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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
HANDICAP ON ZANTE CURRENTS President Mckinley Will Not Admit
 Them Free of Duty.

The anti-Zante currant fight is won, ac- cording to a brief dispatch received yes terday from Hugh Craig, president of the in Washington in the interests of the Nicaragua canal During the holding of the Fruit Growers Convention in Fresno the information came from Washington to the effect that in order to establish a better relationship and feeling with Greece certain concessions were likely to be made in the matter of admitting free of duty certain products of the Mediter ranean country. and the Zante currant was one of these. As might be expected, this proposition caused great consterna- ton on the part of the raisin growers of this State. Three or four years ago this matter was the subject of much discus rant currant or raisin?
 At any rate, the decision was that it should not be admitted free of duty, be- cause 1t came into direct competition with the rasins of this State, and the duty imposed has had the desired effect Of keeping the objectionable fruit or berry out of the markets of this country. As soon as the Western raisin growers scent ed danger in the air by abolishing the tariff on the entrants they sent most earnest protests to Washington to have ed to MT. Craig, who was urged to exert every influence with the Pacific Coast representatives. That success is assured may be inferred by the following extract from MT Craig's dispatch: '"The Presi- dent authorizes the statement that Cali fornia fruit interests are paramount. No need to be uneasy about Zante currants."
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
One More Cemetery.

The Congregation Ohabai Shalon. con- posed Of members of the Bush street Temple, have purchased ten acres of land In San Mateo County for burial purposes. Articles of incorporation are now being filed with the Secretary of State, all the lowing are the incorporators: J. M strauss, F. Stern, P. Shmidt, D. Stern. M. Blackman and M. Kahn. Work on the Contracts will be called for and if is ex. pected that the cemetery will be ready Tor interments in sixty days The plats will be taken care of on the Eastern plan. to plat owners
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Death of Miss Mahan.

Miss Mahan, the old woman who was knocked down by wagon driven by a boy named Richard Erwin last Saturday evening, died in the Receiving Hospital last night. Immediately after her death was reported to Captain Spillane lie sent Officer McGrayan to arrest the boy. He street, and taken to the City Prison where a charge of manslaughter was pre- ferred against him. Subsequently ne was released on his own recognizance by order of Judge Low.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

Justice of the Peace Barry in Judge Con ian's court yesterday to answer to a StuSSSav afternoon Secretary Wadham of faeuFIny fbe Eureka Society was taking girl t9 the the City Prison, and when they y Rassed 55ea arI,ine Deasv's chivalrous nature was arouse aroused by the girls tears and he hit Wadham on the jaw. Wadham prom promptly M pptained that he did not know that Wad- ham Rearn was san an officer, and the acting Judge after giving him a lecture discharged him.
 If the lead in your pencil is poor, try the famous "Koh-I-Noor.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Selections for To-Day.

First Race-Florence Fink, Earl Islington, Glengaber.
 Second Race-Daisy F, Pat Morrssey. Im- perious
 Third Race-Joe Ullman, Terrier Sweet William.
 Fourth Race-Buckwa, Paul Griggs, Rubi- con-
 Fifth Race-Mary Black. Miss Rowena, Va lencienne.
 Sixth Race - Benamela, Yankee Doodle, Mamie G.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Kindergarten Exercises.

The Crocker, Eaton, Sutro and Peabody kindergartens, under the auspices of the Silver Street Kindergarten Association. will hold joint festival on Friday, De- cember Is, at 10 a. m., in the Silver street Kindergarten, GA Silver street. In this school the first kindergarten west of the Rocky Mountains was established by Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin, and the coming festival will mark It's nineteenth annual Christmas celebration. The public is in vited to attend the exercises and visit the institution
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Assaulted an Officer.

Walter Nagle, who, in order to escape being arrested, struck Police Officer Barnes on the head with slungshot, was indicted by the Grand Jury yester- day on a charge of an assault to com init murder. He was arrested last night by Detectives Graham and Fitzgerald and formally charged at the City Prison.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Track Notes,

Seventeen books cut in.
 Billy Connors found business lively in the field book line.
 Bernard (Kid) Weller was on the grounds, and not feeling in particularly gay mood after his trip across the noun tains, only made a couple of small bets of two hundred thousand each.
 Willie Applegate appeared on the block, challling up prices under the name of the Chicago Club.
 Pat Dunne was doubtful about Ailyar's ability to win the opening event, as he had worked at the distance but once and then in the face of a strong wind. After sizing the entries up he bet $60 on Los Me danos, and Powell didn't like that colt. It game it is to beat.
 J. L. Hyman and Ben Carson, well known in Eastern turf circles, were at the track
 Dick" Collins, the capable and widely known sporting writer of the St Louis Republic, and Gap" Tillis, an extensive speculator of the Mound City, were ex- pected in on last evenings overland train
 Nose Getz has turned his back on book making and is having better success on the ground. He met with sharp reverse, though when Highland Ball was Jeff af the post, carrying thousand-dollar com mission.
 Bud Houser and his brother George are Fresh @ arrivals from the Eastern country Bud was formerly secretary for I. TaIh0t Clifton. the Earl of Blingum.
 Bullman was there again with two win nerS yesterday.
 Iopmast apparently weathered the re- cent gale in good shape, for his race was quite toothsome racing morseI Some or these epicurean Eastern gentlemen who are afraid to leave their trunks unlocked while residing in California are not so hsd themselves. so ""o
 If Bernardillo is to continue such an emgmaucal betting wonder the judges in the betting. Then his owner could het with himself and quit the only loser. Ollie Johnson leaves tonight for Lex lngt99n, Ky. He will bring back twelve farm to be sold ei i"'s
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

Major Mercer Otey, residing at 1O12 Fourteenth street, Oakland, suffered stroke of apoplexy at 432 California street yesterday afternoon as he was going to his lunch. He was taken to the Harbor Hos pital and at late hour was resting easy, Major Otey Is at present connected with the Equitable Life Insurance Company. He is an old Comstock man, and is fa- miliar with all the early history of Vir- ginia City and Nevada.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

similar case of A. B. Bowers against the Company. 'ion
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

Received yesterday, Mexican carved leather pocket books. cigar and letter cases, at Sanborn & Vail's.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
Stricken With Apoplexy.

Ladies' taior-made suits. Fur capes, cloaks. credit. M. Rothschild. 211 Sutter st., r. and |.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

A Soldiers Mistake. J. c. Deasy, soldier, appeared before
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

346. F9SRTh s RAofons and sixteenth miles; fhree'
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13


 Time 1:431k. Winner P. Ryan's b E. by Buchanan Els ing. Won easily. Second and third driving. Cyril didn't have much left at the end. Cabrlo cassed.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

Time 129k. Winner P Dunne's b. by Himyal easily Second and third driving.
 Ailyar had it all his way. Los Medanos Was suspicious looking ride. Casdale good
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

Index. Horse. Age. Weight.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

me. Winner, E. Baldwns oh. Rosebud  The
  do bett ter al
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13

ohz selling upward
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-13
THE CALLS RACING CHART

INGLEsIDE RACE TRACK, Monday, Dec. 12, 1ses.-Tl day of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club meeting Weather fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
A NEW CUSTOMS RECITATION.

Goods Illegally marked, either as TO amount or
value. or otherwise than required by the customs
laws. now come under rule, Just issued by
the Treasury Depar. ment. Heretofore such goods
have been referred the law division OF the Gus
tom House. The instructions received by Collector
Bidwell yesterday read follows:
In accordance with the recommendation Of Agent
Cummings, you should instruct the Appraiser.
whenever Illegally marked goods are found In any
examination package, 10 at once request that the
balance Of the importation he ordered into public
store, either intact or in the best condition pos
sible The importer may there mark his goods In
The manner required by law in the presence of the
representative of the Appraiser: and the importer
shall be required deposit with you in each In
stance sum equal to the compensation Of the rep
resentative OF the Appraiser who has supervision
OF such marking for the time during which he is
so employed. No appraisement Of such importa-
lions should be made untn they shall have been
marked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through rains leave Nc@ York foot = Chambers st.
am VI Vesiibul~d Express daily f,r p,ngl,r,n,
voverly Ilmira lunalo Bradford Arrive, Iiu,alo
= Parlor g. Bunalo
O.I5 \. M.-vestbued Express daily for Port Jervis
and MoutcelIo DAILY. except sunday. Tor IAckawaren
i'r,sd,i. and important local points Flpira pulI'
mann per,ar cars f0r Monticello and Elmiia
y 900 H. M-Vestibulei limited Fast mail daily
soiI rain for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A 81
Ch,cngo T.. NJ Sl"epers TO Chicago. Cleveland and
10 r. VI Buffalo and Cleveland vestihuied E.pr..,
AIN" Arrives at Buffalo 7.O5 A. ~ Brndfori a A
NJ jamestown 100 \. n. Youngstown I0.27 A n
Cleveland 1890 T. NJ sleepe's TO Buffalo ard Cleveland
0.I5 r. M-Dslly solid train FOR Ringham,on ElmIra
Waverlv and Chicago Scerers 20 Iofnelisvc Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining car.
YINlCKErs. LOcA. TINE .AHI'S 90 = Nd ftli.MAN ~
way 127 owery. i5G East 25'h st. and "a Wet 25h-
., Ctanpcf. and 23d ST. ferries. N~w-Y0rk 127
md 600 Fulton 0S broadway. BRO klyn l22 Rlvcr
TIob9ke- and jersey city station New York Transfer
G.. calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n n
stations In New York. foot of DnrcIny
md ohri.tophrr streets
VESTIDILED TRAINS rtLINtN uIFEET
CANS. rI\INIH IIGHT -.

SrO \. W. fIN''tAMID Hhll. stops
IO,oo A. M-tCate Carl BUFFALO SCRANTON;
HINGHAMToN. OwEGo ITHACA TIyiRt
UTICA RIcHFIEID STRINGS. sYRACi'Sr and
OeWTGO EXPRESS Pullman Palace car. c,,,er,
ing at Buffalo Wih trains Tor Chicago ana roin,.
400 - VI Daly.Clicago snd buffalo ves,inul-a r.,
rrees 50 EANThN. WlLkE-HATIlE RI
MIRA Pullman Hanet rsror Chr 70 Elniira
e-r,lrg . 3 day
A.OO T. VI SCR ANTON. WII.KESRARRE ara ~ w
or-TU EXPRESS Pullman IiIT-t Tario- rsr
-,OO A. W. DAILY Chicago and Buffalo Vertihi,.s lin
80 Frrrr~s or SCRANTON. IINGTAvTCE ~
MIRA BUFFALO. Through Hune, sleeping ar
New York &c chicago Dining Car west - uuo,lo
$3.50 T.. VI. Dally! hurao Etnres. Pullman sleeper.
Tor SCR ANTON. BlNGIIAMTON ELNfRA IA ri
MT NORRIS and HrFFALo. arriving in nur1io
Gao r. VI nDanvp-RuFFALo. SCRANTON prvc
UhMTON. OWEGo ITHACA. ELMIRs Syps
Cf'sr. RICHFIEf.D SPRINGS and OsWFG6 &c
PRESS Pullman buffet Slcrrers -
Triggers AID PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry care q sons dLmtch ~ broadway. IL PARK
place 400 Broadway and 1I2 HfoadWay Tlcke,. a,
,er~v stations IA 4h ave l2th o. CT W.si ios,h
e. OK columbus ave. New York 33s and no Fulton =,
and l0G Broadway BROOKLYN Time tables givinr rrl
Information a all stations
WFcTcOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call Tor and
check NagraRe from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SHORE r. r.

Trains leave 4ci 81. Station y. Y. as follows. and
IL H. earlier from foot - franklin So:
AIO:N A. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Cornwall. New
tt!.gh. Kingston. New Idliz. Lakes Mnnewaska md
Moh.nk and all catskill Mountain points
:: 4 NJ. for Cranston'r. West Point. Kingston.
l.ale No1Ynk and Minncvaska 'itski Mountains
Albany. and Lake George"
I NJ ION1INE%lAI LIMITED. Daily. Al
hany. Syracusc. Hochesfer. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
,lc,el.ud. Ie'rolt. Chicago and -. Louis. Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis next afternoon. Dining car.
1915 J. VI. Saturdays only. e.: all ca's%N Mountain
Ca:t5 r. NJ Daily except SUNDAY. for Kingston Lake,
MohonK an! Minnewaska. Caiskili Mountains Catskil
and Albany.
ca 900 f. NJ Daily. .sc~p, Sunday. for Ccngcfs Graft
ston's. West Point. cornwall Newburgh and inter
mediate stations 80 Allan.
600 H. N. Daily except sunday. Tor Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern tanaGn.
G:3O r. NJ Chicago and St. Louis Limited Daily. for
I-tica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. chicago ard St Louis.
7:t6 T. NJ. Daily. except sunday FOR Syracuse Roches
Ter Buffalo. Niaga.a Falls and Toronto
S,I5 T. 81 Daily for Albany. Utica. Syrncusc Rochcs
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CTeye-
land chicago and 81. Louis Saturday night has
Sleeping car Cstski Mountains
A. u. 9 leave Brooklyn "Ann~N'-A 0:l5 a. NJ: -
iO.a5 4 NJ e. 800 =. jersey city. =. r. r. Station
a g:is \ VI Il. II 20 a. N e. 3 35 =. NJ.
Time tables a, PRINCIPAL hotels and offices.
C. Il. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
rEARA LONG CONTEST OVER CITY BONDS.
CONTROLLER REFUSES BANKEss' REouE TO
MAKE THE AWARD AT ONCE.


Oficiais at the City Hall are beginning TO iear
that there will be long contest in the courts over
the award OF the ctys bonds 10 the amount OF
nearly Ns.ONOcO for which bids were received last
week As the Controller has received advice from
the Corpora ton Counsel 10 the legality OF some
OF the bids and has been ordered TO show cause IN
the Supreme Court why he should not be restrained
from awarding the bonds TO the highest syndicate
bidder there may be no escape from long legal
contest over the bonds.
Several bankers and representatives OF nnanciaI
institutions interested IN the Produce Exchange
Trust Company, one OF the bidders for the bonds.
had conference with Controller Coler yesterday
and submitted opinions from Hoadley. lauter-
bach G. Johnson. Elhu Root Julian T. Davies and
other LAWYERS TO the effect that the bid Of Yer
milye e. CO. being conditional was Illegal. and
could not he accepted The bankers asked the
that they could make contest by mandamus pro-
ceedings I'm the court.
The opinion OF the Corporation Counsel Is al
variance with that Of the lawyers representing me
trust company. Nermiye a. Co. bid 16O3. while
the bid OF the Produce Exchange Trus, Company
while the former made on condition that their
counsel approve the validity or the issue. con,
troiler Colcr did not promise 10 make the AWARD
soon In fact he has not decided 10 MAKE any
award He has been served with an order ny
both companies show cause why he should not
make the award to them. hut while these orders
do not prohibit him from making any award ne
NAV await the outcome Of the court hearings
Meantime contractors are without money. and pup
lie improvements retarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
MACIIINEHY

~~~~rNNNNNNN~NNHNN /NoONN-NNNNNNNN~N>
At REDUCED PRICES $50 second hand
wool and Iron working machines. fuilk
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3gS Madl
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 30, = NJ Pullman vcstlhule Day coach.,
parlor Cars. Dining Car service. Meals a Ia carte
Buna, with through seepers TO Detroit and
Chicago.
-i2:5O. 1000 r NJ, daily Tor EAsToN MArCH
CHUNK. WiiKESBARRE, SCRANTON and coal
branches Chnir 20 F>sfon.
'3.5O. NJ. daily. eNrep sunday. 'or Wii.k rs
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Stations Connects for all points regions.
Pullman Buy i'arl.r Car for Wikeshaue.
.t:5O. $50 +. NJ. daily. except sunday. Tor EASTON
and intermediate stations.
1850. 5:I5 F. ". SUNDAY, only 'or MAUCH CHUNK
and Intermediate stations.
$3.50. $40 i. NJ. daily. except sunday. Tor EAsTON
a PRINCIPAL intermediate stations.
.6i5O, 800 +. ~ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAI,- aud all points West Pullman sleeper destitute
train y Chicago Sieepers Buffalo and Toronto.
DINING Car New York % Eas+0n.
$40. 500 /. VI illg. kept sunday. stopping My
A. SOUTH pLAINFlELD. EAsToN BETHLEHEM.
MArCH CHUNK. SANKE GENEVA. ROCHESTER
BATAVIA 81 fFAID ana ioK1NTu Pullman sleeper
for Buraio None but sleeping carried ~
baggage carried
.s.2O. S,2o j.. " dany for NlLKFSPARRr ITH
ACA. GFNFNA. RoCHf;~TEE. UfFFAfp NIAGARt
FALLS ana ~ .afs West Pullman sleeper o. Cica.o
Addltiouni ca 'rnfrs daily except sunday f9r Sol III
pIAr%FITlT. 1901 81 BROOK. and Intermediate roin,.
icave 40 %. 10 80 .lO..D ,s,irl,,.
only) \ " 2.2u - -. 10 . - ana q 20 J. VI
Tickets Pullman nlrro-afiln- IIa 2Ji ia
49, 90 an s23 roadwsy. - = IAN So. I;G T. I2sh
broadway. and Bfooklyn Annex. Brookiyn
y Y Transfer Go VIII call for and check harynr. from
hotel or rcstcnce through 20 definition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

rraIn. leave Of W I'D ST foIIows as minutes
Franklin ST.:
r.SS A. M.--Day Express for all stations Connections
4 ss)e) Nohonk and Minnewaska. Ellen
VILE Parlor cars 80
o. A. Mo Intain Express 10 Liberty and inter
H.lO mediate stations Lake kiamesha. White Lake
and Eflenvile. Parior cars
4 .OO =. VI. Saturdays oniyl-Stations to Rockland.
ParOr ears . -. ,. c..,
K. y Lakes Mohonk and Mnnevaska. Elenvie Lake
E,.mesha and White Lake. Parlor cars.
H.1r y. n. Frankiin St 3:s5 T. M)-To Chicago.
II. - ldaily stops at Middetown, LDerty. l.. Manor
walton Norwich. Oneida. Oswego Niagara Falls Was
S,.snlns and Reclining Chair Car seats free through
10 Chicago via wabash ,.u ou.ro 40 49,
way n Y " \. Transfer CO. checks baggage fOn
residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
WORK WANTED.

YoING MAN. IS speaking German ara
F.r elish wishes position In wholesale
house To- make himself useful 'liARLES
OBERLTND : Lewis ave, brooklyn
YOt' NC MAN. Irish. age ~ gooi ecu, y
lion not long IN country. wants sit"d
tfon. CITY or country. II Fulton 81, IS hiSh'
YOl'NC Man. %. wishes position al an
thing. not longer than Ten hours. 80 ~
ecu liIE. "a Westsrn-ave Jersey city.
YOT'NG MAN wants situation on gentle
mans place understands driving. care ~
ho~sss. lawns. milk: wiling. ohligins D
years references Address THOS. ca
HILL. $40 West 321 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
A PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Fanny H. Hurcomb OF No 80 West One-hun-
bred -frst-st.. filed petition In bank
ruptcy yesterday with liabilities OF sn Hl and no
assets except some jewelry. which she asserts is
exempt. The only creditor is the Third National
Bank Of this city, which obtained a Judgment
against her for sll ~ March II last for bal
ance due on her note for $4,000. made on No.
vember "a. 1928
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Emil Klein doing business Emil Klein 4 Co..
wholesale dealer in and Coffees AT No. IS
Front-st.. filed assignment yesterday TO John
r. Terrier. without preference The deed Is dated
August r. was signed by Mr.. Klein on that day.
bu was signed by Mr.. Terrier until August 10
The Sheriff received attachment against Mr.
Klein yesterday previous to the assignment for
S45 in favor OF Mitchell Brothers. 1t was said
that In the last four weeks Mr.. Klein had pur-
chased $1,000 worth Of goods credit and that
none Of the goods could be found in the store now
The store has been in the hands OF the marshal
since Friday
Schedules Of the Kennedy Publishing Company.
Of No 10 Fifth-ave. show liabilities OF sss529 and
actual assets Of SEQ All the liabilities are on ac-
count Of accommodation notes to the Arkell Pub.
fishing Company, and s4l 900 of the notes are held
by various banks which have $4,000 bonds OF the
Arken Publishing Company as collateral security.
Two judgments. aggregatinc sS00e1, were entered
yesterday against John A. Foley and Charles v 1.
Foley as executors Of the estate Of Arthur NJ.
Foley one for sl73I in favor Of Donald b. Toucey
as trustee of certain trusts created by deed or
Joseph H. Westcott and for s2.6+5 in favor Of Mr..
Toucey as trustee of the lnexecuted trusts under
died in 1874 The judgments were for the amount
of liability OF Arthur NJ. Foley as surety on the
bond Of John A. Foley as trustee under the VIII
~ Heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Washington tiH'S 49,. -
The Approximate amount u me zen /"
charge 10 satisfy which the soo,T y
srrihed property is TO he sold Is Si' So.
,.,,b interest thereon from the 2nd day OF
August. is9s: together with costs ana a..
iowances amount Ia sSi+ 49, w" sos
ter.st from the An day ~ August 20
together with the expenses oi l" s.ss.-
The approNimate amount = t1Nes a-s.-
ments or other Hons upon the saIf prvP
ertv. which are to ne alo-ed 10 tnr Ia
chaser out ~ the purchase m'nrN. OF P'-
bv the referee. is 81 and Interest, 500
Dated New York city. August ~, low
mn ~ Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-~~-~~r~~~>r>>~~~~S>>~>>,~~ -~~>~~>~s>~~~N(~~~~~
WANTED \ party having an established
manufacturing business IN 'niurni 10
wants q fartrer With SO go. best bank
references given sni reGulfei for further
particulars al irsss PLANNERS IA
IlpNAf. BANK b,ngWNrt. Col.
ADVERTISE, MFSTs and subscriptions ior
The Tribune received A. their Uptown
ono So ! ~ Hraainay - dor north
= 3i-' Il urtI o'clock ! m aiNef
fseuenis received NJ me following branch
90 - az regular ofce rates Until % clock
= II. VIZ "a sth ave. t.. cor o3d -
X. riL ave. cor I'm ~. Mac =. 9Th
ave and lar ST. ~ Columbus ave. near
Vest Goth - lOS West ~ 81. near "ir
av- ~ Fast IAN ST - WeN' ~ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

WESTERN STEEL MEN COMING.

II rumorei in Wall Street yesterday that
President Gates Of the Illinois Steel Company. and
e H. Gary general counsel of the company.
their way 10 New-York 10 hold a conference
with representatives of the Minnesota Iron Com
pany. with view TO consolidating the two con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot % West 23d 81 hern H. RI C|t'mhut or
I.ehrI
.Indcaics tine from West ri s.. Other figures emo"
me from Corianff 0r les'r0ss"s -
10. G;2O \. VI. daily SUNDAY $3.50. A. M for
FASTO% and intermediate stations
- $50 = 80 4 NJ daily FOR Wfi.K ESBARRE. sCRAN-
TON ITUNtA GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and tho West ans principal local
points. dining and chair a. Rlfa!o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS
From foot OF Liberty 81,
Week days. 40 500. 1000 q 30, Dining Cap A. NJ.
100, las $40 900 Dining carr. 500 p. NJ 1913 mdt
Sundays. 40 1000 Gl:3O Dining Car) 4. NJ, 20
900 Dining Car. 900 +. NJ. 1913 mdt Additional
trains for Philadelphia week days 800 a. ~ 400. 30
1880 800 p NJ SUNDAYS. 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST
Week days 7lo 75S. s:25 $40. 500 sOs a:2o g.35
1000 1913 lOi5 II Os. ll3O II .53 A. NJ u % Il 49,
100 i:2;. ~. 2:io. 2:?s' 2s3. $50 $40 $50 42s
e:lo as5. 1925 II 80 ?. A.. l2l5 md SUNDAYS 100
1855. 8:35 1000 ii 80 A. M IL: NJ 1858 45 30
800 3:55 40 As. 5:2s. 500. $50. 7:25 s25 $40
s:55 10 So p. If. I2:l6 Indt.
Tickets and paror seats at foot OF Liberty
whitehall St. l3. liz POI. 43+ s44 l2s4 1872 Broad,
way 1871 9Th Av., 81 East 1911 St. loa Ea.t l25h ST.
2I3 West l2Sth St. 2jl Columbus Az, New York. 4
court ST. 500 Fulton ST, Brooklyn. 9s Broadway win
,smsturR The n Y Transfer Will call for and cherk
baggage from hotels or residences TO destination.