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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06


Unlike mos, States ~ the Far West, U'ah owes
her wealth primarily 20 agriculture" SAID The Gov
ernor ~ that State last evening 20
SOURCE OF A Tribune repor-er. Governor Wells
rTAHs has been IT, this CITY several days
WEALTH f5r the Dewey celebration and The
YACHT races This statement or
mine" r. continued. may seem % run counter 70
tne opinion enter,alned by the majority that Utah
-r.af~e4 --ra- wealth eha ras..=so, from her
r~i~- y. sg-f--.-i-s % r,a trs- and rho mining
- s',..-ics .'s~,,.-4 -,ls i,,d ri de,eionren-
ar In he facf fh4- for frs. settlers were not seek.
Ing s. much pr wealth as for "a home These
no-arr= Of whom sneak soon found that tne arid
waste raaieI ., .t-ls moisture 70 tfiru ir into
garden Of riar-t They learned % husband tre
waters ~ Their streams near Tie mountain sources
end tl Jog them run forth in Zines of drogth Utah.
therefore ear boast of Icing The pioneer IN rrea-
.ior Vhe- her -o9f.,s rai c4ireI wealth m this
-.st. .t, r,,. r..- c-t+af ir+o p. nos frs arfi,i-
ra-irv .ts f~of. - f--ti-- .ar.rlf A. rho pres
ar lime of course our mines are producing vas.
,i.ras .rro r,le- r,rortt- .r1no,if question with
M t. ..-, 80 81 -i'....- 80 - ,..,,s~-,,e,., is
,o ne Soc ~haes az. ~ vts+ ex-ar- and as ~
are .rtfrev urc,fi-Ivar-d T. Is proposed that the
sol them - private individuals and use tho pro-
P, In. means ws.er can be- s'rei 10 and supplied
~ me .rrab frarts AZ mum cost Tnou-anls
u acres could thus he reclaimed md 'fe wealth
- the STATE iucr. ased throef,i1"
This 's Al ~ year With rs !n Now-Hampshlre
-af4 ev- Senator Henri. " Pair ~ that state az
.bo r-,s.t ..e-.o Hotel Yesterday
TAIN n't we "l- lI'.irs nave ''l
WITH usual starn c1ntes. n 1880 Mean
L-\-S.-N LUX ''"e S'''e az '''.'.@s l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
e MADISON ANi. COR -3N ST. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

AZ AND Al WALL s;.-CSi ST. MEW W. :
&C STATE ST. BOSlON' M
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

This company is now paying dividends
TO shareholders at the rate Of one per cent
month on par, and adding to surplus re-
serve $50, 900 per year. They owned in fee,
when organized, 160 acres of Zinc lands, with
leases on "a acres additional, and are now
earning more than s16, 900 per month, or
20 per cent on the entire capital stock; they
have just purchased and own in fee simple
160 acres of additional Zinc lands in the
richest section Of this district which will
substantially increase their earnings and
dividends
With all the local feeling that is exhibited
among mine owners in this district, even
the enemies Of this Corporation say that It's
properties are among the most valuable in
the entire district, and that the bodies OF
ore already uncovered are practically in
valuable. The President OF one of the larg-
est mining corporations in Missouri states
that the properties of the Boston-Little
Circle Zinc Company are worth fully as
much as their own, and their mines have
already produced over FIVE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS.
One of the Boston Directors of the
Charles p. Searle, So State St, Boston,
has just returned from visit of inspec-
tion to the properties and mines Of this
Company, and in his report says:
"7Hr magnitude Of ht> Zine 6nSinrft Is fomrtting
no one eome,rAend 7odOH actual fntsretor efhts
n7ines ZHe Zinc Mines in Me Joplin dISbref AGve
tie most ,alua6It dtpositr Ct Zine in tie wOylG
The o,x is ,er-miAing therefore ea5y 10 concentrate.
TIE rsin1J Of the Boston, Little Ci,rls Zinc Company
haze TIE g,eGte5t Gpofit5 Of ore yet JoHnd, and hA<
t,epr,tie5 ospnef and controlled By nI Company G0
group the ,Iche5f minrS IN Miffo"rI An fnSi7Sf'
OF long standing and e1pf,7tnet IN Zine MINING 0'A
me that tie BOson-Linle Ci,rlr Zine C0mpan1E 0''"f
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Earning 2Oo0 annually WiU double cthin M year.
Boston Little Circle Zinc Co.
Of JOPLIN, Missouri.
SHARE CAPITAL ST. 900. 900
100 900 Par Fun

h00s nndOaJtedl tie largest aces Of oyrs wheA he had
err Seen, 1ohoA had yrf been nneo0fyrd. But he
addtd, Mr,r we,r Ofhey dposit. ty rici, in thif
district aelici 1oonld day 5r f,Orn 7he miner
Of Mf Borfon-Linlt Ci,rlt Zinc Company NOR n
N ost,anor and t nr1ciy fH,riaIed n1inr ar Gal>us
gyrat sr0dnr,, and has dtbosir of ORE in
right Dt1rlopmrnf 7cort il no1c 6rins snihed
(SignsD CH,slEs P. SrAslE.
Mr. Searle will write full report Of his
visit 10 the mines, which, in due time,
will be mailed to every stockholder.
Taking into consideration the fact Of the
already proven value Of the properties we
can highly recommend these shares as
very desirable purchase, and consider it
purely in the light Of an investment. We
believe these shares to be in value equal to
Government Bonds, with the revenue free
times as great
There are three fundamental principles for
an inpestor TO consider in the purchase OF
mining shares:
FLRST-Value and extent of the property.
SECOND-AbaHy, standing and honesty
of the officials.
THLRD-Net repenue returns, auth pros
peo of increase rather than decrease.
We feel assured that the Boston. Little
Circle Zinc Company offers all three of these
considerations strongly to inVestors.
There is 10 be a limited allotment OF
shares at the price Of Nine Dollars 5000
per share, subscription lists for which are
now open. -,
Stockholders of record June 25th will
receive dividends payable July lst.
Checks made payable TO the company
fiscal agents, as below, must accompany
applications in order to secure allotment.
Certificates Now Ready for Detfvery.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
An ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESTMENT.

PAYING HANDSOMELY. SECURED BY REAL Es4AIE
For particulars call or address
q = MADDEN 20 Broad St, New York
MANAGER for branch office wanted by New
AL York Stock Exchange house must have some
clientele Of his own. and expect TO 90 sonn~''ihs o
draw hs breath and salary No notice VIII be taken Oh
communications tha, do give full particulars OF pre-
vfous employment and capabity. and salary expected
which will be treated conadenally Above is good op
porunity FOR hustler who will not expect others 10
make living him while he books on ADDRESS OE
PoRTUNITY Box 40 New York Tribune
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
pnbIir Notires.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL. NOTICE


PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE
AN EXAMINATION for pupils not In tha
Public schools legal resSen.a oe ths Boc>
10 enter High Schools will be hed &C the ugH
School buildings the afternoons ot ThBcay and IA
Cav June 18th 10Th beginning az 25o oclok-
examined Artthfnecc Geosrhphyu
Hstory OF the United states Epssh Grammar and Coz
position, Spelling Reading and Writing, and they wiz
take examinations at tho school wtich they des
attend -. <x.-,-.
High School 36 F. 18th St; and ore High School 10
both Boys and Girs is 18th st. q src avenue
New YORK. juno 9th; s@ isse ,.s,v,R snr,n,-pasns.
Boroughs Of Manhattan md The 6rcnxs
Department Of DfucattoA
once OF BoRoUGA suPERIsrE,SDESr OF s1foona
ias Grand Street. New York. June efhs ssaA
John Jasper. Super1ntsndent
(Copy)
Hon ioan Jaxper supt Of schools Boroushso Aanhats
tan and The Bronx. No. iao Grand strea<, Ssw fnrh
~, slrMAr a meeting Of Board of CITY R-co0
held this day your request for authority tosdvsrtise
Animation OF pupils from private schools tor Commission %
ssted py the action OF AL ths members of the
Rssov.d That the Supcsntenfant o< Schools for The
Boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx be and he hev
OF exsrnnaton aulsson 10 ths High ecols IN she
following newspaperst
New York Times. New fofk aripune -
New YORK Herald sw 1ork Sun. III
New York World. New York Journal ~
al ADVERTISE School.
New York Morning Journal New York pzffy News
(German) W>stchester lndependen9
soLoN DERRICK.
Deputy Supervisor city Record
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

lld.Sd p1s, psyssI. Wsse BIG. Ass.a
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Dipi0en1 Noiices.
THE UNION BAG q rAPER COMPANY:

PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK pIvIpENp NO; =
a meeting o. Board OF Directors OF The Union
Bag Paper Company. held this day Il resolved
that dividend Of ONE AND THREE QUARTERS PER
CENT. the preferred capital stock be declared and
paid Saturday July ist 20 Stockholders OF record at
the close business Thursday June u. Transfer
books will close Thursday. June 10Th. and reopsn
' 49, FRANK wAsHBrJRN Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
Aarnis h)antsn.

A GENTS wANTED-For 'aThs Life and Achievementd
"A of Admiral Dewey, by Murn, Iiastead, Size. ss1os
Nearly pages 300 Illustrations beautiful book only
demand for Dewey Is coming home. Big profits xuasan~
-fNArToSAr. PUBLISHING Coz
----~ais lakeside - Chicago. 1nfs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

GAS SECURITIES.
sp.,ossat ty c. L Hudson Co. Nos 81 80 waii-st)
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
THE PARADOX
COPPER:G;aO(L {


Own. On. Of the acreases OF pa any has lust bought
O"hs O a. state OF Colorado ana uas {er,no nisht
ooinpaiI n-nertes which they are ,ho Cornnany
TWO rnrnpertes already owned " .o-en ,ha
and day Ihe oro-slng those OF some oI 'e
snrrnsnies which selling their market; and
ner share the eastern I@ as env az
tMsse is deyeloping properties as asTtdends
company ,i Sat some Of them IN earl.ns ,o- o,t-
thsr rs ssing you only i2a cents pc or hesore June
,-.ss,,rv stok on orders sem carries no tndi-
H,s Our stock Is n-asscssable an spd n we DO
t, Ism Ushn,y write FOR prospecios an .orrs,es
vauAl ~ coof showing lot OF tne on , so
nov h,aA q rrica a. ASKING iol Sui -
an no, ss YOU subscribe, but II ou "a nsr h1ndred
90 .V anS Won can buy ours for Sloo per 90 az e.
seares Il Is simply folly for you 70 xby LET nrr
hsrs yyhy moi the difference VIZ w ~ -,
,r. maize all the profit in the enterpfse We "sat
III :. noders 10 make money along WIN us "a,
~, trVing 70 all. In buying our a S,d ,nsn %
~ a. ,hs bottom not dozen H'~".s nen
Sstveen YOU and the Company =. .,. 49, ,,r.
q only good those who write BEFORE June
,.a, that date the price will Dc 10 cents per snare
, another advance Is made Even then II WI. - cheap
UNI. a. acme OF eastern companies which nave
, ereducsd any copper than We have are askhs
@ M rer share thousand share lots you can
~ orr s,ock on monthly payment plan, al go per
neor,h ~, write al for particulars.
e. II. LOWTHER, Secretary,
Mining Exchange = Denver COLO
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11
COPPER SHARES

an Offering copper and gold stock at *loOo o d He5
hundred shares which will than double IN price arc
he a S,vtdend PAYER within a few months time The
stock VIII be advanced 5000 per 100 shares dur'hs
June -. 49, t,do-sa-
This is high class stock one that has the ndorse1
rnent OF leading mine managers and business men %
the district In which situated. The stock Is non
assessable. ... - ,a,.-.
q, the company. Apply promptly FOR particulars 10
A. j. VIVIAN, Mining Exchange. Denver, Colo
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11


INTEREST on PREFERRED STOCK.
INTEREST at 81 per annum from April 1eth,
1899 70 July LIST. 1892 will be paid at tho Com
panye once the par Of the preferred stock of the
Company and July ist Preferred Stockholders
record June 22nd Books close at the Office OF ths
CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY or NEW JERSEY,
w. s. d. scHENcK. TreaA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11


COMPANIES.
Your Committee deem It essential for the
preservation Of the value Of your securities
First-That the securities covering the main
line and the Kansas City and Port arthur Ter
minals be now merged and consolidated under
one management.
second-That such management be indepen-
dent and in your interest alone
Your property is Of great value. II has an
assured and a very large earning power. It's
present financial condition is due TO Causes IA
miliar 10 YOU and which II would be difficult 10
avoid even If the work were now TO be done
over again
In the consolidation OF the system we expect
10 receive the support OF the foreign holders OF
all OF the securities affected The foreign hold
ings are we are Informed, a majority or the
whole Pending the preparation OF the plan OF
reorganization we advise holders to refrain from
depositing their securities with any Committee
in this country. The experience or some or our
fellow -bond dholders has been that II Is easier 10
deposit bonds than 10 get them back
Your Committee ask the hoIuers or the securi-
ties of the main line and terminal companies 70
furnish their addresses and the amounts OF their
respective holdings 10 the Chairman. care Oh
Equitable Trust Company OF PniiadelphMIa M
They will thereafter be directly ana prompty
Informed when the plan is ready 10Y puDncai,IoIl
an6 viii be made acquainted with its provisions
uIIIIAM r. HARRITY, Chairman.
BN BAKER (BaItimore)
arCUsT HECKSCHER New YORK;
EDW,D WAGNER (Berlin Germany
SAMUEL II. sHIPLEf'
sILAs W. PETIT
WINTHROP SMITH,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

xrprrr RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES
BONDS
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11


Further deposits and bonds above named viii
h. received by The Mercantile Trust Company OF the
CITY OF New York until further notice under agree
nent copies Of which be obtained at the once "
the Trust Company.
Securities may be withdrawn by non-assentins deposi-
tors ~ the Plan Of Readusment shall not prove TO De
satisfactory TO them
An amount equal the interest maturing Aprh isr
1899 will be advanced depositing bondholders.
The Committee Il Of the opinion that no inteligeni
Plan Of Reimbursement can formulated until physical
examination showing needs Of the property. and an
examination OF the accounts shall been completed
The examinations will form proper basis
for q plan Until changes in the PERSONAL OF
this Committee Receivershp satisfactory arrange
rnents could not be such examinations At the
request Of and In conjunction with tho Representatives
of the Amsterdam bondholdes accountants have
an expert has aIso appointed for the physical ex
animation The plan will be formulated soon az these
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts Will issued by The Mercantile
Trust COMPANY application 70: their listing on the
New YORK Stock Exchsnga will be nnee in Cue course
ERNST THALMANN, Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
J.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWBER WELSH.
JAMES sTILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELI-
w. l.. BULL,
w. T.. GLYN.
W. c. GUILIvEH. Counsel.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary. i2o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

sescond-assessnent paid fDoars per share fEx dv'-
tsnd
= TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No wall-s')
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-12

Washington. Jan. 1l.--Secretary OF War
and Mrs. Alger gave "A brilliant reception
at their home tonight TO the officers OF
tho army and their families. Veterans
Of three wars were there. as well as the
young volunteers OF the past summon.
ali in fun dress uniform. which. with the
handsome gowns OF the many women and
che beautiful decorations OF the house.
made O scene OF unusual splendor. Mem
berg OF the Marine band were stationed
"a the hallway on the second floor, where
hey played throughout tho evening. The
host and hostess welcomed their guests
~ tho entrance Of the green drawing room
- addition TO a graceful arrangement OF
Tags, Including the special one designed
ana adopted for the secretary OF war. tap
sstry covered walls We're sprayed with
asparagus vine. while the mantels and
cabinets were adorned with white roses
and delicate ferns Mrs. Alger wore a
most becoming gown OF white molre TRIM
ned IN ostrich tips and gold embroidery
w.th necklace OF pearls and diamonds.
,side from the Vice-President and Mrs
Hobart and Assistant Secretary Mefkie.
'ohn, the guests were entirely OF the army
| ontlngent
Tho hero OF the evening was Major Gen,
ral Leonard Wood, who has Just arrived
rom Cuba General and Mrs Miles. Gen
sral Corbin. General Guenther. Genera
3ilmore General Bingham. General ant
! Mrs wilcox General and Mrs. VIncen
rnd Mrs sheridan were few OF the man,
| present
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Gen wood in WashIngton.

Washington. Jan li.--Mai0r General
Leonard Wood, the military commandant
OF Santiago, arrived ia washington las
night. lie bronkfnsted with Secretary Al
ger this morning and then repaired 10 tho
White House for a consultation with th,
president respecting internal conditions ~
Cuba. The war department has beon de-
laying final action npon the various a.
nancial problems connected with the Gus
toms service at Santiago and az Other
Cuban ports until General Woods arrived
regarding him as well qualified by hi
prolonged stay IN charge OF affairs a.
Santiago province, to afford sound advice
for its government. The general himself
modestly declines 20 discuss these matteii
publicly He expects TO leave Washing
ton, returning TO Cuba, next Monday. The
situation IN Santiago. he said, was thor
oughly satisfactory and no trouble wa'
20 be npprehended there in the near In
turo He took occasion 70 declare verl
earnestly that the stories of friction be
tween himself and Major General Brooke
tho military commnndant Of the island
were absolutely without foundation. add
ing that their relations were OF the mos
pleasant character and as far as he me'
there had been no difference betwoei
| them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-12

Paris. Jan. I'm Quosnay Dc Bcaure-
pace. whose resignation Of the presidency
Of the clyn section OF the court Of cas-
sation. 10 regarded by impartial observ-
ers as the most dangerous development
OF the Dreyfus affair thus far today fur
nlshed the newspapers the most infamma-
tory procurement he has yet made. II
Is Ia the nature Of proclamation and is
entitled "An appeal 10 the deputies,
whom he calls upon vehemeutiy 20 remc-,
the Dreyfua case from the hands Of tne
criminal chamber Of the court.
This appeal Is a palpaoie appeal for the
support of the army. But N De Beaure-
pace. who shot up like a Sky rocket "a
the most Tremendous sensation OF the
whole DTeyfus controversy. now seems
falling like a rocket, from his pre-emin-
ence as a leader OF the nti-Dreyfusar1s
and the possible hero Of a country. The
best observers OF public opinion declare
tho impression that las tSen created by
his FIRST remarkable denunciation OF the
court OF cassatlon has been succeeded by
a skepticism regarding his motives and
the value or his revelatons
| vancouver - ~ jan Al-Anfleta from
tho orient Indicate that the relations be-
tween China and France are very strain
ca and that the Chinese are trying "a
keep on the best side or tho British.
/, Is reported from Pckn that RuaHie
ihas demanded a lease of the Tao isiaudi
las a torpedo station.
Pritchard Morgan. M =. has succeed.
led IA obtaining a concession OF an ths
mineral rights IN the province Ia China
Pere Vletorin and large number ol
christians have been massacred By th'
Emulat0rs Of Yu MhR Ise.
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New York, Jan. Receipts,
lS2 900; exports 200. .i5s Spot firm; No. 2
red S0h (. o. b. afloat to arrive; options
opened weaker, bears held control most
of the day by reason Of scant speculation,
lower English cables anu heavy south
western selling but were finally hrmol'
over big clearances and export develop
ments. Prices I'm the last hour, therefore,
rallied sharply and closed at MQia cents
net higher with the undertone strong
March 779sQ7sss, closed 76gs.
Corn-Receipts. AZ .625; exports 134, 100
Spot flrm; No. 2 4SAa7s. options opened
easy with wheat displayed but subse-
duent strength on large clearancos. I.fv-
erpool steadiness and sympathy with pro-
visions. Closed firm at * cent net ad-
vance. May AhQM. closed AIS.
Oats-Receipts, 7s,60Oi exports. 1885;
spot quiet; No. 2, ssis; No. q white 85h;
options neglected and nominal
Coffee Options opened steady at un-
changed prices. some selling FOR reali-
zation caused weakness but local GOV.
erlng prevented any considerable de-
cline, with fun reports at Rio and santo
neutralized by liberal warehouse dcliy-
cries IN this country. Closed steady, un-
changed to Ave points lower. Sales H..
$50 bags including March 600. April 575;
May $50; September S6qGO5; October sG05,
December s615.
Spot Coffce-Rio quiet; No invoice 6&:
No. iobblng rs; mild quiet, but steady
Cordova 7Nmi5.
sugar-Raw. firm and held higher: fair
refining l5-lG; centrifugal 90 test. 5-iG:
r1olaees sugar GIG: refined steady
sion. Mr.. Morgan announced that Mr.. Sui
lvan, Miss. was not ready TO proceed
with his speech on tho Nicaragua canal
bill, andon his motion, NJ 1895 p. m the
senate adjourned.
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scandia and Morgan City. They can car.
ry two, or very nearly two regiments
| 30 the three regiments which expect 10
start for Manila via San Francisco can
begin their ocean journey together about
the 25th OF this month
Topeka, Kan, Jan 1t--w. V. Morgan
editor Of the Hutchison News has been
nominated by tho republican caucus To-
state printer on the fourth ballot The
other candidates were Arthur Capper and
George w. Crane Of Topeka; and c. W
Lands Of Osborne.
New York, Jan 1.-THE manual meeting
Of the American Sugar refining company
was held IN Jersey CITY ot noon today
President Hovemeyer sa' d that II had boen
found necessary TO make radical changes
N the policy OF the company's bushes,
and that these changes were made with
he unanimous consent or the fun board
Il directors.
81. Johnsburg, Vt. Jan. 1i.-Jonathar
ross, OF this town has accepted tho an
continent as United States senator. vice
Morrill, deceased, and VIII resign as chlcf
Justice OF tho supreme court of Vermont
Sacramento Cal. Jan. u.-Senators and
essemblymon met IN ioint session today
10 vote for United states senator Yes
,srasy the house voted separately, hut
tho combined vote today showed but M
tic change. ns a result OF p hours of
strife, on the part OF candidates. Mayor
Phelan OF san Francisco. was given
vote OF - today. being the democratic
minority who switched from stephen NJ
white 10 phelan. Grant and Burns each
gained one vote.
JONATHAN ROSS HAS ACCEPTED
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A Great
Live Stock Journal.

THE PRAIRIE FARM = r "a
weekly Agricultural and Live
Stock Journal-one dolltr a
year. 1t is admit edly the lead
er of the agri, ultu' al and live
stock urnals of the Unit d
States. II covers tn entire
field of agriculture, carrying,
live stock breeding ana i've
stock feeding. II is edited for
western farmers and st cknen
who carry on diversifl d work,
in fact it is the farmers news
paper. The regular su scr p
tion price is one dollar a year,
but in order that every one
our readers may get il next year
we will send it full yea Wi h
tle Weekly Leader Tor rs ce Is
This low price may be with
dtawn anytime; We request our
readers to act promptiy Hand
in your orde or send it to us.
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Racalnts afthe Flrht.l

New York, Jan. 1.-THE Evening worlc
says.
kid Mccoy, IN signed statement today,
.ntimates that his defeat BY sharkey was
no result Of several foul blows the sailor
landed on him. lie thinks he can beat
sharkey and wants TO arrange another
malch. II the sailor won't hghf him again
NcCoy says he viii make a match with
Corbstt
lom oKourke, manager Of the Lenos
Athletic club, today said that the receipts
u last nights fight amounted to a triie
less than $4,000 sharkey's share ofths
purse IS $500; the losers share 10 =. .ocQ.
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WOOL 40 corroN

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE American wool ant
Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow;
Tho wool market is quiet and alnses.
without feature OF interest. The prlcef
ot which goods are offered. whtch range
from five 20 ten per cent below last sea.
sons figures are regarded BY the WOO
trade as establishing a solid foundation
Tor a future appreciation IN values 70
manufactured products and thus afrord
lng a pretty good assurance that there l.
70 be this season an absence OF cancella
tions from the clothing trade.