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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
OPPOSITION TICKET WINS
Army and Navy Club Elects New Board
of Governors

Ar the annual meeting OF the Army
and Navy Club, FOR the election IF q now
board Of governors held az tho clut
house. No. io7 West f3I street. the opposi-
ton ticket won last night This ticket was
put in tho field by the progressive" or
vounger clement In the club r. was said
thoy We're dissatisfied with the methods OF
the older contingent. and resolved on this
step 10 put thlDgs within the club on 4
more modern basis.
The new board Of governors is made ~
~ Major oliver r. Bridgman. Squadron a:
Colonel John 4 Hull, T.. :. A: Lieutenant
George *. Wilson. + :. A: Captain James
r smith L. : y. Ensign Manning Is.
Eyre late r.. : y: w. n. Ledbetter
Captain n. = Quackenbos. 18th Regiment
and Lieutenant Rene \. De Russy. I.
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
c. WHITE is BANKRUPT
Mildred Hollands Manager and Hus
band Owes S52,765.

Edward c. White, theatrical manager
and husband ~ Mildred Holland. filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy Yesterday
with liabilities estimated al Sj2.765 and as
sets Of sl.273. Miss Holland recently sp-
peared in Leading parts in five weeks en-
gagement az the Garden Theatre under
her husbands management.
The debts are principally for printing
salaries. borrowed money. bill posting cart
ing. royalties. photographs, rent Wigs
and transportation. Mildred Holland White
IS creditor for s0.S33. money loaned ana
salary.
Among the ac,ors and actresses whom ne
owes for salary are Jack Standing S2e7,
Theodore Roberts. $40; Del Ia Barre. NP'
Franklin Pangborn. 1850. Philip Mindi|
1927; Anna Barton. 80: Emma kemhe'
,1on. and Dorothy Rossmore, $500
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OSBORNE WON'T DISCUSS RUMOR
physicians Insist or Rest and Urge Him
to Resign.

Auburn. y. y. Nav l0.-Thomas VI. Os-
borne. Forest. Fish and Game Commission
or who is confined 70 his home BY Illness,
declined TO talk tonight regarding the Al
banv report that ne intended TO resign. He
has heen under the care Of two physicians
and a trained nurse for three weeks suffer
ing from a severe attack Of grip. and
among his intimate friends to-day it was
admitted that his physicians had insisted
on an immediate rest. and that they strong
" urged him 10 resign from the Forest
Fish and Came Commissionership.
When Informed of the Albany runor 3
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saw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
APPOINTMENTS AT ALBANY.

Albany May i"-State Excise '"n'rIl'S-
sioner Farley to-day announced the aP-
pointments Of Patrick \. Murphy OF Nhie
Plains. as special deputy commissioner TOT
Westchester County-salary &,5p - ana
James r. McKenna. OF Bayside. a. special
deputy for the Borough Of Queens, Ne"
York City: salary. N.5".
Edward Lazansky. Secretary Of state
has appointed George Strobridgo. OF New
York. as chief examiner ~ chauffeurs. AZ
an annual salary Of 5000. and Isaac Gross
man. Of New York. ~ confidential clerk;
annual salary. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
NEW STATE PRISON S HEAD
Report That Governor Dix Will APP
point Colonel Scott Superintendent.

Albany. Ma i0-Thst Governor Dix has
decided to appoint Colonel Joseph f. Scott.
snnerIntendent OF Elmira and Napanoch
roformatcries as State superintendent Of
Prisons. 20 1Icceed g y. Collins was re
ported to-day, but the Governor declined
- Affirm it Ic said he was considering
I'VE names, including Colonel Scott. Daniel
= Conway ~ Troy. Arthur 4. Mclean, OF
Ef"tIrE. treasurer ~ the Democratic
slate committee. John : Kennedy, Of Port
tFnlN Formerly connected with the New
YORK city Police Department The Gov
enor declined 90 name the NTH candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
MEMORIAL FOR SAILORS
Planned for New Hampshire S
Men Drowned in Hudson.

Tho crew Of the battleship New Harp-
shire wants 70 rear a memorial on River
side Drive 70 the memory Of the score or
more sailors Of that ship who were
drowned in the Hudson on October 2. 1910.
Plans for II have been submitted 10 Park
Commissioner Slower.
According 20 the plans received, IL Is
hoped 70 place 4 hewn granite bowlder
hearing the names Of the drowned sailors
opposite to or near the scene ~ the fstal
accident Commissioner Slower II II believed
in the Park Department favors the scheme.
and he viii take Il up win the Municipal
At Commission
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ANOTHER WWsscTloN BILL.

-l.- IT, ,repn ~ Tae Tribune.
Al5anr Aay O-Another vlvisection bill
"as introduced to-day by Senator Bayne
II PROVIDES for commission OF seven mem
''Fa 70 inquire into the extent aud nature
~ rho practice Of experimentation on living
- nails and the condition Of the laws rela-
1870 TO 'ne proper protection Of scientific
'N"@riments without having unnecessary
' eifF The commission is 10 BE- appoint
'-oE -'n"f one member must De
~-nalor AVID another an Assembly
s---- IAe OA .pgrQ.4.ates slQooQ.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND INCOME TAX

Harrisburg, Penn, MAY 10.-The House
Of Representatives voted 1S9 70 to-day in
favor or the ratification Of the proposed
income tax amendment TO the federal Con-
, stitution. The resolution viii Re messaged
70 the Senate for action in the coming
Teek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
MEETING OF LIBRARY CLUB

The annual meeting Of the New York
Library club will be held this afternoon
in the American Museum OF Natural Hts
tory nth street and Central Park West.
Wniam Lyon Phelps Lampson professor
~ Enxlish literature al Yale. VIII addrrrr
49,. club on Books and Happiness The
annual election viii be held.
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GUESTS or "LARALDo lTALIANo'

"LAraldo Italiano" held a popular com
petition 10 send sixteen artisans and me-
chanics 10 visit the exhibitions OF Rome
and TOrinO The winners sailed yesterday
on La Regina dItalia, bound for Naples
and Genoa whence they viii proceed
49, the cities mentioned "l.Araldo Ital-
fan0" will pay All expenses.
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General knowledge and Special knowledge

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the time
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HARVARD EXCHANGE PROFESSOR

Breslau. Prussia. May lo-Professor Willy
Kuekenthal. the zoologist Of Breslau TINT
versitv. to-day WAS appointed exchange
professor at Harvard University during the
academic year Of bile.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
OUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE.
Trend Unauestionably for the Better and
Promises TO Quicken

NEW YORK. June 23.--Duns Weekly
Review Of Trade tomorrow will say:
The volume or business continues bc .
low producing capacity. vet the trend is
unoucstionablv for the better and the
movement promises Ia quicken as The
crops approach nearer harvest. Il is no.
ticeabe that optimistic trade reports
come from Centers close 10 agricultural
sections.
Further Improvement appears in iron
and steel al a time when ouietnesS usual
~ prevails. and the bookings Of the Lead
ing producers are increasing. Considcra-
bic animation Is noted in fabricated and
structural steel with large purchases in
prospect. while additional orders for
about 10000 tons OF rails have been
placed.
Further readlustmcnt Of prices includes
cut OF 50 per ton on wire products.
Further slight improvement is noted
in footwear. though most wholesalers viii
operate conservatiVelN. Manufacturers
arc confronted with higher leather mar
kot, but no readjustment OF prices Is
noted.
There is regular demand for shoe
feathers To meet current requirements.
but for most descriptions OF sole and up-
per present trading Is not active.
The domestic hide markets continue
strong but al the higher quota tlons
tanners are holding on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
BUYERS CONSERVATIVE.
Bradstreets Report on Condition OF
Trade and Business.

NEW YORK June 2S.-Bradstreets
tomorrow Will say:
Warm bright weather lsvors retail
trade. Jobbine and wholesale trade is
OF a between sea sons character. immcdi .
ate jobbing business heinc largely CON
fned 10 small recorders to I'LL depleted
stocks.
While business for fail and later dates
is about fair the disposition is to act
conservatively There is little new in
industrial lines. restriction OF production
stu being I'm evidence in most lines pf
manufacture. and in building activity Is
less marked than a year ago. Copper is
firm. owing 10 the heavy demand eN-
pericnced within tho last fortntcht. Re
Gently sales have decreased. bul the
previous buving was well distributed
with brass manufacturers figuring in the
movement. Speculation and manipula
ton have helped 10 raise prices
Business failures In tho United States
for the week ending June 2@ were 222,
against 2l5 last week. lNI in the like
week OF 1910 22$ in 1909, 25S in 1908 and
$50 in la01.
Business failures in Canada for The
week number Is. which compares with p
inst week and 2s I'm tho Ike week Of 1910
Wheat Gucluding nourl exports from
the United States and Canada for the
week ending June % aggregate l53S,AIs
bushels. against 2,0Io,6G2 last week and
/. 7O5. 5i5 this week last year.
Corn exports for the week arc ani .G26
bushels. against S32. 7S6 last week and
1913 S27 bushels In 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
DOWNWARD SWING
Of WHEAT MARKET
Crop Developments Favorable
Promising Advices Being Re-
ceived From All Directions.

CHICAGO. June 22-Predicted free
marketing OF new wheat gave the prlce
or the cereal today n Anal dowpward
swing. II was nervous. fighty session.
hoWeNer' with many n trader keeping an
suNlous eve on crop hevelopmonts In
North Dakota. The close was lmEc To
twsS lower than last night Corn nm
.sieu t~sc 10 80 down. oats off &c 10
&c; and provisions sc 10 f2ic lower.
Nheat at the start was rather easier
en- account OF cooler weather and scat
tered showers in the northern psrt of
INC spring crop region. but Offerings were
Wen absorbed and the market lightly rose.
Al The higher level the selling was more
pronounced and the whole list broke
paclS Threshine returns from Missouri
dno Kansas were favorable. European
news bearish. and advlces from the Ca :
lanlan northwest very promising
bearish signs regarding generous sup
pnes OF new wheat at Kansas City. ST
LOUIS and Chicago added their influence
Inc Tone at the close appeared unde-
niably weak September fiuctuated be
tween S95c and 91ic, with last sales ic
Corn prices suffered because Of light
rams. September varied from 5ssc TO
ee5c and closed weak i@gc down at 5SS@
52c. Cash Grades were easy No vel
low finished at 5sbG57sc.
ReaIzlnE made oats take the down
track High and low points for Septem-
Der proved 10 be 3itc and i2sc with the
night.
Provisions sagged on account of slow
demand. Ultimately there was a loss of
l2ac on January ribs. but otherwise the
drop averaged from a nickel 10 dime.
RANSE OF THE DJNC EIrTT-pI-c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Juno 23.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at $500; market steady for
good others lower. Beeves. S4.65a6 G. 10
Texas steers. $4.45m6: western steers
80: cows and heifers. S2.40@5.S5; calves.
S5.I5ms
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000:
market steady 20 : cents higher. Heavy
$6.2OMG.G2!: mixed. S6 20m6.62l: heavy
S6.15d6.60; rough S615M6.25: good 20
choice heavy. s6.26aeG0: pigs, $5.7o65.f0;
bulk OF sales. S6.iAM6j5.
Shcep-Rcccipis cstima ted al l2U00
market weak. Native S@.75Gi.15. west
cru. S2.Jad if5; yearinss. S8II.75; lambs
native. S3.75n5.a0; western. $iM6.20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
EVaporated Fruits.

BOSTON, Juno 2S.-The Comme rcisl
Bulletin Will say or the wool market To-
morrow:
The greater proportion OF the trading
in the Boston wool market this week has
been on the new wools principally terrl-
tory stocks, although some new Michigan
and Ohio woods have sold, the latter on a
slightly higher basis in some instances,
New territories have sold at unchanged
prices.
dav has had tendency TO hold up trad
ing both here and in the west, nearly
all wiring their buyers 10 stop operations
until further notice. There is no general
fear In the trade that tho Underwood bill
win finally pass congress, but there IL
no mistaking tho uncertainty and caution
that has marked the trading since the
report Of the action OF the senate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
Boston Wool Market.

NEW YORK. June %. 23.-Eyaporated ap-
pies are quiet. but owing To the small
stocks prices are steady: on the spot
fancy, 1j1m16c choice, l45ci prime,
135ml3ic,
PrtIncs stesdier for the large sizes o1',
ing TO some Improvement in export de-
mand: quotations range from 90 To lifc
for CALIFORNIA; II pto 80 40s and lliW1ilc
for Oregons from SOS 10 30s.
Apricots very quiet and barely steady:
choice l5c; extra choice. l6tmi6c; fancy.
lstm11c.
Peaches quiet and only about steady
choice. Sb@9c, extra choice, olW35c;
fancy. 9y1 i0c.
Raisns dull but steady; loose muscaisls
quoted al 6iGa,C. choice To fancy seeded
s@ac: seedless. 5sQ6sc London layers.
81 tnsI1 j5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Close;
Prime mercantile paper, 10 ~ per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business In bankers bills at 5isi for six
ty-dny bills and al sisbdis6 for demand
Commercial bills. sfS3a
Bar silver. b2S cents.
Mexican dollars 10 cents.
Government bonds, steady. railroad
bonds steady
Money on cali stesdv, "a 10 "a per cent.
ruling rate, ~ per cent. closing bid, per
cent; offered at "a per cent
Time loans easy: Tor sixty DAYS. Il per
cent; for uuciy DAYS. % per cent for
sis months 3aG35 pev cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
Il DAYS IN
|NALL STREET
ne Falls to Exceedingly
|,x Point, but Tone Is
Much Firmer.
I'd 0F THURSDAY
LARGELY RECOVERED
initial Advance in Union
,,ific; Pressure Against
Tobacco on Curb.

\ roRK June "a decidedly
,ose Was apparent in the stock
>s,,av and the losses which oc-
' 'darinr Yesterdays sharp reaction
. <esiv made UP. Trading fell to so
-rinf however. as to rob the move
a much significance.
Wing an upturn carly In the day.
Ssrely moved. except in the case
,Sr issues which increased their
tognrd the close. The hardening
~ az the market was most appar-
'onr thcissues in the Pacific group.
p5eiflc led the market with sub
K advance. Eries. Canadian Pa
'schIson. United States Rubber and
/ Electric also showed especial
a and Underwood Typewriter rose
|. from Washington that no move
a. mnde TO procure a rehearinG by
6sene court OF the American To-
rsse. within the time stipulated,
,jjoNed By renewal OF pressure
American Tobacco on. the curb
! stock lost 10 points.
ber favorable weekly report on bank
rr throughout the country bore out
IfIrnony which has been received
low bettsrment In some lines Of
.. The report disclosed an in
81 more than IL per cent In clear
compared with the corresponding
lss year.
bond market was steady. Total
Dsr value, s2,l2S.o00,
a States bonds were unchanged on
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
MARKET FOR COPPER
IN NEW YORK EASY
No London Cables for Metals on
Account of the Coronation
Festivities.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Owine to the
continued holidays there were no cables
from the London metal market today.
Locally standard copper was easy; spot.
June. July. August and September So %
nl23o. No arrivals were reported at
New York today. Custom house returns
show exports OF 22.11S tons so far this
trolytic, sl2.62k@12.75; casting. sl2. IA
1850.
Tin steady; spot. s4i.7oma5.5O: June,
sil. 26n $500: July. S42.35G542.75; August.
S4l: :25mle. IS; September. SAL s7sd Il. 90
October, s41 1s2l@sls5. Sales. tons OF
October. SflS5
Lead quiet, s445645O New York. and
$1,000 10 East st. Louis.
Spelter quiet. s5.70m5.90 New York, and
s5.o5 n 5.65 East ST. Louis
Antimony dull; cooksons $3.50
Iron steady; No. l foundry northern.
Si3.oon l3.2o; No. foundry northern.
S14. 75@ 1900; No. foundry southern and
NO ! foundry southern soft, S1i75m15.25.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-24
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Juno 23.-Flour WAS firm.
with moderate local trade Receipts.
300 barrels; shipments. $500 barrels.
Whoat-Spot. easy: No. red. 95ic elc-
vator and 967c Cob. afloet; No. / northern
Duluth. S1.05s fob a1oat.
Futures market nervous, with numer~
Gus and wide price changes There Was
heavy liquidation on reports of heavy
offerings cf pew wheat and more hopeful
reports from South Dakota. Prices de-
clncd cent from lasi njSht. but rallied
on lntimat lion ~ damage In North Da p
kota and closed barely steady at s0lc
net decline, July closed a5sc September.
96ic; December. aSac. Receipts. $4,000
bushels; shipments, 81 600 bushels.
Hops firm.
Hides. steady; Central American, 2oq
2lAC.
Petroleum. steady.
Wool uuiet.
Sugar-Raw. FIRM; nuscovsdo. 80 test
D.isc; centrifugal, 96 test. 3.asc, mcl3sses,
so lest, 3.23C. Refined, steady.