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New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
SHOOT TO STOP AUTO
Joy RIDERS" SPEED ON
Police Get only a Cape from A0-
chine Which Hit IFGlteT.

..1o, riding caused the serious injury Of another
man Yesterday when. after knocking do"h r.
eric WarnecI-e a waiter. at 57th street ana l"'iU
avenue q reckless automobile party escaPeG 80,
Third avenue running the gantlet of several S'U''
fired by patrolmen trying TO STOP them, anu ma.
got away. The only cleV1 the police nav - a. az
automobile cape. bearing the firm Imprint OF '
& De Rrjgard. dealers in automobile SuPpIe9
y 100 r2roadv-ay Two witnesses Of the accident
say they think they remember the last three nun"
bers Of the license tag, but they are "ol ' -
about the first two numbers. Ihe Poli''
,raoea dou-n the owners Of automobiles with mum
hers resembling those reported to ulel'' pu' W.
unable yesterday TO find any trace oI '"e p''"
through that medium -,
Warnecke was taken 10 the Flower f1oSp'a
his head badly lacerated and what appeared a." "
2 fracture OF the skull and with internal lnJui ~,
which NAV result in his death Il was a"ou'
o'clock Yesterday morning when the waiter starteu
10 cross Third avenue the north slde oi Dol.
street. As he stepped from the sloe"alh H'
TO see an automobile coming down 'ie d 80
hearing 4 drunken party. With the chauheur "e'e
-, -, a,,5 ,t,raa women all showing evidence
Of tina ,,o,,s quality OF the nights enjoyment. ie
machine according TO witnesses, was uoi''s eo0"S
thirty miles an hour, but the chauHeur s">'
earning signal when he approached ln3 e'"S7i@'
IXarnecLe stepped directly in front OF the nao'ie'
and he hurled dozen Ieet '"10us'' "
against an elevated pillar
The chauffeur did not look hack for more thdI' d
second but seeing the man lying unconscious ne
LEI out the machine. until in two DOCKS ne was "
ing a good fifty miles or more an hour
Ttn T,obArty- of No ZOE Tenth avenue, and Ed
ward Murphy. Of No. 2o4 East 18th street "l"
we're standing on the corner. picked up NarnecAe
and carried him TO the sidewalk Patroin'ah teIs-
Ter of the East 51st street station, heard thelT
t,,+z ar5 ran out into the street at 9th street
irving TO stop the machine It flashed by hln' dis-
regarding his orders. He blew his whistle ana
pa+roJrnan O'Brien, at 54th street jumped out 10
the car tracks in the avenue 10 halt the machlne'
The chauffeur crouching over the wheel Kept on
and O'Rrien fired al the tires The whole party
threw themselves on the floor Of the machine at Ie
shot but the chauffeur still kept on second
shot with the machine block away was eQuaily
fr1tIess At 4Sd street the machine jumped by Pa
t-oIr71an Rertrand who had more than started IN
pursuit when it turned into 40h street and IN
two minutes vas of sight
When the was reported at the East olst
street station house precinct detectives were put on
# At once Central Office men also were kept At
work on the case all day yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
NOT FOR ST. GEORGE'S.
Emmanuel Increment Praise1corthu.
Saus Rector. but Church Is Too Busu

The Rev Dr. Hugh Birckhead. rector Of St.
Georges Episcopal Church, in Stlyvesant Square
/ announced 70 the large congregation present yes
terdav morning that the church would take Ut
the Emmanuel movement. in spite Of the fact that
the congregation was in favor If IT The pas
tor assured his hearers that he thought the move
rnent praisevorthy one bur declared that the
church could take L up st the present time he
cause already overburdened with many
other lines Of work All those who wished TO avail
themselves Of the Emmanuel method healing
Dr. Birckhead said, could do St Marks
Church. and he would give them letters Of intro
duction TO the rector
DR.. Birckhesd ASKED that The congregation con
tribute $4,000 fer the erection Of chapel as an
addition TO the present church building on the site
OF the present choir room. In speaking Of the
various collections in the last year, both private
and by the parish mission he declared that the
amounts had fallen below those Of the year before
and he hoped more would be given in the ensuing
year. He announced that & legacy Of $4,000 had
been received for the benefit OF the Seaside Rest
A deaconesses' home will ne built where the na bes
of the poor will be cared for N the summer. An
nouncernent also made that the vestry Of the
church had ordered = complete history OF the
church 10 be issued In the year 1911 the church s
centennial
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
OFFER RRTRE. THEY SAY. .
Detectives Charge Nan and Homon
-rth SnhOrnatiOn Of PerIUrN.

Mrs Annie schreiber. Of No. 4% Mangin
street. and Abraham Schwartz, a pedier and a
cousin of the woman. Of No, 30 Delaney
street were held in $4,000 bail each for exam
ination this morning hy Nagistrat" House. III
the jefferson Market court. on charge Of at
tempted subornation Of perjury. The prisoners
We're arrested Saturday night in The home "t
Alexander Passmaut. at No. 13o Avenue d. ny
Detectives Hyems and Hughes. of the Central
Office. who were concealed in - bedroom and
who heard they alleged, the pair ask Passmant
to say he was not certain that Samuel Schrei-
her. the womans husband, and Abraham Hy-
mans. of Ne. go Delaney street. were the men
who had robbed him when their trial comes up
in General Sessions.
The two men are now i'll the Tombs In default
Of So 900 bail each on the charge Of holding UP
and robbing Passmant in a hallway on Avenue
D. near 6tn street of his gold watch and chain
on Thursday last. The detectives said that
Mrs. Schreber handed Passmant his gold
watch and chain. the identical one that had
been stolen from him. alleged.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
HOLD AUTO sPEEDERs FOR TRIAL,
Three Bicycle Patrolmen Make Fourteen Ar
rests Saturday Night.

The usual morning batch of drunk and d1sorderly
persons had wait yesterday while Magistrate
Crane IN the Harlem court. disposed of fourteen
cases Of automobile speeding All these arrests
were made Saturday night along Riverside Drive
and in Harlem streets by Bicycle Patromen O'NeilI
lines and McGrath- The prisoners were held In
800 apiece fer trial.
The names and addresses given hy the prisoners
we're as follows. Edward Fields. No. 575 South
1st street Brooklyn; William Schneider No. 71G
Greene avenue Brooklyn; William CroseIinnice.
No. 112 West 18th street: Daniel x Smart, No
s57 Riverside Drive; Hugh L. Paxton, No 32
Leroy street; John A Nathan. No. 81 East 117rh
street: Charles Laney. No. - Percy street Flush
ing: Frank Martin Port Chester, y. 7. John Alto.
No. 1o9 West 54th street; Edward Dupree No
S237 Seventh avenue. John Rendell No $50 East
15eth street; George " Whiten1an. No AZ House
street Brookline, Mass: William Z. Tremeyer, No
142 East 57th street. and Merle youngs, Mount
Vernon.
David FROZEN. q chauffeur for Haverstrav res
teurant keeper was caught yesterday afternoon At
Broadway and SGD street by Bicycle Patrol1lan
Guideman, who SAYS the machine doing twenty
miles an hour more. The chauffeur's employer
hsiled him out.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

When Spring buds pop, you too
want to pop out III Spring clothes
quick,
Our thousands of suits and thou
sands of OvercoatS make us popular
then.
Big stocks make a big business.
But back of the quick action are
months Of Iaborious selection, and
testing for all-wool and fast coiors:
and study of style all needed It
quick action is not to be quickly re
GREETED.
That care keeps a big business.
Spring suits, S18 to $45.
Spring overcoats, SIS to so.
On Star" neglige shirts, you'l Il
always find that the patterns match
on the cuffs.
It's such extra care i'll detail which
makes the Stars shine so bright.
Plain negIiges-pleated negIges'
tennis clothes
White tennis shirts with soft
collars
Duck trousers, cotton and linen
duck.
Ten or more different styles of
tennis sneakers and tennis shoes.
We're ready to estimate on yacht
uniforms.
For anything from catboat to an
ocean going steam yacht.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
25s S42 1902
at at at
Warren St 18th st. gath St
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
FoRGETFULNEss CAUSED ARREST.
Novel Plea of Woman Caught with Hat She
Had Not Paid For

Forgetting that she was wearing a hat that she
had not paid for she asserted Mrs. Bessie F"isch-
er. who said she twonty-fOur years old and
lived at No IL Essex street, went out Of sixth
avenue department store Saturday. leaving her Old
hat behind. This the story she told MaEist IA 80
House in the jefferson Market Court Saturday
when she vas arraigned complaint Of dc
tectlves in the store who had caused her arrest on
the sidewalk
Il took the hat. your honor" said Mrs. FIeischNr.
but il this way: I taken I'll after I had
tried the hat, and went into the wonens retiring
room. When 7 recovered I forgot about the hat
and left the store"
The detectives said that they found the old hat
the retiring room Magistrate House expressed
gret that he couldn't accept her novel excuse and
held the prisoner I'm $500 hall for trial
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
BABE AND CHILD GO TO COURT.
Were with Mothers When Arrested on Shop
lifting Charge.

Mrs. Weiss. Of No. 81 Franklin street Jersey
City and her daughter. Mrs Rose Farber. Of No
Pa Central avenue Jersey CITY. were held In $5UO
bail each for trial by Magistrate House in tho
Jefferson Market court yesterday. charged with
shoplifting.
The eleven-year-od daughter Of Mrs Weiss and
the ive-months-old baby of Mrs Farber with
their mothers when the arrests made on sat
urday night, and with them to court yester-
day. The girl was turned over TO the Children
Society
Mrs. Weiss pleaded guilty. Her daughter plead
ed not guilty Store detectives testified that the
sew the women take FIVE baby dresses. fve baby
bonnets two pieces Of jewelry and other articles
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
STEPHEN PEABODY IN COURT.
Charges Truckman and Mechanic with Loot
ign Vacant House Owned bv Him.

stephen Peabody was IN the Yorkyile court YES
terday morning as complainant against Frederick
Bower, who says he IS mechanic. living ct No
1915 Third avenue, and Abraham Nathanson. \
trucknan, living. he says Nc. 1sa Henry street
who were caught according to the police taking
chandeliers and lace curtains from the vacant
house owned by Mr.. Peabody at No 20 East a4th
street. They we're each held in g cno hail for the
grand jury
Both men protested their innocence saving they
had been merely hired TO remove the goods whna
Isaac Cohen, who appeared for Nathanson, was
very much put out vhen Magistrate OiCornor dc
cided TO hold his client
oh. yes, 7 know all about II % sa,d III. r,,aots
trate- Ihe expressnan was right around the cor
ner--very convenient 7 have had dealings Ifth
these people before
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
DOG ATTACKS SURGEON.
Master Has Being Treated for
Hounds at Hospital

Relieving that his master vas being attacked
when he receiving surgical attention at the
hands Of Dr. Hurley. Of the Villa amsburg Hospital!
yesterday q bulldog owned by Charles Bates, Of
No 20 Throop avenue. attacked the doctor. The
animal seized the surgeon by the arm. and would
have acerated the flesh but for the heavy clothing
wore.
There we're three policemen in the room At the
time and they rushed 10 the aid of DR.. Hurley
After a struggle they wranched the animal loose
and beat into submission with their clubs. Rates
suffered from laceratiOn Of the scalp and a
fractured nose, received i'm an attack made upon
him by a couple OF strange men while on his way
home.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
HAL CHASE BACK IN FINE FETTLE.
Ready to Play, but Staliings Will Keep Him
on the Bench Week.

Hal Chase, first baseman Of the New york Ameri-
cans VINO mas been laid UP with varoloid IN Au-
gusta, Ga. for the last three weeks. reached New
York Yesterday afternoon. and called last night on
his fellow players. who welcomed him with iov
Chase is ready right iump in and plsy rut
Manager STalltngs Will allow him 10 pet inn
the game until Monday May ,, which is to BE Hal
cfase D5l AZ the local American League Park.
chase bears no smallpox marks n fac AMI
says he never felt better in his life Il was NOT
confined 10 my bed at all while I was IN quarantine
III Augusta. ne SAID last night, and / took an
hours practice every day- In the afternoon I used
10 sit the fence and watch the South Atlantic
League teams play Chase viii stav with his
father-in law in Bayonne. n. ], for the next few
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
SURGEON SAYS WOMAN WAS FAK17Jc
bot the First Time Ambulance Had Been
Called for Maspeth Gong IsIandl Resident

Dr- heyes' Of the Eastern District IIospftaL
Brooklyn. received q call yesterday fror, ~,
and Ton1F'kins avenues. and found Miss Marhera
basr OF Aaspeth. Long Island. apparently I'll DR.
keyes. who says he has been called out N s+,,,s
Ter several times recently. accused her Of ..fak
ang The woman jumped to her feet and struck
= the ambulance surgeon
f'r Keyes says that when he attended Miss Rse-
recently he could find signs Of illness ana tta,
after several days in the hospital she gaIkeq on,
apparently "eh In the Gates avenue police court
Mise Eser vas held
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Sunday. April 25. 1909
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Caledonia Or. Baxter. Glasgow and NOZZLE
April Il. Henderson Bros. with S37 cabin and ssS
steerage passengers and nldse Arrived the BAR
II S3 .
steamer Bantu tBrp Cow Calcutta Marcn ;, Colombo
10 rs and AlSiers April 2 Phtla1elpain y
10 Son with mdse- Arrived at he Far - 70
2
the Compagnie Generate Trarsarleurque, with ISfA
and 561 passengers mails and ndss A.
rived the Bar at 8i5
steamer Chariois Dutch. Schmidt. Antwerp ApN q
Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived ar tAe Far at
steamer vinland GNor Utne. Azqa Aprn : san no,
rninEo CITY IS, Sanchez II and Turks Island
IS 10 Dominican Line with mdse Arrived at ire
Steamer Arabic oBr). Finch. Liverpool AFrn l6 ard
Queenstown II 10 White Star Line with 3a2 cabin
and 8o1 steerage and mdss Arrived at rhe
steamer Tannenfels ,Ger), Carstens Calcutta March
& Colombo - % Port said IS. Alsters April ?
and Boston "a to Funch, Edye & 60. with mdse Ar
rived a the Bar at m
Steamer Joseph Cuneo CNor). Aamadt- Port An
tonic April the Cuneo Importing Co with fruit
Arrived a the Bar at SIP N, =, NJ, .,
Sandy Hook, y Y, April "a, sSo 7 m--Ntnu Fp1t7
fresh breeze. clear. moderate sea
SAILED
Steamers Marina (Brl. Antwerp CS-s~>scnd Cam
rvses fFr1 Hong Kong Asuncton de Lar-insga tBr',
S{ortAvi1zo IL plata etc; Mae. Texas CITY. Nom
Norfo1k and Newport Mamma Hata. Bamore: Ciry
. Mernr
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
FALLS FROM NEU1 BRIDGE
Skylarhing Boy Tumblcs from Man
haitian 1pprOach-4rm Broken.

John Kearney. Of No. P54 Third avenue, fell from
the Manhattan approach or the Greensboro Bridge
yesterday and received possible fracture of the
skull. conclusion Of the brain. scalp wound and a
fracture of the left arm.
Young kearney and two comrades returning
from Celtic Park. and had reached point on the
structure between First and Second avenues. when
they paused for a frouc. Tho Kearney boy climbed
upon tho rail and. LOSING his balance fell to the
street twenty-five feet below. He was cared FOR at
Flower Hospital and later taken home by Michael
Kearnev an older brother.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

ands via Vancouver and Victoria. B c
Empress of Japan Observation-Disclosures
Japan. Corea and China Especially sd
dressed onlyD Cvis SeattleD-Gymeric.
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands via san Francisco Il eny
Hawaii tvia san sco)-Ala areIa.
Australia except Westl. New Zealand, Fl
Islands and New Caledonia Cvta Van
couver and Victoria O. Mariana
Tahiti. Marquesas Islands, New ZeAlan
and Australia except VEST (via Sal
Franciscol l-Mariposa ----------------.-.
Japan CorAa. China and Philippine Isl
en1s ria Seattle Tango Maru ---..--.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
HALLgoY ACCUSED OF BURGLARY

Louis Wacller a hallboy formerly employed at
the Hotel Frederick. No. 30 West 56th street was
arrested last night complaint OF Mrs. Florence
HIs of Montclair. N J.. who charges that on
April IS Wacker entered her apartment at the
Frederick where she stopping with her hus-
hand. and stole 81 0O worth OF jewely. At the
Frederick last night II stated by the clerk
that Mr. and Mrs Ellis left there Friday.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
wEsTCHEsFER AUToIsTs HELD.
Police Continue Crusade Against Speeders-
Mauy Arrests.

The police Of westcbester County yesterday
started another crusade against automobile speed
ers. and at least fifteen fell into the traps laid
Frank Foster. a chauffeur Of White Plains. was
arrested in New Rochelle for speeding. Not hav-
ing $50, the amount Of the fine imposed upon him
t,y Judge SchIesenger he left spare tire. valued
at $40 in payment The other arrests by the New
Rochelle police We're; Edward d. Rowland, Of No
23l West 18th street. and Neal Dohr, Of 136th
street There were other arrests in Tuckahoe,
Mount Vernon, Yonkers and SCarsdale-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
GEORGE EOY RIIRIEn

burgers election district captains was buried yes
terday afternoon Fox was captain of the 7th
Election District OF the 10th Assembly District of
which he head for rflirtee7, Years
the length of Coroner HarbuIger's SWAY on the
East Side Al his death he was tifty-two years old
and was an inspector IL the Department OF Gas
Electricity and Water Supply. His wife and two
tTo daukhters survive him
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Nleuw Amsterdam. reported 763 mJI,s East ~
sandy Hook $50 a yesterday IS expected dock
Tuesday
Ths Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. reported 10 miles
Sandy Hook at 30 n yesterday.
dock about a Tuesday
reported IS 3SS miles TTp,n
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

r,,r,optb Aprn 25-Cleveland Ger. New work fof
Cherboure and Hamburg
,foztIe ApriI 25-Coiumba Br) New York for Glasgow
Sortrannpon April 25-St Paul. New York Plymouth
and Cherbourg
Queenstown April e5-Maurstana Csr from Liverrcol
PASSED.
PrauIe Point. Aa-u 25-Mnnehaha tBrI New York for
Ilnn1n
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Gloss IN New Yorl
Guam ana Philippine Islands fVia san
transport APR $50
TIa vail. Japan. Corea China Cvia
Franciscc)-AIongoia -Apr 80 $50
Japan, Cores China Especially
WaTu .-...,..,.....- May e. $50
Iapan. CoEee china ana Philippine Isl-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

OUTGOING STEAMER RS.
Tr-nAN

Vessel
For Line closes sails
Ailianca Cristobal Panama. II so 5 90
Barbados, " L II
TUESDAY. APRIL p.
kaiser Ser G. Bremen. G Lloyd $50
Voitke Azores II 80 zoe
V7y-1dan. Rotterdam. Holland AM 1000 N
Virginia Naples Iloyd-lts -.-.--..-..
CitV Of Macon. Savannah, say annah-.. 500
srspahoe Jacksonville, Clyde .-.-.-.. / 90
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS
4 1000 n
Adriatic Southampton. White Star $50 100
: Argentina. SOC m
PENNSYLVANIA, Hamburg. Hamb-Am..- 300
Oceania, Trieste. Austrian
1-oulofs Jacksonville, CLYDE -.--------- 100
colorado Galveston. Mallory -.-.-..... 1900 III
cah5r. Tai Mallory. 300
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5oI Sunset $50 Noon 1886 Moons sEe 7
WATER
M-sandy 1910 Gov Island 12:S5 Cate 2.25
sandy Hook 1:o5 Gov. Islsrd i:s6 He'll Z Is
New-York tribune., 1909-04-26

James MCCreery & Co,
73rd Street 54f6 >Sfreef
On Monday and Tuesday,
April the Goth and 21th.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

ed by Charles u. Barney & Co. No. 25 Broad st 3,
-ork and No l22 South 4th St. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston. 10c discount;
Chicago, 2)c premium San Francisco. sight. 212c
premium. telegraph, 5c premium New Orleans,
commercial 75c discount bank 81 premium: Charles
ton, buying par selling l-lOc premium; St Louis
4Oc premium bid 50c premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, exchanges
$l02 7G5 753 balances $685. 1876: Philadelphia
changes S7.969 16S. balances $2,15 953 Chicago. eX-
changes $42,35S679, balances S3,4S2,211.
SILVER MARKET.-Com bar silver, SIC.
Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar silver in London
closed unchanged at 2S l3- led, decline of 3-l6d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 10; Lisbon 1850
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeXican exchange on
New York is quoted at 20ll2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-C receipts
reported from Washington. $O15 9S5: internal reve-
receipts $9362l4 miscellaneous receipts. S7i, ,432
Receipts for day, 81 So; expenditures, 81
coo Receipts for the month date, $44, 6S5 eX
penditures $7OS0OO; Of expenditures, $2.519
Sl5 Receipts for the fiscal year to date. $4S5 512
70l expenditures, s577 6 5l1 of expenditures
Ss 1856.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
to the Clearing House S1ll, l29.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at ?
per cent. highest. per cent; lowest l2 per cent;
last loan ~ per cent: closing 1t2u2 per cent rul
Ing rate. per cent Time money was frmer on a
better demand and apparently more limited
supply. Loans obtainable at higher rates
than last week with 2i9Q22l per cent for sixty and
ninety DAYS. 2&G3 cent for four and five
months. and "a per cent bid-obtainabe at per
cent for six months. 32Q3a. for over the year.
Mercantile paper in good demand. The sup
ply was abundant. but sufficiently large
0 offer attractive investments. Rates 3l4Ig
32 per for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills
receivable. 312di per cent for choice four to six
months single names 42d5 per cent for the less
well known variety.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady with cables quoted at
1850 4.S77O demand sterling at 4SI4oa4S745, and
sfxty-day bills at 4S6I4 Short francs were 5.l6i4D
51sI. plus I-32, and short rechsmarks 80 5-l6
less l-6iQ95 5-l6 Sterling sagged a trife In the
morning and in the early afternoon cables were
quoted at 4SG0u4S765 demand sterling at 1910 bid
and asked and sxy-day bills at'4S64. Short francs
held at 5l6l445l64 plus l-32 and short reichsmarks
at S5 5-l6 less I-32u95 J-6. Business quiet. De
mand sterling was up > points on the day.
-f..I r-afa fplI
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Floor sentiment on the Consolidated Excha1ss
was bearish practically all day. Stocks were Of
fered freely by the professional element. and ths
market most OF the time ruled under the Stock
Exchange There was a brief period around ms
opening OF business when there a disPosuo1
short interest This was reflected by Union Pa
Cifc changing hands 10 the extent CT more t1a1
30 shares ISIS and ISSt4 compared with TOP
price on the other board OF is The development
of weakness in Reading assisted IN changing Gs
tone Of the market once more 20 oea-ishness
Reading one time offered as much as max
a point under the Stock Exchange quotation US
OF the few exceptions 20 the general tendency
the early dealings was Smelling IL was Did iof
vigorously. touching price : above the othsF
board. Sis. and FOR a time II was much more
active than either Union Pacific or Reading us
later leaders OF the market on the decline Speca
interest developed in Southern Railway later u
the day. Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

NOTICE TO BONDHOI4DERs OF READING HOSIERY
COMPASY.
All holders OF bonds and coupons q the Reading aosle
America wall Street city. after April
- 1909 the found to be due thereon
JOHN NJ DETTRA. Special Master.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
UNREGISTERED
BONDS.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOT

.seIs cents per share todd lots
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
Dividend Notices.
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway Company

II u .HUI Y HHk fI2D UVIu DUtIus
Coupon No. r. due May I. 1903. viii be paid NJ
tuFity the Office OF
FISK s ROBINSON. s5 Cedar St NJ
T. A LEHR. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions fer government bonds, compared with SatuT-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading was on fair scale in the market for
outside securities and fairly well distributed. al
though the bulk Of the dealings continued concen-
tratcd I'm manipulated issues. A generally steady
tone was manifested and strength developed In
spots. Atlantic. Gulf & West Indies stock ana
bonds we're conspicuously strong and more active
Standard Oil after early Improvement OF q
point ran off . Western Pacific gained a point
North Butte Copper was down about points. In
bonds Western Pacific IS were off Z Atlantic. CUR
& West Indies IS were up l and Consolidated
Steamship receipts a point