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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
FINED FOR BATTING A BULL.
RoMULUs FAILED TO THROW A STEER. AND THE
ATTDM PIT COST him $50.

RoMt-LUs FAILED TO THROW A STEER, AND THE
ATTBM PIT COST HIM $50
Romulus a strong man, who was brought INTO
public notice by Tin Hurst. OF baseball fame'
was advertised 10 wrestle with two ouis III an
arena at the West New-York Field Clubs baseball
grounds yesterday afternoon. promising tnat ootn
animals would measure their lengths on the ground
within two hours A crowd Of Ave hundred people
was present to see the sport. which was brought
TO a close at the end OF an hour by the arrest OF
Romulus on a charge Of cruelty to animals.
A forty-foot arena was fenced in in front OF the
grandstand Two short sections or FENCES were
erected within the arena in order to enable Rom
illus to jump behind one or the other Tor protec-
ton when he was closely cornered TWO large
steers each weighing n thousand pounds. were
takensto West New York early In the day. Ruooer
knobs were placed on their horns. ana they were
in readiness for the fray when brass band prayed
and Romulus walked out into the arena dresseu III
pink tights and carrying the scarlet cioth OF d
ma1ador A steer was then turned loose and walked
into the arena Romulus at once Haunted the scar
LET cloth in its face. but the animal was long
time IN getting excited. He seemed to be more
interested in Romulus when the latter ran away
Al last Romulus seized the animal by the horns,
and il started around the ring al nHeS Ia. a.
later the wrestler was obliged to release his hold
Romulus stood on the fence two or three times
while the steer eyed him savagely At one time
the strong man turned his back to the animal ana
started to walk away when the steer went for MN
with head down. The crowd shouted ana fornulus
lodged Just in time to save himself.
Romuus succeeded altogether in catching the
brute by the horns four times. and ola MS utmost
10 throw the animal. but failed.
At last a police officer called Romuus out OF the
arena and placed him under arrest on charge OF
cruelty to animals complaint OF Mayor John
Otis Of West New-York and President George G.
Mccarthy Of the Hudson County District Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals. They
wanted Manager Tin" Hurst too. but he euded
the officers and they were unable to find him.
Romuus was arragned before Recorder A. C..
Einbeck of West New-York. and fined $50 under
the law against batting of dumb brutes." He paid
the fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
DEWEY BOUGHT A TICKET.

When Admiral Dewey left Washington in Novem-
ber 1897 to take command OF the fleet I'm the
Pacific Ocean he did not ride on a pass or a haif-
rate ticket Being personal friend Of S. b. Hege
general agent of the Baltimore and Ohio passenger
department in Washington, the now famous sea
fighter bought two frst-class tickets from WASH
irgton to San Francisco via the Baltimore ana
Ohio Chicago and Northwestern, Union PACING and
Southern Pacific lines. Lieutenant Brumby accom-
panied the Admiral. and they departed on Novem-
Der e.
Some time ago D. 3. Martin. manager OF the pas
senger traffic OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
set out to collect the coupons Of the ticket, and
only recently secured all OF them. He has had the
ticket containing Dewey's signature. lithogra phed
and is issuing fac-similes souvenirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
AMERICAN CARS FOR EGYPT.

Two solid trains Of pressed-steel cars maze IN
Pennsylvania. expected to reach Jersey CITY on
their own wheels tomorrow or next day for snip
ment to the Egyptian States Railway In Egypt
The total shipment OF one hundred cars VIII make
an entire shipoad AS this Is the first shipment OF
,rossedsteel cars abroad and the irst shipment OF
anv consequence of any class OF American cars IL
will attract much attention. These cars are OF the
type that has revolutionized the carrying OF puik
frcghts in this country. They have been ADOPTED
within the last two years by standard american
hulk freghts The shipment here noted is the mrs.
delivery on an order Of three hundred cars ana IL
,e qgnihcant OF the progress that American manu-
features are making in foreign markets recent
American conquests are not confined to bridges
The cars go TO Egypt by Barber & Co.'S line. from
Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
PPODUCTS OF TENNESSEE MINES.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 26 (SpeciaD.-The an
nual report Of the Commissioner OF Labor for
Tennessee has been completed and contains some
interesting statistics. The total number OF coal
mines in the State IL seventy-six. Fifteen have
been lying idle during the year. The mines have
produced 3Os4 748 tons OF coal The maximum num-
Der OF men employed during the year was 1923.
The amount Of coal converted into coke was 7S6 $50
tons The production of other minerals was as
follows: Iron ore IN tons; pig ron 2SstSs tons;
copper. 80 721 tons; zinc 454 tons: manganese 1880
tons and phosphate 272 1871 tons. All minerals
have shown increases over the previous year those
most marked being in coal and iron ore. The in
crease I'm coal 203, 75i tons. and In iron ore,
60 013 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
SUPREME COURT, New-York County.-Dime

Savings Bank Of Brooklyn Plaintiff W. John r ,era
Ct eo. s snd sae made and above entitled
seton bearing date the sh , asy Of viii
cell at public auction at the Bschsnks ms SH
Of New YORK on the day Of June 1899 At ~ ococ.
Noon by y, ws mia udsmsn ana described
s ss: Situate and "9
tn: sop:r s Ss h Pne s os New
i0SS r r s,ls dan RSp four
:'sy s he Of The
sy Of Pin. street a, the seh. rs, o canppsyeS and
sneha on the lot adjoining the East running them:
sOuthory through n. centre Of Iss rom th.
water stree. on a sa os.a P Dsee thence
running %ei pn street 9a th ht fee nine and
on the premises hereby conveyed and onehat
on me h.nee Norssry through Of said last
ms1t.cnsd party s s4.. fO sas ss' 70 fee. six
and Of inch Eastery from the Ea' pI
Stree. thirty feet ana Onedaarer inches to the place
Of the nTst part certain agreement as to
party ss ws Jssusry o. ss recorded in tn. ono. tho
Register Of the CITY and County Of New YORK in tiSer
BIS Of Of dsa BY John W.
and wife and Rufus Ieavitt to the said John GRAZ
said Res,ers once in tber ss OF cOnveyancs' page
400 -.
AND ALSO ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
with buildings thereon situate lying and pens
IN the First Ward OF City OF New York and known
and distinguished by the Number l2s Water street.
bounded and describsd follows. BEG1NNING on the
Norhwerv side OF Water street at point distant forty
quarters OF an inch or there
sbouts southweserly the corner formed BY the In
terecton the said Norhwestery side OF Water street
with the southwesery side OF Pine street. thence running
Nohwestery parallel nearly so with Pine street ak
ty-nne feet eight inches and threeauarers on an inch
less along the 5outhwesterly boundary OF ot
OF formerly owned by John DETAINED afterward W
Jonathan LATHE and his heirs and the souhwesterfy
lots OF land fronting on Pine street known
Street. formerly owned by Peter 'raIy.
Jr and NO 81 Pine Street formerly owned by Joshua
Waddington afterwards by John g. Crary; thence SOUTH
westerly twentythree feet or less 10 another ot OF
formerly Michael Price afterwards OF EdwArd
Price thence southeasry along said lot TO Water street
sixyeght feet eight inches more or less thence Nor.
esstey along Water Street wenyhree feat two inches
more OF TO Che place Of beginning
Dated New York, May 10 1899. - ..
EMANUEL BLUMENsTIDI. Referes
RITCH, woODFORD. BOvEE WALLACE.
for Plaintiff.
Wall Street New York City. -.
The following In diagram OF the property 70 De 500
a. above described. The street numbers are 81 Pine
Street and I2s Water Street
Pine Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PLANS

pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PLANS.
TO RUN FAST TRAIN FROM COLUMBUS III NiN' -
LAND OVER NEW PURCHASE
Cleveland May 26 C5peciaD.-The Pennsylvaiia
Railroad which recently purchased the 'leVeia,u'
Akron and Columbus Railroad. will be operating the
lot,or line within sixty days. This Information
comes from high officials OF the pennsylvania
road. who were on a visit here yesterday. some vi
the plans were also learned. The road VIII De rei
with niney-hve pound rails which are the s'anu..u
on the Pennsylvania line. The operators VI '"'
Cleveland Akron and Columbus ROAD nave recen''s
,,, hoI,os,od tho road and nut In new ties. which
will with the new rails make an entreif new ~ ~
between Cleveland and Columbus IL ~ also en-, trre
Intention 10 nut on n new fast passenger tram from
Columbus to Cleveland. which VIII come INTO oIreot
competition with the Big Four southwestern LIN"
fed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
CONSOLIDATED GAS DIVIDEND CUT.

FRANCHISE TAX AND RATE WAR SAID TO BE
THE REASONS.
The directors OF the Consolidated Gas Company
yesterday declared quarterly dividend Of IL per
cent payable June 10. This is reduction OF
y per cent or per cent year. the stock having
been since 1898 per cent basis. Samuel
Sloan, who is one Of the directors. said after the
meeting that the possible effect OF the Ford Fran
chse Tax measure upon the cOmpany's earnings, as
well as the loss OF revenue due the continuance
of the gas which has been going on since May
J. influenced the Board ia deciding 10 lower the
dividend rate. Other directors said that there
enough money in the treasury to pay dividends for
the next two years but that. as the company was
now under heavy expense in consequence OF the
cutting of rates. 1t had been decided 10 decrease
the dividend rather than trench upon the surplus
The reduction OF n per cent will save the company
nearly 100000 quarter The announcement OF
the directors action caused a sharp break In the
stock which sold down 10 1704 and closed at 100.
a net decline of ga per cent as compared with
Thursdays closing quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
GOLD COIN FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Gold coin TO the amount OF more than NVU'VW
has been received by express this week from Phia-
delphia banks in this city. these shipments repre-
.entng the transfer New-York OF part OF the
balances Of out-of-town banks with banks In Phia-
deIphla with which institutions the out-of-town
banks opened accounts when the New-fork Clear
posing charges for collection OF checks on country
hunks" These funds cannot be as prohtaby em-
pioyed in Philadelphia as In New York, so they are
being transferred to this city. where the country
banks can draw bills OF exchange against them
AS the Philadelphia banks have no New.fork ex,
change or currency to ship. they have forwarded
gold for which the Ncw-York banks pay the SNIP
ping expenses, 10 cents 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
TENNESSEE NINE TROUBLES INCREASING

Chattanooga. Tenn. May % (SpeciaD.-A fight
has been practically opened up between the union
miners OF the East Tennessee coal fields and the
mine operators The owners of the Bon-Air Mines
are advertising 'or two hundred non-union miners
A new mine has been opened up at Petros. Ienn..
and the owners OF that mine are after non-unon
men The strike at Soddy. with three hundred men
out continues. with prospect or settlement.
The dsaffectoD IL predicted to reach the Jeihco
and Coal Creek districts by June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
ON THE COLLEGE DIAMONDS.
THE SECOND HARVARD PRINCETON GAME
Observation-Disclosures VICTORIES


Princeton and Harvard will play the second
game in their baseball series this afternoon at Cam
bridge. The first game. two weeks ago at Prince
ton. resulted in a most decisive victory for the
Tigers. Since that time Harvard has seemed to
lose rather than 10 gain in form. and. moreover
tn the contest against Pennsylvania Philadelphia
last Saturday. Captain Haughton sprained his
ankle. and IL he is able TO play to-day his loss
at second base will be a serious detriment TO the
team. The chances are in favor Of another Prince
ton victory to-day, but Harvard usually shows
something like her top form in her second game
with Princeton. and the struggle is on the Grim
made TO bat out victory. Hillebrand will prob
ably be again in the box for the Tigers while the
chances are that Fitz and Morse will alternate in
pitching Tor Harvard In the event OF Harvard
winning to-day the final game of the series will be
played on Yale Field next Wednesday, and the
Ellis will cheer impartially for both their rivals
other baseball games to-day will be match be-
tween the Yale and Princeton freshman mines, at
Yale Field while the Yale Varsity will play Philips
.Andover. al Andover.
The Georgetown College nine has been making
wonderful record for itself this last week. scoring
victories over Yale, Harvard and Brown. II viii
be remembered that both the Harvard and Yale
ran UP against she Georgetown aggregation and
were worsted. In fact. the Southern players are
said have better batters than any other college.
They have keen lot of helders and In all their re-
cent games against the large colleges they have
won by pretty fair margin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
CAPE con CANAL BILL PASSED.

Boston. May %.-The House OF Representatives
devoted almost It's entire attention at this fore
Moons session to four Cape Cod Canal bills, killing
three OF them and passing TO be engrossed. The
successful measure was the one Incorporating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
RECORD sTEEL.RATL MAKING.

Chicago May 26 (speciaD.-The South Mills. OF
the Illinois Steel Company. at South Chicago have
Just broken the worlds record Of steel-rai making
in a twelve hour run The new record Is 1910 tons.
The former record OF .3O1 tons. also held by
the South Chicago plant The company Official 3
claim both records are far In excess OF those held
by any other steel mills IN the world. The men
engaged In this record-breakng run were not Sc
leced for the occasion. but composed the ordinary
nj oh shi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
GIBSON RIDES A FAST THIRD

Cincinnati, May 2s.-"Harry' Gibson. the boy
midde-distance bicycle rider to-day rode one-third
OF mile in 81 Is seconds The record is Ss A seq
onds. Gibson will race here on Memorial Dav with
Joe Downey o. Boston WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
PATENT LEATHER COMBINATION.
NINETY PER CENT OF THE TRADE SAID
TO HAVE CONSENTED TO THE
CONSOLIDATION.

Ninety per cent OF the patent and ehame ir'.
leather trade has given adherence to the pro)ec.
OF a trust. and options have already been oo'a'heu
on about sixteen plants. All the principal manu-
facturers in Newark are In the deal, .he ,.
,o % no between 500 900 900 and ;25 100000 Expert
accountants are now engaged on the books OF the
concerns interested The plants will be bGusns nv
right for cash The deal has been f nassoeiated
in II is Thomas A. Mcintyre Of New Iork, ~ wss
said by one of the manufacturers IN -, " Newark
concern Nlnetyve per cent OF all the pateht aHu
enameled leather manufa curing IL done III 49,
erk 4 combination OF the Newark manufacturers
has been sought for fifteen ysair , oSt smith and
r. T, Howell e Co declined to go into one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
Houston st

HOustOh 81.
The approxmato lien charge TO satisfy
which the above property to be sold Is sl8s9o win
thereon from the 9th day OF November lsss ana
the plantirs costs amounting to s59S9O with interest
thereon from NAV 10th 1885,, The approximate amount OF
taxes and water the said premises $500 with
interest thereon.
Dated. May 18th. 1899.
Referee.
RITCH. WOODFORD. BOVEE & WALLACE.
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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foreclosure Sales.
N~~>-N~~~~~~-
CCPREME COURT. NETWORK COu


SUPREME COURT. NETWORK COUNTY.
OF the last VIII and testament
Of Anne A. Morss deceased. PLAINTIFF against Amy C.
n pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
made and entered herein. bearing date the sth day OF
NAV 1880 l. the undersigned. the referee In said jYdg
rrent named sell public auction at the New norN
Real Estate Sales Room No III Broadway, IN the BOT
ough OF Manhattan City County md state OF New iork
the 9th OF June 1899 et twelve O'Clock noon on tat
toned in Judgment and therein described as iooWs
ALL that certain lot piece .r parcel OF iaha VIA d
scrbed az follows; BEGINNING al point on the west
ery side Fifth Avenue formerly laurehs Street
distant hundred and foryeight rec, nostnesg Iae
of South with the northery SIDE OF Houston
Street running thenc' westerly parallel win houston ii
Street and part OF the distance through party wall
seventy-ve feet thence northerlv parallel with south
FIfth Avenue twenty-five feet thence easerly paraei
with Houston street sevenyhve feet to South Firth
feet to he n PSnt an of scfbed as t 10 los
Coster deceased made by Edward Doughty. City Sur
veyor in the Of November 1920 winch Map Is on
~ New York and marked No 60 Being the came prem
ises conveyed william Campbell by Alexander Guhn
ssm. day in Lbei 5is OF Conveyances 49, except
90 much has been taken for the widening OF
South Fifth Avenue and being aeo the same premises
ecitors Of the said william Campbell. by deed bearing
even date and intended be delivered and recorded Ell
nnutaneousy herewith This mortgage being given 10
s,d deed expressed The sad premises lie In Section 2
pIoc, 525 ON the Land Map Of the city Of New YORK
Dated May HUE" ''''' WILLIAM H h bAw
RrrCH WOODFORD. BOVEE & WALLACE
Attorneys for plaintiffs
1s Wall Street. New YORK City. =, -.
tn. following diagram of the property 10 DC so'u
known a 500 West Broadway; -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

w. b. NJ Jordan was appointed yesterday tenn
porary receiver OF the Edwin s. Piper Company.
dealers in drygoods at No. IA West One-hundred-
and twenty -ffth-st by Judge Brown OF the United
States District Court on the application Of Myers.
Goldsmith q Bronner. The bond Is $4,000. The
Sheriff and the assignee. August c. Nanz are re-
strained from taking any steps to remove the prop.
erty OF the company. The liabilities about
$4,000 and the assets are estimated ut 100000, OF
which $4,000 Is in merchandise. petition was hled
against the company In involuntary bankruptcy on
May q by several creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
REryA MERCEDES TO 40 TO NORFOLK.

Norfolk Va. May @.-The Board OF Health
other city oficials. the quarantine oficer OF the
port and his assistants and many prominent cit
izens had conference to-day. and reached salts
factory understanding with reference to the coming
OF the cruiser Reina Mercedes TO the Norfolk Navy
Yard. All opposition has disappeared. and feet
with officials and citizens OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth will 60 to Hampton Roads In the morning
To escort the cruiser to the yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
pERFr,MERY CONCERNS MAY COMBINE

II is said that plans have been pracucaiy co'".
Melted for a combination OF the leading periu''e's
concerns in the country. AS preIim,ha,sy viii be
Ia added all he firms asserting to the pan wiz -
Converted into stock companies. ana the:e sT,
panies will then be taken over by 'b he organized
undar the laws Of New Jersey and TO be capitalLeu
ar coo 600 600 or possibly 100000 The chiet mover
in effectng the consolidation is UNDERSTOOD 'o oo
Andrew s. Ondefdonk. of Rochester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
BAKING POWDER CAPITAL PAID IN.

Trenton. n j.. May pa certificate was ,neu
with the Secretary OF state to-day 'hat ~ ~" 80.
w, .,.o, 90 con co 600 Of the recently i1corporat-
"a ROYAL Baking Powder Company mas al, oe ac
Maid in or this amount S99s0W is IN rec e. ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
BILLIARDS..
sCHAEFER AND HARRISON WIN THE fho'
rrss1ONAI THREE-CUSHION CONTEST.

scu.rrnp AND HARRISON WIN THE PRO
rrss1oNA1, THREE CUSHION CONTEST.
Schaefer and Harrison won the profess'oha' o
lard match at three-cushion csrroms az W o.a
"a Acadsmv last night by 125 to 100. Ives and
r., .,cher were outplayed again. and the lead OF 10
points with which the first nights play enoea was
increased by 10 points. Both Ives and scnae .s.
seemed out OF form at first and Harrison was ,as
star, OF the game No shot seemed TOO di'ro", 40
him. and some of the carroms ne scored we.e ,o,'.
.a,o,.aa hs brilliant partner by 80 to g. and MS
The Warmed n up Later to be the weak
ing pu, ,oo tie, The final figures show Ives ~
nave Of made 6 points schaefer S. Harrison 0 anu
Thatcher a. 49,, ,,,a NJ MAY has been
rrrnansad for tonight at 1vess Aca1emsS' 1.nrn
Harrison and Thatcher VIII meet AhieNN
and w "A Myers In e5-point game
Get night's score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
IN FAVOR OF wELsBAcH COMPANY.

Judge Lacombe Of the United States Circuit
Court yesterday handed down opinion in favor
OF the Welsbach Light Company granting a pre-
liminsry injunction against the Rex lncandescent
Light COMPANY on the ground Of infringement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

John Dunn. OF No. 27i West One-hundred-and-
thirty first-st. and david Dunn, OF No. " West
Ninety ATHEIST who formerly composed the firm
OF Dunn Brothers. builders have flied petition In
bankruptcy. with liabilities. &3,1s3 and no assets
The largest creditors w. f.. ID, Stokes. $l,339;
Bradley Il Currier $4,000: John s. Wilson, 1921;
Malcolm Il Taylor. 5000. and Holmes q Philbrick.
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
BOIING.

Terry" McGovern, of Brooklyn, gave another ex-
hibition OF his hard hitting powers and clever as
well as fast ring work last night at the Broadway
Athletic Club by defeating Sammy Kelly Kelly
was knocked out in the fifth round.
(For other sports see fourth page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
TO EXPORT LAST YEARS WHEAT

Wichita. Kan. May 26 (SpeciaD.-Large quantities
OF wheat which the farmers have had since last
year is being purchased by Liverpool and New
York firms. who have representatives going through
the State for that purpose. a considerable propor-
tion OF the old grain has already been bought
Thirty thousand bushels will start early next week
and similar amount Will follow few DAYS later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
Wade A FORTTNE IN WHEAT.

Chicago May % (SpeciaD.-Charies H. smith
who is looked on as a coming man on Change
made 10000 in wheat yesterday. He bought II ten
days ago. After failing four years ago he started
In with few hundred dollars and since last Oc
tober has made a profit Of $250OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

roy--hundred-snd-festy-yar ran--H C Ashmesd.
Tfme-~54% seconds. ~ r. achener
tr n S,ouenburgh. d. Holmes ana {, :. Fa'e'
weather Time-1 min. 43s sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

Schedules OF the Mannesmann Cycle Tube Works
OF Adams, Mass. whose office was at No 81
Nassau-st show liabilities A2.256 and assets $4,000
consisting OF real estate at North Adams. 10000
patents. $4,000. and unlidudated claims, 5000.