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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
ANSWER IN ODELL SUIT.
J. T Boothroyd, One of Shipbuilding De-
PENDANTS, Says He Was Governors Agent.

The answer of one OF the defendants named by
Governor Odell in his suit to recover the differ
ence between the sum which he paid for his SSSVO
of United States Shipbuilding bonds and the amount
which he obtained for them auction last March
served a day ago a. H. +. Seeger.
the Governors attorney, at Newburg The de-
PENDANT answering is James r. Boothroyd, of New
burg who is private secretary TO Z. Il. Alexander.
of Alexander & Green. The other defendants-the
Mercantile Trust Company. A w. Krech. J. j. Nc
Cook. John W. Young and &. b. AleXander-haVo
not yet filed their answers.
Mr.. Boothroyds answer is in the nature OF
general. denial OF the allegations contained in the
bill of complaint. which include charges Of CONVEX
sion and fraud. The only admission in the answer
is that Mr.. Boothroyd acted the Governor
agent in signing the underwriting. Coupled with
this admission is "A declaration by Mr. Boothroyd,
not In reply any allegation IN the complaint
that he received prom advantage from act
ing FOR the Governor in signing the underwriting
IT Is known that Mr.. Boothroyd is deeply Unlicensed
the Governors seeking to hold him TO account
tor the Governors ShIpbul ding losses insisting
that he acted solely in response 10 the Governor =
solicitation.
The prospectus quoted by the Governor IN his
complaint differs several points. most OF the
changes being apparently typographical from the
official prospectus. copy Of which l. attached 10
Mr.. Boothroyd's answer, although the two are OF
Identical Where the Governor got his copy
has yet developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
MUST NOT DO A BANKING BUSINESS
Pennsylvania Trust Companies Ordered To
Stop Violating the, Law.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune

Pttsburg Aug 26-The hundreds Of trust COM
par doing business in Pennsylvania to-day re-
ceived a shock from the State Banking Depart
ment when Commissioner Robert McAfee came
With 2 circular calling attention 10 the
TACT that 2 trust company permitted under
The State law 10 do 2 general banking business or
discount paper.
Commissioner McAfee states that he mas evidence
that the law has been openly and frequently VIC
lated by the different trust companies, but he
hopes this will be discontinued. If not, he will
take action.
There many millions OF dollars tied UP in the
trust companies of Pennsylvania which have done
and doing immense banking businesses. The
order OF Commissioner McAfee- that they obey the
letter Of the law viii mean the loss OF a great
business No place will be hit harder than Pitts
burg. where the trust companies have within the
last few years almost forced legitimate banking
institutions TO the wall Those connected with
trust companies in Pittsburg say it IS only move
to drive them into becoming State or national
hanks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
OIL FIRE IN LOUISIANA.
Big Wells Ablaze and Much Damage Caused
in the Crowley Field.

Crowley. la. Aug. 2s.-The biggest fire in the
history Of the oil fields is raging. Yesterday Morse
well No came in boiling gusher. pouring out
,o,u.Ge Of oil At the OF ten thousand barrels
day.
TIE rre caught from a spark caused by friction,
and rapidly spread 20 other wells -Four oil tanks
egch Of which had a capacity Of twelve hundred
barrels. two being full Of Oil caught fire and
burned -Four standard rigs. the property Of the
Morse company, also were destroyed.
During the afternoon the fire was confined TO the
Morse wells Nos. and g. bUt large lakes ot oil.
.sugf,t IRE A meeting of the employees OF the
other wells was held. the wells were shut down.
and The forces 5oined In fighting the flames. Eight
lines OF steam pipes have been laid the burning
wells and more are being prepared. The loss is
now placed more than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
CARNEGIE COMPANY ANSWERED.
Amalgamated Replies to Statement Regard
ing Steel Hoop Situation.

T1ttsburg. aug. c6-An official statement on the
steel hoop situation issued to-day ny tne
Amalgamated Association of Steel iron anu IA
Workers in reply the statement given out yes
terday by the Carnegie Steel Company III was
prepared by Assistant Secretary NJ +. llshe' ana
points out that while the number Of members al
fected at The Carnegie plants is not particularly
great members employed at eighty independent
,,ants would he seriously affected if the rates
posed by the Carnegie company are enforced at
the Youngstown and Girard plants
The statement says that the Carnegie company
asserts that only 155 men are affected out OF
total number of 2l50 but failed TO state that
fully So per cent Of those not affected are men
who paid h. the day, such as laborerS, clerks
and others, whose wages now such that any
reduction would he Impossible. II adds that the
Carnegie companEs proposition cest9yS rN HiE
yestige of the scales governing finishing mills
which scales have been in existence since the
formation OF the A:riaiga mated Association, ana
upon which the association is founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York Friday, Aug. 26, 1904.
ARRIVED


steamer Perugia Br,. Johnston, Genoa July q. Leg
Brothers, IL cabin and ia passengers
mdre. Arrived AT the Bar at 8
cerea CItsD. ReVelo Messna July o.
10 % IApari 20. Palermo 30. Naples August
Gambia d and Denla Z, to inrzel, Feltmann & Co with
Steamer Oranje Nassau Dutch. Knasnoot Paramar,,
August 4 Demerara D. Trinidad <. Carupano o Cumana
II. Jacmel IL Aux caves y and Port au Prince -.
America Line with 10 passengers mails and
md "A the Bar IA IN
Steamer Agnes (Nor}. Henrcksen ga days to
Trading Company. with fruit the
Bar at D'3O
T. Montevideo 49, ~ Lucia August 4 and Havana ~ 10
w 90, with ) passengers. In ballast Arrived
Steamer Giuseppe CorvaIa GtaD Bottone AIatanzas
August 10 Cardenas 10 and 30 to " d Nfunson
with sugar. Arrived az the Bar at 2;3O a
Pacific Co. with rndso. Quarantine NJ
Steamer Alamo. Avery. Galveston Angus, 20 to c II
Mallory g. co. Hth passengers and udse Left Quaran-
steamer Mascot tror) Wang Tilt Cove August Is q,
American Metal Co with copper Arrived the
Steamer FL Dia, Boyd Nes,-orIeans August 90 to the
Southern Pacific CO. with ndse Left Quarantine at
Steamer Oneida, Rich. Jacksonville August ~ 20 W p
Clyde Co, with mdse Left Quarantine Il 1872 p M
Steamer frncess Anne, Hitler. Newport News and
Norfolk TO the od Dominion IS o. with
fndse -el i,, SeoI llhe AT l!Z' p ~;
Steamer enc SAP axe Dcano Baltimore, 10 II Foster
Steamer ooidsboro, Swain Philadelphia with to
W Clyde Y Co South OF Highlands at 4:36 p m
Sandy HOOK y j. Aug 90. $40 m-W!nd northwest
steamers Hamilton for Norfolk and Newport News
Chattahoochee savannah; Fricka (Ge) bordeaux:
turcP 'lenIuesca Uuban Santiaso, Glen
fuesos etC, Mafaval tBrl baltimore: jamestown Nor
folk and Newport News; Queensborough tBr) Monevdeo
Buenos AyFes etc; Louisiana dam. Copenhagen via
Tampico and HayaHa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
The Venezuelan Controversy
Seizure of Bermudez Asphalt Lake

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given 10 an snip
owners shippers shipping agents ana othel PEI
sons that the NEW YORK AND bhr '-uC De-
COMPANY. owner of BERMUDEZ LANE III
the State of Bermudez in the United states OF
Venezuela from which the company "as
wrongfully dispossessed on the twenty-seeoho
day OF July 1904. will hold responsive Ill ue'ii-
ages. ALL PERSONS WHOMSOENEh VINO
during the period when BERMUDEZ LAKE
may continue in the wrongful possession OF oth-
ers. shall at any time place receive trans
port deliver or dispose of, or be directly or IN
directly concerned in receiving, transportlhe'
delivering or disposing of any asphat taken
therefronl by persons other than the Company s
agents and employees or who are or have oeeh
concerned or in any way implicated as parties
or accessories in the proceedings resulting III
such seizure, and any subsequent unlaWtul trtl-
fc in the Companys property.
NEW YORK AND BERMUDEZ CO.,
CLYDE BROWN Secretary.
Pa 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
FORE RIVER CASE GOES TO A MASTER.

Boston Aug 2s.-At the close Of hearing in
the Superior Judicial Court today OF the question
o. appointing a receiver for the Fore River Ship
and Engine Company, of Quincy. Judge Morton
who presided, decided that the case should 20 20 4
master to determine questions OF fact. II is under
stood that 10 receiver will be appointed and that
tie foreclosure sale Of the Fore River company
which has been arranged for September = will oe
held as planned without interference by the cour:
he petitioner at the hearing to-day was the
Federal Trust Company. OF Boston This company
sought to have the foreclosure sale restrained In
addition 10 the appointment OF q receiver The
petitoning company declares that II was an under
writer for $1,000 OF the Fore River compsnv's
bonds. and that there have been other bonds He
gally issued over and above the amount Of the
mortgage first filed.
The Fore River company is building several
United States vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
SPAIN GOOD FIELD FOR INVESTORS.
Her Undeveloped but Rich Resources are
Already Attracting German Promoters.

Washington. Aug. 26.-''The economic CONDITION OF
Spain is much improved and the country has re-
covered from the crisis brought on by the war
with the United States In le9S says Richard Guei'-
Their the American consul general at FRANKFORT
Germany. in report 10 the State Department
Tho consul says that the foreign trade OF Spain
1893 amounted S337, S5i. 20oimports. Sl'='SoVn
exports 1854 500 200 He says Spain has productive
SOIL and could raise a much larger quantl'! OF
focdstuffs than is required for home consamploh.
Instead OF importing foodstuffs, cattle, tocacco ana
coat Spain might export these articles.
Mr. Guenther adds that last year Spain PAID Tor
IMMORTAL coal 49, while her coal deposits are
sea rely touched Her extensive coast is rlch III
fish s.. I9001O spent last year LOT III
fish The Germans active IA canNasslhS Spttil
ish markets. and German capitalists ana pronI.tsiks
are alive the exploiting opportunities WHICH
Spains rich natural resources oHer.
Mr. Guenther says that the Polish ;lno ttusSlan
export trade China has been lost. rms ne HUE
is directly due 20 the Russo-Japanese war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
REPAIRING DAMAGES ON THE SANTA FE

Kingman Ariz.. Aug 26-The Santa Fe had two
thousand men AT work to-day repairing the dam
age caused by yesterdays storm. At Crozier it il
estimated that five miles OF trackage. bridges and
crlbbing have been carried out. The roadbed IS
through a high walled canyon. From tine Uaet
yard of Kingman bridges are gone. and hundreds
Of feet Of heavy grade are carried out The
breaks viii have TO be cr1bbed. and as there Is
little material TO be had. only slight repairs can be
made until the damage east and west has been
femedied. Below Haviland all the cribbing has
oeen carried out ard most of the grade with il II
IS esInafed that II will take at least eight davs
10 gel me road IN shape TO move trains The pos
miles. '' ''7t "a mere lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

(Ger, Burmeister. New~York for Hamburg Via Cher
bours land proceeded
Moyl!ie Aug 70 sailed. Furusssia tBr. Young
iCrou glasgow. New-iork
swansea Aug 25-saled. City tBp.
Laws Ncw-IoTk.
uuuuct Head. Aug 26-Passei. United stntes
dam. Wuln. New-Yorh FOR ChristianSand and Co
prrhagCa.
s,ynemunds Aug 24-saiei. steamer willehad Ger.
Xurbeusen. York
Gibraltar Aug Passed. skuld CIor) Han
sen. New-Iorc THsu Bay. China.
Naples 23-Sailed. steamer Monteyidso (Spanl.
tampos. New-Iork.
Palermo. le-Sancd. steamer GertY (AuSU.
TTiesteJ. New-Nork.
Trieste Aug 20-Saed. steamer Pannonia (Br). Potter
urou New York;. Fiuue
Algiers. Aug sailed steamer Needles (Br), Turner
tfrom N-w-YorO. Shanghai.
Singapore. Aug 2GArrved previously. steamers Eeric
tIirl, Mcleod. Ncw-Iork Shanghai, Vulcan
Hicks New York for Cehu. Iloio Manila
brisbane. W. Aug 25-Arriv-d steamer Sussex tBrI
Robertson. New-Yorls Via 81 Vincent. { V. Melbourne
sydney.
Australian Port Aug 2G-Arrived previously. steamer
Ruceros BJ. Johnston Ne~-York for Wellington.
Montevldeo Aug 25-Arriyed, steamer Glencoe tBr,
Cooper. New York for Buenos AyTes Rosario
Ponta Ferraria. Aug 2G-Passed steamer Prinz Winem
" tputotp, Van der Groot. New-york via Port
Prince Aux Cages, etc :or Porto Cabello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
MONEY FOR MOVING CROPS.
Chicago Demanding More Currency Than
Last Year-NeW- Orleans Much the Same.

Washington, Aug. 26.-"The shipment OF currency
Cor moving the crops has begun rather vigorously"
said Treasurer Roberts this afternoon I'VE have
*52l 600 already this week TO New-Orea
against deposits in New York, 81 500 900 20 Chi
cago against deposits IN New-Yorh
BY comparison with last year it will be seen
that the New-Orleans movement is much about the
same, but the Chicago movement much more ac-
tive. The total payments in Chicago last year from
January to September !. against deposits In New
York were Sl2c0.00D We have already sent I'm that
period this year, including this weeks movement
S,SOOyD, and II Is possible that Will 20 be-
tween now and August 81. There has been a total
to New-Orleans since January l Of A0ll,OO0 The
August was A.Il9CO9"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
PROSPERITY AT CRIPPLE CREEK.

Colorado Springs. Col. Aug 26-In IT'S fourteen
years Cripple Greek has seen several Gibbs ara
flows in interest in its mines and stocks, odt
through good and bad seasons il mas gore adj
Ing up its output TO Sl7h0coG1e with practically
no dminution and steadily gaining through IL AL
IN every way tho camp is now busy and 0rospet-
ing The output is running close to S2'p''-S, 4
month; over four thousand men tnot one OWNS
allegiance to the Western Federation OF MsE' Is
are working al old wages OF from - 10 y 70"
eight hours, the payroll Of the mines agErets .ils
alTout 500 600 q month; merchants are reiluflnS
goo4 trade, savings deposits are growing Ia lle
banks and ali industries in the canls are proSpei
ing better and doing more business lhan before me
Etriie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
PETITIONS I'M BANKRUPTCY

Tho Following petitions in bankruptcy were
among those filed yesterday:
. An ilnnxoiuatary petition filed against the l. DE
SlAGe.NEf COMPANY. OF No. 142 FIfth-ave by A u
Sl3, 20. Preferences alleged 9e'N e"''s
me schsoees OF PHILIP GROSS. bankrupt and former
cto,nf OF sLshton-st show debts 81 and
OF s4o IA addition TO the latter the schedules say that
STOCK IN trace 20 the q either in the
possession OK the receiver replevined bv oredito
OF SCAT '' W" ''"'''
The schedules Of II NJ GoBLE & CO. Wholesale glass
NaIs, an hNoantary bankrupt No. 81 show
aDes o. s b and assets Of sl4os2 The principal
n j. 81 100: oiean Glass Company. OIean. n. y $50
me assets consist OF accounts sIa546 cash Sai stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
SUIT OVER WABASH EXTENSION.
Contractors Ask for $500 from George
J. Gould, Myron T. Herrick and Others

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. 26.-Renhard & Dennis.
contractors on Wabash extensions in this State
have brought a suit in equity at Farmo1nt against
George J. Gould President Ramsey OF the Wa
bash. W F. Guy and Myron 7. Herrtck OF CIeve
land; the ST Louis Union Trust Company. and
others. for 1892. 0oo
The contractors were In charge OF the Little Kan
avrha River extension OF the Wabash, which was
suddenly abandoned two years ago. the reason
beIng that Senator Elkns and his associates had
BY buying up all the timber aud coal along its pro
posed extension
Reinhardt & Dennis suing for alleged breach
OF contract, and the claim is the basis OF at
tachment against fifty thousand acres OF land
owned by the road IN Marion and Mononga hela
counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
AN ATTACHMENT VACATED.

The attachment brought by the A. NJ Best Col
lection Agency, on the claim OF J.. II. Holton as
signed by the J. f. Smith Company. OF Baltimore
against the National Assurance CORPORATION y,
virginia, was yesterday vacated by the Supreme
Court. on motion Of Boughan g. Co. managers for
the National Assurance Corporation Of Virginia.
also attorneys for the Associated Underwriters at
south and North American Jloyds and Allied I'm
derwrlters at NeM-York AND (,nicacn I-lnuls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
MEXICAN RAILROAD EXTENSION.
Line to Run Through Section Rich in Nat
ural Resources.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Austin Tex, Aug. 26-The Phelps Dodge syn
dicate which owns the FL Paso and Southwestern
Railroad, has placed engineers in the field 10 sur
vey the route for the extension OF the road from
Nacozarl. Mexico to Topolobampo. on the Paciic
coast OF Mexico. The route Of this proposed eN-
tension viii be through undeyeiopod section ~
Western Mexico which is rich in natural resources
Il WIS recently reporte. that the Rock Island
was negotiating for the purchase OF the FL Paso
and Southwestern ana that It would be used as
q connecting LINK iE its proposed transcont!nental
line.
II is stated that the II Paso and Southwes;cr
will he eA,, lded west 10 San Diego. Cal. from
BenSor AriZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
HEALTH BOARD EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS

The exhibit which the Department az Health
sent 20 the Worlds Fair at st Louis has been
attracting 50 much attention TIA. a mcutcr Il
the department viii be sent TO e1plsiI - 70 iu-
terested visitors. PrcsIdcu; Francis. az tar expo
sition company. made the 5uESestiou- Jane NJ
Miller assistant chief clerk ~ tho department VIII
start for St Louis IN a few days ana look az "r the
exhibit until tho close ~ tho fair. H- hat n""u
in the Health Department IN various caPac.tca for
the last twenty Ncarr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
BEEF SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE.

The shipments OF livestock and fresh beef from
this port TO Europe, while temporarily impeded by
TIE strike show a gratifying foreign request for
American beef. The shipments for the first seven
months of this year amounted TO 4ca.o62 quarters
Boston also has made large shipments N the same
period the total being 312742 quarters Pnilade!-
phia has shipped % Soi quarters There hsFe $50
been heavy shipments of bacon and dried meats
The freight rates are much lower than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
q. AND o. COMMON TO PAY s PER CENT

The Pennsylvania Railroad interests. according n
special dispatch from Philadelphia received YES
terday IN Wall Street has agreed to advance the
dividend rates on the common stock OF the Raltt
more and Ohio and the Norfolk and Western
per cent each. placing the Baltimore and Ohio ON
q per cent ana the Norfolk and Western on . 4
fJ cent basis. Ii is also said that MANS bay.a
practically been completed for consolida ting ali Va,
mes ~ The Pennsylvania system running snftI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
Exports of Mineral oils Shoe
ELeUen Million Gallons Increase.

TIE exports Of mineral oils from the United
States in July amounted to e6,SSS.o52 gallons
1891 ia gallons tan the preceding month
ad 5000 gallons than for the correspond
ins month last year. The total exports Of petro-
Ieura Tor tie fiscal year ending July l have
amounted 10 $50 So 9e3 gallons, the value OF which
MS Sc 800 l39. This compares with 9ilIs'SSo ga
.ous valued al Ss 2sS, 300 fo- the corresponding
r.nd Of a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
CIGARETTE BRANDS AT AUCTION.

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold az public auction. at the
factory OF the Universal Tobacco Company. SO. 20
East Forty-third-~t.. yesterday. many brands o.:
Turkish cigarettes. with certified formulas Tor
making them. and many brands OF smoking tooace"
and smoking and chewing tobacco besides ma
chlnnry and fixtures the premises ono" owned
hy the company. Tho total sum realized Wa
$3.50. William H. Butler paid $1,000 for one o. ia"
brands OF Turkish cigarettes offered. The buyers
M Butler and Theodore Allen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
NAVAL STORES.

Tire market FOR spirits turpentne quiet about
steady. with machine bbls quoted b6i.c Rosn
quiet and unchanged. Tar ruled quiet prices
nominaliy incl mged We quote: SPIRITS TURPENFINE
>. on End machine hbs Hda56l4c. TAR Nominal,
81 1hGS+ 81. ROSIN-Common good strained
Z. 81 %, l. 81 %: H. SO I0aS3 IL; l. 81 45G$3 So
X. SIS a0dS3 %; NJ 81 200S+ "a. y. 81 25as4 30. c.
81 I5HS4 so. " W. $5GS5 10
STOCK IN HAND.
iton dds ~ -,
spirits turpeDtluc bhs. 1.211
%. %. . D.
Wilmington Aug 2d-SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-R Re
ceipts IO4 bbls ROSfN-Firm So 35 receipts bbIs
TAR-Firm. 81 20: receipts, 1903 bhls. CRUDE rURPEN-
TINE Firm. 50 -. 81 a. 81; receipts. las bills
Charleston Aug. 26.-TURPrtNTINE -F1rm. 52S.c
EOSIN- Is. g. s. 80: ID. 81 80: Il, 81
42l.dS2 -; 81 50a$2 20; II. 81 GbdS2 So 90
X. 81 42is NJ 81 30: " 81 50: " c. - ~; w 81 42s
asa Az.
savannah. AIg. 26.-TURPENT1NE-Flrm 53c: re
ceipts bbs: sales sal: exports. $40 ROSIN-Frm.
receipts. 2iS2 bbls.
London Aug 2d-TE PENTINE-S Spirits 4Os Cd
ROSiN-Americau strained, IS 1l2d. fine. lis 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
a UNION LABOR BANK FOR CHICAGO.

Springfield H.. Aug. 2s.-The State Auditor OF
Public Accounts issued permit to-day TO John r.
senne Charles T. Strubbe and John =. Farrei -
organize the First Union Labor Bank, at Chlcaeo
with capital stock Of S2oo,os-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Alfred J. Tsley has been appointed temporary receiver
for the hoREHOUSE COMPANY. manufacturers Of sta
uoney and binders. at No aa6 Broadway. city and
Passsic. \. J.. on application OF Cyrus f. Morehouse
Joseph J. little and Charles H. Roberts directors for
voluntary dissolution company was
IN 1909 with capital stock $50 600 The liabilities ere
~ lZJ ana the assets S7,106 The
give bond OF $4,000 Davis OF the sunrerns
Court set down the order show Novembfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
FORTY CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON

Hen'phls' Aug pa bale of new cotton shipped
by mn at Junction Ark, hrough. % cents
'tIro ~ an auction sale IN front Of the Cotton
sI ne Yesterday This is the highest nrica
p''- 'of cotton IN Memphis for thirty years ''''7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
RoAp MACHINERY FOR MANILA.

re Kelly Springfield Road Roller COMPANY has
obta med large order for road machinery from Ma
Mia The order includes big ROAD locomotive ard
.srs Cor hauling stone and other heavy freight in
Manila and a steam ploughing outfit. Orders nave
been received for farm machinery. Inc latter
Tor delivery the Conception Farming company
near Gtctsenburg. on the Manila and Dagupan Rail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
PLOT FOR HOME IN pvr oo,

Davis e. Robinson have sold for ,bo .,no....
estate four acres OF land in Foregt-ave Rva 70
client, who win erect hoase for his our, co.
pancy- TINS property adjons the forty acres sold
oy me same brokers' TO George D. aBrron IN 80,
pestchester County. ' "iesl MONIES in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
SHORT TIME IN COTTON MILLS.
British Spinners to Leave Question Open
Until September.

Manchester. Aug. 26.-At meeting OF the master
cotton spimners here to-day II was resolved to
allow liberty % action regarding short time Tor
the weet following August %. Thereafter a mass
meeting viii consider the question. The trade OF
all countries IS urged TO refrain from buying cot
ton during the month OF September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

Dan beginning. How tho Democrat. .
s'aste entered public life. Facts which toa,c., 81.
ne mas sIways been VERY PRACTICAL no,,.,, '
BE To-noEEoW's TRIBUNE. ''"'ician