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Evening star., 1899-04-12
GEN. SHAFTER DINED,
The Presidents Guest of Honor
the White House.

the White House.
The President last night entertained
Major General VIM. r. Shafter, Major Cen
eral Wheeler and Adjutant General Cor
bin, General Shafter- being invited to dine
with the President as the guest of honor.
With his aid, Captain Plummer General
Shafter left last night for the east to
spend day with Mr.. Fred Bowen, at
Lakewood, N. j., and after brief stops in
Michigan and Illinois will be back at San
Francisco within ten days to resume COM
mand of the Department of the Pacific.
Evening star., 1899-04-12
Alteration Of the Cincinnati.

The board of naval bureau chiefs has de-
cided to alter the cruiser Cincinnati by TAX
ing out the present Scotch shell boilers
and replacing them with watertube boilers,
aggregating 1900 horsepower.
Evening star., 1899-04-12

The Evening Star fs the
only afternoon paper I'm
Washington that receives
the dispatches of the Assoc
ciated Press. IL Ia there
fore the only one I'm which
the reader can lind the
complete news of the
world, directly trnnsmit-
ted by telegraph, mp to
the moment OF going to
press
Evening star., 1899-04-12

Thousands of situations have been OH
tanned through the want columns Of The
Star.
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NET LOSS OF ONE JUROR.
Two ~ THE MOLINErN CASE M
TIRED FOR PHYSICAL DIshBIIITE

-
one W" "e" go 49, uus.' ,,,., row.
hn i"e'n w" - n,',,,.,,
49, 49,. .,, NJ, u.,r,c,.
''
Before tho MoiIheuN trInl 9e's unuei ns
experts In arithmetic may nave 10 po c "''''o'
when court opened Yesterday tncre "ere so'e"
Jurors In the ooH ana NJ recess 'here were o"y
nve. AT the close OF the day there were s,A' ~
the morning the Court excused TWO o. a"o
Jurors on the Prounu o' Physicni ui'"o',s',
They were horanam hit,na,er "no "au , o"u
attack OF congestion OF ora'h IN oep'ein per'
and Bennett Braude' VINO " epllep,e. ino
Recorder raid ne was sorry W loHo '"ein' 'o'
both a. mon OF intelligence.
Jacob Horoyits. a diamond dealer. said no
,,,. -. ~, .,.,,..s.,..,i.I oyiJa,o.
did not believe IN circumstantlal e'Iuenve'
We'll. we'll see about that" said Mr. Os-
borne. do you know that there are diamonds
-, uI.,. q"
In himoefiey
Yes. sir" answered the talesman
d And you'ye never been there3 A. No, sir.
..u;.m -. ,,,o,,ns,an,I.i aviJsnc. " .aid
wen t"a' o'e"ui''an''"' ''''o"S'' '''''
Ill. oSo",ms r,rov,ns o, III. mar, Of counsel
,hs Diamond hrote vas s,cussd from serving
SO many talcsmen got of yesterday by say
inn ,bev we're opposed to capitaI punishment
,hs, rho R.cordsr snoIIv announced his inten.
ton Of doing something to punish taesInen
who com mitted periury for the purpose Of es-
wiz uo, ',,., ,,u,. 'o''"'' ''' WV
Gaping Jury uuU'
One talesman." said the Recorder. has an
,ou,cad ,bat no has bean opposed TO the death
nou" ,. - s,..,.i.I .,,,.,'.a $780,. 49,.
penalty anu eircuns'an'."l e''uence eNo' SINUS
he could remember. But when no was asked
that oueation before the Commissioner OF
,h"' duo'uV. w ln'i a. LII.
Jurors he SAID ne was not opposou 10 epher'
and never had beon. noX say to the District
A,,ornav that he should a. xnmine in to this mat
.,',., =, b., al, .,,o,.,a,, a.Id.noa
ter closely anu u ne Hhus sulncleht eNluehce.
should present the case to the Grand Jury and
ask for an Indictment A man who swears to
one thihg mere IN TINS court room anu VINO
sweara to all entirely different thing before the
Commiasioner n, JJnrors c,m,s very cIose To
eommi,tIng periury
Wban Europr IJri ,-arIin,or a contractor of
,o7s Iarin, Ion wanna was .st al II bs owned
a. hnusa he Iivsd in he soid be had ovneI IL
bmI Md viven IL 10 his wife The other day
"F"Iio,s inc nm iilnstriou. example said Mr.
Weeks.
,..nnr satJ h. al 40, want ~ a.r y an tho
,ury hncapsa he wss vary nervons y" N"'
iuaS am ara ,ba mar Who ca,ns m IN the bsncb
y..te,aSv" seid The he Sorder 'Snd tbat iart
All not iniIca,s that Won ysra vary nnrvnna
w" eI.o saId that your bu.ipcsa Wa ~ r,nr.
L. noatsOca mar tbis cas- Tho rorrt ali nnt
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rtse Of about ten points in cotton may be atirb-
ned TO higher Liverpool cables and light receipts.
Aud the receipts are light b You'd question. tar
lighter than even bulls had been led to expect.
though they reached $4,000 to-day against only as,
zoo on tits day in isyb, the year Of the s.I6OOOO
crop. Neverthclcss thev were good deal sma Ter
than q week ago and over 2O,OpO behind those OF
year ago. while the arrivals at the thirteen int ror
towns reported daily haze been steadily decreasing
EYER sine" last saturday in spite 81 predictions
o. q decided Increase. To-day these thirteen TOW
ran nearly ~ 900 behind those OF year ago. while
they were 5000 less than week ago. The Houston
estimate for tomorrow wa. only about half rs large
as that Of last year and the siro Ia true of New
Orleans II VT compare IL with the figures OF 1877.
number Of spot markets at the Sou were higher;
INerpvoTs spot sales were 10000 cotton, silk and
,w,9olen Ioods arr in brisk demand aid strong. and
II !. nuthoritatiNely stated that Now England mills
could pay u cents for raw cotton aud still make
front on certain goods. Liverpool bought january
and March and sold the summer months. The
sonth boz ght the spring months and German ard
Philadelphia hrms bought January and March oil
quite liberal Gale.
CofrEL.-hio on the spot was steady at Ssso.
f.r No q Sales of 1000 bags No. ~ Itsc; 400
Maracaibg and 500 sHvanilla. Futures declined .
p9ints and closed Arm Sales $3.50 bays. Havie
advanced 'if. Hamburg rose llipfg American
warehouse deliveries. udsn bags. Rio was Arm at
200 refs advancei receipts $4,000; stock, 33h.OoO
exchange q lid. IL cline ~ l-32l. Santos
advanced 200 reis receipts, 10000; stock. s5s, 900
Prices here A. follows.
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To tho Holders of bonds md Stock Of tho
Kansas City, Pittsburg 4 Gulf Railroad

The undersiR ned Com mittee announces that rur.
snant TO- the powers conferred upon II " tn
ment OF r adjustment uuder whi"h deposits hAys
air adj been made with IN dsposltAries and ~ thu
result ~ an agreement with the ReorCari ~ n
Committee NJ which Mr.. w,ilism r. Hsrr1ty Ia Chair
NAV. known "a the "Philajslrhis C,Hmit'aA !
has alt red and mod Aed me plsn heretofore ado ,si
altered and '7odi"od TO said Phiia tephia Comm toe
Copt Of this altered and modth a pan hAvn hNsa
tei with. and can Ne obtained from, the central A..
positary Of this Committee. The Mercantile T-lt
COMPANY OF New York and the Amsterdam sch.
Rank. ~ Amsterdam, u Hand botN " which .0,r-
pani.s Will now act a. deppsita'ies Of the Ph!la
d. luhia Committee.
The unde-signed have accented said altered ari
modise plan in respar. all said socuri,ie. con.
trolled by them ind yiiually. aud uuan mnuslr
ommcnl that all holder ~ securities ~ trr -
the mp mics included IN this r"or9sn'yaton -,
prnmutlv deposit them. subject 10 III m A p rlsr,
with the depositaries Of the Philaielphia mr't's,
All ssrnrt Is now on deposi' with The Mercantile
Trust COMPANY and the Amsterdams he PArt
modified plau, and wi! he held su'ieri thar"to er.
cept 70 suc cStent as deuositors 80 the,r
option TO withdraw their securities on and within
two week. afte' December - lS'l on paving th''r
p-n rata share Of the expenses ~ the undersigned
Com nittee. pursuant to the provisions NJ 'ho Ac-'e
ment under which IL IL acting. The mn lers ignAi
Committee having performed its duties. will be liz.
solved.
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
LOTS FITZGER,LD.
EDwARO ". WiRRIMAN,
j. LOWRFR WELSH,
GEORGE COPPELi,
y: I. GGEfNN.
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1.-Two stock Market,

THURSDAY. Nov "a, 1902
Receipts OF beeyes we're 400 head. and there " ere
~ cars in the yards for the srket Notrade Of any
importsncs Feeling weak: Dressed beef In fair de.
mand at 7srNc per n. for native sides Cable,
quoted American cattle Arm. and retry orator beef
higherAt io'sc. per N. No exports to-day; tD.mor.
row. AS beeNes.
Receipts OF calves were Al head and with the stale
calves there we're l3i on sale. Steady for live
nary to choic" veals; s2.Boasa.oo for grassers:
t3ho for fed calves, and 81 - for car II South.
ern calves. CITY dressed veAls steady At Sc De- per
Receirts " sheep and lambs were 26a head,
including ! cars for slsnghterers and III for the
cars on sale. Sheep were quiet at yesterdays
prices; lambs slow and loslbc. lower: and X cars
sa.ioesino per 100 Ms Medium to choice lambs
at s<.hoashI2R. q deck Of extra Canada lamb At
lambs b1Sc.
Receipts ,s37 head. all for slaughterers With the
exception nf head. Market easier at - so3S4 as
per 100 ms for fair to prime hogs.
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Wheat declined small fraction early owing to fall
weather at the West favorable crop reports in the
New south vale. crop viii be about double that Of
1n s se SnS s S,"Ga
s ca. .sshps' 30 Week any,. The nsrsS.s r.
600 last week But bef re thu close there
FrsnSh 70. was because the Ra"s. are sr,0S
Hsf r, Which a ran A. 20 s;n,mG. IN wh.a. and
arrivals very small there Was some covering no
houses are sad t. have bought 400 900 December
Th.r. wa, some English dem md Tor spring wheat.
ported in the Ohio Valley; the Interior movement is
light. aud the ,ceArancss for the day werr Eis ssa
reported at Minneapolis. but it was chiefly
for domestic , aeGoSrt, though there "a
BEEN idle this Week and the output sG likely ' to aa Sn
coed 800 900 bbis as against 2aH,ooi last week.
a"rss m & wss vii Ss e. ana hs ss
$50 900; Corn went "a slightly owing to December
bsro "ctor the maj" cs @s Sa ""~r .,Samsms
,hs. hnsains and T.,herna are further I'D .nosi
receipt. will soon Increase There was rain however
H. hs ss w ss. c Tn go e Sa
mild and .howery in not few seotions; though
sSUiT % "%d ,cSsn si
dropped Nd, the decline here traing, Oats
FaousMfSe srai S oSnty'ssa quiet, nu. price.
were =. 70 hbls. and 23.Oii sacks Exports ,8s5
bbls: and 1890 sacks. Winter in hbla'i Superhne.
s23b9S2bo; No. 2extra, S2.b ,@S27O; clears 81. 10
0S8.2O; straights, S3.aO0s3.4O; patents, taE, Q
1910. Spring in bbls: Clears s2g59S3 straights
sssbosSho; ps,ents So: 7o9ssno rye honr 90. s
Cb3c. C. |. T. New York.
CorToN-Spot cotton here advanced l.Isc; no
sale. Middling uplands 7asc against 7-iHc. last
year; New Orleans and Gulf, FAC. against Z Lille
Augusta and New Orleans rose I.iac Memphis
sold 1900 bales, Augusta 7ai and Mobile 100 haios
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with sales OF
~. 900 bales; futures rose ~ to 3 points Man
ehester was steady. The Bombay receipts for the
m.n,s Ths moysmsnt .sS Ia. year no ship
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DAMAGES FOR MiRRFIyG.
Plaintiff wife Alleges That tho Husband
Had Another Wife.

Bessie Bern. IL years old. had Adolph Spieler.
a Jeweler at 1877 Broome street. arrested yes
terday on an order from Justice Bookstaver OF
the Supreme Court In an action to recover
$4,000 damages because he married her.
although he was already married. Bail was
fixed at 1880. which he gave. The plaintiff
says that she came with her mother and brot her
from Austria last January. Spieler had writ
ten to her she says. that his wife had died and
he would marry her when she came over. On
Feb. 20 last. she avera. they were married by
his father. who she declares Is IA very relig GUS
man" She had asked that a rabbi be ca led In
70 perform the ceremony. but Spieler said that
his father would do ts well. They lived to-
gether three months and then she asccrtalncd
that spielcr had q wife and two children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24

He Goes to Court to secure n Reoonsidera-
ton of Rejected Ballots.

The Board OF Canvassers in Brooklyn after a
careful count OF the ballots cast on election
day finds that James r. Howe. the Republican
nominee for Register OF Kings county. was
elected over John Morrissey Gray by about
three hundred majority. Gray's friends are
determined 10 have him counted In II such
thing Is possible They allege that there are
enough ballots marked defective" butIwhlch
Hyde. OF Grout. Mayer 4 HYDE. yesterday
obtained from supreme Court Justice smith in
brooklyn an order TO show cause why the bal.
lots marked as void or defective should not he
fec9unted. In all there are about two thousand
such ballots. The order Is directed IA the
Board o. Canyassers and argument on the mo-
zion will be had Tomorrow In case Justice
Smith orders recount he will appoint referees
10 pass upon the matter. The Republicans
contend that a recount Is ordered Mr. Howe's
majority will be increased
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY. Nov. 23.- GRArs-wheat- Srot
was steady. Sales, 10000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. l Northern Du-
luth. 4tc. over December I. O. b. afoat; No
hard Duluth. &c. over. No Northern New
York. Axe. over. The Northwestern receipts
were 705 cars against 768 last week: holiday
last year. Chicago received ~ cars against 50
last week: receipts in bush. 10000; ship
ments. 13.20+. Futures declined = TO &c but
recovered fc. on December. Sales. . l05 900
bush. After Change December on curb was
THO. Prices "a folloGa:
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FIFE .iLlEGED sw,YDAERs rnrED.
District Attorneys Once Says 1t Can't Find
Amy Ono willing To Complain.

Deputy Assistant District Attorney Byrne.
asked Magistrate Mayo In the Centre street
police court yesterday. to dismiss the case
against the Ave men who were arrested few
weeks ago on charges Of swindling wholesale
houses under tho name OF tho American In
Street The men are EIWasr d Ba BAR Of sSsth
Orange, y, j., Moses d. lrandes. II East l05th
sire T. Henry Mnus| OF l5i East l05rh street,
Emil kli ne Of q East lllth street and Henry
7. Crosher of l0s Greenwich street. Hr.
Byrne explained that he had been unable to
prisoners. who were. therefore. discharged
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMpANy

,,,,,,, ~, ~ bFnAd 81. New York, Nov nth ISNO
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave Tins day de-
GlAred asnmi,annual dividend ofuNEA AND ONE.
HALL lHl PER CENT" on the Capital stock OF this
Company payable on ard after December Isl, is'g'
A. the Office OF the Nj autle Trus Company No 30
broadWay. New York to the stoi khollers of record
at the closing 81 the books. The transfer boons
VIII close At the Office NJ the Union Trust Company
lSNs. at three 90 o'clock p, NJ. and viii re0p n
Saturday December I'd, 1890, at ton liOI O'clock A.
JOSEPH HELEN, Treasurer
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cAN'r FIND JOSEPH BEyJ.MIy.
Former City Clerk of Brooklyn Seems to
Have Disappeared.

supreme Court Justice Smith In Brooklyn a
few days ago issued an order for tho arrest OF
former City Clerk Joseph Benjamin for con-
tempt OF court In failing to obey a mandamus
directing him TO pay into the treasury ~ tina
city Of New York 81 .li,i. which amount he re-
ceived while city tl"rk in Brooklyn for certin-
handed over to Sheriff Creamer. but BENJAMIN
cannot he found. Deputy sherlfs say thar the
last they can learn ol him was on Aug. g. when
he was at the Prospect Park Brewery. OF which
pc was tho president. Since then he Seems to
have disappeared from Brooklyn
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dividends aud antrrrst.
NATIONAL TURE COMPANY,
No. 2d CoRrLASDT STREET. NEW YoRK,
Nov m, hnr q Iat, y ut

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO
At n meeting of thu ard Of Director, held thi.
day, a quarter. yearly dividend OF ONE ND THREE
QUARTERS PEI CENTuM upon tn Preferred Capi.
tai stock OF the National Tube Company va. declared
out OF the net pruns of the Company payable Janu.
AIRY I'd. 1900. at the Offices Of the COMPANY No "a
COrtlandt street. Now York olty " "
The Preferred stock Transfer Book will be closed
on December 9TH, 1870, at 3 O'Clock p NJ and will
A. NJ F'IiIKE Trassnr $50
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No. 100 William Street New York. Nov. L. 1899.
, AZ a meeting OF the Board OF Directors held to-
aa} III " o, "a HnartrTly dividend Of ONE AND
the pr, terred stock OF this Company. payable b.
check from Chicago December 18th. TO stock hoders
or record at the close of the transfer books Novem
Der shth; ~ o'clock noon. Books eopen Deoenibe
lhth. The Conimon stock Transfer Hooks ". II not
close ...., u. Ii. HIGHLEx eeoy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24
WOMEN AMONG Il, ECTIoN CLERKS

Only Two OF Them and 1919 of the Other
ex-Ons Gets Work by Herself.
Among the two hundred clerks employed by
the Police Department TO canvass the election
returns are two women, Annie Z. O'BrIen OF
S3l Fast ll6th street and Helen &, Farwell Of
33l Macon street, Brooklyn They were tax on
from the civil serv CO lists. Each OF them gets
So n day for a week or 10. Miss OBrlen found
the Job too warm for her. Yesterday she askei
the board to take her away from among all
those men. She was act to work making ont
their payrolls In the Election bureau.
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financial.

condiuon for participation In the new
company or to the syndicate. who may
p.y the sane :, ,a,.oco.oos
capital stock Of the X. g Sub Belt n. Il
the present eE,t stock s Q, said comgsny s5"2.5no
bonds =, Of 90, the p Po. "a C. Co. ,6s
each Ti 81: 90, Of esi.,ini binds s7.too
Dock company at the rate OF $1,000 for
each share Of said stock .......,......., Iisia,o
baiahce '....'.'...,.,.,......... "a $50
Total Issue .......... .............s $50. 900 900
A voting Trust 70 continu. Ave years to better
property has been provided Tor ana stock trust car.
aS1ss 9 be .nSa fSr ,r preferred ana
pM...r.. John W. Gates. VIM. Edenborn.
f ra '1S Sss s Him and snmn mrT
sbinley have been requested and have consented
The bonds and stock 10 be sold and payment. f,r
new stok which shall not be made by participat ns
Of s6.soo,coo will thus be divided Tor tc ga. 8.
asirr5n,sns as sEe.,Hsd in plan sId which i be-
. The holders Of the various securities above men.
toned may become parties to tho Rrorpini A. \
RET2RE SE asns a saT p iss "S HH
Of the following depositaries OF this Commute
Pro,ldeni We trust Company. minimizing, PhNs
Seaboard National Bank .................k New ioE.
Mercantlle Trust Company. ...............Ne New Work
Sr ,I Isust Company ..,"".......,. Chicago.
cnmms,,. 6 Sens o. le.o9n'
lmsterdamsche Trustee ksn,oos. ....... Amsterdam.
Anstefdamsche Bank 90. ..... o.. .Amste dam
for which negotiable certificates OF deposit in Ills
uenal form will be Issued
No deposit of securities will he received
after that date eSceDt upon such terms n.
tn. Committee mny imbose.
Bonds and stocks a1reRdy deposited WITH
either OF tn" depostares above named unie~ Dihtr
OF the plans heretofore published will he con.d a
a. asserting to The above altered aud pdiicd Ian
exercise their option ~ withdraw same at Nuv'.fua
| between De- ember bth aud December 18th too
both inclusive on paving their pro rata share ~ IN.
| expenses Of the Committee with which III vh,v,
depoated the same, pursuant ~ the agreement
| under which they were 60 depositad.
is intended list upon the Stock FIchanye N.
| certincstes issued by tho New YORK. an phia.
delphis Demonstrates a. soon M practicshle Tbs
| prupo. ed plan has been prepsr' u bv the COMMIT
too with the approval and COOPERATION NJ holders -
large amounts ~ the securite. affected herrhv ma
hss received ihr aud indor. sment " tn Nv
York Committee. as will be seen by th,ira uuuncs.
| ment published herewith.
| Dated Ph ladelphia November I. 1922
WILLIAM =. HARRITy, Chairman.
| A. UECKSCHER,
| HERMAN sIELtKEN.
| SAMUEL II. sHIPLEY,
WiSTHRoP sMiiTrH.
WILLIAM EDENBORN.
JOHN v. LoUGHNEY. Sscr,,n,
LATHROP. MORROW, FOX MOORE.
| III West Hnh S'rSS'. rasrs 'stg, No
PAM. CALHOUN GLENNOS, Roos.-,
| Bui ding. Chisoo.
READ, 4 PETITE. NJ sf' ca.'n.t s,,"
| TAiddsiphid.
Counsel for Reorganization Committee.
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Oats were arm on the spot Sales. pa, 900 bush,
including $1,000 for export hero aud at the out
ports. No. mixed IN elevator. SOC; do delivered
8o0o.; track and ungraded white 3is14c.; Chicago
received 1872 cars and expects 100 tomorrow
Corn was steady on the spot, Sales 321 900 bush
mainly for export here and at the outports. No, O.
sac, over Dec. in Chicago; do. white. Nc. over
morrow Futures declined ~. to NC. Sales.
10000 bush. Prices follows:
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Gains Daughter Gets No Damages from
Him.

The action Of Rosa Cahn to recover 49,, 900
damages from her father. Isaac Calm. formerly
a wealthy resident OF Fifth avenue, for assault,
terminated before Justice Leventritt Of the
defendant, The girl said her father had struck
and kicked her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24
IrIH ATEAUE STORE rHIEyEs.
Two Men aud Woman In Custody Sun
posed tn Have Robbed Many shops.

Two men and a woman were arrested yes.
tcrday afternoon in tho store of William 4
Kinsey x Co.. at 800 Fifth avenue. One OF the
W"n was caught hiding laces worth SlNOupder
MS coat while his companions ia lked with the
proprietor In Jefferson Market court they
we're r"mandcd 7 to-day. II Is believed that
they have worked the trick In other stores ami
second complainant against them has already
opuc,ani who accuses them Of stealing field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24

g. Tps; St Louis 5s4a, and Houston 12.5ls. Port
exports, 10 207 bales. New Orleans advanced
points. Futures here rose to 1 points. but lost
part, closing very steady At net rise OF 70 ii
points. Prices Al follows
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salvation Army to Give . Passion Play.
IN" Salvation Army is going to give a Pas.
Sion Fay with moving pictures at its Christ
mos celebration IN Madison Square Garden
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Financial.
MODIFIED PLAN OF REORGANIZATION
OF THE KANSAS CITY. PiTTssURe 6 GULF r. r. CO
AND ITS TERMINAL COMPANIES.

To the holders OF the Bonds and stocks
of the Nh ~.
Kansas City. PittsburR u Gulf F. y. 20.
Kansas city, Suburban Belt y. y. Co'
Consolidated Terminal T. y. Co'
Union Terminal X. II. 90.
Knnsas CITY 1ndependence Air Line
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24

CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED sTArrs BoSps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-24

To thos. Of the holders OF capital
stock ~ the X. G.. p. h q. r. r. Co.
who NAV paw the sum ~ sio with
each share deposited by them AS q
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-01-12
The Elaine Legislature, 1899.

The Senate r con,nosed II n memhars
all If whom arc Pannhlican in nnliticS
The nl5ast man,ho'. 1T tba hoard Is HNn
n1niai / sa,y,a1. af Wasbinnfon nonntn
whn is 20 ,,aSrs II aae TIa vonnaeS !
memhe, is Tan Gas : Wiibsn, Of
CnmheTland annn+, ,rho il twentv-eiobt
vears AZ aue Ma y,era born in fha
fo1yns wbaIe thew now rasido ) We've hoIn
ont If the Sfata and y avt Of the conntrr
Ten racaiyad i ~ co ' ana an acadaD.
ica1 e,Incatinn Six Are s;nale widow-
or. D. If The n4mbers IVA lad lagis1a.
five ,av na,innce. q ,,re Ia,t,,.ars man1fan-
turers , farmers and , msrrhan,s There
a. ! Cnnaralr,+ianaiists / I-nivarsali.ts
i Rantisfs > 1Tn;tarians , Fraa Bantists
asnh 1TntbnIis+ a,,d Erio,d & no raIi,r;