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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
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\ ,uu uc,,I secs its,f clearly ~
forests. ue activities l~ ioss iu ="
,uurctr m, ob.rlul outsIdri some
Times nns 900 ad,autng,. ioi b.. comes
sith q ir,r. Unprecedented un"aeuri'd
mind. ana NOT being personally con-
.orurd 100 amy ACTIVITY phase or as-
poet 90 tbe .tt,. boz, gets better view
O.. nr relation OF thing. and oi
Things Co tnr people Hcouf. .f this
advantageous view, the comments
mad, o. few DAYS ago py the Rev, Dr
o. - sawyer of ware Mas on N'w
york after NJ Nr~t visit 20 ~" me-
irnpons are cxcecdiguly interesting
the substance Of pr ssNtot's criu-
cism may bee caught in this paragraph
from his Interview
This great cit, - so lonely among
~ millions there is 80 uttlc follow
ship and sympathy ia the midst of all
this wealth YOU At" az So poor. Win
so many labor saving devices YOU All
work 80 hard. with this great possibii-
nv of know lcdgr YOU know 80 lit,l.
Win such splendid chances of lifc ,ou
merely exist with q chance to nv
YOU merely crawl
The truth OF this observation Is in
,ontcstahlc. IN. qualifications may be-
read between Ia, lines ~ upou re-
Election, IA. exceptions are numcr-
one. no dount. hut the truth ~ funda-
mental LII. can ne made as snall IN
blk city a. Ia lonely wilderness
indeed man, ,itN inhabitants i've
siugulariy narrow. uncmb.llshcd lives
The constant ANA hard friction Of
competition. business ana social. ~
calculated L. make men ana women
selfish IN. reason why thos. of
smaller communities soon tir" of TIE
Tor thcm. 80 little personal consider
uUon Thoy have been accustomed ~
noe social amenities. thcy do not have
them ia the .citl, or. - They have they
are cold and limited when thev out
grow their disappointment. tho,. too
kav- beVom" indifferent aud selfish.
taking their PLEASURES IA artificial cS-
ott"m'nts not ia natural responses To-
human Sympa,hcs ana impulses
Tho paradox ~ established that
great ccnters are unsocial. especially
IA the United states Take the aver
age city man or woman How far
docs mis- or her know ledge. interest.
sympathy extend 10 individuals
The individuals that enter into his or
her daily Hfc" II - not Sery Tar aud
win thnso Who are prosperous 90 81
particularly short Even giving or
helping is % largely q matter or VIZ
curious assistance that th, discharge
eft philanthropic obligations hrcomcs
. mcrr dc,ail of cold business CO.. rou-
tins" The recent tire iu N'W york
city Inv which So many uv,s Wrr" lost
j. q Tan sample of ga, point lu pues-
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
LARGE CLASS WILL BE
FIRST COMMUNICATES
Two Hundred and I'ifN children
Wili Kccci,, ~acrnn"n, IN b'sh''
on \prii rs.

Bshco Arz, AprIi . unr of the
largest classes IN the History ui the
district VIII receive FIRST communion
April % IN ~ pairicks catholic
church la this cts The class viii
be- composed OF NOR, than -io chil-
dI'n ranging IA ag, from = years mp
Tu. children .,r uudDrgoina dail>
instruction iu thoir sttcchlsms M the
psrurhiul residence oi The church,
gathering ubuIt $50 ,S,ry afternoon
fur this purUus, IA order that iho'
may pc We'll up va al preliminary
studies n'c'ssHfA su thar the COM
munion can bee administered nv tn
date appointed
Fnrmrrli AN age limit under when
no child could Ia, admitted 10 the COM
muniou. WAS specified hN the church
laws a recent dispcnsa,iun, how
rycr has removed this disqualification
tor Young children ana all that IL nov
required Is ;hat a child be- oi sniii'
Client AK, "a understand fuliN tho
sacrament and ~ sineniiicanco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
IE'.t NJ NETTING on TIl.. cry
tot<(u.
NatUii ~, tott.

Mor'ng called To order hy Mayor
Eldor
Present Aldermen Rridy Conr"v,
Coon. Thomas ana CLARKE.
Minute 90 meetings March 6 ana
"a. 1871 ncr" cad aud approved
Tho following bills w"r, presented.
SAM having boon approved bl tro'r
f"spc,tivc 'ummii,cos
T. Benson newell ...........s lt.0H
q A. Hudson .......,. .... , 90
", walton .......... .... -" -
Moved hy Alderman Rcidy. second
ed h' Aldermen Thomes. that bills 80
read hr allowed aud that the clrrN
n' directed 90 iraW warrants iu pHy-
n"nt az Same
carried Aldermen neidy. CoprpV.
Coon Thomas and clarke voting
Yes
Application Of Charles srhclkc for
position lo wkr charge ct ana op,t-
al" the urW over pumps was read
aud same was referred To- thc mayer
\ petition Was read, sam, being
signed b, 'hulcs A. Filler ANA i've
others which requested that side
walks be- ordered constructed on the
Vest side ~ Thirteenth street from
Central avenue to i,omu avenue. and
same WAS retrHrod To- the street COM
mlti.e
p.uurn rom George 'aseman
and clara 81 Ferguson VAS read
sam" being ln relati"n 10 the block
ina of John stree, by the Albuquer'
|due Gas Elcelrle i.ight and PoN.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
JOHN n. McMA\lS
Clerk.

An investment al SEQ In one of
those lots IN kelly's Addition Ia IN"
business center of the town Of VIII
lard on terms of 81 down and 81 per
week. without interest or taxes. is bet
ter than SO put away IN u savings
bank. us safer. surcr. and viii he
the best paying investment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time ana hy - medicine which
Xix" Chamberlain collie. cholera and
biarrhoca Remedy not only ceres
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. II never fails and N
pleasant aud safe to take. Sold 10y
al druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

only q f"w more souvenir maijn as
Tor that honu..lui colorcd ware. aud
'iI'r presents "a the Gem, com. to.
morrow sure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

The ras's Jsa inst :, " ileulS and
Inn Alexander, The two negroes who
were arr 'si,i Friday night for ca.
aging n nstouns. were trird brfore
Judge '.aig 'h- morn.ns. noth men
nim Go have acted in self defense.
ana hummer nf witness were *
amin,d. Tho evidence al eve wi,ncs.
.es tu tn diiNcully tended 20 show
,hai M,Naud'r started IN row and
%, wa- fined ten dollars ana costs tn.
"sr against lienrS being l>nisscd
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4 NItispIit
. . % 90 90 . =

In scholarly -nud we'll delivered
tcrmon on 'Pcnsnce. Rev Fr \ VI.
Nandalar, : J.. discussed the most
Important points vi tina, aacranuL. IN
HE immaculate Cone p,iu.. church AT
hish mass Yesterday morning rhc
preacher graphically Il ,pictcd the " de
salt between q soul thai h in sin and
. soul lhht Is IN grace In the eve, at
God aud OF the wonderful lransiorma.
ION rcctcd in n. soul As the result
81 The ~ viz alton @, the sacrament of
p,nancc and hearts conititior ior
Iansgres sions. win Hrm pu,p,s. ol
tnondment AMI Il promise ncyri "a
in again
The sermon was instiuOtiV. ana ln.
rrssiNc, being cspC ci.lly appropriate
because The I'D. Mas pas.iun SUNDAY.
which marks he beginning ~ The
inc laid aside hv The CinCh Ton con.
''liion and pendnce Next Sundal
vii be Palm SUNDAY and ia Passion
II oar Lord Jesus Chris, according to
81 Matthew viii be read by Acolytcs.
uarA'np the btginnlne OF holy eA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

For the hes, saddle horses In the city
call phone No. .. w. l.. Trinble. ia
N. 3nd %.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibhs & Co. mem
beTs Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Build
ing.
New York, Dec. H.-Moderate offerings Of con
tracts by spot interests impaired weakness to op-
tons on the New York Cotton Exchange to-day, and
prices declined from 10 to II points, closing around
the low figures. Another influence against higher
prices for cotton was the dispute in Lancashire
over the employment Of nouunion hands, which
may result in q lockout On Christmas Day. This
was considered a blow to the bulls and resulted
in some selling by tmid holders Of long contracts
who were afraid to 20 over the holidays with COM
mitments. As the New York market has derived
the major part Of Its strength from the strong
demand for spot cotton In Liverpool, q lockout Of
operators In lancashire would temporarily check
the demand for spot cotton, and thus remove tho
best card held By the bulls.
Liverpool cables were much lower than expected
but the New York market opened strong in com
parison with Liverpool quotations. This surprised
the shorts who imediatsly began covering.
The buying from this source. however, was soon
satisfied and the Offering Of contracts by spot
firms weakened the list and caused decline that
continued up 10 the close Of the session. December
selling down 10 80, January ass, March a0l, May
9I1. and July 9Is.
There was q good demand for spot cotton In IAS-
erpool. 1900 bales being sold at points advance
TO slid. for middltng Liverpool futures closed un-
changed TO IL points higher.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for large lots JOB
oers' prices higher.
EGGS-Near-by fFesh Virginia 3sa34; West Vir
ginia and Southwest Virginia, za2s; Tennessee, "a
BUTTER-Elgin fancy, S1Saa; Western hrsss
CHEESE-New York State factory, new, l5iial6
POuLTRH-Chickens, per ID, l2al3: hens. per lb
H. ROSTERS per lb. 9; turkeys per lh. Halls; ducks
PER h., l2al3
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choice per h., Ia
III; chickens. per h.. 13alI; ROSTERS per H. salo
turkeys. per lb. 6al7; ducks. per lb. l4al5 geese
capons, small. per h., I5al6 =
GAME-RabbitS. per dOZ, l.ooal75; kits, per doz
6al.oo; quail. No. !. per doz., 2oOa225; No 3 l.s
i.5o; pheasants, each. 5a75; squirrel, each. sas
vEGETABLEs-Potato Michigan State. pei
sack, 235a250: sweet IN. CO, per bbl, 2SOa3O0
vans U. c., Ter bhl., 2ooa2.5oi cabbages. 10
lbs, L25al.50; brussels sprouts per quart sal2H
onions PEI sack. 2l5a2SO: Saulihower per bbl. 2OC
a5n eggplant, Florida PERL crate. S5oaLoc; lettuce
per basket, l5a2oo; string beans per bas, LOoaSOO
celery: 7saLO squash, per bbl., 75al.0.
GREEN FRUITS-AppIes. per bbl.. i2saL5o
oranges. California, per box. 3Z5a35; Florida
oranges, 250a300; tangerines, per strap, 40oa5.00
lemons. per box LoOaSOO; grapefruit, per bOE. L5Oa
20; PinespDles: me, kSGa2 3 srsnberries' ss0uar'
HAY AND STRAW-Hay, Western, No. !. Q. .5oa
A.oo; No. 2, 20ca22 80; mixed hay, HLo0aRoo; straw
rye. bale l5ooal70; machine thrash. l3OoalLoo
u.0al2OO.
LIVE sTOCK-sbcep per fb.. 2aSla lambs. spring
per h., 5s5ls; calves choice per Ib., II; medium
per lb., 7.
GRAlN-Wheat new. Ter bus, 9oa92; corn, shell.
ed old. Per bus Tas5; new 6as5; ear. per bbl
old. 35Oa4O0; new per bbl.. 3ooa350 oats. Western
white, No. 2 per bus, Sa5S; oats mixed per bus.
5la55 bran. per ton. 800; middinE per ton, 5oon.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool washed free Of burs
per Ib.. 2ia25; WOOL unEashed, per ID. %: hides
dry. per lb. lJal6 green hides, per b, II; cafskn
green. each, l.25al1
SEEDS-Red clover. per bus, l2ooal3o; aldke
clover per bus. ll.50al225; white cover. per bus
lSoa2oOo; crimson clover, LT5a5.oo; timothy, PEI
bus. 76as0o; blue gTass Per bus. 325a3T5; redtop
sTass. HooalsOo pr 100 Ibs.i alfalfa, per bus. sooa
roo.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, Dec. achievements in the
stock market to-day were entirely pro-
fessional, and seemed to represent moth
ing more than the usual evening up OF
contracts that takes place before every
important holiday. All the stock mar
kets on the world observe Christmas, and
the American markets will close to-mor-
row afternoon and will not open until
Tuesday morning. Trading was on a
light scale also.
Louisville and Nashville and Lehigh
Valley attracted most attention. Le-
high advanced . IA points as a result OF
the days operations, and Louisville de-
Clined . IA per cent. The reason was the
same for both, which proves that news
is bullIsh or bearish according to the
technical condition of the market. Many
professionals had been expecting extra
dividends on both stocks this week.
Both stocks are worth what they are
selling for, but both have been manipu-
lated by insiders The only difference
in the handling of the two stocks was
that one director of the L. & n. appre-
ciates his position as a trustee of other
peoples property, and when the regular
dividend was decided on at an unofficial
meeting of Thursday last week he let
it be known. and the fact was published
in this column. Other directors who had
planned to make the innocent public pay
for their Christmas presents Immediately
denounced that publication as premature,
which 1t certainly was.
Publicity Most Needed.
But enough traders were mIsled by the
denial TO furnish a merry Christmas, and
the break of to-day is another proof that
publicity is what the corporations need
most.
The Guggenheims are the great expo
nents Of publicity, and to-day they in
formed the public that they pres nally
are not interested in the Federal Mining
and Smelling Company. and that the
only interest the American Smelters
Securities Company has in it is that it
owns control. lie Guggeheim statement
was unfortunate, for while it was not
intended to mislead the public, it did have
that effect. 1t is true. as stated, that
the Smelters Securities Company owns
only One-siXth of the capital stock of
the Federal company. But capital Of the
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
Movements in Market Entirely Professional
Guggenheims Become Exponeuts of Pub
Lcitv for Their Stocks

I Federal company consists of $12,00o,0O0 of
preferred stock without voting power and
IS, 600, 900 par of common stock that does
vote. The one-siXth interest, referred to
consists Of about $3,00O,0OO par, or one
half the common stock, which means
absolute control. Federal Smelling did
not earn its dividend for the last quar-
ter, but the chief reason of its recent
weakness is the new policy adopted by
the Guggenheims Of letting their various
stocks take care Of themselves In the
market
Gould stocks attracted attention again
in the usual way. This time the disturber
was Denver and Rio Grande, the pre-
ferred stock of which sold down to Ss,
which is the lowest price 1t has touched
since 1897. 1t has been all the way up
to 103 IA in the meantime. Now II is
displaying family traits that makes Wall
street believe reorganization may be
coming for 1t as we'll as for Wabash.
The trouble with Denver is that it guar
anteed the bonds issued for the building
Of the Western Pacific. The large earn
ings it has reported have consisted partly
of interest on those bonds paid by the
Denver in real money, but paid by the
Western Pacific I'm the shape of a book
keeping. entry on the credit side of Den
ver's ledger. Thus, while Denver's earn
ings from operation have been sufficient
to pay its own way and while ii really
has cash enough on hand now for all
corporation needs, the Western Pacific is
threatening to become too much Of a bur-
den. Under proper management the Den
yer. with its Western Pacific extension,
is one of the most valuable pieces Of rail-
road property in the West, but
Warns Against Bond Deposits.
Bankers who have followed the Wa
bash-P -Pittsburg Terminal and the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie receiverships are ad-
vising their clients not to deposit their
Wabash bonds with either of the COM
mittees that have been formed.
New York Central's note issue of $15.-
100000 was announced to-day by Morgan
& Co, and rumOr is busy with an
$50 900, 900 bond issue early in the new
year by the Central The plan of consoli
dating all New York Central lines under
one company is being talked of again,
and the bonds are said to be part of
that plan. 1t is much more likely that the
money is needed to finish the terminals
in New York City.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
George Bernard shaw Faints.

London. Dec. Z--George Alexander
Redferd. who has been examiner or
plays since 1886 has resigned. and VIII
be succeeded by his recently appointed
assistant. Charles E Brookheld. His
resignation Is said to be the direct result
OF the appointment Of Brookfield. who
has been the subject Of much criticism
in fheater circles. George Bernard Shaw
Is reported to have tainted whsu he
heard the news.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and w. TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
100, 800 Royal Special, hours). 800 Roysl
speciaD, 'Iloo q NJ. q 90. 800 tRoyal Limited,
houSSl, 500, 800 p. m. and sl2:l5 night, -2:ij
A N Diners and Psrlor Cars on day trainS
sleepers on 'I2l5 night open at 1000 p. m.
Phfladelphia and Atlantic City. I'm. Soo. 'IIm
4 m, r0o, $50. 400 p. m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
week days. 100 q. m. to 1000 p. nj
s2S5. 800 t6:0 100. I'D $780, SO .sHO
t0a0 1000, I'll 90 q m. 1900 noon. mas Loo
sii5, roo. 800. f30. $50. 400. as, 500
f50s, $50. tsOo. ESQ. 100. $50. 100. 1880.
1910 SnSo, 'l2I5 night
- WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ssio q. m. T5. SO p N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE,
$40 g. m. s:lo .. N. 'l2:lJ night
PITTsBURG. s:lo u m. 'I5, 's:l0 .. N. "I1:n
night tsleepeT ready 10 .. nj
CLEVELAND. 'SIo .. m- COLUMBUS, IA
p m
WHEELING 80 a. m, $50 D q.
Schedules q local trNips at ticket onosI
Daily. tExcepS Sunday. sSunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket Ohices: l4lI
@ It. NV. Main l9i; SO Pennsylvania ave. Main
"a; Union Station ofnce. Main -
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Tork. Dec A.-Money on cali at the stock
Kehange to-day opened at per cent; highest, &;
lowest ~; doalng. ~. Moss Of the days loans
were made Gt per cent
Dullness pruTAils In the time money market and
rates rtIain unchanged. Few banks are IN the mar
ket and the demand for funds from stock exchange
houaes 10 e1transly light. Rates GEe 4alH per cent
for thirty days and for all matu7ties from slxty
days 70 dx nooths.
ozznzdn pADa Is uuia and hOads vury steady
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec. z.-oATTLE-In the live stoca
market to-day beeves were nominal; feeling steady.
Dressed beef steady 20 hrm at sal1h.
CALvES-Weak; yeals. 65oaaEh; culls, 6oa
Dressed calves steady; city dressed veals. LAS
country dressed. i0al2
s SHEEP AND LAMBS-Steady: slow and several
eaa unsold. Sheep 2soA1so; no prime: culb. 400
lambs 66Z5fas. %; no choice here Dressed mutton
steady at 6a7x; dressed lnmhs sallh; country
dressed hothcuss iamhs unchanged
HOGs-Steady At 625a&5o: pig, EiEze.lk Ooun-
~ dru8ed steady e eltaeA
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

SaIee-Regular ell. l2 O'Clock noon:
CAPITAL Traction scrip, $3.50 at Ilols.
Anaoostia & Potomac IS, guaranteed 81 900 at lol.
IOI
Columbia Railroad IS. 500 at lol
Columbia Railroad s., $50 at lo3.
Washington Railway & Electric com, 5 at 49,,
. at 4e7s
Washington Gas. 8 at 50, . at IS.
Washington Virginia Railway CON-. . at 4eA, 8
at t64z, 25 at 45H . at 46as, . at i6x.
Washington Virginia Railway pfd., 6 at s..
United States Trust at IA
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
n B.-Fonowins schedule figures published only
a. information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans
AkheTille, a. N. and loa5 p. m For Chattanooga
and Memphis, l0:45 D. N. daily Dining carsI
For Talladega. CaleTa. Selma, UniOntoWn. Demop-
oils a. m. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChattanoogA, BfrmipR-
ham, New Orleans. loIO p. m. Dining car4
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga Nashville
Memphis. 4lo a. N. daily. (Sleeping open after
10 .. nj. Dining cara
For Charlotte, SpSrtanburg, Atlanta, AnnIstcn,
Birmingham. iN .. m daily Dining cara
For AsheTille Charlotte. Columbia. Charleston.
Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida
points. sD p m daily. Diring carA
L g. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. q Dll
T..ya Washfnaton New TTnion afatfo,

Leave Washington. New Union Station.
go a. N Daily-An points on Norfolk and
Western
6aIem ROCKVILLE, ChAttAnooSa, HashTHls Nsw
Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars.
Iie T. N For Bristol Knoxville. ChattanooEA,
NaShyile. and MemphiA Warrington Memphis
sleeper open 70 p -
For NoFfoIk-LeaVe Washington. IN .. n daily,
arrive Norfolk. II 70 N: u ol daily. arrive
Norfolk. 5n p N. daily. Parlor Can. Lsays Rich
mond daily. tls p m. srrirs Norfolk, To .. N
A.s d m.-Dany-BenyVflle. Luray. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest arrive sa5 q n, losN
D. m, and lal5 q. N -
Al Information Fourteenth Etreet and New YoRh
Gvsuus Bond Building).
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
CHESAPEAKE &

Published only a. information; not Euarsntsed
l0o D. N. daily-C. q o. SPECIAL Solid train
10 Cfsdnnati. with Pullman Eleepefs to Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis. and Chieaeo
Q. o. dining car. serTics q ls earfa
liao D. u. dafly-F =. " LIMITED % The
West. Southwest and Northwest Pullman Ssepsrs
70 virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati and LouiSFillN
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy u p n.
o. = o. dining chr. service . N caFts.
Ticket 0fhces. 81 Pa ave. lSp s.. and Union
Station. 'Phopea. Main loes. nd and nsa
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs Co,
nembers Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. HfbbG
Building.
Chicago. Dec. u.-wheat closed quiet and y TO
nc lower faTorabls Argentine reports Deem
Der, 81; May. sS+saSsH: July, SS.
Corn closed = to &c lower bearish tendencies
December, 65ba65k; May and July, 6iEa64H.
Oats, u to lc lower ON lack Of buying power.
December, i5A; May, IN July An.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
REFUSES TO BE DEAD.
James TuIIy walk Into Court ut
InoppOrtune Moment.

New York. Dec. z.-while his three
daughters were in court trying to get
papers Of administration on his sons
estate, swearing their father was dead,
James Tully came into court. He says
they knew he was alive.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22

A new rival to South Africa In the mat
ter OF ostrich-breeding has come forward.
This Is the state of Las Beyla, a little
colony TO the southwest OF Baluehistan.
whence news comes that certain sum
Is to be set apart. for experiment in
hreodlng the blrdn
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22

A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
cent on the capital stock of the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank has been declared. payable
JANUARY l. 1872, to stockholders Of record at the
close Of business December 2. 1911. WILLIAM c.
WORTHINGTON. Cashier. de22d5t
The Washington herald., 1911-12-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. 4; high, 4; low. 81; close, 81
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.