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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
IN THE OFFICIAL
DEPARTMENT
Hay Receives Warning Of Preparations Dsconrages Reyer
Post Office Frauds Reach the Courts

not guilty. The work Of securing the
jury was then begun.
After an hour the panel was exhaust
ed and court adjourned until tomor.
row. Eleven jurors had been selected.
Reyes Gives Up.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. l1,--Gen-
eral Reyes, Colombian special minister
here. had an hours conference with
the secretary Of stnte at the latter's
home today respecting the Panama
situation. He announced at the con.
clusion Of the Interview that ne prob.
ably would leave for New York today
not expecting to return. Secretary
Hay has not come TO any conclusion
about sending the Panama correspond.
ence 70 ccngress ~ requested by
Reyes.
He endeavored to show Reyes the
futility OF colombiA's efforts to regain
Panama but regards the matter ~
still open to further efforts toward Q
peaceful settlement.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
LABOR MEETING MEETS
AT SPOKANE, WASH

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan ll.Spo
kane Is entertaining the annual con-
vention Of the Washington State Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor The gathering was
formally opened today with an at.
tendance OF delegates representing
Seattle, Everett, Olympia and numer-
GUS other cities. Reports show graf
flying increase in the membership Of
the federation during the last twelve
months, and the outlook is bright for
the most successful convention in It's
history. all
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
SELLING WISCONSIN,
LANDS At MADISON.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 1.-THE first
parcel of the 100000 acres Of public
land in Wisconsin was put up for sale
at auction here today, and series Of
similar sales will follow at various
places until all Of the undevel0ped
lands now owned by Wisconsin are
sold, with the exception OF tract
of 10000 acres set aside for state
forestry reserve.
The lands are scattered through
out fifty-six counties, but the, most Of
them are in Burnett. Washburn. Saw.
yer, Douglas and Price counties. The
appraised valuation ranges from 81 TO
$50 an acre. Under decision of the
state land commissioners, no person
will be allowed to buy more than l60
acres.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
SENATOR MORGAN
STILL TALKING
ndeatgabe Aahaman opposes Confirmation Of Buchanan and
Wants TO Build NcaraguaR Canal

WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan. 1i.-
Senator Morgan today introduced a
concurrent resolution calling upon the
president 10 proceed under the terms
OF the Spooner act 70 construct the
lsthmian canal on the Costa,Rica and
Nicaraguan route, The resolution
went over under the rules
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jan. 11.-
A similar disposition was made Of
the resolution of Stewart directing the
committee on appropriation to conduct
an investigation OF various govern
ment departments to determine how
many additional clerks will be fequir-
ed TO avoid the necessity Of the depart
ments increasing the hours of labor
from ! y. m. 10 4:30 p. m. The sen.
ate went into executive session for
the purpose Of considering the nomin.
alton Of w. |. Buchanan to be minister
to Panama. Morgan presented pro.
test against the confirmation covering
the points which he has made against
the recognition Of Panama as . ma
tion. He occupied most Of the time
until 225 p. m. when Lodge moved to
lay on the table Morgan's resolution
TO reconsider the confirmation Of Buc.
hrnan. The motion was carried BY .
strict party vote. This has the effect
Of confirming nomination.
The senste today In executive ses.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Baca.

The funeral of Mrs. Dolores Gal
legos de Baca, wife Of Don Jose Al
bino Baca, was held this morning at
the Church Of our Lady of Sorrows.
The cortege left the home in Upper
Town al $3.50 arriving at the church
soon after nine. The obsequies we're
beautiful and impressive. Fathers
Pouget and Cilberton were assisted
by two other clergymen and q fine
choir. Mass for the repose OF the
soul of the departed was said. A very
large number Of friends and relatives
of deceased were present al the church
and followed the remains TO the quiet
grave In the new Catholic cemetery.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11

the names of those who will take part
in the contest are:
Alexander Hamilton, by Henry G.
Walker, University of Iowa.
Hamilton. Constructive States
man., by James f. Halliday. univer-
|sity Of Michigan.
Principles OF Hamilton and Pres
emit Day Problems" by Willard Lamps,
Knox college.
Alexander Hamilton. the Practical
Idealist." by Thomas Jones Meek,
University Of Chicago.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
Bandits Wreck
Freight Train
MARROW ESCAPE or PACIFIC
COAST LIMITED ON DENVER
q RIO cRANDE.

FLORENCE, Colo, Jan IL
A freight train was wrecked on the
Denver & Rio Grande at Adobe. near
this city. this morning. IA cars be-
ing derailed. on examination 1t was
discovered that the spikes and fish
plates had been removed from two
rails.
1t is believed the train wreckers
had planned the wreck Of the Pacific
Coast limited. westbound, which was
due at Adobe at the time Of the acci
dent but was behind time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
HERRlck lNAuGURATED.
New Governor of Ohio Takes Oath
Before Enthusiastic Crowds.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 1.-THE
Of Colonel Myron 7. Her.
rick today was witnessed by an un-
usual number Of people. Shortly be-
fore noon, Governor Mash and joint
legislative committee with troop. "a
Of Cleveland Of which the new COVER
nor was formerly member, escorted
Colonel Herrick to the capital, where
he took the oath of Office. He then
delivered the inaugural address. Ten
thousand men were in line in the in
augural parade.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
SHOE WORKERS IN
CONVENTION IN CINCINNATI.

4 CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. l1.--Dele-
gates from Lynn, Boston, Montreal.
Rochester, Chicago and numerous
other cities OF the United States and
Canada were preesnt today at the
opening Of d general convention OF
the International brotherhood Of Boot
and Shoe Workers The convention,
which Is a special one, called on rec
ommendation Of the executive board,
will consider number of important
matters that have arisen since the
last regular convention Of the broth.
erhood, among them the strikes In
the boot and shoe factories at vari-
Gus points. The sessions OF the con
vention will extend over several days
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
RUSSIA GIVES ASSURANCE THAT WILL PREVENT EXPECTED WAR WITH JAPAN

and Mrs. George =. Lorenz Of Toledo.
Ohio. all of whom are charged with
iefrauding the government by con-
spiracy in connection with the sale
Of box fasteners to the postoftice de-
partment, were called for trial today
In the district criminal court. Many
witnesses are on hand, and It is prob.
able that the trial viii proceed with
out further delay.
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Funeral Of Mrs. Webb.

The funeral Of Mrs. Julia Webb was
held yesterday under the conduct OF
the Eastern Star lodge. Of which Or
der Mrs. Webb had been prominent
member. The lodge parlors were fill.
ell with the large number who came
to pay their last tribute to the mem.
ory of the deceased. The services
were read by the Rev. Mr.. French.
The impressive Masonic rites seemed
4 fitting accompaniment to the close
of a life which had been 50 much
loved and respected. Messrs. Gibbons,
Gregory. BIauvelt. Haywood, Tamme
and M. @. Williams acted ~ palI-bear-
ers. The body was laid In the Mason.
n cemetery
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
Entire South
Will Mourn

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. H., Funeral
exercises, which will be participated
In BY distinguished men OF the south.
will be held here over the remains Of
General b. Gordon next Tuesday In
the house Of representatives. to which
the body will be escorted by the state
militia. The body will be escorted u
the Georgia state line Tuesday night
from Miami by the Florida militia,
Governor Terrell issued a proclama
.tion today ordering that the day Of the
funeral be observed throughout Geor-
gia.
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sion confirmed the following nomina-
tions William n. Taft. Ohio, secre-
tary Of war; Luke r.. Wright, Ten.
nessee, civil governor OF the Philip
pines; Henry G, Ide, Vermont, vice
governor OF the Philippines.
The House.
In the house today, Jenkins. chair
man Of the Judiciary committee, called
up the resolution requesting the at.
torney general 10 furnish information
M to what money had been expended
under the act providing for the en-.
forcement OF the Sherman antitrust
law, fayorably reported by the commit
tee but amended so as TO make Il
read. Insofar as Il Is not incompatible
with the interest OF the public"
II was adopted without debate and
without division. Resolutions In re.
spect to the memory Of the late Rep
resentativo Skiles Of Ohio we're adopt.
ed and as a further mark Of respect
TO deceased member the house ad-
journed.
The house committee on judiciary
today authorized a favorable report on
the resolution introduced by Stephens
Of Texas calling on the attorney gen.
eral for information ~ 10 how the
100000 appropriation to prosecute
trust cases made last congress had
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 1.-THE
state department has been informed
that Japan has requisitioned thirty
merchant vessels for transports Ad-
vices received here show that the Rus
SLAMS are increasing their guard At
Seoul daily and that the French have
made arrangements to establish a
guard there.
conspirator on Trial.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. liz
August w. Machen, Diller ,. Gron.
Samuel A. Groff Of Washington, D. G.,
and DR.. and Mrs. George r. Lorenzo
OF Toledo, Ohio, indicted in the post.
ONCE Investigation, were placed on
trial today in the criminal court. They
were indicted on the charge OF con.
spiracy TO defraud the government In
connection with sale Of letter box
fasteners. After formal demurrers to
the Indictment were entered and over.
ruled they were srrsisned and pleaded
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Family Killed
By Train


. SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Jan. -
The steamer San Juan from the Cen.
trail American coast brings news that
George d. Brooks Of Houston. Texas,
the superintendent Of the Breakwater
at Mazanilo. was killed near there on
the eve Of his departure for this city
on the San Juan. Together with his
wife, son and servant they were run
down by an engine on the way from
colima TO Manzanillo. Brooks and his
servant were killed outright Mrs.
Brooks was mangled beyond recog-
milton and her child had both legs
cut off.
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Labor
Reorganized
PRESIDENT OF STATE Fedora
TIoN CALLED THE MILITIA
MODERN HESSIANS.

DENVER, Colo, Jan n.-Pursuant
to call, $50 delegates today assem-
bled in special convention at the Colo
rado State Federation Of Labor. Pres
ident Sullivan in his address bitterly
criticized the state administration and
referred to the militia as Modern
Hessians. AMI said, The time is
coming when the voice Of labor, hush
ed though political accident.
will be heard again. After the ap-
pointment Of the committees the con,
vention adjourn ed until tomorrow af-
ternoon.
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Russia Gives the Most Satisfac.
tory Assurance Regarding
Intention in Manchuria
POINT CONC EDE D
War Postponed II Not Averted
by Cars Government. Ja-
pan IS Answer Almost Ready

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-THE Russian
government has informed the powers
that it will respect fully the right
any nation has in Manchuria under the
treaty with China. The declaration IS
made without reservation. Russia
gives formal expression to this policy
now in consequence OF the contro-
versy with Japan one of whose per-
sistent contentious has been for the
definition Of Russia's policy in Man
churia and the acknowledgement OF
Japanese trade privileges. One OF the
points upon which Japan counted for
the moral support of the other pow
ers and whereon she especially had
the sympathy OF United States and
Great Britain, is thus removed from
the negotiations.
Formulating the Answer.
TOXIC, Jan. 1.-THE cabinet and
elder statesmen met for joint con-
ference at the official residence Of
Premier Katsura this afternoon. The
premier. who is Ill, was not present,
They discussed the political and stra'
tegical situation and will report to the
throne tomorrow.
The note delivered by Foreign Min
lister Komura, Saturday, to Baron Dc
ROsen, the Russian minister, was
merely preliminary to Japan's formal
response, which has not yet been de
livered. The questions at issue were
discussed at today's conference OF the
cabinet and elder statesmen and the
final decision is expected tomorrow
When this has been reached, the con
ference will appear before the throns
and submit the answer agreed upon
After this has been done, the fina
proposals of Japan will be handed tf
Baron de Rosen.
korea moi Wlillng.
SEOUL, Korea, Jan. 1.-THE Japan
ese minister has made reiterated de
mands, hitherto without result on th'
emperor Of Korea that he recognize
the Japanese protectoraIe over Korea
the Korean government is holding 1t
self to the Russo.Japanese agreemen
concerning Koreo.
Alarmist Dispatch.
PARIS, Jan. 1l.--A special dispatcl
to Patrie from Harbin, town on th'
Manchurian railroad, describes tn
Russian war preparations. The Rus
sian officers declare war inevitable
but add that they are ready. Por
Arthur, II is further asserted, will b.
occupied BY 100000 men and in tel
days reinforcements Of 100000 mel
can reach Manchuria.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
QUEEN cREscENT,s NEW
SERVICE TO FLORIDA.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 1.-THE
new service Of the Queen and Cres-
cent to Jacksonville and other Florida
resorts was inaugurated today. The
service provides for through sleeping
cars from Chicago via the Big -Four.
from Detroit and Toledo via the c..
H. 4 ID. railway. Cleveland via the
Big Four, and Louisville via the
Southern railway, all connecting at
this city.
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Revolution
Continues

WASHINGTON, D. G. Jan. i1.--
Commander Mertz, commanding the
gun boat Newport, cables the nav,
department from San Domingo under
date Of yesterday as follows:
THE revolution continues. Moth
ing is menacing to the Americans. The
legation guard was withdrawn today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
GOV. HERRick TAKES OFFICE
At coluMBus, OHIO

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 1.-THE Ger.
emonies incident to the inauguration
Of ohio's nfty.hrst governor we're the
most elaborate and imposing In the
history Of the state. Many regiments
ana companies Of the ststs guard
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11
MAcHEN CASE CALLED
IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. H.
The cases Of August w. Machen,
former general superintendent Of the
free delivery service; Samuel A. and
Diller b. Croff OF this city, and Mr..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-11

The members Of the Andrews Opera
company went out yesterday on No /.
They are billei st Albuquerque to-
night
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FORMER GOVERNOR or
KENTUCKY DIES.

HENDERSON, Ky, Jan 11.--Form-
er Governor John Young Brown died
today. He was prominent as states
man and soldier.
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(csNs'stet - psss Fsss.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
STOCK VALUES HIGHER.
Sentiment Bush Demand from the Public Erpeced-'regH
Houses Buy in the Local MarEet-lIoney and Erchange

mercial sc discount, bank. 81 premium. San Fran
csco-Sght &c, telegraph. 15c. Boston-loc dis
count C-harIeston-Buying. par, selling 1-l0c pre-
MUM. Chica Go-l0c premium. Cincinnati-Par.
Savannah-Buying. SOC discount; selling. 75c pre-
MUM. st. 1oUis-+oc premium Minneapolis
premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-Tork - Exchanges.
$40 81: balances IS S237sA CTlcago-Exchanses.
&6C24eN: balances a.suo73. Philadeiphia-Ex-
changes. SI63sSf75. balances se4504Ss- Baltimore
Exchanges. 81 t37 $50; balances. S553776. Boston
Exchanges. S2a7e5.9f2: balances. S1.e95.4SS
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London. ZldC9t per cent. Open market discount
rate FOR short bills 3d3 1-6 per cent; for long bills,
SS 1-6 per cent Berlin discount rate, 81 per cent
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks a pfennigs-
Paris discount rate. % per cent Paris exchange
on London. % francs Is ceutimes.
FOREIGN SECU RITIES.-British consols for
money So Ella. for the account. S6 French rentes.
9S francs.
SILVER 1ARRET-Bar silver. $3.50; Mexican
silver dollars. 4fac. Bar silver IN London closed
at 20 ID
GOLD PRENIICN-In Madrid, 3s75; Lisbon, 2Oo
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, SSSl7+4: internal reve-
nue receipts. S22s.5i9; miscellaneous receipts,
SI5s.I21 Receipts for the day, Sl25S.44. expendi-
lures 10000 Receipts for the month TO date,
C751o5, expenditures So5jo0ll; excess OF receipts,
SL545.r2 Receipts for the 10 date, SIS $50 so.
expenditures. $50 as $50, excess OF receipts $S4Z H.
SUB-TREA STRY.-The Sub-Trsasury was debtor
70 the Clearing House S2,oe,5N.
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CORNCO. PASSES DIVIDEND
Preferred Gets Regular IS-4, but
Common Receiues Nothing.

-. .,-.~,or, OF ~, Corn Products Company az
.,.- ,,eetirr yesterday. passed tho oi'oeio On III
,or,r-ou stock TIE regular oiNlleIo OF u -
cent for the quarter on the preleITeo S.'-N
s.,l,res The following oficial stateTnen1 vas -
- ~, r T. Class. the secretary % The CON
rnny
A. meeting OF the directors u The CSIn 30 ll-
Ms rompsnv this day held. q was IeloTeso ~, -
ffe oFHciai audit ~ the company -. - -,rn
- ~. n AS sgfnased that the total sart
.rrr 81 I'D tic sub~idary coH1p1rles l9r ,Eo9t
year ending March = lsH I'm al tg no deducted
e no From fa amount me- 49, sl.o n 20 -
80 for rcoarding ard rernodeling plants. 'so 4o'
adGrlons ard rCuairs. 49,, . 20 -rt-,fr7f--
ThF amount also includes tle -, ~. -GyeS
ma -or-5ereG ir7oreratfve by FIRE. u has osen r
built MADE modern ana 'll 80 = sel[.f-e fo~ Al
large production y llt l r--.ro-lei,.. ad5I-
--r4r h ir 81 iu operation i-ttel----. - y.
49, - ,,I.,r- which Increase their efficiency.
An ~ these expenses ilsNc iH'fl lall "a, -
80 e--.f-s- iaE oi,fe6ness and no Increase mas PC.
made 90 she capital or plant 6c1o-I's 0'
excer1ioasl or extraordinary expenditure are
anticipated Tor De coming yeaT. ne ~ ne
o-5tIoo for FUTURE business Is regarded iaF oroie
II. outstanding common stock % the Corn Prod
..+s cornnarv amounts 20 N52l5.5n The company
,vss ,,oo-po-ated IN February. 1907 II owns almost
"a, rfi-e capta stock o. tie Glucose Sugar -tefn-
,,r Company. the National Starch Manufacturing
o,oupsnv the Illinois Sugar Refining Company and
me Charles Pope Glucose COMPANY ano $500
COMPANY, which - controlled by Standard Oh n
DiySdeDds of per cent quarterly were paid on the
con- Products common stock IN Nay, August ana
-. 5i-sSens o. tire common stock would soon be
usssed have been current as long ago as last NO
ysgnber There have also recently been reports OF
sfs@ersio-1s IN the mana cement Of the company
over questions of business policy these oisseiso.s
having ouulinated fortniEht ago IN ne ne resea-
fior 81 one q the principal executive oiEceIs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
OFFER OF WORK FOR THOUSANDS.
Tiuplate Trust Will Open All Plants if Men
Accept Reduction

rft.sburr. March IA proposition has been SUD-
rnitted by The American Sheet and In fla'e ColH
many 70 the Arnalgarnated Association q Iron steer
and -a- workers which IL accepted. will give
e-r,oveHaeat 20 thousands of idle union sheet ana
.ir-lafe v-o-<erz The o1er was the result OF a
e-ies OF conferences between officers % the com
uanv and the Amalgamated Association ana NaS
made today. Il provides for general reduction
49,, -1e association wage scale Of p per cent, ana
TIE company agrees 10 put all its idle pants IA
Gr.erati8r az soon the asscciatioa Accepts ms
AZ tfc con frreuces the manufacture y Is talL
-1rraT -F.- number OF individual inailll ~
49,. ..-f9rfr- 30 y-sec agreement by accepting re-
fl-ts. "A meeting % the general eNeculte oos ~
"a no ANA A.. mated Association 10 cons.der '''
matter ve.rI 81 held In this city on THURSDAY.
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t~icr Court
E 'F 80 2o5 ..yy. sst ss s'A T5s a5 gs5s
c2nsis gs.nsa.y 81 ".q =. I'M for dues S127. D
Nelson London. olothing. SOS: c. 7 wetzeL 70 S5s
hIaa.g 4' 81 .5 - q n P5rlrnaS 80 $40 F.fh-ave..
coming $50 and L 81 V-lo6s. No - West Twenty
J. A s G-sss eurzsye- New Raehee Le6 r.s
So 80 assets So nc f-5 e a T,-ssts- No
80 Era-' s'ys- - T3-5j,7 s. 5o5 ne assets con
- ID an e-elaees transit and drawing Instruments
shsdaies were fled by Grand Deposit coprsr, Cen
PAM showing Liabilities Of sl677i ana assets e. SCI
,rs Tsr s. as Tor Vsres The PRINCIPAL creditors
are- r. g paws. ~. Ne' Sl,.--. Z. - -. 49,
caec 81 $50 ana william Benke. SheIurre Ney S2-59
ne sses consist q notes $50: Hsssnery At Ma2seL
g1o2 which S,yo -. hs @ 6 az snl ial, II default
---r Tst5 are ~ revert 20 A n osier wh whom the
c---5,. vas made There are 500 600 shares of the
ure- and 10000 tafss n escsE N ss' u. - 0e-
chase - lis r-v IS carried out: 5:1sruise TO revert
5; wee fs5 5E the Z 2 "a e Sc ,s Sia sSs
~ ssliI. Sc a6 ~ III, iade6sed-eSs is secured
TIE principal creditors are s Hrseh Co, hankers q
BE t5fr7-s s-i also Dr. The arm q l. F. Mcconnell
q assumed a. ne t'ae - 5is r 81 .s5-S-
ne schealss sac l..l ,e @'- - ~ NO r,tes ~
s. 600 each and another q s. 100 which Ao haaklpts
5-Fass realty at Bsyznuc vsiued a. $500. Baldvin
Palmer t...|H. 800 I'M 4ni-.nr
S3042 and Central Rational Bank. 5000 Tie assets
G.-aa. ri -ae'-r Er-1~-r Tie equity estimated az
81 -0a. notes Sa1C1. s---k as: accounts. s. 053
----ee r-aE by L.. orre-Eei--er representing
che so--E creditors ~ TIE nrgn of Han & CO. show
iur liabilities - about $1,000 The principal creiito-s b
f-E II johnson. S-.4As. Atwood
V.r--- 4 Co. 30. = Ws-l-st-. $685. 7 y Sully.
T---slyr. Sls1a and ". =. Laicley O. Co.. chicago
81 49, There e small number q preferred and Sc
cured creditors an Tor small The bankrupt fale1
% fe rs schedules required ny law. and the est
rC1 E nc creditors ~ preserve t-elI rights
80 estimate cr tie assets gwen.
Al i-s--u--ar- uet.t.-u vac fled against Dove-se
Brothers f-a b--s n skirts SO 1c3 -hur-h-s.. by two
r-asff--s.He National v-oCl'ru Company. $50. end
Pascal Nsrht. Ss-e- Preferences are alleged.
appointed receiver ~ che business
~ william Israel 80 loo IIe=ts-st with bond RI, 500
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SINNERS TO VISIT THE CIRCUS.

The Mobiles of Mecca Temple OF the Mystic Shrine
on Monday nCht will make thei- annual pilgrimage
- the hot sands and warm saWdUst q the Barnuu
Bailey Greatest show on Earth. st Madison
Square Garden. The amphitheatre VIII doubtless
suggest The Red Sea, az TIE majority OF the more
than four thousand MOBILES OF the oasis 81 New
york viii be present IN their fezzes. Among the
special features win be the appearance OF the
Mecca Brothers. who in private lfe are known as
among tho most exalted Masons IN the country, IN
their new terpsichorean sensation. the ''Hes Their
step" The entire lower floor OF the Garden. IN
Guiding all the arena seats and boxes have been
Engaged by tho Shriuers. but the balcony tiers and
gallery viii bn open 10 the public.