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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
SUPPOSED BURGLAR KILLED BY A FALL.
OF AN AIRsHAFT By POLICEMEN
THIEF

Policeman Gorsuch. OF the East One-hundred-ano-
fourth-st station. heard sounds such as wouo DO
made by person breaking wood with an axe ID
2:3l o'clock yesterday morning from the oulIoihs
al No. 2lo3 Thirdave. the ground floor or which -
occupied as liquor store on entering the building
re found that door leading from the hallway 10
the saloon had been torn from rs hinges The Work
had been done BY burglars. who were about 10
enter the saloon when the policeman. with several
others began a search OF the premises TO learn
the cause OF the noise
At the bottom Of the airshaft OF the building the
policemen. IN the course OF their search thought
they some plunder tho thieves had intended
to take away with them. but on closer inspection
they discovered that the supposed bundle was the
body OF q He alive and was bleeding
profusely from a wound II the wrist and was
groaning. An ambulance was summoned, but he
bled to death before II arrived. In his clothes was
found pawntcket for masons troweI made out
to l.. r. Carson. and a letter from a masons union
addressed the person.
Policeman GOrsuch saw f. man walking In 'front.'
OF the building about the time he heard the sounds
The turned corner and disappeared The
police believe that he watching in front OF the
building while the who found dead later
looking for booty inside.
The dead man lie believed 10 have fallen down the
airshaft while attempting TO elude the policemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
FOUND DYING ~ A RAILROAD CUTTING.

FAST LOCOMOTIVE STOPPED IN THE TO PRE-
VENT a WOMAN FROM BEING RUN OVER
TIE crew % locomotive No. :. OF the Port Morris
Railroad. bound north. in the deep cutting at
northumberland hfty-seveath-st. early yesterday
morning by the light OF the headlight OF the loco
motive. the body OF woman lying across the
southbound track. The locomotive was running
at a great speed bu. I: stopped and put back
70 where the lay. she was intoxicated, and
had deep scalp wound and several cuts and
bruises about The face and body. Il was supposed
that she had walked into the cutting. which Is
twenty feet deep.
The crew turned the woman over TO police
man. who took her the Morrtsania police sta
zion. AS She removed from the rack south
bound fre.gh. came along and passed over the
500. on which she lying. Five minutes delay
ana she would have been Killed. The woman was
sent % the F1rdham Hospital where she later
said SIZE was Io.te Parker. forty years old OF No
CTS Bercen-ave.. and did not remember how she
fel OF The tracks. .
The woman died IN the hospital IN the afternoon
from alcoholism and the effects OF the Injuries she
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
NEW CORPORATIONS IN THIS STATE

Albany. March &-The following stock COM
panics were Incorporated to-day:
Durlee Dry Dock Company, ~ New-York City;
caDital So..D Directors William d. Burlee ~
PGrt Richmond. Staten Island. William J. David
son ~ West w-Brighton. Staten Island ana
J r. O'Dounell Of Brooklyn
Changers Association OF Hernmer County, 70
deal fn real estate. capital Sb0p. Directors. V O.
Phillips Of Midilevile. 7. ]. Parker. Of Guelph !;
K H. smith OF Last Schuyler, II H. Green. Of
Pains Hollow: Jackson Smith and W f. Kay Of
Herkiner and w ". Richardson or West Schuy-
ley
Manhattan Soda Water Company Of New-Yo1k
CIV. CabltaI $1,000 Directors. Jos. ph HorowiS,
William Jacobs, Woln Wallack Israel Ravel and
L. l. Scarf
Jordan Elbridge and Skaneatch Heat and Light
Company, Of Jordan. Onondaga County. 20 drI. loF
natural gas and OIL; capital IS @C pi,IeGtofsj
" a. Tappin, T NJ Tolc and a. +. clark, or
Baldwinsvilie; g. T.. Southland. Of Clarion. PENN
and Edwin Mitchell, OF Wayne. Neb.
Goshen Railroad Company. 10 operate steam
road TWO and three-Qrarters miles long from lhe
Erie road In the village Of Goshen, 70 pace oHo
and a quarter miles east Of the Goshen slau0h !, ~
Orange County. capital. 10000. Directors T. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
IN FAVOR or MRS. WITTHAUG
THE REFEREE N THE DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
DECIDES AGAINST THE PROFESSOR
OF CHEMISTRY.

This report OF ex-United States District-Attorney
William / F!ero who was appointed time
ago 10 take testimony IN the suit FOR divorce
brough, by Mrs. Bly, F. Witthaus against her hus-
band. Professor Rudolph A Witthaus professor
o. chemistry in the University OF the City OF New
York and tho University OF Vermont, was filed yes
terdav in White Plains. Tho testimony was heard
r,rvatelv Mrs. iWtthaus named as correspondent
Kat Dovvo 4 No. IL West Sixty-hrstst
DR. Witthaus urged n defence 20 the suit that
f. previous Judgment OF limited divorce for aban-
donment obtained by the paintiT when she knew
az the cause now assigned prevented the abso-
lutte divorce which she now sought being granted
Tho referee decides against the professor and IN
,or ~ Nre Wtfthaus In his report he refers 10
the short period IN which the proceeding for the
ted vorce was begun and the divorce granted.
.Itore,her II covered "a space Of only two weeks
Neither Of tho parties TO the action was present
IN court yesterday when the report was fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
STATE DEPOSITS IN THE BANK.

Harrisburg Penn, March 25-The State had on
oeposi; IN Peoples Bank Of Philadelphia $685.
o. Tbs IS the second time within a few months
that the State funds have been tied up by The
failure az a bank, the first being the Chestnut
Street National Bank. ot Philadelphia. where
S-5co was on deposit The State, however vii
no. lose & cent. both * and State Treasurer
E-e amply projected by bonds.
Uep-ty Att0-uey-Gene-aI Keeder and Bank Com
missioner Go.kesor We're summoned to PhiaGel-
pha Tor the purpose Of protecting the States in
terest.
\ r1moy that the Peoples Bank was 70 have
PAD !rto the State Treasury to-day $4,000 could
no. be verified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
PEOPLES BANK CLOSED.
-, HOPKINS COMMITTED SUICIDE
RELIEF THAT ALL OBLIGATIONS
WILL BE PAID IN FULL

..,.so,,,,a March s5-The sudden death yes
-. ~, John S. Hopkins. cashier OF tho Peoples
-, o,d the assignment made last night by the
r.-a,,o-s' Finance Company. were followed to-
w., Nv disclosures which showed en- important con-
u: between the two events. The Coroner's IN
.,oa,on this afternoon developed the fact. hth-
w. c,rcealed by the family. that Hopkins had
,,i,,ed suicide by shooting himself and
,,,at,on Of the affairs Of the Peoples Bank by
a. ofsco-s resulted IN the revelation that Hopkins
.oa during The last two years loaned the banks
,,as in large amounts to Richard F. Lopez. gen
,,l manager Of the GuArantors' Finance Com
arv These loans. which remain unpaid and ag
r-ora.e II is said over $4,000. were made wholly
a,,Sout the knowledge OF the officers and directors
=, the bank. TIE securities given by Lopez as col
lateral for the loans were found. according TO the
statement Of one OF the banks officials. TO have
very h;tle value
In consequence OF these revelations the bank TO
aay closed It's doors Indefinitely
The State Insurance Commissioner on Wednesday
asked the Court 70 appoln; receiver tor the Guar
aators company. which did an insurance business.
ana Is believed that Hopkins. learning that TIE
company could no; make gcod its Indebtedness TO
tie bank and knowing thdt exposure would follow
e. Investigation OF the GUarantOrs' affairs. con-
cudel 10 eud MS troubles ~ taking his life.
President James McMSres. OF tie People Bank.
SAD to-day that he had the utmost confidence In
CASHIER Hopkins. and that his deception in the ex-
;ens.ve transactions with Lopez was an unpleasant
II Is TIE general heller IN financial circles that the
bank viii pay dollar for dollar TO its creditors
President McManeS Is reputeI 70 be worth at least
100000 and he is credited with the statement that
y would see that creditor Of 30 bank lost a
cert IRE directors ar James 6. Wells. Clay Kern
bic. Allen r. KorHe and John Wieeman. Cas- .cr
Hopkins was also a director. Clay kcmble a d.
rector 11t also assistant cashier. represented the
wealth Hcclo.c estate which has large holdings OF
TIE banks stock
The bank was Incorporated in 1870 under the STATE
laws ana Tor years was known the political
bank because Il attended 10 the financial ;rausac-
o ID "a rerlifr ~ Of
note n recent years. however tho bank had not
been 50 extensively patronized by politicians for
me-ly
United States Senator Quay has had extensive
dealings NttA the bank. hut telegram received to-
CAY rom NJ quay said thai he not affected
IN any way ny The failure. The bank has capital
stock ~ Sijoofr. and IS official depository for
the c,.y and stare The active deposit Of the
states funds is S5o5 ooO and % the State sinking
.und there IS on deposit about $3.50 600.
C1,y Treasurer McN!Chael says that there IS So e.
co. O., city money on deposit this being about II
per Of the deposit 10 which ;ne bank IS entitled
by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
NAY SUE THE RAILROAD COMPANY.

n DECISION N FAVOR or TIE NETWORK AND
HARLEM REVERSED OK APPEAL
The Appellate Division o; the Supreme Court yes
te-day reversed the Judgment OF the Special Term
IN the OF Catherine Taylor against the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company. The plaintiff
VINO owns a lot al One-hundred-and-nin and
Park-ave sued 10 recover damages for the con-
s.rges.on OF the raised tracks that point Justice
s~,r decided that the elevation OF the viaduct had
not damaged tae plaintiff properly and directed a
judgment in her favor The Appellate Division holds
t1at ne mere change IN The VaCuct DID not Sc
damage 20 the plaintiff The temporary structure,
however. completed IN August. 1894 and used until
January 49, injured the rental value OF the plain
ris property and the plaintiff IS entitled 20 dam
eyes that account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
TIE MADISoN SQrARE BANK cASE.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
handed down a decision yesterday reversing the
action OF the Special Term OF the in the sui;
brought by creditors Of the defunct Madison Square
Bank against the stockholders The action was
brought Ia the name Of Jacob Hrshheld. but after
ward H!rshhel's demand satisfied and he
signed his claim Hirshhelds right TO continue
VS. contested. and the statute OF limitations pre-
vented the beginning Of action. Justice
StOler decided that there plaintiff having a
calm which he wished 10 enforce. and dismissed no
complaint The Appellate Division reverses this de-
els on and orders trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY SOLD.
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
PAID FOR AN UNCoMPLETED LINE FROM
BALTIMORE TO WASHINGTON

baltimore. March q (SpecinD-The uncompleted
Columbia and Maryland Electric Railway between
Baltimors and Washington. and known as the
boulevard line was sold at auction to-day 10 the
Baltimore Security and Trading Company Tor $oo'-
Coz. The property was first offered In three d.
visions tbs first including the Edmondson Avenue.
Gainesville and Elliott City Railway and power
houses. This was bid up to $4,000; the second,
which was bid up to similar amount. consisted
OF 1925 shares Of stock out OF total or Ie'i1
shar-s OF the lexington and Soldiers Home fSal,-
way ~ Washington; also 5000 shares OF the hcIt
Line Railway Of that city and all the STOCK ana
bonds 81 the Maryland and Washington ltallroad
The third lo;. on which $500 was bid. included
Stocks ana bonds OF the Catonsyl!c Snort Ihhe.
IN operation. The total Of the separate BIDS
was only $3.50 so that the lump BID OF 5000
was promptly accepted. A number OF New OK
and Philadelphia parties, representing capitalists
and railway interests, were at the sale. inc roaa
VIII be reOrganized but VII not be operated through
70 Washington for some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
EVENING SCHOOLS CLOSING EXERCISES

There were closing exercises at tho Harlem
Evening High School, One hundr d-and nineteenth
St and MGdison-ave.. last night. together with an
exhibition OF work done by scholars during the
term The feature OF the evening was tho dec!aina-
&C -. tho members Of the school Besides these
trere were singing and brief addresses by DR.
James Lee assistant superintendent OF tchools
and school Irspecfcrs karelsOn and O'Borio. The
school contains four hundred boys. and Their
rrierds "a the number OF thousand were present
15dwsrd A Page the principal presided over the
exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
CHAMBER1A7N INDICTMENTS QUAsHED.

Lyons y. Y. March 25.-County Judge Sawyer
has dismissed the Indictments against Dr..
Dwight s Chamberlain. president OF the Lyons
National Bank and secretary Of the Lyons Rural
Cemetery Association, for assault in the third de-
gree and attempted bribery Of witness. the
ground that John s. Jordan foreman Of the Grand
Jury. was disqualified by actual bias that the
Grand Jurors were guilty OF misconduct affecting
their deliberations that there was insufficient legal
evidence 20 warrant the finding Of Indictments and
that the Grand Jury received Illegal evidence preju
dicial the defendants The OF attempted
bribery Of witness Will go to the next Grand
Jury for investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
SUNLIGHT GAS LAMP COMPANY ENJoIyED

Judge Townsend IN the United States Circuit
Noor' handed down an opinion yesterday IN the
. ese o. the Weisaach Light Company against the
sunlight Incandescent Gas Lamp Company. in favor
resi-, rne Hesbach company. granting an injunction
NIL "l'Nb me Sunlight company from InaHufact-
ara g. ~ seHng iHcancesceLt gae-lamp mantes.
by ~ -ff,rlig an accounting The suit was brought
'hent O. pateur '0 49, 49,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
THE "SUN" SEEKING AN INJUNCTION

Arguments IN the suit of The Sun" Printing
and Publishing Company against the Associated
Press fer a temporary Injunction restraining the
latter from interfering with THE suns furnishing
It's news 10 newspapers taking the Associated Press
service were heard yesterday by Judge Lacombe
In the United States Circuit Court. Franklin H.
BARTLETT appeared for Tho Sun" and General
Wager Swayne William II. swan and Wheeler
II peckhar for Associated Press. The areu-
rncnts on both sides lasted four hours. Decision
rceerVea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
A NOTARY PUBLIC SHOOTS HIMSELF.
WAS ONCE SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDER
BIyr WAS PARDoNED.

Joseph A. Font. a notary public, forty-two years
old. committed suicide yesterday morning by snoo'
ing himself in the head at his home. No. lo1 west
Houston-st Dependency is supposed TO have
been tho no,ive Besides being notary public. Font
was a copyist He was lame, and a series OF ac''
dents had recently reduced mis- income
Font was at one time sentenced TO De hai'seu
for killing a tailor IA Leroyst.. but was rep'iese'
and afterward his sentence was committed 10 ire
imprisonment In 1857 he was pardoned oy -
ernor Hill. after having served ten years IN pi,oa
Police Captain Kennedy In disguise. had obtalhed
a confession on which Font was convicted put hu
mitted on his deathbed that there might DC soH'e
mistake about his confession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
ALLEGED FORGER FAILS TO APPEAR.

HER BAT. GIVEN BY STREET RAILROAD VICE
PRESIDENT. FORFEITED BY JUDGE CowING.
Daniel p. Hasbrouck. vice-presdent OF tho Metro
poltan Street Railway Company. who lives in
Brooklyn. is likely be called TO pay forfeited
bail amounting to 1900 for which he surety.
Esther Townshend OF No. Il Douglass st. Brooklyn.
indicted FOR forgery In the third degree failed 20
respond when her called In Part I OF
General Sessions yesterday morning, and Judge
Cowng forfeited the bail Miss Townshend was
the confidential 5oOkkeeper for Pau l. Bryant, a
dyer and carpet-cleaner, OF No. 3S Avenue A She
Appropriated money belonging 70 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
A FIRE CALL FROu WAYAnAKERS.

80 "orEmen carrying a ladder IN Wanamakers
.s So az H'h-st and Broadway yesterday morning
basens,. VIE u the thernOstatic re-aarTn N the
engine g.. ne alarm went OF and brought TWO
a, - .hpanies IL the store
talns IN Jhihe The store crowded. The fire cap
SIDE tha large ordered the nremen 70 remain out
SURE while they went Ia 10 investigate. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
CIVIL SERVICE RULES ~ FORCE.

CORPORATION Counsel Whalen yesterday sent TO
Controller Coler an opinion as 70 the validity OF
the new Civil Service rules and regulations !"
view, Of the warning which had been given TO the
Controller by George McAneny secretary or the
Civil Service Reform Association. The opinion ue-
clares that the new rules and regulations adopted
bv the Municipal civil Service Commission OF thls
~ and anproved by the Mayor, do not require
en1yrovaI by the state Clvi Service Commission
Li.' arc IN fuIl legal force and operation WIN
they have been approved by Inc Ma@o'' no -
CURED by the charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
4 CLYDE LINE PIER SINKING.

Fast River Pier 40. %. belonging to the Cyde
tn Steamship Company. was found 10 have sunk
ohou, three Zee, yesterday afternoon the pier
had been gradually sinking. but the fact had es-
can.d notice un,l q pier official reported the DIS
,,orv at the office OF the line. Captain Gale. the
r,e.s pier superintendent. al once ordered lighters
n be hauled around 10 the pier and large force
., wen hurried 10 relieve the pier OF It's burden OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL.
THE SECRETARY OF THE CONNECTICUT GRANITE

THE SECRETARY OF THE CONNECTICUT GRANITE
COMPANY PROSECUTED BIZ ITS PRESIDENT.
Percy T. Applega;e Of Brooklyn the secretary
o. the Connecticut Granite Company. OF 40. Il
South 81. Manhattan. was arraigned IN tho Centre
Street Police Court yesterday on charge Of Grim
ma libel preferred by Charles 7. Russell OF No
10 MSdisou-aye.. ex-COrsul-fieneri in London.
AAo, defendant IS charged with having made re-
marx 70 TWO reporters Of nature damaging 10
.ne p.a.niiTs business character and general repu-
tSIloh The proceeding arises from dispute N
..Ho granite company. OF which Mr.. Russell was
The president
.APPeRate when aTraigned put IN a general denial,
49, minated that hc could prove all be had said
o. SI's more lie waived examination and WAS held
~ t"l pal for TIA! u Spe...l SECTIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

Thomas. e. ". Puckholz John A A. Middleton.
.. NJ Cummings. .. N Z. Merrill George y, Sow
nell and Edward White OF New-York: J. b. Ne.
Guiough. Of Bennington. Vt, and c. K. Fitch. OF
Paterson. y. j
New-Arnster dan Telegraph and Telephone COM
pany; capital, 10000, to operate in the several
6oroushs OF New-York city Directors: Il W
Corbin. Of Paterson. y. j; T. J. Leavy, Is
Mullaby. b. i. Currier. Joseph F Leavy. John J.
Healy and A. L. c. King Of New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
NO TRACE or "ENGLISH MARTS'' SLAYER

The police are looking for Jew Gus" the young
sailor who murdered the woman known as Eng
ush MARY by st1bbing her TO the feart IN the
back room Of the saloon al No. l9i south-st early
,es+erlav morning William Bennett. the bar
i,oa-or vas arrested yesterday, as he told
eic,trg stories about the murder and was held IN
e. - I9u as q witness By the Coroner. but the de-
lives have vt been unable 20 secure good
-. 20 Nc ,N herea bouts OF tho murderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
po,rcFuAy HAyyICAys STAY STANDS.

Justice Freedman in the Supreme Court nam, ~
-, ,.oe,erdov heard argument on motion by
~. Di.trict-Attorney TO reargue his decision
granting a stay pending appeal and certihca'e Oh
abe doubt in the case Of Policeman Johh D.
Hauoigan VINO was sentenced by Recorder ,'o'I 70
-, - ~ irnp-.sonmcnt fOr shooting CnaFIes NJ
%allv On Thanksglving Day. The Justice denied
81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
ARRESTED on HIS WIFEs APPLICATION
A WHOLESALE GROCER ~ CONTEMPT FOR FAIL
ING TO PAY ALIMONY

Horace r Richardson. a wholesale grocer doing
business In Vesey-st.. was arrested and locked UP
In Ludlow Street Jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Wagering on an order signed by Justice Freedman
IL me Supreme Court Some time ago he began an
acton Tor a limited divorce against his wife She
replied with a counter-suit and obtained order
directing her husband 70 pay her alinony and
&C. fees pending the trial ot the suits RI harrison
Vailed 20 pay his wife and when he so in
fears she obtained order adtldging him guilty Of
contempt 0. court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

The Rev Dr. J. T. Dickie pastor Of the ATneH-
can Churca n Berlin. will preach to-morro" morn
ing IA the First Presbyterian church He IS IN
,bfs country In the interest Of the project Tor a
80 bou-e OF worship for bis charge. For THIS
800 OOO is needed Of which one-half mas peeh SUD
ssr,ibed An excellent site has been bought Tor
S2J 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
RAILROAD INTO REDWOOD FORESTS.
A VAST EXTENT OF TIMBER TO BE OPENED TO
IMPORTATION.

San Francisco March 25.--The immense redwood
forests OF Mendcino and Humboldt counties are 70
be invaded by line OF railroad. Hundreds Of
thousands of acres OF timber lying distant
from the coast 10 be and transported by yes
gel 10 market will thus be thrown open to expor-
tation and direct shipment 10 San Francisco and
the East. With that object. the California North
western Company has been incorporated. The new
road IS 20 be built into the redwood region from
some Point on the San Francisco and the North
Pacific road with which the California Northwest
eru road has d trifiic arrangement for hauling its
cars. ei,her 20 Tiburon or 10 Schellev!le for
nect!ou with the Southern Pacific and Eastern
points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

schenectady. y Y. March %.-TAe General Fec,
vi comnanv to-day let contract for what VIII
he the largest foundry in the world. The building
vii b.. 500 feet long and 10 feet wide. The com
- =, o,so nrcuaring plans for immense ma
pam 80 which will be GO feet long and loo iee'
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26

lumber. which was piled ten feet high Ao9 Sn
this end bundles 81 shingles were piled ana TUT
Their along were hundreds OF feet OF Irner
The tide had gradually washed away the earth
Mt the foundation OF the pier and weakened IN. inc
ping. The steamship line VIII nave 10 oe'' '"'
expense of making repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
TO Explore SCSPITNA RIVER.
A GOVERNMENT EXPEDITION ORDERED TO START
IL FEW DAYS

Vancouver Barracks Wash. March 25.-Orders
have been issued by General Merriam for the Sus
pitna River Alaska exploring expedition. known as
expedition No. 3. 20 leave mere about March %
Captain +. F Glenn. Of the 9th Infantry. VIII have
charge OF the expedition. and will have two OIL
and nineteen enlisted under him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-26
c,p,r COMMUNICATIONS RESUMED.

The Commercial Gable Company yesterday sent
ant the following nOtce:
- cable between I.ourenco Marques and Dur
han on The east coast o. Africa, which mas Dee1
i"rprrtptcd since March 49, mas beeh repaired anu
80 now open for te.csr ans