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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-10-15
Located in the City Of Annapolis, State Of
Maryland, al The Corner of Carroll and
BIaden Streets, opposite the Station Of
the Maryland Electric Railways Company,

by virtue of the power contained in
mortgage from William A. Holebaugh and
Lillian NJ. Hollebaugh, his wife, To William
F. Mark. dated April l, 1903, and recorded
among the Land Records OF Anne Arundel
county in Liber G. w, No. 30, folio 3ls, the
undersigned attorney named in said mortgage
viii sell at public auction on the premises. on
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AppECafOnfor Transfer Of Liquor License
CRY rRRAsURKR' 5 OFFICE,

CITY TREASURER OFFICE,
ANNAPOLIS MD, October Il, 1910.
The undersigned, petitioners. have filed Ap-
pliCAtion with the t1g Collector ami Treasurer,
TO present to the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
men of the City of Annapolis, Md, for a
Transfer of Liquor License 10 sell Splrituous
and Fermented Liquors.
John e. Kochler and ]. n. Smith & Bro,
from Geo. T. Melvin, Maryland Hotel
w q. GOTT, Collector and Treasurer,
Anna polls, Md
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BASIL & SAFFIELD. Auctioneers
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Damage to Crops Not Sufficient to Have Lasting
Effect On the Market.

New York. April 29-Bradstreet's re-
view Of the state Of trade tomorrow will
say:
Gold weather, with snow West and
South, have checked retail trade and
dulled recorder business in spring goods,
while the reports Of crop damage result
ing from the return Of winter have tend
ed to discourage fail business pending
clearer views Of the ultimate crop out
come. As regards the real proportions
Of damage. reports are irregular but
small fruits. vegetables, and cottons have
been injured. while cereals have proba-
bly, escaped with minimum loss
AS the week advanced. there was
seen a growth in the disposition 20 be-
lieve that, excepting a few States. the
injury to planted crop was not irrepara-
BILE and could be more easily repaired
than was earlier expected: but, on the
other hand, II seems evident that some OF
the benefits of the early start obtained by
agriculture have been lost, and that the
season will be more nearly normal than
earlier reports Of early planting and
growth indicated.
Taken as a whole, the reports from
jobbing and wholesale trade lines and
industries point 10 a slowing down OF
rather than a quiekenIng Of demand. and
the downward tendency or many com
modities does not seem 10 have brought
out much new business, the feeling be-
ing apparently that buying 10 fill early
actual needs is now the part Of con
servatism. pending clearer views OF crop
and price outturn."
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- 49, are rhoIe,ale !

BUTTER-Creamcry. fancy. 81: do. frsts. slas2
do, seconds g process. fancy. c-5aZs: do fam
20 good. 6a27: dairy. choice. Ea25: do, good. 2Ia3
stcre-packtd l5s2Q.
CHEEsE-New York state factory. fancy nrsts
Eal7t4; do. small, Hairy; do large. l64al7
EGGS-Near by. choice retuuable cases 2. West
Virginia and Southern Virginia rcturuable cases
q Tennessee. rcturuaDle cgses. o. North Carolina
rCturnable cases. =.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickcus. spring. large 24s8.
do, medium, 2ia26 do. Ering. 50a35; hens. small.
pr H.. ls!9; large, ISL roostcr. Per H.. 70,
ducks. old. ~ do. spring lbs. and ever. IS,
geese. per b., Nal2; do. fancy l2al4: TURKEYS
toms per ID. IS; do, hens % turkeys, thin, I1a2
keats. Ter H.. Is.
NEGErABLEs-Potatoes per Dbl, Local ., sweet
potatoes per Dbl, new. 20Qa250i Jams Del bbl..
LB
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. per III. Za5.
chickens and hens. mixed. lsa2O; capons 7Ib aver
age, per 70. 2a26: do. small. 23a2i: slips per ID
H. ducks, lsa2l; geese. per H. llsl6.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country sugar-cured
lsa2l
SUNDRIES-Beesvax q; tallow. 6a6k: ginseng.
per d.. 6o0a5O; seneca, Der H.. 80. golden seal
NaS; pink. l2ali: mandrake 2l3: snake root Is.
walnut kernels dry l5al6: black wanuts per 100 IS
DRIED tRUlTS-Appes. sliced. fancy, Gas cher.
RES. Eal5; blackberries. z; wh0rtlobcries. IN
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. uuwashed free OF
burs per h. 30; wool. bury. Der b.. Z5a25; hides
geen, per h.. 10; do. dry, per h. Eal6; sheep
skins. green each 75alU0; d.. dry each 25a5O; calf
skins, yrcen, each. LDal7S
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April Z9.-Wheat opened 4 10 z cents
lower for July and September. steady for May. and
hung very lul with light trade for the first hour Of
the session. when reports a high Temperatures and
generally dry weather made their appearance A
general buying movement started by commission
houses and shorts and a sharp advance q l4c took
place. The reports from Kansas Nebraska Mis-
souri,. and Illinois covered conditions u drought
HesSian fly chinch bugs. and high tcmpcratrre and
entirely Outweghed The begrish influences n Eur0-
nean news Local car lots. 8, with "a estimated fu
tomorrow
Corn was heavy throughout the session. considering
me strength m wheat Nav c1m was again IN sam
pie supply and The speculative buying Is rrofes-
souas and shorts was not II enough force % Offset
tho pressure o. May selling. The discount under
july widgred b Sac. Cash pric1s nc higher 30 &c
lower Local car lots . with a estimated for 10
MORROW
Some further liquidation in MAY oats. with cash
and elevator interests the bsst buyers The new crop
futures showed some str ugh and local professionals
took the bull side IN ymputhy with he strength In
wheat Cash prices &c easier. some commission
houses reported damage % oats IN Illinois Local
receipts. lls ears with Us estimated f1r to-m0rrUw
Provisions had q good advance, Ted bv rhs. f7r
which there was large dcmArd Part q this buy
Ing was thought 10 BE- covering shorts fcr New York
accounts, and some q &c was credited % a large
Western PACKER. The selling was largely by packing
interests and local bear traders This influenced
some q todays buying Packers were probably
selling because Of dull cash trade.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

New York, April Or. G. Dun & Co g
weekly review OF trade tomorrow Will
say:
Conditions Of business ara still lrreg-
ular, but the volume Of trade continues
heavy. Certain unfavorable Developments
have apparently been exaggerated aud
their effect upon business sentiment has
been out Of proportion 20 their real sig
niiicance. The crops need to be OF good
normal size TO insure a continuance OF
business prosperity The realization OF
this fact made the report Of severe dam
age, by reason Of freezing weather in the
West. seem very alarming
The damage, however. would appear to
have been greatly overestimated. especial
ly as regards cotton and wheat. and as
the season is early and the country large.
the damage that has been done in ons
section may be compensated for by an
abundant yield IN another
THE week has been full Of contradic-
tory developments. Further curtallment
Of pig iron production IS accompanied by
the declaration OF an increased dividend
by the steel corporation. Big railroad
earnings, showing a gain OF 11.6 per cent
IN three weeks Of April and bank clear
ings Of So per cent greater than 1909. out
side Of New York, are accompanied by
sharp declines IN stocks.
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are go. against 22l last
week, 2H the preceding week. and 273 the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in Canada number j.. against IS last
week. % the preceding week. and 70 last
year"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April 29.-BUTTER- Receipts today
were 6.lg nackas-s- The upward tendency q priCrs
was checked, but trade was n limited volume.
Creamery SPECIALS. J5: creamery extras ~ cream
cry hrsts. p; sta-e dairy good 20 choice o; process
specials. 8; Weston imitation creamery frsts. q
CHEESE Reoepfs to-day were lSi9 boxes. The
market Is teatureless on both old and new cheese.
state fun cream. fan, old specials M State full
cream. fan make old fancy ~; State fun cream
best neW. l3.z: SKINS s'eials H.
EGGS-Receipts today were 2 l37 cases. The
market opened steady. State Pennsylvania. and
nearby henne-y. white fancy. . State Pennsylva-
MA brIFn heuuery. fancy. Zi1; frcsh-garhered ex-
tras. 23'a. frcsh-gathcrcd extra frsts. ~; duck
ess5. q.
MILLFELD-Steady; quiet demand. Spring bran.
--t0, standard m-ddiings. 2.l5i city bran. zoo in
hllE, Weston I'd dog = 80 % arrive, winter wheat
bran. in lOopound sacks. 10 arrive. 60
OAIS-Steady. quiet trade No white 81
NJ. waite. 47'z; No. 8 white. 500 natural and
cliiffc W'litc GA track. s6a52.
FLOJR-Neak on winters Kansas rtraichts AsJa
80, ID sacks; soft straignts 50fl5.5 IN barrels
sprns patents, 5Aa5.75 In barrels, spring clears.
f5hiG5
RYE FLoUR-Steady; trade Is slow Choice brands
quoted az 49aA60
CORNAIEAJ-Stsady. inquiry is limited. Kiln
drea for export. 3, coarse neal In bags l50alSI
ELEF-steady. dealings mcderate. Packet. $3.50
al1o' family. lq1alaA
POKk-steady; Moderate demand. Ness 2 0oa
gao, family. 26O0l1G.D.
HAl-Receiuts. 81 tons. ste-dy. demand falr for
choice. Prime timothy. Ll-'.aI-gOi No. ], LIS, 10
2 oral 10. No. 3 sas-z
SrBAW-RecCipts 60 IONS. steady. li-At +-,se
LAKD-Fmer. Prime Western 1870: city. IS.
refined continent. $50; South American IaOC. re-
fined Brazilian. kegs. $50. Clo0stearlue l6alG--
lard stCaune quiet. New York L.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. April c.-WHEAT-Sto>k in elevators.
5'7.ei bushels. shipments from elevators. I.7o
bushels. Graded lots ot No. . rcd adlar quotabIs
n'mlnaily al L"5is Ter hushcl al the close
Settling pncls. No. rcd Western. 1861. No 2
red. lo6's; Va. 3 red. LOT4.
'OHN-StoCk IN C.ccat0rs. So 81 bushels. shin
ments from elevators. l2Cll bushels Graded lots
q No. 2 white com afoat u0mirauy az 20 uer
Dlshe-i yellow af0at at o. pCr hUshel and mixed
corn ahoat 40 o-'z pr blshel. Track yellow corn.
Tor domestic delivery. 81 rUo-abe AZ Ca6p5 uer
bushel for car lots on spot Cob corn on a basis
al ab53&lo psr bawa for car lots prime nearby
yellow. and $50 per barrel for the best Western
yellow. Settling Trios. Contract 6OI: steamer
miTcd sos No 4 mixed, 54A
oAIS-St'cS ia elevators 20 $40 bushels. shin
ments from elevators. 1858 bushels White No. .
as q, weight STAFF, do. white No 3 as 70
weight Sass; do, No. g. as % weight. fia45: do
mixed No o fai7l-; do. No. g. 4fa&is
kNE-Stocy ID elevators 1870 bushels. shin
mcuts from elevators SIS bushels No . I'VE Weet-
en- domestic. Sass; No rye Western. domestic
.a.si bag lots. as 20 quality and condition. 1a-t
FLOIR-Wiutsr extra 3elaAl0; do clear 40,
40; do, straight f.sja500. do. r1tent 520a5ao.
srr1ng clear. 455ai60; do. straight. 5IOa5S. do.
patent, 535a5f0; city mills best patent 600. do.
high Grade patent 500 do. straight SO. choice
family. SIS. DO. extra 420aff0 Rye -four medium,
to choice. A&aI50. Cornmeal per loo lbs. Il5al S.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April 29.-Money on call at the stock
exchange today opened AZ per cent; highest. 6s
lowest %; closing 3 per cent Most Of the days
loans were made at Ga per cent.
There was sharp advance in time money rates.
quotations being 10 y per cent above those OF
yesterday. The sudden stifeninR in the can loan
market found some borrowers Of their guard. and
consequently their demand. diverted to-day 10 term
funds, caused the hardening in that market. In
quiTy was not in large volume but 10 was insistent
ana IN view Of the light offerings rates ran no
sharply They were 4tail4 per cent for An DerioJs
from sixty days 70 six months: for over the wear
Mercantile paper came into the market with
some freedom and met with fair demand Rates.
4ta5 per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS Endorsed
bill receivable and for choice four and six months
single names; 81 per cent for others.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. April 3-Quotations BY Baltimore
Fruit and Produce Association arc "a follows:
BUTTER-CrcameTy. fancy, D.. 9Oa3l: imitation.
per To-, 23s2i; rolls, Der b. 2a22: st0repacked per
h., Do prints y 10. 3oa3l; do b. 3Oa3I: blocks.
lbs. cla32; dairy prints. Maryland Pennsylvania
and Virginia. Ga2l: Iowa and Northwestern ladle.
22a1.
EGGS-Mayland. Pennsylvania, and nearby f7ytg.
per doz.. q; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Viz
gina. per doz., q; Western irsts, per doz. q do
West Virginia, yer doz, q; do. North Carolina
Der doz.. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens, heavyweight Der H.
%; do. small 70 medium. b.. q Old rocyters uer
H., i; winter chickens, 10 size per H. 2sls2.
spring chickens. ID. and over. h. sSan: turkeys
hens, choice. per h.. q; young gobblers. Ter lb
2: old toms per b.. %; rough and poo-. pe- ID
lOalli geese. Western and Southern. per b. I3al4;
do, Maryland and Virginia. per h.. l5al6; pigeons
young. per pair. 2; do. old. per pair. % ducks
large Dcr b.. l51ld; do. small pcr b. "a; muscoyy
and mougrel. per D.. u; do. white Pekns per To-
Is; guinea fowl, Old. each. 3; do, young, Is lbs
and over %.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. April 9-CATTLE-Receipts. 3gl
head. Good % fine steers sold 7Has 10 DIR 100
pounds: bulls 5Ooa6-O 5ud ore extra fat bull rs;
COWS, 3&a5.6o. Dressed beef Was slow at lIkaIgl5
per pound for native aides 2a4 for binds and rihs
and 9al0 for ohu-ks Liverpool and London cables
reported live cattle selling 40 l3i4aliE per pound
dressed weight, Refrigerator beG. lIIs
CALNES-ReCeip-s. l.og5 head. Common 70 cholce
VcalS sold sOOalOW per 100 pounds mixed calves.
$50 dressed calves steady 40 loalra pcr pound Tor
city dressed veais and eal3 for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts g. sos head Poor
10 choice clipped lambs sold at 00a92 . Der 100
pounds. ordinary wooded do. 800. Dressed mutton
slow al l2italj per pound: dressed lambs at f5als.
country dressed dollhouse lambs at 300a7OO per car
cass.
UOGS-Receip;s. ll4 head. Firm 10 a fraction
higher az O.0al09 per 100 pounds for good medium
weights; country dressed hogs steady at l25aH per
pound
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Proof of skin.

From NJ A. P.
In his early days Sir Walter GiIbey used
to devote some portion Of every year to
mountain climbing While in Switzer-
land once he had a somewhat weird ex-
perience. He was about to make an as
cent when he thought that he might as
well make some Inquiries about the guide
who was TO accompany him.
rs he a thoroughly skilful climber"
he asked his hotel keeper
Il should say So" was the reply. He
has lost two parties Of tourists down the
mountainside, and each time has come
off without so much as a scratch on him
self"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. per bushel Local 10. corn. shel1ei
per bushel, 70 90 70; cob. SIS To 400 Der barrel
cats. Western, white. No. 2 Der hushel. Sass
mixed. per bushe 52a56; bran. per ton. 900.
middling. per ton. O. 90.
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western, No. /. q o..
No 2 2L5O mixed $3.50; loose at local sales n ID,
Straw. rye. bundle. 800; straw. rye. machine
thrash. 100; straw. wheat. Der ton. zoo; straw.
cat, per ton. SEQ.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
New One on Mapmakeru.

From the Chicago Tribune.
The dark republic OF Santo Dominica.
which is represented appropriately on
our maps by spoonful Of pink ice cream,
has only been snatched back from the
brink Of internecine strife by a SoIomonic
decision which averted the spilIing of
good Dominican blood. The selection of
a beautiful Syrian maiden-what was she
doing in that galley?-as queen Of a To-
cal festival was the cause. So wonderful
was the beauty OF this woman that the
President and his cabinet each and sew
orally proposed marriage to her.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. " n. aikh- & Co
members Of the New York STOCK Exchange. Hibbs
Building
New York. April c9.-Cotton advanced sharply On
ile old crop months, ard 80 was an euoch-nakins
day Sd flr monthly notices were Concerned
They amounted n 5000 % 2o0000 bales. involving
oTcr S3'w01 They were promptly STOPPED by
leading bulls. and MAY made a Jump n S.-5 .
pale. July followed with rise 4 s., ard the next
crop moved NJ 81 cents Reports az crop damage
were s'i being received from Mississippi Alabama
louisiana Georgia. ard the Ca-0'i-aN Manchester
reported good business and added hat Il would
probably continue
Futures advanced 70 % = points near months
being strongest. but lost part, closing 20 q
higher. with the tone steady and The estimated
sales $1,000 bales
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April 29.-Live hogs were cents higher
The receipts wero estimated at 5000: left ore-
from yesterday, 1926; estimated receipts tomorrovy
4'WO- Bulk o. prices. 95jas.50; lights. aSOas 60:
mixed and butchers. 93Oas COZ beavv eg0ao e.
rough. heavy, 93oa9.45; yorkers. 9l5as.s IS; DiS,
G9Oa950. 4's''
Cattle were steady; estimated receipts 5oo
Beeves, 5,70ss40; and heifers. sO,7 60 IT,.
steers AI5aSA; stockers and feeders. Ssoas Is:
Western, 5.O0a6.So
sheep were steady: estimated reor;ots Ann
Natives 4.J0aa2 Western B.OOag q. vcarlinov
7-ZaS.O; lambs, I75a9.T5: Western. s.OOas s
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cAITLE-E1tra, pr cwt.. 550a50O; do, butcher
.tCa4.s0: do. common. 2ooa3o0.
HoGS-Per eyt-. gross, 90a9.o; do. ordinary
|N
|sHEEP-Prine. L0a5oo: do. common. 30oa4O0.
IsANBs-Fancy spriug. nal2; fall. choice. per H..
|icei do, medium 8
IcALVEs-Prims. per H.. .; d.. medium. s;
~, grass, saS
Prime. fresh, each. s5.0Oa{5.oo: do, COM
~ -'.'9aS9.oo: do. old end dry. l0.oQAl5.O0.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway and Electric 4s s. OOo at sl7s.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone IS. s. 900 al
l0isz
Washington Gas = a. n.
National City Bank 10 AZ 10
After call,
National City Bank 10 az 10
Washington Gas . at 7ih.
Following the bid and asked prices on yester-
Says Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS RONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
NEW YORK sTOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY w B. Hibbs & CO..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibba
Building.
>Call moucy; Open. So high 6: low. ~ close. 81
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

New York April 2.-WHEAT-St stronger: Ight
trade No. I Duluth opening Of navigation. me-. .
No. red T. o. B., il4z. 40. 2 hard New YORK
{. O. D.. nominal; No. ! macaruni. LOO (. o. b.
opening % ravsabon; No I Manitoba T. o. b.
May. Los Exporters took loads Manitoba.
tOBN-Stoady, limited trade. Steamer mixed
651. nominal. expert basis. Ne. elevator nominal
export basis. export No. 2 T. O. D.. Ciiz. No. .
yellow nominal Exporters took nothing
~ N-.----l - Z -
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CURB MARKET.

/ Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs q Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Saving His Life.
THE LARGEST DEGREE
OF BENEFITS AND SAFETY.

From the Birmingham England Post.
A story is told Of an Englishman who
had occasion for q doctor while staying
in Pellin.
''Sing Loo gleatest doctor" said his
servant ''He savee my lifee once"
Really" queried the Englishman.
Yes; me tellible awful" was the re-
ply. Me call in another doctor. He
givee me medicine; me velly, velly bad.
Me callee in another doctor He come
and give me more medicine, make me
velly, velly Bladder Me callee in Sing
Loo. He no come. He savee my life"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

Business in the Southern Railways ter
ritory continues to improve In the first
nine months the gross revenues Of the
company show an increase Of $4,000, and
net one of $4,000, one-eighth more than
for the first three-quarters OF 1909. The
increase has been gained entirely from
the improvement IN business handled, for
the company has been very liberal in it's
treatment Of maintenance. especially
maintenance or its equipment.
Without attempting to analytic the COM
ponent items. It may be estimated that
OF the Southern's Sl2 S73. 90 of net earnings
for the first nine months. about $4,000
must be set aside for the periods excess
Of fixed charges over other income leav-
Ing surplus for that period Of S3.6S0.OO0
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LOAN SOCIETIES.

ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
EmONEY u JEWELLERY. &C.
19o to go CAPITAL ant''opi' lns 81 oSd q;
NO Reference - Any financial
"a ~ Institution in the city. Re
v EAlhAS demptions made from rawu-
brokers and new loans IS
<-S sued ut greatly reduced
saving TO the borrower
PRUDENTIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
Grouna Eoor. n. W. Cor 18th and q stN
FnVate side entrance. transactions strictly con-
edoutaL
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

Arson and counterfeiting are on the in
crease, though crime as a whole is de-
clinlng.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK. April 2s.-Bid and aShod prices on GOV
-nment securities.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Trading on the local stock exchange
under the new rules and tho new presi-
dent was rather small yesterday, being
confined 10 two bonds and about seventy
shares of stock. but. as one OF the more
conservative members remarked in the af-
ternoon, II represented real business In real
securities which call for delivery. The
broker would not explain just what he
meant by the remark, but seemed TO be
satisfied with the manner in which the
business OF the day proceeded,
The bonds sold were Railway 4s at Si9,,
and Telephone Is at 1O4ss The stock
shares sold were Washington Gas, at II,
and National City Bank, at 10
Yesterdays dullness may be ascribed 70
several causes. but the real reason APP
peared 20 be lack of orders on the part of
buying brokers. Possibly the uncertain
state Of the New York market may have
affected the local situation, but generally
that IS not the case, as there is no connec-
ton between the two exchanges. and the
local securities are affected only by local
conditions.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

IeW York, April 9.-,nscellan.ous bond ouot..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-05
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
OFFICIALS OF
S. |. R.. 7. R. R.
INSPECT WORK

Vice-President c. F. Bents, Super
lntendent P. H. Cassidy and Division
engineer Redgraves, of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Railroad, came
down from st. George about II
O'Clock yesterday morning and made
an inspection Of the work that is be-
Ing done in the local yard al Totem
vile. Considerable trouble has been
experienced in the past few days in
getting the turntable back in shape.
Part OF the time engines had to run
backward to st. George, because of
not being able to turn them here.
The wrecking crane was here one
day this week to lift the turntable
u from of it's bed SO as to exam
Inc the cause of the trouble. A new
concrete base had to be put down.
Work On the new tank house has
been stopped for the past few days.
railroad officials were here for
some time looking over other con-
templated improvements. which 1t
Is said, will shortly be started.