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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

Your wants in rough lumber. as We'll as
dressed. l.arg" stock always on hand IN
Long Leaf amt Short Leaf Pine Write ~
pi"n" IS FOR prices.
MONTAGUE MANuFAcruRiNG co.
bro,d street and Belt Line
Ten kegs nails. I. ami .. sI.a5 kcg l..
l:ose Co. 40 Bronk Avenue
fpOfROOM FOR sale ot Brunswick Baik.
tables. ia h:st-Class condition. Mones
maker NOW. and tiE prospects for future.
central located. Owner Leaving city. -
10, care Times Dispatch.
tolt sale. cnsh register, SAT" amd scales,
wire chairs unu tables. RESTAURANT stools.
showcases ana butcher supplies at prices Ia
suit you. SeEal J"hhinE aud Fixture CO. I
south Fourteenth Street
ETTliiE stock OF burg!"s anu sutIcys -
to. snic regardless vi cost 20 make room
Tor auto work. W. have the best ott-r,
-Etr made IN vehicles. Also grocery aun de
..NeFy wagons. curtain and panel sides. from
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co.
3it Ncr,h fiith street,
!rNNiE Il. WOUDSOH. Randolph sl.f. JET.
ietson Market Specia! largo bar soap,
tc' cars Sp"t!.Ss Cleaner. 25C. peae.
iV,; " ans crushed sugar corn. .Jc: large
mae htr"i. u; good Hour, i1r per bag. carr,
porn aud beans. &c. butter beans. loo c.H.
Fuli LIE groceries fruits. vcs.;ab-s snd
poultry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

WANTED go s'il uu established advertising.
business ~ i:',hn!oud. Na 10 ;,pt .r.-rer
unless l"H moan hGsir"s~. y 81, c.r"
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Remember We Can Fill

= r.. Is. Tsyio: Go. stock.
3oS y. Hone Va.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


FOR salc. s,ereo,yp.rs' mate. lsx.4. nex!,Je
ho Sne ' @ms iY' the thin" e. TO ns ghgken
orders for carriage. Ala,css Iimes:.Diiis''
patch.
pA 10 ~ Wn!'e hys"orMs matching ,.r.s
Dawson. itou,e =. Alcxan,ira Va
WHITE n,i Wynnd lott Mrr'i,iMiNon strain.
, cfe"k Poultry Far'm >shiana. Va
FOL: *"'". c.rueHuN p,Scon. An :..,.,.
h"nded and WORKING \ uel.A.n. ~
tuE >.de. 81 heavy LAYING y niI- I..sf5.l-
I'.r-oi,' hens "md unrelated ,nr.,.r,.>.
yards. N.ndoph H.s.I.
EGGS FOR hat"h.us from ,u,.. bred i..J-r..,,
i'y'"""th ROCKS. lIhoc" Island Keds ana
hr"'d -nnu"ils 81 for l.. ,st.sfaruor suar-
".'""h rrrdu" rorltr. Y,a, sror g
S"y"n rn"- trolley. H"ut" !; Hrx \, a h
= I, ,Nhi," 80: l,;i., Iia,ri..,... g:r vi,
p"r ~ 5. per i"c. From h.,ry n.r:.r ~
hS pc fi""h 80 hon aHu t-moUJ.l cock
.r.' Do. july. $ 'ach Twin rUks Farm.
RoI,. :. bcN ~. Nichmond ".
~ "KEp rl>rnou,h Rock ana Indian nla.
r!">b ANcHr", B"ul"y-rd -Nt-j
; e. K'l"Dh ISLAND RED l:OGs From
;, - Psi .ar h,,a won raor' TUDOR,
- h'r ,""I"!iiors comhin"d. sr".i- prices
-. A"F,, n".i'"Ty; Highland IArh Poultry
WHIT" aStft- toT r,n .. Egg. for matching.
.E on, H. TS,. iAm.m, Mare" s,rat .: s,"Fs
, M Cre.,'s' css ,ia5tns s,rsin "' ;ow.s bed
90 I'm a w. nav" tn" ia'E"s, ana best
,rn h.@o" .!Ec. ~" nave The strain 20:
i:nsn"rnd@,u Tn. Warren ro4.iry farm,
~ - :. :. , b. y"'s "n''e , i1a'o. uF~cE
80 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16


YOU with IN" Ford chassis with these bottles
lETTmn,NG ami special designs .xo,m,.d
\ AiEYEli'S SONS
al East ''arv.
l"ti r"ra chassis with cu,n.,,crcinl body,
suit.h. Tor light ncsiy"ry See ,his Mon
DAY II YOU want :, bargain. a Meyers Sons
! ~ Ea:; Cary
FOR sal. l'i" Ford touring with Gray ~
'"Ni" sinr'"r. I"ln""ni..b!c wheels. extra
III" IN perfect condition. ram only l.iio miles
~ h"rr'iA I" - rui.> purchaser. Is ~. ca-n
, TIM ntspat'h.
! FOR ,"'" ~" isra Ford ,ourlnr s%gs one
! i<a"h!.r Motor 30.
! F1 o.. al" F%!H delivery. bouth; nov III
/ ihiS we"il u iiH. Tunes Dispatch
/ FOR sale. passenger "l"ctric ear in spi.n.
! 81" condition; new batteries. tires. Will
,gll E."y "h"on '.h"n" Boulevard "o5S-J
WASTED. buyers FOR Ford delivery wauon
,hiI"' i"m'ins car. cutting TOURING ctr.
! asnd thrc" nj" r"austors: al ..rvtT,,bi.,
n,ts.inS f"is"m 4 Ad,iis. i"@3 West Broad.
'Hm ,a'" "a: .i k'',hI OF automobile bearings
! i'nii sale, a. horse power ..hal,n.r. motor.
M' ft,h gas ia"k, * !19 "ar" Times pis-
lsuu sd. tor N. -..n,- If ps. go, 5-,.5.
I ~'"s"r Ford or rh"nc E~r!"lrh 5ea'
WANTED, rgh' 5-rnsscngrr au,vinobic IL,
,I s""" '%m"iti"n. Must 10 bargain. Al
HF.ss u 10. care Tunes Dispatch
OK sal" o. .-a~" ..raEcI icl" ~onc-e,,.
ho"r sp"c". Ackr,n williams. vul,aniline
,'%" air t.,,hs amt compressor. ,ie"
Mn",li ., barre k""'"r gasoline tank. III ~.
,.,u, ~, ,'iE ~ ''nviilo. Na = y
M,irhyii '"Wrin@ car in splendid run.
m."s order With good ,;r,, amr on. Ia
81 We.t hroad s,r"r, >''''
80 a,orh nm,i!-v '%9ri,ns ar r.na,n,rd ana
t t%nrs Motto" Csr '"mran>, ID: w. i!rna,
'', I.p:,:>,1sS' c"allI. ,onciag car st, In
81 "i attractive irt-.. .'tli nan,ioi,h ~ a.
! MIST ."ii S'ud"haI>-r inInv,ia,.iy: touring
,..s III, ~ god Goo, r"md',io" *29o "~,n Van-
,u s.@s" ire i' s, "a. w IL ' ""l
~ ;"ois ,ud --archIlEht a., ,.,,,i.hin,
shcap inr ash 1. Ehfi,h Lynchuwrr ~,
F'.i:' r"r Tor --l" $40 rhouv Houlcy.r,
fpE sal. "h.ai. i-oyIind.! AI,o- ,y.,-,;.--,.s
.nn"'ns "rd'r * i.as,ttrr 2oIa Monu-
foi rev ford wnvvls painted "p..j,.,,J
Yellow. gig"u Hou",.rd las, "
t"k 'ai". i>odI, -ta~s"ni~r az. IN :,,,iI
,m'sN r , "Hd M, hani"al condition. loon
uarch
FOR sale, ;.ras -.u-., ,"ur,ns ca, -n.-1,,
o,,i,,I lar ."1a.,i'" Nh ~ hans" IT'S
Fnhl' -r""iS,.r. i'osch n,-rn":5 iIo4L w..c
.n me '"' radiator t"p-.!l in
,.'ii 'fAiil''.. good condition i,aruh.rt \
IHi'r =" West Nnin
.'.I E".1 ,.H,nr a. Toy SAT- c,n hc >e.u
~ N"'L.'r N'"'"" 'n'rIAur. Monday morn
salesman 'N'''9'"
'2 5Ii, 1 5 ~at.""r g.. ".s" - Ma F.,
Madison -.
fhI Ks WHY'S u,lit> Sfoa Na"nl"r ,-,on
- ihor"nEhiN u."rh,UI.d. l.loyd Mo,n-.
a.rH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED. 10 buy for cash old gold AMI
silver Fine watch and icwciry rcpairins
specially t. g. Meyer Jewclry Co. -
West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
UPHOLSTERY
WA1.i.P.iPERING
STORAGE AND MOVING.

=. &. MILl.NEIiS transfer moving and
Grating furniture specially trunk.
hauled claim checks issued at the house
Tor your baggage. two iucn our wagon
Pianos properly hauled. so North Nintu
street. Phone Madison l445.
". FIRED RiCHANDSON. INC.,
F.TcprooT Storage for household Goods.
""l Gr3 West Main Street.
Don't forget. When NC NOV. you ".
are responsible for your furniture and III.
protection Of your house. Before moVin-
get our prices Eundolph $50
TlfE wor!d moves, and so docs Bowles. roc
parcel deliver! and automobile moving
van. For quick service. phone Randolph
EST. y. Howlcs. Transfer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
AUTOMOBILES

my stNlc Com'n"rcini bodies for Fords pp
on S.in" do: ORDER given. W" can furniS
YOU with ~" Ford chassis with these boot"
complete.
LETTERING; .nd special designs. execute.
at sh"rt motto"
y MEYERS SONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
ROOMS WITH KOAEn-

- -.-----
'''''N "Nn r"hrl tar -ut... ll. lob ..,t. :. :.
ftnlE.. il.' West ,.r..,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
ICE. Et,.,I. AND mUOD

REST Pennsylvania white ash nn:hra eli e
stove. nut and cSE, 800 .p!int J,.6v
Ncw River lump, s3.'5: New River or Poca-
hontab nut. 81: run OF mine s4..5. w. H.
Keams ic7 North Seventeenth. Madison
GtIi.
EIGHTEEN years selling wood TO burn con
rinccs me that perfectly dry oak and pins
slabs cheapest for kndlinG. cooking az.
early morning spr Ing hres IN CRATES ami
wood heaters. only $40 per half-coru
other wood $3.50. Long the Wood Mar
Madison 1869.
COKE. 81: best anthracite and lump snlin,
half cord slabs, SETS: coal and vnooI drv
and under shelter. Tyler II Ryan l0oi
West Cary. Madison 1879. Randolph seq,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

- N"u hnN" business 'u,. sal. a., II ,n.,
want 1" boy vuc. commitment. Win SEf...
.'"pi. N'ts'nia business I:Nchang, SIS Hurrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

For sale. one lates; model bicycle practI-
caly new Cheap. Phone Boulevard .3ji
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
Northumberland Guo,I.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
1916 N"h
GOOD second -hand household ana
furniture wanted in larS. u,Ia,
Ph"n. Madison 1906
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
PAINTING AND PAPERING

II sou want your rooms rap.gsd at e.
pr.c-. ca.I v. II. Lane Hrc. Esnaclr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

a., p 80
WA MED. Bfittonica Encyclopcdia
chth cdition. Address T. 800 cure T.
Dispatch.
~ FED 10 buy "a second hand POI,
oven. j. g. FcahrouEh 6iS =,
street Madison i0N.-J
y led. best mHrhct for poplar hi,
ana oak timber l. SIS. care Tina.
patch. ''a
~ TED old-tiin" sofas. chairs sideSo
tables. high post beds. rlocks ,IJ
az" siiNrr. brass HnGir"nS. fender. g..
Stlchs; IN fact. ANYTHING old Wrrc
Madison b3O. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

.EtINT~ b. lou wan, hig rroa' Oh no,
u,.ort., curtain rod vrit. tor fr.c sam.
Home raita.r Rod '' 30. i.iT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16
w. W. ". Rings
REPAIR SHOPS

NH|iGCEs furnltu,c made % orG.r
pHli-3 'nI t-nr.-hru cGi-of- town vo#
promptly attended 20. Estimates ~,
i,..ra rSEI H'einmei. lA West Ms,
Nh'!;spn GO,
FUENiTUIE Ef.rAiuf%G
g bin. tMhkiNN' upho's'-ttrr r-ar.si
lNE ant antique furniture repairing 81
"!i p'l''-~. i'sti =. Waite g. - East Mar;
:! .eSs"rs :" =. y. r.Hn-. Madison 5.-i
BiCYclES
NJ. max" ,rr..si. % repairing bicycle
,! Voc. fu.rnnt.cG. Prices r-a,orah Vi
R!r>Il-- ipr E.!- Icy tne hour. !, l. Gel
''F '"t W'>' Er"ah rN"u" Eauto'ph "a
WOOD cur,luG curu.,u,- :cr:,.rra lovi
~Ut.tH. 80. ~. a. Hayward "a. Eai
'.o. n,r"'t i,,.Gy ~. SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

tFFi;ArIiN = plan "f contract operations
, ~ +in,h. ''i" s:H:n yi"idng ccNrIHINI.
II ~ l. IRON small capital. with Iirn,t-a
,!""iiit> sent on request. CRITERION .
Broadway. sew York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

A,'T dutch Automobile gasoline going up.
sell Case 'oul. E1u".> gasoline at :, q
.rI"'l Eliminates carbon 5 uOUr
profit salcs Euurau;"rd Whit" MIS-. 90.
lrCpt 10, cincinnati -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

ftk sal". s'ereotyp-rs' mate. lsN"4. nex!,Ie
ana tough just the thin. to I'ne chicken
houses ana ou;loUScs; 81 per lao pounds "A 4,
the ONCE. :" cents cNtr. FOR out o. town
oi!-,s Tor carriage. Address Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

MAHOGANY Fl%iSHEp Bgtt"rkist Pop
curn Nash,uc. eiN3' \ beauty. K-it-v
paying ptou"Sivtot. tnau suje CONTAIN.
Good tor 80 per VICE.. THIS M hl.e IS
H.w. Will sell Tor hal: cr!e.t.tt Cc.t. i.-ak-.
co.. East Man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

-. $50. riu"" iru't amt v":"t.tb'. stan IN
First Market. clearing 81. we, v..i
G""'l ''ts"us tor selling. Apply lTl, i:as,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

t.Nt.:GETi'. r">our"oiui gentleman. char
'ri"r CORRECT habits. 20 years business ev-
i.'r'rnr" with largest concerns, would l!s-
o"n"'' lion With established Misunderstanding; -:
-"uuin"r'l"! concern tCiiN vr uouTiiyD. whore
services aud capital viii count tu mutual
advantage NUti:- must stand ~l:!,t.s. in
N"'iir"'ion. Sts'" nature. "n"tut ,.pir-l
required. and rrEcip"' facts hrst ,nmunuu.-
cation StF!,t,~' -u,iIiG"nc. obs,lN.,.. |, 81.
gar" rirt's- Disp.tCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-16

10 H"a.a Scuii"W.;l. suburbs. ,uuutr, s..-
'oHnuuS~ j." irGltcs from Fr,, and
Hro"" A'ir". tive. modern home Phone
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04

TO RIINT-To adults. five rooms 3rd
 floor, new house, all improvements,
 476 Stanley street. 10-3-3dx
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
City Hall, West Main St. MONDAY, OCT. 2, 1916,

and every day thereafter during Octo- Der, except Sundays, for the pur- pose of receiving said lists.
 Office Hours from a. m, to D. m. and Monday, Wednesday and Satur- day evenings from to 9 p. M.
 N B,-All persons owning houses or land are requested to give full description of the same on back Of their lists Blank lists can be pro- cured at the Assessors Office, City Hall
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
INTENTION ITS CALLED TO THE
 FOLLOWING STATUTE:

"EaSh resi- dent and very coppora- ton of AQy town liable to give in a list and pay taxes thereqn, ,Fshall on or before tn first day of November in each yeaB giSe in his list, made and sworn to as >hereinb before pre- scribed; and if he <shall neglect or refuse to do sso the assessdrs shall i'll out a list for him, putting thereon all property which they have treason to believe is owned by him. liable 10 taxation. at actual valuation thereof from the best information they, can obtain and add thereunto 10 per cent. of such valuation"
 AUGUST BURCKHARDT,
 JAMES J. WATSON,
 AARON DANIELSON.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TO RENTING furnished rooms for gentlemen, five minutes from Gen.
 ter. 32 Camp street. 10-2-3d
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04

TO RENT-4 rooms, SIP; 5 rooms,
 SIS and $23. new; rooms, SEQ,
 new; II. N. Lockwood. Real Els tate and Insurance, Room 4O7 City Hall, Phone 6O6-3. 9-30-4dX
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04

TIC RENT-Five room fiat all mo- dern conveniences in The Barnes" 131 Main St., Apply L. M. Barnes
 9-28-6d
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
TO RENT.

TO RENTAL 63 Vine Street, room
 tenement. 10-3-d5x
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
PROHIBITION CAUCUS.

A prohibition caucus will be held M onday evening at s o'clock at Jr. O. U. A. M. hall, Hungerford Court, to nominate candidates for senator and representatives, and to transact any other business proper to come before said caucus. Per order Town Com nittee.
 LEONARD KURTZ
 Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04

TO RENT-Two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board
 "A Seymour street. 1O-2-3dx
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04

TO RENT-Seven-rO cottage, PCT
 South Main street. J. J. McBriarty,
 720 Stanley street. 9-23-tf
New Britain herald., 1916-10-04
LOST.

LOST-On> Spring to Willow street, a
 roll of bills. Finder leave at Herald
 office Reward 10-2-3dx
The sun., 1916-01-04
MOLINE PLOW GAINS LESS.
Net Income Decreases From S77I,-
OOO to sGIO.3s2.

The Moline Plow Company reports
for the year ended July l, 1915, gross
sales amounting to slD,212,176, IA COM
pared with $l2.74S.ls3 In the year
previous. The net income was s669.3s2
against S77l ,009 in 1914. while the def
ict after dividends amounted TO $l12,-
556, against $l,Ol6.460 In the year
previous. The profit and loss surplus
Of the company for 1915 was s6l45ls.
as compared with s762.5 in 1914.
In his remarks to the stockholders
President Stephens said that the for
eign sales OF the company had de-
creased S1,5O0.o0 owing to the war
and that the domestic sales had fallen
on $1,000. 900 owing TO the falling Off OF
trade in the South. He added
I'VE regret that conditions dictate
Ghhs continuance OF the dividend policy
outlined In our report OF October 81,
1914. In which II was stated that the
board Of directors. who were themselves
the largest holders OF common stock,
had decided that notwithstanding the
strong financial position Of the company
no further dividends would he paid on
either the second preferred or common
stocks until a larger surplus was ac-
cumulated and normal conditions had
returned"
The sun., 1916-01-04

detectives who said they were engaged
on May 22 to follow Long and frequently
traced him TO an apartment house at
goa West 10Th street, where they saw
him meet the blonde woman. They did
not get sufficient evidence until June 10,
when they saw Long and the correspond
ent enter q closed automobile and head
for Staten Island. The detectives fol-
lowed and took an adjoining room.
Under an agreement entered into out
Of court Long has promised to pay
5000 a month for the support Of three
children, Marie, II years old Harry. IL,
and Robert, 12. He agrees TO notify his
wife II his earnings exceed $1,000 q year
and will pay q third Of the increase TO
the children. Mrs. Long Is TO have the
custody Of the children, but her husband
may see them on ons-half day each
week.
The sun., 1916-01-04
NEW HAVEN VERDICT
MAY COME ON FRIDAY
U. s. Attorneys in Closing Ad-
dresses Charge 20 Years
Of Conspiracy.

The growth Of the New Haven from
1890 TO February %. 1912. was declared
TO be the outcome Of q conspiracy
entered into by its directors and many
other individuals yesterday In the sum-
ming up addresses OF representatives of
the Government to the Jury in the United
States District Court II was one or the
closing scenes In the great trial which
has been going on since october 13 last
in which eleven former directors OF the
railroad are defendants.
Special Assistant Attorneys-G
Frank NJ. Swacker and James W. Os.
borne, with Assistant United States
Attorney r. p. Stephenson. addressed the
Jury yesterday, and II was gathered
The sun., 1916-01-04
WILL TRY OSBORNE
ON NEW INDICTMENT
Prosecutor Says He Has Addi.
hOnal Evidence TO Make
Case Stronger.
Ex.wARDEN VISITS PRISON

0ssrrrNo, n. T.. Jan. a.-District Al.
tornsy Weeks expects 70 prosecute
Thomas Mott Osborne on a superseding
Indictment charging mismanasement.
stronger even than the indictment Of
dx counts which tho westchester
county Grand Jury voted last Tuesday.
Ar. Weeks expects to bring Mr.. Osborne
70 trial within . month.
The District Attorney refused TO d.
vulse the nature OF the new evidence
he has gathered. which he believes will
prsuade the Grand Jury TO vote a
stronger indictment soon after II reas-
eembles "A week from tomorrow, but
u Is said that 1t involves the warden
personally. and will apply TO the sixth
count. OF the mismanagement Indictment.
which charged immortality.
IL was because OF this new evidence
that Mr.. Osborne was unable to plead
to the original indictments which he
went 10 White Plains to-day from Au-
burn to do For the same reason George
Gordon Battle was denied access TO
the Grand Jury minutes to prepare a
defence. and so Mr.. Osborne went to
Sing Sing to talk to his friend, Warden
kirchwey.
There is possibility that Mr.. Os-
DorneS Visit 10 the prison may nave
stirred up more trouble for him, us
Superintendent Of Prisons Riley assured
Mr.. Weeks that the former warden
would not be allowed to 90 to the prison.
Dean Kirchwey said, however, that hc
had received no such order from Supt.
Riley.
Mr.. Osborne had iunch with Dean
Kirchwey and was consulted by the new
warden in regard to several matters ,f
prison policy. Dean Kirchwey said af-
terward that ne would consult Mr.. o.
borne frequently in such matters.
There was an afYectionate greeting be-
tween Mr.. Osborne and Tough Tony
Mareno, his valet, who disappeared on
Saturday night and returned last night,
having been persuaded by ex-conyic,, I,
that II was not fair to Mr.. Osborne Ia
run away. Mr. Osborne nut his arr,
around Tony's neck and the two sa,
and talked for a half hour in a corner
q the warden's office.
A little later Dean Kirchwev and
Principal Keeper Dorner decided tina,
Tony must serve two years and two
months more than his regular term
which would have expired in two wears
and be transferred to the cell block and
a prison workshop from his old tob II,
the Office AS a penalty for his escape
Mr.. Osborne. before depar,ing for Neu
The sun., 1916-01-04
m their argument, A.. th. prnc,pa,

from their arguments tMt the principal
onset Of the Government is against Ed
ward d. Robbins. for years general
counsel of the road and from time to
time director. His was almost the only
name used yesterday. Both Mr.. Swacker
and Mr.. Osborne declared they would
not insult the jury by endeavoring to
controvert the contention OF the defence
that in the Billiard transaction and the
Metropolitan Steamship Company deals
Robbins was acting for himself.
Tho three attorneys went over every
lease. acquisition and merger Of the
New Haven I'm the twenty-five or more
years and characterized all Of them as
a violation OF tho Sherman antitrust
act.
Richard v. Lindabury will speak al
most all Of to-day for the defence.
Other defendants counsel will take up
tomorrow. II. L. Bats will wind UP
for tho Government on Thursday.
Judge Hunts charge to the jury will
come on Friday. The case will in all
likelihood go to the jury on that day.
The sun., 1916-01-04
MYSTERIOUS BLONDE
IN LONG DIVORCE CASE
Referee Tausky, in His Report,
Accuses an Unidenti-
fled Woman.

A mysterious blonde woman. s feet
6 inches tall. aged 80 and weighing 1875
pounds" has been found guilty Of i'm
proper conduct with Harry Long. .
dealer in Innings at 20 waveriey place
in the report made by Alexander Tau
sky. referee in a suit for divorce brought
by Florence Levy.
The referee reported that the Identity
Of the blonde woman was not sufficiently
established to give her name. but that
she and Long went TO the Terra Marine
Hotel, Huguenot Park. Staten Island,
Saturday. June 10. and remained until
the following Sunday night
The evidence was furnished by private
The sun., 1916-01-04
Marks AT NEW LOW POINT.
Exchange Exp~rts say Even Ger
many IL Selling Credits.

Exchange rates OF Germany tumbled
70 new low record prices yesterday.
6ight drafts closed at 75kI. with cables
at Is 9-16. The previous close was
7S1-1s for drafts and 761s for cables.
Foreign exchange experts say that
even Germany Is selling her mark cred
It's and turning the proceeds into cx.
change on Holland and the Scandinavian
countries, through which she is import
ing the little goods which she is now
getting from the outside world. Aus
trian kronen was slightly stronger. clos
ing at IS. against 1890 on Friday.
Sterling exchange was fractionally
stronger on continued selling OF British
held American securities. II closed at
4.7Sk for demand and 474 5-lS for ca
blss. The previous close was 4.73 5-l6
for demand and 4.74 for cables Francs
rallied, closing at b.s5ia for checks and
b.SlN for cables. They were quoted
on Friday at 5s5 and 5s5 respectively.
italian lire advanced from $685. to
$50. while rubles declined from 29N
10 2oh.
The sun., 1916-01-04

Wallis Hensman Clark, VINO IL asso-
ciated with the Universal Film Manufac-
turing Company. was sued for divorce
by Mrs Maude Clark in the Supreme
Court yesterday. Tho couple were mar
ried in November. 1910. In louisiana
Mrs. Clark accuses her husband Of mis-
conduct at the Hotel Majestic on March
last, tho Hotel Normandie on May IS
and the Hotel Empire on November 80.
The sun., 1916-01-04
CLERK SHOOTS w. H. JONES.
Dr0oklyn Records Bureau ChIei
wounded BY Subordinate.

William II. Jones, chief Of the bureau
nf records In the Brooklyn office OF the
Tenement House Department. was shot
IN tho back at $40 o'clock yesterday
morning by Louis Cohen, - years old, a
Wtbordinate whom he had taken to
Deputy Commissioner Thomas r. Hickey
for discipline. Mr.. Jones was leaving
the deputys office when Cohen. who had
remained behind, drew a revolver and
fred one shot, The bullet struck left OF
the spine but was dcHertcd. II Is be-
lteved AZ a preliminary examination In
dtcAted that the wound was not serious
: Cohen. arraigned In the Adams street
court before Magistrate Esterbrooks,
~as held without bail for examination
eo-morrow
The sun., 1916-01-04

Customs Receipts . Half Million.
Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s52s.7o3s4. Of
which S20s,3OiIs was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S322.402.76 for recent importations.