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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
MR.. Parker SITS Iy' JUDGurNr
TRIALS OF DELINQUENT POLICEMEN THE CASES
or WELLS AND LYNCH

TRIALS OF DELINQUENT rOILcEMEN- THE CASES
OF WELLS AND LYNCH
Commissioner Parker tried the delinquent police
men ut Headquarters yesterday. There were eighty
the calendar. The FIRST cusc called
was Pairoman Edward T.. Mccain. Of the Ola
Slip Station. agans; whom three charges wcr.
made by Roundsman Budis. for sbsrnce from
post properly patrolllng ana for being Ia con
versation The roundsnan presented certificate
from Police Surgeon Dexter that Mccain was on
the sick list suffering from alteration Of the mind
and unable 10 appear Commissioner Parker read
the ccrincat. and asked: lis this a police sur
geon who made out this certificate? He spells
alteration abaratlon III keep that for reference d"
Pa'rolman James a. Wells. or the Eldridgc-st
station. arraigned by ROunuSmnn FAIR. charged
with being absent from post and standing In the
hallway leading 10 a liquor store when the Off
Ger saw me-" said the roundsmln. "he took hot |
Of Il young man who was standing in the hal! and
began to hustle him out into the street for cx-
cuse"
Commissioner Parker asked Wells a few ques-
tons but he did not answer them I'm going out
OF tine business he said, II don't want be-
shown up here. | won't stand for anything likr
this I've got enough Of the police business. IN
throw up my tin In the station house"
with these WORDS Wells stakcd out OF the court
room The Commissioner directed that his record
be put In evidence. Wells has been the force
since 1891 and has had twenty -one charges.
Acting Captain James Lynch OF the West Tween
tleth-st. station. was tried before Commissioners
Roosevelt, Parker and Grant on charges growing
out Of the arrest Oh Apsil 20 last Of William Lar
kin William J. Anderson and Edward Trojan
Lynch was accused OF making the with
out warrants: Mr. Jerooman. president OF the
Board OF Aldermen appeared az counsel for Lynch
After the examination Of several witnesses. the
was closed and decision reserved. Larkin.
Anderson and Trojan have begun civil suit against
Sergeant Lynch for $1,000 damages
Commissioner Andrews stu had nothing say
yesterday about the object OF the visits made to
| him by Dr. Parkhurs He took occasion. however.
| to repeat the statement he made Wednesday to
the effect that the matter OF great Importance
and was 10 he thoroughly investigated. lie said II
| would be time y". though before anything
definite would develop.
CORPORATION Counsel Scott has sent letter To
| President Roosevelt commencing to the favorable
| attention Of the Police Board Patroman Francis
| T.. Crowley. who, Mr. Scott thinks deserves promo
| lion. The letter was unsolicited by the policeman.
VINO has an honorable record on the force of nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TowN.

James C. Church, representing the Nassau bec-
tric Railroad Company. yesterday got from judge
Clement OF the city court an order requiring Al
fred f. White. Commissioner OF CIV NoThs' an"
Police Commissioner Welles 10 show cause to-day
why they should not be enioined from interfering
with the completion OF the Nassau 'Ompanys me
in Ocean-aye In the old town OF Gravesend.
The new Election Commissioners organized yes
terday AT their office. In Smth-st. by electins Mr..
Williams president. Mr.. Erreeer treasurer. and Mr..
Edwards secretary.
Stella Raugert Chapman. OF No. PA Lafayette
ave. Is the aole legaiec in the will OF her brother.
Vincent W Chapman, filed yesterday. which be
queaths her estate valued al soovp
The City Works Commissioner. Mr.. White. said
yesterday that there nine bidders Tor me Work
OF rcconstructing the Ridgewood pumping station.
Among them were the following for three crank and
fly wheel engines OF 20 10000 gallons capacity: f. T.
Ellis Company. 1851: George +. Blake Manu-
featuring Company. Gf5,s2; erosion iiigh Duty
Pumping Engine Company As7O1. and the Holly
Manufacturing Company. $40 100. II. &. Worthing-
ton submitted bids for direct-9cting engines for
$500 and Al2,1. together with three alternative
propositions for similar engines
4 reception for Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio. VIII
be given on the evening Of Thursday next by the
Nontauk club The exercises Will be under the
direction % L. : Grant Post upon whose invita-
lion Governor Mckinley is TO deliver the Memorial
Day address at Grants tomb on the day following.
George Tictjen, who was arrested AZ his home.
No. 81 MOntor-st.. on "Wednesday night. on n
charge OF causing the death OF hts wife. Annie.
was arraigncd yesterday In the Even Street Police
Court and remandcd for trial on charge OF man.
slaughter. Coroner Dreamer has ordered at-
tOpsy 10 be made the body.
Mrs. Ann Coyle fifty years old. OF No 20 Degraw.
st. was stricken with heart disease while attending
a l0-oclock mass yesterday morning In -. Marys
Catholic Church. at Luqueer and Court SITS She
was taken TO a nearby undertakers. and died before
the arrival OF ambulance surgeon.
The twentieth anniversary OF the ordination OF
the Rev. Cornelius Leighton living. rector Of Cal
vary Protestant Episcopal Church. viii be cee-
brated on Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
NEW YORK CITY.

The first Anniversary o, the Patriotic Republic an
club will be celebrated io-morroa night with din
n,r at the clubhouse. 70. rs Easf seventy e'shtn-
1t. promncr; speakers ave expected
Arnold Constable q Co. who FOR great many
years have closed their store on Saturdays during
the four summer months az noon. 80 thar their
great force O, clerks might enjoy half holiday. an.
nounce the rue Tor this year 30 20 into enc
June ] AID continue un, October
The bennett stephenson and rnlltzer medals "ill
be- presented 10 IA. nfefnen Who Won them to-mor-
row a. q o. IA. in Riverside Drive. ncar seventy
slSth.st
Tho Tribune has received 81 rom ~ u ~ for
the family. the father % which - p'falyzci. In
whose behalf the charty organization Society mad"
appeal
Mayor strong yesterday afternoon approved %
three hills They we're the Coronefs once bnl. Tic
church % - Augustine Relief BIN and the Public
Administrators bill
O'Dono,au Ro.sa Was one % the passengers on
the White star steamer Gsrmanic. "Airh arrived
here yesterday from Liverpool and Ou'ensfowu.
sienor Julio Eensfo. secretary OF the Colombian
Legation AZ Washington. arrived here Yesterday
morning on the steamer CITY - Para. from colon
lie declined 90 express his Views in regard io The
expected seizure o. Mosquito territory b. colombia
The hearing In the application OF Henry 4 Bar
INK to compel Mr. Hcfiy Green TO accept his nnai
accounting 49, executor o. her fathers estate Ras
adjourned ycstcrday. OWING 10 the ~i0tn"fs ~ Mr
Barring , telegram nas handed 10 the referee.
M Anderson from Or IIarllr Banks saying
that Mr Harling would not be able io leave his
nome a, Ensl~~ooi for several days The hearing
Vas adjourned gap! Wednesday
4 monthly meeting of The West side Protective
Tariff League Was hsfI lasf night a. Wrndc!H As
sefnbly Rooms 80 "a W.s' Fort, fourih--f The
object % the meeting vas 10 perfect fhc organlIh-
ton and complete the constitution auI bylaws ~
the league. Several addresses were made IN ndfo-
cacy ~ = protective iarn The league aa- formed
last January and now mas - members
Tn. first annual dinner % the Morse club viii
take place this evening ~ Ja~gers Madson-ayc
,ersnry % the iransmis-ion OF the ar- Geographic
inent persons who we're Identified with the Telegraph
In It's early days
Three companies o. he - Paul cadet Corps
went through The manual of arms and drilling .N-
crcisrs IN city Hall PARK last evening. and a.
uacted crowd OF Interested spectators
John p Lyons. u druggist o, Montreal who was
arrested Tor having snngsleI phrna,ctinc into mis-
country. yesterday released IN - - bail Rich
ard r. booming OF 80 ~ Eshth-a,r. became his
bondsman.
-. +. Butler. pilot OF pilo; boat Charles ~ Mar
shall. No. .. started Tor Philadelphia yesterday to
bring mp the American liner - Louis Tn.
vessel Is expected in early to morrow morning and
Will start on her maiden trip June o. II wns
learned NJ The once OF The line that the ruth for
cabins on the new liner Unprecedented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS
CAR ORDERS IN 1895.

"The Railroad Gazette" in It's issue or May -.
publishes a tabulation of orders for cars placer
by railroad companies this year. which shows thai
., 0c9 cars nave been contracted for so far this
year Besides cars ordereC. bids are out now Tor
an additional 5000 cars approximately These iig-
ures are for freight cars only The passenger ears
ordered amount 20 70 with contracts ior IL more To
be given out shortly. We suppose that THIS repre-
sents an investment OF over slo0oo,c0O which Is a
very important expenditure and worth considering
among the Influences working to make times bet
fer for many people. The Railroad Gazette
SAYS that these figures show an unlocked
for improvement In car huildins TINS year
In less than 1--WE months the total ou.-
put OF the contracting car shops. az SHOWN
by the records which 1t has collected. exceeds thai
Of the entire year 1894 by over 1908 cars the pas
senger-car output makes very different compar-
son. 800 having been built in 1891 The com
parsons of course. with year OF extraordinary
depression. Going back some years. IL fnds rom
it's annual summary OF building that In lssS
the car companies built 81 go cars. but tina; also
slim year for car building. In l%2 the outpu'
satisfactory. footing up s5tV frelsht car
and that figure Is probably nearly the normal
average OF cars likely to be added yearly TO ne
freight equipment OF railroads IN us country !.
years preceding 1885,. the output in 1891 having been
over $500 freight cars and in 1890 over lO3'vD
1t appears. then. that this record Of 22,vU cars
ordered in five months is only encouraging as indi-
eating material improvement over exraordlnaliiy
dull years: showing that business ~ on me
mend: that railroads need new equipment anu VIII
give orders as soon they can their way
toward paying for the equipment
The decrease In cost Of cars TO railroads mas been
now secure more strongly built car. better de
signed of greater capacity. with safety appliances.
for less price than was paid within a 70" year
for twenty-ion car without air BRACES or Nrrtl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
COOPER UyIoy COMMENCEMENT

The annual reception and commencement Of
Cooper Union Will be held on the evenings OF May
a. 2s and g. when the new and handsome rooms
OF the art schools will be thrown open 10 the pub
lie for the first time. The building also will be
open during the days OF May IS and %. until
o'clock.
The reception OF the Womans Art Department
will be Monday evening, May q; the Male Art
department the following evening. and the COM
mencement proper-the thirty-sixth-wl be in the
large hall, on Wednesday evening. May %. Many
improvements have been made In the rooms. which
are now extremely attractive. and l.. C. L. Jordan
the popular and efficient Assistant Secretary, said
the other day that the departments Of the Union
had never done better work than this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
HrSyVysS courLfctrToVS

Deputy Sheriff MulNaur> has received an 'Necu-
ton for SlrGi2 agninS Frederick Burghdrl. &c., AZ
surviving executor ~ the estate 81 barbara iansa-
man. m favor OF the United states Trust Company.
az substituted trustee FOR the above cstatc. Mr.
Iiurehar1 formerly kept lhudor.stOr" at 30. c9i
Colunbus-alc bat wh"f the Shcrn went there 10
wA- said that Mi Hurgharl had sold out his inter
est In She plis" year ago.
Judgment FOR s. ~, was entered yesterday against
William l.orkman los stern u Husnmore FOR the
Ir,ings Savings Institution OF the city OF New
York II an4 avefrcd that on March II. lTs. Mr..
I.ocktnan went u bond for Daniel ID. rompkins.
who was bOpkh~"prr and paying teller OF the bank.
mat Tompkins would faithfully perform his duties.
bu- the bank alleged that Tompkins misappro-
inflated more than $3.50 and sued Mr.. i.ockman FOR
The amount of the bond OF 5000
Dencl.ncy Judgment for Nl.5.9 was entered yestcr-
day against Jonn l.. Tough builder. AT One-hun-
Ir.dth-st and Madison-av-. IN favor OF Richard IL.
T. ToVussul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
UffffiN J.. ROBINSON HEID

ms LAwNrrs rrNorN'E MS ARREST ~ ~ OFT
RAGE
william = Robinson. late Ncw York mann scr 'or
Tll,ison x Sons. literary pury"yors OF London.
WIS hcll IN '..op bail In the Tombs Police Court
Yesterday for examination on the charg. OF embez-
ziing 81, which haI been pad hy Walter l..
Thompson. OF SO ~ Broadway. on his account to
Tllioi-ou 4 sons
Iiau in the case was reduced from 3 90 10 s. J1
The examination Mas set down FOR next Monday
afternoon
fli- lawyers cark - Augustin" ana Henry !.
Furiouy both denounced KobinsouH arrest a. am
outrage They coutruird that the arm ~as simply
irving o. get riI OF him bee ausr he pushed Amrrl-
can authors WORK Instead 81 ihif 81 Engli-h au-
thors william 49, mellow. TIE head of the nrn. on
Oh, other hnul declared that Robinson had over
drawn his account fiVD S,.V' last year AMI that
b.. agreed 20 consider 10 rs such ana not ~ a
.i.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


An important meeting of the Committee OF the
Whole Of the Yonlxcrs Common Council was held
In the Office of the city clerk Wednesday night.
There were present Alderman George Kaler. chair
man, and Aldermen eau, Houston Sch,obohm.
Mooney. Fitzgerald. Broderick. Sutherland. Reynolds
Tompkns and Mayor Peene. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF hearing parties Interested
in the letting of contract for the lighting Of the
city. William w. Scrugham represented the United
Gas Improvement Company and Joseph +. DAILY the
Schuyler Electric Light Company. After hearing
the representatives. OF both companies the commit
tee adjourned. and will submit specifications at the
meeting OF the Council or Monday night.
There will be social this evening at lmmanue.
Chapel in Neppefhan-ave.. under the direction OF the
women teachers of the Sunday-school. A literary
and musical entertainment has been prepared by
Miss Mary Randolph. Miss Havemcyer. Miss Flag
and the Misses lleermance. Refreshments Will be
served at the close OF the entertainment.
Postmaster j. G. Il. Holden. of Yonkers. treasurer
of the Democratic Editorial Association of the state.
Is attending the meeting &C that association at the
Hotel Normandie in New-York City.
The Daughters of Rebecca will hold their closing
reception OF the this evening at Odd Fellows
Hail. in North Broadway An enjoyable evening Il
promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
TRANscoNrINENrAL KATE pEoHLEMs


Chicago. May 2S--The new Transcontnenal Asso-
citation got foir start to-day when general pdssen
ger agents OF the roads Interested in It's formation
met to take the agreement recently submitted to
them by the comfplttee appointed for that purpose.
The agreement the terms Of which have already
been published taken up section by section and
thoroughly discussed. No friction OF any Kind was
developed and the Indications that the associa-
ton will be formed without the usual amount Of
pickering. final will probably be reached late
after discussion OF points al issue. All
the lines interested were present at to-ays meet
ing except the Missouri Kansas and Texas. the
Texas Pacific and the Missouri Pdci1c IL Is under
stood that these three have given their tact consent
any agreement which the other lines may adopt,
but 'tacit consents nave not been found 10 work
very well In railroad agreements The Great North
and Canadian Pacific were represented. They
will probably be the hardest get into the
association The Great Northern Will ask for differ
entails which Will probably De refused as most OF
the lines opposed TO giving any drerentials
TO the Canadian Pacific via Port Arthur. f. -.
Caldwell the present chairman Of the Western Lines
Passenger Association will be probably the chair
man Of the Transcontinental Associa ton also.
II Is proposed 10 form local associations for the
Western roads at Chicago. Omaha and Council
Bluffs. 1t Is thought That the formation Of such
associations will prevent TO great extent the de-
moraliza ton OF rates which now prevails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

The New-Jersev Pharmaceutical Association yes
terday elected for president Charles f. Dare. OF
Bridgeton; vlce-presdents. G. Glennen OF Newark.
and Samuel Davis. OF Boonton: secretary. William
c. Apers Of Bayonne; treasurer George T. Fliz-
gerald. OF Trenton George NJ. Cars,ake. of Borden
Town; George NJ. Whpple, OF Bridge;on: Henry
rhom OF Medford: Edward Il. Jones. OF Mount
Holly: G. II. White. of Jersey city; William 7.
Brown. of Madison: C. g. Smith. of Newark: - !.
Lehman, of Jersey City: David T. Lewis. Of New
ark; George r. Davis. Of Orange: F. 4 kilmer, OF
New Brunswick: II. A. Gordon. Of Bridgeton; w. X.
Lair of Jersey City: T. W G. Philips. OF Jersey
city. and ". c. Alpers. Of Bayonne were named for
appointment BY Governor Weris the state Board
OF Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
VIEW ARRIVALS ~ CENTRAL PARk.

There were SIX new arrivals in the Central
Park Menagerie yesterday. Three golden pheasant
chicks broke their shells and into the great
New-York world. and 10 keep them company three
Amherst pbeasants did the thing. They are
the prettiest chickens imaginable and tumblea over
another In the glorious sunshine OF yesterday.
The big male camel Is to he moved IN day or
two into the empty pen IN the elephant house.
This animal II wicked rascal, but a splendid
specimen OF his race. and in his new home Will
be much more visible to the public than he II In his
present shel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THEY WANT WOMEN COMMlSSloNhN''

Nayor Schieren has received petition Signed pF
the presidents Of nearly all the women 'u"'"
tional and charitable societies III the Guy "H"'
that women be Included in his next appointments
Cor a.. poarI OF l;duca;ion Tie various organ
izations represented by the petition nave u mem
bershjp OF about $500. Meyor Schieren yesterday
confirmed The T-buues Statement relative 10 INC
matter made "A few days ago iy saying ih"' - ""'
his intention 10 appoint I'VE Wo"'' q" VIZ '
and that he had sent letter 10 each OF ihe "o"''
who STONED the petition asking them To- suggest
tho names of several WON Il WHO they thought wei
oua,i0el 10 M the places. IN" Mayor say" ne
thinks that women are irtuitiNey better qn"n"''
thaa men TO take care of children. mere -
tendency he thinks. among men WHO "a, -" -I
hoard fo oVercrowd children III ihcii sth.'''T' ~.
n. il informed that THAI j. one 81 me n'' ,f
criticisms against the present board n nHs 81
800, ~ mis- Experiment prove SuccesSfu. hc thih"-
~ j., lime In, board viii consist oi one-th'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on Swea,shops.
Democratic Editorial Association convention"
Inspector Mclaughlin cas-. before Justice Barrett.
Parade OF Erooklvn sunday school mon
Iniercoilesaic Athlcil, Association. H'rk"i"y
oval.
Police Board meeting.
University cub club night. {? =. IN.
society OF Amateur Photographers lantern ShHe
exhibition 30 ll3 West Thirty eiehth-st
Acoliam pipc-organ recital. M,nd"~sohn ''lee 'luh
So 3.
swan. vigekananda before Liberal club. No. -
East Fne-nth-si.. y. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE PASTOR OPPOSES THE EXCURSION.

There IL some trouble In the simpson NJ T.
church a, Clermont and Wloughby -avcs. brook
49,, ,,.,,ch has heen brought about by the opposi-
lion of the pastor. the Rev. j. -. Wilson. 10 IN"
proposed excursion OF the Epwor,h Leasu" OF KING
county on Memorial Day. Mr.. Wilson II chaplain
OF the 18th Regiment y g. :. y. y ana ms S'"'"
~ commended by c. \. X. men. VINO thinK tnh' inc
.e,sr,tion which has grown up since Appomat'ox
are forpettiug the day The members OF thc chap
ter OF the Epworih League attached to MT VII
sons church say that. while they love ana re-
.nec, their pastor they feel sorry that hs views
DO not accord with their o~r. They DO not heIeN'
they are desecrating the day. ana IN" aifhhs'-
rnents will probably b" carried out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
6O-62 West 23d st

teen yenr@ F1f tho as' eight OF nine years ne has
been detailed fn the Law Department
or Mr troWie,'s -Four children. on" son II 4 grad
nate - West Point. class OF ~. and II lieutenant
iu fh, 1ih mixed states Infantry. another Is a
practising PITS -icinn. and ~ assistant professor In
IN" IriN.rslty Medical 'Oli"g" from when he
WIS graduated and fhifi son. VINO expects to
enter the priesthood. having graduated from the
Gythonc seminar, 81 Troy. where he earned the
rar. honor OF fellow ship IN the catholic University
a Washington. where he H. completing HIS studies
The p1llc~mhu~ fourth child daughter. ls "a
aluAi~ Of IN. Normal school and II now
tea her % the public schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
HARD AT WORK ON ia GASCOGyE

There busy time on the French Line pier
yesterday. gang Of stevedores were busy UNI
loading the steamship La Gascogne and az soon as
any compartment empty other men packed
away the cargo that Is wanted In Europe.
Down IN the englne-room perhaps the bus
lest place: and hard at work repairing
the damage the great engines Superintendent
Forget said the vessel would undoubtedly sail to-
morrow but asked the newspaper 10 mention
fact that her time OF departure would be a :
u. m. and not ) a. M, as previously advertised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
SAG HARBoR BATTLE ANNIvERsARY.

The Long Island Society OF the Daughters OF 10"
Revolution with representatives OF the Ne"-i''h
Chsptcr o, the Daughters of The Revolution sons
OF the Revolution and guests from brooklyn. sax
Usrbor and other places gathered In force y"sier-
dav afternoon al the old Prentice Homestead, ~
No Grace Court. to celebrate the anniversary OF
the Battle OF Sag Iiarbor. Mrs lioriu" 9 hlns.
regent presided The rooms wer" handsomely drco-
raicJ Mrs Henry /. Pratt r"dd an interesting
sLe,ch of me battle between the patriots ana HfilsA
on MAY o. III. summary OF "hrh ne tribune
Published Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOALYN.
THEY SECURE THE CONTROL AT LAST.

rnIsoN ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY 'hA'-
TIcAIL.Y PURCHASES THE CITIZENS Ei'h'-
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY.
After three weeks OF negotiations Inc co'''' W
tho ctizens' Electric Light Company passed Over
to the Edison Electric Illuminating COMPANY
,.rdav The latter company was represented III inv
,,o,,, Ia. ,,s secretary and treasurer. Royal
q ps,hodv Lowell NJ. Palmer and julian fairch"u'
They treated directly with those controlling the '
izens' Company. the latter being John pe'nar'
lanes Sheyln. Anthony Barrett. Thomas r. N,'-
ms Bernard Gallagher and Hugh Mciaushhh' Tue
recent price OF the Citizens shares mas zee" Do.'
,95 buf II i said that AT the transfer Nes'e,uhy
abuu no was paid. The Edison Company b"l a"vu
nire-tenths OF its rivals stock. ana VIII rVnt'2i ~
nm. Edison Company VIII not take 'na'SS 81 Wv
consolidated interests until JulN ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTEL

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENt'E Senator Nelson W. Aldrlch' "'
Pho1. Island: Baron Won Hengelmullcr. Austrian
Minister al Washington and George T. Green ''
Einghamton. y. y. GRAND-Stnte Treasurer n Il.
Colvin Of Albany. HOLLAND General James H.
Wilson, ~ Delaware; T.. prentiss Bailey. OF tlca'
and l.. \orel. Secretary OF the SWISS iesa''o" al
Washington PARK ANENl r. John NJ francs
of Troy y Y Lieutenant Pr"uss ot
Dlr--s-JAlaam. East Africa. WALDORF y
Rl.ecker Bank. Of Albany. WINDSOR ihru'eh-
an, NarIIn.,hiu 81 Her Maiestys ship Mohawk