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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
OF FUTURE INTEREST.

The first fall meeting Of the Sibley Mothers
club will be held Friday, Oct. g. at the home
OF Mrs. f. G. Spates, on Fauquier street. Dr.
Helen Bissell will read paper on How to
Preserve the Purity of Our Children The
programme for the entire year Is partially
arranged. The club has about fifty men,
bers.
The Newport Dancing club formerly the
Moonlight will give the first hop of the sea
son at Oxford hail. Tenth and st. Peter.
Wednesday evening, Oct. In The officers are:
E w. Gibbons, president; w. NJ. Rierdan,
vice president; L. C. Heating, secretary; p.
J. Ryan. treasurer. tt-E 500
Woman's Home and Fore On Missionary So
cieties of the St Paul and Minneapolis pres
byteries will be held Saturday at the Central
Presbyterian church. It will be an all-day
session. basket lunch will be served at
noon.
The first meeting of the Lower Town
Mothers club will be held Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Yapp, on East Eighth street. Prof.
wilson, of the state university, will talk on
The Value of Nature STUDY
Miss Grace Bee Wh.tridge will give recital
Monday evening, Oct. 5, at her home on
Pleasant avenue. The programme will be pre-
sented by Miss Maud Shaw, Miss Fulton, OF
Hudson, Miss Liggett and H. G. Judson.
The Twin City Euchre. club will organize
Thursday and will hold weekly meetings
during the winter Thursday afternoon. The
club will be composed of women from st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Episcopal
Churches OF st. Paul will meet in Mime
apohs Wednesday. Bishop Graves will give
an address assisted by Bishop Whipple and
Bishop Gilbert
The annual meeting Of the Wonen's For
eign and Home Missionary Societies Of the
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met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Nor
gan, 1G4 West Isabel street.
Mrs. Moore and daughters, of Salenl s. D.,
returned home after visit with Mrs. J. III.
Ballard of East Winfred.
Miss Emma Gillette. of Concord street, en-
tertained a party of little felix's Tuesday after
noon from to o'clock.
Monday afternoon from to 6 Mrs. Strobe
entertained childrens party for her son
Towards birthday.
Mrs. jackson. of Iowa Falls. is the guest of
Mrs. G. Frink, OF East Winifred street.
Mrs. Nj. 4. Mackie. OF Chicago is the guest
OF MRS. }. III. Ballard. OF East Winifred.
Miss Ada Miller gave a bicycle party Sat-
urday evening to about twenty friends
Miss Mary Farrell has returned from Wis
consin. where she spent the summer.
Mr. and Charles Mckay have gone to yell
iowstone Park for months visit.
Mrs. NJ. Calvin and Mrs. d. +. Calvin are
visiting In Belle PLANE, Mimi.
Mrs. Reuter-, of East Winifred street. is en-
PERTAINING relatives from Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goetz are visiting
in Carver. MINI.
Mr.: and Mrs. Carpenter have returned home
to Chicago
Miss Matte Fales has returned from Fart
bault.
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ffcers: Ralph Eastman, president; Ed Swan.
vice president: Will E. Cavanaugh, treasurer;
Frank w. Matson, W. E. Stevenson and Rufus
Edwards, executive committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Covert, assisted
by committee of ladies, will give a recep-
ton on Thursday evening. Oct. 1, in the par
lors of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Wakefield, of st. Anthony avenue,
gave children's party on Saturday after
noon in honor of her granddaughter, Leah
Bourk.
Mrs. Amy Klinglesmith and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs H. ID. Bell,
returned to Peru, Ind, the first of the week.
Rev. w. C. Covert, w. s. Wood and G. ~.
Mobiles left, on Thursday, for a point near
Hastings, where they will hunt
Olivet post will give a supper and camp
fire at the Congregational church on next
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T. NJ. Follansbee. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Laura Woodruff, left on Thursday
for Elmira, N. Y.
The Daughters of the King will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock with Miss
Louise Balou.
The Ladies' Society Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs. Boyer on Friday
at 2 O'Clock.
The Interurban club will give the first Of
its series of dances on Oct. 16.
Miss Edith Kelly. of Chicago, is the guest
OF Mrs. Arson Brooks.
Mrs. E. Beckwith returned the first of
the week to Chicago.
Mrs. F. F. Stevens has returned from a
visit to Chicago.
Mrs John Gates and daughter are guests
Of Mrs. Burwell.
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been indefinitely postponed on account Of the
serious illness Of Mrs. Schoff with typhoid
fever.
Miss Fanelia Westbay, of Louisville KY,
has been enjoying delightful visit with her
cousin, Miss Sidney Thompson OF Iglehart
street. She will return home Sunday night.
st. Paul Sunday School institute meets in
Christ church guild hall the second Thurs
day in October in the evening. Rev. Charles
Holmes, the president will preside.
Unity Temple No. 8, Rathbone Sisters, will
give social hop Wednesday evening, Oct.
IA, at their hall, Central block, Sixth and
Seventh streets.
Mrs. Margaret Otis, of Park place. has re-
turned to st. Paul. after an absence Of six
weeks In New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
G. F. Lott and family have removed from
their cottage at Bald Eagle lake, and are
now at the Ransom. 70 Summit avenue.
The Hibernian band will give its first So
c1al dance Friday evening, Oct. Is, in Oxford
hail, Tenth and st. Peter streets.
Mrs. Laura Morganstern is entertaining
Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, from Lake City and Miss
Minnie Werth, from Minneapolis.
The Young Peoples Society Of the Church
OF the Ascension will meet Monday evening
with Miss Num-. of Page street.
Mrs. Manship, Of Jackson, Miss, was
guest at the home OF Mrs. Lott, 70 Summit
avenue, during the week.
The Social circle will give its next hop
Monday evening in Leidertafel hall, congress
and State streets.
Charles GohIke left Wednesday evening for
New York, Were he intends to make his fut-
ure home.
Mrs. j. Morganstern is home again. after
having had pleasant Eastern trip.
The Algonquin club will give hop at Lifts
hall, Friday evening" Oct. 9.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

on last Saturday evening to large number
of friends from st. Paul.
Miss Josie Lally. of Crokston, is at the
home of Miss Lou Thompson.
Mrs. Krimball of Winona, is visiting in
Hamline for a few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery is visiting friends
in Mankato and St. Peter.
The Zaraphtian Literary society held
meeting on Friday night. as
Bishop Warren will preach tonight in the
chapel at the university.
Mrs. Louis Kaigher has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
The young ladies' of the hall gave cake
walk on Friday night.
Matte Southwick, of Wells, Mimi, is visit
ing Miss Evans.
Mrs. Ryder, of Pascal avenue, is reported
to be very sick.
Rev. J. W. Lewis visited his family the first
of the week.
Mss Mary styel. of Fort Worth, Texas, is
in Hamline.
Miss Eva Johnson has returned from Red
Wing.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Arthur
BOSNIAN. About twenty-five were present.
Miss Bertha McClay has returned from
Montevideo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

Mass. and Mrs. Joseph De Nixon, of Middle
ton. Conn. Assisting In the dining room were
Mrs Carl Pattee and MIS- Early. Others as
sisting were Misses Ada Henry and Leigh
Allison.
Beyt Gibbs gave a box party at the Grand
Thursday evening in honor Of Mrs r. w.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mohaupt. Mrs. r. w.
Gibbs, illam Hoyt and F. Gibbs '93'' "
The members of the Capital City Cycle
day evening. After the ride to Como the
party was entertained with supper, cards
and dancing at the home of Ed Noble. on
Bates avenue
The ladies of The Bates Avenue church will
serve dinner next Wednesday and Thursday
from II 30 TO 2, on jackson street, next door
to the old Smith G. FarwelI building. Din
ner, % cents.
evening by the members of the Atlantic Con-
gregatiOn church. cali for Rev. W. w.
Lewis given for the new pastor.
Misses Margie Middleton and Elma scheffer
at the home of Miss Margie Middleton, on
Bates avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Mohaupt Mrs. r. W. vaux
and Carrie Wielde, Messrs. B. Gibbs and
William Hoyt spent Sunday at Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeopoIe, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. George, left last week for
their home in Pennsylvania
Mrs. f. Eugene Bell, of St Paul Park en-
tertained number of bluff ladies Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. II. II. Hamilton gave an informal
Friday afternoon at her home, on Conway
street.
Mrs. r. Vaux and daughter Of Philadel-
phis, the guests OF her sister. Mrs. Mo-
haupt.
Frank Buckner, Of Marshfeld Wis. was
the guest Of HIS sister, Mrs. Weilde, last
week.
Mrs. b Neff md her sister Miss Lydia
Brant, left last week for their home in St.
Louis.
A surprise party was given Thursday even
ing to Joe Cox at his home ON Plumb street
Mrs. w. II. Douse, of Union Grove, Wis.,
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Anderson
Miss Leigh Hirst, OF the Euclid View, gave
a bicycle party to Como Monday evening
Mr. Freeman and family will be in from
Birch lake this week for the winter
St. Agnes guild held a meeting Thursday
with Mrs. Eddy North street.
Mrs. Il. o. Zimmerman of East Seventh
street, has gone to Duluth
Miss Emma Delma left last week for her
home in Elba Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. WinkIeF have moved to Third
and Maple streets.
An informal at home was given Tuesday
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DAYToN's BLUFF.


Joe Cox of Plum street, was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening. by number Of
his friends, the occasion being his twenty
first birthday. The evening was passed with
progressive ctnch. the prizes being won by
Misses Birdie Benner and Lizzie Ball and
Messrs. McElveney and wilmer Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs
Williyer, and Mr.. and Mrs. label; Misses
Birdie and Maud Slater, Birdie and Aida
Benner, Ethel and Edith Mayfield, Lucy and
Lizzie Germenin, Hulda and Mamie Swan
lund. Annie MeElveney Eva Hunter Daisy
Schilling. Olive Seebick Maggie Mailey. Kit
Avail, Allie Cox. Nellie Malloy. Gussfe Ryan,
Lizzie Ball. Ebba Nordstrom, Nettie Munich.
Belle Connell of GAINESVILLE, Wis. and Eva
Busby. of Waunakee. Wis.,; Messrs. Ed and
VIII Slater, G. Winkler. Jimmy Condor, Will
Mortensen, Al Nordsham, Frank Davis, Will
NcElveney. ]. McConley, o. Schilling, Carl
Ekshaud. Ed Prior and j. Goetz.
Miss Eva Busby, of Waunakee Wis. who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Birdie
Slater. of Conway street. returned home last
week.
Miss Kit Avail. who has been spending her
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
WEST SIDE.

Miss Clara Forester entertained q large
party OF riends Thursday evening for her
brother. Max Forester, who leaves this week
for Washington.
Tomorrow evening Miss Beatrice NUM-
VIII entertain the Young Peoples Society OF
Ascension Church at her home, Page
street.
A tea was given by Mrs. NJ. G. Steele. OF
Dunedin terrace, Thursday afternoon, from
8 to 6, in homer of Mrs. Wenger, of Campbell,
N. d.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Morgan,
Of West Isabel street, were given a surprise
in honor of their twentieth wedding anniyer-
sary.
Mrs. Hutchins, of New York; B. Chaplin
and Miss Grace Gee. of Marshall, Mimi, are
guests of Mrs. Messenger, Of Colorado ave.
nue..
The ladies of Clinton Avenue NJ E. church
gave a successful social Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ". McIntire.
Mrs. H. c. Lindsey, who has been visiting
Mrs. Robert Lauderdale, will leave this even
ing for her home In Hamilton, Mont.
Miss Bessie Newton, of East ROBBIE street,
will leave Thursday for New York to attend
the Art Students league school.
Mrs. G. w. Wager. formerly of st. Paul,
now of Portland Or, is visiting Mrs. r. N.
Hare, of East Congress street.
Friday evening the Bluff Social club will
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Mrs Edward M0haupt gave a surprise
psrty Wednesday evening for her sister, Mrs.
X. ". Voux, of Philadelphia Cards were
the main feature OF the evening. Miss Car
RE Wielde and William Mohaupt won the
head prizes. FhoSc present were: The
Misses Carrie Wielae, Alma Tengier Tile
Schroeder, Lizzie Schroeder, Helen Schoch,
TITLE Geib; Mesdames II. W. Voux of Phil
adeiphia; Timer and Edward Mohaunt:
NOSES. George Lindehe, Andrew and John
hession. Harry Greenle. Bert and Frank
Gibbs, William Royt, William eifer, Bert
elmer William Nohaupt and Edward Mo-
haupt.
Mrs. S. V. Kennedy entertained Monday
afternoon at her home 412 Bates avenue for
Mrs. John c. NOxon. of Great harrington,
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ARK Congregational Church will be held

Park Congregational Church will be held
Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors.
The first meeting Of the Friday circle will
be held Friday at the home of Mrs. e. w.
Saunders, on Summit avenue 'tFroissart' 8
Chronicles" will be the topic.
progressive euehre party will be given
Monday evening, Oct. 5, at Central hall, corr
ner Sixth and Seventh streets. by Ellsworth
circle, Ladies Of the G. A. r.
G. A. Stormes will be host at stag party
Tuesday evening at his home on st. Adams
street. Thirty guests will be present and
Japanese tea will be served.
The young people of the First Baptist
church will hold their annual reunion Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Behnke
Summit avenue
A meeting will be held Monday morning
by the board Of managers Of St. Luke's hos
pital to make preparations for the annual
charity ball.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Nelson will celebrate
the twenty-1fth anniversary of their we'd
ding Friday evening at their home on Ig1e-
hart street.
The women of Peoples church will give
q reception Thursday evening at the church
for Rev. DR.. Smith and Mrs. Smith.
Minneopa council, Royal Arcanum, will give
its third annual hop and banquet Monday
evening, Oct. 5. at Bowlby hall.
The regular semi-monthly dance at the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Church held a meeting on Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Gillett
The Young Mems Christian association held
their first meeting on Friday in their rooms
in the University building.
The Epworth league gave very pleasant
reception ON Monday night to the students
of Hamline university.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Funk returned to
Maryville, Mo-, after visit with Rev. e. j.
Funk and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pomeroy, OF Windsor,
Conn, are guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Grant.
Miss Lizzie Smith entertained Miss Mary
Morarity, of West st. Paul, during the first
of the week.
large number of Hamline young people
INDUCED in corn roast on last Saturday
evening.
The Royal Arcanum will hold an important
meeting tomorrow night in the lodge rooms
Miss Alice Adams has returned from a
visit among relatives in Rochester.
Miss Josie Kelly. of st. Joseph. was a
Haml.ne guest on Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Buck gave q bicycle party
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

on Friday evening in honor Of her daughters,
Mabel and Myrtle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, of Mason
City, To-, are guests of p. T. Jackson.
M. E. Richie and G. H. Nichols of New
York, were guests of E. B. Hubbard.
Miss Rose Landa, of New Sprague has re-
turned from her visit home
John Good and wife, of Dubuque, were in
the Park Thursday.
Mrs. E. 3. Hubbard gave a luncheon on
Friday evening
The Ladies' Aid society gave very pleas
ant reception to welcome the students of
the college back.
Prof. Haley returned to Philadelphia
Wednesday.
Mrs Giles and son returned to Morris
Wednesday.
Walter Hunt is very Ill with typhoid fever
Miss Susie Moore is back from Duluth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

very enjoyable social event was a large
dancing party given by Misses lima Scheffer
and Middleton, at the home of the latter, on
Bates avenue, Friday evening. About 100
guests were present. The large rooms were
beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and
berries and cut flowers.
There will be a campfire in the Congrega-
tional church. Merriam Park, by Oliver post
Tuesday evening Supper will be served at
$50 O'Clock and a concert at g. Singing by
Miss Agnes M. Hayne, of Fisk university,
Nashville, also war songs by able local talent
will be leading features.
The wedding receptions of Mrs Willis
Schoff, of the Marlborough, that were to &C.
cur on Tuesdays, Sept 20, and Oct. g. have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
COLLEGE nuILDING BURNED.

Thirty Students Had More or Less
Narrow Escapes.
CLINTON. To-, Sept 26.--Fire this
morning totally destroyed the North
ern Illinois college at Fulton, loss $780,
GOO. Thirty students who were in bed
escape with slight injury to one Of the
number. One fireman was hurt1ky fall
ing walls.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

A business meeting Of the church was held
on Friday evening at the Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Chase are spending
few days on hunting expedition.
The friends and sister of Mrs. Stephenson
left for their homes on Thursday.
Mrs. a. G. Cook. of Port Angeles was in
the Park during the week.
G. S. Holbrook has accepted a position Of
teacher at White Bear.
Mrs. Horace Ferguson, Of Bloomington, Ill.,.
is visiting in the Park.
Mrs. Kallam. of South Dakota, is at J. r.
Holbrook's.
gorge Marsh will leave soon for Chicago
w. H. Billiard has removed to st. Paul.
Mrs. De Bach has returned to Hartford.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
DISASTER RECALLED,
BY Damage Cases Aggregatfne
Half u Million.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 26-The
fearful disaster at Point Ellice bridge.
on May rs last, when an electric car
loaded to the fullest capacity. dashed
through the bridge, was recalled 10
mind yesterday when Minister y. G.
Mcdonnell, on behalf of the relatives
Of those who were killed, served wrfts.
In all some twenty-five issued, the dam
age claimed amounting to between $780,
600 and 100000. The corporation Of
Victoria and the Consolidated Railway
company are named as defendants
being charged with joint negligence
In most of the cases the administrator
Of the deceased's estate brings the
action. It is probable a motion will be
made to consolidate the cases into
groups.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27

vacation at her home. in Wisconsin, returned
to st. Paul last week ~
Rev. Edward Lee, 1of ST. Johns church,
returned from his vacation last week.
Miss Belle Connell, of GAINESVILLE, Wis., left
for home today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
MERRIAM PARK.

The Kootenai club met in Woodruff hall
On Thursday and elected the following Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
SOCIAL NOTES.

Country club will take place Saturday even
ing Oct. 3.
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MACALESTER,.

Mrs. T. e. yerza gave very large part
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-27
HAMI4INE.

afternoon by Mrs. Leila NJ. Hirst, at her
apartments, at the Euclid View.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
.,.,,od him vigorously and Mr.. Horton seemed % y
ps,ch p,n n.ea scd With his cordial reception.
ruorsayDs OF UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

prN.RK.Br,E STATEMENT BY sUPERiNTENo-
ENT Observation-Disclosures Az
TroN IN CONTEMPLATION
In conversation with the Mayor yesterday. Stew
onson constable. the Superintendent OF buiidings.
n,ada the surprising statement that there were aH"
unsafe buildings In the city. He ola nor mean .at
en- many buildings are in danger OF ia'iihs, po. NC
sad that seven Of the buildings were cohsidered 10
,oroorous on account OF cracks wnch had ap-
reared In their walls that they were watched con-
stantlv nv inspe tors who were under oroers 70
,oke stems for the protection or the occupants OF
,ho hu,ldings II the cracks opened wider lie Old
NOT name the buildings. but he indicated that they
uere near some OF the recently erected skyscrapes
when he said: "a
"Snce the practice Of running up noteis ana o.
40. buildings to great heights came into vogue the
engineers in charge Of certain portions OF the work
have not given sufficient consideration to the mat
for NJ foundations In sinking the caissons Tor the
larger building the sandy soil or the clay bed 10
sucked away from the foundations OF the building
next to IT, thus rendering the edifce unsafe to .
greater or less degree
Mr. Constable also expressed his BELIEF that II the
erection of tall buildings went on unchecked. the
sewers would be Overtaxed and could not accom-
n,oda 20 the immense volume OF sewage empted into
,hon, and the cogging OF the sewers might cause
an on,domic OF disease. He said he intended to
send 70 the Legislature bill for the regulation Of
the height OF buildings In the city.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
THE POULTRY SHOW COMING.

The eighth annual exhibition or the -Sew ~
Poultry and Pigeon Association VIII De neiu III Niau
ison Souare Garden for five days beginning Decem-
her % instead OF at the usual time in Feoruary'
The officers and exhibitors will show greater nu"-
her of birds than ever before 7. A. Havemeyer' p ,.
of this city is the president; Philander Williams VI
Taunton Mass; r. II. Terry of this city, ana Ja'eS
FORSYTH Of Oswego. y. Y, vce-presidents' Chafes
NJ Grifing of Shelter Island. y. Y. treasurer ana
H. Y. Crawford, of Montclar. n. j.. secretary ana
sllperintendent. This year the American Toui'i!
Association will hold It's annual meeting in connec-
ton with the exhibition, and It offers many speciai
premiums.
In addition to the usual large list OF cash premiums
special prizes will be given by the National Bantam
Association, the Owl Club. the American Bun Leg
horn Cub the American Tumbler CluD ana tne TX.
hibion Game and Game Bantam Cllb ana there atc
specials for White Wyanlottes. Among the CLUBS
which will hold their meetings In addition 10 tne
American Poultry Association are the American
Black Minorca the Leghorn. the American lIxhlp-
tion Game and Bantam. the American Jacobin. the
American Tumbler. the American OWL the Natonai
bantam Association and the WaterfoYl CUP OF
America. The show will be open from 10 O'Clock IN
the morning until l0:3o at night. Entries c.ose on
Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
LOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

An order was filed In the County Clerks Office yes
terday. made by Judge Lawrence Of the Supreme
Court. appointing Charles A.v Pratt substituted as
signce Of benjamin W. Hhcock. music publisher
in place Of a. Frederick Sverstone. resigned. Mr
Hitchcock made assignment on August 4. 1893. The
bond of the assignee was fixed at $4,000
Henry ". Bracket has been appointed receiver in
supplementary proceedings for Alexander r. Ch,solm
and william +. Carey. who composed the firm Of ~
II. Chisolm & Co. stock brokers. formerly OF No 81
Broadway on the application Of Ronald A. Stuart.
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution against
Claudlus T. iIarell. brica-brac dealer. OF No. 305
Fifh-ave. for s7.475 in favor of the trustees under
the. will of John Lloyd Asplnwal. a deficiency
judgment dOcketed against him yesterday. resulting
from The sale OF the caschold OF NJ. S0j Fifth-ave
under foreclosure last week He leased the property
for twenty-one years two years ago and put up a
store and Office building upon the land Mr.. Harrel
was arrested on November u by the Sheriff In civil
suit brought against him by Gesundheit x Blairman
Of England. to recover $1,000.
Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney has received attach
mcnt against the GendrOn Iron Wheel Company. OF
Toledo. Ohio for sl3.051. In favor Of Pinkus Nathan
OF this city. claim for damages and rent Of Nos
3'S and $50 BrOOme-st this city. which the company
formerly occupied and abandoned on January 3d. 1874
\ judgment by default for Sl3,2 - enter "a
against Henry -. Hilton yesterday In favor of Ed
ward II. Van Ingcn for goods sold by Justice Fur
in the Supreme Court