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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
TO DISCOVER VINO PEOPLED AMERICA

PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPEDITIONS START NORTH AND
SOUTH TO INVESTIGATE AMONG THE INDIANS.
Two expeditions left this city yesterday afternoon
FOR work in the North and in the South. one OF
the two Is expected definitely TO determine the
much-talked-of question as TO the original inhabi-
tants Of this continent The expeditions are start
Ing one for Behrng Strait and the other for Mexl-
co. They are going AT the expense OF Morris X.
Jesup. who has supplied the funds for the work.
The cost will be about $500 Two expeditions have
already been sent by the Museum OF Natural His
tory 10 BehrinK Strait. One was sent LAST year
and one Is now out. Another will be sent next
year and another the year after.
IL Is the contention OF many ethnoogists that the
original inhabitants OF this continent came from
Asia b. way Of Behring Strait. The men who
compose the present Northern expedition have made
n profound study Of the subject. They are DR..
Berthold Laufer and Gerard Fowke. They, will
have Indian guides and will live among the Indians.
dig IN mounds and burial places for skulls and
relics. and will have a years hard work.
The Mexican expedition, which started at the
sarne time by rail for the South. consists Of Dr:
Carl Lumholtz and DR.. A. Herdlicka. They Will
study among the Mexican Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
ADMISSION TO THE BAR DENIbD'
THE APPELLATE DIVISION REFUSES AN APrLi'A-
TON MADE BY AN ITALIAN couNsELLoH'

THU, APPELLATE DIVISION REFUSES AN APFLi'N
TON MADE by AN ITALIAN cocNsELIof'
In q decision handed down yesterday the Append''
Division OF the Supreme Court denies the app"'"
ton OF Lorenzo Giuseppe Maggie for adm'ssion ~
the State bar Of New-York The decision Is give,
In nm opinion per curinm' In when II Is s'a.eu
that Maggie Is naturalizcd citizen or the On''eu
States born in Italy. He was a member oi inc i'
ian bar and practised his profession Tor more t'dn
three years at Palermo.
The Court says that for more than quarter Oh a
century the effort has been making to raise inc
standard for admission to the bar In TINS STATE ana
this not alone elevate the profession but 20 as
sure to ali who have occasion to consult lawyers
that any member or the bar Is competent 10 80
advice. When the practitioner comes rom a TOT
eign State 1t may in many cases be assumed that ne
has such knowledge There Is, however graz
difference between the principles Of American ana
italian Jurisprudence. though OF course not IN the
broad principles OF natural right and equity winch
underlie law In all civilized communities. Inc
foundation OF the Italian system OF law s the tiVll
Code OF the Roman Empire. which Is very dlnereIt
from the English common law, on which Ameri,
law Is based. \ person might be learned
counsellor In the law OF Italy and still be ny no
means competent to give intelligent advice 10 clients
whose affairs subject TO the system of turlspru-
dcrcc established In New-York The application Is
therefore denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
INCORPORATE IN NEW-JERSEY.

Trenton March 10 GpecaD.-The following COM
panies were incorporated today
The Aero P.lverlzer Company. OF Jersey City:
capital $3.50 Corporators-GeOrg W. Mack and
John flanagan. Of New-York. ana i. O. Maturih'
East Orange.
The Waynesve and Newport Raiiway Company
Of West Virginia; capital $.oCJ Gy2 COIporators-
John T. Hart Of c .arksburz, ". Va, and Jacob
j. Holloway. OF Wheeling. ". Va
The North Carolina Land and Lu :l0er Company,
Of North Carolina capital 10000 :. Corporatorsv
John r. Hart OF Clorksburg, w Va, and Jacob
J. Holloway. Of Wheeling, W. Va.
The Automatic Te,escoping Umbrella COMPANY.
OF Newark: capital. t3Dl GO. Corp0IatOrs-Charle
II Ely OF Orange X j.. James W. Danser, of
Freehold y. J.. and Frank b. Rue, Of Atlantic
Highlands
The Bates Arms and Engine Company, OF Cam
den, 70 manufacture firearms and machinery;
capital, $4,000. Corpora tors-Francis O. Bates.
Mary A. Rates W Welcome Bates. Elwood Hen;
COCK and Alien II. 1win.ns. of Philadelphia. and
John ". Wescott. OF Haddonaod, y. >.
The ColAnrswood Water COMPANY. Of Ceilings
wood Camden County; capital, 5000 Corporators
,-George Lippincott. Howard L. Merrick and Wiii-
lam j. McDevi,t OF Collinsswood G. FRANKLIN
Davis, Of Haddonneid, George W Stokes and Ed
ward Amber Armstrong. Of Camden, and Fred
e!ick D. Laneenheim. OF Ardmore. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
DJyGLEY ACT DECISION AFFIRMED.

Judge Townsend in the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday affirmed the decision OF the Board
O, General Appraisers that the Tariff act OF 1871
known as the Dingey bill. did not become law
until after the hour when Il was signed by Presi-
dent Mckinley. The decision was on an appeal
taken by the Government from the BOARDS de-
c,s,o, IN the case OF W. Isclin & Co., importers
=, or,coods and others in October last. The de-
cieion means loss to the Government or several
thousand dollars in customs duties Vast Iud",
IL ~ tn,nor;s was received on July n. before
o'cIock their being a great rush OF importers to
~. Goods IN before the law went into enect, ana
eet sooi,srr race against time by several ocean
az, 80 rea ch mort II is not known whether or
moi the Government Will appear from 'he uecls'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
FgRRYBoATs RUN WITHOUT FRANCHISE.
THE DOCK BOARD THREATENS TO iNrERFhNN
WITH THE wHIrrHALL-sT. FERRY.

THE DOCK BOARD THREATENS TO INTERVIEWS
WITH THE wHIrEHALL-sT. FERRY
The Dock Board. AT It's meeting yesterday p"'
itself on record rs being opposed to certain o''''
which have been introduced In tho Legisiht"ie
granting berths to canal-boats at piers In the r.
Rver md nj the Battery President cram sa'u
that the bills were opposed to the principies %
home rule and that the Board had the 's"' -
lease the piers. The Board voted 10 u'Sapp''
the bills. 1,..,,
President Cram read letter from the Ne".
Railroad Company OF New-Jersey, asN'ns "io
Poard 10 renuos. the Municipal Assembly 20 grant
the company a ferry franchise. THE request va
denied as Mr. Cram said that the Boaru nu "
rlght 10 interfere Tho president explained LIZ
the Jersey Central Company was AT pr.scn Ra1tterv
ing a ferry from Communipaw 10 ,ne od,nn9ny
without any franchise whatever ne - ror.
was negotiating with the old Sinklns rsIin-foverz
missioncrs for a franchise when the DIN
went out OF Office under the new char NJ
eve ha 20 notified the Controller, continued "a.
Cram THAT the company must cease rulI,.'S ,,ou
boats II II doesn't get FRANCHISE sool Il" roo
get a Injunction 10 stop them. W h nkt ,,,ist
of the ferries but the Municipal AsHtu,1 ,s RIO
first create the franchise. The company "n.I..,hi,
10 use our influence with the Municipal NJ i"0''
TO procure the franchise. but we Won uU coar
r NJ Dix representing the Mouehud.e! ' -,
Refining Company OF Brooklyn, anptdits' pt,.sion-
lain about n public at the 1907 OF ~ ho
ave He said that the sewer was - ~ once
President Cram admitted that the clty d I'D - no
for damages but said that the DOCK was
referred to the Corporation Counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE.

Albany. March is-The following stock com
psnes were incorporated to-day:
Grand Central Stables OF NewYo City; capital.
$3.50 Directors--William NJ Williams. u. +. Root
and ". !. Fields
Manhattan Cornlce and Skycht Company. OF
Eew-Nork city: pia $500 Directors-M. S. A.
Wilson. j. T. Robin and i. l. FnuskI.
The Cataract General Electric Company. OF
Sew-York City. which holds the right TO equip tho
canals OF the State with appliances to propel boats
by Of electricity, to-day fled In the Office OF
the Secretary Of State a certificate of continual
lion OF it's corporate existence for five years, from
November :. 1875 The company was originally Ia.
coTporatod in 1888. for period OF five years. Tho
certificate ie attested by Frank W. HaWley, Charl-
ton T Lewis. William Mer;ens. c. +. Ncdder. J. S.
BacAe. Charles AmbrtCht ana Peter +. Meyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
TO WATCH FOR SMUGGLERs or GEMS.

TIERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

TIERS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
the incorporation Of the Diamond Importers and
and also gave the names Of the incorporators A.
Board Of Trade, Of this city, who Is also president
OF tho new company, In speaking Of the new or
ganizat!on yesterday sad
1T is not at all q new scheme. we have been
organized for three or four years. and lately we
decided II best to be incorporated. our pur-
pose Is TO cooperate with the Government to pre-
vent smuggling II through our agents aoroad we
hear OF any intending to attempt to sInuggie
goods into this por: we put the Government OH us
guard. and II we know of the presence of smuegied
gems In this city we advise the Government. in or
der that they may he seized Our efforts have been
successful In the past. and have proved Of great
benefit TO ourselves and others interested IN me I'M
portaton OF precious stones.
"Curiously enough this Is the only country IN
the world that places duty on precious stones II
is not because Governments do not wish the fGN rye,
nue. derived from them, or that there IS any eehi5
that they should be admitted free of duty, pui al
ne other countries nave dsco.GIenn rn' are easily
smuEgled, while their great value causes inc eiUIl
TO set them in free OF duty TO be nceSsant ~ ~ III
fists the Government has TO employ specai lheI ~
watch for snsuGg'ers OF gems, and all other coun
tries but ours have learned that the rcvenue &c
tailed and in no case worth the trouble taken 70
get it. II is only question OF time until 'hc
United States comes 10 the same OPINION
Il am sure our incorporat ton will prove OF ereat
benefit to the trade We are not money making
concern. In fact. we spend a lot OF money wrion
for detectives and other expenses incident 10 carry
Ing out plans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
EXPLOSIONS ~ FIFTH-AvE.

Two explosions on the east side OF Fifh-ave.. be-
tween Forty-secord and Fortythird SITS. yesterday
morning. sent two porderous iron manhole covers
ten feet In tho air and caused great CONSERVATION
and excitement ir the neishborhood. Many horses
took fright At the explosion and were prevented
from running away only Ivy great effort. The
Cidcnt happened about 1915 o'clock when the thor
oughfare was crowded The explosions
companied hy sheets OF flame and black smoke The
explosions were caused by tho accumulated gas In
The conduit bcinE iEnied by e.ectric spark from
one of the wires In the conduit. No one was hurt
however. and damage 10 property was done By
ne explosions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
MRS. THURSTON'S BODY TAKEN TO OMAHA

washington, March M-Thc train bearing the
body Of Mrs. Thurston to Omaha left Washington
AT $40 o'clock this afternoon. Besides senator
1,ur.ton and his son Clarence, the funeral party
,rc,udod Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn. Mrs.
Hatcher and Mrs. Taplin National officers or the
Daughters Of the American Revolution: members
~ the Cuban Relief Corps and other friends OF
Mrs Thurston. At Chicago !. l.. Webster and W.
/ Carroll will Join the party. The floral offerings
aro numerous The President and Mrs Mckinley
sant callas lilies OF the valley. Easter lilies and
,~rna ths OF roses the Daughters OF the American
DUni,,t,o inn an immense wreath OF violets, and the
tsvhen Relief Corps a wreath of lilies OF the valley,
fastened with the National coiors; The train Is
@ 80 roach chicago at $50 o'clock Saturday after
noon and Omaha at $50 o'clock the following morn
G,5Tn;dav in All Saints Episcopal Church. and the
3aw George Nackey will oficiate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
rrJI DEAD IN THE STREET.

Two boys called the attention OF FREDERICK buse
~ man who was staggering along First-ave' yes
~ r.nrnoon The man acted as II he were Ill.
va ~ he rea he'd the spot where Busc was stand
.na no exclaimed, my Coo, I'm dying" and fell un-
ne 60. =, ruscs feet BY the time an ambulance
''aa ,,o man was breathing his last In one OF
his nochets was found pint bottle OF cnroohc acid
with one-clghth OF It's contents gone In aho'hcr
,octe, was found "A pawnticket from Long Isiand
PfTv naWnbroker, a pledge and letter or me
,rission OF our Lady OF The Holy hosary. dated NO
n,tor "a TO the effect that Felix DAILY appeared
ketnre the REV NJ j. Henry and took the pledge 10
Isaiah for one year from all intoxicsuns diinns
-, lite ascertained that the man was Felix Day
S RRSh lived with his family at No 50 sevenh-st
Tong Island CITY. His family took charge OF MS
hOdV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
STOLE PIGEONS INTENDED FOR THE NAVY

Three boys arraigned in the West Side
Court yesterday a charge Of stealing pigeons
destined for use in tho United States Navy The
boys we're Robert Larkin twelve years old: Joseph
Herricks. fourteen years old, and John Murray.
thirteen years old Thomas Connors. of No so
West Forty-hfth-st., received In his lofts a few
DAYS ago a lot of forty-two pigeons for in the
Nav. The pigeons were stolen. and the police
learned that the prisoners were trying 10 sell them
in the neighborhood They arrested the boys. who
had sold eleven. The others found In Larkin's
home The pigeons valued In all at $3.50. Tho
boys were held for trial in 500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL ROSECRANS.

A solemn requiem mass was celebrated yesterday
morning at the Church OF the Paulist Fathers.
Ffty-ninth-st. and Courbus-ave, in memory OF
General William Starko Rosecrans. who died last
week The celebrant Father Searle; the dea-
con. Father Burke; the sub-deacon. Father Nc
Nicoll, and the master OF ceremonies. Father
Nevirs The music furnished by boys choir
OF nfty voices led by Father Hughes. There
a large nun ser OF Grand Army men present and
all the cadets of tho De La Sale Institute. Father
George Deshon, Superior General of the Paust
Order who was with General ROsccrans at West
Point. preached the sermon, telling how General
Rosecrans became a convert and had been the
means OF converting his entire family. The mass
was largely attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
Al HAYMAN UNDER EXAMINATION.
QUESTIONS ABOUT HIS LIFE IN AUSTRALIA
ASKED IN THE THEATRICAL TRUST


ASKED IN THE THEATRICAL TRUST
LIBEL CASE.
The examination In the criminal action for libel
by the members OF the alleged Theatrical Trust
against Harrison Grey Fiske, Editor OF "Ihe ORA
matte Mirror" was resumed In the JeHerson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday. The conpalnants arc
Marc Klaw Al Hayman. Samuel Nerdlinser, j. F
Zimmerman. Charles Frohman and Abraham Er-
LANCER. The examination OF one witness MT. hay
man. took I'D tie whole morning. Among other
things. Mr.. Cling on behalf OF Mr.. FlsKe, asked
Mr. Hayman: Did you ever leave Australia as n
tcket-of-leave man.
mo. did not" was the reply.
did you not become insolvent while IN AUS
tra'ia?' ~
Il made application TO be declared insoiyent
Another question was Did Joseph Murphy ever
accuse you OF plratpg one OF bis plays!
Mr.. Hayniar answered NO. . .,
Don't you and the other complsinants, control 70,
theatres In ali the large cities or the Union, anu
isn't it true that no company can BOOK WIN VII me
ring unless under terms they insist onF ana ish
81 the same corner in sugar or as bad as n
sweatshOD ~
Mr.. fayr,an again answered mo" but said that
they had theatres in some cities.
The case was adjourned TO Monday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
DFDJCATIOy OF A LUTHERAN CHURCH.

c, Paul's Lutheran Church. tho Rev. John a. W.
Haas u,stor. will ,e consccrated Tomorrow ana 'ne
following days The congregation has erected On
,b-ee lots at One-hundrod- andtwenty-third-st anu
seventh-aye n fine edihce. The total value Oh i''
oronertv is row $4,000 The main service VII! 10
- ,,rro,. morning I'm German at 1870 o'clock The
Pev A. Richter president OF the New-YorK synod
end the Rev George G. r. HAAS VIII preach Inc
nss,or OF the church will conduct the consecra'oh
service In the afternoon there VIII be service LUZ
thu Sunday schools in German and English an tne
.veoinV the service viii be entirely In Enghsn WIN
ssrnon by The Rev DR.. G. II. Krotsl On MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
PAY FOR TUBERCULOUH CAT7LE.

pr. Daniel Lewis. % the State Board OF Health.
ara DE Witt j. Ssigman. CT this city, banker In
tereste1 IN tuberculosis in cattle called al the
once OF the Board OF Health yesterday and had
t eSoiie,ence with DR.. Jenkins and DR.. Cosby as to
Su, ,Hoard using as influence with the Mayor 10
sic t9percuus cattle condemned their farms
Lersla,sS Governor Black The bill mas PASSED IN, inc
ssL~H VIII &c as requested, and the Mayor VIII De
'-Aeo 10 intereede with the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
Not TO GIVE CITY HONEY.

DECISION on THE PROPOSED APPROPRIATION
OF $4,000 roa CHARTER DAY.
The Finance ComIrttee OF the Council had
meeting yesterday and decided not 10 report IN
favor of the resolution TO appropriate $4,000 Tor the
Charter Deg celebration. Such action practically
kills the appropriation Members Of the committee
said, after the meeting. that they were SATISFIED
that the resolution TO appropriate s9OW couii not
be carried by the requisite flve-sxths vote Undcf
the circumstances there be no effort made at
the meeting OF the Municipal Assembly next Tues
day TO paso the resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
WRONCPTL USE OF A NAME.

New Haven. Conn. March l8.-Judge townsend
Of the United states Court to-day handed down
decision IN the case OF the NJ IIein.sch Sons Com
pany, OF Newark y. j., against Carl +. i'oker, OF
New-York in a suit complaining Of the alleged use
by the defendant OF the iIeiuisch name on scssoia
The decision DEGREES that an injunction be issued
against The defendant and that an accounting be
given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
r.pyrr ASSOCIATION sUSPENDS RATES.

The Join: committee OF the Tarin Association OF
New-York Fire Cnde'writcfs) Yesterday su,pen'1u
w - oNou, nvo hundred fireproof buildings in
,hts horoucn. Brooklyn and Jersey city. tho list
,nclud,ng a grea; many of the big Office buildings
The rates on the contents Of these structures are
not changed a prominent insHGanGe man ,; sac
ny that the rate suspension was OF niue
yes go iSnrodiate importance. as almost an me
Urrlinrs affected were insured Tor TWO or three
come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
QUICK RUN or THE LJCANIA.

The Cunard Line steamship Lucania passed ITO"
Head at lbs a m. yesterday March Is The tiine OF
passage was five days twelve hours ana hhetcch
minutes, equivalent to five days. seven nouns ana
eighteen minutes the short route On TWO days
she made the record OF b3i miles and 800 miles
respectively. averaging 2292 knots an hour. her
average during entire passage being 2l93 Knots an
n0uT. The record the short route MADE by the
Lucanla is 1--WE DAYS seven hours and twcnty-three
minutes, and her present passage Is five minutes
into account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

evening there Will ne a sermon by tie Rev II. w
Hoffman. OF Brooklyn. The music will be under the
direction OF George J.. Mddendorf and quartet. OF
st. Pauls Church. Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening
the service will be in German and English. with ad-
dresses by the Rev Messrs. ID. W. Peterson, A.
Steimlc and G.. Tappert. OF Brooklyn. On Wednes-
day evening the services will end With the giving OF
Staner's "Crucnxion" by tho Luther League
Choral Union and associated choirs and soloists,
under the direction OF Emanuel Schmauk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
THE PRESIDENT PLANTS Az OAK TREE.

Washington, March ls-President Mckinley TO-
day planted an oak tree In the Whte House
orounds re-establshing a custom begun many
Ears ago but broken by President Cleveland. The
,roo nlented Is small scarlet leaf or red oak The
shoyelled the dirt In the hole after plac-
~ ,he ming The Incident was witnessed by
large number OF people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
MRS RATCLTFFE GETS HER DfTOPCE.

Justice DAILY. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
signed the decree in the suit for divorce brought by
Caroline Ravcnhill Radcliffe against her husband.
the actor who was recently prison for wife
heating A. H. Hunimrl. representing Mrs Rat
cliffe presented tho proper proof OF residence In
this city ana the decree was signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
KILLED IN THE PULITZER BUILDING.
AN IRoNwoRXER FALLS NINE STORIES WHILE
AT WORK ON AN ELEVATOR DOOR.

AT WORK ON AN ELEVATOR DOOR
Joseph Nybra. nfty years DID, Of No. 81 Summit
ST. Brooklyn. and employe OF the Hecla Iron
Works In Brooklyn. while at work repairing an ele-
va,or door in the Pulitzer Building fell from the
ninth floor to the bottom Of the shaft and was In
stanly Killed yesterday afternoon. Nyb;a. with
Frank Quckenbush, o: No. lS6 Powers-st.. Brook
lyn had charge OF the elevator while the repairs
were being made No passengers were being car
rled.
Nybra sitting the flooring Of the ninth
floor his legs dangling in the shaft when Quicken
bush found il necessary leave the elevator for
few minutes In his absence Nybra fell. just how
he lost his hold Is not known. Tho noise made by
tie body striking the bottom o. the shaft heard
by a number OF people the ground floor. Patrick
NcQueerny. the elevator starter OF the building.
FASTENED down stairs and found Nybra's llfeless
body. The police not inclined TO blame anybody
for the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
yEIy FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS.

Washington, March 1s.-Among the fourth-cass
pos,masters appointed to-day were the following:
Observation-Disclosures Falls Albert l.. Kerr: Lanes
vile Calvin Harrington; Lansing. Roe Il; Jones.
Nartvlle. Floyd Allen: Nielsen, George w HoIineH'
1Ivoll Harry Hoffman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
rrASC OF A BUFFALO GRAN ELhFA1Oh.

prco,o March is-Hancock Co. OF Ph.a-
doinhio grain dealers. have leased the Coatsworth
n,oyator here The elevator is me SIKH IN capacity
a. lie harbor having bins for e''o" Dushe's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

IT, j.--Court open a; 1910 a m Ex-parte matters.
Surrogate's INSTRUMENTATION Fitzgerald S.
Court opens 1890 A. m. Wills for probate John NJ.
Heubner Charles Krummenauer. Catherine A. Calan.
Elizabeth Baldwin, James Moffett. 1870 a.
City Court-Specal Term-Betore Ftzsimons c. j.
Court opens at 10 a. N. Motions at 1870 a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
c.yADa,S SUNDAY NEWSPAPER BILL

Ottawa, March 1s--The bill prohibiting the dis
.,nu,,on and sale IN Canada OF newspapers Issued
mr. nurportipg to be Issued Sunday passed second
reading in the Dominion house OF commons ias'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Foote Thorne Glass Company dealers in
window glass at Nos. PIC and 2lS Woosier-st.. made
On assignment yesterday TO John V. b. Garrison.
Thomas ". H!slop. OF Troy, is president. and
Harry A. Everett OF this city. secretary. The
business was started in 1857 by il. W. Foote. and
incorporated in July 1885. with capital stock
q $30Np For some time past business has been
dull the finances of the company have not been in
q nourishing condition. and it had no rating at
pradst.eets. In the trade IL was underst stood that
the company had asked an extension in December
last II which time n statement showed assets
81 cn liabilities $4,000 The company obtained itS
glass principally from Western manufacturers.