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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
Stations IN New-York foot Of Liberty st.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains IeaYe loot OF liberty 81.
on and after Nov. 14th, 1897.


Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST.
and after Nov 14th. 1897.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk,
&c, AGO. 1i5. 9io A. NJ d2:o0 NJ. to Easton). 1910.
1870, 4;l5 $50 Easton), 5.A5 & 80 10 Allentown
T. NJ. sundays 40 (7:oo 10 Easton) a. NJ. 100 $50
600 p NJ
For Wiikesbarre Fittston and Scranton, s:io a. NJ,
40. 1870 415 p. VI. Sundays, $50 a. ".
For Reading md Harrisburg ut 400 500. BIO 5000.
1890 10 Reading A NJ. 40 l:30 600 100 TO Read
ing). 430 BOO 545 900 10 Eeading) p NJ. 125 night.
Sundays 4:30 $50 to ReadnG) a. NJ. 100 200 $3.50.
=. NJ, 1915 night.
For sunbury, Lwlsbug and Williamspor at 430, 500.
o:l0 A Nj, 40. 80 900 7. NJ Sundays. 4:30 a. NJ.
600 y. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove. and points south 20 Point Pleasant $40 $50
Qo15 Red Bank onyl, 100 A. NJ. 80, Jas $40 Red
Bank only), 49, 44o 6:3S. Gl5 p NJ Sundays (st0ps
Interaken for Asbury Park and ocean Grove. 800
N0.15 Red Bank ony) A NJ. 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
4;3o $50 1915 A NJ. 49, $40, 40 g ;3s Saturdays
ony) p M. Sundays 1918 A. VI.
For Toms River, RaTnegat Park. and Barnefnt. 400.
$50 A. NJ. 1:a5. 4:40 +. NJ. Sundays, 1918 A. II.
For Atlantic city Vineland and Brideeton. 43O A. NJ,
I:45 2. VI.
For Monmouth Beach, senbrght and Highland. Of
Navesnk 4:30 $50. 1870 A. NJ, 1890 1915 4:l5, 40
4:4O =. NJ Sundays. 600 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
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MACHINERY.

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AZ REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fulIy
.,,srsn.eed: machinery bought and ex-
Changed. GEORGE II. EDDY. 3os MsH-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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At THE PIANO EACHAHGE'
fnnc - new and used plnnos. SO up;
rrnn Col nNa. %
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III 800. 12:OO noon daily except sunday.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS'

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. NJ. Pullman Ves,ihule Day
coaches and paror Cars Dining Car service. Meals Ia
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through seepers 70
Detroit and Chicago.
'12;2O. 12:4O F. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points
1880. I:I5 +. NJ. Sundays only. FOR EASTON
MAtCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
'1:2O. 40 p NJ daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
chair for WilkesbaTTe.
|3;5O, 4i1O j VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE rITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points in the coal
eiors. Pullman Buffet parlor Car to Wlkesbarre.
'3:5O, AGO T. VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car 10 Beth
$3.50. 6i1b p NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate
s0.5O. TOO =. NJ. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and points Pullman sleeper vcstibule
train n Y. Chicago Slespers to Buffalo and Toronto
$500. $500 p. NJ. daily excep. sunday stopping only
az SOUTH P1.AINFIELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM
MACCH CHUNK. l. & b. JUNCTION. SAYRE, GENE
VA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA, BUFFALO and TORON
TO Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping
passengers carried. No baggage carried: -
$3.50. 0,OO =. VI. daily for WI1.HESBARRE. It'll
AGA. GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper to Ithaca
Additional local trains daily sunday for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows $50
$50 1920 1850 1920 1890 Sundays only A. NJ
500 230. and 1920 $50 y NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AT 113. 2Gi. cI3
355 l3o9 Broadway. 81 T. 14,h St. 1870 F. i25th
ST. 1917 Bowcry. y. y; $50 Fulton St, Court ST.. sS
Broadway, and Brooklyn ANNEX. Brooklyn
Transfer CO. will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West 22i ST. penn. r. r., Cortlandt
lcsbrosses
Indicates time from West 80 ST. Other figures show
time from Cortland Dcebrcsses -.
'G;IO. O:tO A. NJ. daily SUNDAY 'G;i5 I =. NJ for
MAICH CHUNK and intermediate stations
.:5". S:i5 a. NJ daily for WlLkEsHAI:HE. SCRAN-
TON tweeS days.. ELMIRA week days. ITHACA
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points; dining and
chair car to Bunao.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the
City AMI County or New YORK.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims agalns, GouVerneur W.
Morris ia,. of the city Of New York. de-
ceased, to presen; the same with 'ouchsrs
thereof 10 the subscriber. at his place OF
transactlng business. No. ii William street
in the City Of New York. on or before tho
10Th day OF April next.
Dated. New Yor';. the 9Th day OF october.
JOHN a. RUTHERFURD,
Executor
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UANTTD-A French butler. Call NJ
Wost Gath st. before II o'cl1'k.
AuvrRT1sEMENTs and subscriptions for
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DHESSMAkING.
,,ruDYxuCD II. ,Ns TO LET.

FURNISHED ~ ms TO LET.
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IRVING PLACE, 14.-Corner nulIulns.
every room heated; every Improvement
best location
.-Tu-eT 2 EAST. opposite Windsor
Elegantly Furnished second-story sule'
norceialn bath: also square ana sins,s
fnorl ami bath. breakfast. valet aVfhV-
cncA. unstceliei references.
$50 WEST -ST.-Nlcely furnished
rooms. suitable for two gentlemen .ent
ana All conveniences: 81 30 20 ~. DAN
OFT.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon.
Frank r. Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the
CITY and County " New YORK. notice ~
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Samuel w Andrews late of the
CITY of New York. deceased. - present the
same With vouchers thereof 70 mo SUP
ecrIbers ot their place OF transacllng hns-
unss al the Office u VIM. Ives Wasnhurn'
No. so Broadway. I'm III. cry or New
York. on or before the lOth DAY OF M"y
next 49,, -, 81, o,,
j" naomi NJ. ANDREWS Executrix.
aANITFr. W. ANDREWS. Executor
VA IVES WAsURrRN. Attorney FOR
Executors 60 Rroadwav. Nev-Nork CITY.
DOGERT. HARRIET In pursuance q
nm order y, fTon Frank T. Ftzeerald.
curr,gota Of the city ana COUNTY or New
yorl notice "a hereby given 10 all persons
having Gains against Harriet L. Bofer,.
at ~ the CITY ~ New-YOrk. deceased.
n nrcs.nt the same. with vouchers thereof.
10 the ruh-cribers. at their place @.
,ransaciIng business RI the Office or
Frellng II. Smith. W. ll5 Broadway. IN
the city % New York. on or before the
22d dav - June. 1893. next.
Dated New York, the nth day OF De
cember 1907. .-,-.,,,
JAMES I. BREESD
ElOlSE I. RRFESE.
Executors.
FRELISci II. SMITH.
Aiiornev for Executors.
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co,D FURNITURE & REGILDING

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Casing OFT AT RETAIL, large assert
n,ent Gold Chairs. Dlvans. settees, war
r,n,ed French Leaf. 81 - to SO. hail cost.
FACTORY SHOW ROOMS.
90 sixth AVE.
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BOARD AID ROOMS.

@~o~~~or-~-cscD.0~~<n-0-~ IN ~ ~
LARGE and hall room to rent, win
hoard: patlor dining room; references
II West 49, st.
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GoVEgSEss Would you HE 90 learn
perfec: frcnrn ,ths b-s, mcihof' ef'ci
HOLIDAYS, Farlslenne visiting SONerness
ms few hours d.sengnged Write Mile.
pARRIE 22s West i9th ~.
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NOIlCE.-Estmates for repairing ana cNtehu
Ing per loot West l2oh street. North River, Con
Ufl recelr~d by Department or D4chA
"a Battery Place until ii.aO A. NJ, January T. ia's
For particulars CITY Record.
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TypE\yVITEVe.

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Guburban Real Gsfnte.

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"A cIxARENCp Is. TUBBs. Beekrnan-st. Ne"~iofx'
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GoyERSEss. Intelligent French person
as nursery goNerness or useful com
ranion. nne sewer: eooi reference. Call
or address MADEMoIsEiL.E'. 30 West
7lst-st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
cOVERNESs. An experienced visiting
gorernes- wants additional pGpils; Ing.
ush German. French. music. studied
abofd. highest references. NJ. Il. Us West
Goth 81
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A DYFRTisEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Ir,Dunr
a fecei,ed Il thelr Uptown once No 1922 BroadWay
"a door north of until o'clock D. m hdstIlie-
received AT the following branch Offices at egisr
Office until : o'clock D. m. VIZ 2oi sn.n..'
ocJ-st. I52 Ch-aye. Ger. l2ths,s s, ~ -
tA-aye ond l4h-s 1872 Columbus-aMe near me., oo.
t West 42d- st 8,h-ave ~ East l3lh-st -.
"sst 42a st. between 7th and 9Th 1913 East s.e
at 1885 Be- ave. heiween 'eh and 20 s, AoN' GU
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

49, TEXAS. SO. CAROLINA, o.; AND FLA
STRAIGHT ann ROUND TRIP Tickets issued % On
points IA Tex,s Colorado Utah. Arizona California Mex
lee Georgia Florida. Sc ES ,eii-nt sccorno3stcas
Write co page Pocket Guide nnailsd free).
G. IT. MALLORY e co. Gen. Ag.s-. Pier 10 r. r.. ~ 2.
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ID New YorH, Deeember 2a.h. 1881

Counsel 70 the Corporation.
No . Tryon ROW. New York City.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
IWMAEUSL CHURCH NEWS.

VESTRYMEN ELECTED AND
MONEY FOR THE NEW CHURCH
FUND.
At Emmanuel Church, on the High
lands. last evening, the following offi-
GERS and vestryment We're elected:Wil-
liam r. Brinckle, senior warden and
treasurer; John Bradley, Junior war
den; John Bancroft, secretary; VIII
liam Watmough, Edwin Ainsworth.
John Hutton, Alexander Campbell,
William Sayers and William Mckinley.
The Easter morning collection for
the new church building fund was S4Ol.
The evening missionary contribution OF
the Sunday school amounted to SlO1.
Emmanuel Church is absolutely free
OF debt and owns its own rectOry. The
new church building fund is at present
about $4,000, and, when the finances
OF the parish justify 1t, a stone church,
costing from $4,000 to $4,000, viii be
erected, there being sufficient ground
attached to the church and rectory to
afford a most desirable sit, 80 by 100
feet in dimension.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.-Murat Halsteads s
Great War Book. "Our Country in war
and our relations with foreign nations. All
about our army, navy, coast detences, the
Maine disaster, Spain, her army, navy anu
defences. All about Cuba her relations
to the United States ana her delenees. All
about the armies and naVies OF all other
nations, and how they will act in our
fight with Spain. over 500 pages Magnin-
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" NANTED-Agents, male and female, TO
solicit insurance. Policies issued on
monthly plan il desired. from 500 to $l0,-
loco. Full and immediate b-nefit, half the
|amount af policy for permanent disabil-
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|teu Payment Policies issued in 10, u. and
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W. $. HOFFMAN q Co,
Managers
Covenant Mutual Life Assn, of Illinois.
S36 Market street.
incorporated Jan. 9, 1877.
ICHAS. FEHRENBACH, Gen. Agt.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 4A
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
LOCAL HEWS NOTES

"A cabinet owned by Salvatore Pa
pio, OF No 205 Market street, contains
40,707 pieces OF wood.
AT the monthly meeting Of the
Hamilton Debating Ccterie last evening
Clircrd e. Iszard made an address on
"The Navy" and Lewis r. Springer,
r.. IN "The Army"
Frank Gardner was a member of
the Young Mems Democratic Club, and
"a the meeting tomorrow evening suit
able action will be taken by that organ
ization
Levy Court held a short session
this morning and considered a copy OF
he law providing for a uniform capita
ton tax in all three counties.
-Lehers cf administration have
teei GRANTED on the estate of Emma
Blakeiey. late of Christiana hundred,
to Robert Blakely
Judge spruance will hold Orphans
Court tomorrow.
ut is reported that Thomas Drein G.
Son, life-boat builders, of this city. are
busy on life-bOats for the United
States Government.
The vested choir made its first ap-
pearance at Old Swedes Church on
Easter and rendered good music.
Rev c. c. Mclean, who was recent
" transferred to the NJ. r. Church at
Pocomoke City, is in Philadelphia, at
the bedside Of his father, who is seri-
cusly i'll.
-Pocker T. Washington will speak
tonight at Ezion NJ E. Church, Ninth
and French streets, on Solving the
Negro Problem at Tuskegee."
The Delaware Hard Fibre Company
has made several sample medicine and
cartridge cases and sent them to the
War Department for inspection, by re-
quest OF the department.
Routine business WAS before the
Police Commission last night.
AT the Y. NJ. C. A. Bible class meet
ing last evening w. L. Pettingill. of
Philadelphia, explained the Sunday
school lesson.
The remains Of the late Robert II.
Logan, of No 7l3 Madison street, were
privately inferred this afternoon after
services had been held at the house.
--Bayard Legion will celebrate JEFF
ferson Day tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
WElAT A sPARK DTD.

"A spark of fire falling in a frying
pan at the home OF Mrs Katherine
Kane. at No. $40 Church street, a
screaming woman and an excited man,
who thought Mrs. Kane's house was
on fire, called out the district engines
yesterday afternoon. The blaze did no
damage whatever The officials OF the
Fire Department are now looking for
the man who struck the alarm
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
CAI.uARY,s VESrRY.

The congregation Of Calvary P. E.
Church elected the following vestry-
men last evening: Edmund Mitchell
senior warden; James d. Carter, junior
warden; r. w. Tadman, George f.
Lowry, Charles Jones. John B. For
man. James a. Bracken, William
HomeWood, George NJ. Wall. Mr.. Wall
was elected secretary and Mr.. Carter
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
WHEEL BARROW BOATS TRIAL
NOVEL STEAMER AND LIGHTER
CONSTRUCTED FOR SHALLOW
WATERS.


WATERS.
"A yard trial was given 10 the wheel
barrow boat built for parties In South
America by the Pusey and Jones Com
pany this morning. The boats are
something out of the ordinary, and
have caused much comment and inter-
est in shipbuilding circles OF this city.
The boat Is constructed of light steel
plates, is 50 feet In length and IA feet
beam, with an inch radius and feet
depth OF hold, with a transverse fiat
bottom and q forward and AFT bulk
head
She Is supplied with ordinary 10
horse power boiler and 30-inch stroke
cylinder. Her propeller is composed OF
three large wheels, not unlike large
wheelbarrow wheels. They are all made
fast to one shaft and the blades reach
across the entire width OF them. and
they take up nearly the entire width
of the boat and make about sixty revo-
lutions per minutes. She has three
decks, and the pilot-house is on the
upper deck, while the machinery occu-
pies the main deck, and there is no ma
chinery in her hold. This upper work
is built of light wood, and Is nova
BILE, so that it may be used or done
away with, just as her owner sees IT.
or as the occasion may call for.
The chief idea in her entire construc-
tion has been TO make her OF light dis
placement, as he will be used to navi-
gate shallow rivers that are partially
obstructed by rocks. shoals and lux
uriant tropical foliage, peculiar to the
rivers Of South America.
In connection with the small steamer
the company has constructed a stee
lighter OF the same dimensions Arouna
the deck OF this lighter has been PLACED
four-fOot bulwark made Of galvanize,
pipes. so arranged that they form
squares so small that a calf would b.
unable TO get through them. This bon
Is TO be used for the transportation o
cattle on those shallow rivers. tn
boat and lighter are ready to leave tn
company's yard on very short notice
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received. addressed
10 Committee on Buildings and Grounds,
No. West Third street up to 6 o'clock
b. m, Thursday, April a. 1895, for paint
Ing exterior of county almshouse. Wood
receive two coats. Best Boiled oil ana
lewis best lead to be used. All blstered
baint to be burned off. Fire escapes to re-
sraa paint.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
beryed.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
A HTNT FROM ME KLONpIKE.

Joseph Ladue, the famous trapper
and miner and the present cwner of
Dawson City, and for many years the
agent of the Alaska Commercial Com
pany, gives a hint to persons going to
Alaska, and pays great compliment to
a well-knOwn article. He writes;
Il have always used the Royal Bak-
ing Powder in Alaska and Northwest
Territory, as no other gave equal satis-
faction in that harsh climate. / also
found my customers always insisted
ON having that brand"
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
FOR THE uTRY-

1t has been agreed by counsel that
George Loney shall stay in the State
Hospital until Wednesday, and on
that day Chancellor Nicholson will be
in this city and Messrs. Harman and
Knowles, who represent Loney, will
ask that a jury be appointed to deter
mine the mental condition of the said
man
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
THE GRAND ARCH COUNCIL.
MEETING or THE PHI KOPA PSI
GREEK LETTER COLLEGE FRA
TElRNITY.

TElRNITY.
The Grand Arch Council OF the Phi
kopa Psi, Greek Letter College Fra
terndty, will be held in PHILADELPHIA.
commencing to-day, and ending with
an elaborate banquet on April %.
Among the Delaware members of the
fraternity are: DR.. J. w. Crumlbaugh
e. r. Cochran, Jr., +. b. Sadtler Ell
wood c. Jackson, Il. p. Bach, Rev.
Charles f. Murray, "A. w. Cummins. of
this city; Rev. Vaughan S. Collins.
Professor C. B. Lefevre, principal of
the Smyrna public schools, Frank
Bailey, of Smyrna. Frederick Eden
Bach, a member OF the Franklin and
Marshall chapter of the fraternity, will
probably represent Delaware as an or
ator at the dinner.
Senator Foraker is am ex-presldent
Of the fraternity, and Professors Ken
dali Dean. John Marshall, Professor
e. F. Smith, Professor Schelling. Of the
Pennsylvania University faculty, are
well-known members.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
FIVE vEsrRYMEN ELECTED.

me annual election OF The Reformed
Episcopal Church OF the Redeemer was
held last evening. Isaac w. Mailman,
Fred H. Megaw, George Cook, John
Keys and John Reeder were elected
vestryment. Rev. Caleb Allen, of Phila-
delphia, who has been supplying tho
pulpit Of the church, was requested TO
continue in charge until Fall, and was
elected to represent the church at the
meeting OF the synod
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
coRoNER Hold DR. WEICH.

Deputy Attorney-General Cooper and
Chief OF Police DOlan this morning
went to Philadelphia and attended the
inquest of Ella McCarraha, who died
from alleged malpractice, in which Dr.
]. B. Welch, of this city, was the prac-
titioner. The jury held Welch respon-
sible, but dismissed William Rher, the
usnman's lover
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
REV. i. n. SHORTS LECTURE.

Rev. f. b. Short, Of Epworth M. e.
Church, Will lecture Tonight at Oak
land, Md. on Sixty Minutes OF Sun
shine" He will deliver the same lee
ture at Union NJ. E. Church on Thurs
day night, and at Harrison Street M.
Il. Church on May 10.
Evening journal., 1898-04-12
W H. PORTER RECEIVER
He Takes Charge of the Stew
enson Leather Company.
APPOINTED BY The CHANCELLOR

AeAANN -hs dOANh49f "a olOOtA-
HOLDER, FILED THE BmL IN
EQUITY, AND PRESIDENT AL
FREM p. STEVENSON ADMITTED
THE ALLEGATIONS.
Chancellor Nicholson this morning
appointed willard Hall Porter receiver
for the Stevenson Leather Company. at
Firth and Spruce streets.
The appointment was made at the
instance OF Frank NJ Jones, a stock
holder. who IS represented in the pro
ceCdng by ex-Maycr Austin Harring-
ton.
Yesterday Mr. Harrington went 10
Dover, appeared before the chancellor,
and presented Mr. Jones bin and peti-
tion. The orator stated that the oCm-
pany was insolvcnt and unable to meet
it's maturing obligations because of the
long period Of trade depression II the
property were to be sold at the present
time it would go at a sacrifice and both
stockholders and creditors would sus-
tain loss
William S. Hilles presented the an
swer OF President Stevenson, OF the
company, who admitted the facts OF
\ the bill.
Mr.. Harrington returned to Whining
ten this morning with the chancellors
/ order appointing Mr.. Porter receiver
and directing him to continue the busi-
ness for the benefit OF the company and
and creditors, and with full power TO
enter into contracts. Mr.. Porter imme-
diately bonded in the sum Of $4,000.
I the Equitable Life Insurance Company
becoming his surety.
Joseph L. Carpenter and Arthur II.
G. Garrett were appointed appraisers
and will make their return within ten
days.
The company waa incorporated by
Judge Grltbb on February %. 1886, for
the period Cf twenty years, with a capi-
tai stock of $4,000, and power to hold
real and personal estate OF the value Oh
Si50.000. The original incorporators
were Alfred =. Stevenson David r. All.
mond. Frank NJ. Jones. William M. Ste.
venson and Charles NJ. Stevenson. They
took the old factory Of the John G
s Baker Company and have continue,
there ever since.
: The factory will be operated the sam,
4 as usual, and the action in CHANGER,
/, | viii bring no distress to the operatives