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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

Governor elect Leedy of Kansas.has had
a very delicate question thrust upon MIN.
A woman in Malvern Kansas, mas
written him letter ! in which she I'M
n,ores and entreats him to recommend
TO the Legislature the enactment OF law
to prohibit the manufacture, sale ana
use of corsets in Kansas. The lady who
ur7es this measure says that coDsets, like
cigarettes, are dangerous and like them,
should be prOhibited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

The New York Sunday World asks the
Presidential Electors If they favor the
use of wine at State dinners to be given
nv the President-elect in the White
House. One hundred and tnlrty-seVen
have replied in the affirmative, and forty
in the negative.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

dent and another list of the votes cast
for Vice President, are made up in each
state, signed and certified by the electors
and then transmitted to Washington,
directed to the President of the Senate.
The President opens all the certificates
in the presence of the House of Represen-
tatives. and the votes are then counted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12
"ALTHEHE SKIN SOAP" , IS IT,

to in "The Medical Register" Of april
9th 1887. "Frons q personal examination
of a number OF specimens ace hare found
1t to be the purest and best toilet soap ace
haze ever met with.''
For sale by all druggists end H. H. HAY s.
Son, Middle St.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL.

New York bank sta cement for the past
weak shows heavy increase in legal ten
der. Deposits increase By seventeen ana
one-ouartsr millions and loans decrease
suohtly. the first time since the election.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12
POLAND PAPER co.

snecial meeting of the stockholders Of the
po1and Paper Company Will be held at the
tomhany's office. Portland. on Thursday Jan
usry 18th, 1897, at 2.3o p IN. for the following
purposes. ..,.,,, nil, ,o.. ~ 4,
crease the capital stock of the corporation and
l. so, to what amount. TN 49, :.
= TO see if the stockholders vii, vote to
amend che bylaws of the corporation by the ad-
ditinn OF an article providing for the creation
VI F. 10 see if the stockholders will vote tQ
create preferred stock Of the corporation and
If az. will authorize the directors to determine
tbe amount the terms and condition or tue
same. and to. issue 1t. ..,, - :.
'" To see II the stockholders will vote to
.n1.nd article 4th section End Of Bylaws.
''Ai0 G. II. MILLIKEN, Clerk;
jane u'u
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

The London Speaker aays, IF Spain is
visa she will offer without delay such
terms as reasonable Americans will join
In pressing the Cubans to accept. But
how long is 1t since Spain was wiser
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

The Springfield Republican says "sena-
tor Allison will begin term on March
a. which will bring his time OF service
in the Senate up to the Benton record Oh
thirty years" Senator, morrill, Will be-
Gin term which will take him six years
hevond IL. If he lives.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-01-12

The unprecedented sale of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup brovokes competition; but
the people cling to DR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

II was announced yesterday that the ionkcrs
Choral Society Frederick Il. Burton. CONDUCTOR
would resume IT'S meetings for rehearsals on tues
day evening OF next week in the hal! OF the w ON
ans Institute in Palsade-avc All the Indications
point TO a successful season. The details Tor inc
first concert are almost all arranged. ana IL WIZ b'
hold in the second week OF January. MI Burton
IS especially DESTROYS oE having large atendahc"
n the first rehearsal. as announcements TOT me
work 10 be done will be made at that meeting ,'I-
tam measures recommended by IN" Bo"ld OF Eo'-
,rnors to improve the chorus VIII be- put IN erect
this season ,.-..-,,
There was no meeting OF the Common Councll
on Monday night Al : O'Clock there were oHis
four Aldermen present. These met win the Mayor
md decided TO adjourn TIL Monday evening OF next
week. Later IN the evening other Aldermen APP
pcarcd. and seemed quito surprised thdt no meet,
Ing was In session. Mayor Ieene afterwad callcd
a meeting FOR this evening.
The Yonkera Bowling Assoc alton. when owns
the alleys in North Broadway, near Ncls.aEe,
met on Monday night and elected John i.yIcrs
president. Justus II. Fielder vce-presidcnt Df. y
a. Warren secretary. Edward J. Mitchell treasurer
and David Ebert. Peter j. Mitchell ana John j
Dewitt trustees The alleys were placed IN excel
lent repair In the summer. and are IN hrst-cidsa
condition. -.
Among the plans approved By Augustus k'pp.
b'.!lding inspector, yesterday, were those Tor an
addition to 81. Andrews Memorial church. Nv
incston-ave.. Ludlow. II will DE added 10 the sun
day-schoo room. and its SIZE Is 45NtL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
ViP FOR TIE MERCHANTS.

Although the excursion season Is 50 near.y at an
end the Merchants Association Is as active as
ever In the work Of ringing merchants TO New
York The circulars announcing the reduced rates
OF the Maine Steamship Company between Port'
IauG and New-Ycrk. good to merchants VINO are
non resident members of the Merchants -,ssooiA-
lion of New-York the members of thor Immediate
families and their buyers. have been prepared. ana
Will soon be issued OF this circular seven thousand
comics will be sent to members In Maine. New
Hampshire and Vermont Copies will also BE- sent
referred TO-
The Merchants Association has prepared a guide
map Of New-York city. which Is the most complete
one Of IT'S kind ever issued. on the reverse side
are shown the bOroughs which viii be included In
Greater w-York and the surrounding terrior"
az far as Yonkers on the north. Paterson and the
Oranges the west, and Sands Point, on Long
Island Sound On the cover IS Il list Of New ork
Clty hotels. arranged alphabetically. with the
m es charged 10y each. the address OF each, ana
ropcan plan There Is also list OF New-York's
leading Iaily newspapers. Fifty thousand copies
az this map Will be circulated throughout the
country, free OF charge, among present and pros
pectivc members Of the Merchants Association.
The following applications for resident member
Insurance brokers. No. 60 Wa-st.; lden Il Co. SaS
and electrical fixtures, No 80 University Pace:
Keep Manufacturing Company, shirt manufaCiur-
ers No 500 Broadway: Madden & CO.. six and
publishers No. 9 East Nmth-st. I'd. pinaud
Parfurnerie tV!ctor ko;z. raanuiac:rror). 40. IS
Eas; Fourtoer;h-st.; Real Estate trust Company
No. 80 Nassau-s;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
MOUNT VERNON

At the regular annual meeting ~ the AQue-a-
Nonck Tribe to-day. Improved order OF Red Men.
held on Monday evening in lIanson's Hall In South
Fifth-aye the following officers were elected Chris
TOPPER J. Knoppcl. sachem Charles GustaFson' Sc
Nor sycamore: william L. Loud. junior sycamore:
John McClcland prophet: Thomas +. Doughorty.
chief OF records: C. l.. Downs. collector. J. j.
O'Rcilly treasurer. and r. r. Hunt. Andrew i.
Hanson and T.. {. Ruth. trustees.
on Monday evening AZ a spc 'al meeting OF ~"
Board OF Education the Board decided 10 build
a new schoolhousc in Howar1-st.. In the Fourth
Ward. Dawson & Archer. II this city. being ~"
Lowest bidders received the contract 80 SP,'i'
w II. Hudson. OF South First-aye. was thrown
from his carriage while rounding the corner or
Fourth-aVc and Sixth-st on Monday evening Mr..
Hudson was badly bruised but not seriously hurt.
He was removed to his home. where he VIII Dee con-
fined for few days.
The members OF tho Elclwciss Chautaugua Circle
met Monday evening AZ the home % Mis- Nc;iie
Scrlven. No Jos South Third-avc FOR the purpose
Of reorganization. The following officers were
chosen: President. Mis- Anne FOggin; vicc.pr"Si-
dent Charles Schcnck: secretary. Miss Netue
Scrivcn. and treasurer. George Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
NEW-YORk CIT Y.

Judgment for 1884 entered here yesterday
against Edward g. Scheiden. OF NO y BFoan""E'
IN favor Of Emil Oelkers. Marie "oe'~ anu 49,
I,oh,ep for the amount due on two notes mace by
,, ccbleden in July 1915 at Vera cruz. Mexico
T,ha votes were for 25 900 and 6992 pesos payable
",s soon as circumstances would permit to H.
COlere & Co.
Professor Chalmers Martin OF princeton uh'e'-
sitv will give an address on personal Experiences
IN Siam and Laos" the Broome street Ihn'I-
nacle Broome-st.. near Centre. TINS e'eh'"s az -"
o.cloct He will use costumes and cur'os 10 MUS
$500 his address There will be charge for ad-
rission The Tabernacle is one OF the ins'tu'Iohal
cburches Of the New-York city Mission society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29

The Westminster Historical Society Of which
James Wood. OF Bedford. IS president. has existed
FOR a number OF years ana has done much valuab. g
work in collecting historical information concern
ing Westchcstcr County. but II has never had an
office As the number OF old documents and other
articles Of historical value owned by the society
has Increased. the need of = permanent hcadquar-
ters has become more and more apparent Plans
have been made for the leasing Of suite OF rooms
in the building now In course Of erection In Court
ST In this village by i. &. BIrnum. The building
OF the village.
The annual meet Of the Athletic club Of the
Youur Mems Christian Assoca ton will take place
tomorrow morning on the Fair Grounds, begin
ming at . O'Clock The contests include a loc-yaId
doeh throwing the hammer. high jump, pole vault,
milo run half-mile bicycle race and q mile bicj Gle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
, n1sTrRBAyCE ~ DENNETT'S.

Henry D. Morse. OF Rutherford. y j. VIZ AZ
tackled by Joseph Thompson. waiter III D'hhe''
park Row restaurant last night because ne COM
planned of the soSness OF the waiter III serving MS
order The instant the trouble BEGAN the place was
q, an pnroor Thompson and Morse were on the
eo,- rollins and ,u.nbing over cacn Diner IL =
bean of plates aad olber dishes. overturned taotS
and chairs Many Of the customers left thoT nan
fn,sbed meas and departed. forgetting to pay at
,ention 10 the cashier IN their excitement lh'
cooks in the kitchen became infected VIZ" '"c se"
80 w, ,,r,n, and rnsbcd 10 the scene OF action.
cleavcYs in hama 80. -, ,,.,.h,,,,. ocb,iDo
,.onitv near III. door Of the restaurant when
ppo,in.'nan Eugene O'Sulyan. OF tho Oak-st sta
ton arrived tn scene. MS Piesemce aau d
san" 80, ..oo,orated and Thompson WAS arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK TUESDAY. SEPT 2s. 1891
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK TUESDAY. SEPT. 2s. 1891.
ARRIVED
Steamer Calico (Bp. Rlpe,h. London September -.
with mds" and one cabin passenger TO Sanderson Son
Arrived at the Ear 10 4
steamer burg rmrisicr Petersen Cne0 hunger Dan1ic
September shields II. In ballast To Oust UrAc. Al
rived At the Bar at I'D
steamer No1alnl "lgl. H. scwii2 Antwerp Septen-
Der Is with uitc cabin and :33 Storage passengers
9" lncinhuonnl Navigation company. Arrived AT the
Bar al Dlj =
steamer kalamlra O}D. erals. Genoa August H. l|g-
tcmh'r 3. Palermo and Gibraltar - with ndse I"
Henderson Bros Arrived tie Bar ~ Iii m
steamer Caracas. Woodi!C1. Porto CaheHo september
Is curacao - and I.i GuANIt 80. with mise ana " pas
al 30 a m. .
steamer Douglas Non. Eriksen Cape Gracios Septen,
her 10 Port Morant II. Annatio Bay Is MHnes9 hay ana
Il AIMS BAY u. and Port Maria - with mdsc and 5
passengers Bowring Archibald Arrived at the haf
siaamer XiIcghany CBn. Low. Kingston September II,
BAY ." with msc and III passengers To fi for"ouu ~
kel,ck. Arrived nt the Bar az 70 m ,p., r.,r
steamer Nnvahoe 0ome ~ Tnuihs.. ,i',; to'aoI
cape layti S,piembrr H. Por De PaiN H. ~ Marses ana
t;onal IS is icr,rlc Nragoane ana Pett 'oaNe Il
and Turks Island - with ndse and CABIN passengers u
Niuom - I,ie 4 Go. Arrived at the ltar at 80 IN.
steamer chalmette Basland, Ne" -o'''"ns Sep'oi"e'
. with n.Gse 10 J r Van sickle, , Co..,
steamer civ of Augusta Daggett SaNahah september
b. mdsc and passengers ID o''"" ''"'N'''p No'n
pany. >r,,ib ,,uh ,,dsa ana 49,
s.,sor. - ,h. oIi Dominion steamship company.
S,r1,r CokIsboro swain. Philadeiphia with mdse' 70
William y clyde x Co. .... u,s,o, ,.l., ,,s.a .,
Stentusr CITY II Macon, saNds'' p"''0" wa" ""'e' 10
tho ocean steamship COMPANY -, 49,
S,,,r algonouIn Platt Jacksonville. September ~,
Charleston % with mdse and passengers 10 william
C'sde , ana ok n j. Sept IS $50 mwnd northwest;
moderate breeze; GEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
>TiTEN ISLAND HiPPENINGS

Henry Euren. forty-hvc years old. who lives In
Ncw-York-avc.. Clifton. was run down by Staten
island electric trolley car In Brook-st. New-Ergh-
ton yesterday morning. He attempted TO cross the
tracks ip front OF the approaching His life
vo. saved by the fender lie was sent to the
Snllth infrmary. suffering from scalp wound
Tho total OF the assessment Tor personal prop
eriv IN the county This year Is $2B.3yL The AZ
SCISSORS ar. daily recclV.lg complaints OF ovcr-
assessment Heretofore the personal assessment
has never received any attention from the AS
SCISSORS. .
Xii Won kuil Yacht club this evening. to decide
on a central 9il"y 10 be used by all league clubs.
4 nuttiue contest will be held at the Country
Club on Thursday and Friday. II VIII be fer women
The cneasemcnt OF Miss Florence Stout Of
Csstleton-avc.. West Brighton. ana James H.
Doughty Of the Staten Island Boa; Club is an
uot.ncCd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
yyy ,RyOy NOclETy'S OFFiCERN

rho annual meeting and the election OF officers Of
tho Aron Society took place last night nj ;hc club
house. iHfty-nlrth-st. and Park-d'e The officers
,loc,.1 were: Edward Bennechc. president; VIII
-. y,,,,,or first yicc-president; Rudolph j. Mayer
ecord sdent: Car, Schiettingor. recording
secrctary; julius .. Werner. correspondlng secre-
-. A1,oisT f;sbnrrd. treasurer; William Ditze
Sno'r,c.i socretary; Board Of Trustees, Henry w
Boettinger Thomas V. liandeson' Alexander p
Nonda Rjchard Weinacht Charles NJ. Ans. Jacob
c:ermonn Louis kaskel and Alexander Mitzcl.
arrnneccents were considered for the annual ball
10 he held In February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
A few OFFICES TO LET
Tribune Building.


CLEARED
Steamer Majestic oHr). Smith I.'erpoo-h- ''"''
steamer Rosemorran dsn s'abel. We parai'0' ''''A"
steamer Amald ,Ger) Kudenhola Pernambueo A''
Steamer Iaald eNor1 Falsen del Toro-Benne''
steamer Mohican t}r Dickens Iayre Daniel Bss
steamer Southwark ,Br), Renee Antwerr-ih's'"
steamer Esremcnt Castle d'r Comfy HamOurS pa
steamer Paris. watkins. Southampton n'eTn@''0"N
steamer Herman Winter. Nckerson. Boston--h
Steamer rroauos Kemble Charleston and JaeA''n''"'
Steamer Bsnefactor Townsend. Philadelphia"
steamer cottage city Harding PorandIiora nS S HS
port News-od Dominion IS Co.
SAILED. ~.
Steamers Bowie d'). FOR LyeIool; Lon ,NO sssrleS
Antonio: lIarald (Nor. Bocas del Toro' lro''uo'''
"' THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS. -
shields Sept ,6-sailed steamer Cragearn 'Br'' nv
"I Hull. Sept 27sailed. steamer colorado 'b'' VIM
N Mo. iHP~ sept 2Aryed steamer Ancso,IS @ VI"
Tilt cove Sept 20 Sailed steamer Far' 'o'' &
"f Butt f' Of Lewis sept 2sPassGd steamer r"''
DER, Ieithauser New York for Hamburg ,G,r
n es.g 0 rom nremen, NewYork Newlyn 'bf''
NeT n@rN iSp steamers st Luis Rsrss
New York for soathamp,on Georgian OBI
Ne" s ,re,m sent ~ m-AuIved steamer ocean
-, ,n,,r'' ponsen New York: sailed steamer
,Dut. h) ,assens. New.Nork', ,.o. Uo,ham Nevtoe
dI, Anae.s sol" snt s1EArrved steamer srathsye ''"
Ion.s, New-lotk. - ,.o,,.r chaze. tIrl BaieH
Yokohama etc, for New YORK ...,s corIn,hla tI,rI
MorSeilIes Sep, .5-Saed. steamer, 'SSnwuYork
, 'alSF w YORK. Nensira tFr BRAND Nr" ,Frh
''1 N,rselies sept 26-Arrved. steamer M'Ss"
Btl s Sen, a4~Arrived. steamer istria AusV'
New York. - ,..a ,,a,mer Powhatan tpf"
n, isn from Trieste for New-fofk -, ,pr, Had
Denia Sept 26-Arrved, s,ea , '"
WIN from Rarv Sent 27-Arrved. steamer lndf'"'
Trotter New-york -, ,a.m.r :, N!nan 9TH
uaymss Ncw-York via Aden s,nsapor. ss ,,uvier ,trh
- kI9 New York 2ith. IIeieius ,i,eIg mer Bieh
Sew-York Via I'ernambuco; -o'h s"'s' -.
~, N,tieson New-York. ..- r.,ueo (BeIsb
Pernambuco: Sept 24ms an Nsw sseYolI
f1sneT rto Sent S;wsailed. steamer Beena ~
.o % from santos and Rio Janeiro Tor Se"A 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
ANOTHER lTTENPT 10 hILL HERSELF

Kijtic Joyce. young woman well known to the
police attempted to commit suicide last night by
taking carbolic acid on the stoop AT No. 2j Column
bus-ayc She was found by William iiugh, of No
2l7 West Sxiy-scvcnth-st., and taken 10 Roosevelt
Hospital in the West S3V- elghth-st. patrol wagon.
There she gave her nam Miss Joyce. and said
she lived at NO 49, West SXty-siXth-st. She doc
not live there. however.
DR. MacNidcr restored her to temporary CON.
seriousness, and she said her home was i'm Wilk,s-
barre Penn. where her father. she saws il -
prominent judge What her correct name il couIj
not be asccr;ained before she rclapsrd INFO u sfnt
OF coma: She has made several attempts to com.
init suicide before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
PEEKSkIIL.

The marriage OF Miss Emile Carrie Tate. daugh-
ter Of cx-Judge and Mrs Henry Tate. 10 Charles
Robert Phyfc. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Phyfe viii take place this afternoon AT i:SO o'clock
nj the home Of the brides parents No. $50 Wash
inpton-st this village. The Rev. John X. Smith,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church. Will per-
form the ceremony. ~
Mise Annie V Orleman. daughter Of Colonel Louis
u Orlo,oar prlncipal of the Peckskill Military
acadrr1v has entered Cornell University. She en-
tered the sophomore year without examination. ana
viii take a scientific course.
Cornelius A. Pugsley. the new president OF me
Vestchcster County National Bank has received
many letter. and kilograms Of congratu!ation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
SING SING

The managers Of tho Young Mems Christian Asso
citation that the rooms Of the society,
IN tn" Twie,ar Building. ~ ChLTch-at. vii be
opened to tho public tomorrow afternoon ana even
ing. At o'clock shor; addresses VIII bc given by
state Secretary Frederick =. Goodman and others.
The parade Of the Fire Department on Monday
evening 10 celebrate the arrival OF n" new truck
OF Senate Hook nd Ladder Company was success.
The entire department turned out and Wa greeted
aong the line OF march with great applause. At
the close OF the parade the remon were entertained
by the Senate boys in their rooms. In Waller-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
KILLED BY 4 HORSES KICK.

While cleaning a horse in the stables Of the
Metropolitan Traction Company. at No Csc West
Forty -second-st, Las, night Ecrnard Reilly. fifty
four years old. Of No. 1856 East Ihirt; -n!ntll-st,
was Kicked by the animal IN the side. and he died
Sex minutes later In the Office attached TO the
stables. An ambulance surgeon arrived too late to
save the mans life. The body was taken to the
Wsat Forty-seYenth-st station, and later 10 HIS
home Reilly was a policeman for fourteen years.
Va Taft the force in 1856. Prior 10 his retirement
~ wss a wardman under Captain Ryan. lie leaves
= WIDOW and several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
WHAT 1s GOING ON TO. DAY.

Republican conference, NO Mao'so''"''' "'''
noon. ~ o-.Drood-
Rapid Transit Commission hearing NJ -'' INV
way y. m. 49, poonoue
Republican judiciary Convention
Larchmont Yacht Club regatta
Polo match Prospect Park. p m.
Anniversary celebration OF All Angels N""''"
y. III. ....to, church
protestant Episcopal Church convention Churc'
of the Incarnation.
Tammany Hall conference p H.
Meeting OF Aqueduct Commissioners - ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
uR. BlTDOTINE COMPLAINS.

Charles 4. Boudouinc member of several
clubs living at the Hotel Nethcrland. had his
former coachman. Thomas Farrell. OF No. lgl
West End-ave. fined s. AT Yorkvllle Court yes
tcrday for dsorderly conduct. Mr. Baudouinc al
legged that Farrell on September called him vile
names. Farrell said: II called Nj. Baudounc
for recommendation. but instead ~ giving M
what ! asked he ordered M out OF the stable"
Farrell then admitted that he made some insult
ing remarks. Magistrate Mott imposed the hne.
which Farrell paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
THE SALE or UNION PACH IT,
REPORTS THAT IT WILL BE EFFECTED IN
NOVEMBER.

REPORTS THAT IT WILL Bf| Hff ~ 4rD ~
NOVEMBER
II was reported yesterday that the SAFE o. inc
1,or 1,aciac Railway under foreclosure WOULD lake
r,,na on November /. The Reorganization 'om-
,,i,,aa stated that IT had been able to make GER
tain concessions desired by the Government anu
10. .na sale would proceed without interference
-, tho mart OF the Attorney General Under 'nls
ar~arrAnent no change in the plan of reorganiza-
80, v,as involved Ex-Governor George Hoadly
s...raI counsel for the Government in inc Union
1l,>.sc proceedngs declined TO say what conces-
eio,s had been made the Government ny the
REORGANIZATION Committee. There was mee'"s
yesterday OF the Executive Committee OF the Union
p,ci6c Railway Company. f.. Eery Anderson one
=, tho receivers said that at the meeting Only
ro,,.ino busiuess was transacted MI Anderson
said that while he had no official knowiedgc on
to subject he believed that the sale would %
ococ,ed hefore November 5. Thirty days notlcc
q. the sale has to be given. T., .o.,,,o, o. q,
W y cornish Master In ChanceTE, j. Stopping d.
I'm 10 confirm the announcement rom Omaha
MT the sale OF the Union Paclhc halIroaa "9u .,
hin on November /. Judge cornish se.mcu 10
he unwilling to talk about the matter, except 10 81!
that he had arranged for me SLY " 80 H., - -
6,,in, nc earlv part o. November.
The sale" he said. will be held by me on
November at Omaha and At the several other
places on the succeeding Gays
ADAMS Mass Sept 2s-Attorney-G General Nc
Konna who is the guest OF W. r. llunkett mere
nas askrd tonight regarding his reported Wiz
Srawal of object ons 20 the proposed sale OF lhc
Union Pacific Railroad. He SAL" ne Ane" Ho'h'"s
Of q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al HE NJ i'''
Observation-Disclosures Bartels. OF 81 LOUIS
observation-disclosures l.. fruyt, VI rhi
IS1rTtI ayENI-I,- Ferdinand w. Peck, OF chi
caeo and State Engineer Campbell w ADAMS o.
Utica HOFFMAN-Judge Andrew iiaihiilo"' y,
Albany HOLIAND-Oliver Anes on i'oS'o, M, ~ ~
Indqo 7 d Thoman OF Chicago. MANIA IAN
Conpressman Henry c. Brewster. OF Roches'er'
wAIDORF-Calderon Carlisle. OF Washington
NJNDSOR-A b. Armour. OF chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
THE FRENCH CORVETTE FrLTOv N pORy

The French corvette Fulton arrived here yostcr-
DAY from ST. Johns. ~ +. When Captain Les
,dnosse de Saulncs called al the office Of the
French consul-Gereral ioc instructions he was
informed that he would be relieved of the COM
mand Of the vessel next week and that he should
then proceed to France on waiting orders The
nv commander ~ the Fulton. Captain de SLAMS
is expected 10 arrive here on Saturday La
TCursice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29
BJsHOp pO7TER TO MAKE THE ADDRESS

Bishop Potter. who is a Columbia University
truston will deiiYcr the OPENING address at Column
biz Chanel rext Monday morning. Instead OF PrcsI
dDnt Low whose resignation WIZ he considered II
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