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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
coAL OPERATORS DID NOT MEET.

Rr-MoREn CONFERENCE OF PRESIDENTS OF Az
rHRAcITE LINES
Ylrnor was anoat yesterday tina, the presidents
q, anthracite railroads had met informally TO as
Gus. the general state OF the coal trade. Among
.hose mentioned as attending the conference were
President Harris Of the Reading. President Man
vol Of the Contra. of Nev-Jersey; Presiden: OiN-
obart OF the Delaware and Hudson. and VICE
President Holden Of the Delaware. lackawanha
and Western Railroad. Mr.. Holden. however. said
late Yesterday afternoon
Il know ~ no such meeting having been held or
10 be held
A prominent downtown coal operator said yes
erdav that meeting OF the presidents OF the coal
lines had been arranged for yesterday, but that
the plan had been abandoned Tuesday after
noon IN consequence OF the unwngncss Of Ger
tain Of the presidents 70 attend the meeting. The
proposed conference. he continued. to be held
not for the purpose OF advancing rates. but Simply
with the aim Of ending the present Generalization
NJ ne coal trade. Some OF tho roads were com
planning that they not getting their full pro-
portion O. the tonnage. and also were charging
that other roads cutting under them. The
present price of s. - ton added the coal man
quoted had been made only by Independent opera
tors on inferior grades Of coal. the companies
coal not having Seen cut at any time more than
i've or ten cents ton under the circular price Of
2-5 H.. thought II extremely improbable that
fhere would be- any advanc" in price above s. a..
a. n was late iu Tho season. and the East. South
and West had already their fun stocks. II thcre
should be any rise. il would he In this market.
where the demand Is constant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

or tho ss rs 6. school tax levied In this village
Collector John Birch has received $1,000 at ! per
cent The remainder will he collected at per
cent.
The vardens and vcs,rymcn Of Grace Episcopal
Church have granted 20 the rector, Archoeacon r.
r. Van Klecck q six months vacation on account
Of nlhealth Tho Rev. Mr.. Scott. who VIII II" IT.
Van Kleecks pulpit in his absence VIII ne INV
guest Of honor at reception at the parish mousse
next Monday evening. go,
on account W irregularities new procceo'ns' VIII
have 10 10 instituted IN the matter Of securing 4
site for the new schoolhouse in the Chatter'oh mn
district ,,o,
Tho plans for tho addition 10 the sewer-dispos"'
works south " this village have been app'"H'".
and bids for constructing them viii pc receiver
The fall meeting % the WestChes'STr C Tsrrv
80 JI,eh School l;ildng on Saturday morning.
November II An interesting programme re-
pr pareu' AND WomSs and An Things Are Beau
tfu" by the grade pupils 81 me IartNSrt smear
and papers and addrcsses ny Rocheilc:
OF this yilagc; r. r. Nount vernon: Professors
sh,rmer' OF Tex-York city. ard others ,.o,,r,
Justice Joseph r Barnard in the supreme ~ pI thc
paTk qIiil Reformed church. in the city OF 1on ~
gers against the minister. elders anu az Won
,s i uhicb ne II ds that the plaintiff is entltso
10 the specific performance OF the az % Indow-
j., Ma ;onSerS we're conveyed 10 the plaintiffs lo
the term Of five years al the EeaaS, we're 10
The end Of which Tine the nremses so leased for
the consideration OF 81 he only 70 nav the mort
the plaintiffs arnsrd 9 Directs the defendants to
cSecite and deliver TO the plaintiffs toT 10 an
SroyeS bv one Of the Justices Of the court IN &C. so
The parties dner respecting II ms n the defendant
M agraeroent in writing to assume and pay OH '"e
mortgage Of $500 on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
NETWORK CITY.

Another captain was added TO he police force
yesterday ny the Commissioners in accordance with
an order OF the Supreme Court in Brooklyn. lie is
Captain Kreuschlcr. OF Rockaway. The act Of
consolidating Rockaway in Greater New-York
eliminated Kreuschcr. and he appealed TO the
court which has restored him to a captaincy at his
old salary of 1883 SO year.
Bids were opened yesterday by Fire Commits
sioner Scannell for the erection OF new fre-engine
house at Schofeld-ave. and Main-st.. I'm The Bronx.
The lowest bid that OF John Fury. Of $685.
lie secured the contract.
District Attorney Gardiner caused all the assist
ant district-attorneys to sign sort OF round-robn
yesterday to the effect that they would no longer
convey any information concerning the business Of
the office 70 newspaper mon The District-Attorney
SAID that too much information given out by
his assistants and hereafter all Information
corning the business Of the Office must go througN
him.
The sea-going tug Hum5erto Rodriguez. which
captured I'm the with Spain. left this port
yesterday for Havana. She flew the Spanish flag.
Her release ordered by this Government. as she
under the Red Cross flag when captured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
WORKERS.

There was an entertainment on TUESDAY $500.
IN the lee ture-room Of the First Retormeu
under the auspices Of tho Social Chrisuan W.
crs I'm which Mrs. Alfred J. Serreh' ~ ,,,',
,, 1-roaor,ci and Miss Elizabeth NJ. Phil
liDs took part ,- ,ho
Tn. frst in the series OF fall lectures u'u, we
auspices Of the Yonkers Kindergarten w..
WIS given yesterday afternoon at II och, wa
bsu ~ me Wonlan's institute. the IeC,uic,. Vi
Miss DosIa and her subject The PIactlV@' 1HrPbnr
ratiou Of Froebers Theory OF Educauo"
lectures 80 follow: -. ,roo ontcrtain-
Last night the irst of series OF ~ Andrew $
ntr,a1 ,Y',-ch was given in the Parish HOUSE.
james s Burdet,e was the enterta'htEIri cb School
tn football team Of the Yonkers Hls" 0,i'o NJ
80 detected o. Tuesday afternoon DN d .'i,
from Packard Business college me s"nhnf ore n
IIonn al Inc North Broadway GROUNDS peio'e "
fsrse number Of Spect aiorS. . c,,,roon.s Court
The usual session 81 Surrogate Siisn .h 'sicDinr
,,s b,Il in Yonkers Yesterday AFTER inc slsi
~ orders and the hearing Of minor mauieIH. he
Surrogato went 10 White Plains 10 Coi!,lH"V 49,.
SSI, ,r Tho contested accouaA7S o. the eS'"''
Of Marv O. Green. o. Somers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

WHY THE ATCHISON BOUGHT \ NEW LINE.
Chicago Nov. 2-The directors OF the Atchsou
Topeka and Santa Fe RAILWAY Company have
issued a circular 70 stockholders giving reasons
for the purchase of the Sar Francisco and San
JOAQUIN Valley Railroad. The directors say.
Tho road in its unfinished cond.t ton. with no con-
nection south Of Bakersfield. and without access 70
San Francisco. except by the use OF boats from
Sfockton has earned more than its operating OK
pcnses and taxes. Its earnings Will be largely i'm
creased when completed to San Francisco ana ma
receipt of the through business Of tho Aichi%On
system 20 and from that CITY and other points In
Northern California.
II II shall he found necessary 70 construct con-
Meeting link between Bakersfield and some point
Of intersection WITH the Atchi,On system OF cali
fornIa means therefor can be provided either by
using general mortgage bonds reserved for rN-
tension purposes or 10y an issue Of bonds upon the
new line l. is the expectation OF your directors
however that such construction VIII not no re-
ouircd as trackage rights over tho existing line
between Bakersfield and Mojave. siNiy-'iEht miles,
can probably be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
QUEENS ANXIOUs ABOrT THE BRIDGE

At a meeting OF the Board OF Public Improve
mcnts yesterday afternoon petition was read from
the citizens Of Queens asking for hearing on
November % TO present 20 the Board the necessity
OF pushing 10 completion the East River Bridge
4 resolution passed granting the hearing
asked for.
An opinion by tho Corporation Counsel was read
I'm which IT laid down that streets ana avenues
IN use continuously by the public FOR five years
+ could be considered public stress though they
mad been opened by the ordinary proceedings. the
act Of Oper'ng street for puzzle FOR five years
constituting a dedication to public use by the
owner Tn" street. however when given to tho
pubic, 1t was held, must have all the requirements
/ Of street to width etc
letter W as received from the Corporation Coun-
SCI 10 the erect that lac had invest gated the con-
tracts entered into by the Old city of Brooklyn and
various companies for the Improvement of Brook
yn streets. and had found nothing fraudulent about
/ them Inc city. the Corporation Counsel said
should go ahead with the work with all possible
/ speed F'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
SATURDAY,. NovEMRER s.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2 1895
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YORk. WEDNESDAY, NOV. ? 1895
ARRIVED.
steamer roomac oBr). Anderson London o-,ob-r ~ ia
Steamer Ara Hrj Nicholas Barry October IS m BALLAST
III onare M PnsS an ts S'r obr "a
with merchandise to Sanferson Il son Arrived al ne
Sciuer reninsuar opo-p Bettancourt Lisbon October
IL. Il Mchsels - Fs!a q Tcrrcira - and Flores
Amsinck 4 80 Arrived a. tho tisr a. y =, = ~
Mchaes ~ with sulphur ere - Pennsylvania SAL Manu
featuring CO. vessel 20 Smpsor. spence a YOUNG A.
s,e'mer ca.Iy6a 'd,6 Mohrne;. sasaa October =
with ndse and four passengers 10 y Munson Arrived
lssrq;aSs .2 ssi9' Port Ao'qP's an. :s
and Port Moran, IS with ru and on" passenger % q.
AmsmrSn f,t s,a %oyi E,cnih Kingsfor o,.19.g n
- AIMS Bay 20. with fruit and one passenger -
Gillespie Bros. Arrived =, The Bar at m.
steamer KnckerD'cker post. Ne" orleans uith m'~
'' s,lsmer semnoc Rearss jacksonville october
Charleston 81. with mise and passengers 10 7 C'''
steamer Richmond Hitler. Richmond with ud'- sna
passengers TO the Old Dominion - g. ,. -. ia.
shin u Il wstjen ,GeD wicke Hamburg s'ptsmo'f
ship camea GER. Fort Mann. Rr.m,n. IS days VIII
SANDY Hook y j. Nov $50 p m-Nni north. hss'
breeze. clear
SAILED
mic 'Bp' Iverpooi. Noordand 'I'es,. >ni~erp "a
southampton. Adrla 1Nop. Gibsrs g fumsr ,nS,,
orleans. Tallahassee. savannah Guyend ,iie 30
folk and Newport News Yucatsn. Havana. Asorana
Charleston and Jacks"nville Irra~addy Or' "TsssA s
g.. Iampasas. Galvest0u. Pretoria tRr - 'roH
&c Rc'lanoch Bn. Non'eyideo. &c. Miami. Galveston
Brig Motley for Ru-nos ASres.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool NOV arrived, steamer Teutonic ''D'
Cameron. New York. IN,
Queenstown Nov Arrived steamer chicago Obj
Marshall Newcastle Tor New York. ,,-
southampton Nov . 3 30 70 m Sailed. steamer w.
helm der crosse ,Ger. Engelbart O'om Bremenh Nc"
York.
NorN Nth,
IJzarl Nov - Passed. steamer SNaarndan tpu'en'
Stenger New York FOR Rotterdam. .,
Hamburg NOV | Sailed steamer Pretoria '''"
Kopn. New York. ,...,,-,
Genoa oct Arrived. steamer Demar ,Brl. Whi'"'
SUE Nov > Arrived steamer Sahara ,sr. cove {"
cutta &c. Tor New York ,ar
calcutta oct ," Arrived. steamer Munioc'nt 'Su,
,;arrick York - Vincent Cape Town. ~
Nov ? sailed. steamer - Giles tBr. fornA'. Nv
Porto Emredoclc oct p sailed. steamer Gad'''"
tRrl. Wallace. New York. - Ant
Las ralmas. oct 81 Sailed, steamer Kara lsr' VI"
hths Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
TEW-ROCHELLF.

The Roa~d Of Trade held An interesting SESSION
OF Tuesday evening In Lambdens HAN ne ~
cial committee on railroads. after an m'erNie"
,.A 1,a,,,r1 Naher president of the Westminster
Electric company assured the members Oh ''i'
BOARD that the entire New-Rochehe electric ran, ram,
road system as far as it has been compie's" COM
he nm, I'm onera.on before November ~ y i-
- ~ ,b~ae members was appointed 10 neNISo
= Man for forcing the removal Of the unssnuH
lie now, scattered about the business anu ~.
BDIV9 -, md another committee was appoh',
S 20 confer with the Network, New Havsh h hpu
1fartford Railroad officials on the question OF LUZ
tsh,ne tha ryc-cent fare charged 10 pa
~ lis suburban road who cross the harie ceiaitye
A resolution was also adopted to ask IesIsla.IE,
Candidates TO repeal the law requiring muIlEpad
;ties ~ k.e- the bridges which cross ralI'Va'
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
No TRACE or REED, THE SWI\DLER.

Boston. Nov IN, trace has yet been found OF
the missing confidence man, John Reed, In spite
OF the fact that every agency at the command 81
the police and the State Prison officials has been
set az work in the hope OF capturing the escaped
convict Warden Bridges stated to-day that he
realized that II IS likely To be long hard chase
before Reed is rccaptured Warden Bridges said
Il have not yet single bit Of information about
the whereabouts Of Reed. but VIII willingly pay
for Information out OF my own pocket, II neces-
sary to recapture him. The escape OF the bunco
man greves me deeply. especially so "a II is the
FIRST man that the State has lost since have
been warden nearly six years. have not seen
Abbott since he was suspended. and | have not
received any additional information about the
escape from him. | stll believe him TO be an
honest man and believe Reed secured his liberty
simply by buncoing the officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
TO FURNISH ELECTRICITY ~ JAPAN.
SYNDICATE MAY RE FORMED TO OPERATE UNDER
GOVERNMENT CONCESSION

SYNDICATE MAY RE FORMED TO OPERATE UNDER
GOVERNMENT CONCESSION.
Chicago Nov The Siemons and Halske Fec
trio COMPANY OF America is considering propo-
sition from the japanese Government TO form IN
Chicago a syndicate. with n capitalization OF ABOUT
100000 TO install and operate all electric street
car lines and incandescent lighting and e.ectrlc
mower plants which 10 be established IN the
domain OF the Mikado. az another step IN the
undermining movement in progress there Inc
franchise 10 he granted is exclusive, and would ne
one of the most valuable. II not the most valuable
permit ever granted TO a single syndicate OF cor
poraton 1t is understood that the Elkins 'Widener
syndicate Of Philadelphia. will be interested In the
new company If II is formed.
w D. Eastlake said to-day in regard to the
scheme
Japan has been my home for a number OF years
On July of the year the whole kingdom II 10
he opened without restrictions TO foreigners Here
tofore there has beer little or no opportunity lot
Americans or Europeans to transact business sue
cessfullv with the interior regions. travel mas
heen possible only on passports OF imitei durauon
and II a merchant wanted To buy goods procured
away from the coast he has had 10 OBTAIN them
through two or three or sometimes haf a dozsn
rniddlemen This will all be done away with under
the now policy Naturally. one OF the hrst needs
Of the enlarged travel that will result Is cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
THE DEFENDER GOES ASHORE.

SHE is HAULED OFF UNINJURED. AND SAILS
AWAY TOP AN OVERHAU1ING.
The Yacht Defender which is 10 he overhauled
hv hc~ bull lcrs ana fitted 10 trial boat for
the now yacht which IS 10 defend the Americas
cup ncxt summer. left Neptune TIarbor. off New
Rochelle Yesterday Considerable time spent
on her in the morning getting her in readiness and
II Was expected 10 get away al noon but owing
delays In getting the famous yacht from the moor
ings Il was 40 O'Clock in the afternoon when she
finally got under way IN tow Of the tug Theresa
Verdor. Captain Hawkins. on board Of the De-
fender were Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. lsclin. Mr.. Beres-
ford Edward Willard and sailing crew.
II was the intenti m Of the patty 20 anchor the
Defender off Premium Point for the night and sail
in the morning buf when of Fort Slocum tho
yacht went aground. and after an hours work was
hauled off unnjured.
on getting clear her sails hoisted. and the
Defender stood out into the Sound. with the Nerdon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
MOUNT VERNON.

~, ,,aar,,, ~ their session on Tuesday even
a., a-..rdcd "a DAMAGES to George Barron ana
.7s 70 Clarence Shedd for injuries received "'n,e
wheeling in North Fourth-ave. on SeptehoeI -,
and for which the city was 10 blame a SAFE Oh
So on worth Of tax assessment bonds was to
- no hold on November u The COMMITTEE OF the
While again rrpor,cd in favor Of the additionai
seven miles Of franchises for me s'er,
fares 70 Ncw-RocheIc. Yonkers and all Po9in,s
reached by its lines north Of the Hariem ~ w.
,rba r.norf Wa adopted. and the FRANCHISE "sS
again read aud then adopted - CLur,n
The Rev. Thomas T. McLaWghn1; OF 1ne Ierti1re
on next "Wednesday nigh in FsTs Mon man. ve l Sr
49, Wrf.uqhir will lecture the subject
ireland. Inc Hon Of Musi1 and Song Build
. f,er rcrnainirl in diapidated condition
since INC enforced removal of Judge Scnatz: Is
being renovated and new furniture piaced III IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Colonel Roosevelt departs tor Albany ana Troy
where he is 10 speak Grand Central Statoh'
Monthly meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce
1890 p. m.
Seventy first Regiment. New-fork Volunteers 10
cast their election ballots armory.
TIE new japanese cruiser Xasagi TO arrive from
Philadelphia and anchor of Tompknsvie
Mass-meeting Independent State Ticket or the
Citizens Union. Chickering Hall. D. m
Democratic mass-meeting. Tammany Hail. p m
The contempt case Of Fire Commissioner Scan
nell before Justice Garretson Supreme Court Long
Island City
Mass-meeting under the auspices OF the Bar Asso-
citation Grand Central Palace, p. m.
Quarterly meeting OF the American institute NO
ll5 West Thirty eighth-st., p. m.
the New Amsterdam Republican Club. Lion Park
Hall One hundred a nd -eighth-s.. and Columbus
ave, p. m.
Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
THE KtSAGI SANS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Nov. The new Japanese cruiser
Kasagi built by the William s. Cramp & Sons
Shiphuilding COMPANY steamed down the Delaware
River to-day on her way to New-York. whore she
will remain short time. and then sail for Eng
land. Tho Kasagi has been turned over 10 the
I,ptncs. Government. and - IN full charge OF
Iapaues. officers and scamcn. From Newly ork the
kasuc will go 20 England where. at Newcastle on-
Tyne she will Tcreivr her guns. The work OF tax
ing on tho guns Will occupy about four months.
afior which the kasagi Will cruise through the
Mediterranean by easy stages. She Is expected TO
arrive az Yokohama Japan. In IN" summer Of 1890.
Tho beautiful war vessel had hearty farewell
All the way down the Delaware by passing craft
and by crowds Of people on shore who had gath
cred 10 witness her departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
TIG AND FERRYBOAT COLLISION.

The tug Municipal OF the Rogers Towing Com
plny. and tha fcrryboat Shnuecock. OF the At
Ltntic-avc. ferry. were In collision at yester-
dav lust off Pier No 3. East River The tug
which Was coming down the East River managed
20 pok. her bow under the guardrail the port
side ~ the ferryhoat. She held fast and could
not bc released until wreckinG boat pulled her
away from the ferry boat During the twenty minutes
ire boats were fastened together they drif,ed on
the food tide far up Fulton Ferry. The tug
had her bow stove In and the ShnnecOck was
slightly damaged. No person was injured during
Nh, collision. although there were large num-
h.r Of people the ferry boat who slightly
frightened when they saw her drifting up the river
fastened 10 the tug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
DI.lJONDS TO BE SOLD AT Auction.

John II. French auctione'r, will sell to-day. be-
,tnrirr at noon al NJ A. L'bcrty-st.. for George
NJ Corning assistant secretary New-lork Ike
Insurance and Trust Company as trustee. dia-
monds and other precious stones jowelry Watches
silver novelties etc. held as security for bank
creditors These are the product Of the best man
~, .t,,rers More than thousand rings, IN Ola,
monds rubios pearls. emcf@idS. sapphires scarf
nins hroochos diamonds and pearl necklaces VIII
he disnosed Of There many rare ana cholce
CONS i'm every variety Of setting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
FIND WAR TAX BURDENSOME.
CIGARMAKERs MUST GET Reduction; OR
LOWER WAGES

CIGARMAKERS MUST GET A REDUCTION OR
LOWER WAGES
A wcll-attended meeting Of the New York branch
o. the National Association OF Cigar Manufacturers
was held yesterday afternoon in the Office Of Morris
s Wise counsel Of the association. at No % En-
change Place. to start a movement for the lower
ing Of the internal-revenue tax cigars. The tax
under the new War Revenue law IS 81 70 A thou
sand and the cigar manufacturers will mako an
effort 10 obtain reduction to 50, the previous
II they canno: get this relief. they say il Will be
necessary for them TO lower the wages OF their
thousands OF wOrkmen. the increased taxation.
amounting 10 fraction OF cent on each cigar,
cannot be added TO the selling price Of the cigars
OF medium or low grades and is too burdensomc TO
he borne by the manufacturers at the rates Of
wages now ruling. the following Executive Com
mttee was appointed to circulate copies Of the
petition among cigar manufacturers throughout the
country Chairman. Walter Schiller. OF Herbs.
Wertheim Schiller. Harry Luce. Of Powell, Smith
& CO.; Charles HirschhOrn. Of Hirschhorn. Mack
& co Emil Bond. Of Bondv & Lederer: Max
Hson Of the Hi,son Company; Sgmund Levy Of
s Levy & Co; Julius NJ Cohen. OF the Boston
Cooperative Cigar Company. and Morris :. Wise,
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
ROBERT 3. PARSONS KILLED.
A PROMINENT RESIDENT OF FLUSHING
RUN OVER BY A LONG ISLAND
RAILROAD TRAIN.

Robert y. Parsons. seventy years old lifelong
and prominent resident OF the Flushing district OF
Queens Borough. was run over and killed by n
train the Long Island Railroad at NeWtown
Queens yesterday afternoon.
He had been in Newtown on business and started
10 catch train for his home. He reached the sta
ton just az he train for Flushing ready TO
leave He across the westbound track toward
the station. and had Just reached the inner rail
when he struck by westbourd train. Mr.
Parsons thrown in front OF the engine and
then His skull fractured and his
body manged.
He is survived by widow. two and three
daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
DrCTSION n RANhRI prey CASES.

Boston. Nov THE full bench Of tho Supreme
Court has handed down decision TO the effect
that all the insolvency laws in the STATE were sus-
nended Iulv of this year. and that the United
States Bankruptcy laws superseded them on that
day The court holds that the beginning OF IN
soiyencv proceedings was authorized July ]. the
date OF the passage of the Bankruptcy law. This
decision will affect many cases throughout the
state which were begun after that date. In Suf-
FOLK County alone II will AFFECT thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-03
y. HEGE PROMOTED.

Washington NOV. . (SpcciaD.-S. 3. Hcgo who
has heen for several years division passenger agent
OF the Baltimore and Ohio AaIroad Company here.
has been promoted and yesterday ~assumcd the title
and duties OF general agent ~ tho passenger
department Of that company In Washington with
a Substantial increase Of salary. since came
hero Mr. fleRe has established high r"pufat ton
among business mn aud GoNcrnm'nt officials wno
have dealings with the railroad he represents ~
Vol as among Tho travelling public IN general. and
H., his energy diligence ana efficiency has fairly
cIrnrd tho .omnendation 90 his superior ofi."rs.
who have recognized m" value of his services IN "A
nlactcal way