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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17

The Big Stick will soon be in our midss
with no sign of leaves of olive hourgeon-
ing on it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17

DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS.
MRS. Nagger is dead"
as Mr.. Nagger mourning?"
"well, he's wearing crepe"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17

Governor Haskell's daughter was STONED
In Guthrie because she cheered for Okla
homa City as a state capital site. In {
pinch the Oklahomans are not a ehival
rous lot
-s.---
Even the mlllionaires in the republican
party are beginning to insurge. Brother
Sam Allerton of Chicago is the latest
sinner to return to honest ways.
It is predicted that the north will have
quiet Fourth of July because the popu-
lace will be engaged In watching the but
letins from San Francisco.
You cannot keep the colonel's tongue
still even at sea- He talks then to the
Storage and the stokers and whoever
else will listen to him.
Oyster Bay expects to be at least the
power behind the throne. or else the
headquarters of organized insurgency.
An association of the snubbed is pro-
posed with Winston Churchill and Francis
Burton Harrison as charter members.
The wireless informs a waiting country
that the colonel is having a bully time
on board the German liner.
Sunny Jim," the vice president. spoke
his piece and has subsidized. He is the
Joke of all politics.
Congress might at any rate agree to
give the speaker an aeroplane in the
q bsence of an auto.
While President Taft has no Ananas
club he seems to be recruiting a persona
non grata society
The Big Stick will soon be in our midss
with no sign of leaves of olive bourgeon-
ing on it.
1t is perhaps the shortest and best
way to revise the republican party down.
ward.
Congress can cut off Uncle Joes auto
bat it cannot keep him out of the street
cars.
France deserves our sympathy When
Frank j. Gould becomes a French cit
izen.
-.e.------
When a man can't make money hs
sometimes turns about and makes his
tory.
Theodore now impends very much as
MIR. Halley's comet did once upon
time.
The colonel and the Alternately boys
will be the whole show in New York.
-- .s---.----
The great big thing in the politics of
the hour is HE is coming home!"
The new political Mecca after this
week will be Oyster Bay.
Aviation still comes high-oftentimes as
ana :, aiol,t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17

o We gods.
Render me worthy of this noble wife:
Julius Caesar.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-17
srpAw LID Is BETTER

Because I'm in the 'oleo. "
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
4 Girl's Acquittal.
Baltimore American

bdllllNolt AlutIANdh-
Saved from the decree of death by
the narrow margin of circumstantial
evidence of slender nature, but con-
vincing to the jury, Hattie Le Blanc
stands acquitted of the murder Of
Clarence L. Glover and is free 10 enter
into the enjoyment of the Christmas
season. The case has been one Of
the most absorbing in recent years,
due to the, fact that wide sympathy
was enlisted for the young girl who
went the way of others of her sex
when the strong and compelling in
fuence Of an INSCRIPTIONS man was
laid upon her. The fact that Mrs.
Glover was revealed in unsavOry
lights and was pointed TO as having
a possible motive for the murder that
could not be accredited TO the young
girl did much 10 save the latter from
suffering the death Of folon.
Few things are more nonplusing
than to mote out justice to a person
like Miss lie Blanc. Had she be found
guilty of the murder. she might we'll
have died for the deed, yet even then
there would have been much SYM
pathy felt for her. Nevertheless, So
ciety cannot condone the offelse OF
taking the life of another save In self
protection, no matter how evil may
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
Editorial Opinion
women As Jurors.

New York World.
A Jury of women drawn from a
regular veniro and trying a case with
an intelligence and despatch which
won a tribute from the court must be
thought to come pretty near the
realization Of womcn's dreams OF poll
tical equality.
It has been left 10 the State Of
Washington to furnish this example
Of complete feminine emancipation.
Eastern suffragist leaders may profit
ably study the methods by which their
sister campaigners in the West have
obtained the grant of full suffrage
rights. Harping critics Of the other
sex may see in the privilege accorded
the Olympia women jurors of wearing
their hats in court the impossibility
Of an entire elimination of sex distinc-
ton even under equal laws But this
is a trifle, and OF tribes the law takes
no note.
The important thing is that the rest
of the country may now watch the
operation Of an experiment in. politi-
cal rights the outcome Of which VIII
have a direct bearing on the progress
Of wOmans cause everywhere. But a
jury composed of a Governors private
secretary. a Supreme Court stenog-
rapher and the wives of "A physician
minister and legislative candidate
/ is Of exceptional character If all
juries of men were Of like calibre the
! jury system would be ideal.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

be that life The man Glover seems
to have been one of the men lost 70
all sense OF honor. who make prey OF
young women, and the girl seems 70
have suffered shamefully at his hands.
There is something that ranks with
life itself in lis claim for protection,
and that is The unsullied innocence
of youth. The one who Yields her
self to the lower inducements OF her
nature is in a different class from the
young girl who, presumably free from
inclinations towtrd depravity, is led
into such life by artifice on the part
of one much older than herself.
The judgment Of the finding of the
Jury in the case that has stirred the
people Of Cambridge and thereabouts
to their depths finds popular sanction,
and all who have followed the case
feel relieYed that it was possible for
the jury Upon the evidence presented
to declare the young girl free Of the
guilt Of great crime
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

Everyone who is troubled with sore,
sweaty, or tender ieet-swollen feet-
smelly feet, corns. callouses or bun
ions can quickly make their feet well
now. Here is instant relief and last
ing permanent remedy-it's called TIz
Tlz makes sore feet well and swollen
feet are quickly reduced to their nat
ural size. Thousands Of ladies have
been able to wear shoes a full size
smaller with perfect comfort.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle of drawing
out all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them
clean. IL works right off. You will feel
better the very first time it's used. Use
It a week and you can forget you ever
had sore feet. There Is nothing on
earth that can compare with il TIZ is
for sale at all druggists, 25 cents per
box or direct If you wish from Walter
Luther Dodge a. Co. Chicago, ILL.,
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
Chatty Stories OF the Day

Joseph H. Choate praised the American lawyer al
banquet
"You might think, the way people talk" said
Mr. Choate. that the American lawyer couldn't be
honest if he wanted to- You might think he worked in
such muddy waters that"
Mr.. Choate paused and smiled
Well" he resumed, you mi ght think the Amer
ican lawyer in Breefs case
"Breef, you know, accused of bribery. He ad-
mitted the charge"
What sir? the Judge thundered What You, a
practcng lawyer admit without shame that you brbcd
a witnessg
Yes. your Honor. said Breef hastily. But ] brbed
him 10 tell the truth. He had been bribed by the 9TH
er side to lie Philadelphia Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
Personal and Pertinent

The autctionoer held up battered fiddle
What am offered for this antique violing he pa
thetically inquired Look 10 over See the blurred
finger marks of romorseess time. Note the strain of
the hurrying To the merry this fine old
instrument the brocaded DANES of fair France may have
danced the minuet in glittering Versailles Perhaps
the Nesal Virgins marched TO its stirring dhyrambs in
the foasis of Lupcrcalia Hal i bears an abrasion
perhaps touch Of irel Why this may have been the
very fiddle on which Nero played when Rome burn
row.
It's yoursl cried the. auctioneer cheerfully. And
then TO his assis ant; Hand down those volumes OF
Government Agricultural Reports for 1S79"-Eyery-
bOdys.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
INTERESTING REAlING FOR
Tunrpr1lr an IAIIIaEInc
IUnEhUULHnf1Iv vHLIUS

The makers of Eckman's Altera-
tive-the medicine that is curing tu-
berculosis all over the country-will
send direct, a pamphlet and other lit
erature. that every consumptive should
read. II tells I'm their own language
the story OF those whom Eckman's
Alternative has cured.
Such straight-frOm-the-he owl
dence as this booklet holds Is con-
vincing.
No matter If you have unfortunate
ly spent time and money experiment
ing with nearly every cure under
the firmament-invesugate Eckman s
Alternative If shown the heart-touch-
ing affidavit of a father whose only
son was cured of tuberculosis by
Eckman's Alternative after all hope
had been abandoned. would 1t not
carry some weight with you? A spec
imen:- us Cherry St., Phila., Pa
Gentlemen. "1n July, 1905, | first
noticed the conditions that showed
/ had Consumption. | lost weight
rapidly: had hollow cough, hem
orrhages and very severe night
sweats. My brother recommended
Eckman's Alternative. In the Fall Of
1906 I began to take It. At this time
| am perfectly well and robust My
appetite is good and my weight has
increased from 10 10 40 pounds. Not
a trace OF my old trouble remains. |
VIII gladly express the merits OF this
medicine to anyone"
(Signcd) NJ. l.. GERHAkDi.
Eckmaus Alternative cures Bron-
chitis. Asthma, Hay Fcver; Throat
and Lung Affections. For Sale by \.
B. Danforth and Miller Drug Co, aud
other leading druggists. Ask for
booklet of cured cases and write TO
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphiai
Pa. for additional evidence.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
With the Photographers

Those Utica neighbors defeating Vce-Presdent sher-
man In his own ward will hereafter have a cold fish
tan laid In their hands to shako-Pittsburg Sun.
The order that the men i'm the American navy shall
take bath each morning ought not upset the service
very seriously The water supply is certainly ample
Omaha Daily \ f.
Strange. but has been two weeks since Plaisted
was elected Governor Of Maine and yet have not
seen him once mentioned as probable possibility in
lsl2-Knoxville journal and Tribnue.
1t does seem unkind To require defeated candidate
to tell how much It cost himt-Atanta Journal
II NcePresdeni sherman still has that smile il can
safely be guaranteed as one Of the durable kindKan-
City Post
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

The Journal agrees with the evening Demo-
cratic newspaper in its statements thar charges
and counter charges will not decide the White con-
test. 1t will be determined, as it says on ascer-
tanned facts resulting from sworn testimony And
does any sensible man think for an, instant that
the Democrats will be able to prove that more than
FIVE thousand votes were fraudulenty cast in Della
ware?
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
FRIDAY, DEC. I6. 1910
SATISFIED CHANGERS.

II HE address of Mr. S Harrington Messlck
4 master of the State Grange, at the annual
meeting of that body breathes an ar OF satisiao-
tion with the condition OF farm life IN Delaware
and a hopeful view Of the future OF the farmer
There arc many reasons why the farmers should
be satisfied A writer on economies recently
pointed out that during the last decade the
exchange value of the products OF the farm has
greatly increased fifty per cent, it we remember
correctly This means that for his labor the farmer
receives more commodities than he did ten years
ago. that he is better off and gets more.
The State Grange itself is lourishing Its ucm-
bershp has showed steady gains, and as Mr. Mes
sick SAYS. it has done much TO improve rurai life
and TO make it more attractive The social meet
inps and entertainments have done much to add
10 the improvement of farm life. There is not
so much isolation. Good roads bring people
closer together, and when our farmers begin to
use automobiles as the farmers OF Kansas and
other western states are doing, distance will be
almost annhilated so far as communication be-
tween farmers is concerned.
Mr.. Messick points out that there is no SER
ious movement OF population from the farms to
the cities so far as Delaware is concerned, and II
NAV be added that there is no serious movement
of people from the cities TO the farms despite
the fact that much has been written in favor OF
the back to the land propaganda.
Mr.. Messck refers TO farmers and legislation,
and il is we'll in connection with this TO remember,
that many of the reforms that have been brought
about are the result of agitation begun by the
Grangers years ago The Grangers should take
part in politics as other good citizens do. They
could accomplish much good in Delaware if they
would insist that legislators be pledged 70 support
measures for the welfare OF the people as a whole,
and if they refused to support candidates for the
legislature who we're the mere tools Of bosses or
men, blinded by partisanship and tied to corpor-
alton influence. The Grangers could be potent
force in breaking the corporation shackles that
have fettered so many legislatures of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
MORE THAN THEY BARGAINED FOR

IF COURSE the Democrats are displeased with
- the battery of articles which give the news
and opinions of Republicans about the recent
election in Delaware
fine thing they thought il would be to els
credit the Republicans throughout the country
after the Democrats lost the election, but they
have not been permitted to get away with the
game. IL is well enough to call the Republican
statements "slush," but what has been the nature
OF the matter sent out by the other side? The
Republican articles will not suffer by comparison
not bit Of it. Instead Of dropping the election
when the ballots were counted, the Democrats be-
gan to conduct their campaign and they will get
enough OF il before they have finished The in
dictment Of Democratic methods as made by Sec,
retary Lewis throws anew the light on the cam
paign conducted by the alliance between the
license interests and the Democratic workers As
Mr. Lewis IN his statement says il is time 70 put
up shut up and il will be relief when an cleo
ton is ended with the closing of the polls
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

And SO we are likely TO get the truth, says
Every Evening in commenting on the White con-
test. We trust so, for we have had great deal
Of untruth about the Delaware politics, too many
rumors and reports and il will be refreshing to
have some testimony presented before compet
ent tribunal
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

According to the Democratic newspaper Mr.
White figures out that four years ago there was
$4,000 corruption fund, votes we're purchased at
the rate of $40 each, and therefore there must
have been at the last election between FIVE and six
thousand purchasable votes If Mr.. White bases
his contest on this kind of "dopy' reasoning his
action will merely create a smile, but we dc not
presume that he does So II will be interesting to
know just how Mr.. White intends to prove his
case
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell Of
"A Governor and an Ambitious Drug
Clerk"
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

Despite the emphatic denial Of Mr. Cornelius
P. Swain, of Bridgeve, the insnuatons and
intimations Of Every Evening that he had hand
in the alleged $4,000 corruption fund, that news
paper repeats its charges II should be called on
to prove them. But what should be thought of
newspaper which pooh-poohs statements of Repub-
licans about the alleged use Of many by Demo
Gratis on the ground that nothing is proved but
resorts TO the same tactics itself in trying to be-
smirch the character of individual citizens?
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
UFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.
The Association Of

The Association OF
American Advertis
ers is composed OF
ali the great adver-
tiuors Of this cOun-
,ry. whc Associa'
tion endorses only
such papers a. sub
snit 20 It's examina'
dion at any moment,
must be submitted.
ana positive proof
The accompanying
certificate No. liz.
has been Issued 70
fhis paner.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

The United Pub
fishers Association
through its Prsai
dent. Mr.. Arthur
Koppcl has exam
med THE JOUR
NAILS circulation
and Mr.. Koppell nf-
fern 20 wager ~ LOCO
OF bis ONFn money.
and undertake 20
prove that IHE
EVENING JOUR
NAL has tne largest
paid circulation OF
any paper printed 10
wilmington.
The sun., 1910-06-30
rRb sro1Es. cLosINO mon
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PutLAnELPHIA, June 20 The marke,
for local securities vas active and Ws,k
to-day l.ehtgh alley aaleH ran ahoys
1000 shares and showed q loss of noints
net az The close The warrants continue
active, ranging In price from 17 10 1O Tbe
entire list closed weak and around the IoUsat
prizes Oi The day. Bonds were active hut
showed no wide range In nrtres
The sun., 1910-06-30
DITIDEND DECL aRArEONs.
FINANCIIL NOTE.

The subscription hooks for the unaold
balance ni - 90 .100 per cent cumulative
preferred siOck " the Pahst Brewing Com
pany Were closed 2 short time after they
were opened ~ HallEarien A Co Yesterday
morning The issue was OveYsuhs rlhed
iu n few minutes
The sun., 1910-06-30
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosTON, June % The copper shares
we're under pressure during the entire
seesiOn to-day. and activity vas well dia-
ing weak and near the lowest price, The
lndusiTtala and rails we're lightly dealt
In. but showed no vide range In quotations
The sun., 1910-06-30
EIDDER, PEABODIGCO.
ii6 nuWasAEV SkSa IS Veil skssl
Esgim lev IHG
Investment Securities
Foreign Exchange
Letters Of Credit
Correspondents o.
Barring BROTHERS&GO.,ls
LONDON
WANTED

WANTED
lo9 Atlas Portland demsnt con,
- aeoltan-Nebcr y. Y. com.
A99 American Ohiei. com.
4ge American Fclt combined
Aeo American Brass
80 Bate ElectTiC . Fewer pfd
go nanAlo a susqae. X. V. pid
800 CAsisssssy DR. 4 Irou and Vfd.
4eo Coaaecttcut River poNST
see Federal Light a Irac Cenl
80 GoodRtch ~. p Co..
see Hudson Navigattan
see lneernationAl Putp com
$50 Lard A 1AyloT cbm
500 IyssHs valley ". ". Z 'oaI
50 NohaWk VALLEY 60
see Mertden Gas light
SEQ Ne sFOpolitan street gailWa,
zoe National Fuel Gas
le0 Nipe Nav pfd
l0O Pcre Narausttr v. r. INpfd
lAo knhhrT toosls Mfg rfd.
lne ScuNtiir NanuiactuT,nE
1oO Sen-Sen Ghieiet
lQe IeNas The Ioupsny
zoe United states Finishlur com
zoe United states ltaishinE afi
1sS wRWr Pssd I'i''' "Sn''T,, "a H,,Sssl Eid
leOa Whtse = g. gu. 80 rvdinas,
1oo lrie A Tawnr Manufacturing
We n,ate = spccisir o. f- Grade Eni'roNd
and lndusuia' Seru-.t.r~ Ard tuarar'eF
stocss also Rsrk Tr.st,n pa~, arr 'ns"r
Ance CorparN Stu-ks s0t tNay, haze ra-
kets n o. .'''rs ~ Ils i.--a
FREDERIC n. HATCH &C0.
tnited Sts'rs s.' ...Hs. hs-r
20 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK
Tel altO ~ .'Ea -Ht irrI s.Ne
BEsRss Gnsti so CONGRES 81. boston
Telcpno1cs, 80 - -.'s- ',ri HH
rTtvAte Ts'enhores tetvoc0 Nes Nu.s .r n,>ion
The sun., 1910-06-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call on the floor Of the St9oss
ExchanSs yesterday loahed 81 ~ anq :
per cent and closed AZ AZ Per cent n'. hs
ruling rate was por cent me uu's ~" ~.
market, continued dull vita Is IA w
az Dsr cent for ninety days. ~ for L0ur
months, Z to 44 per cent for ave months,
AZ soF siK months over the year. ~ 70 -
per osnt commercial paper vas quoted ..
~ 20 Dsr 1sn, c,. IST PTls5s ss s1 SiSsT nSmSs
5 TO So per cent
sterling exchange was again weak yes-
terday Rates fell 70 points further. Closing
a. Z aatOf ss1O for sixty days. 4 AoooMA 90
for demand bills and 4 sa70u = sa10 tor cAoi
Francs were quoted a. is'paA 1855 p,,Ls
i-l7 and 2tA plus i-12as 29st reichslnaI -
as l,h0SiI plus l-a2 and ol3, q 9A'S irsa It's
Domestic exchange on New York bos-
ton-iOC. discount. Chicago-ioo. premium J.
Charleston Buying. par selling, l-iQc. pre-
MUM Cincinnati-paF New Orleans
Commercial. SOC discount banks, q pre-
s,lum MlnhssPGl,a ss.,, oog premium paToinr
Louis-Sc discount san fIancisco-SOc
premium
Money In London. az per cent. Rate
OF diarount In he open market Tor ehoIt
and three months bills. l-iaa2's per cent
ConsOls closed N ~ sis for money anu
~ S-ia for the account Cable dispatches
quoted rlosinR prioe Of French rentes AZ
% francs az centlmcs Private rate OF
discount, - per cent. Exchange on ION
don, % francs 2OA Centimes. Private rate
Of discount IN Berlin, ~ per cent. hA-
change on London. 70 marks ~ pigs.
New York Clearing House statement EG-
changes, s9an, aO2 .3si: balances. SO, ,Sie.fse,
Sub Treasury debit balance. t5os. $50.
Commercial prize OF bar silver In New
York, 5sNc. Silver In London was "a il-lBd'
Mexican silver dollars weTs quoted az Stc.
The sun., 1910-06-30
TBE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 20 The local securi,,..
market Was dull and transactions we're
fractional change IN pFtcas, generally IoNer
The bonds we're dull and without feature
The sun., 1910-06-30
Live stock MARKET.

NauNFsDAv Tune -
t,e~etnt, ~ h~-yrs were iiit head inrluflnR
n cars Tor siauIfIrreu aTI % for ne markef
MAILING With trc rta.r rat'r a- 60 % De- taif
Steers we're NFTy ssuN aIu % ssaur I'Wer. bulls
o. 20 ih or rOu. sfra .E ~ trlIr easier The
ends we're ma y .iFfrrf Common % chulrf
stcers -1li 81 s. lIf f. 'u pcr inD lhs stags o.
s. a0. bulls sf s. aH ,H-5. cows az g. 55daasn
tnirls, o. lou O., .. il-ssrd beef Sow ~ aai.r
ser Zoo FOR rHti,r OF r.s,.. 70 later talies frurf
the ,at,lc mlraris 0t Great Hntaln Exports
from tu.s port. - .-IrtrTs - tcrf
kerripis u ls..rs u,rr a. o. hrad Including
SO Tor bot. tfI. f"l t.L fHF tnc market Neaa
Wrrr frn 70 .r U.Trer fIr go8i ahd rhuir-
handy ints sfefIE flr Others. lutferwilks . trife
1rn on lulte CrrFirgs. bgt NOT Gu1tahic higher.
re pens wrTr slrarcI Common 20 rh0ire Vcais
soid AZ ~ aOlsp per iOD iht ru'is and fhrowouw
a. GAFfsi buttrTr'lks at - AL s. car Of est
rrn caves 40 a aO0si s. Dressed saiErs SLOW HHt
nrrn ~ u'1aif~ fJT iy Ore nd ,rals. sai0r
for ciN ilesscd buttcrmliis. and a. ii'is f3r
,itf dressed galyrs
Rsrsirt, " sheep aui lambs werr s. % head.
inruding i2 cars f1r s'aughterrr and tia fdT
ne market making Wlth cars held over 700
isrdhy 81 cars on sac sheep WeTs quiet ~
steady lambs On AgAf supnE - HIGHER ihe
market closed stradv. Conluiun 20 prime sharp
sold a. sass IS peT i10 ~ gulis AZ &. ~. or
dinary to prime lambs a. NH8A -. yearilngs
~ IS prrssed rutt1n suraff a. NaiOac psr
10 dfrssed lambs nrm ai lia ~ viii e tew
haF dressed lar1s selling 10 itiani'c
Rereinia ~ hogs werc aaE. head. including
ess nan half a car for thc market Prices lowcr
Win rOnd heavy ami medium weiEhis 5ellng
az % 1850 20 yer im lht
The sun., 1910-06-30

PROVISIONS Lard quiet July closed
a. ~ 3sa - aic.. september. y 2gta ~ AZ.
Prime Western. tt7 ln. refined Continent
mess, i7SHs2s 50 beef quiet family. go So
On Butter Creamery extras. - ir Chae-e
state. whole milk. fancy. ColOred. ltac .
white is,di4l,r Eggs Western hrsts
TO-, n 1nl,r COttonseed oil spot 1GG
s. July. N6T Rtt.. OctObeT. 72tm
12r. December. Bt5nS &C January
tShG &c Chi"ago. June ~ Provisions
recovered part Of Yesterdays decline, Chiehy
we're scarce early, but around outside prizes
smaller packers were sellers of ribs and lard
and there was also selling Oi lard by houses
with foreign trade The closing was steady
ash trade qutet Prices were az follows
The sun., 1910-06-30
ENGINEERN
SECURITIES iTPUBLTC ACTION.

The f,lovlay sr-urhe, were soil At pubur
aurti0n Yesterday
Z share tbe Mfralf 10 uet cent preferred. /.
SHARES tae AetrhIf 20. common. %
isll shares tfuan tanaTno and Western Railway
nrst preferred Trust ~crfihratF 80 snAres
Gufntanam1 an NCsferI HaliWay Common
trust rertiUCatr. 81 lot
10 shares Port Richmond National Bank Of staSsa
Island. Ia
7 shares Northern Hank % New ork tnD
20 shares aWHrrg N0rtsagc 90 .ista
shares lnii~i states Trust % tcz diy it1a
20 snd-rN Home trust 90 10
rs share, Titlr GgarsT ier AM trust Co. as
% SHARES Mctropoii'll street IlaIlWay 60 5