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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ACTION NOT coNDoNED.

He-lher ascs % appear that Defendants s
coz sEer applied 10 Tie township or city
f-sasUr-- all received thcrefroIu the com
pcuFafi0a 20 which such officers are ell
TILED il lkl cases. 50 that II cannot be
SAID tire proper public authorities ever. BY
rssing .ll raudc6 the act. We arc sat
SIZED De- does not come under the other
c.susr which permits ANY person 10
hl llc- animals ana shall therefore dis
miss IEat lrsncL u the case from further
consideration.
Neither are vc satisfied that defendant
dog h1C s-1cicut Intelligence OF discretion
10 a. 30 en- Official capacity In such cases.
AZ e. ofroer lf Le claimed 10 act in that
c-psrirv he only had the right 70 Kill
r,sinl-rs dog IN case he found him going
81 large. l1t licensed and c0llared" accord
Iug o. tls set Sov. whether defendant
Cog LaG examined the records and ascer-
ts.nel from such examination that plain
trE dog was not licensed. OF whether
hc stopped and deliberately examined
Saslnr.sl dog o. see n he had . collar
n does not sppear Nor does T. clearly
appear rls+ De l-l.leG him for the sole
reason taai De- was not licensed ana col
sred Yet lc haG no rght 10 EiiI ham
ior any other reason.
-ht intention ulerefore. with which be
Coi-u.-red tls ACT. becane material The
rlsintiFs dos msg not have had airy col
la- on a-l set if defendants uog cid
not XII Eim because in not wearing . col
lar -a was violating the provisions - tho
90. l-- becaaz1 ~ sclnc spite or malice
eniertllue1 toward ham, then u is clear
To could Ilt aftcrWard come ln and J-s-
iiE under tE.a statute. ~. for the sole
i-sscn --1- plaintiffs dog Vas not licensed
Qr col--ll-. cefendants dog, in the per
'ornanc- ef L.s o1icial duty, killed him,
i-eB. we're f not :or other considerations,
lf owner 0r posscssor might he held not
-ehe IT, however. there vas not that
''l-nez- all celebration which the Ia"
"olie require llt The act was prompted
.g 4 spIaIg from ViSlled. oepraFeo,
tnl ualsIa-t disposition. thcn the act
,--.l l.- .c -ustited
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Nov. 27-Consols closed y
higher al S2ss for both money and sc-
count: Anaconda was a higher at Ei0s,.
9fand Trunk 4 higher at 1875. Canadian
Faoinc = higher at 1894.
Money was fairy plentiful on the mar
ket; discounts were steady.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
quiet but cheerful Diamond shares,
harirs and foreigners hardened on Conti-
ne-fal buying. Consols were steadily
maintainsd, but home rails were neglected.
American securities opened better in
syn pathy with Wall Street Rock Island
was feature. but the whole market hard
onec u over parity, and closed steady.
ANA lEaTlated Copper was a fraction be-
low the best.
Call money in London. ld5 per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills.
"a PEI cent. long bills, 1 per cent; Berlin
discount rate. az per cent; Paris discount
rate. 22s per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don. . francs l9l; centimes; Berlin ex-
change or London, 20 marks 4si. pfenniCs
Bar gold. as sd American ea giles, T5s 4d-
Paris. Nov. 27.-Three per cent rentes
closed 2i3 centinles lower at 90 francs 81.
centiInes- Prices on the Rourse were firm
Oh acvices from New York.
Berlin. Nov. 27.-Priees on the Boersa
20 DAY were strong. American securities
are active.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November q.

New York November % 1903
BEENES-Receipts. % cars. OF 1,2J2 head.
ali for slaughtsrsrs- Nothing doing n live
cattle. Dressed bee. quiet at yesterday 3
quotations shipments included 607 cattle
London: 23s4 quarters In the Philadelphia
70 Southampton
CALyEs-Rsceipts 10 head. ircIudins 6ss
for slaughtersrs and I3S for the market: 1s6
on sale. Most OF the offerings Western
calves. and no demand at the prices asked.
when we're firm Barnyard calves and vsals
were almost nominal but feeling steady.
Dressed caves in moderate demand at 100
15c for city. 9i1 Q lie for country. and q
SIC FOR barnyard calves
SHEEP AND LAMb>-Rsceipts. 14A cars.
or 1892 head. including - ears for slaugh-
terers and Ia for the market; "a ears on
sale. Market was steady tor both sheep anc
"a lambs. Medium 70 fair lambs sold at 81 159
- % per 100 70; culls at So common 10 prime
sheep at Sc 5OGSi %. Dressed mutton
steady at $ z 10c per ID. dressed lambs at
1U = 6t3c; country dressed hothouse lambs
at seGs10 per carcass
Sales-ksrns Commission Company 147
INDIANA lambs. Is ID average. 81 IS per 100 70
221 Buffalo. 20 10. 81 IS: 81 Indiana culls. 50
~, -; % Indiana sheep. 1875 ID. 81 rs: II.
los h. IS so.
HOGs-Receipts 10 cars. or 2.1Ts head al
Tor slaEshterers. NOrlinally steady Buf-
talo and Western advices- Country dressed
steady at 10is I2c. with a few light pigs
selling at 12Ae-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. e7.-Renewsd liquidation OF
the December delivery forced wheat prices
losses or : q - q lc, compared with final quo
tations OF FRIDAY. Corn closed easy whiIs
oa-lS ana provisions were steady. Several
Mid rallies in wheat occurred owing 10 COW
ering BY shorts. but the market at no time
dlsplaSed any great bUOyancy. During the
day December sold between 81 OeGSf O6 = .
whHe May ranged between 81 O54. G Z. d
81 co1s At the close December vas a.
81 On%, and May at 81 O6. Liquidation of
december holdings was a feature In corn and
the market was rather weak all day me
slump IN wheat tended TO aggravatc selling
hteSSgre- Prices at the close were 4 q &C to
&c lover than the previous close. Oats
Wthstood the weakening terdencv 81 fre
decline IN other grain. and ruled STEADY all
daN. buy1nS Of December by cash interesrs
was the sustaining factor. The uarl<st cI,sss
stsady az 1se lower TO sc higher Pro-
Visions were strong early but se1tirnsrt bs-
came easier and the market cfossd stss,--
with prices 2lsc lower 70 &c higher
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
Te-ter-

LlFerpCoI catIes-SpO- tuU. eaIee. 4Ott bales.
speculation and export, 500. American. s.GO0.
imports. "a. 600. all American: middliug upland.
:. Esd: futures opened steady az sat points ad-
vance; closed quiet. net y point lower 10 e
point higher. except last three positions. which
were lola points net lower November and
Observation-Disclosures, 7.4Td: observation-disclosures
T.4Ti izd: January February. 7.5Iiad: February
March. TS4d: March-ApFil. T51d: April-May
7.59d. May-June, I.6ld: June-July. T59iad:
July-AugIsf. Z aSd: August-Septe T24lsd.
september-Octob-r. 6ITd- OCtober-N November,
6.63i.d November-December, 6.5Tiad.
COFFEE-Quict. closing steady at IN
changed 10 points net decline: sales, IS 500
tags European markets steady Havre being
unchanged and Hamburg unchanged 10 Z. pfs
advance The Brazilian markets were irregular
Rio being unchanged and santos showing a de-
cline OF 80 reis- Tne persistent weakness IN the
santos market has attracted a good deal of at
tenti0n and had a tendency 10 discourage active
speculative buying. Firm offers have been above
a parity with the local market. and the situation
on the whole - rather unsettled SPOT coffee
steady. Rio No :. ssc. Local contract
Irices
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Lcndon. Nov --A nne .slecti0n OF "A a.
Tales o1cred az the wcol auction saIss 90
day. The deuand Was spirited. and drfu nrfre<
prevailed Cfossoresis advanced per cent oxer
the oepterlccr avertse. and Anerican. PAID
from % 10 rer cert higher Tor suitable parcels
tne show % mcrfnos was reaaiiy ansorsss =
French. German and home buyers Next wssk
e. GO caaes VIII e offered. To-day-s ralex
New Souta Wales. 500 bales secured fst,
Is totst. greasy. G.dcis 81. Queensland, alco
bales; scocred Ia 81 !. p 80. greasy ri'Tls cA,a
Victoria. LOO bales. secured Is t,dlres "a
greasy. sd1is "a. south Australia. Il no salss
secured. Is ad8ls 4itd. greasv S%d9is I'd
West australia. 100 bales secured IL s{.t0
II sslsd. zfeasv. S-ofod View Zsa aud. n ssN
bales. secured l0@sdGis sisd. xGeasy s6efon
Cape cf Good Hope and Natal 100 -ca,sx sr,nroS
Is lt1 Is Od. greasy. 81 t2lA
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
QUEER THINGS IN NATURE.

IN the upper waters Il the Amazon the
fresh water turtle grows 70 q great size.
Tuu grown ones three feet in length. two
Ia width and weighing Tw0 hundred pounds
are often seen. Every house has It's lIttls
pOnd OF corral 10 hold stock OF these
animals through the season or oearth, the
wet months
Olive trees have extraordinarily long
lyes Tn syria recently have been found
some remarkably ancient Give trees. whose
ages are esta ablishsd Oey 1nd question. 4
trust deed exists which relates 70 sn or
char5 covering $50 trees near Trip0it. syria,
ago.
Travellers in Australia ind that sps-
cies II industrious ant builds its nests n
strsisht lines. directly north and south,
nablirg one easily 10 determine the dircc-
ton without the aid or instruments or
watching the sun.-Chicaso News
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

ouI ana nonllnaAy uncnans@d. VITA cenlIltusal
90 test. S3c. muscOvado. 20 test. 5-e3c. and
Inolasses sugar, 80 test, 3 CSC. The London
ma. kst for beet sugar was steady. but quiet ard
unchanged
..I> .--Stsady AT former prices and business
quite good
sALs-Pig iron certificates unchanged
Regulsrs--Cash, November. December and JaRu-
arr, Sl6 50Qsl 20, February. Sl6 50fSl7 40 and
March, sl8 50GJSiT 80.
J-OL4asaLs a ND sERIPs-EUsi7ess fairly
good. with market h-na and prices unchanged
NAV AZ >4G.lEc -SEls-4 Ne
ruled steady, but quiet and unchanged ROSIN
dull and unchanged TAR stead but IN
unchangsd
OAAs-Lfnseed oil steady recent prices.
Refined petroleum unchanged
COITOSsaED OIL-Quiet. closing steady
at points advance 20 points decline. sales.
$500 bbls Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
HOT FINISH.

The wise and industrious father was
ohiding his son about HIS procrasJination.
You are always late" scolded the senior.
Why don't you be like the early bir6e
You know. these DAYS the first come are
the first served"
That may he. pop" laughed the frivo-
lous yOUngster, but don't want 10 be
like the early bird. He is generally served
up on toast. Chicago News
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
WOUNDED TO HIS DEATH.

While there. DEFENDANTS dog wilfGlly and
r-.licious-y attacked aim. and with danger
Gus weapons. - wiz. Ais testh. SO cit and
izjure5 the plaintiffs dog that his bark
~as shattered. He went home in q Ian
gushing condition. sne. languishing. upon
The sane cay diG die. Plaintiff thereon sued
dofen6anr @ recover damages for the irrep-
arahle Joss which he had sustained.
Tie statute referred 70 required the os--
90 Cf dogs 10 procure = license Lhsrefo-.
ana . cause the dog 70 wear 8 -ollAr
around i-s neck. ana provided that any one
leep.-s O dog contrary 10 The provisions 81
fhe sc- should be liable 70 penalty. The
slztE secron II that act reads as follows
AIRY person may. ans il shah be the
dury % every police cf1oer and consta ole n:
any township " city 10 idu any sa5 al
dcgs going az large. ana not licensed and
ooliareG according 20 the provisions q this
acL al1 such officers slzzA Be- entitled 20
receive from the township CT city treasury
O. cents f-r each dog. etc. Killed b. Them. ="
Dsfencalt claimed thar lis dos. IN killing
rlsinuHs dog acted under this section.
i docs not clearly appear from the
rsoo-d what particular part q this sec
slon defsnGauts Gog vas. CT claimed %
hs. acr3lE under. when Le committed the
csacy le- lie seems 10 have consid-
s-e6 b his 5gty 20 all tie plaintiffs dog.
Ts' r is rot dear from the record. and
7 ar nct salsSed We have any right 20
rsufu-e. that he. defendants dos. Was
ot5c- De sure or de facto & police officer
or constable. sad. = lie held neither ot
these positions an the time. then clearly
Z Was nor Us duty 10 act In 50 summary
suF rarrre a manner
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
CANINE WAS GUILTY
HE SLEW HIS FELLOW
WITHOUT EXCUSE.
Michigan SHprenle Court Re-
ucrsod Decision FaDoing
Four-Footed Murderer.
s,nirion Of Iusticr Isaac NlAr>ton. Of the Su-
orrnie fourt Of Michigan in Heisreot sgt.
flackett, Central Law Journal, as.

Tho plaintiff in this case was engaged IN
tbc business OF raising berries fer market.
Tgis profits depended largely upon protect
,nr me berries from naughty birds. who.
having no moral or conscientious scrEQles
~ respect for plaintiffs interests would
s5-sefiues descci.d and without leave or
license Appropriate tho berries to their own
uee
To prevent such higl-hanled dealings tie
t.aiutiT became the owner and posscs1or
~ q small snisblc and intelligent cog.
-~.fh valuable hunting qualities. This COS.
ufsu THE tirds attempted 20 steal or take
,he berries would ~ once warn them Cf
rrs danger they incurred. snd they. spoa
sss.lg LiEa approach. would inlmediately
withdraw without waiting foT the honor of
q near acauainrance. so that not one OF
rbsn would sci q peek 81 the berries dur
f,e the whole season.
ms Cos had business cNcryN here around
sts plaintiffs premises, Ia watching and
protecting them. boiling IL ana oUI o. az
lie TAI holes, catching ana killing he oc-
rcuaurs u he could. but az the risk Of soil
tre or losing his collars ~ The operation.
There vas a large. savage sr1 dangsrors
cog g cross between bulldog and a saas-
~ living near by the plaintiffs residence.
-his WIS q dog without "a owner. He WAS
permitted 10 live. and was taken care II on
defcndaIts premises. Cpsn tie Iss Say u
-snua-y. lS-5. he went Ogt making Salls.
The sane dEy plaintiffs little dog was
CIT attending 70 his duriec. pursuing or
chasing a aock OF snowblr6s from OF plain
tE's deIas and berries. and while engaged
A. rEis lau6able business lie followed the
birds across the highway End into the acld
~ nsigAbor. where u does not appear
there we're any berries.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
sEABOARD CLEARANCE

C0TTON-Very quiet, with business chiefly
in the way Of evenng-up commitments and with
fluctuations showing irregularity rather than
any actual trend in consequence The market
opened steady at an advance Of points 10
decline Of points. huctuated within a range Of
. points and clos barely steady
points lower 20 points higher Considerable
attention attracted by claims that the chair
man of the International Spinners' Federation
had given interview in London IN which he
stated that the surtailment n the production
OF cotton goods throughout the world already
amounted 20 I.50oo1O bales material.
Local authorities have been under the impress
sion that the total curtailment proposed would
rr-1 million bales for
the entire season. and that not th~ whole
Of the proposed curtailmens has become effective
The advance In The price OF cotton goods. Il Is
claimed, will make IL more diAhcult 70 secure
a general reduction Of running time to the pro-
posed extent. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
THE MATTER OF THE COLLAR,

Nor do We think that the owner, In any
case. would be prevented from recovering
II his dog was licensed and he had kept a
collar upon him. IN case where the COL
lar. without his knowledge In some way.
either accidentally or otherwise. got or.
untn al least a reasonable time thereafter
fact and replace Il.
IL VIII be noticed that while the statute
requires the dog 20 wear a collar. Il does
not prescribe the kind. II the plaintiff had
put paper collar upon his dog. experIenc.
teaches Us that IL would become soiied, and
that frequent changes would become abso-
lutely necessary. IT, under such circum-
stances. plaintiff had taken of the old. IN
order 10 put on clean. collar, and while
ia The act defendants dog. standing By and
seeing the old collar taken OF, could he,
At once. before plaintiff had time TO re-
place Il, bounce upon and XIII plaintir's
dog? We think not.
Or, II plaintiffs dog, in the pursuit OF
ratS, had torn OF destroyed his collar could
the defendants dos. watching for such an
opportunity. take advantage OF the circum-
stance and kin him. before his owner had
al opportunity TO discover the fact ana
replace it? we are OF opinion that no such
severe and deadly construction can be
given the statute.
We have deliberately and gTavely consid-
cred these important questions. and are
satisfied that the court erred IN giving and
refusing the charges above quoted
Judgment reversed. with costs. and a new
trial ordered.-Frcm The Docket.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. November ~, 1900
GhAIN--NHEAT-Easy declining s. q Ie a
bushel under Liquidation by speculative longs
following lower cables and on reports OF more
faNorable weather in Argentina for the har-
vest Reports from the Northwest said that
tbs roads were hardening. and some authori-
ties predicted q larger movement. especially
as country offerings were somewhat larger.
Minneapolis stocks showed an increase OF
100000 bushels for one day and CHICAGO had
10 cars. against an estimate OF 81. Worlds s
exports for the week amounted to IL Os4 600
bushels against L. o.. 600 the previous week
ana S,216,OOO last year. The New York mar
ket az o'clock was 81 las asked for Decem-
ber; 81 12& asked for NAY. and 81 04s. sskeS
for July. Cash closed easy. with No = red
81 = asked elevator, and 81 263s nominal
Q ahoat; No Northern Duluth. 81 lTis
and No hard winter 81 Il nominal 0 ;
snoat. CORN-Steadier at the start. but later
Developed an easier feeling. and closed at a
decline OF L q nc under renewed Commission
house selling and on reports from the South
west OF weaker cash markets Cash was easy.
With No ? corn quoted T2tsc nominal in eIe-
vator domestic. and 73c delivered; No .. 6sisc
nominal ahoat. No 2 yellow nominal
OAES-steady during the greater part Of the
day. but near the close declined in sympathy
with wheat and corn. Cash quiet with mix e,4
2s 70 52 10. nominal; natural white. 26 to %
u, 44i% = 46c. and clipped white. "a to AZ ID
4ais = +sl7c- RTE-Duu: No Western. S2As c
nominal o New York. BARLEY-Steady:
feeding. So . 55c nominal. c 1 New York
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
T1oTR AND MEAL-

TIoUR AND MEAL-Fiour was dull and
barely stsndy. and t. appears 20 be necessary 20
make concessions in orcer 70 sell. Spring pat
ents. s. 30dSS GO winter straights IS 25Txs 80.
patents, s. S5ds3 So sprinx clcars 81 5J6ss o..
extra No I winter. 81 5OGx4 50: No > 81 3Odi
81 50: Kansas strSiehts 81 s5GS5 Is BCCK-
WHEAT FLOUR-Quiet; bulk. 81 20 nominal
Ter io0 n. RYE FLOUR-Steady: fair 20 good
81 20ds4 2i. choice 20 fancy. - a0uSs so CORN
MEALS leady: kiln dried. 81 50. BAG MEAL
STEADY. fne white ard yellow, 81 50Esi 80:
coarse. 81 sO1Si As. FEED-Westeru quiet: citv
steady: Western spring. sa3 65lseS sc. standard
n!ddlins. So bOas.3 % noUT 60. sss 50: red
dog sae citv bran SO bulk saf IS SACKS. MID
ding. S2a s0i S3i. red dos. So e5 holnluy chop
sat Nuik SOS 80 SACKS. ollmeal. ks5
PRosISIOSS-Firm early In the day IN
ruenced ~ strength IN the hog situation.
Later prices sagEed oH TO the low % the day
under selling b5' bulls % realize profits PORK
--Firm Ness se5 Ts fsrliiv. S2s4 SGT: short
clsar. SEA 5O2x26 SO. BFEF--steady. Msss
1851 so: family. Si4 3sff 30: packet Sc
asIo so. extra india Fness. $50 80 Gs21 RrrT.
HAMs-stesdy SIS GSs5 DRESSED HOGS
Firm. Bacons. NAG. lsO n. 1INc. ra8 n
II s e; Tao n. lis.es pigs. iisse. crT MEATS
fsc: IL u. i3he; - u. 1s,&e. Pieklee hams
ste.--- I3c. TALLOw-ouiet city. s.c:
country. ~ aeSe LARD-Firm, Mlddie
Rsnned. STEADY. south America, "a sae can-
PouND-ouiet. So. eloAe sTEARrSE-
suGAR-Rsnn-t eull aud unchanged. Raw
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

MINNEAPOLIS q ST LOUIS r. r. co.
Coupons due December l. 1909, from ME.R-
RAN JUNCTION q ALBERT LEA ard
SOCTHWESTERN EXTENSION bonds viii be
paid on and after that oate upCn presentation at
the company's cffce. - Broad street. New York.
+. n. DAVIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

plenty and lower. Cucumbers steady. Lettuce
lower. Aint weak TOnaIOes steady. CCCL A-
bERS Dozen. S04s5c, LETTUCE strap. SScG
81: MINT. dOzsl, 30a40c: MUSHROOMS. n.
2og50c. TOMATOES. n I0q20c
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Montreal Nov 4-CHEESE-1uiet aad
stsady Westerns. itnGiiSc; early. ftSaisr
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IA-FUals OF AEHLhANDIsE Al NEW YORK.
1909 1905. 1907.
Week ended Nov. r.
Dry goods o.. IS 04e 4ss 81. 500 652 So O23 2T2
General ness 1902 T3O 10 ea3 os7 iOOs74os
TOTALS .... sis.oTei6s sI3.SOa. T4s sI5 IIo.sso
Prom Jan l.
Dr,-Eoods .si5s 3oossa s1ls sss at s17t $50 sa4
General Edss 6l4.9iOs SIT a.. COS To5 COS s46.5Ts
Totals . s767. .oii14s .ee5. 1s2 sTsl. 1851
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
January 1 10
No- q. .s54T 54T. 10: s57I ss4 sos s5s4 Toi SIS
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
WEEK BANK CHANGES

CLEARING HOUSE BA..Ks-ACTUAL con-
DITIoN FRIDAY.
Loans 81 aossi 80 200 81 lss s; 500 .s12 o eoo
sperie..... IS. i.7oo -Si.77e4'o 'S.S'l 500
-'.1l acfs' Ten eseas2 zoo s. $: 900 81 900 600
6ireulsuou s5.O0s.s 500 8. $4,000 'eisoo
-user.ase. .Inrrease. sUuitea states deposits
r.. folIovyins shows the relation between
the total reserve ana the total deposits on
tie respective dates;
s,...,. S. l5I 40 s2s4 10. 900 SO 81 500
Legal tenders. ss.s3S 80 os-5s2@oo T9f'"o9
Total. ..... o577ssoo $50. sss GO 'sa i2'.sco
s5 az ses5osi,s 2ss So 10 eoaOls.SO .s.ses 900
Reserre. 81 sss.T5o sIi.s34 sso 81. Ssa %
.IsoroAss. SIncrease
CLEARING HOUSE BASKs-pAILT AVER
ACE
500 . .i "a 20 :, 80 l q; 100 So sa1Esss az iso
fsesi tend. e. $4,000 81 lis 500 40 90 90
.-,r5egisiion. 3. o. 80 Is ssS 200 $1,000
.r,1sr.as.. funi,sa states deposits included.
81 $50 Ice
The following shows the relation, se se-
t,-eeG the locel reserve and tire total de-
fosits GA TIE respective dates:
So ss Gs ss 5oo sss ss 90 600 -sseas $3.50 ;oo
Legal tel4- oe' t@'.o'S -
-.,.,. . ssos .sas- 800 $50. .sos 800 SO 81. 900
Cssa required
against O. , .s. .s,- .-aq -. - - .rss 10O
g-Eit----- - -
-. sS.sos-7i5 sssiss SIS sss4soo
-LscCTeehf
-r-,s,fARY or STATE EANks AND 1RtsI
COMPANIES IN GKEATEh NEN l. no-l.
- erroRTISG 70 THE NEW YORK
ct.EARISG HOUSE ,-.s,.s.
q ls3 sIfb08 Dee ts.6f5 900
Loans s'--'-f- IIs.5TJ.Soo Dec. !. s69 90
rpeclr - u sse 800 Inc. l53 100
r,rFI deposits o. - a.
T5fal deposits. ellsiin-
sTfns AMOUNT due
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

CAN USE 10000; RETURN 5000 MONTHLY;
security covered by band. CONTRACT. Box
$, Tribune Of-ce
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED b. T. L. Day & Co. 40. 81 wa
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J Thomas Reinhsrtt. No. IS
Broad street. New York. and No. "a Devon
Shire street. BcSton.)
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED IL Williams, Mcconnell & Coleman,
40. 90 Nsn streetD
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Y. Fahay. Is Gray. a: Kerr V. Leaver. Il
Allen. ii.
* Is also circumstances TO be noted that
tI-sfe Is nothing IN the case tending TO
show that Defendants dog was licensed
and had on collar at the time he com
mitted the act. III not. he was equally in
The wrong and liable 20 be killed. and We
DO not sec what right he had 10 punish
Others no more guilty than he was himself.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
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