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Evening star., 1908-01-10
ANXIOUS TO DEPOSIT
THOUSANDS OF PERSONS BE-
SIEGE SAVINGS BANKS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January 10.-Convincing
evidence of the public confidence in the
savings banks was furnished today, when
thousands of depositors besieged various
institutions, anxious to deposit money to
get the benefit of interest from January 1.
This Is the last day. according to no.
tices posted by all savings banks. on
which deposits Of money will draw inter-
est as from the first Of the year.
Thousands Of persons not only Cancelled
today notices of withdrawal which they
sent in last October and November. but
they put additional money in the banks.
1t is expected that. counting from jan
uary ], more than 10000. 90 will have
been deposited with the thirty-seven saw
ings banks In this city by the time the
windows OF the receiving tellers close this
afternoon.
Most picturesque were the lines OF de-
positors that formed in the large savings
banks The rush became so great that IN
some cases four and five windows were re-
auired to take care of the depo .tors.
Majority Of Depositors Women.
The majority of the depositors were
women, carrying their bank books in their
hands. with the greenbacks and the yell
lowbacks sticking out. Many Of the de-
positors were foreigners, and in the East
Side banks interpreters we-e on hand to
aid the depositors
Officers of the German Savings Bank
said that that institution had received
1900 deposits. amounting to $1.50O. 600.
since January !, and had opened |, 450
new accounts.
The bank received 100000 in deposits
yesterday, which was about 100000 more
than 1t paid out. The crowd of depositors
became so great that three special police
men could not handle the throng.
President Charles E. Sprague of the
Union Dime Savings Bank said: Last
year we paid out in the fir it ten days in
January $2JOOOO more than we received.
This year we have received 100000 more
than We Maid ont
Evening star., 1908-01-10
FRENcHMAN SEES CRISIS.
Member Of Chamber Of Deputies
Causes Sensation.

PARIS, January 10.-Lucien Millevoye
member of the chamber OF deputies
WIZ first achieved notoriety by his con-
nection with the Boulanger movement, is
the author of a sensational article pub
lisicd this afternoon. in which he calls
upon Great Britain and France to inter
vene in the American ia panese crisis
before il is too late. He declares that
Great Britain, supported by France,
Evening star., 1908-01-10
THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
y.y yTIMnpE Md Januarv

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. January 1O-WHEAT-
Firmer: spot contract. 1o4ai04A: spot No. 2 red
airy. I05al05A; March. lo7a107A; May. 11OA;
steamer No 2 red. 1OOAalOI: receipts 1870
bushels exports, $4,000 bushels; southern on
Grade 1O0a1O4l2.
CORN Unsettled: old spot mixed 65a. a66;
old No 2 white 65s, ,a66: new spot mixed, 64$. a
6;s. asa steamer mixed. 6Oa, a6l receipts IS. 7l9
bushels new southern white corn. 60A a6iA ;
new southern yellow corn 61Aa65h
OATS Steady No. white. 561aa57h: No. 5
white 5ia56ia No. mixed, 5iaJ4l.: receipts.
s237 bushels.
Rhythm: No . western export 90: No. 2
western domestic, 9la92: receipts. 64S bushels.
IAY-Firm. unchanged. &
GRAIN FREIGHTS-Rate fairly steady, un-
changed
Evening star., 1908-01-10
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.--Regular call 12 o'clock noon-Capital
Traction rs. 81 600 at 1l0A.
Columbia r. R. 5s. $500 at 102.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. 4s. $4,000 at IS.
81 900 at 76. 81 900 at 76 $1,000 at 76. 8, 900
at 49, 81 Oo0 at I6. 900 at &C. $500 at 763s.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s, s., 900
at 100. 81 900 Mt 10Oh.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd.. 10 at 7lh,
20 at 7ila.
10 at 1877 at 1877. 10 at 1866. 10 at 1885, 10 at
196.
After call-Washington Rwy. and Elec. As.
81 900 at 16. 81 900 at 76.
Capital Traction. 40 at 1o312.
Mergenthaler Linotype, Is at 1854. Is at
1855, 10 ut 1855, 10 at 1854, at 1885,
Evening star., 1908-01-10
MORE TIME FOR MILITIA.
House Passes Joint Resolution
Already Passed by the Senate.

The joint resolution extending to jan
uary u. 1910. the time allowed militia
companies in which to conform their or
ganization. armament and discipline to
that prescribed for the regular forces Of
the United was passed by the House to-
day. The measure passed the Senate be-
fore the Christmas holidays. and now goes
to the President for his action.
Evening star., 1908-01-10
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. January 10 : Trading in
American securities was light at the
opening today. First prices were a frac-
ton above parity. but later the market
became irregular and at noon values wer,
from q below to x above yesterdays New
York closing.
Buying orders from New York caused
a recovery in the afternoon and the close
was strong
Evening star., 1908-01-10
Transvaal Gold Yield.

LONDON. January 10.-The TransvaaI
yield of gold for the month of December
makes a new record. The output was
5S3. ..,o6 ounces which is 3S 400 ounces over
the previous highest yield for month.
The value of the December output Is
placed at g.. 1860.
Evening star., 1908-01-10
Randall B. Corbin Dead.

Randall Beauregard Corbin died yes
terday afternoon shortly before o'clock
at Providence Hospital. Funeral services
will be held at Lees undertaking cstab-
lishment this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
Evening star., 1908-01-10
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, January 10.-Wheat was firm
at the start today on strength in Euro
pean markets. but weakened later on sell
ing by some of the leading bulls. May
opened unchanged to Csc higher. at LOGS
to 1.07. and Sold off to 1.O6l4a1 .OG3s
May corn opened hahc lower, to a
shade higher, at 6O7s to 6lls, and sold off
to coz.
to 61is. and sold off TO co.,.
May oats opened shade higher AT 54is.
and sold off to 54Aa54as.
May provisions opened quiet: pork off
2lAc to sc. at l36Oa13 6o1a; lard. 5a72c
lower at S.1oaS 12l4, and ribs down DC, at
7.32ia.
Close: Wheat-May. 1861 July, 9Ss, !:
September. 953s.
Corn-May, COZ: July. 59a5gis. Sep
tember, 5S2,.
Oats-May. old, II aJ41.: May. 5oasa
521a: July. old. 47a; July. 46;s Sep
tember, 39:s.
sraIsnnslH. rarksnnaary ~: lsao MsH May; so7 ~
Ribs-January. $50; May, 10.
Rye-Cash. S31..
Barley--Cash. 30al:06.
Timothy-March. 40.
Clover-March. 17.25.
The low point for May was reached
al 1853. The market rallied slightly
during the last hour of trading on re-
ports of improved export business. The
close was about steady, with May "a
lower at 1864.
Corn was weak throughout The ses-
sion. May sold down to 6o1a and closed
weak at 6nIs a net loss of LAS.
Liverpool Grain Prices
LIVERPOOL, January 10 = Closing
wheat: Spot firm: No . red western win
ter, as 11i.d; futures steady: March.
SIS 1Ssd: May, SIS sd. Corn: Spot firm;
prime mixed American new. firm at is I'd;
prime mixed American old. firm at rs Sd !:
futures quiet; January. Us os.d; March
1s 5Ad.
Evening star., 1908-01-10
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. S1.4Os,77O. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, $500. .o34 ;
customs, sS4O.225; miscellaneous, $1,O73,-
10. Expenditures, $2.3S0OOO.
Evening star., 1908-01-10

PORTLAND. Me. January 1o.-GeorSe
+. Evans. vice president and general
manager Of the Maine Central railroad.
died today at Vanceboro While on tour
Of inspection.
Evening star., 1908-01-10

y . : - DE-
Bar silver. dull. :5hd per ounce.
Money. per cent.
Tho rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills il IN per
The rate Of discount in the open market for
three month bills Il 4As per cent.
Evening star., 1908-01-10
The World Of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bank
ers and brokers. 1419 F. street members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
Stock Excl lge and Chicago Board of
Trade
Evening star., 1908-01-10
CURB QUOTATIONS,

Furnished ny r. r. Chapman & Co. &c. B.
ChipuIan, managprl. members New York Stock
Exchange, 1901 St n
Evening star., 1908-01-10
Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations, there being no change
in balance OF the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper, 49ss
Am. Car & Foundry, 81
American Locomotive. pfd., S612
American Smelling. 1875.
American Sugar, 1857
Anaconda, BIZ
Atchison, Top. & Santa F'e, 69Js
Atlantic Coast Line 7OIa
Baltimore e. Ohio $40.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, ~
Canadian Pacific. 1567s
Chicago. Mil. & st. Paul, 111A.
Chicago & n. W., IA.
Colorado Fuel & Iron, 2Oas.
Colorado Southern. 25L.
Consolidated Gas. 1O2Ia
Delaware and Hudson. 165
Denver and Rio Grande, 2Oa.
Distillers' Securities, 3:,.
Erie, common. 15A.
Erie, 1st preferred, 331L.
Erie. I'd preferred. 23ly.
Great Northern pfd 120ss
lnterboro Metropolitan, IL
Louisville and Nashville. "a
Manhattan Elevated, 1o21a
MO, Kansas and Texas, COM, 25Is.
Missouri Pacific, 42h
National Lead, 40
New York Central, 412
n Y, Ontario and Western, "a
Norfolk and Western GAY
Northern Pacific. 1928.
Pennsylvania r. r., 1928.
Pressed Steel Car. 20%
Reading. 1857.
Rock Island. pfd., 2S34
S. l.. and San Fran, I'd pfd. o9is.
Southern Pacific, 741e.
Southern Railway 9h
Southern Railway. pfd, 80.
Texas Pacific, 20l4
Union Pacific 1223s
United States Steel 271a.
United States Steel, pfd.. 9l1.
Wabash, 10.
Wabash. pfd. 49,
Western Union. l7l.
Woolen Goods, 1873
BONDS
American Tob. 6s. 991s.
United States Steel IS. SS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CHEAPER THAN GALENA.
So Says Original Witness of Com
peting Lubricant.

F E Fechting. formerly purchasing agent for
the Atlantic Coast Line. one of the witnesses in
the government suit against the Standard OH Com
nanv said yesterday that the New York Lubricat-
ing COMPANY. a competing lubricating OH COM
psrv had satisfactorily fabricated a railway, and
had done it cheaper than the Galena Signal OH Com
many the Standard subsidiary. Another witness
testified that the Galena experts had authority
o,-er those in charge Of the lubricatins OF the
roads and exercised a sort of espionage
Roswell Miller, chairman Of the board OF dl-
rectors of the Chicago, Milwaukee St Paul. the
A-sr witness said that without the Galena oil his
,os5 would not have reached its present state
of efficiency. No competitive BIDS, ne salo' were
asked for because of the excellence OF the GaIeIa
service He said several Standard on men were
directors of his road, but they did not attempt 10
inA,,ence the selection Of the supplies for Inc
railroad Passes were given TO the experts ana
a1so n the men of the Union Tank Lne' announcer
c+ordard subsidiary. Mr. Miller believed 1lat this
was allowable. , -
In the afternoon W z. Hodges, general pur-
,1,asioa agent of the Atchison, Topeka d santa
t,a said the Santa Fe had contracted Tor oflVer
tral,a shoes from the American Brake Shoe ana
1,o,,rdry Company, in the same way as Ior tIie
I,,t,scating oil The purchase was maze py ING
ION under guarantee. and not by the piece VI
,zen This evidence was sought to onset the gov
o,+ charge that the contracting method OF the
-11aro coynranv was opposed to fair competition.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 2-Ran In Texas and Oklahoma
caused strength to-day in the local wheat market,
the July delivery closing at net gain Of &c Corn
was sc to s4c higher. Oats were sc hlsher- Fro-
visions were 21zc higher to 212c and sc lower
The wheat market firm all day because OF
continued wet weather in the Southwest. which
may delay harvest operations decrease or f9oeUVo
bushels in the worlds visible supply. liberal de-
crease in stocks in the Northwest ana adoluonat
crop damage reports from the Southwest. AdVlces
from Tennessee, where harvesting has already De
gun claim that the yield is Unexpectedly small
The market reacted from the top on proht taxing
but closed firm. July opened shade lower 10 a
shade higher al 90&c TO 907sc, advanced TO atsc,
and -four were equal TO 279 800 bushels. Primary
receipts were 100000 bushels, against osV0 oushels
on the same day last year. Minneapolis Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of 2s2 cars, against
247 cars last week and Al cars year ago.
Sentiment in the corn pit was buish all day. be-
cause OF the continuation OF wet weather IN sec
tons Of the corn belt, and because or small local
receipts. Commission houses and bull leaders wer6
good buyers. but offerings were small The mar
ket closed strong, and at the high point July
opened 1c and 4c 12c and sc higher, at 6S7sc to
6Ss4c, sold at 6S1sc, and then advanced TO 6stsc,
where il closed Local receipts were 24S cars, with
SO of contract grade.
The oats market was firm. in sympathy with
September, which in fair demand by con1ms-
sion houses. July opened 14c higher, at 47c. sold
at 4s2.c, and closed at 46sc. Local receipts were
209
Provisions dull and easy. The market was
depressed by a SC to 10c decline in live hogs and
by the monthly statement of contract stocks or
provisions in store here which showed the amount
of lard to be almost double what it was one month
ago. At the close July pork was shade lower, at
s13 20 to S13 z lard 22c TO &c lower, at $ 523
Ribs up 21ac, at 81 As
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, SIX
cars; corn, 90 cars: oats 90 cars, hogs. 3No head
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
R0yDOUT SIPHON BIDS.
{ PEARSON & Sons, UhO We're Lo1g
nn TaIIblE V0rk. M0u Yin.

-.s B1z-d q Water Supply yesterday opened
Is for ths construction Of the .ondout slphon OF
= Cs,ssfu sausduct i looks as if the firm Of
Pesrsos & Sons which PIT n the low bid for
es WslkiH siphcr only 70 have Il rejected. pre-
s--sy On account CT fear OF complications with
~ ,-,rizstiors had made the lowest bid Tor
= s-.5ur srhor This is 2 tunnel under the
Ena- Creek. near High Falls, Ulster County
s.- III and q half miles loTg, with eight stla1ts
m q 70 q feet deep. The tunnel Will have 10
Z srsi through dozen different kinds OF rock
|.ta haYs diameter Of lfs feet, and is 70 be
Il; VIII concrete.
-1s5 we're I've bids for the work-from the Deg
z Contracting Company, Inc I A Gillespie COM
;-E : Pearson d Sons, the Macarthur Brothers
,-pzy and the Bradley Contracting Company
aEt were seventy different items on which eacn
= 1E These vii be tabulated. The Tork may
Ez lsau E3llbt1. i was believed that yesterday
s1-Es bids would fal below that figure
ls Pearson & Sens firm bid nearly SL7e1,v'O
sE Ire engineers estimate on the Waikiki Val
Efho- IL Nay z and S1Gy0,000 below the next
IVES l5ier. But the contract was refused them
Z hozrd thinking the firm had not taken into
s1-t Ire eighy hoGr and prevailing rates o1
F3a Labor nen also opposed the Pearson n'1ll
a1gGsh one. getting the contract The success
extractor will have 10 furnish $4,000 BOND:
2 Is faithful performance Of the work.
2Elss-s Of the board are working OF scheIn'
inning water through three steel pipes over
z seo q the Waikiki Il Is said saving OF
N zeal Of raorey may be made by this plan
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
RUSSIAN LOAN NEEDED.
u. Kokorsof Proposes Issue of
500 900 900.

ST. Petersburg. June IN Kokovsof, Minister
OF Finance, has sent letter to the Cabinet, pro-
posing the immediate issue OF internal loan OF
500 900 TO cover the deficit in the 1905 budget and
other expenditures which cannot be deferred. The
approval OF the Douma will have 10 be obtained
II has not yet been decided whether the loan will
be realized through bank syndicate or by popu-
lar subscription Fifty millions Of the loan will
be applied 20 the decii, 100000 to famine relief
and s300O00o0 TO the ministries OF War and Marine.
principally for the increase Of munitions OF war
and stores The issue OF this new loan is advisa-
bic before ratification of the budget which pro-
vides for a number of large credits to be imme-
diately available and threatens TO deplete the
treasury The recent reduction In the rate of dis
count shows that money Is fairly plentiful in
Russia.
The arguments brought forward by M Kokovsof
are strengthened by the showing Of the stock mar
ket Government securities have risen steadily for
several months and are now higher than they have
been since the war. The loan VIII bear interest OF
5 per cent, and probably will be foated by bank
syndicate The state savings banks will take about
s25,oO0 600.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CUT In STEEL. PRICES
Announcement Checks Bull MoUe-
ment IN WaU Street.

Notwithstanding the decision at the recent con-
ference Of steel manufacturers to maintain prices
Tor the summer months, announced yes
terday In both steel bars and structural shapes.
the reduction in both classes being about 81 ton.
The first advancement of this from Pitts
ourg 1t caused considerable surprise IN Wall Street.
aho checked the bull movement in the stock mar
ket, prices of the leading issues falling several
points The cut however. not wholly unex-
pected by the trade, which has generally held the
pener that reduction bound to come.
Following the receipt of the dispatches from Pitts
ourg giving details of the cut in bar iron, ex-Judge
II ID Gary, chairman Of the United States Steel
Corporation. who has been one OF the strongest ad-
Nocates OF the stand pat'' policy, issued the fol-
lowing statement:
no Soine Of the smaller manufacturers of steel bars
NIo nave not been in consultation with the larger
steel bsT have been for some time selling
petition and some of the largest manufacturers
have reached the decision that they viii meet the
to the views of the steel bar committee 1t viii not
affect prices generally nor interfere with the move
tonS
Mr.. Gary said later that he. had not heard Of
any cut in structural shapes, and did not believe
'he report was true. He denied a that the
cut in bar iron by the Steel Corporation was
forced by the Lackawanna and Republic compa-
MES. He said he believed these companies had
stood by the conference agreement.
Although Mr.. Gary had not heard of cut in
structural shapes. other steel men said 1t was
tneir understanding that a cut had been made.
One big manufacturer said it was due to the re-
duction in the price of steel bars. and would be
general throughout the country. About 10 per
cent Of the total output of the steel mills the
United States consists of structural steel. Steel
bars are used principally in the manufacture of
agricultural Implements
Within the last two weeks the pig iron situa-
ton has shown marked improvement. between
0o.eo and 100000 tons having been sold at gradu-
ally better prices The price Of No. foundry iron
has been advanced to sl2 so a ton. Birmingham for
delivery in the second and third quarters Of the
Year. Producers reluctant TO quote iron for
delivery for the last quarter. believing conditions
will warrant much higher prices then.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

= q h - = while the tone OF the Wool market
2 folf.Hpeihy with London. prices are no nighel'
49, Ia q business las failed TO eNpafio isS- si
a l0ulse,,- -1el4ng domestic quotations are az lo'
- ezzle, = hyl-s. Ohio and Pennsy anna LeeeeS
- Sg5s--- -is72Sc5 N5 J. washed, SIH"Zc, 10 =
sst sss.ss1c; Ene. unUashed 13M20c; lue, UnEneE-
: q tesSs--c one-hsif hIood cofubng 2o124ci three
s1t-b4fE -5p25c. one-guzrref b!oSu coi4'
~, aela1e washed 3la32c: deislne unwas1ed,
~ SeV 4haercnantsble, 25@26c Michigan. 7" ls-
Elzssss5 siA teeces-FiBe. unHashea. lsg1Sc. Hs sc
ki.e-e1-t1. I5A24c. one-haif blood unTasheo' =
tzsssIsl guns blood. 4nwashed. 22a23c' one-qusFifF
q SttefeS1f <vG&lc. Kentucky, Indiana ana -nis o
s,5,[se-liis blood. .5U2zcs OGe-quaTfeI Die5o-. -
- Z - values Texas-Fine, j. months. 5"qo<,
---4iilf. 4JagsJc. fI-le fail, s-H Sdc %1ii
) 16sslsrh. s2asse. Nlsale County 37M3sc; South
- 5sgss-a- free. 30132c. oregon-lSastefn - 1
-. SGsS, LastsIn 10 clothing 5sGJGe: Fal!es
= Y s,srSN- Fertitory-Fine staple, 5ido9cs I@lie @
:. .asthiBg ,gea2ci ane medium clothing, sSg1s.
~ hioo- ss9S9c; one-half blood, 459i 1ee ihife
isSs- sspz5c, one-S1uarter blood, 42a43ci puiie'
- hne A, 6gg52c, a superE, 44289c-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

YTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
i the grace God free and independent. TO ths
Francis Asbury Palmer Fund, Cecilia Palmer. SylveS
D. Hustled and David r Miles. as EXecutr1x alft
Executors r. Palmer. deceased W ll-laTn =
Anderton. Elizabeth P Anderton Woodlawn CeIfleetV
Association Palmer Christian College. Union CHRISTIAN
College Trustees Of Hamilton COLLEGE Congresatiorat
CoIntv Temporary Home Destitute Children. Zion
ColIese Chaplin Home for the Aged and lnHrrn. Pres
byrertan Hospital CITY Of New York Presbyterian
Cburcb OF Bedford, York. and RodeFicS j ken
nefy. administrator OF Francis ? Kennedy. de
ceased and persons Interested in the estate ot
Francis A Palmer. late OF the County OF New York:
deceased as creditors. next OF kin or otherwise send
You ana each OF you hereby cited and required
personalv to be and appear before Surrogate OF
tbs County OF New York at the Surrsgates Court oc
said county held Records the County
Of York. the 2ISt day or July. 1905. az halt
the forenoon OF that day then AM
there 10 attend judicial settlement OF the %
proceedings OF Charles J. Day William O ABBOTT AMI
Tastament Of said deceased and such you as
hereby cited as under the OF twentyone years
are required appear by your guardian. II have
one have to aul apply for
To be appointed. in the event OF neglect
failure 10 do a guardian will be appointed ths
Surrogate and FOR IN the proceed
ms. .
the Surrog4tss Court OF the said County York
IL 81 G Thomas Surrogate Of said county
the County York. 25th day os
MAY, in the year Of our Lord thousand nine hun
dred and eight
DANREL r. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogztesf Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
'.--oas IN bankruptcy were fled yesterday j
-lisd States District Court as follows:

'.--aas n bankruptcy were FLED yesterday IN
-ai4d States District Court as follows:
-5@i7ia5y .S-5 against the Jacobson Brilliant
~ ~ CHARLES SEIka 3; CO. and others, Win
= - ss-5 81. Alexis =. Bartlett was appoint
---',sI The assets were said TO be Sl,-VU
s-.--e!F against Rudensky x Bernstein, clodh
i l-@Eers. at No. 81 East 11th street, by u l..
~ 70 and others, whose claims aggregate
-fse-9tsEy against Abraham schwalb: Of No;
- ou street, EE Harry T Pond. WiloSs
sF4-. s--tll = for eggs furnished the aI!esed
ssaedules Of Ethel Eichner, dealer in furnl-
- 10 -6l East 125th street. show liabilities
s'-'S e and assets Of 1907 Is. including
u ..,syQ' household goods, $1,000; stocks ana
+1-.eeeles q the Plasnon Company Of Amer
- - has IFS plant Al Briarclif Manor, n y
So-ifies q 81 3s7 a3 and assets of s3z, 753 Ak
- ss un.iqUidated- There are claims 10 the
-, saul5s IS The stock is valued ~ S1,oVV'
- aho tools $1,000; household goods, Steo-
e.'--'gal creditors arc John Hays Hammond
<~eee'' Mass. for pronissory notes. Ss'oVo'
4, = = natleTs. Of Oak Plant, Cal, $1,000 FRANK
6s 10 Nassau street, assignee OF HafoIo
t5.s &. 81 law a.
IN -eouies of William Rothstein, maker OF
zr2 or No. &c West Houston street. show
ssyN " sl5,6I7 81 and assets OF s14,246 o. IN
s- s-A' @ll,9o0; machinery, $3.50; debts que
= p'sltS T. bank. *423 66.
~ -s144eE C Sraeow & Miller of No. ~
e- show liabilities OF 81. so 60