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Dried Fruits. RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

The New York Journal of Commerce of a late
date says: The local trade is buying few II any
coming from the interior, though they involve
only small lots. the market is in a somewhat
demoralized condition, owing to the slack demand
and keen competition for such business as is go
ing There are rumors of sales, especially at
down east points. on 2%e T. o. b. coast bag
basis but they cannot be confirmed. The lowest
actual quotations heard on Santa Clara stock are
based on &c f. 0. b. coast for the four sizes IN
bags while holders quote. on a
coast basis. 1t is said that most Of the Joboers
carrying stocks that cost them 11ae 10 ze II
under ordinary circumstances they might be dis
posed TO buy with view TO averaging costs. the
lack of confidence in the market due TO exisIlng
conditions induces them to keep out OF II until
the situation Is clearly defined Oregon
Italian prunes steady, but. in common with
other lines were quiet yesterday
The only reported business in California raisns
yesterday the sale, for August shipment, or
a car of fancy coast seeded in one pound eartons'
quality guaranteed. at &c t. o. b. The spot mar
ket for seeded raisins remains dull and weak. but
loose muscatels are steady. as the supply is lin
tied and the seedless varieties are firm in sympa-
thy with the stronger adyices that have been
coming from the coast lately.
The stock Of California prunes in London at
the beginning OF March was AZ, 500 boxes against
0s5 boxes March 1. 1905
Fruits-Aprieots, 151241Tc; evaporsted apples
2AQ5Ac for white and 2Q215e for black;
pruhes, size basis, "a @S13c per ID.
Raisns g. O. B. Fresno crown, W., S54e; e.; :
less sultanas, 4c; s., ,f5912 20 for London layers
and s1.5092 for clusters
Nuts-Almonds -Nonpareils, Shql4!zc; XXI,
13@14c; ne plus ultra, l2H 013c; brakes, 11@
u12e; Languedocss lOc; hardshells Ig1 1.e.
Wa2utsalsc per lb for No. soitshell and 40 Zoe
for No. do; Italian chestnuts. 10M121.c per 10.
Honey-Water white, comb 16917c; white.
Der. 7G7hc; dark amber and eandled, 81 05&e
per lb.
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Renns and Seeds

Bean handlers report a steady reduction or
stocks by the good demand for rail shipment
out of the state. Large whites are very hrm
and are wanted by the carload for eastern
shipment. Otherwise there is nothing new to
report In this line
The feature in seeds at the moment is the
sharp advance in alfalfa, which is in light sup
ply and closely held. Lower quotations are
given for canary seed.
Beans (per ctI-Bayos, s3Q3.10: pea So 10
a; small white, So. 40Q3 go; large white,
So. 50@3-60; pink, s3@3.l0; red, ss.50G4; but
ter, $500; limas, S4.50G4.60; red kidney, 81 %
@3-25; blackeyes S3-25@S.70; horse beans, 81 25
Seeds-Brown mustard. $3@3.50; yellp< mus
tard, nominal; haxseed. So. carload lots: canary.
DC; alfalfa, 1912 @20c; rape. cleaned, 21ac;
timothy, nomnal nemp, Al 941sc; millet. "a q
3Ec per lb; broom corn seed, SlS420 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81 .6593 and
Niles at s.. 250l2. 80 ner ell.
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Meat Market
MtHt Markef
No further price changes were reported yes

No further price changes reported yester-
day.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates TO dealers are as follows
Beef-7la 9Sc per Id for steers. 61a0714c for
COWS and heifers.
veal-61s lsc for large and 714@ec for small.
Mutton--W 11@1115e for small and
10010lsc for large; ewes, 10@11c-
15c.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-Tl4@sc for heavy and
l0c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for geod sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. less 80 per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattlc-Steers. No. l.. 9c: second quality. Sc;
third quality. 7c; cows and heifers. &c for No. L.
second quality. 6I6iae: third quality. 5U511cs
thin. 3@4c; bulls and stays 4@41sc; thin bulls
3@31ac.
Salyes-5Gl51se per lb for light. 4taef5c 70,
medium and 4141sc for heavy (gross weight-
Sheep-Wethers. 5ls@ @6c per ID; ewes. J@515G
tgross weight.
Lambs--Yearlings. e@7c per ID; spring, 70
71zc per lb.
Hogs-I0o to 200 lbs. 5as @6e: $50 to 225 lbe
5G5ifc: 225 lbs and over 4Ss d5c per ID: boars
90 per cent, stays ;0440 per cent and sows 10e
20 per cent of from above quotations
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. March 26.--Whle operators do
not expect to the development of any
genuine bull movement in cotton at the mo-
ment, they continue however, 10 advise watch
ing the market closely and suggest buying on
all further breaks the scale down from
the present level rather than further short
sales There is 4 good demand for spots all
over the south and it is claimed that offerings
are very light There has been good buying of
July ali day
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Everything in the line of hay and feedstuns
remains before stated, the market being
featureless
Bran-S3o@31.5 80 per ton.
MIddlings-$33@35 per ton.
Shorts-$31 Ql32- so per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley S29@30; rolled oats
for feed, $31@33; mixed feed, S26@27 oilcake
meal in 90 ton lots $37 80. in 10 ton lots $3S, D
ton lots $685. 80, smaller lots $50; cocoanut cake
meal at mills. S27 in 10 and S2T.50 in ton
lots. jobbing S2S; corn meal, $S4; cracked corn,
$35 broom corn seed, 90c4$1 per ctl; alfalfa
meal and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S23, carload
lots So per ton.
Hay-Wheat s12@16; wheat and oat, sh @ @
GIL; alfalfa. $9@l4; stock 7.50@9
Straw-55GlS5 per bale.
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Cash Grain ana provs.ior.

CHlCAGO, March 26.-Cash quota fions were
as as foilows: No spring, wheat 81 .o5 5@1.o7:
corn, 64ss @651lc; No. > yellow, S. disco: No
oats, s1a@5Sc; No. white. Sc: No. 8
white 5lH @aSHc; Ne. ? rye. 74c; fair to
western faxseed, 81 .20h prime timothy seed
Si40; clover contract grades, S21.75: short ribs
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Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Chicago was frlner on better foreign
advices light arrivals and continued dry
weather in tie southwest
The San Francisco market was dull, but hold
ers as rule were asking more for their wheat
Futures continued neglected, but ruled firm.
CASH WHEAT
California club S1.60@1 Il .65 do milling, 81 IS
CLIO California white Australian, Si.65@1. 20;
lower grades Of California. 81. 30@1 80: northern
club 81. al .6215; northern bluestem. S1.62h
al Co. northern red. $1.57L @1.621a per ctl.
FUTURES
i0.30 a. Session
No quotations.
p. m. Session
May--$1 IS bid
December 81 46ss bid
Barley-clear, windy and cool weather. fol-
lowing a light shower, gave futures upward
turn of 21sc on change yesterday morning, but
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

Flour-California family extras $1.40@6 net.
without discount; bakers extras. So-4O9J.o5; !;
superfne, $420G4.50; Oregon and Washington.
per bbl $I.75@5.25 for family bakers and pat
ents and $420@4. 80 for cut OF; Kansas patents,
San Francisco track, $5. 50; do straight. $3.50;
Dakota. straights 50. 70, patents $3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods--Prees In packages, net
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham -four,
So per 100 lbs; rye flour. $40; rye meal So. 20;
rice flour, $I.20; meal. $40; extra cream
do $3 40; cat meal 81 10; oat greats, $4.30
hominy, So .40@3.60; buckwheat -four, 81; cracked
wheat. $3.50; farina $40; whole wheat -four
S3.20; rolled oats, bbs $69I. .25 in sacks So 259
6.15; rolled wheat bbls 81. so, in sacks $3.50;
lbs
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Northern Rnsincsx

PORTLAND, Ore, March a6. 6.clcarinss, $780,
7s3; balances S113, 3,935
SEATTLE. WASH March Chickering's, S93J,
300; balances S122. .367.
SPOKANE. Wash. March 26.-Clearings. ST.
TACOMA, Wash, March 2s.-Cleaiings, $685.
552; balances, $7I 9S7
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkETs
Naval stores-Tnrnentine ana Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ga, March -Turpentine-
Firm, 5615c; sales, 75; receipts. 1913; ship
ments. 800
Rosn-Firm sales 1.379: receipts l. go;
shipments, 39S; stock 65.4I3.
Quote: a. b. c. d. So so. +. $50; f.
$500: G. $685. II, s4.0,: l. S415; K, 81 30;
VI, $5.2o; n. 500: MG S595; WV. So.
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Cnndition off the Trensurx

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash balance, S261, ,40S. $50: (:
gold coin and bullion, $24, ,322, 1856; gold certif-
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Minueapoli. wbe,, Mar,.ct

MINNEAPOLIS, March 26-Wheat-May. 81 .O7
Q1.011s; July, $1.04ss No ] hard 81 1o3t No
northern, S1.04% No. 8 northern $Il1 o4: No
northern 81, TO arrive Sl.061a.
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Northcrn Mheuf marked

PORTLAND. March wheat-CIub. ss@l
sac ;~Dluestem, s5Ms6c valley, s3@s4c; red, 81
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, March 6-Wheat-U Unchanged
Prices paid by exporters: Bluestem, SIC; club,
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New york Money Marked

NEW YORK, March 26-Money ON call easy,
1A a. per cent; ruling rate, 1$a: closing bid,
IL : offered at 2.
Time loans quiet and steady; so days, 3@3A
per cent; 80 days, 31a per cent; six months,
4@41a per cent
Prime mercantile paper 51a @6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 1860 4s605c for demand
and at 4.S345@4 S350c for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills, 4.S3Ac.
Bar silver, 55Ac.
Mexican dollars 47c
Bonds-Government, steady; railroads, irregu-
lar
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. March 26.--W Wool-Quet Medium
grades. combng and clothing 20@ 22c; light finc
16lsm19c; heavy fne, 14@1519c; tub washed, 20
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Butter. Cheese aud EGGS

| CHICAGO. March aG.Lun the produce ex-
change today the butter market WIS nfm
Creameries. ia 2Sis dairics. 20@26c; eggs
easy: al mark eases included. 135lc; hrsts. lie;
prime hrsts, 1Je; extras, l6e; cheese, STEADY,
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there was no advance in the cash grain. which
continued firm. however. Receipts were small
No sales of any consequence made public
CASH BARLEY
Good TO choice feed. spot S1.3I u al 10. com
mon to fair $1321a @1.35 per ctl; brewing. 81 40
al 80; shipping and chevaier nominal
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RereIptx of Produce

i in case. 81 IS: h tins. in case. sa-s5l
90 Ib boxes. 81.
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1870 Il. Session
May -, 9pea es5 sis5 aiga 81 L9S 'S SIS c:SSe
Decemberl Isl .14ss sr.147s $1.14 s1.l4
D. N. Session.

May 5000. 81 .34l. 81 .:}4la 81 .a4a 81 .34l2
December Isl .13A S1.l34 $l.13 $1.13
OATS Offerings arc slender and becoming
more so daily. The situation all over the coast
IS very strong and holders confidently expect
higher prices in tile near future. Buyers hold
OF aud purchase only 10 satisfy urgent needs.
Good 10 choice red, S1.J51 i "a u ordinary do.
SLIT 1.521a; white, s1.5501 1.6J; gray are
nominal.
Corn--Dull and unchanged at previous prices
California small round yellow nominal: large
yellow, sl.65: white, nominal; western states
yellow, sacked. 1885, in bulls san francisco
track, S1.51; white. $l.51; mixed, Sl-55; white
Egyptian, s160et1.70; brown Egyptian. $1S71a
a 1 .4212 per ctl.
Rye-California 81 41Ih0 l 80 per ell
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New York stock List

E. z. Hutton Co.. 4sO California street
unembers Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish 1he following list OF bond ana stock sales
yesterday;
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London Closing stocks

Ban slTer-Quiet; p 3-I6d per ounce
Money-2% d3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is %: @27s per cent and for three
months bills 2A per cent.
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$l270@1275; lard, per 100 lbs. $7.95; short
clear sides (boxed). $6.I5GgI; whisky, OASIS ol
high wines 81 So
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y.present wharf is controlled by the southern "a
cfAc company. although their franchise has long
expired and tolls are placed so high as 10 ear
out competition Hence the move on the part
OF citizens for a free pier and lower shipping
rates Prices for eggs remain the same Buy
ing is at 15 cents and selling at 1ll1 cents Inc
market is strong aud producers have READY supply
and are sAiPping daily TO San Francisco
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Boston Stocks and Bonds
TIE COPPER. STOCKS

BOSTON, March 26.-Ihe market opened
strong this morning. but not especially active
Everybody had the report to buy Boston Con
solidated. but the stock was freely supplied
all day by insiders and the close was weak
on a point from the opening. There has been
considerable profit taking in North Butte but
this seems to be over now, and traders expect
10 see both Butte and Greene Cananea taken
in hand and advanced.
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pec,duou. and citru. Fruit.

business in the fruit market was rather quiet
YESTERDAY. as retail tradesnien and peddlers had
stocked up sufficiently the preceding day and
were taking comparatively little OF anything
The orange market was weak. despite the hrn-
ness at shipping points, many receivers were
oyeFstocked and were anxious to reduce their ae-
.graplsttsd supplies. Lemons tangerines aud seed
less grapefruit sold fairly at well maintained
rates and there was a be- Ter movement in Mexi-
can lines another decline in the asking prices
having stimulated the demand Apples showed
no change one way the other, there being very
little life 10 the market.
to choice. doe cfl$1.
Citrus Fruits tper box}--Navel oranges, S21
25 M fancy, $l.Tjd2 for choice and Sl.25G
l. 20 tor standard; tangerines. SI.5092 per box;
icuious, $2.5eM2.7J for fancy $1.15@2.25 for
choice and Sl9l.J0 tor standard; grapefruit
s. 2.5GG3 for seediess and S1@1.25 for common;
lines. s6.JOM7.
Tropical Eruits-Bananas. 75cG$1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and S2.50Q3 for Central American;
pineapples, Sl.50@3 per dozen
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Mining SfOCk8
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CoMsTocKs
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Telephones: Main 224S, A8118


payable August
financial
nhousbu by sold price $4,000
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sold monthly nsents mortgages secured loans and hous
ystocx planning
warehou etc.
in Savings S612ooo)
Estea orgina cost(m $498541D
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-10

the bank ofthe river and several off,
GERS dashed toward it. The woman
dropped her weapon, and Selling two
of the children, sprang into boat
and began to row into the middle Of
the river The officers called to her
to stop, but she only piled the oars
more vigorously. The policeman fired
a volley at the boat. One shot struck
Lola Pratt, tearing away the greater
part of the childs face. She cannot
live, it is said.
The woman then surrendered. At
the police station she said that she
was Mrs. Pratt, wife of the companion
of Adam God" and mother of the
wounded child.
A Band Of Holy Rollers
Oklahoma City, Dec. 9.-James
Sharp, styling himself Elijah H." at
the head of party of religious fanat-
les calling themselves Holy Rollers"
first appeared in Oklahoma City in
March, 1905. Sharp, his wife. a young
man named Green and a boy said to
have been Sharp's son. all nude, head
ed a procession of their followers one
cold day in March, 1905, and attempt
ed to parade the town.
They were arrested, but allowed to
go free providing they left the city.
They went to the country south of
Oklahoma City and camped until late
in the summer following Then they
became so obnoxious to the farmers
that they Were again arrested a sec
ond time they We're let off with a
promise to leave the territory which
they did, going to Colorado. Getting
into similar trouble there, they trav-
eled up the Pacific coast and finally
reached Canada last summer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-10
WHERE BULLETS FLEW

David Parker, of Fayette. ". Y.
veteran of the civil ,War. who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, Says: The good
Electric Bitters have done is worth
more than five hundred dollars to me.
1 spent much money dectoring for a
bad case of stomach trouble. to little
purpose. l then tried Electric Bitters.
and they cured me. I now take them
as a tonic, and they keep me strong
and we'll" soc at all drug stores.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-12-10

For some time the Ocala News Co.
has been trying to get a good view Of
the courthouse, and now il has sue
ceeded in getting one. The view is
the latest thing in that line.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
FAIL TO INDORSE BRYAN.
Ban State Democrats Resent GeOrge
Fred WiNiams's Interference.

Boston, March IA resolution indorsing
william ]. Bryan as the Democratic nominee for
the Presidency was laid onsthe table by a vote
Of - to meeting of the Democrats State
Committee at the Quincy House here to-day
The discussion of the resolution brought out
the fact that the majority of the members fav-
ored Mr.. Bryan. but that they preferred the ex-
preston of their support should come in the
form of resolution from the committee rather
than from arbitrary resolution from outside
sources. 1t asserted by several members
that the resolution was introduced at the re-
quest of George Fred Williams. who is not a
member of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
GUILDS NAME SIGNED TO CHECKS

san Francisco. March 12.-Mr and Mrs. II Nor
timer Wilson who registered at the st. Francis
Hotel Tuesday as Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Longuorth. of Denver, were arrested this after
noon and are being held for Investigation Of their
effects which include check perforating machine
and personal check book hearing the name of
Governor Guild, of Massachusetts.
They were arrested after it discovered that
Wilson had a certified check for si,0IN drawn on
the Shawmut National Bank and signed Curtis
II. Guild It learned also that check for
$500 drawn on q Denver bank, had been deposited
in the Crocker National Bank, in this city.
Wilson had other check books. including those
of some OF the most prominent men of Massachu-
setts. The woman. who has attracted considerable
attention at the fashionable hotels where they have
been staying. told the police that she married VIII
son year ago after a courtship of thirty days;
that she was stenographer in the Superior Court,
at Boston, before her marriage. and vas related
10 member of Governor Guilds staff.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
OSBORNE SEES HUGHES.
His and Battles Viat to albany
Causes Some Talk.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune ]


ALBANY March 12.-Largely as a result OF Visit
Of James w Osborne and George Gordon Battle
10 the Governor to-day a story spread abroad here
.ta4 Mr. Osborne had broken with Attorney Gen
eral Jackson in the Ice Trust prosecution and heo
made an appeal of some kind 10 the Governor This
was denied authoritativey. Their visit 1t was
said was not indicative of anything Of that sort
The Governor would not discuss their visit peyono
saving that they presented him nothing calling
for official action his part
There is good reason for believing that they ac-
ouatntad him with their view OF the proceedings
Yesterday befor. Justice Dowling. of the Supreme
(-ort when the latter criticised the Attorney Cen
.rar for having given the newspapers corre-
snondence in connection with his attempt to with
draw the case from the grand jury without CON
sultation with the court
Governor Hughes made 1t clear to the newspaper
men This afternoon that he had no intention at
nresen+ to interfere with Attorney General Jackson
in the proceedings brought before the grand jury OF
Now yorl, against the American Ice Company. The
Governor said he had official information peIore
him. except a letter received some time ago IN
which the Attorney General gave it as his belief
that crime had been committed and asked for u
designation to go before the grand jury and pre-
cant tbe matter. In accordance with this requesL
tho Governor designated the Attorney General
If information was laid before the Governor Off
calIv that the Attorney General was not perform
ing his duty the Governor could revoke the desg-
nation.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
TRIALS OF TEACHERS OF NEGROES

The home of William Jay Scheffelin president of
the armstrong Association. thrown open last
night, In East s6h street. guests invited to hear
addresses by men and women of the North and
South engaged i'll the solving OF the negro problem
Bishop Greer presided and stated that the object
OF the gathering was 10 encourage financially and
by moral support the work OF the American Church
Institute. consisting of different industrial schools
for negroes in the South. Bishop Query of
Charleston. s. c. said that except in his city and
Richmond. Va, tine Southern white woman who
should teach in a negro public school would be
cialy ostracised. whereas white women from the
North taught in them in Southern states without
arousing unfavorable comment. lie said the time
would soon come. he hoped. when equal oonSidera-
tion would be shown the Southern teacher.
Major Robert r. Motion, comma ndant at Hampton
Institute said that over 100000 negroes IN the
try owned their own homes and that Iliteracy
among the race had decreased from 81 per cent 81
the close of the TO IS per cent.
Tonight folklore concert by negro and Indian
students of Hampton viii be given at MendelSSohn
Hal
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
MADE MR.. GOODWIN OPEN SATCHEL
Secretary of C. S. Reform Association Went
to Station Rather than Obey Policeman.

Elliott II. Goodwin. secretary of the Civll Ser
vice Reform Association. was homeward bound
from the City Club late last night with satchei
when he received q polite hail from Patrolman
Attanassio. at 3Sth street and Madison avenue
and was asked what he had in the grip.
AIr Goodwin asked the officer for his authority
and tie latter pointed his shield and said that
the law gave him a right TO stop any one going
along the street with a bundle late at night Mr..
Goodwin protested but did not open the satcheL
Attanassio told him that he would have TO ac-
company him to the station if he did not obey the
law and open the bag
The two then went around to the Tenderloln
station. where the story repeated by Good
win Was he not exceeding his authority? ne
asked Lieutenant Sullivan at the desk and was
surprised to hear the lieutenant reply: NO sir;
he had a right to do that
That did satisfy Goodwin. He wanted to
know what law gave that authority and Lieuten-
ant Sullivan showed him Section 52 of the Police
Department code which justified the patrolman S
action Still protesting that the law was absurd.
Goodwin asked the lieutenant If he insisted on
seeing the satChel and its contents.
Lieutenant Sullivan said he insisted. and Good
opened the bag. showed its contents or per-
sonaI effects. and left the station
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
THREE HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Washington. March 12--In aUtoUchHe sc'-
dent in that part of Rock Creek Park known -
tho horseshoe curve. Mrs. Elmer Dover WHe %
the secretary Of the Republican National tcnrh'
tee. her little daughter. May Elizabeth. sis"'
years old. and Mrs. Arthur r. l. Fisher. q NJ
I3y. Munrce strSet. y w. injured MS
Dover sustained 4 sprained arm and ls'eratsd ''es
and head while her daughter badly erulSsA
about the body and Nrs Fisher reFeived a siS'-
flesh wound. Their injuries are not dangerous
The machine going st tair rate Nf spe~1
when about fifty feet from th- top 81 the hill ATs'
Dover attempted To apply the brakes, bur they re-
fused to work and the automobf1e crashed INTO
steep embanknlent and overturned