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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
SOUGHT DEATH RATHER THAN MOVE.

WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE WHEN WARNED
BY HER LANDLADY TO vAcATE HER ROOM.
Ruby Devere. living at No. 26s West Thirty-ninth-
St. became respondent because her landlady. Mrs.
Kate Quinn, had Informed her that she must give
up her room. and attempted suicide by swallowing
some solution Of carbolic acid in her room yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Quinn is the owner Of both
Nos 269 and 271. and told by Policeman Chris
topher Taupheus. OF the West Thirty-seventh-st-
station. last Sunday evening that she would better
get rid OF her tenants II she wished avoid a raid
Mrs Quinn Immediately told all the women at No
1853 that they had TO move. The Devere woman said
she married and introduced young man,
whom she called Pete" her husband. Never
theless she included In the general warning
She begged for time to get another room. Mrs.
Quinn was nervous on account OF the recent raids
In 'Soubrette Row." at Nos 257, 259 and 2l West
Thirty-n!nth-st, only few doors distant and
yesterday afternoon she went TO the Devere
womans room and insisted that she move immedi-
atey. The latter became hysterical and threatened
break all the furniture In the room Soon after
ward she quoted down and entertained some
women friends In the room. After the women went
away she swallowed the contents of bottle OF car
boc solution which she had obtained from a dis
pcnsary for external use, and then began 10 scream
with pain and call for help An ambulance was
called from Bellevue Hospital. and the woman was
relieved Of most OF the poison with a stomach
pump. She taken 10 the hospital a prisoner
and placed in the prison ward. 1t is thought she
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
LISCOMB KEEPS AWAY FROM COURT.

MORE DOUBT CAST UPON HIS STORY sum
MoNsEs FOR HIM AND TWO OTHERS.
Acting Captain Farrell OF the Macdougal-st. station
and Mr. Neuherger. a lawyer OF No 29l Broadway.
annearsd in Jefferson Market Court yesterday for
rhe purpose Of Sitting the story OF Alfred A. Liscomb
who asserted that he had been chained to post and
robbed Of his money in tho cellar OF Garry Leydecker
AT King and Westinghouse. Captain Farrell told
Magistrate Cornell that I.scomb left here on
Wednesday afternoon 20 visit his daughter In New
Jersey but before going promised faithfully to be in
Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning at $50
o'clock 10 make an affidavit and ask for warrant
against the men whom ne suspected OF being respon
chic for his misfortune Captain Farrell said that Lis
~ bmt posltivey refused affirm it. Liscomb did
not anpear in court In accordance with his promise.
Wr %euberger told Magistrate Cornell that he had
hrought m court yesterday every person connected
LII ,be s,ahle in which Liscomb found chained
IL s,d thar he considered ii outrage that his ell
49,, name should have been used In connection with
,ha matter and declared that he wanted to have
~ Tho lnsinuatlons he had made 10 Captain Farrell
>: -. eject that Leydecker was the guilty man.
-. .Tbts man I.scOmb.' said Mr. Neuberger, some
,i-ne ago had I.eydecker arrested on criminal
charre and believe that this thing was merely "A
scheme on his part cast dscredlt upon him We
b ,iiy AZ the time Liscomb has minated that Ley
do ,ker hound him 10 the post.
Nagistrate Cornell instructed 'he clerk 10 Issue
sumr'ons FOR Liscomb and the other two men named
hv Mr. Neuberger. returnable Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
GOMEZ MAKES A MOVE.
SPANISH TROOPS RUSHED TO THE CENTRAL PART
OF THE TROCHA-i.5Oo INSURGENTS SAID

SPANISH TROOPS RUSHED TO THE CENTRAL PART
OF THE TROCHA-i5Oo INSURGENTS SAID
TO HAvH CROSSED THE LINE
Havana. Sept. ls Via Key West. Sept l7.-Puerto
Principe advices report that Gomez cncamped
on September I at Guasimas de Agramonte. with
niteen cavalry squadrons. and was marching west
ward II appears that he initiated the march to
rcinvade the western provinces
The Government is rushing troops TO the central
part OF the trocha near Jucaro and Moron. to pre-
vent the insurgents crossing
IL Is reported that Maya Rodriguez with 1850
men, forming Gomez's vanguard. crossed the line
recently and Is now the borders OF Sancti Spir-
itus and Santa Clara provinces.
Quintn Bandoras has arrived In Remedies dis
trlct' ard Is waiting Gomczs arrival 10 take COM
mand OF the Infantry In the new invasion
Maceo has left his stronghold in the mountains
ana Is encamped with large forces on the Danes
estate south OF Pinar del Rio City An attack on
inc city Is expected. II Is rumored Weyler will
soon take command OF the Spanish forces In Pinar
deI ho, with the Intention of expelling Maceo from
the province. If true. great fighting IL expected
surgents. -
The Cuban chiefs have determined 70 make any
sacrlnces TO effect Weylcr's capture. The excite
mcnt In commercial and financial circles Is in
creasng. Bank bills have fallen 70 Is discount
sixteen houses have cancelled foreign orders and
mere nave been no transactions the Stock and
PRODUCE exchanges for the last two days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD FIGHT.
PRESIDENT SPENCER TALKS PLAINLY TO PREsi'
DENT HOFFMAN, STATEMENT FROM

THE LATTER.
The fight between the Seaboard Air Line and the
railroads in the Southern States Freight Associa-
ton has brought forth letter from Samuel Spen-
GER president OF the Southern Railway, to X Z.
Hoffman. president Of the Seaboard Air Line 10
which he says:
been abe from time to time 10 adjust their DIFF
and peace. Your company alone under your man.
agement has continually and persstently assumed
nne sGbsea and n
ana ana 81 tne man win grievance adopting con-
interest of all security holders and all communities.
had become obsolete-those OF the amateur and the
you cann,t escape Your company has attempted.
by series Of the most incendiary and nnammatory
prejudice and passion against railway property as
means upon your part Of attempted coercion and
the part Of those who are trustees for the man.
ase ment OF railway properties and which. X
al properties in the same section OF the country
Including those under your management. as upon
been directed, The security holders OF all railway
pr9pertiiess; viii hold the officers Of your company
responsive Tor this vanton attack upon their
rights and upon their properties. The fact that the
a aan has been made directly upon only one COM
Pany, ana mas been based upon such fragrant mis-
STA Elements OF facts that the results not likely
does not lessen the gravity OF the offence or dmin-
ish the measure OF responsibility to which you and
investing public
president Hoffman. OF the seaboard Air Line. has
issued statement an the form OF a circular to
stockholders urging them rot TO be alarmed at tho
recent attacks made on the company The letter
contains statement of the results for the year
ending June so FOR the entire system as follows:
nun MI SIS f39
eNP"Hscs 1885 80
Gross income. soa2i2s
Deductions from income. including interest on
FUNDED debt. leases. charges and d
every nature. nclu ling loss subscription
Atlanta Exposition. ................,........ TAO 7f1
Net ncom" sIs2423
Dividend on Durham and Northern Railway
stock and Seab0lrd and Roanoke Railroad
Companys preferred tcck................... 243i6
Mr.. Hoffman says: Every expense including the
building OF twenty-ei5ht new cars. the rebuilding Of
twenty-five 70 replace ones destroyed and rebuilding
or nve engines has been included in the years ex-
penses ! mention this to show you that the net
pront Is not obtained the sacrifice OF the condition
OF your property There is no floating debt, and the
only money owed is for the bills OF the current
month"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
n II. BLISS MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS.
JUDGE MCCARTHY Of OBLIGATIONS IN SUPPLE
MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

JI'pGE MCCARTHY on OBLIGATIONS IN SIFFLE-
MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
Judge Mccarthy In the City Court. yesterday
handed down decision In the application 10 pun
ieh Henry H. Bliss. stepfathcr OF Mrs. Fleming
who Was acquitted on the charge Of having killed
hor mother Mrs Evalina Bliss. for failing 10
answer n number ~ questions when examined In
supplernentary proceedings. These proceedings
were held on a judgment for 1915. obtained against
Bliss hy John l.. MAYNARD on a note which Bliss
indorsed Judge Mccarthy saya In his opinion:
Sunp,cmeniarv proceedings remedy pro-
ylded by law and thc oath Administered at the be-
ginning OF the examinatio 20 tell the truth. the
who'e truth and nothing bat the truth. Is az solemn
and sacred as that aiken in trial Or other pro-
cceding md &c subject 10 the sam" consequences
MANY however seem TO akc the oath and
nrocecd with giving their testimony without regard
az 20 tho truth falsi'y OF the same. and have
come 10 acccr; this remedy and examination as a
farce and an idle effort to reach their property.
since II docs not apDca: from the papers before
me tina, these questions were passed upon by the
nour, and thai ;he judgment debtor refused 10
answer them and IN justice to tho Judgment debtor,
direct mat he (Bliss) appear on September i. at
70 a m AZ the Chambers Of this court. and answer
rho aforesaid questions and such other questions
ne NAV bo necessary on proof OF his failure 10
annrar and submit above. he will be adjudged
gililty Of contempt and fined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
DIAMOND MATCH AND NEW YORK BISCUIT.

Chicago Sept. l7.--At the meeting OF the Govern
Ing Committee OF the Chicago Stock Exchange yes
terdaJ afternoon special committee APP
pointed 10 devote It's attention TO securing a
settlement OF the outstanding trades In Dia-
mond Match and NewYork Biscuit. The
committee consists OF John r. Wrenn Solo
mon Sturges and George A. Mcclellan The jamie
son committee continued. but II was deemed
that the members Of that committee have all that
they can attend TO in securing the completion or
the plan 10 lock up the Diamond Match stock with
the Northern Trust Company under syndicate
agreement that none OF II shall be sold inside OF a
year or at a less price than go. ,
Chairman Jameson reported TO the EovernlnS
Committee that the members or the Illarlonf
Match pool stood pledged 10 contribute ZOO 900 V
that sum would secure \ settlement oi An the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
MCLAVE ASSIGNS AGAIN.
LUMBER BUSINESS TRANSFERRED AT
REQUEST OF CREDITORS.
A MEETING OF THE LATTER-rHE sHRINKAGE IN
THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ASSETS.

THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ASSETS
Jobn McCIave ex. Police Commissioner. yesterday
made an assignment of his lumber business at NOS
rs to l57 Eleventh-ave. and Nos. S2 10 es west
Twenty-second-st.. TO William Harrison. VINO y aiso
the assignee OF John McClave & Sons In the oicycie
business The assignment resulted from the re-
quest OF the creditors who held a meeting yes,er-
day ut the Office OF Parsons Shepard d ogden, NO
III Broadway, which was attended oy aoou' 40 :,
PERSONS from this city. Albany. Buffalo boston anu
West Virginia. a statement was presented sho"i"e
liabilities OF sll3 0oO Of which $4,000 is In the lumber
business and $4,000 in the bicycle business vi 'ne
liza btes in the lumber business. $1,000 Is TO son
and daughter secured by mortgages on the factory
buildings. The assets consist OF the factory JUN"
ings. Eleventh-ave. Twenty-frst TO twenty Se'o"'
ST. leased ground. which cost N'o'VV' Vaiueu ~"
not known. lumber on hand N2.Vo; oiils rece'""'e'
81 200: judgments against a frensurance connp"",'
s 900; claim against the city. Aop lots IN Ne"a'A'
$3.50
Mr. McClave was questioned by severai OF INC
creditors regarding the great shrinkage IN MS as
sets from year ago. when IL was said nc c'a'i'
to be worth 100000 Ex-Congressman John D. nu
ans representing the Garfield Bank. was spec'a"s
Interested in this matter the bank - the largest
creditor the amount due being reported at &S"o
The Information was given that Mr.. McClave had
made a transfer Of his dwelling. NO. iZ+ west o7s
enty-second-st.: his country place at "reeh"ic"'
Conn and two houses In Newark TO MS "iie' ''ie
deeds being dated April z. but not recoIue" INV
September II. the day John McClave q sons MADE
an assignment The property was valued az wv
900 and was mortgaged for $500 II was sa'd 'ia'
the houses were transferred TO Mrs McClave lot
advances she made. Mr.. Adams withdrew ITO"
the meeting He said he could not sec more than
$1,000 tangible assets for the creditors
1t was suggested on behalf OF Mr. McCiaVe 'ha'
committee Of creditors be appointed go over MS
affairs and see what ought 10 be done Such
committee was appointed and the meeting took
recess for an hour In the recess Mr.. McCIaVe
filed a personal assignment OF his lumber business
In the County Clerks Office and the deed was loi-
lowed by second an hour later In more eA-
fepdcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
FUTURE OF UNION PACIFIC
SYNDICATE SAID TO BE DESTROYS OF P1RcHAs
ING THE ROAD

Washington, Sept. I,.-General Wade Hampton
Commissioner Of Railroads. and ". J. COMBS of
New-York, Government director OF the Union Pa
clfc Railroad were in the city to-day confer with
Secretary Francis the forthcom reports re-
ating 10 the Pacific corporations and particularly
as TO the Union Pacific Railroad. The proposition
In regard 10 this railroad contempaies foreclosure
covering the main line Of the Union Pacific and the
Central Branch In Kansas and Colorado. uniting
Kansas City and Denver The claim OF the United
States under its second lien. now amounting to
about s6l 10000, 1t is said is tn be paid in cash by
the purchasers at percentage amounting about
100000. II Il further said that syndicate has
been organized to purchase the road on these terms
provided the assent OF Congress TO the arrangement
can be secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
LETTER BONES on FRENCH STEAMERS

Letter boxes have been established on the French
steamers plying between New-York and Havre in
which passengers in the course Of the voyage NAV
deposit letters and mailable articles The boxes
will be securely locked. At the end OF the voyage
the boxes will be delivered at the New-York or
Havre postotflce. where they will be unlocked and
the contents distributed. 1t is hoped by the New
York postal officials that this convenient arrange
ment is only preliminary 10 the Establishment OF q
regular sea postal service between France and the
United States. such as has for years been ia
operation on the German and American Steamship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
GENERAL ROLOFF ARRESTED
r.JARGED WITH VIOLATING THE NEU-
TRALITY LAWS

TUE SPECIFIC CHARGE Is COMPLETELY IN SEND
ING OUT THE LAURADA EXPEDITION ON
AUGUST O. BUT 1T Is BELIEVED THAT
THE AUTHORITIES FEARED HE
WAS PLANNING ANOTHER.
General Carlos RolofY. the Secretary Of War Of
,,e Cuban Provisional Government. was arrested
IN this city on Wednesday night on charge Of
aiding and abetting the sending Of fllibustering
exneditons TO Cuba. The arrest was made by
Deputy United States Marshal Walter Stafford
&c General Roloff was leaving the office of Fran
cisco e. Fonseca. a compatriot, who keeps
cigar factory at No. % Nassau-st He was taken
% the Ludlow Street Jail. where he was confined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
CHESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.
MARLBOROUGH.
AI,REMARBE.

AI.BEMARLE MARLBOROUGH
r " Noble Milford. W. F. Buchannon. Macon
G. 'I ~ Noble Easthampton g. J. Lyons New-orieans
Mrs M'S +. C. Ives Nev-Bed- Mrs. b w. Cosby. Rich
u tora n Anthony Boston, O. /. BruHnell. Boston
J. K. Valentine. Phiiade'- " batenan, Atanta Ga
Ml n"'l ! W Manning. New ton =. Y.
Z Mason Hudson. NY, T. F. Cunningham. Boston.
f. s Camp & wife Phila- W y. Grant. Ellenvil.
T 'f r Burns. Washington ": coad. Rapid City
BROADWAY CENTRAL. xo,,
\ s Baf45n bif R5@ FIJI G L. Drain chicago.
y C. n, g Newell. Springfield
t l. en- N M9nsIrsno ' Curtis Waterbury
Tn e c. O"'''0'"' W. \ Roeblns Trenton
7 = II T. E NnIS" detroit ~ casete. Springfield
r. r. Bohle wife. ST Mass
c i4 r. Anderson Norfolk G 4 Wardlaw. Syracuse
J. G. Mohn Reading. Penn. C. L. Burdett. Hartford
ROCKINGHAM L, F. Burkee Waterbury.
Mrs c. II. Howell. Phila- PARK .vrv1-r
Mrs F. c. Macomber. Bos 4 ! Muzzy, Bristol Conn
Miss A. s''a Al B,shne Nor E. C. Lewis Waterbury
J. H@shnen Morri''o~n F RrGn R R
c " Hardness 6 wife r. 5, Giaddns Montciair.
Mr. He"sf0i K powne. New l. y Marshall & wife Bo,
1 Fl Brookmere St, Louis / E Or Worcester. Mass,
J. K Foit.or. Boston. W, w. Orr, Worcester.
A. +. Macarthur Chicago. Mass.
EVERETT. ST xrc,,o,
E. II. Goodwin. Boston. r. Savage. Salt LAX.
+ seooH:l S csiG1ss c Farren Sal, Lake
r.. sullivan Los Angeles j. G. Moore "lIane ,s,aa
G. T. Curtis. To edo. j. Johnson & wife Newark.
3. v. orr & witc chicago 4. 7. philemon B6.ton
l. " Rodgers Louisville G. j. Dunn, New-York
crlsrr- j. y s slasls'5a; H S:ook Tsss
r. F. Langdon. Whining
C. R. Nearcy. Luuerne. j. T. Porter, scr.n,o,
&'s%a F,' Ff Fsa4:o6 S''g s.
New Orleans W.. G Oliver wife.
C. V Burial. Connecticut. T. Resented T na,sr
J. V V. McKl., PhIaasIp9iss WESTMINSTER
". A. Holman. Philadel- \: p Titus Auburn " Y
=, " ives Tarhur. Y Y ". Hanor. Scranton. Penn
c. F. Flanders & wife. : r Wal,s ip ais,g
n Wsters Batmor. MISS A. Barlow. Astoria.
r. l. odel' romkin' Cove F. Easter wife Phisdel-
G. ". Corning XewYcrk, M ns'S q. Em.r.o, p,u,,.,
/: Miller. cape May y; J phia ''''''" f''"a'e'-
" 4 ssnta x.sYork Judge Scranton
/. Harrison. Bslevlle M. ~ -
r. l.. Fulle- Cleveland. WINDSOR
HOFFMAN. r. Haisey. Philadelphia.
n Manila na,ro Y" IL sivsr,on. Cleveland.
" ksss' Baltimore Ss.. +. French. Cleveland
G. y Seymour, New. Haven II. x. Devereux Cleveland
HOLLAND. Mr. 81. Kotany. Yves, St.
!; Il saper, Nsx-Iiaven. Mrs J. H. Wear. ives, St,
VI: :: Ascheim. Park City. Miss Wear West St Louis
". Adams. Little Falls " Loui: o. wear West st.
3 '" leech England Dougherty. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
AlRrRr WERER rs OFT OF JAIL..

An elderly. well-dressed man. with white hair
and heard. who refused 10 give his name. called at
Ienerson Market prison yesterday morning and
told Keeper ZcDermott that he wanted 20 pay the
s. fine That was, PLACED On Albert Weber on
Weber WIS still locked up Weber was promptly
liberia ted on the payment, and left the prison with
his friend. Both refused TO talk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
ruE GOWN CASE IN HAVANA.

ELEVEN THOUSAND SOLDIERS HI~HAs THE Cow
rpSop or THE SPANISH BANK RESIGNED
Havana Sept. l7.-Nothins has been pup'sHeu
here concerning Charles Gown, an American news
n.,er corraspondent who. 1t "a alleged, was Mleu
in the Province OF Havana on July last by SPANS"
so,d,ers acting under orders Of Colonel Ochoa
II 4. officially stated that there are loo' pA"sn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
AFFAIRS OF WILKINSON BROS. co.
LARGE MEETING OF cREDIToRs-A PROPOSED
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION.

PLAN OF REORGANIZATiON.
A meeting Of the creditors OF wilkinson Brothers
g. Co.. paper and pulp manufacturers. OF Nos. ils
and 42l Broome-st with mills at Shelton, Conn.
uas held Yesterday at tie Aston House. and was
attended bv about one hundred creditors from this
and neighboring States Wellington Smith Of Lee.
Mass was chairman. A statement was presented
showing total liabilities of $3.50 of which sos 70
are secured BIZ mortgages and liens on the mills
and ss6 604 are unsecured. OF which Slbec are que
IN This CITY The assets are 1857 in stock and
accounts receivable The mill property was not IN
cluded in the assets Although from 100000 10 $780,
GO cash had gone IT, the present value was con-
sidered as small above the membranes Inc
creditors also questioned the advisability OF con-
timing the mill part OF the business. Wilkinson
Rrothers 4, Co proposed that a stock company be
formed nv the creditors 20 carry the entire bust
noss and take all the assets. 10 be capitalized at
s75OnO the creditors 70 have preferred stock OF
s2o COO and the Wilkinsons $4,000 Of common stock
Judge Munger Of Connecticut. representing the
Wilkinsons gave a detailed statement OF the Dusi-
rsss of the last six years 10 show that 1t would be
nany The average sales per annum had been sooo-
Tt7 and ne thought the new company couln 40 az
least 10000 year Al the mee,ne ~ va Sd d hns
rnnrodta HE and that the firm lost $4,000 on It's
postal-card contract for the Government
a committee OF creditors was hnally appointed
"a take into consideration the affairs OF the trm.
digest plan and make report for the consaera-
tion of the creditors ne GoHuI''e pn,n,I H
y I. Thomas Nelson, of Ansonia. Conn; w. n.
parsons and r. d. Ingram. OF this city. The com
mill and store until it made its report. Creditors
exnressed their sympathy for the firm and their
confidence in the partners. and toth creditors ana
Arm were ready TO do anything to keep the large
h,,,lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

sn ppsne c Ry,io1sqpTs GouE,uecess
ss' M'iT Ban N Eo0 k ss
se H. No Es s ss Das 70 80 sssS
o'Gorman; No 10. Kalish ast Metropolitan Elevated
cs e. 9s ss ., k9.S 30
RaStins CO No importers and Traders National
YORK 70 c Mssa n as s q Ms.
s a's%aq Ss IS M as?ss n s
Il? ~ r. s ss I.s% as CO;
M Msy' YORK S0 and Il Ha yar ss Rry 10
So e. SS' ss Sch sin SG % NesmiS
: :s S Ss % N .rS 20 SaGT5
49, s.,. 81 ssnS seh ast H'. .s
Fs:'i ans e. n So5 & da IN
hssa ks" '0s f es S To- To- H San:
@ ss Gssa No No. 3 F SSS
's 30 % css az as MeAs sss 8
nS SSa 4Ts ss' CO. Rio dssrse %'s1 RAILWAY
Partridge as, wln-r No. 81. matter Of Booth: No
g 81 matter a e shSapS No. So irwin rs
MnS1 So Esva Ms RsTay Co. No 20 Cochran
Supreme cour,.sp,saI Tsrm-Par, n-Betor. Beck
"s1 asss' e s'[ S-as ss
NE No, i2os Will of csrone ouck at II No. 1907.
sa,".s:, rl,.s.r.a
John A. coeser Margaret Kenbolis Levi rreudenrsics
k kSs M.y ssr'A w wSs%ns as ssris r
City Court-Speciai Term-Before Mccarthy J.-Cour
opens 10 m. Motions at 1880 m.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Bsekman ].
Stoke. ag,. Fischer-I.awIence GodAin.
Truax j.
usrz AFT Merz-George +. Mott
Wendell sgt. Embler-G~orge NJ Van Hoesen
Goldmark agt Goldmark-Charles l.. Guy
Lawson AIT. Tuttis-John Hunter.
Winthrop AIT. Barnard-William +. Andrews
newman ax a. Newmsn-L b Van Gas.beeR
BY Smyth, J.
Matter Of Webster & Co--Charles Donohue.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
by Truax. J.
solomon II. Kohn agt Mary f. OConnor and otheru-
Stephen Is. Brague.
Henry De Forest weekes ast. Carlo La MAZDA and
others-Joseph T. Falon.
Samuel Ekin agt. Harris Hirsh-samus v. Speyer
Caroline u. Robinson agt. Charles l. Rotlnson -samuc
" speyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Moore trades in Diamond Match. The new coM'
mites will devote its entire attention 10 TINS me- -
ter II Is thought that the whole matter can 10 -
ranged inside Of two weeks 49, v.-x.s
stocks have already been settled with Diamc,hhss
Match Biscuit and the Cable trades out OF .ms
ay the Stock Exchange can be reope led AZ 80
terday's meeting the subject OF reopening was nS'
even hroached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
INSURGENTS DEFEATED AT CAvITE

Madrid, Sept. IA dispatch from Manila says
that number Of insurgents who were attempting
to capture ship In the harbor Of Cavite were fired
upon by artillery and rcpelled Several of the attack
Ing party were killed The artillerymen uninten-
range OF their fire. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

m IN me military hospitals throughout the island
fever. ~ " o
~ u reported here that the troubles over the issue
~ paper money have led to the resignation OF the
Governor of the Spanish Bank