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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
Financial Elections.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
80 st. New York. MAY -. 1904.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUS-
- company viii be held its Offices.
a above pursuant its charter. Monday. June
{. 1904
The polls will be opened II o'clock and
WILLIAM ] EAsTON Secretary
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
~ Wall NAY 25th.
AN ELECTION FOR EIGHT TRUSTEES
three inspectors q the next ensuing election will
be held Office Of the Company the 7th day OF
Iane next tths Tuesday, the IL
and ! P NJ. HENRY L. TFfORNEIL. Secretary
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Limited Copartnership Notices.


Limited Partnership.
We John Brewer Marv l. Brewer William Darsfr~
Stephen Nanks and William Halls Jr an persons Of fun
pursuant the provisions the the e
That name Of the hrn under which said partner
county xhsrein me principal place Of business 0s
II That the general nature OF the business intended 70
De tFansacsd BY such partnership is general stationery
III That the names OF az the general and special
residence follows john residing sum
vile New York William Daring res5ia9 ar sarnl1t
New Jersey; Stephen Na1ke, residing East Ornge,
5s rs-Sag at summit a New Jersey Is special part
" That the amount u capital whcE the SAID William
common stock in cash is the twenty thousand
tay OF June 1904 and IS end the nst day OF Nay.
Dated May twenty-sfzth. 1904
JOHN BREWER
WM D4RIIN1s
S WT a1G1 SAT 4r'
s 6% mis- e Ne: b T9r c9q T Of Ss o xo5
cane John Brewer William Daring STEPHEN Nane and
20 me 70 De The described in and VINO exc
edged to me that they executed the sams.---.--.
- A. L BRoCeiHAM
Certificate fled IN New York County.
On thts sisy day q Nay 1904 before me- personality
known to me to be the same person described in and WHO
executed ne foreEo1ng instrument and a;y aNnoweises
WILLIAM r BR1NcKERHoFF
Notary Public. y 7 Co.
John u Brewer Being aly sworn 5ays am che o.
the general partners named IN the foregoing certificates
rbuted 70 the common stock By William Halls Jr the
Thousand dollars has been actually good faith
paid IN in cash TO the said common stock BY the sad
sworn to 0st9rs TITS slst day q. May 1904
A I gRoq S,,st x,-.- Cunt.
Certificate fled IN New York County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York-AugIstls F. Holly. sole surviving
under the last will and testament OF Edward
Roche deceased plaintiff against Emily K Duschness
others. dsfendSnts In pursuance OF Judgment %
foreclosure duly made and the
entitled action date the 2th % March 19
sell public auction. the New York Real Estate
SalesrOOn 181 Broadway. the Borough OF Manhar
City OF New York. Man 18th. 1904. twelve
o'clock that Joseph P. Day. aGcroneer.
premises directed by said Judgment TO be Sold and
In described follows All those three certain
parcels OF land with the buildings Improvements
thereon erected situate, lying and being the south
ery side Of Tbirtyetghth Street in the City % New
York. Borough OF Manhattan now known as numbers
together, bounded and described
the southerly side OF Thiryeighth
distant BOO feet westerly from formed the
intersection OF the said sOUhery side % ThirryeEh
Street with the westerly side Of Eighth Avenue
ming thence sOuthsry. and parallel with Eighth Avenue,
IS feet inches 70 the or block between
ThtTy-seventn and Thlrtyezrt IN Streets thence
ery along sad centre line OF The block IS feet thence
northery again parallel with Eighth Avenue %
the distance through party wall q feet inches 20 ina
said Sourhery side OF
eastery. along said south ery TrryeghIh Street
20 feet TO the point OF beginning Th~ said land herein
before described lies g. block I6l Land
Map OF the CITY Of New York
Dated New York, April 1erh. 1904.
FREDERICK g WETTERAC. Referee.
BOARDMAN, PIAAT-T solely. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
80 Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following IS diagram OF the property be sold
me street numbers ara 80 3l+ and 3l6 Vest Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
Financial.

The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANT.
Philadelphia. June l. 1904
NOTlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
mr. ma sta1nent e5s s15 per share due between
e 1oen ana 18th. 1904 Inclusive. subscriptions made
March 18th 1909
who have paid the first instruments
eSsted between the dates specified present 1919
receipts IN their either Office
% ne Ireasurer Broad Street station Philadelphia.
a. the of1ce OF the COMPANY. - Cedar street. New
due - 80 - ~ +-''-@ ''0A
An Communications by mail should BE- addressed to thu
Treasurer at Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
141st street


The approximate OF lien charge
which the described property be IS
with day April
1901 together with the expenses OF TIE ap-
amount OF other liens
which be allowed tbs purchaser OF the
purchase Referee SS.3G9 10 and
Dated York 25th May 19O4
HENRY W BOOKSTAVER Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMArED COPPER COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
= holders OF this Company viii 9Th 1904
q O'Clock in office o
many Hudson County National Bank Building. Nos. 243
Street, Jersey City. N J. Ofce Of
the Jersey Corporations Agency for tho purpose
eectng Board Of Directors and FOR the transaction
such otner may lawfully before the
meeting.
se DE voted which has transferred
on Of the Company within twenty days
preceding this election
Dated May 9th. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions Ths Tribune
~ received a. their Uptown Once
No I5G4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received tho following
offices at regular Office o'clock D. viz
eo+ -th-ave, 9.
- East l4thst 257 West 42d-st between Tth SIN
aves -e5 West l3thst I33s 3d-ave. between 10th
7Ith sts 026 3D. TOs LIST
ssth-st l5I East i25th-st: T56 Tremont-ave $50 3D.
ave-. near slst-st; ga 5dav % Christopher
Brooklyn. " f-2 Court-xt: 2l5 Court-st
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winsIor. Lanier & CO. 50 Cedar s. M ~;

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE EOr-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR bANkING-HOCSE ON AMI, AFTER JJvSFs 1sT
IyO4- 1850 49,
American Cotton OIL Co Pfd- stk Dtvd scL
American Cotton on Co Com SIX Dive. &c.
BLACKBOARD Co.. Indiana.
Cincinnati Richmond p. Wayne Rwy Co
Cleveland & Pittsburgh I}d 90. Dtv1. NE
EdinbUEg. Ind. Water Works. 6s.
Grant County. Indiana
Marion County Indiana
Pueblo. Colorado. Bonds nd CcuDors
Pendeton. Indiana.
Pitts. Fl Wayne & Chic. Ry Co. Ist & 70 mtg 7.
West Ia tayetts Water Works 6s
June 6-Martuu County Indiana
June +-GFeeureld Indiana
June 1-tiTeeDreli Indiana
June lo-MariCD County Indiana
June ll-HancCcS County Indiana
June l0-Aonros COUNTY. Indiana.
June i9-tfreenref Indiana
June 2l-IecatIr County. Indiana
Marion County Indiana
June aO-lntiauapOiis. Indiana. RefIuding d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

The approximate amount OF he re1 charge SAL
sy which me above described property is % 2e sold
together with and allowances amounting $50 -
expenses The approximate amount OF ne
taxes assessments other allowances which allowed
the refsres Is $50 Il ami interest,".
Dated New York ADg1- - Islt - -
The sale oc the above described property hereby
adjourned 70 Friday. Nay -. 1904. the
baSsd MAY 18th 1904
The sale o. the above described property IS aer.by
adjourned to Friday. May 27th. 1904. a,
Dated May ao,h. 1904
FREDEFI--1 G. wETTERAU. Referee.
sdjouraed 70 Wednesday. June 18th. 19oa thu
FREDERICK C. wETTERAU. Referees.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York-vvIlIian RockefsIe- PLAINTIFF against
-acoo y Butler a1d others Detsndants.ln pursuance
So Ia, n Fs6IIs9v I5s1I ne gS5sr rs 1e5s ls
Referee in sal Judgment named will sell AZ Pb- Auc-
ton the New York Real Estate SaLesroonl, No 164
YORK ths 15th day = June 1900. IL clock 400
on that DAY oy Peter r AsyeF Aic'ionssF me Prem
described follows AL that certain Io Parcs.
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New york which taken
together bounded and described follows Beginning
one hundred twenty-five teer Northerly from
The formed BY the larsrHeSttos q the EasJeriy
forty--sr Street. thence Easte-iy
a aaa tst VIII theass Nassry A asas t c5v en-?
Avenue two hundred and Ninety qur rsst and SIX inches
thence Westerly and san parallel with one hundred and
forty-frsr Street AID part Of the distance through
Convent Avenue Southsrly along sad East
side q Convent Avenue hundred and ntnetyolr
Dated. New York. 18th May 1904.
MORRISON Z MORRISON Attorneys Tor Plaintiar &C
Cedar Street. Borough % Manhattan. New York city.
described above
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

p...Ass tv Van schalck & Co.. No wal-st-)
EI1 Asked. Bic ASKED
10 n CON. -. = 2 & 5 ! ISIS . = -
81 -, - Seah AIR I. com. "a "a
80 si. SIS. DO pref--------- 49, y
rs " com ~ CO 4s---------- ~ -
,aznes. lsia - Ncnso4 Oas------' oSs 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01
Dividend Notices.
Coupons Maturing June, 1904,
PAYABLE AT THE
BANKING HOUSE
n. w. HARRIS & co.

FIRST.
Atlantic. Ia. RefunGIng.
Aurora Ill. Rsfundiug
Berkshire. Mass. Railway Co.. Mortgage Gold
Boone. Ia. Water Works
Cedar Rapids & Iowa City Railway Light Co. LIST
Centeryile No. School District School Building
C4arAe county NASH. Fun ng. RerlndIng.
Clinton. independent District School Funding
CoeuE d'Aiene Ida independent school District l.
School site.
Creston. Ia. Refundiug
Decatur. Ill. School Building
Dubuque, La. Water Co.. LIST Mortgage Gold
Economy Light = Power Co.. Joliet H.. Ist Mortgages
GaIva. Ill. school Building
Jessa1lino County. Ky. Turnpike.
La Porte Ia Independent School District School Fund
Ia sale, Ill, School District No. .
Lexington XIV, RefundinE
AaTsnal. Township, Ill, High School
Menard County. IL. Court House.
Monteyideo. MINI. Water Works
New W HatccH. Wash. Genera Municipal.
Norfolk Va Atlantic City Ward Improvement
North Yakima. Wash, Funding:
Ogden Utah School.
Onawa- Ia. Electric
Perry, Ia. RefUudinE.
Remington. Ind Water Works
Rockford IL. Edison Co LIST Mortrav, Cola
81 Joseph. Mich. U-
Mtmette. III. Fire Engine House.
Wllmetta. Ill, school Building
Wilmette, Ill. School Refurdinr
Wiimette. III. Street Lighting
SECOND.
Groton s DIX. Water Works
SIXTH.
White County. Ind. Cou-, House
TWENTIETH
Sedalta. No. School District Retundins
THIRTIETH.
Nappauee Ind. Water Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

Second Avenue Traction Company of Pittsburgh
COUPONS DUE JUNE 1ST 1904 FROM THE
First Mortgage OF the above Cou,pauv will n.
paid and after maturity, presentation al the Of
nee 81 Messrs Brown Brothers * Company SO Wall
street New York c. J. BRAUN. IT. Treasurer
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DROPOsALs FOR ORpNANCE SUPPLIES

frankfort Arsenal Philadelphia. Pa. May IS 1904
proposals. tripHcaJe will be received unit!
JUNE 1904. furnishing smokeess powder;
ropes and threads forage steel and iron; brsss
nd zinc, lead and anthony; iron
aluminium castings. cartridge mstaIsi
plumbing fitting and electrical supplies
leather betting building Materials fuel lighting and
polishing materials chemicals oils paints. paper straw
cupboard tools. during ending Juns
So Information furnished application to Lieut.
Col FRANK HEATH, Comdg
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

.,-sh.a by Charles C. Gates s. Co. Nos Il 10 and
IS WGll-st1
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Proposals.

WEST POINT. y. Y. MAY ,, 1904.-SEALED
" Proposals duplicate will Il
. 1904 Building Mst erals, Plumb
ing Materials Fittings. Hardware Tools.
other miscellaneous stores specified
IN schedules be had application here The right
10 reject all proposals. or
any part thereof proposals envelope marked
Proposals for Military Supplies" and addressed Quarter
master, West Point. y. Y.
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DR0POSATS WILL, BE RECEIVED AT

the Bureau Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart.
u.ut washington ID. C. until L O CLOCK noon. June
II eo. and 5ubiey opened Immediately thereafter TO
furnish / 900 coo pounds OF alcohol .or the U Nav
f5i.nE ronossls win De furnished application 70 the
Navy Paw C~,c- New York TO the bureau h 7 d
EARRrS Psyuaster General. U ( "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

II
- ton May 25 Sealed proposals for fGrnlsh ms
officers OF the Treasury Department with coin bags LOT
the fiscal year ending June 80 1906 will be reeeIved AZ
this ofsce until THURSDAY %. 1904 at Z O'CLOCK,
?. Blank forms for bidding, win nsLuct s,;
printed thereon, Will De tnIhisheu
upon application the Secretary q the treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

Buffalo & Susquehanna Iron Company.
First Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds
COUPON No. /. DUE JUNE / 1904 Will.
paid maturity a the Office OF
FISK ROBINSON IS Cedar St. Ny
H D. CARSON. Secretary and Treasurer
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a RNTY RT-TTOTYG WHITEHALL ST, NEW

A RM1 BUILDING, Will IAAaA~A@ 49, ~ "
York May &c Sealed proposals. IN ripicste VIII
until Il O'Clock N June ~ iSos 20.
Div and New York cry and Sailuy
Hook j. and for L S. Army Transports during yea
Juiv / 1894 Information furnished on apph-
cation L. the right 70 reject or acceps any %
an PROPOSALS or any part thereof Envelopes containing
rcsals should be marked: Proposals FOR Fusi 70 Dc
opened june TO- 1904. addressed MAJ u .
. M, Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

PROPOSALS FOR GUN CARRIAGES
u Ordnance Office Department Washington.
D c. May ~ IeO4-sealed proposals In duplicate Will
be received P M. JUNE 30, 1904. and then
publicly opened FOR supplying Ordnance Department
L. s Army. with 40 3-inch field carriages IS Beia
cassons ana nmbers all model OF 1907 taIds
for all for part Of the foregoing
furnished upon application 70 Brig zen
WILLIAM CF2OZIER chief OF Ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company.
Preferred stock Dividend No s.
T'HE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Of ONE % PER CENT the Preferred stock has
record May IS. 1904.
. --- F, A. LEHR. treasurer.
FISK ROBINSON. IS Cedar 81. y. T.
Transfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-01

AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE co
Common Dividend No IS
A DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT NO Oh
on the COMMON stock OF the American C;rapho-
phone Company VIII be paid June Is 70 stockholders
record June :. 1904 BY order OF Directors
E o. LOCKWOOD. Secretary
EDWARD d. EASTON President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
SENTIMENT AT PORT ARTHUR.
Apprehension Among Government Of
ficials That There Will Be War;

PORT ARTHUR, January 30-Apprehen-
sion that there will be war is still express
ed in official quarters here, where it is
pected at any moment. At the same time
the authorities declare that with the ex-
ception of strategical precautions taken
between Liao-Yang and the Yalu river their
plans have not been formed, and that 1t
will be impossible to complete the arrange
nients until the Japanese make more def
mite demonstrations of their intentions.
The fortification and field troops are ac-
tive. and between Liao-Yang and the ST.
berlan border the railroad is overtaXed in
transporting recruits and replacing the
regiments dispatched to the Yalu river.
In contrast with the alarm expressed in
official circles, the merchants are Optimis-
tie Although the shipping has been burden
ed with high insurance the supply of ships
is adequate, notwithstanding the withdraw
al of the japanese vessels. One of the lat
ter. after a fortnight's detention in Japan,
is now on the way to Chemulpo, Korea.
three to six japanese or British colliers are
daily unloading at Port Arthur.
The Russian cCmmissariat officers say
they have found unlimited supplies of hay
and oats in the interior of Manchuria.
These, hitherto had been greatly deficient.
The authorities continue to charge the
United States with lack of tact and cour-
tesy, and express annoyance at the ap-
pontment of United States consuls at
cision it is said. has yet been reached by
the administration in regard to the recog
milton of the conSulS or the relations to be
maintained with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
NO NEWS At TOkTU
Regarding the Forthcoming
Note From Russia.
NOT EXPECTED SOON
POSSIBLE THAT FURTHER d.
PLoMACY MAY FOLLOW.
General Belief That the Reply to Japan
Will Be Pacific in
Character.
NOT EXPECTED SOON

TOKYO, January 30-The government, 1t
ls said does not possess any Russian In
formation concerning the character of the
forthcoming note, although 1t has received
various reports the majority of which say
the reply will be satisfactory. None, how
ever emanate from a source which warrants
their full acceptance as correct. In the
judgment of many just now the character
of the note does not warrant the belief tnat
Count Lamsdorf. the Russian foreign min
lister, has given out the slightest intimdtion
of it's contents. Even that carries little as
surance, for the Russian and japanese con-
ceptions of what constitutes a fair bargain
vary materially.
The government of Japan does not expect
the Russian reply for q few days. When
1t comes it Will probably be considered by
the throne in conference with the cabinet
and elder statesmen. The presumption that
Russia has made concessions does not IN
the least warrant the conclusion that there
will be peaceful settlement of the existing
difficulties. Her entire proposition will be
carefully scrutinized and every condition
and contingency. of the situation closely
weighed. If the reply should prove to De
completely unsatisfactory to Japan, tle
outcome of the conference is manifest.
Should 1t give partial satisfaction an ex-
change of notes is possible. although there
remains slight room for additional diplo-
macy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Falling Off in the Former and Increase
in the Latter

The forthcoming monthly statement of
the government receipts and expenditures
will show decided falling off in revenues
and an increase in expenditures, as COM
pared with the corresponding month last
year. The principal decrease appears in
customs receipts, which will be shown to
be about $2,50o,o00 falling off for the month
and decrease of about sS00,0G0 from inter
nal revenue sources. The statement will
also show that during the present smonth
the expenditures are about $4S, ,590,000 or
nearly s,600,0OO more than for January,
1893. During that month the receipts eX-
ceeded the expenditures by about s., sec, COO
The total receipts this month from all
sources have been 41, 5SS. 370 and the ex-
penditures S4S, no. coo, making deficit of
81 Sd, ,629. For the present fiscal year there
is a surplus of only 81, ,574233.
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NO GOLD COIN.
Why the Treasury Vaults Are Without
It Now

For the first time in many years the
treasury finds itself without any gold coin
in its vaults. 1t is explained that this con-
dition is the result of an unprecedented de-
mand for gold certificates during the time
when the mints have been fully employed
In coming Philippine silver and subsidiary
silver for the United States. The increased
demand for gold certificates. which could
only be issued for gold coin in the treas
ury, comes about through the needs of the
large banking institutions in the great COM
mercial centers. which had large amounts
of notes of small denominations on hand
which they wished to exchange for gold
certificates of large denomina tions. The
Secretary has given instructions for the
mints at Philadelphia and San Francisco
to begin the coinage of double eagles on
February /, and to work overtime until a
sufficient supply has been coined to meet all
demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
FAvORS NAVAL CANTEENS.
Admiral Evans on the Use of Alcoholic
Drinks by Sailors.

Rear Admiral r. D. Evans, commander
fn-chief of the Asiatic fleet, writes to the
Navy Department that desertions in his
command have been reduced to minimum
He says the worst drawback to discipline
has been the excessive use of alcoholic
drinks. large majority of the courts
martial on the station may be traced to
this cause. Admiral Evans says he is very
much against the regulations which pre-
vent men from having reasonable amount
of beer and light wines board ship. He
has recommended the establishment of cam
teens in the navy where beer and light
wines may be sold to the men to be taken
with their meals or when coaling ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
THE INDIANA OUTLOOK.
Delegates Will Be Instructed to Vote
for Roosevelt

The Indiana delegation to the republican
national convention will be instructed to
vote for Roosevelts nomination.
This statement was made with positive
ness today by Indiana republicans at the
Capitol. 1t was added that no unusual
significance need be attached to the de-
clsion to that effect; that it is natural
conclusion coming about in due course of
political events. Indiana statesmen are a
little inclined to be resentful of the efforts
to bring Indiana political affairs into such
prominence at this time. They insist that
there is nothing in the situation to warrant
unusual discussion of Indiana affairs
Chairman Goodrich of the republican
state committee has talked with all the
Indiana republicans in the House and SEN
ate since his arrival in Washington. He re-
ports the outlook for the republicans to be
bright in Indiana and feels confident that
the state is safely in the republican column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
Naturalization of Korea.

United States Minister Allen at Seoul
cables the State Department that Korean
official recently returned from Russia states
that the Russian government appears to de-
sire the naturalization of Korea. The EN-
peror of Korea is very confident that the
foreign powers will be satisfied with his
determination to maintain strict neutral
ity.
In transmitting to the State Department
the report that he had received from the
japanese minister at Tokyo stating that
the Russian reply was being framed and
that 1t would grant the japanese demands
Minister Griscom did not cite Count Lams-
dorf authority for the declaration that
the reply satisfactory. Indeed, Count
dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
A Worlds Fair National Bank.

Mr.. Ridgely. the controller of the cur
rency, today approved the application of
ex-Secretary D. r. Francis and others for
authority to organize the Bakers Worlds
Fair National Bank, to be located on the
grounds OF the Louisiana purchase EXPOSE
tion. The stock Of the bank. which is to
be 100000, will be subscribed by individual
directors of the several banks in st. Louis
At the termination of the fair the bank will
probably close business and surrender its
charter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30

Lack of Demand and Overproduction
the Cause

PEORIA, H., January 30.-The Monarch
and Atlas distlleres, two of the largest
houses owned by the whisky trust, will
shut down today for an indefinite period.
The closing, they say, is due to a lack of
demand at present, and the large amount
of spirits on hand 1t is probable both
houses will remain closed until the busy
season next year. The Corning distilery.
compelled to shut down last October be-
cause of an explosion and subsequent fire,
will begin operations Monday, while the
new Woolner distillery will start in few
days. Both are independent houses and
will employ most of the men thrown out
by the trust closing down.