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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
SUED BROADWAY CABLE ROAD IN VAIN.
AN ACTION BROUGHT BY PASSENGER WHO
WAS ARRESTED FOR REFUSING TO PAY
HIS FARE TWICE DISMISSED


HIS FARE TWICE DISMISSED
A suit by which It hoped to settle the ques-
ton whether not the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company has the right 10 demand a second fare
from passenger who changed from a stalled car 10
a car further ahead on the line was brought TO
the United States Circuit Court. The action was
the outcome Of the arrest In 1896 OF Eugene L..
Lezinsky a member OF the firm OF p Stein & Co..
OF No. 5l5 Broadway.
Mr.. Leznsky boarded a Broadway cabe-car at
Spring go to lis home. No A. East Twenty
second-st. After paying his fare Mr. Lezinsky dis
covered that there blockade the line. He
told the conductor that he was going TO walk up
to IIouson-st above the switch 10 take one OF the
ears on the same road running uptown from that
point lie did 90. but the conductor the second
car demanded the payment of a second fare. When
this was refused the conductor caused Mr. Lezln-
sky's arrest for dlsorderly conduct Magistrate
Crane. however decided that Lezinsky had vlo-
ated no law. and that the arrest was unwarranted
and ordered the prisoners release. Mr. Iezinsky
Immediately brought suit for $40 900 damages FOR
false arrest against the company.
In the course OF the trial yesterday II became
clear that the plaintiff Fought TO prove malicious
persecution merely by presumption, and Judge La
combe at stopped the examination Of wit
nesses and directed the jury 10 return verdict in
an action for negligence negligence OF the company
I'm so arranging the details OF ita bushes that the
contract with the plaintiff was broken" said Judge
Iacombe. undoubtedly the jury you'd be entitled
Is not the case and It cannot be helped out by pre-
SUMPTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
GUY ADVOCATES DOLLAR GAS.

HE WILL INTRODUCE A BILL COVERING ALL OF
THE NEW CITY OF NETWORK
Albany. Jan. AT the opening session OF the
Senate tomorrow Senator Guy will Introduce n
Cheaper Gas bill. providing that gas shall be fur
nishe1 fox 81 a thousand feet TO private consumers
IN Ncw-York and rs cents thousand for municipal
buildings, institutions and streets. The bill places
the Jurisdiction gas meters and all mechanical
appliances for the measurement Of gas IN the hands
o: the Board OF Public Improvement. 4 penalty o,
500 is imposed for violations OF the bill relative 10
proper measurement. and the Corporation Counsel
Il charged with the enforcement OF the provisions
The I'LL covers the entire territory Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

The directors Of the National Shoe and Leather
Bank met yesterday and resolved to resume dvi-
dends on April ] at the rate OF per cent pay
able seml-annually. The last dividend previously
paid by the bank July I, 1904 In Novem-
Der OF that year It was discovered that Samuel c.
Seeey, a bookkeeper In the bank. had stolen $780,
600 from the bank The surplus Of S225,000 was
thereby wiped out, and II was necessary to levy
an assessment Of % per cent on the stockhoiders
on December I. 1895, the deposits In the bank were
81 O6071s. On December l. 1897. they were s7,1S3,-
Coz. on December 81. 1890 there was no surplus.
on December 81. 1897 there surplus OF
$1,000 On DeGem6er scd lS re is94 the
undivided profits were SOIL
The transactions at the Clearing House yester-
day unusually large scale. The ex-
changes amounted TO 1920 LOO and they were
exceeded only before when. February ~.
1851 they were 2ss5550oO. Yesterdays balances
were S165i6.ooO, which broke the record The
previous record was s16,2s3 600 on November %
last. The Sub-Treasury yesterday was debtor at
the Clearing House in the sum OF s4o2GOco. and
and the Fourth National Bank was creditor for
s4si907l o2. The total exchanges o. 81, the Fourth
National for the day were S+1, ~ = ros " Inc
on account Of the payment Of interest checks due
There was another conference yesterday at the
offices Of the Central Trust Company on tho pro-
posed merging Of the New-York and East River
and the Equitable Gas companies into the recently
organized New-Amsterdam Gas Company. II was
decided to send by cable modified contract be.
tween the consolidating companies 10 j, Pierpont
Morgan, who will arrive in London to-day Mr.
Morgan's banking house. j. f. Morgan X Co.. Is
financing the deal.
On the New-York Cotton Exchange yesterday a
loving-cup was presented TO James w. Wenman
on account OF his personal popularity. The pres
entation speech was made by Samuel Hubbard
None OF the counterfeit 500 silver certificates
which were received at the Sub-Treasury and at
the Custom House in Philadelphia without ques-
ton have been presented at the Sub-Treasury In
New-Y ork The tellers in the New-York banks
are on the watch for this counterfeit SO FAR as Is
known, this bogus bill has not reached New-York.
The stockholders OF the Standard OIL Company
Of New-York, tho local company yesterday re-
elected the present Board OF Directors. as fol-
lows: John H. Rockefeller. william Rockefeller.
Henry NJ Flager John y. Archbold. Henry II.
Rogers W. II. Tfford a. NJ. McGregor. Paul Bal
cock and c. NJ. Pratt
Standard on Trust certificates sold yesterday at
SCo the highest price on record. The previous
high price was 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
TO HAUL FREIGHT BY ELECTRICITY.
THE 'HOBOKEN SHORE ROAD" FORMALLY OPENED
-IIGHTERING NO LONGER NECESSARY
IN HANDLING SHIPS CARGOEs.

IN HANDLING SHIPS CARGOES.
The "IToboken Shore Road" name given to the
new, freight trolley road in HOboken. owned by the
Uobokcn Railroad. Warehouse and Steamship Con-
Meeting Company. was formally opened yesterday
afternoon. when a large party OF railroad men and
city officials took a trip the line train
drawn by the electric locomotive which will mere
after be used 10 transfer freight
The road runs from the wharvcs OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company along the river
front. passing under me bluffs OF Castle Point as
for as Tenth-s, and thence. I'm northwesterly di-
recton, TO Hudson and Eleventh SITS. where IT con-
tinues along Hudson-st.. across the old Weehawken
Cove the tracks In Weehawkep OF the Erie
Yves, Shore and New-Jersey Junction railways The
latter road connects with all the trunk lines in ud-
son County. and thus. by means of the shore road
may be loaded at the steamship piers In Hobo
ken and transported directly 70 their destinations
without the necessity OF rehaniing or llghterng
The road touches the wharves OF the Bremen
Th!ngvalla. Netherlands ard Phoenix lines besides
a number OF warehouses along the rlverfront
After the trial trip OF the electric locomotive the
officers Of the company entertained their guests :
dinner at Meyers Hotel at which Colonel e. 4.
Stevens presided. Brief addresses were made bv
II. Lebau general freight manager OF the West
Shore Railroad and Colonel William J. Clark OF
the General Electric Company. Among the guests
present were. NJ; W. Mcclure. superintendent OF
Erie and Western Railroad. George Van Keuren
superintendent of freight transportation OF the
ent OF the West Shore Railroad. r Lebau gen
eral freight agent OF the West Shore Railroad: G
West Shore Railroad: f. Pinde snperin,endent
OF the Greenwood Lake Railway: Myles Tlerney.
president OF the North Hudson County Railway
Company. John Harvey superintendent OF the
Iioboken Ferry, Company Z II sa}re. second
pany. J. J. Swan. Colonel =. \. Green. c. T..
Hughes; /. D. randy, a S Baldwin, a, p Hex.
Brown and W. +. Whittemorc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
COMPULSORY RAILWAY TRANSFERS.

Albany, Jan. 4-Assemblyman Green. OF New
York VIII introduce bill providing FOR transfers
on street railways. 1t directs that whenever a
company in any city village OF the State pays IT'S
operating expenses, maintenance. repairs, interest
and fixed charges. and then earns per cent on Its
capital stock IL shall Issue a transfer ticket to all
its branches for a tve-cent fare In the middle OF
the day, and should sell thirty tickets FOR 81, good
between 6 and S a. m. and 5 and D. m Mr. Green
also has a bill compelling railroad companies to
give transfers TO passengers Delayed by blockades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
CoIgate's
Soaps, Perfumes,
five pocket Calendars r.. on application. Send
address o, postal to SIS John ST., Ny.
CANDIDATE FOR MAJOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROE. OF SQUADRON A. RECOMMEND
ED TO COMMAND THE STATE TROOPS
BY GENERAL TILLINGHAST.

ED TO COMMAND THE STATE TROOPS
BY GENERAL TILLINGHAST.
Albany. Jan. 4.-Adjutant-GeneralC C. Whitney
Tillinghast tonight set at rest all the rumors
that have been prevalent to whom headquar-
tiers would recommend for permanent Major
General TO command the State troops when they
are reorganized. He tonight sent to Governor
Black as his and headquarters selection, Major
Charles Francis Roe. OF Squadron A. New-York
City. The Governor Is not bound by this choice
but will probably be Influenced There has been
much discussion to whether General Tfling-
hast would not be appointed by Governor Black
despite his assertions that he was not candi-
date: but this announ cement does away with
this rumor. The fact that the name has been
sent to Governor Black is an Indication that the
Major General under the new reorganization
scheme. is to be appointed by the Governor.
Major Roe is commandant of Squadron A. Of
New-York City. and has a record both In the
United States Army and in the National Guard.
He is a man Of large experience. His record is
follows:
Cadet United States Military Academy, June
Is 1864: second lieutenant, 1st United States
Cavalry. June H. 1865; transferred to ID Caval-
ry October % 1870; mustered out. December %.
1870; second lieutenant, I'd Cavalry. December
9. 1871: adiutant from November 2. 1876, to
March 81 1878, first lieutenant, December 90.
1850; adjutaat. December 20. 1880. to May, 1856;
resigned. January 81. 1858; captain Troop A.
April g. 1850; major Squadron a, February Is.
1885.
Major Roe when at his home No S5 East
Thirty-seventh-st.. last night said he surprised
at the news, ana would not discuss IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
THE NJNORITY'S DEMAND.

PROSPECT OF A CLASH OVER THE MAKEUP OF
THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES
Albany, Jan 4-Assemolyman Donnely and Sena-
tor Cantor. the respective leaders Of the Demo-
cratic minority In the Assembly and Senate assert
ed with much pos,r;veness today tina; the Demo-
cratic party would not be satisfied with repre-
sentation Of four members on the Assembly COM
mittees OF ly.rteen. although II would be an IN
crease o, ssl yer last year. They are going to
ma make n, IT a 1SI :ae n On he other hand
disposed % o., the Democrats more than four
places Oh til id-ge committees. and they sat-
isfed that the Democrats cannot get enough votes
10 make them do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
TO LOOK INTO CANAL EXPENDITURES

DEMOCRATS AND INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS
WILL ASK FOR AN INVESTIGATION.
Albany, Jan. i-The Democrats in the Legislature
will ask for the appointment Of committee to In
vestgate the canal expenditure the committee TO
report early day. senator Cantor says: 4
understand that Governor Black intends TO recon-
mend an inquiry in order discover what will be
needed for the completion Of the canal improve
ments This being So Of course the Republican
majority will not find any fault with such a resolu-
ton propose"
Lowell r. Jerome, who Is advising the Indcpen-
dent Republicans says: The resolution 10 investi-
gate the canal expenditures IS sure Of adoption
IL will get both Republican ana democratic votes.
What want IS a regular 1ilGcn investigation.
Understand me. there IS absolutely 10 charge OF
dishonesty in connection with the canal improve
nent. We want That point made particularly clear.
We believe that there has been incompetency and
carelessness in the OF the peoples money, and
find about 1t. That is the only
purpose Of the resolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
THE OLD FIRM OF PLATT q CROhER.
TWO REPORTS WHICH INDICATE THAT 1T IS
STILL. IN BUSINESS

Albany. Jan. (SpeciaD.-rt was reported latc to-
night that Mr. Plat and Mr. Croker had made
deal by which the latter will have larger repre-
sentation in the Senate Committee on Cities MI
Patt IT IS said argues that Tammany Hail. IN
consideration OF It's rule In New-York ought TO
have another vote in tho committee, and the resig
nation OF some Republican member has been sug-
gested
Another scheme also reported under consideration
is that OF oustng the Police Magistrates OF New
York and filing their places with followers OF Mr.
Plat and MIR. Croker.
The Tammany Hall Assem- bymen say that they
Intend 10 Introduce Bn amendment to the Constitu-
ton Increasing the number OF Supreme Court JUS
tces by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
VHTPPLE TO HAVE KENYON'S PLACE.

Albany JAN Ain ths Senate Chamber this
evening thIrty-three of the Republican Senators
met for a Senator Ellsworth. AS chair
man of the Caucus Committee. called the
bers 10 order. The absentee Senator's were Lexow
DAILY and Chahoon. Senator COggeshall made
chairman and G. Davis secretary. James Whipple.
Of Salamanca, CattHraugus County, made
the caucus nominee for Clerk OF the Senate, 10
succeed John s. Kenyon lie will be elected at
to-mOrroW's session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
A BROOKLYN BRIDGE FOR RALRO4DS.

MR.. brennan PROPOSES ONE TO BE BUILT a
MILE NORTH or THE PRESENT BRIDGE
Albany. Jan 4-Assemblyman Brennan. OF Kings.
has now In draft bill for a East River bridge
The piers for the new bridge are to be from ten
blocks a mile north OF the present bridge, and
the structure is to be devoted entirely to railroad
service The right TO the bridge Will be
auctioned to the highest bidder. and four tracks
10 he laid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
HOTEL GUESTS NAVE A NARROW ESCAPE.

Mount Carmel. Penn. Jan. 4-The Commercial
Hotel was destroyed by fire early this morning
and the thirty guests in the house narrowly
escaped with their lives. Many OF them were
forced 70 Jump from the windows and the personal
effects OF all were destroyed. The fire dlscov-
cred about o'clock BY miners coming from work
An alarm was sounded. but all attempts to check
the flames wers frultless. and within a little more
than an hour the hotel was In ruins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
A NEW HOSPITAL SUPDRINTENDEyT.

Albany, Jan. DIR. Herman c. Evarts. o. New
York City. has been appointed medical supern-
tendent OF the Kings Park division OF the Long
Island State Hospital at salary OF $500 a year
The appointment is made from the Civil Service
eligible list. DR.. Evarts formerly an assistant
physician at the Manhattan State Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
, BEET SUGAR F4CrORY AT OGDEN.

Los Angeles Cal. Jan. i--E. H. Dyer * Co. OF
Cleveland Chl, have closed a contrac: with David
Eccl4s and Joseph Clark. OF ogden. Utah. FOR tho
construction ~ beet sugar factory at Ogden. The
terms OF le contract provide that the fectory shall
have a daily capacity OF seven hundred tons. and
shall be completed in time 10 handle the beet ,rop
OF 1895. When completed tho plant Will represent
an expenditure Of C0Q,0VQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
wNyFcKEs COMET SEEN AGAIN.

Boston, Jan. "A telegram 10 the har'a -.
egc Observatory from Professor j. VI. '.,rv
NJ m, Lick Observatory. announces the dS'o'.
=, Winuecke's periodical comet. on Is return ',
- n perrine OF Lick The comet was ia ,s,y .
was observe In the following position =, h,irs u
csI9 Greenwich time. right ascension, diSss4i
r,iSut"s 80 second dcclination south. SoS"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
FOES OF THE ANTI-CARTOON BILL.
TIE ASSEMBLY LIKELY TO BEAT IT IN SPITE OF
GRADY AND ELLSWORTH.

GRADY AND ELLSWORTH
Alba1y Jan. 4.-sens point 70 the preparation of
a thogny path for the proposed Anti-Cartoon bill
10 travel. Senator Grady. who backed the measure
last year IS to be early hand this session with
a similar bill and his Republican associate. SEN
ator Ellsworth. also has one.
While Senator Cantor Will be the nominal leader in
the Senate. Grady is expected TO be the real power
The rank and file of the minority in the uppe-
t,nse. particularly the Tammany contingent. will
follow Grady in the light of his recent stay with
Mr.. Croker at Lakewood. Grady in short, Is held
10 have much the closer intercourse with the
leader Of Tammany, and will WELD the greater In.
fuence
Grady is determined that an Anti-Cartoon bill
shall be passed this session If IL is within the
bounds Of possibility. lie is expected TO unite his
able way, that the measure VIII probably go
through the Senate and reach the lower house.
much opposition last year If more. To the
Republican vote accorded against II in 1887 Tam
many, II is thought Will add enough 10 overwhem
tt. Already the opponents of the bill have
nounced their unaerable antipathy TO anti-cartoon
legislation.
Informal invitations have been issued by the Get
Together Club of New-York City for a meeting in
this city at an early day. the date for which has
not yet been decided. William Berri has been IN
vited to preside at the meeting. and one Of the
features OF the gathering will be the presence
of the leading cartoonists Of New-York
Besides the cartoonists II - expected 70 have
present Senator Timothy +. Ellsworth, the father
OF the Anti-Cartoon bill. and number of legis
lators who vigorously supported that measure at
ing is talk Senator Ellsworth and his friends
into such a jolly frame OF mind that they VII!
be ashamed Of themselves for ever conceiying the
idea. OF suppressne the brainwork of the car
toOnists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
L. S. GRANT CLUE ELECTS OFFICERS.
GENERAL sANGUILY SAILS FOR TAMPICO.

Havana ian. 4-Thc Ward Line steamer Sara
oga with Major-General Julio sangully on board
sailed at sunrise to-day for Tampco Mexico. Much
surprise Is expressed In spanish circles at the pres
ence In this harbOr OF the former insurgent leader.
General Sanguily was closely watched while the
Saratoga was In port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

STEEL AND WIRE Trust NCORPOR4 TED.
Springfield. H., Jan THE Secretary OF State
to-day licensed the incorporation OF the American
Steel and Wire Company. OF Chicago The cap
itaiization OF the company Is ss7OO000 the incor-
poIa fec for which &S7E0o. the largest evos
paid In Q similar proceeding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
vrIruFp SIDE GETS A DUORCE.

Lewis cass Icdyard has hled his report as 80.
IN the counter-suits OF william W. DURAN
Mrs Janet l.. Durant for divorce. As az, , ,n.,
I'm The Tribune several weeks ago. ne ~sS'
neither u entitled 10 judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
If Hoods Sarsaparilla

If Hoods Sarsaparilla
Was not a great
Medicine, it
Could not continue
To sell as it does.
In spite OF competition
And Hard Times
1t is still "on top
And is making
Wonderful Cures Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
COMMITTEE or FTFTY-THREE WORK

The various subcommittee OF the Committee
OF Fifty-threc have been working exceedingly hard
since their appointment. In the effort to complete
at the earliest possible moment the tasks COM
mitted TO them respectively The subcommittee
constitution in session until nearly mid
night last night ut the homo OF the committee's
chairman, General Swayne and Will hold another
meeting tonight.
Tho Committee Enrolment also met last night
at the Of the XXNlGth Assembly District
Republican Club. No 100 Sixth-avc.. and made
further progress in the work OF getting ready for
the enrolment. which will take place probably tho
last of this month
Chairman Homer of the Ways and Means Com
mittee selected yesterday part OF the Executive
Committee Of Twenty-Five OF that body. and Will
probably complete the list to-day.
Tire Committee OF Fifty-three will meet on Fri
dag night at the Windsor Hotel. at which time
the Committee on Constitution VIII report the
constitution as whole or In partial any rate
enough 10 enable the adoption by the Fifty-three
Of the unit OF enrolment and the form OF pledge
TO be printed the lists that the COMMITTEES
on Enrolment may be enabled 10 make its prcpara-
latter committee IS not likely make a report
on Friday night. except perhaps to report progress
L. S. GRANT CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The L. S. Grant Republican Club OF the With
Assembly District held It's annual meeting last
night az the clubrooms No. 1856 Bowery. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to in the ensuing
year: President. George w Wagner; ce-presi-
dents Canute A D!as. Michael Ryan. Joseph Gallo
ard Nicholas Motta; secretary. John Moran: treas
urer Richard Melster; sergeant-at-arms, Jeremiah
F. Logan: trustees. George ". Wagner. John
Moran. Thomas J. Lanney Canute A. DIas. John
Z. Hefreren Jeremiah F. Logan, Nicholas Motta
ard Andrew J. Mckinney The club passed unani-
leader Of the With Assembly District Charles II
Murray. the Aqueduct Commissioner. after
win 'e and m%se Thers
was large attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
SEWERAGE SYSTEM FOR TARRYTOWN.

Albany. Jan. 1.-The State Board OF Health has
approved plans for sewerage system for the VII
lage OF Tarrytown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

The Nicaraguan Commission. OF which Rear-Au-
rnIral J. c. Walker, retired is the head, sailed from
the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the gunboat Newport
on December last. The Commission Is composed
Of Admiral Walker, Colonel +; I. rams, I, n,eu
Stases Engineer Corps and Professor Louis Haupt.
Civil Engineer A. G. Menocal. United states navy
accompanies the Commission. ana iheutehhmt " !
Hanua has charge Of party or surveyors Emu
wnrkmen who will survey the San Juan River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Managua. Nicaragua, Jan. 4-fresideh' "e,hyi' Il,
bts message TO the Nicaraguan Congress. declared
that the contract OF the Atlas Steamship Con-
many Limited with the Nicaraguan Government
does not interfere with the contract between the
Government and the Maritime Canal Company OF
New-York.
Or. Gomez the President Of the Congress- III 'he
course OF his reply 70 the Presidential message. said
tho Nicaraguan Canal when constructed. would
transform Central America and lead to IT'S belnS
brought under the United States flag. This senti
mont is cordially approved by President Zelaya and
the members of the Cabinet.
Diplomatic negotiations have been In progress IN
formally for some time between the United States
md Nicaragua with respect 10 the apparent con-
nict between the concession recently made by tho
NicaraCuan Government to the Atlas Steamship
Company and that made previously to the Maritime
Canal Company of New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

On the New-York Cotton Exchange yesterday a
loving-cup was presented 10 James w. Wenman
on account OF his personal popularity. The pres
entation speech was made by Samuel HUBBARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
NO CONFLICT WITH THE ATLAS COMPANY
CONCESSION.

PRESIDENT zELAYAs STATEMENT TO THE MICA
RAGrAN CONGRESS AS TO THE CANAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

Major Roe. when at his home. No. IS East
Thrty-seventh-st last night said he surprised
at the news, and would not discuss II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

JOc. and 500. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New YORK