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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

PULLMAN PALACE CAR COMPANY STOCh'
INCREASED FIFTY PER CENT on ACCOUNT OF
SURPLUS ASSETS.
Chicago Oct. l3.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Pullman Palace Car Company
was held here to-day two-thirds OF the capital
stock being represented. The old Board OF Directors
was elected for the ensuing year The following
resolution was passed by the meeting:
Whereas The value of the assets OF this company
exceeds the par value of the capital stock by more
than sis010OC0. 49,, :;
Resolved That for the purpose Of representing IN
The Capitalization OF this company existing surplus
assets TO the extent of S80oOOD the cdpitdI stoCh
OF the company is hereby increased 90 per cent. am
the proper officers OF the company are ht'eoE
directed to issue the said additional stock nelns
$50 shares November -. lSs. and 10 dstrlote
the same 10 stockholders of the company IN me
ratio Of one share for each two snares heId ny
stockholders OF record on November l. INN
The usual quarterly dividend of 81 per snare rom
net earnings was declared. payable November TO- 10
stockholders OF record November l. 1898 transfer
hooks close on November and reopen on November
1s Robert T Lincoln elected chairman OF me
Executive Committee and acting presidcht n .
II Wckes vice president ana a y w elnsntlii ~
eecretary the arrangement being 70 conuilut wv
management with chairman, as adopted al'eI INC
death Of Mr.. Pullman ,,. r,,,,. .,
The annual statement for the year ending July 81
shows gross earnings of N06'4 KEN ana o"iSe
,nents OF $3.50 9s5. net earnings being S2@S'NN'
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Keep in mind that SCOTS
Emulsion contains the hypo-
phosphites.
These alone make it of great
value for all affections of the
nervous system.
1t also contains glycerlne, a
most valuable, soothing and
healing agent. Then there is
the cod-liver oil, acknowledged
by all physicians as the best
remedy for poor blood and loss
in weight :.
These three great remedial
agents blended into a creamy
Emulsion, make a remarkable
tissue builder.
soc. and 500 all druggists
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists New YORK
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS.
MEADOW BROOK. HUNT CLUB FOLLOWS THE
HOUNDS OVER A NEW COJRsE-ONE OF
THE RIDERS INJURED.

MEADOW BROOK HUNT CLUB FOLLOWS THE
HOUNDS OVER A NEW CoURsE-oHE OF
THE RIDERS INJURED.
The eleven-mile run that was held by the mem
bers Of the Meadow Brook Hunt Club on the south
side OF Long Island yesterday was over a course
that has not been ridden BY the club for number
Of years
The run, from the time the pack put on the
trail. until called off at the finish extremely
fast. and more Ike steepechase than a
cross country hunt. The meet took place NJ the
village of Hampstead at p. The party rode
south Of the village to the Abrams property where
the pack took the scent and in A southerly
direction for four miles TO within short distance
Of the village Of Rockville Centre. where check
called. The toward East
Rockaway. and then to the west for distance
TO the Oceansdo School. where the kill took place
Those OF the club members who well up with
the pack at the end of the run were Ralph ~ Elis
F. W. Roby. Frank Grey Griswold. Samuel Will
let's Harry X. Viugut. Sidney Dillon Ripley. Harry
:. Page. Max c. Stevenson and Thomas Murphy
who was thrown at the end Of the run. sustaining
severe shaking up and badly bruised and
sprained knee and ankle. lie pulling Of
Mr. Eoby'S hunters over the last fence, when the
animal refused. and fell on the fence. 1t then
rolled to the ground. with Mr.. Murphy underneath
him. Mr.. Murphy was taken 10 the Nassau Hos
pital Hampstead \ large party In traps and
carts followed tho hounds and huntsmen across
were Mrs II NJ. Hartman. Mrs j. r. s MADDEN
Mrs James S Allen Mrs T.. T. Cushing Mrs
Roby. Mrs. =. T. Soaring, l. NJ. Hyde Mrs. T. b.
Pckhardt; Miss Anna Brown. Mrs. Simpson. Mrs
Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Kernochan
and Mrs. w w. Watrous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
FAINT ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS

The National Paint. Oil and Varnsh Association.
al It's session i'm the WaldOrf-AstOria yesterday
elected these officers for the current year: f. II.
Gliddon. president; W. a. Ramsey. first vice-presl-
dent; George l.. Gould. second vlce-presilent: d.
Van Ness Person, secretary: A. Sherwood treas
urer; Georg" Il. Heckel, auditor and these direct
ors Charles +. Rowland. OF Boston: Elliot +.
Durand. Of Chicago; }. Frank Boydell, Of Detroit
Benjamin Moore. OF this city; Howard r. Yarne J.,
OF philadelphia; A. N. Hughes Of Kansas CITY.
Melvin H. SeaTns. Of st Louis. r. J. Pealc, of
Cincinnati; Frederick Palmer. Of Cleveland; {. u.
Lyon and a. Birdsai. Of indianapolis.
II was recOmniC nded that the next place OF meet
ing should be IN Cleveland The Nominating Com
miitee however, suggested that In future meetings
Of the association should be held in some city
where there club. and that the expense OF
entertainment should be borne pro rata. by some
means 10 be devised II was agreed 10 meet at
Cleveland.
\ dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria In the evening
brought the convention TO a close. General i. l..
Molineaux Of this city. was the postmaster. and
the speakers were RunyOn Pyatt president 81 the
Paint on and Narnish Club Of this city The Rev.
pr Madison g. Peters. j. Seayer Page, A. b. Gar
ner Of Newark. y. j. Henry Merz William Wal
teran and Robert II. Nhitelaw. OF ST Louis. Mo.
All SPOKE IN advocacy Of national expansion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
GRAND TRUNK SHAREHOLDERS MEET.

London Oct 13-At the meeting to-day OF the
shareholders Of the Grand Trunk Railroad of Can
ada the president. Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, read
the report and gave account of his visit to Can
ada He said he had found Il impossible come 70
an arrangement with the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
pending a settlement of the rate war between the
Canadian Pacific and the American lines and he
had offered TO refer the matter 10 arbitration
Continuing, President Wilson said the matter
rested there. on the other hand. he glad TO say
that all the Grand Trunks interests in connection
with the Central Vermont Railroad had been ar
ranged by satisfactory agreement. the details OF
which could not yet be published. pending the com
yetiOn OF legal fOrmaites. The outlook. the presi
dent said in conclusion. good and improving.
Nice-PTesiden Price spoke Of the excellent con-
dtiOn in which he had found the railroad tracks.
William Baker struck discordant note by asking
a number OF questions, TO which curt answers
given. These answers. however. satisfied those
present al the meeting, which adopted the report
almost unanimously.
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COMBINATION AGAINST COMBINATION.
MYSTERY OF THE DAY IN FINANCIAL
CIRCLES.

MYSTERY or THE DAY IN FINANCIAL
IS QSs new g o1 G and day IN nansa
company for Greater New York and none OF the
It up '''''''' ~ $500 now ''''''' " '''''
successfully planned and executed the big electric
deS n !" 1 ng bro9hyn ceSg the Brady
Kings County Light CO.. ana then proceeded 10
and the Municipal Arc Light co. In the contest
Co. was the winner. The Kings County Co. then
underbid the Edison Co for city lighting and de-
OF which the consolidation recently effected
whereby he Brady party under The , charter Of
Of I'll the light companies N BIo0klyn .,, -,
doubtediy operate under one Of the numerous old
electric light and power franchises. because no
charter longer period than Is years. and which
Of the existing companies will be selected will be
az Thn Existing New York light and power com
panies with the Edison Illuminating Co. (oper-
ating under licenses from the General Electric
Coz a. their head have extensive plants with an
nual revenues aggregating A500D and combined
esnpizcd company; and it is well known that the
Edison 60. has purchased block Of property
upon which IL will erect mammoth electric sta
ton To extend its business
II is the guess Of some that me new com
many. counting upon lis close relations with CITY
officials will proceed 10 install large plant IN OPP
position al of the old COMPANIES ana then
nrecipitaie night on rates In order 10 RAPIDLY ex
lend lis business and 10 finally secure control 81
the whole lighting situation. AZ was done in Brook
lvn. I'm such a there 10 certain to he con-
test. with the Edison Co. backed by the General
Electric Co and the Morgan people. II Is not i'm
probable thai some knowledge OF the approaching
contest led the Edison co To bid for popular favor
by issuing its recent circular naming lower rates
for light and power service. which act is looked
upon In some quarters as the inaugurai ton OF
night which viii lead 10 combination against com
bnation the outcome Of which will be- awaited with
unusual interest b. Bostonidns, who largely
t<sSIested Ia the situation
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foreclosure Sales.

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CT NICHOLAS AVENCE.-N. \. supreme
- Court County Of New York. John f. comey, plain
,g against Charles Il. JudsOn and others Defendants
Action No. l. ,. -, ,oroo,osura end sale
made ana entered the above entitled acton
data the Is day NJ October 1885 the undersigned t'e
eree In said Judgment named Will sell al pubic auction
=, tho xev, Yor, Real Estate Exchange sales koons AZ
Manhattan on "Wednesday. Goth day % October lsos
a. twelve O'Clock. noon. that day. by william Ken
rellv Esq Auct0neer the premises In said judgment
mentioned and therein described az follows; ,,,,-
that certain lot u land WIN the bullui
,her,nn erected, situated the easterly side or 81
and one hundred and nifty third Streets In the Tw,ltn
XVard ~ IN. Toroign Of Manhattan. In the CITY OF New
described as follows; BftlN NJ
A. nont on the said easttrly side Of st. Nichoas Ave
nue. distant twenty five feet and nYe ana seNenelgths
the corner formed by the ntesrc
lion ~ said easerly line 81 81 Nicholas Avenue win ue
,rberly line OF one hundred and hfy second street
ami second stree siNy-ther :eet running thence
norheriy ana parallel with - Nicholas Place twent!
feet inches. running thence westerly anu
r,in parael with hundred and tty second street
and part ~ the distance through party"all Sky
seven feet inches - the eaSterly side OF 81
Nicholas Avenue. thence running .Jutherly along me
caserlv side ~ 81 Nicholas Avenue twenty two feet TO
the point place ~ beginning De the SAID seNera "eH-
sons and distances more or less
Dated New York. October 3rd. 1895.
AVERY u. ANDREWS. Referee.
CARTER HUGHES & DWIGHT.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
90 Rroadway y. Y. CITY .
Tho following Is diagram ~ the property 10 be sold
known No. ~ -. Nicholas Avenue
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SALE OF YOUNG TRCTTING STOCK

Frederic p. Olcott president OF the Central Trust
Company rests his mind from the burden of carry
ing on the business OF OF the creates; financial
institutions in this country by INDUCING In the
breeding Of trotting stock. The fourth annual sale
of the progeny of Lord Eldon. Palatka. Athel and
other well-known stations owned by him Will be
held on Mr.. Olcott's Round Top Farm, at Ber-
nardsve, y. j., tomorrow morning. All inc
stock Is pledged absolute sale. Mr.. Olcott held
his first annual sale in 1895. in which he parted
with lot OF green and partly developed young
sters but from which have such money
winners Cute, Alpha. Mrs. Joe, Amelia and
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DIvIXGToy sTREET.-Hew York Supreme

~ court County New York George schnlezel. James
H. Schmezel and L. Schnezel Executors ~ and
Trustees under VIII and Testament o. Catherine
J.. SchmelZe deceased, Plaintiffs. against william =
Rdabock and others Defendants.
In Of n,erlocutory judgment or Parttlon
and Sale duty and entered In the above entitled
action hearing d1te the day u June, 1shS !, the
Lndsrsignad the Referee said judgment named. VIII
sell at Public Auction the Exchange Sales Rooms now
located AZ No III Broadway. In the Borough Of Man
haitian cry Of N,w Yorn the 10Th day OF October,
1895 A, ~ that day, by strong < Ireland
Auconeers the premises directed by said Judgment 10
he sold and therein described as follows;
All that certain lot piece parcel n lana ana the
buildings situate lying and being in the seven
ieenfh ward Ward ~ the city or New YORK
Borough Of Manhattan and known and distinguished as
Eiviugpn Street. bounded SOUTH
erly in front by street. westerly by lot number
thirtv-eght Rivng0n street. Easterly BY lot number
forty two (l0 Rvington street. Northery by lot one
hundred and Forsyth Street containing IN
breadth from, twenty four feet nine inches ana
depth on either side one hundred feet be the same
less.
Da,ed New York September 9th. 1898.
CLIFFORD ". PARTRIDGE. Referee.
HENRY w GAINES Attorney for Plaintiffs. 81 81 Full
ton street Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
The following diagram Of the premises referred 20
in the foregoing notice Of sale. and street NO
40 Rvington ,5orough II Manhattan. New York city
from survey by Frank E. Towle. in possession sepen-
ber 90 1898:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-The Mutual Idfa Insurance Company OF New
York plaintiff against John r. Simmons and others. de-
PENDANTS .<--,-..- 49,. 800 st,
made am entered in the above entitled action bearing
date the list day October. 1895 the Undersigned the
Referee i'm sad judgment named will sell public
auction al the Real Estate Saiesrogm No III
Rroodway I'm the Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New
York on the day OF october 1898. AT II o'clock.
noon on that dav. by r. Meyer auctioneer.
described as follows: ALI. tnht certain lot piece or
Parcel Of land with the buildings thereon erected situate
vng and being in Borough OF Manhattan In the city
81 Sow York bounded described follows o
CommencIng al a point the northerly side OF
street distant seventy westerly from the
westerly corner Pearl and Rose Streets running thence
five ., feet 40 inch 20 land late ~ the
Society Of Friends thence aoTher,y along their land
seventeen IN eleven and one half 11z) inches
Now chambers street thence eastery. along said New
ICi,) inches point distant seventy five 40 feet
erly from and thence souhery and parallel
with street three C3l feet three 90 inches to the
nohery side Rose Street the point place Of begin
ming and formerly known and distinguished Numbers
~ and 81 Rose Street and known and by Number
36 New Chambers Street be the said dimensions
Also All that certain lot Of land Borough
Of Manhattan. n Of New York nd
described follows: Beginning at the point Of inter
section Of the norheriy side OF Rose Street with the
southwest.rly side Of New Chambers Street. running
thence norhwestery along New Chambers Street six
feet four inches less. 10 the land above
and three ~ inches 20 Rose Street. less.
thence castery along Rose Street six 90 feet and 90
inches less. the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York oct g. 1895
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER.
CHARLES L. MILLER Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 Nassau Street.
New York city.
The following is diagram Of the property 20 be Sold
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foreclosure Sales.
~~~~~~~~~>~oH~oN~oco oc~Nv.SOc<1|s $500,
CT. NICHOLAS AVENUE.--N Y. Suprel

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ct. NICHOLAS AVENUE.--N. y. supreme
~ Court County OF New York--John F. Comey. PLAIN
tin against Charles c. Judson. and others deiehua'
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure ana sse
made entered In the above entitled actio
the list day October lS9S J. the underssnsp
In said Judgment named Will sell al pubic auction a.
Ncw York Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. AZ ~ i
broadway in the City Of New York, Borough OF n
tan on "Wednesday the 10th day OF oeooer' Is,s, az
ESQ Auctorcer the premises IN said Judgment men-
TONED and therein described as follows: ..
A that certain OF land, with the budlng ,he'eon
erected situated the eastery side OF ST. NlShS,as
Avenue between one hundred and fifty second and one
hundred and ilftythrd Streets In the Iwelfth ward OF
The Borough of anhattan. the city OF New fork. and
w. hs sasteriy side OF ST. Nicholas Avenue distant forty
,et hve and seven eighth inches norherly from the
northeasfsry corner Nicholas Avenue and One hun
dred and nfty running thence easefy ana
naraI,d with one hundred and hfty-second Street and
through party wall sixty seven
and seven inches running thence northery and pararl
with ST. Nicholas Place, three feet ana SIX !nches
MIN, thence westerly again parallel with one hun
dred and feet four ana three
quarters inches: running thence again northery anu
pa ralle with Nicholas Place seventeen feet; running
nftv-second street three quarters
inches running northerly and parallel with
81, Nicholas Place. six inches; running thence westerly
and again parallel with one huTdred and hfty second
sweet and par, way through party wall sixty
six and one-half inches 10 said eastery line or
Nicholas running thence southerly along SAID
and oneha the point place OF beginning be
the said several dimensions and distances or less
Dated New York. October "a lsos ~ .
CARTER. HUGHES & DWIGHT
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
oG broadway n Y city,
following diagram N the property 70 be soid
known as No. sff 81. NIoNc''T avenue.
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CONTROL OF PIrTsBuRG AND WESTERN

II was said In Wall Street yesterday that tho
control OF the Pittsburg and Western has practical
ly been acquired by interests representing the Buff
falo Rochester and Pttsoure and the Lake Eric
and Western. These interests, ii was further an
nOunCed. have purchased a price believed TO
be In excess of 20 the holdings of Pittsburg and
Western second mortgage bonds formerly owned
by the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
GOOD SPORT AT NASHUA. n II.

Nashua y. H.. Oct. l3-The two races at the
Driving Park to-day the best of the season
every heat being closely contested. The winners
were as follows
-allFerr s. Baby Strathmore. second:
Winfield third. time-2;13i4.
22j class-Julia Wilkes, hrst NimrOd second Captain
Paul. third. Best time-2:2l&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

Many reports have been current Of late to the
effect that serious differences existed between the
Morgan and Hill interests regarding the manage
ment OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
and that no dividend was likely ~ be declared upon
the common stock for a long time to come 1t is
learned upon trustworthy authority. however that
these differences, which concerned solely matters
OF policy in regard 10 the conduct of the Northern
Pacific, Great Northern and Oregon Railway and
Navigation companies in their rela ton to an
other. have been satisfactorily and amicablv com
posed. The executive management of the North
ern Pacific Company. represented In the Board
Of Directors. will at the meeting % the Board next
month II is further declared. recommend that the
common stock De placed upon dividend basis, be-
ginning in January: and dividend at the rate of
per cent annually will be declared
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The apnroXimate amount Of the Zen charge 70 satisfy
wit,h the above-descrbcd property il be sold Is
SGOJO 4 with thereon from the LIST day of oco
her 1905 together with and allowance amounting u
s..p ST. with interest October >. lses together win
Inc xonses ~ the premises will be sold subject 10
hrec mortgage aggcgating $4,000. with interest thereon
from April lith the rate OF cent per annum
'be aunr1Xate amount OF assessments and water
rents which are he allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money paid by the referee is SS92o and in
tereS ooo
Dated New-York October G. lS9s
CLIFFORD W. HARTRIDGE. Referee.
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The approximate amount o. the lien or charge to stsy
81. os "a with interest from day Of september
lspS together and allowance. amounting %
sl7e 81 wl,h from October LIST lsps. ana the
~ the snle. -. -
Tte arrro,hnate amount wa,e- rates or other
Hens witch are to he allowed the purchaser out %
The purchase money paid the Referee. Is s2Ss 10
and interest -
NICHOLAS sCHLoEpER
RsssrsA
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East N"Nfnfefh Nfreef
The approximate amount OF the Hen charge sat
isy which above described property Is he sofa n
SIG S33 with interest thereon from September H.
with allowance amounting 1854 IS with In
tcrest thereon from October 10 Isos together with ne
EXPENSES ~ the sale.
The Approximate amount Of taxes assessments and
water upon the said premises Is 80 los in
thereon.
New York. oct 10. 1895 -
THOMAS r. MURRAY
Referee.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-Jacob Bartscherer plaintiff. against Agnes
Hart al. defendants. ,,
In prsusnce Of judgnen, Of foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered entitled action and bearing
date Sd day n October 1895. - ,
the undersigned the referee In said judgment named
will sell at public auction the NewIork Real Estate
Salesroom No. III Broadway In the Borough of MANU-
tan city " Nev-York the 2sth day Of october ISIS
M - O'Clock noon that day, by MessTs Srons Ire
land aconeers premises directed by faid judgment
10 be- sold and therein described as follows:
All those pieces parcels OF land situate
fourth Ward Of the city OF
New York bounded and described as follows Betinnng
AZ noin; formed By the intersection or the eastery size
Of Webster avenue with the southerly side OF street
shown upon a ey made by George e Hoerith on the
ism day February. ls91 and thereon described as
rroposed street thirty 800 feet in width throughout US
nire length from Webster 10 vanderbilt avenue tnenee
running easery along said proposed street seventy
15 feet thence souhery and parallel with WEBSTER ave
M Cfty 800 feet westerly and parauel WIN saiu
onoed street (75 feet 10 said eastery size
~ Webste. avenue thence northery along the eaerIy
side of Webster nifty 500 fee; to the point or place
OF beginning - ,ooe
Dated New-York. October g. lSlS. .
CLIFFORD W. HARTR1DGE. Referee
MERRILL, & ROfERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff
III Broadway Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CRY. -. . =,
The following is OF The property 70 be sold
IT,, street numbers are Nos 92 1894 and o06 Webster
avenue. Ncw-lork Ci'y.
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NEW MEXICAN ROUTE FROM COPPER MINES

Mexico. Oct 1S-The Government has granted
,oncession for A standard gauge railroad $50 kilo-
metres maximum length with 5000 Kilometres SUD-
sidv The concessonare is the 1nsuaran copper
Mining Company. in which the Paris Rothschids
are heavily interested The RAILROAD IS oe1ng pa1 an
N connect the mines with the Bay Of Zituataneza'
on the Pacific Coast and will he an outie ioT sop
rer nroductions. The Inguran Mines are DeieNeH 70
H. ,he future rival Of the Calumet and Heca mines
end Inc greatest known copper property IN the
United States.