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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
rJp>r rr>r 0y. BIrfLESH H FoNTP0NEh

pbu,l.iphla. Feb 70 cpecaD.-Tfc preliminary
49, l,I.rs, tr,,l ir.p Of the blitc-shp Indiana mas
been poslponoi untu March g. The cramps INTENDED
That The new vessel sAoad start for '"e "s'"'
co..r.c of Five Fltsom Htnk iFh,'hp today p"'
tie delay ln rcce,yin- the anchor chalnS nH9 n"''
f-lnch cables. made 'Apr"ssF I9r ne
indiana ami her sister shii'-' arr "i ~, yotk
5000 -,,,f.s transport Fern. now dur Ht -rt" DIN
nom <.y,-r. Inc Form o. expected hgTe thr ia'ter
-, - ia. ,y,rl The Indiana Is AZ ready Tor
e. ~ ,'.,f,,, ,r,vlrious on board and coal IN the
b,nLsrs Whllc the matter Of speed Is n9' consd-
,,,ie.r ,nn Indiana's performance IN this respect
VII be carefully studied The eon'ract cs ~ ,hs
,,',~l,.r, ,,ad. on Tie official trial TIE builder
III ,.c.iyc - Innus OF $500 half the bonus pdli
for excess Of speed In a cruiser
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fer Sale.


Ar REDUCED PRICES -5oO second
hand wood ant ir.a working machines.
fIUv guaranteed. machinery toucat ana
~ .a.n4cl GEORGE -. EDDY. 39s Madl-
a'n-st. -
ATTENTION sewing machines u all
kinds. rcN. -. good second -.ani $40,
ii.A,jjsciirs. 2i5i al-a,,.. iis'h-s'.
Almost NTW. expensive. Grand up
r.-If piano: patented improvements, war
.arf. j. sacrificed. $50. make Offer l5s
We, liih-st
h.Li4ILI'S lopL STORE. 80 Fulton.
a. Nen.io.h WORKSHOP n1ci N-gy zoo,
pos. oi.. ll-. fsr. Wool-oaryiue tools. scroll
saws designs and fan" woods, lhcubatois
ol1 riopiars 100 operation.
DESK. "A faur-foot ro''-top desk. solid
oak. FIR SO -. o.. largest stuc" 81 Office
furniture in New-ior write for cat,
aiDuIo. EMPIRE DESK COMPANY. 400
Broadway
GREAT SACRIFICE. reducing stock -
beautiful gold chairs oniy - 30. worth -,
a.so mnse,i chair payn,fg 2 z, 'nrs n, ~ -,
FAcrrRER~. - Murray-st.
LADY VIII SACRIFICE her upright
uillY. c.st $500 five months ago. AMI IN
,'u STU. sc.'f {, $50 Inquire az resi-
dcuce. ~ East ll7th-st
$40 REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.
Furniture. ls.tinr. etc.. - private resi-
G.r.r. $50 ~ L"Nr-f In-aye., one hand
t.nr bedroom se'. in lA,1 walnut. Inade
ly Hertz.
SAFES $50 have made up 100 first
q es hHus, safes. grl t.t.'l nfeprpot;
,lr price SIS worth $50 Call 1gi OK
.m.ae fhen.. p II. GROSS. SOC Bway
SEVERAL VERY FINE. choice pieces
~ antique 1nahoa.ny furniture 232 9th
ave. near 2ith-'t.. antiques repaired.
SELLING OrT.-Must be sold before
Feb . gold chairs only s. 30. reduced
from 81 70. great sacrifice. GOLD CHAIR
MANUFACTURERS. $50 6th-aye.. near
- ie'
ADVERTISEMENTS AND svRsCRlP.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRfB.
Use WILL nE RE- EiNEn At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 50 2i2 broadway
g In.f north = Tnlr'f -nrst-st.: and AD-
NrRTlsFMENTs ~ fhe ~ wing Branch
or.es. - Elghth ave- 200 Third-aye..
corner Forty sctcrfh-sf.. lir East r n.y.
sc.rn'h-r' corr - Thiri-fvc $50 Fast
1871. 90. near Thbd-aye. OPS Thirf-avn 4.
near Sixfy-f~s--sf.. Los Fifst-av"., 100
Yves, Forty-scconl 1919 Columhus-ave.
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IN THE woRLD or BUSINESS.

RECEIVERS TO SETTLE BUSINESS AFT N''''
Judge Pryor OF the Court of Common Pleas yes
tcrlav granted the application of Pit q Scott l''
a receiver OF the Ncw-Iorl business OF tl't "''"'
in their suit against John Matthews. the I's.'en,
partner here. In proceedings FOR dissolution "'
the copartnership The firm did a large business
as shipping and forwarding agents ana '"S,v''
House brokers the Ncw-icrk Office being Al W
% BrAadwav The concern got into trouble VII" 'hc
Custom House authorities here few weeks ago
and the London house places the blame on MI
Matthews Mr. Pitt who came here on FEBRUARY ~
declared IN his petition TO the Court that ne never
had tho slightest knowledge OK any iFTtGud'l''S
connected with the custom House transactions
until he saw A newspaper clipping on January -
which had been forwarded anonymously - MN i'
London from Ncw-York. When he arrived here ne
demanded that Mr.. Matthews tlrn over the DOCKS
Of the firm and the business % him. nv MF. Mn.
fh.ws refused As a lars" uNHu'I 90 'i'..' -,
~. r.. arriving from Europe Mr PIT had TO MAKE
arrangements with another nrn 10 continue ~,
business lie claims inat lh.rc Is ARE hl'.'".
I'M. me New-York firm. John W. hampton Was
agreed upon as the receiver ,-.., -.-ot,.er
BENJAMIN Is. Kenyon fas been hpp'iNl'. DDI....-
IN SUPPLEMENTARY prDceelings f9r charles 80 l"l.,f
s,n rlilroal contractor. ~ No. ID Nhl!--'; 70
lives In H.. PlazL ltci. in the SUN OF "d'l' -
srisr Indictment crelitcr Mr. Patterson tNi.h7
a. nv.es al,,t S11 On. and has no assets OF Fh'h'
a,,an Ma watch being IN pawn f'r IL, tie iofih'Ip
owned a house IN Boston, hut SOD IL I'VE years
ago.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
THE FIREMEN HAD NARROW ESCAPES
HOT BLAZE IN THE MONROE BUILDING IN
FIFTY-NINTH- sT.-HOTEL GUESTS WATCH
THE FLAMES

FIFTY NINTH -sT.-HOTEL GUESTS WATCH
THE FLAMES
The fire In the Monroe Building. Nos. 9, Ii and
13 East Fifty ninthst.. early yesterday morning
came near causing loss Of life. and three fremen
were hurt in putting out the blaze. The building
Is five stories high. and has been occupied partly
as Offices although of the stores OF J. n. Hege-
man & Co. Is on the ground floor. beside the Mon
roe Cafe Of Patrick Duffy J. n. Hegeman & Co.
have no connection with the Hegeman & Co whose
drug store in lower Broadway was burned out lately.
The two firms are said in fact. to be rivals and
1t was merely a coincidence that there should have
been fires in the stores of both firms.
The fire was discovered before a by James
Reilly, the bartender in the Monroe Cafe. After
giving the alarm he remembered that Clarence Ter
williger a clerk In the employ Of the drug firm.
slept in the rear OF the store lie found Terwlliser
In bed and SO overcome by the smoke az TO be
helpless. He carried the clerk out to the sidewalk
Nordow. the jantor. aroused several artists who
had rooms on the top floor. and they escaped with
the rest. Among them were Benjamin Kramer
F. Foster Miss Jennie French. MISS Doner ana
rhe flames went up through the building quickly
and four alarms We're rung TO call distant engines
and companies Of reme2 AS the burning DT 81
the guests in the hotel got up to look at the n a
children There danger TO any person IN
the hotel, however. and the excitement there was
not great that Fremen LOUIS McAue
and John McCue of Engine Company NO: -, were
We're bruised severely. and their hands and faces
were burned. They were sent to the Presbyterian
moned. little later Fireman Richard 0'Brien; Of
Hook and Ladder Company No p, had his race
cut severely Nv pieces of broken glass The damage
TO the building was said to be about $1,000 Henry
Seienberg, the drygoods merchant or no; IL Mesi
the los to ns aessm IA ,Ss SS M
amounted to about $1,000 1t Is said that all or the
losses were covered fully by insurance
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CHARGES AGAINST RECEIVERS.
pREsIpENT SMITHS ACCUSATION AGAINST THosl

PRESIDENT SMITHS ACCUSATION AGAINST IHOsh
APPOINTED BY FEDERAL COURTS.
Cincinnati Feb. 26.-Railroad circles are aetated
over a letter from President Smith, Of the Louis
vile and Nashville. to seven members of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Southern Railroad ana steam
shin Association telling why his road withdrew from
- ssooietior President Smith makes specific
charges against the agents of the receiver OF the
Queen and Crescent for Indirectly ana surrepu-
touslv cutting rates and over his own name
that all receivers appointed by the Fedora! courts,
being Government agents. are hagrantiy ana per
sIstently violating the Interstate Commerce law.
Railroad men now think the will not stop AT
hostilities between the roads, but VIII extend 70
personal settlement by means between Re
cever FELTON, and President Smith. Meantime the
Interstate Commerce Commission Will be asked
10 Investigate the methods Of all receivers acting
by the appointment OF Federal courts.
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Crcs smakino.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAkiNG; Import"
fashions. hotel orders ~ short notice anil
n,,a.-ate uri..s Mrs M'ELKOl. - East
lith-st.. between BwAy ANA Jnive. Shy
Place.
ARTISTIC DRESSES mad. from 50 up.
t.iint-mr1~ also. ..ll evening r" - won.
Wedding ana theatrical az e.; ''et
2Ifil--f. New-1 .f-. ami ii.N..'-i
Brooklyn.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAkI%G. unique d.
signs. heuis1m- dresses irnu ST. Nl.
Mine OWES. ~ West .2l-'t
DREsSAfAKER Thoroughly experienced
drr-siu1Ner U.l.-t references. l.-l... ~r
lag-u.ut~ hy llt Hr week. French m'--it
\ ir.-- N'.s T BON I"2 Tribune Up
'wr Office i2i2 Eroldwh}.
IREssM AkrR wants fow more cus-
toner. at home. -'ilfs from - up. II
FOX. ~ West sO'h-.t. near Riverside
Iriv".
MME HOKTETSE. coumriere Fran
caise. late with y. Altman and stern
Bros. street ANA evening costumes made
81 mrirraf. rfir's. u-."s' material used,
arrs-es rcfirtl.i. q. .lf.sf fashion plates
from Paris .,j West 1871 ~. ncar I.h-
ave.
MADAME HAISaILE make. costumes
n. 6 up. rcu1taf'- trI r"t'Ju.i- ans
KIND ~ wYrf iu lr'r- iuaLirs. "f.r"iIr"s
nfst-clars pot 'yea' i9'h--'.
STYLISH DErssMAKEa. u-sfe,,-nu ng
trcs-.s made. IsI -1uiilr 81 lt|IIpN.
81 Gth-avc.. hef. an AMI 18Th SIS.
THiBATp cou'rrere Tafs.rr1e. etcn-
In flnD- waists. -ur,nr summer dresses.
moderate prices. short n.'l0r lo3 West
4Ofh. 81
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TIE WISCONSIN CENTRAL REcEIvERsHIP

Milwaukee, Feb. 26.-If legal steps which have
been taken are successful the Wisconsin Central
Railroad will pass out of the hands Of the recev-
ers ia short time. In railroad circles 1t Is under
stood that the Central forced into a receiver
ship not by its weakness, but by reason OF the
failure OF the Northern Pacific TO continue the
lease and to pay expected rentals. While the Wiz
cOnsin Central officials and receivers 90 not want
road is likely TO pass back into the companys hands
I'm the near future. A New-IOrk dispatch says that
q rumor IS current that deal has been made by
which the Great Northern is going to Obtain te u''
o. the Wisconsin Central from St faui 10 Ch'cdso
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tUorh tOantco.
Males
Males
A. WIN l.. HARTUNo.
Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Barnes Eull.lng. Room 40. y Park Row.

Males
A. WIN l.. HARTUNo,
Expert Accountant and Audiior,
Barnes Funding. Room 40. p Park Row
RURAL MANAGER.
4 midG,c.uLel man, W. i'd OF eluch-
tioa and cultul". pNas"sA.ht executive
ability and c1PHeii}. WIN 'N''hSlN" 'N-
p..t.ncc .u lawn. rut and managing com
nv e~f ltes ana stut. farms thoih com
..rrcIl ana priNatel. thorough Nnowlcdge
oi REGISTERED stock. landscape gardening
plants Under rllss. etc. urquestionahle ref
c.cuc,i viii nr gives. Address RURAL.
BJA tl6. i.2i2 Broadway.
4 STRONG YOUNG man Wishes employ
nrnt OF any kind. not afraid OF hard work.
-..,,f..,. ID required. T.. MANNING. 5i5
East ifth ST.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER and general
office work good genWan, quick at hgures.
salliy so per week, Al reference Address
a.. g.. U' < Tribune once.
AN ENERGETIC sCOTCHMAN. edu-
Gated Glasgow College. thoroughly eXpe-
r.,uocd. capahlr and reliable excellent
references. dcsir.s oiilc" position. Address
JAMDf DONALD Ian b. Isl Joralemon-
st.. Brooklyn.
An AUCrIoNEER 81 unquestionahlc
chumttef a. open foi engagements, pecial
attention given 81 sales at pTltut" houses
and stores. Address BURNETT. fremont.
NcW YORK cay.
4 DECORATIVE PAINTER and paper
hanger date with Grace y sons, London
En,J. would do the practical work for
ladies az gentlemen having artistic taste
of sufBcstiors 10 carry out In thei' houses
advice given and necessary tools fuT-
ni-hed city or c1.ntly. DECORATOR
100 15-h-st. Brooklyn.
BAKEE. Foreman ar second hand
wants steady place. good On Vienna bread
hrst-class references AUG. DELLER. i6l
West AGth-st
BOOKKEEpER.-A man ot 90. good at
arithmetic wants a situation. L. BRANN.
50 Morris-st.
ROOKKEEPER md CASHIER by a
Young man aged y. with six years ex-
pcricnce. can furnish bond and best ref
erer"e. J. A. KEEL. l23 Broad-st.. city.
BOOkNEEPER. 80. ten years with re-
cent employers. seeks position In which
ability and faithfulncss VIII earn per-
manency 20 wears excellent record. AS
SlDUlTi, Tribune office.
BAl<ER.-F Yrst-class foreman on bread
ana cake. or cnkc alone, long experience,
line cake 81 all klds, strictly temperate.
-, Lac Broadwaj.
BOY uG wishes a situation has knowl-
edge % shorthand. typewrlting and book
keeping. Address ). q. HOPKINS. lGI
stanton-st., city.
BOY 90 In Office. store or business
house; good penman. willing and oblg
lnE. firat-class references. Address A.
HERMAN 10 Norfolk-st.
BOY nS. strong. would like a position
o. any kind; willing. OTTO BUTZ. ass
East Jth-st
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MORE TINE TO PAY THE BONDS.

The Richmond Terminal Reorganization Com
mittee has asked for an extension OF time for the
payment Of the Richmond York River and Chesa-
peake Railroad bonds which became due on Janu-
airy In the reorganization plan these bonds We're
left undsturbed as II was intended 70 pay them of
at maturity. 1t has been found impossible 20 do
this. account OF the hard times, an extension
has been asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27
AUGUST BELMONT ON ERIE REORGANIzA

Paris Feb 26-In an interview on the subject Of
the Erie reorganization plan to-day August Bel
mont, the New-York banker. expressed the opinion
that the best interests Of the property demand
man more drastic IN order 10 insure permanent
safety to those interests Sti. he became convince
while in London that il the only pracuca!
MAN OF REORGANIZATION that could be carried Out +;
Consequently he anxious to have ii carried out
as speedily as possible The success OF the piah
however was not positively assured
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boar0 uailte0.

So "ENAGRfrp Young NAN wishes
hoard grI ioYu n q strictly nrt-cllss
private ttmIf frlu Hth p llth sis.. from
80 f' ff' aNDr.. uf answers VIII D." no
t'-d uul~.s 1853 above. terms not exceed
BOB. so Irr month. reference given and
required o.. g.. care Mound & Co.. 1
East 1ifh--t.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
iNE WIN ~, 'pt;GC'reIvrD3' At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE So. l2i2 Broadway
p doI' north = Hiity-fr9'-st.: and AID
NFRTiSi. MENTS ~ trn following Branch
ON - E.rh'h-9fe.. 100 Thirl-aY".,
corner I.r -N-~ot .lfa-sf; i59 East F0ity-
sescufh-st. c..ncr Third-aye.. $50 East
i-5tu ST.. near Thlrd-aye.: O23 Thiri-aye
..Ir Nty f.-t.. !. q, Firs' ave; 1903
Wrf' .Drty-se runI g.. 1872 Columhus-ave.
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ounirn Rsal GsIate 20 Let

NYACK -ON-HUDSON. rent by tho
year n Broom house unfurnish~d. every
ciiy convenience. grounds with Abundance
az shade AMI fIgit trees. stable. carriage
houge aul cpachrnau's quarters adjoining.
possession given May /. Address HEARTH.
l'rtIt.ta Drlle
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PAYING UNEMPLOYED LEHlGH SIHihhh''

Waverly. ~ Y. Feb. 2G.-The members OF '"e
Tranmens and Firemen's brotnerho'1s Wh' were
in the Lehigh strike ana have not sisce n'.h IN
Moved by the road paid az SiFTr '-'i
The tranmen received 81 80 etcn, having prey
received g 49, This their irsi mo"'h, 81
cernb.r nav The frcfnen receiver 81 edch' ''rH
second month or January pay the enfncrIT '
ceived their second months pay Asi '!.u.". "
A good many Of the strikers In tAs I'caly "4r
still unemployed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

MEN WOMEN BOYS ana GIRLS 10Y
a new business. - day easily made.
Samples and terms free. Address 4. l..
MARSHALL. L"cHport. y. \.
Mates.
sTENOGRApHER. TYPEWRITER and
assistant lllEkrcper. thoroughly c'inrei'h,
ani liable young man ~ broadway t',',,'
house. salary ST. Adlr"-s. own hhnd-
wrlun-. bon -. Tribune Ohlce.
THIRTY DOLLARS PER WEEK
good NAN cam easily make from so To- so
per we.A ceiling % neW and POPULAR book.
Sixty Der cent profit Every business man
wan,. copy ~ it Address /, .. Box
q. Aiauy y. Y.
WANTED. an active. practical. sdu-
Gated man. o. AXE orders hy sample ~
a veel. and expenses. n Il. Ten
BROCK. - University Place.
WANTED. hy one u the leading monu-
mental frus 100 th" country. IN "Npen-
,nc.l lrauI, gtsuan. non" but first class
man Wffh the best = references need ap-
plv. Address - Main-st. Buffalo. " \
WANTED. For the Robinson Hotel Co..
cooperative" Mlurrcrs clerks. cashiers.
lnrtrua,rs hluari alton lant~. walters.
pfrtrrH. baker. arl cooks. with 500 or
more. guaranteed against loss For par
tc..ars apply - JULIUS II. ROBINSON.
New -Yofh Hotel 90 Broadway.
Female.
WANTED \ girl Tor chamhcrmaid and
waitress. Call Tuesday morning NJ. Last
Tyth-st
WANTED. ladies ~ DO light sewing at
home. work sent hy mail and paid Tor on
delivery. ladies' having leisure hours SEND
stamped envelope BASSETT EMEhoi-
derry co. .. r emont-a'e. Boston Mass
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Union PACIFIC RECEIVERS MEET

All the receivers OF the Union Pacific Railroad
COMPANY were present at the meeting held yester-
day al No. So Wall Street. 1t was SAID a'ter '"e
meeting that only routine business had been done
+ Ellerv Anderson. one OF the receivers. sad thal
All discussion on the wage question had been post
,,nneJ for The rrescnt The receivers VIII continue
10 hold sessions throughout the week
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WHY THE CIT IN WAGES WAS MADE

Abram S Hewitt said yesterday III Fele''"cr -
,,a on, fl, wages ., the Ncw-Jersey Steel and Iron
works OWNED bv CooDcr. Hewitt e Co.. TIA; ~"
report was true. For year back ne sad inc
works had been run al loss. More man my
brought In the way Of profit was pald our 10 WORK
49, In order 70 keen them in work, he added,
"and we take this action in preference To- shutting
"a, ,bc y,orks So thaC he men keep their fam
H. from starving The men who have been re-
Living more than 81 q a day are cui 10 ,T cont
and those receiving that or less 3 per cent.
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60 Get tor Business l)urpoec

LARGE NuMrEH = lofts 10 il. all
size a me. KULAND WILLING.
. BE gIa l.
AT CORNER OF william aHd Anu.,t..
store and b. scment. 1850; ycry light AMI
desirable disp 1t iofi hULAND
WHITING, ) I;e Kman--t.
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Gin Rca! G;e!a!c 60 Let.

TO LET. At FORT WASHINGTON
TW, houses. win Icgu imlrnt .m'n's.
'r.f.n water. gas furnace. cY.rh-h,Iso
three acres ~ Hand. So. good Nl.W Il
Hudson River. within - minutes ride u
Nall.-t. by cable elevated rrl Hudson
River Railroad. rent 81 20 Slap. MAR
TI% q SMITH. - Wall -t.
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poeERr n CoLLYER GETS THE PLACE.

Robert \. collyer has been appointed Assistant
General Eastern Agent Of the Wabath Railroad
Company to iii the vacancy caused ~ the resig-
nation Of Alpheus Cyphers. +. IA. Lake VIII sue
coed Nfr Collyer as Freight Agent, ana G. I-atta
will succeed Mr. Lake as Southeastern Freight
Agent
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oy ALI the trunk lines OF Canada Il was reported
Today that the company had succeeded in floating
e eoos In the London market; The. company is
TOT the building Of steel transfer boat capable OF
carrying twenty-one loaded and G0) passengers
This, It is proposed to operate between Rondeau
Harbor and the port OF Cleveland
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miscellaneous.


BUOKS.-liayc YOU useless looks laying
around VII pay highest cab phi =.
Addro>-: giving particulars and quantity,
and subicrib VIII call. WILLIAMS,
Box ~. Tribune.
STEREOPTICON.-D lssolvins view APP
paratus FOR hire with operator, 81 ana eA-
pensss per evening. Elder OSy-hy linEnh
or Ola lights may be used SrEREOPIl-
CON. Box :. Tribune Office.
SAFES sold direct 10y the manufacturers
to the customers cheap for cash, house
Si5 up: usiutsf. So up. catalogue iiee'
y. y. SAFE co. ~ Clinton Place.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
rlONs lob THE NEW:YnRk THE III;
UPTOWN OFFICE. No III HioauWhIi
"a door norsl of Thirty nrst-st. and Nd
VEKIlstMEkrS at the following l.rulch
Onlccs: Pa ElehtL.aye 7GO Thitd.aNe.'
corner Forty seventh.st $50 Eah Forty.
Gcycnth-st.. conner 1hiri-l>e; leI Fast
ne,r SiNtv.tIrst St: iSoS Fir,t-ays. 100
Vast Forty-seeond. /: l92 coiumbu~ave.
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GEORGE b. HANFoRD's SCHEDULES FILED.

GEORGE i. hRNIDlNi' - .'N'''''|
The echcdules of George u. HanfoTd. or No ~
.,s o., ,,.i,, made an assignment February 3.
were fled Yesterday lie was for many years me
ogent here for the Ticondt~oga fui? ana Paper
Company and was several years ago a dF ,a ~.
ma, company and also the Ticonierosa Machiiur
,n,nnsrv The schedules show liabilities or |f-ID''
nominal assets 81 o25. consisting 81 ~ sares 81 M
e,"rI ~ Inc Ticonderoga Pulp and Paper company,
ia shorcs Ifcorderoga Mashin" Company. 80
shares Peabody Trading Company hhi ~ s ~
south Galveston Land Company, al OF "hIch dIr
njedged az collateral for loans. leaving no ac'uh
assets. ,-t. q 20 % an.
cine frais National Bank s9bl7. Salem n -
National Bank s. 30, North Granville -; y "a
ii@nai Hank $50. and Hammond, BUSH '''
Orwell. VI. S2,2jl
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flnis 60 Get, furnished.

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Morning al. Park neV and 81 CANT il1'
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lies only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

TO CLEAR THROUGH ANOTHER BANK.
Tho C,nsevoort Bank at Ninth-aye. and Four
,eontb-st Will on and after March l. clear through
the Third National Bank instead 4 the SeaooanI
National Bank The ScabOari national hthh '.c-
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House agents for any bank