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New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

no FOREIGN TRADiNG.-There wa.
ractically no trading tor forelsh "ccou"'
on the Stock Exchange Yesterday
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
chusetts Gas Companies, resulaI qddt'eI,S
81 on the common, payable May = 'te
Brooklyn City railroad. regular quarterI9
per cent, payable April 10; the harnlson-
Walker kefractories Company. regular
quarterly ~ per cent on the preferred, pay
able April ~: United States Rubber Coih-
pany, regular quarterly ? per cent on .ne .e
i.rst preferred stock and liz per cent on tme tmme
second preferred. both payable ApUl ~,
the Mines Company Of America, quarter!
2i, per cent. payable April q
MEMBERSHIPS POSTED FOR TRANS
FER The stock Exchange membership oil
Allan l. Ormshee has been posted for trans
fer to Edwin 7. MAYNARD, and that OF Har-
old l.. Mack for transfer to Leo MAUI
mann The consideration IN both cases Wds
s6s. co. the same price a. tor the preceding
sales.
BONDS SOLD.-Rhoades &, 60 have sold
all the NJC0,C0o Superior Short Line hrst
mortgage } per cent bonds recently par
chased by them from the chicago, ~ fau''
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company
UNITED CIGAR STORES business
of the United Cigar Stores for the first quar-
ter of the current year shows an increase
Of S110.3S5, as compared WIFI the CORE
spending time in 1910, and an increase oil
$780,, over the same time IN 1872.
MITTEE.-The following protective com
mittec has been formed In the interest OF
the minority stockholders Of the Morris
Canal and Banking Company. George Mo
Call ami W. Frederick Snyder. OF Philadel-
phia: w. a. Roebling, Trenton, and Charles
d. Marvin and Arthur NJ. Anderson. New
York.
BUSINESS FAILURES IN MARCH,
Business failures i'm March, az reported to
r. G. Dun & CO.. numbered l.l2i. as COM
pared with GS in 1910 LIZA in 1902 l,239 in 1908,
s53 IN 1901 and l.o52 in 1906. The total Ia
bities Of the March defaults amounted TO
sls sl74.64l. comparing with $l362s,512 In 1919,
Sl35ls.l62 In 1909. SZl los IN 1893. &,l63,s95
in 1901 and si0,969o53 in 1896 OF the total
number Of failures in March. 81 were FOR
100000 or more. sggregatins sI3l5059, and
comparing with S6,}7S916 in 1910. S.iSs,3ie
in 1909. s9Iiol5I In 1913. 1885,. 169 in 1901 and
81 il37,5s2 in 1906 There were l.092 defaults
for less than 10000. the total liabilities
being Sll Uo?. .5s2-the largest amount for this
month in fifteen years, with the exception
of March. looS, when the total was Sl2,fjl,-
9ia The average liabilities Of these smaller
defaults were slOl2. this being the largest
amount since 1896. In March, 1910. the aver
age was only s77Sa, and in 1904 S6,5i3. The
total liabilities Of manufacturing defs ults
in March amounted to s7.gJ9.2Do. represent
ing 305 concerns. These manufacturing lia-
bities were the largest for March I'm many
years, with the exception of 1895 and 1905
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, April 6.--Consols closed 3-l6 lower.
Al sl5s for money and Sl34 for the account.
Anaconda was unchanged. at tIs. Cana
dian Pacific y lower at 23lh. Grand Trunk
Is higher, at 2si2.
Money and discount rates were steady.
The stock market was depressed by the
tightness OF money and the poor weekly
statement Of the Bank OF England. Con-
soils declined 3-6 and gilt edged securities
and home rails eased off IN sympathy.
Kaffirs and foreign bonds closed steady.
but MeXicGn rails We're weakened by disap-
pointing dividends.
American securities opened steady and
advanced during the first hour. Prices
sagged after the Wall Street opening, but
the market hardened in the late trading
and closed quietly steady.
Call money IN London. 2l2n5 per cent.
open market discount rate for short bills
2ss02i2 per cent: long bills. 21sd2is per cent:
Berlin discount rate, 2's per cent. Paris Fs
count rate. ga per cent: Paris exchange on
London. % francs 29ie centimes: Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks iJi. pfen-
nigs. Rar gold. 17s 9d, and American eagles,
,6s jiad
Berlin April 6.-Prices opened partly
higher on the Roerse. The market weak
cncd later and closed generally lower.
Paris April 6.--Three per cent rentcs
closed ~ centimos lower AT ~ francs 2ia
centimes. Prices we're generally steady on
tho Pourse
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business in fractional lots was the feat,
ure OF the dealings on the Consolidated
Exchange. There was an actYe MARKER
in odd lots I'm many of the speca lues:
Particular attention was given to tinted
States Rubber Missouri Pacific. American
Beet Sugar and Canadian Pacific. Ruober
common generally ruled fractionally below
the New York Stock Exchange range OF
quotations
II was Influenced by varying reports as
10 dividend possibilities. Thrty-nine dif-
ferent stocks were traded In the transac-
tions aggrega ting s,t60 shares. There We're
odd lot transactions IN Smeiting carry III
the session ~ 7t2, and ~. long before any
sales OF this ordinarily prominent stock
were reported on the other exchange ond
lots of Republic Steel and southern
RAILWAY also changed hands on the Con
soIidated some time before these STOCKS
opened on the other beard. In the ninihS
department there was activity in Comstock
Tunnel, with the opening sale 2.Wo shsreS
al q and s,Ibscu.ent sales at 81. ana D.
Detailed opera tions follow:
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. April 6.-Tbc weekly return os
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased f2.3l9 90.
circulation increased f5,3olo. bullion de-
creased Il. .Ii,020. other securities decreased
fllq5.05o other deposits Increased f2.G05.0,2.
public deposits decrcased fSj9a.0lS govern
ment securities decreased ft116. The pro-
portion of the banks reserve to liabilities
is now $500 per cent. against 1870 per cent
last week and compares with q decline
from a. 20 per cent to 30 90 per cent in this
week last year The rate Of discount is un-
changed. at per cent
The checks cleared through the London
banks for the week aggregated f335.010 00O
oontrasted with 1895. ,so.o .oO last week
Paris. April 6.-The weekly return Of the
Bans of France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand decreased 10000
francs. silver on hand increased 2.S25 800
francs.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities ta.r
animation developed IN the early SESSION., ~, I,
but in most inst.nces at The exasnse -.
ce,tinns wsro i,nvv on lir,ileJ Offerings
while ite Porcupine issues reoeded from -, a
small fraction 20 about hal, po'n., '
some of the lower-piiced mining
however A STEADY tone developer on VIZ .rn 4. .
,nnked tn no better inside support. Ine
lief feature wa tho continued activl,y
i'm Chicago subway. which atter an ea'S
recession Of a small fraction advanced n,
atnadv I'm. inactive. Intercontinental Rub
her improved x. Bsy state Gas was s,rons
and I'm good demsnd Bonds we're tsiriy
active. With a decidedly trmcr tenuSsnor,,
fractional gains being the rule. shoI,
terr, notes were the principal features.
under tho lead Of Amalgsmated 'opPe'
&c and Missouri. Kansas & Texas 9s
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MEETINGS.
TNJJvD STATES RUBBER COMPANY.

Nsy Brunswick. Ne,, jersey. April 6. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that tho Nineteenth
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the
United States Ruhbe- Company will 70 hold a.
,he principal once Of the Company in the city
% NeV Brunswick. New Jersey, on Tuesday,
MAJ 18th. 1911. at IL o'clock noon. for the cleo
tio1 ~ Directors and for the transaction Of any
and all business that may come before the
meeting. including considering and voting upon
The approval and ratification OF All purchas scs
contracts. acts. proceedings. elections and ap-
pc.ntnlents by the Board Of Directors or the
Executive Committ.s since ne Eighteenth An
nual Meeting ~ the stockholders Of the COM
phny on May i7th. 1910, and Of all matters re
s.fred 70 In the Nineteenth Annual Report 70
Stockholders. whoh will be sent 20 stockholders
Nsors the meeting.
The Transfer Books will not he closed but the
New jersey Corporation Law wiil not allow 70
o~ voted any share OF stock which shall have
been transferred after April 2ith. lall
Ry order OF the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL NORRIS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MINIS COMPANY or NMERiCA.

Ill Broadway. New York. April 9th. 1911
The Directors o, the MINES COMPANY or
AMERICA to-day declared q dividend % two
suo one-qusrter per cent. for the quarter ending
March alst. 1911, payable on April Ath 20
stockholders Of record a. close Of business on
April iIth Transfer books - the Company
to ne closed p. the close Of business on April
iIth and remain closed until the opening OF bust
ness on April 18th
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

UNIIKD STATF" KJ BBFE VVNFNN1.
A. Broadwsy. New York April 9Th 1ali.
The Board or Directors Of the United states
Rubber Company has this day declared from IT'S
ne: prof,s a quarterly dividend of TWO Per Cent.
on the Firs, Preferred stock Gncludng All out
standing old Preferred Stock. and A quarterly
di,.idend Of one and one-hslf Per cent on the
Second Preferred Stock Of the Company. 20 stock
holders of record at p. NJ on Friday, April
IAN 1911, payable. without closing OF the trans
fer. books April 22'h, 1pii.
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INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP GO.
Preferred stock Dividend No. "a.

ilb Broadway New York. April 3. 1911.
a regular quarterly dividend Of Op~ ana one
tals Per cert on the Preferred stock OF the In
ierra,ionsl Steam Pump COMPANY VIII BE- paid
Nav lat 70 stockholders OF record At the close
- business 4 prii 2oth
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uNIrED DRY GOODS COMpANIEs.

HDU0hrNt n y. NN'II .. 1HIT.
quarterly dividend Il Two '2@el per cont
vii he paid MAY ls'. 1911 20 holders Of com
,ron stock % United Dry Goods Companies nj
record az the close q business Friday. April
2ist, 1911.
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MOSES ELY Secrefar.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO
& ST. LOUIS RH. 60.

Vf6N1 ItTItEtI
New York. April 18th, ioll
~ts Board II Directors OF this Company have
Isefsr4d quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
on QUARTER PER CENT upon its Preferred
CAPITAL stock. payable ~ the cficc ~ HessIs.
: = Morgan & Co. New YORK. April 2Gb.
20 sto,k kholders Of record al three O'Clock y. NJ,
IN Friday Apri' 7th. 1911
CHARLES r. con Treasurer
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
OH the NeY York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bo Boston, Ia
discount: Chicago. 25c premium: San FRAN.
cisco. sight 2i2c telegraph 81: New Orleans.
commercial &c discount bank q premium:
81. Louis, 4jc premium bid. sc asked: sa.
vannah. buying 3-l6c discount, selling paY;
Minneapolis. '0c premium.
BANK CL&ARINGS. -- New York Il.
changes s29i. t6sl, balances s1O. l93.e9s, Bal.
timore, exchanges s5.25s.sli. balances &c.
tl2; Boston. exchanges s2s.7 073. hsls nees
$i.s5s.722: Philadelphia, exchanges c7.o55si.
balances 81 1850.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar 81.
yer. BE: Mexican silver dollars. 4jc Bar
silver closed IN London at z ,-l5d. sn si-
vance OF l-isd
GOLD PREMIUM.-Tn Madrid. $50; III
bon. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGES Mexican ex.
change on New York Is quoted AZ 2oli,
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from Gus tOmS yesterday were $500 .93 in.
ternal revenue. including corpora ton tar,
&S3Z'5. and miscellaneous. sil7lii. total
Of 81 so. !"51 against total expenditures %
ordinary account Of s?,oSi95i. For the
month 10 date ordinary receipts have been
s6024.609 and ordinary expenditures S,SI.
i50. The excess Of receipts was g. lj7.iH.
For the fiscal year To date ordindry re-
ceipts have been sos $50 against sn2,-
792,jiI in the same period Of 1910, and or
dinary expenditures 500. ss09, against sI..
i"7.C2l In 1910. the excess of receipS
amounting to S.l15.04o. compared with IN
excess Of expenditures last year Of sG.
Z2I.i75. Including Panama Canal account
and public debt, tho excess Of all X.
penditUres over receipts since July
amounted 10 sl5.j63.iS5. against an excess
IN the corresponding period a year ago 81
S36. 25012s.
SUB TREASURY. - The Sub Treasury
was debtor 20 the Clearing House HcS,sS
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARkET.-Aioney On call opened
at p, per cent; highest. - per cent. low.
est, : per cent; closing. > per cent, ruling
rate. p per cent Tine money continued
easy. Rates 2iz rcr cent for sixty daes,
24t per cent for ninety days. $g3i. per cent
for four. five an six months. ift, per.
cent for over the year Mercantile paper
was In fair demand and offerings comprised
a number OF attractiye names. Rates. 3s.1
=. per cent for sixty and ninety days IN.
dorsed bills receivable and choice four 70
six months sinele names. ieG5 per cent .or
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign OK.
change market opened strong. with rates
mp 10 10 - points rom Wcdne sdays ruling
quotations 20 T. Sos li4sC65 for cables, ( ss9d
isf3j for demand sterling ana isfl0dtaj
for sixty day bills. Short francs xers
quoted at 30 and short reichsmarks at 81,
Jess Isl. Tho market was 2 shace easier
in tho afternoon showing a decline ~ fys
10 ten points from the top. cables were
quoted at l.s655n si5p. demand sterling az
i.s62014 >5l,. and sixty-day bills At isilo9
isil5. Short francs held around go ard
short reichsmarks g l-ls Plus l-32
BANKERS DoatCd rafes follou-
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

G'uWishod by !. Thomas Ecinhardt. No. %
Broad street. New York. No. - Deyopshife
s'fe"-. - ston. and No. lG King street West,
Toronto, CaLAGaD
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

Total for the day, 1912 shares compared WIZ" -
shares for the CORES spending day In 1870
Total sales January April g. inclusive @"a"n shs'eS
omnared with osSO for the same period In 1917
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Turni.hod BY swartvout 4 Appen,ellar. No. 20
pire stYectl
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by ". y. Colcr q Co. No. i3 Cedar
stTeetJ
Accrued interest To be adacIJ
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

Furnished by Wrliams Mcconnell :, coleman.
NC ,D Wall ftferft
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished bv Charles II. Barney 70, s..s
Broad street. New York. aad No -
ifh strlrI nh.lAlelphial
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing iQ1lty1.

FURNISHED hy SVartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
I.nl
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
COBALT STOCKS.

diminished by Warren. ca ,vsk a Co. No. J5
Bread street,
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BOND MARKET SALES.

i'FT' ~ -
1857 ......l0Ii7
9.olp do 4i.s....lOlts
900 do Rcts. lU2is
1000 DO g. 1855. apN-
l30D1 DO 1882. "H' :
2Oo0 Adams TX 4s IS
900 do ....... ~ !.
2000 Allis-Ch 5s t6i2
i0oD do ... -
5000 Am 4 g 80. 1913
:0pc Am . O Aias ae
2G0-p Am Ice : 6s 20
1000 do ....... q" ,
l6ro 10 ....... 80
1000 Am 9 & Ref
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

-c,upons ints~chsngssb.e fR'gistertd. ICou-
pong sRegieteisd sd ana couGcns
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07
MIN INC

80. ooo co1is,ock IS. is'. 1871 ish 1871
New-York tribune., 1911-04-07

Berlin. April 6-Pricps opened partly
higher on the Roerse. The market weak
cned later and closed generally lower.
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Difficult Scriptures on He'll.

4 little Book selling ut only ter
cents. postpaid, is having very wide
running up into the mil
lions. 1t contains some very startling
information respecting the meaning of
the word Hell. 1t claims Ia demon
strate. both from the Hebrew and the
Greek of our Bible. that Hell is NOT
a place OF eternal torment. but merely
another name for the TOMB, the
GRAVE. THE STATE OF DEATH. 1t
affects to show that man was not re-
deemed from far-off place of eternal
torture. but quotes the Scriptures PROV
ing that he was REDEEMED from The
GRAVE at the cost of his Redcemer
LIFE and that the Scriptural Hope
both for The Church and the World
is a resurrection hope based upon the
death and resurrection Of Jesus. The
book is certainly worth the reading
The information it furnishes is GER
tainly valuable, far beyond its trifling
cost. Order it at once from the Bible
and Tract Society, II Hicks street,
Brooklyn. \. Y.
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For Constipation
A Medicine That Does Not Cost Any
thinq Unless It Cures.

The active medicinal ingredients
Of Rexall Orderlies, which are odor-
less, taStcless and colnrlcss. is an
entirely new discovery. Combined
with other extremely valuable in
gradients, it forms a perfect bowel
regulator, intestinal invigorator and
Strengthener Rexall Ordcrlies are
eaten Ike candy and are notable
for their agreeableness to the palate
and gcntleness Of action. They do
not cause gripping or any disagree
able effect or Inconvenience.
Unlike other preparations for a
like purpose, they do not create
u habit but instead they overcome
the cause of habit acquired through
the use ri ordinary laXatives, cathar-
'tics and harsh physic, and perna
nently remove the cause of cOnsti-
pation or irregular bowel action.
w viii refund your money with
out argument il they do not do as
I'VE say they will Two sizes. 25e,
and loc. SOLD only at our store
,rne ReXall Store. John Coughln.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

MT NERNoN-Sot cjUcn. l. l.. Hon
kns. +, L. Robinson I. y. Walker; Tow +,
clerk, Il. Ralph cram: treasurer, \. =.
Cram. tax collector Chas. o. Weston.
Scho"i committee. Frank Kendall. Hrnrv
y. Mau.rS Fred Insham. Money apnr.,-
pfi1ttdt Schn"lS, Siiej highways, $i.a0,
support of poor. $4n. stat road 500.
other purposes $l6lu
M.tDIID-Selectmou s l.. Mcacham.
H. .. sargent. w. T.. Iittleficld: town
clerk. +. II. hathaway; town agent. :.
l.. Meacham. treasurer. Chas. +. Smith
tax collector. Ray G. smith school COM
mittc". i. II. Wclt$. Money appropriated :
Schonls. $in; highways. 5000: support Of
poor, 81: state road $500 repairs on
schooihuuspS. S15. school books S75 Cash
III hands of treasurer March >. 1911 $!NlN-
-. resources exceed liabilities $aj04 60
SMl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fred IT.
Clark. Fred Stevens. Frank William.
town clerk, Herbert e. Groves; town
agent, Fred II. Clark. treasurer Herbert
T.. Groves; tax collector. y. Is. code;
school committee, j. T.. DowncS. Money
appropriated: schools, $500; highways.
$500; support of poor. $500; other purposes
500
Selectmen, J. A. l1arnham.
: u. irinell. &. w. kimban: town clerk.
s j. Kidlon; town agent J. y. Farnham
treasurer, Geo. O. simpson; tax collector,
W. l.. Tufts; school committee. $. j. Rid
Ion. Money appropriated: schools, Sa't
highways. 5000; support of poor. $3.50.
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The following petitions were recciv-
ed AT the office of the referee in hank
ruptcy Tor k"nnebec county Saturday
afternoon: LinWood Lewis Of Water
vile, lahorcr. Petition filed March -.
adjudicated March Is. Liabilities
1903; assets hes, All Of which is claim
ed TO be exempt. No deposit Bank
rupt ordered in before the referee for
examination Friday March q. at 10
A. NJ The attorney is Fred ". Clair
OF WaterYillc. William .. Holbrook of
Gardiner, carpenter Petition filed and
adjudicatcd March Is. Liabilitic,
$344.3h; assets $50. all of which is
claimed to be exempt. No deposit.
Bankrupt ordered before the referee for
| examination on same date and hour as
above. The attorney is VIII {. Atkins
| OF Gardiner
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The Hobson Lecture March 81.

Richmond Pearson Hobson. the hero of
the Spanish War and famous orator, viii
Lecture in City han on Tuesday evening,
March Il The following program has
been arranged,
Singing. Chorus
Scripture reading Rev II. L. Dunnack
Invocation, Rev c. g. MoShcr
singing, Chorus
Introduction Of speaker.
Mrs. l.. NJ. y. stevens. state and ma
tonal president of the w. G. r. L.
AdtlrtsS-"Thr Great DESTROYER"
Congressman Richmond Pearson Hob
son of Alabama
Singing america" Chorus and audience
All who will assist in the singing are
requested to be at City hall at O'Clock
for a rehearsal The admission is free
and cvcryo is invited.
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Live Glossy Hair
on Healthy Scalps


To prevent dry. thin and falling
mar remove dandruff, allay itching
ana irritation and promote the growth
and beauty of the hair, frequent
shampoos with Cuticura soap. assist
ed by occasional dressings with Cuti-
cura ointment, are usually effective
when other methods fail. In preserv
ing, purifying and beautifyinr the
skin, in preventing minor eruptions
from becoming chronic and in tbe
treatment of torturing, disfgurinc
humors rashes itchings and inaamma
lions, from infancy to age, these pure
sweet and gentle emoliients have NJ
rivals.
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Notice has been received at police
Headquarters from J. II. Whitney Of
Boston. chief of the Massachusetts dis
trict police. giving description Of one
Edward \. GreaveS, alias Fred Waters,
Eh" IS wanted for the larceny OF sill
Verware at Wayland. Mass, Jan. 80.
1911. Greaves is 50 years Of age. 6
feet. inches in height and weighs
about 100 pounds; brown hair. hazel
eyes; has large scar on his left arm;
is under Indictment in MiddlrSrx co,ln-
tN on the above charge.
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President Taft's proposal. of an An
american arbitration treaty and
the cordial reception which it has met
at the hands of the press and govern
mcnt of Great Britain distinctly fail to
arouse enthusiasm in Germany. The
k2iscr's government officially frowned
on the project in a statement issued
in the middle of the week, and since
then newspaper comment. where any
has appeared at all. has been in the
same lugubrious tone. 1ft III
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Practically all formalities incident to
the successful contamination of the
peace arrangements between the gov
crnment and revolutionary forces of
Honduras have been complied with.
This was the tenor of official advices
received by the state department Sat
urday. 1t is expected that Francisco
Bertrand will be inausurated provis-
ional President of Honduras in a few
udS .. .,lf Afa. 3D.. tr stf. sd. =
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Because OF the public meeting nj
City han ON Tuesday evening, March
u. the concert at the Unitarian church
has been postponed to Thursday.
March %. Hear the quartet sing Il
cycle of old English melodies. Miss
Wnehell is u faverite with Augusta
audiences. Tickets at Burns. .Admis-
sion by ticket until Z. NJ.
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To work
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mosher Of Unity
were calling on friends in town one dag
last week.
y. :. Bcsse and Mrs EVE Racliffe Wis
tied Mrs. Besse this week. who * III the
hospital at augusta.
Gustavus Abbott. who was operated on
last week for a cancer, is getting along
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Previous II the banquet OF thu Mons
cub Of the 'niversalist church at the
Augusta House this Monday evening,
a business meeting of the club Will ba
held at IL O'Clock.
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An informal dancing assembly viii
he given at the Augusta House next
Wednt Sday evening. March -. with
masie by Dennis orchestra. 1t will ne
the last assembly OF the legislative
season.
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Alton Richardson, II. III Clinton was
in town Saturday and during his stay
purchased Of J. +. Morris I'll" bay geld
Jig Harry Morris. The hersc is q green
PAGER and has been familiar figure on
tie Augusta ice track during the win
tpr Mr.. Richardson Will fit linn for
IT, coming season and viii probably
stut him in solGe of the races of TIE
Maine circuit.