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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-11

WE ARE ON
THE GROUND
AT BULLFROG

We told you to buy pool oertincs1es OF stock ot
Montgomery Mountain Mining COMPANY, st weeks
AGO, at z cents. Now selling at above '@, Md
youi ~
IA cents, iess than three months ago. These shares
are now selling around 81 .so-nearly 1000 per cent
pront.
h.ndsone buy Al IS cents. IL Is now selling around
as. and will see q dollar shortly.
When BullfroE Amethyst was boGginS In Rhyolite
n, : cents, we picked Up o couple OF hundred thou.
sand shares at that ngure for our clients. We are
now bid 81 for 100. 900 OF these.
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G., IN. & d. SYSTEM LOSSES.
Cutting on OF Rentals and Dividend Guar.
antecs Already Shows Results.

Nlttt NH VI NV ohhu Va
antecs Already Shows Results.
The completes annual reports Of the Gin
%cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railway
and tina Pere Marquette, which it leased
until a few months ago, when the two
roads were put into receiverships, were
published yesterday. The report shows
that for the year. ended June 80, 1905.
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton con-
tracted a deficit OF $3.50. 10. as compared
will a safplus OF $3.50 .293. accumulated the
previous year. The Pere Marquette shows
o still greater falling of. the deficit having
been $22, 40, as compared with q surplus
the year before Of 81 800, $40. This bad
showing ia made still worse by an increase
of fixed charges Of over $500 COO on each
road. Part Of the heavy drain upon the
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton was due
to charges for rentals and dividend guar
sntees upon lines which il had leased. Most
Of these arrangements have been annulled
since the receiver was appointed. and II was
said yesterdaythat the savings which follow
will greatly. aid IN .rehabiitatlng the prop
erty.
II is announced that H majority of the
az per cent collateral trust notes of the
Company, issued under its collateral trust
agreement of March /, 1905. has been de-
posted with the protective committee. The
time for the deposit OF the notes with the
Central Trust Company expires on March
n. The March 1 interest has not yet been
paid, but a technical default does not take
place until May 1. The protective conf
mittee has not as yet announced what ac-
tiou Il will take.
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Greene
Consolidated.

More accurate, reliable and
prontdbleipformatiOn concern
ing Coppers. the active stocks,
the mines and the metal
market is to be found In the
Boston Commercial than In all
other publications combined.
1t always contains Walkers
Weekly Copper Letter" in
full.
Those who know OF tho
record made by this letter
during the past three years
will tell you that no copper
shareholder or other investor
can afford to be without it.
Tho Boston Commercial Is
edited by Geo. L. Walker, who
makes frequent personal visits
to the mines and writes with
full knowledge OF his subject.
He is a recognized authority
on Coppers.
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WE GET THE REAL
FACTS o THE
N BY SEEING

We can guide you right In your Bullfrog invest
ments. Our Mr.. B. r Taylor got his early training
on Wall ST. and In the great newspaper orices OF
two continents. He knows markets, men and
stocks. Our Mr.. F. W. Ghnhths is q Salt Lake
mining men who for years acted as private adviser
In mining matters 10 an operator who has made
fifteen million dollars In gold. silver aud copper
mining.
Both have been on the ground at Builfrog over a
year. There isn't a foot OF mining ground on Bo.
nauza Mountain, Ladd Mountain, Montgomery
or for hfty miles either side OF them
that we don't know and know well. And we know
ALL about ALL the mining companies operating
here. Ask us by mail or telegraph a specific qucs.
ton, and see what kind of a reply you get. We
assure I'D II will be satisfying. II is our proud
boast that we arc Bullfrog encyclopedias. The
best or nothing" is our niotto, and our ncws service
is built on this plan. :
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COPPER, TIN AND LEAD.
Liberal Demands and Firm Prices Cover
Domestic cts for Refined Copper.

All domestic copper working markets are
active. In these numerous channels business
is as, good as II was a year ago. In electrical
lines the activity Is remarkable and IL stimu-
lating analogous lines. There are few cleo
trical apparatus factories that are without
contracts in hand that will occupy the works
to the end OF the yesr. Several Of the more
important makers of electrical wares In part or
wholly Of copper are months behind deliveries
and are pressing the copper reinere for
metal. The rolling mills for copper and
brass and the makers OF architectural bronze
are very busy. Many large plants In these
lines are working overtime. Thus II 10 that
copper buyers are OF the opinion that this
years increase In consumption will overrun
the amount bought last year. Among copper
producers there is a common belief that
conditions at home and abroad warrant the
ruling prices, and that the demand 10 running
neck-and-neck with the supply. For future
delivery. lake and electrolytio are. frm at
lSXc.@ 1870. Casting copper Is In large
demand and small supply for immediate
wants. The best brands are isXc. PIG tin
Is steady and in fair supply at so.2oc. aa6: CSC.
Prices Of other metals. Lead. pig. spot. New
York 5. SStdS.t5c.s spelter, refined. 6.25d6. BOO:
anthony. i4H6i5ho.; nickel. t5647c.; alumni
mum, No. I in gots, $50: domestic tin. plate,
basis. coke, 100 lbs. $3.50.
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THE TIME TO BUY is NOW

We quote from our Market Letter of this week:
at will be remembered that w placed Bunfrog Amethyst to the extent Of thou
sands offs shares less than three months ago at 15. Since then this stock has ad-
vanoed to above Bc.
We have already referred % or transactions in Seyher Humphrey
"A few weeks ago W re- put out Manhattan Combination around fifteen cents
Since then a great strike has been made o. the property just as we predicted and all
stock has been withdrawn from the market, and it is impossible for IS to induce
the company to let us have another share at the Price our clients bought it.
The time to buy is now; Jumping Jack Manhattan at thirty and Manhattan
Buffalo aft fifteen are two splendid opportunities. We do not think anybody can
make any possible mistake by gathering in rs many shares of these two companies
as he car afford to carry: We believe that the possibilities of profit are more than
great, and that it is another case of investing a little money, waiting a short period
. a little while longer and taking a bigger m
Manhattan Consolidated has advanced to above 81 per share: Manhattan Deg
ter has advanced to fifty cents; Seyler Humphrey has advanced to above forty.
Manhattan Mining Company has advanced to twenty-five. All of these we're nHt
out at from so to $50 yer cet. lesst tina their present market prce Within n nst
two months. Jumping Jack Manhattan and Manhattan Buffalo Mining ma
will repeat these performances n W @ urge or friends lot to miss their oppor
tunUy. 1t will in all probability lot be necessary for s to call attention IL tbse
stocks in any future market letter because we are assured that there will be NJ stool
/ OBJ had within a fortnight from now in either of these companies at presentnr prices =
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Fiscal Agents

There Is a general complaint among archt-
tects and contractors that the outlook for
new work is not hopeful. High wages, re
stricted hours OF labor. and the dearness Of
most kinds of building materials are re-
sponsible for a marked falling OF in building
specifications In comparison with the records
Of a year ago.
In the export trade for steel products bust
ness Is showing small gains over sales shipped
last month. Four export houses report a
fair amount Of busin ess from the River Plate
and Brazil-mainly in railroad material and
mining machinery and tools. The most i'm
portant prospective business in sight for
foreign account relates to the wants OF Russia
for an enormous amount Of railroad and
shipbuilding material. As related TO TIE
Sun by the chief officials Of two domestic
steel corporations &. the placing Of tn ese re-
quirements will be to the amount Of millione
Of dollars, and Will be awarded to the In interests
which can bring the best influences TO bear
in helping the Russian Ministry OF Finan &c
place q large loan. German and Fren ch
f1nanciers closely tied In busin ess with I'm
portant steel working interests OF those
countries are leaving nothing und one 10
prevent the placing Of Russia's wants In
steel products with United States makers.
As was recently illustrated In Turkey by
French diplomatists and In Asia Minor by
German foreign ONCE infuen ces, repre-
sentatives Of those countries seem to act
~covertly as drunmers for the steel busin ess-
as was lately shown forth b. the award OF
the Galatea Bridge In Turkey, which the
French Ambassador got away from American
bridge builders despite the able work done
by Consul-Gen eral Dickinson.
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PROPOSALS.

FORT WOOD. n. Y. H.. March 10. ,ooa -,,..
proposais, In tripiicate, for constructing one al
mihhttaton building, one double set non com :
70 s,orehouse here, will be received herr until II I'd
a, M, APnl 10. 1900. L. 8. reserves right 10 reject
Won, Enve1opes containing proposals should be
nooTsed Proposals for administration buildtng
Constg. y, n. N~NNShL'
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In domestic steel products business is
exhibiting the quickening influences Of
spring trade, In the general metals trade
and among wholesalers Of many lines OF
steel wares business Is shaping out well
for a lively trade. The tin plate trade,
which has beer quiet for some time. Ia i'm
proving by the placing Of requirements Of
can makers and the tinsmithing trade, In
about two weeks most OF the can makers
will be buying largely In tin plate, In
standard rails there Is little new busines
ant lclpated for several months. The work
on hand Is enough TO keep the rail mills
going for a long time. In sheet steel and
shapes, trade is looking up, especially In
the central West and Southwest, For blllets
and bars the demand is running we'll for
account Of the numerous plants that work
up such material for hundreds Of uses. For
pneumatic tools. steam engines. air com
pressors, heavy mining machinery, steel
rope. steer wire. fencing and nails. the mar
kets are gaining IN volume. A thorough
canvass made by THE SUS OF 1874 selling
agencies for steel and steel products In this
city discloses that for all products, except
heavy railroad material, business Ia coming
forward TO the full In volume equal to that
OF a year ago.
In structural steel there is no improve
ment. Mills are running on past conditions.
OF new business the volume is uncomfortable.
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Capitalization 100000 Shares
Par Value 81 each. Full Paid. worcestershire.
Treasury Stock 100000 Shares
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,
Examine These Facts

The Manhattan Wonder Gold Mining Company owns one OF the biggest
gold mining properties in all Manhattan. The ground covers IFS acres.
There are two groups Of claims. One consists OF the Prairie Dog,
Black Warrior Lode and the Tom Thumb Fraction, and the other COM
prses the Thos. Davis, the Tom Moore, the Danny DrscoN, and The Mangon.
The Thos. Davis group, OF 80 acres, lies midway between the Seyler-
Humphrey and the Consolidated, both sensational shippers OF high grade.
The Prairie Dog group, OF As acres, lies contiguous to several Of the
greatest properties on Manhattan's world-beating producer, Gold Hill.
Both groups are surrounded by great gold mines and great gold mine
prospects, and through them big lodges OF gold-beaing rock have been
traced. Assays of $50 per ton and upwards have been had from a dozen
places on the surface.
Development work has just been begun, and it is expected that within
90 DAYS several great gold mines will have been disclosed on the companys
immense property.
The company is already deriving an income from the water supply
on its claims. Water has been developed at rs feet and is supplying Man
haitian with all its needs.
Low Price of Stock
Considering its prospects, Manhattan Wonder is one Of the BEST
BUYS IN MANHATTAN at the price, 20 cents per share.
The time to buy the stock is before the great ore body is opened up.
When that happens, the stock will soar to par.
Manhattan has been under development less than three months, yet
all Of its mertoious stocks have advanced from so to 300 per cent. over
the price the treasury stock were sold at. Manhattan Wonder may be ex-
pected to repeat this performance promptly.
Subscriptions should be forwarded at once to either OF the fiscal agents.
The right is reserved TO advance the price OF the shares without notice.
Fiscal Agents
3. H.. sCAEFTELS g. CO., 122 Monroe ST., Chicago.
THE MANHATTAN CO., INCoRP, Manhattan, New.
and
JANUARY JONES CO.,
As Exchange Place, New York, and Goldfeld, New.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE TEXAS q PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.

Ihb AbAAo hThb"HA W.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Company will be held al the once OF the Company,
No. 1895 broadway, New YORK CITY on "Wednesday.
entation OF the annual report and for the trans
action Of such other business as may come before
C. z. s~ATTERLEE. Secretary.
Nov York. March /. iS0G
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u HAVE
MADE THOUSANDS
WITH OUR
INFORMATION
HOBBY HoolIgan SHARED 81 % csnts are . .pIck

Happy Hooligan shares at 20 cents are a "pick'
up"
A rich strike OF shipping orc was made THURSDAY
In the Happy H~oollga an mine. BONANZA ore waS
encountered about 400 feet from the main workings
They have two feet OF ore that will run better than
$4,000 per ton. That makes q GREAT GOLD
NINE.
The company owns seven claims and a mill ste,
They have just purchased a water right which
will give them an ample supply for milling purposes,
The company has about 10 tons Of shipping ore
on the dump. which they are sacking for shipment
The ore Is practically free milling, and the COM
pany Is going to erect q cyanide mill at once.
The Happy Hooligan Mining Company's property
Is located In the foothills OF che Grapevine Noun
talns, eight miles west at Rhyolite, In the BrrtnE
Mining District, The company Is capitalized Tor
one million shares OF the par value Of 81 each.
$4,000 shares In the treasury.
The property is paid for absolutely and has no IN.
deotoduess. The original owners had done Re
tween $4,000 and Us 900 worth OF work before The
property was taken over by the company. The
work consists OF q tunnel 1854 feet, a Wine 81
feet 20 feet Of drifts. and on the vein north and
south surface cuts and trenches amounting -
40 feet. Assays taken during the progress Of the
work show from SIS to so. The property is Looked
upon by mining men as being a high grade milling
proposition. The formation is lime and ]porDhyr%
contact. The company has ordered and paid 70 =
hoist which will be Installed very shortly, TheH
propose sinking on the contact. The ores which are
practically free milling, will be treated by cyauiuo
process. and the company proposes 10 cree, a NIL
without delay.
shares a gin at 20 cents. Wire us your orders ~
buy and we will pick up for you some shares We
know where q bundle OF this stock Hes. and ws
offer II subject TO prior sale.
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Telegraph Your Reservation

Telegraph your reservation offs shares and let our remittance follow by mail
Don't delay. Hundreds who waited too long to buy Seyler- Humphrey shares at
80 cents are o paying so per cent. advance or more N that figure, and the same
has happened to hundreds who RENTED too late for Manhattan Corn
binaton shares Don't wait Use the wires Remember, we have never been
connected with a mining enterprise that vas not a SUCCESS and we ever sound n
false alarm; The opportunity that is offered at this moment in Manhattan Buffalo
We do not expect to find necessary to advertise this offering again. Act promptly
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Company Facts

The officers of the Manhattan Buffalo Mining Company are: {. H. Elliott
NJ B. OFarren, secretary.
Mr. Elliott is a member Of our corporation. His record a a successful mining
mar in Nevada is equal to any. Mr.C Camp is the superintendent of the January
mine of Goldfeld that has already produced its millions Mr. Lindsay is cashier
Of the State Bank and Trust Company of Goldfeld.
The companys capitalization is 100000 shares of the pr value Of b each
Fully paid. worcestershire. 400 O0 shares have been placed in the comnanvs
and the net proceeds from the ale of these will be used to develop The
property.
be Immediately advanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Mrs Annie NJ. Mccormick has filed suit
In the District Supreme Court for legal
separation from Walter A. Mccormick,
alleging cruelty. She asks for the custody
of the only child of the couple and petitions
the court to enjoin the defendant from
threatening her.
While playing on the porch at his home,
GIG i street northeast. about $50 o'clock
yesterday, John Toole, three years of age,
fell and sustained a fracture of his right
arm. The injured child was taken to the
Casualty Hospital and given surgical treat
ment.
King Travers colored, twenty-four years
of age, whose home is at 2224 18th street
northwest, failed to keep out of the way
Of an automobile while crossing Bright
wood avenue near Petworth yesterday af-
ternoon. The result was that the pedes-
trian was knocked down and injured. He
was taken to Garfield Hospital. where the
physicians found that he was only slightly
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Norfolk and Washington steamers TOT
Fort Monroe Norfolk and all points south
every day In the year at $50 pm
Electric trains from 18th street and Penn
syvania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly
10 am. to s pm. Arlington and Alexandra
every twenty minutes.
Cars from station at Aqueduct bridge FOR
Arlington. Fort Myer and Falls Church
half hourly.
Kensington Railway Company station
Chevy Chase Lake; cars from Chevy Chase
Lake to Kensington. Md, every half hour.
Ferry steamers Woodbury. and Callahan
to Alexandria half hourly from $3.50 I'm. to
$50 pm.
Electric trains of the Great Falls and Old
Dominion railroad leave station at seth and
NJ streets for Great Falls every half hour.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount
and 2:3O pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
Grand Finale to the Meal.
G. & S. Pure Cream Ice Cream. Druggists.
Advertisement.
Wills Filed for Probate.

The will OF Amanda NJ. Dean, dated De-
cember p, 1904. has been filed for probate
In the District Supreme Court. She directs
that $40 per month be paid to her sister,
Martha A. Sibley. for life. OF the remain
der of her estate her son. Edward c. Dean.
is to receive five-eighths and her daughter.
Elva A Paul. three eghths.
BY the terms OF the will of Malcom B
Gordon. dated February 10. 1905. and filed
for probate in the District Supreme Court.
the entire estate is devised to his widow.
Sarah l.. Gordon for the remainder of her
natural life. At her death II Is to go to
her heirs. The will names Mrs. Gordon as
executrix.
BY the terms OF the win of Giovanni
Malatesta dated May 2 1902, all of the
estate OF the deceased is left to his two
daughters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
POLICEMAN UNDER CHARGES.
John. B. Lipscomb Accused Of Assault
With Weapon.

John B. Lipscomb. policeman Of the sew
enth precinct and an old member OF the
force. was made a defendant In the Police
Court yesterday, when a charge Of assault
with a dangerous weapon on Daniel Boyle
was filed against him. The matter has
been under investigation by Prosecuting
Attorney Ralph Given for q time, and today
he decided that warrant should be filed.
Policeman Lipscomb was notified that this
action would be taken. and he came to the
court yesterday morning and fled bond
for $1,000 for his appearance in the court
when wanted.
This charge is the outgrowth of the shoot
ing Of Daniel Boyle July % last, when a
bullet from Policeman Lipscomb's revolver
inflicted a wound which has confined him in
the hospital practically ever since.
According to the statemeno made by Po-
Mceman Lpscomb at the time Of the shoot
Ing, 1t was entirely accidental. He claimed
that Boyle was acting in disorderly man
ner near his home on the Conduit road and
that he the officer) tried to place him I'M
der arrest. When he attempted to do so,
he said. Boyle ran away from him and he
drew his revolver. thinking he might fright
en- he fugitive and thus accomplish the
arrest
With the weapon in his hand, he says, he
started to chase Boyle and while he was
running the revolver was accidentally dis
charged. the bullet striking Boyle In the
leg. After the shooting Boyle was removed
to the Georgetown University Hospital. His
recovery has been slow and he still Is una
BILE to walk. On account Of his condition
he was unable to come to court yesterday
to appear in the case, and 1t was therefore
continued indefinitely.
To Prosecuting Attorney Ralph Given the
prosecuting witness claimed that while he
was being chased by the officer the latter
deliberately pulled his revolver and shot
him in the leg. The case was one only OF
a misdemeanor, for which, 1t Is declared. an
officer is not authorized to use q revolver
to effect an arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-03
EXCURSIONS.

The inconvenience once entailed in vis-
iting the Great Falls of the Potomac has
been entirely obviated since the opening
Of the Great Falls and Old Dominion rail-
way. The cars of this line come direct into
town, connecting at seth and M streets
with Capital Traction cars, transfers being
exchanged with the latter both ways. A
half hourly schedule is maintained. Great
Falls is beautifully Illuminated every even
Ing and there is dancing and music.
Leaving every day in the year at GAO
o'clock pm, the superb steamers of the
Norfolk and Washington line form a con-
venient and comfortable means OF trans
portation between Washington. Old Point
ington boats have spacious public cabins,
comfortably appointed staterooms and ex-
cellent cafes. The cuisine commands the
praise Of all passengers.
Kensington electric cars. leaving Chevy
Chase Lake every half hour, make conyen-
lent connections at Kensington with trains
of the Baltimore and Ohio road for Gath
ersburg, Rockville and other points on the
Metropolitan branch. The Kensington cars
running from 18th street and New York
the hour make direct connections with the
cars running from Chevy Chase Lake.
Autumn and winter are seasons OF de-
light in California. for they are known
only by the calendar, flowers and fruit
growing and ripening while our portion of
the country is succumbing to the cold
blasts of the storm king. The personally
conducted tours via the Washington Sunset
route offer attractions to persons Of all
means. One may travel very economically
on the tourist sleeping cars, or In the height
of luxury via the Pullman cars included
In the train equipment. All benefit by the
use of oil instead of coal on the engines,
for ctnders. smoke, ETC., are eliminated.
Special-rate round-trip tickets and one-way
tickets are on sale now over this route.
For information apply to A.. ]. Poston.
general agent, Gil Pennsylvania avenue,