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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
POLICEMAN HELD: HIS PRISONER FREED.

Policeman Peter Df1ey. OF the East one-hun-
dred- a nd fourth-st station. was held by Magls-
frate Simms yesterday in 800 bail for triai ior
having dubbed Charles Hammel on the head.
IIarmel who is nineteen years old. lives at No.
20. East One-hun lred- and -foureenth-st Dihiey
arraigned Hamme and his brother George Tor
d,sorderly conduct which he said occurred on Mon
dav night Hamme said the officer asked MN
what ne doing at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
81 and First-ave and he replied that 1t was none
n, his business The policeman then struck him on
the head and across the legs, in spite of the pro-
tests of his brother and mother. The latter asked
the policeman to send for an ambulance, and the
of,cer pointing TO his club. said. This Is ambu-
Four witnesses testified to seeing the clubbing.
George Hammel said that on the way 10 the STA,
ZION his brother grew weak from loss or olood ana
Difiey dubbed him again. ,, -.
this was the third time within three weeks that
Sa had ordered charges made against policemen
ror cinhhing In a case like this the severest pun
tsbrent should be meted out. the Magistrate said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE BRIDGEJUMPER GOES FREE.

william Gantz. OF No. l0l Futon-st.. Brooklyn
the young man who made the daring jump from
the middle OF the Brooklyn Bridge on Tuesday
afternoon was taken to Centre Street Court from
the Hudson Street Hospital yesterday afternoon
by Bridge Policeman Harkns who made charge
OF disordcry conduct against him. Gantz's legs
were stiff and swollen, and he walked painfully up
the stairs In the Criminal Courts Building TO a
position in front of Magistrate Crane. When asked
why he jumped, Gantz said that ne wanted to
II he could do II. and sorry now that he did
do IL. Although Gantz had violated Bridge ordi-
nance which is n misdemeanor. Magistrate Crane
discharged him. on account of his wife and three
children. He went home In carriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

The news late in the day of gold imports natural
~ lent impetus TO the advance in stocks.
An incident of the day. indicative OF the improve
ment of the business of the railroads. was thS
acion of the directors of the Chicago, ROCK lsianu
and Pacific Railway in increasing the quart
dividend from one-haif 30 l per cent Inc neXt
dividend at the increased rate was r1ade payaDle
November /. The following official statement was
made: 49,. A.. chioooo pocL
leland and Pacific met to-day and raised the dlvl-
denS 10 per cent quarterly instead OF one-haif per
cent The net earnings of the company Tor SIX
months lone month estimated) are 3ls per cent on
+he stock or as much from April TO october as
the road earned in the twelve months previous 10
Anr,l / leaving a balance for the six months or
about $4,000 cash after paying dividends me
Board anpojnted a committee on the FUNDING or the
honds Of The company All OF the per cent BOMBS
can he called In on any interest day Inc oH1cers
~ this company foresaw hard times and were the
Nrst 10 reduce dividends They have accumulated
q surplus of between g. 10000 and AVpeU OF QUICK
cash assets and manifest their conservatism IN
raisins the rate TO per cent, The second six
,nuch as the first. IT is believed that all OF the
make saving of xO.0D per year. or over per
cent more for the stock --,... ...a..-
The wheat market stiffened up somewhat yester-
day On the New-York Produce exchange De
<ember wheat touched 95a4 cents ana closed al So'2
cents or one-halt cent above Tuesday SepteIDer
wheat closed ut 9sa. cents which was the hish
nrice and was 81 cent above Tuesdays closlns
December corn closed at 36i. cents. gam ior me
day of 4 cent. The gain In September corn whch
closed at 3iIs cents was also 4 cent Export SAFES
of wheat were forty loads and OF corn seven loads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
UEsrcBEs7ER FIREMEN MARCH TO-DAY

THEIR ANNUAL PARADE TO BE HELD IN TARhf-
Observation-Disclosures.
The Volunteer Firemen Of Westchester county
,l, hold their annual parade in Tarrytown on the
Hudson to-day. There will be about NIFTY com
panies In line. with total OF about TWO thousaha
men.
prepar atoms for the affair have been made on
large scale and the town has already assumed hon-
dav attire Several arches have been erected. and
a erandstand has been built in Brookside Park
where the parade will be reviewed.
The parade will be In two dvisions-one 'or each
viIIaee-and will start from Depot Square at II
ocIock The line OF march will be from Beekmnn-
ave to Courtlandt-st. to Main-st.. 10 Orchard-st
to Central-ave. 10 washington-st. TO Franklin-st
to Johnst. TO Main-st.. to Broadway. to Beekman-
St. 10 Valley-st, to Wdey-st, 10 Washnson-st
TO Central-ave. to Broadway. TO Terry,s Gate
countermarchine back TO Man-st. and disband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE SINKING OF THE CATShILL.
UNITED STATES INSPECTORS INQUIRlNo iNIo
THE CAUSES OF HER COLLISION WITH
THE CT JOHNS

UNITED STATES INSPECTORS INQoihi>" i
THE CAUSES OF HER COLLISION WITH
THE ST. JOHNS.
An inquiry into the sinking OF the steamer oa's'
XII BY the steamer 81. Johns. in the North h'e''
off Fifty-eghth-st, week ago, was oeguh u!
Captains Peter c. Petrle and Thomas H. barrett
OF the Local Board OF Inspectors OF Steam vessels
Yesterday. A decision in the case Will not De given
until next week.
The testimony OF Albert Turner, the pilot VINO
was at the Wheel and OF Captain Joel A cooper
OF the Catskil was 10 the effect that the Ca'sKii
was the first OF the boats TO blow d whistle. one
sounded two whistles twice and heard III re-
Spouse from the ST. Johns one whistle eacn UNI
The pilot referred 10 the econd answer OF tne %.
Johns as "A contrary response. Neither OF tne
yessels he added changed her course after WHIST
ing but after the second exchange or signals ne
rang for the engineer to back water ana SOUNDED
The alarm whistle three times. The 81. JOINS, ne
said. also blew her alarm whistle The steamers
were then about two hundred feet apart
CAPTAIN Jacob l.. Brasted OF the ST. JOINS VINO
was ut the wheel that steamer. testned mat
M soon as he saw the Catsk he blew one whistle
and put the helm hard port. He did not answer
the Catskill keeping In her course: He then
touched the alarm whistle. When the Catskili
sounded two whistles he said, he had his vessel
backed at full speed.
pilot Wcatherwax who was In the piot-house
with Captain BREASTED. corroborated him In every
particular Other testimony was given but added
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
PEEKSKILI.

surrorate Silkman will hold court In Peeksklll TO-
dav as is his custom on the fourth thursday III
every month. He has not held court since 'u' III
poaLslu and there will In all probability be large
calendar OF cases.
Oscar W Odeu has been appointed a constable IN
the place OF Robert p. Fox. who died recently FOX
was a Democrat. but the new constable Is ne
publican ~. -. .to %o,.
work Central and Hudson River Railroad. but the
changes do not affect this village. - ,,,.,
The monthly report OF tho Helping Hand Hospital
shows that in the thirty days the income was ~ -:
ad,nitted and thirteen were discharged flVe were
Iert under treatment. The superintendent MISS
pos & NacWillams has been away TWO weeks on
a leave o, absence and IL expected home tomorrow.
The contract for an elevator IN tho hospl'1 mas =
heen given 10 the Storm Manufacturing Company oi
Newark al a contract price OF $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATIONS PLANS.

Tho Merchants Association. at the request OF
large number OF business men OF this city. mas
taken I'D the matter OF delegation TO represent
New-York at the celebration OF New orr LAY at
49, Centennial Exhibition now being held a, Nash
VILE The association desires that large deiega-
zion shall go from NewYork. and 1t Is prepared
"a Az everything in its power to make the proposed
trip a success. a.
Some time ago a special committee OF the Mer-
chants Association was appointed to take charge
~ this work That committee Is composed OF John
G. nhring first ce-pre sldent of the association,
as Chairman; Albert c. Hall. George g Miller u.
Charles w. Cotton, Henry Chaplin jr Daniel r
Morse and John c. Eames. the last-namef mem
ter being also a member OF the State Committee,
looking after the interests Of the delegation TO rep
resent the State large. This committee has de,
cided to begin active work Mt once and TO that END
has appointed a subcommittee OF three; consisting
OF Mr. Juhring Mr. Webb and Mr. Hall. to CONFER
with and operate with The president OF the Mer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
DIR DTNTON WINS HIS DIVORCE SUIT.

Tho turv which has been trying the action for an
absolute divorce brought by DIT Milo y Dunton
against his Wife Nina r. Dunton' before justice
Werner in the Supreme Court yesterday returned
a verdict in favor OF the plaintn The jury iouhu
that Mrs. Dunton had been guilty OF hi7co"""o''
.a .ha, hor nets were not committed with the con
rivance of the plaintiff. Counsel for Mrs. Dunton'
.Y,er the verdict had been announced, asked Tor a
new trial and Justice Werner promised 10 near saI
oreurnent on the motion on Saturday. MIS-. Duntoh
was present in court when the verdict was an
diganpointing many people who had expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLF b Commodore George Dewey L. 3.
~ BCCKINGHAM-Ex Governor Charles warren
Limit of Rhode Island. CAMBRIDGE-Judge
Benjamin T. Horwitz. OF Baltimore. FIFTH Az II
NCE-Senator John NJ. Thurs,on Of Nebraska; L.
) Grant. OF California and j. Soat Fassett OF III
mira GILSEY-Cieneral Austin Lathrop. Super
lntendent OF State Prisons HOFFMAN-Anthony
~ Brady of Albany. HOLLAND-Lord and Lady
Kelvin. OF Glasgow; Judge A. J. Kicks. OF Cleve-
land. and Erskinc NJ. Phelps, OF Chicago MAN
HAITIAN Congressman James j. Breden, OF syria
cusc. WALDORF-The Marquis OF Ahesbury, Sr
Harry Buard. NJ T.. and Sir William Haynes
smith Of London. and the Right Hon. w. J. Pirrie,
OF Belfast WINDSOR-Abner Mckinley, the Presi-
hrnfhcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
CLEANING STRUCTURAL IRON.

An exhibition OF cleaning structural iron by the
sand blast process was given the viaduct. at
Elghth-ave. and One-hundrcd- and nifty -hfth-st..
Yesterday afternoon. under the supervision OF John
= Honey o; the firm OF ward Il Nash VINO have
tho contract for the work and NJ r. Evans
Assistant Engineer OF the Department OF Pubic
Works Judging from the efficacy OF the process Il
"a a great success. and the exhibition pleased all
who witnessed II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
MAKES CHARGES AGAINST HER L1WfERS
A WOMAN WHO WAS HURT IN CAR CoLiiSio''
SAYS HER COUNSEL DECEIVED HER
IN A SUBSEQUENT ACTION.

Justice Giegerich and jury, In the supreme
Court. yesterday began TO near testimony III :"
suit in which Mrs Charlotte Thadden seeks 10
recover 49, 200 damages from the Third and Second
ave railroad companies. In the mido,e OF the
hearing. however it was discovered that the com
plant In the case not properly drawn anu 1t
went off the calendar the plaintiff receiving an
allowance of ninety days in which 10 afnehu hei
petition. 49,, ~ .ho, In 1909
In the complaint Mrs Thadden says tnat III Iss9
she was injured In a collision between cars oSh 80
bv the two railroad companies. She sued for kDoV
damages and she now asserts that without nsr
arm acting for the company TO enter )udgnent ~ ~
her favor for 1920 She admits receNs sco c, ~.
his money but says she was deceived ny her coHn-
eel and she now seeks to recover the rest OF heF
eli i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE STEAMER ONEIDA RAISED.

rb. CIvde Line steamer Oneida. which sank at
,or No % East River early Tuesday morning,
u,os raised Yesterday by the Neutrality-suspicious.
Wrecking Company. AS far as could be ascertained
nv a superficial examination she was uninjured
She was taken to the Erie Basin however. whr 'r
che will he placed in drydock for any repairs which
~, 10 found TO be necessary. Port captain Gaze
Of Inc Clyde Line. said yesterday that the IeaK py
nm The coast was due to defective pipe near the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
STOLE PARTS OF R. @. DUNS FENCE
TWO BOYS CAUGHT CARRYING AWAY BRONZE
ORNAMENTS

Detectives Hunt and Wolfe Of the West Thir-
,,eth-st station last evening caught two boys
CARRYING away bronze ornaments from the fence
in course OF erection at r. G. Dun's home. Madi-
son-ave. and Thirty -ninth-st They said they were
John Callahan ten years old. OF No. SD 1hird-aVe,
"a patrick Allen of the same age and address
They had been selling the bronzes TO John keiiy
q tpnk dealer at No. PIG East Thrty-eighth,st
The detectives arrested Kelly for receiving stolen
nropertv Most Of the missing ornaments were re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
RAyKyOTE COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE.

Al n spec,al meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Homer Lee Banknote Company and the Franklin
Bsnknote Company yesterday inc agreement u
consolidation entered into between the TWO com
.o,,,os uas ratified The details OF the consoda-
zion have not as yet been perfected and 1t has not
been decided in what manner the business VII be
conducted Regarding the consolidation OF ihe
commantes Homer Lee said: Eve have found that
6y CONSOLIDATION we can reduce operating expenses.
ny 81 coet ~ production increase the efficiency
~ our nIant. and in these days OF fierce competi-
lion we have concluded that this IL the sensible
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Tho Board OF Managers OF the County Fair has
appointed &. /. Allen. OF Parkyille. y. Y. and
william y. T1bhits, OF White Plains. y. Y. Judges
OF farm and garden products at the coming fair.
and Miss Lillian +. Gray Of Cambridge y. y. eX-
merit I'm the women's domestic work dcpartmc
Justice Dykman. In the Supreme Court has APP
poned Henry &. henderson. James u. Lockwood
and stephen s. Marshall commissioners OF APP
pralsal in the condemnation proceedings OF real
property in the town OF MamarOneck TO he used
for the purposes OF the water supply OF that VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-wEDNEsDAY SEPT. %, 1897
ARRIVED.

FORT Of NEW-fUkk-W EDNt4sDAl' NhTI' . IoV'
ARRIVED
steamer Majestic (BD, Smith. Liverpool SEPTEMBER 10
and Queenstown TO- with mdse. AIS cabin ana ois steer
age nassengers 10 Kersey. Arrived at the Bar at
4i3 a 49,. ,.a., Sso,s,,har 70
with ndse and az 70 Ne"-fork shPPins |o
pany Arrived a the Bar at 40 m s...,A.. a
steamer Fuda Ger. Peterman Hehoa sep.eiuei 90,
Nanles 10 and Gibraltar 49, with dse LAP CABIN and tol
steerage passengers to oelriehs 10 ' " Wv
at 49,, coo,oroher tx with mdse
steamer Finance Daily. Colon sepeihpei 20, Ire
ar, ns.sengers 10 Panama Railroad steamship Line
Arrived a, the Bar at 2:3o a III co,,ar,har @ T,x
S,ear,ar crzaba Downs cruz September = lux
pan o. Tampco II. Campeche To, 1870 -, Iamo az ~
Havana 10 with nidse and II passengers 10 james IL
,,.a.d q - srrved a, the Bar at $40 M -
steamer Madiana ,3r. Eraser Demer "a sa ~
Kills H. 81 Martins H. 81 croix AMI 81 thomas H. win
- "a "a nasssngers \ Outerbridge 20
t,osteIn Ger. Hoppe. Aux cages september
q JacmeI Z Savaniila III ana santa IA u, IN
a m. YER
"a ,h t,lt and nve passengers to Edgar Gedney Ar
rived At the Bar 1t H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
POLICE PROMOTIONS NOW.
DATES SET FOR EXAMINATIONS FOR IN
sPECTORs. CAPTAINS AND sERGEANTs.

SPEC1ORS CAPTAINS h4>D 'SA''HN'-'-N
The Police Board yesterday took steps to make
nron,ot,ons and fill the vacancies In the force by
adopting the following resolution. offered by Com
missioner Andrews:
Resolved. That examinations for merit and nj
ness of candidates for promotions to these grades
and cantains tuesday October 5. 1897; for SER
geans October u. 1897. Applications for promo no
lion must be submitted to the chief clerk OF the
DEPARTMENT on or before the Friday preceding each
examina tion Such application must be accom- co 0d,
date desires to submit in connection with MS
rating fitness" ,.,...
Nothing was said in the promotion resolutions
about an examination for Chief OF Police ana IL -
evident that Chief McCullagh will be exempt. un1
lcs something TO compeI MIN "
undergo an examination. There are i've inspectors
six captains and a dozen or more sergeahts ~ oe
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. Gravesend 21b ?. m
Ladies' Club tennis tournament, Livingston
Staten Island, p. m.
pr Barkau's lecture on Alaska. No. 3l2 West
Fifty-fourth-st.. p. m.
Foriieth anniversary Fulton-st. noon prayer
meeting 70 m, No. il3 Futon-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise 80 Sunset 80 Moon rises 22i Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
An SANDY Hook 4:i5 Gov. Islind 5:DD Hen Gate 1o2
SANDY Hook 5:oi Gov. Island On iIoi Gate 1:l1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
who has already done some

chants Association. who has already done some
preliminary work in behalf OF NashvllIe: -. ,,oh
a circular has been prepared, copy or wIhch
will be mailed to-day to all business men IN New
York city, inviting them to give ther ASSISTANCE
10 the project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
PLEASANTVILLE.

A sociabe and an entertainment were held last
evening al the home OF the Rev DR.. Mccartney by
the women OF the Earnest Workers society OF the
West Pleasantville Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
c0rRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

,,,elate Division supreme Court-Reccss
S'rrcruo court Special Term Part Before Russell
Notion calendar called a. 1890 n. m
~ a,,,rmn C1ur-Specip Tenn Part BEFORE Law
,e,~ee count opens II 1890 a. TX parte matters
sunreu,e court Trial Part li-Adiourned until
lriI,y September -. 1871. go ana
s,,,i rn. ,oiriTrM Term Part III BEFORE GLIDER
sceye ! Nos CM7 2ll5. $3.50. clear: , .,,
Srrreno court Trial Term Part " ADJOURNED uh'l'
MONDAY September - 49,. o.. .. ,1,o,r,., ,o-
tho r. Dor, " paf,re pooh
s,ovrr + causes he sent from Part III for trial
clear. ~, .r..u p,,, VII Refora Gtege
Snremo court Trial Term-Psri lII.isrtore pugto
tauses 70 he sent from Part VII for trial case un
finished. r,., r.r,, par,s TX and x-,d
iourned for tho term - pr, VI p.,or. Mac
c,r I-Causes to be sent from Part VII :or trial
Case unfinished. 49, ,-, p,r, XII c,us.. ~ h.
49,, p,rt vi for trial. clear.
e,rrocates Court-Chambers- Arnold. S-Court
ous y, 10 20 a. NJ No day calendar. Wills for
pte h.otie Kineouhler. Sophia lederle Henrietta NJ
iohanna Wallace. Mary Ryan. Frederick Fre
Tn,e" uouyh@ry AT 1890 Elzabetha Koop David
snrrosate's Court-Tral Term-Before Fitzgerald $
~ ,3,s yu ~ John Macarthur, at 1890 m. No. 1895
vii Of Rotcrt Cockburn. at 1879 a n ~ -
co,,; onens al 10 a. m. Motions al 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
INCOMING NERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

To DAY.
vos.l For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Normannia Hamburg. Hamb Amer. ZOO a IN 1000 IN
Ornoco Bermuda. Quebec. .......... TOO p m 3iO m
St,car, nassau \ a cuba ........ ! 90 800 p m
Arl,ndEu Jeremie I Trading Coz. 800 y m 3uo m
,herc t.e Charleston. t1yde. .......... 300 y m
~ ,nrado New Morgan. 300
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ~.
,r,In pernambuco azil..........t2.Oo 200 M
colorado brunswick Mallory ........- 300 m
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER -.
tr,hr, Iiycrp,ol Cunard ......... \ 2Op m
,,sc,on. IiaVrp French ......... N "a n
Fuldn Genoa y q Lloyd ............ ~ m 1000
uayel Bremen. g Lloyd. $50 " la 1000 m
turn.scn Glasgow Anchor. ......... 1000 m i2aO
Neendam. Rotterdam Holl Amer. So" IN MOO m
Mohawk London. Al Trans. 300 Il m
Persia. Hamburg. Hamb Amer 100 m
La Red \ IN
JIois,.n IIavfl .............. 1900
Adirondack Kingston. 1900 m l2trl III
{ 81 Washington. Havana N&'nba. ~ 30 = m 900 m
Perlense Para. Red cross IL 30 m 300 NJ
Portia Newfoundland Red Cross IL 200 m Loo m
,,,manche Charleston. CLYDE .......... 800
IawDosas Galveston Mallory. 900
IN sud New orleans. Morgan. ....... 300 m
inulsiana New orleans Cromwell. 3:0Op m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Better cut off your undercoat than
wear a long overcoat, if you care for
style-we'll do it for you. Short
top-coats, $I2 to $50.
If you don't want to cut your old
suit our new Fall suits fit the coats
We sell thousands Of So Derbys
each year.
Haven't had a dozen complaints
in three years-"nuff sed."
We clothc the boy and clothc him
best.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Henry A. Daniels. VI. D.
- saih -.
mpairrnents ot the Nervous system u all descriptions I'M
poence Sierllty. and like ailments. Hours II l. to g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY Russell. j.
RYAN agt Ryan-rratt A. Brown.
Moss agt. Hosch-T. c. Outerbridge.
ACT, Murray-Otto l. Wise.
by Lawrence. J.
Churchill agt Hogan-Franklln Bien.
Matter Of Gpdenborg- Edward Jacobs
IIedien agt. Decentralization O1ell.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ruseell.
Matter Of Now-York Piano Case Company-Arthur In
graham.
By Mclaughlin. j.
John T. Williams agt Public Paper Box Manufacturing
Company-Edward x. Watson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23
THE TRIBUNE.
A few OFFICES TO LET
Tribune Building.
POSSESSION GIVEN IN TW0
WEEKS.

Owing to Encouragement of prem
ises, The Tribune Building is able %
let few offices, possession gIvea
about Oct. fst. The building is fIfe'
proof, and the elevator service IS az
SOlutely safe and satisfactory.
Apply in the Business Office.
THE TRIBUNE. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-23

Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and broadway.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-01-27

AFTER BLAsPHEMERs.-The law re-
lating to the disturbance of religious
meetings is about to be changed so as
to be rather more far-reaching in its
provisions. A bill to amend section
800 of the Criminal Code has been or
dered to a third reading in the house,
and the section as amended now reads
follows:
Section 800. Any person who shall
willfully and maliciously disturb or
interrupt any meeting, society, assem-
bly, or congregation convened for the
purpose of religious worship, or shall
enter such meeting while in state of
intoxication, or shall use or sell spirit
uous liquors, or use blasphemous, pro-
fame or obscene language ct or near
the place of meeting, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall, on
conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine
of not less than $50 or more than
500, or be imprisoned for a term not
exceeding one year, or less than 80
days, or both, or either, at the discre-
ton of the court.