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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14
HUMBOLDT CIGARS
AS GOOD AS CURRENCY.
Sold Everywhere!
NO QUESTION

In the world but what you save
money when you buy from Meyere
& Franck
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-03-14

BUSINESS NOTICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
A PRIEST CHARGED WITH BAD FAITH.
TIE TRUSTEES OF TIE ITALIAN HOME SAY HE
COT POSSESSION or ITS PROPERTY


Francis l.. Carruo on behalf OF the trustees Of
the Italian Home at No. II? Second-ave., applied to
Justice Russell. In the Supreme Court, yesterday.
to vacate the sale, In foreclosure proceedings. Of
the hospital for s2SC5O which took place on Septen-
her p. The purchaser 1t the sale was John Pal
mieri awyer, who acted, the trustees al,ege, as
agent for Father Honaventura The pastor Of the
Roman Catholic Church in Baxter-st. The trus-
tees allere that Father Bonaventura had entered
into an agreement with them to raise a loan which
would pay the interest due by them 20 the EqIita
HE Life Assurance Society. the holder OF NOR
gage on tire Home for 5000 and plaintiff in the
action for foreclosure
NJ. Carrao sad yesterday that the trustees and
their friends did not attend the sale because
Father Bonaventura had. Oh certain conditions
promised 10 obtain loan which would pay of the
interest due 10 the Equitable company and have
the sale DE- ed of. Instead Of doing. con-
tnued the lawyer. he attended the sale with Mr..
Panlieri who say. acting az his agent
They We're TIE only Italians present. and though
the property would have fetched at least $4,000
they prevented intending bidders from bidding on
the ground that they wanted to purchase 1t for the
Home. The trustees had they known what Father
Bonsven.ura WAS abou; 10 do would never have
permitted it,
Counsel for the Equitable Life Assurance Society
said terms had been agreed which. X fulfilled.
would have prevented the sale, but tne trustees
did not carry OUT the bargain Counsel for Father
Eonaventura said he had acted In gooG faitn ana
IL the Interests OF the Home
Decision on tie motion was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
uor-rtIERN RAILWAY REPORT.

The southern RAILWAY Company. through its pres
Ident and Board OF Directors. yesterday made pup
lie its third annual report II covers the year eHd
IT, r,,ro N ,sq- The report shows the earnings OF
the year closed June 90 1897. compared with tho
sam. ner,od OF 1896 The gross earnings FOR lsr
were rsos2 2s7 o. for 1891 Nso7s 40 81 decrease OF
s277 20 The operating expenses for 1875 were ~, III
s5i az S FOR 1897 $lS 80 los OF. decrease or I.lo
eoi "a The net earnings for lSo were .'s "
Tor 1891 S. iS343 s.. showing an increase OF Ni''-
%, g. ,- $4,000. ,r ,sos ,.as .,ss
50T 81: FOR 1897 s2se 81 - an increase OF E...-' "
I'll 20. net earrings for 1895 s., ss,30; FOR
sar rs i2 7s q an Increase Of S3,S5o y. Interest
ami rentals FOR 1896 were G1ls.3o "a; Tor l@ b
so S2a N an in .rease OF S393 So L. Other deductions
from income for 1896. were 81, bs 81 Tor lS. We .
az 0l2 ~ an Increase OF 1853 30 Balance carried
20 credit OF profit and loss for 1890 was Hoofs ~
for sa- ,4,5 9l9 s.. a decrease OF Sllo,ss o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
WANT 4 TROLLEY N EiGHTR-ArE.

DELEGATION OF BUSINESS MEN CALLS on
GENERAL COILS AND SEES THE MAYOR.
A DELEGATION Of business men who have stores
along Eighth-ave and members Of the Real
Estate Owners and Merchants Association called
on Commissioner Coils the Department OF Pub
lie Works yesterday morning 10 urge him 70 give
\ permit 20 the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany to open Eighth-ave below Fifty-ninth-st Tor
the purpose OF changing its motive power rom
horses 20 electricity. Among those who called were
Mr. Bauman Of Ludwig Bauuan & Co; Mr.. NoSel'
Of Vogel Brothers; M karsch. the JeWeller; MT
OF1aherty of Mcfarland g. O'Flaherty. Robert
Miller. OF Robert Miller & Sons a representative
~ Smith q Giles grocers, and Alderman Nincoph.
The committee told the Commissioner that tney
renresented eleven thousand persons who we're
anxios TO have the electric read extended down the
,
General Coils replied that there was 80 much
oh,ectton 20 the opening OF streets Just now that
he IA rdly felt that the permit could be given Al
his suggestion. however. the committee accom-
NJ MED him 10 the Mayors Once and laid tneT
nat.ion before the Mayor In support or II Iehera'
Coils said he did not think that the Elsnth-"'e'
traffic would be affected by the present torn.vp
cordifion OF those avenues He would cohsl1eI 'ne
grsn,inp ~ the permit advisable, ne SAD ~ u
rere not for the public sentiment against any hlnu
Of tearing up Just now ,, .xo. =, ,rouhIe
ot'or+ rorn-un streets already. but he would tslk
,,,h the rourni .sioner about the PROJECT ana SlNc
the merchants answer soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
TWO SISTERS ~ NEED.

Two aged sisters. Americans VINO nave always
.orre a blaneless character. are urgently needing
-,ore prolonged assistance than can be had from
usual sources. ard the Charity Organization So
cistv appeals to the public for help The sisters.
,r,h 4 brother who was shpou!!der constituted
.bo family for many years. and they were always
respectable and selfsupporting The brothers loii;
,irses ard subsequent death exhausted their saw
,s o,a terminated pension which he received az
n vat-ran fron,an. Since his death, eighteen months
so The Charity Organization Soctc'y has procured
,oeir own title earnings as drcssmekers, but much
iiirass and lack of work nave reduced them 10 a
,,ifiabe condition One sister mas diseased foot,
: - which she has not been able To wear a shoe for
rnariy two years. One hundred dollars additional
4. naaded for their proper relief Contributions
49, he cent 20 TIE Charity Organization Society,
W nj, Fast Twenty -secondst. and will be prompt
j., and publicly acknowledged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
FROM WASHINGTON TO POINT LOOKOUT

ROAD PROJECTED FROM THE NATIONAL CAP
r-,L TO THE SOUTHERN TIP or MARYLAND.
p,,,,rror. oct (spec,rD philadelphia capital
,s,s are Interested In the Washngton. 81 AaTy
Rav and Poln; Lookout Railway Company. cha'-
ter for which has just been nief with the Secretary
NJ Stat. AZ Annapo.is The line Will be nearly ono
hundred miles in length. and It's route VIII re from
the eastsrnmos; point o. ne DistT.c' 81 oo'ui'p'A
INV which an entrance mo Washington VIII ne
gained). through Prince George, Charles ana 81
Marv's counties 70 Point Lookout. the southern
-,o., poin, O, Maryland, from which connections
,,n h. made 10 Norfolk and other places Brshcn
I,nes viii n. bullt 20 s. Marys city. or - mary
Psv and probably other branches may DC prolrcteI
Tn. rrntal stock Of the company VIII DE- h.-,tvst
rno.ed o, % 30 shares OF the par value or -
Zach II Is said that English capital NIL become
Corps Of engineers has finished making M me
.urveys Colonel \. p Linderman. or Philadel,
phia has contracted With the pennsylvania stsei
tomnIny FOR 500 tons OF seventy pound steel rdils
C.i"n@i flrderran is president o, the !ncorporators
Ios.ph " Ban ,roft vice-presdent and Hlgh !"
No,tgonerv secretary Edwin J. Farber OF Ba!ii-
more has been elected general counsel ana Mares
lincoln Brown State Senator from Philadelphia
ana Frank II. Wirgman are associate counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
Az ORGAN GRINDER CUTS A POLICEMAN.
DIDX'T LIKE 10 BE ORDERED TO MOVE oN-LosEs
HIS THUMB AFTERvARD ~ sTHrG-

pou,in.-o S-.-no. an organ grinder. from Ne. -
1horpsor-st was seld for trial on charge or
fo!onious assault ny Magistrate Hedges III Jefferson
Market Cour; Yesterday. The compia inant against
him Policeman Sage. Of ne MacdoIgal-st station
linpaa badly from the effects of deep gasn IN 'ne
,ef, iex below tie knee inflicted by me prisoner
Seine and another Italian orSan-eIinder "eTe
struegaG 70 Guido each other in attracting me poo
ME in SIllivsn-st. and Turing money from their
pockets They shouted. sang. danced. snapped their
fingers and resortei 20 many antics In their EFFORTS
10 secure audiences for themselves Scin'o was 'he
more successful Of the two. aad when Policeman
sager ordered am move on he protested that ne
hai a permit.
He was told that he would have 20 move On any
how ard this so enraged rim mat he s1rang on
the policeman WITH knife. The policeman Knocked
hin down bu, as as Scimo rallied ne saSheu
the policeman across he knee with he knife Teen
he spiang TO his feet and sought 70 use the knife
aea.n In the struggle FER rs possess Ion sciFnos
r.cht thumb vas severed from his hand. This SUD-
Guai him " -,
In court yesterday the organ grinder said 20 re
clerk who took the comp paint against MIN. l AN
sorry didn't hurt him more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

Waller r. Wicke. twenty-seyen years Ole. wno'
with Mrs Grace Mann was arrested three weeks
ago on a chcrge OF defraudns the Consolidated
Gas Company by tampering with the slot gas-mcter
In Mrs. Manns nat at No 3S4 Vest fffty-si1tn-st.'
was sentenced TO serve thirty days In the Tombs
oy Presiding Justice jerome, IN Special Sessions.
yesterday. Wicks said he was a servant In the
family. He admitted having ASSISTED Mrs Mann
ana ner young son IN tapping the gaspipe. MIS-
Mum. wno vas arrested at the sane time and was
ne.1 Tor trial under Sis bail. furnished 10y Assem-
oynAn J. A. Dempsey. did not appear. and her
pan bond was ordered Forfeited ard bench war
rant was Issued for her arrest. \ Hwycr tod the
Cours tnaf her case had been transferred 70 Gen.
erai SESSIONS. and that II was through mIslnder-
Standing shs; she had not been In before.
Tut a motion 10 restore the forfeited bond
C7aeo ana her case was adjourned for another day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
MAN AVID TIE MACHINE"
AUTHORIZED VERSION OF BISHOP PorTERs
VIEWS WITH HIS IDEA OF CERTAIN
NEWSPAPERS AND PREACHERS

NEWSPAPERS AND PREACHERS
Bishop Henry G. Potter ~ NswYork will have
an article In the October number OF The North
American Review" 20 he published to-day. entitled
Man and the Machine" Bishop Potter delivered
a speech in May last on the subject with which he
deals in his Review" article, and he was followed
TO England by reports Of his speech which. he says.
FOR ingenious and gro,esquc inaccuracy have hard
II had a parallel anywhere" The statements at
tribuoa 20 him IN these reports ne had never made.
and. ha SAYS. any sane person. one would suppose,
must know that II was impossible that could nave
made them since they imputed to ne opinions
which could only 10 excusable in lunatlc." These
reports he did not eudeavor 70 correct.
MY own RUE In such has long been In
variable" he says He then adds: Some day the
innocent people who allow themselves 10 be be-
suiled into correcting newspaper ussatements will
learn that that weakness OF misrepresented people
Is one OF the reasons mat prompt the INSCRIPTIONS
authors OF those statements 10 make them. The
personal element In modern newspapers is the mus
,ari that gives 10 the whole vulgar dish, 10 many
Appellee ia chief relish"
Close upon the reports OF his re- rks came cr'ti-
csms from manufacturers. employers OF labor
Journalists men OF letters. cicrgynen and othe.
critics who could not easily De classified No one
O. ;hese persons had ever taken the trouble. says
Bishop Potter 10 verify the statements they criti
c.ed: and in the case OF minister's OF religion espe-
cialiy they furnished A curious and painful lustr1-
,lon Of the way IN which the decentralization OF the
pulpit has attended upon that OF the press. The
preacher apparently cared lite az the Journalist
.or Tho fac,. in the case What he wanted FOR his
sunday hsrangue was sensational point OF de-
pa rttIre and whore ne found II or wnat was IT'S
value az something having any foundation IN TACT
US , matter OF profound Indifference 10 him.
\ sound public opinion; Bishop Potter points OUT
is regarded foundation or the ~ell-oeng OF the
Sat. MT pubc opinion IL largely the opinion OF
the great mass OF the people whose dinused inieli-
cur oniv hone What" the Bishop asks is 10
be expected of Il II IL Is fed habitualy by misin-
formation. by exaggerated sensational and irrespon-
sible statements?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
DTS1RLED BY 4 BANANA PEEL.

A niece OF banana peel caused Mrs. Eunice Har-
rison sixty years old of No. 2ios Frst-ave. 10 fall
On tho sidewalk at Observation-Disclosures third
81. and First-ave. yesterday morning She was
unable to rise. and when policeman rad carried
her inio a nearby drug store IL was found thai her
right wrist mad been broken. The woman IS IN
moor circumstances. Size used 20 earn her hving
b. washing. and now that her arm IL disabled she
does not know what she Will do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
voryc UOuAy FOND DROWNED.

The body Of an unknown drowned woman, about
,v.enty-four years old. was found floating in the
North River opposite Pier yesterday afternoon
h., Maurice OConnor. the plot OF a harbor police
launch The body which had been in the wafer
less than a week was lowed TO Pier n, ana later
so,, IN the Morgue IL that OF a woman IN
,oo- c,rcums,snces clad in a trim calico dress.
hl,ck stockings and low-cut shoes. The woman
had black hair gray eyes. and was OF medium
h.ieht and build i plain gold ring was on the
.orr,,ge anger Of the left hand There was a
"Iah wound behind the left ear, but the police do
NOT suspect foul play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
no DAMAGES FOR Mr.. sPELLhAN.

rur Jury Returns VERDICT II FA'oH or
EDWARD NJ KNOX IL THE LIBEL SUIT
The Jury which for several days has neeh 'ryins
~. AMI. brought by John II. Spelman 20 recover
s,ro 600 damages from Edward NJ. Knox the matter
for an alleged libellous interview sara 70 nav w.,
co., oorsul,ation Yesterday afternoon returned
rd,c. IN favor II the defendant. Mr. Speiimah
accused Mr. Knox OF having intimated that nc
Cspeman) had secured the contract for me pom.
49,. r,sde the statements attributed 70 MN
Werhcrs of the old Tammany Police Board were
Interested spectators al the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
b. Russell J.
Matter ~ N-1-Ycrh and Carada Lurtcr Company
ttaInllfon =. Richards.
Ham Flas ~ ewing Company as- JOSEPH J. CON
W,,ier ~ Bsrk.i.y Athletic Association Thorn
s"n rc,n J. Cooper as,. Amelia cooper-willinm IT,
Ricketts,.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Lawrence. J.
Mate. OF Re aoult--tirorge 1arden.
Muir ngt. Mulr--(nar-s u. lturril
As.l ngf. Brown.-Aiexander Cameron
,sft,r ~ De i.suw NJ C,sland Minor.
by Russell. J.
ps,tgon as wrght-Jnhn II. Rogai.
Matter OF Rossman-'l.forG W. Hatr'dS-
Mater OF slngrr-Richard IL Henry.
E...ey AIT. TowEs--Deano G. Calvin.
Latter Ok Sew-York and Canada Lumber Company
Charles r. ssofdard.
Matter Of -><en--John 81 Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
pRJCC or REEF ADVANCING.

San Francisco. Oct. THE price of beef has
gone I'D fully one-third within the last few weeks
and butchers say that before the holidays It viii
have advanced 80 per cent over the price OF Ilsi
"",r Reef has been steadily advancing ior the
;s, sew months and Is now from ~ TO , cents
hound higher ,han II was al tris time last year
Australia but recently recovered from one OF Her
,sriodical drouths rs exporter or cattle or
s,eep is practically out Of the foreisa competition
Ma short supply and the result Is 'hat beet
H. 2 nd will be higher than Il has been FOR years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Schedules. OF J. r. Willard & Co. bankers ana
hrokers OF Nos So. go and LIT broadway with
branches In Buffalo, Philadelphia Mas"'ns'oh 'n'
nuIt,es ssos.9ss: nominal assets, Soos' actual as
sets ssss5s Among latter are sseuritss So
cash IN offices In this city bulao' rams
cities So ga. q v,,,,.., h,,,,o, AND .,ec,s
~, % Wall-st.. show liabilities. s2S6i9,
Donrlnal ard actual assets 81 'is ,,, -
1917 rcce,yer OF the New-York and Canada Lun-
e. Gomnany OF No. IS Broadway. in the proceed
ing, recently brought for tue voluntary dissolution
Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
up uiZE TAXES Up HIS Duties.

y Nazc. who was appointed Superintendent
=, Mails in the General Pos' office by Postmaster
Van Colt last month began his work there yester-
dav MANY Of his friends called upon Ar. Maze 10
a,ish Rim success and hsif dozen floral pieces eN-
rres.ivr OF the friendship and good Will OF other
SrIsnds were placed on his desk. Mr.. Maze is IA
ri'iar with the duties OF the Office as he held the
sarne Office about three years ago. but was re-
r1ogad bv Postmaster Dayton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
,,rcrtf,-,S RAILWAY Law SUSTAINED

Lansing Mich. Oct IA suit brought two wears
sro hv Henry - Smith against the Lake Shore
r.uvae Company involving the validity OF
ra.sed by tire Legislature of 1891 compelling rail-
roads :, issue l.ct-mie ticket. good for any NON,
nor ~ I ~ family. FOR xN, has just been sustained
~ tho state Supreme Court which decides that
~. Legislature had the power 70 enact such a law.
'rra nninlon was by Justice Montgomery. justices
avg and Moore concurring. and Justices Hooker
amI Grant dissenting. The ticket Issued under this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
nr1ANn sMrrH srCcEEDs J. B GARRETr.

ORIAND SMITH SUCCEEDS j. Il GARRETT
Philadelphia Oct. John T.. Garrett. third vice.
president OF the Lehgh Valley Railroad. has re-
signsJ from, the Board Of Mana gers OF the Joint
rraf,l Association. TIE for the resgnat ton
ia that Charles Hartshorne vicc-presdent OF tle
Japan and iehigh Valley matters will take up
ali Mr. CARROTS time during Mr.. Hartshorne
absence General Orand Smith succeeds Mr. Gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
,rrrp THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Frankfort Ky, Oct Last Tuesday, the cay Oh
which the new Kentucky Constitution became six
,.o,rs old was the day on which tbs law says all
nerts OF charters In conflict with the new CON
.tifution and new Corporation law stand repealed
Tho Auditor and other State officials nave Just de-
cided that this repeals al the special privileges
contained In the charter or the southern factnc
same footing with all other corporations, Including
,hos. chartered since the adoption or the Con-
stitutIon which must pay franchise tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

Michael Fahey. forty-esht years old NJ No. IN
East SIxty-frst-s;.. was not quick enough In seek
Ing "A Place of safety after he had fired a blast IN
..c,yating for n now building at Twenty-fourth-st
ard sevenih-ave. yesterday afternoon and large
niece OF rock struck lin the head .racturing his
skull Fahey pound W MS head In nandker-
chief boarded a car and went 10 Bellevue Hospital;
Ne though: that he had only received scalp wound
md was astonished when told that his skull was
fractured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
THE TRACKS IN AMsTERDAM-AVE

,rharv Oct. John Mcdonald, representing
nroperty-holders in the upper West e'de OF New"
York City appeared before the ha''roa" OO',.'''''
- 80 a,v ui,n q brief setting forth significant
- l., ,ho con,enfion Of the West siders Tor
Isssening the number Of railway tracks IN Ams.er
dam-ave Mr. Mcdonald asked the eoi''H''S'' "
g,ve another hearing on the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
FREE CLASSES ~ SPANISH AND FRENCH

The third year Of the free courses In spanish ana
French II ,he, r. ID. Cortna Academy or Lam
guar.s No a West Thirty-fourth-sr., begins as
Yolloys: Spanlsh Monday October 4. p. m for
Legc..s:- : p m for advanced pupils French Oc-
fofs. AZ inc same hours. These classes will meet
ev.rr Monday ard Thursday The school IS de-
s,yns. Cor persons una bic to pay for tuition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will And
~ the Londun ONCE OF The Tribane. LAD
Fleet Street. cOnvenient place to leave
thcIr advertisements and subscriptions for
a. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
,GFD Wan KILLED BY 4 TRAIN.

Thomas Nolan an old resident ~ Nyack. y. T,
tried 10 pass under coa,car at that place yesser-
dav afternoon while the train was moving slowly
Iis Uas instantly killed his body being badly
maneed He leaves widow and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
CHARLES II. LAHPHERE DROWNED.

Narraganse,t Pier, r. l.. Oct Charles II. Lam
,here assistant manager OF the Narragansett Pier
Railroad 4 son CT the president. George r Lam
mere was drowned while fishing In Narrow River
'o-day He leaves a widow and three children. The
bosv was found soon after the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
cOvRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

c,~or,s Cou-t--Specia Term--Part Before Law
- FOUR opens at i0.3 m. Elk psrc matters.
s.~r-gr,e's -ChanlLers-B Arnolt. s..
-, lena AT 10 80 a. m No day calendar Wills FOR
roh.,., charles CoYder sarah Brnkerhor. Morrison r
tIr,cnir<on. a 10 30 a. m.
~ f'ourt-special Tern-Befcrs Van Wyck c. j.
court opsns NJ 10 =. m. Notions at lo;3o a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
HEAyY ALIMONY AWARDED.
A : Nj or $500 MONTH TO BE PAID PENDING
THE TRIAL OF SUIT.

rus,ic. Lawrence. of the Supreme Court yester-
day granted an allowance OF -" n""'n % ~.
d counsel fee OF $500 pending tho trial Of an
action brought by Mrs. Mae I" Taylor against
Mortimer f Taylor. The papers were sealed ny
Hrder Of the Court. and nforma Ion as 70 me ma
f,re OF the suit. whe her for divorce or aliinphs
onlv could rot he obtaired. Counsel on either
side would make no statement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
ANXIOUS TO SECURE THE REBATE
TEE TAX RECEIVERS OFFICE cRoWDED-MoIl
THAN THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
TAKEN ~.

TAKEN ~.
Yesterday was the hrs: day for paying city taxes
FOR 1891 and the Tax Receivers oftce IN tle o'e"
art Building was filed with crowd o. persons
anxious pay the city the sums iev'ed asa'e
no., :, order 70 secure the usual rebate. Long
linz. NJ men xomen messenger boys and dunn
mics" we're formed under the direction OF police
men. which extended from the windows o. the re
celvers clerks into the corridors OF the building.
When Colonel Austen closed his office at p m
he had received and entered IN his books sSoi5'es
Besaes ,h,s he had safe fun OF letters containing
checks drafts and norey. which he estimated would
Yield s. 900 90 more. TIE supposed receipts OF the
day were therefore about sls,o00,0o0 The Wander
hi.s Astors, big corporations He the w-forK
Central the trust and insurance companies the
MANAGERS OF estates usually remit their tax money
Dy check by messenger o, through the mall
The Title GUARANTEE and Trust Company yester-
oay paid for its Cheats ovr sS'"'O Tor taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
Queens Hot q
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.
Queens Hotel,
The Howard n otei,

Norfolk Street. Enbankmen;. London. rms new.'
erected Hotel IS r-plete win every modern eo,ot
iooss Enbankment and River Elegant ana spaSIoo'
public rooms Electric Light Throughout American -
,.m elevators Fixed tariH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

Ninety p.- cent 81 the stocks Of the N"w-fo rH
and East River and the EGniiahi" Gas companies
has heen deposited with tho Central Trust COM
n,r,, under ne plan - consolidation. and the plan
has been declared operative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02

Wheat continued - - downward cours" yss'er'
DAY On the New-Yo-k Produce Exc7ang" DO
cemher wheat fell to o. cents and closed AZ ~
cents which was - cent below Thnrsday CLOS
ing December corn declined =. cent 20 3'is c"rt'