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New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
DRYGooDs DIVIDEND STANDS
Reduction in Claim Rate Not Followed
By Parent COMPANY.

Tho directors Of the United Drv Goods
Companies declared the regular quarterly
dividend NJ q per cent yesterday on the
common stock payable on May l. Com
mentina upon TINS action. which contrasts
with the reduction 2 fev DAYS ago of the
dividend rate on the common stock Of the
r. P Clahin Conpanv the principal sub
sidiarv Of the United Dry Goods Companies.
ccom ~ pei cent a wear. John Clatiin.
who rs president Of both companies. said
"rhe n. y Cl3hin Company is direcnv
dependent on the prin5rv markets When
these markets arc cheerful the wholesale
business I'm New York is good VIXEN fher
are depressed n is bad Bv averaging the
good and the had the C1ahin company has
paid regular dir .dends since it- orzsnizs
Uion. acEreEating now more than $3.50 p
share on its common stock This year is
exceptionallv lean ~ wholesale next year
NAV he exceptionally prosperous
United Dry Goods Companies depends
r7ainly for its revenue on retail businesser.
md IS hut slightly affected h. the course
r the primary markets Last year United
Dry Goods Companies earned II per cent
for MS common stock and paid per cent
This year it n likely 10 do equally well. de
spite the general depressio The retail
.rsde suffers but moderately IN hard times
lod i- pretty sure 20 20 ahead m good
times
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
ERIE TO PAY NOTES
Will Take Up S12.500,000 Is
sued in Spring of 1908.

The Erie Railroad Company will pay off
today the sl250o ooo three wear Per cent
notes outstanding Of the $1,000 0o1 issued on
April :. 1905 The funds for taking care
Of the maturing notes were obtained about
a month szo through The sale Of new
issue Of three-vear & per cent notes 70 J
T. Morgan & Co. the First National Bank
and the National City BanS.
Wall Street stiil remembers well the diff7
cult situation in which the Erie found il
self three wears ago. With S5.5o0@o notes
coming due for taking M which the d
rectors had decided upon no plan. Al
the critical moment the late z. IT, HART
man offered 10 buy at % such part Of the
nav notes. up 70 g. on, as might ensh bic
the company 10 pay off the noteholders de-
string payment In cash. His offer was ac-
cepted. and the threatened receivership
was averted. the company securing ~ the
same time %5.ooocoo new capital through the
transfer Of another 100000 of the new
notes at psr - a banking syndicate.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

and the south portion of ne Cur a. nistre
Garner b- slnlas in the hoft1Nf,N .sIssiss',,f.
sfsf-- AM me Nissouri ana 1-PTi
gslle-'e - r-4tand coast VII
D.. U,ht ~ n1caefata northwest 70 nj. go,
4Io sflsn,lc coast moderate nor -, ~ .o .onth
solta atlantic coast. mcreate SOU h.s., sorth
oast fgff coast. Moderate fhl N =. nth
u-es, CIlf coast moderate s9u'h"Ss' ,.,ie
fstc michigan light 20 moderate AZ ~ rvropesr
steamers Departing ehtdfchy W ,,b on
,,.rrs rrfu have moderate ~rlfn ir-S
sraii- FAIR weather . the Grand 'i%NH'
Fcrecasf fer sreci1l L0caiiiies'--Fo'
trio. ~ columblo unsettled to-daf
,atr hight m moderate northeast ~ ezst
Fer Maryland unsettled in noftA' f'iH
so,,,h rortion - 1av. slular. fair Neh' wv
oro,e rortheast 20 east winds
For virginia. unsct,ed TO-DAY "',h
central and south portions sunhsy ta''
crate northeast winds .a IN
Vor Delawsre ana NeP Iersey. nnsfi,''
6,,. SUNDAY fair. moderate northeast El',I inset
ror Eastern Pennsylvania. fSlI nw ~, nod
t<7 iu south portion to-dar SIn''f' i'i
crate north winds ., -, a,-.. generally
20, western Pennsy'vania geneI't, ,n,ods
6.- and -un6ay ngnf - fnoders'~ az - sun
ror weston Kew YORK faif tp-oi @""
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nsw Ynrk. Anrn Z 1911

New York Aprl :, 1911
BEEVFS-Receipts "a ears. or 4 242 head.
lne!uding y cars tor me market. 20 cars on
lOm15c lower. bulls ild cows about steady
several cars steers unsold. Good 20 choice sold
a. SO 200 So - per 100 II oxen. 50 80 bulls.
Dressed beef duh but steady London cattle,
49,, n lic. dressed weight, sinking the ofa
liverpool cattle. io@, n II - dressed weight.
in addition 20 the orai Exports today T15
row scr cattle and stj quarters cr neet N the
Ninns,onka TO London. So quarters n The
New York. also for London, 40i quarters tn the
Saics-Mc Pherson ~ Co. II Pennsylvania
steers 1907 10 average. 81 s. per 700 10. 2i.
isGl II. So -. @. 1897 III. SO 55. iS tlel lb.
10 1iSi lb so % Is Kentucky oxen. 1927 No..
e. 80 | bull 100 10. 81 So. 9. f21N 10. 50. e.
a3G IT, 81 s.. /, la7o 10, 81 - ? so 10, s. 80
- Ohio COWS; lua' 10 - 70 COVE, o. lsle ID ID
M 81 so T. 1926 III 81 30. = 1870 10. 81 -.
"a esn H. 81 l o55 n. ~ so. p. 9a4 10. 81 ~ (.
?. 1000 h. 81 80 .. SIG TO- 81 20; D. 1000 H.,
e. - u, as4 II. s. 80 l. 10 10 81 30: Z 7si
IN 81 40 :. I35 III, 81 40. !. $50 lb. s. ..
sharnberg & Son 20 Pennsylvania steers
tgr2 IN sa Ta. 10 OHIO. i2ii 10. 20 %.
Newton {, Co. 20 nsnnsylyania steers. 1902
IN Sc * cows 1878 NJ. as S9
Tobin n shannon hull. 1920 10. s. Is. =
ilIs H. 81 ne ls = 5S3 90 COWS sI 1888 edl n r.
s. Is: 3. oiI h 50 80. 3. 1000 II. g. IS. 3. 107
ID sanders. cows 1875 ID So 3. 1927 H.
- 50; l. iie0 n. 80 s.. ,. $50 H. s. rs :. 2TS
w. Juda & Co: bull. 1880 ID. 81 Is. =. 100
N 81 sS. / COW ITO N. 81
vania steers. 1874 H. 50 20. buu. llso 10
~CatyFs-Receipts ee4 hssd Including 900
for tse market Active Cor all grades ard 25f
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
DECISION AGAINST TRUSTS?
Lawyer Draws Conclusion from
Justice Holiness Opinion.

Wall Street was interested yesterday In
IN interview published in The wall
Street Journal" in which a LAWYER de-
scr.bed rs counsel FOR one Of the large5t
corporate in the country drew the CON
clusion from Justice Holiness remarks
in Kis dissenting opinion in the Miles
Medical Company case on Monday that the
Supreme Court Of the United States had
reached a decision on the Standard Oh
and American Tobacco cases, and that the
majority opinion would ee IN favor Of tie
government. This lawyer said in part
In his dissenting opinion in the med.
cine case Justice ,folnles said. 4 think II
Is the most enlightened judicial policy 10
Jet people manage their own business IN
their own way, unless the ground for n
reference is clear. What tnen' IS tne
ground uUon which we interiefe IN the
present case Perhaps u may be assumed
10 be ln the interest Oh the consumers on
that noint confess thar : nm n minor'ty
ag - larger i-sues than are concerned
here
In that last sentence Justice Holmes has
NJ De u ss clear as o.'icial decorum would
pcrrat that the ~ iorltv Of rne court mas
taken the side OF compeution IN me more
impoi tanf cases now before IT, comment
ing further on the position OF his col
leagues. Justice Holmes said 7 think that
ws greatly exagGerats the importance 10
If| PUBIC III CgQpthlOn N lnr Hi,tA~it'A
o. dirtributiOn Of an article az h-In- ?
fir price What really fxes that IS the
competition OF conflicting desires There
IS no statute covering this case lhere
l. no body OF precedent that. by ineluctable
logic. requires the conclusion 70 whlcn
tho court has come The conclusion is
reached by extending a certain conception
or public policy 20 new sphere on sucn
matters We are IN q perious country
The opinion of Justice Holmes betrays
-on1e animus r. rhowg decidedly that
there has b@en some vigorous discussion
among the justices and ~ shows where
hnth Justice Holmes and the majority of
his colleagues stand IN the trust question
II leaves absolutely no reasonable doubt
that the majority Of the court has found
against the Standard OIL ard Tobacco com
panies
There viii he no destruction IF property.
no con6scation Moreover. The machinery
Of cooperation among numerous subsld-
laries has been running for some time
with good results. and Whatever me
courts detailed decree NAV be " will he
a very difficult matter 70 induce these
subsidiaries 70 turn again into the pain
Of CfrffhrO9f C0n1porifiOr
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago April 7-CATTLE- Receipts. 2cW:
& western !, aoSsS 80. % stockers ara f-sd
ers. s4as5 y cows and hei,ers. g 'eTs eslvrs:
sSgs s5gsnce lis5t ss ,atsS 90 lx.a s. sess ~
heavy. 81 lodse 10 rough. g. ioQss 90; gooa 70
choice heavy s. s9gsS 20 plss; g. Ea.s 49,, =.
10 Oc0 stesdy. native s29S5. Western 50 25als5
year!ings s. 50Rs) -. lambs. native, soaS' so
Es.t Ru-slo. April 7-cArrLE-Recslpfs.
49, soqd Id demand snd strong s-a.a ,ir
Receipts. $500. slow and steady. heavy So 500
So rs. mixed. s. lcaS7 25. workers., 81 2Jas5 ~:
as5 aa.rfey 81 51GS7 ~ SHFEjp AND LANES
Receipts ii 900: SLOW and steady. heavy
lngs 81 56Sts wsthers 81 S5asS iS.' ewes. - 50
Gs4 81 sheep mixed. S3GS4 -
Cincinnati. April Z T-CArTLE--Receirts, has:
sS 25' common to good " 81 5oast HoGs-Ee
aSs 90 common. Sc 25ass * sHgrpyvece,pss. ~
200 STEADY. 81 5ods+ 2s Lambs steady. s. So
ass IS.
Kansas City Nc APRIL 7-CATTLE-Fs-
ceipts 1000 including 100 sonth.-rs. steady 70
strorg dressed beef and export steers % 1o@
stockers and feeders 81 75ds5 IS southern. 81 70
VS6 TO- Southern COWS. 81 icqs5 %. nst.ve. $50
aS. sssIs s.as ftG - .SaS quiz. 49,, 80:
lower. bulk o, sales. 81 25fs6 -. heavy. So roc
- 20 packers and butchers. SO 259s8 so Lights.
50 i5TiSs 63 SHEEP-Rsce;rfs 3 600. steady u
weak lambs. s. i0dss Is ysarlings 81 5oGsS %:
wethers. ); 25as5 % ewes, sigS4 Is. stccksrs
and feeders sSIS+ q
Pittsburs Arril --CATTLE-s,esdy supply
Light choice, 81 5oqs6 S. prime. 50 i5G>S 70
cHEEP-steady. supply f2ir. PRIME wsthers,
- % common, s2dS3 spring iannbs s1Gitf2 III.
VEAL CALVES. e. 50qsS HOGs--Steady: re-
ceipts. 10 double decks prime hesviss, 81 600
50 20 mediums y i0qsi IS heavy yorker-
s. 1887 ~. light Torksrs. 81 20 pigs 81 251
s. 30. roushs = 75QS6
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
ST. Louis. April -CarTr.r-R R@ceipts Tpa:
dull and weak demand only fer good cratos
sales only retail HOGs-ReceirE s.7l9 arm
aud active Pigs and light So 609S8 90 pack
ers. So 4oas sG 90 heavy. ~ 356ss so SHEEP
Receipts. sl9. only lambs offered and sold a. sS
ass . sheep - 25TSf 80
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
COPPER RECORD IN MARCH
Production Aggregated l30,-
532.08C Pounds for Month.

The production Of copper in March. ac-
cording 10 the monthly statement of the
Copper Producers Association. Issued yes
terday. was the largest in the history OF
the copper industry. asgregating 1859 0S0
pounds, This was an increase Of %. .703, ,7S3
pounds over the February output. The
record breaking production was regarded
as all the riore striking in view OF the
efforts that have been made for months
past by the leading copper interests 20
Keep down the output Of the metal The
preceding high record for production was
made - August last. just before the cur
tailment pol,cv went into effect. when the
output amounted TO ,slS pounds
The increase in production during March.
While disappointment 70 the trade. was.
however more than Offset hv an increase
of approximately 295)0,goo pounds in con
sumption Of the metal The total deliveries
for the month being l25.1el ,9l6 pounds as
against $3.50 OF pounds in Februarv or
the total deliveries IS 0so 7Sa pounds We're
for domestic consumption and 5eoSl 127
pounds for export
The report showed en increase Of 5.3-o l64
pounds IN stocks Of COPPER on hand for
March. which was a much better showing
tran had been looked for. estimates Of the
increase having ranged from 100000 70
l500,oo0 hounds
The Copper Producers rsnort gave the
production and consumption of copper N
tho United States for March, as compared
with Fehrusrv. 1871. and February. 1870,
together with the stocks on hand at the
end Of each month. as follows
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,

New YORK, April Z, l'il
cpAF<- -v'rIF T-sfter weak opening
wheat rallied shaIpiv and AZ the close was = ~
NJ net higher The tone was nei .ohs tnIpI ~ y,
our the session and premiums for NAY oVef wv;
yiderad OUT 20 Issc shorts were aciiye nufN sts
and sentiment at the close was more ouliisn'
With mo belief expressed that much " ne reaf
ish news had been discounted oy the recent ~
cline FcIeisn markets weak ana foreign easn
demand smaller Export s1les. > ioads ~ Np 9
red winter from New York No = red "a g, ere
yator and % &c. b ahoat; 10 No Not,nSa' y
Duluth ~ 05ai y afcat- FplN-Earler a .,
the start bur gained strength. ExpoIf No 8
54i-c. b afoa! oATs-Flrmer. closieg a. Ti "a
advance of isTAc cash oats firm samoa
white. s7igc. No . 37Asc; No Q. Bic. No l, Soc
RYE-Nomnai. RARLEI -FImeI -. MAINS n q, n
= 1881 ~ r i Z Naw York RI ck' HEA
Ouiet. American 3 e. rer 100 n Canadian. 5ec
bid. + New York for export Wheat incl1oIgs ,aI.
-four EXPORTS for the week according r. btad-
stiaet's aggregate 2143,0+3 bushss, against
3 576 ss4 last week and tII7.0sd asl year since ne.
TIiv - $50 132 bushels. against IL yto.o-3 -
,car ,-orn exports Tor the week. SiS. 045 busn-
eis AGAINST 72J 2SG laet week ana 600 o2i last
wear since July ]. 81 e33ssDl pnshels' az SaiNS~
q. aef
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
DULL DAY ON CHANGE
Smallest Volume of Trading Of Year
Spread Over Many Issues

The volume Of transactions on the stock
Exchange Yesterday was the smallest Of
the year to date the total sales being only
127 ass shares. which compares with 152-
760 shares on March Fl heretofore the
6urest full day in 1911 Yesterdays
transactions were also the smallest since
December %, 1910. when 100. $50 shares
were traded in. An unusual feature OF
such dun market was the number Of DIFF
ferent issues traded in. sales of over on@
hundred and twenty stocks being recorded
m tho tape during the session.
Another interesting feature of tho mar
ker was that for the first tine in years
Union Pacific lost IFS place as one of the
most active stocks on the list the total
sales If that issue being about four thou
sand shares. The most active stock on the
list was Missouri Pacific. and then came
steel common and Reading. but the total
transactions IN these three leaders did not
aggregate forty thousand shares
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BUSINESS IROnaIEs

The following bankruptcv petitions were
filed m Tho United states Courr Yesterday
MORRIS y FAYNAN. lawyer. a. 20
iHS Bro5dwar Involuntary ~ Arthur
Casper 2 creditor for l3fl5 The acts Oi
bankruptcy alleged are preferential trans
fere ~ money 70 various creditors Judge
Holt -.Dpoinfed Ezra 7 Prentice receiver
NJ the Ass rs with hond ~ 5000 The
asset@ ara crtiu1ted sf sf0 Noo
Sheriff Shsa received another attachment
yerterda- AGAINST Nr Favman in favor or
batfie Mosisr for g. 700 balance Gf p DRAFT
oi - 000 II the Supreme Lodge. Knight
snd Ladies of Honor which 10 collected
for her o1 -prii 10 l9lo and which he said
no promised - invest for he~
HEINRICH 6 FFTTTNEF. manut4ct-
urar NJ skirts A. 30 ~ Greene street
Irroluntarv II was alleged that he IS
U-oivent made preferential pavment7.
transferred merchandise and accounts and
removed a large part of h'- rro1ertv liz
hilfies 500 and assets S50I
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

Spot qlist With prices Unchanged a. ltrjc tot
r1tdsiirr ur1ards Li~.-pool cablas-spct GOOD de-
.and sales Zoo balos speculation and eSpsrt
1000 American . n"o imports. 1000. mif1llng
rDlanf SD fIturrs oraned steady a. -ds-.
ruin's qf~ance rloesf quiet hut s'eaat. re-
un,hanesd ~ q, points higher Aprl. 800
April-Nav and Nar-June b'i5d, June
eti4 september -Cctoser = a1ise. Octoser- go
reuher iSl,d N0"erlbeg December. h.fZl, De
,rrnher-Ianuarv and iaruarv-Eepruarf : IA
Fnhr'iar,--gfarer 2 n "a Aiarch-April & IZc.
sOFFEE-Shcv further vaakness. closing
ar a net decline cr 20 - points. WIN sales or
- 7To bacs - the decline the market showed
= ner ,ss of - % - points from the hish rolh'
~ Saturtay altAr 'he Y2lorlzatlon sale nad pseA
rerorfef and recent 1e"el0rm@rfs i-dic1tef rnat
f7rai sreru'a,-rs hai cone heavily iona ~ uhs
market ~ anticipation ~ sharp ADVANCE put
buUs or whoever were expected 70 take the
@7Aee nave no' 49, ov-r q disposition 20 support
w luas ard longs have Known ovsr lare
AMOUNT OF coffee IN disgust H1vr- closed y.
franc lower Hamburg vas = 70 = pig decline,
RIO was 210 reis lower ana santos showed a loss
of 100 reis Cost and freight of'ers from EIazli
ees- santos 3'a and IS J. 35c. wi'h vel fo-
srriheS IL a. - 2S- and :. fair coed roast
srs A. i2isc spo, inactive GUY steady 81 the
recer- decline RIO W l2c AID santos s
~ f7c L-cal contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
DIES. ACCUSING STEpFATHER
Girl Kills Herself Following Al
legged Cruel Treatment

Adyohne' \. J.. April "A victim or the
cfuehy OF her stepfether as she alleged
e'Tprana Nerish. twenty one wears old
Woh caroolc acid to-dav at her home. No
20 Avenue T. and died later in tho
hdyonne Hospital The police M nrs.
suspected that tie sterfath Carl Dem
ooWs'n had given poison 20 the girl and
ne was arrested. ie was held later By Re-
corder Mara on charge C perjury.
Demhowski roarricd the girTs mother.
widow, eight months aao Since tho
marriage Stephana had rot lived at homo
uhtA ? week ago. when she returned ,here
ironi the home Of her sister in Jersey CITY.
Inc girl two DAYS SO had her s,artather
s0'nrNciied to court, on q charge cf having
cruelty treated hev mother ard two
brothers, aged nine and thirteen wears. and
herself She alleged that her stapfather
had dragged her out Of bed bv her hair
aId had savagely beaten her The Re
corder adjourned the case until ,-es.Araav
a. the herring Demlowsk accused the
girl of being wayward
When The police received word - dsv
that the girl had taken poison detectives
We're sent 20 the house They found in a
room adjoining the girls small agate can
that hal contained carbclc acid Four
sealed letters which had been written by
The sin 20 friends were also found one
o. them read
Dear Belle, ! am writing you a few
lines for the last time ! viii never see
You asain. J have suffered the Lord knows
how much When ! returned from YOUR
house Sundav evening my stepfather al
lacked me. ! told YOU 7 was beaten Ike
dog IN the street and called all sorts Of
Vie names Just think of beng nuiled
never he my friend any more for this day
! VIII ne no more
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
NEW LIGHT AND POWER BONDS
Xmas County Company Authorized 70
Issue e1.5o0.000.

Tie Public Ser,1ca Commission vfs'er
DAY lu'hor,zed tho issue ~ per cent con
vertfele debenture bends b. the kings
Count Electric L'Ent and Power Connan
70 the amount of S15oo.oc1 The sum Is -
replace n,oncv expended alre3dr and m
call ~ ehort-ter17 notes
The rords are convertible A. rar into
the sock If the company o. the option y
the holders after three Tears ard me, orc
II is also provided thqt demand notes
-,.ithout interest - the amount ~ tns
ne Edison Floltric Illuminating ConpanY
-rhe commission makes 20 & condition
that the bonds must he soid Tor not less
than par and accrued interest
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
THIEF DISGUISED AS COAL
Meter Fobher in New jersey Has
Novel WaY Of Hiding. Himself

>Vutley. : T. April SpeciaD.-DisEwsed
so as 70 hear close resemblance 10 q pile
OF coal . thief has been ronbing gas me-
ters in this town for some time. His novel
method was revealed TO-DAY when he was
nearly captured ar the home Of William
Murren The thief had devised a nlanket
Of papier mache coal. painted black. He
would cover himself with this and when he
heard some ore coming down the cellar
steps the fellow would throw himself into
the Coalbln.
Murren heard a noise IN his cellar early
70 -dsy He looked into the coalbin. hut
saw nothing Later NUrren heard a win,
dow open. and q second investigation re-
veaied The discarded black blanket Black
Diamond jim. rs the thief has been
named got away with $2o in spite of the
fact that barking dogs and excited per
sons Gathered about the house
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aprl T-- The Commercial Bulletin
VIII 5a- ~ the wccl market
The week rms eser a continuance cf fair
purchases bv tho mills n about the s.nis .vel
of prices as was established last week The
features OF the w=ek have been further trading
m TERRITORY staple weois and New Zealand
crossbreds. From 9 coo roo 70 0e0oo pcunfs
are estimated - hqvo been taken
In fonlesticn 'ne territories have hssn taken
quite freely. although not 70 sucn an axtert
as was true las- week Other nails than a
Rhode Island wcrsted n'iii. which took the
largest ict, havs cnrle INTO fhf rlarkst.- EaV
ever. ard have taken ont other lots prices sad
20 range from fTc - lpc .or me Montana ana
a. correspond1rg rates fc- other sts-e rs.ces
rhe shipments cf woci from Ecs.op fgcr1
April g. Inclusive. were S.S01 Al pounds
against - 20 3IS pounds t-r mo same rer..d
lasr year Ths receipts - April 4. inc tusvs
we've 6I.@15 GsS pounds. against -. .03s s0I fer
The same pasicd asr year
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
FOREIGN MARKETS

Ii~srpcol. arrl 9 -wHEAT-spet s-l t.,-
ures weak Ma ss Iist july - - cc-ctsr.
So SAD COEE-Srot nrr American miae-S
nev, fs I'D American mixed cd 50 "a
American nev biln dfiei ~ - FUTURES ga,
Nav. A. SD IDiv ss "A FLOTR--W.rf3
paten,s oTs HOPS in London Paelgc coas3.
4 issT fS bs BEEF Extra rrcia mess 1895 a-
PCEh-Srinls mess Western ezs Cd HAMS
Short clt. 5es PACoN-CgmbeLllr ev' sss
snort rib. 5@s - clear bellies SOS iong -issr
miidles. light. 55s 81. ieavT. 5.e short c.ssr
Backs Is I'd sHOrLpG pGRS-s1uare 48s
LARD-Prin. V-es-srn. ,i-r-ss as - Ar,eri--
can r7nnsi, rsiis 52s 81 Chef SIC inad.an
Anest white new $50 cccret. ess BUTTER
Fin-st Uri,eS states. SIS goos sos TrFrEset-
TINE--spirits ess ROsIN-conrior. lss PE-
IRoLEJ N-Refned eizd. LINsEED OII.-50s
COTTCNErFD OIr-Edn reHnsd snrt ses 3d.
rALLOV --AGstrsisn IN London 3Ss Sd
LcnGo7 April RAW srGAR--centr,.ug 20
Us CO rrs-ova4o los "a pECr SUGAR.
April. JOS I'd CALCUTTA LISsEED-April--
June. SIS LtESEED QIL-4Ts II SEEM
CrI-esf sos FTPoLrr'M-Anerican rsrr4s
5i.d spiri-s siss TUEPENrINr-sp,rits 65s
EosIN-Americaa strained. rs ~. nHe. iss
An,werr Aprii 7-FErRcr rFst-is rraa1a
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
HOLD WArcHMAN IS sMUeeLE7

zscharias Eolsa. n vatchmar employed
~ the pie- ~ the Era1t=h r,ne. ~ss oeuchr
early resterdav morning H." 'u-tCms
v'atchmen. IN on attempt 30 CARR rom the
rier a rather bulky na~kage search
disclosed ore hundred 1re Havana cigars
and tvo BOTTLES ~ vine Made suspicious
~ their discover the customs nan de-
cide4 uror search ~ the crew quarters
on the zteamship Antonio Lopez Of the
Srarish Linz and thew efforts WerA re-
wardad with the indirr - more contra
band
IN ths bakers quarfers the- discovered
ore hundred cigars. twent- -SiS package ct
cfga retfes ard twenf, pounds II tobacco.
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New-York tribune., 1911-04-08
SWORE FALSELY, SAYS CHILD
Little Girl Confesses She Wrongtully
Csused Her Father s Conviction.
rBv Teiegrsph 80 The Tribune

Trenton. X r. April 7-Because she was
going 10 confession little Emma Reichel
said she wanted 70 make u NJ with those
she lied about. and. according 20 af1daUts
submitted in the Mercer Court today al
Of the testimony she gave against her
father was false.
Argument was made for a new trial for
victor Reichel and affdavits were sub
mitted showing that his twelve-"ear-old
daughtar had said that she lied because
her mother promised her a neT dress n she
did and q whipping u she did not. The
father was convicted of statutory Of
fence The argument will he continued
next week