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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24

not less than five hundred men. 1t
costs only twenty-five cents to join
the Y. M. G. A., why not come in? If
you we're formerly a member, why
not return? There is something each
one can do. Come, join next Sunday.
The Young Mems Literary Club will
hold a public meeting at u rooms
next Monday night, June q. They
have invited every organization in
the city to be present and have a rep
resentative to appear on the program.
They are also hoping their many
friends and the citizens at large will
attend.
Don't forget the Bible study class
Wednesday evenings at $50 o'clock.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
DEATHS.

Infant John and Lula Campbell, 91S
Jackson street.
Mollie Dotson, 1873 Hubbard Alley,
SO years.
Mary Schoffner, $50 Gleaves street,
7 months.
VIM. Neal, City Hospital, 4S years.
John Hurry Martin, lilo Church
street. % years.
Infant of Walter Watkins, 1912 Ivy
street, 10 months.
Susie Garrett, COS Overton street.
Annie Williams. 1920 Overton street,
"A years.
Mary Elizabeth Whiteside, 72S Geor-
gia street.
Thomas Hamilton, SO Robinson
street, SO years.
Horace Black, 514 Fourth avenue,
North, as years.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
DR.. GEORGE SHEPPARD MOORE,
2 a M n

DR.. George Sheppard Moore of the
college class Of 1906, Fisk University,
received his degree as a Doctor Of
Medicine from the Northwestern Uni
versity Medical School, Chicago,
June 8. During his four years OF
study in this noted institution, where
DIR. Dan Williams graduated, DR..
Moore was a diligent student and won
the esteem and respect of the faculty
and large student body. After a COM
petitive examination he has been ap-
pointed by the Department of the In
terror as an inferno in Freedmen's
Hospital, Washington, d. c., to take
effect July 1. DR.. Moore's family will
reside with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Moore, 926 Seventeenth ave
nue., North, during his ~internship at
Freedmen's Hospital.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
PHYLLIS wHEATLEY SERMON.

A special sermon will be preached
this Sunday, 3 p. m, June 26th, 1910,
to the Phyllis Wheatley Club and
friends by the Rev. w. S. Ellington,
at the First Baptist Church.
The club has been earnestly at work
for a number of years and is 10 try
ing to take some steps toward pur-
chasing a home for the old people and
dependent children. Everybody is
invited to be present. All Phyllis
Wheatley members will please be on
hand and on time. Remember your
badge.
MRS. G. L. JACKSON, President.
MRS. j. H. HALE, Secretary.
MRS. FANNY THOMPSON, Chairman
Executive Board.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

The meetings at the Y. M. G. A.
rooms ON Sunday evenings continue
to grow in interest. Last Sunday the
subject, pride" as taught by the BIZ
ble," was opened for discussion in a
very impressive manner by Prof.
Cameron. Many were the wholesome
thoughts that fell from his lips and
every one present wa highly bene-
fitted. Next Sunday the meeting will
begin at 3 o'clock p. m, as usual, and
will be a covenant" meeting. Let
every man come and spend an hour
proftably.
The Membership Committee has
opened a campaign to bring in new
members. They are hoping to secure
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
WILL PREACH INSTALLATION
SERMON.

On Sunday, July II, Rev. G. H.
Clark, D. D., pastor Of Mt. Olive Bap-
fist Church, will preach the installa-
ton sermon of Rev. c. G. Cumby, who
has accepted the pastorate of the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, of Smyrna, Tenn.
The sermon will take place at 11:00
o'clock a. m. At 800 o'clock p. m.
Rev. Henry A. Boyd will deliver the
charge to the Sunday-school. A num-
Der of Nashville people r planning
to go over to Smyrna for this occa-
sion, leaving here at $3.50 o'clock a..
m, Sunday morning, July II, and re-
turning at 7:35 o'clock p. M Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
CARD.

/ would like to say to my many
friends that on the account of my
lawsuit, which is pending in the
Criminal Court, against Harry Johns
ton for the murder of my brother,
William Boyd, my lawyers inform me
that l may be detained several days
longer, therefore l may not reach my
school work in Cincinnati until the
latter part Of the month.
Respectfully,
J.. l.. LEACH.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
REV. AND MRS. J. H. ELLIS.

On Monday Rev. and Mrs. J.. H. FL
lis, of Martin, Tenn, spent the day in
Nashville. They were en- route to
Springfield, Tenn, where they r at
tending the State Epworth League
now in session at that place.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1910-06-24
30 wears, Briers

Mary Dismukes, 80 years, Briers-
vile.
Arthur Nicely, Is years, 436 Ben
edict street.
Hannah Avery, 80 years, 435 Ninth
avenue, North.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARkETa

Chicago. april Il 1-cATTLE- Receipts. s;eoos
weak. steers ss 25et<s 81 cows 50 s0dsl -.
hstfsrs. s. 25asT 20. bulls - Ssess -; esyss; 49,
- Eeseipts. 1900. Jaf0c 5izher. enotes heavy.
- fJGSs q butchers, 50 ia g =, lighf. mixed.
$3.50 20; chotce. light y. ies1ss -. "a Sinz ~,
81 009ss i5; pigs. - Ioaso. hulk of sales ~ l99
s. sass 20. Iau1bs s7sss. vesriinzs. s7ass 80
East Ruralo. April zf-CATTLES- steady.
prir1s sseers Sssss - VEAts-Rec~ipts Sso.
active AMI - 1igher- Sjgrse 80 HOcS-Re-
csipts. 16Oo fairy active and steady 70 u hisn-
Workers ana PIGS 50 5oQso J5, stazs. - g5qsT IS.
SHEEP AND LAHES-R@eeipts T-ats. sioo ;.
rived sha-r, x-eafv. otners fO7.5c iower. lambs.
2 5sqs9 %. ycarli1zs. Ssgss .. Nsrners. - 90
Kansas CITY April 2i.-cATTI.E.-R. Receipts.
port and dressed beef steers 81 sass %. fair .
god 81 20 81 %. Western s8f7s 81. stoc<ers snd
feeders. ssss7 southern. 81 75csT So southern
COWS - T5g1ss 20. native. g fo1s- 80. n~ffsrs.
IOt = Recei pts. 5000. Jti0e higher. TOP - y
buls q sales 81 Jo1se 10 heavy. 50 100Se -
Paessrs and butchsrs. - esa4se ~. Iisht. 3 700
900 fossso- io-vsr. lambs g. 25ass 7s. vss-fius.
$3.50 20. Western WetncIs 81 Z5afs -.
50 50ztSs. stocksrx and fsedsrs, stdso 5G
Cincinnati Arrff Zt.-CATTtsF sF-Eecefpts, Sjl !.
steady 60 strong; TAR - god ssirpers - 50
t.I9T. active. f0c higher. butchers ard srfppers.
80 fS0<1 23, common. - 500ss 10 SFfEEP-Pe
eeipts. Sss steady. SsGs D. Lambs. tSH-'c
Ptttsburs. April 2f.--c8TTLEs--sgpply lfzht
eao-es s. % = - 80, prime. s. - se ~
SHEEF-Supply FAIR prime Setiers. - tln
81 go; c1iIs and common. FSTsJ; lambs. ssn
g. Ia VEAL CALVES. s. 59a 50 HOGS
r1edttnrs. heavy aud rght T0rkers and 2lSz.
81 20. rouEhs. IS q IS 40
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
VOTE S50,0QO,0OO ISSUE
Bonds for the 3. e. Q. Chicago
Terminal Authorized.

An Issue OF s5a.ooo.ooo ~ Der cert city
ye'sr bonds was authorized by The directors
cf The Baltimore e ohio Chicago Terminal
Rzilroad Company 81 = meeting held r.
Chicago yesterday. Tho bonds are 90 BE-
secured bv q mortgage on the entire ter
rlinai property iu Chicago. or fhc issue
$4,000 Gee win be put out in the near fut-
urc and turned into the treasury of the
baltimore & Ohio Railroad COMPANY. or
this amount seSeoO.o0o VIII be used O. re-
imburse The railroad company fer eNpendi-
lures made in the acquisition ~ the old
Chicaso Terminal Transfer Company. ana
the remaining $4,000 ooo. II IL said will be
spent on improvements for the terminal
property.
II was reported yesterday that Tho Balti-
moro Ohio Railroad COMPANY was con
sioerirs plans for additional financing. bu.
no official confirmation q the rlnor could
oe obtained u was pointed out. however
that II The projects under consideration were
carried out the road would require in the
neighborhood OF $50 00o. .eoo of fresh capital
IL Is believed. however. that inasmucb as
the conpany's needs are not pressing afy
new financing that 81 may have IN conteu-
piation VIII he deferred until more oppor-
tune time than tho present for floating new
securities.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
BOOTS DUREELL A LOSER
Law Too Much for Turfmsn IN Suit
Against Auto Concern.

y T. LarueU who is known rg his fellow
turfnen ar Boots Durncll. learned vcsrer-
dav iu tl. SUPREME Court that the law Na-
as uncertain a thing 20 The horSC11an as
tv1-y year-old 10 = lawyer and tha- their
kicks were about equally expensive.
Lurreu bought ar automobile from
IyveEaf. Church & Partridge for s. 5H. on
which no uaid g. Dno The frD gave Dur
,.en --o uee a. a second hand machine while
SOM -1i=1ug touches were Heiug TUt ou
the new car. ono day DuruclTs chauffeur
q man reue6 Benedict. took the borrowed
car 0ut without hiE eu1pigFer'= kloH edge
He took i- t0 HeWpsftad, long Island
where De- ran over ara killed josef Xsros-
ina-ra. and injured his wife and two chill
dren and completely wrecked the car. Bene-
di-t was arrested and sentenced 80 n year
On prison. DurncIi also appearing against
iim.
Then DurueH refused g. Psy NEckoff
CArfc. 4 Partridge rhe remaining $3.50
due On Tho new automobile. eavin- that the
rrr- hzd uo right % give the oi5 car to
hl- ,Gauffeur Not only that. but lc de-
rnanapd his s2oo0 back. when this was fe-
fussd rc sued.
Justice Gevezan decided resterdsy that
Du-neI could not recover hi- t2o0o ard
what fs more. that he must pay the auto
mobile concern S5.7a2. the amount o. their
co.ufer claim Ger tie car wrecked rv BEN
csscf
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
R6MAhDED TO MATTEGWkN
But Judge Would Send Uncon-
victe0 Persons Elsewhere.
Thy TGosrsphso Tho Tribune. ]

Poughkeepsie- y. Y. April I-William
J. Lee of Trenton. y J.. who three tirnes
brought haoeas corpus proceedings 10 Sc
cure his release from Nattea wan state
Hospital Cor the Criminal Insane. having
been indicted Eve or six years sgo FOR writ
ina threatening letters 10 Ex-Governor
Stokes of New Jersey. has been remanded
TO Mstteap-an. according TO 4 decision
handed down by County Judge Frank Has
brouck here this afternoon. Judge Has
hreuck recommends. however. that Lee be
transferred % the Hudson River State Hos
pHal. there 20 ne detained untI he be-
comes sane
In arriving A. his conclusion Judge Has
brouck says r 10 fv within the power Of
the Commission In Lunacv to transfer con-
victed persons from the Matteawau prison
hospital % any other Institution Tor the
insane 81 IS also within the power OF the
commission 70 effect such "a transfer OF
UncouNicued persDu-. Continuing. Dc say.
Having this power. they should eXerci~e
it and they should see 10 It that The un-
convicted insane sh0ulf be detained al hos
pirals and not IN prisons and courts. In
committing ri-rv should CisgrtrT-i--ate care
FULLY between the unccuFicted and the
rrirrinaI insane and should commit the for
rue~ 20 hospitals pure and simple and not
90 prisons or prison h0spits-.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
CUNARD C0MPlNY's PLANS
To Build Two Great Steamships
for Transatlantic Services.

Tdverpool April sl-AItrea A. Booth.
chairman OF the board of directors of the
Cunard Steamship Company, announced at
the annual meeting to-day that the line
was planning for another great steamer to
take It's place beside TIRE Maurstauia and
Lusltaria IN the Idverpool-New York; ser
vice. and that tenders already have been
invited Tor the construction of another YES
sci % thn Tranconia type. This Sc official
confirmation OF earlier reports regarding
the companv's plans
on tho general subject OF transatlantic
shipping Afr. Booth said. The future of
the New York trade lies not 1sith the Ie.-
cotton cargo boat. but with the s0oeo and
5000 ton confined passenger ana cargo
steaners.~ He warned Liverpool that l.
behooved her TO hurry up and make proper
accommodation for such vsssels before
others stepped in and lured thein else
where
The new vessel Of Tire Franconia type
viii be added to the Boston service Mr.
Booth said that the relations among the
North Atlantic lines was most friendly.
FTe regretted that the Cunard company
had found Il absolutely necessary to omit
the cali at Queenstown of eastbound mail
steamers The chairman complained Of the
fact that the British postal authorities in
sisted upon the company's losing six or
seven hours while waiting for the mails at
Queenstown. and SO prevented the regular
landing OF their passengers in New York
on Thursday evenings. He thought that
tho costal people attached undue impor-
tance 10 late posting or Saturday in Lon
don and ignored the immense advantage
OF an early delivery In New York
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
FO7El6N MARKETS.

Liverpool april 1.-wHEAT-S9ot dur;
futures edsv; Ma. Is 7izf, Juiy Is "a Ocfo-
ber. - sA.d- coRS-spot quiet. new Arseri-
can mixed. Northern. IS I'd. old. IS SD
Futures quiet July. - I'D PEAS-Cans-
dian. IS Sad. FLOCR-Wintsr patents. 31s
81. HOPS IN London Pacific Cease. ga =
t9s BEEF-EVtra India mess. f25s FORK
Prime ness. Western. IISs ID HAMS-Short
cut, Tos. EACON-Cunnbertand cue. f-s. shore
rib T0s; clear bellies. s6s 81 long clear MID
dies. light and heavy. SIS. short clear backs
SIS Sd OCLDERS-Squarer J7s- LARD
Prime Western. tierces- 64s 8d American
fined pals. 64s- CHEES ESE-Canadian fnes-
white. g:.s Cd cOlored. Sis. T8LLOW-Priua
city. 33s CRPENT1NE-Spfrfts As Oh
POSIN-CommOn. los gd. PETROL ECM-Re-
haed. I'd LISSEED OIL. as Sd. COTTON
SEED OII1-HuIi refnsd-SpOJ SIS. TALLAOW
Australian IN London, ass.
Lond0n. April 21.--RAW St-GAR-Ceutrffu-
gal. IAs Cd uauscOvado. I2s- BEET SUGAR
April Is sd TNSEED-Caicutta Aprfi-.Turs
64s AID. LTNSEED Ok Sos 81 SPERM
OIL. f32.- PETROLEUN-Ams-ice refined
6fs spirits I'd TURF E<TTN z-Svfrits 49,
I'D ROSIN-Americsn strsn-s 10- ~
fne los 40
Antwerp. April s1.-PETROLErBf - r-sncs
90 cenriruss.
Montreal. april 2f---CHEESE--C0uist: Old
L. = a I2Ne. folders. Il &c
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

Bouden. April 2l.-The weekly return OF
the Bank OF England shows the following
change Total reserve increased r.. '19. 90,
circulation decf essed fll1. 4e5. bullion in
creased $50. .1Sn, other securities decreased
81, on, other deposits decreased q. 792. les.
public deposits decreased fl.354. $50 and gov
ernment securities decreased e, ,s55.S77 The
proportion IF the hanks reserve 70 liabili-
ties is now 500 per cent, against A per
cent last week, and compares with an ad-
vance from asa per cent to asa per cent in
this week last year. The rate OF discount
is unchanged Ar { per cent.
The checks cleared Cv the London banks
Tor tie week aggregate f3S6. 670.0a. against
ISL Hm last week. E-s7.S67 e0.in this week
last year ana f172.05S. 909 il 1905.
Paris, April 1.-THE weekly return % the
Bank OF France shows the following
changes. Notes IN circulation decreased
61.271f fr4 francs treasury deposits increased
Is $50 oan frsrcS. general deposits increa sed
..SJAee9 francs. gold on hand decreased
lo.5tvhaJ francs. silver on hand increased
Sa.pa francs and bills 4counteG de-
creased Il 81. Geo francs.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, April 21.-Wheat pricss asv&ncsd
a gain TO-DAY 20 a strong close. &dic higher FOR
the dfstalt oDtious ana re " FOR My corn
paFtook Of the wheat str>uz-h and nzts a mod
srate gain while oats advsnced within narrcV
llr7fts PORK was tie banner Drof1cr IN re
pF0vtsions pit and registered an sstvancs % 90
at fhs finish.
While the wheat market vas larzsiy fcu1i-
mated oy purely speculative trade. thsr- weEe
yaTous 0ulllsh reports from Southwestern fells
or rsduced acrssge and insect damage which aid -
ed Tn the upturn. A better demand for cash
wheat was observed and played a part IN the
general advance. good speculative derla1d
IN pFoVenle1r ~ the eash marker snr fhs
steady a1vance OF wheat c0FFihirei trsnsforr1
initial weakness in the or strength later
IN the session Nav sold between 81 &c snd 5sl1c
other futures gaining with ir. The demand fDr
cash corn was improved and prices seour
half a cent I'D. with only Moderate offerings
NJ yellow soid az 5sta 65S &c rfnpror@u1snr IN
trade 1v outsiders was a feature Of trading n
provisions and was credited to the German xov-
errr1enr having lifted the ban against American
pork by declaring American in~5-~tior csrrf--
eatss sufficient Packers toox the seiifux side
While prices on all products sdvaueesi. pork
asil- dlsranced So uat-s and the @rfzh
showed net Gain % s0c IN al the options
Range OF pr1res
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22

New York, April a. 1910
tRAIN-W HEAT-NerEoIs during the early
operations. and prices had a quick advance and
decline followed BY a gradual gain. until in the
vance OF &a1ac. There was active covering
or the part cf shorts especially IN May. and
sentiment seemed IN favor OF higher prices as
Nalrcs have had decline of about loC bush,
whtch. L was thought. had discounted a good
many Of the beaFish fea lures. besides creating
. large short interest and resulting IN hrner
technical position. Cables wers higher than
on the steadier feeling in America or Wednss-
DAY together VIII smaller shipments from Ar
Eentins which Bro0mhaii estimated at COCOON
bush. against .. -. OOo last week and 2,p44 O93
year ago. The foreign situatio besrish.
owtna to largo supplies abroad ana tire fact that
prices here stilt above a export basis.
The foreign crop outlook is also very favorable,
10 April - making the condition ~ per cent.
against e6 last year and 20 two years ago. cash
markets ruist but steady. with saiss Of IA loads
Of Manitoba Buffalo for export. Cash
What here firm. with No red quoted
81 fSi1 F. and No I Northern. 81 f6Ss o
upsninS navigation CORN-Aftsr opening
shade lower With wheat. and under moderate
strength. closing at ret advance Of "a sc
Steamer corn here quoted s2lsc, and No 4 ssc.
both nominal elevator export basis. export No
? SO nominal. y h. OAFS-RstleT duiet.
and price changes comparatively small but the
tone firm. in sympathy With the advance
iu other grain. tash oats steady. natural
white. "a 10 B. n. quoted 4Jlzd4sc, and clipped
rCrninal. The German ofrciaI crop report made
tha condition OF winter rye 80 per cent against
- per cent iasJ year ana 1S per cent two years
ago EARLBY-NOuiUal
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK. AVTil - t0tW
BEEN ES-ReceiCts 81 ears. or l.0S4 head.
Is 10 slauxhtrrers and Tor the market. No
TRADING. feeling stead5 Dressed beef Ga good
demand ~ ia tSc per n Tor native sides
CNINE>-Receipts. $40. including tot @ be
sold Market quiet and steady. Common 70
nriuie vaaIs sold at xTuxlo per fuu n. city
dressed veals steady az tUu SIC per ~. country
dressed 90. NUtaAac-
Saiez-s Sanders. vesls ia5 n average, $40
rer iAa n. Ca i8t rb 80 IS. = f22 70. s..
sHTFP AND IAMH>-Receipts. n ears.
sssn4 head. : % butchers ana for the mar
ket sheep entirely nominal Lambs slow and
rarely steady. = cars of clipped stock were
risd over JRsh8ru ktafflo lambs s0id az SlO per
frn n Dressed mutton lutet- at iSui0c per ~.
s,r,e. choice rsrCa-sev az tdnc. dressed lambs
lower at tGrtSiac with general sales az i1u tSc B.
country dressed hothouse lambs unchanged. at
SSuST Der csrcsss
sales Kerns Commission Company 81 M
shoru Buffalo lambs S2 y average $40 per 10
10
HOGS--Recsipts. ears. or 500 head, IN
cludinx - head f0r ths market Yelling nrru %
tGc higher. Prime state hogs sod ~ 50 - per
100 n Counfry dressed hogs steady ~ 15gtfisc
Ter n
sales-s Sanders. is state hogs. 1se n 49,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
alP N EXCHANGE SEATS
- tar ss5.00o a Month Age.
Now $4,000.

- York stock Exchange aae,aocr-
- ,..--.s,r 81 Meneham and the late
tse -,.---h have been sold 20 X. 7
- r,esfried s. Hay-aan. respec-
si'n'' - .,a-es uai6 for The seats were
=. ,-aich compares with the last
-" -~i-e ~ $500. - which Eve
--f'e -. ~-.-e sold about month ago
'-eli- ...-s-.,-, was admitted TO the Stock
-e ra Octcbcr IS, lSse, ano -
.l.a H--- ct Nen6han1 Brothers,
.s s-a 81 New street which was
b. - zsa-ch e SOS. The only other
rie brother, (. p Mondhan.
-.s q -,rnhe- ~ the exchange The
- dissolved. AR. Menohar said
:, Il. seat because he wanted to re-
t.,ef-ere and take iife easy Tor
- vz-,e- lis ultimate plans were ne
fA'. rrspsrsd to say al present
r1 -, r,~,the~e was one ~ the eleven
-, -e'e0houes were removed from
-...t Exchange f0or on june 8. le'4,
~ .->s committee of arrangements
.....,rf-.s-v mes sure. The officers of
-zs,pr refused ~ the time 70 give
a - f,~ snus suuimariir depriving
= ,, ans of direct connection with
- Later the hoard members Of
80 e--~s. WI lam :. Aiiey, ~ Al
-..--- A. co., and :. D.. Blood OF ;. l.
were suspended for one year
.-,,-e--rfrc ronluitfse. they having
...--5 --.Htv of violating rule of
..-.sares v-.ch fo-nlos member firm
.Au.r telephone o~ telegraph COM
- between its ofiice and the Office
-1r-0-rrber firm or individual
...,s "a banking or brokerage husi-
--..to-- rreriou-h application - and
- -r --. committee of arrange
F.--,stsus Brothers had their telephone
- ui.r tre exchange restored on
n-,ossr :. lsf.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
UPEoLDs FRANCHISE SUIT
Bsscker Street & Fulton Ferry Rail
road Musr Defend Annulmeut Case.

Justice Greenbssrn handed Down n de-
-s,r YESTERDAY 1rerrulire tie demurrer ~
- Bec-ser Street & FULTON Fo--- Raj
-sal '1U-a-. ta tns ~uit brought 5y Al
ieue~ sersrl. ID NsHev 10 anuul tHe fran
eisas o- re company. on the ground of Il
atint lor-.-e-
it- -efer-sr- company argued thar the
'ifrle wac re1f71.eu-. suf also that e
-.- 1l dismissed ~ She sround that the
-s-ner General had NOT obtained leave
'an -le courts to BRING flc action. Tho
1n1sry commended further that tae sslt
Nst % the nature of . writ ~ quo war
sn'a enf -a- rr such s~tion ir n case 6f
't chsrsrter had existed iu this state
'-f tlr adoption - thc code of civil
'see-ar6 The -our+ held however. fIat
aiicr0s- General might maintain "a
oh aeal-s- person or corporation foi
aFtuI~ f~f.rE ~ exercising = fran
rIr
az tTanl-f7r .r question vas granted hy
neEt st--e i1 1880 fo STEPHEN r. Roe
fsTer nflr-s ~ was ultimately ac-
-'% b, tHs Metropolitan street Rsflway
nrsn.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
MoRE ARBITRATION BEGUN
cazcs Of Vanderbilt Lines and Pitts
burg & Lake Erie.

.-ore---rrcs began Yesterday between
--s,,-r,-asiacut scharf of tEe Vanderbilt
-,.sa vest p Buffalo ana the grievance
..-.-,f4-a.s = their tr1irnleu and COM
,-.-.1-. ore- r-aacs demands. Tho en-
---,..... r..ka the same demanas a- were
a.l. -. tae Now York Central aoH
,-l.-g artitrateJ- Though tAe Nauderail-
-t-.s are more or lees aliel -.ta The
~. york Central none 90 them except
ne Boston & Albany comes under 'ne ar
,.l....ion II the central dcnanaa
.-,-5+rstfen - the demand ~ tle ard
81 ne Pt.tsburE g. Lake EI'e Esl.-
cad was Besua Yesterday by +. d. Mor-
-..-.- ara T. e. clark. rle arhitrato-s -or
-. 80 York central ana i.s mon
,a.o 1.ealeh valley Railroad announced
..-.,--a- advances tu w-Se- averaging
-.-.-. I .,sr cen. 80 OF SIS e1p'9yos. iH-
-, n. clerical force. aot al-c7lr o.
~.-.-. p. -stleroerfr -r fo pa ard hour.
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New-York tribune., 1910-04-22
RUBBER PRICES HARDEN
London Markets Shake Ont Weak
Holders in the Early Trading.

London. April 2l.-The 'shake-out-' I'm the
raw rubber and Oh markets continued most
or to-cav. but the buyers returned 70 the
scere this afternoon sud prompt sb-
sorption or offerings stopped ~ least tenn
PoraTiiy the incipieut rioi.
AT the close prices were hardening and
The declines Of the big companies. whose
Shares we're qusted at several Thousand
per cent premium, ranged from = 10 Il
while penny packet iss,5ea showed losses
II from "a 70 half crown 4 big batch
OF the latter are iistcd for special settle-
uont. when they must % paid FOR. hence
the desire Of SPECTATORS 20 unload.