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THE SROREHAM INCIDENT
no BAR IN THE vICE.PRESIDENTs APARTMENT
HOUSE IN wAsHINGToN-MR BROWNS
IMPLICIT STATEMENT.

II
EXPLICIT STATEMENT.
Washington, Nov. 2G-The following statement con
earning tbe VcePresdent and the sale of liquor In his
new APARTMENT house was furnished to-day by Sevlon
, R,own a member OF the firm that has charge OF
Mr. Norton's real estate interests in Washington:
ain the first place. says Mr. Brown. " the agency
for leasing the apartments and tho general mapasc
ment of The shorcham was placed In tho hands ~
orr firm long before the building was competed
since we assumed the management, all leases and
busInoss ARRANGEMENTS connected with the properly
have becn made by our firm. In the second place.
,bere Is no truth whatever in the many statements
that have been made that there is bar, saloon or
bufet I'm the building, that Mr.. Morton has signed
an annlcatlon for a license TO sell liquors IN The
sborebam In fact I'm our agreement with Mr.. Keenan,
the manager It was expressly stipulated that no part
of the building should be used as a bar saloon or
buct for the sale of wines malt spritu0us liquors
However Mr. Keenan, found It imperative, in orer to
supply a family at dinner luncheon or other meals
with a bottle OF beer or wine 10 take OUT ho'ei
license I'm accordance with the laws OF the District
This an pcaion was made In Mr. MortOns Absence and
without his knowledge. - , .
81 wish 10 say now that Mr. MOrton's interest In
The Shoreham, beyond bis ownership, Is confined 10
the revenue derived from leasing the apartments.
II Is lust the same Is though he owned row OF
furnished houses I'm Connectcut-avc. lie would Keep
those houses In good order pay the taxes ana receive
hi. rent This f. all he does with The ShOrcham lie
has nothing whatever 10 do with the success or
failure OF the dining rooms and cafe, only as they
might contribute to the enhancement or deterioration
OF his property. Whatever profits are made or losses
incurred Mr.. Keenan, the manager, VIII be alone Dehe
flied or injnred'
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AG1ySr ". srRArSs I SON.

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST u. STRAUSS & SON.
BlHerstiel x lIiIsch. attorneys representing a
number of the creditors Of VI. Strauss a SON. who
were lately carrying on business at No. sos Broad
way obtained attachments against the latter yesterday
The creditors Robert J. IIoguet a Co.. 5000 VII
merding. Morris { Mitchell. 5000: Louis Wcddlgen
a Co.. ~ 600; Abcgg. parniler n Co.. ~ 100 Abia-
ham Stcinam. $l.I0O; DieCkcrhOh RalOer d Co..
$500; Herman kengOOd. 500
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4 BOTTOuLEsS HOLE on THE WEST SHORE

A BOTTOMLESS HOLE on THE WEST SHORE.
Kingston. Nov. 20 (SpecaD.-The landslide on the
track Of the West Shore Railway, near Cranstons.
proves more serious than at frs. supposed. II
occurred week and although large gang
OF men have been engaged filling in the place ever
SINCE the material Is said to disappear almost fast
a, IL * dumped I'm. The wafer Is very deep this
spot and the company has now decided to change the
line Of track there. bringing II nearer the rocky bluff
Meanwhile only track is available for trains al
mi nnln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

Incident to put Republican candidate In tho hcld Tor the
metal oIectIon I'm the With Congress District.
Al a meeting Of the lid Assembly District Republican
C,nh last night Police Justice Charles N Tailtor read
tho sport OF the General County Committee advising
radical changes in the constitution OF the ORGANIZATION
er some discussion the voting for tho adoption OF the
n. ,.s nostponed until the next meeting
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.t,,GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- .ssENGER TRAINS leave foot cofuN"
81, IaS.ses IS. follows .,...
m FOR Slaingion and Intermediate Zoe hes'ef
~ III a. m Tor Geneva, Lyons, thhl.,r, Char
Buffalo and the he, T pm ana ca, ne bridge cp
carl = a m. for Elmira and intermediate p0'"~
% Mauch IhurA. ....u.t,s,e pane4
cal, 70 a for Tunkhannock and intermeIp ssdins an
c.i,r pcar 20 Tunkhspnock. Connection "
10 d m. Tor EmlIa and principal Irae Seepes
chair ear " l., B Junction ana r"""
sSnn'nension Bridge. ...a...se pontA . a.
SUI 20 o. M for Slatngton and iniermsnss psneA
ft0 D. M for Mauch Chunk ana ln'o"
ronnection Reading ana HarrisPurs BusAs
% m for Geneva, Lyons tIIn 49, and suspsno@
- ,fe West Pullman seepers 20 Lyons anu
Bridge. =, an. .. M an ee,istsa
coal regions. .,,r.v rp.rNs u,.s,an
8 o. m. for Mauch Chunk. h"'~ Ia.
40 n M for Mauch Chunk AID pmoeSesssr Busss
D. m for Geneva Lyons Ein IN 4 xons and SupenA~
and tho West. Pullman sleeper
"fas'' General Eastern once. ESQ s'
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reached New-York In OF DR.. Metcalf. lie was
AZ once taken I'm carriage 10 his room AT th'
windsor Hotel Or. Koste. the family physician.
was I'm attendance and declared the case TO DO ono
of severe pneumonia.
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for 5ale

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MP DWYTR Will, MAKE ruy ro

Nh. DW}ER WILL MAKE THE LOSS Go0D
No trace was found yesterday OF Nicholas ou,n,, 49,,
disappeared on Monday with "a $50 belonen .,
veteran turman Green Il. Morris. Michael Duvor
consoIed Morris with check for S25.O and Tho
prolnl,e of the remainder II Quinn was NOT found
Morris got the check cashcd himself this time
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=, n r SacEs HAS PNEUMONIA

a. Dr. L. SACKS HAS PNEUMUAIA
Cuss l.. NJ Sacks. whose sudden attach OF illness
IN his way 10 New.York from Chicago was reported
Yesterday Is not suffering from Darayuc stroke d
was at first supposed, but from severe and dangerous
attack Of pneumonia At @ :45 Yesterday morning he
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Hlnslral Instruments.

REMOVAL
WM. kNABE ~ co.
have removed TO their wareroomS
las FIFTH AVENUE,
near 2OtnsL ..,.
nianos OF make which specially elesseu snu
Nv the artists OF the Metropolitan opera HOUSE
Srns the past season will be- sold 81 hoefai ~
duetion from our regular prices ----4---
L. MERSON PIANOS RANK HIGH among
II Instruments and sold al moderate prces
ON rea sonabe terms. over 90 900 I'm use Annual out
put B. 500 Light plant action pure me- odous Sn ,c
Ing Special attention given 10 producing arNsuc
with sIegS9t wood or peyiorasa Psoh.s pa"ei'
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INEYPEDIENT TO PUT UP CANDIDATE.
At a special meeting OF the Republican Club Oh the
[Xth Assembly District last night, II was voted mex
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Mem publications.
HARPER & BROTHERS, NETWORK,
Publish this day
NEW YORK STORY.
BY w. d. HOwELLS.
A HAZARD
OF
NEW FORTUNES

ILLUSTRATED BY W. A. ROGERS.
4 HAZARD or NEW FORTUNES A Novel BY
WILLIAM DEAN HOwELLS Author Of "Annic XII.
burn" "April Hopes etc illustrated $40. Paper
Covers, - cents.
story OF profound interest. and vivid a tale Of
distinctive American life we have ha1-(George william
Curtis.
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Art Schools.
Musical Instruction.

A " Pev Dr. and Mrs Gardeners School for Girls,
COZ jth.aye 32d year.
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DECISIONS AGAINST EX-SENA1OR PLAI
THE COURT OF APPEALS DECLARES THAT HE
Is NOT LEGALLY QUARANTINE

Albany. Nov. 90 CSpeciaD.-The long contest over
the question whether ex-senator Thomas e fIa't
* legay Quarantine Commissioner was decided today
bv the Court Of Appeals. Their decision IS adverse
IN Mr. platt Judge DanfJTh wrote the adverse
cninon which IS concurrcd in by all the other Judges
lie holds that Mr. Plat having voted in TOga County
HIS legal res dence must be considered As beng IN that
county This being the he could not hC!d the
Office of Quarantine Commissioner Of New York, as the
law distinctly saws that the members of the Board OF
Quarantine Commissioners shall be residents Of the
metropolitan dstrict7 in which NewYork Is situated
In another case also Mr.. Piat lost. The court holds
pany in another action Mr. Plat must pay into the
state Treasury 5s32 - for taxes upon tho capital OF
this company under Chapter SOL Laws of 1851. Upon
this latter decision depends the pay ment of more than
800. 900 into the State Treasury.
The STATE however. loses its tax in the matter
cf the Bell Telephone company. The action was
brought in the name of the people against he COM
Iany taxes upon the capital Of the com
pany employed IN this state in 1oe2'oO ana also
npOn gross earnings. The defence wa, that the bust
ness in this state dOle by other companies when
pad taxes. The court below gave the state Judgment
for @:;4.47s 80. The Court Of Appeals IeverScs this
end gives judgment absolute for the defendant COM
pany.
tx senator Plat, when seen at the Office Of the
United State, Express Company yesterday afternoon,
said that the Com@i,Soncl,lip decision would not
affect him greatly, a he lad acted Quarantine
commissioner since Governor fllIl appointed his
ces>Or. TWO year, ago. d" II Is merely that the Court
Of Appeals Tcaflms the decision OF two lower courts
that my home was IN Tlcga County," he said.
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Is with or without the aid OF notes. HENRY c. DOB
SON 1870 Broadway, between 3ed and SGD sts
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panting Afaoemiss.

Danring Afaoemes.
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SON ,270 Broadway between BED and o3d sts
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has resumed instruction on the Piano.
For terms, &c, adircs, Gi5 Park-ayo
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Icm Dnblitations.
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t.ras. BOA 5 aeal re- = a EsrI4lt
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the cetA.n-alt1 range ~ seems ''-r
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s'ltAefn Faff oi AA,,A.A'4,' .'- ''ot near
tiflro-t- A1i rpt tAr away i.'it BOSTON
lt appears taa' t@f feo9's '"r'e "ri'
much given % car'A'. al gao l-@".-
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