New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING

-o>-c9zcS Sonata After brief session,
devoted 10 routine business aGjoaILlIileLe Isi T@
tol,e- 20 January I - House: After passing
: -sIl,I-ax right of way measure, Adjournment
until January was taken
E7oRETGN-The British Parliament has prac-
+icaI1zy closed its business sessions ana VII po
r,-C-oeT,a6 until February 16. =- Inc mouse
Of Lords passed the miners bin with aiiIeIIo @
,.a,+s ,,l7irr make the working day one OF prac-
- r,5rl-eZ- on TIC opening Of its new parliament
are exuresSed by representative men u az
shades Of opinion in France. - Inc LuIhiSls s
T,a-13aT,en+ NET and examined the credentials OF
members: the son Of Aidhat Pacha ms peeLs
appointed q Senator - Presloelll 81 S2i1lOL t., -
Havti announced his cahlnel- - ~ - "
from the battleship Nebraska won the pdSeD1Il ~
championship Of the feet by deIeatlng IIe ~ tea-t
from 1he New Jersey: the warships VIII leaNe
Colombo for Suez to-day. - Stanoard Ol-
Interests have purchased two buildings 1of bus!-
ness purposes on the south sloe OF 81 Jtl5eS jane.
Park causing adverse comment LIoIll 1e9-
Of this exclusive section
rTTY-Stocks closed weak = Harry 3.
er1vdarn. q curb broker, was shot and propap!y
80 s--aar 0fHCa - The Liberty Dawn
Association began its strike on Two livery
-4.t1as- there was no disorder - It was
,-eDorted that the Hill system had obtained con-
,ro1 Of the Colorado & Southern Railway -
T5a1f million dollars IN cash and securities was
moved from the old National city BANK bullulIls
TO its new quarters across the street - n n
demand was made upon the city Tor S1ZU,vVv LOT
land condemned for dam purposes we've I"eIHe go 60 ;
aRo The Red Cross antl-JuberculOSlS CUlll =
r77ittee reported that nearly i've million Chrlst
mas stamps had been sold == Il was an
,,or,1ce5 that Mrs Russell Sage would distribute
-l.is week histories Of her own and her late nus
lands families TO the public schools OF the
largest cities IN the country. - AInnassdoor
Takahira- in speaking al the Lotos Club dinner
said nothing more was TO be desired in the rela-
tions between japan and the United states
= Il was suggested that st Johns PARK pe
restored in connection with the saving az 81
Johu-s chanel. - The Public Service com
mission closed the hearing on the proposed oSJh
street transfer order. attorneys for the roads
calling the contemplated action unconstitutional
and confiscatory. - The Public Service com
mission will ask the Legislature 70 place ferries
under its jurisdiction ii was announced -
II was said that the Hains defence would ask
perrnission TO experiment with captain halIlS s
pistol before the jury trying T Jenkins Hams
DOMESTIC.-Leaders Of the insurgents" eX-
messed confidence at Washington that the House
rules would be changed at this session --=
Governor Hughes gave out al Albany the names
of those appointed TO serve on his military stan
for his second term == An increase OF $34,-
S1Q 669 in resources Of state banks and Of $26.-
S2g557 in deposits, from August 81 TO NOvem-
her %. was reported by the State Banking De-
raTt1nent at Albany - The Ballston Paper
Cornpany's mill. near Ballston. y Y, was burned
with q loss Of 100000. == 1t said in
Washington that among the first contests to
sentative Hepburn. of Iowa == II was an
nounced at Albany that Dean H R Talbot of
All Saints Cathedral. had accepted call 10 St
Davids Episcopal Church at Portland, Ore ==
A brief Of the Standard oil Company was fled
with the Supreme Court at Washington.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fo- to-day:
Fair: colder at night, fresh southwest 10 west
winds The temperature yesterday. Highest
SO degrees; lowest, 26.