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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
NETWORK CITY.

Tho New-York state Art Teachers Association
will hold its sixth seml-annual meeting tomorrow
and Saturday at the Teachers College. Morning
side Heights The annual dinner will be held at
the college tomorrow.
L. B. Van Gaasbeck will deliver lecture this
evening. under the auspices Of the Board OF Edu-
cation at Grammar School No. %. Albany and Car
Isle SITS Subject. The Land OF the shamrock
judy, Brown has handed down order in the
United states Circuit Court directing he removal OF
George Carson and Sidney Yenne, the alleged post
office robbers Springfield, IL. to answer To the
charge OF having robbed the postotiice there on
April last. The prisoners are said 10 have been
the associates Of Allen. Kioran ard Russell who
escaped from Ludlow Street jail In July last
Judge Cowing yesterday IN Part IL. Genera. SEES
SONS. dismissed the Indictment ag1ins, William j.
Kahn an electrical worker. OF No. io5 Third-ave,
who was accused OF extor,on by Mrs. Elizabeth
Uart.u recently sentenced to the Pen.tentiary for
keeping IL dsorderiy house at No 20 Eidridse-s'.
Yh. case II cx-Polcc Captain william S. Devery
was paced on the calendar OF the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court yesterday and VIII come up
to-day before Justice Keogh. The case is now
called up 70 have a date for the trial fixed Devery
is charged with bribery on the complaint oi r W.
Seagrist. "A builder.
There Will be a dinner at the Reform club on
Saturday nj G:4j D. m at which the subject Of "Mu-
nicipal Administration will be discussed The prin-
c,pal speaker will be Albert Shaw. William NJ
Iv,ns George Haven Putnam and others VIII also
speak
The IIuguenot Society OF America will meet this
evening AZ Assembly Hall. No los East Twenty
socond-st \ paper will be read by James Is. LauX
on "The Uueuonot Element in Pennsylvania.
Paul Tvner will begin course OF seven lectures
on External Life" this evening at the church C; the
Messiah Thirty fourth-st. AMI Park-ave. The
series will be delivered on successive Thursdays.
Tho golden jubilee anniversary Of the Five Points
Mission will be held tomorrow evening in the re-
Gently competed building of the mission. No. 50
park-st Thomas l.. James. Senator Jacob y. can
TOR Robert Maclay and St. Clair McKelway VII
speak
This Will be a patriotic night IN the Scotch Presby-
teran Church. The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endoavor will hold Washington Lincoln
celebration in the lecture-room. No. West Niaety-
rfth-st at o'clock. The exercises vii consis; OF
music readings. Rotations and an address on
Washington by the pastor. the Rev. Or. Wyle
Postmaster Dayton has been Informed by tee-
graph from Tacoma that the steamship Tacoma ar
rived ut that port Tuesday with mails from
China They are due TO arrive In this city on Sun
dav morning Mails for China and Japan will close
AZ the General Postoce. this city. at GEO m to-
morrow and March s.
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THE COURTS.

A MINISTER SUES FOR BOARDING hO'Sh'
The Rev George Tomkins appeared yesterday
as plaintiff IN a suit against Mrs. Mary l.. Sea''h'
on trial before Justice MacIean in Special 1erm'
Part V of the Supreme Court. in when ne seeks
TO get an injunction to restrain the defendeh' from
interfering with him in the occupancy OF the prem
ises at Nos 400 and Al West Fifty-seventh-st'
known as The SeatOn."
The plaintiff alleges that prior to July g. 1891 MIS-
Seaton conducted a clearinghouse at the prem
Uses mentioned, and that July he leased Inc
Seaton' from her for a term OF five years at
monthly rental OF $3.50 and the payment OF Sov"
for the furniture at the rate OF 500 month lie
further AYERS that under a written contract ne
entered into possession OF the property ana CO.
Quoted IL a boarding. house until September =.
1894. when he asserts Mrs. Seaton wrongfuly
evicted him and seized the house of which she IS
stlll possession, collecting the rent of the rooms
and money due for board. He also testified that
he paid his monthly rent promptly and the 500
due each month on the furniture.
He for an Injunction TO restrain the de-
PENDANT from collecting the rents and board money
and for accounting FOR all moneys due since
September 1891 He also asks the Court TO compel
Mrs. Seaton to surrender the written agreement,
which he says she wrOngfully seized.
Mrs. Seaton denies that there ever was any
written contract she says that she never sur
rendered the premises to Mr.. Tomkins, that he
never paid her than $50 and that the
tract was carried out.
The case was adjourned until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

White Plains Asylum investigation
Rapid Transit hearing. No. 256 Broadway.
New-York Yacht club meeting evening.
Cornell Alumni dinner. Waldorf, $50 D. m.
Anti-Platt meeting. Mott Memorial Hall. D. m
Ninth Regiment review and reception. Arrnory.
D. m
DR. ". H. Tolman. before the Federation OF East
SIDE Workers. No. 339 East Fourih-st.. p. m
Seauen's Hope Circle of Kings Daughters recep-
ton. 40. .i25 MadisOn-ave, y. m.
Daniel Parish. jr. before American Numismatc
and Archaeological Society. No. Il West Forty
thirl-st.. p m
Christian Endeavor Society entertainment Scotch
Presbyterian church, =. m.
Electrical Society. No. IS Duanc-st.. p. m.
Richard Webber's lecture, Teachers College,
y. m.
sac OF Rechard collection OF modern paintings.
Chick"rng Hall. p. III.
Convention Of spirtuasts Madison Square Car
den Concert Hall.
Iiuguonot Society OF America. No. iG East
Twenty Sc -ond-st.. $50 D. m
Closing exercises of Senior Female Evening School.
40 g. No 20 East Fifty-seventh-st. 5 p. m
Lecture hy Paul Tyner. Church OF the Messiah,
p.
Christian Erdoavor rally. Fifth District; pr.
Harsha's church. Len0x-avc. am One-hundred-and-
twenty -ih!rd-st.. =. m
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UESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

c,ros were continued Tuesday evening IN the
,a,,,,,a,,on tournament at the Yonkers Lawn Ten
t Cl,,h house In the mems bowling. Masten de-
,oo.o1 w,rng Cole defeated AneOn BALDWIN, ana
Tb,ver defaulted to Reid. In the billiards. Hat
,id,v defeated I'pham. Lancaster defeated Ad'iHS'
uoiroo, defeated Reid lnness defeated mayer
and cole after an exciting game, defeated mayer
nv three points In the pool Iiodgman defeated
p,,dv,n Uolbrook defeated Bashfor1 HolSmah
won from Thayer and Halliday from Reid. In the
bowling for women Miss rpham won from MIS-
ford won from Mrs. j. Q. A. Johnson and MIS-. BGi-
lows won from Miss Gilman by default. IN lhe
nool tourney Miss Hyde defeated Mrs BeHo"S,
Mis- King defeated Miss Hale and Mrs. Reld won
from Miss Gilman by default
The annual dinner Of the Yonkers Bowling Ciuo
vac hell ON TUESDAY evening Philip Fiiz, the
president presided. and short addresses were maze
iv FIR Commissoner Kellock the clubs FIRST pres
dent: y 4 Ball William G. Graham ana others.
y n ,hamberlin John Crawford, George hndet
son Alexander Morrison, william OMara frlr.t
%-v-rnnn. Edward R~nnahan and John \ redehDurs
gave songs and rotations
Captain j. H. Henderson. of the Workers branch
Of he salvation Army. and Captain NJ: g. fiau
late OF CacsbITg. H.. viii be married TINS eNhrs
Al the Barracks. No. 6 Main-st, by Colonel W
Fade chief secretary Of the Army for the hltei
states The staff brass band OF ntieen pieces VIII
come from New-York city anl furnish music
Tho came o. basketball on Tuesday evening at
tho Casino between the High school ana foikers
Athletic Association teams resulted In the defeat
@; the latter
\ social Will be held this evening at the home OF
me Rev Or John J. Reed. pastor Of the Central
Methodist church IA Buena Nlsta-ave, under Inc
auspices OF the Ladies' AID Society.
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THE FIRE BOARD ANSWERS CROKER.
A STATEMENT THAT INSURANCE RATES HAD AD-
NANCED DENIED.

\ ST. TrMENT THAT INSURANCE RATES HAD AID
VANCED DENIED
The Fire Commissioners at their meeting ycster-
dav afternoon criticised a statement recently made
by Richard Croker THIS was as follows: coming
along 10 the Fire Department. the Department that
WAS organized and built up by Tammany. what 90
We nnde Nothing except that fire-insurance rates
have been advanced 10 per cent within the las; six
months"
President La Grange said that he thought that
this was an unjust attack the Department. Chlef
homer who was present said that Mr.. Croker was
entirely wrong.
The last yearly report showed that the loss ny
fire had been less than 1t had been Tor i've
vc,ra L.forc President La Grange submitted cor
,oenord.nce between himself and john II. WASH
burn nf The Board of Underwriters on me subject
President La Oranges letter To MT NashpuIh WAS
as follows: .,. ~, c-oL,r T., rc,ortod nc
IA wing said that fire insurance rates nave Dech az,
vanco3 IN ner cent within the last six months VIII
Won Kindly inform me whether this alleged state
nent f. true or not and. II true. whether such al
vance ar any advance had been occtsioned by the
itnard mr. tne present management OF the Depart
AIR Nashburn's answer to this letter was;
.Ucfcrrlng to your favor OF the -nth INST, re-
forrng IN an Interview with Richard Croker, VINO IS
ouofed a. stating that insurance rates had Dcen ad-
vanced 10 per cent within the last SIX months, l
wouId cav most emphatcaly that such statement Is
wears or more on the contrary. they have been re-
eluced GRADUALLY but materially, during THIS time,
principally because OF improvements made by prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
VIEWS OF BRIGADIER HOLZ.

Buffalo Feb. 2G-Brigadier lolz. commander OF
the Western New-York Division of the salvation
Amy returned this morning from New-iorK'
where he had been attending conference oil Army
leaders Speaking of the dissatisfaction IN the army
over DARLINGTON Booths removal, Brigadier liolz
said
LAS far as secession in a body Is concerned. all
danger is averted. Ballington Booth Will give
out a statement concerning his plans next Satur
day and his decision IS anXiously awaited Should
he determine upon an independent movement. many
of the present army would join him while others
who feel that a vital principle is at stake would not
The result would be serious split.
IIrigadier Hoz added that Darlington Booth feels
that he has been shamefully treated and has lost
faith in the International system Of the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
WHITE. PLAINS.

Tn. members OF the Concorla Society enjoyed
their annual dinner In Dolls Union Hall last night
Before Referee Guernsey. IN the Supreme court
Chamber today. the Investigation into The AFFAIRS
OF the Wcsichcster Temporary Home VIII be re-
sumcl.
The town committees OF both the R"puhlcan ana
Democratic parties VIII cali the cducusos IN Few
days place IN nomination candidates for the Narl-
town Offices
The collectors OF town taxes In the various towns
Of the county Will receive their warrants FOR the
collection OF the State town and county taxes about
March H..
Village Tax Collector John OeZine Will make MS
return OF unpaid taxes to the Board or trustees next
Monday night.
Charles l.. Thwaitos has begun suit for divorce.
charging that his wife clOpcd with John Burns. a
lnotorman OF the White Plains trolley road
Thwaites also suing Burns for NVOVO damages loI
alienation Of his wife's affections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Appellate DiylsIon-supreme Cour-Recess until TUes-
sirreine C9ur,-sp~ciai Term--Part
supreme Couri-specal Term-Part 1I-Before Beach.
J.-Cour opens at 1890 a m. EX parts inaitcrs
J"rrcfrrred causes: Nos as'G 1882 26e7 clear.
Supreme Court Special Term Part lN-Iefor- Beck
man. Law AMI fact: Nos 90 1859 i7it. las7. 1909.
i47e 500 1909 1858 Il42 i73 GGi '37. sl4 M. 1872
supreme Cour,-Specal Term-part v-Bofor- Macl.-an.
Gases Il be from Part " fur trial. case I'M
supreme Special Term-rar, vI-Befor- Law
unnnished
supreme Special Term-Parts VII and VIII-Ad-
supreme Court-Tral Part. II and 1V-Aljourned
supreme Cour-Trial Tern-rsrt III Before purro T.
Nos $50 1874 1915. 2sj l3s. 2l27. 2id? Case UNI
finished.
J.-Causes from Part III for trial cas" un-
finished.
stavsr J.-Causes to BE- sent from Part III for trial
Clear
sleeve. J-Nos 2d55 2o18 1915. 1910 1895 1891 2oi2
man. J-Cases be .cnt from Part VII for trial '-s'
suorem. court-Tral Tern Par Ix-Aajournel un'n
supreme Court-Triai Term-f'arts and XI-Ad-
supreu. court appellate Terrn-Refor- paiy. p o..
McAdam and B.sghoG. f.. il Appeals from DISTRICT
surrogate Court Chambers Before Arnold s-cour,
bate: John II Muvehii Aicxanier L. schne~. Angus.
re- Es E EdNala i loaes at ioo a M.
Merrill. Mary C.. McGrath: Francis W. rpham Ad'lDh
surroga,e's court-Tria T.rrn n.tor. Fitzgerald. s..
Court opens n, 1890 a ~ day calendar
civ Court-speciaI T,rr,-refar- Mccarthy. Court
opens at 10 a m Motions 2, 10 a; =, m ~ a.
4 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HUI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Samuel p Colt, OF Rhode
Island. EVERETr-John c. Wyman, OF Prov-
dence. GRAND-Ex- Senator Edmund OConnor, or
Ringhamp,on. HOLLAND-Erskine VI. Phelps, OF
Chicago; Henry VI. Whitney. of Boston, Hiram w.
Slbcy of Rochester; John Paul Jones. OF WASH
ingtOn, and Captain w. w. Peabody, OF Cincinnati
IlPERIAI.-State Controller James A. Roberts, OF
BrfTa.o MURRAY HiLI.-Bishop John L. New
nan Of Omaha and Bank Superintendent F. d.
kiiburn OF Albany. NORMANDIE-Maurice Grau
Sr. DENIS-Bishop John II. Vincent, or topeka
Kan. WAI.DOKF-Ex-Corgress X IS. r.
PIERCE of Indiana; Lytteton Cooke. of Louisville;
John c. MilJurn John y. Scatcherd Robert H.
Fryer and George Urban. jr., of Buffalo. ana John
GIL and J. Swan Frck. of Baltimore. WINDSOR
H. 49, I.edyard president OF the Michigan Central
Railroad Company and D. W. Caldwell president OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
CORNELLIANS TO DINE TO-NTGHT.

The annual dinner of the Cornell University Club,
to be held at the Waldorf this evening at $50
o'clock. promises to be very interesting and success
full Yesterday about twenty undergraduates and
others left Ithaca to attend the dinner. This in
cluded twelve members of the Cornell Cee Club,
which has high reputation for its superior musical
work The glce club VIII furnish the main part
OF the singing during the evening.
There IS a list of brilliant speakers. and the at
tendance Will be larger than for several years.
President Schurman left Ithaca yesterday attend
the dinner. number of Cornell alumni will be
present from other cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
ALLEGES THAT HE WAS ROBBED.
BREWERY COLLECTOR CAUSES THE ARREST
or a WOMAN WHO SAYS SHE IS A SIS
TER-IN-I.Aw OF EX- POLICE COM
A


MISSIONER MCLAVE
Peter Haggerty. who says he Is collector for
the brewery OF Cldusen 4 Price. Slxticth-st. and
Eleventh-ave. and gives his address No. 2Gl West
Sixty-first-st.. caused the arrest yesterday Of a
woman who says she is "A sister-n-aw of ex- Police
Commissioner McClave Mrs. McClavc Is a middle
aged woman. Haggcrty said that while on his way
home at o'clock yesterday morning he was stopped
by Mrs. McC.ave in Coumbus-ayc. and Fifty ninth
St. and that she entccd him into Ritchle's saloon
nearby. There. he alleges. she introduced him TO
another woman. who said she Mrs. Jennie
Clark. OF No. l25 West Fifty slyth-s,. IIaggerty
says he and the two women spent several hours
drinking In one OF the private rooms of the place.
Detective Robert Mcknight, jr.. OF the East Six
tyseventh-st. station while passing the place foun
lie alleged that he had been robbed OF $3.50 By Mrs
McClavc who inside the saloon the time
The woman was taken to Police Headquarters yes
terday morning. and. according to the detectives
she was recognized as a sister-n-aw Of cx-Po..ce
Commissioner McClave, as she had represented. The
woman denied that she had robbed fIaggerty. and
said that II he had been robbed rho other woman
must have done il; Mrs. Clark has not been ar
rested yet. and Mrs McClave RENAMED by
Magistrate Kudlich to the custody Of the deec-
tive on her promise that she would 20 with him
ana try and find Mrs. Clark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
~ ALLEGED NiFTI MURDERER.

Central Office Detectives Bonnoil and Petrosino
on Tuesday night arrested at No. lO2 IIester-st.
Joseph Cimincra alias Joseph Camarano. an Italian
laborer TWENTY-FIVE years old. who is wanted In
Luzcrne Comfy, Pennsylvania. for being impli-
Gated in the robbery and murder of 10th Lasha,
a Hungarian workman In the mines there The
prisoner the detectives say, belongs to the secret
society known as the Malta. An officer arrived yes
terday from Luzcrne County, ard will take the
prisoner back there soon as requisition papers
"a i,aI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
RPJEF FOR THE MILK PRODUCERS.

Evarts Choate Beaman. the attorneys for the
Milk Producers Association in the proceedings be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commission to compel
The Delaware iackawanna and Western Railroad
COMPANY TO readjust the rates for the transporta-
lion ~ milk and stop alleged unjust determinations.
hove died n brief which contains 100 printed pages
and touches upon every detail Of the dispute. r Al
,rrbnne published fuller reports Of the testimony
than were published in any other newspaper. ana !,
is not necessary TO give extracts from inc pIie d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
THE CONTROLLER CONFINED TO HIS HOME.

1t was expected that the Board OF Estimate would
hold lively session to-day. discussing the charge
of Controller Fitch that the Police Board has been
violating the Consolidation act by expendng funds
from former annual appropriations which ought to
have been turned over 10 the Sinking Fund Police
Commissioner Andrews TO take up the defence
OF the Police Board and. according 10 reports tear
the Controllers accusations into ribbons. But there
will be no fight, to-day at all events. the Con-
troer Is suffering from bad cold and his physician
has ordered him TO remain within doors for q few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
4 PICTURE CUT FROM ITS FRAME.

daring theft committed soon after
Yesterday in Bloom!ngdales Art Gallery. Fifty
ninth-st and Thiri-ave. While some OF the clerks
were at luncheon, some cut painting by +.
Tlralles out OF IT'S frame 1t valued at $3.50
The thief was supposed 10 be a woman who had
been looking at the pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
4 POSTMASTER ACCUSED.
ALLEGED EMBEzZLEMENT AT THE DAvrD's ISL
AND OFFICE.

Joseph V. Gahan. postmaster AT Davis Island.
was arrested by Postolice Inspectors g. w Belv-
ens and NJ G. Duryca Tuesday night and taken
before Commissioner Shields by Deputy Marskals
Boetwiok and Hamilton yesterday afternoon. He Is
charged with embczzlcnent Of Tniicl States
moneys Through his counsel. John J. Crennan. Of
New Rochelle. he secured adiournm mt OF his
examination until Saturday. March a. ana re-
leased under 5000 bail.
Some days ago Auditor Howard. of the Posioflce
Department at Washington, Informed chief Post
Office Inspector Ashe. Of this district that there
were Irregularities IN the moncy-ordcr accounts Of
the Davids Island postof.lcc. Inspectors Beavers
and Duryea discovered shortage OF 800 IS. FOR
which Gahan failed TO account. IIk Surc,ics Wer"
Informed and covered the shortage previous 10 his
arrest. He Is man well known and highly re-
spected In Rochelle. II is said and the discovery
OF his alleged defalcaton has caused great surprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
POSTMA STER DAYTON'S VACATION.

Postmaster Dayton and Mrs Dayton accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs i. Steers and daughter will
sail on the steamship Niagara for Nassau to-day
The party will be gone three weeks. This Is Post
master Dayton's first vacation In eighteen months
During his absence +. J. Swift will act as Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
AppPOVED RY THE MAYOR.

The bill passed by the Legislature confirming the
title of the site of old ST. Luke's Hospital In the
trustees, was yesterday approved by Mayor Strong
after a short public hearing The land on which
the hospital stood In Fifth-ave. between Fifty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
pp,TSC FOR THE EXCISE BOARD.

The Excise Board yesterday received letter from
tho Council Of the Federation of Churches praising
the work OF the Board and Offering hearty co-opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
PEI.fiAN lNIL.I.E.

The house OF T.. 4. Swarts was burned Tuesday
night 1t is thought that the fire was caused by a
defective nue The loss, which Is estimated az
5000 Is partly covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
Highest of all in Leavening Powcr-Laest U.s. Govt Report
R3H!A!!! Rs*as$l
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. S
ABSOLUTELY PURE

fourth and Fiftv-nfth SITS was given 10 the hos
pita under conditions. AS doubts arose as 10 me
validity of the title when the land was solo, IL "as
decided 10 invoke the authority Of the Legislature
0 sWeep them AWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 36 Sunset 10 Moon $50 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-SAndy Hook 6.12 Gov. Island GA He'll Gate s2I
PM-sandy Hook GA Gov. Island 1903 Hell Gate S5s
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Announcements.
Wheatena-

the great breakfast dish % lose opportunity to
test the wonderful breakfast food-wheaena. II charms
the mother because the children thrive II; II delights
the father he feels strong vigorous all day
after eating makes happy because she can
prepare 1t In minute Try Of the million free
samples which the Health Food Company Is distributing
and then order It OF your grocer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
REFEREES APPOINTED.

BY Andrews. J.
Fay Va Sparlng-Clirenc- W Francis.
Scott Murray-Edwarl u. O.lirien.
Brady Tohcr-JG'ncs b. Batter.
Barry Kcller-Elwar1 l.. Paris
People. etc Norh River Bank Edward u. O'Iren.
Matter u Young Terfumcry Company Edward 7 WOOD.
People. etc. American Steam Boiler Insurance Com
rany-John L. Ward.
BY Reach J.
Weber Weher-Eugcnc II. P1meroy.
Merchants Bank Of Canada Us. Commercial Bank Of
Newfounlland--'ieOrgr Il. Hart
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Andrews J.
Horao G. Craig Consolidated Wall Paper Company
Christian Adele
Thomas r. Sinclair vs.. Harold Rcid-Wiliam II.
Ricketts,.
Matter Of the Monarch Cigarette CompsnyW J. Kclso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
GENERAL BOOTH UPHELD.

london. Feb 26.-"The War Cry the ohiciai
Journal Of the Salvation Army, publishes state
ment signed by Bramwell Booth. chief of stan IN
London under the caption. 1.-The American Sor-
row" The statement includes the letters Leading
~ "a the resignation OF Darlington Booth. com
mpander of the Salvation Army IN the United States
and concludes as follows: The resignation OF Ial,
i,nrton I,ooth Is deeply deplored. but the General
has only given fresh proof Of his Conscientious ana
tbe salvation Army without regard to family or
rersOnal preferences.