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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
NEW HAVEN FIGHTS NEW LINE
$50 Has Road Planned by Grand
Trunk Under Consideration.

Boster. June 1s.-The principal objection
rhich the counsel for the New York New
Esvsr & Hartford Railroad Company made
To-Day before the Railroad Commission TO
tHs Grand Trunks project for a line
Trough Southern Massachusetts was that
ne New Haven had already petitioned for
{ SIMILAR nne from Palmer TO South bridge.
distance Of about fifteen miles. James
? Jackson, for the New Haven. told the
o-zntssion that his company had had
s1,l iine under contemplation for some
1nf and called attention TO the petition
o &c with the commission.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company.
vtirh Is the petitioner AT the hearing. de-
sTes permission 20 build a line from
Palmer 70 the Rhode Island State line. as
III of its proposed Providence outlet.
After considerable argument by counsel
n both roads the commission adjourned
tas hearing until June g. when both petit
lns VII Dc considered jointly
n 4 statement issued tonight. James
I Jackson, representing the New Haven
sliroad, said the petition. plan and engi-
assTs report fled to-day with the Railroad
-unnission, Were prepared under au-
assliy Of e vote OF directors Of the COM
EnE II Endorsement Of the plan present ed
e President MelIen.
I certificate IS granted. the work OF
instruction viii he Immediately begun,7
Sa NJ. Jackson. The New York, New
7sFtn d Hartford viii agree to enter into
~ IrsfEc relations with the Grand Trunk
Fsr-ui' the use OF the extension on terms
lai Il case q disagreement may be fixed
@ lhs Railroad Commission of Massachu-
ats"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
BIG MINING MERGER
.,,..s Company of America in
WV s6.5oo.000 Deal.

y-,-,--a-4v of America. II was
TIE 81. .,,,-ced yesterday. is 70 absorb
s<ciaiix e.. united. and the II Rayo
+. DEC ..,v two gold mining properties
si-ss 81 Mexico. For the purpose
e i-aii'.e--- ,,,-.rol Of these companies the
sso7aH- # the Mines Company of
-z?l-s :, hs increased from s2,eoo,e 600
sr's' The merger viii require So
,..ytnr xeaao stock in the treasury.
81. --e,osed to increase the par value OF
...,k from s. TO SO
tss sie0A = exchange viii he ten shares
y .-c,,nany Of America stock for
{ 49, - Dolores and seven shares of
uas IRE three companies earned
-, 0m.ooo net available for divi-
IRE .,s les; twelve months. Event
se1as :. said. additional properties may
: purchased Au.r,c. u-blo,
y re gold and silver mining prop
~ !. sonora. Mexico, and the Dolores,
RE are controlled largely by H. S.
,-ss;5ent Of the United States
5A - Improvement Corporation; John
isaac I. Elwood. William Fler-
n z Refs. while the Ell Rayo
= 80 Is controlled by w r. Thomp-
- " Hinkle Smith. The largest
~ stock Of each company have al
.r~eed 10 the terms proposed. it is
rms insuring the success of the
..,7so!idstion. Il IS understood that after
go, 80 IS effected application viii be
=, N list the shares of the enlarged
m tire New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
Y. CHICAGO TRUST COMPANIES.

as-,,.s.- llTs o the National Bank OF the
I'm - '-ii-'aso, according 20 dispatches
d. &c Gi3, nave received a charter for
IL - and Savings Bank OF the Repub-
sss,r,e. capital IF s. 90, 600 and the man
,sro p O the National City Bank of Chi
~. -4so planning the organization of a
-, .e> eoHiDsny- With these TWO new institu-
i,si.s- WI De- I've trust companies con-
si4s-. national banks 10 Chicago. those
az -. /" Operation Icing the First Trust
sa..ae' lis kana. affiliated with the First
sssi-,. Haiik; ne American Trust and
ill.,, ''.Hh- controlled by the Continental
az - BANK. ard the Commercial Trust
a,,-sg. SA bank. recently started in the
" NE Commercial National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
BROWN PosTP0NES ACTION
Question of Sectarianism To Be
Decided Next Fall.

Providence. June 15-Action on the pro-
posed change in the charter OF Brown
University, eliminating sectarlan require
ments, was postponed to-day oy the cor
poration of the university until next Octo-
Der. At to-days meeting OF the corpora
ton the cory,nittee on charter revision sub
rnitted ire Anal report reaffirning its pre-
lirninarv renort made a year ago that the
proposed change was desirable. recent
poll of The alumni showed that they were
overwhelmingly in favor OF the chanse.
At meeting of the associated alumni, held
here earlier this week, however, last year
president of that body, Bishop Frederick
Burgess of the Episcopal Diocese OF Long
Island gave an address in which he OPP
posed the proposition.
The revision committee to-day recon-
mended that the corporation consider the
matter of securing such funds as VIII en-
able tie university to have an adequate
pension system, and also presented form
of amendment to the charter and form OF
declaration.
The report was signed by six of the
nine members Of the committee the otner
three submitting individual findings, which
differed slightly from the majority report.
The six members who signed the general
report were everett NolDE' <aAiiOiN -
Chase Robert H. L Goddard. Governor
Charles E. Hughes of New York; Stephen
o. Edwards and President William II. Z.
Faunce of the university. Thomas S.
Barbour of Boston: George E. Horr. or
Newton, Mass, and H. K. Porter, of Pitts
burg. while -concurring in most of the con-
illusions of the committee, recommended
different methds of overcoming the d1fn-
cultles in dealing with the subject.
President Faunce in his annual report
urged the need of a larger endowment and
the securing of funds for pension system
which will make the university independ-
eut OF outside aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 8.-wHEAT-spot dull: No
. red Western winter, no stock Futures firm .
July Is AID: October, 6s $50; December
nominal CORN-Spot easy: old American
mixed 80 Sd. do via Galveston. 5s I'd
Kiln dried. As Tod. Futures steady; July nom
inaI. September, As Sd. Professionalism. IS
FLOUR-winter patents, 2ss I'd. HOPS in
London Pacific Coastl. IS I5sm "A los. BEEF
Extra India mess, laos. PORk-Prime mess
western loss I'd. HAMS-Short cut IT'S
BACON-Curn beTland cut. Ills: short rib, TBS
61 clear bellies, T3s I'D; long clear middies,
tight Us: heavy. lis. short clear backs 6Ds
sHOuf DERS-squars, SIS Sd. LARD--Prime
western. tierees, as Cd: American refined.
NAILS Gas CHEESE-Canadian finest. white
and coered new SIS Sd white, old. sos: cot
ored 5dr, TURPEN INE-spirits AS Sd
sned 7Ad. LINSEED OIL. 3as Sd. COTTON
SEED oIL-EuN Fenusd-Spot, eTs Tiad
TAI.Low-Australian in London, s5s.
London. June 16.-RAW SUGAR-CentFifu-
gal 14e Aisd. musecyado IFS AID BEET
SUGAR-June, is 2l.d LINSEED--Calcutta.
June July. a2s Sd LfNsEED OIL. ais sd
sPERM OIL, fS2 PETROLEUM Refined,
a. spirits, I'd. TURPENTTNE-Spirits ass
aAd RosIN--Amsrican strained. f2s I'D
nne. l3s I'd.
Antwerp, June is.-PETRoLEuM. 10 francs
80 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
'iclFlc eAs-ELEcTRIc MERGER.

lie Pacific Power and Light Company
:, Incorporated yesterday in Maine. with
'b per cent cumulative preferred and
common stock. The company.
- IS controlled by the American Power
-ehl Company, through ownership Of
-'1lalon stock has taken over the fol-
- properties Gas properties in Walla
sc and North Yakima. Wash; Lewiston.
sHo Astoria and Pendleton, Ore. /,
=. e'sclrle properties IN Wslla Waila, As
renciet0n and Athens; trolleys in
- and NsIia waHa and an inter
:. = Inc from Walla Walla TO Milton. and
- : -aii1rn properties, consisting OF cleo
:. -en- power anc water systems in
= 'aAiHaa and IN ne valleys OF the
-''-aoia and Yakima rivers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
SUIT AGAINST MORGAN OFF.

Judge Lacombe filed an order yesterday
in the United States Circuit Court grant
ing motion for the discontinuance Of the
suit of II. Raymond Munger against the
Hooking Valley Railroad Company; ).
Pierpont Morgan, Edward 7. Stotesbury
and others The suit was in behalf Of Mr..
Munger and other holders OF preferred
Hooking stock, who wanted the court to
decree that the holders OF preferred stock
rot actually redeemed by the payment Of
Sl5. 2d0.o00 10 J. P. Morgan & Co, which
effected specific redemption and parted
with all ownership, should have & part IN
the trust fund in the possession of the
banking company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June Is 1910
BEFV ES-Receipts were G=S ears. 2.@5S
head mainly consigned direct 10 siaUshteFers-
No trading feeling steady. Dressed beef slow
az SQ1ac per p for common TO choice native
sides. Gables unchanged
CALVES Receipts 2ss. including 81 for IRE
veaIs SsGS9 IS per 100 10; cuIs. IS city dressed
veals we're l2ls114lsc per n; country dressed.
ioG13c.
average 50 IS per 100 n; -. 153 y. 50 81. 70
mixed calves. tS@ 70. s. 30; 10, l32 n. 81 50. 3
throw outs 1855 70. So.
: sanders: veals, 133 10. 50 20
Mcpherson &c; veal, leo ID. 50 30 :, iSS
n 50 -
SHEEP AND IssfBS-ReCeipts. - ears or
sSe neal. Q ears sale sheep steady. lambs
slow TO l0c lower, cars uus0ic. Good sheep
sold az s59S5 20. few yeariiazs. So amos. 50
esxa 30. sne-hzlf car choice do. 50 s. Dressed
mutton slow AZ 100 l2'ec per n. trsssss4 ysas-
iirrs la4fSc. dressed lansbs, iS0ITc.
Ssfes-Ne Phsrson < Co - Virginia iarrcS,
u - average So 20 per 100 =, 700. 81 y. 50 so
Tabin & shannon 2t3 Virginia lambs. 81 ..
50 so. . Virginia sheep s5 Z. S. so. 80 y s.
Kerns Commission Co 81 Nary!aEl lambs.
81 70 50 SO
uoGs-Receipts II cars. OF : 0es head al
20 slausntersrs. Feeling lon>.naliy steady
Ssi.s date vssterday}-An.lrsw MULES. 81
stare hogs e47 y average. 50 40 PEI 100 r. !
rough. $50 n 81. 5. 40l n. 50 50. stag go
70. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

FLOUR AND MEAI-FIour quiet and irreg-
s sla5 sDras oqs ao wass sf mt 80
s. 10; spring clears, 81 2Ogs4 IS extra No !
FfIIIoUtREsteady; fair g good; 8 lses4 20;
Barely. steady: kiln dried s. 80. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow 81 3oGS1 IS. coarse. 81 %
standard niddlinE SCI; -four do SIS So red dog
s27 60. spot and mill prices, city bran. $50 bulk
nv cho1. se4 80 bulk sos 20 SACKS: oiirneaI.
So 5Oas8s so. nominal
PROvIsIoNS-Moderate active and ern.
with fairly active buying BY commission houses
ana grain interests PORK-Firm: mess. so IS
@s9s II !s-RE si5esis S FANNY ft' sisSsaS
packet. s1IaS17 80: eItrs India mess 500 81
Bacons, 13asc $50 70. 49,: 100 70. I3ssc. 40
p. 1890: pigs l3Ise cut MEATs-PisSled
lie. Il 10 1ssec Picked hams i6n1sisc
TALLoW-Duii; city, sac; country. 50 G6@c.
steady. Iei4c: refined quiet: south America
.25c; Continent. - zoe; BFszM kegs Is 25c
compound steady e9saIolsc sTEARINE-oieo
SFGAR-Renned dun but unchanged. Raw
T Gus o 50 test s6sc and rnoIasses sugar
50 test. 3.43c: The London market for beet
sugar was higher 56 ,, with 99ne a. las I'D
RICE-steady to nrm and unchanged.
METALs-CoPPER-s dull; spot
le : &c: September. f1s5 a Il I5c. London
weak: spot f54 Is Cd: futures. fs4 rs Sd.
"A
f2.3Ti a f262 &c; casting. l212iz G12-ST he
TTN-Weak: spot. -. 40 a 70. 81 &c. June 32-4O
a 20 55c: july. 1913 4r32. zoe; August and Sep
,A-nber 81 Is n IS soc. London steady. spot.
sT47 los: futures. t14s rs Cd. LEAD-Steady.
z1ot 4oEF : soc New York. 4-iTI. q %
Fast ST Louis London unchanged at t12 lbs
"a SPELTER-weak; spot. SIS n ). soc New
york 4s7l- csc East 81 Louis, London I'M
changed at f92 IRON-Lower at ass f0tsd
for Cleveland warrants In London. Locally
unchanged No l. foundry. Northern Sf6 - n
ST. %: No g SIG - "a $40 -: No I Southern
and No I Southern soft, si6 81 4 si6 Is Pig
iror certificates unchanged. No sales
noLAssEs AND sYRuPs-steady 70 firm
and unchanged.
NAVAL. sTORES-Spirits turpentine some
What higher Rosn and steady but un-
changed SPIRITS ENTTNE-Machtne.
mis- &c TAR, So RosIN-Common 10 good
OIIs-f.inseed unchanged Refined rstro-
eurn steady at sic Tor standard white IN
barrels at New York
fOTTONSEFD Otf4-DuH with sales OF
700 barrels and prices easy fer the near posi-
tiens which closed 20 T. points lower. iate
,ranths about steady AT unchanged To . points
decline The fact that some operators proposed
delivering English oil contract here has re-
snIred in complications and II Is proposed
that unless otherwise specified the time ard
sac ali coftonssed products shall be OF Aueri~
can origin and produced within the United States
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
Ner Work. lane 70. fnfO.

AIN-WHEAT-Servous and after show
ing firm tone covering BY shorts which
sent prices UP about lc a bush, lost most o. the
gain during the last hour and closed about
steady at L G<c net advance Liverpool
also unsettled, and after a firm opening sold on
pocr cash demand. but closed firm re
ports ef less favorable nature regarding the
Russian crop outlook. The Chicago Trade Bull
letin' estimated there will be about 10f 900 600
bush Of Old crop wheat carried into the
season. Nc red here. 81 03 nominal. O. and
No Northern. 81 10Y nominal. 70 arrive
CORN-Firrl in the morning with little offered
Near the close the market weakened and final
figures were unchanged to &c lever Cash corn
steady, NO quoted SIC nominal, spot, and 66is c
nominal 10 arrive. both elevator and domestic
basis. Export No 2. So. nominal o TO arrive
OATS-Moderately active and steady, advancing
early, but near the close losing most OF the ad-
vance and closed at unchanged 20 l4c net higher
Cash oats steady; natural white, 15 81 10, 4iGs
431=c. and clipped white. "a to ~ 10 4e13 747c.
RART
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
TEXAS INSURANCE CLASH
Governor Calls Special Session to Settle
Controversy.

Austin Texas. June Ex-Governor 7. A
Campbell has issued a call for a special
session Of the Legislature Of Texas 10 he
convened July ~. The purpose Of the
session is 10 submit 70 the assembly
controversy pending between Governor
Camnbeu and ". z. Hawkins, State Com
missioner of Insurance. as 10 the applica-
ton of the insurance laws adopted at the
last legislative session.
The Governor. who is az the head OF
the insurance board. ordered the law sus-
pended in certain instance and the
Commissioner advised the insurance COM
panies II the orders of the Governor were
carried out their permits TO do business
in Texas would be suspended. Then came
q request from the Governor that the
Commissioner resign. Hawkins refused.
and II is to settle the controversy that
the Legislature Will be convened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
,-rr, TINES IN TEXTILE TRADE
,ruv $4,000 Operatives in New Eng
land States Affected.

.,-.o- June L6-Fuily fifty thousand op-
ICES in the New England States are
.-.,a~ affected by short time policy for
:. Gunner months which has been deciced
:, hr numerous manufacturers Of textiles.
- n * expected that the number Will be
s,rhled during July and August MilI men
= .,s, there is more cotton mill machin-
- i5ls n the United States than at any
ane since last fall
re wooiien industry is. Il anything. more
.,,-sssed than the cotton goods trade. The
AMERICAN Wooden Company, which op-
,-s-ss thirty mills IN New England and
srrlovs thirty thousand operatives when
s7s.1sss x good. has 20 per cent Of its ma
ssinsry Idle other woollen concerns have
< ne cent idle. In the thread industry a
ru-tsl,ent has also been decided on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
COTTON MILLS CURTAILMENT
North Carolina Plants May Close Alto
gether in August.

Charlotte. \. c, June 1S.-The North
Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Associs-
ton. which net here to-day, failed 10 take
any Official action on the matter OF cur
tailraent, az had been advertised 1t is
understood unofficially, however. that all
Of the members have agreed to q complete
curtailren- in August, to continue until the
market advances.
The association to-day passed resolutions
condernning the rules OF the New York
exchange which. il was asserted, encour-
age speculation and manipulation 1t was
voted TO admit Virginia mills TO the organi-
cation. Reports show Se2 cotton mills and
III warn mills in the present organization,
with 322a.1I9 spindles. amounting 10 about
or7e-fourtt the looms and one-third the
spiudIes in tho South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower at
Ia I5e for middIing upland and IL. 4Oc for mid
ding Gulf; sales, 1890 bales; delivered on con
tract 500 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot dull;
sales 8 600 bales: speculation and export, $50.
American 3 600; imports, 1000; American, LOCO,
middIing upland. S.13d Futures opened quiet az
. noInts decline. Closed dull 4I6 points
lower June 1T 1ad: June-JuIy, SD; July
August 5.59d: August-September I2szd; sep
+ar9ber- October 6 SAD: October-Novemher. s SD:
Novenlber-December. 6.54 lad; December-Janu
s 5OI2d; January-February. 6.49d; FenIuaFy-
March. 4sI.d: March-April 6-4sd; April-May
and May-June. 64I1sd 80
COFFEE-Steady and at the close was 10
noints net higher with sales of 10000 oags-
Havre advanced = franc; Hamburg was IN
changed 10 Z pfennig higher: Rio and santos
y,eTe unchanged but private exchange on Lon
don was -i6d higher and this is apparently
having a bulIish influence on the Brazilian mar
kets and firm offers from both Rio and santos
continue above a working basis Spot demand
is not active but prices were STEADY on the
basis Of sac for Rio No = Local CONTRACT
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
DECISION IN OLD LAWSUIT.

Paterson. n j.. June 16.-Vice-Chancelor
stevenson announced to-day his decision In
a suit pending before him five years, The
litigation is among relatives and pertains
TO the distribution of the profits of the
Beattie Manufacturing COMPANY of Little
Falls left by the VIII OF Ronert beattle.
Read Of the concern Several hundred thou
sand dollars is involved. The court said it
would issue decree compelling the pres
ent managers OF the company To declare a
substantial dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
sRrA FE STOPS IMPROVEMENTS.

-os Angeles. June l6.-Projected improve
ssnis 70 cost S3.0go.oc by the Santa Fe
aaa Il California have been aban doned.
n reason. according 70 q statement made
ne company. < that the governments
s-on N holding I'D the proposed Increase
: 1s'sht rates made Il impossible to pro-
--e ne Necessary money on equitable
'grs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June 16-Montana was the unex-
pected quarter to-day from which carle revs
that somewhat abated crop scare Hot, dry
weather had been officially predicted last
several DAYS in the spring wheat belt North
west but forecasts Of rains for Montana gave
rise 70 some uncertainty. Unreieved dryness
for any continued period now would materially
add to a moisture deficit. which at st. Paul
amounts already TO So inches since March l.
AS II was, however. spectators were generally
disposed To take profits. The market. after
sharp advance receded and closed easy. with
net gain OF II sc. Corn at the finish
changed 10 ASSc lower, and oats unchanged
10 ITAc higher. Last prices for provisions
were Unchanged to 2nc up. Range Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
1'FLlcATE POWER PLsNTaTGeHY

a. --led States Steel Corporation. il II
s,r.S Aoon 70 erect a. the city Of Gary a
- Of the present electric power sta
a.. &hicn cost 24.5e9,eoo. and which oper-
ts,,,-- siseI WORKS and blast furnaces and
s. current for pumping water and
sa'y and surrounding towns. IL
lss-.- p'snEed 10 expend 81 10000 in i'm
'ss 70 The present power station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
STILL HOLD THE SEYLERS.

Atlantic City. June l6.-Jasper Seyler, who
was shot hy his father, Peter seyler, last
night is recovering in the hospital and is
believed 10 be out of danger The wounded
man insists that the shooting was acct
dental, but the police are still holding the
father until they investigate the stories OF
peighbors that the men had been quarrel
ling before the shooting. William Seyler,
another son recently acquitted OF having
killed Jane Adams, is held as a witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
SALT LAKE ROUTE OPEN AGAIN

Salt Lake City. June 16.-Passenger traffic
over the San Pedro G. Los Angeles Railroad
the Salt Lake route-which has been tied
up since the great food last winter that
wiped out nearly d hundred miles of track
in Eastern Nevada. resumed yester-
day The company is using the old right
NJ nav through the food district. but work
az, rhe paralIel high line is being rushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
.s'he Picture RAILWAY 4Ao."

( sbo,,, -an Pacific Railway Company
a - % sead out d special train carry
sis. pAeist FOR taxing an extensive
ssn.ss moving pictures. which IL Is
L - operate n the eastern part o.
L n-.-i--oh' with -he object Of showing
-s-,r,.' '-'iieS Of the Canadian West 20 10
s-si-.s' -eAaflls ard hcuae making on the
esrrs, lie train yiA De Ender the d.
ss.i6sr. lse assistant 70 TIE second YsDe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
EXTRA caUcIsLE STEEL DIVIDEND

p,++ShiIrg. June l6-The board OF OH
- n the G,rucibIe Steel Company to-csE
s..c,sred regular quarterly DIVIDEND %
=. oer cent. together with 3 PEI
nth in cash. and in addition a scrip oi''
go of 10 per cent payable 10 holders %
= aferred stock as Of record June Il nc
10 ,,1ent Of the 1885 per cent IS me hiSs
,,s,,nent against 9e9s per cent deier'en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
9scLsREs AN EXTRA DIVIDEND,

ulton Trust Company has declared
regular seml-annusl dividend Of ; per
and sE extra dividend Of . per cent
q. - On July 10 stockholders OF rec
d ne close OF business or June %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
sau ROAD SENTENCES DELAYED.

Philadelphia June 16.-United States DIS
trict Attorney Thompson said to-day ihal
sentence probably would not ne llposeo
until next fall upon the LenlSh hheS
Railroad. the Philadelphia hesolhs - l,
way Company and the beIhIei1 IL
C-r-,,-.,,. which were convicted here yes
,erdav Of rebating. A heavy penalty is nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. June 16.-The weekly return of
the Bank of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased Fl. 1875. 016;
circulation decreased 1904 ,015; bullion in
creased 1881 OF, other securities decreased
1853, ITO; other deposits decreased 1858, 1SS !;
public deposits increased f2,6O2,015; govern
ment securities unchanged. The proportion
of the banks reserves 10 liabilities is 81. 80
per cent. against 51.1O per cent last week,
and compares with an advance from 4S3.
per cent to 500 per cent in this week last
year The rate of discount is unchanged at
per cent
Paris, June 16.-The weekly return OF the
Bank Of France shows an increase in gold
on hand Of 8, So10GG francs and decrease OF
!, $50, coo francs IN silver on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
PLAYS POOL AT EIGHT.

Fiainfeld. \. J.. June Is (SpeciaD.-Ben-
nett Brittin celebrated to-day his ninety
eighth birthday His hobby is that of play
ing pool, and there are not many around
mere who can beat him at the game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
NEW WORLDS euNNERY RECORD.

Manila. June i6.-United States army ON
GERS saw that in Yesterdays practice the
new batteries on Correg!dor Island, At the
entrance to Manila BaS, broke world
record out of twelve shots from the s-ineh
guns eleven were placed n the Dull S-eye,