New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
CEILING coNFIscATEp GOODS.

SELLING CONFsCATED GOODS.
rou I n m until D. m. Yesterday. the Office OF
pudd Deacon United States Marshal for Ne"-'eIseS'
resembIed an auction for secondhand clonins'
,ewelry ETC. In II were score of dealers IN ties1
artcIe. several politicians, few women' buuu
nsocon. United states DistrictAttorney Henry .
White and a rapid speaking auciioneer These peopic
were attracted to the Federal Building because
ouantity Of articles alleged to belong 10 warren D.
smith. of lOnkeIs, had been seized by inc Cus'""i
IIouse officers and coniscaed BY the government
Among the articles thirty pairs OF SILK STOCK
ings two embroidered table covers; one lace shawl
two pairs silk corsets medallion IN case ono
gold cup saucer and spoon in case; one scarf PHI
diamond and ruby one finger ring DIAMOND a'u
sapphire one breaspin. gold; twelve rolls poii"lo'
eighteen salt cellars gold forty SINAI" VeSPoC"'
gold three pairs silk carriers: one SILK uhuci'"iV
two silk lace curtains one bracelet Eplu r f sTtices
cases, and eighteen salt spoons, gom' LII, DC heinz
had been appraised al the custom h"t- e1o ~ AZ
worth STA. The duty on them wa %o' that the
the close Of the sale 1t was asoerutlleu ulV u.0
entire lot had been sold FOR Sl,VoVV 81 1harcbt
cmploye of the Custom House named "ils % rpr
Sent the alleged original owner The highest prices
possible were obtained.
TO PUT THE COMPANY ON IT'S FEET AGAIN
There is strong probability now that the creditors
Of the insolvent Trinidad Insulated wire company VI
HARRISON will be paid in full all the money Tie com
many owes them and that the business Will be con
ruins of a preceding corporation The old company
transferred it, deeds the property to the western
National Bank and through Conrad ~ Joruah' eA-
Treasurer OF the United states the bank holds Tl4oo
of stock Of the Trinidad Company, out OF the SooOoO
issued .
Receiver OROurkc Yesterday asked Chancellor NC
GIL for permission to sell some of the land OF the
company 10 obtain money to enable him to carry on
the business. a representative Of the Western BANK
objected to this sale, and said the bank would be
Wiling to pay the crdors OF the company ana tahe
ordcIyC that the bank should pay $1,000 YESTERDAY,
the Of the $4,000 debts before The expiration
of six weeks As soon as the money Is all paid IN
the Western National Bank and the minority stock
holders will be put In possession 10y the court.
THE STOCKS ALL SOLD ABOVE PAR.
At public auction yesterday some stocks and
bonds that belonged 10 the late William Gautier were
sold as follows Ten shares II Gautcrs jersey Guy
Gas Light Company stock, 1s6 IL; thirty shares,
1856: thirty Shares 1e5 IL; ten shares 1oG, all to
Thomas II. Gautier $1,000 worth Of Newark CITY
five per cent tax arrea0gc bonds sold for 1Of IL 10
Controller IlOugh 81 600 worth Of Jersey city seven
per cent. coupon bonds, due May, 1898, at 1O5:
81 900 jersey City seven per cent coupon bonds,
due In 1884 at 106; fifty shares Of Peoples Gas stock
Went TO L. Anderson, u New-IOrh, for III IL;
twenty shares Of New-JerSey Title Guarantee ana
Trust Compaiy's stock sold 10 j. l.. llnlsheszer
80 I1A AMI ten shares O: Jersey City Insurance Com
pany's stock went Thomas II. Williams for lOo 10
Active preparations Icing made by the Union
League Club and other Republicans hero and in New
ark TO welcome home General f. Burd Gr1ibb. United
states Minister to spain. He will arrive probably on
september 3, the steamer La Touraine' tug
loaded with enthusiastic Jerseymen and big brass
banl VIII 90 down the bay 10 meet the General. Tic
will urolablv be taken to the jersey shore at once
and escorted to the mon League Club, where the vel
come will be renewed.
r. A. Motley pastor of salem Baptist Church, VIII
90 10 Baltimore 70 day. He expects to take with him
Inc two little children OF Edward W. Hnlinger, the
condemned colorcd murderer and place them in the
care Of their aunt