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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
SUGAR REFINING Dividends.
ONE SURPLUS DISTRIBUTED AND ANOTHER on
HAND.

HAND.
The directors Of the American Sugar Refining Com
'pany yesterday furnished food for reflection by
President Cleveland upon the evils Of combinations to
restrict trade. They raised the quarterly dividend
upon the common stock from IL to per cent, and
declared an extra dividend OF 10 per cent the COM
mon stock. The regular dividend Of l 81 per cent
ON the preferred stock was declared. The resolli
lions as officially given out say
Whereas The earnings the company during the last
quarter warrant Of dividend the
stock and
Whereas Since the annual report Of the treasurer to
stockholders December l. 1892 returns received from
the corporations stock Is held by this company flor
year ending March l. 1899 render unnecessary for
working capital the further retention of the surplus
ines Of 1891 and 1892 shown by the annual report;
Resolved, That there be paid quarterly dividend Of
3 per cent on and In addition there be
ped an exro Dividend Of 10 cent the stock
from tho surplus earnings Of 1891 and 1892 and that
dividend Of 1s per be paid that portion Of the
preferred stock Of company which entitled
terly dividends all the above dividends being payable
April to stockholders Of record March 10. when the
transfer books will be closed to reopen April :.
After the meeting the treasurer. John L. Searlcs
said that the dividends would dispose Of the "a 800
900 surplus OF the American Sugar Refining Company
left at the close OF the fiscal year ended December
J. 1909. But the earnings OF the company since then
and the earnings of the subsidiary companies con-
trolled by It for their fiscal year to March l, 1o03
would leave In the treasury OF the parent company
after the payment Of the dividends declared yesterday
q surplus OF more than 5000 900. II Is also to be
noted. however, that s. " White will not be able
10 collect his dividends because April 3 when they are
payable, Is Faster Sunday when he VIII be IN church
msds n the date mentioned in the official circular,
and 90 the dividends will be easily secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme coYsusacr1 rer%unstorc Van Enn:. p.
'"snppems Uhambers-Bcforc ine@ham. J-MotIon
Calendar called at II o'clock.
SSs c & @ s rs
2S5 2S.s ZAP ;4o ,o ia io ss 5sso 2s' $780, 11j
supreme C9utmspeeia lern-pat Ii-Before Barrett.
Ja s% o. Hurley " , Nile Lawrence ,o,
s5so, sS2s sS42 1928, SooS. .sio. 1903, 2sos s9a
tirrat Cour-Flrt I-rcfore Beach, J.-Cascs from
Circuit Court-Part II-Befoe Triax. J.--co,e. from
Circuit Court-rar Iv-Bcfors Andrews. Leaves fom
Surrogate. court-Trai Term-wills OF Samuel I.
Isaacs ma William sehau.s. 10 $50 a. IN.
John 4. kieInert. Henry Fennel. Katy j Sch fm'y
81 r. Fec; %ssn S. .orse shaser ins
lsaacs, Francis oaraghcr Marie srho. Michael Fr IT,
h'p ISss m nsr ssn Dif aSsl
s"plo T Fer sss 60, Gss.s.s IL
ST So ass 25 i7o g. S. 50 a.? ii, g. IS. loo l4'
c. Supple; s sS.p' T:'" ad 5s 1885, SsS."f
-ls 3d. s Fs ssS ! j,i O"s'' j.
con@o" Pc"sGensra rcr%h.iore aIsc6c F. Vs.
and rIys. MSe. So g. g aTA o,".,.
NC Common Equity Adjourned for the trm.
J-S". 1889. 900 1901 iOas; his. iiej. 1851. ;s5
S o% SsS os} a. lSHS S T"imar. II and HAD
journei for the term.
sSe.rioi coaItomspcsIal Tern-n'fcre McAdm, NO.
so sy s SSr'T'' I '"s' s''i iss s'"sss y 4s
i'S ,y '5 aS l9rS T.m lsss 'Hs n1 aas mccarthy
,sSs 1870 @ ss ocs os I s 1904 'i 1862 i s
ti.y coar,Hrr.i Tsim~fs,S a.tiosi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
FINE RUGS and CiRPETS AT AUCTION
LOW PRICES RULING AT THE yANTIyE.RAY.
MOND SALE 49,.


Some remarkably handsome rugs were sold M lov
figures OF the Vantine- Rayn sale yesterday n
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, No. 3ss Fifshave.
II was the third day OF the safe, and although the
weather was unfavorable there was a large attend.
ance. The highest price OF the day was paid for
all exquisite Samarcand rug having a blue centre
with design In gold. with pink and blue border.
IT measures feet 10 inches. by fourteen feet 4
inches and brought &24O. The sale was begun with
KAYAK, Shrvan and LadllS rugs, and although some
was Sl9. The Sanarcands went for prices rangng
from &25 TO $40. A handsome samawand with Q
design in gold, having a splendid gold and blue boe-
der, was sold for $leO. Another with green medal
Hons q pink field, with q gold and green border,
was eagerly bid for and was sold for $50. About
two score more Of the same variety went at from eo6
to o13O.
The Ispahan carpets brought good prices, the SIX
sale gong for from S105 10 s145. one Of this
variety which sold for $50, had blue and cream
figures terra Gotta field with q blue boedag.
and vas about the prettiest specimen Of the lot.
A Yonrock rug. having nedallions OF blue, green
and cream q pink ground, and bordered IN bue
and gold sold for sl40. After much competition
$40 paid 10? small Iran rug, having an ivoey
centre. with Az odd design called the tree Of tes
and with finely c0lored blue border. In all. about
$5 900 realized the days sales, making
total Of about $1,000 for the four days sales.
represented at tie SALE The sale will 10 continues
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
sHIPWRECKED SAILORS on TIE ORIzABA.

There were men from the crews OF three ship
wrecked vessels the steamer OrIxaba which arrived
here late on Monday night from Havana. They were
the mate, steward and four sailors OF the British bark
Artos of ST. Johns, Newfoundland sailors OF the
Norwegian bark Runner, and the captain OF the Nor
wegian bark velk0mmen.
The AriOs. bound from Ship Island for Colon loaded
with lumber. went ashore OH February 81. on the
Cuban coast, 100 miles west OF Havana. The crew
landed In tho briggs boats, after rowing seven miles.
The brig broken on the bar and became n total
wreck. The bark Runner, bound from Barbados to
snnta Cruz In ballast ashore on February IL eight
miles frOm santa Cruz Her Instruments were out
order and the captain made mistake In his calcutta
lions. The bark went ashore eight miles 10 the
leeward OF the proper Inlet 10 the harbor The men
were taken of BY fishing vessel. The bark went 10
pisces. The Norwegian bark Vclkommen was wrecked
On the coast OF Mexico on January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
"OLD GLORY" FLOATS on THE P4EIS.
PRESIDENT GRIscoMS DAUGHTER HclsTs TILE
FLAG OVER THE BIG SHIP.

PRESIDENT GRIscoM's DAUGHTER Holsrs TIE
FLAG OVER THE BIG SHIP.
Proud in the new glory OF carrying the st1rs ana
stripes. the Paris. The queen OF the Seas WI" s'i'
from this port saturday FIR S champion. She was
formerly the City of Paris. she is now The Am rchn
line steamer nris and she will sail under the ccm
mand OF American officers ana VIII nv Inc h's VI
the United states The Stars and Stripes wcre hostu
over her yesterday By Miss Frances L. Grseom 'he
little daughter Of C. A. Grscom the president OF the
international Navigation Company. The ceremony
took place at noon. Miss Grscon was escorted 10
the stern Of the vessel BY Captain Rnndle commander
NJ the Paris The dignity OF her thi teen years rested
lightly upon Miss Grtsom. She graspcd the haiynr1s
md AS the bells sounded the stroke Ct IL she sent
the flag quivcrng into the air. At the same uIo
the international code OF si.nals, displaying tilf
word, Old Glory were stretched hom stem 10 s'eln
There were not many spectators present, but they
sent up a cheer which made up In enthusiasm wh't
1t lacked in volume. Captsin Handle made brief
address, I'm which he congratulated the officers OF the
international Navigation company upon the entrance
OF the Paris Into the merchant marine Of the United
states. luncheon served In the dlningr room
OF the steamer.
Among the prominent pcops, pre~nt at the cere-
m0ny Of raising the nag were {. A. Grscom presE
dent Of the company; II. II. Houston and ~ u.
Barnes directors Of the company; Vlee'Prea'den'
Charlie, E. Pugh and General Manager 5. VI. Provost
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company; Z. r. Wright.
Colonel william Ludlow, L. $. A.; Viz. ana Mrs.
samuel +. Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Macanley a Phila-
dolphin Mrs Charles ". Henry ana [. a. Grlscem.
Ir
The Paris holds the record for the fastest trip
between Queenstown and sandy Hook. Size Is the
sister ship OF the NewYo over which exPresideot
Harrison holsted the American rag February g" The
officers OF the ship are: w. o. Rsndlc captain W.
H. Thompson. first Ofhcer: John Damn. second Of
Accr and $. ". Miller. purser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
BCSINE.S In TIE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, March The United States supreme
Court to-day granted the request made yesterday by
counsel for the three imprisoned rlmanie sheriffs
In South Carolina for leave TO file petitions for wrIts
Of habcas corpus their behalf, and issued "a rule
returnable March g. calling on Judge Simonton TO
show why they should not DO released and set
free from the judges mandate combining thcm for dis
obcyng his order protecting the property Of the Rich
mond and Danvle and South Carolina Railroad COM
panics from seizure for taxes alleged 10 be unlawful
Ex-AttOrney General Miller introduced his
cesScr Richard oncy md thanked the court for
kind consideration extended him. Justice Field, pre-
siding In tho absence OF Chief Justice Fuller, ex-
pressed the appreciation OF Mr.. Mers courtesy and
extended the courts good wishes. lie welcomed At
torney General Olncy, and directed that his commits
sion b. recorded.
Adjourned until 10 morrow at IL o'clock. The day
call will be Nos. 3. original 1871. I3J, 1874, 1885, 1870,
1877. 1873, l38, 40 and al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
ANOTHER SUIT FOR HER DOVER RIGHT

Mrs Libbic Spannocchie. who compromised her suit
against cNJudge Frederick W. Loew. III the Court OF
Common Flcas on Monday for 800. when She demanded
$4,000. has begun another suit in the supreme
Cour, against Mr.. Low and George H. Vandcrpocl as
executors under the will OF jacob vanieocl
her dover right In his properly. The plaintiff was
married o. jacob ynndcrpoc on December IL. 1872.
when she Young and he was old. She secured a
divorce from her husband June 90 1889. IN Monroe
County. and WIS somc tine later married 10 her pres
cnt husband. Mr. vanderpocl died on February g.,
1854 and the plaintiff declares that after his death she
harmed for the first time that he worth 100000
Instead Of as 900. had been represented 10 her.
These false representations had been made, she nj
legged. by Mr.. loew, and Il was for This reason that
she sued him for 100000. That suit compromised
has been said. and she now brings this suit for her
dover right The ground that she released her hus
bands property from any claim which she might hnyo
against n for dover under Misrepresentation. The
com plant In the nlcd In the County Clerks
Office Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO ANNALS.

Baptist Church. Washington Squire. South. living at
No. IL East Forty-frstst., was complainant in the
YOrkville Police Court yesterday against George
Mott, u driver OF OF the Fif;h.ave stage
coaches, whom he charged with cruelty 10 animals.
Mott, who lives at No. 10SS Park-ave, was held In
500 bail to answer the charge.
The complainant testified in court that at 3
O'Clock Monday evening. accompanied by
his wife. he got into stage-coach No.
81. OF the Fifh-avc. line. lie found
after taking his seat that the poor horses unable
to pull the coach without terrible suffering and
trouble. Finally at Thirty.iouith-st. Mr.. Bruce left
the coach and asked the other passengers to follow
his example. lie then followed the coach until he
met Policeman Phillips, Of the Fifty frst-st. station,
who arrested the driver on his complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
NEW STATION IN PHILADELPHIA

The new Station Of The philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. at Twelfth and Market sts.. will IN and
after sunday March I'm. " used 1y me following
road Of New-Jersey and Philadelphia and Readine
Railrosd, viz:
Trains leaving New-York. foot Of LIberty-s,.. n,
40. 10 n. m, 21j 4. u. go p. m IL rs midnight
sundays, 30. 10 80 0. NJ. y. m. IL 10 midnight
New York. at $50. 80. 30 o. M, 80. A. III
D. M, !. .Oi midnight. Sundays. 8, 10 w. m. 5:i5
D. NJ. and 1o :01 midnight.
All these trains. except the 80 a. m. from Phil,
dclphin. and the p M. from New York, Will stop al
Spring Gardcn-st. station, pliladeinhiD.
Connection now being made with Royal Blue Line
trains between Wayne junction ana Ninth and Green
SIS. win be continued for the present. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
THE COURTS.
WORK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS.
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN AND CASES AR"oED

WORK OF TIE COURT OF APPEAlS.
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN AND CASES ARGUED.
Albany, March THE following decisions were
handed down In the Court OF Appeals today
In re- settlement OF account OF F. {. Corner, ao-
nistrator-Appea dismissed with costs against ap'
pellant personally. .s ,,~aor ~
In 70 estate OF Amelia g. Gilman. dcceased-oroer OK
General Term reversed and decree OF surrogate az
frrncd with costs In all courts TO tue appeiiah''
az inst the respOn tents. ,,,
People ag. Nathan o. Barrett impleaded app'llan,
william, W Armheld act. town OF sol0n BeattyS agt'
Stgte-A0tlOrs for rcarglmrnt denied with costs. ~
Baldwin Bank Of Penn Yam ng william !.
Norris implicated. etc, appcllan-Mo'ion 10 Withdr%
and dismiss permission granted to withdraw appt%i
upon payment OF costs IN this court not to include
argument fee. - -,
]. y. Tfait agt a. II. e. b. Ntcklc. Lizzie
NIcklr appellants In rc collateral inheritance TAX ot
James Swift-Moiion for rcarglment denied SlO COSTS
Annette Il. W. Wetnorc ag William Is. wet
more experimentation 10 dsmls, denied 80 costs.
Mary g. Norris agt. A. g. >ickey. imneade1, ETC.:
experimentation 10 amend icmttitir Sraiteo WITHOUT
costs TO either party.
Somcrvillc +. Tuck agt. Jerome F. Manning Henry
Amy. experimentation 10 restore case TO calendar
granted without costs.
These argued:
Edward 5. Stokes ag;. John W. Maokay and an.
other. appellants Joeph B6ran agt. the Trndesmens
National Bank Of the City OF New-lOrk, imp,cadc1.
appellant.
The day calendar for to morrow Is Numbers $50.
203 20', SvS. 300, 3O2 30G, 30s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
SANE OLD RAPID TRANSIT STORY.

The announcement that the Manhattan directors
would submit further plans for AN extension OF the
elevated railways brought larger crowd than usual
TO the Office Of the RAPID Trrnst Commission yester-
day .aftcrpoon.n After waiting for hour the In.
terssfed people were informed by the Clerk OF the
I,osrd that no communications had been received and
that the board had TO announcements to make, ex.
cept, usual. that conclusion had been reached
by tho Commission Tho Illness Of william steinway,
president OF the Commission Is still 80 serious that
liz cannot attend tho meetings Of the Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
lsUssnssD 70 LEARN THAT HE WAS SHOT

~ the busiest time In Wall Street yesterday q
seund like that OF pistol shot was heard In front
81 tbe once Of Zimmerman Forshay. stock brokers
No. III Wallst. cr0td almost Instantly collected
ana there was . general craning Of necks and pro-
jscng Of noses to ascertain the cause. Some Of the
owners q the noses thought they detected the odor
- burnt powder. The crowd simply looked ut one
smother until every man felt himself under suspicion
q having fired the shot, but there was no solution
a. the mystery, and one BY one the eroup dissolved
Meanwhile some ono with quick Imagination rushed
III the 6lrecfion Of the Stock Exchange and in a
tw1nkiing Mr. Forshay informed that his partner
~. Zimmerman, he'd been shot. Hurying from the
koGsd room be rushed TO his ONCE, where he u.s.
eevssed M. Zimmerman in . perpendicular position,
aeoneerusl. uninjured and wholly unconscious even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

49, $50 1907 1908 1884, &c., , Jas" 1888 1885,
iSSsa ioo l'. ,S,c 1873 1884, 1858 lsss iosS.
1871 1921, 1885, 1872 1892 1885, 1922 isa ,D'0
Siy CoartTral Termrsrt Iy,B'fsrrs sss4 sios
esi7 1883 e7ss 1928 1902 $685. 1894 o. 100 io
10 v 90 General Sessons-Part IDefore Iifygeraio 30
and Xs..on District Attorney Townsend-Nos. u -o'
Court OF General SessonsPan Il-Hcfore Co"ins' a..
and Assistant District-Attorney Da''s-Nos w - "
ra"rt q, General Sessons-Part I1lB"o,e Smyn u
incl iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
TRYING To SAVE CHARLES ". GARDNER.

Justice Ingraham. In the supreme Court, Chambers.
yesterday reserved his decision after hearing long
argument tn. application for order admitting
Charles ". Gnrdner 10 bail. pending APPEAL
IN his case. and "A stay OF the execution Of the
sentence against him pending the appeal. Gardner
formerly the chief detective for the society for
the Prevention Of Crime. and be convicted before
Recorder smyth for attempted extort!on. W. T..
Jerome began the argument for the prisoner and de-
clared That the Recorder had made o mistake not
only In excluding testimony showing that Gardner had
been instructed by officers OF the society to he with
the Clifton woman good deal. but that much Of
the testimony actually admitted was irrelevant and
should have been ruled out.
John W. Gon also argued In favor OF the prisoner.
and after be had finished Assistant District
Staier argued against the granting Of either motion
Justice Ingraham took The briefs of oil the counsel
aud reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
THE MAYOR At HIS OFFICE AGAIN

Mayor Gllroy returned 10 duty at the City Hal,
yesterday morning looking remarkably fresi and
robust after his Inauguration experiences ut Wash.
ington. lie had conference yesterday with senator
Cantor and Assemblyman Webster on the subject OF
the bills now pending In the Legislature
81 earnestly requested thcm.- Mr.. Gilr0y said
afterward. ."to oppose every calculated 10
increase the ciy's indebtedness unless Its defcat
would manlfestly imperl the interests Of our city.
I opposed To all bills to vacate assessments. .
The proper entertainment Of the foreign paval
officers who are to come here with the war vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

OF the momentary excitement In the street Inc
current Of Mir. Forshays rising emotions was literally
frozen. and after conGratula,ng his partner Oh Ills
miraculous escape from death at the hands OF an
assassin he resumed his place In the board ROOM
The cause Of the excitement was not oatsinc , 1,M
accidentally or desi gnedly exploded toy pistol or
torpedo. and quietly left the scene IN c co'i'Sion
which followed. not waiting TO explain thc WHY ah'
the wherefore Of It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
THE ALLEGATIONS OF FRAUD DENIED.

John II. lnman. james Swami and John e. Calhoun,
who among the defendants In the suit OF the
Richmond Terminal Company. through Its receiver,
the purchase OF the Georgia Central road, have
Gled their answers In the United States Circuit, Court
They were directors In both companies and deny all
the allegations OF fraud. II Is declared that the
pending suit has been begun by persons who have
become stockholders since the purchase OF the Georgia
Central, were cognzant VI the facts at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
BROorLYy SOCIETY OF vERuoyrEEs

The annual meeting OF tho Brooklyn Society OF
vcrmonters was held In Chandier's Hall on Inst
saturday evening for the election OF officers Robert
ID. Benedict, having recently been elected as prcsi.
dent OF the NewEngland society, declined rcelcc.
ton as president Of the Vermont Society The fol-.
lowing officers were then elected President. Rob.
crt }. Kimbai; vicepresid, - Charles A. Tinker: soc.
rotary. b. Lincoln Benedict; treasurer, Frank II.
Chandler; Executive committce-N T. sprague, Albert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
. curscg PAYS INTEREST or A xoRrGA0s

The Rev. DR.. George L" shearer VINO .s' an..v -
."nr,I,,.s nv the Prrsbytery TO raise the money
-. ,hs a, ooo interest due on the 100000 morfcC
.; ,hs NevYork prrsby terian Church. paid the m'.v
10 the Dowery BANK On Monday. This VIII ave. -
threatened foreclosure sale. Half of the mones !,
raised by the church and the rest was con'rSa 100
individuals As soon M arrangements esn esnted the
ihe Raw Dr. Charles s. Robinson, VINO nus ASN'S -
rSej, IN thc paetorate, will be inSailea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
WORK. nuv rRmuNE WEDNESDAY MARCH s-rwELvE PAGES

from Europe and elsewhere abroad to take part IN
the Columbian naval parade next monm was a'So
discussed. No money can be Appropriated W .'
Board OF Estimate for this purpose uniess inc nos
lature passes bill permitting such ,s -. "
rho Mavor sa,d that he thought there should b. 4
General law authorizing the Board OF Estimate 70
make appropriations necessary to maintain the CITY
dignity on sum public occasions as the co'p'"s ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
IIE WANTS DAMAGES FROM s. V. WHITE.


An Interesting case was brought to trial yesterday
before Justice Andrews and jury, I'm the Supreme
Court, In which Alfred NJ Parker * suing stephen "
White for alleged malicious persecution and fc arrest
Iarker arrested IN October 1880 on charcc OF
circulating false reports about Mr. White and Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad stock. Mr..
Whites charge was that Parker had conc into the Office
Of Warden Il Co., bankers, In broadway, and told
members OF that firm that Lackawanna stock would
mIl OF twenty points within sixty days, and that Mr..
White would fall within the length OF time. This
report Is said to have been circulated about Wall street.
and to have caused Il considerable decline in Lacka
wanna stock.
Mr.. White heard Of the alleged source Of the report.
and he began criminal proceedings against him. Par
ker was arrested and held by a police justic, In de-
fault of $500 bail. lie In the Tomb, four days
because he could not get bondsman. Tile GRIND
Jury failed TO indct him. however. and he released.
Then he bcgan this suit.
when the called yesterday Thomas r.
wicke, APPEARED fer the plaintiff, and Joseph H. ChOae
Tor the defendant some diligently was experience ii
In securing jury. and then the plaintiff told part OF
his story before an adjournment was taken until to-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

b. Chandler George d. Abbott Sanford II. steeIe
and Robert d. Benedict. resolution was passeA
authorizing the officers OF the society to act as \
committee 10 take measures toward the organizatio,
Of one society which shall include vcmoners uyinr
in New-fCrk and Its Vicinity well In BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08
srsvryoRs OF THE WAR OF 1919.

Accordios to tho Year Book Of tue soss.ss
,sIo. Il appears that there are only ".v 80. -
NJ that swar awe. The list Gees nc ~ =
name Of Abram Daily, whose fupe'~' -
TebruarS 10. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-08

A secret il amy shing made known 10 every.
body in whisper but you may spak out boldly
in regard to the great satisfaction given every.
where by the Old Dominion Cigarette