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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIOyS.

Isidor Bremen, manufacturer OF dog collars and
novelties at No. ~ Duane-st, made an assignment
yesterday John II. Braun. giving preferences FOR
$5.1is to employees 10 Josephine j. Earl OF Glen
Ridge y. J.. and 10 Charles Frazier q GO. for
81 900 Mr. Bremen succeeded the Medford Fancy
Goods Company. Of which he was president and
treasurer. and which went into the hands OF
cever In 1891. lie said'he had capital OF slj,c0
The assignment IL ascribed 10 poor collections The
liabilities It is said will exceed sl5 0DO and the
nominal assets are expected 10 be much greater
than that amount.
The Sheriff mas received three attachments
against Herman Cappee. doing business H.
Cappee Il CO.. manufacturer OF women's suits. at
No SO Greene-st.. who closed out by giving bill
OF sale to his brother. The attachments aggregate
sl,27S.
The Sheriff has levied upon 2S3 bicycles in tho
hands OF an express company. as "A railroad com
pany which supposed to belong to the Kanka-
kee Manufacturing Company. bicycle manufact-
urer of Kankakee, III. The wheels are consigned
TO several persons here
Schedules of Jennie f.. Higgins. mncr
drcssmaker OF No i1S Fifth-avc., show liza bilit's
Of 81 S28 nominal assets S2326: actual assets. $l'
Adoph and Herman IiellcnberS. who did business
wear manufacturers at No 1914 Bleeckcr-st. con-
fessed Judgment yesterday for s4.4O7 In favor OF
Reiling David q Schoen for merchandise. Messrs
Ueenberg gave bill OF sale In February last. and
subsequently offered their creditors 20 cents the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
NnTNT VERNON.

An unknown man was struck and instantly killed
by a southbouad train on the Harlem Division OF
the New-York Central Railroad about O'Clock
yesterday morning The man was walking along
the track between this city and Pronx'ilie when
ma met his death. He dressed In neat black
salt and wore derby hat. Ills pockets contalned
81 S. IN cash. and pawn ticket maze ott 10 d.
Heating ., a.. ,o..so
on Saturday evening burglar entered the house
Of Henry Doell, special policeman at NO. u;
East First-st. II was early in the evening ana
Mrs l)oell had Just LET the house on an eIrand.
leaving her son Henry at the supper table. Henri
heard some one shaking the childrens savings
banks and On rushing into the s.tting-room saw
n nan disappear through the door and run across
he New-Haven freight yard. 1t was found that
the bureau drawers had been -ansacked. but no'h-
ing stolen. -, 49,. l..
The members OF the Church OF the Advent; n
woodiawn. have extended CAL 10 the Kew WIZ
lam Wilkinson. OF Minneapolis.
The members OF the GTamaton tIuD enjoyed Il
dance IN the clubhouse in Bronxve on SATURDAY
evening. An afternoon tea Will hc given ny Inc
women of the. club at o'clock Tomorrow
ISs E<o.s" Lee. twenty YEARS o!d. the % iR!ltor
Of Mr.. and Mrs: Theodore II. Lee. OF No. &c Glen,
ave, Chester lIi. died On Sunday. The :3neral
will be held this afternoon, and tbs burial viii be
IN Wcodawn Cemetc:y.
Annie Leila Tibbts. fifteen years old. INC daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jay r. Tbbits. died OF her
home; No 2ci stevens-nye; on Sunday. Her funeral
Yes held yesterday morning. the Rev. George G.
rsck officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
WHITE PLAINS.

Charles Sloan. twenty-four years old. VINO was
arrested at Chappaqua last June. and upon whom
were found a SLOUGH hat. black mask and a
slung shot, WAS found guilty of carrying concealed
weapons yesterday in the County Court. before
Judge Lent and sentenced 10 five years in the
State Prison. a.,
In anticipation of the increased traffic on It's line
In tho county fair week, the White Plains and
Elmsford Trolley Company ordered number OF adj
diional cars which were received on Sunday ana
are now being run on regular trips between this
village and Tarrytown passing the fair grounds
Surrogate Sikman yesterday granted letters OF
administration TO Richard Murray. administrator Of
the estate of Bridget Murray; OF Ossining. and to
Hester NJ Fancher, Administrative. estate OF
Erastus Fancher OF Poundridge. George T. White
of Cortland. has been appointed guardian OF
Dobbs Ferry. guardian of Ruby Beatrice Young and
Merle Roy Young, minors. OF the same village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF -YoRK--MoNDAY. SEPT o. 1897.
ARRIVED

PORT OF W-YoRK-MoNDAY. SEPT. 81. 1897.
ARRIVED
Steamer Mobile BIZ Laylini. London September l6.
mdse and 81 cabin passengers - New York Shipping
90. Arrived AT the Bar al 10
laurie OBJ. Smith. Liverpool september IL.
with mdse and 1 passenger to Maitland ke-sev. Ar
rived the Bar at 450
Steamer Baku Standard (Br). Parker Newcastle Sep
temher ballast the columbia OH Co. Arrived at
the Bar at II 2 september %
Steamer Spaarndam Dutch Van der Zee. Rotterdam
September Is and Bou!osne 10. with mdse l8l cabin
and 10 steerage passengers 10 Holland American Line
Arrived tn" Bar at $40 m. . 40
Cherboure 10 with ndse. 1871 cabin and 9, Storage pas
steamer Diamst Ger. Wrchhausen, fiushins ssptem
be- H. In ballast to Gust Heye. Arrived at the Bar AZ
ma
steamer Yumuri. Boyce. Tampco September 20 and
Havana a. with nidss and II passengers 10 James T.
Ward & CO. Arrived at the Bar at 5;2J a M c.-, 49,
Steamer Queensland 3D Spratley ~ Lucia septsnp"r
20 In ballast Busk Jevons Arrived al the Bar at
$50 a m.
steamer Sch,eswIg Ger Aarhuus. ~ MARI september
H. Petit Goayes H. Mragoane IL, Jeremie ~ Aaun To-
III. Gona.ves II. Port DE raN - anu inaSua
~ mdsc and passengers TO ispei " 90 Arrived
steamer trcoe eager New Orleans september .: with
udse and passengers to r 8 Allen
steamer Euremont Castle arr Comfy, trrnane ma sep
tnbcr ~ with phosphate rock In transit TO Barber Co.
Arrived at the Bar 1870 m VIII hhsh loading Tor
Hamburg -. c..,,,,h s.n,.,.,.. o,
with lndse ard passengers to the O,ean So 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
STRIKES 10 NOT PAY. SAYS DEBS.
REMARKS or THE AGrTAToR BEFORE LABOR
CONFERENCE ~ CHICAGO.

REMARKS or THE AGITATOR BEFORE A LABOR
CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 27.-About two hundred repre-
sentaiives of various labor organizations pres
ent In Orpheus Hail. In the Schiller Building to-
day TO attend the National Labor Conference called
by the 81: Louis Labor Convention Many organ
!za;ions affiliated with the American Federation OF
Labor were represented. but those delegates said
they were not there In an official capacity. Presi-
dent T.. V. Debs OF the Social Democracy was
called to the platform ard explained the object OF
the conference He appealed 10 the representa-
lives OF all labor organizations TO work together
toward amcoration OF the present condition OF the
laborng classes.
Strikes dom, pay" said Mr. Debs "All strikes
are lost. They useless. They are caused nv
the employing classes. When capitalists s,t road,
for a strike they provoke them, knowing well thei,
cause Is before the conflict Is begun nh
various labor unions Of this country have an thav
can do TO take care OF their own men Never a. a.
this better exempliied than In the recent miners'
strike. Never In my experience have / seen =
ven Of part OF the employing classes as mar oro
did ard yet. wnen an appeal was made for nnonc'ni
aid, less than seven cents per striking miner was
received"
r. NJ. Bannister. Of 81. Louis was elected chair
man OF the convention. and W. Il. Carrick OF Penn
sylvan!a, secretary The secretary read the formal
call for the convention and the delegates handed In
their credentials
There was much bitter criticism Of the action OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
TIE PARK BOARD AND RAPID IhaN"ii =
A LETTER FROM PRESIDENT oRR-vsE FOR land
IN PELHAM BAY PARK.

~ PELHAM BAY PARK
tho ,noe,,ng Of the Park Board yesterday AFTER
noon a communication read from the Kappa
Transit Commission. signed by President orr' MI
orr replied the letter OF the Park BOARD III ""''l
the Board stated its reasJns FOR NOT "ppt"Nl"h VI
the underground railway plan OF the COMMISSION
AZ It affected Battery Park. In his letter Mr.. orr
said:
The objection that this Commission does not
specify the depth at which the tunnel VIII run be-
meath the surface Is reilly an objection to the
statutes Of the State which forbid us. al TINS te
to make any specifications a. 10 ,his detail; and /
cannot doubt that your Board has knowledge OF
the law Will be- quite willing recede from sug
ec.tlon which would compel us to violate i;s terms
AMI Will rest assured with the unoff'idl Dat none
the loss obligatory assurance already gwen you
that when the time arrives when We may lawfully
pass on these details We VIII De bulucd pY 'n'
wishes Of your Board"
President orr asked that the whole question be
again referred to Professor Burr consulting en-
gineer OF the Board The communication was re-
ferred to the president.
MAYOR Strong. In "A communication. informed the
Board that the Association for Improving the Con-
diton OF the Poor had some three years ago started
cultivate three hundred acres OF land al stein
way Long Island. giving Work to unemploSrd peo-
pie. The land was given FOR three years by me
n.,c William Stcnwdy. and the Three years OF
OF when X. Fulton Cutting is president. had called
upon the Mayor and asked his Influence TO have
given To them on which TO continue their work
The Mayor added I'm his communication that II the
Board could it, way cle9r TO do so he would
like the association accommodated The matter
was referred to the president
The Arthur Memorial Committee. having In
charg. the statue OF Chester A. Arthur, wrote TO
inc BOARD suggesting Madison Square Park as
site The sculptor IL George r.. Bisse II was de-
cidcd that Mr. Bissell and Commissioner Cruger
and Superintendent Parsons OF the Park Depart
ment should confer with "A view to determining the
place to be selected.
Specifications for a small park at One-hundred-
and fifty third-st and Sevcnth-ave were approved
The park will cost S5.00 Bids were opened for the
work of the typographical surveys for the zOologi
cal gardc,s in Isronx Park. The lowest bid was
si9j from Stone d Thurston There ara 26j acres
IN no surveyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Tho trustees Of the Nex-Rochclle Public Library
have announced that beginning with Saturday the
library will be open from 10 m. 10 y. H. for the
accommodation OF the patrons 1t Will also be
open from 20 o'clock on Wednesday ana SatnF-
dav evcnings Heretofore the library has only been
No,en in tho afternoons The library contains many
thousands CT volumes. and new books are con-
t!nuallv being added. Its circulation has doubled
IN the last three years For the year ending Sep
t,mber l. 1891 its circulation was 2,"l volumes, as
against i022s for The corresponding period In 1881
lfiss Mar.e V. Boyd. Of Charleston. s. G.. IL the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Scherp. of Depot PLACE -
\ sodalitv Of 81. Aloysius organized In 81.
Carriers Church on SuDdav afternoon. under the
dicction OF the Sisters OF Charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS


AREMARI.E-Captain George Reiicr. tntel
state Navy; the Princess Brancaccio. OF ltay ana
" Bayard Van Rensselaer,. OF Albany. AsToh
Justice Burr Mattice. Of the Ncw-lofk o"P,',.'
Court BUCK NGiiAM-Mr ogden Goelet GAM
NATURALIZATION Won Bruulng. Of the German EN-
bassy at Washington. and Fr'nk Is. Noye~' OF
Washington. EVERYTHING Rev. Dr. Henry NJ
Freed and the Rev Arthur &. Powell, OF baI'-
more FIFTH ANENGE-Jonn ID. Long. secretary
OF the Navy: cx-Postmaster-ti General John ""nA
maker OF Philadelphia; Mrf N"le GRANT Har,o'l'
Of Washington. eX- Senator Charles \. sinclair. OF
BOSTON: Governor Charles T. OFerrall OF virginia
and Ex-Governor W. A. McCorklc OF West VIZ
gInia HOFFMAN-Thcodorc Cramp, OF PhiladcI-
mia and Calvin j. iIuson, OF Penn Van, y. Y
UOILAND-E Prentice Bailey. or Utica. Grofse
r. Peck Of Chicago. and John T.. Forbes. NJ r.
81 London IMPERTAI.-Ex Congressman Charles
4 'rowne of Minnesota. MURRAY lIlLI.-colon"l
George Curtiss Trea1wcl. OF Albany. ana Th"odor"
Hutterncld OF Syracuse. WAi.DORF-M. w. car
michael OF London. WfSTM NSTER-Louis Paz,
Bolivian Minister. and David Gutierrez. Secretary
Of the Bolivian Legation at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
MOUNT KISCO.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jelliff. of Prospect Heights,
In this village. have issued large number OF inV-
tations TO their many friends to the marriage OF
Their only daughter. Miss Dora A. Jellif. TO Will
lam A. Guinaud of Mount Klsco. The ceremony
will take place this evening, at o'clock; In the
Tbomas Lamont is pastor. Miss Olive Washburn,
of Mount Ksco. Will attend the bride as maid or
honor reception will follow at the brides
home. -, nj, ,>......
Ar a recent meeting OF the Fire Department
George McCabe was chosen chief 10 succeed
Charles Watson. Henry ]. Fisher was made as
s!stant chief. . = 49,,
The Republican Assembly Convention OF the
lid District will be held tomorrow at II O'CLOCK
in Pamer's Hotel. Croton Dam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican city Convention. Carnegie Hall. noon
and evening.
Wcstchcstcr County Fair. White Plains
First day for filing nominations.
Board Of Aldermen. city Hall. p. m.
Conference Of anti-Tammany organizations
Prohibition County Convention, No Union
Square, y. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Executive Committee Of Democratic State Com
mittee Hoffman House. II n. m.
Annual meeting OF Arion Society. clubhouse.
p. IN.
Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton No : West One-hundred- md twenty -hfth-st.
SIS p. m.
The Rev John r. Davies before noon prayer
meeting. No. ll3 Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
KATONAH.

The Home Missionary Society connected with the
Katonah Presbyterian Church will meet on Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Alfred f. Avery
in Bedford Greer
Miss Meta Lawrence. the second daughter or MI.
and Mrs James r. Lawrence. who has been i'll for
The last six months is in critical condition.
The resignation OF the Rev. Mr.. Van Norden from
the Presbyterian church, South Salem. OF winch ne
has been in charge for several years, mas Deen
reluctantly accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
TARRYTOWN.

The trustees have called special election LOT oc-
iober 5 10 decide the question OF approptid'
So 900 for street Improvements, for the ioio"i'e
mrposes: The completion OF pavement in Orchard
st. north OF Wildey-st.: paving Wildey-st. from
railroad crossing TO Orchard-st.: paving Ceiti"i-
ave from Orchard-st. TO Washington; 10 pulIu d
trunk sewer in Central-ave TO Duld truith stWri
for the water which overfiows from ANDRE iSiooh'
the widening grading curbing and pulldihs oI SUI
walks I'm Franklin-st., and the WORKING Oh Iro'e-
st between Benedict-ave. and tIzabeth-st. Ill,
A concert in aid Of the Tarrytown Hospital VIII
be given in Music Hall this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28

Few of you know the real value OF
goods, so price tells absolutely moth
ing.
We advertise certain suit at $25 +;
next door it's advertised at SIS.
Ours is fully worth every cent; the
other perhaps not worth a cent
How shall you decide'
Buy Of a firm that always satisfies
its customers, that makes every
wrong right, no matter whose the
fault.
We don't make to order but we
make to fit
Suits SIS to $50: overcoat. sl2 TO $50
We clothe the boy and clothe him
best.
Our Fall book tells low TO dress; cost OF it; pictures
i-wrte FOR II
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
4 SNAIL BOY KILLED BY 4 CABLE-CAR.

Walter Toner, eight years old. Of No. i59 East
Ninety-ninth-st,. was knocked down and killed by
= cable-car in Lcxlng ton-ave.. al Ninctyninth-st
Yesterday morning Thomas Mooney. the Grip
man and Edward Moore. TIE conductor OF the car.
were arrested. The eripman was held In S2,U0 bail
Tor Trial and the conductor WAS discharged. Con-
ficting stories are told regarding The responsibility
for Tie accident. The cable road employees say II
coud not be avoided. bat some witnesses say the
crDmnn was careless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
WITH 1 c4pyrlL or SIAM. mn.

Albany. Sept 27-With capitalization Of $500
oco the American Air Power Company o: New-Yorh
Guy was incorporated with the Secretary Of State
to-day. The company proposes TO construct power
plants ana 10 supply light heat and power 10 rail-
roads and manufacturing companies lis director:
are Alfred e. Jop!!ng Francis X t9rake: ana
ford OF Hackensack y. j.. and John c. Breckin-
ridge. Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
MAMARONECK.

The members OF Cakhurst Council NO AL 'oi''-
panIons OF Foresters. are making preparations ior
,ho,r animal reception to be held next month.
Mrs Albert H. Wheeler has purchased the estate
of Mrs Nellie b. Morrell, in Orenta Point the
Sound Mrs Wheeler is having plans prepared by
a well-known New-York architect for handsome
home which will equal any OF the fine mansions OF
the neighborhood ~ A., $500.
a gun club is being organized among the sport
ing men of the town Their matches VIII be held
on TIE grounds Of the Mamaroneck Athletic Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28

Boa SsTFG g ps SsTs a'a Sl''
SANDY Hook. sept -. o:3J = m-Nind noF'n' "'~
breeze. clear c,r,prn
Steamer Belova tBr). Carroll. Neutrality-suspicious. .
steamer Leon N ~. Lampe. Port Antonio-Ane'''-'
steamer Bowie (Br). Jones' Liverpoo-H Nai''an'
Kersey. .,, Ocean 50
Steamer city OF Philadelphia. Delano. Baiimore-h
steamer Richmond Glover. Newport News and R'''
steamer Guyandoue. Davis. Norfolk AMI Ne~P'. New
steamer John Englis. Br,gs Portland Hor'to IN
Bark Teocle utsl), Masteiione, - Lous du NM
{ seascr.
STAT Of TsSa 5Sr Ern ,y lssssynSnss
m, M. Newport News and Richmond city OF fni'a'e""
NOTICE To MARINERS
The Lighthouse Board gives notice taat yesteraAy I
cable of the lighted luoys marklns the ICY
the Ciciney and Bayslde Range cut channss ss we're
Reer w be Tad S,oS and . the Dee a Pill :
lighted soon as practicable OF "hieh cue "''''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Sept 2'-sailed steamer cuhe 'bN' mons
Queenstown sept 81 1879 mArrysd , stss%tT
soatlsmpton. sep, ?I-sasd' steamer amer Sa'0''''-
Huh Sept 25-Arrived. steamer MaEteio 'Br)' I've"
Sanx Sept 2sailed steamer Kurrachee 'Br 10
New-York - ,, .. r,,oa,y,,k ,Br.
'r sSsieGs sept aSsaed Steamer CBr Dyer
Nev-York mot before reported ,,.r -,,, ,Hr,.
Bristol sept 2I-Arrived. steamer isiahua" Nv ~
S"ansea sept 2Ssailei Brooklyn City 'SA
Watkins New-Ior< ,y.,.,, mani
Iout ,'openhasen etc. for New-fork ....,. ,srl
Isle Of Night Sept 26-Passed. steamer stratns''e W."
Jones York Cor Rotterdam .,.. ,r,,,chl
Lizard sept 2e-Psssed. steamers Amsterdam ppu,chc
pakks- Ams,erdar for NevYo:k; Werkendam .O sssrr
po,son New York for Amsterdam. 2'th, srussia WV"
schmidt Hamburg for New-Yo-k -> vsler
E-emen SEPT 21-Arrved. steamers spree ueV, 'c.a
New-YcIk. "a Plymouth etc; Koenisln La'se ''''"
schuckmsnn New-York. Via southampton ,r.,,ess
Ansterdau Sept 25-Arrived, steanie. '>'"N'
Dutch Butz New-York. , $1,000, sprse
,nerhourr seot 26 a m--ArriVed steaHe.
(Garl Meier New York for Bremen ana proeeeueco
Gibraltar Sept .8-Passed. steamers Fonac 'p'
Treste etc for New York: Tergeste AUST su.smsr
Trieste etc for York :Ith. r-Arri.el, ssieJ
Wsrrs 0;e-p Mirow New-york for Genol and po's lana
Naples sept .i-Arrived. steaEer Massiiia WI D
New-N York. po-nholll
New York, VIA sydney, H. .u,,..,. ,Br).
Fiume. Sept :a-sa.ed. steamer California VIZ
Mitchell New-York ,,shirs ~,
singapore sep, a7-Arryed steamer Brecohsn"' "
PEBBLES. New-Ycrs for Hong kong. etc ,p,, dur.
Montey doo Sept 3-Sa.ej, steamer Florence VIZ"
ney. Ncw-york .--.----'--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
THE REVOLUTION ~ GUATEMALA.

nARnros PUTS ZIG PRICE oN THE HEADS or
THE REBEL. LEADERS.
san Francisco. Sept. 2I-The latest news from
Guatemala received in this city states that price
OF SlOO 600 has been placed on the heads Of Pros
pero Morales, the revolutionary leader. and his
aid Manuel Fuentes. 1t Is also said that an order
to this effect has been promulgate ed by President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
urnNrsnAY. SEPTEMBER %

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER %
N.sse Mails close. Vessel sails
American. a m
Majestic liverpool White Star....... 900 l2n0
So'ithwark Antwerp Rcd 900 O a n
OrIzaba Havana y 4 cuba. ....... | 100 800 IN
Irnouos Charleston. tlydc .......... 800
colorado I,runswick Mallory. ........ 800 M
TIL RSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Columbia Hamburg. Hanb- Amt~..... 500 900 a m
X w der Crosse, Bremen. y g. Lloyd. 300 500 m
Vremcn Bremen. y {; LLOYD. .... .... I2:o0m
Finance Colon. Panama 1000 1900
Algonquin. Charleston. clyde. ......... 800
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l.
state OF Nebraska Glasgow, Allan State GOO n m Sam
RIO Grande. Brunswick. Mallory ...... 3pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
FOUGHT FOR HER CHILDREN IN COURT
AN ORDER GIVING TO a POLICEMAN THE TEN
PORARY CARE OF HIS CHILDREN Vl0-
LENTIY RESISTED BY THEIR MOTHER.

PORARY CARE OF HIS ClilLphhN VIZ
LENTIY RESISTED BY THEIR MOTHER.
The hearing Of habeas corpus proceedings brought
by Mrs. Emma Shannon for the recovery or her
four children from her husband John shannon n
policeman begun yesterday in Part ii OF the
Supreme Court The woman recently began an
action for a separation from her husband. on
Saturday he went to his wife's home and took the
four children away She Immediately secured 4
writ for their production in court.
Justice Lawrence yesterday adjourned the hear
ing until to-day. giving TO Shannon the custody
of the children in the interim. When shannon at
tempted to take them away. however. the mother
fought violently to keep her little ones. The court
in an uproar, and was cleared by ORDER
of Justice Lawrence. The fight however. was con-
tinued in the corridor. Mrs. shannon shouting and
attacking her husband With the assistance OF
the court officers the children were eventually torn
from her and taken away by Shannon In cab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28

Charles H. Trajttcur yesterday restored to
his old place as Inspector of customs attached to
,hc Law Division of the Custom House. Mr.. Trait
,e,r MAS The customs officer who seized the pct-
ures which had been brought TO this country by
the late Countess Cacacci. The Countess said Mr..
Traittcur secured evidence on which the seizure
was made Us making love 10 Eer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
WALL STREET AND Exchanges.

Max Sax. a broker on the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange. could not yesterday make
rood the balance against him on his clearing house
sheet and was suspended from the Exchange. He
was long of market. and 400 shares OF different
ISSUES were sold under the rule. for his account.
including Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pacific
Ercadv,iv lie has been a member of the Conso-
Ia ed EXch since l3s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
su,rss =, Sunset j:is Neon m G3' Moons age :
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Ns,rlv Hook s:33 GOV. Island sli Hell Gate io:ii
=. sardv Hook Island 92 lt,u Gate il:o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-28
Announcements.


Linen used in the making Of our Collars and
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