davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
VIEW PRESIDENT AND DIRECTIONS.
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
TuF NETWORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF
T1rF NETWORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
An important change took place yesterday IN the
management Of the New-York National Exchange
rank AT Chambers-st and West Broadway three
new directors and president being elected
The retiring directors are Henry A Blyth' John
Guth and william II. Albro. the vacancies caused
bv whose resignation were flled by the election OF
lanes NJ Donald. who Is vlce-president or the
Hanover National Bank; Hudson Hoagland' vice
president Of the Broadway National Bank ana
Robert H McCutcheon. The Board OF Directors
also accepted the resignation Of Daniel b Halstead
as president and elected his successor James
Rowland who day two previously had become
q director in place of julius II. CaryL Inc mem
bership OF the Board is now az follows MllIdm j.
Nerrail president Of the corporation or AcKer MeI-
rail a. Condit Daniel b Halstead, Isaac Rowland,
John Seed f S. Hyatt James ROWLAND james
N Donald Hudson Hoagland and X n. NC
cutcheon II is understood that six of the directors
incudinr he three elected yesterday. hold ma.
tnritw 81 ,he banks stock. which consists or 300
Shares of 500 each Mr.. Ha.stead has been con
nec, ed with the bank ever since II opened IN ls3l'
first as cashier and then as president Mt Row
land the new president. is head OF tte WeIi,kho"h
nroduce firm OF James Rowland 4 Co. ana presl-
den. of the New-York Mercantile Exchange: r .
Matt who remains vice-president OF the oanK
ND is also a director. was formerly cashier OF the
SiIn+on Bank which few months ago was
ob.orhad by the Tradesmens National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
EUROPEAN STEEL BY AMERICAN PROCESS
ABOUT s1ooooocoo TO RE INVESTED IN THE sYs-
TEN ABROAD.

ABOUT 500 10000 TO RE INVESTED IN THE sYs-
TEN ABROAD
Cleveland Ohio, oct. As tho result OF trip
through the United States made by a party OF
European capitalists and practical iron men. large
number of steel and iron mills will be erected in
Europe in which all kinds of iron and steel prod
ucts will be turned out. but especially structural
iron and steel The process to ne used in this last
branch Of manufacture will be the Grey process,
the invention Of Henry Grey. Of Duuth. Mimi.
The party visited al o. the big iron mills in the
country. {. H Dorer. Of this city is the attorney
for the capitalists in this country and escorted
them through the United states on the trlp winch
has just ended. In an interview Mr. Dorer sald
The foreign capitalists and the Europeans inter
ested with them have already begun the consrucI
ton OF large plant at Luxembourg, 10 cost severa!
m llions OF dollars. The Grey process Will be USED
there Ultimately dozen plants VIII he erected
in Germany France. Austria and hungary l
should think 100000 would be invested in these
enterprises. The structural ron lnlusuy 10 al.
IN Their houses even. In Germany alone last year
they turned out 100000 tons of iron beams against
200 mn tons In this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
WHITE PLAINS.

musical and literary entertainment VIII be
given in the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
on Wednesday evening October 49, under the direc-
ton Of the Epworth League.
The women managers OF the White Plains Hospi-
tai Association will hold a tea and bazaar in 81.
Johns Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
October p The proceeds Will be for the beneht OF
the institution particularly in the matter OF caring
for the sick soldiers.
The bronze tablet erected by the Westchester
County Historical Society 10 mark the birthplace
OF Daniel D. Tompkins. once Governor Of this Sta e
and Vice President Of the United States, will be UNI
yelled this afternoon at o'clock, near the entrance
10 Fox Meadow The country seat Of Miss Emily Q.
nufler on the New-YOrk Post Road south Of this
Village The tablet appropriately Inscribed. is Sc,
in a massive granite block Addresses will De made
and Snprerne Court Justice J. o. Dykman. Of this
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TARRYTOWN.

The funeral OF Captain Jacob p. Oden, who died
on Tuesday was held at his home, IN Main-st' on
THURSDAY afternoon. the Rev DR. John A. TODD
and the Rev Dr. John Knox Allen conducting the
services The burial in Sleepy Hollow Gene
terry.
Another. hearing in the 1896 cases Of John d ana
William Rockefeller against the Mount Pleasant
assessors will be held to-day.
Preparations have been made on large scale ana
everything indicates the success OF the musical
entertainment TO he held at the home OF Mrs
John d Archbold. in South Broadway TINS
afternoon from until o'clock The enter
tainrnent Is in aid Of Robins Nest. the summer
home for crippled children of New-Iork City, sup
have their homes in the neighborhood the patroh,,
esses are Miss Helen Miller Gould, Nrs. EdWard
Livingston Coster. Mrs. II. Walter NeoD Mrs'
George Lewis, Mrs. William Rockefeler MT, Gus
tav Schwab Mrs John T. Terry, Mrs; Everit Macy
Mrs William Orton. Mrs. Walter Low, MIS- A.
i, Barber Mrs Harry Graef Mrs. Henry Draper
Mrs John Hall Mrs Frederic +. Lewis MIS- To-
X Crane Mrs. Augustus T. Gilencer mrs A l..
Barney Mrs. ID. y. Rowan. Mrs ChrlslophSr
Prince. Mrs. cambridge S. Clark, Mrs David =.
Williamson Mrs. Joseph T. Low Mrs; Eugene IN
Mrs Joseph Rutter. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman
Miss Grace Fraser. Mrs. Henry Dale. Mrs. John =.
Barron Mrs Henry Willard. Ms Samuel Tnomas
Miss Helen l.. Gibson. Mrs. Lincoln McC ormlck'
Mrs Augustus Kirkham and Mrs. William Farso.
The funeral of Captain Jacob & Odeil VINO ulen
on TUESDAY was held at his home in Main 81,
on Thursday afternoon and was largely ATTENDED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
SOrVENIR POSTAL CARDS.

The Federal law Of July l permits the use Of
nrtyate mailing cards at the rate Of postage
as tina, charged on postal cards in the United
states but left the rate on them when mailed to
Europe or elsewhere outside th~ country the same
as letter postage. five cents. movement is on
foot advocating nc passage o. a law 10 secure
for them the rate OF foreign postage as postal
cards The German and Austr an governments derive
annually large profit from the o. private orna
mental souvenir postal cards, but II comes mainly
from tourists who send them home as souvenirs
II IS thought ,hat If the United States Government
should allow the same privileges the Germans and
Austrians do IL would not only Increase the postal
revenues but also create new industry Of con
sidera BE Importance So far the manufacture Of
war souvenir cards. Souvenirs Of places are not in
extensive demand as they cannot be sent abroad
without the extra postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
SING SING

reception and entertainment will be given IN
Olive Opera House next Monday evening for the
members Of Company c. list Regiment OF TINS
county who served in the Santiago campaign. Inc
affair Will be under the direction OF More Post NO
Iii and will consist of parade, literary and mus
cal exercises at the opera-house and a supper; 70
be served In hall of the Junior Order o. Chteu
American Mechanics Invitations nave oeeh e3
tended 10 Colonel Roosevelt, General ButlerneIu
General O Beirne, General Sickles ana Coloil'-
Downs and other prominent men 10 attend ana
take part IN the proceedings 49, 1o,, ,o,hod,s,
The annual meeting Of the New-fork MeIhodlst
Conference Itinerants Club in the Highland ave
nue. Church. In this village. closed after -FOUR
DAYS session on Thursday evening !.
Isaac r. Louns berry a wei known mercnant, OF
this village died on Thursday evening on MS farm
an Yorktown TO which he had retired from business
life several wears ago. He was siXty-elght years
old and leaves widow. four daughters and
one son Mr.. Lounsoerry was born In YorktoWn
and came 10 this village in 1872 where he engaged
IN several lines OF business for sixteen years peins
one Of the leading clothing dealers Of the place he
was AT one time Town Clerk and also trustee OF
the village. and at the time OF MS death was one
OF the assessors of Yorktown: - ,.
Church Of this village announces the coming sea
sons lecture course follows: December ., George
r vending on ''MiTaheau." December -. j Perry
Worden: subject. Delft Ware dlustrateGl: De
cember % the Rev T. + HesiC. subject, Hitting
the Bull's-eye." January L. the Rev. Dr. Kerr B0yce
Tunper subject. "Be q Man. February I, Pro-
fessor John B. De Motto subject, The Harn OF
the Senses 0llustrated) February a. Miss Van
Delta Varun: subject. Who Pays the Freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
JOHN ". JACOBES LOSES.

The. Appellate Division ot the Supreme Court
Yesterday reversed an order ~ Justice Chase. at
Social Term in the proceedings brought by John
" J1cobus 70 secure his appointment "a mem
her OF he Board Of Assessors. Mr.. Jacobus was
q member OF the old Board Of four. but wnen
MAJOR Van Wyck took offce he did not appoint
him member OF the new Board Of five members.
Mr. Jacoous app.ied for mandamus and Justice
Chase granted one. directing Mayor Van WICK 70
enpolnt the relator the office specified. Justice
ts So held that the new charter required the Mayor
to appoint war veterans holding office TO life po-
str,ons" in the enlarged city and Mr.. Jacobus is
We. ,ran Of the civil War
The Appellate Division. by a majority vote re-
v,rses this order Justice Patterson in an opinion
holds that Section ~ Of the new charter, which
refers 10 like positions" means merely the reten-
ton NJ veterans In office by a simple transfer and
does not refer TO formal appointments to entirely
~ boards Justice Insraham concurs with jus
,Ice PATERSON. Presiding Justice Van Brunt also
votes Tor reversal, bur ne writes separate opn-
ion In which he dwells upon the fact that the
rb,-trr gave the Mayor power. during the nrst
six months OF his term. 10 remove from office any
o,,,cer appoluted by the Mayor except members or
80 hoard of Education and school boards and
tmdiclaI of1cers. and without making charges To
y',raVanf the removal OF the relator. Justice Van
trunt saws would defeat the manifest intent OF the
charter. s,.e.,,,s ,,d ,o,o, % ,e,rr, tho
order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.


Colonel E J. Mitchell OF this city. has been APP
pointed county inspector OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. and has appointed to assist him IN the
inspection Of the several POSTS in Westchesler
County the following comrades: William Wilson,
W. W. Ryder Edward B. Ions, Robert a. Rotche
George r Hendrckson. Joseph Ferguson, John n
Briggs, William 4. Hyler. James D. y De" "'''
Abram II. Tompklns. ,,,, ,s
The stockholders O: the Yonkers Bowling AS
ISOLATION held their annual meeting on Inu'saaHH
evening at the alleys. IN North broad"aiH, an ~
chose John Eylers president Reter D. seSrsaTv
Edward !. Mitchell treasurer. and DaNn r.lie'
John j. Dewitt and John c. Shots trustees
dividend Of per cent MAS declared -. .o
on Thursiay evening The boys orahcn on M, ene
Young Mems Christian Association met ana THose
officers as follows: John Wilsea president; Law
renee Gcrrirg first vice president. Arthur roW.'I'
second vice-presi5ent; George Lynch recording Sec
Rotary; Willie Watt. corresponding secretary an"
Robert Armstrong assistant treasurer; ,,,do- the
The second OF the free entertainments uhuel t ~.
susDices Of The Young Mems Christian Associatl9h
will be held this evening IN McO ann , r"u IT.
Ford Seals viii be pTcyided for thousan1 peopIe
The Fnworth League Of the First MethoIlst
Episcopal Church gave an Interesting enler,"iss
nlent last night in the lecture-rooIn., SniI gu
mission was charged. and the proceeds VIII De used
81 ~ fashionable audience filled the assembly hall
Of Hollywood Inn on Thursday night, the occa-
sion being piano recital SiTen by Albert LOCK,
wood in aid Of the Yonhers Auxiliary 10 ne Ked
Cross MIR Lockwood had the assistance OF Mrs
Henry s Ives. soprano. ana James fearce' ac-
John ? Powers. superintendent Of clinton Prison sol,
ani chairman Of the Auditing Committee OF the
state Firemen's Association. was in TINS city
YESTERDAY on business and visited Hollywood Inn
od,st SEASONAL Church and DR.. Thomas ;. POul-
son of Williamsbridge. will exchange puipits TO-
morrow morning. r. NJ ,r,oosoro
u Silkman and Miss Johnson will receive at the
tea OF the Amackassen Club this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II.
u,rnNEsnAY. OCTOBER l2
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. OCTOBER T. ls's
ARRIVED
csBa9a i F Wk sna i SSs eSn sad e
stserase passengers to Vernon n. Brown co Arrives
at tea ss' B Dr;'a September %
and Swansea q? with mdse TO James ArNeH 20 ~
rived a, me s, esT az Bearpak Newcastle september u
and Dundee Il. with mdse 10 Sanderson q son '>''''
at tes UsF B 81 Ger Schmidt Hamburg September
II Zine win hn rsss iE o P ae oaF %
with md.e to Ssnderson SON South Of Fire isana ~
s a t and f'fs
mdse AZ cabin and III storage passengers 70 fD'''
Edys Co. rry at the a s1F Nfssn se,n seps
Der ana wS% % r T}H at ma the f Bs
steamer jamestown. Boaz Norfolk with mdse and pas
assay to HOOK ok PSm"o o, ! $50 wna .uhy
light; clear
port s'a Hn,on6 banss pg5ssn So
savannah, Old Dominion. Norfolk snd HHe"po, prince
1Br Moneydeo and Bucnos Ayres. state Of Texas
BIunswick. Tallahassee savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool Oct sailed. steamer Georgia Pr' Tnonp
SOB Brow Head oct 20 m-pssssd steamer Lo''''
@ Mckay New-YOrk 4 for steamer hsspp0c re ,Bo Griffin
N: Moye oe 7saed steamer Anchora Br Wilson
Sheds Oct s-Salcd steamer Alsoa Prl, Hans'of''
New York - q. ....-4. mr., pueh
Nf ImeTok 'V ocs 7wAr. Seat'ery Reads 'e'nr
Flowerzate 1I3rl. Barnard New-fork ~. ~, ro,as
KInsais oct Passed. steamer Bowie tsr'' JONES'
New York for Liverpool .,,...-,... ,aoig, S,al-
Dover. Oct 7-Passed steamer SN''%e'l'"D go
sen Oct 7salei. steamer Fuers, BSmarcH
Ger, Alters frou, Hamburg and Southampton NJ"
York. 81. .,oa,.r S.,ea nan, Knus-
sen. New-York 1900 .,o,,o.r ,-,-,s,,s DAM
Larsen Nev-iork 49,, ...,,,~ f.a,as, ,xcr, Nath-
lessen New York , ...- =. ~.,,.,ra ,nn,fh,
Markschlae5Se , isailed steamer Vega Porn. co'lh'
York. H., s,oamar Fms oiar, from New
v ns"o" 10 Gibrsltar and Naples ,,-,,,,
%scIss Oct 3-Sai,rd steamers Nens,Iia 'ft1 st ~
New York Giera' ar, .,..,.r 1-,o,,s ,,usn
SMYRNA, sept y" Hahe'' ''
NewYork. u.DA s.e,n,sr Fnersa tBrl. Chaphn.
xeas Work FOR Aden singapore etc. -, -. vosn
rrar,,s Passed. steamer Slkh 'brl' rpN'7ff
hama etc FOR New-lork ~, nh, ,pr
Monteyiteo. Sept o-Art'N-u s''''''' ''''
Copp Nev-lork s,, ..D- -,tnAo ,R.is),
RIO Janeiro oct -Sahe'' s'e''"F' "
t-tsb New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
NETWORK CITY.

Th. Camera Club will meet on Tuesday night az
M ? West Twenty-ninth-st. collection OF prih's
nv " VI Hollinger will he shown. II VIII remain
on view until October p.
The first convention and Industrial eNhloition VI
the American Association Of Opticians Will ne hein
~ oo,ohar n II and 70 AT the Broadway Central
Hotel This association has members In thirty
States
The Nev-York Paint oil and Varnish Cluo Is
making preparations for the entertainment OF Inc
delegates TO the eleventh annual convention OF inc
National Paint Oh and Varnish Association Whlch
will no held on October II. u and u az inc " al
dorf Astoria The small ballroom VIII ne "se" l''
convention purposes.
The graduating exercises or the NauIca "onoo''
.,oss ~ ,os u,rl no held on board the schoolship
c, Narv.s at East Twenty -eshth-st.. on Tuesday.
October II. at p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
TPT'ST COMPANY ABSORBED.

THE COMMERCIAL. OF CHICAGO. TAKEN OVER
BY THE ROYAL
Chicago. Oct 7-Negotiations looking TO the alb
eorn,ion Of the Commercial Trust Company by the
ROYAL Trust Company have been completed and
tho business Of the former will he taken over by
the latter to-day the Commercials deposits being
transferred TO the Royal and with them all its
rosources The deal /. a purchase Of the CONNER
c,al Companv's business. The companies are CAP
ualzed at $500 600 each.
The Commercial Loan and Trust Company VIII
transfer deposits amounting to 81 $40 ~ when.
added 70 the 81 167 $50 the Royal had when the last
etafement was made 10 the state auditor. Septein-
her 70 will make s3016s0l. The ConmeIclsl :
loans ar that time were 81 800 Az, which added 70
the ROYALS will make S2.G2i93O The CommerciaI
also rad cash resources amounting 70 SA9ol' 10
he added now to the Royals Sils6s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

so.oo,r,os,ers. Association Of New-York. NO II
Uest Fortv-fourth-st.. 1890 a. m
The case Of Mrs Marie F. Wilmerding again We
fore Justice Keogh White Plains a. III
Morris Park races. p. m
pubuc racent,on for Colonel Roosevelt ana Leu
,enant-C;overnor Woodruff at tho Union League
Club. Brooklyn. p m w.,
,,A...a c,rb,s recention for Augustus van
WICK the Democratic CANDIDATE Tot "o''
p. m ,.I..nn ord
Tammany Senate convenuohs' "ai'''"
The Pronx r. m ,.,. .
Republicans Of the XVIII Congress DiS'r''' ~
nominate a candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
MOUNT VERNON.

An entertainment Of vocal and instrumental
music and dancing given in the Opera House
on Thursday evening in aid Of the sick ana con-
valescent soldiers in the Mount vernon hospi'ai
The affair was under the auspices OF MIS- T. u
Ponton and DIT ST John shepherd. OF the list
Regiment The local members of the list Regiment
the usherS. -, ,, .-a,,,.
Tomorrow will be field day for the local foune
Mems Christian Association and special services
will be held in several churches. William H. Sasf,
a vestryman in 81. Andrew s Churcn. New oIh
CITY will speak in the Church OF the Ascension
I'm The evening Richard l.. Purdy will speak IN the
Reformed Church George A. Warburton. secretary
OF the Grand Central Railway Association; VII
+ Lee general secretary Of the Brook yn esso-
Citations IN the First Methodist Eplscopal 9hui Its
Church. F r. Chambers, Of NT.York VII J, S aa-
dress general meeting in the Young Men 'hfls-
tian Association Building in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
n.ycrROUS COUNTERFEIT N THE WEST.

San Francisco Oct 1t is stated that United
statas Secret Service officers. aided by Chief Lees
have discovered that large numbers Of counterfeit
sI1o silver certificates have been produced in this
city The operators reported to be under police
surveillance The Call' asserts that fve thou
eean1 ~ these spurious bills sent into the
Klondjke district They were readily exchanged
for gold dust end their falsity was not discovered
mil the returning minels tried TO pass them in
Pnrfland The banks of this city, following the
nrecedent OF the institutions in the North. have
rrfnsed m handle any bills Of that denomination
Tie paper is said 10 be of Government make. as
are also the various inks. with the eXcepIon OF
~ an ordinary quality, and cannot Withstand the
~ acid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
PORT CHESTER.

The trustees Of Port Chester voted this week to
Gran, franchise 10 the new Port Chester Electric
Iieb, Company for a period Of forty-nine years
The contract OF the new company for lighting the
village for period Of I'VE years was also adopted
rhs taovs. club of Rye has been organized under
the auspices Of the Wonen's Loyal Legion Those
in charge Of the club are Mrs. william Porter Al
Members OF the Epworth League OF the summer
aeld Methodist Episcopal Church Will give a olrth-
day social al the parsonage on next THURSDAY
night. ,...
An entertainment given In the opera house
on Thursday evening, under the auspices Of Chares
Lawrence Post, q. A. r., and the returned men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
KILLED BY FAILING ELEVATOR.

One man was killed and a second probably fatally
Injured YESTERDAY afternoon by the falling Of an
elevator from the fifth floor 10 the basement in the
six-storv building al No 2co Monroe-st The dead
man is Frederick Lachner. forty years old. Of
Fleventh-ave and one hundred and eventy-third-
@. contractor and machinist. His companion
,ho il dangerously near death in Gouverneur Hos
nital is Charles Gafner. twentyfour years old. OF
70 AZ Henry-st and in Lachner's employ. There
vas a nre al No 300 Monroe-st. some days ago. ana
tho elevator machinery was damaged Lachner
socured the contract for making the necessary re
Mrs and was engaged in this work when the ele
dropped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
NEW-ROCHELLE.

An Interesting relic Of the war with Spain was
received this week by resident Of this village
from William a. Austin, a convalescent 'he'oel
Of the Hospital Corps Of the Sth United states
Infantry. The relic Is a sword which was captu'eu
by l private IN the 9Th Regiment. who dlsooe!e go 20
orders and stole out night after ne ,pat'ie %
FL Caney and took ii from dead spanish nei u
officer. The infantryman. while maklns his We
back to the American lines. was mortay WOMB" S,Sef
by a Spanish sharpshoOter. lie drasged n'iis sYa
back 10 the hospital and cared for by AUSTIN
20 whom he gave the sword before he died -,
The New Rochelle Educational Association M
elected Dr. ~ II. Elliott president ana La sal "a.
MAYNARD seco I'd vice president. The reports snoN
that the University Extension lectures are success
full and the association viii increase It's W9rk TINS
winter by "A Of public debates on I9cal oP4ST
The Board of Trade this week adopted lesV'. u
ton urging the Westchester Electro hslroa 80
hurry the completion of its lines 20 tucson IdIh'
Glen Island and Mount Vernon. Ine requesi5 SdL h
from residents who have grown dissatlsneu Will Tie
upturned condition Of the streets. , -
The Republican Club. at its regular meeuns Oh
Thursday evening heard the report OF the Coil,
mittee on Constitution and Bylaws but declce %,
not to devote further time 10 routine business uhtI
after the campaign. A committee OF three lneinDeI :
from ca ch district appointed TO arrange i0i d
large ratification meeting IN the Town Han A. S
ander ] l. Bradley elected chairman or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
FOR wharf AND WAREHOUSE BUSINESS.

,iopal Bank a few months ago bought the exten-
s,vA land and waterfront property owned in Long
Island CITY by Union college This property has
now come under control Of new corporation the
New-York Land and Warehouse Company. which
bss bcen formed to conduct large wharf and
war4house business in Long Island City. The cap
tai Of the new; corporation is Sl.Wo0n Mr. Halls
&c INC president and the other officers Joel
Francis Freeman, vice-president. J. -. Ackerson,
ireasrrer and Thomas X. F3oegs. secretary. Mr..
Freeman has been an officer Of the Standard Oil
COMPANY and (, is reported that that corporation
is largely interested IN the new enterprise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
ATTACHED FOR BREACH or CONTRACT

Deputy-Sheriff Leavitt has received an attach-
ment for s37S57 against the standard srawooaro
Comnanv whose Office formerly at No lD
broadway. in favor Of the Chemical Paper Com
pany. Of Massachusetts for alleged breach OF con-
tract made in September 1875, to take 200 tons OF
strawboard annually. From September 1880, 10
March / 1857 the Standard Strawboard Company
took i 2si ga pounds Of strawboerd. whereas, &C
cording to contract II is said that IT should nave
taken 300 tons during that period Inc company
vent INTO liquidation year ago The attachment
was served on bank and frm OF dealers In
ctr boards