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New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SIGNS OF RETURNING PROSPERITY
Railroad Conditions Rapidly Improving
Must Soon Place Large Orders for Steel

Cleveland July 13-Indications are multiplying III
all branches of trade that return o. normal pus-
ness conditions is rapidly approaching Ralllodd
managers especially. report decided improve
rnent and a sharp demand for cars for the trans
portaton Of all classes Of freight with the possible
exception of steel ard iron y prominent railway
official said to-day that while this branch OF bus-
ness continued far below normal it no doubt largely
resulted from the fact that the railway companies
themselves were not buying material This state OF
affairs however he added. could not possibly con-
tinue much longer. and the railroads would shortly
be compelled to go into the market, and when they
did 50 the demand would be sudden, as well as
heavy.
Grand Chief Engineer Stone of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers said to-day that his re
ports showed decided business improvement on the
railroads throughout the country. Repair shop
forces. he added had been put full time on
practically all the railroads. both East and West
and many engineers. who have been idle. are now
returning TO work. Mr Stone declares the business
outlook TO be exceedingly promising.
Reports indicate THAT numerous industrial plants
which have been closed down are resuming opera
tions, while others which have been working with
short forces putting additional help.
Two furnaces Of the American Steel and Wire
Company, in this city. will be in full blow
giving employment, it is said, about fifteen hun
dred men.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
BANK MONEY ORDERS
american Association to Try to Take
Business from E.rpress Com panies.

The American Bankers Association It was learned
-e-dav is planning extend its money order
.si,sss abroad. and with this idea in view Thomas
o. lamont second vice-president Of the Bankers
--,et Company. sailed for Europe last week to
a,e the necessary arrangements with foreign
bankers.
-he nresident OF ef the leading Clearing
- hanks ia this city said that it was the in
+ior Of the banks TO compete with the express
',,snies doing foreign money order business
= .,,ar .hey also intended 10 extend their do
- money order business and had formulated
- The idea he added, was TO have the money
ts-s oashed by every bank in the association
S.b has a membership of thousand
-. --esert the Bankers Trust Company is the
-.frq agent It IS hoped ultimately have the
Ot.-lo,l's money orders accepted every where, as
-asz money orders arc.
.,r,,nittee has been formed to carry out the
~ the association for extending its money
- business and earnest efforts viii he made
sis 10 wrest the bulk Of this business from
a. a x,,-ess companies, which are looked upon
L. ~ invaded a field which properly belongs to
% tarks The American Bankers Association
t ,.er issuing money orders for the last two
l e7r Il IS Only recently that its members
eis serious attention to the matter
be - an, bank ia the association receives per
-. - issue money orders its standing is looked
n--sr us -re American Surety Company
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
CAN BUILD WARSHIPS.
SchsCab Says His Bethlehem Works
Can Turn Them Ont Com pIete.

Charles NJ. Schwab, president Of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation. who returned from Europe last
Saturday. was his office yesterday He said
that there was truth whatever in the report
that his trip abroad had been for the purpose of
taking part in the formation OF international
steel trust and that If any efforts being made
TO bring about such combination he not
of the fact He added that his business on
the other side solely in connection with the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation but declined dis
cuss the nature of this business for the reason
that it had not yet been concluded.
Speaking of the outlook in the steel trade. Mr.
Schwab said:
Steel conditions look much better. and the out
look is more encouraging than il has been at any
gradual Improvement. but no sensational upturn
Tor the better re gradual and st steady improve d
impart more stability TO the trade than rapid
restoration.
The reports get from the bethlehem Steel Cor
poration are very encouraging showing salts
taceoLA ilpIQEeineht over the ldSl zen ,s -,
two weeks do not anticipate any changes III
steel prices in the future.
AS to the building of battleships. the Bethlehem
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation, the Carnegie
can furnish all the armor plate and equipment
necessary fer ten battieshps year
Mr.. Schwab said also that he had under con-
temptation the issuance of quarterly reports Of.
earnings b. the Bethlehem Corporation, instead of
annually. heretofore. Whether not this would
be done he said would be decided by the board of
directors. Mr.. Schwab expressed himself greatly
pleased with the structural mill of the Bethe-
hem company which turns out beams and girders
special types and is the only mill of its kind in
the United States.
Speaking of the company's earnings, MIR schwab
stated that during the five months, when bust
ness was at its worst the Bethlehem Corporation
had not only earned all its fixed charges and ex-
penses but had actually earned at the rate OF
about Il. per cent on capital stock.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Monday, July Is, 1905
ARRIVED


Steamer Chesapeake. Hastings. Baitin1ors 70 ae eN
York Baltimore Transportation Line with aaas1 ts
Quarantine a. 3 a m -.
Steamer CoFnus. BOYD. New Oriesns July : 70 TIE
Southern Pacifc co. passengers and Nose Lefi
Quarantine 4:07 a
Steamer CIothihds Cuneo (orl BorEs Port Antonio July
importing Co with fruit Arrived az tHe
Bar a midnight I2rn -
Planters with fruit Arrived a the Bar a. 3 a m
Steamer Ctta Ressira Gtaii. Fagzions. Messln1
Catania Palermo % and Csancta q % er@sl
Feltmann Co with rndse Arrived AZ TIE Bar at s'SS
a m
Steamer Caracas. Faust. Juan July = 70 Boulton
Bliss DaIlstt with 90 passengers mars ana muse
a a -
Steamer DrumcTs tBrl- SpurrtnS Llser2oot @Ine -.
with sugar Bros. vessel % Ho~ard toucer
& Partners Arrived al the Bar AZ SEQ a N
Steamer Thompson. Boston. with pass@hzefs
and mdse % the Metropolitan IS Co Passed N SaaTsn
tine a 7;25 m - -, a
Fruit Co. with fruit Arrived at the Bar II
$50 ~,
ungton II CLYDE with passengers and muse
Left Quarantine Sis ? m
steamer Iceland tRr}. Bali Antwerp July ana Loes
Ped Line with passengers and ndss South
OF Fire Island
steamer SURNAME Dutch Egnond Barna6os. etc. %
the PovaI India Mail IS Go. wth passengers 1ss
and rndss Passed in Sandy Hook T.oB , n
sandy Hook J. June 13 92t ni-NInd SOUTHWEST
moderate breeze, hazy5 smooth sea
SAILED
Steamers Finance crizobaI. fDu-ch Para
ruaribo: Katahdn Georgetown Monroe Norfoik ard Ne
mort
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


LONDON July 13-Min1eapois CBrl. New York
Plymouth June 13. SIP a ul-Eronpr1nzesstu Cscfs
Ger. Few York for Chsrbcurg and Bremen
HAMBURG July Il. rnArsrtEa Ger, New YORK "a
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Gibraltar. july 13 n-Eosntzfn Lniss Ger. New
York for Naples and Genoa Pannonia esr' New
York Naples and Trieste
Dover july 13 So o nl-FfnIand. New York for Art
GLASGOW July 12-Colunlbia (Brl View YORK. via Move
Bristol. July f2-Exerer CItv (Brt. Nsw York
Naples. July 10, 10 u1-Duca degh AoTuzzl utair NeN
York
Algoa Bay. July 11-Corte Castle (Br). New YORK ia
st Thomas July p. II nn-Korona rsr) New Tors for
Santos July 1o-Crovn Prince CBr,. York via Baaia
Ieghorn July f2-4Izeris CBr} New York.
Huroran July 12-Kabiaga CBr) New York via Colombo
Singapore, Manila. etc
Liverpool July 11-Anspa tBr}. New York
Plymouth July I3-Pennsylvania Ger New York
Chsrbourg. July y. m-Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Ger, York
Cstbra1tar July 13 rn-Prinzsss Ireene Ger. New
FolIogne July Il 10 n1-Noorda-1 Dutch. York
Rio de Janeiro July 11-Vslasque= fBrl, New York
Santos July 1G--Spartan Prince (Brj. New YORK
PASSED.
Lizard july 13-Idaho tBr). Hull. for New York
Ponra Ferrarfa. 12-Fr1ns Wilern Dutch. Ns7v
York Indies and Vsnezuea for Havre ard
Amsterdam
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
4MPERSAND co. WINS.
Terdict against Insurance Compa-
MES in Spite of Arson Charges.

The first OF forty-hve actions brought by the
Ampersand Hotel Company against nearly many
insurance companies to recover total loss of
$4,000 sustained by it result of the fire which
destroyed the Hotel Ampersand in the Adiron-
dacks. on September 2S. 1907 yesterday decided
in favor of the hotel company by Justice McLaugh-
lin, who tried the case in April last at the Franklin
County session of the Supreme Court. The par
ucular case in question against the Home Fire
Insurance Company. Incorporation Counsel Will
lam B. Ellison. who tried the action for the hotel
company. said yesterday that Justice McLaughlins
decision would apply to practically all Of the other
forty-four cases
Charles NJ. Eaton, of this city. is treasurer and
manager OF the Ampersand Hotel Company, and
also owns nearly all the company's stock On
March a barber and chiropodist formerly en-
ployed by Mr.. Eator was arrested, together with
two other men. in this city the three being charged
with conspiring to burn the Ampersahd Hotel.
Herman, the barber. testified that he had received
s4oO from Mr. Eaton for the purpose of hiring men
to burn the hotel He is under arrest and
awaiting trial the conspiracy charge. No Grim
inal action has been taken against Mr.. Eaton
In a statement given out by Mr.. Ellison. counsel
for the hotel company he says:
AT the trial il was conceded that the scheme of
Herman and his confederates to burn the property
failed and that the hotel burned before the men
alleged 70 have been hired to destroy it could have
reached Saranac Lake, had they set out to do so.
1t is also conceded that they did not go. So far
the record shows the of the fire acci-
dental and unknown It also developed at the trial
that the barber Herman, negotiating for
lease OF a hotel just outside of the Ampersand
Park, and on the main road and from Lake
Saranac Under such circumstances the Amper-
sand Hotel would have been substantially the only
competitor the barber would have had
Mr.. Ellison also stated last night that he, to-
gether with Otis Chlds Milton Worth and others,
was negotiating for the purchase of the hotel for
the of sl88Ooo at the time of the fire last fall
and that the deal would undoubtedly have gone
through had 1t not been for the fire. 1t was in
tended. he said, TO turn the hotel into proprietary
club, which was 70 have a membership of one
thousand
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TO UNITE ALL MINE WORKERS.
Combination of Coal and Metal Unions Pro
posed at Denver Convention.

Denver, July 13.-The sixteenth annual convention
OF the Western Federation Of Miners opened here
to-day. President Thomas Lewis, of the United
Mine Workers of America, is on his wav TO Den
Yer, and an official conference will result with a
view TO the amalgamat!on of the coal and metal
miners. Should such a union be effected the or
ganization probably Will be known the United
Mine Workers OF America. the coal miners TO COM
prise the coal department and the Western Fedora
uon the metalliferous department. The credentials
committee will recommend that William D. Hay
wood be seated in the convention with complete
delegate authority, though he is not delegate Or
a officer
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
RAILWAY COMPANIES MUST REFUND
Case of Georgia Lumber Company Involv-
ing 0vercharges of $500,000.

Macon Ga, July BIN the Intervention of the
Ocmulgee River Lumber Company in the case Of
H. H. Tiff al. agt the Southern Railway Com
pany ct al cases involving the refunding Of $780,
O00 overcharges in lumber shipments Special Mas
ter ]. n. Taey made his first report to-day. The
due said intervenor, the report says, was
collected and is due from the following railway
companies handling shipments: Southern Railway
Company, S544S64; Cincinnati. New Orleans &
Texas Pacific Company, 81 304 go; Mobile & Ohio
Railroad Company, $5S As: Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company. $26 81; Illinois Central Rail-
road Company, 81 49: total, So SIS 64.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
4Ssi gRe6s Notice.

IDUFssUANT To AN ORDER MADE BY HON HENRY
Il BischOf. al Supreme Cou-r
the md DAY Of July. 19eS notice is hereby given
20 all creditors and persons having claims against
John Pearl. lately doing business a IT20 Second
Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City that
they required present claims with vouch
therefor. duly verideC- the undersigned. the
duly appointed assignee OF the said John Pearl. FOR
The benefit % creditors. at his Of ransactng
business at the once of ; John Block. No 20S Broad
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ctgy. Q
before the 18th day OF september zoos
Dated. New York Jaiy 9Th 1905.
ABRAHAM r. MAYER Assignee
s JOHN BLOCK. Attorney Assignee. No 1oS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
NOT ONE SALE ON COFFEE EXCHANGE.
Blank Board for the First Time in Five
Years-Trade Holding Of.

IN --s nrSt tine IN five years no sales were re
,-5a5 Yesterday on the floor Of the New York COT
sss rx-na-re- often during the summer months
not more than fve hundred 10 one thousand bags
bs,-e heen recorded as days business. hut yester-
ssv rbe.e v-zs an absolutely blank board
The large sales of Santos coffee for the account OF
-Ls .-ys sIorizatior-' project have had deterrent
srs-- in that they caused spectators 10 hold off
There have been only small sales Of coffee from
3-szl on a cost and freight basis, owing TO the
frb urices asked. and the spot demand has been
v-,hir narrow limits. as the trade throughout the
country has been disposed 10 hold of and await
dsveIoprenrs.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
voes AT RECORD PRICE IN CHICAGO.
Reach $50 a Hundred Pounds-No Relief
promised for Six Months or More

CHICAGO. July 12-The hog market, which had
49,, ADVANCING steadily since March. climbed to
-. +,rh mark Of the year to-day. when prime
t-,sIs sold 2. s. & q hundred pounds Scarcity
= co-n resulting in a corresponding scarcity Of
,oes Is given as The reason for the advance which
hss carried the nrios uo from S hundred early
= re year The market receipts have fallen be
- -bose Of year ago and the hogs are said TO
;. -o- 81 heavy. The market went TO s. last year
h- the figure is said 10 have been an artificial
o7s and was followed almost Immediately by a
t-ast IN s. This year. market experts say, high
--t,ss are likely 70 prevail for period OF six
months OF more 20 come
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
WALL STREET WATCHES N. y. N. H. H.

Notwithstanding The assertion of Charles s. Mel
lsl and others that the recent sale Of the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston & Maine stock Was bona ide and not made
10 avoid liquidation Wall Street holds 10 the le
lief that the buyer Of record, John L. Billiard, is
SIMPLY holding the stock for the New Haven or
some other road. Rumors have been persistent
eve since the sale WIS announced that the Della
ware Hudson would acquire ultimately the 1o,
~ shares Of Boston * Maine stock held by
Ah BILLIARD, but representative Of the company
eslied yesterday that there was any truth in
i1ese reports
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TO FoREcLosE ON STEEL COMPANY.

the United States Circuit Court. to-day made an
order permitting William d Blauvelt. as trustee
institute foreclosure proceedings on a mortgage
OF $2.500.0o0 against the Passaic Steel Company.
The receivers Of the company win be made the de-
PENDANTS in the action
The argument viii be made at a later date on the
application 10 have the New Jersey Court of Chan
Gerry appoint receivers for the company. who would
supplant the present receivers.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
RON AND STEEL SETTLEMENT REACHED.

1ol-gstowr, Ohio, July ia settlement affect
~-s .el thousand men in Pennsylvania, Ohio Wis
04-s-a' Michigan Missouri and Illinois was reached
: De'rolt on Saturday night between the Western
% lion Association and the Aualgauated Asso-
le~'a g Iron Steel and Tin Workers and the
, 80 sca-a signed for the year ending June 80,
ms By its terms the wages Of puddlers are cut
I'l' : per cent and the hnishe-s an average of
I.o1' Per cent Work viii be resumed in the
nAs following the settlement
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

truth In report from Montreal that Re vas at the
head of a s4oe00oo0 syndicate which nego-
tiatng for control OF the Montreal Power COM
pany, with the intention Of gaining control OF a
number of other Canadian public service corpora
tions.
Mr.. Shaw said that he knew nothing about the
syndicate which the dispatch said was known as
the Canadian Public Service Corporation, but that
he had been informed that the property of the
Montreal Power Company was not for sale, ana
that no one was negotiating for it.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
COMPLAINS OF ONTARIO G. WESTERN.

Washington July 13.-A complaint was hled to-
day with the Interstate Commerce Commission by
the Utica Traffic Bureau. of Utica, N y, against
the New york Ontario e. Western Railroad Com
many IN behalf of the Steam and Mohawk Valley
Cotton Mills Utica, charging excessive unrea-
sonable and unjust rates switching coal screen
ings in carloads from the tracks of the New York
Central G. Hudson River Railroad Company at
Utica to the Utica Steam and Mohawk Cotton
Mills. The complainant claims reparation of
about $500
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
REDUCE ANTHRACITE ASSESSMENT.

o-'aAtols, Penn July 13-The contest Of the
-lzcl'e coal companies against The conmis-
s sIs OF LaczaWanua County raising coal land
:, ,7sShleat Tor taxation purposes S49,Ocoo90 was
lVsea q today by the Lackswanua County
- which reduced the assessment 10 $50 foot
= making The total increase approximately
''se. The commissioners may carry the case
- lae stare Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
Mr. PERKINS IN Mr.. eARvs PLACE

ri sgs+ w Perkins, it wos announced yesterday.
- = as chairman Of the finance committee Of
s,, isa States Steel Corporation during the alb
Do = AarePe % eX-Judge Z. H Gary. ". B.
., - second vice-presiGent. has been in charge
CB-,- tf-allng department OF the corporation
q = absence If President Corey. who is row
ara snip on his way back to this country,
e@pecfed the latter part of this week
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
EXPRESS RATES ON FURs CUT.

Washington July 13.-The Adams, American.
United States and Wells-Farso express companies
are ordered 10 reduce The rate for transportation Of
raw furs in boNes and bales from St. Paul 10 New
York City from s. % hundred pounds TO s. 90
effective Ipv August j. next The complaint of eX-
cessve rates was made by Joseph Ullnan, and the
express companies are ordered TO extend TO him and
oher fur SINNERS Eheir inland export rate.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
10 ISSUE OF c. g NJ SECURITIES.

Nsr g r- q the Chicago & Northwestern Rail
haas 'Dahy denied yesterday rumors that the
TAev - eyAl leT1plated issue OF new securities
ts rBAs, 80 mat the company had plenty Of cash
e. t,,s us needs. and that about the only prof
Deadi,,,. way which would require additional ex-
ssnstr,., "@S Tie ne~ station in Chicago. for the
adsd u winch funds had been already pro-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TO DISSOLVE SECURITIES COMPANY.

c -As stockholders of the Securities Improvement
-iahy, of No. u Wal street, at special meet
- i'e-o yesterday voted 10 dissolve the company.
= 1oEporstion was formed three years ago
- company. but as II mad disposed OF all its
- - A1ldtngs there WIS no further reason for
----e-lg is eEL.r.rca
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
HOT WEATHER sHRIvELs WHEAT

Washington To the state grain inspector say the
hot weather IS rpening wheat fast that the
kernel is shriveIing and the crop will not exceed
100000 bushels. decrease Of nearly 50 per cent
compared with last year
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
~tTIoNs OF SAFETY APPLIANCE Law

tsnsr.,ssss'I' s'I' July I3-The attorney General
forn,s,+,-s To-day TO United States attorneys in
tse fass against eleven railroads for violation OF
sasses SAFETY appliance law. There were sew
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
STATEMENT OF NON-MEMBER BANKS,

The weekly statement Of averages of the banks
c. New York City. Brooklyn. Jersey city, Hobo
ksn and Staten Island, which are not members Of
TIE New York Clearing House Association but
which clear through some OF the members, is as
fdiOvs
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Lima Ohio, July 15-The Lima Locomotive and
Machine Works, which has been practically shut
down for four months announces the replacing of
five hundred mechanics scattered over the various
departments. The order is effective at once. and
old men who had left the city have been recalled.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,,~r.rT-RE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
- ~ rSr,n sets 80 Moon rises S3I Noon age 10
HIGH WATER
. e5 Zoo. 74s Gov Island s;12 Hell Gate fo;o5
ssndy Hook SOS Gov. Island s:32 Hell Gate lo-9
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
,.,,,eEcc REpoRTs

The Nesaba passed Nantucket IishtshIp at 2so m
Yesterday, and will pronaniy aock ABOUT i''c ''lS
-,u.s Of Ssndv rJoox AT noon
VIII probably dock about II O'Clock this
NOR
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
BANK OF ENGLAND SELLS GOLD.

London. July l2.-The Bank Of England sold To-
day ISL 900 in French gold coin.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
90 Il

Th- approximate OF the lien charge. TO
satisfy which the above property Is TO be sold. =
S43 5sT with interest thereon from 18th day ot
May 1905 together with costs and allow amount
ing 70 S3S77 IS from the 20th Gay
Of Nav 1905 together with the Of the sale
The approxfrnate OF the taxes
wat rents % allowed
TO the purchaser OF the purchase money paid
by tha refer
Dated New York. June 20 1905
JOSEPH POOL
CLIFFORD. HOBBS & BEARD. Reserse
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
5 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Mr.. SHAW DENIES MONTREAL REPORT.
Leslie NJ. Shaw. former Secretary OF the United
States Treasury. said yesterday that there was no
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
TRAnssAciFIc MAILS.

r,.sf.ration and steamer Close New York
Iaosn Philippine Isl
snds tvia Seattel-Tyo Aaru- July - es m
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
ko ko-ss i July fs $50 N
Etsvsi via san Francisco)-Aameda. July 90 $50
Japan Corsa. China and Philippine Isi-
j 6-8O m
New Zealand. Australia texcept Westl.
Samoan Islands aad View Caledonia -
Francisco-rOrd Seton July - 63D n
Hawaii. japan. Corea. china and Philip
anasr,es ma Mazu ~ July o. $50 N
Japan. Corea. China arl Philippine ISL
Vancouver and FicfoTis
3 C)-Empress Of japan July 81 SD N
ia fyis ws san Is Frascissorr rsuso- Jay 81 $50
I191sl Fn9a, snd NSreo1s Aug l. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

an Francisco. July 13-The official closing quo
nns for mining stocks today were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

CENTRAL OF 6fSJRIlA
1905 1907. 1906.
CHICAGO INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
First week in July. s95.577 sIo2oo7 s11o.a12
DETROIT & MACKINAc.
First week in July. S22.sO3 S2419s $4,000
COLORADO & SOUTHERN
Fqm0SF Firn week * IN miles Ssy sslaSSs s2sosa
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM.
Number Of miles,. 1888 4os2 4os2
First in July. SIPS. S3i ShGi2ll s'So'v'o
INTERNATIONAL. s. GREAT NORTHERN
First July. sa9,soo sio3oco $4,000
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL & sAULr STE MARIE
Nun Number Of miles ; ,ooi %s2 Ss spi SIS Sgt s2l$i
MOBILE & OHIO.
Number miles. 92G a20 92e
week July s133 257 sl7@.3eS sl35.729
SOUTHERN
Ngmber Of miIss 800 ,,o5 5s S3a s.sa tsS
TOLEDO PEORIA x WESTERN
Number of miles. 24s 24s 24s
First week in July Sf9.O1+ Seo145 $2tsls
TOLEDO. PEORIA * WESTERN
Cross earnings s1oco5o s12os5e slooese
o'See'es See esr4sings SEQ s9i5SS siso55
Other income e-....-- 800 '-
Total income ..,.. s2s72o snasa slSoass
Charges ---...----.... 23l22 2~o"i 2ioo1
Surplus .......... s25ss sis.72s .sa5a2
81 5ss sss "a "a
Net earns II mos .. S205176 $3.50 l53 s25a sel
Other income $1,000. Ss-9o
Total ssss tes sssg ,s9 SIS s@s ,s ss5
Deficit II months. s42l24 t*1.672 s21o41
.Defcit tsurpius
Mr.. SHAW DENIES MONTREAL REPORT.
Leslie NJ shaw former Secretary OF the United
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July 10. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES AGENCY
ruppIies Professors Teachers Tutors overneSses ETC.
70 Colleges. School and Families. Apply TO
Mrs J YOUNG-FUITON. - Union Square