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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TAKEN FROM THEIR CANADIAN RIvA

TAKEN FROM THEIR CANADIAN RIVAL
Chicago. Aug. l7.-Another blow has been struck
At the Canadian Pacific by the Chicago-St. Paul
roads. At this season there is always an exodus
OF farm lahorers from OntSfo and Eastern Canada
to Manitoba. and this year II Is larger than ever
before. over three thousenl passengers have been
hauled In one week. Formerly the Canadian PACING
had monopoly Of the business. II was able to
load up ,s trains with eighty passengers TO the
car. Now the American lines have gone In as com
petitors FOR the business. ard have succeeded In
diverting large amount o, the business by way
Of the Chicago and 81. Paul Last night aoo OF
these passengers war5 brought here by the Grand
Trunk special train on the Milwaukee ana 81
Paul took 20l OF them 70 St Paul and me otners
were divided Up among the other roads. Simllar
parties Will he brought here to- morrow and on
August %. and more may be brought later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
LIFE NDEEWnI?ERS ~ SESSION.
NINTH ANNUAL CoNvf>rIoN OF THE NATION IL
ASSOCIATION

MIMI ANNUAL CONVECTION OF THE NATION II.
ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis. Aug 1.-THE ninth annual conven-
ton o. the National Association Of Lie Under
writer's began to-day with an unusually large at
tendance The opening exercises began with prayer
by the Kew J. j. Faude and an address % welcome
by President Frank Joyce in behalf of the local
association. Governor D. NJ Clourh spoke In behalf
OF Minnesota. and the keys OF the city were meta
phoricaliy rendered the association by Mayor Rob
er; Pratt. whereupon cheers we're given for the
state. city and local association.
The following associations responded to the roll
call: Boston. Chicago. Cleveland Connecticut.
Georgia. Indiana Iowa Kansas City. Maine West
ern Massachusetts. Michigan. Minneapolis. Mime
Sofa Nebraska. New-York CITY. Eastern New
York. Western New-York. Philadelphia. Pi;tsbnrg.
President Rowes delivered his annual address. He
said in part
The question Of unjust State legislation. which
has been working against the business Of life in
surance in many States for number Of years past.
and which. II II il not arrested. VIII become n
serious menace 10 the business is q matter that
deeply interests every life underwater in the coun-
try. Until the last year or two the insurance com
ana In the main 10 prevent the passage Of hostile
legislation but with the rapid growth Of preludlce
lately agains, all moneyed corporations even me
beneficial institution OF lilo insurance has been maze
10 suffer from the unjust restrictions and taxation
Imposed by the Ignorance OF large class OF legls.
ators. and the business OF life insurance has met
with the most serious opposition where II should
have received the strongest support g.. $500.
cisei in the future against such legislation viii he
the creation Of moe intelligent public opinion on
and Nation. more especially on the part of the
masses. who. through the splendid work Of indus
class OF insurers. They already number some el3h'
millions, and are increasing at wonderful rate.
Oviatt. editor 81 The Philadelphia ntellgencer.
In reply to the question: What are we here iorG
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RETURNED HOME AND KILLED HIMSELF.

joseph Weiss forty-rine years old. committed
suicide Yesterday afternoon by taking large guam
uty of carbolic acid. He took the poison IN the
hallway Of No Gil East Eleventh-st. and staggered
into the room occupied by his wife and nine-year-
old daughter from whom he had been separated
for several months Standing In the centre OF the
room sunpor,inp himself by a table ne said:
"Bertha I've come back again. This time I've
come 10 ask your forgiveness. ! have been a pad
man but IT IS all over now.
Weiss sank down to the floor. Mrs weiss ana
hor little daughter screamed. policeman sum
moned an Ambulance from the Bellevue Hospital.
but Weiss was dead before II arrived ..
Weiss lived with his family until a few month
ago He was baker ny trade. but lost ms Posi-
ton and took 10 drink His VIE refused 10 i've
with him any longer and NJ LETT her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
N HONOR OF TIE EMPEROR or AUSTRIA

The annual banquet Of the Austrian Society IN
honor Of The birthday Of Franz Josef. Emperor or
Austria was held last night ut the Union Squar"
Hotel Twenty-Five members were present The
chairman was Consul General Sfochinger, OF New
York who proposed that a toast be drunk 10 IN"
health Of the Emperor. There were no sci spceches
and following Consul S'ocknger, Dr. Henry
Schleiter proposed tOas. 10 President MchlnleE.
The guests were hearty In tneir applause OF thls
coast, ard the auditors were only SATISFIED wh"h
Inc chairman declared that II was an honest dec
laraiicn OF the feeling Of those present during
The evening a cablcgram Of congraiuauon was
sen, 10 Emperor Josef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
FTREUEN TO MEET ~ YONKFRS.

Binghamtou. y Y. Aug l7-At the session ~ me
State Volunteer Firemen's Association here this
morning Yonkers unanimously selected as the
next place OF meeting and the following om'ers
were reelected President. Thomas OConnor of
Waterford. vice presidents Daniel Naylor. jr. OF
schcncciady ard W. r. Colgrove. OF Horseheads
secretary. Thomas Honohan, OF Frankfort trsas-
NOR George n Scott OF Coysackis: statistclan
" T. churchill OF Weedsport trustees Of Fire
mems Home. H. D. Brewster. Of Weedsport. IS
Uaggerty 81 Castleton and John troak. ot fott
Ilirhmond State Railroad Commissioner FRANK
NJ BAKER OF Owego was elected trustee tot tne
Home TO succeed * Governor RoswelI = fIo"er'
nod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
WHALING VESSELS ALL RIGHT.
IMPRISONED FLEET FREE OF THE 1ch AND
TAKING WHALES.

"
San Francisco Aug. 1.-THE Arctic whaers are
doing well this season. according 70 news Just re-
ceived here and all the vessels which were frozen
In and to which relief was sent have got out o'
the Ice with the exception OF tho Belvedere- W men
the ice began To form. Captain Milard managed 70
work hts vessel into little bay wher" she WAS
consid.re safe That safety has proved her undo
ing so far for while the Fearless. the Jeanne. me
Newport the Rosar RIO and the Wanderer have 20,
out and at Port Clarence she Is sun last
in the ice near Point Barrow.
The steam. whaler Alexander. instead of being
wrecked is all right and Is said 10 have taken iiVe
whales The bark John and Winthrop had taken
one sperm and two right whales. while the marx
Cayhead had taken the same number me steam
whaler William Bayiiss had taken six whales ana
The only bad news Is the reported death or 1ap-
tain TiltOn. OF the steam whaler Narwhal J ms
information is contained IN letter from John
LARA mate OF the Cayhead. written at Port
Clarence two months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
4 MINISTER cHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

THE REV Or HENRY DIXON JONES ACCUSED
OF prArIxG 4 SERVANT IN HIS EMPLOY.
Ashurv Park y 7. Aug Il tSFecinn.-Ine nov
Or Henry Dixon Jones. pastor ~ the Episc"ph'
church ~ tho Int.rcession. New-York CITY has
h,, ,l,cad unler bonds I'm the ~ t2m 20
avail, tho a,,ion ~ the Grand Jury on charge
~ assault, and battery On Ada Hnmelin. a servant
I'm his employ The girl. NJ Tho hearing before 20.
loo Tustiro Patterson alleged that Or Jones beat
nor when she asked for two cents 10 purchase a
n,wspaper the doctor insisting that the paper
could ba purchased for n penny Or. Jones says
ma, he merely held the girls hands. rearing she
Was about To assault him After 'he trial ne asked
that the clrl be held on a COUNTER harEe nut inc
r,s,ic. refused ha request
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
JruPED OvERBOARD FROM A FERRYBOAT

While the ferryboat Shnnecock OF the South
Ferry line was its way from Brooklyn TO Man.
haitian Yesterday afternoon n poorly dressed man.
about thrty-ive years old who had been sitting In
the wonens cabin. left the cabin. liz MS pipe and
then Jumped overheard In mdstream from the from.
Of The boat and carried underneath.
Miss |. Parker. OF No. +T2 Flrst-st.. Brooklyn,
complained TO the police at the Battery afterward
OF the heartlessness OF the deckhands on the Shin
necock She said that they made no EFFORT 10
recover the man from the water. The deckhands
OF The boat said. however, that they lowered a
ladder and did all in their power 10 rescue the man,
but could ind no trace OF him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
APPOINTMENT FOR MAJOR BRiCKETr.

Washington. Aug i7-The President this even-
Ing announced the appointment Of Major Fred
erick Bracket. OF Maryland. as secretary Of the
United States Commission 10 the Paris Exposition.
Major Bracket Is chief OF the appointment division
Of the Treasury Department. and Is resdent .!
Harrison he was Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Do
mari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
DIED WHILE DRIVING ~ TIE PARK.

Nrs Julia Walters. forty eight years old ~ No.
,N Ves. Sixty-nrst-st died suddenly while out
riding in Central Park yesterday afternoon win
Ronert b. r Jones OF 80. ! West Thrueth-st.
the Wcs, Drive. Mrs. Walters complained o: feel
Inv H. and her companion drove rapidly TO Ieder,
rich's Hotel 81 One hundred -and-t"nfh-si. ana
seventh-are. Policeman Steers summoned an am
bulance from the Manhattan Hospital. but the
n cursory examination. said that death was I'm az
nroha biliiv due TO heart disease. IL was learned
af,crward that when Mrs Walters left her house
in the afternoon her daughter was making h|r
ding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
MRS. cRFEDES SUIT DISMISSED.

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug i7-Judse Clark IN tns
Superior Court here. has upheld the coh".e' ~
80, NJ. X r Creole and Creole wherein MA
craed. agreed 10 relinquish her claim 70 the sstase
OF the old miner for the sum OF o' Ins oe ~
Cur, There are other contests to be deciaed ~
srn the sstate can be divided according 10 the PRIV
,,ie,on ~ will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
DJrD nv 4 SOTTHERV STEAMSHIP

f. e. Long forty-1ve years old. who Keeps n
general merchandise store nj Jacksonville. F'a.,
d,.d suddenly on Tuesday afternoon the steam-
shio CITY of san Antonio Of IN" Mallory line.
which arrived at Pier No. 81. East River. yestcr;
A. nooruing Mr. Long travelling alone. ana
~ vn 90 noon on Tuesday seemed 10 be IN the hest
OF health He then, 'o!d the purser tha' ne vas as
M, teellne well and did not 20 10 luncheon re
Htod coon afterward on deck. A. QIaraniine the
WeaIth O.f,cer Inspected the body and passed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
FIRST ASCENT or GRAND TETON.
SIX PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS UNsrCCEssFuL~FouR
MEN T.: THE PARTY.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Aug IA pariy has Just re-
turned from n successful expedition 10 IN" TOP or
Grand Teton Mountain. The ascent was made
under the management OF the Rocky Mountain
Club OF Mountaineers and the party, MS com-
Inc Pev Frank y Spalding Of Denver. son Of
The Episcopal Bishop Of Colorado Johr Snsyqe
made the first I'm 1913 All were unsuccessful.
The anerod barometer registered thirteen thou
sand eight hundred feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
RODE UNHTRT INTO An ENGINE.
From The Chicago Times-Hersld.

Mrs /. f.. Rlount, Of Wilmette. narrowly escaped
death yesterday while crossing the Northwestern
tracks on her bicycle In front 81 mail train. Shs
riding parallel with the tracks RidRe-ave.
on her way south. and had turned TO cross the
tracks. when she noticed the train only n few rods
from the crossing running full speed In her
excitement; Mrs. Blount turned her wheel down the
track toward the engine The pilot caught "a"
front wheel OF the bicycle rolling II up TO the num-
Der plate on the boiler. and then threw me "nsS
and rider aside Mrs. Blunt escaped WITH Ier
scratches and the bicycle was unbroksn sns oos
II homa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
IN SCALE DOWV ITS STOCK.

Schenectady. y. Y. Aug 1.-THE anlourheo s'c
cial meeting Of the General Electric company
,,.Lhoiaers IN vote on the proposition 10 scale
,our IN. stock 81 per c ent was held here to-day.
The result was that the proposition was carried
So a vote 81 2i3l4l shares for. and $500 against.
H. I,vermore faction did not show IT'S hand but
!, 10 announced that the matter will be contested
in courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
FIRST or THE MASON GANG CONVICTED

Thomas Reilly alias Cooley was tried AMI con-
,c,ed in Part II Of tho Court Of General Sessions
before Judge Cowina and jurv yesterday after
noseesson Reilly was ~ the men arrested
with big Biz, Mason and two other ex-cony C,
Gco DETECTIVES strip and Fosarty after a des
nerate struggle Mason Is IN jail In Philadelphia
awaiting trial. and the other two men are In the
ILL 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
m covyrR ABOrT CONSOLIDATION.

A, a meeting of the directors OF IN" M'nnesoes
,,on company yesterday the following were chooses
" .,,r,,tee TO confer with representatives OF the
Iu,nois Steel Company regarding the proposed con.
soiidation; President Pacen. Porter: u
vas reported that a preliminary conference vas
held yesterday afternoon, but nothing was nAds
public regarding the action taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
DAMAGE DONE By STORMS.
CROPS AND TREES INJURED LIGHTNING KILLS
MAN.

Tov-anda Penn. Aug 1.-THE most terrific
electrical storm experienced here In many years
passed over the central part Of this county this
morning The storm was accompanied by wind
~ alron,. cyclonic velocity and great damage
was done 70 tobacco and fruit trees.
In sone ulaces almost entire orchards were
RACED and shade-trees 10y the score were uproo'ei
1T Rurnmerheld. short distance from here
lightning struck and burned a dwelling house a
Young man named Gibson being instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
VALUE or ABDOMINAL BANDAGES.

The DR. Jaeger Company received many Vai'n"io
Recommendations Of their elastic abdominal Dena-
ages. large quantity OF which they furnished free
CT charge Tor distribution among our solu'rs IN me
Held Many medical authorities gave their APP
prevail of tn action and have written faVorho! ~
regard 10 the benefit derived from The wearing "I
these bandSges In The regions "heFe teVei "''"oA'
~ .'fsi,.e .fsf.
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-------- $500.
IVJJUERDTNO REPORT DELAYED.

The Iunecy Commission did not make report
Yesterday as TO the sanity Of Mrs. John G. Will
merdirg jr Tho Commission was 10 nave met az
s'ao a m TO prepare the report, but only Mr..
Travers appeared. 49,, -,
CON, n,issionols would Join him. and then postponed
The fling CT tho report unit. Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
PROVISIONS FOR FOREIGN ARMIES.

PAIRING TO Buy FOOD HERE For
THEIR TROOPS.
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE Record" Gays:
Great Britain Russia and Japan have entered
the markets OF the United States for the purpose
OF purchasing provisions such canned and sailed
meats. for use In their armies and navies For sew
eral weeks rumor has been in circulation among
the great packing houses at the stock yards to this
effect. and now It is confirmed What such an order
as will probably be placed by each country Will
mean can only be estimated from the amount or
dered by our Government in the early par. Of the
between he United States and Spain. II Is safe
70 say thar each foreign Power now figuring Tor
the purchase Of provisions WI place an order for
nj least Ave million pounds
whether or not the American packers Will be
able 10 secure the contracts Of the foreign Govern
ment depends upon the prices placed by the packers
Already some ~ the large packing houses are send
ing out to meet those OF other coun-
tries 10 confer with them and to submit BIDS Tor
furnishing all or part OF whatever orders may DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
PETITION N BANKRUPTCY.

Gustav Werner sun and electrical printer. AT No
6, puane-st and IN the 81. James Building. at
broadway and Twenty -sixth-st.. filed petition In
bankruptcy yesterday showing liabilities Of c.2s
81 a ss.ts " ROlT. The assets consist OF plant
at cash value 1861: outstanding accounts. 800;
eau,ty in a half-interest In house and lot az No.
as Hendrix-st Brooklyn. 500. and furniture. $3.50.
There are thir,y-two creditors, the largest being
+ ID Griggs N,2lo. for rent. Of No. 81 Duane-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
or NONDS.

Collector Biiwell has ordered reappraisenlen'
~ m. diamonds recently imported by Bonner,
cr,,ho,, R,ch a. Co Of this city. The importers
con,ende1 that the value nyed at the original APP
bra isement- ocoo-was excessive The! may ger
q reduction under the appralsement, nut ms
ia nv no means certain Ex-Judge pittenhoeier
who represented the importers. has asked Tor
Advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

Boston. Aug if--nostons TAX rate for 1885, ~ was
red to-day 10y u. Board OF Irincipa! Assessors az
" % increaso O: CO cents per $500 over the rate
Q: Jas, year The total valuation OF taxable prop
cry is s. Va(Sfs5 OF which $s3o l9i3 go is rea and
N6.scslei is personal. The increase IN real thls
year Is f2S33l350 There Is o ne; decrease In per-
sonal Of $2,Sa3ft5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
Nor CHARLES +. MARSTON'S BODT.

Al the home OF Charles f. Marston. the missing
s,cckrrokcr II was said last night that no member
., tho fe mily had rndcavoied 10 Identify a body
found of Fort Lafayette. In the Narrows yester-
tav which I: had been reported Dor" strlking
hiance TO the missing man. but Miss Marston.
The missing mans niece. sald she Knew mat me
body was not that Of her missing uncle uespi ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
SUDDEN DEMAND FOR TARIFF FACTS.

Wosh,ngton. Aug. l7-Many Inquiries are re-
ceved FOR copies Of the new tarln regulations re-
la,ing 10 the Nations possessions. Arrange
ments have been made by the War Department so
ma the Government Printer Will hereafter fur-
nisn COPIES OF these tariffs at the cost price. with
IN cent add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
SAFE OF SECURITIES CONFIRMED.

BOSTON Aug fudge Lowell in the United
States Circuit Court to-day ordered decree 70 De
entered in the case ~ the American Loan ana
Trus, Conpanv trustee for mortgage bondnolders;
against tho linton Pacific Railway Company ana
o,h.rs confirming the safe Of various securities OF
the par value o. $4,000 10 Kuhn. Loeo q Co. LOT
~. sum Of 500 g15.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
sr,crDE OF CAPTAIN JOIN CARMICHAEL
TRAGIC DEATH OF A soS-rS-rAw OF JOHN RAN
porPH TICKER

Washington Aug 1.-THE War Department to-
day received dispatch from Lakeland. Fla stat
ing that CAPTAIN John Carmichael. Comnissary De-
partmen, had committed suicide ty shooting His
home r. In Lexington Va lie married daush-
ter OF John Randolph Tucker. When appointed he
was with the Nicaragua Canal Commission. lie
had been I'll for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
pApTIr.s APPOINTMENT.

J e Rartle general freight agent OF the Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa Railroad. has been appointed gen.
oral Eastern freight agent ~ the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe with headIuarters IN TINS CITY, III
place OF c. n. Simonson. resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
NEW ROAD IN UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah Aug IA contract has been
signed by the Oregon Short Line officials and a
Utah and Montana syndicate for the CONSTRUCTION OF
a m .lroai from Milford. Ttah. 10 the Nevada STATE
line AT P.oche which will only leave gap o!
$50 miles 10 make all-rail connection oet''een
Salt Like ard Los Angeles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
FARM HAND STRUCK BY a BOLT.

Little Fells, y. Y. Aug. IA terrible lightning
s,o-,, rassad over thi. county late Yesterday
afternoon At least half dozen barns were
struck and destroyed Nelson Hasedorn, hs'a
any a farm hand Of the town Of Norway was
struck and instantly killed while standing IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
CANADIAN PACIFIC EARNINGS.

Montreal Aug 1.-THE Canadian Pacific Railway
earnings for the week ending August "A were NSa.
c0o. for the period last year. $4,000; decrease.
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
IOCtL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The sheriff received an execution yesterday
against r. Fcldsten & CO.. mar man"tac'"'''s NJ
No ,22 East Thirty-eghth-s., FOR N'0l IN raVor
.. ,v,liar, q NcGrath on an assigned claim from
ytov, Vol,hauser & CO. Of South Norwalk. conn
for hats sold 20 the frm. few weeks ago II;
Fa'dsten & co gave chattel mortgages 70 iour 81
,boir credifora 10 secure claims aggrega'lns G'ot
Trio trade estimate the liabilities or inc nrfn a,
Go o1o Uirsch Feldsiein. the senior partner mas
-, In Tho ha, trade MANY years. ana had Tor
,noriv a retail store I'm Third-ave besides the
factory Morris Feldstein. his son. became
mariner I'm 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

Judgmen, for Nip WIS entered yesterday against
Josiah s Lindsay. plumber Of No. 80 East lh.r's-
s,,bs, 4, favor OF John VI Stewart. on three
49, ID bv Mr. lindsay 10 tho order ~ +. a +.
Marin Mr. Lindsay has neen IN the pumping
Li,sir.ss since iSs5 has done considerahe "ork on
iorcs contracts and also operated considerably IN
real estate Three years ago he was sara I" or
was issued on the Judgment. An execution TOT
sis vas lssued against him n few days ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

rudga Ocott Of the city Court has appointed VI
, Lesser receiver IN supplementary proceedings
for Alexander Inv. plumber. 81 No 22s West one.
hundred and sixteenth st. on the npplication OF
Peter II Wemple on a claim for rent OF an apart
mont in one hundred and tOlrteenth-st lie hps
heeu in business for several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

Schedules 81 George Lahr. r., oNpressman' OF
No & Dleecker- - show liahl ties Of foO5: nomi-
nal assets of ps and actual assets or NltS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

Judgment, ror c57 entered yesterday
aeoins, F-onk Farre.ly liquor dealer. OF No 2S'
rlrst-ove in favor Of the j. =. -. Hupfel Brew
ing rompanv for balance due on a chauel mort
- Tho store l. an old esfab lshei one MI.
t,,,silv bought /, In November last, ~ vas sold
for q 10 of which 5000 WAS on mortgage 10 the
hravfu.. company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18
VFRMILTE & co.

Controller Coler when he learned that the letter
had beer made public attack upon him. said
that he had acted in the interests ~ the city, ana
he would take the same action again II the oppor-
tunity offered.
Regarding the main accusation said the Con-
.roIler Il will say that tho firm Of w. y. CO'er ~
Co aid not nave q dollars interest in the BONDS.
Neither did ] personally have dollars interest
" them I, Is true hat went around. ana Sc
cured bidders and believe that Is what am sere
- did 1, FOR the hest int Of the ci'., and
wound do the same thing again under the same cir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-18

DEPUTY sherry Radley yesterday received an
o,hor .xeeu,lon against Il J. Dean CO.
s,orape- warehouse mon. 81 40 3o1 Greenwich
81 and the Donally Manufacturing company
hotting machines ~ No g. powning-si, Tor &'i
I'm favor = me First National BANK 81 tnnton,
Company, which were Endorsed by X ). Dean
q,