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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12

Company: MeIrose-ave corner f5Tth-st:
Polsten Joseph S fr"t to Jarmulowsky; e2dst. No
Bechtei f Paul T. lear and another not SS william Mon,
aye month"; 6rffaonf a nsf rnent notes 1900
Rogoft Isaac ana another 10 J Meehan; 4th-st
n $. - lot 1G3. Wakefield years aoo
inss; 27tf-s St.; s 225 ith-ave; years oooo
Henfiquez Maria C. and others Farmers Loan
aa and Trust COMPANY Columbus neni ave- cor 5000,
EhTman 70 Clty Real Estate co das cc a8e
Il. 1857 10 per- II Gi 1000
Mandelbaum H Harris another to Layers ayr
Title Insurance and Trust Company; lU1tn-st,
5, 29o l0th-ave: Edgec9mbe Road, W s. 90 600
It S Of 160th-st; per bond -. 5000
B aT a TO East of F Sh s9yi5Ey ca an per
Puileyn 5 4 to Bowery savings Bank; o4th-st
s. lis Of Amsterdam ave: . years 4 per :, 90,
si itn John $. and others to Union Dime savings
l Bens' Sa'n psr Cent t. Nv . a5 900
'9 s 1 2nar 30 per 1900
PAM nSars S'nS 6er TOT aooo
Sa AZ ana ae4 90 West dsenG per- 10000
Mga TO o Ttle e ins WSs the
5000 Dos ears s'! per $1,000
P snS a'oFssk 5 sa'i[s ''FPs
"f i5ss S TIVE Of A;26aPss S%PsaE
z d sf EtPssn P s~s it Ssa
Leg T. L. to oh II scocEs; chcrryst No 1a5,
Dors, James. o Lion brewery 2d-ave No a4
prior mortgages $780, 500: demand. per cent. 200
HITTER L. to { Mose; 39th-st. $ 100 It - 80.
$ Ia # Of Ist-ave; year per cen. 15soo
Werner Marie, Title Guarantee and Trust
Company; Park Row No %; William No
&33; MS PER bond 'oVO
no 2i5 West as per bond -. 1000
Smock Mary. to EmiGrant Industrial Savings
year per cent " . ~ $3.50
corner West Broadway; Years ~ 3er cent. 10000
JOfe. Louis. and another Ciernania Savings
cent .......,..,...-..... $4,000
Franklin. n A. 10 W Mitchell: Oth-st. No eos
cent ....:..'.,....... 1000
pany: s2d-st No ais west: as per bond -. IL 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Da No 900 rear a hal: story
Thomas " Lamb architect .,''...,.... $3.50
144th-st 3. c5242 II Of I'd ave: story
P BoyIand architect. 100
Morris Park-ave. q :. ~ = OF Garfield
three story frame tenement house 25x52; The
odorc schuhle owner; Robert Glenn, architect $500
81 ave O s.. 1915 n Of Wendover- three i've
story brick tenement houses; ono 4s.Sxa4.S
George Fred Peihan architect 1875 900
234th-st $. 100 Il OF KinEsorldge Road: two
story frame dwelling house, 22N42 James Tan
kctt Melville Lawrence. architect, 1000
2luth s 90a ~ 81 4th-ay story frame
dwelling house. lx52: John Hniker owner;
Melville Lawrence architect. 4OOO
\ Prospect and Farmount Place.
story brick parish house Gp6's roo To- Robert
teet $4,000
C1ay 25o II Of 175th st, story and
Banchard owner; chIrlrs + Clarke architect. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
TWIN CITY COMPANY EXPANDING.

The directors of the Twin City Rapid Transit
Company have recommended an increase of the
capital stock OF the corporation from $1O0Oo.O0 to
S25 100000 the additional 100000 to be common
stock II the issue is approved by the stOckhold-
ers at a special meeting called for May 81 100000
OF will be offered to the stockholders
pro rata at par in the current fiscal year. the
proceeds be used In paying for extensions of the
system recently authorized by the cities OF ST
Paul and Minneapolis these extensions aggresGting
about nifty miles OF new track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12

triCt Court:
Gotteb HunmeI. No. IS East osth-st, liabilities
Sl2Ot2i assets S1+. The principal creditors
American Mailing Company. No IL Brdge-st. So 900:
George RtnSler, No. 2U3 East 92d st. 81 5U2
Charles a. Hawkes.. No. $40 broadway: liabilities
So 100 assets 800 The principal are Rich
ard Hertzfed, ST Paul MINI. 81 400 secured by as
ssnsd insurance policy: Otto Woher address unknown
uonal Bank, pueblo COL. $500 The petitioner was
member OF the firm OF C. a. IIanes Co, dissolved
without assets.
Louis and Peter Gossett. No lag West llTth-st. la
bhtes, Sl2Il; assets SlV2 The principal creditor IL
Perstein * Rosenthal No % 03d- st S7C5
Ar involuntary petition filed Against the
Thaw Co, publishers No 542 by IlIipr,
Peet with claim OF SOo6: Auguse Gerald with r,tC,
OF 500 ana Alexander Blair Thaw. OF Santa Rarhs-,
Cal, with claim OF S12sJO loaned f. .
Mclaughlin was appointed receiver OF 81 5
schedules OF the Cosmopolitan Range Company sho0
debts OF S39oeI ana assets OF SOS 8SS The schedules
are signed BY Antonio yucca.
company The principal creditors William IL Crady
trustee 5000 secured by patterns samples. RrSs
Crook, No 1870 Water st, 81 .O9s Cyrus q iIovi W
The consist OF cash $435: notes SlOO sto e. So
81 and wagons si ash S,ooo
heating plant. Sl0O42; furniture $I59s ,Iepositef ~
bank, $1,000; accounts. Sal O5a 1900 -
Morris ,'oN~9recht Involuntary bankrupt YESTERDAY,
ned schedules showing liabilities $l2I aSG, ss.sts
SIG i2S The principal creditors Never HerrZhcre
SIO50O, Fleitmnn Co, aud Wonsts- sJc
Strange Co. No 90 Prince 092 J. 4 + toiS,n
No y Greene st, SI,T23 A & NJ. Lew Greene 80
Spring SITS. SgO6l The OF
accounts. $33'iS, and shares, etc. $1,000 'V'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
MANILA BONDS UP FOR SALE.

The Bureau OF Insular Affairs, War Department
by direction of the Secretary OF War and with
the authority Of the government OF the Philippine
Islands invites bids for 81 10000 sewer and water
works construction bonds OF the city of Manila
the first instalment OF total amount of "a 600 600
authorized by an act Of Congress. The act author
IZIhS the bonds makes permanent appropriations
ior me quarterly payment out Of the Insular Treas
urN OF 1890 annually for each 81 600 OOl OF bonds
outstanding. The city OF Manila is without any
borded Indebtedness. The Philippine government
contributes 80 per cent Annually TO expenditures
ne bonds which are TO be issued and dated June
igS may be redeemed at the Treasury of the
Philippine government after ten years and are
payable in gold thirty years after date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

l0th-st. No 40 East: Isaac Schwartz agt Berry
contractors S257 q
Fine-st Nos "a 34i4 and &c. jeremiah Delany
Hanover Fire Insurance Company. owner.
contractor 21s1 .
IIuuhcH-avc 400 : o. IS2d-s 125. 4NlT2.
ton COMPANY owner and contractor. ......,.. 743 :;
Wnter-st. No I'll: Front-st No 800; Benjamin
F1cIsher agt William q Hoo9le and l. T. andre
contractors -. 2o5 o.
7sth-st, Nos 2O2 and 2O4 East May S Epstein
Contracting Company contractor. -. 2ooO
Same property: Mailman Bloom sRt 20 O.
Water-st, No al. Front-st, No 800; Max s
Epstein agt William G Hoople md r = andre
Company contractors, ..........'e 75O
Canal-st, No I32: Kalman Bloom agt OF
II T. Perkins, owner. Levin * Never Contract
ing Company. contractor. 40 On
WateT-st No III: Front-st. No 2dO Max : Ep-
Roscnbsrs contractor 100 o.
3i-ave 1856 1862 Barnet MaSor agt Nor
rs Nuremberg ana Ienrv NierenberG owners:
tractors -. .'........... 2 ESQ 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

shaniey ct al; January g. 1905 by bond .. $500
JIuRhcs-aye No .. l43: William II Stoucbrdge agt
Nddison y CARL; April 10 1908. .............. i5a
llGth-st Nos II and 73 West; Morris WolnnCer
June TO- 1904 Cby bondl 5000
same property; Lyman d Baker agt same. juno
IL 1904 Ihy boniS ........- 7sC
2a iaos ,by bond5 -. $50
is 1904 (by bomb $50
same property; samuel Hornstcin another
agt same. August 81 1904 (by bond, -. 700
Same property: Herman strauss and another ug5
same November 10. 1904 Thy bomb II 500
lax and another: April 2s 1905 COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
Louis Lese to Blaglo Pernetu; mortgage. 81

Louis Lese to Biagio Pernetti; mortgage Sl5.-
le595-st n 5. 2oj It E ION aye 1870 lx427
1875; Thomas ase H 8 connor Mandel
baum and another - nominal
2o5: Sarah = Topham. Executor. Henry ,o-o
same a5' propeFty Henry Palmer Henry Bur
e2 dg sti 10 s25 East i7x1oo5: Caroline Den-
berg Joseph Postein: mortgage, SLOW lVo
SIG ea. I s36Sd Edward E Thipps 1 70 Simon
27th "i9n' nos 455 45@ West 5sSsse isaoS 100
Brody BENJAMIN d csine m moTis@sg, $685. 100
100: William steg to Louis Eibsen; mortgage, ~
p flsSSe d Lsesi. 75aloo: Frank ,oo
re Fa@tnaPsf 20 $ i54 # Of Trcmontve ok
100: Herbert coch-n TO Joseph Hamershag; ,oo
11ast s. 165 Fl Pleasant-aye, Glox1oo -
compsny s a s. $s9 }soye x ,rregila l''
81 5000 600 Nominal
Elizabeth n 5auipaggh to Louis hsse io;6 100
ils gorge sWS9e Louis 100
4 rong = re q5 i to o. leopold natST 1929
%56 on De i Peyasr f0 20 Paerno
l5lst-st $. 800 # Of Courtlandt-avc 25x
Of church q, the immacaiate Conception Of
Melrose, \ Y, to Missionary Society Of the .oo
Park Place corner West i5rOad,vay 75x752; 80
Maly Barter to Belle = Nominal
:, to lsaac stark; n9rg'ge $1,000 ts oor Fo
Reuben to Lewis NJ White. ............:....;s. 100
Brdst Kelly f to Thomas aSd1S'9
l2Sth7st 100 Il Aqlstsriq,o,ayys 23z
poll; Norris Freundlich TO Louis BENEDICT; y ,oo
ave. $50 + Of Dyclnan-st, look
peby to aS2 ~ e n @ s9GS2 100
Preston, receiver to Robert Reu6en Nominal
5oxi5o Aip6onse 5 Rheogme to lena Rheeume Nominal
et S4e IT @ Of Msrd aye s and Pe as
otfleF' mortgage, So 100 luo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
BELMAR HOTEL BURNED.
The Buena Vista Destroyed-Loss
Estimated at SEQ 900.
a. rrLrGnAPH no We rnIRuXE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TNIBUHE.I
Belmar. n. j., May 1-Flre tbs evening de-
stroyed the Buena Vista Hotel located in 2d-ave
near the beach The fire started in small building
in the rear OF the house and spread rapidly that
the bremen were unable to cope with it, Several
cottages near by were threatened and the hremen
worked an hour before they were out of danger
The hotel was owned and managed by Coster q
We-5dcII of New York and had not been opened
for tho season. The loss estimated at $4,000 The
nsl1ranc is said TO be $4,000. The cottage owned
nv Tho Iate Robert Cochran. OF Philadelphia, stu
lted on the opposite corner from the hotel was
afire several times. but not badly damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
Country Property for Sale.
P0UGHKEEPSIE, ON
THE HUDSON.

Gentleman's place; 8 acres; house
rs rooms, and 8 baths, just been put
in perfect order; stone fence; two
large gateway entrances; house new
ly plumbed; newly decorated; green
house; extensive stables; full view Of
Hudson, on very high ground. All
in perfect order Cost over $780,
600. Will sell for fifty cents on the
dollar if sold within the next ten
days.
FRANK E. SMITH, Owner,
% East Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
TWO MORE MENINGITIS DEATHS.

Elizabeth and Julia Carroll. five and six years Old
respectively, died yesterday morning in Bellevue
Hospital from cereoro- spinal meningitis Inc chi
dren lived at No 100 West 42d-st., and were taken
TO the hospital May by their mother rms
makes twenty deaths from meningitis IN the nos
nitoI within fourteen days There still twenty
six meningitis patients in the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
CHICAGO BROKERS OPEN OFFICE HERE

". R. Holligan & Co. members of the New-York
Stock Exchange New-York Coffee Exchange and
the Chicago stock Exchange, have opened Offices
No S14 Trinity Building. this city. for the trans
action OF general brokerage business In stocks,
bonds, coffee. cotton. grain The firms offices
in Chicago in the Rookery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

11sth-st, 100 II OF 81 ave: for two six
owner; Rernstein bernstein architects. $4,000
l04th-st, :. 100 OF Sd FOR a six story
bernstein a Re-rstA,n arrchitcrts 80 '....... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12

The Bank of the Commonwealth. which
ganized about three months ago with 10000 capital
and $4,000 surplus. the offices OF which IN Mon
tague-st.. Brooklyn has been placed in voluntary
liquidation. II learned yesterday. The bank has
done little business its line deposits having
time exceeded $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
MORE HAIGHr & FREEsE PETITIONS.
Eight Filed in United States Circuit Court
in Boston

Boston May I1--Eight additional intervening petit
lions against the Halght Frcesc Company.
brokers. in the hands OF receiver. were filed
In the United States Circuit Court to-day making
eleven In all claims aggregating Sc. Besides
these thirty claims were filed to-day with counsel
for Mrs. Charles Weiss. whose petition the re-
ceiver appointed
a representative of Receiver Colt has visited the
cities in New England in which the company had
agencies securing records and informing banks and
other institutions OF present conditions. The Haight
& Freese Company to-day issued a statement
saying:
Steps being taken the home office OF the
company for the adjustment of all matter of the
Haight & Frcese Company in Il manner which will
be entirely satisfactory TO creditors
1t was said about the District Attorneys Office
yesterday that Assistant District Attorney Caravan
had many papers IN his possession relating to the
Hai6ht & Freese Company. Mr.. Caravan refused 10
discuss the matter
There filed with the clerk OF the United
States Court in brooklyn, YESTERDAY an order pro-
hibiting Haight 81 Freese from Withdrawing any
funds on deposit with the Long Island Loan and
Trust Company, and also forbidding that institu-
ton from paving out any money OF the firm which
IT may have in its po session. The firm branch
offices IN the Temple Bar Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Peter F. Meyer: 80 Madison-ave r corner path
sst-sso4-oNis story dwg h. William Cutting ap,
ref; partition. - .' O1e'''
By Charles Berrian: 97l 973 Trinty-aye W <
= II Of losth-st, 13Xl00; sto b p
McAvoy z circuit et al: N J Earle 80. NJ 81 X
Ward. ref amt due, S14 1T 50; taxes etc s2S3 4s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
TO IMPROVE COOPER UNION.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the reconstruction Of the base
ment meeting hall of Cooper Union and OF the
philosophical lecture hall the fifth story They
are both be rebuilt with floors Of steel ana ilTe
proof material. ana the seating capacity somewhat
Increased. The cost Of the improvements Is eSl-
mated N2lo0 BY The architect. =. MoLeaI Ione.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
FOR AN A8vERNE PLOT s21 900.

a q & E A Karelseu have sold a corner parcel
ct CIarence-ave fronting on the Boulevard, at
Aryerne. being 12oXl75 feet. The buyers own ad-
ioiring plots With this purchase they now own n
block front The price paid about S2cN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

3d-ave e corner 97th-st. 100 sx1O0: Albert Lon
don loans Joseph and Louis Bornstcin. ........ 81
1l7th-st. = = 1876 n OF Pleasant ave 30 iOx
l0O1i Harris MHndehaum and Fisher Levine
loan Midrcd Rcalty C0mpany. ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
Country Property To Lei.

ENOR RENT.-Choice location In AIlenhurst cor,.-
Il block from ocean. pavilion. clubhouse ana lone
cottage has II bedrooms. 3 bathrooms
library price; $3.50 Also. cottage next lot 4 IN ~
T AEn;, oS!h'Tohs >'oo Address OWNER. Box S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
4 100000 BROADWAY DEAL.
PLOT NEXT TO TOWER BUILDING REPORTED SOAO
TO Erect Big office Combined Parce- omo" Buys the
fnna Bergen Farm, In Brooklyn

each o5x1no. voluntary sale; to Kuntz for s12sOO
I'abai cor lI8th-st IS. 10x105 3x1O0 vacant
voluntary sale; TO for $500 Fophsnaye n 8
So & n Of lalisade Place 25XlUO with gore
IO4 voluntary sale; parcel to d uGH Tor HIo@U
gore to + Esilfbrun for SlOI3 falisade flaeS, =
PoDIam ave, 36 4N30tN irreg; voluntary SAFE u
I}r0ea for >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
WOMAN SELLS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Arnold & Byrne have sold for Annie E O'Conno'
to Louis bernstein Nos. us and 12o West 137th-st
a five story apartment house on a plot 4-N 100 rect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
OLD wLLETT STREET CHURCH SOLD.

George q. nallock jr & Sons have sold for the
New-York East Annual Conference TO the Consre-
cation Anshay Chased Bralystok No ) TO Is
Wfett-st the old Willett Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church property The size OF the parcel is looN
GET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
BrOOkLgn Propertu to Let.

FOR SALE OR RENI--New modern. tEo-famiIy brick
Il and house, Mape-st. Prospect Park en-
price. $500:
covers al expenses X. G. & ". Y. MCDOSALD
134 Broadway. brooklyn y. y.
FINHREE la RC;E HANDSOME APARTMENTS. for
merry private house: six light and bath
parQuet floors TUndry piazza grounds iani,or
heat: $50 up 500 JeTerson-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
eANKRuPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-12
Furnished apartments to Let.

June TO OCTOBER three rooms bath: cool location
- HOUSEKEEPING or bachelor suite; cafe convenient
F. r.. 4i6 West 1iSth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
woman Rules Snake Indians.

Alexander Posey, interpreter ard
diplomat of the Dawes commission,
who recently spent some time among
tie Snake Indians TO secure evidence
needed in making record of Creek In.
dians, tells of a strange discovery he
has made
Among the fullblood Snakes he
found a woman who is the modern
Zenobia Of her race, Her Indian name
is Fahnee She can not speak Eng.
lish. but is considered a woman Of
wisdom among her tribesmen. She is
50 years old, and for years there has
not been a council of war. or any
other matter of import TO the tribe
at which she has not been present and
given advice,
she is always listened to by the
men of the tribe, and seldom has her
judgment been at fault. She has been
in sympathy with the faction. which
has always resisted the allotment of
lands.
She has never led a band of In.
dams in fight, but she has taken
very active part in shaping the policy
of the tribal government for the last
twenty-five years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
General Weather Conditions.

An extensive area of high pressure
conferred yesterday morning in the
middle Rocky Mountain region Pres
sure is lowest along the New England
coast
The temperature has fallen in east
ern Missouri. throughout the Ohio val
ley and middle Atlantic states. and In
Tennessee. and risen in Mississippi,
Louisiana. and northern Montana
Within the last Sc hours very light
has occurred at scat
tered points in the middle Atlantic
states, in southern Arizona, and in
Minnesota: elsewhere the
weather has continued generally fair
Ice Conditions-Chester river full
Of ice. Cape Girardeau. heavy float
ing ice. TIL Mississippi river at Cal
70 continues bank full of very heavy
floating ice
p. II. SMYTH Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
Gertrude Ewing.

The Evening Democrat Of Little
Rock has the following to say Of one
of tJa plays the Gertrude Ewing COM
pany will present at the opera house
next week. This company opens their
engagement Monday nigdt in Slaves
of the Far East"
Gertrude Ewing. The charming
southern actress. ami ler superb com
pany demonstrated last night that
even a minister's love Is not 10 be de-
spised The play was called "A Min
ister's Love" and it. was good That
is the play was OF course the love
part was all righa Iecauss The audi
ence v0uched for o. Louis Dean ia
the character of Rev. John Van Buren,
made good He is suited for the par.
or rather that particular part is suit
ed for MIN. Somehow one always
thinks about things serious and sen
timyntal whcn he beh3lds Louis Dean.
And Miss Ewing was as good as ever.
The only trouble aboH. her remaining
ia city one week Is tha' an Inc adj
ipc'ivcs SET stale It's hard Oh fell
low when Dc has to tTy Jo say some
thing meaning toe same goodness
every day in the week Miss Ewing is
toasted day over the city Ellsworth
was a. good as usual That's enough
for him. because ne is always good.
Miss Gertrude Harrington filled her
bin acceptably. Miss May Hamilton
tore up some paper And by The way.
she's great when she come caring on
the stage
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03

That this conclusion was reluctant.
" reached is evidenced by the fol,
lowing paragraph in the report:
Before closing The report the un-
dersigned desire ITO say that II has
not been an easy or pleasant task for
them to file this report and thus differ
with their Republican colleagues ON
the joint contest commission. Their
desire and inclination was to be able
TO decide in favor of the contestor
and join with their said colleagues in
and recommendation to that
effect. They have taken this step on
~ after most mature and deliberate
consultation of the evidence in the
case
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-03-03
. . ~ . - . y . . Q .
. ADJUSTMENTS. .
o o O o o . . . o o o

At the Weiting opera house, syria
cuse New York, the dispenser of paste
boards was satisfying the demans OF
a long tim for a forthcoming produc
ton of AS You Like H." when one
rather low browed individual in the
line having at last reached the wicket
inquired:
WHAT is the show you're selling
fOr?"
AS You Like It" briskly responded
the box offica man
Wall, like Uncle Toms Cabin
purity we'll gimme two seats.
AT the Cairo opera mousse for a mat
inee and night on Saturday, March
It'll