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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
PADDOCK BROKEN E 0N CHR|ST'S TOMB

Jerusalem, March 16.-(Special) )--Jeru- salem sa been in a state of ferment re- gently sf rH'ieck. Some time ago the padloC af lHe aan, of the Church of the l el# sapsiehf was found to have been 9faser Th keys of the tomb of Chrii ia tse lands of a Mussulman faml hian re guardianship has de- seen r a ratons, but the .docu- mer sbist the family's rights to lt say nothing about the pat SN~
 ' Lusk y ~s--yrecedent to go upon, and tf Is were. much. embarrassed to x siSj a@m to 'onfde the mending Q 1e NY he choice lay between the ( Orthodox priests, the Ar isna 1elchites, the Copts and the
 All Jerusalem prepared for
 llors and the governor sf
 Hslesa cid meeting and al3al a ne paddock tempo- b8 s stsesr )n of troops ar aaa 4asy lrar ted the pre of 4he ia1- uefnatf 0 have neN- loek eaa4 and deen3 nat pfaidfai haiasif sAeia a.li atten sae padsael- Tfis been dona and peace again
 he H2is Eis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Pastoral Limit

Methodist spring conferences, just starting at the middle of this month will show. 1t is said, marke change of sentiment from last fall in the matter of restoration of the pastoral time limit. For two or three years ministers in the smaller churches have been gain ing strength in favor of their eonten- ton. while ministers of the large churches have done little. A few have written magazine articles opposing the change. The prediction is now heard that many conferences particularly
 those in the east will overwhelmingly favor the memorial. It is said the New York, the New York east and the New ark conferences, meeting March 27, will so vote.
 The limit to Methodist pastorates was taken off by the general conference of 1900 meeting in Chicago. Able men hndtng themselves in strong charges have been content to keep them, and the people for the most part content to have them do The average pas torate has not. however increased much in length Fire standpatters point to this fact, while those who want limit again say dissatisfied men In smaller charges have changed oftener and so prevented the expected increase. The eh ge Is made by those clamoring for t init that the machine sustains the Tia Hen. They say an open field, such
 4 etfer communions offer, is fairer fitsn he present Meth odist plan. The
 a conference to which the me
 uorHss wiill go meets in Minneapolis is y.
 A chief argument In 1900 for the re- moval of the pastoral time limit was to meet conditions in large cities. It was said that where population changes rapidly Methodism must furnish one stable official in tn. pastor of it's church. The beneficiar effect has been small, it is said, and it is from the large cities that the clamor for restora- ton of the limit now chiefly comes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

have been announced in Athlone, through the agency of the estates commissioners.
 The Denore property on the O'Donohue estate. the largest in the mldlands of Ireland. has been purchased by the es- tate's commissioners, the United Irish league of the district buying at si5.0o0 an intervening tenancy which stood in the way of dividing up this property am,lg small farmers.
 The congested district board has pur- chased the Bogginfin estate near Athone, belonging to Sir Henry Burke, containing 40 holdings; the Eskerbeg estate of Mr. M Connor. South Roscommon. contain- ing 30 buildings. and the Ardmullen prop erty Of MT. Harold Pim of Dublin also in South Roscommon, for distribution amongst ''congests," and they are com pleting the purchase of the Leving and Withham estates in the same county
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
IRISH WOMEN
 WANT FRANCHISE Lord Pirrie Is Remarkable Man-Land Transfers
 Announced
By THOMAS EMMETT

Dublin, March -(Special) )-While the
 womei of Ireland have not yet reached the acute window breaking stage in the fight for the franchise they are never theless making determined fight for political equality and some of the more sanguine profess to believe that they
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Easasl as Gift

ts Hstelao'f, March 16.-(Special. )-- T aea. by the city of Paris to the ( -nd presented to his majesty at Tsarskoe Selo by the mayor of Paris, took the shape of superbly beautiful Easter egg incrusted with precious stones. It rested on a cushion of the finest silk. The egg is surmounted by a small golden crown of delicate work manship Beneath the crown is an al- most invisible button attached to O spring. When the button is pressed the egg flies open. disclosing charming por- trait of the little Czarevitch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Wedding Invitations

Have them engraved in Bir- -mingham, right here at home where you can see proofs and personally pass on the copy. The home plant is brand new, large, complete and thoroughly capable of giving you the best work in the shortest time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
A New Stomach
Etuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Re store Lifeless Organs to
 Normal Conditions 
4 TRIAL PACKAGE FREE

Many sufferer from Dyspepsia, In- digestion and kindred ailments of the digestive organs carries around an ab solutely useless stomach-a dead load
 and a cesspool for eyer-lncreasing dis orders The muscles are seemingly worn out, the mucous lining has lost
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
Generous Motive in Advertisements

In England religious bodies and es- pecially Charities that are supported by .Christian people, use display advertising space in daily and weekly newspapers to a far greater extent than do the same organizations in this country A large proportion of charitable funds are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
CYRENE COMMANDERY

THE SIR KNIGHTS OF CYRENE AND OF ALL COM- MANDERIEs IN THE STATE AND VISITING SIR KNIGHTS ARE RE- QUESTED TO ATTEND A SPECIAL CONCLAVE TUESDAY, MARCH ID, AT 7;30 F. M. OFFICIAL INSPECTION BY RT. EM. SIR LOUIS J. WRIGHT, GRAND COMMANDER. WORK IN Ol. DER OF KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
 ARTHUR BARTON, EM. COM. CHARLES J. GEOHEGAN,,
 RECORDER
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17
AnlES 5000 REWARD! ..;:: ss:''s,,' ,., :s.., :..

sucesssfm ''H-nais.. Compound ssfely re e.ss ie lanssst most obstinate sbnorne eases [. Ssa vs sahafn. pam interference with work Nal ei..h strength t1 Oo BOpkss FREE Write tdny Addssss Dr. southnstou Rsusdy c. tls Man ss Kaasas cJ n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

Lord Pirrie, who has been subject to rather rough handling by mob at Lerne. is by way of being one of the most re- markabe personalities not only in Ire- iand, but in the maritime world. AL though an Irishman by family and by in- Eustrial associations, he himself avs
 born in Quebec. It was the death of his father which was instrumental in bring Ing him back to Ireland, and his connec- tion with the famous ship building firm of Harlsnd and Wolff, of which he has been chairman for several years. began al
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

raised through paid advertisements in the periodicals. The Men and Religion committee of 97, the national organiza- ton, is spending s1O,Oe0 in connection with it's conservation congress In this newer form of religious opaganda.
 It is declared that the wording of the advertising strikes high water mark in Christian missionary spirit Ordinarily q movement spends its money advertis- ing itself, not for itself perhaps, but that 1t may push through it's plans to committee mentions in it's advertise ments Protestant, Catholic and Jew, and urges men to attend their places of public religious worship. The $10.000 comes, not from a wealthy enthusiast, but from the whole committed backed by it's own finance committee. and tho act of inviting Catholics to their own churches and Jews to ther own syna- goges is that of the united Protestant missionary motive and spirit.
 The Rev. pr. David C.. Downey, secre- tary of the board of Methodist Sunday schools announces an increase in Meth cdist schools during the last fear years of 1925, making a total of such schools today of 35,52S. an increase of 60.00Q teachers. and 695.S69 scholars. The number of scholars in Methodist schools is now 4.o42.000. by far. the largest in any sin gle body in America. Secretary Downey calls this growth religious education renaissance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

will be given the vote when home rule comes to Ireland.
 They base their belief on the result of visit of Irish women to MT. Birreli, secretary for Ireland, at which they urged him to include woman suffrage m the home rule bill. A member of the dep utation says MT. Birrell was most friend ly and expressed the opinion that the whole question of women's franchise would be settled this year He seemed rather optimistic, and stated that the home rule would necessarily enfranchise women if the women were already en- franchsed in England. It would be bet ter for the deputation to concentrate their attention upon the conciliation bill
 in England.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-17

Several important transfers of land rom landlords to tenants and "congests'
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Canadian Pacific Declines
Other Issues Close Irregular.

Aside from the interest centred
around the attack on Canadian Paclh-
bv the bears Yesterday there was III
tie to make the stock market interest
ing. The professional following ana
dictation Of the present market have
been evidence in its action lately, and
Yesterdays showing fully demonstrat-
ed how little the investment public is
really participating in its transactions.
The attendance was small and the
bears were stronger than the support
ers Of the market. The report that the
Canadian government had delayed
passing on the rev S6OGO,OOO stock
issue Of the Canadian Pacific was sut-
ficient 10 allow bearish sentiment 10
be aroused II is not clear why the
delay should cause much Of a decline
in an investment issue. such as Ca
madam Pacific has always been con-
sidered. If the stock cannot be issued
and the so-called melon be cut the
company will be forced 10 distribute
this money i'm some other form 10 the
stockholders. If the stock is worth the
price al which it has been selling, Ger
tainly allowing its natural resources
TO accumulate instead OF being dissi
pated through stock issues should not
be detrimental Again, the Canadian
Pacific has always been Canadian
government pet. and the fact that the
Dominion officials are watching its
movements in an endeaVor TO protect
the investment public should stimulate
confidence. However as il appears TO
be. the stock has been marked up in
expectation Of a melon, and now that
the division has been reported as in
definitely postponed the speculative
pool interests have little interest in
the stock except TO get out early 70
avoid the rush The news Of the day
and covering the general summary OF
the week was most encouraging. and
there was nothing TO allow a pessi-
mistc feeling 10 develop if based On
present conditions of trade industry
and money. There was no suggested
foreign influence so far as London was
concerned as the London Stock TX
change was closed on account Of an
extra summer holiday In the general
range Of prices the tone was about as
II has been. Traders were bearish.
while most commission houses advised
their customers that on reactions stocks
were good purchases.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Practically one half Of the business IN
United States Steel on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange was done on the 9:5o
o'clock opening call. Sales OF steel Oh
the call were 100 shares. In the trans
actions following the cali New YORK
Central was dealt in at ll5is and WABASH
preferred at l4i4, the only sales of those
stocks reported in Wall Street in the
day. Considering the fact that the Lon
don stock market was enjoying a holiday
and that there was no stimulus through
cabled quotations, the business on the
opening call was Of gratifying volume.
The transactions in the half hour before
the New York Stock Exchange opening
totalled $3.50 shares. distributed among
fifteen stocks. Steel sold at 1873 and
7:a, the latter being both It's opening
and final price on the call, and COM
pairing with a New York Stock Ex-
change closing quotation on Friday of
7SSs and a 10 o'clock opening on that eX-
change OF 73's Sales took place on the
call IN a number Of stocks, Of which no
transactions were reported on the otner
board until some time after the opening
there. among them Lehigh Valley Ameri-
can Beet Sugar. Erie, Rock Island ana
Chesapeake & Ohio. An incident was
the sale on the call OF % shares OF Ca
madam Pacific at 274&. which was .
of point under that stocks closing price
on the New York Stock Exchange on
Friday, and 2, of d point under the
New York Stock Exchange opening quo
tation. II was also the highest at which
Canadian Pacific sold on the Consoli-
dated. the stock breaking sharply subse-
quently because OF ottawa advices, which
said that the government had taken no
action on the company's application for
approval OF it's $50 900. 900 stock ISSUE and
that the matter may be turned over TO
Parliament. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
FINANCIAL FIELD
London Exchange CIOsed-lm-
proyement in Paris and Berlin.
rBy cable to The Tribune

London. Aug. 24.-To-day was a speciai
summer holiday, and the Stock EAcha''e'
was closed ,os
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
5s5. unchanged from yesterday at liS'
bon, u.0o. unchanged.
Paris. Aug. 24-Trading on me bouiS'
Was active and prices showed improve
ment.
Three per cent rentes closed 2'@ cen
times higher at % francs 30 centimes ior
the account.
Exchange on London, % francs. q cen
times for checks.
Private discount rate. %, per cent
Berlin. Aug. A-There was deciueu
cheerfulness on the Boerse to-day busi-
ness sentiment was much better than lor
some time.
Exchange on London, 20 marks a prem
nigs TOR checks.
Money, 81 per cent
Private discount rate. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday The gen
eral tone was firm. with consideraDle
Strength during periods. Trading, how
ever was somewhat less active aifhoIsa tSa
standard OH subsidiaries Standard on
OF New York rising about % points. ,c "hn1 liI
,he old stock advanced 10 a.lW p!d'
STANDARD oil OF Onto was up 10 points
Britsh-Amcrican Tobacco was raiTly .So do
tive at an Improvement OF a. In tIe
muing let Wettlaufer, when vas ue
pressed during the early part OF the Weeh'
advanced s. on heavy purchases. brduJ,t I,
and British Columbia were moIera'e''
active Bonds we're duh but steady' A.
Nevada stocks we're quiet ana HIhIi
with Montana showing strong deinauu
al g l2i, Midway was also hlgher' w wluI
salcs al Sic and sc. while Tonopah Met-
ger advanced to 9s on light transactons.
Atlanta and Goldfeld Merger mines "eas
tie most active IN the Goldheld group a. a.
tro same prices rs Yesterday. feil9N
Tiger gained about point. JuIhDo 20 "a
tension continued 10 receive excellent SUI
port around e n 49, while the DaiaHc'
OF tho list was quiet and Unchanged
FURNISHED by Harry r Thompson Co no
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
sCDLLANEOCS.
u 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Aug. 2i.-At the beginning OF
business to-day the condition Of the United
states Treasury Working balance IN
Treasury offices, 500. 857 80. in banks and
Philippine treasury S35,027 G2s: ths total OF
the general fund vas sl55 26s 92i. receipts yes
terday we're s2.0l2. OIL. and disbursements were
50. $50 7o7
The deficit to date this fiscal year is A03t.
81. as against a deficit OF s23.3I6i iG2 at this
time last year. These figures exclude Panama
Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
DIARY OF MOVEMENTS.

Brief record OF daily trend Of stocks
during the week:
Monday-Ilstless market. with sd-
yances recorded in -ome stocks.
ru..day-A day ~ Indifferent trading
Some stocks strong.
Wednesday-Prices strong most OF ses-
sion. Reaction at close.
Thursday - Indifferent trnding and
profit taking cause lower prices.
Friday-some improvement in prices,
but sentiment very mixed
saturday-Narrow market. Decline in
Canadian Pacific. Irregular closing.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
4 I.XE~TMENC

Is your money earning less than Ten Per
Cent? Would you consider a proposition II ss
prove It to sOu7 Invest 500 in Preferred s,ocE
Get 800 in common. Dividend on Preierrrl
Guaranteed, sl4: Dividend Earusble on Com.
mon. SIS: Total earning Power SCI. Wa would
like to place full particulars in your possession.
Oneida Milling Corporation, o eida. n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Saturday, AUG 24-Toa sales for the Gay 'oo@0O ''
for corresponding s1h
q to August "a inclusive, 0"''7"'N
shares n
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were tho closing quota
tions for stocks In which there we're no
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

SUNDAYS YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for So so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
(Maturing i9l3-27)
Furnished Dy Swartwout q AppenzeLar. No
a Pine street,

Name Maturity. Int yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p C. l9l3-17. a..
Buff r. & T. 4-4is . C. l9l9-'2I ..... ~
Cent OF ia 4ie-5 81 C. 1913 17...... "a
cent X r Of y p C, 1913 IL. -
Ches * OHIO C.. l9l3-T...... -
Ch 8, Alton 4-4i4-J p c. 1913 10. "a
Oh * East III SO p C., 1915 Ii. . "a
a, II * = 4i.-6 p C, 19l3-'ie....
Gin Ham & D 4iz-5 p G. 19i3-20.. 81 "A
De- a Hud ~ c. 1922 ........... "a
Erie 4-4is-5 . c. 1918 17.-........ 81 "a
Hocking valley 4-a p @. l0l3-'ls..
Uld & Man c, 1913 l9.......... "a "a
X e Fl & ~ p @, 1918 To-. -
Kan Citv South AZ p C. 1919 10. - -
Len Valley 49, g. 1913 Ia. 80 =,
Missouri Pacific . 2 C., 1913 IL. 5s 44t
Mobile 4 ohio 40 p c, 1913 70.
y = Cent Lines p c., 10l3- II. ~
Norfolk & West c. 1913 l6. zee. - a.
Pennsylvania 3is-4 . e.. 1913 IL. 81
81 l. & = = 4-4l2-S p e., 1918 IL. 5 -
90 guar 4 G & ] G.. 1919. IL
Seab Air Line 452-5 p C.. l9lS-11...
southern Fy 5,s-4,4'- ,JR3q isia-A' &. ..
Vabssh 4ia-5 p C. iol3-'@l ......... s.. -
Wheel & L y 44-5 p C, 1872. o.. "a
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.
rONoPAHS

,rprri,bed bv Weir Brothers. No. % Broad
street,
August a. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles .. Barney 4 Co, No. S
Broad street, New York, and No. IL sosth
Ith street Phii-S--At-.l
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

LAND
BID. Ask. Bid. Ask
Boston Land. : East Bos La. Iiis its
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am Az Chem 53s. 60 Edison III 90. 20 .g
do pref . 1908. iol Geo Ry q Ella ~,
Am Pneum... "a. do pref. 4iz S.
40 pref.... 10 % Mass Electric. ls4 1874
Am T & T...l45 li5is Mass Cas-. 80. .i
Am Wool Of. 9x lh DO pref. %a q
Am Zlnc..... 30 50is Rotary Ring. ~ 81
Mexican Tel. 81 ~ Swift & Co. ..lOis igl
New Eng T..l53 id United Shoe. ~ =
Chic Stk Yds 1853 DO pref. ~ -.
DO pref Ill ii2 United Fruit. lal i1
RAILROAD.
Bos 4 Alb. .sis 2l7 lB&w El pf. v
Bos & Maine % ssx Ny NH & H.iS;is iss
Boston Eley.l25 l26 West 81 Ry - 81
Bos & w e. 10
BONDS.
.ATsr Crr.. 80 yoS .AT&r ct - IA W
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the unitss
States for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25

claArsngs foF week ended August Is 1912
kust IL, 1872 81. 1855. 034. eS7 70: oiearngs this
Balsnces for week ended August "a. 1872
~ 1919 SIS, es7 e5s 81 balances this day. Al
fAs Of July q, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co., 40. "a Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
FERRY COMPANIES.

add interest
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
INTEREST

o, 10 r,o,,o, b,u,,n. sRord
o AiSos isS e sss p IN s,0 % siaa
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
INDUSTRIAlS.

by Harry r Thompson e I
- prOad street
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams, Mcconnell & Coleman
New-York tribune., 1912-08-25
BOND MARKET SALES.

ai.a Ian "A .,%, sIl. gJJJ0 Ind steel IS
1000 y,f1 ss ctfs - co cts. lW
10, y Y = d. 700 Insu Cop -
WV a. Insi rc,s Let pi.l
,o.a a. a. 1s.o toi rcD Int-Nst E.s.. II E.
Connecticut western news., 1912-01-18
CORNWALL

Archibald Bennett, former resident, and for many years mail carrier here, was brought from Torrington and buried in the Cornwall cemetery on Sunday. The thermometers became low spirited on Saturday night beyond their wont, and recorded anywhere from 90 to 30 degrees below zero.
 Mss Hodsdon has taken in hand the organ of the First church for the present year. in addition to her teaching in Rumsey Hall.
 At the town meeting on Saturday there were present two selectmen and four others-not a large number to transact important business, but appar- ently the citizens thought they were to be trusted.
 A delegation of four or five are attend ing the "Men and Religion" convention at Hartford this week from the First church.
 Most of the ice houses in the villsge were filled in the last days of last week. There have recently been added to the library.
 Fiction The Secret Garden, F. Fl. Burnett L'Obsession, Jules Claretie The Boy Scouts of Birch-Bark Island, R. s. Holland Varennes, Henri Lavedan The Hero of Ticonderoga or Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys,
 DeMorgan Mother, Kathleen Norris La Vague Rogue, Rosny The Little Crusaders, I. s. Stone Your Child and Mine, Anne Warner Members of the Family, Owen Mister
 Biography The Life and Labors of Bishop Hare, Apostle to She Sioux, +.
 M. A. Dewolfe Howe
 Miscellany Twice. Born Men, Harold Begbfs History The Story of the American Board, , N W. William k. Strong Gathered Sketches From the Early His. tory of New Hampshire and Vermont, Francis Chase Connecticut Register and Manual, 1891, 1s22, 1895, 1897, i89I-1sS8, 1895, 1s4I, l 1843.
Connecticut western news., 1912-01-18

offers quick and sure means of stop. ping tire leaks, and is we'll worth inve> igatinR.
 W. J. Argall, Landlord Langs, Miss Ella Langs and Miss Mabel Reed were among the visitors to Canaan, Tuesday.
 The dance to be given under the au- spices of the Woodmen of America, is to be held Friday, January 26. instead of the 18th, as reported to The News last week.
 Some people say Louis Davis prefers to walk home from West Cornwall, even though he drives down with horse and cutter.
 Most of the ice houses in town have besn filled during the cold snap with ice twelve inches thick of good quality.