davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
PEACE THERE BLOODSHED REIGNED.
ANNIyTRs AIRY OF THE PINKERT0N B\TrLE AT
HOMESTEAD EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE
YET EEIT

Homestead. Penn. July G.--liomestcad slept lituo
last night. The fact that the morning sun would
usher in the anniversary Of IA" hattie with the Pnkr-
tons. coupled with umorS that al attempt WAS 20
De- made to burn the mill. that another demonstration
WIS to b. made. and that regiments i'm Pttsbug were
under arms. drove sleep away from mnny ooucheN,
and all night the streets urongcd. But these
were idle stories, and where turmoil and blood he'd
rel gned a year ago. all Was peace ana quiet day.
The mill was In full Operation, the workers being
largely made up from Homestead strikers, ana thi,
busy town Is going AHEAD much as though the past
WAS something avoid mentioning. y picnic at the
Ninth.sr. grove and Few speeches thi, evening
flowers scattered upon ia" graves IL those who fell
in the batt,c-thesc simple ceremonies were all which
Homestead allowed Itself In commcmoraton. Al the
ulcnIc fund was started 10 BE- u>eG IN the erection
Of "A monument 10 the workmcn hilied IN the memor-
allie riot Several hundred dollars were raised III II
short time. At the cemetery the ceremonies We're
short but impressive, and the graves of The dead were
decorated with flowers. Many friends of the dead
m.n came from IL distance t. pay thi, tibutc.
>b,ut the great mills there was nothing 10 In
d,cot. that the battle royal OF labor was fought
within It's fence year ago. The force of
In the works came ami went amid no such scenes
~ attended the efforts - run the great plant ut
tli, time last year. Tn" company Itself Is largely
IA, cause of the failure Of the people Indulge In
= noticeable demonstration. II had been talked ol. :.
Int the Carnegie management posted notice In the
mill that every man not working to-day would be
discharged. AMI this curbd ia" more turbulent spir
A., for all Homestead. except the merchants works
In the mills
" iut Notwithstanding thc seeming aplthy, Home
stcud does remember the tragedy Of which this ls
tho anniversary day, and To many the recollection
,s a hitter one. The mill has been wording scnd
y for nearly eight months. yet the effect of the
long filcneSs l. severely felt. Merchants complain
Dreseanty. business men generally find little hnan-
cial encouragement. and few municipal improvements
.re IA be- found. he payment OF debts contracted
dnring the struggle has swallowed most Of the sur
n,us earnIngs and thi. saved 10 Keep alive the mem
o:y of the neht The ONLY thng which seems to have
iarge as 1t before. Its capacity has been in
croosed lly Onef0urh this year. Last year Severnl
othar mills in America couk rival the plant but now
~ stands pre eminent AS the largest producer of fin
ished steel IN this country ana probably In the world
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
TROrBTFS OF BUSINESS MEN.
MANY FIRMS UNABLE II STAND THE MoNLl MA
PRESSURE MAKE ASSIGNMENTS.

MANY FIRMS UNABLE II STAND THE MONETARY
PRESSURE MAKE ASSIGNMENTS.
ro.ton. July Cat a meeting OF the creditors oi
Danel, a smith. clothing, today, the a'S'Hn''' ",'
nonnccd that the direct liabilities are 9fooo"' ""'''
tho contingent debts amount to $1,000. Tnc assets
ore cnimatcd at about t393.O0o. pr)poN'uo" "
nav 100 per cent in equal instalmen's III 'lN "i''
and twelve months WAS accepted 10y III" creditors
n,,,bam Mass, July G-Odkah +. Nc'ue'"n' oi
proolline stockbrokcr. doinr hu-incso al No. ''
Devonsbirc.,t and 40. - Congress square E"N'n''
late tbl, afternoon Ncd petition In Insolvency !"
the Norfolk Registry at Dedham centre ~ ''"'"
nle Of liabilities or assets wa hi'd'
Philadelphia, July Con application OF coh'o' "'
Louisa V. Archer. Of Ncw-Nork Albert H. h"r",
and Henry C. Thompson. IT, have been appointed
rocoivors of The Northwestern Ilardwar" company an
Illinois corporation with oftcc, IN this ciy' Inc
compainant filed tdll in equity in when she Claims
the company owe, her S372-1 for which s"' nous
IFS notes that IL is nsolven,, having d"h'' "FE''
eating sga5 600 and being liable Oh bond and eun an
Tee accounts 10 the amount Of $50 ~o, ana not h's
ohio either 10 meet It's obligations renew IL cIcClt
Galveston July c.-Jndgc Bryan yesterday ap
non,ed IT, +. McGrcgoi receiver of the "n!ahA ana
south Texas Land Company. Lnblll"'' s1oo'ooo :
no schedule of assets Fled
Van Bnrcn Ark. July G+-L. g. Lock d Co..
merchants AT Alma. Ark. were CLOSED yesterday 10y
attachments aggrcgang 500 900. The liabilities ar"
roughly estimated at $4,000, with assc- about equal
Kanea. CITY Mo- July 6.-Thc Haskell show Print
ING COMPANY one Of the largest concerns oi the khd
,n tb. Middle and Western states made an asslSh
ment Yesterday. The assets and liabilities are ho'
known.
o,,umvo Iowa Jnlv CA. &. Leighton, n cap
italst and spcculator OF this cty assigned Yesterday
III, liabilities are about $4,000, and bis assets
$500 900.
Chicago, Iuly 6.-The Wisconsin Fnrnac" company
made an assignment to-day IN favor Of Z. Loui- Kuhns
The company has blast fnrnac" plants nj ron ou L''
Wis and owns aud operates twenty five klns. valued
AZ so5 900 and encunbere1 for $4,000. in cohh'c
ton with this assignment Joseph /. l"rSy'h' ana
Fbenezer H. Hyde. doing business as Fofsyhc. liNuc
A CO. also transferred their effects tO ~" SANE ho
sirnee. Their assets scheduled ht FJo'o"' anu
the liabilities not c,tnat'd. ,.
Denver ,Inlv G-Thc Nevius Commission Company
was attached last night. The lialhile' are slid TO
exceed 800 900. mostly In cash Deposited hy iiua'
iindlav Ohio July 6.-Pcter Traucht, 81 Ardhe'9l,
this county, assigned yesterday Tor r'"'"o. l'
owns 200 acres OF land in this ard Wyando COUNTIES
and operated number Of factories and mills
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
NINE DEyOREST ROBBED OF HER JEWELS.

Chicago July 6-Mme Demorest, OF New-forK' VINO
DEGREES what womaufolk shall wear II they want 70
be I'm the fashion, was robbed Of 5000 worth oi
Jewels Monday night at Michiganave ooaruns
house Nine Demorest and her hu'pano' W. :.
Dcmorest, came TO Chicago two months "eo
tho Columb,on Exposltion They engaged suite OF
nnor,s an Ntchiganove. near Twelfth-st Mrs.
D,morest wears diamonds at her throat and IN her
cars and her fingers covered WIN orrlii'lS .e.
Guests of the boardnghouse were startled iuesuA,
morning when they heard at the breakfast 'aole uAs
II thief had entered Nine. Demorests apartments '',
night before and stolen all Der iewery one nu'D'
and fifty dollars was also taken rom ''. N >. ,.s
,.o,sorI ,hot Iav ON n chair at his bedside. II was
No d,r,cult matter 10 commit the robbery. MMe'
Demorest hsd left her bedroom door unlocked "hea
she retired and all the thief bad to 90 Was 70 Msn
in and help himself Nine Demorest q & Tue syppnnSs
that She was followed home from tne rSl & -" VA
Monday evening and that the THIEF IN so'ie WY
fomnd o,it the location Of her apartments
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
FNIL-REs OF WESTERN BANKS.
A FEW MORE sUsPEN;1oNs REPORTED -i"o
BANKS RESUME AGAIN.

BANKS RESUME AGAIN.
Omaha v.b yulv c-Thc American savings Bank
s,snerdod mi, morning with deposits oi tl'''o"' """
os.cts n $40 GOO II wa, involved In the emOarr"'s
mrut Of the American Loan ana trust 'ol"p'"s
through the latter, enterprise, the "naha ana 'o"'
Texas Land Company. ,,u,,r g.,
Everett Wash. July Con account oi ""u"''f "
realize on securities the Puget sound Nauohai Dam" '-
Everett. SUSPENDED YESTERDAY ,, -,
The suspension is said TO be owing to the r'iuSa VI
Eastern banks TO honor heavy drafts on s''"'iS
onrmod M statrmPnt is yet made. The BANKS
capital Is 100000. 1890 c...
worthnc,on Mimi. July 6.-Thc Noble county
Rank closed It's doors yesterday mornlng' ana ~
owner. Peter Thompson. made an assignment
thousand dollars OF county money are ued up
Sumas. Wash. July 6-The Bank OF sunas sus
pended payment on Monday. No statement was '""''
but il is thought creditors will be- pan III lnn'
Topeka Kan. July 6.-Two Kansas banks cioSou
their doors Yesterday TIE failure OF the ilhh'S
County Banh at Garden City. not unexpected a.
the bank has for Some time been In bad o"huluoi'
The bank Of Leroy. Colcy County also closed
Washington. July G.-1he Controller of the Cur
rency Is Informed that the First National BANK ol
Los Angeles CAL, and The southern california b"Ih
~ ,be same place. which suspended recently, VIII
oDcn their doors for business again within i'"
d,v. Controller Eclcls is adopting precautions IN
ali c,.,. where suspended banks apply Tor permission
60 resume 10 make sure tha, the banks are put Oh
an absolutely sound basis before the request j. graho
I'm order 10 guard againt second suspension "l'hh
a short time. ,..,,o,,o,
The Controller IS Informed that the fir't Nauo"''
paul of ~an Diego. Cal. which rtol"h"d lor "u'nS'
Yesterday. received deposits to the amount VI -,
600 as acain, withdrawal, 10 the amount OF To'o'"'
This is regarded rs evidence of returning ''uh'''
The Washington National Bank of spokane re-
opened for busnes, this morning '"il'"',''
nrk,lS states that the mforml,ion gwen ON VII MS
or, Yesterday that he had directed Bank EXAMINER
Wilson to take charge of the First National SiHh VI
Alhuoucrouc y. ". mistake. Inc name oi
the failed bank Was the Alhuluerque, y Me- va
,ionaI r,nk Five National banks failed yesterday
and this morning as reported to Mr.. EchelS' irH
were the American National Bank OF fueh'' 90"
the Central National Bank Of Pueblo, COL; me IuS't
Sound National Bank. of Everett. Wash the Nau'u'
rank of Ashland. Neh; ana cllnnt,ro,dr lnt irN rckrIs
,ional Bank of Winston y. {. t"ntI"'I @ E,"' 20 20
In. directed Examiner Brown 10 ASSUME 'l'is ,
The two hanks at Pueblo. Examiner norm. " MI nL
Ashland bank Examiner Clcary OF the EN'Tru O"A
and Examiner CarskadOn OF the WINSTON "'iiH'
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
4 COSTLY PARADE GROUND IMPROVEMENT

the enlargement OF the parade ground In Van Court
andt Park and Yesterday he appeared before the Park
Board urge immediate action on the subject The
sum Of 100000 has been appropriated for the pur-
pose. The General said that thirteen acres OF the
mnrshy ravne cut into the centre OF the present I'm
proved part Of the ground. and made It practically
useless for brigade movements. lie wanted to have
the work hurried forward that he could have two
brigade drills there this fall.
Mr. Kellogg. the engineer, explained that II would
take 80 900 cubic yards OF earth 10 MI In and grade
the thirteen The earth must he hauled about
three quarters OF a mile. To do this would use up
the whole appropriation. leaving nothing for building
the stables, which part Of the Improvement
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
w,S p,yuaSTER FOR NAVAL VETERANS.

Euralo. July 6-Another cloud mas ar'se" aoo..
Alexander q. PORTER the clerk OF '.e r~r,,s.
h q, .ano,sd 70 have left the city for good Forties
=, ,o,erap a member OF the National Association OF
Naval Veterans lie Is the only representative OF tnat
assocIs,ion In Buffalo and has held the ONCE OF pay
master for several years. The position Is the same
o tba, Of treasurer and Forer has handled all tne
funds of the National Association II Is now saa 'na'
no has not made any accounting for two years IN
June Commodore Osborne, OF New-fork' wrote l"
Buffalo for the purpose OF forcing forter 70 sAsn'.u
- .h oeors NJ his Office but failed to get any reply
tom him Then he requested Fortier's resignation
I'm, thai also brought no reply. W1tha the last lew
waeks there has been talk OF sending Captain Hubbard
"; Chicago to this city take possession OF Forers
Snoh and II appears that this step was about TO be
taken when Forticr disappeared
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
po,RD or fLEC1RIcIL CONTROL MEETS
EIGHT Or TEN MORE MILES OF SUBWAY ~ ni'
gUILT-RULEs FOR THE TROLLEY ~
THE ANNEXED DI;IHCr.

,r,o roa,i ~ Elcctrlcal control ycstcrday ~
o,,., =, h,ild eight or ten more miles of subway
mi. ,car uuIcr ,,rr,t- about 10 b" rpN'u' NV
electric corporation, dr,ing T. u'r th''' '""""N
mu.i agree to lease, of not lc,, than hVeN'ar "I"
: : Wheeler expert Of the board r'p'ru" -"
the Unon Railway Company's trolley system j" 'i''
Annexed District ON Dis accommodation j WI ="
Z, ded that the company must VI" the c'h'r' P''
I'm rhc wider street, and -idc poles III 'i' "''''"
way.
The METROPOLITAN Telephone AMI Telegraph Com
,,uy submitted an onor to rcmOv" Loo Of ' pil'
and i5O miles 81 overhead wires "itmh one >'''
and 10 Glen. the ontrr W.t side OF New lotk sou'h
Of Eighty rfth-, Of its poles ana wires, except III
Vest and Thiriy-ninth Sis, II allowed 10 pn' up
ivcnty i've or thirty terminal or deirhutin- p'H''
Tic engineer and expert v"n instructed I" l"N''
tlg,te the matter ana report 10 Secretary Mos L"
whom m. proposition referred with power.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
AFFAIRS OF J. NELSON PIDCoCK.
STATEMENT THAT THE Ex-CoNGREssMAN is
IN, FINANCIAL STRAITS.

A STATEMENT THAT THE Ex-CoNGREssMAN is
IN, FINANCIAL STRAITS
@The Newark Daily Advertiser yesterday published
a story about the affairs OF ex Congressman j. Nelson
yidcock Of White House y. j., In the course OF which
II said
cit has been known that Mr.. Pdcock was financially
embarrassed for some time past. but 1t was not gen
sraIlv thought that things as bad rs they now
appsar II Is known that the family owe a good
many personal debts In and around White House ana
that the men In the employ OF the White House Man
ufscturing Company. one OF Mr.. Ifdcock's many
ventures have not been paid their wages Tor some
time-eome say about three months.
AS TO the actual condition OF Mr. Pdcocks al
fairs people hore were loaih speak As for the Quit
man Lumber Company Of Georgia 1t Is not thought In
White House that this has much TO do with the
present troubles.
Perhaps the best idea OF how Mr.. Pdcock hopes
10 weather the storm be gained from short his
tory Of his latest acts ms cleaned from the records
of the county courts. few days ago there were
recorded at Remington incorporation papers OF the
Resdington Land and Improvement Company. The
capital stock placed nt $1,000. In twenty shares
OF $50 each. OF these, Nelson Pdcock owns io John
Ptccook n son, james Hdcock. son, l; Charles
prdcock a son, I AvIh A. Clark. Il relative. l. AZ
the same time the ex-Ccngressman conveyed by deed
"a the company all the lard owned by himself and
wife and all the land he owns IN iunierdon County
A short tine before this deed and Incorporation were
recorded there recorded mortgage from l1dcock
and wife 10 Alvah A. Clark and i1dcocks sors Tor
s85 600. The mortgage IS upon all property ana
lands owned by them aud already largely morfcagcd
The mortgage sixty-one pieces OF property
There is also IA confessed judgment H. the supreme
Court for an additional sG3, 900. and this IL Is said
will cover all Pidcocks personal property 10 Mvah
A. Clark and Pdcocks sons. Thus all the personal
and real estate f. made over 70 secured creditors;
Somer>ille. y. j. July G-Alyah A. Clark said 10
day that reports that }. " P.doock has made an as
,sIrnment absolutely without ionndailon. Mr
'P,dcoek he says has not assigned nor does he In
tend TO- Like many other business men. Mr.. Clark
say. Mr.. Pdcock l. largely involved, and 70 demand
nSyment Of all he owes would compel n sacrifice OF
much property. No reasonable creditor. bank oi
otherwee. should expect him TO do that
Mr.. Fdcock to-day paid the somerset Comfy Bank
5000 cash claims due It.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
N1RROW ESCAPES FOR FTREMEN.
4 FIRE IX WEST SEVENTEENTH ST. THOUGHT
TO NJ UNDER CONTROL, BROKE OUT ANEW
AND IMPERIILED SEVERAL LIVE.


several hrcmen were injured at FIRE which partly
wrecked the fvcstOry t"ncment-hou>c No. lo2 West
seyentecnth-st., yesterday afternoon. The house.
uhIch bclongs to n Mr. Gels. occupied by twenty
families and there was a scramble for the stair, and
aro.scmp,s nt 4 80 y. m. when the fire was dis
oo,,orod in the cellar. Every Of the occupants
oconod without injury. II said that a small boy
hd hoon chopping wood In the cellar and had upset
- candle Tins causing the fire. When the nrem-n
ro called to the house the flames had not extended
,avond I'M. basement and after n few minutes work
,,, dremcn thought the fire under control. some
., them were mailing ready 10 take up the lines Of
bcse when other firemen in the house saw that the
flames were spreading In big light shaft IL the
middle o, the house. second alarm was rung
tbcn and Inter third alarm was rung. The iremen
ubo had gone into the upper stories were driven
toward the windows as the flames spread, and some
81 them had narrow escapes from death before water
could be- thrown into the upper stories firemen
lanes p Judge and John +. McArce, OF Engine Com
many No H. were burned severely about the face
and hands as they getting ont Of the wav OF the
eouce Two other OF the same company were
h,r,cd slightly at the same time. captain +. =
Grove OF Insurance Fntrol No. . I'll from ladder
o,d brok, several Of his ribs. Fireman samuel Rycr.
-, Engine Company Ne. 3. struck by falling
h.,p and his left arm was bruised severely. He
i,.a "a the New-N ork Hospital for treatment
,roy, and McArce were taken TO the hospital In an
,,,hulancc but the surgeons said the injuries Of the
men we're not dangerous
The nr.men nt work kept the flames out Of the
from, and rear rooms oi the house. but the
the ugbt shnft were burned ont. The entire damage
a., ti,, Grc did not exceed xlOOW. F"w Of the
IN M, v,r. said To insurance on their furniture
The hpus. wa. Insured
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
rUr cry Will SHIRK rHE EXPENSE.

rN-rvs rnr TRACKS ~ THE NEW YORK Cen
TEAL HELD 10 FL \ PrnLIc BENEFIT.
III. rrlnne ha, heretofore called attention to IN"
fact TINT tAc constiiutonay Of III" law under "h'n
the contract between the city and ia" New l"rN
Central Railroad Company waa made Nv
which the city Wa 10 pay hall th' cost
a. ,lrvating n" railroad track In farN ave.
Ind been Questioned ~ recent meeting 81 ir ho'Iu
of Estimate by President Barker of the Tan Dc
pur,monf The iroublc- which followed between U"
company and the contractors and suhconiTartorN +"
shifted I'm "A suspension ~ ~" work. IT." question "I
the validity Of The contract was referred 10 cor
marathon Counsel lark President Barker had taken
the view that 1t might be Il violation OF Arud" "l
the Sew York state CONSTITUTIONS which iorlds any
couu', CITY, town or village t1 approprint" money
except for public purposes. The railroad tracks "r"
ia b. rui,od from on hundred and sXih-si north 10
ti, Harlem River to rench th" grade OF n" new
bridge 10 he constructed acro,, the river The cost
Will hc alout 81 800 900. of which the city /, TO pay
a .um not TO exceed 100000.
Corporation Counsel tlarkS opinion was lalu DE-
fore the board Yesterday. He holds that IA" con
tract /, valid. aud /, not In violation oi the ."nSuu
tou He said that as building Of the Niaduct viii
Street. which are now closed 10 the public, owing 10
the depression. Of the tracks. the Improvement j.
Of public character. and IN" 'liy can a"iuly
covenant to 9har" the expense.
After the reading Of this opinion OF the Corpora
ton Counsel resolution was adopted authorizing
Controller Myers To issue bonds TO the sum oi
thr work Chimney VI. Dcp"w was present during
the reading Corporation Counsel CarkS opinion ami
seemed much Interested in thn officials conclusions
The Controller was empowered 10 Issue $1,000 Of
bond, 10 pay ten special health Inspectors their
I,,iv salar.. and $500 for three ambulanccs
contracted for by the Health Department
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
THE COURTS.
BIG SALARIES IN A SMALL COMPANY.

An application made to Judge Truax in the
supreme Court Chambers. yesterday for the appoint.
ment OF receiver OF the Stanley Bradley Publishing
Company whose sole business Is the publishing Of
book Soldiers In the Civil War; which is sold by
subscription. The petition for the appointment Of
the receiver was made by Edward J. stanley. who
owns 81 IL per cent OF the capital stock OF $4,000
He says that the capital has been impaired by the
payment OF large salaries. The manager OF the con-
pany james 7. White. gets salaiy of $4,000 wear
and Wnant V. p. Bradley receives $1,000 year for
his services as president. Considering the amount OF
the capital Mr.. stanley thinks these salaries
large.
La opposition TO the motion DIR. Bradley declared
that he had given credit to the company and by tn
drsing It's paper had made his services to the CON-
pany worth all the salary. 1t also alleged that
all OF these large salaries had not been drawn AMI
that there was 10 intention OF drawing them. Mr..
bradley urged that the assets amounted TO $1,000.
Will. the liabilities did not exceed S2l 900 and that.
because the books were sold on instalment. only,
the company could not collect the sums now due.
II receiver were appointed. he urged. nothing eoud
be collected. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
TIE DAYS EXERCISES AT Mr. GRETNA.

NJ Gr.tna. Penn. July CopecaD.-Chanceiior
IIark conducted the morning and the Rev j. DcrseS-
,,nwcln Of Lebanon, tho evening devotiohaI eArf
cis, AT Nj. Gretna to-day. Professor 'eorSe ldyior
rtu,r instructor in classic creek aud Latin gave
highly interesting talk on the life Jd character oil
VIRGIL Al 10 o'clock an audience composed largely
Of the students taking the classical course. Al :
o'clock ur Win, j. B,echer gave the second oil MS
course Of lectures Of BiNe study embracing the
c,nd missionary tour of -. Paul. The main lecture
of the day took place al O'Clock when Dr. thompson
smoke on the Italian period of English literature he
took up as the leading men Of this period ,haucer,
who wrote his first poetry through trehch niSpii''
tion hut his masterpiece. "phc Canterbury Ial"s'
through Italian association; spenser. the second
prominent writer of the Italian period who followed th
Italian form in composition, Shakespeare VINO was the
third and John Milton, the fourth aud last great poet
OF the Italian period. Miss Lydie Newcomo lectnr'o
on The Voice" TO a large audience this evening,
and a concert by local talent from Reading under the
direction u Professor BaltIcl, was given at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
FACTORIES CLOSED ONLY TEMPORARILY.

Indian tpolls July G.-In reference 10 the reports
OF the depressed industrial condition Of trade In IN
dianapois printed throughout the country and notiOS
I'm New York THE News" today SAYS:
The NeW3' desires to say for the country at lirec
that nothing resembling such condition ol alalrs
as has been reported prevails In InhlanhPolls W.
have carefully investigated the situation Inc Jew
,ncfDri., that have clOsi down have been compelled
10 do so for the purpose OF mahng repairs ana
from the usual rcasOHs that max" certain GLASSES
of establishments close work for short period at nus
time of the year. In almost every instance thc
statement OF the cessation was accompanied BY u
further statement that IL was temporary, and mat
a soon as stock taking repairs, ana IN" customary
Suspension at this time had served their legitimate
time the concerns would resume.
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
JUDGMENTS AND ATTACHMENTS.

Caristie Brothers. provision dealers Of No. $3.50
Third ave. yesterday confessed judgment for ss125 G2
To Charles White A. %. The business was started in
1885 BY James and Thomas Christie. and afterward
iscsms an Incorporated company. In May. 1890.
James Christie bought the business out. lie is sup
poasd TO have about 200 900 invested In II.
Judge Bischon appointed George L. Weed receiver
for whiting Adams. restaurant keepers. Of No. 900
Broadway The nrm started in bsne in May last In
mart of the building formerly occupied by the Parker
New-York tribune., 1893-07-07
yHEY WANT EAST SIDE HEBREWS PROTECTED.

A committee with Register Levy as the sp0kes-
man visited Mayor Gilroy yesterday ana asked pro-
lection for the Hebrews the East side ffomNihe
persecution Of rowdlcs who pulled their boards and
constantly jib at and annoyed them. The Mayor
said that he desired 20 aiiorl the fullest protection
OF the law 10 prosecuted persons. and If any auhcn
tic instances Of barbarism such Mr.. Levy de-
pcted were brought 10 his knowledge he would act
promptly and have the police suppress the lawlc,s-
ness. lie must have positive data 10 work on,
he