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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR ro-DAY.


Appellate DyispsaPres t., Van B1qn,
Court opens at 2 m, N9s 80 jefor. Inrence
J"Metion cacnaas called At 1890 a. m, IT.. ,.,.,
Supreme Court-spec,ai Tern~Par, n~seore beach,
courspeca TeTgFs sa ioo t B tie
ao go a57s i.3s ii97 1897 S2i i4es 4ise 45o2
1903 1904. 4344. ilio 4li9 Clear 49, No.. p....,
supafs and fact Cos l2ss se2o ss55 is
Ass 426 3lS4 as a2% 4los 49, 4 s PRYOR
Causes sent from Part " for trial Case unhn-
Supreme curspecia TernrPq-s vrrBffore ~, Trua 5
supreme courtspecai Term-Part vrBefore smyth
supreme court-Tria Term-Part II-BefOrs Freedman
I Il iss '3 7i:i 1852 5sl HIS case unn
Supreme Court-Tria rerm-Part I1.Betore Glide
sleeve Nos. 1892 400. 53as. 3l32 6i12 Git 1910
t S .si3 isi1 i2ls Gs5s $50. l2oi. 44s7 case
smpTeme court-Tria, Term-Part IvBefore Wood
ward J-Causes to be sent from Part III Tor ira"
can snprame cour,-Tra Term-Part vBetore DAILY. j.
Causes TO be sent r2n Ta[ e I'm vIsfSrS Book
star Causes to be sent from Part III Tor ta case
supreme TPag. yI L, se Dus sIo
Nos 449l , eS Us SD asa 800 Ssa ss53 5os IA
ia5 42lG 527l 5375 5ol', 5Ol'2 800 i'-i case IN
Supreme court-Tria Term-Part vIIl-Before Davy
J1causes be from Part VII for trial Case un-
Supreme court-Trla Term-Part TXAdjourned until
Me sprsfne 9,our,&Tria Term-par XBefore ADAM
Jcauses to BE- srnt 'r TsrPar XIBeore MscIin
J-Cause5 be sent from preferred calendar Tor tFA
Supreme Court-Trial Term-part XIl-Before Werner
J.-causes be sent from preferred calendar Tor uia
surrogate's t-Chambers-Before Arnold $40.
for probate: Peter Hausten; Marian hramer wizard H.
lone Mar oConn0 1923 1879 @ JACOB Fredaner
D?gw Tr5 ~ Gour,rrial erm-Be Fitzgerald
No will of A.
will Of John D. Townsend. at lo:45 M No 1851. Will
OF c ArS9orF Mccarthy Court
opens eiy at toa H a Tem2Far Conan j.
Nos 1s97. as 1863. 100. lts i5ti l3s7 I>22 lsai
' ci,y l', cou lt" s' Ttfm-Part efo Fzsmon
saoa d I' o a' ss ' i@Sg u.s. JOS s. 49, Si sS
nos 2o5a oeo 2oGi s3 P ns,ors scbncbma,
J-Nos e7l l7as .oii 2o2i :o'i is'' ~ i,st 30lG
Us 5 .o5 90 so7S 4oIi 3o72 9o7s 9c74 2o5 @o'G 3o'7
cry GoGT' cI.a. I Sas oa s l3S "Sf
I'll . s9a t .s 80 ~ 4s rs - ia2
4l33 ii34. AGO. i2si. Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
sBy Lawrence J.
Bryan AIT. Rae-Charles W Could --. - Co.
trustees Of Peabody Fund agt Cornwall -four
AIhany city savings Institution Anirews-Thomas
T. Donnely.
By Peach. J.
Calhoun ast. Calh,un-Phip NJ Lcakin
Dean act IaNren re-Jared c. Baldwin r..
General SYNOD u the Reformed Church q America
Rrcoks-Francs I. LOwrey.
By Beekman. J.
Tobias aet Smith two c'seai-John p Pine
Mcclure agt. Healy-Syive~ter l.. H. Ward.
Matter OF Hinsch- samuel =. Goldsmith.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Lawrence. J.
nd N Il J
A.olrh Schwab agt Superior Weekly ladies' Journal
Co-Narx -. Hos'ein
b. Beach. J.
Solomon IadinsN AIT. Max Rubinger-Dayd F. Gross
William K Hammond agr. Ulrich Maurer-Paul ".
IorXOg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

as part OF the Barbzon collection. This bust is
one Of the best ever done by the English sculptor.
Three years ago when Mr.. Depew was in England
Mr. Joy wrote and asked him sit for bust.
Mr.. Depew complied and gave three sittings. This
bust together with those Of Gladstone and Sails
bury both famous works by Mr. Joy. exhibited
al the ROyal Academy last year, and was favorabiy
commented upon il has been much admired by
fh0.a who have sccn l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
FINED FOR SPLITTING N CAR.

Thomas Evans an engineer. Of No $40 Madison
ave- was fined 81 in the Morrisania Police Court
yesterday morning by Magistrate Mott upon com
plant OF John ]. Murphy. conductor OF car no $50
OF the Union Trolley Company. VINO charged MIN
with splitting upon the floor of the car IN violation
OF the Health Boards ordinance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

the United States Government for 10000 for false
arrest and imprisonment. Slocum was arrested NJ
Hamilton about year ago, and was extradited on
a charge OF attempted murder at Peoria. He was
tried and acquitted. after lingering in jail for sew
era weeks. As he leaving the courtroom ne
was re-arrested for sending obscene newspapers
through the United States mails After being In
carcerated eighteen days. Siocum was discharged.
the judges ruling that he could not be tried on
charge other than the one he was extradited upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
MRS. A. Oakley HALL.

Short Hills. y. j.. March (SpeciaD.-Mrs. kath-
crime Louisa Hall. the wife OF A. Oakley Hail. for
merry Mayor of New-York died at her home here
to-day. She was daughter OF the late Joseph y.
Barnes The funeral will be held at 81. James =
Church. at Seventy-nrst-st. and Madison ave,
NewYork. on Thursday at noon. The burial VIII
be in Trinity Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
A FALSE REPORT ABOCT Mr.. ETARTS.

A report was received from Washington last
night, which current there. that ex-senator
William NJ Evarts was dead. Tribune reporter
learned AZ Mr. Evarts's home. No 81 second-ave.
last nisht that the ex Senator was sleeping peace:
fully. The person who answered the bell saiu
that Mr.. Evarts was not III nor had he been HUE
POSED Ter soma Tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

(43x herrecs being ~ higher than that g Mon
day higher than that Of the corresponding day Of
last
Light showers probable to-day. followed by clearing
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

The most serious symptoms Of Lung and Throat
affections can be relieved. and in the great major
iiy Of cases the disease can be cured with Dr.. D.
Jayne's Expectorant. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
ISRAEL =. KERSHEEDT.

The death OF Israel p. Kursheedt occurred Mon
day in Denver from consumption He went there
for his health year ago Mr. Kursheedt was born
In this city in 1852. For number OF years he was
secretary of the kursheedt Manufacturing Com
pany No. 356 West Broadway. He was never mar
ried, but leaves his mother and seven brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Far New England ami Eastern New York hsht local
rains probably followed by clearing weather. warmer
outhuestery winds. followed by colder northweserly
winds by Thursday morning.
For Eastern Pennsyl vania. New-Jersey Delaware the
District u Columbia. Maryland and Virginia local show
ers In the morning probably fair during the afternoon
winds shifting northWefery. colder "Wednesday night
For Western PENNSYLVANIA local showers IN the morn
ing followed by fair and colder weather winds shifting
TO northwesterly.
For Western New-York local showers followed by
clearing weather. westerly winds. colder by night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
THE CHARTER ELECTION ~ SING SIN0.

The annual charter election for the village oicers
~ sing Sing took place yesterday. Pres''eh'
prande,h Dem) reelected by ~ maJorS'
The trustees elected were Eiiesood h~m' E'uiiuee
IN "a u,iuiams REM. Leonard T.. Kipp
,n ,,,s elected Tres surer. and ]. William Meyers
, I'LL, Goljecior Isaac Secor DEM. for Wafer
,,omnnissoner botn tlckets. Inc So. $50.
ooonrnnriation 10 equip the Fire Department WIS
defesfed by 80 majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
WALL STREET AND EXCHiN wees.

A story came from Washington yesterday that
there was 10 be. temporary measure. hori-
zontaI advance in duties somewhere between 10 and
35 per cent As a consequence there was rush 10
the Custom House TO take goods out or BOND ana
pay duty them. The WITHDRAWALS "hich hau
averaged 400 lots day. Jumped TO 5H lots; u was
reporied that one importer had arranged win a
hank for a loan of 10000 and another for a loan
oS sSoo go 10 take goods ont of bond Goods now
in bond in NewYork call for the payment OF duties
az present rates TO the amount or SDvpVD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
A BUST or NR. DEPEU.

BY BRUCE-JOY AND NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT THE LOTOS CLUB.
Albert Bruce-Joy's admirable bust Of Chauncey
VI. Depew IS on exhibition az the Lotos Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

Washington March On the Supreme Court Of
the United States the call tomorrow will be Nos.
2o 500 and 1861 G29 2o6 ls9 (and 1900. 200, 2ll,
L. $50 $50 and III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany March 9-The Court OF Appeals day
calendar for tomorrow is Nos -, 90. %, d. d.
81 IS and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
MARRIED..

FULLERTON DTCKERSON-In 81. Stephens ChuSsA
Philadelphia March s. 1897, by the Rev. DR.. 3. D.
Mcconnell. George stuart Fullerton 70 Julia window
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

REV. A. c. DIXON, u. D.
VIII speak sunday afternoon. March H. o'clock.
CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL.
J. H. BURKE viii lead singing. assisted ey PAkhs
SISTERS and large chorus. send stamped envelooe y
W. e. LOuGEE. " East 23d-st. Tor tree us4AlA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Notices Of marriages and deaths must - ~
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar
Inch.
30.
800

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
pressure indicated hy The Tribunes self
recording The dotted line represents the tenn
perature recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
Tribune once March 10 A. m.-The weather yester-
day was cloudy. with light showers. and mild The tenn
psrsturs ranged IS Degrees average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

w H. Hurley jr. recently suspended from
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange and hned Sl""
for violating the commission laws. Mr.. Hurley Is
a mariner IN the firm of Oliver Hurley, NO. no
Broadway New-York. William b. Oliver, Jr the
head of the firm before the Committee on
Commissions OF the New-York Stock EXchanse
Yesterday afternoon 70 explain that NJ r liuIIe}l
offence consisted merely in renting dlspultn IN
teresf account Of s5 The Committee or 'onnlS-
sions decided noi take cOgniZance OF Inc matter
II is not generally known that the STOCK OF the
Kelley Motor Company il listed on the New-Nok
Stock Exchange II il seldom there Is trans
action in IT, There was sale yesterday or IV'
shares the first in many months. at AZ. As 'he
stock ia half stock" In other words us pa
value IL 80 a share. the stock thal wa SY '
brought s2y a share. News from fnaueiPlIa'
where the mysterious motor was broueht mo ~
isfence is that John W. Keeey, the inventor -
now ready TO take out patents. Drdu6 htSileh ~
said 10 have been AZ work FOR some weeks hdhlnt
drawings TO accompany the Applications lOF P"t-
ents
There is a tremendous rush or applicants lot
nlsces in the custom House. There are hfty vac
ancies and 800 candidates for them. Theodore bab-
cock the head Of the Custom House Civil serve
pl,rea1 has hal to secure nve extra clerks 10 dhc
care OF the applications for places. AppIicauohhs
must be filed before March % TO participate IN the
examination on Aprh j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

srfyc THE GOVERNMENT FOR sf9o.o00
ro,or,o March "a leading law firm OF TINS
.,,v sc,,n9 for sidney slocum. Of Hamilton Ont.
.a.r,v ~ Peoria. ILL.,, has entered suit against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
Religious Notices.

ARCHIBALD BROWN. OF LONDON. .
er.l ks In Union Today AZ , g. M. j. IL HUME
sings. assisted by chorus. FERDINAND scHiNEREA
speaks in open air. n weather permits at 23o seatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Foreign mails FOR the week ending March i3 1871 viii
close promptly all the General Postoee ~
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

The citizens committee In charge OF the arrange
ments for the mass-mectng which Will be held at
Cooper Union tomorrow evening. 10 urge the
prompt ratification Of the arbitration treaty Win
Great Britain announces that short addresses In
,nv"r ~ the treaty will be delivered by Bishop
porter President Seth Low OF Columbia University.
"a y Rowland the Rev Dr.. Gustav Gottheii.
samuel Gompers. Frederic r. Coudert and Char'ss
8. Fairchid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
MR.. MNEIL TALKS TO BtSNES" "H''

Business men in large numbers gathered III mn
ering Hall on Tuesday TO listen 10 ,he nv
John Mcneil the Scottish Spurgeon' VINO 70 sTi"e
addresses every day at noon this week. Inc
ID. J. Burrell presided. and Professor D. H. Du.
sang When the Mists Have Rolled Away. MI
McNei! took mis- text from Samuel XVII l. |.nu
David said In his heart shall now perish Ce IN
by the hand Of Saul" His theme was i" "
the Dumps" Among other things ne saIu , n,o
If David got into the dumps. we Hiay Sc ,,on
them Were you ever there or are soHe 81 INV
ever out Of them? Our circumstances may ,orn
parallel 20 DaVid's. You are DOWNTOWN III d s .o,r
Broadway and the devil Is hanging 81. "a y 0
fanks all the time II is wonder that the nos mos
hopeful heir Of savaton-as the powers OF siii S s
wordness and temptation keep up their cedseIesa
attack-it is no wonder the stoutest near LIZ "a
10 fan and we get into thesdumps. We oesln 10
walk by sight and not by faith. Watch your hearts
When you begin to get dark and gloomy your H ne =
Will begin TO say dark things 10 you. DC "a
son Of consolation Speak words OF eooo mop am
cheer respondent, despairing hearts Ems d
the gloom by your CHEEKY face ana cheety WIZ
and God will use H. The cleverest thlhB inc Sies
crest man in New York ever did Is Wheh ne - pau-
gered and weary TO kneel down ana appear W nc
Strong One for strength, to the Wise one igr VIE
dom and 10 the Gracious One for pardoh ny IL, ~
Some Of you are lost for the want OF ~ D!B INC
DARK thoughts out Of your heart; bring mem 10 lle
fresh air and the daylight Will XIII them: LON
nearer home for your deadliest Enemy. your oehu-
Hest enemy is not man or woman or clrcumstance,
but your unsleeping foe is the corruption OF your
vigilance, for out Of your heart are the issues VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CONTINUOUS RACING IN INDIANA.

indianapolis, May 4-Attorney-General he'c"aiii
makes the announcement. that he does not see MS
way clear to interfere with the continuous racing
proposed in Lake County under the new arrange
ments with tracks at Forsythe, Hammond ana
Crown Point Governor Mount called the Attorney
Generals attention to the announcement that an
other race meeting was 10 open In ten DAYS AT one
or another Of the tracks, and Mr.. ketcham SAID:
1.-TWO years ago when they were racing at Roby.
Sheffield and Forsyhe, all three tracks being ad)a-
cent. went before the Supreme Court and insisted
that the tracks were practically one and the same
within the meaning Of the law. The Supreme Court
upheld my position and stopped the continuous rae
ing but with the tracks separated miles apart, as
they are proposed | do not see how / can
claim that they the same
This will probably settle all opposition to con-
tinuous racing from this locality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
SENSITIVE MONTANA OFFICIALS.

Helena Mont May fudge Walter NJ Blcktord
"a M T, Y Cole members of the State Capitol
Ruilding Commission. who were removed by Gov
ernor Smith have determined 10 bring suit against
Representative Frederick Whiteside for damages
for alleged defamatory statements made by MIN IN
n report TO the Legislature as the minority OF
committee appointed TO investigate the AFFAIRS Vi
the Commission In the report the Representative
said that the Commissioners had been guilty 'i
collusion In selecting plans ard letting contracts
for the work Whteside. II was supposed had the
privilege as a member OF the Legislature OF max
ing the report without being held liable but II VIII
he commended that in giving out copies OF the report
IN The newspapers prior TO It's presentation 10 thc
House when IL became record. he had no rlght
20 claim his privilege Whitesde also made "A
statement for publication the night the Legislature
adjourned: IL will be claimed that the stateitnt
WIS given out after T. O'Clock. when the Legislature
mad ceased TO be and that he was no longer
member then. and not entitled 70 the privileges vi
one The commissioners will ask $1,000 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
COLUMBIA SOPHOMORES LEADING.
THEY WIN A MAJORITY OF THE ATHLETIC CON
TESTS FROM THE FRESHMEN.

u -
TESTS FROM THE FRESHMEN
.l,hough the bicycle races will not De run OH
1T saturday the sopbomores OF Columha l III
arsi,v won enough OF the contests yesterday AFTER
roor q. Columbia Oval to give them another VIC
-.orv over the freshmen. The latter howeNeI, ~
mend upon. Powell and Ray Dawson 20 WI arins
class cycle championship for them. Inc summaries
yesterday were: 49,. 900.
one-hundred-yard dash--won by Non Bauerr 90.
esC1Da brown 90; third. Cowperthwalt, w Iiie
1895 40 $500. r,,o- 10.
Nj. 7,,-Won by Mosenthal. go second. turner W.
rour-bundred- d-fory-yard run-Won by Cogah
second GaIiatn, 90; third. Briggs % Ilme-'" u
sec $780,.
Mile walk-won by Josephthal 80; second Marcus
90 third Huds- n 90 Time-s:3o
ono hundred an d-twentyyard hurdles-Won by ON
ra1ar %. second Baker. 90; third. PeH. W. lime
lis sec .,
Two-hundred-a dash-.Won by CowpeIsh-
VAT 90. second Pier 49, third MADAM. 70 Time
"a Is -,
rvo-hurarea- q nd-tv enty-yard hurdes-Wcn by Zen.
30; second Moffat. 80; third. Nom Bauer % lime
IS 10 49,.
rsgb,-hundred-a -egh,y-yard run-won by Cogan'
90, second Tilt 90; third Ehret % Iime-z'oo %
1,gb unn-Won by Barker. 90 feet inches second.
pei 90 : feet inches third. Buckingham. 90 feet
pToas hm.--Won by Cowperhwait 60. 20 feet inches
second Nom 90 10 feet third. Henck "" II feet
6 inches am M
putting the six,een-p pound shot-Won by Mofat 80 30
Gee, al inches second Bigelow, 80 30 feet inches'
third. Tilt 90 81 feet inches
rh,out,g the sixteen-pound hammer-Won by Jones.
.o1 feet inches second Bgelow 90 II feet inch;
,hird Brown 90 90 feet inch
pole vsult-Won by Pier. 80. 10 feet second WOOD,
.oi % q fec g inches; third buckingham. feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
You think it is because your child

You think it is because your child
is growing too fast" that he fails to
put on flesh. More often it is due
to gradual and general weakening
Of all the forces of the body. The
child may have no pain, may have a
fair appetite and yet lose flesh. Per-
haps the happiest effects Of SCOTS
Emulsion are in such cases as these.
1t gives the body a fat which is
easily taken up; alters unhealthy &C
ton and supplies the best blood
making food known to medical
science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CLOCK GARDEN ~ CALIFORNIA.

Berkeley CAL May A clock garden, the flowers
OF which will tell the time of day is being plahheu
nv Instructor H. a. Ouisterhout, Of the botanical
division Of the university. He proposes TO cultivate
such n garden on the university grounds arranging
the plants in dial form. The hours and half-hours
are to be indicated by the successive opening ana
closing OF buds A great deal of experimenting VIII
be necessary to find out just what flowers should
be put around the circle. The garden VIII De lhe
only one OF the kind in the United states Inc
first garden Of the kind said Mr. Ouistcrhout, was
made at Cpsala Sweden. by the botanist ilnhfus
There is also one i'm Paris and efforts nave beeh
made to cultivate them I'm the Eastern States, Dut
owing TO the elements, they have not been very sue
cessful ! think the California cHHate - su''ao'0
for such experiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
THE GILBERT co. IN DIFFICULTIES
A BIG BROADWAY COTTON GOODS FIRM
FORCED INTO AN ASSIGNMENT BY
TOO HEAVY STOCK.

The Gilbert Manufacturing Company, wholesale
dealers In cotton goods at Broadway and White-st.
made assignment yesterday TO Sidney Sargent
The deed was signed by the president. Orlando F.
Dorman, and the secretary-treasurer Frank H.
Gilbert Although capitalized at only $500 the
company did n business up into millions. and three
years ago claimed a surplus Of over $4,000. The
company had factory of Its own. but was con-
verter Of cotton goods and made a specially OF
dress goods suitable for the drygoods trade. The
business was started In 1881, and the company mas
made a great deal Of money. II advertised ex-
tensively throughout the United States ana had
sales agencies in many OF the large cities. The
company also made various kinds of dress Innings.
and formerly made sleeve and body Innings for
the clothing trade but gave this up year ago.
Three years ago the company found itself with
large stock on hand which II was unable to move
on account OF the financial depression then exist
Ing There was considerable shrinkage In the
value Of cotton goods generally. and TO OBTAIN
financial assistance the company had to make an
arrangement with the firm of schefer. schramm &
Voeel drygoods importers. Of Broome-st. VINO
agreed to make advances to the company on us
sales and merchandised up 70 ne a AT the
time il was believed in the trade that THIS move
ness had grown beyond its capital. This arrange
ment is supposed to have continued ,arI Sche,,t
the senior partner OF tho irm deemed 20 S Nv
advice of counsel but 1t is supposed IN inc uduS
that the company owes the Nrhi >-N""V' io' "i''~'
the firm IS fully secured. .
Sidney Sargent the assignee, said yesterday that
the company had made an assgnment wi ,n vhe
preference for the benefit OF creditors, OWING 70 te
dnnression in business resulting in large aG-
cumulation Of stock, on which II was impossinoie
to realize to advantage This step had neen tahet
IN order 10 insure absolutely equal distribution OF
assets among the creditors Mr.: Srseni s sTo oin
Tbev we're largely to banks, and we're sea. tered
in MI ind ,be Hnf 1T sn9
abn',t 500 go and assets probably $4,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
SALE OF CARRIAGE HORSES.

More than five hundred persons attended yester-
day the sale OF winning carriage horses at the
American Horse Exchange. Considering the pres
emf condition OF the market the prices realized were
axceedinelv good The lots sold under the hammer
were the property OF c. j. and H. Hamlin, OF East
Aurora n Y; j. f. Widener. of Ogontz. Penn; L.
C. Tnderhill OF Passaic. and others. The sale was
under the management of W. D. Grand. The first
lot sold was the property Of c. J. II. Hamlin
Some Of the prices and purchasers were:
The Gentleman. oh. g.. years. l52 hands sired BY
Mambrino King. dam Rhe$ by Chimes ..oo
MEIck New YORK wears old Is hands sired
by Chimes dam Daphne. by Almont. tr- and Delta
chimes b. M 3 years old Is hands. by Chimes,
dam Dewdrop. by Mambrino King: H. A Bell co,
Prince Charming b. g. years 1928 hands. by
Primo. Regent dam Claribe by Anont. Jr won
FIRST prize Glass 80. at Boston Horse snow" a w. a,o
Your Grace b. g.. years. lSl hands by Nam,
brine King dam Gracious. by A,nnont Jr; ana hn
G Hi hor dan victoria. BY MambriGo King
tandem Class 49, Challenge Cup. Class 30: & ooo
H. Church. Hillburn ~ Y. wv
Triby M year, , 10 nahd r. p ana Dancing Girl
b" m years Is hands by Manbrno King dam ,ao
Christie by Amont. jr; C. T. Barney New-iork ooo
Some OF the horses owned by J. u. "''e'e'
brought the following prices:
udn,gomery and Wheeler Dr. g. and OLD; .o
,sSho D ana Ago1ss Dr. ss years 10 hands:
,,5ce and Grant Dr. m g.. and years. IS on
wild Rose bay gelding. years. 10 ha2ds, wa
ND M 10 81 800 by A. G.. Bgelow, but MI Miuenci
was not willing 10 part with the morse az az
S SI. leaf after an offer of fl.20 had be>a MADE
for him by II. y. Bell