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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
NETWORK CITY.

The grocers exhibition at Madison Square Gar
den will close on Thursday evening. Mrs Lemcke
will speak this afternoon the origin or Ihanks-
giving and the menu will he that Of a Thanks
giving dinner Tonight in the concert hall DIR.
William H. Tolman will deliver an illustrated lect-
ure on "A Labor Institute. the result OF several
weeks visit to the industries in Ohio. To-norro"
Mrs Lemcke will show how to prepare oysters In
different ways
The Rev. Charles A. Holla pastor OF the Bedford
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. will give a
free stereop;icon lecture on Ancient and Modern
Rome" this evening o'clock
Walter r. Hotchkiss. cashier in the money-order
department of the General Postofce who has
been in the service Of this department for twenty
three years has been promoted 10 the post OF hrst
assistant superintendent In the money -order de-
partment with a salary Of 500 year Lewis
G. Craig has been promoted TO the post OF assistant
cashier. at a salary of 5000 year.
on November J. 1881. Mills Hotel No. l. In Bleeck-
er-s, was opened for business. The management
celebrates the first anniversary OF the occasion by
serving to the patrons Of the restaurant 10
cent dinner which is not likely I he excelled IL
quality or quantity by any restaurant IN the CITY
or in the world As the restaurant Is open 10 the
general public and dinner Is served from noon 10
p m II is probable that many will celebrate the
anniversary besides those who patronize the MOTEL
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TIE UALDORF.4STORIA CONCERTS
MR. LOEWENSTEIN WITHDRAWS FROM THE
MANAGEMENT-A SMALL SUB
SCRIPTION LIST.

II was announced last evening that Carl Loewen-
stein had given up his proposed series OF WE'VE
concerts by the New-York Orchestra, which was
10 begin at the Waldorf Astoria on November H.
The NeUi-York Orchestra recently organized
by Mr. Loewensten for the purpose OF giving these
and other concerts. IT first heard last Satur-
day night at a preliminary concert at the Carnegie
Music Hall A series Of ive concerts and five after
noon rehearsals at Carnegie Hall was contem-
Mated and also a series of twenty-five Sunday
concerts at the same place. beginning next sun
day The concerts were all 10 be under the musical
direction Of Emil Paur.
Mr. Loewenstein said TO be sick with ner>
vous prostraton last night. His lawyer, JULIUS
Lehman. said that the subscription had been IN
sufficient for the WaldorfAstoria certs 10 war
rant the carrying Of the plans. There were two
reasons for this. he though he opera mad an
uncommonly large subscription. whereas last year
when a series was carried through at the waldorf
Astoria. there was no opera and oesldes' Anton
Seidl who conducted them last year had a larg
personal following while Mr. Paur had itue IN
New-York as vet. Nj. L5hmann thought II IlkeIS
that the concerts would still be given under some
other management 1t was said last night that the
MANAGEMENT of the hotel was likely 10 UNDERTAKE
20 give the concerts on its own respon'lOili'F'
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SUPREME COJRT DECISIONS.
CoNsTrTUTIONALITY OF NETWORK FOREIGN
CORPORATION TAX LAW SUSTAINED

CoNsT1TUTIoNArITY OF NETWORK FOREIGN
CORPORATION TAX LAW SUSTAINED.
Washington oct. 2i.-The United States Supreme
Court today announced its decision sustaining the
consritutonality ~ that feature OF the tax laws
Of New-York which lays tax on foreign corpora
tons doing business In the State. according 10
tho capital employed. The case was instituted
against James A. Roberts Controller Of the State
Of New-York 10 test the law and to vacate an
assessment made on the capital OF large West
ern drug house having a branch in New-York city.
The lower court sustained tho validity OF the law.
and the Supreme Court now afirms this decision.
Judge Shiras in announcing the Courts opinion.
said that the law was settled that a State may i'm
pose such conditions for permitting foreign cor
nor ,tion TO do business within rs limits as II may
Judge oxpedient. and that IL NAV make the grant
dependent on the payment Of a specific license tax
or a sum proportoned tC tho amount OF Us capital
used within the State. This was not. the Court
held discrmina ion against the products OF out
side States.
Justice Harlan announced the dissen, Of himself
and Justice Brown. lie said that former decisions
OF the Court had been uniform against State laws
which favored domestic firms, corporations Or
persons as against those from other States. II
each state set up system Of special taxes on
these outside bodies u would In the aggregate
coming the fire dom OF trade between the states.
The case OF the knights Templar and Masons
Life Indemnity Company against r. converse In
vOlved to some extent the clause IN many hsur-
anc, policies to the freedom Of tra"el by the
parry insured Payment on an insurance poNcY
vas resisted on ne ground that death had re-
suited Will" the insured travelling outside the
limits allowed by IN" pDlicy The Court OF Ap-
neal for The With Circuit decided In "a or OF the
piled To- the Supreme Court for writ of certorari
The decision to-day denies the application for ne
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YONkERS.

MIS-. Emma c. Coapman. daughter OF MIS- l, a.
Coapman, OF No. y Yonkers-ave' was n'al''e -"
SATURDAY. IN New-York CITY by the Rev Or. hu-
ward II Krans TO Robert g. Mille- OF New-York
The ceremony took place at No. us West EEh'F
fourth-st A number Of Yonkers people witnessed
the ceremony.
The Rev James f. Freeman. rector OF 81. An
drew's Memorial Chlrch. announced yesterday AZ
the morning service that plans had been Pc
fected 10 give 10 the young people OF the SUNDAY ,
schoo! and parish more especially the boys ann
The Young men a series OF frst-class entertain
mants during the winter Tine plan OF the rector - ~
hiring togeih ne twica a month the Nouhser e.e
ment Of Che congregation first for the syseina,ro
study OF The Nfe Of Christ and seconcY, 10 orin.
into close relations those who in the future mus
hear the burdens If the church. Inc hrst ~
these Entertainments will be given to-morro" ever
inr when ia mes s Burdett will be the eh'ei-
tAiner.
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{TS SOTTHERN TOTR FINISHED

THE WAR DEPARTMENT INVEsTIGATING COM
MISSION STARTS FOR wAsHlNGroX
Camp Poland. Knoxville Tenn. oct 3l-Thc
War Department Investigating Commission m
shed the work Of IS Southern tour htre today an
az o'clock tonight started for Washington. ox-
pectIng 70 arrive Their" about tO-mOrr noon. u
Is the present Intention that the Commission shall
go 10 Camp VI AIDE soon ef;er its arrival at Wash
ington. and Ex-Governor Woodbury. will proceed 10
Vernon; as subcommittee 20 take testimony
there. The Commission devoted tho forenoon 70
inspecting the camp and the afternoon to taking
testimony. \ division OF troops under the
command Of Colonel Kuriz. Of the % ohio. is
here and while they had no personal criticism %
make acalns, him some Of the Commissioners
pressed the opinion that The command was too
large 10 be intrIsted TO N ofnoer below the rank
0. brigader general The ranF'er OF 'oionei
Kurtz 10 the command Of the DIV sion leaves the
brigade Of which his regiment is part under
Colonel Young the coored commander OF The Sd
North Carolina
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poL1cEuAN's LITTLE EXCISE TOUR.

DRANK BEER IN SEVERAL SALOONS. But MADE
ONLY ONE ARREsT-DlD NOT KNOW
THAT ALL WERE WIDE OPEN.
Policeman James Mclaughlin arraigned Max
Fried eighteen years Old whose father keeps a
saloon at one -hundred nd forty fourth-st and
Se-enth-ave in the Harlem Police Court yester-
day for alleged violation of the Excise Jaw. Nc
Laughlin said he had asked for glass OF beer in
Fred's place, and had received IL withou; a sand
witch or meal. Lawyer VI. Schoss. for Fried. asked
the policeman II lie mad had any conversation with
Fried The policeman said ne couldn't remember.
How many beers ala you have tnereE asked
the lawyer.
One answered McIa ughlin.
Did you have any before you got there
Two IN another place.
THAT all?'
No two in another place He got sandwiches
with the rest OF the beer :.
This Is a strange admission. officer. said Magis-
trate Crane. Don't you think II strange for an
officer TO 60 about drinking. when he IL on duty. and
trying 10 find out excise offenders?
Il was thirsty" replied Mclaughlin
Magistrate Crane asked II there were no other
places which sold beer without license The
policeman said ne knew OF none
Isn't II a fact that all the saloons are wide
Il don't snow" replied the policeman.
Fried denied The yOliC@man's statement that he
had got peer in ris saloon. and Magistrate Crane
dischsrgel him Mclaughlin belongs 70 the 9qund
OF ihe West One-hundrcd- nd-tweniy -hfh-st sta
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. is9s


PORT or NEW YORK MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. is9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bresuia Gen. Reesing. Hamburg October Is.
Hamburg American Line Passed IN ~ S"h'y
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Van der Zee. Rotterdam
October an Bonogne Il. Win mdse. loo cabln ana
5O1 Storage passengers 70 I'i'AhH A"e'"" i''' ~
rived the bar AT , - "A m -. ,..-,.
steamer ,asos tBr Dean. Patnas September ~ Messina
October and t;ihratar L. win mdse % simpson, spence
4 Young Arrived al the tar at ! = m ., - -,
Steamer Carlisle tir), SlmIsn. Genoa Octoh"r y n
ballast o. Peter Wright sons Arrived AT the itat al
30 m 3Oth and anchored at sand, Hook ior orders
steamer pi,qua tlS~l Brown syracuse october :,
Almera II and Gibraltar Il. wh ndse o. Phelps broth'
ers N CO. Arrived the bar at IN.
steamer Meridian tiirl. Wilson. 1urahaya August -
Panorockan - rrobolngo 25 Alden september Is Port
said ~ Algiers October -. Madeira ~ and Delaware
Arrived the Bar at = m.
steamer Advance Phillips Colon October -, with mdse
am /. passengers 70 Panama Railroad - Line Arri'e I'd
AT the Bor - -
steamer brazilian tGerl Dessing. Hamburg October Is
with rnds. 2ls steerage pa~senge-s 20 Hamburg
American Line. Arrived AT the Bar At M.
ballast ID Ia rher 20. Arrived AZ the Rai 30
s,ea,ner Aene ,Bri. Seid"r-. Sa,anlla october -.
Carhagena - Port i.mon "a and Fortune Island IS Win
,nsse AMI passengers t. PIN. For~ooi & hellock
Arrived al Bar Al Z ~
steamer Cy - san Antonio Young. Msan1as october
az ard BrunsUck. Ca - IN ballast 10 central cuban
s,s,m.r Cty Of Washington steven. Havana October
q With mdse and - passengers To James Ward 60
Arrived At the Bar at a
steamer Pavnce. Insram Jackson, re October - and
Wilmington y =. y. with mise O. William t1Nis co
steamer Algonquin. Plat jacksonville October - AM
Charleston. With nt.s md passengers 10 William =
CNds & 60
passengers Old Dominion ~ On
steamer cry u Philadelphia ps!ano. satmOss Win
miss - c Foster. .~ - --..-
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INCORPORATED ~ WEST VIRGINIA..

Charleston W. Va. oct. 81 (SpeciaD-Charters
FOR New-York companies were granted as follows
by the Secretary OF State to-day:
Tn. Cotton Export and import Company. OF New
York city Tor the purpose of importing and export
ing goouS between the United states ana foreign
countries. 20 establish and operate manufactures.
to lease and operate steamships. establish agencies
ANA employ agents. Capital sub, rriOei, sIUvr.
with the privilege OF Increasing the same 70 SJO.OJ
I'm all The -har's are 300 each. and are held by
Charles W. Cotton, Marcus r. Cotton. Bernard j..
Radsan. Paul VI. Allo and Alexander Richardson.
an ~ Ncw-York City.
TIE Pau-Amcrican Commercial Company OF New
York CITY for the purpose Of exploitation demon
siration and introducing INTO foreign countries
American machinery. for negotiating concessions
grants etc ia spanish American countries. Cap
al subscribed. 5000 with the privilege OF increas-
INK the sam" 10 $4,000. The shares are $50 each.
ana are held hy Charles T.. Lock-. George r. Perry.
Il r Rrainard Harry :. Stalknecht and Hamil-
ton : Wicks 81 New York city
Tho American Reduction Company. OF Jersey
City y J. for the purpose Of reducing. manufact.
-tring buVing selling dnd dealing In aluminium and
other metals. etc Capital subscribed. 500 With
tn privilege 81 iucrea sing the same to N.oclOD.
Tho shares are slb each. and are held by F. G.
Trlslow Henry Austin Adams James \. Mac
chimney Charles II. Hobbs and Arson McCooh
Beard. ~ NeW-York CRY.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Aqueduct races p
German American Roosevelt mass-meeting Coop
er Union. p
Lecture by the Rev Or. J. o. wilson s.. An
drew's Church. p. m.
installation OF the Rev. w. A. Brown Union
Theological Seminary. SIS p. m.
The Rev Albert Swift's lecture. No 2Ss Second
ave- y. m.
Inveilng Of tablet in memory Of the Rev. DR..
Arthur Brooks church of the Incarnation. II a. m.
Address Of Robert f Speer at the hall OF the
Young Women's Christian Association. No East
Fifteenth-st. Sis y. m.
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THE TR4DESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
JUDGE LACOMBE DECLINES TO RESTRAIN THE
SHERIFF FROM MAINTAINING HIS LEVY

ON THE INSTITUTION.
Judge Lacomhe in the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday handed down decision denying the
motion OF William H. klmball Examiner ~ the
Tradesmens National Bank. for an Injunction TO
straining the Sheriff from maintaining a levy on
that institution In his aspiration TO the Court
made on October e. Examiner k'mnall contended
that the instructions 81 Lawrence o. Murray. Dep
MY and Acting Controller We're hat he should take
charge Of the bank ana advise correspondent banks
by telegraph az its suspension telling them to
withhold payment % outstanding drafts This he
contendel. practically made him acting receiver
and the Sheriff had. therefore. power make
the levy h. did in behalf ui ~" continental National
Bank.
Judge Lacombe in his decision says: The statutes
pro, ide for the appointment of n receiver Of Va
ional bank out il appears the az bar that
no receiver has yet been appointed am unable
30 assent to the proposition that because the Con-
troller Of the Currency has appointed plaintiff as
suitable person 10 make an examination ~ The
affairs OF the bank the plaintiff thereby becomes
a temporary receiver. Tnii tho Controller decides
20 put the bank into tho hands o, A receiver there
Is nothing IN the statute 20 support the contention
that It's tangible receipts arc exempt from levy
,lnder execution upon final judgment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
MOTORS FOR THE TUNNEL.

AN IMPROVEMENT UNDER CONSIDERATION BY
THE NETWORK CENTRAL.
II has been reported from time TO time that the
New-York Central Railroad would substitute cleo
ric motors for engines to pull their passenger and
freight trains though the long tunnel leading out
Of the Grand Central Station. making Of
motors something Ike the Baltimore and ohio now
In the tunnel At Baltimore. This would be O..
great aid IN producing cleanliness. IL would do
away with the smOkc-be grmed tunnel and run
trains through a clean tunnel without the smoke
and SCOT belched forth by engine II re
ported yesterday that II had finally been decided 10
adopt these motors. An official Of the road said
last night that no actual decision had been rca hci
YET. although the subject under Amusement.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Cap,sin Robicy d Evans |. 5
" ASTOR-T. Estrada Palma. OF Central valley
~ j. observation-disclosures \. II. Lee. X A.
FIFTH ANENV E-EX-C congress rnan Jesse Spauld-
ing OF Chicago: David Martin. OF Philadelphia
and Ex-Governor Charles Warren Lppitt OF
Rhode Island. GRAND-Captain b. w. Dunn, |.
& A. MURRAY HILl.-Ex-Congressman August
Drandoqee of Connecticut NETHERLAND-
Governor Black. STCRTENANT-Iieutena W.
r. Boyle. l.. S. A. WALDORF-The Rev. Dr. T.
De Witt Tamage OF Washington; II. c. Pruyn, OF
Albany and ex Governor William A. McCorkle. OF
West Virginia WINDSOR-Judge w G. Hawkins.
OF Pittsburg. and John W. Doane, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
TgE CONSCIENCE FUND INCREASED.

Controller Coler yesterday received so bank
note. accompanied by The following letter:
Dear Sir IncloseG please find banknote for 30
IA payment OF taxes on very small estate. BE
"a ktnd as 10 ackno Wedge receipt IN The New
Work Times or The NcwYOrk tribune Respect
fully - - -
Tbs amour, was deposited with the city Cham
hsrlatu 20 the credit Of the Conscience Fund
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yHE ORvESBy LOADS ~ TINE.

The steamer Ormtshy which was hurried 10
Boards Stores. Brooklyn. sunday afternoon IN or
der that she might take on board cargo OF wheat
under the October freight rates succeeded in load
ing the contract cargo late yesterday afternoon
She will also take on SONS wheat under the 40
vember schedule. which Is less profitable TO her
h-rtertys than the october rate. There are at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The BOARD Of Trade will hold a meeting tonight
in the Lambden Building. for the purpose OF ure-
ing the early completion Of the street railway
Mrs MAY Kerr Of Pelham Manor. died sud1enIy
p, eundav from fever Mrs Kerr the wife OF
Cerbas Kerr. station agent of the New or .Ne"-
Haven and Hartford Railroad at Pelham Manor
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gJLDRETHS DEATH ACCIDENTAL.

Coroner Zucca and n Jury held an !n9ues' Yes'e'-
dsv jnto the death o. PHILIP r. NJ Hildreth. VINO
- ,ouod dead IN a chair in his room AZ his
nother's house 80. = Irving Place last Thursday.
win a bullet-hoIe H. his head and cavalry re-
yolver wing his feet. Inc lIIy uec.utu 'ndt W
dcath was accidental Young Hidreth vas mem
Der OF Troop A. which recently returned from
Rico
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TARRYTOWN.

John J. snnott who has been a clerk In the Of
fee OF Dstrict-Attorney George {. Andrews for the
last four years has been admitted 10 the bar
Ward p Burnett Post g. A r.. Will he inspected
this evening by officials from lonkers c.u.o
The recent fair in aid Of the new CarmeTe
Church Melted $3.50. ,,,,,.
A sociable will be held in the Asbury Methodist
r,niscopal Church on Thursday evening, under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
BrFFALo'S GRAIN REPoRT.

Buffalo oct. 81 The eastward movement % -four
and grain through 3D. ffaio for the month II October
shows receipts ~ 1876 al2 barrels %; n,ur and 20
81. 10 bushels Of grain From the opening ~ na,-
CATION date the receipts have been. Flour 1.a,4
$50 barrels. decrease ~ 20. 30 barrels. COM
pared with last year wheat. 1882 as bushels an
increase Of 6,iGe -. bLkhelA
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS
Ionl.n oct 81 Sailed steamer Europe lBrl. Robnsoa
Manchrser. oct so-Arr,ed steamer Tsntsius 'Brh
Darfmouth OCT so Arrived sialheim Nor,.
Dnnne Head O., Passed. steamer Crofi tBr Lana.
re,rhy Head OCT so-Pa-sed steamer Ocean Du,ohl.
CasSens Rotterdam fpr New York - -.
III n Wight. OCT 81 Passed. steamer Eion 'hr'
RAMSAY New York for HUI ,,.,,.. ~,
Glasgow oct 80 Sailed steamer Monsohan 'D'''
Lin. o't 3l"Aul,ed steamer Croft, ,Bn Land New
York - MI. o,..,,.-,
Ger puhic New York M
Amsterdam or - sailed. steamer Clnden "'''
An,nerp Oct ~ Arrived steamer British Kins 'Bn.
tt,i,,, de-, Passed steamers Pecon.c ,Bn. MIA
Trieste etr f,r N.N York Powhatsn ,Brl. Hsrnfe.'
r.i.s,. .t. f,r New York. 3ls, Alsaua tkrl NaIp'
naples Etc. ior Sew YORK.. Karsmsna 'Br Jon ~.
80, N'r,. \eN YORK % Naples and Genos sailei'
steamer Fulla Ger. ret'rmann 0fom Genoa ana NS'
Msr.eil.es OF ARRIVED. steamer Alssla Fr CoS'''
Ns~ vt"Sscl. oct % Passed, steamer Kaiser whe;n
II Ger, tiog.riarn. Genoa ami Naples tr New -.
a., a~rt,.d steamer Tartar Prince br Anderson New
York for Naples leshern ,;'neS &c llama. R,r,.rs
st Nm'rW, ynr. for East London str
trai.n Port OCT 3l-Arrved. previously sie sns'
Enereia Nir, chaplin. NcwNork Via Alden for snssp'~
Au.,raan Port oct 3i-Arrvei. previously. ''ea"~
Ar.hter tlrl holman New-lorS 49,, IA
Rrishanr ODt 81 rived steamer lort SALISBURY w."
saluon New York Via Adelaide. etc .,.. ,sr
Tail. BAY. O,t Arrived steamer caspian '"'
Hsard New York via - Vincent e \ ..,s
,Rr, Herdr, New-YorA Tor Port Natal etc -.
Para. oct - Arrived steamer Renede' 'Br'' ~"'
New YORK -. ~.
Davidson Sev-yors Monieyiieo, Alta. AcAntavs s>
wosrAIL Nsx-YssA VIA Mon,svdss
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DOBRS FERRY.

An entertainment will be given this evening in
the parish house OF Zion Episcopal Church Tor the
benefit Of the Dobbs Ferry Hospital ,,
The school rate for the Dobbs cry olstrlct
has been fixed 81 % on the thousand: me rate
in Hastings is 81 0i. and in lrvington 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
PEEK SKILL.

The Rev John ". Ackerly. OF Matteawan' n'eu
the pulpit Of the first Methodist Episcopal N"u,'
on Sunday morning and evening. and received
u.-n welcome from the congregation. He was
nastor Of this church for four years Inc Kew.
Charles Kellogg a former Peekskn hoy, rreachnea
In the First Presbyterian Cnurch botn morning
nd
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BANKS ~ THE NEW TERRITORIES.

CONTROLLER DAWES HERE TO DISCUSS THE
SUBJECT WITH LOCAL BANKERS.
Charles q Dawes. the Controller OF the Cur
roncv was in this city yesterday and visited sew
eral Of the downtown banks. The primary object
Of his trip was to discuss with the local bankers
the subject OF The establishment OF National banks
In The new colonial possessions OF the nited
states The question Of the voluntary dissolution
of the Tradesmens National Bank, 1t IS said, was
1lsn falkcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
NOTNT VERNON.

Mrs. Adene Williams widow OF : w NlihamS
died al her home. No IA North hsh'n-aNe', vi
Saturday night Mrs Williams was the daugnter
OF Alfred H. Duncombe. for many years "eaI.ns
real-estate dealer She was born IN East NHes'S'
sixty-nine years ago
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SING SING.

Andrew Coates an employee OF the Briarchn
Farms. fell from train on the huosoh NV
r,xosa late IN Sunday night at this place and
u,s badly injured about the head lie was taken
10 the Ossining Hospital for treatment
meeting Of the Golden Circle OF Kings Dausn-
ters Will be held a the home of Mrs. J. X SulFer'
IN Waiiar-aVe this afternoon at $50 ocloCK
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vcORp0RATED At ALBiNI.

Albany. oct 81 a certificate Incorporating the
Liberty wall Paper COMPANY. ~ SchuyerNille.
Saratoga County. was filed with the Secretary u
State to-day. Tho company Is capitalized az 500 =
Greenwich. Washington COUNTY, Henry T. Snrvcr.
81 New-York. ana DERRICK G. Froudscn. of : 'huy-
I.rr