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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
CAR DECLINES TO
ACCEPT WHITES
RESIGNATION
WARNS PEASANTS HE is TOO
BUSY TO RECEIVE ANY
MORE DELEGATIONS.
RADICALS VERY WARY
viii Refuse to Take a Prescribed Oath
Until tha emperor Should Have
Sworn Fidelity to the Con-
stitution.

ST. Petersburg, Ap:il 12.-TAe
sirana, a Conseryative-Libegal news.
paper. today says that it has learned
from high authority Chat ihe emperor
has declined to accept Premier Witte's
resignation.
Minister Of the Interior Durnoyo has
sent a circular 10 the governors Of
provinces. telling them not to send
any more peasant delegates to the
emperor, as be il 100 busy to receive
them.
4 caucus Of constitutional Demo
cratic members.elec Of parliament
mas been called for May 4 to formula,e
line of action for the party. Dis en-
siCns have appeared, however. aal a
split Is probable.
Radicals Are Wary,
The most radica menbe,s favor a
plan according to which they would de.
cline to take prescribed oath until
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
ONE YEAR IN THe PEN.

New YORK. I2.-R -cUrder GoT
today sentence Frank Hawkin. tU
the peni'entiary for one yea. Haw-
kins. who is an iron worker. was con
vieted Of assanlting Samuel Anderson
un February - Hawkins with other
iron workers had Quit work ou one
II the Post and NccorI contracts ami
Andersen hal been employed TO take
the place of one 0f the strikers. An
dsrson was met by q crowd Of strikers
and beai en-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
wITTe HAS THE BEST or IT.

St Petersburg. April f2.-Appear-
anees indicate that Wit;e is having
the best Of the fsht with NJ mister o.
the Interior Duruovo. and the down
fall Of the latter is only a question Of
a few days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13

by tic grand jury of Ryans Washing
ton Life company, the report of A.
y. Juliiard to President Peabody Of
IN, Mutual's affairs in Europe. Il prom
sc cabled by Peabody 10 the policy
holders Is that tae.r grievances would
be rcmedied: an effort by the Euro.
pcan manager - ostahleh q sepa-atp
company in England with himself as
president an1 tho discovery that G. F.
l.sEor Of the Mutual's board OF rms.
tees was on a mystetlous mission in
The west 20 obtain proxies. Il g. be
leveJ. thai viii in7urc the retention
Of the control of the poliSyhoIders
mcnev by the Standard oil gang which
hitherto has played ducks aud brakes
with Il and reaped fabulous fortunes
for themselves
Summons Means Nothing.
TIL summons thai was served on
Fields merely cites hi INTO pui In an
appearance iD court within twenty
day from the date the document
bel:s. II does not ten him for What
ne - Mrfuf'f Hbi tue HdiNFt Nl ilf
complaint - be brought against D m.
In fact. as ii stands It means nothing
Il may De- followeI with bill of par
iiculars or permitted TO drop a. the
Mutual clique may deem be for thelT
own interests
Wall street miled at this Ia at
tempt of Ihe shrewd manipglstors of
insurance companies surpluses to
throw sand ia tho eycz Of the publ
and ccmplimentei Fields n hi- quick
ness in calling 'he biuff Nobody be-
iieve7 that the suit is to be prose
cuted honestly
Jerome Helps Scheme.
IN harmony with the bluff a,tion
begun by the management Of the Mn
ilal life against Andrew Fields was
the coarse pusued by District A.toE-
neT Jerome in connection vita The
Insurance thieVes
Instead Of prosecuting tie big men
in the three large concerns who. Ike
tCOnunued on sixth fage-l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
MURDER SEVEN sULeARIANs.

Salon ca. European Turkeg. April
IA band Of Bglgarians o. Vtrjani
Ultar. near Seres. April Sth. murdered
seven BulgaIian patrisrehists. includ-
ing a woman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
KILLED BY FALLING BARN.

Marysville. Kas, April 12-In the
collapse Of q barn during a storm to
day Frank Anderson and James
karoushe were killed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13

AT Bo 60 Trecase The carabinicry
1foTe the people before the fiery ava
'anche but the fimsy built house
We're no protect on against the einder3
md ashes, tasking the rocfs or strnag-
y bull waals all Saturday. The wedge
at Of the volcano thus destr lycd
xtends Ten miles az leat. with
width Of twenty or thirty mic
Fancy the thicldy popuiate copa.
rs Of yineyards lying under three to
six inches Of asshes and einders
while above to the we [ tho yu'can9
in full activity - dis rigrting 70 the
outer edges Of the circle the fate aal
YOU will have an idea Of tie o. late
impression of the scene agaly col
osaf and heartreuding
Two miles below San Guiseppa. we
truck einders which the old 'efs were
shoyeling, making a narrow rosd for
he refugees Our driver begged %
'-om completing ths centsac. to take
Il to San Guiegeppe
we had not the heart to insIst 50
he re t Of the journey TO the ailgav
" Palma eight miles. made labor.
'nsly on foot for three h0urs through
'liding cindsrs, In many places tem-
)orary shelters had been bnilt by the
-oadside Ike children's playaoases.
Here women were huddled with their
begging awaiting the coming OF sup
plies which the army had begun 70
distribute. The men were occupied In
hoyeling cinders from the roofs and
stores.
Many two.wheeled carts lad n with
salvage drawn by donkeys or pushed
by peasants were making their way
'long. the women VT bundles on
their heads or carving poultry. In
he square Of San Giuseppe was an
encampment of soldiers with low
tent. Near destroyed church in
cc7~ge yellow linen shrouds were the
bodies Of 80 Of the 105 persons who
LOST their lives The peasauts wece
sad but uncompIainlng. In fact. for
80 excilable people they We're won
derfulIy calm.
AT Palma We succeeded in catch
ing a train for Naples"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13


Naples. April f2-While The news
from Vesuvius today 1: ro-ssu- Ing.
conditions here IN Naple. ar sach as
to make It difficult 10 To'lize that
conditions are actually br'ie~. The
wind is carrying the hes In this Z
recfion. Towards evening Too fan Ok
ashes and clnders here wa worse
than at any time since th9 eruption
began.
Scenic effect, vary fro mhou- -
hour. Now 10 the north the sky is
chocolate c1lo-cd lowering and heavy
under which men and women with
their hair and cloth nc covered witt
ashes move about Ike graz g1o Is.
Fort san Martino as IL towers a5ov"
the town can only just be -eer. while
Castle Del4oyo is boldly markell ia
light. seeming like liver against tha
brown sky.
Souia beyond Ire snuba lits smii
ing sunny Posllire aud i,s pen n uin
while far away glistCn- the sea.
deep blue. on which islands seem 20
foat in tha glow Of he sei Ing sun.
Adding 20 the strange picture. enc -
the French men of war ha arrived
I'm me bay and il SO PLACED a. 20 De
half in glow and falf oi,scurcd by the
belt of falling ashes From The Or
So vatory IF Mount Nesuvius. where
Director Mareucc is cJntinuirg his
work In behalf Of science and huu1ani.
.v the scene r. enc Of great imprcs-
-iysness. TO reach the ob crTaiarr.
on must walk miles over the hari
.uei but bot lava covered vifa sscd
until be comes 20 a uoint whence moth .
ne can be zen but vast gray reacaes
Ia an This lonely waste fdere is NJ
lie or vegetation. and Do so1nd IS
leard excepi the Tow mutterines of
De volcano One -eens slnozt t7i-
yelled % scream aloud 70 break 'a'
iorr bio stiffness Of a land seeDi-gv
orzotien by Cod aui nzn.
Every CAV that passes gFcs nv
violence Of the ma gii-rds g ne
f<.-ss-..-z - -f~ee Durna
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13
Like Coed Serpent of Fire the Molten Lava
Vomited by Volcano Destroyed Everything II
In Its Path
GODS MALIGNANT UNDERWORLD
FURY OF vEsuvlUs.

FURY vEsUvUs
Molten serpent fire turnsg s
head right or
Damage done 10 Rich vineyards
VesuVus are lost forever buried lava
Whole effect appalling
estimated
less.
Fifty houses the municipal buildings at s,mma
have collapsed !
sarna town 10000 inhabitants
del Greco have beer eyacIatcd
Ashes and feetd .
1t is known that fully 1000 persons are ead. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13

THERE ARE fresh notices N the
Peoples eo'unn q The Bulletin every
morning. n yer.erday's dicn't interest
you this mornings may. Read them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13

HE WHO is content merely to wish
for success Is not likely to be success
ful. This applies to business as to all
others of Ife's activities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-04-13

tconunued on sixth fsgeJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
TREASURY SURPLUS GROWING.
May Amount to szs. 900. 900 At the End Of
the Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, Dec. The Treasury sur
nlus at the end OF November, according to
corrected figures given out by the Treasury
Department to-day, "a SIS, 775,5ls, OF
which s7,27s, $50 was derived la the last
month. A year g there was q deficit in
the Treasury amounting to si7, ocl sos, 30
there has been a change Of NOR than
s3s, 100000 In the Governments balance
during the last twelve months.
II the present rate OF gain In current
receipts as compared with expenditures
should be maintained there would be a sur
plus at the end OF the fiscal year Of at least
SIS, o 1000, which Is an abnormally high
figure. The receipts OF the Treasury in
November were SIS ,6O2 .4es, and the dis
bursements 81, s22 sos, The gain in re-
oeipts as compared with November Of last
year was more than $500, 900, while the
Increase In expenditures was only about
u 1900, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
BTG WHEAT DEAL RUMORED.
-Four Million Bushels Sold In Chicago
-Schwab Said to Bc Interested.

BulO 10 &c nuL6fe4teO.
CHICAGO, Doc. i.-Deliveries Of wheat on
the Board Of Trade to-day. aggregating
1000 900 bushels, broke all records for a
number Of years. The grain was put out
by the large elevator concerns on Decem-
Der contracts and most Of IL was taken In
and paid for by commission firms.
In making heavy deliveries the elevator
men, 1t Ia declared, were actuated by a
desire to silence the cry Of unfair business
tactics raised against them following dis
closures at the recent investigation Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission. This
showed that several leading Chic ago con-
Germs were parties to an agreement whereby
they were able to control the grain stored
in public elevators.
Some Of the brokers entertained q doubt
that all the wheat delivered out to-day
went INTO the hands of outsiders. h
elevator men, they said, had merely re-
sorted to spectacular methods, making q
pretense Of putting, out the wheat. which
hands.
This assertion, however, brought forth a
strong denial from those who believed
that the elevator men were acting In good
faith. It was pointed out by, the latter
that the bulk OF IN wheat, fully 10000 0
bushels, was taken by the firm OF Shearson,
Hamil 4 Co, which firm ID supposed 20 have
had il bought for the account Of Eastern
capitalists.
When il became known that nearly all OF
the wheat put on delivery had been taken
in by leading firms, rumors that a big deal
was under way in this market were re-
vived. Charles M. Schwab and p. A. Val
entine of New York, and A. M. Lichsern
and A. I. Valentine Of Chicago were named
"a the principals. The last named operator
In looking after the active end Of the deal In
the pit. He bought nearly 1000 900 bushels
of May wheat yesterday, and was active on
the buying side again to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
WORLDS PRODUCTION OF GOLD.
DTRFCTOR or MTNT PLACES 1T At
1910, 2SS, roo IN 1905.
Africa Leads " Ih sIls,s1s.l no and ths
Initrd states Il second with an output
NJ SIS $50. soc -IncrsaEe In The Out.
put IN Alaska, Colorado and Nevada.

w 'GCNN 'Ns 49, 49,
put In NIaska. Colorado and Nevada.
sHINdro Dec. The stock Of the
vorli'- gold was enriched in 1905 by the
r,o5lction of new metal to the value
Of ss7s. 80, 200, this output being nearly
,oou1O. 900 larger than that OF 1904. In giving
III, final estimate the Director Of the Mint
aid to-day that the largest producer Of
gold last year was Africa, with an output
ofslI3.s29, 10, while the United States ranked
second. with sss, $50, 100, and Australasia
Thru, with SIS, s76 500.
~, important gains in gold product ion
we're t7.7l6,OO0 by the United States, s27,.
as N 10y Africa n s2,05S 300 by Mexico.
Losses in gold production were 81 ,slS 900
nv canada, 81 $40, 800 by Australasia and
8? 5ll 800 by Russia.
All Of the principal silver producing coun-
tres showed a falling on in the output OF
that metal compared with the previous
wear. the United States, Of 500 600 ounces;
Mexico, 81 S,ise,o00 ounces; Australasia. OF
1000 o0 ounces; South America, Of i,742, 900
ounces, and Japan OF nearly I 600 900 unce
The average value OF silver in New York,
based on London price converted at the
current rates Of exchange, was oi cents per
fine ounce, which may be compared with
6s cents for 1904, 81 cents for 1908 INC 50
cent, for 1907, the lowest years price on
record.
The largest silver producing country in
1905 was the United States. with q total pro-
duction Of So .101. 900 fine ounces, but Mexico
vas a close second, with 81, e52, sos fine ounces.
The gain in gold production in the United
States last year was due largely to the in
creased output in Alaska, This years
unofficial estimate OF the production In that
territory shows an even larger gain a
vas shown last ear, for the total will GER
tsinly reach t2O;0OO,OOO Director Roberts,
in commenting on the production OF gold
and silver in the United States last year.
said to-day:
The most important changes in gold
production are shown by Alaska, which
advances from 80, 1870, 500 in 1904 to s14. s25 600
in 1906. Colorado shows an increase from
s24, Ss5 500 in 1904 to SIS, 70l 100 in 1905, due
10 freedom from labor troubles. Nevada
shows a gain from 81, 1907 800 in 1904 to t5,-
$50, 100 in 1905, and a gain in silver from
2,8e5, 100 to $3.50 500 fine ounces"
The Director Of the Mint says that Nevada
will show for 1905 a much larger gain in both
gold and silver, and that the State seems
likely to make a contest for first place
40 a producer of the precious metals. The
total output of silver Is about i,S00, 900
ounces under that Of the previous year.
the three heaviest producers, Colorado,
Montana and Utah, all showing a decline.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
PROVES DRUG Trust EXISTS.
q. Q. Court HoIds That sherman law was
Violated. but Grants New Trial on Errsr.

a.. Q. Court Holds That sherman law was
Violated. but Grants New Trial on Errsr.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. There wa flied
With Judge Merrick, Clerk OF the United
States Court OF Appeals to-day, the opinion
OF Judge Archibald az a member Of the court
OF the Third Circuit disposing OF the case
brought by G. q. A.. Loder, a retail druggist
of Philadelphia, against certain proprietors
Of patent medicines, manufacturers Of
pharmaceuticals and druggists supplies, as
veil as certain retail druggists. Loder
charges these with an unlawful combina-
ton, practically amounting TO q trust,
which he says was employed TO ruin him
in trade.
The Circuit Court Of Appeals, which con-
sisted OF Judge Gray, Judge Dallas and
Judge Archibald, regards the case as i'm
portant because the United States Govern
nent has brought suit against the Retail
Druggists Association on the ground that
they have combined contrary TO law. such
combination being substantially the one
which Is discussed in this opinion.
Judges Gray n Dallas concur In the
opinion fled by Judge Archibald. The ac-
ton was brought under the Sherman Anti
Trust law, and the combination accused is
one devised and put in foroe by the several
Affiliated associations in the drug trade,
constituting what is known as thei-drug
trust
Loder Is what is known in the drug trade
A. IN aggressive cutter Of prices, retailing
his goods at figures below the schedule
fixed by people who are memb ers Of tho
alleged trust. When his methods became
Known and he had refused to become q
member OF the Philadelph Ia association
affiliated with the alleged trust be says
a circular was sent out to all tho whole
salers and manufacturers OF drugs and
chemicals advising them that Mr.. Loder
had refused to conform with the fixed prices
and requesting that they refuse TO sell
goods to him.
The result Of this was to cut Oh all sup
plies 10 Loder. After that date, he COM
plains, he was unable to obtain even a tooth
brush or a sponge without resort to sub
terfuge and the loss Of discounts.
The finding OF Judge Archibald decides
that Loder established his claim with ref
erence TO a trust, that the druggists have
formed an illegal combination and that
Loder was entitled 10 substantial damages.
But the case falls because of a grave tech
meal error in the trial and Is sent back to
the lower court for a r~ehearing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
OIL ECfisssres .Fistuiss, trsstsA osl,. Lstest aethsss
7 lkE0 lafss.stisa est. u. c mas .i07B. 234s. NJ
n wANTED-MALE.

THE OSBORNE COMPANY Of New York re.
Calendars for advertising purposes IN q territory
where ne business Is already established, and "a
Increase II. We want the best man who can be
had man OF high character. good education,
and a hard and persistent worker. An experienced
calendar salesman who has q record that viii oroye
he can sell the goods win naturally be Ffven prefer.
ence and will be paid salary II preferred. This
y = chance for The light man TO work WITH . splen
never sold calendars. n you arc . real salesman
we would be glad 20 talk with you. This PROPOSE
sourcefulness and nehung qualities that BRING
success, and the rewards are In proportion. First
Tuesday, Doc. . and ., from 10 20 u A. N. THE
OSBoRN COMPANY, Hubert and West Streets,
New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
Coinage at Inc Nlnts I'm November.

WASHINGTON. Dec. during the month
Of November the silver coinage OF the
United States mints dropped to s,850, 600
pieces, valued at q, 1853, 500, owing TO the
high price OF silver bullion, which caused
secretary Shaw to temporarily discon-
ttnue the coinage OF silver. The total coin
age during October reached an aggre-
gate ot 24,447. $50 pieces, and q total value
Of tls,577.S7O. The gold coinage consisted
o. G5,4SO double eagles. eagles and frac-
tIonal eagles, and was valued at $40, 96l 600.
nickels and iO,ss7,OOO cents, milking the
i,otal va.ue of the minor coinage s2S7 $40.
iTr the Government OF Mexico 10000
hity centavo pieces were also struck of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
RusINEss -OPYORrUNIrIEs


PARTY commencing suit for dissolution Of trust
deed dissolving tlOo.ooo desires 70 secure loan OF
pending litigation; very liberal bonus will be paid
TO lender: only thoso meaning business noed apply.
Box 81 Sun once,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
Increase OF National Bank Circulation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE total c~iroula-
Ton Of national bank notes on November
20 amounted 70 sSSs,ssO, $40. which was an
increase OF SIC, 2Os,5e4 during the month Of
November, and an increase Of toO, OSI ,2Oi
nnce this date last year.
The total amount Of Government bonds
or deposit with the Treasurer OF the United
states 10 secure circulating notes and pub
Nc dep osits aggregated 37O0, 23s, Ss5. OF
tnls mount s5ts ,O41 no was IN . per cent.
vonsols Of 1890, $40, 0e1 ,l50in 4 per cents. OF
zoe funded loan Of 1907, e2s, ga ,OeO In Panama
a bonds, and sSs,7s7,sOS IN State' city
and railroad bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The Annual Meeting Of the sons Of the Revolution
IN tho State Of New York will be held at DelmOnlco's,
Fifth Avenue and Forty fourth Street, New YORK
City, on Tuesday. December eth, 1908, at eight 2. n.
for the election OF Ocfcsrs and Managers and the
transaction Of business.
HENRY RUSSELL DROWNE, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

ia ACRES OF FINEST SAND PROPERTY. on
deep water: worth $4,000; win sell 81 $500; de
"N' MCDONALD. wIGGINs CO., zS7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
BOARDERs WANTED.

r Az sss~Sd door, near sIt6' pleasant rooms
single or double. for gentlemen: excellent table
elevator. steam heat: home comforts; desirable
location: reasonable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
INVEST IN CITY REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE--Four full size city lots in Greater
New York: only $3.50 each in easy montnly pay;
soon make them double In value: q rare bargain
for Q quick buyer. Address SACRIFICE. ooA AZ
sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
BUSINESS

II o WANT TO MAKE MONEY send me
regarding money making proposition; 50 ger cent.
was made In one day: many milions will be made
about; write me OF. call II YOU want 70 Join this
class Of money makers and I viii interest you;
references: I Will state the names Of nan who have
become wealthy following similar plans 70 thoso
New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
NV yfarcout Wireless.

8. Finland, for New York. was ITO miles south.
eaSt Of cape Race st A. ~. yesterday.
:. g; Paul; % E: r xS.s; r "a, 5oI,ylfv' mns'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

WANrED-Son Of q wealthy New York family
desiring 70 get In touch with the automobile buei-
ness. Address B. B., boz 100 sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
rTE GERMANA LIFE INSURANCE COM

The annual election OF Directors. OF The Ger
mania Life Insurance Company will be held at the
principal once Of the Company. No; 20 Nassau
Street, In the City Of New York. on "Wednesday,
the t2th day OF December, 1908, from II NJ. to 1
p, N. CARL HEYE, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
BUSINESS

GILLETTE RAZOR BLADES
reshaTpened as good as new for 7I1c. per blade II
sent 20 us IN lots Of SIX or more; money or stsmps
NEv-A.HQNE RAZOR sTRoP Co.
iBs Broadway, ". Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
MACHINERY.

WE ARE headquarters for new and second hand
machinery, pumps, boilers, engine machine tools
heaters. condense rs aud electrical machinery; wrts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


studios and Ofnces 90 Let
In BROADWAY STUDIO BUILDING-,7sl Broad
wsy. n, Y: very desirable location: subway station
sss 70 FHoMxs DiMoNp. 10 Wee. "a I e Ap'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02
LOST. Found AND REWARDS.

WILL rentieuan Who found white skye terrier.
KlnssbFtdrs syFfsee car, 9asuFday shout $50 2. M
Endly esmrqgninsls xt.a ewnsr oCALL1oaAN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

A-A.-A.-Agents and SAL smen wanted: | have
sx men In these odnces who have never drawn 70.
gether for any single week since We began sclfnx
operations less than 5000 As their share OF The
commissions earned. that Is, an average Of $500
apiece or more; one of them drew ii, 700 one
week, while another drew sl,l0o and three
or four OF them run up TO 500 or $500 each week
In actual money. drawn as their share OF com.
missions earned. give full particulars and ! VIII
reply likewise.
BENJAMIN. p. O. boz rl, N. Y. CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

CORPORATIONS quickly organized SO. lnclud
ing all charges expenses, complete supplies; book
ciArioN OF R~EGiSFEREb ATTORNEYS. 81 Mas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-02

ArxiveA-5ArURDAr. Dec
SIS Campanis. Liverpool, Nov: "a
Sc La Lorraine, Hayre, Nov. "a.
So Trave, Bremen, Nov. IL.
IS Nigeria, Gibraltar, Nov. 10.
SIS Deutschland, Shields. Nov. II,
IS BermudIan, Bermuda. Nov. y.
IS Uller, Demerara, Nov. 10.
Ss Prtns Maurts, Port al Prince, Nov. "a.
SIS BayAmo, Tampico. Nov. q.
SIS ri GA, Galveston. Nov. Is.
So Nuoces, Galveston, Nov. "a.
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