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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
ANOTHER ARREST
IN POLICE COURT
CHEF or DETECTIVES CATCHES
THIRD OVERcOAT
SUSPECT

Another alleged aSereoal thief WAS
arrested IA police court TUESDAY morn
Ing when he appeared to see what was
To be done To tn. two young men who
were arrested on a similar charge In
tn. same place Monday while the cour;
was In session,
The man gave his name as Harry
Narthlngton, The arrest Vas made by
Chief Of Detectives Thomas Mcmahon
who turned his captive OYER Ia II spe
ciai officer Nogthington is now lock
I'd mp IN the First police station and
will be given "a hearing before Justice
crutchheld "Wednesday morning.
The two young men. Nash and How
ell. who were placed In custody Mon
day. win be tried SATURDAY. n continu
anc. until that date having been
granted 10y lhe police justice Ia allow
both sides tn prepare the case. and il is
probable that the charge agains,
Northington Will Ice put eff until the
Same day So that all three may be
,ried under one blanket warrant
Detectives Wiley and kellnin have
been assigned To hunt down the over
coat thieves and to recover stolen prop
erty. and so well have they succ.eded
that the private office OF the chief OF
detectives looks like a clothing store
the windows and chairs being piled
high with coats and wrappers waiting
for Identification,
Many of the coats were taken after
the thieves had broken into some house
during the night, which raised the
crime to ore of the first magnitude the
Jury having power in such eases to
infict the death penalty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
PAYNE DEFENDS
HIS TARIFF LAW
CLAIMS GoNstN ERS WERE REP
RESENTED WHEN PAYNE
aEDRICH MEASURE WAS
DRAWN.

WASitINGToN, December l3.~--" /
take no stock in the cry. Take the
tariff ont nj politics. was the CON
fessaon of latin made. by Representa-
tive Serene T. Payne Republican,
Of New York. father OF the tari0 law
and chairman 81 the house commit
tee on ways and means, at hearing
on the tariff commission proposition
begun by the committee TO-DAY.
II don't believe well ever 4et Il
tariff board that Will b. disintereste9i
or non-partsan said Payne. "lta
Impossible. The tariff can't ba taken
out Of politics. Politics is essential
to tariff making. The tariff viii he ia
politics as long as | i've
MIR. Payne also defended MS tariff
law declaring.
lit is popular fallacy that In the
making Of the last tariff law il was
formed by the producers and that the
consumer WAS not considered at ali,
This il absolutely false. The consumer.
represented by the importer, Was
heard and given fully as much con-
sideration as the producer"
To-day's hearing was the first effort
OF the committee toward tariff cam
mission legislation. Representative
Good. the Iowa insurKent. opened by
outlining his BILL now before the COM
mittee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
ARE INVESTIGATING
THE BOY SCOUTS"
HEARST TELLS GRAND JURY III.
LEFT ORGANIZATION BECAUSE
IT WAS USING ''ILLE.A Al.
MEANS.

NEW YORK. Dec. ia,~+When the
grand jury to-day took up the inves-
t;gation ~ the American Hoy
Scouts the organization which VAS
formed by William r. Hearst as IL
rival 10 the Boy Scouts OF America
Hearst. Justice Gerard and Walter
Kingsley were examined. Hearst said
that he had left the organization. be-
cause his attorneys hada discovered
that the organizations solicitors were
using Illegal means" 70 raise money.
lie said that the method WAS to call
influential friends Of his on the phone.
tell them that II was Hearst's private
office that was talking and demand
a substantial contribution.
Justice Gerard testified that he had
been so called on the phone and as q
result contributed 81 zoe This was
later returned Eingsley. who rep
resented George NJ Conan. the actor.
said a demand had been made on
Caran for So 600 for the movement.
with IN intimsticn If he did not ..~ive
nm the Hearst perers would nssail
him. rnhan. according To kingsley,
was wf'iine 70 Give money. hut not So
P,nch. and ~ef,,sed. The grand Jury Is
st.l' Investigating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GOTHAM EXPECTS
"LEAN" CHRIST MAS
EVEN WALL STREET COMPLAINS
OF HARD TIMES AND CHANGE
AHANDONS COLONIZATION

NEW YORK, Dac lS.~-Dismal news
for the worker came from the whole
safe markets to-day. Prices for the
Christmas dinner. the .HNins' are TO
be well nigh prnhihitive. The reason
given is lack % stock.
Prices for all classes az poultry ana
choice cuts OF meat are conducting an
altitude contest. The excuse IL that
the cold snap and recent snow storms
have paralyzcd freight transportation
and the farmer can not get stock TO
market.
Even Wall street Is complaining that
this viii be Jean Christmas The
stock market has been wrong for the
past six months. with the result thai
the usual Christmas bonuses TO em-
y.loyes will be badly cut whore they
do not disappear entirely. Even the
customary celebration on the floor Of
the exchange e to he aban,tond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
ROOSE WELT HAS
NOT AP0L0C|zEO
HENCE GOVERNOR-ELEC BALD
WIN WILL NOT BE PRESENT
AT NEW HAVEN BANQUET
TO- NIGHT.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Dee. Ia
G9xefner-eleet Simeon e. baldwin.
former chief Justice OF Connecticut,
Hho MIS- characterized by Colonel
Roosevelt np the stump during the
last campaign as At "retrosres sive
judge. Is expected To be conspicuous
~ his absence from the Chamber of
Commerce thinner here TO- night. Colo
mel Roosevelt IL to he the guest OF
honor aad will make the principal ad :
drtso Judge Baldwin has been invited,
hat has int}fnated to the committee
thai IL cannot expect him fnusnuGh
As his demands Tor an apology made
To Roosevelt has not been complied
with
Roosevelt viii be escorted TO this city
by Il special committee of the ( ham
tar of Commerce and while here N i'll
IL q guest at the home of Colonel l. Nj
Gilman. president OK the Chamber II
II stated "on authority" that to- night =
speech Will De non political in It's enar-
sscter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
LITTLE ONE LEFT IN
BURNING BUILDING

SPRINGFIELD, MO. December Is.
AS result of a fire that completely
Ralph Barnes. years old. Ia dead and
several others of the .orty-threc IN
mates are seriously Ill from exposure
The ficraes were discovered when
the children were knecling at prayer
in the home chapel. The charred body
of the Barnes boy. who was confined
In a sick ward and had been forgot
ten by the attendants. who carried
out the other children, was not found
until after the building had been
burned -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
POSTAL KEFURMEK
1OaiES rON SENATE
JAMES L. COWLEs SAYS HE WILL.
III. CANDIDATE BEFORE NEW
YORK LEGISLATURE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S--Postal
reforms including an extension Of the
parcels post. is the platform upon
which James L.. Cowles, IA familiar fig
ure about the national capitol, to- day
announced his candidacy for United
States senator from New York. Cowles
has been appearing before congress
reforms for several years. In his an
nonncemens he declares that the Issue
before the people to-day Is the pub
liz service post-office versus the pri-
vate exploitation railway and express
company, ard advocates the estab-
lishment OF one cent postage for two
ounce letters. the use Of automobiles
in rural mail delivery. and general
parcels post. Cowles is also for freq
trade In raw materials. He Is seere-
tary-treasurer Of the Postal Progress
League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
.OlYMP|A's PEOPLE
HAVE BEEN RESCUED
SHIP AND CARGO HOWEVER WILL
PROVE TOTAL lOSS-CRAFT
NOW DREAMING uP.

VALDEZ, ALASKA. December II.
Although all the passengers and
crew OF the Alaska Steamship Com
pany's vessel Olympia have been res
cucd. there In no hope to-day OF saving
the vessel. which lies on reef on
Bligh Island. Prince William Sound
The cargo will be Il total loss as the
vessel has a big hole In her huh and
at last reports was rapidly breaking
up.
The passengers and most OF the crew
have been brought here, several mem
bers of the crew remaining on board
the vessel waiting for her to break up.
Several tugs are standing by ready to
take Off the sailors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HOUSE TAKES Up
PENSION Bill
Expects TO Dispose of Big APP
preparation Measure in
Record Time
SENATOR CUMMINS
FOR TARIFF CHANGES
Makes Strong Plea for Change
in Senate Ruies Providing
for ScheduIe-bv-Sehe-
dule Amendments

WARRINGTON. l., G. Dec. "a
Ntef. t'se House topk bp the third Dig
nppro. tatien measure the pension
hili-~to-tay, Il was planned I" throw
three speeds ahead and dispose 81
Tic measure - fast as II pushed
through, The 6r.,t svo---the Indian and
rivers and herDnr, bills
The pension .iN as introduced car
r.eil sI5g,ssu. 900 when is about 81 ooe. y
co.. less than iast years Dill. III me
report presented with tae a.A II was
sci iortA that tine government has paid
oat uo to uu4a more tn4n !our nltnou,
seven three Inltaon aoAars tor pen
siat.e
1he legislative Din viii he tho neNt
of tie tot.iHe measures Ia reach ths
IEt10r.
In ttae senate.
The question Oh reporting htH TOR
the erealIou ol permanent tart4E
aumnnsaloa was consiuntcu TO-DAY at
= meeting OF the senate tAltnHiittea
IN rlnauee. of wntcn senator Atarich
tKepuuileanl, OF tsneao island Is
chairman. 4 subcommittee MAS de
saaea upon To araw up oil. the
mem D.ra OF mat committee nave not
Ee.n appollted. There II u grow
ing ifnpresS,pn In the Senate that "A
hi! creating a tariu commission viii
be passed al th.s session
Mobilization of tne rules IN permit
revision OF the tariff schedule i7!'
-cheauie. was strongly advocated IN
the Senate to-day ny Senator Cum
Minis tEepubltcanp 81 Iowa. speaking
In support OF his resolution prnhieit-
Ing the offering Of amendments which
are aoi germana to the spaeitio sehed-
tile covered by the measure under con-
sldsra;ion.
As this resolution presagss attempt
sd revision of obnoxious tariff schsd-
aiss. elose attention was given Cum
mins. All the regular Republican
leaders. such as Senator'S aldrtch.
Hale and Lodge. were in their seats.
La beginning Senator rummins re-
farred 10 Senator iiaie's declaration
that the proposed change was "resoin-
lonary ard drastic" This he denied.
Il do not propose te precipiiate a
tariff debate" said CumminE. will
not discuss the merits or dement's of
The tariff act passed IN fsoe. It Is
we'll known that some OF it, pfoyi-
sions are utterly ind.fensilele.
Many people in the United States
believe the tariff act should hc chang
ed in many particulars, | gave close
attention To the recent political CON
TEST and found "A sentiment prevail
ing that some changes IN the present
CONTINUED on Ninth Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
VERDICT DE- NOT
GUILTY" EXPECTED
Closing Arguments in Pro-
greSS in Case Of Hattie
lie Blanc
JOHNSON SUNS
UP FOX DEFENSE
Warns Jury Against Laying
loo much Stress on
Cilculnstantlal
Evidence

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Dae. Ia
The knowleose that before night she
may know Ni.etHer sno ~ 10 tie ac~
QAitteu ct the murder Of Clarence l..
,ioNer or GO 10 the eiectrie chatr eaus-
Ell 10 perturbation In Hattie Lee Bianc.
the tr.ncn -Canaaian girl. as she
heard herself BON arralsned and de-
Tended IN the nnal speeches. Of oppos-
me counsel to-ua.
The long trial mas told perceptibly
on all connected With 1t. but least
Of alt on the one To whom II means the
most
II Is possible that. following the
speech Of District Attorney Higgins
this afternoon. Judge itond will adj
tourn court until tomorrow 40 that
the jury may be treshenea By ii night s
sleep before listening t. his charge.
The opinion is stiTi generally held
tina, the girl viii he acquitted.
johnson sums Up.
In summing up Tor the defense.
Melvin johnson. senior counsel, de-
. siarcd
The prosecution talks IT, you of
murder. bat they have not proved il.
The murder may have been commit
ted by another. II Is not necessary
that WE say by whom. The defend
ant Is not bound by any theory OF
ours, but we point to the eircum-
stances and show Soa that Mrs. Glover
may have committed it. ] don't ask
Hou 10 find this ~ a fact hat If You
ind that she might have done it, you
must acuuit this girl.
In cautioning the jury against lay
ing TOO much stress on circumstantiai
evidence. johnson related the we'll
known story of Jonathan Bradford.
who was arrested. tried and sentenced
on purely cirrumstantial evidence. II
later developing that another than he
WAS guilty OF the murder,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
sE|sMOGPAPHs RECORD
DISTANT EARTH QuAKEs
ORIGIN OF DISTURBANCE APpAR.
EMILY OVER 5000 MILES
FROM WASHINGTON.

II ARLINGTON, .. C., Dec. ia
distant earthquake III moderate inten-
sty was recorded by the seismoYraphs
of the Weather Bureau. beginning at
I:o2 o'clock this morning. 18th mertd :
ian time. The maximum motion oc-
CURED AT from SO to 81 minutes after
! O'Clock. Apparently the origin OF the
disturbance was at distance from
Washington exceeding 5000 or 5000
miles. An accurate estimate OF the dis
lance cannot be media owing TO the
absence In the record Of certain char
aeteristie features. The duration of
the entire record exceeded an hour and
n quarter and the motion was chiefly
IN the sast.Was4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
THIS BLACK MAN is
TURNING WHITE

CUMBERLAND. MD. December IL.
Robert Dwyer, a gigantic negro. but
called "a black and white" is turn
Ing white by the absorption OF pig
h.onts ualer the skin. He Is coke
worker near Conneiisville. He Is
feet ? inches tall, weighs ESQ pounds.
and las the strength OF two men. For
several yesrs past he has been chang
tnE his hue. This change has OF re-
cent ycaYs advanced so rapidly OF
face and body that now Dwyay pso.
esnts . pstohwesk e teley
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
FIGURES HAVE COLD
HEARTED SOUND
CALIFORNIA BOARD OF HEALTH
SAYS COMMERCIAL VALUE OF
kABIE,s Is LESS THAN COST

HABlES IL LESS THAN OOSl.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. Doc. Is
The commercial value of babies -
ess than cost.
This statement Ii contained In a
auletin issued by the California State
tsoard Of Health distributed to-day.
The document declares that the cost
nf the average child. from birth to
the time II reaches the age of twenty,
is $4.150. and that the actual com
raercial value OF the child at the age
of twenty IL only $4,000. net loss of
$50 on the twenty years work.
It states further that the average
citizen OF thirty has a commercial
value OF $4,000. made UP OF $4,000
gaiue and $4,000 earnings between
the ages Of twenty and thirty. while
his actual cost IL only $10,lb0.
The figures are based on a report
by the State Labor Commissioners
showing the net earning capacity Of
She average citizen OF the State Of
California. capitalized at 9 per cent
UUz8UW :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BIG BATTLE ON
NEAR PEDERNAlES
INSURGENTS SAID To HAVE MADE
uEADWAY IN FIGHT WITH
MEXICAN TROOPS.

Ell. PASO. TEN. Dec. IA battle
between Mexican Federal troops and
insurgents near the town of Peder-
males, Chihuahua. has been in pro-
gress since sunday, according to ref
ugeas arriving from that vicinity to-
day.
The refugees assert that the insur-
reetos captured two Federal machine
guns at San Andreas and are using
them with effect in the Pedernales
engagement. The losses on both sides
are said to be heavy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
CITY Emploxa Ill.

MIR Emmett Hin. foreman of the city
tapping force. Ia very III at his home
500 south Pine street. Mr.. Hill Is
about I5 years old and for a number
OF years has been on OF the most capa-
bile mer. employed by the water depart
menL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Nou,,nr,ion. 'sen, =,

WASHINGTON. Dec i3.--The Pre- 81
dent to-day nominated:
TO he collector ~ customs for the
District OF Milwaukee. Wiz, RG Ed
ward Schulz. of Wisconsin
To be postmaster at R,iGyrus, Ohio.
James u. Hopls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

asked for an armistice, probably for
the purpose Of removing the dead and
injured.
IN thu meantime President Fenseca
sent 81 message on the situation to
the senate. together with his views.
While this was being discussed by the
senate, the chamber assembled for
the purpose of considering the situa-
ton and 10 await the action Of the
aeNata.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
o,,ciif;e. 10 ptaetice.

~ Attorney James II. Rix qussiifed TO
practice law before the Law and Equi-
~ Court Monday morning. Mr.. Xix In
a youns lawyer OF this city and intends
" praStics before the local b4n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

RIO JANEIRo. December .--~- The
marines stationed III the fortress on
Corbras Island have reTeited and goo
are reported killed They captured
their officers and sent them 10 the
mainland. The scout strip RIO Grande
de sui joined in the rising, but the
mutinous sailors were finally suhdued
by their officers and a portion Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April 2 49, Consols closed un-
changed at s. for both money and account
Anaconda was unchanged at 1919; Grand
Trunk, 3. higher at u; Canadian Pacihc'
y lower at lb5. , IL
Money was in strong demand ana as
count rates were firIner to-day
The week ended cheerfully on the STOCK
Exchange Rubber shares continued eX-
cited at advancing prices, and Mexican ana
home rails and trunk lines received GOOD
attention at hardening rates Foreign
bonds and Kaffirs were quietly steady, but
qiIt edged securities We're neglected
American securities We're lifeless. A rev
early orders carried Canadian Paclhc ana
AmaIaamated 2. over parity, but the rest
81 The list barely moved, and the market
closed dull, $780, .
call money in London, 312a4- per cent;
omen market discount rates for short bills.
az per cent: long bills. 31s per cent; Ber-
lin discount rate. 81. per cent; Paris dis
count rate, 2i2 per cent: Paris exchange
on london. p francs Z3Iz centmes; Berlin
exchange on London, 20 marks As pfennigs.
Bar gold, lis $50. American eagles, It's I'd.
Paris. April Three per cent rentes
closed 20 centimes higher AT rs francs NJ
centimes.
Berlin. April Prices continued weak on
the EOerse to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

change was quiet, but IT was on a better
scale compared with the extreme dulness
of the day before. Sales for the short two
hour session tOtalled .. 400 shares. diStrib-
uted among thirty-fOur different stocks.
Transa ctiOns were effected in odd lots of
at least two prominent issues which were
not quoted on the New York Stock Ex-
change ten shares of Missouri Pacific sell
ing at 60 and forty shares of Pressed Steel
Car at 4024 and Al. Price movements were
generally within comparatively narrow linn
its. Floor sentiment was u little more IA
Vorable to an advance than has been the
case of late, a contingent Of the floor OPP
orators apparently having concluded that
the market was in more or less oversOld
condition for the moment. Detailed OPP
erationS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCk
HOLDERS OF
BEEffi EIifN STEEL CORrOKslfON.

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders q
Bethlehem steel Corporation viii he held az is
principal of.jcs. No 7t;i ErOai street. SeUa-S-
New Jersey on Tuesday. April >. 1910. a. =
o clock noon. for the following purposes 81 70
elect three directors 70 serve for Germ % Tires
years, - TO ratITy the action OF .he SOarC cl
Directors in authorizing the guaranty by Beth
lehem Sceel COrPuratiOn Ok the Performance ~
Bethlehem Steel Company. or its SUCCESSORS Or
assigns. OF the agreement dated February .
1910 between Bethlehem Steel Company AMI
Didier-Narch Company. corporation OF r1s
state Of New jersey. in regard the conStruc-
zion bv Older March Company. It's sSsiEues.
OF a by-pr1duCt coke oven plant on property near
the plant OF bethlehem Steei Company and ~
manufacture and sale by Didier-NIarrr Company
10 Bethlehem steel company Of specified amounts
OF coke and gas. AID to ratifs the cCutlstc- -
guaranty. executed IN the name Of Bethlehem
Steel Corporation by is president. under date =
February .. 1910. Of the performance % said
agreement by bethlehem steel Con0any- md
60 to transact such other business as may prop
erlv come before said meeting.
The books for the transfer Of shares II re
capital stock % the Corporation both preferred
and common. will be closed AT O'Clock z. ".
Monday. March - 1910. and WI De
opened at O clock a NJ. on Wednesday. April
6. 1910
Dated. Newark y. J. March 1910
p. II JONES. Sacrstarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Money call per
cent. Time money was unchanged Rates,
- "a per cont for sixty days per cent
for ninety DAYS, zdsi4 per cent for four, five
and xix months. AZ for over the year
Mercantile paper was issued with some
freedom. Rates, sizd5 Ger cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS Endorsed bills receiya bic
s. a. uer cent for choice four and six
months names 5Izas for others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE--The foreign OK
as2e market Was strong, showing an
advance Of 20 points 10 sSsl3fIs. ss2o for
afles SO. a $50 for demand sterling ana
asa. az Ss12 for sixty-day bills. Short francs
ere 5I7i2 less 3-es and short reichsmarks
s.. Ffs5Ii plus 1-32-
- ,,,rral rates eo1GaHv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03

DOMESTIC CHANGE.-Boston 10 and
1s5-e. discount: Chicago. Doc premium: San
Francisco. light Sc. telegraph nc pre-
stsluln. New Orleans, commercial &c
discount bank s. premium. Charleston
!.sl,fng par selling 1-l0c premium. St
Louis Zoe premium bid, 29c premium
a krd: Minneapolis. Sc premium; savan-
,7ail. fiskfns 2-1s,. discount. selling par.
SILVER MARK Commercial bar ST.
49,. 525.c: Mexican silver dollars, 44c: bar
liver ~ London closed AT 24isd, unchanged
cCI,O PRENICI.-In Madrid. go; Lis
.lqii. ..
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eX-
..lan.c .n New York Is quoted Al 29li=.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for OUTSIDE Sc
curities was light, with narrow price huc-
nations The Industrial list, as rule, was
steady. with small transactions, while Ine
copper shares in general were almost en-
tirely neglected and what little trading ue-
yeloped caused little or no fluctuations III
values. Intercontinental Rubber opened UP
strong, but later reCeded on proht taxing
Cigar Manufacturing was shade firmer-
In the mining list there was a hght m
quiry for Ray Central, Nevada Consol-
dated Miami and Chino. Grecne-Cananea
was a fraction better. Union mines was
strong and active. Rawhide Coalition con-
tinued active and firm. The bond depart
ment was practically at a standstiH ana
UNCHANGED Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tie following shows yesterdays closing
,..lo,ations for government b0ndG. compared
s.itii Eridar's:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-03
BON DIS.

81. OoO Bing c Ry 6s 9O7s oO7s CO.'S 90's
8 coo Jones & i IS. .1O2 102 102 1u2
sOdd lots +SeIls cents per share.
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No So
Broad street. New York. and No. - Devon
shire street. BOstOn-)
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing lo10-22
FURNISHED by SwartWout & Appenzellar, No. 20 |
Pine st)
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by R. l. Day Co. No. - Wall
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick & Co. No. Wall
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BOND MARKET SALES.

la Wih 1s shares for t Rt