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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-17
OPERA TONIGHT,

The Andrews Company u Orchestrion
Hall This Evening.
The popular Andrews Opera company
one OF the very best on the rOad-will
open series OF entertainments at the
Orchestrion hall this evening, playing
the great piece Martha" Saturday
afternoon matinee Fra Disvolo" will be
rendered, and in the evening "The Bo-
hemiaD Girl"
Manager Trimble called at The
CITIZEN office this morning, and author
lied this paper to state that 10 delays
will be experienced in moving the peo-
pie to and from the hail. and that the
ushers will see that all holding reserved
seat coupons are promptly seated with
out confusion.
General admission, 70 cents. Re
served seats can be secured at Matson Il
Cos store on Railroad avenue.
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ArpLy ron A PASS.
Filipino Families Desire to Take Refuge
iu MaBils.

Filipino Families Desire to Take Refuge
iu Manila.
Manila, Feb. l7.--ll:50 a. m.-The ex-
consul of the United States. o. Y. Will
lisms, is In receipt of an application from
member OF the insurgent congress at
Malolos for pass through the American
lines for family Of twelve persons de-
sirous OF taking refuge In Manila. This
is regarded as significant ss showing that
the most intelligent rebels realize that
their families are safe only within
American territory.
with the exception Of few shots fired
into a small body of rebels attempting to
destroy the railroad bridge near Csloocen
all has been quiet along the line.
Last night the heat effected the men In
the open country to some extent but 9th.
erwise the health Of the troops shows
marked improvement since the begin.
ming OF hostilities.
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THR LEGISLATURE.
Mckinley County Bill Passed the
Council To-Day.
Several Important Measures Have
Passed Both Houses.
Joint Committee Appointed TO visit Terri
torial Institutions.
GOVERNOR oTERo's TRIP.

Special to the Citizen.
Santa Fe. N. NJ. Feb l7.-Bills were
introduced In the house to day providing
that the holders OF county warrants may
institute su,t against county commission.
ersand procure tax levy for the payment
OF the warrants; and to permit boards OF
county commissioners 10 appoint one
student from each county, annually. for
tree tuition at the New Mexico uni
versity.
Bills were tabled TO facilitate the work
OF the grand jury by permitting sten.
ographers TO take previous testimony;
and 10 decrease the charge OF telegraph
messages.
The measure regulating the charges OF
express companies was Ieeommltted 10
the private corporation committee.
The council and house appointed joint
committees OF three each to visit the
various educational institutions and
insane asylum.
The Mckinley county bill was brought
up In the council and passed. Hughes
made q strong speech relative TO the
wants OF the citizens and said he would
stand by the wishes OF u majority OF the
taxpayers. Several kilograms and letters
were read fayoring the creation Of the
county.
James Duncan introduced bill to
create the office OF auditor Of public nc
counts, whose salary IL fixed at 5000
per year.
g. A. Richardson read n letter from the
Black Range Cattle association at Hills
boro requesting that the ranger com.
pAny bill be passed.
Bills were passed granting the pur.
chasers at tax sales lien on the county
and territory In case OF defective titles;
to facilitate the work OF holding the su.
preme court by furnishing an additional
stenographer, and to make Santa Fe.
Grant and socorrs. counties Of the third
class, 80 far IA school superintendents are
concerned
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FAURES SUCCESSOR.
New President Of France Will Be
Chosen Tomorrow.
Premier Dupuy Calls a Meeting OF
the National Assembly.
M. Loubet Nominated for the Presidency
by the Leftist Party.
MANY EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY.

Paris, Feb. l7.--Premier NJ. Dupuy has
fixed the meeting Of the national assem-
bly,. or congress. In which senators and
deputies unite In voting for president
Of France. for o'clock tomorrow after
noon at Versailles.
The body OF the late President Faure
will lie In state at the palace from 3
o'clock this afternoon. Only ministers,
members Of the diplomatic corps and
high public functionaries will be allowed
TO view the remains, but the public will
be admitted TO the palace from Saturday
morning until o'clock Tuesday evening.
The obsequies will take place next
Thursday at the cathedral OF Notra Dame
and the interment will occur at the Gem
etery Of Pere La rhaise.
PRESIDENT ENPaEssEs SYMPATHY.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE following
csblegram was sent at midnight De.
partment of State. Washington, Feb. To-
Porter, Ambassador at Paris The presi-
dent OF the United States desires to con-
vey to the family OF the late president OF
the French republic, an expression of his
heartfelt sympathy In their irreparable
bereavement. The whole world mourns
the loss OF one OF its greatest statesmen,
and this country has especial share In
the sorrow OF her sister republic.
John Hay. secretary Of state, also in
dited personal letter to NJ. Thiebsut. In
charge OF the French embassy here. ex-
pressing his sentiments on the occasion,
COMMUNICATED TO THE POPE.
Rome. Feb. l7.-Cardinal ksmpola,
the papal secretary, communicated the
death OF President Faure to the pope.
The pontilf was deeply impressed and
said: "Poor France suffers one mis-.
fortune after another. What terrible
consequences may follow"
POPE CELEBRATES MASS.
Rome, Feb. 1.-THE pope this morn
ing celebrated mass for the repose OF the
late President Faure.
NJ. LoUBET NOMINATED.
Paris, Feb. l7.-At meeting Of the
Leftist senators to-day NJ. Loubet, presi-
dent Of the senate and former premier
was unanimously nominated for the
presidency of France as successor to the
late President Faure. The senators
consider NJ. Loubets election assured.
MELlNE wITHDRAws.
Paris, Feb. II 1t Is announced that
NJ. Meline has withdrawn AZ a candidate
for the presidency in favor OF NJ. Loubet
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library Of Congress

reside in the future. The change In resi-
dence has been made for the benefit a
little Joe, whose poor health makes It
necessary that he should reside In =
lower altitude. Mr.. kuhns will retain
his position rs storekeeper and make
his headquarters In this city. His son,
Robert, who Is employed at the First
National bank. will also remain In this
city. The Kuhns family have lived In
Albuquerque for many years. and q mul
titude OF friends sincerely hope that the
health Of their son will improve 30 that
they can again make their home in our
midst.
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Run over
To the Iceberg for u bottle OF old whisky.

The motion TO appoint appraisers TO
appralse the value OF the lands In the In-
dian reservation to be used in the con
struction OF the low line canal, which
was to have been argued before Judge
Crumpaeker, was permitted to go over
until TO morrow at the request Of g. l..
Solignac, OF santa Fe, the attorney for
the Indians, then to go over until Mon
day, providing SIR. Solignac agrees to ask
for no further delays.
There will be a special meeting OF the
l.. o. 7, NJ Saturday, February ls, al
2:30 .. N. sharp at the usual place, By
order OF the commander. Grace Murray,
z. X
Blankets. comtOrters and pillows on
special sale at May & Raber's, Grant
building.
After the opera 60 to The Grille, at
the Commercial club, tor oysters.
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Knnsa. CRY Market.

Kansas City. Feb. i7-Cattle Receipts
5000 head. Market, steady.
Native steers, S4Oog5i0; Texas steers
t3,05@i.751S; Texas cows, $2.25@335
native COWS and heifers, t2.25g425
stockers and feeders, t350g5.OO; bulls
f3,l59i00.
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head. Market
steady.
Lambs. t4.OOg4.9O; muttons, tS.OOe
l15
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The Ross,nora sinking.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Rot
terdam from Rotterdam arrived to-day,
aud reported that on February 6 in lati-
tude 4033, longitude 4s 20, 1t sighted the
Rossmore, from Liverpool to Baltimore
In sinking condition. The Rotterdam
took of all on board the ROssmore, forty.
two In all. including eight cattlemen.
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Cnnrt ofInnnir, Meets.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE court OF
inquiry to investigate the allegations OF
the major general OF the army In respect
to the quality of beef furnished the
army met 10 day in secret session TO dis
cugs the preliminaTies,
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Chicago stock Mnrkat.

Chicago, Feb. II. - Cattle Receipts
$500 head. Market. steady.
Beeves, &4.00G590; cows and heifers,
tL759A75; stockers and feeders, $3.50
GAGS; Texas steers SO d0@i.70.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head. Market
steady.
Natives. $2.s5g45O; lambs. 81 s59l 80.
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EXTRAORDINARY.

Madam Francis Lawyer. clairyoyant,
palmist and healing medium and mystic
card reader, who is stopping at the Albe-
marie, is giving perfect satisfaction. A
visit to this wonderful lady will convince
the most skep,ical that she is genuine.
Don't fail to see her. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Hours, . a. IN. TO 9p. IN. Cor
ner Third and Gold.
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Akron, ohio, Feb. IA dispatch from
New York says: Hon Lewis Miller, of
this city, died at the Post Graduate hos
pital, New York, to day, from the result
of an operation Miller WAS president OF
the Chautauqna assembly, ana with
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wIn be Made "a Rider.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE senate
committee on commerce decided to-day
20 put the Morgan Nicaragua canal bill
on the river and hagbOr bill.
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Madrid, Feb. l7.-lt was decided by the
cabinet council TO iiberate the FiIipinos
deported TO the Caroline and Ladrone
islands. in order to influence the Fllipinos
To release the Spaniards they hold a.
prisoners.
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More Negroes Imported

Pana. H., Feb. l7-AnOther large
company OF negroes arrived last night
from 81. Louis TO work in the mines
Special details of soldiers guarded the
negroes to the Pana coal companies
mines.
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oh.nre of Kr.ldencs

j. ii. Kuhns, the general storekeeper OF
the Santa Fe Pacific IN this city, accom-
panied his wife aud two children u Los
Angeles last night. where the family will
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IN TIE sENATE.

IN lnE ohNAihs
Washington. Feb. i7.-Morgan ALA }
addressing the senate announced the
death OF President Faure Of the French
republic. He thought 1t tltting that the
senate make some expression upon the
death OF President Faure. II was not
unlikely he thought, that the incident
might give trouble not only to France,
but to the entire world. He then offered
the following resolution which was
adopted. THAT the vice president Of the
United States, the president OF the SEN
ate, Is requested TO express to the gov
ernment Of the people Of France the
sympathy OF the senate Of the United
States In the bereavement no suddenly
fallen upon that republic In the death Of
faure."
The senate passed the navy personnel
bill.
IN THE HOUSE.
The chaplain of the house in his invo.
cation to-day referred feelingly to the
critical illness OF CRAWFORD, OF Texas,
whose death is hourly expected, from a
complication diseases, at the Providence
hospital here.
The census bill was sent to conference.
BY vote OF loo to 80. the house sus-
tained the decision Of the chair that a
motion to recommit the sundry civil bill
with instructions to incorporate the
Nicaragua canal bill was not In order.
The Nicaraguan canal matter was dis
posed OF and the house passed the sundry
civil bill and Immediately took up the
naval appropriation bill.
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Mckinney speaks

Boston. FEB. II President Mckinley
addressed the legislature oday. The
hall OF the lower house was packed
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Cbiengo Grain Mnrt.t

Chicago, Feb. l7.-Nheat-M May, 70 SO
COrn-Febrnary, AlSc; May, 36o
Oats-February, 26al G267sc; May, 27 9,
m277sc.
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INV ''ih''Noh hIfiNeN ~ Huess
Suez, Feb. 1.-THE United States gun.
boat Princeton, from New York, January
If, for Manila. has arrived here.
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE
AT THE BUSY STORE.
THE MAZE.
WM. kIEKE. Proprietor
Pound sale Notice.

A sorrel horse, 10 years old, white stripe
in forehead, and left fore aud hind feet
white, for sale Saturday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, at the city building.
THOMAS MCMILLlN.
City Marshal.
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Wanted-Lady agent to canvas city
for good selling article and good wages
Apply corner Third street and Lead
avenue Brick house.
After the opera 90 to "The Grille" Of
the Commercial club, for oysters.
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Bishop Vincent founded 1t. He was also
president Of the board OF trustees Of the
Mount Union college, at Alliance, and
president Of the Aultomsn n Miller com
pany here.
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orr FOR ALAMOGORDO.


Gov. Otero and Party En Route TO Otero
County.
Special to The Citizen.
Santa Ne, Feb. II. "El Pas0 del
Norte," the private car OF the Eddy Bros,
OF the El Paso n Northeastern railroad,
attached TO the regular passenger train,
left for Alamogordo. via Lsmy junction
and III Pas0. Texas, this afternoon. The
private car Of Division Superintendent
Hurley also made up the equipment.
Gov NJ. A. 0iero and wife, with the gov
ernor's staff and several ladies', occupied
seats In the private cars, and they should
reach Albuquerque on one OF the passen-
ger trains this evening.
The governor makes the trip for the
purpose OF interviewing the republicans
OF the new county OF 0tero, who will
meet at Alamogordo to morrow, as to the
proper persons 10 appoint for the various
county offices. An informal meeting Of
republicans was held at Alamogordo this
afternoon. la the evening a grand
banquet will be given Ia honor OF tie
visiting guests at the new Alamogordo
hotel, and on Sunday the governor and
party will make the railroad trip TO II Q
summit OF the Sacramento mountains.
II il thought here that the governor
will appoint the officers for the new
county on this trip. lie expects to
return either Monday or Tuesday even.
ing.
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Mary J. Carter was granted a divorce
In the district court to day from her hus-
band. Ollie |. Carer. o the ground of
desertion.
After the opera go to THE Grille" at
the Commercial club. for oysters.
Art squares and rugs In all sizes at
May Il faber's,
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Paris, Feb. II 1t Is announced that
NJ. Meline has withdrawn AZ candidate
for the presidency in favor Of NJ. Loubet.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
THE NEW CABINET.
It's First Council Held Last Night
President Loubet Presiding.

PARIS, June 23-The new Cabinet
Ministers took possession of their offices
to-day, The Project of Police, NJ.
Blanc, had a long interview with the
Premier, NJ. Waldeck- Rosseau, during
the day, and it is asserted he handed
the latter his resignation.
The progressive Republicans have
held a meeting under the Presidency
of M. Meline. Considerab BILE diversity
of opinion was developed One faction
decided to oppose the new Cabinet, ow-
ing to the presence CT NJ. Millerand in
the Ministry. The Socialist Deputies
are also at variance regarding the
entry of General De Gallifet into the
Cabinet and a portion of that party
has decided to found a new group, to
be entitled Revolutionary Socialists
The first. Cabinet council CT the new
Ministry was held at the Elysee palace
tonight, President Loubet presiding
At this meeting the general lines Of
declaration to- be made by the Govern
ment en- Monday were decided upon.
A Ministerial statement will be drafted
at council to be held Sunday.
At the instance of General De CALI
fet, Minister of War, the council de-
cided upon the transfer of a number
of superior officers Of the army for
INDUCING in manifestations unbecom-
ing soldiers.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. C. Hanchett of San Francisco is
in the city.
]. NJ. c. Jasper, the Wheatland cap
italist, is at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Batter of Chicago
are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. Harry Nottingham and son
Scott are spending a few days at st.
Helena, the guests of Mrs Alsip.
Mrs. M. E. Adams of San Diego is
visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Phelps and Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Turner.
A dispatch from Mare Island states
that Ensign Cyrus r. Miller has been
directed to report for duty on board
the U. S. steamer Albatross.
On Friday the girl pupils of the
ninth grade Of the Suffer Grammar
School gave luncheon, to which they
invited the Principal, Julian W. John
son, and the Vice Principal, Miss Mollie
B. Johnson.
Misses Lollie Carragher and Lena
buchanan Of this city and Ruby Roy
lance Of San Francisco have returned
from a short visit to Rio Vista. Miss
Roylance is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
William Carragher.
Mrs. H. P. Edwards and daughter
Mamie of Crockett, Contra Costa
County, who have been visiting rela-
tives in this city for the past two
weeks, will return home on Sunday,
accompanied by the formers mother,
Mrs. Breckenridge.
Mrs. j. H. Mace and son Edwin of
The record-union., 1899-06-24
THE TENSION EXTREME.
Business at Cape Town il at
Standstill and Waiting.

LONDON, June pa dispatch
from Cape Town to the outlook
says: 1.-The tension is extreme. Bust
ness is at a standstill and the gen
eral feeling is that England may
promptly bring matters to an issue
The League will have no difficulty IN
preventing meetings supporting Sir Al
fred Miners attitude, the desire being
to refrain from embarrassing the I'M
perial authorities
The Orange Government is urging
the Transvaal to make further conces-
sions. Many people consider that Sir
Alfred Miners franchise proposals are
useless without the granting of twelve
seats in the mining centers and the
right to speak English in the Volks-
raad Otherwise it will be Impossible
to select representative men. Failing
these concessions the Johannesburger
say they prefer a treaty providing Sc
curity and judicial and educational re-
FORMS"
The Secretary of State for the Col
onies, Joseph Cham berlain, in the
House of Commons to-day, in answer
ing question denied the Government
was reinforcing the British troops in
South Africa to a total of 10000 men.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
international Chess Match.

LONDON, June 23.-Play in the In
ternational Chess Masters tournament
was resumed at noon with the eigh-
teenth round.
At the 80 adjournment, Lascar had
beaten Marocscy, the games between
Pillsbury and Blackburne, Janowski
and Mason, Showalter and Tschigorin
and Lee and Steinitz, We're adjourned
in even positions, while Bird and
Schlechter had the better games
against Cohn and Tinsley, respectively.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Jennings Gets Twenty Years.

HARTVILLE (Mo). June 23.-Jen-
nings one of the train robbers, now on
trial here for completely in the Macomb
hold up January last, for which rob-
berry Jack Kennedy was given seven
teen years in the penitentiary Tuesday
last, was found guilty at 4:30 p. m,
and given twenty years in the peniten-
tiary. He received his sentence with
a smile
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Four Hundred Shooters Took Part.

DUBUQUE Qa.), June 23-At the
meeting to-day of the Central Schuet-
zenbund. 400 sharpshooters participated
in shooting at the various 200 targets.
III. A. Pope of Hartford, Conn, made
the highest score on the Volk target
being 81 out of a possible 100. The
shooting continued until evening.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Price Of Glass Raised Again.

PITTSBURG, June 23-The window
glass combine, known as the American
crease ranges from 5 to 10 per cent.
and takes effect Immediately The new
combination has offered a rebate to
customers purchasing. their output from
September to July.
The record-union., 1899-06-24

PITTSBURG, June 23.-The Com
mercial Gazette says: THE Carnegie
Steel Company has contracted with rep
resentatives of the Russian Government
to furnish that country with 100000
tons of steel rails for its immense rail-
road enterprises in Siberia and China.
This. it is said, is the largest order ever
placed with one firm in the world and
represents an outlay of between 81, $780,
600 and $4,000, 600"
Members of the firm here refuse to
confirm or deny the above.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
THE CRUISER ALBANY.
Fire in the ordnance Plant Will
Delay Her Completion.


WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Navy
Department received a letter from the
Armstrong Shipbuilding Company Of
England. containing the Information
that the recent fire in the ordnance
plant at Newcastle would somewhat de-
lay the completion of the cruiser AL
bany which this country purchased
from Brazil just prior to the outbreak
of the SpanishAmerican war.
The fire destroyed about $1,OOO,OOO
worth of ordnance and electrical ap-
paratus, some Of which was designed
for use in Quitting the Albany. The
letter did not contain specific informa-
ton as to- the length of the delay and
further Information upon this point is
expected shortly. The Albany was to
have been completed and ready to sail
October LIST.
The record-union., 1899-06-24

st. Louis, Mo-, accompanied by Mrs.
Will Halbruegger and Miss Dora Ram
ming, are on health and pleasure trip
through the State and are at present
visiting Mrs. Mace's cousins, Mrs. j.
S. Griffith, John j. Hunters and F. ].
Hunters of Perkins
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Big Company Incorporated.

DOVER (Del.), June pa certificate
of Incorporation of the United States
Vehicle Company with an authorized
capital of $25.G00,G CSC was filed to-day
a. the office of the Secretary of State.
The company was incorporated for the
purpose of manufacturing with COM
pressed air as motive power.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Attempt to Break Jail.

HARTvILLE (Mo), June ga des-
perate attempt was made to break Jail
here last night by the Macomb train
robbers. but it was frustrated by the
guards. All the prisoners were then
handcuffed. To-day AL Ferguson and
Ben Nigh were held on the charge of
assisting the prisoners to escape
The record-union., 1899-06-24

OF experts with q proper system OF ac-
counting under single civilian head
No one doubts the honesty of the army
officers who are now performing this
duty, hut 1t is unfair to the officers
and dangerous for the Government to
open wide the doors for wrongdoing.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Vetoed the Bin.

DETROIT, June Ex-Governor Pin
gree to-day vetoed the military organi-
cation bill, on the ground that such a
law would create. additional expense
and make but few changes in the ex.
listing law.
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win Retire From Politics.

ST. LOUIS. June 23-A special to
the Post Dispatch" from La Porte,
Ind, says:
Governor James A. Mount, for whom
Western politicians have developed a
Vice Presidential boom, has written a
personal friend that he will retire from
politics at the close of his term of Of
flee
The record-union., 1899-06-24
City Of Chester,s (suest.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Admiral
Scniey IS to be the guest of the city of
Chester on July 4th. and has consented
to make an address.
The record-union., 1899-06-24
Pies Did Not Paw.

CHICAGO, June 23.-Charles F. Wa
tiers, a pie manufacturer, filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy to-day, scheduling
liabilities of $S6.930 and assets of $780,
100.