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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
Deaths

In Brattleboro, May !, Mrs. Abigail
(Morse) BODICE, 70.
In Brattleboro, May 4, William H.
Mansfield of Newton Highlands, Mass,
In Montague City, Mass, May 2,
Irving B. Baldwin, "a.
In West Mortified April 20, Lizzie
Severance billiard, As, wife of George
billiard.
In West Northfeld, April 81, Charles
Severance, 76.
In West Wardsboro, May l, Daniel
Clark Mundell 60.
In Westminster, April 30, Mrs. Eve
line Moore May, 90, widow of James
May.
In Saxtons River, April 2s, Mrs.
Betsy A. Derry Gale, 81.
In Gill, Mass, April 20, Ernest Har-
vey, 81.
In Mortified, Mass, May /, Miss
Tenny NATION, 80.
In New York city, May /, John H.
F'lagg, 81, a native of Wilmington.
In Keene, N. H., May 2, Mary N.
Newman, so, widow of William G. Bry.
ant, a native of Brattleboro.
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PERSONALS.

| t, H. Ilcf was III ddnlalVd lu'suaA'
Mrs. Adm Dutton is i'll at her home on
| the Putney road,
Mrs. 4. p. Carpenter has returned from
weeks visit in Boston,
Charles Miner is adding 800 peach trees
to his orchard this spring,
Mrs. Walter Il. Snrgis is confined 70
| her home with a rheumatic attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bugbee of Putney
were Sunday visitors at w. ID, Bugbee's.
H. $. Fisher left today for Westminster
where he has contract for concrete work
Kenneth Harper of Mount Hermon
| school is visiting his uncle, George liodg
! kins.
Father Long OF Proctor spent Wednes-
| day with his mother and sister on Cedar
street
Fred Gaffney of Fitchburg, Mass, has
entered the employ OF w. ID. Llnehan, the
barber.
Frank w. Pier was in Jacksonville on
business from Thursday Of last week until
Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Macdonald, who was taken
TO the Memorial hospital two weeks ago,
is improving.
Mrs. Nina 0'Meara underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the Mehoriai nos
pital last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Adds and two chill
aleh 20 ed'I I u Ooi"'''''"' ~ oe
s'ne se'e ""s
Miss Emma sexton oil Montague NY
Mass, has been guest oil her sister, MITE
james Alien, during the week
Alted peterson te 'i WI Easnra Up
WING pay NY AZ ss"ooI " ~ H..
ing Tue se''i'es vi uo.vo' " uie'' ~,
Mrs, Ernest Rice and MISS Florence fos::
ter visited N Springfield, Mass FRIDAY OF
day "''"' ''s' 49,
H., r.,l 1,,,,o, IS vo,no,, s,roa. Iost
MIS-, GIed JaPues .. e'h ION s,st ,so 'e ~
N ,eiL'i;,S ~, 90 re- &c. !, UoII;sto,,
NJ Iva''u''e anu ~ '''' ''''e' '1'''''''"'
'iaSs ,..,,.
week with tonsilitis. has returned to his
duties at the c. II. Eddy & company bot.
Ting works
>,
r. 7. Shaw ana family OF. Concord, y; H.;
nave rented the mousse az - highianu
street, Of 4 = Lamson Mr.. shaw Is en-
ployeu by H. L. illiore'h company
Mrs. Mark Jackson o. Springheld'
Mass was a SATURDAY VISITOR III Drattle
poIo NJ JACKSON EXPECTS 70 70 70 am,
hefst, Mass, as prescription clerk III
drug store
Mrs. L. ID. Mastin and Miss Flora Cat
tanacb returned Tuesday evening from The
Hill Augusta. Ga. where thew have been
for abomf three months on account of Mrs
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05

An amateur philologist in New York
has unraveled the derivation of the
principal word in the American vocabu-
larry, "dope." "Dope' means ideas
of any kind-prediction of results in
sporting events or lawyer s argumen.
tative material, or any intellectual
method whatsoever. "Dope" is con-
traction of the phrase, "Do you want
'ope'9" the last word Of which is in
turn, an abbreviation of "opium. "
This used to be the question asked by
the Chinese proprietors of the opium
Joints in San Francisco. "Dope" came
to the man dreaming under the intlu-
ence of opium, and finally to mean any
mental Neutrality-suspicious., argument
or opinion.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
Marriages

In Hinsdale, April 90, by Rev. A. M.
Bradley, Ralph w. Tower of Winches,
ter and Miss Viola F. Chamberlin of
Hinsdale.
In Springfield, Mass, April 80, by
Rev. Neil Mcpherson, Edward II.
Glynn of Grt enfield and Miss May E.
Ketcham Of Putney.
In lownshend. April 2s, by Rev. +.
M. Wiswall of Newfane, Frank Lowe
of Newfane and Miss Alcestes Wheeler
of Townshend.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
FOR SALE

One new two-horse truck, new and second
hand dump carts, one twohorse truck with
stakes, two two-horse lumber wagons with
tight bodies, new and secondhand buggies
Of all kinds, express, Concords, hacks.
depot wagons, and traps and all kinds Of
wagons.
Also agent for the American Ellwood
Fence for the past 10 years. sold last
year about 5000 rods. l have got an
American Fence, six stands, that I will
sell for 20 cents per rod. Also have for
sale four pounds barbed wire, and wire
nails of all kinds that l will sell at a re-
duced price.
chAS. MINER, w. Bra ttIeboro. VI.
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Births

In East Dover, April 90, "a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Prouty.
In West Mortified, May 3, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Parker.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our
friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us in
our recent sorrow. We also extend our thanks To
Rev. w. S. Boardman and the singers and to those
who gave the beautiful floral tributes. May each
receive like blessing in their hour of affection is
the wishof
Mrs. Clark Mundell
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Tudor
Mr. and Mrs. L. ]. Han ris.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Mundell
Miss Eta f. Mundell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
Ia m nm shares I'm the local stock marker.
chiefly United States Steel common
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows: Union "a.
cifc Railroad Company, regular auertsf III
!. Southern Pacific Company. regular qua
terlv u, per cent, payable July J. n jionst
Biscuit Company. regular quarterly t9s pr
cent on the common, payaole jury 10 IN.
re g,Ilar quarterly ! per cent on tne pre-
ferred. payable May 81: Adams Express
company. regular quarterly 3 per cent
payable June /; Underwood IypeNrl.ef
Company, initial per cent on tne conlll'oa'
pavablo July I. and regular quarterly y.
Ger cent on the preferred, payable July ];
Eorden's Condensed Milk Company. regy-
lar quarterly IL per cent on the prelerreuf
navabIe June Is: Laclede Gas Company
rec,IIer quarterly IL. per cent on the COM
mon and seml-annual 2iy per cent on tns
preferred: Homestake Mining company
regular monthly 30 cents, payable May .;
Pure oil Company. quarterly per cen' ."
the common. payable June J.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEATS LowEs.
Two New York Cotton Exchange inemoer.
ships have been sold for $1,000. a. agans'
the last sale az s13,400. Tie membership OF
". 4. Manning has been purchased BY WI,
lam Ray. for another. and that OF Rooer,
Wolfenden by J. T. Gwathmey, FOR anotn'
WILLIAM E. COREY a DIRECTOR;
william r. Corey. formerly presidnet Q,
the United states Steel Corporation, ana
Henry d. Rea a Pittsburg steel man,
have been elected directors of the calume,
and Arizona Mining Company
Steel, MILL OPERATIONS.--Gt is IN
derstood that the United states steel Cor
poration is nov operating about 81 per cent
Of its blast furnace capacity. reducton
of II per cent compared with the llsh
level reached in the latter part OF Msrch.
A year ago the Steel Corporation q "a
operating between so per cent and IS per
cent of capacity. Certain or the indspenoen.
companies are running not much over .
per cent OF mill capacity.
MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO hs
Sub-Treasury transferred $4,000 20 san
Francisco Yesterday for the account Q,
local banks. making upward Of 500 20
on the current movement.
MADE ASSISTANT GENERAL NAM
AGER.-Willlam r.. Back has been ap'
pointed assistant general MANAGE OF rs
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust CONF
panY.
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST-rhe
Stock Exchange has stricken from tre lrs:
American Securities COMPANY trll pad
subscription receipts for per cent 1ehert'
ures.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Little or no interest was mani man, rrad,na
the market for outside securl,iesip orc',nIne
was light throughout the Is,. ,a,ed nv
issues were more or less nianlp u steady
Whis the sc, sehep with the excepton
Of the high priced industrials. were w'th an
a fraction. Standard OIL was s,iVne nerI-
improvement of nearly three po,n,s' inter
c com Rmbber was slightly hrmer: In
the mining list Greene Cananea 49," re-
Consolidated. after carly heav,ne,s ar &c.
covered Ray Central deveI1pe' porcupIne
stocks ruled steady, with a TAR po ,gaa and
for the higher priced issues. Ia . hose am In
Nipissing. were practically neg ,eeuL per
bonds National Railway OF Mex,Co Nest.
cent notes were decidedly stroImIs.ta,. ISSUES
a hont tucbupOp1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

The way the market broadened out on
the afternoon advance was gratifying TO
traders on tho Consolidated Exchange VINO
entertained bulish Views Prices rose
leading the list in activity. Commission
houses reported that the Improvement had
stimulated better interest in the market
on the part Of their customers. There was
disposition 10 pay more attention 10 soon
crop prospects and the ease Of money ana
less attention to the tariff situation IN
Congress. Mexico End other influences
which have tended toward unsettleinent
recently Hopes were freely expressed on
the floor that the United States Supreme
Court would hand down on Monday next
Us long awaited decision In the trust
cases. and II was predicted by the ouus
that. no matter what tho decision. the relief
that Wall Street would feel, once the UNI
certainty was removed, would stimulate
an upward movement IN the market Dc
tailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London May 1.-The weekly returr y
the Bank OF England shows the follow y y
changes: Total reserve increased iSit o'i
circulation decreased sls3.oI3. bullion n.
creased fl95.oSi. other securities decreases
2,1l3oi0, other deposits decreased t2.2So.ct
public deposits decreased f,s.0ep govern
ment securities unchanged The propcr-
ton Of the Banks reserve 20 labl'iues
Is now $3.50 per cent, against $50 20
cent last week, and compares With an 50.
vance from 52Ss per cent 70 81. NHr ce,s
IN this week last year The rstc ~ d'i.
count IS unchanged a per cent
The checks cleared through the Lcrocn
banks for tine week Aggregated So sou"
ago.
Paris. May 1.-THE return ~ ths Bank
OF France shows the following chacseS
Gold on hand increased $4,000 francs
silver on hand increased $1,000 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
cTGGENHEIM EXPLORATION co.
49, BroadNay. New York, May Sth, ~
N-lr,rT.t- on ANN-f-Ar MTJ-T INC

i5h BroadNay. New 1olh .laN s'ILi, ''i''
NOTICE or ANNUAL MEETING.
Tn. Annual Meeting Of the stockholders OF
Gi'GGENHEIM EXPLORATIONS COMPANY.
for the election OF Directors for the ensuing
wear, and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as MAJ come before the Meeting. VIII
- held Al the Office Of the Company. no. 10
Exchange Place. Jersey City. New JERSEY on
ne sixth DAY Of Juno. 1911, al two o'clock
g. NJ The books for The transfer Of the stock
% the Company viii close az three o'clock
p ". MAY sixteenth. and reopen June sew
nth. 1911. CUAs. X. IIPMAN. secretsry.
OFFICE or TIE BARNEY & SMITH CAR
COMPANY.
DAYTON. Ohio &ay och, 1911.
dividend Of PC has been declared upon
10 Preferred stock OF This COMPANY. payable
.Iur- Ist. 1911. Checks on New York viii be
~ q led.
TIC annual meeting OF stockholders will he
he'd az Dayton. Ohio, June 9th. 1911. The
Transfer Books. both Of the Preferred ana
CC,-7Do~ stocks. VIII close MAY 18th, 1911, and
reopen june 9Th. i"li -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

4 quarterly dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND
TTFTY CENTS Cti50) per share being me
nineteentb dividend on the Common capital
stock Of this Company. has been oeclsred'
oevable JULY !. 1911. 20 tho bearers OF DINl-
DFNI, WARRANTS No. 70. annexed 90 cer-
rihcatcs representirg such stock, upon presen-
tation and surrender Of such warrants 70 the
undersigned Treasurer. ~ the once OF Inc
COMPANY 100 Broadway, New York.
s. X. VAN DENEN1ER. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. 7'nI
discount: Chicago. SOC premium san FfavI
cisco. sight par. telesraapn &c, New O..
premium: 81. Louis. ioc premium bid ~
asked. Savannah. buying Disc discount
selling par. Minnea polls SIC premium.
BANK CtEARINGs: New ! Io o.: s ed
timoro exchanges S,ei5l6i. balances r5.I
o7s: Chicago exchanges f5.eQo. -. oalancail
s.. $500: Philadelphia. exchanges Ei3f.s
balances s2,lls2
SILVER MARKET-Commercial bar sil.|
yer, 53az: Mexican silver dollars, ~. Bas|
silver I'm London closed ~ 2fosd, an sdFancs|
Of I'D.
GOLD PRENIUM.-rn Madrid. SO. rs.
bon. 70
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mcxic sr.
change on New York Is quoted at %A...-
FEDERAL TREASURY oPERAIl2Asi
Tho latest daily report OF the fe1efsl|
Treasury shows customs receipts Of aH'G
internal revenue. including corporation tax.
ESQ. eeS. and miscellaneous ti'i 800 tuatlns
2 total 81 s2.2s1.lm Expenditures on ord' 4
nary government account for the ans
tirno we're s372s,55. For the month io
date ordinary receipts have been slosiis y !.
and ordinary expenditures zig 100 tls e.,
cess of expenditures since May ! pelas
g. s52il0 For the fiscal year - DATE orol.
nsry receipts have been s56s 1854, agalns !,
s55S 1IS 2qg IN the same tme last ycar- !" n is
ordinary expenditures have oeen so'V' 49,
compared with SS@. paul ln NV ~
snonding ueriod In 1910 the excess OF eN-
penditures amounting 10 S,3c?a5' against
il;.57oSi2 year ago. Including Panama
Canal and public debt account tns -
of ali oypenditures over receipts since .Jpy
1910 amounts 10 s2S,254,- -, comparing
with a deficit I'm the preceding year ~ 70
s01.1sl. ..-.,.,,,,
srrH-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
Tie local Sub-Treasury was dep,or ~
the New York Clearing House ges's'"a' -
Tho amount OF Sl.3ls,sI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
rmE ADAMS ENTREES COMPANY.

NV =. Nay IIITIl III
The Transfer Books Of this company viii
he closed rom O'Clock '. ". May 18th 20 the
morning or june LIST. 1911
WALTER n. ALBERT
Treasurer.
,T,VFRTfSFNENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
fo- Tho Tribune received al tlei- Uptown ONcc,
80 1864 1;rcadway. between Both ana 3'th Sts..
rt.l q n lock o. m. Advertisements received a.
TIE following branch otces al regular ONCE rates
Until 5 O'Clock p. 10. viz: ga oth ave : .. coI
.3l - iSs III svo.. co... i2,h st: loi East IAN
$ 81 W.. t2A ST.. neLWeen Ith ana sth aves =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london. May iI.-Consols closed 1-ls
higher. AT SIS for money and 81 His for
account Anaconda was unchanged az f7'a
Canadian Pacific - lower at 2397s. Grand
Trunk unchanged at 293..
Money vas plentiful and discount rates
we're quiet.
The stock market Was generally steady
Corsols advanced three-eighths on cheap
money and the better weekly statement Of
the Bank II England. Foreign mining
shares, especially Russians. were supported
oy Paris. but profit taking caused irregu-
isrity in home rails and Mexican stocks.
Tie untitled orders statement Of the
United States Steel Corporation checked
ing the forenoon the market was feature
less Prices were advanced a fraction In
the afternoon. but late New York selling
caused slight reaction. and the market
closed below the best.
Call money in London. lhI1h per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills
2,.02 3-l6 per cent. long bills. 2isG2 3-ls per
cert Berlin discount rate. "a per cent;
Paris discount rate 2is per cent Paris ex-
change on London. % francs 30 centimes: :
Berlin exchange on London. - marks -
ufennigs. Bar gold. us I'd. and American
eagles i6s sd.
PARIS. May ll.-Three per cent rentes
closed ~ centimes higher az - francs 50
centirnes Prices were higher on the
Bogree.
Eerlin. May IT, Prices opened weak on
the Snerss. Later The marEet recovered
slightly on favorable reports from Lon
DIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
MEETINGS.

tNAIGAw&TJO COPPER COMPANY.
81 Brosdwsy. Nev- IorI. april Path. 1911.
Notice = hereby given that the stock cer-
fIfca-e '-ansfer books ~ the Com pany viii be
e'oss6 On MOnda.. MAY IS 1911 ~ o'clock
?. NJ. FOR the purpose Of the Annual Meeting
- 'he compsn'. 20 be held juno :. 1911, AND
fhs' such books viii Be- reopened on Tuesdsy.
lowe 6 fHif AZ n O'Clock A. ".
s. u MIf.lN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
Union Pacific Railroad Company

V,anI I'M ~ % S,o.l
~ .h's Compsuv has this day been declared.
payable A. the Treasures Office, 100 broad
psy. New York. X. y. on July }. lSll, 20
stcckholders Of record at II O'Clock noon on
saturday. June Q. 1911. $3.50
The stock transfer books VIII not be crossed.
Stockholders who have rot already done SO
are reques.d to promptly file mailing orders
ror dividends with the undersigned from
whom biz nix orders can be had on application
FREDERIC v. =. CROSBY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks w
which there were no transactions Yesterday
on the Sew York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
MINING,
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
FURNISHED rs Swartwout g. Appenzellar. No. 20
DIVA


Pine street,
Interest
Mann. Maturity. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p G. iol1-'17... - "a
n & r 4-4I1 p C, 1927 ........... -, A.
Central OF Georgia .ig5 y c, 19l1-'l7. a. -
Central % y p @. lgll-'l7.... ~ Al.
Chesapeake & Ohio {, l91l-'17.... ~ A.
Chicago Alton 4-4ia-5 c, l9ii-'19.. A's
Chicago < r AZ > = ., 1ell-'lI.... AZ ~
Chicago Y & 81 6 p C. 19ll-'1e.. ~ "a
Cincinnati II q n 40 C. 1911 -'20. 80 "a
Delaware & Hudson "A C.. 1927. AZ -
Erie a l2-5 . C, 9l1-'l1........-..... IS
Hooking Valley. 4-4'a p C. lsll,.is .,
Hudson Manhattan 3 p 9. l9ll-'io.. >
* G TT & NJ ~ D c 1911 i5...... % "a
X e Southern Al . 9. 9ll'lJ........ 4ss
Lehgh Valley 49, Q, i0ll-l6 "a s..
Missouri Pacific p c. 1911 II ........ 5li "a
Mobile e. Ohio SO p c. i9li-'l6.... ~
central Lines Q. 1911 e. - -
Norfolk & Western 4 p G. i9ll-' To-. - -
Pennsylvania 3i4-f p c. 19li-'t7...... a.. ~.
81 l. K + tao p @. lHl1-.1i. go. -. -
DO guar \ G 4 I ? G. i9il-lI.. ~
seaboard Air Line AS c, lel1-'li. . -
Southern Ry 3is-4-4i3 p {, latl-'2i.... ~, ~
Virginian nv = c. lpi1-1n. ....... 81 ~
" ahash r r Al p ., l9li-'2i % ~
Wheeling & T. Z sis-6 =. lait-22. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12

Total sales for day 47 rights, COM
ared with for the corresponding day n 1910
Total sales January H. inclusive 5e64oes shares
the period in 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. 80
Broad street New York No. 50 Devonshire
street Boston. and No. Is King street West,
Toronto Cenada.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on can
opened AT 2h per cent; highest. "a ptr
cent: lowest, per cent; closing. 2x y,
cent: ruling rate. 2l4 per cent. Tim. rnos e,
remain unchanged. Rates. 2han, ",
cent for sixty days. 2Iz02s. per cen. u,
ninety days. 2a.a3 per cent for four al
five months. 5 per cent for six and se'ea
months a'zd3Ft per cent for eight ard
nine months. Mercantile paper came. is,o
the market slowly, and the limited ssppiv
in brokers hands vas rot inrrsss1.
Rates, 3iz44 per. cent for SKY and nissy
davs' bills receivable and choice tonr n
six months single names. pH5 per csnttos
Others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The fo.eiu
exchange market opened steady, with rst.i
practjcaIly unchanged AZ 1856. ssh for
cables. is&d4ssia for demand sterling,
4stpoa4 st45 for eo-dsy bills and 4@as
& sse0 for po-day bills Short francs ptrs
quoted az go plus 1-32 and 6o-day francs a
5N7, loss i-isn5n7., short reichsmarks 4
81, plus i-52 and 0.day reicnsrarks =,
o4Isdoi il-is The market closed STEADY.
Park~rs' posted rates follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays clcs.s3
quotations for government bonds, col'PH'
with MedneSdav'S: .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
BON OS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

.ecllr cents per share toda le,.
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

(Fuirished b, Van schsick 6 CO.. No I. Wall
slrtet.D
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-05-24
TROUBLE RESULT or
SAILOR ROW IN SAIooN

san Diego, Cal, May 23.-No sail.
ors IRON the Pacific fleet arc In tail
mere AZ present. one sailor arrested
more than week ngo was released
recently upon instructions from Dis
,rict Attorney III. s. tftley. who moved
that the man be released upon his
own recognizance. Warrants are out
Tor the arrest Of three others. but II
" doubtful whether they will he serv.
ca. he trouble grew ont of a row
IN saloon here between sailors. The
sailor patrol. In stopping the fight
ran across two plain clothes men. one
oi whom was brandlshing revolver
ne was promptly dubbed BY sailor
policeman and his gun taken away
from him. The sailors claimed they
thought he was a civilian interfering.
The matter was taken up by the
commercial bodies of the city and
each presented resolutions 10 the ad.
miral deplorlng the incident and as
snring him of the good will of the
citizens The sailor patrol now has
its headquarters in the police station
and Is working IN harmony with the
polce department.