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New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
BIG STOCK AGREEMENT NOT UPHELD
Court Sets Aside Promise 20 Give Man
10000 Shares.

justice Blanchard yesterday decided in favor o.
the United Gold and Platinum Mines Company ~
tEat corporations action set aside an agreement
between the American Gold and Platinum Mines
Company which. with the Consolidated Goid anu
Copper Mines Company. Is now merged IN the
United company. ard Charles s. " Smith, VINO
was trustee for the stockholders OF the American
company.
rhe merger took place couple Of years ago.
vixen ct0CA000 worth Of stock vas received by
Smith as trustee for the United company. 10 DC
held Tor the benefit of the treasury of tE@t com
pauy and TO be used py Smith FOR t1at corpora
ton. If he determined otherwise. then for such
Interests Of 3he company or stockholders as ne
might Ceer best. The American company thorE"t
Smith entitled 10 remuneration for his services 10
H. aad !ls directors voted TO issue % LIN S<'''"
- common stock and 5000 II preferred STOCK.
This proposal was Hot acted on and AFTER ths
merger $4,000 shares - stoc@ were issued 70 nm 10
ma 4e p for The oi stock in the American
cornuanv which ne should haze received Inc sult
vas broug hr to set aside This issue OF rtock
Justice Blanchard holds that the resolution o. the
American company cannot be upheld as me lSss.e
II stock was O Je foI smiths personal neheH':
while h MIS- The time director ana pfnceE OF
the company and held tae stock ior various STOCK
holders. ,, -.
THE action brought by q stockhoder OF the
I -nted Cold and Platinum Mines Company asalAst
Smith compel him 20 account Ior the aSSe'S oi
that company Justice Blanchard dismissed
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
SHIPPING GOLD TO CUBA.

The arrangement made last week by the Nation
al City Bank for the shipment 10 London OF
$4,000 gold by the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H.
sailing to-day, has been changed, II being an
nounced that the decision not to make the ship
Inent was caused by the development Of weakness
in the foreign exchange market but that the gold
might perhaps be sent a few days later. Foreign
exchange, however. after having reached ten 10
fifteen points yesterday. again firm In the
late afternoon. the closing rate for demand bills
being 4SS30, points above Saturdays close. TIE
National City Bank yesterday announced an en-
gageruent OF s. $4,000 in gold coin 10 be exported
10 Cuba some time this week. The National Bank
Of Commerce a Few days ago engaged $1,000 for
shipment 5y the Ward Limo steamer on Thursday
Of this week. and it was announced that that en-
Eageraent represented part OF the Sl0.0o01p paid
over by Speycr & Co. 10 Mr.. DespaIgEe as the first
nstalment Of the proceeds OF the %2,0U,c0 cupan
loan recently placed hero, and that this Si0"s'o,n
would te forwarded 70 Havana by Mr.. DespaiGne
through the National Bank Of Commerce and th9
National City Bank. each institution sending one
half OF the amount the greater part. or possibly
the whole OF which would so in the form OF geld
r4f
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
BRAIN FAC

oscar Wippgensten. Louisville. drysoods. oosAs and
H. J. GuJtman & 60. Louisville: II. J. GuttuaH. eloaAs.
= b Kline s!. Louis eloays suits and fur-: Laura
Norris HcVzog 81 Louis el5aks suits and flrs AorA
Elder * stephens. Jonsssoro Ark. r z stephens.
cloaks anI furs No rs Wrs' Eshy -sssond So, Perry
T. Schwartz 20, St Angelo. Tex. Leon Mosbacher.
Raa,z & o feiiiey Austin. Tex Joseph A. o'RehIy.
sam sommer Athens Ohio. d7ysoods and clothing
FresdaaI & Bros Russ Tex; Levi Freedman. mer-
chant tailor. broadway centia! q. ,-.
Bescf dryEoo,Is IHs Heaee Iio,sI I.as Beach Ions
i.eas drysooIs I.ans Beach Hotel Long Beach. Long
sleeecooper co. chie4so. Frsa, y srt-r, care OF
simpson, Crawford Co.. Ju1 ku>'n'n. dr., goods I'm
" r. M,Cu,e shoe Company. p-s N7'rss. Iowa; W
Nabie, 8 Gafu- tompanE ,'rsnuau. Dolly Asp.nvai'.
oo,seLs and n;cT,a aanL.'| Grana ri, " p
NJ zeI,ou- mitHesr H'oa way ISrtTal ,.
Wduau, My,r. { 20. cr.-0so- W C. BisscJ laces,
a ,ir st Louis: Frank T. cIa-~ ana Mamie clark.
q W Pey,o, Eeachie "a; >. NJ Rodgers seuera.
J. " H;tuer GiryTrne Tr>.. r. " Hera.aser Jew
.. s.. XIII Siaasre. Ind E'yarl Hamilton department.
" " Woolvaro tuiercrais7,~ iy'a. W. w w,cd
! ste-,isI 4 sons N'Ssia ,-r. N'' J. u johnson.
highland store comran. uesari H.. J. -. Bard
Vile. cruaIturut store Nlo@rt
Aians s 20. cleveland. %. \ Aiams "iosNs ~. :
Eoud-st
Jrygu,els. West tut!u~,-i-
IL g.. M-ach,rl Nt.~ue. r-N.. jrygools. ST. Denis
Ferer 4 Henderson tIrc,> ue. Tex: g. g. Ue1i'rson.
William, s. Saaitr cbicas, Ur: \ Il. co~ya. Mile
cosen. shoes. n. 1o,s Lexington ave
Wi!soa Nuny co.. Jas .tl" 'i'. Miss Nye wilson.
clothing. Nnrmaudis
Charles ~esrme imam son; Na,-,t"uytes. ~. = s,U
refIuar. d.vsuuGs No SJi Ni'oUEEh' ave. ErueSlyu.
charles Scmms.roau & [.n. Vet t2nt, Aiss: q s.
A. Chapman. 'ai'aso. uL; s. 'h2ru01- d-ySo.'is,
Gerard
Cere Mercantile Courany So .e,.sevs. Nan: rsaoe
e goods, cIotr0~ ilCtc! ST. Johns corfe~
University Ptarc ard fhirtt tnuth -
a r. Tcmrlctvu & A.u CO.. MAJ as1tN, TsS- W. vs..
n d Ers,rt7. Loolus. Ton. " ~ Epstein. Jr,-
ilnE rr"s. New iberia. la: Frcl. I,ins. s-yyools
eDd clo.hiUG. Marlborough.
T.. T. khe, company. FHtos,. Ten e. g. Thea
general m, rrh ui
=. Seattle. Wash ,l,cE- and -ui Navarro
Hnpper X Bloch. Peoria, ih., -t~terira flo-' cum
b-r&ut.
p Is,,. C'iuIrothc lI-. Irty clothing. o. 4
Levy. c,thni i;roadVav t~u;rui
Fgtnt Nndor, Ws.n,itie. Ni.s. Frank NtuI'r i~vei
Imperial
dr, Io5tr ori FURNISHINGS. Victoria.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
TEMPERANCE IS PROMOTED
~ EVERY ONE PAYING FOR HIS
OWN DRINK.

Al u o'clock soon after the mirrors had been
written on, 4 crowd OF teanlsters lined up at the
har.
Say you, give Us OF that oonsecrated
booze" said the leader. putting down dollar n'il
Then the eye OF one OF the party caught sight OF
the inscription the mirror.
You can't pay Cor my drink. BILL declared the
man who had been reading the bar signs. Give
nc q beer and here's your nickel"
Several OF the others changed their orders from
~hiskey 10 beer. and paid for their own drinks.
one Of them insisted however. that it WAS a cheap
mans joint L q fellow can't blow mis- friends
To-day marks a new era for the Subway Tavern
Back OF the bar. with glasses that ordinarily go
with champagne whiskey straights and cocktails
sre twoscore little brown pots. They are intended
<or brewing tea and this morning a sign will be
posted that ''Fresh brewed tea, IN indiyldua!
pots will be served for ten cents" The brown
r0ts contain enough tea TO make a fairly strong
cup With then 20 pitchers Of hot water ana =
small bowl of sugar, glass .ull OF ice Il 'ceu
seR Is desired.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.

NJ Aef% Co. s nsa? 3i.,aa Ia Iias yaSs mqlner m Z
Alam Medium. & Anderson Company Buffalo: T. A.
Armstrong, furnishing goods. No WaikeF-st.. Herald
Leopard Adler. savannah Ga dornes,cs dress goods
linens. etc. No. q" Franklin Hoffman.
BoHmaa. drgo5ds. Herald square
Livingston 1, . hean Dr;s92az compaqy. Columbus Ohio;
vi r. % seail Galipolis Ohio. drysoois. notons ard
as99s} ' h aoon l
g., g. ReTaaemer aI Bros, CO.. Kansas city. E. l..
velIings 4 80. 10 q wes! Tfra St, ~
Blum Brolhers neiaira. onto: Blum arvsools no
uaI.tl = Bra h9n9?ia Ed M sens 2maha F. 1 nan(oh eloak
seaatvc N@ a 8 t7a os n'a Hsrs + sssn repro
bt," ntas i>ins q CO. ST. Louis. 7. Ijoty. furnishing
Browning, King & CO, Minneapolis: G. r. Thomas
20 T. BuchWald. Athens Ca. drygood. ard millinery
Castner. Knott Dry Goods Company. Nashville. "
Butler dress goods silks ETC. 80 i& Lconard st VIZ
, calg & Co. Nstc9cz, J. g. cole deysoods. notions
e',N ana a. ,,,! D. A. c@le drTyg2ods. EsrnEt@n
s"fss 6aae1 1"d rshs2 G%q''a stores S9Pa as1 Denver,
Moore fancy goods No ~ worth Part A,er MS a
r. Va HeaSesosA WaI, lace embroidery ana handkerchie
lem. A. plnkssgie CO.. Rochester; a pnaelsriel wool
goods. 3snG2a Gas. xao. GG a8s B5miHshaw & o P o
sis, H. Elliott Sonpany Detroit IL 4 Lennon cioalsY
l2skiad 8 Greenspan. Nashville Tenn. r.si,d
notions linens and furnishing goods Broadway .atrai
i LAsleih q mo. sherman. Tex. l. ENrfetn dr.,
k"4lh, houons and fancy goods No % Howard n.
Smols - Louis; ". NJ Wei notions ana fancy
s"Dl lem SeIig mems furnishing goods, +: - Bet1
silks No. ! Washington Place ' u''Se s'''is ana
rpei brotnets columbus. Ohio J.. Teha, arveoods
heliols anu olGaks; t. , Goodman EarIInefor " 'e7'
W iSbey No az ney nry Goods Company, Louis: II
trail '--' - 'NA-'' h'pee"ay Cen
Place. SpaIdnP '-' 10 Warrington
lens. Victoria. 'N'' ~ " aaron. wool
.fu1fa
st,osis 60, so ''f1 broadway. Spadlng '''9''S
M Sfoiae1berg Washington. RYAN >,
HTtehepauin. dress goods '''--' H.
Grand. " "''fI' noyS clothing.
goods. Imperial 49, - 'fo'4eIloefS dr.
lens. SpaldinI ' - '''IsilelhneT, wool
and notions. Ibc,t ' --''' IL tuA1pcrt dry
J. NJ Hartman York Penn
furnishing goods Crterl,1 '' @''7''Ns' houcns a0d
80 - "tA-'s "uolens
Wellington - 'Aecui carpets
tive wellington. " ->O'lls' representa-
Hens keiy & Co. Buffalo: W r Cavno~ r,.r.,
tEtaSe J. G. Dvccy, dress socds silks etc ,,osIet
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
FEAR STEEL PRICE WAR.
UneaSiness IN the Trade Causes Decline IN
Stocks.

The action Of the Republic Iron and Steel COM
many last week IN contracting 20 convert into steel
hillets within the months 1000 tons Of
pig iron for the PittsbuTg Steel Company, at a
rate which will make the price Of the hlllets 10
the latter company about Sl9 25 ton. has caused
great uneasiness in the steel trade, feeling which
was rejected yesterday IN material declines in quo
tations of the stocks OF the United States Steel
Corporation and other steel manufa cturing COM
panies. The Republic company is a member OF the
Steel Billet Association. which has fixed the price
Of billets for this year Sc ton John " Gates
IL influential in the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany, and some of that company's associates in
the billet pool understood to have a suspicion
that he may have had something TO do with the
conpany's decision 10 turn out the 10000 tons OF
oillets at price 81 a lower than that main
iained by the other members Of the pool or as
FOciafion; the fear being that this may be
ing concerns.
II Is said. too, that no member of the associa-
non. under the agreement. is authorized to make
y price concession without having previously OBJ
famed the consent OF the association. The position
'f the Republic Iron and Steel Company. as stated
that II Is none OF the cOmpsny's business its
Steel Company obtained its 10000 tons al sl2 a
.onl ana that the IS ton free board Youngs-
Town charged by the Republic company for con-
version IS fair price. yielding II profit. II 10
1enleu that the company has violated any agree-
rnent OF the Steel Billet Association.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
IHAMNETT CASE ARREST.
Coroner Has a Soldier and a Saioon-
heeper Locked Up.

Coroner O'Go-mau last night caused the ar
rest of two men whom he suspects Of KNOWING
something about the murder of J. ?. Hammet'
the soldier who found floating in west
chester Greek with a bayouet wound i'm his chest
on July - They were locked up in the West
Chester station
The coroner learned that Arthur b Fink who
had kept a saloon in PennyGed Road, about two
miles from Fort Schuyler. has sold his saloon
and was preparing 20 move 20 Brooklyn. This
aroused his suspicious ana he informed Captain
Burfeiud, who detailed Detectives Kane ana
Beausser to arrest Fink
When he vas taken 10 the station Coroner
O'iiorman had a talk with the prisoner He
told of being with Christian Acker, private in
the S0th Company. Coast Artillery. which IS
stationed at Fort Schuyler. Coroner O'Gorman
then had Detective Kane sent 10 Fort schuyler
and Acker was taken to the station
Fink told the coroner that he was formerly
A soldier. and that the soldiers at Fort Schuyler
had for some time made his saloon their head
quarters on July -. he said, he induced Acker
to steal corporais uniform and meet him q
short distance from Fort Schuyler. There un-
der a large tree, he exchanged his clothes for
the uniform. and he and Acler went to Jersey
City. where they got drunk. He did not re-
member returning to New-YOrk, but found him
self a home in Westchester at O'Clock on the
morning OF july a. Ackel, ne sdln' r'dched IIle
fort at a. though he had no recollection
of returning from Jersey City.
When asked what he wanted witt. the uni
form Fink explained that it made him more
attractive to the women. He also admitted
that Hammett owed him some money. and said
he had been informed that several of the
soldiers had been paying marked attention TO
his wife.
Acker admitted that he had stolen the uni
form and had gone to Jersey City with Fink,
where they both got drunk, but in other respects
the story he told the coroner with regard To
their movements ON the night Of the murder
was different The coroner declined To explain
in what particulars the story differed
Several days ago Coroner O'GoTman received
an anonymous letter in which he was threat
ened with bodily harm unless he dropped the
Hammett murder case. The coroner showed
the letter to Captain BurfeuC, ana since that
time Detective Sergeant Kane has been detailed
TO accompany the coroner to and from his train
morning and evening.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

with Willie" Golfers companies. and who is
spending a summer at Dreamland in charge OF one
OF Marie Dressler's concessions. has signed with
Ross and Fenton 20 open IN their vaudeville sketch
az the Victoria Theatre on September T.
Two performers from England Martin and Ridg
way, make their first American appearance Al
Dreamland this week. The act includes slack
wire walking Another newcomer is Fialkowski, a
mimic; Wells and Arthur. in song and dance act.
and Miss Katherine Miley. vocalist. The Gordon
Sisters. in boxing turn and bag punching. are In
their second week, The Golden Gate Quintet
have something this week, their eighth at
Dreamland There is no change IN the circus
programme from last week
Henri Gressitt has signed a hve year contract
with William Bramwell and viii star him in
Captain harrington" opening in NeW-York on
August %. Ny Bramwen WAS under Mr. Gressitts
management for three years p-ior to his New
YORK engagement
~ Proctor's Twenty -third-st Theatre yesterday
afternoon Edward r. Mawson presented for the
first time on any stage his dramatic sketch "On
the Verge" Tho Karsey Mriophone. improve
ment the one exhibited at Hammersteins
couple Of years ago. well received. T1ddle-
TlnEs and DugSn. Two Iiiputi&an an comedians 11i gave
sented some expert dancing.
A performance OF Caprice" " one OF Mrs F.ske's
earlier successes. provided the amusement tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon. IN
addition 70 The Play generous provision OF vaude-
Vile speCialtles was oHer6d-
Farce was the Offering at Proctor's One hundred
and-twenty-dfth-st- theatre Yesterday afternoon
when presentation OF WHO Is Brown" was made
tho chief feature OF the performance. In the
entr'acte vaudeville Libbe Blcndeu sang. while
Fisher and Clarke, acrobats: Cray and Graham.
comedy musicians. and the kalatechnoscope were
among other attractions.
Atlantic city. y. J. Aug. 5 (speciaD-wiuiam A.
Brady's musical comedy. Girls VIII Be Girls
opened the IN the Music Han here tonight
before large and entirely friendly audience AL
I.eech. with the Three Rosebuds. head a company
OF sixty people. The company will leave hero at
the erd o. the week Cor the Fourteenth Street
! first appearance a star in the metropolis on
Saturday night, August y
Francis Maciennan. the principal tenor OF the
! Moody-Manaers Grand opera Company arrived
yesterday La Gascogne Mr. NacIennan has
! tion OF -ParSfa" and will alternate IN the ritle
part win Alois Pennsrini an6 Christian de Voss
Messrs Weber and ziegfeld Yesterday engaged
Frank Mayne for important role I'm the new
smiih-i-eNi production. which will open the Weber
| music nan this season. The nature OF his work
Win Win me me weber and ZegfeG company has not vet
! I1t, otsclosed Mr.. Zegfed and HIS wife Anna
.s' naee postponed their departure for Europe
| ashFy B- Harris. manager Of the Hudson Theatre
| ieit inc city Yesterday for Mount Clemens Mich
MneFe WI re ne & VIII remain until September s. the date
nanv IN ~ l+ieaFsas Of the Robert Edeson com
| Wafer - Rothwel, one q the condnctorv en-
gsag:sed ~ hr savage is due today on the Kaiser
: Wilhelm der Crosse. 0 -N''ss'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Ictvrs. Rotterdam for %cw York, stn. steamer ee
I7ilc ,firl Ward. New NorS for Hull tax
i.ont,n AuS -Arr.v Ell steamer Nunet'aSa tp''N -
hand. New-Xork. an
S;lessoy. Aug ARRIVED. steamer iagrenian ''
stewart, New York - mn
Grow Head Aug Passed. steamer Jersey Gay
Frarklanj NeU Nork fog Bristol 1-,~s,s.
Maln Heal. avg Passed steamer Larne tH,t
Newcastle. y B. sydney. e. p. Tor heltasI Ger.
hamburg NUs = uoo0-ArriVe,I steamer N'lIs
L@itth1usel. New York vtl plymouth ail "SSnrt.hi
NntUcrp, NuS t-NrrIved, steamers Anlefcsl - lF-t
MarSschlaes'r. New York, 7tl British 'I'i''
Freth. New Iurk Wa GravtScuG -s. seer,
BouicEne, Aug =. = m-Sa..e5. steamer ti''1'
SShrCtter. foui .to-hurV tor New NctS- -, sfsa
Santandsr Nug arrived. steamer NiAai.e '-'
ser. NsW-IoTk BaTrelona 90, r.omp
Palermo. Aug S-SaiIcd, steamer CitonH 49,
son from Trisst" and Plume toT New ,rr Rsrr,
Trieste. Aug Arrived. steamer Sia'on1 '''
New York via Naples ~ V,Ieah
Suez Aug Arrived. steamers Goodwin 20 Ss5v- YcrS
Calcutta via CoIonlto fer Boston anu ss,Sv-YaFs.
KeIva err, from Manila fo- Boston ana tss.er arl
Pharsalia tErl, Tocte Manila &c. tytia1 ~ stc. o.
New YorS Scneea tfrl, Beyuon. 1oNo"""
New YORK - ,-,ete- lsie
Delas1a RAY Aus Arrived. steamer Arcs '"su
DAY New-YatH via AIgoa BAY, etc -, 8rtsa
Rio Or ryhds do sui aug a-Sailsh
trs1ce (I}rl. coffin. New-4oFS-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
EN7z71eQy
ANyaI.SEETTISzEEa
NAasll8fZ.. iIslzzE8s'

Fine Furnishings from the fire
underwriters, salvage stock, from
j. Miller Walker, Augusta, Ga.
Every article in perfect cOndi-
ton. just few items to judge
values;
DIi G,,rtn n% 6raWeTs at $3.50
So. so Scrivcns Linen Drawers l.<5
SI.OO Elastic Seam
Drawers ~
S1oC Whit. and Fancy Vests 1.jO
5o, and z51. Fancy Sox. :}5c.
- 80 fancy trimmed Paiamas 1.49
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
ALL EARNINGS FOR STOCKHOLDERS
InterbOrougn Engineers Figure Elevated
Road Excess Will Pay Subway Charges.

The receipts of the InteTborough company from
tho excess earnings of the Manhattan Elevated
company above tie per cent guarantee and from
advertising privileges already contracted for Will.
It Is figured by Interborough interests. pay all
fixed charges (3a per cent interest on SjoO0o00 o:
Newly FORK City bonds. which were issued To buil1
the underground road. leaving the entire earnings
Of the underground system TO go TO the stock
holders. InterborouGh engineers figure that that
company Will per cent its S35O0ooO oc
stock from the start
The Boston News Bureau. in article discuss
ing the probable earnings OF the subway during the
frst yeaT of its operation. says:
The immediate problem Is. Of course. as to what
tho Metropolitan and what from the Manhattan
the problem is largely West Side problem Tho
riding population Of New-York Is more larger
upon the East Side. where the Second and
Thifd,aNe- elevated ana the more populous lines ot
The operating expenses Of tho underground VIII
be heavy at the start and may have to coutEue
o,c ~, IN SJeG{ lnTestoT5 may may 5gGSGa N a 1nf
earnings. which may be less than 100000 of net
other earning branch OF nterborough shares 1t can
BE- inquired also that the new rapid transit route VII
people ,ransported by tie surface and ,IcvatcI
roads IN the boroughs OF Manhattan and The
BronNi and the gain in transportation the coming
with 100000 from the Manhattan lines. IUp0U.opJ
passenger. or 10000 Of gross earnings
the surface lines Estic1tes vary all tre WY
from above but II
il not expected that the Rapid Transit subway
will carry above 100000 passengers the hrst year
or $4,000 gross business. should the under
ground line carry 100000 passengers the FIRST
year ana De- ogyr2ted Tor - per cent. lts net rev -
nue. would pc 3 LOO ont Cf which would he paid
Sl,S0Dp0 interest. siufiug fund and taxes leaving
a balance OF nearly Ier cent TOR the $5.US.O0p
lnteroe rough common stock on less taD II ls earn
ins to-day froia Manhlttaus surplus. should u
carry l30Vro0rj passengers or q gross business OF
$50 Op ard operate FOR N per cent. the yet return
would $1,000. per cent IN lnterboruu@E
shares, ard then for the future II would have the
gain In both The underground and elevated riding
The Mauhattln is L5iuE equipped for an increased
business. but on the opeuirS II the subway should
earn 10 more than It's guaranteed dividend until 10
recovers and begins 10 gain from normal growth.
Metropolitan Will lose unprohtabe loIg dlStaucs
riding ard may materially gain on short distance
and crosstowI. riding 10 reach thu Rapid Transit
81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09
BLOCKED BY INDIVIDUAL CREDITORS
sully Tells Others He Will Be Unable to
Paw Cash and Notes.

Al tbs meeting yesterday of the oreditors OF
Daniel J. Sully & Co. at the offices OF the reIe'ee,
NIacgrane Coke No. 63 Wall-st. it was aIllouiCeu
f,v M Sully through mis- counsel John K DOS
Passos that he would be unable 20 carry out '''e
proposition made by the firm 20 the creditors on
July s. 70 pay 20 per cent Of the claims IN casa
with 10 per cent additional in 80 day notes.
lIis inability TO keep this agreement. II was
stated was due 10 the fact that certain rdivlduaI
creditors would not withdraw their claims Inc
firm therefore will go into liquidation The meet
ing Of the creditors was adjourned to OCTOBER
New-York tribune., 1904-08-09

Herman Bros. comrany. IAueoln. Neo.: F. Herman.
tier-ebsrs a 90. Roenester l. Hershbers. woollen
ilig-sh DryFao, ANA Millinery company. Birmingham.
Ala a. Hirseh. drysoods NGndone , ,,
il.ehseaud l>ohn Co. baltimore \. Lott e''aA''
u. a. Holmes Csnpar,. New Orleans: Miss J. DOYLE.
furnishing goods No 30 Leonard st. New Amsterdam
Horne stewart Company. PiiisourI; 5. v" Miller,
clothing. 81 Union square. Woodward
H. Horn Co., Memphis Tenn. H. Horn clothing
= f. lzard company, Elmira; + W. Beach. repTescI-
totve. s. T. izsFi di' SD Sos; "''''NA anu i-'i's9
Jones nryS9e4s sonia"S n4-tS SinseTlanG "a j.
h4qe[- rrIfssena,iss & 7-itlf - COMPANY Kansas city:
c. s. Cartwright dIygoots. Eoons and furnishing s''a''
kaufman SON rittsburg. j. kaufman. wooleus
i@non ( ieaoerrer Anderson. $. C.: p $ LsH9H
necdlcvoTk NJ 44a Broadway. Herald square; E H.
kaufman eoqss waists ris No. AS HF0IeTay
rIsalug Goods No 6is broadway. lio6o'an ...-
nI5IinnIy n''s'';G n, r2I Broadway. Hoffman.
ems. 6aton. -5' et No. 500 Bloadaay Rslysdcre
Kohu. Furehgott Company. Jarhsonylnt. f,a-' -
Furchgut dress sooca, notions fancy so'-s ETC. No.
/ IasEu < bro. El Taso Tex. l. Iaskiu clothing
ieSmaa = Hinssoaker fsburs KinssbaRer. trim
ming J. F Lehman piece goods 1,,,n Hoffman sr,,lrr
looming Pants Company. Wtiamspor5 Penn. NJ
T. Masnln & 90. san Francisco, L Magnn, drysoods
aa2sms @ aTo'hss Bro % 50 rsduaj raa ~ Ear6sj6a 3S up"
Il n Martin ny Miss Ion, Jce rprsntne Wellington
Martin DRY Goods COMPANY ft'ila' III ' ''Si'i''
dgygools. Wellington. ,.
and muslin underwear No. Washington Place Hoffman:
r. n Clark domcstics and linens. No Nash.oS"n
Place = a Carlson furnishing goods. No Washlugor
washington place and g. \ M-Kevey. dress goods
May Company. St Louis. George Gohttng. notions
fancy goods. etc :. =. Boston. house furnishing
goods. NJ. : Washington P'ac". 'uI1herIau'
Mayer Washington Z l.. Mayer. CuakS. waists
etr and Mrs Maudcrf-l Navarra.
l. l.. Mayer. Demopelis. Ala. crvsoodS and notions.
GiSorsc " M-AIpln Company cincinnati. g Winston.
. M5Garjny Sons. syracuse: q Parkinsan boys
McKinns, pts. FarSersoarr ". Va, W. 4. NJ
" Il MsKn-u Washington; Mrs. J ". Paddon.
coaks and waists. 81 Denis
j. j. rNa!r. Aiken s. e.. clothing. Broadway Cen
dr'soods 'ns' aaI norisns eaao"S t5'i,. " '0'
Edw. Motley Company .ifaven Bridge cloalts
waists etc No ~ Lie enard st. Cu,nterIsnd
Murphy a. 90 Saltwater. Mimi. NJ T. Murphy ,,rv-
goods and notions Wellington
John Myers Albany: Harris. sill vol
vets No. 49, broadway 81 Denis
cloaks. Uaists stc.. 40 2ia Grc~ne st. GrrUoble
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