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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
BOTA EICIL GARDEy MANAGERS MEET

Cornelius Vanderbilt presided the meeting
OF the Board Of Managers Of the Botanical Garden
OF New York. which was held at his Office In tho
Grand Central Depot. Forty-second-st.. yesterday
afternoon. The other managers present were W. T..
Dodge. D. O. Mills. c. =. DAILY, James A. Scrymser.
Samuel Sloan. Professor JAMES F. Kemp Judge
Addison Brown and Professor n. L. Britton. secre-
tary.
John James Kane elected member OF tho
Board OF Managers. The Committee on Location
reported that II is 10 confer next week with the
Park Commissioners concerning the site.
Subscriptions to the endowment fund were report
ed. raising the sum to s23s.c00. This leaves only
$4,000 yet to be secured before the managers can
apply to the Park Commissioners for the Site pro-
vided IN Bronx Park by the act OF Incorporation
Professor Britton. the secretary Of the Board OF
Managers said after the meeting: THE possibli-
ties for the development OF Il botanical garden In
Bronx Park are better than those OF any botanical
garden In Europe, All the conditions are favorable
for establishing there the finest and most attractive
botanical garden in tho world Its success can only
be limited by the extent Of the endowment which
no doubt will DO liberal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mavor strongs hearing Civil Magistrates DILL
City Hail. noon.
ca, Show Madison Square Garden
Military Order OF Loyal Legion. Demonico"
p. IN. ,,,,. e.s - ~
Funeral o. Henry lie Grand Cannon. Church Oh
the Ascension, a. m.
BOARD OF Trade and Transportation NO ZoS Srosha-
way. $50 p. IN. ,,.o,
American Tract Society annual meeting. Mauson
Square PRESBYTERIAN Church. 70 n m
Eclectic Medical College commencsment ChicNer-
Ing Hall. p M
Pug sale American Art Galleries. 40 p. m,
Trolley protest meeting. Clermont Kih* BROOK
Ign. p. m
Executive Committee OF State Democracy. D. m
Review OF C9th Regiment. arTnory. p m
Home Science Association, No. Y East twenty
nrst-st.. p. m ,,.,. ,,us
National cyclic Board OF Trade. Vanderbilt Build
ing 2. m.
New England Society meeting. Brooklyn. D. m.
Annual election OF council. jury Of selection ana
Hanging Committee Of Academy or Design
t,vl Service Reform Association. No on f1fth-
ave. y. IN. =.
Young peoples day NJ noon prayer-mecting NO
,,3 FNlton-st J. G. Doty. jr.. chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PLANS.

1t IS reported good authority that large trust
company in this city and one In Philadelphia VIII
back up tho reorganization OF the Norfolk ana
Western Railroad Company. A new . per cent
mortgage take up the per cent bonds outs'and-
ing and consolidated per cent mortgage TO
take M tho underlying bonds ard floating debt. are
TO be made. The guarantees Of the Lynchburg ana
Durham and the Roanoke and southern bonds are
TO be dropped This VIII reduce the hXei charges
To about 81 800 CO., while the net earnings are $Z"-
90 Thus there Will be LETT n sufficient surplus 10
take care OF the improvements. ana in time 10 pay
dividends The track bridges and rolling stock arc
said TO be In good condition. Formerly the company
marketed the coal for the operators carrying TX 10
tidcwaicr at n loss but this has been stopped and
rates have been advanced Considerable cash has
been spent by the receivers betterments. Inc
earnings II the last four months show an Increase
OF N27vt) the corresponding months last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
JOHN X. TAFT DECLARED INSANE

TIE CASE OF THE CHEMICAL BANK PAYING
TELLER BEFORE JUDGE BENEDICT.
Tho OF John r. TAFT. OF Mount Kisco. the
paying teller Of tho Chemical National Bank who
was indicted last December for having converted To
his own $1,000 belonging TO the bank. Will be
called before Judge Benedict. In the United States
Circuit Court. tomorrow the amended indict-
mcnt filed against him by the Federal Grand Jury
for the March term yesterday. The only change in
the indictment Is a technical one specifying the
exact character OF the embezzled funds cash.
His counsel. ex-Assstant United States District
Attorney Abram j. Rose. will plead that his client
IL insane and not In n condition to stand trial.
Two weeks ago Mr.. TAFT was examined by his fam
lily physician and two experts on Insanity from
New-York at his home In Mount Ksoo. The physi-
Clans concurred In pronouncng TAFT insane. and de-
cared that his mental malady had been growing
on him for the last three years. The
diagnosed as overwork and continued mental strain.
TAFT Is now at liberty on $1,000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
A. C. HAYNES'S RETIREMENT
IT CAUSES MUCH TALK IN LIFE INSURANCE
CIRCLES.

IT CAUSES MUCH TALK IN LIFE INSURANCE
CIRCLES.
The news OF the retirement Of Archibald C.
Haynes from the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
as told In The Tribune yesterday caused much COM
ment in insurance circles where Haynes was widely
and favorably known. The officers OF the society
remained retcent except to repeat that Mr.. Haynes
had voluntarily retired from the company. and that
they regretted his leaving them. Nothing could be
learned as TO where Mr.. Haynes was yesterday
At his home In the Florence apartment-house. at
No. los East Eghteentf&st.. Mrs. Haynes said that
she did not know where her husband was. She
was also ignorant OF when he Intended to return
The only word that ne left that he was going
away to combine business and pleasure. and while
looking after some agencies at the same time take
O good rest in the country.
A we-known insurance man, In speaking OF MI
Haynes's retirement from the company. said:
s'Haynes was a marveilously successful He
was a man OF great versatility. He made his repu-
tation in handling agents. lie would employ a man
as an agent: instruct him Row 10 go TO Work. ana
then If the fellow did not get along. Haynes would
look him UP and personally nelp him for a few
DAYS until he got start he had more first pre-
miums / suppose. than any other man in the busi-
ness His revenue from these was large at iirst.
and then his commission of successive payments
made a steady Even II he had quit the
society owing II almost million. s;l II would be
safe for the incoming commissions on successive
payments would cover them
II was intimated yesterday that Mr.. Haynes had
taken his business troubles quite TO heart, and that
his health was badly impaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.

The new Board OF Education OF Jersey City or
Eanized yesterday by the reelection OF Ullamor D.
Allen as president and Alvin H. Graf as clerk
,avor Wanser still has two members Of the board
to appoint
furniture van which had delivered a load OF
furniture at Orange and was on its way home 10
New-York at O'Clock yesterday morning was
run down by Newark trolley car on Communi-
and the occupants seriously injured. William Han,
lon. of No $50 First-aye had one rib broken ana d
dress. was badly bruised. Patrick Gerashty. OF
No. 90 East Eghty-fourh-st., received severe
scaln wound The men were taken to the Fourth
Precinct Police Station. where Dr. Everett dressed
their wounds. and they went home. The motor
man was not arrested. He drove on as reckessly
"a when he ran the wagon down. and the police
have not yet learned his name. He Is supposed
10 live in Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NEWARK.

Major Samuel Klotz yesterday appointed by
the Vice-Chancellor receiver for the J. & r. Kings
land Paper Mills Company OF Franklin, one OF the
Oldest paper manufacturing plants in the country.
A syndicate OF Newarkers composed OF Gottfried
and John F. Kruger John and Andrew Radel, John
Mentz j. f. McDonough and Edward Radel have
bought out the New-Brunswick City Street Railway
which has miles OF track. The line will be ex-
tended to Perth Amboy by way OF South River.
about fourteen miles. to be ready by July 10
A telegram from Algiers received yesterday an
of the iron firm of James o. Coe g. Co. whose fam
lily live at No 70 Park Place. Mr.. Mclaughlin went
abroad In January TO recuperate his health He was
born in Mburn. and lived in Newark twelve years.
The county tax budget made up yesterday, 10
be presented for adoption at the meeting Of the
Board Of Freeholders to-day; The total amount OF
Is 81 039 COS AZ against $l09Sl9 II last year. the
difference being due to the increased school tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
DISCUSSING THE FLYNN FRANCHISES.
TALKS WITH EX-MAYoR BooDY. MAYOR sCHiEKEN
An OTHERS on JUDGE SMITHS DECISION

TALKS WITH EX-MAYOR BOODY. MAYOR sCHIEREN
AID OTHERS on JUDGE SMITHS DECISION
Jrdee Walter Lloyd Smiths decision annung
49,. r,I,rr road franchises was the talk OF the day
In Brooklyn yesterday. "heh eN-"a''' "
Body was seen. lie said: .
..I have nothing 10 reproach myseI Win !" '"e
matter and | will say that consider the grati'ns
OF tina. franchise under the conditions Hhposru TIC
most important act OF my administration as Na!Oi
NJ Irooklvn l should like TO prepare an eN'ehueu
e,atanent OF my relations TO the case. especially
nc I, is of so much general interest. and has been
subject to so much misrepresentation.
p H. Flynn president OF the Nassau Electro
and the Kings County Electric RalIrodds sa'i'
I'VE shall appeal from the decision OF Judge smith,
~ course II was entirely unexpected, and as yet
we scarcely know where we STAND. Inc Judsmen'
Of the court has not been filed. and until 1t Is we
will not know how this decision will affect us. Mr.
Grout IS a: work to get the judgment filed as soon
as possible, and II will be signed, pene'e' ~
Judge Smith at Elmira tomorrow ana iied t ni
next day II may be that Will be able 10 NE
honds and proceed with the work of the road. but,
a. saw until the judgment Is MADE known We can
no, tell. We have expended very Close TO sZ'ocv up
10 the present time in the building and the equippns
of the railroad. and of course, that amount OF
money will not be given up II there is any possible
Wavor Schieren said the decision just and
proper and victory for honesty This cry n ahs
soutely nothing FOR valuable franchises granted by
a former Board OF Aldermen The present board OF
Aldermen granted permit 10 t nse pnps,rin0 OF the
street If the same thing had formerly been done
throughout the city. Brooklyn would have received
thousands of dollars where she has OBTAINED noun
Alfred T. White. City Works Commissioner. said
that all the eompanys permits had been revo o1e
viii he heard at the General Term. which
convenes in Brooklyn next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Common Council gave hearing on Mohoa!
evening nj Manor Hall on the new charter that mas
passed the Legislature Mayor reene pIe7 '.'N
Two parts OF the charter me; with some opposition
that referring 10 the manner OF securing a jury
for cases in the City Court and the Court OF Spe-
ciai Sessions and the provision Increasing 'he nun"
her OF wards from five TO seven 1t was the gen
eral opin,on that while there might be some OBJ
tect,onable features in the measure It was. as
whole a great improvement over the present char
ter II was approved.
A, tha annual meeting Of tho Yonkers Young
Mems Christian Association on Monday night Ly-
man Cobb jr. was chosen president: James y.
Affieck yicepresdcnt: Frederick ". Chamberhn'
financial secretary; David +. Myers RECORDING sec
retary: d. A. Waterman, treasurer; ROBERT r.
Neville Frank g. Hickey Henry A. Bates j. B.
Forsyth and Walter Thomas, directors. reports
were read showing that the work OF the association
was being pushed forward vigorously. go
Department Commander John {. SHOTS Will meet
q number OF Sons OF Veterans this evening IN the
City Court Room for the purpose or organizing d.
second camp OF Sons of Veterans in this city.
Archbishop Corrigan confirmed class or nearly
COO children and adults yesterday morning at TIE
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NOT AFTER THE CHrRCH PROPERTY

Tho rumor bobbed up again IN Church circles yes
tcrday that negotiations between the Newly ork
Central Railroad Company and the Church of tho
Holy Trinity. for the purchase Of the property
which IL occupied by the church. at Madison
ave. and Forty -sccond-st., by the railroad company
had been concluded. The rlimor said that the rail
road company had acccded TO the terms upon which
the vestry OF the church held It's land and building
This sum Is $4,000
Chauncey VI. Depew. president OF the New-York
Central Railroad Company. said last night:
II don't know where this report gets its VI
tally. II seems 10 DE hydra headed and have
been unable TO XIII II by denias II Is arrant nom
sense. see the report says that for "A long time
the railroad has been DESTROYS Of obtaining the
church property upon which II proposes TO build
addition to the Grand Central station. That is
wrong. We could hardly use that property for sta
ton purposes II II were handed to US
Il will not deny, added Mr.. Depew. that We
somewhat crowded for space AZ the station. NV
idea OF outlet for this crampcd condition OF al
fairs is union station. and think the change will
DE worked out some day. but just we are doing
nothing. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
THE xrw.YoRx BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

The incorporators Of the New-York Geological So
rtetv TO establish a geological garden in this city.
met Yesterday for the purpose OF organization at
the National Park Bank Building. No IA Broadway.
William H. Webb was made temporary chairman.
= It.n,nden Robb c. A. Dana, c. II. Flint. Andrew
II. Green and J. II. Startn were named as COM
mittee to draft bylaws and name officers. The next
meeting will be held at the same place on May ~
Mr. Whitehead then said
I'VE want to bring men into this society who
are interested in its object 1t does not matter
,vhetber they live In the city not / think some
Of the commanders Of tho Navy should be asked to
1oin u.s. They could assist greatly as they go to
distant parts OF the world Such plan obtains In
England" 49,. ~
mittee on Election and Bylaws
i Seaver Page moved that the committee be In
structed to recommend some plan to raise funds
Tor the society. That also adopted.
Those present were Madison Grant j. La Fargo.
isaac W. McClay. Hugh N. Camp, Edward L
Cornelius Van Colt and Robert L Nilsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Judge Bartlett yesterday denied the application
FOR the appointment OF receiver OF the Long
Island City and NewtOwn Railroad Company hand
ing down a memorandum In which he writes; Il
do find in the papers anything 10 show ihat tho
property morigagCd is inadequate security ior inc
mortgage DEBT. This Is essential
At the annual inspection and muster on Monday
night OF the sd Regiment by 1nspector-Genera
McLewee only eighteen absences were recorded.
1t is said to have been the best showing made by
the regiment In five years
Niagara Falls in Summer and Winter" will be
the subject OF illustrated lecture by the Rev.
T. Calvin McC1elland in the Central Presbyterian
Church. Tompkins and Willoughby ayes.
Wednesday evening There will be sixty fine views
illustrating the great cataract.
Sir James S. Manning Eminent Grand Standard
Bearer will make his official visit 10 Damascus
Commandery No. s. Knights Templar. in their
asylum Johnston Building) this evening. He will
be accompanied by the resident grand officers to-
gether with large delegation Of the fraters OF
York Commandcry No. 49, under tho command OF
Eminent Sir James W. Wilson. and De Witt Gin
ton No a. commanded by Eminent Sir George
D. Short. Eminent Sir Frederick ID. clapp. Of
Damascus. extends courteous invitation 10 sir
knights OF sister Communicates TO be present. and
guarantees that 1t will be another "redetter'
night.
Miss Annie Levy In March. 1894. began an action
for 500 damages against the Bolton Drug Com
pany for injuries alleged to have been received by
the explosion OF a bottle OF Marchands peroxide
gold 10 her by the firm. and which she holding
In her hands. In the City Court yesterday II
proved that Miss Levy had injured her finger in at
tempting TO break OFF the top OF the bottle with
hammer The drug firm has applied 10 the District
Attorney for permission to prosecute the plaintiff.
A jury before Judge Rumsey In the Circuit Court
yesterday awarded 500 damages 10 John Wiley In
his suit against tho Long Island Railroad Company
for $1,000 damages for the loss o. the services OF
his child Mary who had her feet cut off by de-
PENDANTS train December 81. 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
SHIPPIvG NEWi
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. MAY T. 1885,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TrEsDAY. MAY 7. 1885,
ARRIVED
81 With mdse sanderson a Son Arrived at the Bar
a" ss CO 'fss1Ss :si$Sn $
rs sd.m n ne d nar & se Liverpool April pa with
ms S II 6m1n No rsnd BaaSSa 81 dsy. with
frui, to Monss & O. Arrived a, he Bar at II 80
canassna 20 Per, Linen % t"ssIoS X K.o:t with
''s sSa M ''f % ri @ a. Nsworsan, May
VIZ es' o amG MrKce ,ieorsc,oSn C. May and
wilmington. c. =. with mdss and passengers to W p
Steamer Nuecc... Risk Galveston Nay ! and Key IVES,
Steamer jamestown Hrlrhe,s Newpor, News and NOT
Steamer Kansas CITY Fisher savannah May 3 with
steamer Bueheis. Masinso Baltimore. with mdse to
sandy Hook. May T. $50 p m.-wnd southwest: light
CLEARED
Steamer II F pircek: Neherson Boston, Bo.,on,H p!moek
Steamer Cottage city Bennett Portland. Me-Horato
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker. Yves, Point and Newport
steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
. steamer Teu,onic CBp. Cameron. Averpool-H NJ Ker
Steamer Chat,ahoochee. Savage. Boston-R I. Walker
steamer city OF Augusta Daggett. Savannah l.
Steamer Gcenshe OBJ, Jores. Iondon-Henderscn Bros.
Steamer Ren%ick DR. Poexen Phiadephs-W Z
Munson
steamer Paris Watkins. Observation-Disclosures
Navigation Co
SAILED.
Steamers Merida. for Curacao; Taylor (Br) Per-
Wsst Point and Newport News City OF Aux.
NAH Yorktown Norfolk and Newport News: Chatta
hoochee Boston August Kory Ger. Dover; Iiaye 1;er
I,remen. via southampton; crorn tBr). Leith Tauric
Obj. Liverpool.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer pania Gen, Ludwig; from Hamburg for New.
Steamer Thngvaa dam. Berentzen sailed fror,
Chr.stiania for New York Nav . ~
Steamer Neustria Fp LAbutat sailed from Naples for
New York NAV I. 49,
Steamer Wells city Or: savsSe from NewYork April
Steamer. Enohanre's 1Br' sailed from Bari tor New.
fxQrk May Z $780, ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
Cleveland's Baking Powder
has its true composition plainly
stated on the label.
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RATES FROM NORTHWESTERN POINTS

RATES FROM NORTHWESTERN POINTS.
The Trunk Line Executive Committee ana the
Lake Line Associations representatives, met yes
terday in the Central Building. Liberty-st, 10 con-
slider the question Of the division OF rates from
Northwestern points TO the Atlantic seapoaru' ne
following lines were represented: New-fork Central,
u I HAYDEN: West Shore J. d. Laying and Percy
r Todd: Delaware. Lackawanna and western b..
A. Hegeman and A. Fell; Erie. G. c. Cochran and
H. b. Chamberlain Pennsylvania W. h. joyce;
Iehgh Valley j. b. Barrett; Reading. b. H. Bal;
baltimore and Ohio. Frank Harriott; western
Transit Company $. d. Caldwell; Union Steamboat
Co,onanv washington Buard Union Transit Com
pany. H. c. French; Lchgh Valley Transportation
Pany Henry Fn t1 anS WESTERN
nortation Company, +. j. Firth and h. T. Evans
500 Line, r. H. Hebard; Northern steamship
Company. John Gordon ..,..- o -
The action taken by the representatives was re,
ferred TO the commissioners of the Trunk Line and
OF the Lake Line Association to complete the ar
rangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

THE MAYOR ENFE ~ TO RfAFFDlNT HIM iARh
COMMISSIONER MEN WHO WOULD LIKE TO
BE CITY MAGISTRATES.
Mayor Strong said yesterday that he had heard
nothing from David II. kng. jr. president OF the
Park board confrmatory Of the report that Mr.
King would resign hts office account OF Ill health
and take a trip Europe. Instead OF accepting his
resignation putting any one IN his place. the
Mayor has Mr.. kings reappo!ntment ready for him.
and expects 10 swear him In for term Of SIX years
w.,cn he presents himself tho Mayors Office.
Mr. Kings term Park Commissioner expired
May He has been holding over under the general
law which retains all commissioners IN office until
their SUCCESSORS have been appointed
Tho list OF candidates FOR Ciiy Magistrate under
the new act on which the Mayor is 10 give hear
ing to-day H. growing rapidly. Colonel Strong said
yesterday that lie was getting eight or ten fresh
applications every day. BESIDES those already pub
lished there are Captain Hugh Coleman, sherman
Evarts. ex-Assistant United states District-AttOr
ncy George ". Bloun'. John Brooks Leavitt. Henry
c. Botty. Henry krops NJ j. Mccain. Ludlow
ogden. Leopold Leo Maxwell T. Morgan and James
Hillhouse. OF NcN-Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
TO 1-NyEII. A BUST OF b. D. sILLIMAN.

The New England Society Of the city OF Brooklyn.
at It's spring meeting TO be held tomorrow night
in the Art Building in Montaguc-st. Will DO honor
10 It's most prominent member and first president
Benjamin d. Siman. the veteran lawyer. The rec
ognition will take the form OF marble bust OF
Sllliman, which has just been completed by William
Ordway Partridge. the sculptor. The bust - Dc.
clared by Mr.. Sillimans friends to be wonderful
likeness The society has sent out invitations TO
all Of its members and TO the subscribers 10 the
Silliman bust fund The bust is 10 be placed IN the
historical rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
= p wrr.pr-R TO BUILD A ROAD.

Albany. May The Rochester and Southern Rail-
road Company was incorporated with the Secretary
o. State to-day with i capital OF $500" 70 build
a steam road from the village OF Ilon'oyc Fails.
Monroe County 20 Ii"nock Lake. Livingston
County. a distance OF fourteen miles The COM
pany's principal once Will be In Rochester. The
directors arc Elisha r. Wilbur. Robert H. Sayre.
Of South bethlehem; Penn Charles Hsrtsnornc,'
Schaperko,,er OF Philadelphia. Wilson 5. Bissell,
Of buffalo joseph W Tayor OF r E9ehef fi,r ara
Wilbur subscrfbes for $500 Of the 500 shares Of tho
LII sl.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

steamer Charois Dutch Peters from New-york April
~ Tor Dover. passed the Lizard May I.
,,Steaner Elise Marie Ger, Reimers from Nteuwo
"aerwes FOR NewYork passed the Isle OF Wight May
for New-York May 6.
York May g. >' ~ ~ ~
steamer Hezeidenc (3rl Thompson. from Nsw-Yors
april il. arrived Shields May q
passed Gibraltar May D. $500 ~ "
Steamer Canc sr. Thomas sailed from Liverpool to-
April ID. arrived Shields May J.
I STEAMER Largo Bay .Br) McGresor from New-York
,sniP Bette Abbey tBr). Mcmillan from New.York
norsh Longitude q west. : - '-''.''
eeeamer Fuda toefl. Meier. from Nsw-yssk Vi SAass
s~aioA arrived * esemerhaxsa Vav L ---~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
A TEN-sTORY BUILDING TO Go UP

John A. Nexsen, cashier OF the Fulton Bank said
yesterday that in few weeks builders would begin
the construction of ;en-story building FOR tho
use OF the bank The location Is likely TO be the site
of the Old Gage restaurant. owned by the bank. IN
Montague-st.. and which was recently burned. The
bank az present IS in FultOn-st, ne-r Myrt"-aFe.
and the directors for some time have been or the
opinion that better quarters were needed \ meet
ing Will be held early next month 20 decide on the
location The bank has seven years lease OF its