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New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
CITY BONDS BRING LESS
MORGAN FIRM DIDN'T BID.
Indifference Nakes Difference of
.4bOut $500 900.

J T Morgan & Coo. rot bidders Yesterday
az the citv's 10000 600 bond sale. To what OK
tent the absence Of the Morgan interests influenced
the bidding Controller Metz was not prepared 70
say last night but h. said that il made differ
ence.
The average price yesterday was 1oo.I1 for S3S.-
coo roo Of the hfty-year bonds. on March 2 with
the Morgan firm bidding. the average price was
lo1 8. The difference Of nearly per cent made
-et difference IN the receipts Of more than S3oOeoo
That figure probably comes pretty being the
price Of the indifference of J. p Morgan & Co 20
the sale Yesterday. 4 prominent member OF the
Controllers STAFF said:
The Morgan interests did not come in because
the, didn't have their way when We sold the last
bir instal~7ent Of revenue bonds. The Morgan peo-
pie wanted them 4ia, and the Controller peddled
them around at average price OF S@4. The Ola
man gor hufy il. AMI he waited until to-day
10 us"
Tbere we're 40 bidders yesterday. the aggregate
q, bids beinC $50 o6O Oo0 The S2.0oo.0oo of ten
year assessment bonds brought an average o1
looI4 The income rate for the ffty-year bonds Is
3.95. and for the ten-yesr 3.sS.
All things considered said Controller Metz.
the sale was satisfactory. We have got large
amount Of bonds out and the big corporations are
selling bonds freely. The issue We offered IS very
large one Ten years ago lis size would have been
2 r1arter Of uonderrlent for DAYS. but have be
como used to big notations. and sometimes forget
+Isr what i, means % offer for absorption s+o-
600 900 bond issue. The price is lower than We
could wish and aggregate Of bids was not quite
50 high a. I expected
I do not care 10 go into the reasons Tor the
Morgan interests STAYING out They arc not in any
respect discreditable the Financ- Department
think that the bond market VIII improve iu1n1e-
diar.lv now that offering has been taken Il
IS possible that the citys debt mourning margin
not having beer established by Law had a some
what disturbing effect the price Of the bonds OF
fercd to-day The money raised will last Us until
the end Of the wear.
Kuhn Loeb & co. obtained the largest install
r7ent Yesterday. $500 O0o going 70 that firm a.
rrices ranging from 100-43 TO lOos3. Ladenburg'
halr2ann & Co. and William solomon & Co. took
e. 500 n0O al from 1nO41 10 10112- Other bidders
thu amount taken and the prices follow:
Pank of savings 81 o0n 600 Al 100 So
Tlo,a Rank IF tanada. SSuO 600 Al loa1l - lolnt-
S-ligman Brothers. London Sl-f'-'""" a. i"V'' u
! & " seIigman 4 Co. S4ooo.ooo at 100 10 10
Iol -, 90. . -oo nc ..
ln1 % ,oo
c-7o7 Fo-r 4 Co s250 nNn at 100 - TO 100 CT
Chrmlczi National Bank 100000 al looiH6 70
FaT.on. son K 20 and conn Co. s7ooooo a,
lao -
Daniel Huber obtained $4,000 at 1e8, the high bid
Of tle day.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

lane Fvre:'' Your mother is absolutely right
Notwithstanding the fact that yol have reached
competent 30 advise YOU is dow fright folly for
any girl 20 use rouge AID oarmine.
Mrs. /. c z: First Of ali. stop Va rrying- Worry
Only increa your tainness and sallowness he
% milk To purify your blood and ia Ho9rse,iI OF
pinlples and blotches take systerp tonic made a.
follows: Dissolve ounce Of kardent and = tescuPS
fu - suear in , pint Of alcohol eud IL pints OF
boiling wa-et. Take ! tablespoonful > minutes be
fore each mel and before retiring This recipe
makes fan quart 81 tonic that not only cieanSes
the blood. but makes the liver more active. which
viii tend % clear your ssllow COMP exion-
Ethel J q, II made me happy te read your let
ter / am glad YOU think well Of ny recipes that
you cut them out and pass them along 10 your
her druggist any ingredient nam ?, FOR never
advise She of anything that is ot sold in first
1ion / know to the use OF liquid complexion beauti-
fers j. their high cost when purchassed in a ready
manu- gtastured state Nou can make At home a fine
liquid powder that softens and W items The skin
by putting teaspoonfuls OF glvcerina and ounces
o. spurTnaN in = pint of boiling Wister; let stand
until cold Apply with the palm or the hand and
rub until dry | prefer this spurmaC- wash 10 any
face powder ! buy.
Pearl NJ You can make a strefs ythening tonic
for gcur tired and inhamed ewes by dssolving
ounce "f crysios III pint Of water Drop or ,
used by many society ladies give 1fe and lustre
20 the eyes when they are duh and 1kstless Those
who wear glasses VIII find Il helpful
Fern d DO not drink cold water 81 meals The
and prevents digestive juices from acting free
ly thus lefting the food lie passive and causing in
digestion.
Mac Mct-- Blackheads are sonnet nnes slow to
Weld 10 treatment. but feel u lat IL you
FAITHFULLY q 5elly made follows you Will find
ard put II in d half pint OF cold vstfer which
you hauH added teaspoonfuis of sSycerne. then
STIR br.skly for few minutes and.Jet stand until
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
BURGLARS USE AN AUTOMOBILE.
Dynamite Safe and Loot Mattituck Postofice
While Villagers Sleep.

Expert crscksrner are believed to be working
among the postoflces on Long Island. several Of
which have been entered recently Early yester-
DAY morning the Mattituck postoffice vas ap-
preached BY strangers in an automobile. They
stood upon box which had been secured in Cutch-
ogue as revealed by the markings upon the box,
and effected entrance through a rear window.
Postmaster Tuthill and many villagers were
asleep within q block Of the postoff1ce, yet none
heard the explosion when the thieves dynamited
the safe It was blown open in expert manner,
and nearly 500 in money and stamps worth $50
were taken. besides number 4 registered letters
Tracks made by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS showed
how the burglars had come and departed
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
THE MICHIGAN READY FOR TRIAL.
Battleship Arrives at RockpOrt Me-, for Test
To-day

Rockland. Me June S-The battleship Michigan
arrived to-day from Philadelphia The batteshp
here for her official trials by the government
board. The trials will not begin before tomorrow.
Those on board say that the Michigan had no
difficulty In making seventeen knots an hour on the
run from the Delaware Capes The contract re-
quircments are eighteen and half knots an hour
The trial board to-day announced its decision on
the protest OF the builders concerning the fire room
bulkhead doors They will remain open during the
twenty four hour trial The builders contend that
to close them would demoralize the engine room
department and thereby reduce the efficiency OF the
work because Of extreme heat
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
WANTED IN PARls FoR MURDER.

Louis ReLrrioc printer. was arrested at his
home in FairxieW. y. J. yesterday afternoon by
Central Once detectives from Manhattan on war
ran issued by United States CouE missioner Shields
on Nav p charging him With being fugitive from
iustjce He is wanted by the police Of Paris
France ..- 4 charge u homicide According 10 the
u-arrsr- he shot and killed Louis Papier, in Paris
on June 1s 1895. Bourrilloc was brought TO New
York and locked up AZ Police Headquarters. await
ing communication NTH the French police
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
VEST POINTS G1L4 WEEK
One Hundred american and T7c0
Chinese Cadets To BE Graduated.

West Point, y. Y. June S-Thls Is graduation
week at the United States Military School, and
West Point presents gala appearance.
The commencement exercises will take place on
Friday morning at which time one hundred Amer
lean and two Chinese cadets VIII receive their
diplomas The Chinese graduates are Ting G. Chen
and Wing H Wen. who we're admitted 10 the acad-
eIny four wears ago by special act Of Congress at
the request Of the Chinese government.
At Fridays exercises diplomas VIII be delivered
by Secretary of War Dickinson Exhibition drills
are given every day.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
CONTRACTS FOR DEsToYERs LET.
-Four To Be Built, Ranging in Cost from 1929,
600 TO S659. .O0O

Washington June s.-Contracts to build one tor
pedo boat destroyer each were awarded to-day to
the following companies. Bath Iron Works. at
1858. 500. New York Shipbuiding Company. s64SO0o;
william Cramp & Sons SSJ7 OOo. and Newport News
Shipbuilding Company s62su0 The Fore River
Shipbuilding Company also viii get contract for
one at $4,000
All the companies have twenty-fo four months to
complete the vessels with the exception Of the
New York Shipbuildiug Company. which submitted
its bid 10 complete the boat In twenty-five months
Each Of the boats is to have speed OF 29lz knots
hour and be OF 100 tons displacement
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
COLLIER BRUTUs RAMS A TENDER.
Both Craft Badly Damaged Naval Inquiry
Will Take Place

Norfolk. Va. June S-The naval collier Brutus
rammed the lighthouse tender Violet at her Ports
mouth dock as the Brutus. following repairs.
leaving the Norfolk Navy Yard last evening.
The Brutus struck the Violet the port side
wreckng her paddle box. knocking her engine out
OF place and doing other damage 10 the tender
which had just reached here from Baltimore. The
Brutus then struck raft. Tugs assstn her back
the yard where she Is being examined to-day.
The Vioet's pumps had 10 be kept at work all
night.
From the navy ward late TODAY II is stated that
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
ST PETERS TAX SALE SET ASIDE.

r,-,o, ,to,-nahan. Of the Department Of Assess
-. and Arrears said Yesterday that liens
against property Of St. Peters Church had been
IA f, error at the tax sale Of Monday
The question OF the liability oi the property l"'
80, ,,.~g.e for which it was sold was under ad-
...,, in the Finance Department at the time.
- did and the church properly assumed that n"
sale could take place until it had been disposed OF
Tho sale Of this property was consequently set
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
TRAINS FOR HOME-BOUND STUDENTS

The closing of the and colleges releases thousands
vmo folks for the home going 1t is natural that parents should
have some anxiety about the hOme-bound trip
The trains the Pennylvan Railroad offer unusual ad
vanaoe toward the safeguarding of the young people and provide
exceptional comforts for their enjoyment
The Pemsvvania Special (the 1ShOr train between New
York and Chicago; 1.-The Pennsylvania Limited New York
Cbaoo the Chicago Limited New York to Chicago and the st
Louis Limited peculiarly well equipped for their They
have exclusive apartments for parties of girls ladies maid for their
service polite and accommodating employees throughout the
The hghcass of these adds OF quiet refinement
which makes them attractive to young and old alike
The youngsters will follow their fathers and use the
mie and comforts of these trains appeal
them It's thoughtess father that doeSn direct MS son " use the
Special or the Ilmiteds
should especially noted that of these trains
betwe than night
The pennsylvania Special leaves New ok at 355 F. NJ;
Tbe PENNSYLVANIA Limited A NJ. the Chicago Limited"
Of 4 * p NJ and the Louis Limited at l.55 p. NJ
tan 90 Of
ASsn foot Euon
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
TIN WORKERS MAY RESIST OPEN SHOP
Meeting Called in Pittsburg to Take Action
Regarding Recent Announcement.

Pittsburg. June S.-The advisory board OF the
Anna gamated Association OF iron, Steel and Tin
Workers decided at prolonged meeting here to-
day call convention OF the lodges in the sheet
and tin mills to take action the open shop
order recently issued by the American Sheet and
Tin Plate Company.
While the company's order Is not effective until
July /, the convention Will meet here next Mon
day Ii is said tonight that the advisory board
will recommend 20 the convention that the order
be resisted.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
HARTMAN TO LEASE PLOT.

= L Hartman is not going TO build a large mod
ern house for his own use his plot al the north
east corner Of 6sth street and Fifth avenue. 1t was
learned yesterday thatthe northerly half Of the plot
was for sale or to II has frontage Of about
a feet on he avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
NAVAL RESERVES QUIT WINsLow
Torpedo Boat Will Be Docked for Repair.-
Was Entirely in Militias Hands.

Beaufort. y g. June s-The torpedo b.,,
Winslow. with par; OF the Massachusetts. naval =,
serves aboard. after two accidents in two dsys "a
turned here to-day with machinery badly dissNs
Her port shaft was bent, her boiler out OF can.
mission and the pumps. az which the crew A.s
Ia bored necessarily. were working badly
Most OF the crew v-iII return 5r train 70 Ba.,,.
and New Bedford. and the boat viii be tovsd 4,
dock for substantial repairs
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

Washington. June s-Fewer than half dos.-
enlisted men Of the navy accompanied the Ne,
Bedford naval reserves aboard the t0Tpedo bosf
Winslow. which has had series of mishaps o1
her cruise. The vessel being in the hands Of ii,
naval militia no reports of the accidents sustained
by her have reached the Navy Department
The commandant at Norfolk has sent a tug ron
there 10 TOW the WinsIow 10 Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

Washington June s-IAeutenant Commander H
NJ CaldweIIs resigna ton has been accepted by tne
Navy Department. There IS considerable reluc-
tance on the part Of few officers who know any
thing about it to discuss the facts II Will be
recalled however that a few months ago Leuten-
ant Comman nder Caldwell was court martialled FOR
drunkenness. and was convicted. In view Of his
good record however, the only penalty imposed
was a reprimand. Lieutenant Commander Cald-
we'll was formerly an aid 70 Admiral Dewey and
enjoyed his friendship such extent that
EFFORT was made ia Washington 10 suppress the
facts concerning his court martial and the full
details were never made public Nothing is known
Of the causes His resignation was surprise 10
most OF the officers friends. even including those
duty in the Navy Department.
Last week charges were again brought against
Lieutenant Commander Caldwell In connection
with dinner on the ships OF the Pacific fleet at
the opening OF the Seattle exposition The Navy
Department informed and II is said the Off
permitted to resign rather than stand an
other Court-martial.
He entered the Naval Academy IN Iss- and was
commissioned Lieutenant commander in 1876. For
his services at the battle OF Manila Bar he was
advanced five numbers In grade. He Admiral
DeWey's best man when the admiral married Mrs.
Hazen.
After the war Lieutenant Caldwell took up the
study OF submarines. and was appointed in 1907 to
take command OF the Holland. he leading
expert in submarine work.
Caldwell became ensign in 1925. and his rise
from that time rapid. He was born in St
Louis but when a child his parents went to I've
in Quincy Ill. and it was In that state that ne
won his appointment the Naval Academy IN a
competitive examination.
one OF his first details when cadet he was
on OF the boats To China to protect Amerl-
can missionaries during the Chinese-Japsnese War
He also detailed TO the South Pacific squadron
during the trouble between this country and chill
which for time threatened to end in war.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
1T. com. C1LDUELL l. OUT.
Resigns after Seattle Charges ber
BROUGHT Against HIM.

Seattle June s-Tieutenant Commander Fl NJ
Caldwell who was an ala 20 Admiral George
Dewey and stood by his side on the bridge OF the
flagship OLYMPIA at the battle of Manila. has re-
signed from the navy His resignation WIS 'eie
graphed 20 Washington
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
mRs scHueMAN BUYS HOUSE HERE.

Mrs Barbara Z Schurrlan. wife Of Jacob Gould
scbprr,a1 president of cornell University. took
ti-te Yesterday ffom Benjamin CsIiffen 10 No Il
west 5sth street. a -four story dwelling house on
lot eaxleo5 feet The expressed consideration was
mammal
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

the rudder of the Brutus is badly dsn7as.s -
that one blade of her propeller was snapnAa =
Divers have not yet completed the exa11irati,-~ :
her hull. Captain Eason commanded the Prr~.
and Captain Outten the Violet There win ~,
naval inquiry
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

William Mc&enna. with a bullet wound in his
hand. accompanied by Henry Smeller walked into
Bellevue hospital yesterday to ha"~ his hand
dressed When the msn refused 10 tell n-v Nc
kenna was injured Patroman Hatmaker of the
Bellevue squad, arrested them.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
ORDERS IssUED-The following orders have
been issued.


been issued.
Colonel jobs R!DP5E Corps ,s Of 5S e@sSssEs Me-
a-S4 s9sqreT 22 sEHfhou' s o
Captain ROBERT II EoLFE. quar-, srnaster. to Boston
July l.. as purchasing Commissary vice Captain
na%frnr En- 1 = the oiarad5 Juy 81 vice Major
GEORGE W. RCTHERs, 10 Boston. as purchasing
Following osrs artillery nov IN com c2TmaRd and aT%y }
take station q pieces indicated 1aptain . FhAEh n
AZ and ,75'2 william F sffFpD Jr Manila
First 1ieu,enants FRANK P LAIN AND BENJAMIN
FouLOIS. signal corps from Fort Omaha to wash
First tiea,eSaa, cEYpE b 6HsAS t'h Infanry. tro.
Sisoo l5'',i sailing iuga,, f5r FhiPPne, -.
'''S e.. ,.' e, ~ "a "a ton for rStiremrnt
Retirement ~ FIRST Lieutenant WALLACE T. sABIN.
craaain GHRRLrS WtLkI.EY. r,,tred.. placed on
a.cond fleu-nan, VILLAIN F HARREI- from 18th
la;s q sassacs caPran EoREHT I4 g w5 RgTE zr sfh
f,ta,.ry s r-,n,5s M tro-- serterrher e first
Lieutenant ALBERT g GoopWYN. nth infan'r'
NAVY.
Rear Admiral e.. IT. AR>oLD detailed president naval
eHamininE aa4 re,as boards Wa'hins'on vice Rear
Captain MERTz TO command ths lAn.a',eT ,,o....
''''Si9 hig,r y roMpSirsve. Mr9 home
captain 4 g FERRY detached command the lancaster.
autv member board general suryeyE fa'ihc
Coast. and commandaHt Facac naval district 'iee
Commando J. LEONARD to the s9gth Jaroltna ~.
Lieutenant commander II ia tNt-t' "f'.A''i'4 wv
Lieutenant Commander " MANION. To Naval a"di-
al school Hospital Warrington - -,, -
l. Lieutenant Commando r A kEARNEfr 1f's'H'n ''-
Ileu,erar, D p wiCKrRsHAM detached the Louis
lana. Naval Hospital N'rto.h
Lieutenant NJ MAJOR detached the Ni'n's. %
bureau of steam engineering -
Mlishipmau q" e. THOMAS. Acta he'd th" Mar' u
Mlashipraan II . DONALD. detached ,h- Yorktown, to
Mii.Fipa,an g rrGH detached the colorado 70 the
Yorktown
town. Q, the Colorado
Midshl-nau n. \ BApT. detached the West virginia;
the Yorktown
to virginia
Assistant Surgeon r W SMITH. detached the Wiscon-
sin. rasl Fna'ion accepted. ?" AK" erect June u"
civil En- rlne-r 7. CHAMBERS. detached bureau ~
station. Diego. Vice E".f Admiral II y MAN
SEY. rotlred. 20 home
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The following
movements of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Tune The Hist Guantanamo. the sioux 2 Rock
land York Boston. the Birmingham.
At sierra Leone the MIssissi ppf- at philadelphia
Island.
June 6-The Saturn. from Panama for Guayaqul
June The South Dakota. from Panama Tor ANA
pala. the Olympie. the chicago the Hartford and
Tonopah. from Annapolis for Soomon's
Seattle for San Francisco. the california. from
Brcmerton for San Francisco. the Salem. from
Bradford for Grand Canary
june s~The Wilmington from siakwan for shanghai
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sadie Cunningham negro woman. OF No. 2l0
West 30th street who was arrested In connection
with the murder of BENJAMIN Moretta was held
yesterday without bail by Coroner Hamburger TO
await an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

SILENCER TESTS.-Extremelv interesting tests
the Maxim sencer about to be made at
the Military Academy West Point, under the
supervision OF the professor OF ordnance and sci
euce Of Sunnerv at that institution -Four expert
ma a-er1e chosen from the con missloned personnel
on duty at the academy have been selected To hre
with rifles fitted with the Maxim silencer 1t IS
planned to have the firing ranges Of from SO
10 900 yards Officers will be stationed a. different
positions observe the sound the lack OF sound.
when the rifles are discharged. Later rifles fitted
with he Maxim scncer Will be issued 10 the cadets
IN order to fsmiliarlze them with the device the
military value of which is still a matter Of consid-
Grafton by the army officers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

drtket Om a ~ ding
tan 90 o street
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

June 6-The Saturn. from Panama for Guayaqun.
The South Dakota. from Panama FOR ANA
paIa. Olympus the chicago. the Hartford
Tonopah. from ANNAPOLIS for Soomon's
Island the West Virginia and tho MARYLAND. from
Seattle Francisco the california. from
Brcmcrton for San Francisco. the Salem. from
Bradford for Grand Canary.
June S-The Wilmington. from Slakwan fo- shanghai
New-York tribune., 1909-06-09

June The Hist. AZ Guantanamo. the Sioux. a. Rock
land. the New York At Boston: the birmingham.
At sierra Leone. Mississippi Phladelphia; ;
Nauskan. at Shanghai: the Yorktown. at Mare
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-06-20
NOT THE BARGAIN HE THOUGHT.
Discovery That Seriously Interered
with mIlionsire's Joy.


You think our American million
aires buy good many fake picturcs?"
Nj. Roche7ort laughed IT'S pltifuli
It's shameful But what can they eX-
peot? It's their own fault for buying
pictures as they buy lumber or steel
rails-accordlng TO specifications. I'll
never forget the last pictures I was
asked 10 look at by rich American.
He was proud of them So convinced
that they were masterpieces! There
were 40 In all, and they had cost him
500. 900 francs. Ii was a bargain all
right If they had been genuine. for
there were great names In the lot;
several old masters. Diaz. a TheO-
dore Rousseau, Daubigny. and sever.
al CorotS-tht usual millionaire assort-
ment.
We'll, he said. as | studied them.
Some of them are well done,
admitted
Ah'' he purred
But they're not genuine
"Whet, You mean you've found
a counterfeit?
My dear sir. I'm soTry but-they
are all counterfeits. '"-Clevelsnd Mof.
tett. in Success Magazine.