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New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
RECEIVER ASKED FOR 4 LAND COMPANY.

St Louis. Aug 22.-Julan Laughln applied yes
terday for a receiver for the Arkansas Land Com
pany William 5. McMullen and William NJ. Ladd
directors and the ST. Louis and Memphis Railroad
Company. made joint defendants. The petition
states that the Arkansas Land Company is an In
corporation with capital stock OF S25o"o hail
paid on May 1891. II Is stated the lana company
acquired three hundred thousand acres OF iah1 , III
Arkansas. some OF which II still owns McMuiIsn
assumed manage and control the anairs OF INC t
company without the aid Of "A board OF 1teH,.,otss .
or officers He and Ladd are accused OF tahinh
possession OF the corporate seal OF the coihpanHS
and refusing the plaintiff access to the books. NJ
reports have been made by them or the cohuuv, ~ "
the business and the property has been wasted "
ia said by McNiulien An accounting Is asked FOR -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
GEO. CLINT co.
3.45 AND At WEST 23cST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: IS4 AND I56 WEST I9" STREET

we have been almost relieved Of the former burden
After this record has been made ne goes down
and finds nothing and upon the roofing OF ina,
one finding he proceeds 10 deny the history anu anu
TO sneer at the suggestion that even MS garDase
can be smelled nine miles away. Just once SIN, ,e e
| wrote him have had this internal atrociy III
IT'S might That was at about O'Clock last "a 'ur-
day evening If he had then been a guest on IN. ",
piazza and had sat with the rest OF us lor nan
an hour stufing his nostrils. only 10 ma that ne
ahomination tastes almost as keenly as IL sme.lS'
ne would gladly have Joined us when we rose 10. D
Eether and rushed into the house ana ciosed the
windows -, . from,
have never said that these stenches came lrpui
his works But we attribute them to Barren is.-
and on the basis of twenty five years experience
| am answering his reply that We imagine u an.
well deserved fhs good fame he has won ou,
ne must himself know that when he does STOP Over
he can make as bad q mess of IT as the next man.
JACOB r. SHlPHERD.
Richmond uili Aug Is ls91.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
THE YACHT Runs ASHORE.

A HoBoKEN PARTY CALLS FOR AID AND is RES
CUED BY A F1sHING-SMACK CAPTAIN
Superintendent A. x. Bonita. Of the Hudson Elec-
tric Light Company of Hoboken. and Mrs. Bonita
and party of friends ten in ALL left that city on
Saturday for a trip around Staten Island. Captain
Svnburne lost his bearings at D. m. and the yacht.
the Adele went ashore. The whistles were blown fo'
an hour and twenty-five minutes. and attracted
the attention of the captain of the fishing smack
s n Miller who took Mr.. Bonita and his guests
aboard and conveyed them to Thirty-ninth-st. TINS
CITY The Adele foated at o'clock YESTERDAY
morning and was towcd 20 HOboken. where she VII!
20 into drydock. Her bottom was scraped and
her siearing gear disarranged.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. SUNDAY. AUGUST %. 1921
ARRIVED.

steamer Cri,ic ,Br, Dawes. Ieih Angus, and run-
dec 8 wiki rnise and cabin passengers % simpson,
Spenc, 4. Young Arrived az the Bar al ..lo m .
steamer La Gascogne ,Fr. Raud,lon. HaNre August IL
u,lh ,rlse IRA cabin and 2l7 passengers 10
\ Forget Arrived Bar az a. m - .
steamer Aragonia ,Ger, Sonderhon stettln ANkrst
with mdse and ~ steef9se passengers |" e """''''s
American Ine Arrived AZ Bar at m - III,
steamer Eutherelen H}r English. Buenos Ayres Jiy
% via - Lucia August l3. In ballast t. Barber 90
Aiissr Sr ~ cor,ntha tIr Roberts Pernambuco August
in haas, to Barber Go. Arrived at the Bar at l" ~
,.n..,, c,,,.,s,o, August Is with
r,'.. ara messengers 60 + Hogan n sons. .,,.
stearne- Yorktown Dole Newport News and Nor,9ln.
with ndse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion s'eahsnp
Sftansr Richmond Glover Richmond. with mdse ana
passengers 70 old Dominion steamship COMPANY =,
,tear,er El \orte Hawthorne. New-Oreans August H.
wsn snna% %1'f HOOK 90 ) Aug % $50 m-wlnd SOUTH
breeze. clear
Steamer. st Regulus Can. Tor Antwerp: osus 'bT,.
south Anlboy y J. Nor (Nor). Havre and Oarnin
THE MOVEMENTS OF FOREIGN STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton. aug 22. m-ArrVed s,eames
premen W;er) Reimkasten. NewYork for Bremen ana
Queenstown Aug 22-saIed $50 "a xns M yats steamer
Tory Irland Aug 2i--Psssed. steamer state OF Ne
hraska fIlrI PARK Glasgow for New
Isle OF Wight. Aug - Passed steamer amer "'h''e'u""
d)uich, Bakker Rotterdam. for New-forH VI, ,A
Gibraltar Aug 2l-Passed. steamer New-fork for
Antwerp. Aug 22-Ari,ei. steamer kensns'on 'n'''
Hayrc Aug 22-Arrived. steamer La Normandie FH'
Rin Janero Aug 2i-saied. steamers Coeridss sBr,
Cannon New-York; Trojan Prince 'bo' p0o'0"' '''"
ns,bsao. Aug 2o-saiied steamer Hilary (hs"
Mitchell. from Para. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
COTTAGE CITY CAMP-MEETING OVER.

Cottage City Mass, Aug. 22-The MethoiistS
big Sunday" as ii has been known for fifty years
more is the final sunday Of the camp-neetng
here. The formal closing day is Monday. To-day's
attendance the morning services essenei by
a heavy thunderstorm. bur was even then enormous
Tn Rev. Or. VI. J. Talbot. OF Providence. led tns
morning love feast The crowd wishing TO attend
the forenoon sermon so large that Bishop Fos-
ter addressed overflow congregation In Grace
Chapel Bishop Andrews. Of NewYork. tbs
regular preacher In the afternoon the Rev. Thomas
audience Of the day. In the evening the speaker
was the Rev DR.. w y. Broibeck. OF Charles own.
Mass
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23


But GRAVE OBJECTION TO sLOwNBsS
AND NEGLECT.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The reply Of General Cells TO the appeal
made TO the Mayor by Fifth-ave. merchants SHOWS
that he entirely fails to realize the condition TO
which attention has been called. There is no COM
plant against the quality Of the work done ana
the assurance that II is receiving his personal at
tentior is quite unnecessary An assurance that
he would give immediate attention TO the work that
is not being done would be more valuable. The
discovery OF unexpected pipes Is no excuse for lay
ing them bare and leaving an excavation un'
touched for over months. Between twenty
sixth and Twenty eighth SITS the sewer changes re-
ferred to were made r!any weeks ago. wren the
avenue was full OF traffic Good management would
ha ave followed that work by laying the wafer plPcs,
but all through the quiet season, When such "ork
could he done with the least inconvenience ana
loss to business houses nothing whatever pas been
done When the street Is ready for business IN the
blockade The number of men employed where a ny
work is being done Is miserably small. Later race
tious neighhor called attention by pldcards last
week 20 gra ss-Crown heaps of earth above twenty
eighth-st., four or five men appeared on tne plovk
aid enough work 10 release a variety OF smells.
and away they went, leaving the "orh IL d Sth""-
still once more. ,, q. .
Under proper management more Work cculd pe
done in one week than Is being accomplished IN
two months at the present rate. There are enough
idle men with sufficient skill 10 push work on every
block at the same time and II ought 10 he the duty
OF some one 10 sec '''' WILLIAM MACBETH.
No 237 Fifth-ave New York. Aug. "A. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
POLICE FORCE TO BE INCREASED.
RESIDENTS OF LARCHMoNr MANOR ALARMED
OVER RECENT ROBBERTEs.

OVER RECENT ROBBERIES.
The robbery on Friday night OF the homes or
,hraa vel-knovn residents has created so much eN-
element in Larchmont Manor that the police force
s soon to he increased and placed in charge OF an
experienced chief of police In the mean time
night watchmen and detectives are patrollhs the
manor.
r Kevenev Charles ?. Knevas and Rudolph
cohofor whose homes we're entered made a care
f,I investigation yesterday. and found that their
losses are even greater than at first reported MT
Kevenev is head of the Keveney Carpet company,
Of No sos Broadway. His loss Is S,WO IN silver
ware II Is covered by burg ar insurance m
The losses cf Mr. Schafer and MI knevals VIII
o,rcurt m more than s. 900. The Pinkerton de-
,ectyns who are searching for the robbers are ex-
smning ali the boats in the harbors along along m the
Sound looking for a suspicious yacht which was
seen in the neighborhood Of Larchmont at the time
of previouS rObbcries.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
NEW.ROCHELLE.

The New Rochelle Athletic headquarters. In Law
ton-st has been thoroughly equipped with the gym
r,sIuu, APPARATUS recently given BY Adrian iselin'
and the cIub anticipates "A busy season. The cleo
on OF officers will take place the night OF Thurs
day September 2. . ,.,
The fresh-air stages established by the physsinis
- ,hs village have been In use one month"; and have
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
PEEKSKILL.

Tho Roard OF Assessors Of this town will give
rhrc hearing in the Town Clerks office this morn
to =, % o'clock Tor Mr.. Lloyd. tax agent OF the
Wssv-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
- Itoard will also examine some people whom
,hnv have asked TO come before them. on Friday
nigb. thev acted upon about fifty additional appii-
The Equal zation Committee Of the Board OF SUI
u.rvisors visited Somers on Wednesday, Yorktown
PEI s,'hursday and Bedford on Friday of last week.
9t 9hir week the committee will visit New-Castle,
Snr,h ca stle and Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
THE RIGHT STAND TOWARD ANARCHISTS

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Please accept the thanks Of an old-time ana
constant reader of your paper for the snort pu'
virie article on NO Admission for Anarchists
which appeared in to-day's issue 1t expressed tic
sentiments which would surely have animated
man Of such sound common-sense and sterling
Americanism as the large hearted founder of The
New York Tribune. 49, ,...
ninth Essay that "Al States that are liberal or
hui we do not Ike to imagine such a possibility
we being the sunerers-as That described by Llvy.
XVI % when the Roman cOnqueror OF sicily sen
ont If that country into another one mixed nul
titude Of criminals. whose presence was dangerous
~ the nublic neace ROBERT SETON.
Jersey City Aug Il. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
MAMARONECK.

The women of ST. Thomass Episcopal Church
,.,u give a festival and lawn party in the parish
hau on the night of Thursday, August 26 y feat
,,ro of the affair will be a bicycle show. at which a
III ,riil be given for the csf-decOrated wheel
~ u Mowbrey OF Mount Vernon, has been en-
o,ged as organst in ST Thomas's Church, and Will
f"-ir on ScrtCmbcr l. Mr. Robinson. whom he
encreeds has accepted a similar place In st. Bar
fbolomcw's Parish, New-York city.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
HOME NEWS.
App1NA1s AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
William Renshaw' OF baiuao. ,in9e C.
-AMBRIDGE-Senator Eugene Haze OF naI.s'
md his son Chandler Hale, secretary OF me AiiIel @
can Embassy in Rome. FIFTH AVENCE0EHA
;oyernor James F.. Campbell OF ono rD M,
NAN-Colby Davies. Of Chicago. HU.IH,I H,.nTnI,I
Governor /. A. Stephens Of Missouri lMf niE,r - -
Dr lanes L. Dawson, of Charleston. 3: -
sAVOY-Dr James &. Baird. OF Atlanta TAh A.
DORF-S r. Callaway. president OF tne Ian
shore and Michigan Southern Railway COMPANY
UJNDSOR-J w Ristine. of Denver
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
THE COMPLAINTS OF BARREN ISLAND


THE COMPLAINTS OF BARREN ISLAND
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: On the 4th inst. wrote Colonel Warng
thus: ,o
My Dear Colonel: The stenches from Barren
Island render life in this pleasant aam.cl ou'Heh
I am told that they result from the treatment OF
New-york garbage and are within your jurisiicnon.
tIou &c 10" He replied that ne would 90 down ana
Co. about T., II he did he has not communicated
- mo ,e result OF his visit. bu ga the statement
,o, nrnted on The 18th As the subject OF our cor
resnondence is OF public interest. am NOT content
10 leave the matter here
wrote the Colonel more fully on the lsh. ana
ave no reply That a man Of intelligence upon NJ
better grounds than appear in his statement should
,roceod deliberately 70 adjudge thousands OF MS
fellows as intelligent himself TO be no better than
simple fools is TO take large cohtTAc'-d contract
which will grow larger as time goes on. nave
lived here in this house. for twenty-five years
When | came here ! found that the sienchcs Of
Barren Island had come long before me and know
that they have ever since been established and
familiar institution here They come not continu-
ously bu; al very irregular and sometimes at widely
| separated intervals: hut when they d. come they
| are here In their might. No Egyptian plague ever
occupied bedchambers and closets more effectively.
Every sense seems assaulted at Colonel War
| irg would hardly confront at such momen; TO
| insist that not one OF all has either a or
a brain-tha, he alone has these Nor has there
| airocty than there was TO doubt the origin the
| unmen;ioEable offal with which for many years
| the ciiys dumping scows daily decked our bathing
beaches. We had officials In those days also. who
| gayly told that imagined the unmentionable
| offal.
| IL is but few weeks that ] read printed
| account. which 1t might be worth the Colonel
! time to contradict II he can. i, appeared in Il
reputable journal and purported to give the fact;
found by It's reporter the Co0ne.s Barren Island
| works II asserted that he found then and ther,
| all the stenches complained Of. and II proceeded
| to explain just how these stenches resulted from
the processes then used. 1t asserted that th'
| senches thus found not only admitted, bu
explained. Dy his representatives then In charge
who evidenced the sincerity Of their regrets by th'
assurance that improved processes were soon to BE-
tried. with the hope that the just grounds OF com
plant might be largely diminished. And IT s
| fact that since wrote the Colonel my first note
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
HANGED FROM A BRIDGE.

Williamsburg. Ky, Aug. 2.-Eicany Sullivan. CON
vtcted yesterday OF criminal assault on Sarah Law
son. and sentenced to twenty years In the peni'en-
tiary was taken from Jail last night by mob and
hanged on the timbers Of the county bridge across
the Cumberland River The lynching occurred at ]
o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise SIS Sunset 647 Moon rises % Moone ase a
HIGH WATER TODAY
AM-Sandy Hook 3:41 Gov. Island S5s Hell Gate 66i
PM-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 4:22 He'll CAT. 6:iS
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Brighton Beach. 2So p. m
Republican City Committee of Greater Ne"-h ork'
No Madison-ave. evening
William Henkel Republican Association ou''ne'
College Point.
Music in Corlears Hook and Washington square
marks D
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ever thoughtcss or ha-ty speeches.
Toledo Ohio aug. II. 1897. q. T.. POMEROY.
DR.. STIMSON LIKES THE NORTHFIELD


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: | want 10 thank the Tribune for the North
field reports. | hear from numbers OF my congre-
cation Of different classes and widely scattered in
The summer that they have been appreciativcly
read. HENRY a. STlMSON.
Pastor Manhattan Congro gational Church. Eighty.
thrd-st ana Boulevard
Gloucester Mass Aug. Is. 1891
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TUESDAY. AUGUST %
ves.e, For Line AIa..s ci~s@ Vessel sails
yohr p-aran y q rlovl ......... 200 4 1890 n
sarv,. ,,s-nooi 1-;u..f .......... 300 i2ep m
$3.50 - ,ss-lss,,, i've 800
WEDNESDAY AUGUST %.
:. Dan, s,,,h,,,,., A,r.ri. an. 100 m 10 ~ a n
i3r,,sn,t, Tivsrr+.t yVbt. St,r..... 900 a 1900
S.,.ncs., s-,s.er,, RED star........ loo 800
Snsca liovo,s y 4 clia......... 100 p m 300 N
philadelnbi, Ia Guayra Red D. II ~ 100 m
THURSDAY AUGUST %
xorr,,,,, Hamburg H,nb- Amer. 100 A m 10 90 m
+ der Crosse Bremen. q Lloyd, s1p m l5'S m
Niagara. Nassau y & CuAa.....,.. V" ? m 80 m
Cfinoco Thomas. quebec. ~" p III 80 ~
FL Mar New Orleans NOrgan...-.... o"V ? m
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
f. FilNs FURNITURE
"Whose Ace Has Charms In IT,

For lovers of antlones we offer a varied col
lection of beautiful rugs III po'" '''7e """
small sizes These Persian rari'ieS ""'' '.'"
handed down as heirlooms from one gehera.'oh
10 another. and the mellOwing influence OIL .'ihe
and constant use have given them eAqu'Si,e
hues. From Pe;san Kiosk ana hopiehnah
polace these rugs have been collected. some
have even craced the palatal apartments OF the
Shah himself. We guarantee their genuine
antiquity.
Supply your future Oriental Rug wants now'
as we can sell our present stock at the low
tariff prices.
"aIIX OF IhH MAkER
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
THE CARLIST CAUSE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: In your issue Of to-day r. d. Cortna is rep
resented as saving in substance. in an interview
with Tribune reporter, that by the nn'imerE
death Of Senor Canovas the chief indeed. the sole
obstacle TO the accession OF Don carlos 10 ''e
Spanish throne. by popular revoiutlon' was re-
moved II is true indeed. that AT the conclusion oi
the interview Mr. Cortina declared that Don 'ar-
los is too patriotic TO avail hinself OF the oPPoi-
tunity thus presented of seeking to make sooo MS
claims 10 the Spanish crown and marching 10
Madrid" because to do so would he 100 much ilhe
taking advantage Of the Cuban =" ar ana the uouoie
in the Philippines: and to the credit OF these patr-
oic sentiments Don Carlos is certainly entitled so
long AS he refrains from endeavorng TO disturb
frutlessly the peace of Spain. But what is difncut
70 understand is how any one who has followed
intellgently the course of political events IN SPAIN
in recent wears can entertain for an instant the
supposition that the Carist cause has ny any pos
shle concurrence of events the slightest chance Of
success Nations. in this stage Of the word MS
,orv do not move backward. nation that has
once enjoyed those conquesis Of our nlneIeentn c,n
tury civilization. universal suffrage li'euoiH o I'
nress religious freedom and the rights OF the mol
yidual cannot by any art OF pohilca III lIulRuc ~
inm n would be as impossible to-day TO resusci,
tate Carlism in Spain as slavery IN the 'hh'"
nor has the death of sehor Cancvas, greatly as It
is 10 be deplorod and deeply as II VII ne iei,, In, n
disostrols 10 itical significance IN othcr dHccuoiS
which Mr. Corina would attach TO it, Sagasta h haS i'
declared. and every palouc Spa@ard @ no leg5 encnd
mon Inc life or death OF any man. The man may
die but the political doctrines which ne represents
e'rvive he political doctrine which CanoVas rep
resen, constitutional liberty for the people ana
| lhe maintenance of the national integri'y-ls the
Gocrinr nj ali patriotic Spaniards to-day, which is
me same as saving that it is the doctrine OF the
| nation For this reason the GoVernmeht OF lhe
| Queen Regent which also represents THIS dqctria''
| has the support of the nation; including KSpnMp, M
jiCans and even Carlists; for Mr.. Coruna VIII hol
| Sa%u ,bat Queen Christina counts to-day among
her stanch friends and supporters former afi.d I
a6vocafcs and defenders Of the Carlst cause. Ahu
| S,asfeiar the leader of the Republican party mas
| emphatically declared his adhesion to the prosell
Coparnnent as that best calculated. under existing
| circumstances 10 secure the prosperity ana the
| happiness of Spain. , l
| uSaf mus a WAYS continue TO be matter Tor re-
cret is that Senior Canoyas did not I'VE 10 see IN,
] oork of noli;ical emancpdt ton for spain ana lOl
| c.uba which he did much to further crowned Py
| iie ihd W ssIIS - ai,ronornic rule VI. $
| NeW-Yo.k Aug. II. lsS1.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
SIXTH AVENUE. 10Th TO 21ST STREET

we'll the injunction against McMullen 10 keep
him from disposng interfering with the property.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
A Announcements
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d.

Henry A. DanleIs NJ. D.,
~ West S9th ST.
Imrairments Nervous System. and all important
cases Hours S TO !, to {
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23

Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thlrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-23
GENERAL COILS MISSES THE POINT

Richmond Hill, Aug. IS. 1897.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-02-05
TESTIMONY OF STRIKING MINERS.
Leadvflle Officers of the Union Be-
fore a Committee.

Leadvilles Col, Jan. 30-E J. Dewar.
financial secretary OF the miners union.
was the principal witness BEFORE une leg
islative investigation committee today.
He testified as to the membership of the
union before and at the time of the strike.
and said the records of the meeting at
which the strike was ordered were lost.
The record books were produced, and
found to contain no minutes whatever
concerning a strike, nor even that q
meeting was held on the night the strike
was ordered and declared.
George B. Handy, recording secretary,
and John Ahern, member Of the Legislative
committee Of the undonS testified briefly.
He said secret committees were appointed
and armed to go into the suburbs and
prevent workmen and bad characters
from coming here. but the union discoun-
tenanced violence. He believed the Colo
RADIO stockade was built as a challenge for
an attack, that because of rumors that
a vigilance committee had designs on the
officers Of the union, rifles and revolvers
were bought and distributed among IRE
liable members of the union and the
deputy sheriffs who were appointed from
its ranks.
He denied all knowledge of the Corona
do and Emmett outbreaks previous to
their occurrence, and said the union
neither planned, aided in nor sanctioned
the attacks on those mines.
AT the evening session Dewar testified
as to the various efforts to settle the
strike.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-02-05
LONDON SYNDICATE TO MAKE BEER.
Scheme to GObble U All the Brew
cries in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Jan. 3.-The Enquirer says:
Three representatives of a gigantic Lon
don syndicate are in this city for the
purpose of gobblIng up all the biggest
breweries here, and success has so far
crowned their efforts. They have pur-
chased an option on 16, and the deal has
progressed so far that the dealers have
begun taking stock and summing up all
the saloon chattel mortgages they hold,
for the purpose Of knowing just how they
stand.
The deal will be closed during the COM
ing week. The amount TO be paid for the
lot aggregates 100000. One-half will be
paid in cash and the other half in pre-
ferred stock with guaranteed interest, so
that the present owners will have some
voice in the future administration of af-
fairs.
The syndicate intends to consolidate
under the laws Of the state and make
them all one grand corporation. The older
brewers were the most eager to make the
sale, owing to the condition of trade. The
deal has been under way with local bro
kers some months.
One of these brokers was in London
during the summer. 1t Is stated that the
syndicate also has options on the Fay
Egan wood working machinery plant of
this city, the Hoover s. Rentschaler en-
CINE works at Hamilton, and other fac
tories.