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NEW YO:RK HERALD, SATURDAY 'AUGUST 1, 1903..SlX'rEEN PAGES. HID.ALLISON PLANS LOU DILLON THOTS 115,000 FOBSTREETS CUHREHCY BEFORM II iLEM 3-4 SIGNSMITTUffl : Banks to Issue Notes Up to ... y-;': Queen of the Harness Turf Board of Estimate Yields ton Market Value of f. x: Lowers Her Record of Public Demand for Marks , i '" GovernmentBonds. v > /. 2:03 1-2 at Cleveland at Corners. i WOULD ADD TtN PtrR CENT TWO MINUTE GAIT TO HALF OTHER BOROUGHS TO WAIT 1 *,ft i-... To Secure Government Deposits iracK in uooa anape, dui a Controller Turns Deaf Ear to by State, Municipal and Breeze Possibly Prevented from Outlying EntreatiesM Railway Bonds. Even Faster Time. Districts. i - BAIS®^0 PAY INTEREST HALF SECOND BEHIND CRESCEUS $50,000 FOR A NEW HOSPITAL" Wilt [special despatch to the herald.] So thoroughly convinced were the tnem-'i bers of the Board of Estimate and Appor- Conference at Mr. Cleveland, Ohio, Friday..A new record ^M\\ was made at the Glenville track this of the urgency of the demand fortionment H Aldrich's Home. when C. K. G. Billings' chestnut afternoonmare street signs in Manhattan that a fifteen thou-: Lou Dillon established more firmly her right sand dollar appropriation was passed yester- turf. 'to be called the queen of the trotting day, although more than $200,000 for other HKjial despatch to the iiebald.] She made a new world's record for trotting mares, reduced her own best previous record, purposes was refused. The presidents o£ ^^ixgtox, D. O., Friday..It is reported 2:031/&, by three-quarters of a second and other boroughs pleaded for money for signs» Bjihe leading republican members of the came within half a second of equalling the the Mayor and Controller turning deaf ears B^FTnate Committee on Finance will assemble world's best record for trotters, that held to their entreaties. ' by Cresceus, 2:02*4. Jacob A. Cantor, President of the Borough at Senator Aldrich's summer home, on Lou Dillon trotted the mile in 2:02%.first of Manhattan, was congratulated by thai Bay, in a few days to considerNarragansett 1 ';' quarter in 0:30*4, half mile in 1:00% and heads of the other boroughs on getting the Mk measures for the in 1:31%. appropriation, although the amount tor the improvement of threequartersthe and banking laws. Senator Allison, Eight thousand spectators crowded which he originally asked was $25,000. currencyU ; y stands in anticipation of this trial against Public sentiment as expressed for the lasti who has been spending the summer at his Lou-Minn: time and they waited patiently until five week in the columns of the Herald had its home in Dubuque, will take an important o'clock, when the announcement was made effect and Mr. Grout, who, for economical! part in the conference. QUEEN OF THE HABNESS TURI WHO LOWERED HER RECORD TO 2:02 3-4 AT CLEVELAND YESMOBILEthat the mare would start. The wind had reasons, was disposed to withhold his con-; been blowing all day and the conditions were sent at first, was convinced of the necessity, It is not likely that the conclusions of the' TERDAY. unfavorable to a fast mile. It was decided, of this improvement. conference will be greatly influenced by the however, to give the mare a chance and save $289,000 ASKED FOB. recent in the spectators from disappointment. developments Wall^street. It was after five o'clock when Millard F. Alderman Mclnnes, of Brooklyn, who of the committee consider these dueMembersto the key to the situation, did not arrive excessive or of Saunders brought the mare out for the speculation expansion credit, trial. Even then the wind was five o'clock. A canvass of the various until t for which no currency system that could be preliminary for appropriations showed that I devised would a The blowing, and it was predicted by the demands provide remedy. quest ones that she could not was asked. $2<39,000 | is for a safe means of expanding the possibly knowingequal "It is absolutely impossible," said the when expansion is necessary to meet WOMAN OEM ADVERTISES her own record. This prediction appeared SURE SHE HALTS "to currency to have verified in the first grant all these, because $700,000 the demands of business. been when, mile, of the for Controller, It this be in she could do no better than 2:14*4. A second $1,000,000 available such purpoees is thought may found trial of better for the is already appropriated. to tne laws governing the nationalamendments gave promise things, Mr. Cantor then said the matter of signs banks, amendments no radical mare covered the course in 2:07. By that involving time she had become warmed for Manhattan was of the utmost impor- from the forms to which this departure thoroughly up tance and that there was a demand is accustomed. SHOT 11 BURGLAR FOB CHORDS GIRLS WITH MISS and was going like a racing machine. public generation EDULD which met. should be It is contended that the banks could be RnnninK Mates to Aid Her. "What kind of lights do you wish?" ask«d permitted to issue notes ui to the market At last, at half-past five o'clock, the mare the Controller. "Box lights?" value of the government bo .ids deposited as Mrs- Charles E. Schoeber, of Passaic J Church Car Pulls Machine was brought out for the third time. By "Yes," replied Mr. Cantor. "They should security. The effect would be an addition (N. ) Trolley Up this time the wind had diminished be placed at the street corners, and they of about ten per cent to th'2 issue now was a should be of in Arms but there still quite breeze.somewhat, properly lighted." upon the deposit governmentpermitted Hmhurst, Interrupts Up ThroughMembers Steep Hill During Journey The starter, in announcing the race, said:. not have letters?"' asked tha bonds. Senator it is favors "Why plain Allison, asserted, "It is not believed that Lou Dillon can, Controller. "Must you have lighted lamps. this change. Her Home. of Invasion. the beat her own to k It is suggested that a further increase of the of Pear to Summer Home. circumstances, under Aren't the streets lighted well enough Robbery but she will do the best she can." see I'm to vote k currency volume could be obtained byamend- record, the lampposts? Well, willing W~ ing the law providing that the government's Cheers greeted the announcement, and wild $15,000 for the purpose and no more." f deposits in national banks shall be fully ttppictuat; Ul'UKtJ iui til wucn tiic; 6«smc I1LV1V3 "I am disposed," said the Mayor "to vota secured by government bonds. Senator RICH SILVER LEFT BEHIND MR. ESTEP'S EXPLANATION VILLAGERS GREET TOURISTS mare was given the start, with running for $15,000 for street signs for Manhattan to authorize mates forward and back to spur her on and only, as I appreciate that there is m%re need proposes the SecretaryAidrichof even but Lilt; J iCttSUi J1 iu aiou wiaic wuuuo, liic give her encouragement. With an for them here than elsewhere." of years terrific pace the first quarter was made Mr. protested Mr. bonds municipalities twenty-five Mrs. Charles E. Schoeber, the wife of a. Church members living in Gregory avenue, despatch to the "Why. Mayor," I old that have not defaulted in ten years and [special herald.j against a quartering wind, and as hundreds "we need signs in Brooklyn. WeSwanstrom,are ^ whose net debt does not exceed ten per cent well known publisher of Manhattan, who Passaic, N. J., were shocked yesterday when Catskill, n. y., Friday..Miss Helen Miller of watches clicked off 30% seconds A startled just getting a few now. I ask for $18,000 for H of the value of their taxable property, and lives in Ninth street, Elmhurst, borough they read the following notice in the local Gould resumed her to her "ah!" rose from the great throng. This the purpose. Still, I might take $5,000, and bonds of railroad to-day trip the the balance till October." the first mortgage any of Queens, shot a burglar early papers, taken from a New York paper:. at Delaware was followed by applause. Away sped wait for company which has paid dividends of not less gt home, Roxbury, county,summerin mare around the turn to the half mile post, "We would like to have $15,000 worth of and is sure that she wounded WANTED.For the week of September 7, 20 ch»: «s an automobile. She last this a of H than four per cent regularly for not less morning, yesterdaygirls; good salary. A<Idiess the Elite Opera spent night and which was reached in 1:00%, or at almost signs," said Louis M. Haffen, president than ten years, the banks to pay not less him. No: 79 (Jreszory av., Passaic, N. J. mornine- in nhtainin«r 1-0=:+ two minute pace. the Bronx. H than one and one-half cent interest for Company, the mare Mr. from Staten said:. per The Schoebers' home has been the avenue is an exclusive Miss Gould is Miss A. Down the backstretch, where Cromwell, Island, the use of the money deposited with them uregory part, of accompanied by felt the force of the wind again, there was "Richmond is the only borough in the city and the government s claim to be a first of their friends, who have warnedadmirationPassaic. No. 79 is occupied by George M.