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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
GREAT RAIL WAY FIGHT
Debate Over AnnuIment of the Southern's
Lease of the North Carolina Railway.
COLLISIONS IMMINENT.
Alr. ;. Is. Alexnnslcr, President OF lilo
North Carolinn Rnslwny mia air,
VII. Day Counsel for tho Soaboard
Aavo Hot WOrds-Mr. AIexnuteQy
and Judge Avery Have Il Tilt. i

Ralelgh,. N. c., Feb. S-{SpeciaD.-B
lore the special Legislative COMMITTEES
lhere was for four hours this AFTERNOON.
ana Tonight u great debate on the bill
prepared under Governor Russell's dt-i
Iccllon 10 annul the lease of the North
carolina railway to the Southern. The
aepate was ut times exciting, and per-
sonal collisions were twice Imminent,
THEY ALMOST FOUGHT.
Ihe iirst time there was nearly q row
between $. B. Alexander. president OF
the North Carolina railway, and VIII
nam II. Day, attorney for the Seaboard
AT AZ hnic. who, In his remarks, said
alexander and the directors OF the
North Carolinn railroad showed a lack
or sense IN making the lease in face OF
the lact that the people OF the State on
posed 1t. -.'1 a - : 4''~''-s -
The other incident was whilel General
Counsel Alexander, OF the Southern.
was speaking, who remarked that who,
ever might represent the State in the
case might expect to get big fees OUT OF
the State or railways.
: ES-Judge Avery, Of the Supreme
Court. said that any statement that he
WAS WAS me attorney for any railway in
somebody had said this and that he
wanted to find out who the man was.
Alexander said he had not said So
f * STATE ALLIANCE SPEAKER.
T.. II. Bushbee spoke for the Southern
railway and John Graham. Of the
state Alliance. made q statement.
Alexander, in his remarks, protested
that Graham had no right to use the
power Of tho State against the South
ern railway and In the Interest Of the
Senbonrd Air Line. rs 571,. .j S3-- 4
REMOVING OBJECTIONS.s
w II. Day. counsel for the Seaboard
Air Line, stated that two provisions OF
the IN bill to annul the lease Of the North
Chroilnn railway to the Southern have
been stricken out, namely. that pern1it-.
Ting the road to be Sold and that for
bidding the pnralleling Of the North
Carolina road. He says these are drop
ped IN order to remove objections to the
bill. fI --2'T.o 80.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

When she was overturned. and seven
more men were in tho water The men
were rescued with life lines The life.
noat was lost. as were one or more OF
the shtp.s boats. These were all torn
from their dnvits by the heavy seas
The Amphitritc. the Maine, tho Col
umpfa and the Marblehead were sight !
ed IN the morning In the order men
toned. The AInrblehcad was laborlng
heavily, and had out her oil bags,
Grave fears had been entertained for
the Amphitrite. but she rode out the
gale aud as fat. rs can -ha- -1etrnotl ,ns4
no life 'i' - : 'o7e ''77e
CREELN1AN'S BRAVERY.
On board tho Maine a board or en-
quiry reported on tho loss Of the three
men: They highly commended Crcel-
mans brave attempt 10 rescue ItoZel.
re VIII be recommended for II life
savers medal Of the first class The
columbia. Marblehend and Amphitritc
came down the coast together after tho
storm .lIll-7 I>r1-,'-,. -
fhe reason the New York did not ar-
rive until this afternoon IS explained Dy
me TACT thnt She turned back and went
Almost 70 Hattcras looking for the moni-
Tor. The Marblehcad came up to the
city this afternoon. ana arranremcnts
were made for putting her injured sniI-
ors In the hospital here
SHIPS BEHAVED SPLENDIDIY.
l.Nactly what amount OF injury the
various vessels themselves sustained
during the storm cannot now he stated
Inc oiiicers say thnt the ships behaved
ssplendidiy. but it was evident, even
20 casual observer, that the vessels
hau received rough usage at the hands
OIL the hurricane. It Is practically GER
itain, however that none OF them have
been seriously injured. It is not prob
able that the manoeuvres will he seri-
ously interfered with or retarded by the
,err1DIe experience through which the
fleet has passed III,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Issue orEilyar

L Washington. Feb. s.--The Issue Of
standard silver dollars from the nints
and Treasury offices for the week ended
teb. was S3o4ac0, and for the CORE
spending week last year was s2A9 go II
The shipment of fractional silver coin
from Feb. l aggregated s1446Sa -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
worth while e,oInp A,tor

Special sale Monday at Levy Bros
store. l
100 dozen Fine Pure Linen Huck
towels. size 20 Inch wide. 40 inch long,
l0c. each. Haste advisable If you want
them. as they are worth double the
price. %E1 I5#
so dozen Pure linen u size Napkins.
75c. dozen. worth SIPS. Come quick for
these as they will not last long.
LEVY BROS Bargain Store.
L--- ~ S44 Main street l.M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
ARD tn I,hs,.ogRnl,nx.

The latest III style and finish Is ;i.,.
new Das-reiief portrait made on,S#l!yy
Campbell, the wideawake plotoyFA.y,...f
They cannot be described, but mus! 81
seen to be appreciated. THEY ara lio5y3
on exhibition at his studio. as is ii lso. i, Is
fine line OF water color cabihets. 458s 81 33}s
3. S. .8CANIPBEIaIs.ti. i. ti.3 & z.
S40-34i Main street. .t y
Jan l0-tf Ballentine Block
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
WIKI. BE RELEASED.
General Lee Expects 40 Trouble In
+. SCOx~Gi'S Case. ..

Washington, Feb. S.-Consul- General
Lee telegraphs the State Department
that Correspondent Scovel, arrested at
Tunas. will be brought to Havana,
reaching there on Friday next, and he
apprehends no difficulty in the case 1t
Is thought here that Scovel will be ex-
PEELED from the island after l.rlef i'm
prisonment pending examination.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. S.-General 10
ehelby's condition Is unchanged. He
may live another twenty-four hours, but
his physicians stnte they would not be
surprised at collapse at any moment.
us us mental faculties have apparently
left him. He scarcely recognizes any
person. and fails to respond tosany ques.
tiOns. - Ill1,t7 - 11'-,,-ll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
TUE WRIGHT CASES.
VIII be Called im tic Princess Anne
County Court To-day,

Hon. r. e. Boykin, OF Smithfeld, one
of the counsel for ex-Treasurer Wright.
of Suffolk, was in the city yesterday on
his way TO the Princess Anne County
Court, where the Wright embezzlement
case will be called to-day, this being
the fourth change Of venire in this nov.
noted case. E.
Two motions will be argued before the
Judge to-day and Mr.. Boykin antlci-
pates n favorable result. He declined.
however to state what these motions
would be.
Cx-Treasurer Wright arrived in the
city last night and Will accompany his
counsel to- Princess Anne county this
morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
come ut once.
NT0DI av

Monday. February 9th. we begin, to
close out several large lots Of winter
shoes. Mems $500 winter tans, at s9. 90:
Turner's mems 5000 black calf, cf.. lace
an congress, at $500. One lot e. c.
Bufls ladies' shoes. formerly $500,
at $500. 154 Main street, a 4
S. J.. THOMAS & CO.. Shoes
fa7-a06 aetH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
REMOVING OBJECTIONS.
Hon. ). Il. TncI.er xyen,. !.

Lexington. Va, Feb. S-IIon. John
randolph fuckers condition Is reported
as being weaker to-day and not so fay-'
orable as on yesterday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
jan loft

Brazil imports one ship load Of Ainari.;l
can apples yearly j. ,lte las &ex xehaHsas8
received from the "p ace where tfieEnutSi
at 10 cent s apiece.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

Do your eyes burn, or blur? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. In most oases, will afford relief.
See Or. Week. ~ q: II yi3 tj B
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

For Ill effects OF eating-Beoch-
ans Pills. 9t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

Newest Discovery Teeth: no
pain. N. Y, D. Rooms. Ennis. 1872 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

Why not profit by the experience or
others who have found permanent cure
for catarrh in Hoods fsarsnparilla. 9'3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
MOUNT VERNON.

Al the meeting OF the Common Council on tues
day night an ordinance adopted regulating
fares The special committee the municipal
building made It's report, that the owners OF the
Dearborn and Stephenson buildings are willing 10
remodel them TO accommodate the city departments,
and that Norman A. LAWYER had offered 10 erect
three-story brick building In Thrd-ave.. adjoining
the police station for 5000 year on ten-years
lease The report was accepted resolution by Al
derman COnklin that the city issue siWl"n IN Dohus
for the purchase OF the present water plant was re-
ferred.
The managers OF the Mount Vernon Opera House
have adop,ed rule requiring women who occupy
seats in the parquet 10 remove their mats during
the performance.
The new officers of Guiding Star Encampment
O. o. f.. will be installed tonight. Ehe members OF
several neighbOring camps Will he present
The first OF n series OF dances to be held In the
Gymnasium will be given tonight. The others arc
TO be on February p and April - The secretary Is
George A. Albro. OF No 10 Em-st.. and the members
mund w Boline Mrs Jennings ;. Cox. Mrs. James
D. Foot. Mrs Julian Hawthorne. Arthur L. Clark,
Robert c. Fisher and l.. Percy Jones.
George Higgins. insurance agent OF Bronx
Vile was arrested to-day. charged with embezzle
ment by f.. Neinvonce. Of this place. The arrest
While Lynch bringing his prisoner TO this
city by way of the Harlem Railroad Higgins
Jumped from his seat and ran TO the door: The
rain was running at the rate of thirty miles an
hour but Higgins leaped from II. He struck on
his fect fell. rolled few times. and then
started TO run. Lynch followed his escaping pr's-
oner to the door and sprang after him. Lynch
Higgins as he did not fall and he soon recaptured
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
NETWORK CITY.

The second annual ball OF the Alumni Association
OF the New-York College of Pharmacy was held last
evening in the concert hall of Madison Square Gar
den. There were about one thousand persons pres
ent. among whom were Professors Coblentz. Rusby.
Jelliffe Dekman and Ferguson
The Charities Commissioners yesterday con-
tinued the investigation OF charges against A. y.
White. the suspended Morgue-keeper. who is
charged with disposng of bodies Illegally. Some
testimony to the delivery OF bodies at various
medical institutions taken. and the hearing
was adjourned til next Monday.
The steamer City Of Rio Janero has arrived at
San Francisco with mails from China. Japan and
Hawaii dated Hong Kong. December ~; Shanghai
December %: Yokohama. December 81 and Homo
lulu January 10. They are due TO arrive IN New
York Sunday morning.
The Irish Emigrant Society, No. 81 Chambers-st..
last year assisted GA newly arrived immigrants to
reach their inland destinations The number landed
here from Ireland 2i.7i9 of whom AZ were de-
tained and sent back In the Free Labor Bureau
work was found for 3.5N natives of Ireland.
General Alexander s. Webb. president OF the Col
lege of the City Of New-York. has been confined to
his house Riverdae- The Hudson. for the last
week with cold While 1t has not been severe, az
a matter of precauton General Webb has remained
indoors a professor at the college said yesterday
that he expected the president would be about in a
day or two.
James McGunne coachman for Charles Parsons
president Of the Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg
Railroad who lives at No. % Park-ave.. was fined
s. in jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing for becoming intoxicated on Tuesday night He
drove Mr. Parsons a concert in Chckering Hail.
and while waiting for his employer drank too freely
and finally created a disturbance in cafe at
Eighteenth-st. and Fifth-ave He was arrested by
Policeman Carmody. OF the West Thiriethst. sta
ton. and locked up. Mr. Parsons drove his coach
and team home
Herbert r. Hand has obtained an attachment for
5000 against the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Company on two checks dated January H. on New
York banks to the order OF Simmons & Sade which
were not paid Deputy Sheriff Whoriskey served
the attachment on two banks.
1t is doubtful II there is reduction in the Bank
OF Engands rate of discount to-day. The ease in
money in London Just is largely due 10 the fact
that considerable exchange has been held back
whereas "A decline in the London money rate might
bring OF II forward with the result OF tighten
ing up the money rate once more. The open market
will lose "A good deal of money TO the Bank Of Eng
land soon account OF income tax and other
nue. collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
STATEN ISLAND PPENTNGS.

The Chamber OF Commerce on Tuesday evening
held an election for trustees TO serve for three
years and the following selected: George O.
Lord. Guy A. +. Irving. Azel r. Merrill John NJ
Pendlcton. r. l.. Hadklns Benjamin Brown and
George l.. Egbcrt. The treasurer reported a MEM
bership Of over 200 and cash balance OF 81 1!r2 70
The Chamber also by a vote OF II to o. decided To
Try to have the name Of the new borough changed
to that OF Staten Island
The Staten Island Whist club has decided to not
consolidate with the Staten Island club and has
Increased the dues from 81 to $lO
Republican primaries In the town OF Wcstneld
will be held in all the districts this evening.
George William Curtis Council No 1,5J4 X. A.. OF
TompkinsVille will hold it's annual installation OF
officers Tomorrow evening Deputy Grand Regent
Reardon and a number OF other State officials will
be present
The Young Mems Christian Association will hold
an entertainment tomorrow evening nj which
Franklin Hart, humorist will be the attraction
DIR. Thomas J. Thompson. OF Clifton. a we'll
known resident. is seriously Ill at his home with
pneumonia
euohre party will be given this afternoon by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
ASTOP CTPTO SALE TO BE PERMITTED.

Charles F.. Smith. the auctioneer who to-day ana
tomorrow IS TO dispose OF collection OF valuable
curios bric-a -brac and furniture, about one hun
lred articles OF which. he says. were at one time
the property OF William Waldorf Aston has re-
ceved the Mayors sanction 10 go on with the
sale The permission is given in spite OF the fact
that Mr. Peabody, attorney for tho Astor estate,
has challenged the auctoneers statement. Mr..
Smith received letter from the Mayor on Tues
day asking for particulars to show the genuine
ness OF the so-caed Aston relics which smith
was TO sell on consignment for New-York woman
OF good social position He called on Mayor strong
yesterday morning. gave him In confidence the
name OF the owner OF the Aston goods. who Is said
TO have bought them for 5000 and showed him
tho loving-cup marked w. W. A.. and the sale
catalogue. with asterisks prefxcd TO the numbers
OF the Aston articles in that collection. The
Mayor was satisfied that tho sale was n thoroughly
honest one and gave his approval of It's continu-
ance He suggested however, that Mr. Astors
name need not be used prominently in the ad-
vertisements and Mr. Smith decided TO leave IT
out entirely hereafter. Daniel b. Sander. MS
manager told Tribune reporter yesterday that
the establishment was prepared TO prove Its claims
II necessary The woman who owns the property
in question is said TO be Mrs. Lynrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
WHITE PLAINS.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Lyon OF Unionve. announce
the marriage OF their daughter Miss Eva Lyon 70
James Taylor. son Of Moses W. Taylor Saturday.
February %.
As evidence OF the present insecure condition Of
the County Jail. Sheriff Johnson told a reporter
Yesterday that on Tuesday OF the shortierm In
mates was sent into the yard in charge OF deputy
taking advantage Of the deputys back being turned
Cor an instant sealed the board fence that partly
surrounds the yard and was only recaptured after
nurSuf OF several blocks. Another prisoner. "A day
or 50 ago who was being held pending inquiry as to
Ms sanity. succeeded In partly pryng open MS cell
door with the leg OF a chair before ne was discON-
cred The Sheriff say that an Inspection Of the Jail
every nfteen minutes j. about the only way 10 be-
certain that the prisoners are all there.
Al the request OF the Board OF Town Officers. SEN
aiOr Burns has introduced Dill In the Legislature
providing for the election OF Receiver OF taxes for
his town.
The Knickerhocker Club Of this village. will give
fancy dress bail at ~. Johns Han. on the evening
OF February p
The Board of Supervisors paid Their annual visit
OF Inspection 10 the Catholic Proteciory at West
Chester yesterday.
IL Is said that the committee OF the Board OF Su-
pcrvsors printing of the ballots for last fails
election will fail to agree and each of the three
members Will submit AL individual report. one Will
advocate material reduction on the prices charged
for the editions OF the official ballo,s another
the third will be- I'm IA nor OF n liberal allowance OF
the bill submitted by the printers.
White Plains Council No. %. j. -. L. \. NJ. VIII be
visited on next Monday evening by state Councillor
J. W. jenkins. A large number Of members from
neighboring villages are expected TO he present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

George r. Read. president OF the village. gave a
dinner and reception on Tuesday night Tor the
trustees leading business men and newspaper rep
rcsentatives OF Port Chester. Mr.. Read IL trying
IN secure for Port Chester soldiers monument
and public park. and his object In giving the
dinner was 10 have an informal talk upon the SUD
iocf. A model Of the proposed monument has been
completed by J. Massey Rhnd. and was exhibied
al the dinner.
Ex-Conercssman William Ryan and his daugh-
fer Miss Agnes Ryan will start In a few days for
a trp 10 Florida Arizona and Mexico. They viii
then go to Alaska. and return overland to Port
Chester In July. -, A.. .. .,s
home I'm North Greenwich. Conn. on Monday lie
was an old resident Of Westchester County. ana
will be buried in Rye Union Cemetery THIS AFTER
noon He leaves three children. Mrs. Dr. J. Is
White of Port Chester Is his daughter.
A musical and dramatic entertainment, loIo"eo
nv n reception and supper. was given IN aid OF the
Church OF the Resurrection. in the Lyceum In rye
last night. -, -. O. Y.,or.s
The new sanctuary and choir OF 81 Peer
Church will he dedicated on Sunday morning py
RishOp Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
TARRYTOWN.

Irving chapter No. 26S r. A. NJ. on Tuesday
evening elected the following officers Walter 7
sackett. high priest: Or. y. H. Freeland. king
C. H. Cnrtis scribe: William MaGee. jr, e or H.;
Dexter Farchild. p. s. John S. Dennis r. A. e..
John J. Vanderbilt. NJ. Of Third v; John NJ
Briggs NJ OF Second " Gerald Williams. NJ OF
First V; John Denis. tyler: Robert H. CARNEY
oreanist: william Morse. treasurer: r. a. McDon-
aid secretary. The officers installed the
same evening by retiring High Priest Morse:
Miss Sophie Siscoe Of Spring Valley. ~ j.. ana
Alfred Peterson were married by the Rev ". n
TAYLOR on Monday evening. MI ana MIS- fe,er-
son will live in North Tarrytown where the priie-
groom has large business interests
officers of that lodge on Tuesday evening. January
26 f. B. Irving. G. NJ. OF Albany. y. Y. VIII he
the installing officer. 80
A socabIe for the benefit OF the Second Reformed
Church will be given at the chapel to-morro"
evening.
The Young Mems I.yceum has appointed John X
Collins Isaac Regina and Edward Buckhout a
committee to arrange for handicap billiard tour
nament. The entries closed last night . ,
Owing to the death OF Louis y. lie Mare. the
entertainment which was TO have been given NJ
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church this even
ing has been postponed Indefinitely
New officers OF Solomon Lodge NO 1876 +. an1
A NJ have been Installed as follows: John J; Van,
dcrbilt w NJ: William Morse. 5. w: Richard
Livingston. J. W; James T. Laurie treasurer
William r. Nossiter. secretary. John >. Dennis
{ d: Gerald Williams J. D.; Lewis T. )olen =
NJ OF G.. William Aldridge. J. VI. Of c.. Alexander
Meginley. tyler; Charles vanderbilt trustee lof
three years. ,,.,,,
Another hearing in the case OF John y. and Will
lam Rockefeller against the assessors OF IN" town
Of Mount Pleasant took place YESTERDAY rranknr
mony and the hearings will be resumed next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
SING SING.

About two hundred members OF the American So
cetv Of Civil Engineers will pay visit OF inspection
to-day 10 the new Cornell dam. now in course OF
construction near the quaker Bridge The party will
come up on n special train on the Now-York Central
Railroad from the city. arriving at Croton Landing
about o'clock whore stages will meet them and
convey them TO the dam. three miles distant After
the inspection is completed dinner will be served at
the Kitchawan Hotel, near Croton Landing.
4 stag and smoker Is announced FOR next Monday
evening at the Ossining Yacht Club.
In the civil War Hiram Osborne. OF this village.
served in the 95th Regiment y. \. :. V. as
first lieutenant. his brother Charles being second
lieutenant In the battle Of the Wilderness Charles
was killed and every effort To discover where ne
buried failed on Monday Mr.. Osborne received n
letter from :. Y. Carpenter Of Salem. y. j.. saying
that he mad in his possession sword. secured among
other war relics in recent trip 10 the South. upon
whose blade the inscription. &C.. W. Osborne.
COMPANY H. a5th y. Y. y. The writer had
been making dligen inquiry for the owner and had
finally been directed 10 Hiram Osborne. Mr.. Os-
borne hopes that in some the sword will lead
the discovery OF his brothers grave.
The Rev. and Mrs George Wilson Ferguson an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter Mary VIZ
GINA TO Nathaniel Stoutenburgh Hyatt on Thurs
day February 4. az noon. in Trinity Episcopal
Church.
The funeral OF David Reed will be held this after
noon from mis- late home I'm Waer-ave. at 2 o'clock
The Rev. Or Price, OF the Highland Avenue Meth
od,si Episcopal Church. will Offciate The burial
will be in Dale Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
PRODUCE COMPANY NOT TRUST.

Concerning the new NewYork and New-Jersey
Produce Company Oimited) whose articles OF in
CORPORATION were filed in the Hudson County Clerk 9
Office in Jersey City Monday. several OF the
incorporators who are produce dealers In and near
the Gansevoort Market. TO a Tribune reporter yes
1erday declared that the company was in no sense
a trust One OF the most prominent OF the incor-
norators who is officer OF the company. voiced
the sentiments OF those who were seen SUBJ
stantially follows:
"Our company organized experimentaly on
January l. 1895. and has now been duly incor-
porated after two years satisfactory experience
IL is composed OF twelve firms OF produce dealers
and has a paid-up capital of $4,000 The company
handles mainly potatoes. onions and apples In bulk
BY uniting we are able 10 keep track OF untrust-
worthy customers and 10 protect ourselves by re-
Susing TO grant them credit when they have been
oyertrading with others We are also able TO some
extent 10 prevent serious Cutting or the market
because when there an over-supply we could
instruct our agents TO cease buying goods on COM
mission. ,.. l., ~
York Jersey city and Brooklyn, and there are as
many or more extensive dealers outside OF our
romnanv as there in II. so that We have no
rower 10 fix prices The report mat We FORM or
are aiming 10 form a trust is ridiculous