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NEW YORK Dec. s.-Flour-Recepts, 81 400;
exports, $500. Dull aud about steady
Wheat-Receipts. 265.000; exports, 63 400.
Spot, steady; No. red S1.1os4 @1.1214 ele-
Duluth, Sl.209s f. o. b. a1oat; No hard winter
$l175k f. o. b. afoat The feature of today S
wheat market a violent break at noon
catching stoploss orders, after which a slow
market closing steady. December closed s1.l3;
May closed $1143s.
Wool-Steady.
Hides-Steady,
Petroleum-Steady.
Hops5Quiet.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. sssc; cen
trlfugal (96 tesD, 3.s6c molasses sugar, 3.11c;
refined. steady.
Cofee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
to points lower. Sales were reported of % 500
bags, including December at SC; March,
bloc; May, 5.l5c; September, 5.l5@52oc.
IL @sBc. Mild, dull Cordova, 9A A@1212c
Butter-Steady; western factory tirsts, 20h
Q21c.
Cheese-Firm, unchanged.
Eggs Easier; western frsts, Ss@39; do Sec
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-The market shows
somewhat steadier tone with fancy quoted at
IA@915c; choice. 71s@sc; prime, 6% 47c; old
crop, 4G6e. according to grade.
Prunes-The statistical position is strong, but
the market shows little improvement in tone.
Quotations range from 43sc 10 1aac for new crop
California and from 6lse TO 715c for Oregon
Apricots-Are in limited supply. with choice
quoted at e12@9a4c; extra choice, 1o@lo1ac;
Peaches-Are in slightly better demand. with
choice quoted at 7@71ac; extra choice, 1885,
fancy. 6laQ11c
7s4c: seedless, 4le@6c; London layers. S1-5qs
al go.
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Northern Busines.

TACOMA. Dec. s.-ciearIpgs, s7ss, 44s; bal
SPOKANE Dec S-Clearinrs S1279 o49:
balances S9S 4s1
PORTLAND. Dec. s.-clearings. s1,12o, ,2so;
balances, S52, III.
SEATTLE Dec S-CIearings 81 49f S64:
balances, Si25 331
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Todays statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the S150 600 gold reserve, shows
Available cash balances $143, lbs. .4s2; gold coin
and bullion $23,649,1S9; gold certificates, $5T,-
95S, 40.
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New York Mining Stock.
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Dec s.-The copper stocks were
slightly higher today, but the buying power
was still on a limited scale and except for the
fluctuations in a few specialties the market was
comparatively dull Domestic metal prices were
reduced &c per pound and London quotations
were easier Investors do not seem inclined TO
commit themselves TO any great extent at this
time in view OF the comparatively small demand
for the metal by consuming interests 1t is
thought, however, that the gradual betterment
IN general trade conditions will in time be re-
and public trading in copper stocks.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list Is furnished by E. F. Hut
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Receipts of hay continue moderate and the
market shows no change in general conditions.
Bran Is easy and quiet. but there are no indica-
tioDs of any immediate decline
The circular of Somers & Co. says:
shipments OF hay to the San Francisco mar
ket snow stlll further diminution during the
week just ended the total amounting to 2 300
tons In comparison with 30s0 last week and
$50 for the week preceding that This de-
crease has been found necessary on the part of
nolders or hay, owing to the fact that the ex-
citement occasioned by the issuance of the-regu-
lar November report by the San Francisco 'hay
association now seems about over and consumers
are buying only in accordance with their needs
which must be acknowledged as being rather
hght at the moment A strong country demand
continues however, and many interior districts
are drawing ON stocks that put away for
shipment to San Francisco.
There Is no general apprehension at the pres
ent time concerning the outcome for with CON
eesslons In freight rates which can be granted
under emergency measures considerable ouantf-
ties OF hay can be brought here from the sur
rounding states 1t is our idea that the market
ent range until possibly at the very end of the
season, at which time we may have short
period or extreme prices The rather moderate
demand on the San Francisco market should
prevent any great excitement or great advance
over present. quotations.
To-day the market holds at about the same
range as was noted week ago; on some DAYS
with light receipts sales are effected at above
quotations, but any day with an oversupply
government and export trade because of high
prices It is found that market can absorb
- ~ Iuohti.ies VI nay Win ease.
Bran-S SoUW3l per ton for white and $29. 50d
81 for red.
MIiddllngs-S33 50G So. 80 per ton.
Shorts-S33 a 33. 80 per ton.
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley. $30d31; rolled oats
for feed, S33G34.50; mixed feed S2SM32 for
average lots: oiIcake meal. in 90 ton lots s3s in
10 ton lots $3.50. in > ton lots $50, small lots
$780, 90 cocoanut cake or meal at mills s25 20 in
20 and 10 and S26 in ton lots, jobbing SOC so:
corn meal, S37@3s; cracked corn s3S@39: broom
corn seed, sl.ZoQl2o per ctl; alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, jobbing lots S23 carload lots $50 per
ton. -
Hay-Wheat. S1S@22: wheat and oat S17021 F.
tame oat. S11020; volunteer wild oat S15m1s:
alfalfa, Sl2M15,5o; stock, S12G15 per ton.
Straw-6009Oc per bale
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Butter. Cbee.e and Eggs

CHICAGO, Dee. S.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries
2293Oc; dairies, 81 - 02jc. Eggs, strong; at
mark, cases included. 2s@S1c; frsts. 32c prime
hrsts, 53c. Cheese. steady, 14915c.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

Quotations for exchange and loans stand about
the same. The commercial banks report only
moderate demand for money, the supply of
which Is ample for all mercantile needs. Not all
or the savings banks making loans on real
estate, though some are
Silver is 1sc lower.
Annual meetings of the stockholders of the
II national banks of this city Will be held on
January u.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
Wheat aud Other Grains

Wheat-Conditions remained about the same
everywhere. Locally the market is firm, but
puyers are not willing to pay the prices de-
manded by sellers. hence the market is quiet
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81. .6715 al TO- do milling. 81. 20
Ql.121a California white Australian, $1.75@
lso; lower grades of California $1.45@1 so;
northern club, $1-65@l1 .671a; northern bluestem,
Site 9lIf1s northern red, 81. .62 p q IS; tur
key red, SI.75G1.s so per ctl
FUTURES
10:30 a. III. Session
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Sc. Louis Wool Marker

ST LOUIS. Dec s-Wool firm; territory and
lie; fine, 12@14c "
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PORTLAND, Dec S.-Wheat-Traek prices :
Club 90c bluestem 96c: turkey red, Csc; red
Russian, SSc; valley, 92.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Dec. S-Wheat-2c higher. MIL
-Bluestem. 81. Export-Blnestem, Ole; club
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Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec S-Flax closed 81 AZ
Portland Butter Market
Northern Wheat Nnrker
OREGON

PORTLAND Dec S.-Butter-Extras $50
SIC; fancy, 33@34c; choice, 3oc; store, 1s@2oc
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15c: sheepskins. shearlings. 2oQ3Oc each: short
wool. 35G5Oe each; medium. 53@S0c each; long
wool S5cdS1 %; lambs. 15650c; horse hides.
salt 81 5O0d2.75 for large and 81. 7502 for me
dium 75cd 81. % for small and 2565Oc for colts:
horse hides dry $2@2 23 for large and 81 .25n2 ,
for medium. 5OcG$1 for small and 2565Oc for
colts; deerskins. dry Mexican. 2S630c; dry
salted do 24G26e picked do. Zoe: dry Central
American 26630c: goat skins, prime angora.
7JcM$1: medium 40a60c; large hair goats. 55c;
medium 20c: small. 56115e-
TallOw-N0. I rendered, 41144ci No. ?, Sd4c,
grease. 2021ac.
Wool-Spring clip tfree) Humboldt. years sta
pies 16Q19c: San Joaquin IA 2G935c; southern
coast 61a dS15c; Nevada. 9d14c per H. Fall
clip northern mountain free. 715GSlzc; de-
fective. 506c. Oregon-Valley. 1415G1Tc per
pound.
pound
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LOndOn CLOSING Stocks

I1I sIIFta-Quleti 2 o-Iou Per Uu4ce'
Money-l$z a. per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 24s per cent and for three months
bills % 0l2Ss per cent.
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Flour and Earinacenns Good.

No further price changes In flour have been
reported for several days. but the market rules
nrm with fair local and shipping demand
Fiour-California family extras. IS. .60Q 20 net
without discount; bakers extras, $5.60675 So ;
supernne 81 40@4.T0; Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl, Si.90qJ.40 for family bakers and pat
ents and 4.75 for cut Off: Kansas patents s6 40:
do straight. 500; Dakota patents, $500; do
straight. $670; first clear, S6.10.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash. no discount, follows: Graham -four
S3 per 100 lbs; rye -four, SIS. 40; rye meal So 20;
rice dour, S6.s0MT; corn meal, $3O563. %: ex-
ira cream do, $3.55@3.75; oat meal, 81. 30674 so:
oat groats, 81 30G4 50 hominy, So 40Gy3 GO; (;
buckwheat flour, $4.05d4. 25 whole wheat flour
$3.50; rolled oats, bbls S64750, in sacks 81 5O6
500; rolled wheat, bbls 81 3O@4.sO, in sacks
$50: pearl barley. S5.20G5 40; split peas
boxes, $5.O5N5.25 per 100 lbs
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Neu York stock Iist

Z. f. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur
uish The following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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Dressed beef, veal and ewes are slightly high
er. No other changes Receipts OF hogs have
been rather heavy during the last few days. but
quotations have not been affected
DRESSED MEATS
Beef-6ia 0Tc per ID for steers, 5d6i2c FOR
cows and heifers.
veal-7G9c for large and s1sG9lSc for smaf
Mutton-Wethers, IA GSlse: ewes. 81 G7lAc
per ID.
Lamb-9610c per III.
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-9Q9nc for light and
S0S1Sc FOR heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
Cattle-Steers. No I. 3G4c; second quality.
sac; third quality. 243c; cows and heifers.
SQ31se for No, /; second quality. 2A@2Ac;
third quality. 2Q2Ac; thin, n 62c; bulls and
stays. Ia 91Ac; thin bulls, 1G1Ac.
calves--4ls @4%c per ID for light. 4e for me-
dium and 3lc for heavy.
sheep-Wethers. 80 g4c per ID; ewes. 81 q
31ac, shorn. 1ac less.
Lambs-t644e per ID.
Hogs-10O TO 40 lbs &C. 40 10 go lbs Ga
o1ae' go to S25 lbs. ia G5s4c; boars SO per
cent. stays 80 10 30 per cent and sOws 1OG20
SSr cent on from above quotations.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
ruture Grain and Provisiop.

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Folowing a moderately
firm opening, due TO covering by shorts and
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10:30 a. M. Session
No quota tions.
2 D. m. Session

No quotations.
Barley-Ocean freights continue quiet at the
union rate OF 23s Cd. usual European options.
Ihe chartered tonnage in port is 13 $50, against
1o,o5o tons on the date last year; dis
engaged, 1850 tons, against Is. 5.421; the
way to this port, 155, 165 tons. against 310 200.
FUTURES were weaker yesterday The cash
gram was quiet and featureles. The receipts of
1914 ctls included 71304 ctls. on a vessel
down from Port Costa for export.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot, 81 .432 1.45: COM
mon to fair. $l.40@1.421s per ctl; brewing and
shipping S1.47l3@1.5 so; chevalier, S1.5T1a a
I.6252
FUTURES
1870 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ...-..,. 81 .4515 STAG S1.445s S146
Deeember-No sales; S1.41 bid.
p. In. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May ....-s 81. 451a 81 .451a S1.454 S1.4512
December-No sales; $i.41 bid.
Oats-Both feed and seed descriptions are
quiet and the latter have not responded to the
rains as expected
Choice white, <1.T0G1.75; do No. 1, $1.65@
l.6I u do common, $1.55@e1,60; gray. $1.65q
i.iO; red, recleaned, for seed. S1.75@2; feed
lots, S1.65@g1.70 for choice, 81 55@1 .62is for
good and S1.50@1521s for common; black, for
seed, s.. 1892. 90 per ctl.
Corn-There is nothing new to report in this
inactive and nominal market.
California small round and large yellow. nom
maj; western states yellow, sacked. $1.G0@1 90 (;
new, in bulk. December delivery, San Francisco
track, yellow, s1.53; white, S154 mixed 81 80 !;
Egyptian. nominal
Rye-Continues dull at 81 42Ih 80 per ctl
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REFINED SUGAR MARKET

The Western sugar refining company quotes
follows, terms net cash Standard granulated
time or coarse), J.55c; fruit granulated 5.J5c;
crystal dominos, in cases. S.J5c; tablets in half
0bIs, 6O5c; tablets in boxes. 6.SOc; cubes and A
crushed, 3.SOc; powdered. 565c; candy granu-
lated, 5.65c; confeetiOners' A. 5.55c; confection-
ers crystals, 5.6Jc; magnolia A. 515c; extra C.
5.Ooc; golden c. Z. 95c; ID, a. SJc. extra me gran
ulated. 5.35c. Barrels and 80 ID bags 10c half
barrels 25c. boxes soc more per 100 lbs for all
grades. Monarch bar IS quoted over and above
the price for standard 6ne (caneb granulated in
loo 10 bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. 35c; bar
rels. 45c; half barrels, soc; 40 10 tins. cased
500; 80 10 tins. cased. s.. %: 10 10 tins cased
10 in case, 81 20; ID tins. s In a case, So. 20
so 10 boxes. soc. NO extra charge for putting
up bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows Granulated basis,
5-55c; Higrade'' bar. 5.9Oc; powdered. 5.65c:
crushed. 5-SOc, berry. 5.55c; c. & II. extra me
dry granulated. 5.55c; coarse dry granulated.
5-50c: eonfectiOners' A. 5.55c: confectionery
crystal, 5-65c; cubes. 5.S0c; bricks ). soc. extra
tne granulated CiO0 ID bags only. 5.3jc; excel
sior A, 5-15c; extra c. 5.05c: golden @, 4o5c;
yellow ID, 4.s5ci r. & T. crystal dominos, S.55c.
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 50 10
bags. lOc more; half barrels. 25c more: boxes,
5Oc more for all grades Bar in 35 10 and 40 ID
tins, Sl-4O more. in 10 ID tins So So more. Mini
mum order. carload weight.
Canned Fruits-The California fruit cannerx'
association quotes 1908 Dack
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GeneraI NIe.,.hnndi.e

Bsgs-Grain bags. Csc. buyer June-July;
Wool bags, Ilsc for and 6i4c Tor b. q
Coal--CarbOn Hill. 50; Beaver Hill. s
Iennsylva anthracite egg. SIS per ton y
wellington. 50; New Wellington. 50; Co.'s
pay, 81; Australian, house-Richmond. etc. 81;
stanford Richmond. IS; Cumberland. SIS IN
ouik and $3.50 in sack; Welsh anthracite. SO;
ToAS, g, $I4 per ton in bulk and SIC In sacks'
hoeky mountain. 50 so per short ton
Oils-Quotations for barrels. Linseed. SIC
per gallon for boiled and 60c for raw; cases. SC
more; castor oil, IN cases. No. l. T5ci Baker
Al cases, Sll3U115; lucOl. SOC for boiled and
soe Tor raw: China nut. cases 76dS6c per. gal
Ion; eOcoanut oil. in barrels. 571a 661c for XXX.
ooet9ol2e for No. and 80 y 9JJ6c for No. ?. ac-
cordlng TO quality; extra bleached winter sperm
OH, Doc; natural winter sperm oil. CSC; natural
wnale oil, 55c; extra winter bleached lard oil.
eoe; No neatsfoot oil 65c: herring oil. 4Oc;
35c.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. 1Oc; 100 deg oil. iron barrels
OF drums l112c; special do. 12c; pearl oil. In
cases lIc; astral, lie; star 1Ic; extra star,
zOc; Elaine. 261ae; eocene Zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk He in cases 21 l1c;
NO engine distillate. in drums. Sc; No Do
&C; cases, &c more; So deg. gasoline. in bulk
sue. IN eases 81 12c; varnish makers and paint
eFs naphtha, in bulk lie. in cases 1SAac-
4urpentine-6Jc per gallon In cases and 5Sc
IN drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per barrel Of $50 lbs. T.. S5 so, +.
80; G. 50. 40; H. s.. 30; ". G., $40; W. w,
Red and White Lead-Red. sls@9c; white,
SGSl2c per lb
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sales. STOCKS. lHigh. Low I Bid. Ask
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND AND VENEZUELA
Foreign Office Not Disposed to Make Diplo.
matte Representations

London. April io-Great Britain appears to he
-eluctant to take up automatically the cases or
.be annulunent of the British match and salt
,,onopoIies in Venezuela, il against the
d,-;oe of the Foreign Office that the controlling
ooropany made its original agreement with the
,-enezuelan government. The syndicate recently
-.rled the attention OF the Foreign Office to the
difficulty of getting justice in Venezuela. saying
,bat only one lawyer in Caracas could be found
n take the He was charged with being
-evolutionist and had to go into hiding No course
If action has yet been decided officials admit
that this case is of the difficult with
u-hch they have had to deal They are opposed TO
5iplomatic action, and point out the uselessness
n such d course.
Tondon. April 1.-THE Daily Graphic" in an
editorial this morning describing Venezuela a
-hrigand republic outside the pale of civillza-
ZION demands that the government recall the Brit
sh Minister Caracas and resort to reprisals
IT is consistent with this countrys dig
nity' SAYS The Graphic Ito continue ostensbly
friendly relations with government that is en-
raeed robbing British subjects and extensively
rnockng their flag
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS. ANNA OBRIEN. mother Of John II.
O'Brien. Commissioner OF Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity. and Frank O Bricn the Mayors secre-
tary died yesterday her home. No. 12s West e5th
j BENEDICT SEE. for forty-three years Town
Clerk of Mount Pleasant. died yesterday at his
home. near the entrance 10 the John d. Rookie
feler estate. He seventy-five years old and
born In New York City.
COLONEL. ANDREW r. BLAKELY. proprietor
OF the st. Charles Hotel died at New Orleans yes
terday. He served in the Confederacy through
out the Civil War and closely identified with
tho United Confederate Veterans.
DIR. GEORGE w. GRIFFITHS. aged fifty years.
for forty years prominent physician Louis
vile, died yesterday from apoplexy. He chief
surgeon OF the Louisville x Nashville Railroad.
trustee OF the University OF Louisville. president
o, the Louisville Clinical Society and a member Of
many fraternal societies.
r c. PECK father OF T. G Peck jr. passenger
agent OF the Salt Lake Route. died Los Angeles
yesterday. lie born Philadelp pha in 1920.
one Of his sons il ID. c. Peck general agent Of the
Mutual Transit Company, OF Cleveland. and an
other is H. l.. Peck assistant general agent Of the
Big Four lines at indianapolis
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
TO BUILD TWO NEW THEATRES.
John Springer Charges Jay Gould Estate
with Bad Faith

John Springer. present lessee of the Grand Opera
House. made public yesterday \ statement in
which he charged the estate of jay Gould with
bad faith and AZ the same time announced that
he was arranging for the building of two theatres.
He said his lease would not expire until the fall
OF 1910 and that he would continue manager
until that time. Mr.. Springers statement reads.
Nv present lease does not expire until Septenl-
her !, 1910 and mean 10 continue manager until
that time While | cannot help but congratulate
Messrs. Cohan and Harris upon securing what
is now most profitable piece of theatrical prop
ertv 7 must charge the estate of Jay Gould with
bad faith in their dealings with me. I have in
nv possession a letter from their representative
saving that they were willing my present
lease on basis of $4,000 a year. dating from
September l. 1910. Upon receiving the letter ] ac-
cepted the terms and supposed that a lease
was being made out for me
| am now negotiating for the building of two
new theatres and will announce full particulars
within the next thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
OLD DIVORCE AFFIRMED.
Not Freed from First Husband Till
after Second Marriage.

In affirming the decree Of divorce obtained by
Porte Y. Ransom from his wife, who is now Mrs.
George I. Browning. OF Washington, the Appellate
Division the Supreme Court yesterday empha-
sized the need Of legislation in this state for the
protection Of those who obtain divorces in other
states Although the Ransons were divorced in
Virginia. Mr.. Ransom brought suit for divorce
against his wife in this state because the decree
vas recognized although his wife was at the
time married to Mr. Browning
Mrs Browning obtained divorce from her hus-
band on grounds recognized in this state and he
WIS served with the summons by publication. II
provided in the terms of the decree that Ran
should have three years in which TO have the
divorce suit reopened but he did not bring action
until after her marriage and the birth of child
N affirming the decision, the Appellate Division
said that the State Of New York refused 10 recog-
nizs divorces obtained by non-residents where ser
vice by publication. although this state con
rnues 70 grant divorces under exactly the same
clrcurnsts noes
Justice Mclaughlin. Who wrote the opinion Of the
court. said:
The unfortunate state of the Law may be rerne-
died - extent, 1 think, by the legisla i've
ona judicial departm of the respective states
Wltnout amendment TO the federal Constltu-
ton. which is The only complete remedy for this
crying evil Il is time that movement was IN
sltlted IN the Legislature the trial courts by
which divorces shall not be granted excepting IN
nose where the court can obtain such Jurls-
dlcfOn over tl.. defendant that II must be recog-
nlzed Dy every otner state and territory In the
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Sale ~ summer gowns and novelties under the
pices OF the Daughters Of the Faith No. Al East
18th street 10 a. m. 10 p m
At meeting Of the League for Political Education.
Berkeley Theatre. No. 10 West 4+th street. II
Luncheon the Porta Club Hotel Astor 1 p IN
Meeting Of the womans National Progressive League
Prince George Hotel p. m.
Home made cake and candy sale for the benefit Of a
=. Coleman. No 1871 73d street. 10 3 p m
Reception OF the symphony Society OF New York.
Hotel Plaza, afternoon
Dinner of the German Medical Society. wsIdorf-As-
toria evening
Dinner Of the Delta Phi fraternity Hotel Astor even
ing.
Dinner OF the Phi Delta Theta Hotel Brevoort even
Immigration Society. New Henins ton Hall. Nos
Meeting o. Harlem Study Club No oIO5 Seventh
avenue $50 p.
Free lectures the Board Of Education. : p. m.
Public school I. Henry and tatharine streets.
iustTstedr. Public school 1s5 iSsth street and
Amsterdam avenue. Arthur stanley Riggs. The
i1sth street between Lenoy and Fifth avenues
William n 2 Bliss, Nuremberg illustrated ;.
and Central Park West. James Harvey Robinson.
History, Cooper Institute, sth Fourth
syenue George W. kt[chweS Hos The Jury: NeT'
Rubin Goldmark Die Walklre' New York Pub
NC Lihrarv No 12l East 5sth street. Leslie Wills
Sprsgue. Walt Whitman, and the Hope OF De
mocracy' St Barthoomew's Lyceum Hall. No
stltutes Well Balanced Diet Gllustratedl
Young Mems Hebrew Association 92d street and
Lexington avenue. Miss Mari Ruef Hofer. Ma
I71st street and Fulton avenue. Professor Brad
ley stoughton, The Uses Of Iron and Steel in
gineerng Structures tillustratedp. New York
Public Library. fremont Branch. 1T6th street and
Washington avenue Allan +. Ball Augustus an,l
His Friends Glustrftedl.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-11
Mr.. BELASCo'S PLANS.

David Belasco said yesterday that Mr.. Warheld's
engagement at the Stuyvesant Theatre would be
Terminated May ., which night he will act
Wesley Bigcow in "A Grand Army Man The
following Monday night that stage will be occupied
by THE Warrens of Virginia." which will have
been transferred from the Beasco. That play will
continue at the Stuyvesant until the warm weather
The Beasco Will remain closed. and. according to
the present arrangement will be reopened in the
fall by one OF Harrison Grey Fiske's companies.
Mr. Warhed will visit European cities during the
summer. and expects 10 join his chief in London
where plans for his engagement in that city and
his season here will be completed. According to
present arrangement, The Warrens OF Virginia
will open the next season at the stuyvesant.