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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
NATIONAL LfNSEED OIL AFFAlRS.
ST. LOUIS STOCKHOLDERS CONCLUDE NOT TO
ANTAGoNIzE EASTERN INTERESTS.

ST LOUIS STOCKHOLDERS CONCLUDE NOT TO
ANTAGONIzE EASTERN INTERESTS
81, Louis Sept g.-GeorPe Edwards, +. H. Linley
ard John II Maxson who were appointed AZ a
recent meeting OF the local stockholders of the Ma
tional Linseed on Company. a committee 70
20 to Chicago and examine the accounts OF the
company and also TO represent the local stock
holders In the reorganization returned to-day The
brokers most prominently interested in the loca
movement met to-day confer with the commit
tee ard a secret meeting of those who signed the
agreement at the last meeting was held last night
About thirty thousand shares were represented. or
abou. half Of the stock owned in ST LOUIS
Presider. Alexander Euston did not attend the
meeting as only chose who signed the agreement
were invited.
numbar OF those who signed the agreement
gained by an.ag,n.1ing the Eastern interests and
the local iCias and suggested that the sooner all
parties harmouized the better IL will he for
The stockholders After considerable discussion
and several amendments the report Of the com
mite was adopted. and II was decided 70 send the
same committee 10 Chicago 70 represent the m
tere.ts Of those present AT the conference onlor
An invitation has been sent each Of the local
stockholders to meet the president ana the Board
OF Directors tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock az
the Office Of the company In Chicago. 10 con-
slider plans for the organization and also 10 In
spect the books and affairs Of the company. The
cal is signed by President Eustoa. \ majority or
the local stockholders will attend the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK TUESDAY SEPT %. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK TUESDAY. SEPT o. 1900
ARRIVED
Steamer State Nebraska ,Br). Park. Glasgow SEP
TENDER 10 Neville IL with mdse $50 cabin and 10
age passenger 10 Austin Baldwin & 60 Arrived AZ IN"
Bar at SIS
Friesland tBegl. Nickels. Antwerp September
Il, mdre 27l cabin and 80 -teerage passengers
international NAVIGATION Company. Arrived the Bar
al $3.50 p
Steamer Borderer OBJ. Hay, Antwerp September :.
ballast Barber a co. Arrived the Bar a
Steamer Island DAM Sktodt. Copenhagen September I.
Chretinnia Christiansand 10 and Stornovay IS with
mtse 20 cabin and 2oG Storage Funch.
a 60. Arrived at the Bar 4 $50 a
Steamer Deutschland Ger. Schierhorst. Hamburg Sep
temher II. In ballast TO Gusave Heyr. Arrived a the
BAR AZ !
Steamer Eiffel Tower Uir. Campbell. Kraksaau July T.
Cherbon Is. Colombo 81. Perrin O.
-, Algiers September .. Mchaels and Della
ware fire1kwRter 20 with 70 ' Il I.vernore Ar
rived az the Bar al $50 m.
steamer IIesperla ,Hp Coverley Marseiles August Is
Genoa - I<ghrrn 81 Messina September l. Palermo .
Naples and Gibraltar H. with mdse and 35i stceraee
passengers Henderson Bros Arrived AZ 235
Steamer HevelIus ,BelgL Stapleton Rio Janeiro Sep
tcmber o. Bahia TO- Petnamhuco II and ST Lucia 20 with
mdse and - passengers 10 Busk Jevons. Arrived
Bar 40 n
steamer Hudson. IIalsey. New Orleans September 81
with mdse and passengers 10 Allen.
steamer old Dominion. Tapley Norfolk and
News. with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
NEGROES FIGHT 4 STREET DUEL.

NEITHER HIT. BIT THREE SPECTATORS SHOT
AND SENT TO THE HOSPITAL.
Having sworn TO Kill each other at sight. TWO
negroes CHANGED 10 meet Unexpectedly last night at
Seyenth-ave and West Thrty-hrst-st. Without pre-
Ilm.naries o; any sort each DIRE" revolver ana
began 20 shoot The men were Simeon Demabre. a
carncut,- or 40 30 West Thirty ATHEIST. and Will
ian, Butlcr OF 80 2i5 Yves, Thirtyihlrd-s Butler
nred one shot, and Demabre empted his revolver.
Neither was ht hui several spectators were not so
fortunate Tille Farrell nineteen years Old. oi No.
81, Wcst rhirty-nrst-st fell at the first shot with
q bullet i'm her calf. Frank Taylor Of No BIO West
Forfy-nrst-st.. got bullet N his left thigh. ana
fohr Davis Of No 40 West Thrty-hrst-s re-
ceived a bullet I'm his right leg
Half u dozen policemen were attracted ny the
shooting ana placed the principals under arrest
Tn. injured we're removed to the New-fork Hos
pital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

The Rev Or S. y. Mcconnell OF Hoiy i''iii.y
Protestant Episcopal Church. last night pelore ''e
National civic ,'lub made an address on Inc Ne"
National Life and citizenship. he TOOK the
ground that tho nations new problem was one 'n'''
had heon inevitable FOR some time ana 'hat ,no
Nation. in solving the complex problem no" oe-
fore If was only working out its manifest destiny
The tone 81 his address Vas optimistic In the tx
tren,e and he was listened to by huhoer vi
prominent people 81. clair Mckelway. Ihonas '"
Sherman and James Mckecn were called on 10
eneok hut not having made preparation ior H.
confined their remarks 10 CANCELLATIONS
The will Of Mrs Iulianna Hiaebrand VINO d'eu
recently AT her home. No y Bushwick-aVe'' leaves
vO0o in personal property to her huSnanp anu
children.
Annie f Marks. Of Ocean Springs MISS. yes'er
day hogan suit in the United States Circuit court
FOR the recovery Of $500 bonds from the broker
age Arm Of Price Mccormick Il co. OF 40 -
Rroadway Manhattan. She alleges that the oohos
are being unlawfully withheld from her.
peputv-Commi.sloner Walton has made prepara-
lions for systematic testing Of gas meters III ''e
houses of private citizens. \ request sent 10 MN
for such a test will bring about the deslreo ''S'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
TIE GAS SETTLEMENT.

In a dispatch from Chicago giving the Official de
tails Of the Peoples Gas Company and Indiana
Natural Gas Company settlement. the Peoples Gas
Company, according 10 the terms. will in 'he next
three years expend 81 so on In increasing the
raj gas business in Chicago This IS the limit % the
amount the company is required 20 eXpend IN the
remaining twenty years %; the contract. Tho money
is 70 pe expended in manner mutually agreed
upon Between The Peoples company and the Ind
lana company, and In the event u disagreement
the Ques ton is 10 he settled by arbitration.
The Indiana Natural Gas Company guaranteed
the Peoples Gas Company that the latter should
receive as its share for business he ac-
qu!red by this expenditure not less than ler cent
upon all moneys expended The guarantee IS said
10 be well secured and extends over the entire
period ~ the contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
TARRYTOWN

All the private schools excepting one hav" opened
for the season 81 ls?S Miss Mason's school. The
Castle. opens today.
The Harry Howard Hook anl Ladder Company.
o. Port Chester. viii boz tho guests e.. ConGu"r"r
Hook and Ladder Company tomorrow evening
nart OF The programme VIII be d dri'l by tho home
company
\ fair will begin the Carmci.te Church grounds
Tomorrow and VIII last I'll SATURDAY II VIII Dc i"r
the benefit of ne building fund
John \ Liant. son %! j y. Liant. was brought
her, IN the Tarrytown Hospital on Monday suner
Ing from fever. He heiongs 20 tho 93i Regiment,
New York Volunteers.
Miles N-Cori the lat Of tho 7lst boys 20 reach
home was brought here on SUNDAY evening by his
parents Hc belonged 20 Company =. ~" was
taken lll in cuba. and di not come North win the
res: Of the boys He had hcen tn s. Mays Hos
piisl Rrooklyn for tho last tUo weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
THE REPORTED ICE COUBINATION.
Mr.. MORSE SAYS IT WILL NOT AFFD'T THE
PRODUCT HERE

MR.. MORSE SAYS 1T WILL NOT AFFD-T THE
PRODUCT HERE
7, WAS reported yesterday that all Of the large
ice companies of Maine had been consolidated into
one Germany to be known as the Knickerbocker
Ice COMPANY The combination. II was said. would
nut the control Of the ice product of Maine into
the hands Of Morse & Co. Of this city. II was also
stated that the control OF the Knckerbockcr Ice
Company. OF Chicago had passed into the hands
Of the New-York firm. and tina; the majoritt OF
the 10000 stock had been taken here the inien-
ton being 10 increase the capital stock 10 SI"''"
Mr. Morse was seen at his Office yesterday and
said that the Maine combination would have no
effect whatever as far as New-YOrk j. concerned
There are practically no ice companies In Maine.
he said the product there being principally owned
by Philadelphia and Baltimore firms. and the
southern cities ony are affected by the combina-
ton"
'.Ia the Consolidated Ice Company Interested in
this combination" was asked.
NO. at all" said Mr.. Morse Il am interested
only in that am stockholder There is little
Maine ice used in New-York under ordinary con
ditons We rely upon p, PTn sDni IN case OF
When asked regarding the report from Chicago
Mr. Morse said: Chicago is long way OF. No.
we have not bought the Chicago company
The following dispatch was received yesterday
from Chicago;
The control Of the Knckeroocker Ice Company
OF this city, passed to-day into the hands OF - NeWo
now outstanding having been deposited with n local
National bank. IN accordance win The oHer oil pur'
The company Will undergo financial reorganiza-
ton. ii being the purpose Of ne purchasers 70 IN
crease the capital stock to N0pivl OF which
100000 will consis: Of per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock and saoecoo Of common STOCK -, In ad
@ m PF CD ibe f of the a
thorized issue 90 s2.5"oco being retained in the
treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
BROKERS. SIZED TO RECOVER BONDS.

Annie T. Marks Of Ocean Springs. Miss. has
brought suit IN the United States Circuit Court 20
recover sS5 on bonds from Price Mccormick 4 90.
Of No - Broadway New York. The compisi nant
alleges iha: the bonds are being unlaUful,y with
held from her. she having given them into tho
possession NJ the hrm At various stipulated times
II is alleged that the transactions and delivery Of
the bonds the firm took place in June July and
August.
Counsel for Price Mccormick & co. said yester
day that a F. Marks. the husband If the plaintiff
had for several months been buying and selling
stocks through Price. Mccormick f. Co ana CAV"
the bonds as collateral. saving al hrsr hat he
owned them himself Subsequently, ne admitted
that the bonds belonged his wife. and procured
a letter from her addressed to Price Mccormick
& Co. confirming his action in using them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
LASTERS SEND Az TLTTniTFN.

Randolph Mass Sept 27-The officers Of the
Las,ers Protective Union today the new
schedule OF prices formulated by the union at
Brockton TO the following hoot and shoe firms here
Haggerty & Sullivan. Richards & Burnham. W. r
Barrett & Co. Bryant Boot * Shoe Company.
Broadley. Hagney 81 Leonard and Allston Brothers
& Co The maufactur here divided
accepting the list although II is understood that
majority in favor Of tho schedule. and IL t.
expected the list will ne signed by all the firms by
the end OF the week The lasters' ultimatum is that
every factory refusing 10 accept the new schedule
VIII be struck next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
vrw SYSTEM OF SELLING PIANOS.

The Waters pianos have been well and favorably
known for hfty years and have steadily main
,aned their position in the foremost rank Of high
Grade piaros They are unsurpassed for beauty 81
finish and solidity Of construction. hut especially
excel in sweetness and pous- Of tone-a tone viii n
Is rich and deep. with nne singing quality. Al
though the waters are hieh-grade pianos they
are moi fame priced No other pianos of equally
high standing are offered at such low prices ana
on such easy terms BY new three-year system
nurchasers obtain pianos or years time with
oout inte-cst The Waters Warerooms are al No.
~ Eiffh-aVA.. near EiGhlcenth-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
THE v. f. LOAN AND Trust co. FAILURE

Inquiry at the offices OF the New England Loan
and Trust Company No. 80 Nassau-st.. failed to
bring to light any additional facts beyond those
made public Monday The business Of the COM
pany is being conducted oy the receiver Otto
T Barnard. J. 5. Gilbert the acting secretary.
was seen by tribune reporter. He said that Mr.
Esheaugh, the president, had not been a, the Of
nee. Mr; Gilbert stated that there had been sew
eral OF the bondhOlders Of the company in the Of
fce since the receivership had been announced He
had not conferred with any Of them In person bur
from converse ton overheard he did not believe
that there would De any opposition their part to
the legal action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sanders Beard COMPANY manufacturer OF
chocolate and cocoa 4, No 5lS Hudson-s;., made an
assignment Yesterday 10 Robert Lester Eldredge
The deed was signed by George y Warehouse as
vice-president and Daniel G Beard as treasurer
On September Is the company filed two chattel
mortgages On the plant in favor 81 the Passaic
Netionai Rank for s. alG and the Hartland Paper
February las, By the firm Of Sanders. Beard & co.
J. Eliwoo1 Sanders was the president The as
was Obtained Yesterday in the City Court agains,
the compsNy for sol IN favor Of A. D. strsus &
Co which was fled after the assignment and exc
cuion was issaed to the Sheriff.
Nelson VI Bowes. wholesale dealer in hay. grain
and country produce az Nos 562 and jSi West Thir-
ty-fourth-st. made n"assignment yesterday 10
Oliver X. TABOR without preference. Mr.. Bowes
was formerly "A eockseeper for Thomas FONDA &
1883 and when they dissolved partnership in April
1897 he went into business alone laying claim TO n
capital Of SEcc
Jennie Levy. wholesale dealer in clothing at No.
127 East Broadway has cleaned out all the stock
IN the store and creditors busy yesterday try
ing 10 find on, what had become OF the goods.
Deputy Sheriff Rsdley received four writs Of re-
pleyin from Herman joseph, agcresatng N.s42:
from Hays ;rsenhaun &c Hershfcld. S.e6: Ep-
stein BROTHERS S2S: Solomon Levy ss4S: Gruber &;
for $3.50 making total claims Of SAFE The Sheriff
found nothing in the store to levy upon. Epstein
a storage warehouse. and were on me track OF
more OF the goods Mrs. Levy is the wife OF Davis
Levy who has been doing business in her name
since August. 1876
Moses Levy wholesale dealer in clothing at No
lo6 Eas, Broadway. has also cleaned out all his
stock and the Sheriff received two writs OF re-
picvin against him yesterday from Hays Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
PORT CHESTER.

The Por, chester Electric Lighting Company has
Jus, purchase the plant and franchises - tho
Westchesie~ Gas and Electric Company and will
begin in a short imo 10 build an entirely new
plant 10 supply the y.lages Of Por' Chester. Rye.
Harrison ard Mdmarorcck The capital stock -
the now COMPANY f. 5000 nnd the ofIlcer- az"
William +. ward. president. J. Addison Johnston.
vicc-pIcsidcut. william l. ward treasurer. and
Walter 5. Comfy. secretary.
The trustees al meeting on Monday evening de-
cd.d "a issue 81 90 IN 81 per cent street paving
bonds payable In twenty years B.ds Will be re-
coiVed until October 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
ro Ry.y orr THE WATER COMPANIES.
4 MOVEMENT STARTED ny President CIRCUIT
or BROOKLYN

Commissioner Dalton. of the Department OF
Water supply has been instructed to make an OK
animation ~ the Affairs ~ the different water com
NAMES which supply water To various disU'c's
within the city with the view TO reporting 10 tue
Board OF Public improvement upon inc ap'ls'-
bilttv Of purchasing the stock OF these companies
hv tho city This action has been started ny
President circuit OF Brooklyn. 49,.
Uifhip me territory embraced In the city thers
are as many as six separate water conlpnl's.S
These supply water 10 parts OF Westchestcr f.uSn
ING Iamtica Long Island city and even 70 paris
az ne Old cltv Of Brook IN Complaints nave p.sh
made by citizens about the inadequacy OF wy
,va,rr synnlv furnished by these companies. ana
tho charge. made which. IL Is alleged. are nlgher
than the rate charged by the city ,
r. is b,rdly likely that the city Will undertake
the purchase OF the plants of the water con1ltheS
FOR some time however az II cannot issue ooh's 10
ma Tor such stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
BUY THE MAX z Z
GEO. CLINT Go.
A3.4S AND At WEST 23eST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: 1874 AND IS6 WEST lorSTReET
THE FLOUR COMBINATION.
AGREEMENT AMONG THE BIG COM
paN1ES LIKELY TO GO THROUGH.


PANIES LIKELY TO GO THROUGH
Tho renorted consolidation Of the big hour mills
" m, Northwest. which has been talked OF io'
some little time was confirmed yesterday by fresl
dent Eugene Jones Of the Heckcr-Johes-'e"e''
Nuioc COMPANY OF this city. He said 'ha'
,b.,e r,os no question that the deal, as ar
ranged would he carried out
As stated in yesterdays Tribune. the total caP-
tai stock OF the different companies foo's up
about $50 10000 and this is understood TO % aoou
tho Capitalization Of the new company. The fol-
lowing list includes the principal plants ,WhIch
will be combined: Pillsbury Washburn OF MIME ,,n
apoljs daily capacity of 5000 barrels; Nashhuih.
crosby of Minneapolis. capacity. I"V; NQrInwos'
Consolidated Flour Milling Company. OF Mlhllo'!ppVP
lis l5NO Hecker -Jones-Jewel Company o. I'M
city II 600. Imperial Milling company oi Duiu'i,
$500 Anchor Mills Of Duluth. 400: Daisy NIUE V
Duluth 5000 Daisy Mills of Milwaukee 5 Nm "n nf
the William I.ispman Mills and Freeman NILS. u
superior Wis with daily capacity OF -" 'ar'''S
each. - .or,,or,. is
estimated at ninety thousand barrels o. roGr. n -
present details as 10 the terms on WhCn, Vne WI"
companies enter the concern are wanting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
HOME VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT tHkINALS NJ HE 10 ''''7
ALREMARLE-F itzhuGh Whitehouse. OF New
mort FIFTH ANENUE-Cong gresham Galusha ~
Grow OF PENNSYLVANIA: Senator Nelson " Au-
rich Of Rhode Island. and VI. II. smith OF LOUIS
,.llle MANHATTAN ('olonel q. curtis Irrau-
,,u military secretary 10 Governor Black. MUIR
nay HILL Mark \. Torrcy. ~ Boston. fANh
AVENUE Justice VI. J. RocH.y' OF i'1'.' ,y"s
to,d Ireland ~ M. Charles VI. Hays, Of Mon
,r.al STI'RTEVANT- General William Averil,
l. s A. WALDORF Major-Gcneral James ~ ~
Wilson l. : Y. and staff; IN" ZION. IL, ~
tIerschel - London and count Cassini TN" Rus
sian Ambassador ~ Washington. NlNbSoh
Lieutenant Joseph Wheeler. jr. I. ;. A. an"
CAPTAIN II s Aspluwall. L. S. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
MOUNT ERSON

The Rev. Alfred l.. Royce. chaplain II the nag
ship New York has accepted an invitation 10 de-
liver an address, in Trinity Episcopal Church on
ncNt Sunday evening.
A large lawn fate is be held Saturday after
noon ana evening al the home Of Mrs. New ha j,
No 1876 Rlch-ave CHESTER Hill The affair viii b."
under the auspices - the s. Vincent Dc Paul So
ciety and he receipts viii he given to the hospital
10 reimburse II for the care Of SICK soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
4 wEsTcHESTER ASSEMBLY CONVENTION

The Republican District Committee Of the lid
Assembly District Of Weschester County has called
the convention 10 nominate candidate for the
Assembly for Wednesday. October :. at Pnlmer's
Hotel croton Dam There are two candidates for
the nomination. James X. Apgar. OF Peekskil. and
Hart Curry. Of Somers Mr.. Apgar has the sup
port Of James W Hustled and other party leaders.
while II Is said Mr. Curry viii receive only
rlirnentarv vote from his own town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
ATTAcHED FOR COMMISSIONS.

Deputy Maguirc has received an attach
ment for 1900 against James Mitchell, Of Maine.
in favor Of William p. Burnet broker. Of this city.
for commissions for raising $4,000 for MI Mitch
ell for the construction 81 the Washington County
Railroad. In Maine. Mr.. Rurnct thinks per cent
is reasonable charge. The attachment served
banking and brokerage firm In this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

,,,.i .o,,or,ion of rho Episcopal Diocese or
N"y,.York Grace chapel East Fourteenth-7t.
Board ~ Fducation No ii6 Grand-st' afternoon
Brooklyn Jockey club races. Gra'es'nd' I'D p m
N,w-York Section ~ tho American 'n'tnl'h' %
cl.,v No Jos Weaf Fifiy-ffth-st.. go T. M
Druggist. T,caeuc for Shorter Hours 10. y I'M
vorsitV Place. evening.
Central Republican 'luh. NJ. l1l West VIC "'"
drcd and went y-sevcnth-st =. m
Railroad mons meeting. No. 3H Madison-a'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
NEW-ROCIIELLE

The police believe that they have succeeded IN
identifying the man who's hcdy found hang
Ing in the woods last Saturday nigh IN the rear
Of Reech " GODS Cemetery George Wallace Wal
lace vas formerly employed by j. a Mahlstedt &
Co az an Inspector ~ lumbe-. lie left sudden
about four weeks ago SAYING that he intended so
visi, his brother IN Jersey City. and nothing has
since been heard from him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
A HAWK CAUGHT ~ THE BOWEPy

Policeman Clare. OF the Mulberry-st station
yesterday afternoon captured gray hawk In
Houston-st.. near the Bowery The bird much
bewildered and completely exhausted II alighted
on a soda-water stand kept near the corner and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

Henry Iudeking dealer in liquors nj ~ o-
Third-ave confessed judgment yesterday loi $-''''
in favor of John r Borces Tor none I"n' ~ guy
49,. his warmer Iohn Warrke I;icking & Warnke
h.go, husincss six years ago. and Mr. Warnke
withdrew in March. 1896 Tor'gafe 81 80 T on
Tho ~nlace held Dy 4 brewer was renewed IL en-
mar last Execution was issued 10 the SherH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel Mails close Vessel sails
Noordand Antwerp Red 10 % m 1890
reutoni, Liverpool White ....... 500 m II 90 m
Vigilancia Havana. y Y Cuba l. 90 300
COLORADO Galveston MALLORY. ......... 400
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER -.
Edam. Amsterdam. Hol-Amer. go. 500 m 1000
tutr IIverpo0l White
lSren.n I,reman y {; LLOYD .........
Santiago Nassau. y 4 cuba ........ 90 300
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
Ava Havana. Spansh Co.,. .......... 300 p m
aJarca. Colon Panama ............ l2;op m 2;O m
framrle. Trieste Mediterranean
Macedonia Proereso Wari. .."....... 100 m 400 m
RIO Cirande, Brunswick Mallory 900. 300 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

The Sheriff received notice yesterday that the exc
cution against Bird & Parr. coal dealers AT Ave
nue. A and EiChtieth-s;., for N.o2l. IN faV"r OF
Meeker & Co. had been withdrawn ana me o'''.
Guilty satisfactorily adjusted. a representative OF
BIRD & Parr said that check for 81" had 'c'i
maid on account last week and the Judgment WIS
rDriS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

was easily captured II will probably DO sem ~
Central Park to serve a sentence OF NE ''"P' '90'
mont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28
CHICAGO STOCKS.

rLs nlOdprotCIV aCtINf
v..,s.,.y IA savI Yesterday To-day
.v, 'es''9ss Lax. Street l.. 1871 lSS
Co., :, .or 32. 32rs North Chicago. 2ep
a, -, 0SI. a5s StrawbOari ...., ~ os,.
GU Bs,ivav op,i. o9l West Chicago. ~"
Diamond Match lSV 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

The Sheriff received an execution YESTERDAY
against John ; Silver. Of No 80 Cortlandt-s'' 10.
81 Oa6 in favor of James c. Brewer on no,e' an"
against the New-York Carbon Works OF wh'cH NJ
German American Bank OF Rrook'yn on SeN''"'
checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-28

Deputy Sheriff Leavitt Yesterday SOLO on, 'nr
fac,s of the Afford e. Berkeie Company, de3ier III
cutlerv at No Z Chambers-st.. for ahou' s<"'