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12 THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1907. EOE ROLLINS ALL THE TIME ATTACKS ROOSEVELT'S POLICY by slow shinments from the mills, and col lections are only fair. Manufacturing plants operate at full capacity in the leading in Rtmr Amerika Feb. 16 Stmr Hamburg Naples-Genoa- Feb. IS itmr IS rttiur Majestic Feb.

SJ Stmr Finland Antwerp Feb 23 Stmr Statendam Rotterdam Feb. 2J on a three months' visit to his family. Second Engineer Norman Makinson, of the Brookllne, has taken charge of the Barnstable. Captain Meech, of the schooner Edward T. Stotesbury.

which arrival voctorflo-D- "Commodore's" Gnests Pledged Support To Ills Canse. ONE MAN TO GONTROL IT Bill Opens Way To Abolish The Panama Canal Commission. WAGNER'S POINT THRIYES Up-To-Date Town Growing Up On Anne AruD del Share. dustrials, although there are complaints of thei rue! scarcity. It was a jolly crowd which gathered at Stmr Gnseosme Mirm zi Stmr Main lreb.

tommoaore Tnornton Rollins' nome alter Stmr Alhprt. Naples-Genoa the theatre party at Ford's Thursday night. 11 23 23 23 Hamburg. While it was a mixed party in political prin Sou tham re u. Feb LEAVES IT TO THE PRESIDENT PLANS FOR CHURCHES ciples, it was a Rollins party first, last and all the time for any ambitions he TTiflnn Feb.

23 Feb. 23 26 Feb. 26 might have for political preferment. day's recovery. Apparently distribution was going on at that level and the market lapsed into extreme dullness and hesitating fluctuations thereafter.

The effect was to revive doubts over the speculative outlook. Most of the material of the day's speculation was In the form of rumors and most of these emanated from Washington. 1 here were large having orders at the same ''J" hnses with important ashington connections. The effect was to produce the impression that important developments were to be forthcoming there bearing on financial and stock-market conditions. There were plenty of rumors to supply details with great definitencss.

but authoritative information was lacking. Confidence is felt In the York financial district that moderate measures of currency reform have been undertaken at ashington under auspices that give gocI promise of success. Jt is believed that provision for the routine deposit of surplus revenue of the Government, including customs receipts, in national banks will be mada and the limit of It la understood flmong his friends that Mr. Rollins Is not averse to being the Demo Stmr G. Waldersee.

Stmr St. Louis Stmr Campania Stmr Stmr Calafjria Stmr Brasile Stmr Stmr Hyndam Stmr Sainland Stmr Oceanic Stmr Hellig Stmr Provence Stmr Maine Stmr Iceland Stmr Stmr Fviedrich Rtmr Celtic Stmr Etruria Stmr Batavia cratic Mayoralty candidate in the spring. He. is making no special effort, but some Stevens' Threat To Resign Not Likely To Prevent Government From Awarding: Contract For Canal. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.

Washington. eb. 8. The first step Id the direction of the abolition of the Tanama Canal Commission, which was predicted in Ellis Asphalt Company Erectinit Plant Electric Lights And Vol- nnteer Kire Company. In a lit tie more than a decade the town of Wagner's Point, Anne Arundel county, has grown from a few scattering, unpretentious houses to a thriving- town of more than 1,000 inhabitants.

Twelve years ago when the late Martin Rotterdam Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Feb. 27 eb. 28 Feb.

23 Mar. 2 i Mar. 2 2 2 i Hamburg Mar. 2 of his friends have taken the matter in hand and give his cause a boost at every opportunity. "tew variations are recorded in quotations of iron and steel, the industry fully maintaining its remarkably satisfactory position, although consumers find deliveries less prompt because of delays by deer snow and low temperature.

The difficulty of placing securities has tended to retard railway extensions somewhat aud new contracts for steel rails are not coming to the mills as rapidly as iu ihe closing months of last year, but the tonnage already on the oooks will take nil the output for many months. Specifications for structural shapes are largef the tonnage for bridges alone taking all the available material. Demand for pipe is abnormallv heavy for the season, all large mills having their output sold up to July 1. Pressure for plates is also noteworthy and sheet mills are receiving orders well into the second half of the year. "Aside from a few upward price movements there is no change- in the cottcn-goculs situation.

Less pressure to place orders is noticed in some departments, a wholesome condition in view of the large contracts already on the liooks, while in other sections of the market there is still eagerness to secure future deliveries with little regard for prices. Some reaction at times in option prices of raw cotton had no depressing effect on the finished Droduct. the Stm at the time of the announremen The Thursday night feast lasted until 3 A. and the theme throughout was the Commodore's ambition. All had pleasant of the intended resignation of Chairman Shonts, of that commission, was taken in things to say and support was promised from New York to load coal for Mayport, makes a good connection as his family reside In this city.

Captain Otto Boe, of the Norwiegan steamer Frldtjof Nansen, which arrived yesterday from Middlesboro with pig iron, is a brother of the masters of the fruit steamers Yumuri and Uller, whose long trading to this port have made them feel that they are citizens. Tegs And Their Tows. The Edgar F. Luckenbach, towing barge Undaunted, from Boston for Baltimore, passed Vineyard Haven on Thursday. The Mercury, towing barge Annie, from Boston for Baltimore, sought harbor in the same haven.

The Buccaneer, towing barges Occidental and Camden, from Baltimore for Boston, was in Delaware Breakwater yesterday for harbor. The Peerless arrived with schooner Edward T. Statesbury from New York. The Active brought in the schooner Baker Palmer from Boston. Wrlth five oyster vessels from down the bay- the Sarah came into port.

The Dauntless arrived with schooner Henry W. Cramp from Bostou. The Sea King arrived with schooner Somuel J. Goucher from Boston. The Princess was off Cape Henry seeking, at noon.

both material and active, when the. time Congress today when Senator Klttredge, of for fighting came. the benate Committee on' Interoceanic Ca nals, offered a bill contemplating the amend of bank-note circulation expanded to or instead of Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, the Baltimore and Ohio's general manager, led off in the political discussion. He remarked that he ment of the Spooner act so as to permit the rreshlent to bring the construction of the canal within the control of only one man.

was a railroad man by occupation, a Demo Klttredge bill follows the language as at present. Tha removal of this limitation is expected to lead to freer note issues by the banks, where thev are retrained now from the difficulty of retirine the. notes when they come back from the circulation. The impresrien has got abroad in tb Xew York financial district that assuranc has been recoived In some wav nf nv-H- crat from principle, but he was a Rollins man for all things. This sentiment was of the seventh section of the Spooner act "Wireless.

kLT Yrk. Feb. steamer Caronia. from apies, etc. for New York, was 310 miles east ot 2Krato2 p- M- and Probably dock about 10 A.

M. Saturday. IVb- steamer La Savoie. Xew York. ws communication FiLI 1 Sraph ith the station hero when Uieyessel was i) miles est of this point at libO TkV in Savoie will probably leach her dock 8.30 A.

M. Saturday. v.8 Amerika, from Hamburg for New 1 111 communication by wireless telegraph Jr.K sl here when passing Nantucket I1 1010 A- M. The Amerifia. will probably reach her aock about 8.30 A.

M. Saturday. -Maritime Miscellany. FIa- Feb- steamer Anache, aptam Staples, passed steamship Northwestern, TrJSfK MaOTolia, off Brunswick today. The is bound from Port Arthur to Philadelphia.

All well. rrilathi' Seb- 8--The steamer Aragon, from Georgetown, s. with a cargo of lumber, which went aground at JIarcus Hook, was floated last night and arrived here today in an undamaged condition. vigorously cheered. relative to the requirements for a com In the same vein Mr.

Daniel E. Conklin mission of seven members, and changes the phraseology of that section only enough to and the only weak feature is the absence of followed. hood that the Interstate Commerce Com allow the President to abolish the commls roreign trade. Inquiries from China are at prices far below the oresent views of mission would not be opposed to an advance In freisrht rates If the nrocesa wwe sion. The Spooner act provides that there Everybody knows that I am a Republican," he said, "and I have always been such.

If Mr. Rollins gets the nomination SENATOR J. B. FRAZIER, of Tennessee. must be a commission of seven members, equalized.

There was a still more specific rumor about the Stock Exr-hansre of nn in sellers and no business results. Aside from a few of the highest-priced lines the men's wear woolen goods market may be considered fully eued. A more normal movement of dress goods is recorded. The Klttredge amendment provides that there may be a commission of not more from his party, however," old Dan will be found in line behind him. He is the kind of man we, want.

I only regret that I can't tended alteration in the Government process against the Standard Oil fomnnn-r. TO FORCES OF LAND AND SEA than seven members and gives the Presi help nominate him." which is regarded as a sort of typical arid test case of the attitude to be takpn toward the sreat cornorations in irener.il. Orders Issued To Members Of Both capes ihe Tormentor passed in the from New York at 12.20 P. M. New fcngland manufacturers of footwear report a liberal demand from Eastern wholesalers for supplementary spring lines, retail stocks having been depleted by the Similar sentiments were expressed by Mr.

dent power, in his discretion, to have only one canal commissioner. The Spooner act also requires that four of the seven members of the commission must be men skilled Branches Of The Service. The uncertainty in the stock-market move Howard Carlton, another Republican pres Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. ent. This was the tenor of the dinner and vigorous demand that has accompanied severe weather.

Thus far Western and South Washington, Feb. 8. The following In the science of engineering, two of whom ment was probably the outgrowth of the rather unsubstantial material ou which is thus seen it was based. The market felt the effect also of the re after-dinner conversations. Mr.

John P. Galvln Indorsed. must be army and navy officers. The Kit army orders have been issued ern jobbers have ssnt in case orders for fall goods, but there is ample time for development in this department. Improvement is noted in leather, bids at fractional Leave for one month, to take effect on or about tredge amendment does away with the ne cessltv for the use of armv and navv offi A massmeeting held under the auspices February 10, is granted Capt.

John D. Barrette, duction of the short interest by reason of the covering of shorts' in Thursday's market. A hardening of the call-money rate late in the day also weighed somewhat on of the Democratic German Americans of concessions being rejected, evidencing con- cers and, if adopted, would allow the Pres ident to appoint anyone to serve as the ca Artillery Corps. the Twenty-fourth ward at 130 East Cross First lieutenant Charles M. Bunker, Artillery tne market.

I his was 6UDDOsed to he due nal commissionf r. street Thursday night unanimously in dorsed Mr. John P. Galvin as the candi Corps, will proceed to Hot Springs, and re principally to the making of provision for paying the subscriptions to last week's Domestic Ports. Brunswick Feb.

sc'irs A. C. Barrett and Three Marys, frcm New Yoi. Sailed 8th, schr Herald, for New York. Charleston, S.

Feb. 8. Arrived, stmr Huron, irom Jacksonville1 (and proceeded for New York). Danen, Ga. Feb.

8. Cleared, schr Came E. Look, for Rockland. Delaware Breakwater, Feb. 8.

Passed up, stmr Frieda (Br), trom Yolo for Philadelphia. 1 assed out from Philadelphia, steamers Helios (Ger), for Flushing (for orders): OiUeld (Br), flaTreialld Kouen; Toledo, Sabine Pass; East Point London; Benefactor, New York. Sailed, schrs William C. Carnegie, from Portland for Philadelphia; Tipton, Port Spain for Philadelphia. Awaiting orders, stmr Volund (Nor), from Santo Dommgo.

Galveston, Texas, Feb. 8. Arrived, stmr El Sud, from New York. Cleared 8th, stmrs Ikbal (Br), for Liverpool; Ottawa (Br), Vera Cruz (and sailed); Mercedes de Larrinaga (Br), Manchester-(and sailed); Howth Head (Br), Belfast (and sailed); Mineola (Br), Antwerp and Havre: El Paso. New York.

date for- the Democratic nomination for port to the commanding officer of the Army and There is now every indication that, no matter what the ultimate decision of Chief Engineer Stevens, of the Isthmian Canal New lork city bond issue of S30.000.noo. the 1 irst Branch City Council. Mr. George Navy General Hospital for treatment. M.

behaumloeffel presided and Dr. A. The preliminary estimates of the week's currency movement also indicated a weakened banking position. The movement on Commission, may be, the contract for dig First Lieutenant William N. Miohel, Artillery Corps, trill assume charge rj construction work at Fort Moultrie, S.

relieving First Lieutenant vv on actea as secretary. Speecnes were A snowstorm at the Delaware Breakwater kept the Margaret there with a tow of barges from Norfolk for New York. The Defiance arrived at New York with the schooner Harbeson Hickman, which had been in collision with the j'acht Niagara in Hampton Roads. The tug was to have sailed yesterday for Norfolk with barges Pacific, Wicomico and Dendron. Reeder has the Hanson H.

Keys on the railway for attention to condensor which was leaking when hauled out. Port Paragraphs. The Baltimore schooner William H. Skinner, Captain Griffiss, returned to Vineyard Haven for harbor on Thursday after having left for Georgetown, S. C.

The bark Antioch is to load salt at Turk's Island for Baltimore. She sailed from Sierra Leone, Africa, January 26 for Turk's Island. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Port Of Baltimore, Feb. 8, 1007. a naence.

in maintenance of the recent advance. Packers have sold hides suitable for sole leather through March salting at full quotations, despite the fact that the take-off this month and next is the poorest quality of the year. "More speculative interest has developed in the wheat market, encouraged by cabled reports of heavy home needs for Russian wheat in relieving the famine and increased inquiries by exporters. Corn was firmly held above last year's quotations despite a movement that indorsed large crop estimates, but foreign demand was poor." CONDITIONS QUIET made by Dr. Wolf, Messrs.

Samuel Bern stein. Christian Grief, Martin P. Reynold Charles 51. Bunker, Artillery Corps, of that duty. ging the Panama canal will be awarded to W.

J. Oliver and his associates. The 10 days' delay before a definite decision will be announced is to give the President, who is at present strongly inclined to give the contract to Mr. Oliver, every opportunity Leave, for three month sis granted Capt. Edward and O.

H. Dryden. Sixth Ward Repnbllcans Meet. N. Jones, Eleventh Infantry.

Leave for four months, to take effect on or about oaianee to Aew ork from the interior apparently continues, but on so small a scale as to offset only slightly the loss ei the banks on Subtreasury operations, wbicf amounted to $4,291,000. Reports were current also of further note issues by railroads, either placed or in contemplation. The rate or interest which these notes are mr-de to bear at the price they bring Indicates that the market is still inaccessible to capital issues of a more permanent The Sixth Ward United Republican Asso May 1. 1907. is granted First Lieutenant Leo A to examine iurtner into uie unauciai smuu Sailed Sth, stmrs Craigendoran (Br) for Havre ciation met Thursday night at its tern Jng of Mr.

Oliver and his associates and Joseph W. Fordnev. New Orleans: Galveston (Nor) Dewey, Twelfth Infantry. porary headquarters. Wolf and Jefferson Progreso; Logician (Br), Liverpool; EL Siglo, New their ability to live up to all the require Second Lieutenant Edmund B.

Iglehart, Third iors. streets. Mr. William C. Watts was in LIS lit Business Movement Result Infantry, is detailed as professor of military science Jacksonvillp Fin FH Arrivpd Rtmra Anachft.

ments of thi contract. The time will also be used In giving a hearing to the repre- Of Past Week's Weather. and tactics at St. John's College, Annapolis, Md. from New York Katahuin.

Boston. dorsed for the nomination for the First Branch City Council and reports were received which declared that the outlook was Cleared Slh schrsi Arlnnia. for Bridgetown. Bar- I.ew York, Feb. 8.

Bradstreet's tomor to take effect November 4, to relieve Major William oentatlve of the McArthur-Gillespie com nanos, w. i. ijoroiiiy BeUe. Uardeuas. VJuoa row will say: A.

Thompson, United States Army, retired, who bination of contractors. Key West. Fla FVh. 8 Arrived stmrs Sabine. "First effects of the past week's wide- fn vt 1 1 i.

Anson M. Bangs, the contractor who was upon being thus relieved will proceed to his home, encouraging for Mayor Timanus in the ward. Speeches were made by Mr. George vette. Port tT for iYinT' spread winter weather have been to dull at first associated with w.

J. Oliver In nis Arrived. Lieutenant Iglehart will proceed at the proper time to Annapolis and report on September 18 to the Mobile Ala. Feb 8.Arrived. stmrs Fort Gaines ma.iB.c-ia, iu quid fepnus ue B.

Flynn. the president of the association. tld and to whom the Administration raised n. i II I 1 ft IT (I rPrnrl nnil tn mana. rerara collections and in sections i 1 'i i i 1 1 1 i iux uei iun; i liiiitui ior iwiu serious objection, has been called upon by Stmr Rapello (GeT), Meggcrsee, foru Hamburg January 15, Boston February 3, Newport News 7tU: merchandise, to Atlantic Transport Company.

At Janeiro: schrs (Mara C. Seott (Br). Cardenas: S. president of the college for duty. and Mr.

W'atts Druid Club For Timanns. First Lieutenant William A. Covington. Artillery the army engineer officer in charge of the A M. ttira.

Matanzas. Cleared Sth, stmr Malinche (Br), for Havana. accentuate the already congested railway situation. Some sections, particularlv the South, report benefit to trade in winter goods and footwear. "Taken as a whole, the business booked .1.

x. vixr, orr unm.on street, fJanton. Jridtjof Nanser. (Nor); Gresror, from Mid- Corps, will report to the chief signal officer of the New Castle. Feb.

8. Passed down, stmr Wagner, after whom the place is named, started a packing house there it consisted mostly of fishing shores and boat houses. At the mouth of the Patapsco river and Curtis Bay, and only a mile from the Chesapeake, the point affords excellent shipping facilities. With keen foresight Mr. Wagner, who was then engaged in the packing business in East Baltimore, started the plant which is now one of the largest and best equipped in Maryland.

With the improvements came more workmen. The town was then surveyed, laid off into sections, and pretty cottages and straight, well-paved streets and pavements mow occupy the site, and more are being built. There are now in all nearly 150 dwellings, occupied for the most part by workmen employed by the Martin Wagner Company. Up-to-date sanitary arrangements are provided. The streets running north and south are numbered.

Those running east and west are named Centre. South street and Korth avenue. Nearly all of the inhabitants are hard-working, quiet, thrifty Poles. Their only police protection comes from Brooklyn. A patrolman visits the town once a day.

-walks through the principal streets, greets friends and goes back again. In the past two months it is said there has only been one arrest. Modern electric equipment was Installed two years ago, illuminating the streets. The Ellis Asphalt Company is completing a plant to cost from $50,000 to $70,000. The Martin W'agner Company has offered Cardinal Oibbons a site upon which to erect a church and will give $1,000 toward the building.

Several church edifices are projected. The Presbyterians meet in a hall over theengine house. Itev. J. T.

Yaegle, of Brooklyn, has charge of the work. The need of a church will be discussed at a meeting Thursday night. It is expected that committees will be appointed to solicit subscriptions. The volunteer Are department, whlchis well drilled, has its headquarters in the center of the town. Mr.

Frederick A. Roder, proprietor of the general store, says the people are prosperous and happy. "This town is building up rapidly," ne continued. "It will not bo long before we will be conspelledtS incorporate it. This little town, in my estimation, is one of the liveliest villages in the State of Maryland.

We don't stop at accomplishing things half way. When we start anything, we generally finish it." HOSPITAL TRUSTEES ACCEPT Will Consult Marburg Heirs As To Alternative Conditions. At a meeting of the trustees of Johns Hopkins University held yesterday the following letter was presented from Mr. Theodore Marburg: "President Ira Remsen, Johns Hopkins University: "Dear Sir It is my privilege in behalf of three of the heirs of Mr. Charles L.

Marburg, namely, Miss Amelia Marburg, Messrs. William A. Marburg and Theodore Marburg, to offer to the Johns Hopkins University the sum of fifty thousand dollars as a memorial to their brother, Mr. Charles L. Marburg.

"The condition of the gift is that it shall be used either, first, to establish a professorship to bear the name of Charles L. Marburg; or, second, to establish an endowment fund to bear the name of Charles L. Marburg, the principal of which fund slall remain intact, provided that the trustees shall have the right to apply the fund now or at a future time toward the erection at Homewood of a building to bear the name of Charles Marburg. "The heirs are aware of the custom of the board of Johns Hopkins University to name professorships after the donors of not less than $100,000, but in view of the past contributions of Mr. Charles L.

Marburg ani his brothers to the university, which contributions, together with the present gift, amount to more than the sum named, they feel that the above conditions of the gift are not unreasonable. Respectfully, "Theodore Makbubg." The trustees voted unanimously to gratefully accept the gift, agreeing to the condi The Druid Republican Club, of the Thir river ana namor improvements at York to show cause by February 15 why a aiesDoro January 17; pig iron, to Gustarus Co. Army for duty with the Signal Corps. Burgermeister Petersen (Ger). from Philadelphia teenth ward, held a meeting at Crown's contract he has for'widening and deepening icr i lushing (tor orders) First Lieutenant William H.

Menges, Artillery vj. iv. ure pier, tower uanton. btmr Lexington, Kirwan. from Savannah: ras- Hall Thursday night and unanimously In New Orleans.

Feb. 8. Cleared, stmrs Manchester Corps, will assume charge of construction work at Dy wnoiesaiers for January and the elapsed portion of February is fully equnlto and in some markets and stanles. notablv cot and merchandise, to Merchants and Miners' Transportation Oomnanv. dorsed the candidacy of Mayor Timanus Mariner (Br, for Manchester; Goodwood (Br), Pensac-ola: Ada (Br), Aarhuua via Norfolk; Brook Key West Barracks, Florida, relieving Second Lieu Stmr Celia (Br), Anderson, from New York; cargo A resolution was passed Indorsing the candidacy of George E.

Mann for First lyn, Portland. Maine; Crown ot Aragon (Br), tenant Paul D. Bunker, Artillery Corps, of that iianBii. iu Clarence oilman, in tJurns Bay. the channel in the East river should not be annulled.

Six years ago Mr. Bangs was given the contract for deepening the Blue Ridge channel on the Brooklyn side of the river. About two months ago the dredges which were at work on the Blue Havre. ton dry goods, far in excess of last year's undeniably large business. Building activity has been checked by weather condi aicuorman, irom 1'rovidenee via duty.

Branch City Council. New York. Feb. 8. Arrived, steamers Tamplcan, from London: Harrv Luckenbach.

San Juan: Mar- Addresses were made by Messrs. George The following officers of the Artillery Corps will report to LieuU-Col. William H. Coffin, Artillery tions. Alter euects of the iron workers' strike of last year are witnessed in checked tello.

Hull: Aleonanin. Jacksonville: Amsteldyk. E. Mann, J. Henry Baker, Edward Con Rotterdam: Korona.

Allianca, Colon; Rldsre channel contract were taken away, Corps, president of the examining board at Fort operations at the metropolis. Some few nollv. Albert Schanze, John Norrls and morions; passengers and merchandise, to Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company. Stmr Chesapeake, Hastings, from New York; merchandise, to Clarence Shnver. Tug Savage, Hand, from Boston; light, to Consolidation Coal Companv.

Schr Edward T. Stotesbury, Meech, from New York; light, to S. B. Marts Company. In Curtis Bay.

Schr Samuel J. Goucher, Crowley, from "Boston: and the officers fear that he has 'Jumped Monroe, Va for examination for promotion Capts, ivesicru cmes report more conservatism Fagertun, Sama; Pandosia. Montevideo via Bofiton. Cleared 8th, stmrs Lucania, for Liverpool; New York, Southampton via Plymouth, and Cherbourg; Ross S. Hans.

iviiii ii ji uvea men corporations -ouii afford to accept. The drooping tendency of the market more than wiped out the earlier gains and held to the closing, which was easy. Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, were $1,034,000. United States bonds vere unchanged on call.

London Stock Quotations. In London consols for money closed at 86 and for the account at Anaconda. 14: Atchison. lOTi: Atchison preferred. lO-'i; Baltimore and Ohio.

120'i: Canadian Pacific. Chesapeake and Ohio, 52 Chicago Great Western. 17: Chicago. Milwaukee and St. F-auI.

154: De Beers. Denver and Kio Grande. Denver and Rio Grande preferred. S3; ErK 37: Erie first preferred, 72'4: Erie second preferred. 02: Illinois Central.

164: Louisville and Nashville. 130; Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 40T: Xew York Central. 132: Norfolk and Western. 89H Norfolk and Western preferred, S8: Ontario and Western, 4G; Pennsylvania.

GS: Rand Mines, 7H: Reading, 64 Ji; Southern Railway. 28: Southern Railway preferred, Southern Pacific, 97; Union Pacific. 170i; Union Pacific preferred, 95: United States Steel. 47: United States Steel preferred. 110; Wabash.

17; Wabash preferred, 34: Spanish 4s. 95. Bar silver was steady at 31 ll-16d. an ounce. -Money was 4a5 per cent.

The rate of discount in the open market for short bills was 4h4 per and for three months bills was 4 ll-lOa-1 per cent. Paris advices quoted 3 per cent, rentes at 95 francs 25 centimes for the account. Exchange on London was 25 francs 25tj centimes for checks. Berlin advices quoted exchange cn Lon- I don at 20 marks 514 pfennigs for checks, i Discount rates for short and three months I the contract." in iiuymg by manufacturers and- by railroads, who have decided to forego some Knpnifrin i.iv.Kf sanies ana lienoa: itv stsii- Gustave W. S.

Stevens, Eugene T. Wilson, William G. Haan and Sidney. S. Jordan First Lieutenants Sieretarv Taft appeared before the Two Timanus Committees Named.

msrton. Naosau and Tampico; Bound Brook, New projecteu improvements in view of hisrh House Committee on Appropriations today port News: Pallas. Philadelphia; Croyden, Buenos costs of labor and material, and also be Mr. Harry B. Wilcox, chairman of the committee of one hundred in charge of Avres and La Plata; Sanlia, Kingston and Savan- to explain the appropriation of Frank J.

Miller, Philip S. Golderman, George F. Connolly, Edward N. Macon, Edward T. Donnelly, Samuel G.Shartle, Clarence Bunker, Jacob way, ireian cc x.

in jurtis nay. Schr Baker Palmer, Smeed, from Boston; light, to George W. Jones Co. In Curtis Bav. cause of talked of legislative or executive action adverse to corporations.

Mayor Timanus' campaign for a renomina Sailed Sth, stmrs" Wells City, for Bristol; Vit-tnria J'nlnn- ripnfueoros and Havana: Energio. Rot- 000 which the Isthmian canal commission hn nsked to have included in the Civil Coward. Charles L. J. Frohwitter, Edward P.

i ne nun movement in wheat and other tlon has announced the following commit torriam- c.itv rtf Washington. Nassau and Tammco: Nones, William A. Covington, Carroll Power, Wil tees Pallas. "Philadelphia Kennebec. Amoy and Shang grams strengthened further this week and prices are up an averasre of 2 cents a busbel Schr Henry V.

Cramp. McKown, from Boston; light, to Gray, Irelan Co. In Curtis Bay. Barg? No. 24, Tobiaen.

from Boston; light, to Consolidation Coal Company. Barge No. 25. Walkenberg, from Boston; light, to Sundry Appropriation bill, now under con eideration. He was accompanied by Chair man Shonts.

D. V. Ross, the canal pur hai via Philadelphia: Arapahoe, Charleston, etc Committee on Meetings and Speakers Levi A liam H. Wilson, Charles E. N.

Howard and Edwin at all markets. The car shortage is beins Peusacola. Feb. 8. Cleared, stmrs Jfenay Thompson, chairman John Krumholtz, Samuel Af C.

Long, and Second Lieutenants Ralph E. Herring, Fielding L. Pcindextnr, George L. Werten Dodge (Br), for Liverpool; Vincenzo Bonano (ltal). chasing agent J.

B. Bishop, secretary, and Keenly reu at estern mining centers and Minneapolis flour production is down to-ai felder, William T. Conn, Benjamin M. Stone. ioiisouuauon oai company.

Cleared. Genoa and Palermo via Guuport. baker, Earl Biscoe, John P. Terrell, Scott Baker Committee on Registration William T. Philadelphia, Feb.

8. Arrived, stmrs. Pennoil low point, owinz to licht sunDlies. Enro- R. R.

Rogers, general counsel to tne com mission. Stmr Indore (Br), Mytton, for Liverpool; John- (Ger). from Shields: Dunblane (Br), Wilmington, noon advices have hepn irmro lmllich and Frederic H. Smith. DeL Aragon, Georgetown; Oneida Mew gian dealel-s arG rennrted to Wino- chairman; Robert Welsh, Percy C.

Hennighausen. For Sir. George V. Peters. Much of the general discussion before the committee concerned the proposed ca- t.i.iv.

nnn i i inr ii iptthhii: i 1 oivi uiiic x-uieigu -igency, j.imitea. Stmr Tabasco (Br), Anderson, for Rotterdam; Drtssel, Rauschenherg Co. The following changes in the stations and duties of assistant surgeons and contract surgeons are or uraicu Vv I trhoar han on.1 in Brittanic (Nov). Havana; Pallanzi (Ger), Ham- manufacture and marketing of Cuban sugar bnrsr: Aurora (Nor), Progreso via Havana; vera The E. Clay Timanus Campaign Club of dered f-nr Tlnta- Tr.scan.

Boston: Indian. is reuectea in iurtner easine of raw nrices. the opinion that the public generally pre Capt. William P. Woodall is relieved from duty Providence and Fall River: Dover, Jacksonville; Stmr Fntzoe (Nor), Qnole, for Vera Cruz; The Joseph R.

Fotird Company. Stmr Corfe Castle (Br), Pope, for Tampicc; The R. Foard Ccmpany. Stmr Frostburg, Hall, for Georgetown and Wilmington; Baltimore and Carolina Steamship Com schr Manuel aiartiner. (Br), Progreso.

the Twenty-third ward held a meeting at Schraege's Hall and unanimously indorsed Mr. George V. Peters for First Branch City at Fort Clark, Texas, and will proceed to Fort Sill, fers the contract system, as it believes the Government can do woS, cheaper in that which are off 8 points, while refined is 15 points lower in sympathy. Coffee is steadier and spot coffee is back to 7 cents. Statistics of shoe shipments from Eastern een- Port F.a.-ls.

Feb. 8. Arrived, stmrs Hiram and report to the commanding officer for (Nor), from Puerto Ccrtez; Esparta (Br). Port La- manner. Council.

The meeting was largely attended El Valle, New duty. inon: Joseph Vaccaro (ur), ceiDa The nronosed appropriation is desired Liverpcol via Mexican ters Dear out past reports of conservative ork; Louisianan liir) The speakers included Messrs. Frederick Vollbracht, George V. Peters, R. Holmes pany.

Stmr Essex, McDorman, for Providence; Bler-chants and Mincri' Transportation Company. Stmr Lexington, Kirwan, for Savannah; Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company. chiefly for the completion of the equipment First Lieutenant Samuel E. Lambert is relieved from duty at Fort Wright, and will proceed Kniiorl sth. fitmrs Habil (Nor), for Ceiba; Malin- on the Isthmus, and as the Government bills were 4 per cent.

Sales At Baltimore Stock Exchnngre. February 8, 190f FIRST CALL. 50 Nor. Central 95 jIOOO Cn. Rjs.

inc J7H ouying or snces irom manufacturers for spring delivery. Leather markets are quiet as a whole, but firm. Upper leather is strong and splits and patent leather de heari (Br). Belfast via Swansea; Barbadian, (Br) to Fort Logan, and report for duty. Stmr Tiger (Nor), Bugge.

for Newport News; The T.ivprnool purposes furnishing the equipment to any contractor, it was explained by the canal Wilbur and Edward J. Styles. TWO BAD CHECKS ALLEGED Contract Surgeon John D. Brooks, is relieved from dur at Fort Meade. S.

and will proceed to Portland. Maine. Feb. 8. Cleared, stmr Hibern liveries are still rat benlna.

S8 Seab. Co. ai4 no. ian for Glasgow. "Business failures in the United States 10M do-.

564 32 do. 2d pfd 4 officials tnat tne allowances ior mis pur nose 6hould be liberal. Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and report for duty. Savannah Feb. 8.

Arrived, stmrs Eretria josepn it. jroara uorcpany. Schr Cora F. Haskell, for Galvi Gray, Irelan Co. Sailed.

8tmrs Huelva (Br), for Ipswich; Belfast Beiiast; Essex, Providence. for the week ended February 7 number 198, "Harry Livingston" Says That Is Stikelslad (Nor). Pomaron Contract Surgeon Elias H. Porter is relieved from (Br), Kansas Citv. New York: sohr William K.

Park, Xot His Name, But Will Do. against 211 last week. 204 in the like week of 1006, 207 in 1903, 202 in 1904 and 217 in further duty at Fort Reno, and from duty at Under the percentage system the contractor would not get a percentage on the cost of supplies or equipment, but only on the 5 Fid. 30 Mercantile TniEt.13 55 do. 127 5 U.

8. 10 Com. Frs. Bk. (W.C.) H5 15 Honst.

Oil 9 steamer City of Columbusi for New A man who said he was Harry Livings 70CO do. 56,. 1000 do. 56C 1000 Cn. Rys.

4s. S9 41030 do 5T0 do. fdg. 5s 86H 130 do. fdg.

5s, scp. So 1000 Va. Elfc. Rv Dev. Co.

99 Fort Logan H. Roots, and will proceed to Philadelxrtua, Sailed 8th, Vnrk Chesapeake Ports. Bay Fort Clark. Texas, and report for duty. ton was arrested by Detectives Weaver and estimated cost of labor.

A statement was CAPB HENRY. Feb. 8. 8 A. "Bank clearings In the United States for the week ending with February 7 aggre N.

Feb. 8. Arrived, stmr Nava- First Lieutenant Starkey T. Britt, Artillery Corps, made that the cost of labor has been estl ciouay vnna norm, 14 miles. jsoon, Dougherty yesterday morning and charged with obtaining $50 on a bogus check from 2W0 Chas.

Con. E. 5s 93 nnnrt -T" 1 gate 12.8 per cent, more is relieved from duty at the Artillery School, Fort Giwuiy wnui northwest, JO miles. 4 P. mated at $05,000,000, on which basis Oli Cy.5s.l916(W.L.).li0i A OLC sxeamtr aim 3 1 rVIK inc.

unknown, are reported anchored oS the Cape Fear than last week, but 4 per cent, below the 6000 Vorf Rv 5s 97'A 000 do. part hi cloudy wind north. 22 miles Monroe, and will proceed to Fort Moultrie, Messrs. George Smith Sons, 107 North. same week last year.

Excluding New York. bar for harbor. Duck 84 Passed in for Baltimore 8th at 4.T.H Rtmr S. and report for duty with the Sixteenth Cora Howard street, with attempting to obtain 1000 Seaboard 4s Kl twot) CJotton 1000 Western Md. 814' the total is 7 per cent, above Foreign Ports.

Juniata, irom tsoston via JNortols. ver would be paid $4,387,500 by the Gov ernment in case hl3 bid is accepted. SHONTS FAVORS CONTRACT pany, Coast Artillery. in a similar manner $50 from the Eutaw Passed out from Baltimore Sth at 12.20 A. last week ana 7.5 per cent, over last year.

Alexandria, Feb. 8. Sailed, atmr Celtic, for New SECOND CALL. stmr Banes (Pan), for Port Mam; 8.20 A. stmr House.

"Wheat, including flour, exports from the United States and Canada for the week York via Naples. Aicrffr Feh. 3. Arrived, stmr Irismere, from Aagot (Nor) for Norfolk; 8.40 A. stmr Orthia Naval Orders.

IBr), tor Glasgow: 9.40 A. schr Martha Philadelnhia for Narjlcs. ended February aggregate 3.319,930 bush Small, for Boston (toward Hampton Roads) 10 30 Nor. Central li Seab. Cow 100 do.

300 TJn. Uys. 50 dot tr. 209 do. 95 UCOODet.

Cn. 8814 21 SC30 Seaboard 4s 81 aagjiOOJ Suf. Car. 9) 12v.ilO)Cn. Ky.

do. 4s so 12 1000 West. Nor. C. 6S.IIO14 Thinks That Is The Best Way To (Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.

els, against 2,102.216 bushels last week. Antwerp, Feb. 8. Sailed, stmr Menominee, ior A. stmr unatham, for Savannah.

The prisoner admitted that his name was not Livingston, but said that he would be known by that name for the present. He also admitted, the police say, that the check he had passed and one he attempted Build The Canal. Washington, Feb. 8. The following 3.241.939 bushels this week last year.

GLOUCESTER POINT. Feb. 7 Tn harhnr Boston and Philadelphia. Arrived 7th, stmr Chatton. from Pensacola via naval orders have been issued Washington, Feb.

8. Chairman Shonts, 775 bushels In 1905 and 4,800.457 bushels in here are schooners William Donnelly, Kigoin; 10 TJ. S. Fidelity. Xiwnnrt News.

1902. For the last 32 weeks of the fiscal Pay Director C. M. Ray is ordered to duty as gen 13 Fnn. Mer.

Bk. 52 20C0 Cot. Duck 83i uaries t. jojee, aeawey ijeorge J. A.

i ravers, Kennerly; John Bell and John Q. Ferguson, all of the Isthmian Canal Commission, returned to Washington last night and was at year the exports are 113,383,475 bushels. eral storekeeper at the navy yard. Mare Island, to pass were worthless. Bremen, Feb.

7. Arrived, stmr Oairncrag, from Norfolk. Arrived 6th. stmr Ludtrata, from Savannah via Baltimore bound. They have been anchored here against 86.S69.48G bushels in 1905-06.

15 A. C. C. 93 do. 3000 A.C.L.newls,cfs.

88'4000 1st. 56vi CLOSING PRICES AT BALTIMORE FEB. 8. Paymaster W. T.

Wallace is detached from duty Thursday the young man went Into the since last Sunday. his offices today. He unqualifiedly ex Xownort News. NEWPORT NEWS. Feb.

8. Arrived, stmrs as assistant to the general storekeeper at the navy 049.918 bushels In 1904-05 and 171,410,188 bushels in 1901-02. Corn exports for the tions embodied in Mr. Marburg's letter. It store and purchased goods amounting jto TTamhiirff.

Feb. 7. Arrived, stmr Bolivian, from Bid. Bid. Ask.

yard, -Mare Island, Cat, on February 28 and or several hundred dollars. In payment he a riH "Vnfw-tt via. Bremen. pressed himself in favor of building the canal by contract. He said that the great advantage accruing therefrom would be the Nor.

Car. .101 week are 2,407.089 bushels, against 2.157,- Marie Menzell (Ger), from New Orleans for Fred-erickshaven vta Anrhuus; Tudor Prince (Br), New Orleans for Bremen schrs Melrose and O. D. C. N.

53.107 Kis G. S. F. 1104 rVirT sicriamnnd. for New York.

dered to duty as paymaster of that yard. do. 6s VS gave a check on the Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) Git bushels last week, rf.bb0.ioo nusneis a year ago and 2,448,456 hushels in 1905. For Arrived 6th. stmr Taarnholm, from Port Tampa Nor.

C. Sr witnereii. New lork. Paymaster D. Potter it detached from duty as gen So.

Car. Va. 3s new 93 was also resoljed that the choice between the alternative conditions be made by the trustees after consultation with the donors. Mr. Charles L.

Marburg's heirs also gave $100,000 to Johns Hopkins Hospital as a witnessing of Immediate results. beab. A. L. via Norfolk.

Sailed 7th. stmrs Inkum (Br), from Galveston the fiscal year to date the exports are S5. eral storekeeper and paymaster at the navy yard, do. coL do. 2-3s 93.

for Liverpool; Meridian (Br), Pert Arthur for T.5 Palmss. Feb. 6. Sailed, stmr Celtic rnn- National Bank for. $50 more than the amount of his purchases.

The change was given him by a check on the National Howard Bank, of this city. The latter was 636.797 bushels, against 72.0S8.795 bushels "Contractors," he said, "have solved the labor problem. They can get what they City5s.l916(w.).110i lll'West. Md. Mare Island, CaL, and ordered to Philadelphia, set Bremen and ewcastle-on-Tyne Industry (Br), pphk.

for Tvbee Roads. Kl lOOlfc SI 1034 W. Va. C. HS in 1905-06 and 35.492.101 bushels In 1904-05." do.

3Us. 102 iiaiveston ror ijiverpooi. tle accounts and wait orders. Leith. Feb.

7. Arrived, stmr Beisuon, irom nan do. IPSO 101U want and we can only get what Is left. FVnnmssrei. Coronel.

via Hull. Civil Engineer H. R. Stanford is detached from WD. Wei.

os. Ana. Pot. 5S.103 A R. E.

memorial fund. KNEISELS PLAY AGAIN Condition Of Tne Treasury. land (Swed), 'from Nw Orleans; Regulus, Newport IManra. I -V ll Tiibau. Feb.

1. Sailed, stmr Petersburg, for New In the man's possession when arrested. At the Eutaw House the young man of 13 (B.C.1 Then, again, In constructing the canal they could bring into play their vast combined duty at the works of the Westinghouse Electric Washington, Feb. 8. The condition of York via Kotterdam.

Cent-Rv. con. 5s. 110 Nt. Marine Bk.

39 and Manufacturing Company, Pittsburg, and or (Ital), Galveston. Sailed Sth. stmrs Erinhia (Ger). for Dordrecht: fered in part payment for his Indebtedness Liverpool. Feb.

8. Arrived, stmrs Planet Mars, Am. Bondimr the Treasury at the beginning of business 45i Char. C. 11.

ProRram At Peaoody Proves Ex 94 C.C:R-G.&E.5s. Balto. Trost 325 335 dered to duty in the bureau of yards, and docks, from Norfolk. a check for $50. This, however, was re Niceto (Span), Liverpool: Knight of the Garter today was as follows: RESERVE FUND.

necessarily would effect the completion of Intem'l loO ceptionally Interesting. Washington. (Br), Liveipool; Kanawha, Providence; Wearside Arrived 7th, stmr Alexanarian, irom new uneaas. Sailed 7th. stmr Pretorian.

for St. John, N. B. 1 fused. He also had In his possession a certificate of deposit for $50 on the National Gold coin and bullion $150,000,000 Mere.

Tr. D.126 13(1 V. S. 109 lurj, itimpicu. Assistant Civil Engineer R.

F. Smith is ordered the work in much sooner time than if mat ters were allowed to go on as they are." An exceptionally interesting program Nanles. Feb. 7. Sailed, stmr Brasilo, for New TBUST FTJXPS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CER Arrived From Baltimore.

Con. Gas 5s 10314 to Troy, N. for a course of instruction in civil marked the fourth appearance here this sea York. Bank of York, but Captain Pumphrey TIFICATES. Mr.

Shonts said be was much surprised do. 4is 96 87 Sailed 4th. stmr liamDunr. ior Jw ion. Stmr Sandhurst (Br).

Robertson. Vera Cruz 30th son of the Kneisel String Quartet yesterday engineering. learned that no one named Livingston has Con. Gas Elec Gold coin $052,298,869 ivnox. irac.

os.mt Lei. Rv. 5s 10014 Metro. 5s. 113 N.N.&OHP.Ss 95 Nor.

R. Lt Cs 97 Nor. St. Rv. os lOStt Cn.R.&E.lstls 8354 Pi do.

inc. 56 56i do. fd. 5s 86i to read the statement that Chief Engineer Oueenstown. Feb.

8. Sailed, stmr Cymric (from ultimo. Cable from Commander-in-Chief Asiatic fleet, Ma afternoon at the Peabody Conservatory. Silver dollars 473,993,000 a deposit Stmr Aacot (Nor1). Sevald.

Norfolk Sth insfnnt. Liverpool), for Boston. L. P. 34 37 do.

pfd 85 Stevens had indicated his intention to re Mr. Harold Randolph, the director of the nila, P. February 6: Silver dollars of 1890 6,453,000 San Juan. Feb. 6.

Arrived, stmr Bluecher, from He was committed for court by Justice Stnir Galsa (Br), Boulter, Leith 7th instant. Stmr Langoe (Br), Hall. Havre 8th instant. Ga. So.

Fla. 33 40 sign 6hould the work be done by contract Com. J. G. Quinby is detached from command of New York via St.

Thomas (on cruise1). Peabody, played the piano part the con do. 1st 95 100 Loden yesterday afternoon. Total St. John.

N. Feb. 8. Sailed, stmr Empress of Stmr Itasca, Jones, Savannah, Sth instant. Stmr Ontario.

March. Boston Sth instant. do. 2d 76 S2 the Rainbow and ordered to command the Cincin Elec. Ry.

eluding number the Brahms quartet in General fund 197,320,964 Nor. Central 95 4 Britain, for Liverpool. vored thecontract plan and only recently Schr Bavard Barnes. Faulkenbure. Savannah, nati.

Mr. Samuel Hecht, III. Seab. Co. com.

ZIH 21 minor. Following was the program had written him commending the idea in 8tn instant. Deposits in national banks In Philippine Treasury 4,200,305 THE LATEST REPORT OF THE SHIPPING Com. B. W.

Hodges is ordered to command the Dev. Co. 99 iw Amer. Caramel. 88 A.

C. L. Conn. 230 313 do. r.

I. 4s BaL Ec. P. os. 8Ui do.

at pfd -Mr. Samuel Hecht; is seriously ill at the strongest possible terms. Barges Nos. 8 and 16, Portsmouth 7th instant. Barge No.

23, Portland 7th instant- WILL TSE FOUND ON PAGE XI. Rainbow. String Quartet in A major Mozart Awaiting reimbursement 602,920 un. ft. dc uec.

do. tr. 12'-i i2ii fiis Home, 1732 Linden avenue. For 10 The building of the canal by contract. Lieut.

T. S. Wilson, Ensign- F. D. McMillan and Current liabilities 103,400,751 Allegro moderato, from string quartet in Sailed For Baltimore.

a.j. u. 6a 1. pi a. vz'fi do.

1st 5s 91 said Mr. Shonts, could not possibly inter years -Mr. Heicht has been suffering with Bright's disease. Three weeks ago his con Warrant Machinist A. A.

Hooper are detached from WALL STREET Stmr Howard. Chasei. Boston 8th instant. Ravel Cotton Duck 5s 83 Con. Cct.

Duck 124 do. pfd 32,4 33 com 74 fere with Mr. Stevens because his authority Schr Gardiner G. Deerinc. Ross (from Rocknort).

London Security Market. the Galveston and ordered to the-'Colorado, CotisoL Coal 94 Atl. Char. Ex. Piano quartet in minor.

Op. 26 Brahms ttocKianci vta mstant. London. Feb. 8.

The supplies of money dition was such that he was compelled to take to his bed. He became unconscious Ensign L. M. Stewart is detached from the Chat- ABvance In Call Money And Stock iU-S 10034 1U1 The Mozart quartet is an ideal chamber- Schr Crescent, Mehaffey, New York 7th instant. do.

in S64 56t do. 2d inc. 5a. 'A 25 decreased in the market today, owing to tanrwxrn. and nrAi-reA to the Colorado.

Market Weak At The Close. AU. C. 3 C. C.

A. would be supreme and the contract so ex pressly provides. STATES' RIGHTS music number, with it richness and purity Wednesday. Last night his malady took a Memoranda. Houston 9 the revenue collections and repayments to Midshipman R.

B. Coffey is detached from the jew xoru. ieo. ear tne end or a of melody, 'the beauty of its thematic con do. 2d "3 110 do.

pfd 43 Stmr Rarrallo (Ger). Menrersee. from Baltimore turn for the worse, and it was reported Raleigh and ordered to the Pennsylvania. the Bank of England, discounts were firmer, due to fears of further gold exports C. E.

L. P. for Hamburg, sailed from Newport News 7th inst. day in which strength and firmness were struction and its delicate treatment. It was Coal Iron 5s.

103 Ga. A. con. 5s 108 1st con. 91 82Tfc Midshipman R.

C. Grady is detached from the Stmr Thistlemor (Br). Yoe. from Baltimore for to South America. Trading on tne btock given a rendition such as only the Kneisels Contends That Separation In The snown a rise in the rate for loans on call, together with heavy profit-taking sales, de Novorossisk and at Algiers 2d instant.

Chattanooga and ordered to the Pennsylvania. tnat he was sinking. Movements Of Naval "Vessels. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. Exchange continued quiet, out prices gen- ran give.

Stmr Charles F. Maver. Muchow. towine barges BALES AND CLOSING BID PRICES FOR STOCKS AT NEW YORK FEB. 8.

Following are the highest and the lowest pressed prices in tbe stock market. The erallv were steadier, the i irovement In Ensign C. L. Hand is detached from the Concord Schools Does Not Violate Treaty. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.

Nos. 7 and 22. from Boston for Baltimore, passed The movement from the Ravel quartet is movement was aided by reports that addi Americans, tocether with the better divi and ordered to the Pennsylvania. out saaay hook noon 8th instant. distinctly modern and contains little that Washington, Feb.

8. Federal encroach dends declared by various home railroads. tional note issues would be forthcoming soon. Ensign E. F.

Green is detached from the El Cano Stmr Alleghany. Dow. from Philadelphia, ar Washington, Feb. 8. The following movements of naval vessels have been re prices, the sales and the final bid of th stocks most actively dealt In at New York creating a more hopeful feeling.

Other ment on State rlehts. with the Japanese Is especially interesting, it reminds one rived at Savannah, Sth instant. and ordered to the Pennsylvania, The market ODened steadv. then became Kritish securities snowea mrie variation. strongly of the "fire, music" in Wagner's Sales.

High. Low. Closa ported to tlie Bureau of Navigation Brig Aloea. Anderson, from Philadelphia, ar school question as the principal illustra Com. F.

F. Fletcher is detached from the com Americans started well over parity and 290 Adams rived at Wilnuncton, N. Sth mstant. "Walkuere." Arrived The 'Scorpion at Nassau and the Paul active and advanced under the lead of Reading, which sold up to 124, a gain of tion, was the subject of an address to the mand of the Raleigh and ordered home. further improved.

Missouri Pacific and Schr Citv of Baltimore, from Port Tampa, dis- I3S 112U 24:4 24 Amalgamated copper ivam Amer, Agricultural 211 Jones at San Diego. In the Brahms quartet Mr. Randolph -o-ew xorK Central rose 1, to 129. Canadian Pacific were the most active dur- Com. W.

G. Cutler is detached from the com Senata today by Senator Frazler, of Ten nessee. uiannng at Annua, uuoa, 31 st ultimo. Sailed The Saturn from Bremerton for Mare Is showed excellent ability and taste. He was Copper sold at 113, St.

Paul at 149V, inir the forenoon: later xorfc sold Schr Herbert D. Maxwell. William Quillin. from mand, of the Galveston and ordered home. 431 ao.

pi American Car 73P0 do. pfd. 200 113i 24T. ,44 102 235 Pennsylvania at 132 and Union Pacific land. never overassertive, yet playing firmly and Mr.

Frazler contended that this was not bauiia, at mew xora vta instant. Com. J. M. Helm is detached from the command at 174.

At the high level, however, there Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific, which depressed the market generally, but a sham renct.ion occurred and prices finished American Cotton Oil 4J0 Charters. a question that concerned California alone. of the Baltimore and ordered to command the were realizing sales in many issues and 43 1C2H 235 six do. Rt.m-r 'Rlswinlr TTmiKp (Rr tnnsl. ore.

Porman It was regrettable tnat tnere was not a but concerned the right of every State to MEWS OF THE SHIPPING steady. Copper snares were nrm. oreign- 1 American Express. or liartaizena. to Kaltimntf.

or FhilaaelDfiia. tne leaaers reacted point. The list hunsr back until 11.S0. ha sym larger audlenc present. 100 ido Com.

G. H. Peters Is detached from the naval shillings; February loading; before reported without Amer. Hide Leather American lea American Linseed Oil ers weaKeneu Bjriupsuijr wmi irans. The Indian Secretary purchased $375,000 in The concluding Kneisel concert of the pathy with the comparative heaviness in control Its domestic affairs.

If the Federal Government by treaty could force Mongolians into the white schools of California, station at Cavito. P. and command of the "Mo name. present series will be given March 15. union i-acinc, tnen aavancea.

Atcnison, due here Marcn Japanese imperial hican and ordered to command the Raleigh. dOL bay to Baltimore or Philadelphia, I9s.6d. Febru- st. Faul, Pennsylvania and Reading going js of 1904 closed at -lu. American Locomotive 13u0 71 7t Abont United States Naval "Vessels.

The naval auxiliary Nero went into Harold Randolph and Ernest a like treaty could force the negroes of J. L. Jayne is detached from the ary-aiarcu ioaouig; oeiore reyurueu a traction above the first hour's hichost. Hutcheson will give a supplementary re Colorado and ordered to command the El Cano. Cuba, Santo Domingo, Haiti and the Congo Stmr Grantleyhall (Br.

2.685 tons), pig iron. Mid- kv tha miiv arir won oiiir nnnimi A tn erica 11 commission at the New York -navy yard in dlcsboro to Baltimore or Philadelphia, 6s.6d.; rx 7-- cital for two pianos at the Peabody next Into the schools of Tennessee in defiance of Ensign B. Y. Rhodes Is detached. from the Penn (ID Tnfl MONETARY COHERGIAL command of Captain Merriwether, yesterday, signed -to take effect February 15.

Friday afternoon. sylvania and ordered to the El Cano. American Smelting Rfcg. 12300 14 tin 7-lii PsZ (Br, 2,350 tons), mangan.se, Rio Ja- leaf of Atchison, which sold up to 105 the tn Bimr Phiutanhia: nrivate terms; active list recovered to the best after 1 Midshipman H. I Irwin is detached from tht American Sugar E700 American Tobacco pfd.

ctf. 30 William. E. Boyd, keeper of Hampton Creek beacon light, has resigned, to take nrruriTit. loartmir.

Liuiik, uut leacLeu. at a ill imcuuumij Pennsylvania and ordered to the Concord. More Active Trading At The Stock OBITUARY HENRY 8. GROSS. American Woolen TZi Stmr Craisearn (Br.

1.648 tons), coal, tfaiomore me market men necame less active as can Lieut -Com. H. Rodman is detached from th com effect February lo. dot tfd 3i to Matanzas: crivata terms: before reported wltn- money befran to advance. Exchanee And Steady Market.

There was rather more activity at the 5T5C0 13314 ss 324 10Gi 2S5 105 117tf out name. I The calling of loans was ascribed to the tfie laws for the separatiton of the races. He denied that this Government had ever undertaken by treaty to Interfere with the eonjBtitutional rights of California. Quoting the language of the treaty, he said "I challenge anyone to find In it a word guaranteeing to Japanese residents the right to enter public schools of the States at all, much less to enter them in defiance of State 1m mand of the El Cano and ordered to the West Vir ginia aa executive. Mr.

Henry Shambinger Gross, for 2S Jiiiv stmr (Br), coai, isaiumore. fminuciij necessary preparations ror syndicate pay- Baltimore Stock Exchange yesterday and years connected with the construction de da pfd Com. W. McLean la ordered to duty as comman Virginia to Manila, at or about way luais- ments for new notes and other securities, the market was steady. Seaboard Com The lighthouse tender Holly, Captain Thomas Jefferson Miles, will leave port today with machinists to repair the fog syren on "Wolf Trap light station.

She will then continue down the bay with sup partment of the Lighthouse Engineers' Atlantic Coast Line. 700 Baltimore Ohio 48W Bark Antiooh (869 tons), salt, Turk isiana to There were reports that the banks had lost dant at the naval station, at Cavite, P. and to 153 iiz 96 32 ice 282 104 314 121 1x6 T3l J7 1014 210 5014 16JI 16V 147 Baltimore: private terms. service of the Fifth district, died yester es 230 26 $3 17 32 70 HI 12 55 143 113 13314 96 31H 100 99 ia 156. S3 73 37 101 2A oftlt 163 ISiVi 1473i 22 Kit, 43 3 67 5 14 P7ii 210 500 considerable money on the week's move do.

Did pany common stock after a decline of to 21. advanced to 21, and the second command the Mohican. Forelarn Imports day in St. Joseph Hospital of grip. ment of currency, which would be duly re Brooklyn Rapid Transit.

Canadian Pacific. VHrttinf from Mid- He was born in Baltimore and learned IT. S. Marine Corps Orders. flected by tomorrow's bank statement.

The whole active list made the low prices of Central Leather flAhnr(w1 rm trrn-m Anfranese. l.dw TOM preferred rose "to 44. The dealings in the former were 283 and in the latter 32 shares. United Railways common stock the trade of carpenter. He was stage car 4590 63J0 ro 100 6200 330 2 000 tons nicr iron.

1 cask Oaucasian Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun. 75 14 37H 102 210 51 li do. pfd Central of Xew Jersey plies ror stations below. Great Cargo Of Steel Rails. Three thousand five hundred tons of steel rails for Galveston are under the hatches penter of the Theatre in Washing manganese ore.

Washington, ten. x. xne louowmg Ma tne aay in tne last nour on neavy pront-taking, and a portion of the early gains were lost. There was less selling on the Chesapeake Ohio ton until that building was destroyed by Foreia-n Eacnorts. rine Corps orders have been Issued Chicago Great fire.

After that disaster he entered the British Steamer Corfe Castle, for Tampico 4,350 I hi rm jl. xorrnwestCTn. First Lieutenant John W. McClaskey (retired), is sold to the amount of 300 shares at 12 and of the common stock, trust certificates. 250 shares changed hands at 12 and 12.

Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com of the schooner Cora F. Cressy, cleared. tons coke. 1.157 tons Dituminous Chicago, MiL St. Paul- 40000 1495a Chicago Terminal granted leave from February 15 to March 15.

similar occasions iast week, when the late "attacks" had such pronounced effect. The Major Thomas G. Treadwell is ordered to duty in fifv Tifn. Government service. Mr.

Gross was a well-posted man on the great actors and actresses, all of whom -were hla friends, but he would never allow himself to be British Steamer Tabasco, for itotterojun ciose was weak. pany stock, after selling at 128, Drought tierces neutral lard. To be completed. command of the Marine Barracks at the navy yard. C.

C. St. Louis. 50 Colorado Fn4 fc Iron The announcement of an issue of 894 35 127. The transactions In tn stock were Norwegian Steamer Pritzoe, for Vera, Portsmouth, X.

H. 000 6 per cent, one-year notes, guaranteed Colorado Southern jCO fama bituminous ronl. Value. SI6.1O. come voluble about any, his Idea being that 75 shares.

Seaboard 4s advanced to Col. Paul St. C. Murphy is detached from com by the Delaware and Hudson, was regarded British Steamer Indore, for Liverpool 94,285 whatever they said to him was sacred. 35ii S5 134 23 87 212 Bilk, and later again sold at 81.

There mand of the Marine Barracks at the navy yard, bushels corn. fTo be completed. yesterday by Gray, Irelan Co. This is supposed to be the largest cargo of steel rails carried from any port of the United States in a sailing vessel. Di Giorgrio To Make Repairs.

The Atlantic Fruit Company's steamer Josephine Dl Giorgio was docked at the upper yard of the Skinner Shipbuilding Dry Dock Company. A survey shows that the tail-end shaft is to be drawn. His long service on the steamer Jessa were sales of 43,000 of United Railways 4s as of more importance because of the hlgn rate paid than from any other standpoint. That a company of such high credit should Portsmouth, N. and ordered to duty in com S4mi.

Tn Arrive At New lork. 300 134 1400 23H S00 87 mo 212 mine, the tender to the engineers' depart do. 1st pfl do. 2d pfd Consolidated Ga Corn Prcdrcts Reflnirg do. pfd Delaware Delaware.

Lack. Western Denver Rio at 89 to 90. United Railways incomes mand of the Marine Barracks at the navy yard. New York. ment In this district, made him popular nave to pay so men a rate "tooK tne eoge erst DUB FEBBTTAJJY 9.

From Sailed 25 56, the dealings amounting to 19,000. James E. Mahoney is detached from with his shipmates, as his recitals of the theatrical world was said to have been one Stmr St. SCO 37 37 5 issues still sell on a basis of 5 per or less. Knoxville Traction 5s rose to 107, and 26 31 Jan.

27 of the most attractive entertainments for duty in command of the Marine Barracks at the naw sard. New York, and ordered to duty with -Havre Antwerp. Gibraltar Stmr Cassel Stmr Amerika Stmr Stmr Caronia The further rise in Standard Oil natur the total sales were zo.uuu. 'xnere was 75 70 76s 70U ao. ria Distillera Securities.

Erie 13f0 do. 1st pfd 300 tin rfd 1 1 ally started a discussion as to Its cause. A those on board during their long and monotonous trips from port. the First Brigade of Marines, Manila. rudder lifted and a general opening of the engines.

The Di Giorgio was ashore In the bay near 'Smith's Point this week on the some trading in Baltimore City stock, chiefly In 3J46, 1940. These sold at 102 14. The Stmr Savoie Feb. 2 26 report was current that antagonism against Antwerp Mr. Gross leaves a widow, who was tne srreat trust would come to an end 17 m.

til Amcfiu. Stmr Principesea Lastltia. Marseilles. 5s, 1915, water loan, were traded In at sooner than expected, but this was so In Miss Josephine Feelemyer, of Baltimore 5 Stmr Monterey Havana Revenue Cutter Service Orders. Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.

Washington, Feb. 8. The following 110 25 6100 159V4 1644 110. Cotton Duck as, after rising 14, to 7 definite that few believed It. A more pal 161i 166 county, and one son Mr.

Harry Gross Stmr Bermudian Bermuaa trip from Jamaica with fruit. Creole Steamer Mr. Prospero Schiefflno, agent here for 84, declined to 83. Brewing Corn- pable explanation was that tnls stock was DUE FEBKUABY 10. -Feb.

2 bid up for the purpose of Influencing the pany 3-4s ia sold at 56. Mrs. William W. Mansfield, of Washington, and Miss S. Naomi Gross, his daughters, and one sister Mrs.

M. E. McCul- Revenue Cutter Service orders have been issued Stmr Carmania. Stmr Antonio Lopez market, Federal Mining Smelting. do.

pfd General Electric Great Xcrrnem pfd HocHng Valley Illinois Central Interborough-lletrcpolitan do. rd International do. International Pump. do. Towa Central 35i 35 Money was f.rm at 5 per cent, on call.

oO 2 St. Paul and Union Pacific were the Cadet Engineer John F. Hahn is appointed a Stmr Sergipe Barbados. Stmr Benvind Jobos, The United States Government could not compel a State to create public schools at all, he said. The schools are creatures of State law, maintained by State taxation and subject only to State control.

The right of residence guaranteed to the Japanese Implied the right to work and make a living, but not to go to school. Mr. Frazler contended that the President ought to have followed the example of Mr. Blaine in the case of the lynching of Italian citizens in New Orleans. There was a treaty with Italy which guaranteed protection to Italian citizens, but when the Italian Government complained Mr.

Blaine informed it that Italian citizens had no higher rights than American citizens, and that the rlghtTo punish for murder was the exclusive province of the States where the crime was committed. Mr. Frazler said he did not believe we had reached the point where we must apologize for our Constitution or change its character by construction at the dictation of foreign power. Mr. Frazler dwelt at length on the recent speech of Secretary Root, which he declared to be a threat to wipe xut State lines and absorb all powers of the State, into the Federal Government.

He said the President incited Insurrection against Colombia and committed nets of war without authority of Congress; had overridden the treaty-making power and had threatened to use the military forces of the United States to override the laws of the State, ne spoke or" the President's having gone forth "with pomp and ceremony, followed by an armed fleet trailing at "his heels, after the manner of the German Kaiser, to visit bis outlying provinces." Secretary Root, he said, had involved a constructive recess, and had recently visited the capitals of the south to show them the "big stick." and tell them to be good end pay their debts. These were the people who were crying for more and greater power. An extra dividend at the rate of one- the Creole Line of steamers from Mediterranean ports to Baltimore, has been notified that the steamer Sicilia is now lough, of Waynesboro, Pa. most active stocks today, advancing sharp 16i SOU cadet engineer February 2. half of 1 per in addition to.

the an DUE FEBRUARY 11. 17 79i ly in tne early trading on wnat seemed to be good buying. This strength did not William C. Besselievre, is commissioned a loading at Genoa for this port. From nual interest a per cento ior tne year -Feb.

LOtTIS F. DGRRY. Mr. Louis F. Derry, a native of Balti ieo 4 I6O14 10s 159 35 7 lSt, FO14 44H eoi 114 1J.

84lt 3S 70u 84 1639 2V 400 900 iy 200 constructor in the Revenue Cutter Service. Stmr Cedric Stmr Finland Stmr Statendam hold, however: and both stocks were sold ending March ol, 1907, has been declared 2S4 Z5i Genoa the Sicilia will go to Leghorn and Sicilian ports to complete cargo. heavily before the close, when the market Constructor William C. Besselievre, is di do. pfd 3 Vi i 44i 300 by the board of directors of the German Stmr Cerea more, but for 25 years a resident of Spokane, Washington, died there 10 days aso.

2S34 sold on in all sections. Sa rings Bank of Baltimore. Stmr Amstel Stmr Finance rected to proceed to Baltimore, and report to superintendent of construction and repair for duty. The room had it that Harriman Co. His body was sent to this city and will be Kansas t-iiy do.

pfd 700 ei Lonwille Nshville. KH Mexican Central 300 24 MTTnearmlis St. Louis 700 2WV 300 New York Stock And Bond Market. Marine Personals. Captain Lowray of the Union-Castle Stmr San had been significantly big buyers of the various stocks over whose destinies, Mr.

Capt. F. M. Dunwoody is detached from special buried this afternoon from the undertaking Money on call at iew York was Rtpnrtv tmr Prins Will em 11 fort au tmr Matanzas Havana ep. Line steamer Corfe Castle, at this port, temporary duty at the department and directed to Harriman presides.

They were pariors oi uranam walker, 723 Lafay ft P. 8. StL M. at per cent. ruling rate, per cent.

-r-- noi Stmr Philadelphia San Juan rma. credited with having been especially active I olosinc bid. 44 ner offprpri nt 135 iii4 147 S3 left yesterday for New York where he will ette avenue. resume leave status. do.

ra tw. V. I. 1 rir- i Tlmo lrMina wprp nnlcf a nrt I Pacific. Sfr-amrri To Sail From Xew York.

cent. enter a sanitarium. Chief Officer Pone iu ouuiuciu xr uiziuiT, iur BlUA IUU5C Mr. Derry left this city when 21 rears 3300 209 mo SCO 2600 Capt. D.

P. Foley is directed to proceed to Wash 147 394 71 85U an Hfl-tra AiS. npr eent HO dnra si. I Missouri, ivansas Texas. trnr Sails wno Know nave even kindlier reelings and will take the vessel out with coal for Tamplco.

greater hopes than even Union Pacific. ington and report at the department on official business. and 6 months. 5a5-per cen USoSl T5. none a -T ZI 1 IBTlOnSI Stmr Lucania.

-Liverpool. Biscuit do. 117 1 1 uic iiati v.tiii rtaa CLU yCr Cantain nf the Ramhn. Stmr New XorK V.k' Stmr Pennsylvania. veo.

old, and for many years was an engineer on the Northern Pacific railroad. He was a member, of the Chicago Aerie of the Eagles and his funeral will be in charge of the members of the local aerie. Chief Engineer D. F. X.

Bowen Is directed to cent. TRADE SITUATION NationM Enameling do. Stmr K. Luise apies-vuuo. o.

ki. OlajsmW. uo. 9 Sterling exchange was steady, with sc proceed to Shelby, Ohio, and Greenville, on official business. i JCJ vuw a.u UUI.4, American steamer Rapello, which arrived yesterday from Hamburg by way of Boston and Newport News, Is confined to his 3200 70i 704 tual business in bankers' bills at 4S47ln stm.

TimnWn London reo. a National Lead Kational R. R. Mexico nfd. Delar In Deliveries," Bat Good De- Stmr Algeria.

Capt. E. C. Chaytor is placed on waiting ordeis mand For Spring Reported. Xew York Central X.

Ontario Western- 400 stmr xv. William u. vlZ atn. R.nir- Liverpool eo. 13 upon the exreation of leave of Thirty-Foot Fall Fatal.

Edward Garthright. 1310 Andre street mw York. Feb. 8. R.

G. Dun Xorfolk Western 1109 484.75 for demand, and at 4S0.60a4S0.65 for 60-day bills. Posted rates were 481 and 485. Commercial bills were 4S0i4a4S0. Bar sliver was 684- Mexican dollars were 53.

Government bonds were steady. Gail-road bonds were lrreeular. room from injuries received by falling down the hold of his ship in Boston. The chief officer entered the shin upon arrival. 12814 4i 82X4 153 S3 129 45 97 82H lHi 84 Stmr Westernland -eb.

13 ctm- tnct.M.k Feb. 13 Cadet Engineer J. F. Hahn is ordered to the do. 300 weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: "Severe storms restricted new business 11 1 14 Chase.

Northern Paciflc Stmr 7014 56 128ii 44, i 8214 15314 3514 i. i 131 4 97u 7414 1 5514 I Mr. Charles Maklnson, chief engineer of North 9300 iVi 300 Copenhagen Feb. 14 Pnmim 14 titmr Oscar 11. Cadet Engineer W.

M. Prall Is detached from the 36 Stmr Casael. 35H who was injured by a fall of 30 feet while working on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad pier at Locust Point several days ago, died at the University "of Maryland Hospital yesterday. Coroner Iglehart is The lw York Snhtrcasnrv rrn cf rrWl I Mall tne unnea Fruit Comoanv's steamer 16 Chase and ordered to the Onondaga. in many sections of the country during the last week and increased the delay in making deliveries on old Commodity prices advanced as a rule.

Jobbers report 8tmr 61300 132H 131 S20r.f)00 tn New Orleans. I Barnstable, left yesterday for New York 16 Stmr German! Cadet Engineer W. Chimes is detached from 3100 97i wvt The New York stock market fiarl an ac- Feb Stmr the Ciiase and ordered to the Algonquin, to take the steamer Lucanla to sail today for Liverpool. Mr. Maklnson goes home Feb.

AO Btmr Cednc. investigating the case. a good demand for spring delivery, espe- tive hour after the opening, during which RaUwavat SDrmr 300 53u B3v. daily In dry goods, but buslnws is retarded prices were held aboy the level of Thurs-l Btmr London-South lj.