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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
THE NATIONAL BLANK COMPANY AssIGNs-AF-
FAIRS OF BELLS SONS COMPANY SETTLED.

THE NATIONAL. BLANK COMPANY Ass1GNs-AF
FAIRS OF BELLS SONS COMPANY SETTLED
The National Blank Company. manufacturer ~
aluminium novelties and physicians prescription
blanks Z; no. II East Scventeenth-st.. made an
assignment Yesterday 10 James Lindey Millard tho
deed beng signed by John VI. Iarkin president
The business was started In Ma. l%f. in Cincn-
sock Of 5000 and opened in this city on Feb
luarE -H> . me present '"MlshN vas moor
rora'ed under New-YOrk avs on MAY last. with
The business Dove. Murray & Hariridge the at.
torncys said that the ASSIGNMENT Was due 70 the
business ani that the sbii,ies wcrc no, Urge
NJ Warley Platzek assignee OF Henry II Bells
Sons Company manufacturer Of ciderdown cloth
ard knit goods AT 40. 7oi Broadway and at Milton.
y y. filed reassignment Of the property 20 the
company Yesterday in this city. judge Sharpe. OF
lister County, passed upon the accounts % NJ.
Pis'zek as assignee. discharged him from his trust
ana directed the retransfer Of the property. The
company has settled with creditors al q cents on
Milton.
Justice DAILY o, tho Supreme Court, has appoint
81 James W. HYDE receiver for {. & l.. Heiden-
hemer corporation. dealers I'm hops and malt at
Nos % and s. Soonest. on the Application OF
Hermann Weller. who obtained judgment
against the concern on May for si4. which could
not be collected. It was alleged that the company
va t0solvcuf ana owed larse sum OF money
Organized
with a captal stock Of s25Oo0. succeeding the firm
o. c. 4, T.. Fiei9enheimer. which went into 'duida-
lion Louis Hcidennen"r managed the business
Deputy Sheriff Radicy yesterday received execu-
tons against Bernard Reilly lquor-dealer at 80.
l5ls Lexineton-avc. for $,H2. against Peter
Reilly nquor-dealer AZ No i.42l Second-ave, for
So. against Patrick Keegan. lQuor-dealcr al No.
il20 Second-aye for s754. and against Peter Reilly
and Patrick Kcegan Jointly for si03 all in favor ~
Jacob RUPERT the brewer. on notes. Bernard
Reilly has been IN business AT No. ISIS Lexington
ave. since February. 1897. lie previously owned
the saloon Al No l.42o Second ave. and sold il 10
his nephews. Peter Reilly and Patrick Keeean.
They carried Il on together as Reilly * keegan
unul February 1898. when they dissolved: Mr.
keegan purchasing his partners interest and con-
uaG!ng alone Peter Reilly then opened saloon
across the way. at 80 IA Second ave The
Sheriff put keepers in the FALCONS az No DIS Lex
inetor-ave ana 80 142i second-Sve The saloon
at No. l42o Second-ave WAS closed, and 1t had Just
been sold under foreclosure OF :he mortgage the
place
The Sheriff yesterday sold out part Of the stock
OF J. Healy & CO.. manufacturers OF lounges at No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
rgr S1ocK uiRKEr FEl7rRELESS.

Tho eto.k market Yesterday was practically
foo,ur.lose Professional traders wcro ln full con-
troll bu their oNorts 10 force liquidation Of invosf
mont holdings ncro frIiticss Baltimore and ohio
declined about g per cent. on selling h} holders.
,,ho .r.enu,a hiv arc dis.uened 10 pay tho nSe"SS
mont nlnr.,lsd FOR under -" jas published plan
- ,rotrtrilafion Sugar AMI . few other spcrnl1-
,,.c i-sfla- wore Ohi"rfs ~ attack h' 30" shorts
ina III. general list welded 10 som" extent i'm sym
unth, with their weakness tn" market rallied
inv..rd f.. clo-o however aud Aef pr""a showed
fov declines Of any Importance. London Wa q
moderate buyer. but It's purchases had NO 'n"ci
,,,,,u tri... horo. Their" cN Id' OF real in
vistfn'ui huvinE IN III" bond market huf th"
eto.k market 90 Yet shows no -igrs Of q purpose
on The part Of important Interests to renew their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CLANS CHTCAGO LAKE FRONT PROPERTY.

chicago June % A trust deed for 81 non. given
hv william II. COX and hts wife to George f. cox.
uss nlcd In the Recorders Office Yesterday II
covers some Of the most valuable real estate In
chicago lying aorg tho shore OF Lake Michigan
north Of the Chicago River This land has been
hult Nd since the Government survey Of 1881.
Mr. cox who Is Chicago real estate dealer
eavs Re filed the deed simply to cloud the titles OF
,hoee now occupying the land. claiming they have
mo- inst title 10 the property, holding ii upon RI
ro rinn rights alcnc. The claim OF Mr.. Cox the
land is based upon deeds which he secured some
,,ars aso from the PottIWatOmie Indians and
{rom several OF the old settlers I'm this region
potter Palmer Robert T. Lincoln and Archbishop
Patrick A. Feehan are among the residents the
Ian iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
BPAry CONVICTED OF MURDER.

THE CONVICT RETURNED TO SING SING PRISON.
WHERE HIS CRIME WAS COMMITTED
The trial Of Adrian Braun. the convict VINO
killed his wife last March In the visitors room
~ the State prison. at Sing Sing. came 10 an emo
IN the Supreme Court. White Plains. Justice Jesse
Johnson presiding. yesterday afternoon. when the
jury after being out for twenty minutes. brought
In a verdict Of guilty Of murder I'm the first degree
Braun received the verdict apparently unmoved
and he will he sentenced next Monday he was ~
once taken hack to the prison at Srg Sing: Inc
prisoners counsel. John F. Brennan and Ihomas
prove insanity on the part Of Braun. but the tes-
timony OF such specialists Drs. Carlos r: Mac
donald Samuel b Lyon and Edward l. Sp'%ha
was Overwhelmingly IN favor OF his being sane
The Grand Jury OF the County Court nave touna
an indictment against John Sweeny. OF Mount
Vernon. for tho murder ~ his wife. Marguerite. on
!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
uoPCVNTFR'S SENECFNTFNNTAL

No-coefer. Mass Juno % The semi-centennia
anniversary = fhc Incorporation of Worcester a.
cr, WIS celebrated to-day With parade AMI exer-
..a,. on the common The regatta y mo Qunslga-
ronA International Regatta Association yesterday
ne..,. tho ohsor,auccs. and they VIII be closed to-
,.g.t hv minor club and society celebrations
mostly 90 LAX" Qrrsiramond. Their" w'r" many
.i....-t. ID roafs H. iln" and nearly every society
Nm tl, 90, Ms represented Thor" ""r" divisions
I.,o,.t d, fn. ruhltr-ernoo hoy and 20 trades
,,,1 i.l.lf..es enterprises some nve thousand mon
ven. I'm line and the procession Was two ana one
half hours passing given point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
ALDERMEN TO VOTE FOR BONDS.
SAID TO HAVE LEARNED THAT TO SECURE
BROOKLYN IMPROVEMENTS THEY MUST
AGREE TO MANHATrAN's

Politicians at the city Hall yesterday said that
the BROOKLYN Aldermen would not again oppose
the resolution To issue s23 oco 100 In bonds for I'M
provements in Manhattan and The Bronx Since
thcy defeated tho resolution Tuesday. II was
asserted. the Brooklyn men had seen a great light
and had learned that tho only way 10 get I'M
provemeuts I'm Brooklyn 70 vote first for I'M
prcvemcnts n Manhattan
Controller Coicr when asked Yesterday what woul1
be done bout the bond issue. and particularly II ts
Board Of Estimate would act the opinion or
the Corporation Counsel that the consent OF tlle
Municipal Assembly was not necessary. sald tnat
the Aldermen probably wo I'D pass the bonds mex
Tuesday. II am sure that tho Brooklyn men VIII
vote for these bonds when the whole ihinS Is cH-
planned 10 them" ne said. and no declined 70 taIN
about what would be done by tho Board OF rs
innate in case the Aldermen did not change thelr
maids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CAPTAIN MERRTMAN INFLICTED AGAIN.
THE THIRD OF HIS SAILORS SUITS FOR DAMAGES
ENDS IN 4 VERDICT AGAINST HIM

The third Of the cases against Robert L. Merrl-
man. captain of the ship commodore T. h. AIen'
who has heen sued 10y several ~ his men 'or
cruelty called for trial before Justice conan
in The CITY Court yesterday. The plaintlt III 'l'IS
action was Ludwig Fisher. the second mate ne
said that he was frequently beaten by Paui Me'i
man the captains son. and first mate OF the snip
AZ the orders OF the captain. For every little act
that dispeased Captain Norman a holaylng-pin
vas brought into play Fisher hears nnn'r" 'nS
marks az q result 81 too close contact win INC
pin and Mcrriman's muscle. The jury gave MIA
$50 damages
i was IN connection with this suit thai the a. .
tempt to kdrap Charles Toey was made me
latter was brought into court by DepusH one III
Kaiser. who took him from OFF ship down thr
bag late Monday night under an cXecn'loh
issued hy Justice Conan. Hol"y was ,ntn APP
plrently unCer the influence OF knock out drops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
RE7rRyED From THE KLONDTKE TO JAIL

W. F. I.ukes. miner just returned from ~
Klondike was held by Magistrate Brann IN INC
Centre Street Police Court. yesterday morning tor
examination on the charge of getting money unde.
false pretences from Thomas F'itzzinger, OF no;
Concord-st.. Brooklyn. In December ias' p Lun
Tn. He told many people. among them Fltzznge.,
that he had "pul' with the people VINO were sr.
Kiondike on the steamship city OF Columbia; FOR OF
600 T.ukes promised get FttzZnger the pace oL
fh;rd baker on the steamship. thus saving DIM
treat expense The steamer sailed and WITHOUT
Ftzzlnger on board. fltzz'nger swois n ~ $500
rant Tor The arrest OF Iukes but the officers touno
mai he had started for The Klondike. He returned
Yesterday and arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
Evoy uruORJaL BTRLE CLASS OrTING.

v~ and Mr. Charles H. Knox will give their
annual excursion to th" members OF their Bible
class fo-ia, Tho boat will l'av" Thirty-hfh-st
and North River At q. The destination is
,;,,nd Wow GROVE the Sound. Tn" Knox Me-
,r.ri,l Hllla-elass has weekly Attendance or
10 hundred and is tho largest Bihle-class IN
Sou York CIV Arrangements haN" been made TO
- +, a nle,s,uf occa SION for the members OF 'he
L. no othors being admitted the excursion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
G. ". LYON TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE.

ORDERED RI MAGISTRATE DEUEL. TO PAY HER
4 WEEK
Mrs. Constance Lillian Lyon. the wife or George
W. Lyon. ex-COrporaton Attorney. through her
counsel informed Magistrate Deuel. in the forkvilie
Police Court yesterday afternoon that It was I'M
possible for her 10 become roconced to her hus-
band. and Magistrate Deuel. thereupon fixed her
allowance at s. week. with the condition that
Mr. Lyon should pay when his financial con-
dltlon warranted IT, Mrs. Lyon was not in court,
but Mr.. Lyon was He accompanied by Gen
eral &. r. T Coils Reconnaissance Of Public
Works. Magistrate Deuel. filed a statement with
the papers In the abandonment proceedings. stat,
ing that the evidence in the showed that until
recently the defendant had voluntarily contributed
substantially and satisfactorily toward the com
plalnants support. Magistrate Deuel. allowed Mr..
Lyon TO go his own recognizance not re-
Gulring the bond usual IN these cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Berlin June % 4 lance corporal Of the 41th
Regiment has heen arrested on suspicion ~ frng
AT General Won Rahe. wourding him in the leg and
killing his horse while tho military review a.
Doutsch Eylau near Osterode. East Prussia. was IN
progress yesterday.
General Won Rabe who - still unconscious.
shot M the same place last year owing II IL sup
rosed 20 the extreme severity ~ the discipline he
enforced ~ the review
Emperor william Is greatly Interested in the
and the Minister Of War Lieutenant General Won
Ciossler. Is personally Investigating The af1ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
JrDGE HiRSCHBERG's NOISE ROBBED.

Newburg juno % burglars robbed tho home OF
II IL Urschbcrg. Justice OF the Supreme Court.
near this city last night. They carried away
much silvcrwarr and many cut-glass pieces. JUS
rice Hirschbtrg absent. holding court In
Iiroollyn. None OF the family was disturbed. and
Inc robbery was discovered until this morning.
The burglars did not go above the first floor, and
nearly all the silver In the house was on that moor
'rhev also visited the home OF ID ID. Hall. adJoin-
ing and secured a few pieces Of silyerware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
NORTHERN ryIOv GAS FRANCHISE LEGAL

Tho temporary Injunction obtained by John r.
Ghce a taxpayer. restraining the Northern Union
Gas Company from laying gas mains In Msin-st..
West Chester on the ground that the defendant
company was working under charter OF the
Northern Gaslght Company. which only had the
right 20 lay mains IN the village Of Wamsb bridge
was dissolved yesterday by Justice Pryor In the
Supreme Court Justice Pryor says that under the
charter OF the defendant company It possesses the
franchise 10 open the streets IN the Twenty-thri
and Twenty fourth wards and denies the motion
continue the injunction pending the final deter
miuation e the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
STOPPED corr WoEK TO WARRY THEM.

Tr.dcrIck Thompson chemist. forty years old
~ Flushing Long Island. who wdowcr
and Miss Mary Jackson. thirty years OF age. Of No
a. West Twenty-hrd-st. were married IN the
N.rk,-llle court yesterday morning by Magistrate
Ueuol They hurried into court about 10 o'clock.
and Thompson asked the Magistrate II he would
marry fhcfn AT once. his sweet heart wanted
San for Europe on 4 steamer 20 start I'm n few
hour. Magistrate deuel. stopped the regular court
work and performed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
FyCLISH BIGAMrST SENTENCED.

London June 22.--In the Old Bailey Police Court
to-day william Runceman was sentenced 10 five
years penal servtude for bigamy.
Runcemnn. who had passed himself OF as a
baronet under the name OF Sir Granville Temple.
had married an actress. Agnes lnglouve. while
his first wife Estelle Vessel. whom he had married
At Binghamton. y. Y. was still living. lie pleaded
the alleged Illegally Of his American marriage.
The first Mrs Rnnceiman Is now In England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
PROBLEMS FOR THE BOARD OF CONTROL.

PROBLEMS FOX IRE pOAhD OF 'VN hpi"
Several important subjects are expected 10 be dis
oussed and acted upon at to-day's meeting in this
city OF the Board OF Control. composing presidents
anil executive officers Of lines In the Joint frame
Association The eastt ound freight-rate question
will probably be one e them and me passenger
situation also will he taken up. President Thom-
son Of the PENNSYLVANIA will probably preside al
the meeting. Chairman Depew being abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
vaSTER MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.

SARATOGA y Y June 22-The Master Mechanics
Association Of the United States concluded its
nual session to-day. The recommendation made by
President Pulaski Leeds for the consolidation OF
the Master Car Builders and Master Mechanics
associations was favored. and the matter was sub
mitted 10 the executive committees OF both assocla
lions 10 be acted upon next year. The following
officers elected President. Robert Quayle.
Chicago. III, first vicc-president j. Il McC onnell.
Richmond Va. third vice president, W. NJ Witt.
Cleveland Ohio. and treasurer }. n. Barr. MIL
waukee, Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
SPECIAL RATES APPROVED.

The Board OF Managers OF the Joint Traffc As
ISOLATION have approved A special fare 10 the Ma
tional Republican League meeting 10 be held at
Omaha on July l3 20 Is. They have also recon-
Inended a reduction. effective on June 2, in rates
On grain and grain products. except corn. from
Chicago 10 New-York. from % cents per 100 pounds
TO IS cents The rate corn has been reduced
from i IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
THE ARCADE NEWSROOM OPENED

The opening of the Arcade Newsroom occurred
Yesterday In the New Empire Building. and It ls
"a f. TO predict that II Will prove popular with tho
many ncrsous " no have occasion to visit the build
ing The old Arcade famous for many years
Tbo enterprise Of Thomas J. Mcbride Il Son In
putting up the new place VIII doubtless be apprc-
rla "a bv their many customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
.cprFvFyT on TIE TNPLATE ScALE.

49,, u-ooo committee Of the ANA lgamated Assoca-
ZION Of Iroa ard Steel Workers reached an agree
mcnt on the rnpiate scale at oclock ths morn;
ihE .aio formulated ty the workers was accepted
me t nc mandfacturers after Two footnotcs were
by w ono provided for the substitution OF
eiiiltitords FOR weght-sAps and the other the
rla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
70 cArsK1L1l MOUNTAINS AND sARAroGA

The West Shore Railroad now runs summer
drawing-room car lines between New York and
the Caskill Mountains and Saratoga The Rip
Van Wrinkle flyer leaves here at 10 a. m. the sara
toga Express II IS n. IN. and the Mountain EX
press al 3.45 p. m. The Saturday Half Holiday
Special beginning June q. will leave here az l:l5
p ~ The Saratoga Limited will run. sOuthbound.
from Saratoga and Lake George on the same
fef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
LAMrrR.S NrDDEN DEATH.

Jardirc I.ynr. 2 lawyer. VAS stricken WITH core
broi ro.northago loo the once - Kellogg. Ros" 4
Smith 81 the Equ'ah" Buiidine 80 Z" kroal-
wa. - p O'Clock Yesterday afternoon ~ Fns'.
~ 80 ~ Cod4f-st was CALI and an au'uDiau %
from the Hudson Street Hos plfai WIS also sum
nlorrd bar Mr. LING d.ed bon half an n0ur N"
vas MY. ,o wears Old and lived ~ 80 l''5 Bod
fnri -nNe ErnnkItr-
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.COTPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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- supreme coarI@specal Term-psr, Becor. Daily. j.
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s5 Il. 20! ss Ss:s
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sqprene cour,mspeeai Msnb,,sn Rawsy Company
a aaS d2s ,e5 i dai 1851
'Ia 1ss. $3.50: 1919 is5 1888
i 1919 is' 1875 lo57s 1924 unfinished
a'ja;x c'' i.s oos is ss,s $50. s2s:
looa2 9,52 ss' .6 -. c 500 ioSs 1881 iiOic
Sas5 csse diminished! r.,rp.-, 1v-s.,or. BOOK
sa2reH' II i. .sns from Far; III for
). .,5 rom Part ii Epfs s Rs:''
h7 ssprsne courrra Termpar vIB.toTe G!es.rss
J"3aasss 10 from P'r' III for rial Case I'M
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s. isS i 1889 l.s :@ ss l ss ~: l:s s ~
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REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme court,
BY Freedman.
Mater = wyman Agsgsu' II manf'Tp''-
Hun, as, cos,wsll r ,lor,'' \. 4 Dun Dunn
M Mans' act Hsv YORK commercial cor'r'-ywnism
G x gnS' art rhnlip. Jane. J. Seals
Mater OF Warrington co~pany s,.rhen H DIN.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
supreme Cour,
sy Day J.
George st.rk AIT Abrsm Abelma1 -E,sksl Fxman.
ITs-,man Weiller ag, c. & 7. .fsnh~iper-Jamss
W. HYDE
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Saratoga. June 22-The Court Of Appeals calen-
dar for tomorrow is az follows: Nos 81. 5s2. Ia.
534 SIS. 53s. 500 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CPrlT rNE4SJNESS " PFKTNG

Picking June 22-Genera uneasiness is felt in the
official world as II is supposed that important
changes are impending. The influence OF the En-
press Dowager Is paramount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
TTALIAN.ARGEvTIyE ARBITRATION.

Rome June ga permanent treaty OF arbitra-
ton II is asserted has been successfully arranged
between Italy and Argentina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
FISHING FLEET CAUGHT ~ ICE FLOES

St Johns " F. June 22.-Over two hundred
fishing vessels bound for Labrador are blockaded
by Ice foes in Green Bay The northern coast Is re-
ported filed with Ice both foes and bergs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
AGED COrPLE BURNED TO DEATH.

Halifax. y. S. June 22-In a fire in tenement
house in Grafton-st. early this morning. aged
couple Patrick Aurley and his wife. were burned
10 death Aurlcy was 'rmean veteran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
"a West Seventecnth-st under court order 10
sell the perishable property realizing about $'v"

Deputy-sheriT Roberts received writ Of repeNln
yesterday from Epstein Brothers to recover s'fN
worth OF clothing purchased ~ Edward 'ohll
dealer In c.oihing AT 80 COS Broadway and No IN
Fllton-st.. who failed Tuesday, from Nom
Holman & co. The Sheriff leved on a 10y 5o ~,
clothing in possession % l.. IIman CO.. w N''o'"
Mr.. conn gave bill Of sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
A BICYCLE SOLD FOR FIFTEEN CENTS.

One ~ the periodical auction sales OF unclaimed
property In the custody OF the Police Department.
was held yesterday at Police Headquarters. Inc
articles sold ranged from pushcarts 70 cnest Pso-
,ecfors and cigars to rowboats An old-style or
binary bicycle was sold for IS cents. The saie
altogether realized s5I5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
rOTRTrEy S4JLORS E4TEN BIZ SH4PKS

Sydney n s. w. June % One Of tn. boats OF
the Russian ship Bay OF Naples. Captain Ceder
from Port Natal for Tcho, capsized to-day of
Noumea capital OF New-C Caledonia, and fourteen
sailors were devoured BY sharks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Giusepno ZanoM. manufacturer ~ artificial TOW
at No q West Fourth-st confessed judgment
yesterday in favor OF Maria Zanelt for N"l' i'r
money which shc len, him in the last inr ,es
years Execution was issuei To the SnerlH
Zansin was in business for twelve year.. ana "H'
rerNicd 10 hAVe cantal q sl.Or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
TROTBLE or NFWFOT NDLiND COAST.

FRENCH FISHING SYNDICATE SAID TO RE vIo-
LATINO TREATIES WITH ENGLAND
81 Johns y F. June % Trouble is expected 10
occur on the west coast. OWNS - French fishing
syndicate bringing out from FecamQ France. build
incs IN sections which are being erected a. various
points along the coast contrary 10 the treaties be
tween England and France British Warshps Will
prohahly insisi their removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga June 22-The court ~ Appeals calen-
dor for tomorrow is az follows: Nos ST. 49, ia
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