davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January IL 1911
BFTyES-Reccipt3. SO cars or hSO had
including X cars for the market steers In
limited receipt and hrm to fraction high
bulls steady: cows steady 10 strong. and early
rales OF medium TO good lOdI6c higher. the
upper market closed easier. Good 10 nrIrnn
steers sold at Sc 9o@ sa 20 per 100 III. oxen,
s46SG. bulls si254s5 ?5: veariinFs sax.
COWS. go 4Oa 81 80: . extra fat cows. sSToI
s515 Dressed beef IN fair demand at siE u
IOisc for native Yides No later cables. Ex-
ports Is beeves 10 Bermuda.
EaIes-.S Sanders. % Ohio steers 13te IN
average. 50 70 per 100 lb bull. 1850 Ib' az Ok.
. 1000 10 81 an. I COW. 13o0 III tS Is. 70 oo4
H. 81 30. 81. D65 N. 81 20: O. ssT 10. Ss 20. %
800 m SO 30. I. $50 lb. 50 % /. $50 10, Sc 10:
4 500 10, So go
Tobin & shannon: : bulls 1883 ID. 81 90.
! 80 10 s3 75: J COW. 93n 10. 81 20: II oo3 IN
q? ~. 2 pt3 10. 50 90: g. s71 10. S2 40
Mcpherson e co: Virginia steers iIaO
NJ 80 80. = Virginia oxen 1924 III. 81 20. n
rtTO H. s. ~: . state. 1878 H.. SIS buils 700
m xfs5. 2 COWS. 1923 ~ 81 40 o ppl m
e. 40. g 06q 10. 81 20. q. '02T NJ. 81 70. 1 1000
M sS. . GO0 10 s. 81: $40 IN So 90
~ n VOLTS. . cows, 0l5 M. ~ 40
7 a Curtis & Son; 2 oxen 1925 III, so.
1e3o ib s. 20. l. 1870 H. So . 1850 N 81 az,
! buii 1000 H. - So $50 N 81 rs: I. 500
n S42S; = COWS o2J 10. SO SIS: l. 1850 IN.
81 rs; g. sf7 lb. 81 7oi 8. ol3 ID. So 65: 10. osi
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Jan i1--WHEAT-spot firm; No
red Western winter. 7s ID; futures quiet;
March. Is lhd: May. Is 2Ad. CORE--Spot
easy, American mixed. new. IS 5hd: Amer
lean mixed, old. 5s 1Ad. futures quiet. Jan
uary As SID; February, 4s AID; March, -
74d. PEAS-Canadian. 7s Cd. FLOUR
Winter patents, 29s Sd. HOPS--In London
(Pacihc Coast. "a 5saE5 5s BEEF-Extra
India mess. 1925 Cd. HA&s--Short cut. 1Ss
Cd. BACON-CUmberland cut. COS Cd: short
rio. 6ls Cd. clear bellies, 65s Sd; long clear
middles, light. 83s CD: heavy, e4s. short clear
backs, sos; shoulders, square. 6ss LARD
Prime Western. tierces, 5Ss 90; American re-
fined, pals. 55s Cd. CHEESE-Canadsn
hnest white. new. 66s 81: colored. 5sn TUR-
PENTINE-spirts. SIS ROSIN-Common
15s. PEThOLBUM-Renned, SID LINsRED
OIL 45s. CoTToNsEED ou|-HulI refined,
spot. 3Os ID. TALLoW-Australian in Lon
don. ass 10hd.
London. Jan. ti.--Closing-RAw SUGAR
Centrifugal los I'D; muscovado. 9s BEET
SUGAR, 9sL CALCUTTA LINsEED--April- :
June. 6ss LIMsEED OIL. ass Sd. SPERM
SID; spirits, e4d. ROsIN-American
strained. los 3D.; hne, los loAd. TURPEN-
TINE-spirts 56s Oh.
Antwerp Jan. 1i-PETRoLEUM, 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
TO vENTILATE BROOKLYN CARS

The Public Service Commission served
an order on the management of the Brok-
lyn Union Elevated Railroad Company yes
ter6ay requiring that every alternate win
dow in q certain type Of car shall be re-
constructed SO that they shall be divided
into two parts and the upper part raised
or lowered. The commission had received
complaints of deficient ventilation and
ordered an investigation.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

Spot quiet and u points lower at Il soc for
middling upland. Liverpool cables-Spot. good
demand; sales. 1900 bales; speculation and
export, 1000; American, 1000: imports. $1,000
American, 1900: middling upland S05d: fut-
urcs opened steady at 4G5 points decline, closed
quiet at a net decline OF 7i209 points. Janu-
airy aud January-February. TS1d, February
March, 7.S2l3d: March-April. 7S3l.d; April
May. 7s3d: May-June, 7sil5d: June-Juy
:. SD; July-August. 7.sld Ausust-september.
led; Septemoer-October, G25lsd; October-No-
vemher, 7.0Sd.
COFFEE-Active: sales OF 1cs 500 bags:
prices finn. closing at 1923 points above the
previous close. European markets firm and
higher. Havre closing at net advance OF 4p
1 franc and Hamburg az idlh pfg higher Both
Rio and Santos firm at 2JG5O rels higher.
Cost and freight offers from Brazil were firm at
unchanged 10 slightly higher. spot less active
contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
FJOTR AND uF,J-Egour ~,

ff|o' NM hBhlS-flouI lNlats Win
patents. <5 aog S. 6o winter straights, 81 % n
- 49, TYintSr int Patents, s. Gogs495; spring
sas straights, 81 7OgSl So fancy spring pat
! to good 81 2Oa 81 50: choice 20 fancy, 81 90 m
- 80. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-steady, 81 y
per 100 ID; CoRNMEAL-Kiln dried, 81 S5.
| 81 %, coarse. 81 15QSl 20 FEED-Western
| spring. S2i 75a S25 q: standard middling,
s26, -four do, s2s 10; red dog s2S 85; city
tran. S24 20 bulk. S2j - sacks middling. $26
q s2S 90 rod dog. s2S; hominy chop. 500 bulk.
PR0yIsI0Ns--EasIer early. rallied. and the
Steady mess, S22 - q S22 30; family, S23 q
pSl3. extra lrdia moss. SOS 500 SO BEEF
HANS-Quiet. s25 s2I 90. DRESSED HOGS
Steady; 6acGnG ll& $50 b. 11Ne; $50 ID,
Picked belllcs steady; 10 ID, lie. Il 10.
l33hc' ID; 13e; picked hams firm 12H a
country. TfQ7ac' LARD@stsady. dS' MididI,
West, lo.sJ@ 1o95c; city. 10isc; refined. south
America, 1L75o; Continent, 1L85c; Brazil
Barely STEADY: oleo. 0'7c. city lard. I2c.
sUGAR-Refned steady but quiet and un-
changed Standard granglafed. $500 net, less
] per cent for cash. In London beet sugar was
, steady and %id higher. January es. February,
o. Nd; Ma, 9s 3D. Raw here duh and uoni-
nally unchanged. sales are 5000 bags Cubas,
D
cost and freight. equal 70 SiSSc here. Spot.
centrifugal, 98 test. 3.57izc nrscovado. 50 test,
3.l7izc; molasses sugar, 50 test, 292'zc
TICE-Firm and unchanged here and at
primary points
! rETALS-COPPER-S weak: spot.
January. February and March quoted AT 12G
l21Oc; April. l2T 12.l5c London quiet spot,
f55 Is Sd: futures fJ6 So od. Lake copper,
12.s7I7 1926: electrolytic l2.621s q 13c;
casting 1877. 412.C2Ec. TIN--Weak-Spot,
80 80 4Cc; January. 39.72i5 SOC: February,
March and April, 395094 4dc London easy;
spot. f1S5 es Sd: futures f1s3 15s. LEAD
quiet. spot 44514 55c Now York. 4 500 4 35c
sPELTERDQuiet, 555 q csc New York. s 20
a5.45c East 81 Louis. London, spot, f24.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. eys 1870 In Lon
don Locally unchanged No foundry
Northern SIS ESQ SO %; 30 ., sf4 20 q SIS T5:
no ] Southern and No / Southern soft, $l5 20
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Business mod
crate but prices were well maintained. Syrups
steady but quiet.
NAVAL STORES-There was further rise
IN spirits turpentine here and at Savannah.
Rosin was nr1ner. with tar steady.
OiJS-Iinseed oil very firm to-day. with
card prices nj 81 dG2c for American seed. Re
fined petroleum unchanged.
COITONsFED OII~-Moderately active. but
steady. and at the close prices were lg3 points
net higher Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Jan. 1l.-Whest to-day closed q,
practically the highest point reached on the
present upturn Buying for houses supposed 10
represent leading longs WIS responsible A cold
wave OF much intensity prevails IN the North
west and tended 10 arouse fear for the winter
crop Latest prices showed a net gain Of q,
a. 4 10 The days trading made corn i,c - y =
dearer osta = c and provisions &c 10 22isc ne
cided strength developed Ia wheat from the out
80 Pain and SNOW predicted for the SoutbWest
t.d r,Tnsed iuconssqucntisl Russia ana Argentine
,ee1,c holding cargoes 81 hrmer figures and there
vas a substantial oecftahS OF Stocks at Mime
aDoIlf Range OF pTlcts.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
tee COMPANY


Tor account OF whom II may concern.
1900 Phanix Light and Power Company
frst mortgage 3 per cent collateral
trust gold bonds, due May 1889,
coupons May and November ac-
crued interest 10 be charged ...... 20
30 shares Z. W. Bliss Company per
cent preferred .....s..ss. .s'.s.s.... ia
shares National Park Bank k......... 352'
= shares Bank OF America ........... beS
- shares First National Bank. ....,... S52
100 shares Union Typewriter Company .
- NsHlton ..........'.s ''''''''s.ss -
10 shares Windsor Trust Company -. 115
shares Securities Company OF New
tN4h ..s......'. ..'sss '''''ss llV
% shares American Fro insurance
- company Of Newark ................ 4S5
~ Shares Morris Il Essex Railroad
Company ...................... lTG
and Trust Compsniy. ...'..............11oo
i'@oo snares United Copper Company COM
mon' trust certificates TO bearer
French market shares-signed by
metropolitan Trust Company OF the
'ity or New York, with which trust
company the original shares are de-
posted; per share re................... Is
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
SEED PRICES.

Apri pn & 90: OCTOBER. Il ALsfKE-Prime. s me-
50 so; March, 50 40. TIMOTHY-Prine, 81 65
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12

receipts, 40 double decks Prime heavies, IS 10;
mediums, IS 81; heavy yorkeis, s. 8Oa$s IS; light
yorkers. ss to9sS 45. pigs. s. 45g$s 30; rousha.
Ib0&7
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12


State OF New York, County Of New York, ss;
l. c. D. BAcKUS, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemny swear that tie above
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief C. D. BACXUS Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before ms this 1ith
day OF January 1911:
HERBERT F. cHRIsrIE.
Notary Public. y. 7. Co.
Corrsct-Attest:
WILIIAM, Il; MOORE
JAS. T. HILL.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1o1i'2I.
FURNISHED by Swsrtwout & Appsnzcilar, NJ. q
Pine sIrcet)

name Maturity. est yield.
s,ianttr coast Line : p c, l9ll-'lI....5 An
I{ufi Roch Z, PITTS 4-4i7 y c. i9l9-27.. al "a,
CsHtraI Of Georgia 4is-S p c. l9l1-'i7. ~
Central Of New Jersey c. l9ll-'17. 4a "A
Chss & Ohio 4 y c. le1l-l7 7........... 4la
chic a Alton 49, p C. lsll-, d. .. -
chic & East IN 4is-5 c. I9ii-.Ii.... 80 4@
~, Esm & Dayton 49, p e. 19ll-2o. 5l7 al
Delaware &. Hudson ~ , C. 1922 .... -. "a
Hoskfns Hi5S Il g Ivslley 4Ae 2 :. lollTis, *
Kan G IT S e. NJ ~. , c, lsll-'l5.... 81 AZ
RSn Ciiy Southern AZ C. i91l-l5. 81. az
Lehigh Valley ~ C. ,dSl dIslli.1illt.... ~ -
S1oLle 4 Ohio sc ? c. lsll-'16...... bit 4I
K central Lines lsiI-.22 ,sii .22 ~ 4.
ipSGrTsTlvsnia 3iz-4 D {. l911tl7...... a. It
St L 5 r 4-'EitIES ( C. = clSliaaII,lh iaI, .h -
e,,boaTd Air Line 4ig-5 p c. l9ll-'l7 5h az
southern ny $h-4-+1 e. Co lall-21.. 81 az
vtabaeb AS p c. 1a1l-'21. 21........... 81 "a
wheel & L Erie Az c. 19ll-22 o. s.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

d he following securities were sold yester,
ofy at auction OF the exchange salesToou
~ Adrian y Muller & Son:
By order of executor
- SHARES Title Insurance Company Of
~ shares Bond ard Mortgage Guaran-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
MOIAssEs AND SYRUPs-RusIness mo
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
NV ynrk- January II. 1911.

Nov EOrk, JHIludI1 II IVII.
BEANS AND PEAS-Rsceipts. S,vsi bag-
beans 7gO bags peas. Market stnening little
on rhoirs state marrow and few shlhll sa!cs
reported up 20 81 80. Medium ana p7a STEADY.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED By ]. Thomas Reinhardt, No. IS
Broad street New York. and no. "a Devon
shire street, Bostcn)
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
TrA pTr fsrTEG

So ~ New York County OF New York ss:
81 CHARLES ". RiECKS Cashier OF the
hnye-named bank, DO solemnly swear that the
aabovs statement Is true ~ the best OF my
Aho"''Ns' CHARLES W. RTDcKs. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this iIth
A. y, January l01
day oi II NJ cLEAvER Notary Public.
co,vsct--Attest:
~' r C. CONVERSE,
d q REID. Directors
FRED'K B. scHENcK.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BANK REPORTS.
REPORT OF 'nfi The CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

at New York City. In the state OF New York.
al ths close OF business January 7th 1911:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
BANK STOCKS.
STOCKS.

'Ex dividend Per cent tx dividend f.
Ter cent
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'F o b afcat tAsked
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles y. Barney & Co. No 25
Ercsd street. New York and 30. 1872 South
4lh Et.eet- P-lLa lnhIal
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
mo. 6451
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
aERE9TY NATllKsl BANK

ar New York, in the State OF New York. at tho
close Of business. January Tth. 1911:
RESOURCES.
roors and discounts .s13.6s2,i4 70
GysrjraSts sscured and unsecured. So
r s bonds 70 secure circulation. 100000 90
+ bonds 70 secure u. g. deposits 1000 90
Bouds securities, etc. ............. Itss. %S7 81
terye agents. ......1........... laos. .s4S IS
Due from state and private banks
and bankers, trust companies. ana
savings banks ...........'....... blf,ot3 4S
Checks and other cash -
items .....s..s.s''s'' e~iVbooV -
~ HOUSE Jl.Ss.s ..'..........., 1906. 1907
Hgtes bsskS 81 .,.....1e...1~. o...' - 90 $50 90
Fractional paper cur
senfs seHts' '............. 1918 OF
Lawful money reserve
s,eris s........... 4,74i 7be 20
Tegal-tender notes.. tS3O20 90
Redemption fund with
n s Treasurer (5'o
OF clrculation) ........ 1890 o.
Due from r. S. Treas o
"'' - 7.i72 se2 6s
New-York tribune., 1911-01-12
surrALo. ROCHESTER, d PIrTsBURo.

Total net rev. S1.2Ta.sG Ssss. .35s 1891 442
Tozes ......... los OJU 10000 1000
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

THE SUN feels highly compli- mented at the action of the Cattle Growers association in making it the official paper for northern Arizona. The live stock interests of northern Arizona means bread and butter for thousands of peo- pie, concerted action and full understanding among the people is needed. Information concern ing the stock business, as printed in THE SUN from week to week, is of value to all concerned, and we hope to cover all northern Arizona as fast as it is possible to do so. Try THE SUN for awhile; if it is delivering the goods we would be pleased to have you say so. As soon as there is change of the close corporation territorial ad- ministration, we will be able to furnish you with sanitary inspec- tors reports of shipments and slaughter.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14
Notice to Teamsters

Scattering of cans, trash, wood, and other refuse along the high ways must be stopped. It is not only unsightly but dangerous. Teams and horses are often badly frightened, and for general pro- tection such stuff should be picked up when dropped from loaded wagons.
 Complaint has been made often of late and it is to be hoped that more care will be exercised by teamsters and that further action need not be taken in the matter.
 A. ]. DIAMOND,
 Co. Supt. Roads.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14
CORNVILLE NUBBINS
Cornville, Ariz., July 10.

MT. Beatty is packing fruit in the Hurst orchard.
 The loss of hay, from the recent rains, is comparatively nothing.
 Will Griffin and wife of Jerome were visitors at Cornville last Thursday.
 Johnny Lane and bride returned to Jerome last Saturday, after a fortnight's visit at the Page ranch,
 Chas. Dickinson and family and Lindsay Lane and wife were among those who celebrated the Fourth in Jerome.
 Mrs. Henry Schu hermann and son, Henry, IT,, are down from Sedona for a few days visit with friends here.
 A few of the families who re- mained at home the Fourth cele- brated with a picnic dinner in the Girdner Grove.
 Johnny Hurst has a fine fruit crop this season. Both peaches and apples are of a better quality, owing to the lesser quantity.
 Uncle" John Sinclair left for the mountains last week after a bunch of broncos. We can hardly imagine Uncle John settling down to sandpicking without occasion ally giving heed to the lure of the trail to chase the elusive bronco.
 C. ]. Topping and wife and MT. and Mrs. Winslow spent last Monday exploring Montezuma Castle. The Winslows are resi- dents of Pittsburg, Penn, and are spending their summer vaca- ton in Arizona, having quarters with the Topping's.
 l. w. Copple died last Friday evening at the home of Wm. Say CTS. MT. Copple was one of the pioneer settlers of the valley, who helped to blaze the way to the present civilization. Funeral ser vices were held at the Cottonwood school house and the body was in- tered in the local cemetery there.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14
Injunction Proceedings Granted

Niles l. Cameron, brother of Delegate Ralph Cameron, arrived in the city Friday, and will begin legal proceeding against the Santa Fe, to restrain the company from building roads on mineral lands owned by MT. Cameron near El Tovar. Reese M. Ling has been retained by the Cameron interests as counsel, and will leave today to present the matter before Judge E. M. Doe, at Flagstaff. Prescott Journal Miner.
 Injunction was granted by Judge Doe. The road in question is being built by the Santa Fe of Macadam along the rim of the Canyon for tourist travel.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

The meeting of cattle and sheep men in Flagstaff during the week of July 4th indicates very strongly that Flagstaff is not only the financial center of Northern Ari- zona, but is justly entitled to the honor of being the real stock cen ter as well, Gradually our fame as a stock raising community is spreading over the different stock markets of the country and it will not be long until we will receive just appreciation along those lines.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

The Normal School is entitled to a vast amount of credit for Dir nging Flagstaff to the attention of the outside world. This popu- lar school has doubled in impor- tance in the past year and Dr. Blome is enthusiastically boosting to double it the next year, if suffi- cient room can be provided for students. The powers that be have to be shown every step of the road, and Dr. Blome is a pro- ficient guide.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

Reciprocity with Canada would do no direct injury to the United States, but the great fear seems to be that it would be an opening wedge for tree trade with other countries. Many people have a wholesome horror of the old near free trade days and are somewhat shy of the prospects of reciprocity.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14
Happiest Girl in Lincoln

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, I had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. l began taking Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets and in three days was able to be up and got better right along. l am the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such good medicine" For sale by all druggists
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

When the newspapers of north ern Arizona come to a realization that northern Arizona interests are their interests and that fight along that line is necessary to se- cure what is coming to them, then northern Arizona will begin to come into her own.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

Editor Bill Hattich, of the Tombstone Prospector, not hav- ing sufficient trouble merely edit ing newspaper, has butted in as a judge in a baby show. Some editors would rather have trouble than to increase their circulation.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

Senator William Allen Smith, fresh from a conference with Presi- dent Taft, says Taft will veto the bill if the recall of judges is left in. With that certainty staring us in the face statehood again goes glimmering.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

An Orphans home is a new project advocated by people in southern Arizona. Northern Ari- zona has no orphans which grew here, but is taking care of many from other sections.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

In speaking of a Chicago fire the Albuquerque Journal said: Some of the firemen almost es- capped death. The Journal seems sorter cut up about 1t.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

The assessed valuation of Co., conino county shows a remarka- ply good increase over last year and the people seem to have the goods.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

THE SUN is endeavoring to cover as much of northern Arizona as possible. We attempt to print things of interest to people ot northern Arizona, and not tumble of things that are of no special interest.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

It will sound mighty good to the people when they hear that the additional city water reservoir is being built. Flagstaff can af- ford to spend good lump of money on the project.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

A Chicago woman won hus- band on bet, Now she wants to stake some other woman to him.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

What could be sweeter to the people than dissolved sugar trust2
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-14

Issued every Friday, Subscription price two dollars year. in advance. Every paper is stopped at the expiration Of the time paid for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
MAY REACH NAMES
DEAD BEFORE NIGHT
Rapid Progress Being Made in Pump
ing the Golfer Dam Surrounding
ing the Wreck---USe Power
ful Pumps.

Havana, Junne 15.-Beiore sundown
the work Of removing the water from
the Golfer dam inclosing the wreck Of
the baltleship Maine will be carried to
point low enough to reveal portions OF
the wreck submerged tor Is years. in
rIuding a part OF the midship section
Immediately affected by the explosion,
the Whole quarterback and a portion OF
The berth deck, in which, it is believed,
lie the bodies of most Of the und:s-
covered victims of the great tragedy.
The wafer in the Golfer dam last
evening stood at the four and a half
foot le1el. This morning the most
powerful pumps will be put to work
with the object of reducing the level
during the day to ten feet, which viii
permit the partial exploration Of the
upper part OF the after section from the
stern to Immediately forward OF the
engine room space, where the explosion
severed the forward section, including
the ten-inch turret on the starboard
side. All this latter portion OF the
vessel is submerged many feet in ex
cess of the after part, and probably
will not be revealed until tbs dam is
completely emplied and great
quantity OF mud eycavate6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
ARGUED ON OBJECTIONS
Lovingston Depositors to Refund
Money Withdrawn from Branch
Bank After Trust Company
had Passed into the Hands
of Receivers.

Most Of the tltlIe 81 re Corporation
Court today was consumed in listening
to arguments on the objections fled t.
the report oil Special Commissioner
John NJ. Johnson on the affairs OF the
Virginia Sale Deposit and Trust Cor.
pora:iol. The arguments were made
by Harmon d Walsh, OF Charlottes-
Vile. counsel for the Vickers estate,
Attorney Elliott, OF Charlottesville,
counsel for St. Paul's Guild, of that
place; Attorney Carusi, of Washir Ct n,
and Gardner L. Boothe, OF this city,
rouE cl for the American National
Bank, and Samuel 6. Brent, counsel,
for : r. Donahoe, state auditor,
decree was entered directing the
Second National Rank OF Culpeper Ia
charge back to the receivers within
ten days all rediscouuled notes fot
which the court claims the trust com.
pany is liable.
A decree was also entered ordering
certain parties in t4ovingston, Nelson
county. who had withdrawn their dc
posts from the branch OF the Virginia
Sale Deposit and Trust Corporations
after that institution had passed ms
the hands of the receivers, 70 re.
und the same Within ten day.
Should they fail to do so. the cllk K
was directed to issue a rule agar
them for contempt Of court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
EIGHT BURGLARS MAKE
Off WITH HOTEL MONEY.
Compel Clerk at Point Of Pistol TO
Give Up Money---Two of the
Desperadoes Caught by
Policemen.

New York, June Is Eight men
strolled into the Hotel Pny on Both
street, Just west of Broadway early to-
day as night clerk Charles CImons was
making up his accounts. Producing
revolyers they compelled Cin!ons To
give up the money and then drove him
and another clerk, Albert Wagner, be-
hind a partition and fed. Cimons
grabbed a revolver from the drawer
and ran after them firing five shots al
the men who separated as they reached
the street. Policemen attracted b. the
shooting caught two men who were
later identified by Cimons as his assall.
ants. They we're Joe Rose and LOUIS
Paumana. The police say they recor-
cred S113.
Or the six that escaped, one at least
is believ d TO have been wounded as
the police followed bloody trail
Broadway.