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New-York tribune., 1910-12-31

Haviand. 5. Wiilet Walker, Frances v
BANTA-on December 20. 1910. Edwin c.
Banta; at hi. home. No. 1850 76th st;
Greenfield. Long Island.
BRADLEY-At New Rochelle. n. Y. on Friday
December 80, 1910. Dr. .. Cole Bradley. sgsd
ster ave. New Rochelle on Monday. January
:: ioll. at IL a. m. Carriages at New Rochelle
Grand Central station Internent at the con
v.ni.nce Of the family.
BRAINERD-
THE FOLLOWING MINUTE was prepared by
the board OF Directors of the Young Men's
Christian Association OF the city Of New York.
Cephas Brainerd took an active and importaelt
Tart in the work o. he Young Mems Christian
His name ears as member In the First An
uua Report. issusd IN 1873. ard Re became life
member five years later he was elected a
1857 TO 1889. In 1887 ne Chairman Of the
Committee on Visitation OF the Sick. OF the
Lecture Committee in 1889 and iseo. OF the
Army and Navy Committee In 1862. and of the
Library Committee for forty-one wears begin
uing In IsG3. He was one of the incorporalors
III 1855. From 1867 he served for nineteen years
the Executive Committee. and was "A member
OF the Committee which erected the building on
the corner I'D street and Fourth avenue which
was opened n 1859 He became IA member OF
the Law Committee In 1870 and it's Chairman
four years later. continuing In that Office until
1891. when the Committee discontinued.
He also served on the Committees having charge
=, The arsc,ton of fbs Vest Side and rhs ne,.
2sd street branch buildings. Until his 6eath on
December Ii, 1910 he remained active and
efficient member OF this Board.
For more thas half century Mr.. Bralnerd
rendered varied and excellent service the
Young Mems Christian Association His large
experience, his business capacity. his wide In
formation regarding the work of the Association
ir all Its departments. and his steadfast loyalty
to its fundamental principles made him a most
valuable member Of the Board OF Directors. Hi.
religious faith was ardent and unwavering He
possessed OF certain rugged and positive
Myth of character that commanded the con
fidence OF his colleagues on the Beard. We shall
miss him not only because OF our high ap-
probation OF the value OF his life and work
among us. but because ~ tte warm affection in
which we have held our associate o. so many
years.
To the members OF Mr. Bransrd's family we
ter der deepas, sympathy.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NFw-YoPE TEJRVNE

Nou Subscriptions. Including postage, In
fh- United states tomtside Of the bcronxhs
New York; Msxlco. Cuba. Psrte Rice
Hawaii, the Phi,,rn,nss and the s"ilo~'nE
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DSILy AND SUNDAY TprBUNE:
One Month- s 20 SIX Months ..- Sa.oe
Three Months 100 One Year. 500
SUNDAY TRIBUNE:
Stx Months 81. .0o Gre Year 30
DAILY THrEUNE:
Ore Month 3 so Six Months. $500
Tn-.> Wonths f.sS Ore YEAR. see
TRIBUNE FARMER.
S, ,,,.hs : 10 enc Year 81 90
-. than six ISSUES paiis texcept sun
e,y), $3.50 per year each issue.
ro,.,-r .uh.eriotion- to all eeunsr!~. 4.
thr TnIyersai Postal rnion. Including
p,IIv AND SUNDAY TEtBuNE.
IN. Month sI.5el Six Months "a e5
Two Months 500 One Year --I1so
Three Months 40
SUNDAY TRIBUNE:
S,~ uepths. s..s.' One Year. O,
DAILY TRIBUNE:
~. ~oc,h SI-oel SIX Mouths -. n
Two Month.. :-osl One Year------ -ls-Ss
Thrr~ ~ort''a s.aIl
TRIBUNE FARMER tweekly,:
Sly Months. 81. osl oae Year a. -
Less than 81. issues Daily tsxcspt Sun-
dayJ. Ss.St per wear each
CANADIAN RATES.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
rwelxe Nos SIo0S Three Months. n A
Six Months sea One Month - -
BAlLY ONLY:
Twelve Months. Sc 00 Three Montha. .t1.So
Gtx slonths s-oo One Month -
SUNDAY:
Twelve Mouths Sa.0s Three Months. n a
Six Months @.esl One Month. -. -
FARMER:
Twelve Months S1.S:l Three AsashA q n
Six Months. .16l
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
A s5o.ooo REQUEST TO YALE.

Oakland. Cal, Dec 30.-Yale University
receives a bequest of $4,000 from the estate
of Martin Kellogg. late president of the
University of California The whole estate
of sl5O,O0O went originally to the widow,
but in her will. filed for probate yester-
day, the gift to the Eastern university is
announced
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
HENRY WALTERS GAVE $4,000.

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune |
Baltimore, Dec. 3O.-Henry Walters. of
Baltimore and New York, aided the
s.. .000. 900 fund Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity witk contribution of $4,000. Mr..
Walters had subscribed $4,000 TO a former
endowment The committee now has over
500, 900 On hand toward second 81 ,000, 600.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BODY OF BENIN PITMAN cREMATED

Cincinnati. Dec oo--The body Of Benn
Pitman was cremated here to-day. When
Mr. Pitman's first wife died there was no
crematory in Cincinnati. He took the body
to Pittsburg, where it was incinerated- He
then brought the ashes TO Cincinnati and
mingled them with the soil of his rose gar
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
HEARN's ESTATE GOES TO WIFE.

The will Of Arthur Hoppock Hearn.
senior member of the drygoods firm Of
James A. Hearn & Co. who died on De-
cember 25, at the Hotel Plaza, was filed
yesterday at the Surrogates' Office The
testator left his entire estate TO his wife,
Mrs Elizabeth Bell Hearn.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
DIR. WILLIS G. MACDONALD

Albany, Dec. 3o.-Dr. Willis G.. MacDon-
aid Of Albany. we'll known surgeon died
tonight. following short illness from
pneumonia He was a former president of
the New York State Medical Society
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
NINE HENoELMUELLER BETTER.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington Dec. 3U.-lt was said at the
Austrian Embassy this evening that Bar
opess HeDgelmulier wife Of the Am6assa-
dor is slightly better, and her physicians
do not expect operation. she Will ne
coutiped TO her bed for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
CEMETERIES,
THE vOODLAWN CHMT

is readily accessible by Harlem train erea
Grand Central Station. Webster and Jerome
avenue trolIeys and by carriage. Lots e160 ~
Telephone aS55 Gramercy fer Book OF We've
or representative.
once. 20 Eas, 2sd S.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
BAR ASSOCIATION FIXES DATES

Chicago, Dec 3-Bost0n was chosen by
the executive committee to-day as the
place for holding the 1911 convention of the
American Bar Association. The dates were
set ss August q. % and g.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
UNDERTAKES
MONUMENTS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. c4f-S Wese eSd -
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private AmbIlaoeoA
Tel. 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
accompanied by full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31
MARRIED.

WHEELER December 10.
1910. at Martinsvilie- Ind. by the Rev: l. A:
Hartman Htlah Tanner Drake. daughter of
Alexander Wilson Drake, TO Clifton Albert
Wheeler.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-31

CAST OF WE CAN'T BE AS BAD AS ALI.
THAT"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
Railway Mai Clerks Wanted.
The Government Pays Railway Nail Clerks $500
to $i,loe, and ether employees up to
$500 annually.

Uncle Sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks.
StenogIaphersS Bookkeepers, Dep
partmental Gle ks aud other Gov
eminent Positions. Thousands Of
appointments will BE- made. Any
man or woman over is, in City or
Country can get Instructions and
free information by writing at once
Co the Bureau Of Instruction, 3GS
Hamin Building, Rochester. NY.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
Special Properties for Sale.

|. Farm and mill. ut station, 1GC
acres good land, b,ick dwelling
and all outbUildings. Mill 3Gx4O
1 stories, with elevators and neces-
sary machin5 .y for grinding corn
and wheat Fire custom. Price
$4,000 | N )rtant to sell at or :.
2. IL We! farm in q beautiful sectio
575 acres, obout 400 cleared bal
nnce ii CT. Very good Ia I, cas-
lily cultivated and productive II
grass emo Ger cal Conlfotab e
frame house. out uildings. 3 miles
from station, see this farm and
You will buy IT. Will offer S22 80
per acre
3. Do you Is largo b dy Of good
land in splendid region, where
proPert. is Interesting in value?
Examine with us 773 acres. Mod
ern mach inery can be used on
most Of it. Much If farm III good
condition. 10 room dwelling Nice
home, 3 miles from station. $40,
600. will probably be &c opted
Immediate correspondence obor
hcsc aud othcr properties is s9li -
cd Advise Us whore Won Wish 90
ocatc, the amount you desire TO IN
vest and information will be sent
Our register i, free
III w HITTFARV q. no
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
Prompt Returns from Accident In
Surance.

Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1910.
Mr.. j. T. Waldo.
GrantsvilIe, W. Va,
Dear Sir: Enclosed is draft 60. =
16S TO the order Of Foster H.
Williams, for $1733, in full set
Element of his claim which we
have approved, for thirteen days
total disability, in accordance
with the statement Of the doctor
that insured was first attended
by physician on Dec. 18th and
able to resume his duties Dec.
II. Kindly deliver draft and
oblige, Yours truly,
w. IRVING MULLEN,
Chief Adjustcr General Accident
& Health Assurance Co.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08

Don't boost Of your lineage.
It is ten to one that if you trace
it back = few generations you
will find 90 ne one who borrowed
a horse without the owners con-
cent
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08

Wanted: Reliable energetic
man to sell lubricating oils.
greases and paints in Calhoun
and adjacent counties. Salary
or Commission. Stetson Oil Co.
Cleveland. Ohio.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
Bargains,

am now in a position to place
IN your home any kind of piano or
organ to your liking 1 get my
goods direct from the factory and
can you musical instrument at
factory price. Buy now and L.
VIII give your son or daughter one
term of lessons on piano sale and
one half term on organ sale free, all
1t Will cost you is your board. 1
can also furnish you a second hand
instrument at very low figure.
Begin now to educate your chill
1ren, there is nothing like music in
the home.
For further information address
MRS. ALZAIHUFFMAN,
Re- Y, w. Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
Name of Person Charge d Local Dissertation
With Taxes

CENTER DISTRICT
Blizzard, Reese.
same
Cain Rosa
Crisis Matte
Enterprise Oil Co
keenan, II NJ q } Z Swenhzel
Lowther Oil Co
Modesto Minnie
RIDDLE. Austin
Steel, Icy May
LEE DISTRICT
Campbell Johu A
Cutlip J d
Dalyrllmple, Myrtle C
FIesheI Willie & John
Foster L. ank
Hays. ) A q b A Stockwell
Kelley w o
Mason DONATION
Mark Thomas G. anil Allen
Odonnell A
Richards G. A & Chas
Stump Alireds heirs
same
Tyson G and A j Bailey
Ward Mahssa
SHERIDAN DISTRICT.
Amos Simon
Camden Wilson l.
Cupler Eeie G. & Elizabeth
East & West Oil & Gas Co.
Fitch w II
Foster Il b
same
Jeffreys Il H
same
some
Kenney NJ Il
same d l. q j Price
KnightJP,E& Oil Co an,
NJ 5 Jefreys
Mitchell David Il
Paden w b
Pell j II
s me&MEK nney & IKDyC
same
Seals VIM Z
Sinner j G
Smith G w
SHERMAN DISTRICT
Ash Laura Y
Cutlip j D &Louis Bennett.
Cox w Il
Griffin j f
Graybelle Joseph p
George Joseph
johnson Granville
Jr q y A NJ
Marshall Theodosia Hrs
MoiIett Virginia ct al
Ratliff Frank
Rich Fred S
same
same
Rathbone Jno A
Rafferty, Mary
Wright J A
Sutton A NJ
WASHINGTON DIST
Cogcr i & Minerva May
Funk Mamie l.
Funk VIM
same
JarYiN Jacob
Kenrey ME & Dora B1tlel
Kenney T. VI
McCulty A
Stalnaker l. 5
Short l. A
Short Louisa 4
same
same
Truman Wm
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08

hcm erTn Iojnr
bmayrsl
in the
y he char lis
pore from
m IAN his bday 1910
a. Sheriff
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-02-08
LIST OF REAL ESTATE SOLD

Inc County of Calhoun in the month of January nonment of the
charged thereon for pnchaXa by individuals:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
TIE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Development work in the various oil
fields was fairly active last week, but apart
from the bringing Iva Of another gusher in
the Shinnston pool in Harrison County,
w. Va, fl Was not accompanied by any
extraordinary results. The new gusher
was drilled in by the South Penn OIL Com
psny, and produced $40 barrels during the
first tweaty-four hours. Last reports re-
garding this well were that it was turning
out at The rate OF so barrels an hour, and
that the owners were making ready 10 drill
the well deeper. after which 1t is expected
The output VIII be increased. The other
wells IN this district. especially those OF the
philadelphia Company, are holding I'D at
I.200 and 1.725 barrels respectively In the
Duz-aI district. Lincoln County. several
f8naY producers have been brought in. In
the scottstown field in Southeastern Ohio
.everaI wells with yields Of 20 to 80 barrels
? day arc reported. In the Illinois field the
Igft wells in Crawford County are proving
20 r.e good producers. Very little work is
nov under way, owing to the cold weather,
i7.t there are Indications Of abundant good
territory yet undrilled. According to the
regular monthly compilation by 1.-The Oil
city Derrick" the number OF wells COM
pleted IN all fields III December aggregated
I,i03 having a total rev production Of
sloze barrels. This shows a decrease OF
70 ir wells completed as compared with
the preceding month and 222 barrels in new
OUTPUT The Pennsylvania fields led in
point OF wells finished with 5s1 and a new
PRODUCTION or 11,o53 barrels. In the mid
continent fields 2e2 new wells were COM
Melted. but the total new yield was IL ,l06
barrels.
Prices for the crude product declined &c
"a 81 90 for Pennsylvania. Refined petro-
ieuna was reduced IS points TO 7.s0c in bar
rels ard 44Oc in oulk at New York. Euro
pean quota tionz. however. were unchanged
ps follows: London, e5sd per iTaperial gall
Ion: Antwerp, 2II! francs per 100 idlos, and
6rerasn. SIS marks per SO hlos,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
cfflce No. 1864 Broadway, between 35th and
9Th sts.. until o'clock ?. II. Advertisements
rscetved at the following branch Offices ar
regular ofice rates until O'clock p. m, viz:
2sz sth ave. e. e. cor. 23d St: 1853 9Th ave. cor
18th St: lo4 East 14th 81 257 West 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

san Francisco. Jan. s.-The ofrcial eos
ing quotations for mining stocks yesIefaAF
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

the dealt IN
" the
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

The bank exchanges of the New York
Clearing House and the stocks sold on the
New York Stock Exchange last wees and
ia the same week Of the preceding two
years compare as follows:
Jan. s. 10. Jan. o. 90. Jan H. 'os.
Exchgs 81, 30, a t72 g. 459 233 T38 81 37. COZ
Shs sold. 6.b2l, ,4S0 z2s9.6ss 1861, ,203
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations conipafo
follows with those of a week age;
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10

share. s zsa s @ fss 30 cs 81 | s sE
New-York tribune., 1910-01-10

4so Total sales for the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17

'HIt 700. March - R0Oth Fisheries
Io-t poin's m he trading here to-day
" hur Illinois Hrt"k Na- y point. higher
~ tho ,lu-s lradtng "a. WOstlN iB odd
lpfE Bond- moderately active and about
~tlmuara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
THE BOSTON WtRhIT.

Ho-TpN. Nar'h - The marker Tor cog
u~T share Opened irregular. wtth 'radius
on = -uaiisr sale than for some dayz ps-.
Norfh lAks and Lac upper showed 'pFf.
> isteTahle strength m Tho early fraiiug.
hs foruer selling a. high ~ - atsr
howevsV tho IT, Su~rd ~ Iu -yfnT,at nN
~ IN 'hr UsaAne~- % the New Nors u,aFs.'
and a. no lose prizes we're pnls trt'tIpu.
Allv higher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
nm rHILiDELPHIi M,RkET.

rH''NpIIFHIA. Nar'h 10 Ichtgh Valley
80 sgt ~ INC i.afuvr io-day u opened
~ 40. -old az 10 ia and close. ~ tI6'
tsr -aI'- ~ usarly ~ ISL ~bares Ronsi-
,"r' ..ur" a'fi,y hat w., - IN, hange-i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
NECI RITIE> tTPI RLH uCTTON

loo 'olIo~ing >oruuu~- were >old - rurlr
aurtion yr-teTda.
share. Raus Of Nu.rtsa Al
I share CLINTON Usll l--OtarOn -
- -hSre~ Nauonsl Re~er, = RAM ~ Nrp NC.- 20
10 share Pam. sod Aisnu" fr"sr'"h 80 ~
- share - tout, Ra-Ay Morr's.r sqd - 80
20 preferred co.
SJ0OO Eunaio sni ~usau~hanrs EsUVs, - urst
mortgage - w. rsnt gold honds e.,
Siono Bu1aiO .nd SIs,igrhanua ~ .iW - 30 Nr.t
mortgage q peT en- goi.i bond, a.
1IOOD Run4tO and ~'f4a aura P-lIWa, % MET
nlorHsss - per cent gold h"ud>. dus AS
tercst "a 10 rhargcd tat
fiun 1O RuTafo and ~ -,turusnna Galsag 80 nr.r
uOItgaG~ y per rrnt goii bond~ ~
Sip@n Huraio snd >usal.hs .'-iinHl 20 mt
hare, fIT-i Nauc1s RANK s.e
- ,rsrc- NcN Novs Mutual tea tight,o i5-r-
10 ,hsrc- ,o-I snd Iron NsuOns' Psn.. 81
" ,h-rs- National ttr-~r,r RanA 10
5 hare HOrnS Ifust 20 ~ Nv Nori lfS
NEsi uUriand fudirg NratsmgT srr1ui
gage ; cent isnftsi. o.
Gissst Rt~htsssu. iul-ss mi ~tnta p lia.ir,sad Z
u~r rrnt adjustment bpnd-. -,
~ uo 0ng leland Railroad nr,t mortgage r~T
,ent hond due its- 81
"a -h-re, i'n'on hans 81 BrOo.su ',io-s trust
errunratsi
o. ~ ,Ity Of N~w NorL 80 p~r cent ,orporEts
stork for rrg agucdust. ~
- haze NurthsrU Rank ~ Nrw or l01
st"0 n'te1 ths"Esr 'osi 80 MT mortgage
=!oc, shsrrs S'sauehsnHa Ri'sr rSssr 20 s5o
- shAre, Northern BanE o. New York ~
s2. I'D MeHiesn Cost and Cokc Co. art nor gage
Per cot bonda, -.
-, s ssss 1Es sas e s Ser = A.s. a.
SsdSssss TassSs inulas saa s-Suas Co. sssISs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
TONEI iND TNGHtNGI.

N"n"u IN 'sH un 'n,' 1oor ~ rh~ ~'or-
ft'' trgH TO-DAY iuaU~o - ant " per
ysu' and r'"-"i e. I."r cent Ito ruling
-sf" "H- pee" '"u' garu~f e. -IWfIt- aver
az" prIr,- .,.-t"rda. ~" .tfu" rnen.v
ru+Ih"f s-H.U ut-pl1Erl Jkstdssi Hruu,.--
TAr'I'u .tra, iu 'H' '.a-s 80 ~" -r'rf.'T date
'H"-fd" Iablr bI~iUs-- Va ,'oUr ~ .
p"r conf FOR -IN'E and utu"f. dtf- auI 30
g.. ."I lent Tor f"ur. 90" ant -,' months
N"ttsng W. iun' ~ fT" batter uaiurirtes
I..r cent Tor prtu' single u.ura- aud
infor>''t hi'l- I''"i' IhI" other utWc-
o." % f'r ,"uf
easier tome ru.'ts, ~" wsrk"r Wa fairl,
steady buf rate '|u-.. 90 points Ioa ~
a. sJGS.ft ~tiU fuT -INfv isv~ ~Nsi.r
, SC's' tor demand bills and sS.tp,r s:-i
tor 'abr- iraur~ wore quotet - -.
l,.-~ 1884, n is-- i.HI ANT , fr co.. ~
less i.s. r.t.h-WsTh~ %, lee. . gt.fps =
a - '-l"tIgi 49,"
I'omr-tr. exchange ~ \"v \ or. Rts-
= hsri"-t"n l'uNtuE. vsr -"''"- i",
premium 'in'inniD Pa Noe "rlc.pS
Commercial - discount I'uk. ~
premium NiUu"ap"h- "' premium
Montreal - cd. ti-r"Iu' - Paul ~
prrmtum - Npui- 80. rr"'riuu san
Franz 50" ~, rr"'u'rW
Npu'' ~ London .rI I,rr cent Rate
ot ii-'"unt - no "i,er w1rs"' fnr -h"rr
atd three months hili- 8 i-l"as', p"r rent
Tho listing pti'" ~ '"n-"l- "'- - '"'
r"ntr- = - iIar'. - '"uttipe- - inTsr-
">' rr'.'" rae "l discount. p~r
'ruf -,'hsng" 49, nui"u 20 frs',,- HtT
.-~niiu'.- Private rat" ~ 'ii-. "uu' ~ Rev
lts. O.. prr '"ui IN'hsU-" 80 "rdon
~ maTE~ -. IIs-
New Work 'l"sruy Hou-, .t.'~r~ri
Exchange siul .1g1 G-s' hIItn,s- .. .'p. 49,
Ssh Treasury d"h't bslsn,. o. %, 80
commercial prl'" 81 bar silver ~ N~o
lnrk. - ~ilN"r ~ LONDON. 20 -
N"Ni"an silver dollar we're 'uo'"i ~ -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
J.K. Rice, Jr. Co.

VOR SAIF III, sur.f
100 AWE wax shoe up'
- Aussfb ~ 4sstu~l ans
- Nutes bts' Sci ~ .
1o Aws' ~soNts p'd
l.. Awe. ~swSis
800 Hfa.sktNu rton - '~wI
- a. kt,u utsn . "a
81" HT0.sk 80 80 y o.
- tentutr nauk
81. zee ttsfssn lsun W. -
So ttdritN Th~nn ~.
lD1 I"det,l Sega tu
Gaa tntsvnrt ~ttNs
- tnfrTuHt 49, rfd
- lrt~Trst Gtns Vs. ~ . 1tu
80 tnteTust ttWs GFsdg go
10 ptd a iastvf aut
So qul,. W~rd - lorHs rfd
~ Nrv N1rl turs.Hp
80 rsTr " sFtusttr on
- ~tnzsr NauufssfrFtng
lu ~tItr Waut
81 ~ pNo tsfar.s t.ss l'~fd -
$50 tft.tus ", Itght tnrs
l7O Wriia Htgn So
l0O R-.'FTu fHstnf
100 Nti' tp'us W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-17
THE CIRB .W.aRkET.

Curb prices lost further ground to-day
under light selling The volume Of busi-
ness again showed a pronounced falling
on The reactionaTy movement was marked
in the leading Industrial shares standard
OH sold down TO sa5. AMI American Tobacco
STOCK tell 20 as against a high price OF
go touched last MOndAy Transactions
In the latter Issue to-day amounted TO only
ave shares Of stock No little attention
was attracted BY the continued rise % the
lniercontinenia Rubber shares in the
face Of the general decline sales we're
made to-day At %, In the bond depart
nasnt the greatest activity was IN the New
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STOCK ENCHANGE LIsTINeS.

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GIRL Wife knew
OF JUDGE GRAHAM
Youthful Couple Enlightened in
Regard to Requirements of
Divorce Law

Pathetically ignorant of the legal
formalities surrounding the dissolution
of the marriage compact, Charles and
Minnie Mitchell, boy and girl couple
who had quarreled over breakfast. Wis
tied Judge Grahams court yesterday
morning and announced to Clerk Will
liam McNulty that they had come to
get divorce.
Sign the papers right away" COM
manded Mrs. Mitchell imperiously.
This is my husband and we have
agreed to get a divorce. We have been
married eight months but l will live
with him no longer. so please divorce
us now, as we have agreed"
Yes. we have agreed chorused the
young husband who is a printer
scarcely out of his teens.
But you must start suit to get a
divorce" explained McNulty. Besides
you can not get divorce when you
agree upon it. That is coIlusion."
This was news to the girl wife. But
she knew only that she wanted a di-
vorce and could not be bothered start
ing a suit.
II don't care about collusion or about
suits" she declared, but l want a di-
vorce. We both want it,"
We'll, walt until the judge comes,
suggested the clerk.
"Oh, no 1 won't" the young wife re-
torted smartly. II have read all about
Judge Graham. He'll try to reconcile
us, and 1 don't want to be reconciled."
McNulty with a grandfatherly air
questioned and advised the young
couple but without noticeable effect.
IF I can not get a divorce, I'll live
separate from him. announced Mrs.
Mitchell as she left the courtroom. Her
husband was with her as they departed.
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows:
BY Judge Van Nostrand-Simeon Essen from
Euleta A. Essen. cruelty: Annie Vessel from
Herman H. Vessel. cruelty.
By Judge Mogan-Pearl Latimer from Hollis
Latimer, cruelty.
Suits for divorce were begun yester-
day by:
Louise Miller against Michael c. Miller de-
sertion.
Bessie E. Price against George L Price,
cruelty.
Anna Ranieri against Peter Ranieri, will
full neglect.
Margaret Nolan against James P Nolan, will
full neglect.