TIE Equitable Trust Company OF
seF YORK ---s-ee of ire ComPanys First Lien and
te-1c-g Mortgage dated T1ns J. 1905. q lndentLre
.or I1s r-r1Ee q su1JectDE. and q take al other
eol 1ecezsa-r appropriate 10 subject 10 the lien
AZ p1ov-s-s e said Ers- Lien a-c Re<-1cnE Mort
tSee e. -l= railroads of The Company, and their
s-znc-es zopur-snznces- including equipment
- scc --s- become subject 70 the lien OF the
tola-a1Fs Mortgage Cs-ed July I. 1891 TO The
-an-le Trust Company as Trustee tsupJect, however
- t-c cl-s- Mortgage consent 10 and sGchorlzs
-lresse q issue n said First Lien and RetundlLs
s1-gaze Eo-- Per Bends f. accordance with the
s-s'yslJJ5 be the retCl6rE OF the
ScEps1yz First Mortgage rslIroad and Land Grant
Ger Cod 5-1Cs 70 mature July l. 1877. and
~ 1s = he reserved for issue from tine 20 riu1s
sits- f- -l= purposes and upon -he conditions and
.sle1rs Sc f1r-h and provided in said First Lien
=. ne purchase railroad with franchises and
e..--ls1a1ceE. and al other property OF Tire South
saa western Ez-usd CCElpanEs corporation Of
ssate . Ne--sskz. and ~ To transact all such
5ls-1sss legally before the meeting,
--1g r-s srprCvai and ratification % al action cf
- = -@s annual Meeting ot the stockholders Of the
-. TIE Purposes q the meeting the books
go q Elock. both preferred and common viii be
= Geek P Il. Monday September =. 1898,
o. = T29e1eo 81 20 O'clock A ID wednesday,
ALEX MIILAR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

decidedly easier tendency was shown in the
market for outside securities. although IN some
quarters continued drnness was manifested Spec-
uAuon as whole was light, and what little acttv-
tty was witnessed was confined 70 the lower priced
issues In the specaltie5 business virtually at
a sIandstin- Electric Boat common and preSerred
Which have been neglected for months moved I'D
suostanuauy rom the last previous transaction
Bay state Gas was down small fraction IN thA
mining group Cobalt Central was one OF the p-in-
dpaI features, rising &c extensive dealings
Ans-Cha4TneTs 5s and TidsWater notes rl,Isd
steady.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London, Oct g. p m--The market for Aneri
an securities closed firm Final prices follow:

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cali money in
London. "a per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 1nG11z per cent; long bills I%d1%
Per cent Berlin discount rate. 2s per cent Paris
discount rate. IA per cent Paris exchange Lon
don % francs I01z centimes. Berlin exchange on
London, 20 marks SsS+ pfennigs. Bar gold, IT'S
111Ed.
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-British consols for
money 81 1916 per cent; for the account s. f-1s
French rentes. So francs 371z ceutiTnes.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

- s1E1,sz @ @aTEzALEzR LINOTYPE COMPANY.
anna -setlng q the stockholders q TIE Mer
- ~.sS L1otyEs Company viii be held the Office
voSazy. Tribune Building. No i54 Nassau Street.
cn Wednesday. October 21st 1905 ar eleven
s,--- = z. for TIE election a Board of Direc
lPr re Transaction cf such other business may
1877 cqEae before ne meeting
FREr'E : wARBT-R-ON
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
Dirfdend Notices.
THE ATCHIsON TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANT.
Four Per Cent Oae-H1zdred-Year Adj1stuaeut Msrs-
gage Bonds.

Notice s hereby given chs Board Directors %
this Company has declared % Be due and psyabs ts
second day OF November. 1905 iuslAneu- interest
(beng the twelfth instar1surJ upon The bc1ds
az the =
OF. being Forty Dollars $40
dollar 81 600 bond. Twenty Dollars s2f Upon
pad a. tas once o. rns Co1apazT- NO Nassau street
New York City. New York. the coupon bC11s ur0f
presentation and respective COUPONS
numbered u and Registered Bonds regis
tered holders tharsos ? 1913
books os the Registered Bonds Cc-ooer
1908. and viii closed Until November 2.
stamped Adjustment Mortgage Bonds. semi ANIMAL
Interest
spect of interest ne STAMPED Adjustment 8orrzaEs
Bonds of The Atchisou. Topeka and santa F4 Railway
Company win be paid rs oecs. No Eassz1 Street.
New YORK CITY. New YORK. November , 1905. Upon
presentation and Of the respective coupons
NUMBERED - and e the holders of Rsssze-s1 Bonds
The transfer books ot Registered BonGs Vii cioss
October 70 1908, and VII remain closed u1tf NO
veuabsE 3, 1908.
r. y. GARDINER Assistant T-szsurs--
New York. September 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

Tfnto Company, the most important copper com
pary OF Europe, has declared dividend q Z7s g.
. share The previous dfv1dsud. declared SIX
months ago, share. and q year zzo rha
dividend was as Sd a share
ONE CHANGE IN GRAEBT BOARD.-Ths
stockholders oS the Grauby Consolidated Mining
Smelling and Power Company. at their annual
meeting yesterday, reelected the retiring directors
with the exception OF George 2 Baker r. who
resigned and elected william A Nash 70 succeed
Mr. Baker.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal

"A arriving New ToFk Oct 8. per S s Lusitania.
would Ike to be Joined by others IN coal mining propOs
lions in the West. Address 8 D. Box 45, ot New
York Tribune New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks IN which there wers
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
The As.ociated Nsrchant. Compaar-

quer-e-y svfdsnA os 0as-es-a-us- - 1s-
Preferred Stocx- el-s-hafs
U-7g0 per the Second Press-rsd Stock Tyf1
paid October 18th. 1905
Transfer books vii closed = n sa-urdzT.
Der 10Th. and rsogsned 10 \ N. Fray October I5th
1893 MOSES ELY. Sec-srzrv-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Mon
days