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New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
6orscs dn0 Gdrriaaes.

SIS sleigh Robes. 0Ox68. reduced to $40,
$50 robes to S&Oi SIS robes TO $50. BInck X
Bear robes, S12S $3.50. s175i Red Fox, sGo,
S75. and ssoi Natural otter. $500, Mink. $500,
Hudson Bay Sable, 800. &. &. sbayne. 42d
ST. West.
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Young Lliies-City. L

rIREPRooF SCHOOL BUILDING
"A THE VELTIN SCHOOL FOR Girls.
i6O AND lG2 WEST 18th STREET.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
Miss CONKLIS,
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRlTlNG
actual oce practice and thorough prsps
ration FOR hrst-cias. positions Application II 10
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CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand OF
on the nOor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co 1853 Broadway. 421 East teth a.,
COE BRANDT Tel i82-Ssth.
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no YOU LIKE Violet Perfurne7 Ir So Is. the mos,
~ perfect natural and lssting-Violete Fxqnisio
LAbert. JAMMES. 3ith-st. West 9th ave
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SUPREME COURT.-County Of New York:
Eugen. s BENJAMIN. Plaintiff. vA John z. sagsr and
New-York tribune., 1899-01-24
uNFuhyIsHED ROOMS TO ,,,

Female.
COOK. Ae.-WAfTRrss. S..,>
ireland girls; one a. cook; un5er,sa.
meats and pastry: excellent laursy... 20 20
years personal city references. ots.. Nv
waitress; hrs.-class city reference -.
6th-ave. Oh
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
WITH A CAPITAL OF $4,000. 900.

ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED AMERICAN GLUE
coMPANY-wHAT ITS PLANS ARE
The organization Of the United American Giue
Company with a capital of $3oOOoVV' was
completed yesterday at a meeting In TINS CITY
The company announces that 1t will operate also
in Canada, and endeavor TO get monopoly OF
the glue business IN British America The ori-
GERS Of the company are d. Webster King OF
Boston. president; Frederick Vogel or Mil
waukee vice president; King Upton, OF Boston
second vce-president and general manager
Charles Delaney. Of Philadelphia, treasurer. of
the $35. .OOOOOO stock. S150OOOOO Will be pre-
ferred and S2OOOO.OOO common. The company
will retain in it's treasury S5,OOO'OOO OF each
class
Among the glue plants to be taken over by the
company are those OF Armour q Co. In Chicago
Kansas City and Omaha the FIVE plants or the
American Glue Company, OF Boston, the united
States Glue Company, Of Milwaukee; the Dia-
mond Glue Company. Of Chicago; Delaney q
Co. Of Philadelphia: the Keystone Glue Com,
pany of Pennsylvania: the United Tanners
Glue Company. Of NewYork, Newark. New
England and Canada. and the F. c. Marquis
plant OF Quebec.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
RECEIVER FOR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ALLEGED MISUSE OF TRUST FUNDS BY PASTOR

ALLEGED MISUSE OF TRUST FUNDS BY PASTOR
AND rRusTEEs-A JEW PUT IN CHARGE.
New-Orleans July 13 (SpeciaD.-The courts yester-
day appointed a receiver for Presbyterian church
in this city under unique conditions. In 1886 Cas-
mar Auch a wealthy Presbyterian Of this city,
died leaving the bulk OF his fortune to several diff
ferent churches of his denomination In the city.
The income only of the fund In each was to be
used.
It appears that the Emmanuel Presbyterian
Church one OF the benefciares. selected as pastor
the Rev Owen Riedy. and when time came to pay
his salary the trustees, OF whom the pastor was
one voted to borrow from the trust fund. This
borrowing continued salary day, and as there
was much adverse comment over the condition OF
things the church dwindled until the congregation
consisted solely OF the families OF three trustees
and the pastor and little remained Of the trust
fund.
Then however, the three trustees took fright over
the illegal diversion OF the fund and charged the
pastor with securing II unlawfully. and upon trial
It was decreed by the court that the money should
be returned The Rev. Mr. Riedy's assets are.
however. small and yesterday general receiver
was appoInted to take charge Of the church affairs
The petition asserts that the 5000 still remaining
OF the fund was taken by the three trustees and
that in a libel suit growing out OF the same squab
Bile the fund" furnished lawyers fees for the
chairman. F. Manning.
The receiver appointed was Edgar H. Calm. OF
the Jewish faith.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Marke duh ana
steady. Standard oil closed at iS5qiS'. against
455d45s on Wednesday. Last prices on the otner
prominent issues were: Amsterdam Gas @pS''
preferred ssd6o Air Power. 79asl; Bay state Gas
2G2is; Amalgamated Copper. ssi.q9sl2, Kepuo"c
Steel 1911; preferred. 6ol2Qsoh Havana COM
mercial 25a2s; preferred 65Gs7: Kentucky DIS
tileres 1916 preferred 5ia57: Electric Nehie'.'
lo2d l0s Union Steel and Chain. 26l2qS preterrea'
s7d6s
MEXICAN BONDS OVERSUBSCRlBED-ln au-
dition to the subscriptions received on wednesday
for the new Mexican loan. large subscriptions were
made yesterday, amounting TO figures sreauS "
excess Of the amount allotted for subscription III
this country and Holland.
FOREIGN DEALINGS.-London sold about "''.
shares and bought small amounts OF ontario Az.
Western and few other issues. Chesapeake anu
Ohio was sold for the foreign account, 9nu,,eaJ anu I
sales thus made taken by interests ideh"'e1
with the property. - ~,
AMERICAN COTTON OIL.-American Cott99tn Cott,9t Az Uu
was bought on reports that the company "Uu "U,ahar
clare a yearly dividend of per cent IN o0'o'
Last year per cent was paid - ,,s,-
MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAN;-Ihes hessncy s
chants Bank OF Halifax has established al, nrder
al No iS Exchange Place The agency ~ s,sars
The management OF s. H. Voorhees,. Tor mtn' 49,
connected with the Chase National bahn'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
NETWORK CENTRAL AND READING,

MEANING OF THE FRIENDLY RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN THE TWO COMPANIES
p.ad,ns Penn. July ls (speciaD.-The best In
.orrned ofscals Of the Philadelphia and Reading
railway Company believe that the recent deVeiop-
80, IN the railroad world indicate closer alli-
ance between this corporation and the New "-ho'h
Cr,,ra, This ,s the conclusion drawn from the lat
80 rurcbase Of the Fall Brook route and the ex-
,ans,ve improvements which the Philadelphia ana
paad,ng &c now making between this city and Will
its yards. double tracking
branch roads building stronger bridges and extend
,ne ts sidings The New-York Central is already
sending great deal of freight this way ana IL Is III
aticipa ton of meeting still greater trafhc that the
improvements are being made. traffic agreement
hetween the two companies already exists the
New York Central connecting with the Beech creek
route and traffic from that company Is taken from
Newberry to Shamokin and to tdewater by way OF
Tamaoua and Port Clinton. II is known that the
YanderbiIts who control the New-York Central
and ] Pierpont Morgan. who controls the Reading
and Lehigh Valley, are in harmony In their IDEAS
for the profitable management and expansion OF the
anthracite coal trade. and to-day the Newly ork
Central while II has not absorbed the Reading, or
which there is no immediate likelihood, practically
and very largely controls its policy
Edward f. Davis. who recently resigned as assist
ant superintendent Of motive power Of the Philadel
phia and Reading Railway, started yesterday for
New-York where he will assume the position Of
assistant superintendent Of motive power Of the
New-York Central. with headquarters in that city.
He is forty four years old. and has had varied
experience In railroadng. While he had his head
quarters in this city, he made many improvements
on the extensive system of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway and its shops Before his depart
ure he received gold watch from his associates.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
THE CHICAGO TERMINAL ROAD.

BELIEF THAT THE SYNDICATE OWNING THE
CHICAGO AND ALTON HAS SECURED CONTROL.
Chicago, July 13 (SpeciaD.-While 1t Is altogether
probable that the syndicate which purchased the
Chicago and Alton road has also secured control
Of the Chicago Terminal and Transfer road. there
Is no truth whatever In the report that the Ter
minal property is 10 be consolidated with the Alton
and operated by IT, 1t has been known all along
that members OF the Alton syndicate were person
ally largely interested in the Terminal property.
and the impression all along has been that the
syndicate would eventually control IT, It's policy
has been practically dictated by members of the
there would be nothing surprising in the fact of
the control going nominally where IL has been In
reality since reorganization was effected.
Al the same time the Terminal property can
never be operated proftably otherwise than
such. II built for a terminal and transfer
road and II is not suited for any other purpose
To consolidate It With the Alton would simply de-
stroy the purpose for which II was intended and
its mileage could not be used by the Alton in any
possible way. and were II consolidated with the
Alton other and competing roads would cease 10
use 1; for terminal purposes.
s r. Ainslie. president OF the Chicago Terminal
been foreshadowed for some time. am inclined TO
believe that the report is true. as syndicate has
been buying heavily of Terminal stock for some
sl7 600 900 common and s15,00.OO preferred stock
The Standard OIL Company and German capitalists
al Berlin were the heaviest stockholders. II Is
probable that their Interests have been purchased
good Investment. ] do not look for any great
change in the management.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money CALL AZ per cent
with exceptions at and per cent. Near the close
a few loans made at per cent. The time
money market was quiet and easier in tone. at SlI6
per cent for sixty days. 3l3d43 per cent for
three and four months and 4a412 per cent for six
months railroad collateral. and above on mixed
collateral. Commercial paper rates were 3a per
cent for three months 3lzn4 per cent for four
months and per cent for six months for the best
names and above for paper not well known
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New- orleans - Com
mercla. 81 %; bank SOC premium. San Francisco
Sight lOc telegraph, l2iAc Cincnnati-Over the
counter SOC premium; between banks. par and 4oc
discount Savannah Buying. l-l6c discount sell
ing. Toe per 5000 premium. Charleston Buying
par: selling ikc premium. Boston-lOc discount
Chcago-l5c discount. 81. Louls-25c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS - NewYork - Exchanges
t93 i79 i24: balances. t365l, ,9si Baltimore-Ex-
changes $50; balances. EOo4t Boston-Ex-
changes so. l0il74 balances c.057975. Chicago
Exchanges sl9l54G4; balances. s525.ll5 Pha-
delphla-Exchanges. Ni, e63s9 balances. S.sOs&i.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marke dull and a tri-
fe easier. Actual closing rates follow
Cables Sight Sixty days.
Sterling. 4s7&a4s7x 4s7%aAs7h 4s4kQ4s4h
Francs 616~s 5.1ThN5 iGTs Ia !. 2pd5 10 ., i
Reichm'ks oh p5tu9o 5-lB ~ l1-l6m04&
Guilders.. Dhu'O 3-l6 ~ lb-l6 1910
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
NEW RAILROAD ACROSS JERSEY.
DELAWARE RIVER AND ATLANTIC CITY COM
o.>-v r~c,oppOp .TrD AT CAMDEN,

DELAWARE RIVER AND ATLANTIC CITY CON-
PANY INCORPORATED AT CAMDEN.
Camden. n j.. July 1S (SpeciaD.-The incorporation
at Trenton Tuesday Of the Delaware RIVER anu
Atlantic City Railway Company. with $1,000" cap
itaI and subsequent developments seem 10 IN
d,cate that the road is actually to be built IL was
learned Wednesday that number OF leading cap'-
talists OF Philadelphia are back OF the enterprise
the names including that Of Dr. L. l. 8 FllOer' 'ie
head Of the Vulcanite Paving Company
The company has applied TO the Gloucester CITY
Council for the right OF way through the streets
OF that city. and the ordinance Will come up ior
action at a special meeting on Thursday night
1t is said that II the company secures 'ne - -
- tie ,e,ninal will be the Gloucester Ferry TO
south-st. Philadelphia. The company, IL Is sate ha
has options on the entire right OF way ,s actOs nf
State 10 Atlantic City, and the cIoSsIhsS ISL s,,rn U
the steam railroads will he elevated ana the emu d
road inclosed in fencing. so that the mos "L Isa
.,ae .uao rnev he made The company expects 10 use
the third rail system Of electrical ins time TO
The shore but also the rate or rare VIII oe ieu"0'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

shows the following changes: Notes In circulation
increased $4,000 francs. Treasury notes current In
975 900 francs bills discounted increased 655'~o
francs silver in hand decreased G.775,OO francs ,
London, 2s. per cent. Open market discount rate'
39d3s per cent for short and long bills Berlin dls
count rate ga per cent. Berlin exchange on Lon
don 20 marks 46i1 pfennigs. Paris exchange on
London. 8 francs 25 centimes. Paris discount rate
"a per cent. -, , ,oe
FOREIGN sECURITIES.-British consoIs 100
s-l6 for money and 1O6 His for the account rrench
rentes IOl francs 7lk centimes. Spanish AZ. 800
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6O1sc.; Mex
lean silver dollars, 47lsc. Bar silver In LONDON
27M. 49,. ,s M
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. %2O; Lisbon. @.oo
Buenos Ayres IA; Rome. 7.N
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
A CONFERENCE ON IMMIGRANT RATES

Chairman Mcleod. Secretary Gibson and some
y, the members Of the Advisory Committee of the
Western Passenger Association met the repre-
sentatives of the Steamship Conference Lines at
the office Of the latter organization, No 10 Broad
way. Yesterday morning The purpose OF the con-
ference was TO see II some agreement could not
ne reached between the organization OF steam
.h,n lines and the Western railroads looking 10
the establishment OF immigrant passenger rates.
Mr. Sanford secretary Of the Conference Lines.
declined TO make public the names OF the repre-
sentatives OF the steamship companies. saying
Thai IL was the settled policy Of the organization
not to mako anything public In regard TO its
business.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
DIsTILLING COMPANY MEETING.

The corporators Of the Dstilling Company or
America met and organized on Wednesday in Jer-
sey City. Subsequently meeting Of the Board OF
Directors held. at which the transfer to the
new company Of the majorties Of the securities OF
the American Spirits Manufacturing Company, the
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company and
the Standard Distilling Company deposited with the
Central Trust Company under the agreement OF
June H. was formally made 1t Is understood tnat
the directors and officers elected at this meeting
TO hold office only temporarily.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
EMPLOYEES ROBBED FREIGHT CARS
ROAD HAS EIGHT MEN ARRESTED
METHOD OF STEALING WHAT THEY WANTED


METHOD OF STEALING WHAT THEY WANTED
philadelphia, July lS.-Eight men. formerly en-
n,oved in the freight department OF the Phiiadei-
nb,a and Reading Railway Company. are under
arrest here charged with having stolen thousands
Of dollars worth Of goods from the companys cars
They are Henry Kaufman. Robert Ho"oaoacn'
John II BOYLE John W. Fisher W. B. Gailagher'
Erwin W. Chapman Edwin |. Wild and Aoner
Jamison all residents of this city. Jamison ana
Fisher were employed as conductors. the others as
brakemen and their alleged peculations cover
period OF more than a year.
The Reading Railway Company has receiVeu
numerous complaints from shippers that gooos
sent 10 customers in other cities over the heaolns
road had been tampered with. The companys de-
,ect,yes began an investigation. and Kaufman was
among number of employees suspected. ABOUT
daylight Saturday morning Kaufman was arrested
ON the street by a policeman. He had fifteen boxes
NJ cigars in his possession. The railway officials
were informed and the other arrests followed Inc
prisoners are all under heavy pan lot "e"ii"e
next Tuesday. 49, Co,,no,...s
q A Rristley chief Of the Reading company
detectives said to-day that the value OF tne piun
der will aggregate more than 5000, and that lhe
stolen merchandise includes thousands or cigars
barrels of whskey. valuable silks ana Woonen
goods The method OF procedure was 10 ~alt ITt ,s
night run and then when their train was slue-
tracked for orders or TO allow another traln 10
pass they would open the cars and puroin he gooIs
that suited their fancy. This done. the cars Woulu
ne locked again. evidence OF their having Oeen
tampered with being discernhle
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
MORTGAGE FOR M5oO.0Oo RECORDED.

Freehold n. j.. July Is (speciaD.-A mortgage
was recorded here to-day in the County Clerks
Office for Sl.5000co. This incumbrance is upon the
property OF the Peoples Brewing Company OF Tren-
ton. and is held by the Trenton Trust and Safe
Deposit Company Some OF the property is In this
county, so the mortgage had TO he recorded here
well In three other counties where the property
is. The revenue stamps upon the mortgage recorded
here amounted 10 S9,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
DISPUTE OTER 4 SHIPMENT OF TEA.

Deputy Sheriff Leavitt has received an attach-
nent against Francis Cass and Thomas c. Gowland
doing business as Lapraik, Cass Gowland. at
Annoy China for %.Z3 In favor OF w. J. Buttheld
Of this city, for charges paid on shipment Of tea
which II is claimed did not come up TO grade Inc
attachment was served on a banking firm and two
tea importers but they all claimed TO have no prop
erty belonging the defendants
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. July 13.-American securities opened
good with prices for the most part above parity
Arterwsrd they were below the best. with n dis
posItion TO walt and see what Wall Street would
do The settlement absorbed the attention Of mem
hers At the close the tone was dull Last prices
we're: Atchison. 2Ois: Canadian Pacific. 100; ST
paul 1851; Illinois Central, il9; Louisville. 74h
l42a,: Erie a. Pennsvlvania. 6s7s Reading. lO&
Erie first preferred, 3s}s; Northern Pacific pre-
ferred 1872: Grand Trunk. 77s and Anaconda, ia
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
JUDGMENT AGAINST A CHINAMAN.

lung Chut OF No 10 Mott-st., confessed Judgment
Yesterday for slSs in favor OF Chin Sung for the
amount now due on loan OF $40 May IS, for
which he gave his note payable on demand. Exc
cution was issued TO the Sheriff against Chut al the
Chinese restaurant No. 1856 Third-aVe'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
CARBON coal COMPANY FORMED.

Elizabeth y. j.. July 10 (SpeciaD.-The Carbon
Coal Company filed articles OF incorporation here
to-day with the County Clerk Its capital Is sl25.oo
There are eo,Ooo shares Of preferred stock. which
will bear per cent interest payable semannually
The company VIII carry on the business Of miners
smelters coke manufacturers. and will mine and
sell coal or minerals. The corporators Osborn
Congelton New-York: Charles 7. Hesser, Elizabeth
and Horace g. c. Thornton. Crawford.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm and moder-
ately active Total sales amounted in par value to
81 $1,000 against S,373O0O on Wednesday The
more and Ohio issues Central Georgia 5s. 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain IS. Missouri LIST collateral o Ss
Union Pacific As Texas and Pacific 5s. Norfolk and
Western consolidated As. ST. Louis Southwestern
2d Incomes Southern Railway 1st 5s and Wabash
dahenfMre Rs.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
NORTHERN PAc1FIcs LAND GRANT.

St Paul. Mimi. July B-The Northern Pacific
won over one million acres Of land to-day In the
suit OF the Government to declare void part OF the
land gran, Of that road. which was based on the
question whether or not the terminus OF that road
was AT Duluth or at Ashland. The decision OF
the limited States Circuit Court OF Appeals was
handed down this afternoon, and is In favor OF
the company's contention that Ashiaho IL the
terri
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bankers. posted rates were:

FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS weekly
statement OF the Bank OF England shows the fol-
lowing changes: Total reserve increased f1s.000
circulation decreased f1l5.O00 bullion decreased
fs6 6l3 other securities decreased fl3300O. other
creased f93,000 notes reserve increased fl65,000
Government securities unchanged. The proportion
OF the banks reserve TO liability Is fS9 per cent
Last week Il war II. 20 per cent Rate OF discount
az per cent. an advance OF n OF per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of France
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
THE GOULD STOCKS.

The recent statement in The Tribune Una.
relations between Missouri Pacinc ana ~ ,n
were possible has led to an actVe speo -. .su
all OF the Gould stocks, while " mas se'eu =, the
attention 10 the possibilities OF consolidation OF ~.
Cou,d propert,es IN the Southwest. II Is said 'a'
a pool has been formed In Texas and Pacli' ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
,amm and Cyrus v. washburn. Brooklyn.

Camm and Cyrus " washburn Brooklyn -,
wellsville Manufacturing Company OF New orR ,rb.
to work hard and soft woods. planning ana nlancn
ing capital $4,000: directors Edwin c. Bradley,
John McEwen and Harry W. Breckenridge vi
Wellsvile. Allegheny County. - -,
Canandaigua Lake Transportation company 81 Si
Canandaigua: capital, $4,000: directors, Orin =.
Bacon jr. Lewis Sayer, Alexander DaNinsoh' JON"
Raines and Thomas p Murray. ,, c,,.
Boulevard Hotel Company Of New-f otK oIy
capital 5000 directors Edward Martens, Herman
C. Lohman and Timothy J. Phelan, Of New-fork
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

william r. Van Tasse. proprietor OF the West
Side Architectural Iron Works at No. 90 10 o''
West Thirty third-st. made an assignment yes'er-
day to william J. Fryer without preference eA-
cent for wages of employees Mr.. Van Tassel began
business IN 1866 as Campbell 4 Van Tassel, and
that firm was dissolved In November. 1894. and Mr..
Van Tassel has been alone since that time JeroIo-
man & Arrowsmith. his attorneys SAID that ,Is az
iron since he had made contracts. The liabilities
are SIS 600 nominal assets $4,000, actual assets proo-
ably $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

Now that notifications Of the mercerizlng proc
ess for cotton goods being devised by ingenious
people. II has occurred to Engshman named
Werner to lmpart 10 the cloth thus treated the
feeling OF genuine silk. He passes the goods
through a solution containing acetic tartaric
acid or treats them with acetate Of lime soap and
acetic acid II the material is to be dyed, the soap
We
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
nonutv Sheriff R,nn has received another attach

Deputy SherlH KIM HaS rtCtINtu HITVVIV' ''0''V''
ment against the National Life Association. or
Hartford Conn. for 5000, in favor OF James ;.
Hammond as administrator OF the estate OF Fred
erick s Barstow, who died on January rs on two
Nfe Insurance policies which were originally Issued
by the National Life Maturity Insurance Company
and the Valley Mutual Life Association. OF virginia
and assumed by the National Life Association
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

Another deficiency judgment docketed yes
terday against Maria Luisa de Faria for VAS IN
favor of Elizabeth Rankin. growing utaof the fore
closure sale of property at Mott-ave. and One-hun-
dred and forty fourth st. One-hundred-and-se
teenth-st. and Mornngside-ave. and One-hundreo-
and -sixth-st. and Central Park West.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
NEW STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany. July I3-The following companies
to-day Incorporated with the Secretary OF State
The Camm Watch Case Company OF New-York
City; capital, $4,000 directors, Frank L. Camm,
William r. Macdonough. New-York City; Augustin
Roy, Brooklyn Hills. Queens County; Elmer c.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

Alfred Ribas clerk at No lS Broad"ay' lot
merIy cigar dealer at No 15s Futon-st.. has hied
a nettion in bankruptcy with liabilities 5000 and
assets consisting OF bicycle worth $40 and debts
due him OF ts5 He made an assignment on August
81 1893 when he valued his stock Al klo
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

The New-York and New-Jersey Telephone Com
pany is determined to establish itself In Bound
Brook In spite OF the opposition of the Som
erset Telephone Company. local concern. At the
next meeting Of the Borough Council Charles w.
Runyon, the Painied manager. will apply for the
right 10 set poles and string wires. The big
pany offers the inducement Of better service at
cheaper rate than the local company give. II
proposes TO put in telephones and give a service
limited TO five hundred calls year for SO which is
Sc less than the rate charged by the Somerset com