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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
OND
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-PrIces declined half a cent.
iollowins inuasuss nnnas and I'M de-
mana Buying had been eurtaiied by the
spsenGe o. yewm ors and afcnmuIa.
esyohu orsae Nor. stock il, Koinx
imto storage Than coming out the SUP.
$.diqm sfssas: SsF sy very :'S ss sSs,i a,as ssSi
'inues unusaaiiy good. bS. The heavy sur;
pips was greater man .ae ru msde w soasa
tske ea ns packinH STOCK steady. Prices:
crsamery; en,ra; ,! score; zoe 4" h ssdTe.
ssotihs' -ss,mstwe dairy tubs, ane.t, % nc,;
x xoea 20 TO- prime. ssm?5c.: Common to fair,
:igiSc! rsn9vIsyd e sssrns' :'S Srsts srs gs. "a
gsSnG ,m''e current make. nrs,s' :ii9
55aacc' naekIiny stock. june, fine, 20 ac,;
current wsks' .o''' NO. = ""''' lower
,,on nndsI adyicss Of a sharp advance in
non, y n Nav York and continued light
receIpts. There is no surplus in the mar
ket and dealers are nov taking IRON
to supply the, deficiency; fair amount
Of current make cheese Is going into stor.
age I Prices; and sI& coiore SnI speci mi,"' it%@
NAe aTsrsss fancy. s,dts e NOT
specials ~ TiIG. ss I'm a. lon '"o'
iOi htGSGa;&S,rrade continued quiet in III.
aesenes OF JswiS &. 0sy msnd su, under sood yet ts
me stoSn ~ ,hess grades and steady on
w wsG,um grades Qualify Of receipts gen.
ersIiy fairy good, Trade in storage .toek
Tor The moment is quiet on account Of the
excessive heat, but q fair movement from
storage is reported, Prices; Fresh gathered
extras, ?sia d 90 g extras hrss seAG
27lsc; hrsts, 2tg25hsG seconds Y.a
2S &C.; No, !, dlrtles, IVA u.le'i teiTiEer'
ator, special marks, fancy. sttu zee,
refrigerator nlsts' Ssu Sc. seconas' - Z
q22nc,; henttrS whites' me 90 ishssi d,
a 3bG' ~nenmery o'o""'' 'V"'-e' "M'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Renewal of strain IN this country's
international relations probably played
the most important part in yesterdays
fluctuations upon the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. There was all day an
undercurrent OF regardins
the international outlook and the bears
again brought It forward as a factor
on the final decline.
In some stocks there were substantial
advances for Il time. Crucible Steel
sold as high as Of ~, against S9L at
the opening, but 1t afterward got down
10 $50, closing at ST. United State:
Steel common. OF which more than 49,.
900 shares changed hands, opened at
75Hs, advanced to 76A. but in the after,
noon declined TO 74h, closing at 74s.
The most active railroad stock was
Erie common.
Commission houses handled a liberia
volume OF odd lot orders. Sales to.
tailed Alto shares.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
No sales OF Raw Reported-Ar-
buckIe Cuts Refined.

The raw sugar market yesterday was
dull and undressing. with no sales re-
ported. Refiners were willing TO pay
3 7-l6 cents for September Cubas and
holders generally asked 3h cents.
Arbuckle announced In the morning
that they had reduced their refined price
TO $50. This was TO meet the figure
OF the Federal Sugar Refining Company.
made late on Thursday. American Sugar
Refining, Howell & Co.. and Warner sold
sugar at $40.
As was expected, the announcement
made yesterday that United Kingdom
had purchased $4,000 tons OF graduated
had practically no effect on the market.
Sugar futures market on the Coffee Ex-
change was quiet and slightly lower.
prInes ware.
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Cottonseed oil market opened yester-
day | to 3 points up on near and d TO IL
points upon late months. Southern
buying orders over night TOR January
and March oil put those months 10 to IL
point up in the early morning, When
buying power was withdrawn the mar
ket eased OFF 3 to 8 points from the
early levels. Covering OF she . in near
deliveries and light offerings of crude
al the South steadied the market, which
became quiet. Market closed Arm.
Seed Is high and crude oil Is offered
sparingly, all on account OF the late cot
ton crop,
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Sealed proposals are being received by
tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company for
,hr sale to II to September 2s OF "a sur
nclent number OF the first mortgage bonds
~ 1889 OF the southwestern Coal and I'm
proVement Company sufficient to sNhaus'
a sinking fund account OF tl3l,bSS2l.
A circular on American Beet sugar, de.
scribing the business Of this company and
The market possibilities OF the stock, ha,
iust been Issued by A. A. Housman q Co
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WIN CITY RAID TRANSIT COMPANY.

TThs BOARD of b!rectSrs Nave ieHIareI :,
regular quarterly dividend OF one ana
three-fourths. per cent uS%l. upon the
Preferred and one and one.half per cent
this Company, payable october LIST. 1918. to
stockholders Of record At the close OF bust
ness sept embsr 10th. 1918,
Dividend checks will be mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trans
fer Agents, Nos, 1872 william street, New
York City, to stockholders who have hlei
" a. II. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
New York. September Ord, 1913.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Horn silver Mining Company for
the election OF Directors for the year COM
mencing January LIST, 1916, will he held at
the once OF the Company, Room SOj Me
Corniok Building. salt Lake city, Utah. on
Tuesday. october 10th. 1915, at IL O'clock
noon.
tembsr 18th. 1915. and reopen on Sep
TENDER 2Sth, 1915, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
EDWARD r EMMETT, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
Third Avenue Dividends Urged.

At a meeting OF the directors OF the
Third Avenue Railway Company yes
terdsy L. A, Manice. Paul Mcintyre and
Henry q. Wardwell urged on behalf OF
the stockholders that dividends be
started. The board took no action. 1t
may wait until the Public Service Com
mission makes Its decision on the COM
pany's application to issue bonds, Favor
able action II looked for within a short
time thereafter.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. lO.-Recessions were
recorded in such stocks as Chicago Pneu-
matte Tool, Stewart-W Warner and Sears
Roebuck, There was a good demand for
Quaker Oats preferred and a steady tone
was seen In Swift and In Peoples Gas.
Kansas City Light preferred advanced 8
points from the last sale. Bond marke,
active and closed Arm. The summary
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"Count" Gregory Released on Bail.

Supreme Court Justice Donnelly dis
missed yesterday a habeas corpus petit
ton brought in behalf OF Count Ber-
nard r. s. Gregory. horse show ex-
hlbitor, who was arrested on Wednesday
night TO he returned to Newport. r I.
on an Indictment charging larceny,
alleging that he failed to return a 500
stickpin which he took from "A Jewelry
store on approval. The court decided
to release Gregory in $500 bail pending
the arrival Of requisition papers.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

B,adstyee's reports ss5 business failure.
In the United states during the week;
ssfs'n . U.s.. rs !s. f and ' 10 P% gdf ,ne cS %fss @gH
sis,es had Is; New EEosissaadt, ~; sou them
Western. so, Canada had 81 against 81
failing .: per cent, had less than 5000
to 10000 capital.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
THOMAS POTTS, manufacturer and cut
ter, OF ornamental glass, AL Bowery.
sSSss; assets, iI,6Os, lie made an as.
siSqnwent on ThqrsIsy. -, ,,o r.,
l65th street Med a petition in bank
wTT4TRTyE Fy ihSti', Z MdRR iASssHA Nc siss1' WI,
furniture dealers at white. Plains, Med
a petition In bankruptcy liabilities, 81
1870. no assets.
scHMELZEn BROS, manufacturers o'
shcS jIssli,!i,s' ,sfsos assets ',s;;;s.
town, schedules show liabilities, 1851
assets consist OF stock and nxtures, vslu,
not given, ana book accounts. $50.
Assignment.
voLTuRNo ITALIAN WORKERS COR.
PORATION, grocers and meats, S5 Sixth
Avenue as' 4Hs to chsrlss g: Kir
ated on July II, lsi5, With capital stocl
OF IS, 900 to do a wholesale and retail
business In groceries and meats on tn,
cooperative plan.
Provisional Bond Of Assignee.
william ID, Gaillard, assignee OF Charlie
firm OF Beers a owens, stock brokers, 5
broadway, has been granted leave b,
Ale a provisional bond Of $3.50. 900. TIL,
assets consist OF cash In bank. t3l, ss7
securities, s32.O and a seat on the New
John W. Beers, the deceased partner.
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SOUTHWESTERN COAL AND IMPROVE
ME>T COMPANY
First Mnrfgupe HanIs

Sealed Proposals Nil be received at the
oftoe - The Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY, Nos. lb-94 william Street. New
YORK cry, for the sale to the Trustee In
accordance with the provisions OF the
Mortgage Of the LIST 81 July. 1888. OF a
sufhCient amount Of bonds to consume one
hundred thirty-oue thousand nve hundred
thirty --isht dollars and tWenty-one cents
tSl,aSs2 81 In the sinking Fund. The
all bids
Proposals must be presented before ~
O'Clock NJ, on the esth day Of September.
lsl1, and should be directed as follows
Proposals 10 sinking Fund OF the
SouthN estern Coal and Improvement Com
pany, The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
CITY"
II FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee,
by EDWIN :, MARSTON, President.
New York. sentemher s. 1919.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
pori.u,, Condensed MIX Company.

ANNUAL
The Common and Preferred stock Books
Of this Company will close ON September
18th, 1915, at 1900 NJ, by order OF. he
Hoard OF Directors, for the purposes oil, M
at 1880 A, NJ, on October s0th' 1915, ~
IL Exchange Place, Jersey CITY, y j,
1915, at 1890 A NJ,
" F. ID. SHOVE. Treasurer.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Sept. 10.-The market for
copper shares was inclined to sell lower
on light offerings. Alaska Gold adj
vanced more h a a point on fairly
active trading. Industrials and rail-
roads were dull. The summary:
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KELLY. TIRE COMPANY,

CuarterlN dividends OF Ia e on the six
Per Cent. Preferred stock, amt -. 70 on tho
Seven Per Cent. second Preferred stock OF
the Company have been declared, payable
October !, 1918, to stockholders Of record
at the c.ose % business September Is, 1915.
F.. \. SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York, September I, 1915.
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SUB. TREAsURY STATEMENT.


THURSDAY,
y NIh-Treasury 10 banks ,Sl3, 062, 900
y laAAs to Sub-TreAsury.. loo. 900
'"." % .Iuks on days trans
|. .r....tr s.s,s sac til,lbs,OOO
.lSHE FRIDAY LAST
rAl- .t S.u.Treasury to banks,. s22. S7t,O 00
Fsl' '' nike 10 Sub-Treasury ~, 900. 900
Ca no 1anks.......,.,.. ,Io,s7i.OOo
..... .aG..-'".',,".,.'',. t.O2G.O 900
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NIDENDS ASD INTEREST.
THE DrLurH,;SrrEioR TRACTION

The Board Of Directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend VI one per
cent. 40 upon the Preferred Capital
stock OF this Company, payable October
LIST, 1915, 80 stockholders of record at the
close Of business September 18th, 1915.
Dividend checks WIZ be mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY, Trans
fer Agents, No. l6-2. william street, New
York CITY. to stockholders who have tiled
mailing orders.
5. l. REICHERT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New York, September 4th. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11

Spot cotton at New YORK was quIet'
10 points decline, Mlddling. io.lOc,
southern spot markets were 8 TO 20
points higher. with New Orleans $3.50.
Galveston lOc.. savannah 9hc., Hous-
ton g e0c., Augusta 9.3sc. and Memphis
eG3r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept, l0.-The stock mar.
ket here was quiet and unchanged.
Bonds were steady and dull, The SUM
mary:
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ohoeh tS G@HbNh oeCoN iva <os HohSsp tNWC0u Hou0Ho ~ oou
Bonds and the Undersigned Committees
tween the undersigned Committee and such holders of New Orleans. Texas
& Mexico Division First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the ST. Louis & San Fran
cisco Railroad Company as have become parties thereto in the manner therein
provided, the Commits has prepared and adopted a Plan and Agreement
and its subsidiary companies and has filed a copy thereof with the Depository.
Any holder Of a certificate Of deposit issued under said Agreement Of May
1s' 1918, may. at any time within thirty days from the date hereof, upon sur.
render to, the Depository OF his certificate Of deposit, with a properly executed
OF the Committee of the sum fixed by the Committee as a fair contribution
for the compensation and expenses Of the Committee. 10 wit: so for each
$1,000 bond and Of the additional sum of sll for each 81 900 bond to REIN.
burse the Committee for the withdrawing bondholders' pro rata share of all
the Indebtedness, obligations and liabilities Of the Committee, withdraw from
said Agreement dated May as, 1913. and thereupon shall be entitled to re-
ceve bonds TO the amount OF, and OF the series represented by his. certificate
bonds within thirty days from the date hereof shall be conclusively and finally
deemed for all purposes to have asSentei to said Plan and Agreement Of Re
organization.
Holders of New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Division First Mortgage Gold
already deposited their bonds under said Agreement dated May 9s, 1913. may
deposit the Same under said Plan and Agreement of Reorganization at any
time within thirty days from the date hereof.
Holders of certificates Of deposit issued under said Agreement Of May ,s,
OF SAID Plan, 10 subscribe, TO the extent Of twenty per cent. OF the face value
Of their deposited bonds, for the First Lien Gold Bonds of the new Railroad
Company provided for by said Plan and thereby secure the benefits accruing
by reason OF such subscription. must. on or before September "a, 1915,
surrender their certificates Of deposit to the Depository and receive in lieu
thereof new certificates of deposit cldencng also their subscriptions and the
rights acquired by virtue thereof under the Plan.
Dated, New York. September , 1915.
sTEDMAN BUTTRICK,
LEWIS l.. CLARKE.
CARL A. DE GERSDORFF,
LEWIS B. FRANKLIN,
cvonov - w.,,vx ALFRED UCHTENSTEIN,
1--WE T. s9Tesny' G. 5: ". PACKARD.
col Is 81 eT TErsf SsH ffS&Hs city 5oHS T: sKEPLEY.
co Bro.d.a,i nSs s~ f%t cuy. Committee.
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Interior stocks and receipts were

Exports yesterday, 1901 bales. Total
nus Ear this season, 2l3.02i bales,
against 2IO76 bales last year.
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omlce of the United Gas improvement Co.

y W Corner broad aud Arch streets
Philadelphia, Sept. :, 1915.
The Directors have this day declared u
quarterly dividend OF two per cent. (sl.OO
per shareD, payable OCT. rs, 1915, to stock
holders Of record at the close OF business
Sept. ~, 1915 Checks will be mailed.
l. w. MORRIS, Treasurer.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.


tn aeaeipts from customs yesterday were
Internal revenue. ordinary. N,0j3,-
corporation tax. 81, los: miscellaneous
National bank notes received for
''.rupllpu. Sl..7G.3gJ.
Tie rn.h statement OF the United States
Treasurer for September 0 shows:
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THE FIDELITY r
THE FIDEIITY COMPANY
Collateral Trust Pour Per Cent, Colo Bonds. serie.A
with The Farmers Loan + Trust Company of New York. Trustee
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION


=. Notice is hereby given that or October L. 1915. m Fidelity Comrany will redecn
NuSoVV@ 90 face value Of the aboye- named iMe Of bonds being 5000 bonds ch "
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n, MAURICE LUMBER COMPANY.

ST. MAJ kiSE ~ Mn|H nursnant ~
Tho PROVISIONS OF Trust Deed dated October
sath, 1907, the following bonds have been
drawn by lot. for account Of the sinking
,S ~ aH
~ az i2s g3l 27T
rhe bonds bearing the above numbers
viii be paid at par and accrued interest
upon presentation at the once Of the under
siKned. on September sist, 1915, on which
date Interest on said bonds Will cease.
THE NEW YORK TRUST
Trustee.
C. +. HAYDOCK. Assistant Secretary.
90 Broad street. New York.
September ist, 1915.
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REORGANIZATION OF
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Railroad Company

To the Holders Of New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Division First Mort
sass Gold Bonds OF st; Louis & San Francisco Railroad Conpan
and Of Certificates Of Deposit representing said Bonds, issue
under the Agreement dated May 20, 1918. between Holders Of sal
Bonds and the Undersigned Committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11

TIE LIVerpOoI market opened Steady
There was a good business In spot cot
ton, with middling II points advance at
sl2d. Sales, $1,000 bales receipts, 500
blle=. al American.
Prices at Liverpool closed barely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-11

Eleven A NJ. bids TO Liverpool were ;
October, lO,I6c. January, 1866. :
March, lO55c. The market there Is due
to open to-day / to 2 points lower.
Receipts and stocks were:
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TRUST FUND,
rf''rn outstanding certificates u. 40. ST., $50
''... '-'li ash assets In Treasury z,l66, SOL, 7t9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
RUSSIANS WIN GREAT q
VICTORY IN BUkOWlNA
Washington Hears Germans Have
Suspended Submarine Warfare

Washington May isTe surprising statement ta the German
suspended for week, and will
main replied President Wilson's
responsible here today This impor
the that effort had been
made to liner Pennsylvania
calling off Of The
German here he
because
in world
Iusania has ciea,
period 81 OF the German submarine
Iusanta
apparently toredoed Tho day
admiralty would
toward hating the operations
correct 1T already
Wilson's demands and e st
indicates attitude the part of Germany The
to,s ia tina. Germany possibility OF greatly r-
ts,ns through further destruction
Of American decided that is the part of wisdom to
least until They know
.xax where they serious
tho present controversy government going to be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
MANY THOUSAND
AuSTR|ANS ARE
MADkPR|SDhERs
Balance Scale For Russian Re
verses In Calicia, According
To Official Reports
Battle North of
Arras Continues
Turks Claim Advantage III
Defensive Campaign Ger
mans Capture More Russians
and Claim Advances

London May ts.-0Hieisf and -
private dispatches isidlcatc thrt
the RussiaR successes in BHkO-
wilma are complete compensation
fer rcversc~ Ina Western Galicia.
THE Russians have rctaken
Czernowitz. che capital Of sAS
sTOSnlands, along with 2O,0U0
Austrian prisoners and they are
now marching ON kolonosA
The latest particulars represent
that the entire region batween the
Dns.rter AMI the Pruth is in Russian
hands as the result OF the decinivN
victories, while the Austrians defeat.
ed are in disofderly flight. They Rave
a be- ndoned The 10000 prisoners and
also important and powerfully organ
izeJ positions ora front of a5out
ninety three miles
The Russians report that their cav
airy is confirming .u harass the Aus.
trims in their flight, augmenting the
trophies already secured.
The cluster of roads nj BufowlnS.
particularly those in the direction ii.
Kolomoa. are occunying the Russian
attention at the present moment. This
A,lstrians have been reinforced along
that line aad VIII make every effort
to- ssfend the ely, rs II is the railway
center correcting Bttkowina with
Transylvania. and other Austro-Hun-
garfan regions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
BATTLE or ARRAS
CONTINUES HOT ONE

Paris. May lS.--The battle north
of Arras is continuing with unabated
fury. according to war office aT-
nouncements today. The bombard-
ment is being carried on by night
and by day. The French troops have
made slight advances, taking a group
OF houses rear the cemetery OF Al
balm, and have managed TO check
mary and very fierce counter-at-
tacks by the Germans.
The night communiqce, which tells
OF heavy rains and fogs, was as foi-
lows;
THE rain which has fallen stnce
Monday evening without interruption,
and q heavy .og which has prevented
us srom sighting objects az more than
100 yards. haye made all action inn
possible. There has been no en-
gagemeut or the front and even tho
artillery fire has beer very feeble"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-19
ENTIRE yAQUI NATION DECLARES WAR
ON ALL MEXICO AND MExICANS
Finding Their Rights Not Recognized BY Either Faction In
dian Nation Determines to Resume War Started Eighteen
Years Ago Against Diaz-C Capture Pumping Station.

vestigation Of q report that General
villa has ordered the destruction OF
the British owned Mexico-Hidalgo
Railroad line between Mexico City
and Vera Cruz. The railroad has
beer operated for some time by the
CarFanxistas out Of Vera Cruz to a
point west OF Jalapa- Representa-
tons regarding the return of the road
to the owners have been made to the
Carranza government and recently a
basis OF settlement, whereby the Car
ranz,stas retain part of the road for
military purposes and pay for the Of
the same, was arrived at.
Full protection for all foreign in-
terests In the Tuxpam oil district Is
promised by General Villa In q mes-
sage to Mr.. Myles, dated at Aguas-
calientes.
villa stated that ''all foreigners
friendly to our cause will, receive all
guara ntees and protection and that
he aad informed Paiaexe, the Villa
commander, that he would. be shsld
responsible for damage to snch prop
General villa. while in tho ncrtk
attending the funeral OF his brother,
General Antonio vflia. incidentally
got in touch with his ammunition
SCENTS on tho border al Ell Paso last
might. and placed an order for 5.O00,-
900 cartridges, II II stated today, at
q cost Of $4,000, to be paid In cash
when the ammunition reaches HI
Paso. The order went to New York