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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
GROWTH or TIE TJN-PLATE INDUSTRY.

Baltimore March 1.-THE Manufacturers Rec
ord" OF this week publishes compilation by John
jarrett secretary OF the Tin Plate Manufacturers
Association OF the United States, showing the
growth Of tin-plate making in this country
The report states that there are now in this coun-
try completed and in course of construction thirty
four tn-plate works. The capacity of these works
will exceed annual production Of $4,000 tons Of
finished product. and will furnish employment TO
1900 hands. The capital invested Is about S.
10000, and the wages paid viii be about 100000
a year. These figures pertain only to the manipula-
ton OF reducing the billet in some cases. but the
bar In most cases, to finished product, and do not
include the amount OF labor from the ore to the
billet and bar. which is extensive The mills al
ready IN operation have a capacity OF 10000 tons
Of finished product. Mr.. Jarrett adds:
When remember that less than four years
ago no tin-plates made in this country. the
marvellous growth of the industry is certainly
phenomenal No other manufac turing industry. so
FAR as ! have been able to discover. has made
such progress in the same period of time.
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PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION REFUSED

Trenton. y. j., March @h-Jhdse "'ct" - "
Federal Court to-day refused the motion io' d
,..,..r,. 81, iurctinn i'm the case Of the American
Grapho, hon, Company against the United states
phonoqraph Company. The plaintiff corporation
averral that the latter company was ih'l'"H'"F
ON its inventions and patents in the manu- ''."'
of a machine 10 record and reproduce SP'''"' u"
Graphophone Company all'se '""' ~ 1
49,, .,.,,to,,. ami usteufs in question on Janu-
NV u 1S,3 and they asked the court TO 'ohPr'
the other company - account ana pay o>'' ~
them all the profits made out Of the use anu sd'e
Of the machine since the date menilohel. n,i
asked also that the defendant COMPANY pt cr rIu''
tornporarilv from making and seilhE Sutn ma
chimes The court makes no comments wma,Vre h
I'm its decision. The paintu COMPANY WI Pr9 ~
The case for final hearing but dc'ilon neioe @
on the question of permanent injunction l. NOT
probable.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

Al the Broadway salesrooms Adrian H. Muller N
Son sold by order Of the executors No ." WIS.,
Thrty-seventh-st.. a four-sto:y brownstohe uNe'''
e5xssa to l.. Firth for $3.50; also NO 80 East
Seyenty-hfth-st.. under foreclosure procedures I"
ono-storv frame building. with one-story frame
Ior sS. I" rear lot s'N'0-- to % m.,,on the
,an, loi igxq! sa on the northwest corner OF
rhiTj.ave and Cedar-st. Brooklyn, to Jefferson
NJ Levy for s. iOl who also purchased tie lot adJoll
i 100 for q 10 C. Agar bought the tWO-Sloiy
frGme dwelling with plot Cllo MI IN = ~
William g ADAMS Of Adams Brothers nls P n'
chased the Two fOur-stOry hroWnstoHe Wc'''"7
S5%ese Nos. 10 and ~ West Forty-se'ohd-s''' at
" PRipys 4 El-ton nave sold for Helen F. I3nse@ S
beck he thrrc-story DWELLING. l7loX'-,>,,S9 NO. 10
W,St Thir.y-eighth-s; to Dr. MUrch az $l'""; W.,
Charles ii. Leland Is the purchaser OF 40, ~ r"un
Thirty -fourth-st, d iour-s''ry ns ~ Adtns
stone residence. 25x9S9. recently sold ny A''"''
Is re%orIeI that Luther Kount1e is the pur,
chaser at $4,000, OF the four-story ana DiaiIs
brownstone dwelling. 80 Fast fIitS-SeN'
Randoiph tiuggcnheimer i, is reported. has 500
the six-itory business building. sos. 10 ana la
schrag and Richt6erg hqyc sold for William BE-. B"s
to homas swain TS t MeI 1or Si ,sco" '
James A Frame a son hay@ putoha aor,n i I3p
' g.oi 1' wns OF CENTRAL PARK West and viii build
five four-SiOTy dwellings upon thcm ,.
John Farley has sold tNO thrcc-StorN tWeH'S io.
brnwnsfonr dwellings in West End-ave, No. 81 to
r. W Wettaufer and NO 81 TO Horace isinio ~
p Lynch of TO acres Of land known as Pelham B2y
View Park. near West chester NiIase LOT S- WA
Bennett a Graf have exchanged for '" o. b Ill
yin The nvc-story apartmeni-house No. lVSS Park-
ave se5oo with LINDSAY q JoiIs2Iii o rsx .iy
extension. lot 1903, 40. $50 West SeVehty-hrS'-st
Iiorran slattery have filed plans for eight four
story brick dwellings OF various dimension on u,e
southeast corner Of West End-ave and , ~ q,
drcd-and nfth-s HIOrgan Il Slattery' archtects) u
coz GuIIsgs Fransoioa has filed plans for four five
brick dwellings,. the south Sl'lr 81
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4 FTGHT OCEE THE DiFh4S E>fA IL.
THE MARITAL AFFAIRS AND BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE KING or THE PooLKooMS HE-
FORE \ BROOKINN COURT

THE MARITAL. AFFAIRS AID business METHODS
or THE KING or THE rooLKooMs" BE
FORE \ BROOKLYN COURT.
An action has been begun by George u. Wick
ham in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn "hNh -
likely to reveal the inside history OF the NE an"
business methods of Henry Clay DiimaS VINO oled
an August g. 1893 in GraVeseul. worth nearly
million dollars. The action VIII also determine
whether the mistress of the Ccballas mansion
Mrs Dtmas was ever legally married TO the hlhE
of the Poolrooms." by which name Henry Ga!
Ditmas was known.
George D. Wickham IS a nephew Of Diimas' ana
through his counsel 5 & ". Hutchins will en-
deavor to set aside certain quitclaim deeds made
by the heirs in favor OF Ditmass supposed WIDOW
Abigail Y UendrCkson. otherwise Known as
Abigail V rtmas The action involves the FtI"-
macy of Ditmass children by his second vic
Dtmas was the intimate friend OF Johh !. NC
Kane and through him obtained control 81 send
ing racing news from the Brighton Bedch track
10 the poolrooms throughout the United states.
There were seven or eight hundred Of these ana
as the poolrooms paid him so day. his income
was princely. sometimes amounting IN the hH'N
season to $1,000 day. Later he got the same
privileges from the Shecpshead Bay track rte
purchased the Coballas place. and. NOR" for dlN''
sion than anything else. began breeding shetland
ponies.
The Western Union Telegraph Company made
bitter and successful fight against the monopoly
Of Ditmas but n retained prohtahl" business.
No one knew when no died just how much he WAS
worth, but good judges pat the figure above WV
ooo on the dav of his death John Y. Mckau" paid
him The interest on personal note Tor $-''" "''
roWed money.
Wic<ham. the nephew. all ees that he only
heirs are the plaintiff. William \. Niekham a
niece three brothers and -four "ih'r u"phr". ana
nieces I'm his affidavit Nichham states that tAe
defendant. Ditmas's second wife. told him mat
although she had lived with pltmaS for a long
time a. his wife he had former vic. Josephine
T. Dtmas. whom he had married in ls3. ana VINO
was living at the time Ditmas pretended 90 marry
the defendant At that time the defendant said
the first wife had secured divorce from ltiiui-
and that the court hal forbidden him to marry
again during her life without permission, this
permission. II g. said. WAS never obtained. ! Pc"
defendant. Mr.. Wlckhan says. renrcsouicd % him
that the estate was small. and that %" htiI-
could convey their Interests 10 rcr. $50 That they
would r. safe. and the first wife b." barred ont
He learned that her representations were it~',
and demands that the Qu.fciaim deeds ans other
instruments be set aside as void or cancelled
The Ceabas place. Whor" Mrs. DfHa~ No. .
lives. is Kings Highway near Grave-end ami
has beautiful grounds.
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HER POOR i'm S1J'ED MS LIFE.

A JERSEY WOMAN SHOOTS At HER BEoTHERIN-
LAw-BROTHERS DISAGREE OVER A FEATH-
Err BED AND PAIR or PILLOWS
There a shooting affair a Hlllsllle Yesterday
morning which. mad it not been FOR the poor aim
OF a woman might have resulted seriously. As it
was the man al whom the gun was discharged
capcf some OF the shot struck his legs and cut
through his trousers but he had on leather boots,
and the leather not penetrated ny the birdshot.
The shooting grew out of family quarrel but
the woman who fired the shot says she did not
know the man she fired was her brother-in-law.
Albert Schulko Of Westwool, the man Shot al.
He had caused a summons TO be served on his
brother Theodore of Hilsdae, 10 recover feather
bed and "A pair OF pillows. These had been brought
from Germany a few days by Reginald. a
younger brother OF the two men, Theodore PAD
Eesnald's passage rom Germany. met him at FL
lis Island and took him 10 his home. The young
man had with him the bed and pillows. He had on
an old suit of clothes when he landed and Theodore
bought him a new suit The feather bed and pill
lows his mother had told him 20 give 20 lizzie The
wife OF Albert. The boy took the bed and pillows 10
Theodorcs house He did not give them to Albert.
and justified himself TO Theodore by saying he
thought he was doing right. Theodore had spent
so much money on him. \ few days ago a letter
arrived from the mother for Albert. which spoke Of
10 Theodores home. in Hillsdale, and demanded
what MS mother had sent him. Theodore thought
he had done for the boy. and declined to deliver
them. Albert then obtained the summons. wnc1
Albert went to Hil,slale He says that when ne
went into the ward his brothers wife came to the
door with a shotgun and fired at him. The shot dil
saws she thought the entering the gate at whom
she fired was a tramp. She recently suffered from
these knights of the road. and decided 10 take
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yyGERsoLL REPUDIATEs Az INTERVIEW

indianapolis Ind. March 27.-Colonel Robert g.
Ingersol is at the Denison and lectured here last
night. He talked briefly on the Presidential posi-
bilites saying:
on the Republican side Reed and Mckinley are
both prominent Reed is a man OF great ability
and would make excellent President SO would
Mckinley hear some talk Of Allison On the ed
of this month some wretch elegraphed from Laporte
q pretended interview with me. In which was quoted
as saying that candidate could be successful in
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recent elections in Tennessee. Henry Gay Evans
Republican. he said was clearly eiec'e"'o''
80, ~. e.ce of the returns. yet his predecessor
,:.v.,-or .rurnev Democrat refus"d to give up me
ono This is an outrage on civilization, Ut;
sfo.in said with emphasis. and WouId no. W
.,,rri.4J - me people rose up and elected every
E~niiIican candidate on the ticket at tn- next
81 +i,tTl
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School Aecntirs.

GFNCY-Miriam Coyrifre supplies. tutor. professors
"A teschers etc. In all depts recommends
parents $50 6th-ave, Book Bding 20thst.
dERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governcsses.
&C.. Colleges. Schools sno Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Cnion Squsrs.
LrISk TEACHERS AGENCIES. New YORK. Bosom
L Chicago Los Angeles, etc II. = Croker " y H"r-
+. v Huyssoon w O Pratt N L Managers. 10 Sth-ave
NJ Y EDUCATIONAL 81 REAT. SO ~ East OH ST.
~ teachers recommends schools free largest
best list H. s. Kellogg. Manager. No. CT East 9th a.
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BAKER r.ed.rcA; TO Henry N, M'', ,as IN
saswies 1yo l@r 1911 ,,.r , -, IT,. ~ @nd
li? same map mortgages. ins'a.m"n's u g. .u
Rrai,,h ,.eorre ami vlsr 4 = Emhre~ tru-- o..
tee l-'-v" 81 +, d - i%"h ~ y%hr ~
E[ Town, Nm N ~ - ,l '' 800
csr .r9 2, A. d, e, M%ap j.. M" notes. i canal is
collins Honn V To- T. y Collins. executor. u 80.
p2oosn nanr and M't" - Ne E's' , Hy'r ocn
ra%icr fr,n.c. F. to il VI lacCracIrr. lots 10 49,,
and III. map lni''rsit' helgh,* north y"ti' US
=, ~ r ~ OF Ams'"oon-a'". MORTGAGE ,oo,.
cor1.r iio'h st @ad Manha,!aa as, denaoG S2''
,.,,, MOTIF Wre Az o." I =, = wch, - W
corner Am.tc-in'-are ard lGoth-s'. years. 50"
Hawkins tr"l"r'rh II. :" kendall Ire" -
ummbci charles H. 'o TOWNSEND
corner Manhattan. ave and ION 81. demand. 1000
city Il Ncw-iork 10 eoli Shave. ycnr.. 100
Jenkins Ida l.. cad another to II T. Stevens. Jr.
> v corner so'h-st and Amser'lam-lvr. de 200
sa ,iir'' to sanc 8 s,rhs, l5o Amstrr-
riIc,n Remote. l. and Wiz T., ,corg. q De
WIT and another trustees. n W 81 ave. lots
10 ana Il6. map of Henry Hreyoort and
Keller Nar! X s ant %" to t., F2 ,, ke'gr
s S,S@O NM ', NJ TO- winiam II Fssom In
Ter, alea,c. Ii"3 It n Honest. secures debt rs
ct al. n SIN st. I"o It ~ Amsterdam ave.
var '..... .............. $500
u % IGrh ~. lo5 It II Lexington year O5C
McCrath. Hannah j. To- N"whurr II laiwton.
3d-aye. lIo n 81 i1lst-st. ........ ~
Member. Christian. aud wife - Henry Stichl.
Ienux ave. - II n II 81 l2Hth-st. I year. lN1
ODonnelL Joseph =. ana wife 60 John Brooks
and another. al Topping-st.
40 II II Of t7Ith-st. mortgage. years. 7j0
So-y. james II. to Emma Down. bIth-st.
275 II " u shave demand ............'.... I25o
Schnugg Francis j. and another Ami" Him
ave. 3 Years .......-..,... 1890
Strauss. Fannie. Max BAUM lI2l-st.
bn1 n g 81 AleNandcr-ave. = mortgages. | year
and > ......... .................. so,
TIFFANY. Henry H. ard another to Charles u
Perry and another. trustees. Smp-
and Wr='chcsfcr-avc. years. ........... IN
Ncrha"Fen. Marie. TO X - Winthrop. No ~ West
I7,h.st years ...............'....... IOW
william. Frances r. Grprg" Edgar and
other NJ - West S!uh-st years ............. TO-
Wyand. Henry &. Philip Stlcom. Elsmrr'
Place. n oil Marn'un-aN". years. 2.H
Weed Joseph r.. Title Guarantee and Trust 60.
No lJs West tiith-st. demand. 100
Williams David, to Harriet DNrrhser, Il = GSth-
81 81 II u columbus ave. year. ............ l59
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e6 who was not for free silver. and also thai the
chances for Reed and Mckinley were sFo"l"-
slim / had no such interview. ! never though
cgndidate could succeed OF free silver and nCt"r
said Reeds chances W'r" growing sum. ] '-''
reed and think him an admirable man.
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Brooklru propcrlp Go Let.

rI,D LET superb hav window. extra VIDE nous, -
i ja3 Ilciford-ave also No. 90 R1dn"y-st. pi'h tHt'
story bruNnstonc high basement good healthy hels~t
latest finish frescue sari'dr' pine-
ing collar heater. all improvement pHrte'i "'prr
I'D Grand. RI1- N' SIS I" f'''i'
vsy. Franklin-ave. cars minutes - R1dnY -.
II. b. StHDIES. Owner. 30 Ifdiorl-aEe-
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Gounrn Real estate for Sale.
HOMESTEAD AT RYE NECK,
WF.STf II r. Tx - y. t.
Long ISLAND SOUND.

HESTER co. y. y,
Long ISLAND SOUND.
rno Manen ocoupiel ss' thirty var. by T Ia sl
family. on,r"i f7~ s'ie hors@. ,oHio WIN -.
three rooms f.r men.
Grounds uiue lawn acres roadwav mundane
- fri' great variety grand views sound boating
Maf1lronect station. Nc~-Havea K. =: dsant q NILE
ami h,lt hourly trains express. thirty SIX minutes
R,re ,pp,-.uni'y TO enc = n" few renanirs
substantial oa homes ,ae urd "a" AZ" directed by
''' '''' ''''' GRrFs% s MOORE % E.s. '2d-s'.
RE Yor LOOKING FOR 4 POULTRY FARM 500
y far nt"-lcr" farm one mIle rom t.,.." h. - 81
fo-ir,,,sn by addressing D. l. RisLEY III i"h -.
DAY SHORE. 7. lon Great South Bay. hour. -
IS minl'.s I'm WAN s,r~e- colonial re-I.nc~. fGs-
ush.d. - rooms electric lisht. modern plumbing pa
ii,chen laundry and cellar acres. mo lawn yese'4-
lie garden 'onnis court pasture" convenient sitm~ ,H
STR6NG uiENoY & MtTiIEwS6N - wii.4m-s'.
l,on SALE THE uEyERwYcK ESTATE. about 500
acres q land On cast shore ~ hudson E.'''; va"
I.n, nearly - Troy Manor House. etc. tulif ny -"
yar Krnss.laers suitable for magnsnt private res
ton For plans. views and other re areuisRIf aaeRy to
~ STATE s.. Albany. y Y.
SNNrTARIrM FOR SALE. I'M. ..
- r, any Physician. wishing - establish a M
urr,ogs iaysI-. %" property nor" "',' 'd ~ -,
n,i ,i,l"l. about foe, above level, excellent
r7u t,eues crm'n"ii"a' inan g., S' ; i,rao and
heaatlfuy lll out grounds embracing s'S ari.; ial
trees shrubs anil fruits N one q the 3''IiTt an
w.altheef villages IN th" I'M anil lSH" region ~
%ev. ,rs combine mas" hi- property specially a.
,, ..i ~ ,ar IL 81, nay -man IN mortgage ms
rrc4 is less than huf u Oh" cost y The or prfNl
ie-rrp'yc pamphlet Will be sent 20 such AS are in
''' p o Pox 542 syracuse. Y. V
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HORSES BURNED AT SHELTER ISLAND

HORSES BURNED AT SHELTER ISLAND.
The large stable adjoining the Manhanset Hote.'
on shelter Island. totally destroyed 10y 1T"
|earlv yesterday morning. SIX horses. including
valuable stallion. were roasted 70 death The flames
broke out in the stable and. quickly communicates
10 the water-tower and carriage houses. short
distance from the stable. The loss IS estimated az
500 o0n partially covered by insurance. William
Griffin who was over half a mile from the hotel:
SAW the flames and ran TO the hotel ana aWah.h'+l
Edwarl Cushing The superintendent. Fortunately.
inc wind was blowing OF sea or the hotel would
have been consumed. With a small hand fre-engine
the superintendent and others kept the hotel wall
ncares; the stable wet and saved H. There were no
LnnM-n
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LII INV OF PM rowED TO NEwroGr NEwS

Fort Monroe. Va. March 1.-THE disabled steam
e~ city Of Para was towed 20 Newport News TINS
morning where she will have her nun scfdPe' anu
,aiot.l Will. a new propeller T. being adjurlel'
IN. ,.>nori- 10 sail for colon on Friday evening
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Gitn propsrln 60 Eet.

no RENT.
81 WEST SGD ST -Four-sory brownsone and brick pri-
dwelling n perfect. order. Size III SX52. Rent
WEST S3p-ST Four-stor brownstonc and brick
dwelling excellent condition. size lGSX52 Rent
81
MORAN & WILLIAMS Attorneys. As Exchange Pr
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test an0 (onn0.

I OST Bank Book so. 210.DlI Dr, Dock Savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon said book T.
called 10 The the bank within thirty
days. the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one issued In lieu thereof.
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Jnsirurtloil.

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W catalogue and information. J. DICKINSON JR.. Prin
Young Ladies.-City
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Gtrambon

Steamboats,
$500 TO BOSTON. $500 TO WORCESTER.
I,educt All Points last and North.
VIA h9WLRW0GG1 lL1RJ[Go
Steamers Pier ,old numUof) 40 y. H. nexAGe.-
brossesst week days onJ. 80 f. NJ. Fine Orchestra
each steamer.
HALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
4 only $500 10 Boston FOL limited tickets Reduced
.tte T. all points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
commission. Inc orchezta each Leave Pier IS (old
NUMBER y. r. foot Of Murray-s.. week days only At
80" p.
ID AMSDEII. LINES Steamers leave Pier II,
L = y. Zoo, Franklin st. for Cransons West Point.
cold Spring Cornwall. Fishkil Landing and Nrwburgh.
week DAYS T. NJ. sunday, - A. NJ.
=, TONINGTON LINE.-Insde route TO Boston and the
- East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New Pier
20. y. r.. at o 4. NJ daily. except sunday.
n EW HAVEN FARE, 81; Excursion, Sl.3O.-
Steamer Richard Peck leaves Pier %. f. r. daily.
p tSunday excepted. arriving in time for train to
Neriden Hartford Springfield etc. Freight steamer
caves y. on and after April lst VIII leave p m
and II 30
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NANIFA(,CI PLANT TO RENT 80,
Tn. Refrigerator Plant Is f'r rent fHi,'
Woodworking mdchinort and boi"r ana 'nglh" o. 1'
capacity Cinatohar" Is sifua'" - miles w. ''
4 West Shore Central railroads ana -
canal leiighffullv situated village having AN ih'i'H
Improvements such sewerage electric lights ''' r''
Address ,...
T. FRANK DfEFENDoRF. Canajohari"' y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

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