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To Uure Constipation Forever. Take 1s,scurets Cnnav Cathartio l0o or soS. I c. .. al to cure, Druggists refund money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
x Vim s.r Crosse Bremen G. Lloyd 100 m 1000 n
Tauric Liverpool White star........ - lZ"m
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-THuRsDAY. OCT. a. 1893.

PORT OF NEW -YoRK-THURsDAY. OCT. a. 1898
ARRIVED.
in bsIIast to Gust Heye. at Se bar a, iiso
steamer n Ss Washington Ger pncklase Hamburg ssp,su
Der 81 in ballast Gust Heys Arrived at the Bar at
steamer buckingham (Br). Cole Rotterdam septemberr
II via Delaware Breakwater octoee1 ., IN oa-as' 10
Fude Gen Pc Gen % s aSs "a
steerage passengers to oeirchs Co. Arrived al 'ne
Ns Steamer al s'i B3nmchr D lie Bouter rokohsms July
10 MVa and Anglers T. with mdse Carter Macy Co Ar
F'y Steamer n e en eS & case couquso
p @ Iqgge august p5 ps 10 on Tis c, g.
with mdse Flint & Eddy. Arrived at the hf ~
Steamer str,hairiy r Henderson, sept.m.
her 90 via Delaware Breakwater October 3 with sugar to
Manson Arrived at ,hs Bar 1900 At $50 s.D,.s.r a.
with hemp to D Munson. Arrived al the Bar at m
Hawai- 2 with mdse % passengers to James r Ward
Co Arrysf At the Ba !s at ss sS October ~
mdse and Plssens.rs to me ocean IS 20 - os, s, Co
Steamer . old Dominion Tapley Norfolk Newport
News with mdse and pa ssengers Ola Dominion IS Co
Steamer st Louis. Philadelphia TO the lnternauo"~
Ship ATracan (of Liverpool Donald. Newport wales 81
sandy Hook g. s:so m-wind east. gentle bree's;
clear.
Steamers Garrick Br FOR Montsyteo ara Rp sso
OK and Newport News Trinidad r HaisaS LSSa
Nor Knsston Eenps @ Gg39na4am0P Sadepss
America OBJ London American Dutch ko,,er'S and
a%sqs1s ! Somadc r Lyerpoo Huber, m Ba
BADGES. Para and Manages seythia oBr; iaverpo' " "
Ms sfps Ethel Boynon FOR Rosario Ronny Don
Bahia: Antioch, Norfolk. ETC. Abel Abbot PeFn''n''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London oct sArryed Por Mele sS9, ny Sd
Georgian % r1TEs5 Ne steamers 4SI< pes.nna
tBels, Thompson Nev-Io'k passed Hurst 'as"e 49,
Queenstown. oct g. 1920 p m-sailed steamer Ger
manic @ Mckinsiry from byeT Txs,er CIV r wa.
"p Bristol oct e-Arrived BROOKLYN city on
nunesness Oct e-Passed Melbourne Dr.
lizard DE-, G~Fassed steamer Hspsnia (GeTl KunT
VIII INV Oct Arrived steamer Paatia Ger. Kas-
Iowa New-York. sailed. steamer Furst Bismarck o"s''
Irene oc, g. Arrived Mannheim GER ocs-
emann York. ..-....,, fa,
Sim New~York 5,h arrived Laura drl sree,ins, Ssrs
York sailed spaarndam dutch scniSr HgG cum
in oriSSuH o 5e G cuFe
s. Miseaes' S Sr rnr New York dor cosD
Genoa oct 8 sailed steamer Vera Ger ""V"
Ieshorn. oct arrived steamer Trojan Prince 's''
Eagleton New York via Naples ,,... ,o.,, garramo-
wa pa,lss sept SO-saied steamer s,rahe's or Fr''
Adeaide oc, arrived steamer Lord Kelvin 'S''
Rio Janeiro DC, ARRIVED steamer Roman prns'
orr, curtis san5ss f9 yor fSiE r, 80
para oct : Stated, steamer camstense 'brl h'N'"'''
Pernambueo oct ARRIVED steamer coisTds' ''''
sai,er New York for Rio Janero. >,- Avery
crom Rio Jsneiro, Sew-yorS. TheresnA lBh Hughes
iron Nsw-YorD Pare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
THE room SNOW AT THE GARDEN.

The nopuIarity AT Madison Square Garden shows
bov we'll the efforts Of the New-York Retail
C;rocers. Union are appreciated by the public and
what was incomplete days ago is now in good
form and shape. and everything Is in good running
order There is much more In the exhintion tndh
can he properly described in a paragraph. Inc
unran are anxious 10 get the souvenir SPOON ana
N eet also the many good things which are given
away at the booths Inc oaheis - Iii
object of much interest. and so Is the cider-nllIl
where the apples fresh from the orchards are
rougbt in barrels and the entire operation OF max
~ tbe sweet cider Is shown to the visitor. LID.
r5litv seems TO he the watchword all over, ana II
~ nTesence of pretty women at the booths IS an
tncentive the realization OF how many good things
NAV be dispensed with smile and pleasant word
,ban tho Food Show will nave made good record
5mring the month and the exhibitors Will nave given
many thousands OF dollars OF value: Mrs Lemcke
Iii 'oive her cooking lectures In the concert-naH
" 90 o'clock; topic, The Mother-in-Law, the
unenu being a three-course dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Chandler Hale. of Maine, and
Palmer =. Ricketts,, Of Troy, ~ y. BUCklNG-
HAM-Captain II. L. Haskell. 18th Infantry T. ;.
A. CAMBRIDGE-Rober j. Burdette, Of Bryn
Mawr Penn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mander C. S Richman. u. s. n. FIFTH AVENUE
-I.ieutena ant Governor W. Murray Crane. OF Mas
sachusetts; Mrs. Leland Stanford, of San Fran
cisco and Mrs Melville W Fuller wife OF the
Chief Justice. GRAND-CaItain r. n. Read. 10th
Cavalry L. 6. a. HOFFMAN-Charles Nelson,
OF Maryland, ex-second Assistant Postmaster
General and ex Mayor George E. Green. Of Bng-
hamton. HOLLAND-Colonel Samuel p Colt, of
Providence. MANHATTAN-W. r. Castle, OF
Honolulu. MURRAY HILL-State Railroad Com
missioner Ashley W. Cole OF Albany. PLAZA
n A. Garfield. OF Cleveland, Ohio. WALDORF
Lieutenant E. Simpson T. ;. N; f. p. Dahlgren
OF St Paul: Messrs. Agoncillo and Lopez. OF
Manila and Lambert, Of Paris. representatives. OF
the Philippine insurgents. WINDSOR-General Ed
ward s. Bragg. OF Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
STILL GUESSING AS TO ITS OBJECT.
MORE RJMoRs ABOUT THE NETWORK GAS AND
ELECTRIC LIGHT. HEAT AND
POWER COMPANY.

Wall Street s stin guessing AZ the identity OF the
interests really represented In the New-York Gas
and Electric Light Heat and Power Company,
which was incorporat ted at Albany on MONDAY
With a capital Of 10000, by several young law
yers of this city. The first opinion was that ex-
Governor Flower and his business associates were
behind the new corporation, and that an under-
standing had been reached whereby these captal-
lists who control the electric lighting business or
Brooklyn would extend their operations in that
tranch or industry TO this borough the Metropon-
tan Street Railway Company furnishing space IN
its new conduts for the electric light wires ana
also the power necessary for the operation or those
wires That belief is still the prevailing one IN
the financial district, although the theory gained
supporters Yesterday that the formation OF the new
company would be found to have some connection
with the Iong-talked-of change of the motive
pany from steam to electricity. Emphatic end eX-
plict denial was made yesterday, both ny Nr;
Flower and by President Nreeland or The reported
arrangement between the Flower interests and the
Netropotan company. The ex-governor was
oroted as saving OF the New-York Gas and Elec-
a member Of the company, nor am | In any way
Interested In II. | never heard OF IT untll read
of II IN the newspapers, and do not know now VINO
the DersonS interested In the new concern are
President Vreoland declared that he Knew nom
Ing about the low company and that the Metro
poian company not interested in II Inc
oneration of the underground trolley made neces-
sarv the use of many more wires than were re-
oured III the overhead trolley system, ana, ne
added that there would be no electricity Tor use
for anv other purpose than that OF furnishing
motive power for the company's cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
NO STOCK RROKERS EXEMPT.

Collector Treat Of the Second Internal Revenue
District yesterday received from Commissioner
Scott at Washington. important ruling affect
ing stock brokers. 1t was in answer to an inquiry
by a stock broker. asking IL he was compelled to
nav the license tax He said: II do not trade for
others either the floor or outside and receive
no recompense from others for services. am
simply trader. buying and selling each day for
myself
Commissioner Scott replies: THE fact that he
buys and sells for himself only cannot reIeve MN
from special tax liability as a broker, In view OF
The fact that Paragraph OF Section = imposes
this special tax all persons who negotiate pur,
chases or sales for themselves. as well as on all
persons who engage IN this business for others
Relative TO the further suggestion OF the inquirer
that customers who go into brokers' ofhces DO not
get licenses. and asking II he is not In the same
category, the Commissioner says he is nov that
according 10 his own statement ne is regularly en-
gagged In the business of a stock broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
FTRTHER CUT IN SUGAR.

The American Sugar Refining Company, which
on Wednesday lowered its list price for graduated
sugar 10 Us cents but which nevertheless sold that
grade at g cents 10 meet the further cut made by
3. H. Howell & Sons. representing the National
and Nollenhauer rehneries. yesterday made cents
its posted price for granulated less BIS and less
per trade discount. making the net price 81
cents The Arbuckles also charged . cents. for
Rranulated with additional lis FOR this grade IN
packages. All the other grades OF domestic refined
swear were one-eighth OF a cent lower than on
Wednesday except cut loaf and crushed which
were unchanged and No. Z to 10 inclusive, which
were one.tenth OF cent lower. II Is expected that
a further cut will be made before many days by
the sugar company. and that the Arbuckles VIII
nromDfiY meet it. There activity In Sugar
on the Stock Exchange yesterday than on Weones-
day and the stock closed at ia. net advance TOT
the day OF three-eghths per cent. on total trans
actions of Il. 374 shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
REPORTED FRUIT COMBINATION.

report. originating IN Baltimore declares that
a combination of tropical fruit merchants has been
effected with the object of decreasing expenses
and preventing the overlooking OF the market
with bad fruit. as the case before the war
The firms named in the report are the Buckman
Fruit Company. OF Batimore the Boston Fruit
Company the Quaker Fruit Company. OF Phila-
delphia and American Fruit Company OF
New-York II added that the combination
was making preparations to bring large quanii-
ties Of bananas. oranges and cocoanuts 10 this
country in the coming season and that the result
would be a considerable decrease In the prices OF
these fruits. especially bananas
a Tribune reporter called at the ofhces OF the
American Fruit Company. Pier No. IL. East River.
Yesterday and asked about the report a repre-
sentative OF the company denied that II intended
10 take active part in any combination. we
obtain our fruit from the same sources as the
other companies named In the report" he added,
'.bu, ] have not heard Of any combination. II
ts probable however. that the price Of tropical
yruit will be considerably cheaper In the near
future owing the improved facilities for bring
ing II 10 this country. More bananas are being i'm
ported from Jamaica ard cuba every year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
POUGHKEEPSIE BRIDGE SOLD.
TT AND THE RAILROAD OF WHICH 1T IS PAR
BOUGHT n BY BONDHO1DERS

TT AND THE RAILROAD OF WHICH 1T is PART
BOUGHT n BY BONDHOLDERS.
Poughkeepsie y. Y. oct. 6.-The Philadelphia.
Reading and New England Railroad. running be-
tween CamnNeu Hall. y. Y. and Hartford. Conn.
and including the Poughkeepsie Bridge over the
Hudson. Vas sold at auction in this city to-day
under the foreclosure OF mortgage held by a
Philadelphia trust company in the interest OF the
bondholders. The order under which the property
sold by Pierre NJ. Brown. Of NewYork. as
referee. prohibited him from entertaining bid OF
less than s2140 900, and this the amount OF the
FIRST bid. offered by Thomas A. Thatcher OF Pha-
delphia. representing the Reorganization Committee
o. the bondhoders.
Robert A. Meier. OF No "a South Broad-st.. Pha-
delphi who said he represented syndicate OF Phil
adelpha capitalists. offered S2.lO.0O0 W. W Kurtz
representing minority OF the bondholdcrs who did
not 90 into the reorganization scheme. bid 5000
COO Messrs. Thatcher. Meier and KurtZ were the
only bidders in the field. The bidding then
raised by slight advances 10 $4,000. at which
figure Mr.. Kurtz dropped out. Thatcher and Meier
raised each others bid $500 at time TO So sos 800
when Mr. Meier said he had reached his limit and
dropped out The property was then knocked down
to Mr.. Thatcher for the Reorganization Commit
tee for 81 S01 p0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
he BORROWED MUCH MONEY.
JERsEYMAN ACKNOWLEDGES LARGE IN
DEFICIENCIES. WITH ONLY HYPoTHET-
ICAI. ASSETS.

Trenton ~ J.. Oct. Ga bankruptcy petition has
been filed in the United States District Court for
New.Jersey by Andrew Brown. Of Millburn. y. }.
The petition says that Brown is indebted 10 the
extent of ssl SIS IS consisting principally Of tudg
ments obtained upon promissory notes. The cred
TORS are in most Instances either banks or indyid-
uas who accommodated Brown.
In his petition Brown says he has assets amount
ing 10 S271 900 This is made up OF a claim against
the Bank of Commerce, OF Buffalo. Brown states
in his petition that in accordance with an agree
ment made in August, 1895, he turned over 10 the
hank a large amount OF real estate and other prop
erty The bank. he charges failed to carry Out lts
part OF the agreement, and he has been damaged
TO the extent OF $27 900. suit for this amount Is
now pending In the United States District court
for Erie County, n. Y. against II. H. Persons ana
John r. Hazel. receivers for the Bank or COM
merce. 49,. 4, D..
The amount due by Brown TO his creditors is TOT
debts incurred in 1889 and since that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
WANTS TO CROSS THE BRIDGE.

LONG ISLAND RAILROAD APPLIES TO THE STATE
RAILROAD COMMISSION FOR LINE IN
ATLANTIC-AVE. BROOKLYN.
The State Railroad Commission met yesterday In
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Ashley W. Cole presided
and the other members OF the Board present were
George w Dunn and Frank NJ. Baker An appli-
cation was made by the Long Island Railroad for
the establishment of a rapd-transit line In At
lantic-ave., Brooklyn.
The plan of the Long Island Railroad Is to estao-
Hsh rapid-transit system along Atantic-aye.. all
the way from Jamaica across the Brooklyn Bridge
In order TO do this the request to have permission
TO abandon temporarily ten OF the stations OF the
road now In Is made. The Long Island Rail-
road has been running rapid trains from Jamaica
to Brooklyn for some time. The new plan contem-
and then across the Bridge Decision In the mat
ter was reserved by the Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

tifuy picturesque ride the Erie to the Delaware
Valley but this excursion adds TO all that mas gone
before the wonderful ride OF forty miles on the
Gravity Railroad open observation will be
provided from Honesdale this excursion, thus
giving an unobsructed view OF the beauties OF the
autumn tinted landscape. Luncheon Will be served
at Farview a delightful excursion resort al me
summit az the range The round-trip fare from
New-York Including the ride over the Gravity
Railroad. will be 81 80 A special tram leaves
1853 a. m. Jersey City at s:17 a. M. returning
leave Carbonate D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
IN RECOGNITION OF HIS LABORS.
MEDAL PRESENTED TO ANDREW n GREEN TO
COMMEMORATE HIS WORK IN BEHALF
OF CONSOLIDATION.

A MEDAL, PRESENTED TO ANDREW H. GREEN IL
COMMEMORATE HIS WORK IN BEHALF
OF CONSOLIDATION.
Andrew H. Green received medal yesterday in
oonmeroration OF his efforts behalf OF consoli-
dotlon The presentation made on behalf OF
m. Historical and Memorial Committee. which is a
subcommittee Of that appointed last February TO
make preparations for the celebration OF Charter
Day.
At the time OF the proposed celebration. which
was abandoned because Of the with Spain. 1t
WAS contemplated that medal should be present
Cd 70 Mr. Green and another to J. s. r. Stranahan.
Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Stranahan has since died. but
the committee decided 10 present the medal 10 Mr..
Green.
About fifty persons were present In the Alder
manic Chamber this afternoon, when the cere-
monies attending the presentation began. Among
those present were Snas b. butcher. General
Stewart L. Woodford. J. Seaver Page. Felix Camp
bel Timothy j. Campbell q. c. Shayne ex-Mayor
Whitney of Brooklyn and President Randoph
Gupe.n nelner of the Municipal Council.
President Guggenheimer was called on to pre-
side The chairman asked General Stewart l..
Woodford to make a speech. and General James
Grant Wilson then presented the medal TO Nj.
The medal has on the reverse pictures represent
ing four episodes in the history Of New-fork-its
discovery I'm 1909 the landing of Hudson, and two
others connected with the War OF the Revolution
md the civil War. on the diverse side Of the
medal are five figures. representing the five Dor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA REACHING FOR BUFFALO

Buffalo Oct, 6.-'"rhe Commercial" says: "Presi-
dent Thomson and the directors and officers OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad extremely retcent
when approached for information I'm regard TO the
objects OF their inspection trip 10 Buffalo. but
enough leaked out through sem-offlcial sources to
warrant the statement that the Pennsylvania has
made. viii make dcai with the Western New
York and Pennsylvania SO as TO gain an entrance
into Buffalo The vast improvements being made
the south shore attracted the attention Of the
Pennsylvania magnates and the possibility OF max
ing the lake shore AZ Tiff Farm valuable prop
erty for terminal purposes loomed up In fayorable
way. At present the Anchor Line boats deliver
large proportion OF the business Erie. Penn.
from which point II Is carried b. the Philadelphia
and Erie 10 the seacOast points. The delivery OF
freight AZ Erie necessitates bringing the boats TO
PuffaIo lighf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
TO ADJUST THEIR DIFFERENCES


AMERICAN TRANsCONTINENTAL LINES AND THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC APPOINT ARBrTRATORs.
Washington. Oct. 6.-One Of the most irritating
questions in the railroad history Of the United
States and one that has been the cause Of more
destructive rat, wars than any other, IS In fair
way to ne adjusted The American transcontinental
lines and the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
have agreed submit to p s. Washburn pres-
dent Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis
Railway Company: ". A. Day. Of Washington. and
j. W Midgey. Of Chicago. ms arbitrators, and
their decision to he binding on all concerned,
whether or not a differentlal freight traffic be-
tween the Atlantic Coast and certain Pacific Coast
points shall he allowed to the Canadian Pacific
and If So what differental shall be conceded. The
arbitrators Will meet IN Chicago on October r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The storeroom OF Gordon & Millard manufactur-
ers OF cloth caps and hats. at No. 2S5 Mercer-st'
has been cleaned out. All the stock has been re-
moved and only the machines OF the operatives are
left portion OF the stock was removed IL Is
said OF. october and City Marshal took the
eiuaT ,hreo writs Of rcplevin yesterday against
the Arm and the Marshal from Myers G01D
go. Enstein Bros. for H. Hahlo & Co, $3.50. ana
from Stern e. Singer. for H. q w. H. Lewis W
,rbs mariners are Israel Gordon and Louis MI
lard The former has been H. eynn Isrs In ,ns
Ne nar,ner on June l. 1895. and IN January last
.hsv claimed assets $3.50 and liabilities y so5
Tpe ,iabiIifies now estimated by the trade at
more than 5000
Denutv-SheriH carraher has received another AT
.na.,, aqa,nst Freeman ID. Marckwald. I'M
ror,er Of horn strips dress bones ana too,h
brushes at No. ia FranAiin-st, FOR NlS4''' III
favor of the Corn Exchange Bank TOT oaiahee
due on two demand notes for $1,000 mace sae IN
Ccfober 1855 on which there has Deeh pau 1922,
THE Attachment was obtained on the erouho 'n"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
HOOP IRON COMBINATION ENDED.

Plttsburg Oct. 6-After an existence OF three
wears for which time uniform price was main
tanned the hoop iron combination has been dis
solved by mutual consent OF the firms interested.
Unusual prosperity in the business is the reason
given for the end Of the combination The dissolu-
ton Of the trust it is predicted foreshadows lively
cutting in the price Of hoop iron. although TINS VIII
hardly take place for time. All or the l1rms
are said 10 be stocked with orders, whose delivery
extends late into 1899 and I'LL which requires the
steady operation OF their mills Tor almost year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
NETWORK CITY.

Inquirer Joel b. Erhardt was the Republican
candidate for Mayor when Abram s. Hewitt ran
for Mayor the second time and Hugh J. Grant, the
Tammany candidate. elected.
The Rev Dr. Burrell T. 10 preach this evening in
the Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church west
Of Eighth-ave. at the induction into the pastoral
care Of that church Of the Rev. John II. Elliott.
The Rev Mr.. Elliott from Rochester.
large number OF the clergy of the Collegiate
Church. assisted by others will conduct the SER
vices irhe Rev DR. +. r. Coe will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Dock Commissioners. p. m.
Christian Missionary Alliance Convention. Metro
politan Temple. p. m.
Republican judiciary Convention. Brooklyn. s
p. m
Squadron A headquarters night" armory
Liberal Club No go East Fifteenth-st, p. m.
Reception for Judge Van Wyck. Manhattan Club.
evening.
Republican Convention. I'D Senate District.
MneOa, 2.30 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Justice Freedman. in the Supreme Court, has
granted an attachment for s2,664 IS against the
New-York Wool Warehouse Company. OF West
Broadway and Beach-st.. in favor Of II. P. Camp
bell e. Co. for rent due for Nos. 12a 10 13o Charl-
ton-st occupied by the company. The Attachment
was granted on the ground that the company is
New-Jersey corporation. Deputy -SheIlH RoDtrts
served copies of the attachment on ofncers OF the
company in the Tradesmens National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Justice Freedman, of the Supreme Court has
appointed Arthur L. Livermore receiver In sup
Elementary proceedings for Demetrius kazis, OF
No 40 West Nine ty-frst-st. on the application
NJ Frank F. Morrill, Mr.. Kazis came here from
Greece in 1893 and has since been in the florist
and cigarette business at various places in Court
iandt-st Fourteenth-st.. and S!xth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
MOVEMENT AGAINsr TIcKET-scALPING

Chicago oct GA concerted movement against
the entire system Of understanding begun last
night at the Grand Pacific Hotel The National AS
ISOLATION Of Merchants and Travellers gave din
ncr to representative railroad men. at which the
subject OF Ucket-sCd ping WAS gone over IN all its
details over two hundred and Atty persons were
present. John V Farweli. IT,. presided Roth rail-
road and business dwet upon the menace 10
the commerce and trade Of the country from the
business Of ticket brokerage. and resolutions
adopted authorizing the organization Of central
anti ticket scaling committee. with sub-comulit-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

tees and representation from all the States; Inc
coming sessions of Congress Will be the objective
ponts and energies will be devoted to securing
drastic measures against the scalping trade
Sneeches were made by A. NJ Compton, Paul Nor
ton G. r. Daniels. Adoph Nathan, A. T. Erllng
and Lafayette McWilliams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Judgment for $500 was entered yesterday against
the Investors Security and Accounting Company
In favor OF Dewitt c. West. on note TO the order
of the Dunn & Adams Manufacturing Company
which was delivered to Mr.. West. The company Is
a West Virginia corporation and the summons was
served on James C. Holden. secretary.