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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
THREE MORE BALTIMORE BANKS TO UNITE
TRUST COMPANIES AFFECT BUSINESS OF SMALL
Err INSTITUTIONS.

Baltimore. Feb % (speciaD.-Three more Balu-
more banks are to he consolidated. Last week 'he
M.cbanics' National Bank absorbed the old Farm
ers and Planters National Rank TINS week ."e
consolidation OF the Peoples Bank state insutu-
,,o, ca,t,o1 stock s225cOO; tho Traders National
Rank capital $4,000 deposits $4,000 and the
Continental National Bank capital stock >~"''''
deposits 100000 viii probably be Effected -,
4 new bank. with a capital Of over N"""N' VIII
no orranized out Of the three Institutions Inc
reason given FOR combining is that the muIt'p'''a-
ton of trust companies has mace '',' az"
- 49,, ,,s,,ess ~ the smaller National banks
ond cut down their profits 70 the extent OF COM
ncllinc them 10 unite for protection some OF Inv
largest CAPITALISTS and business concerns ~ ba'm
- 70 IN crested I'm the ahovc-named bailhS anu
H t re rordncting the negotiations for the CON
epiilofton Colonel J. Frank Supplee' present ~
REGISTER is named for the presidency o' '''0 IN"
consolidated bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
TRANSATLANTIC TP4rELLERs.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day on
the Lain for Bremen and Southampton are War
zen y. Brown. James J.. IT, Ciapp. Dr. " q.
Hecnt. hmadeo q. Iioya. Or +. W. Kruse. Mrs
Kruse. Colonel William Mayer, Charles u. Med
icus ". T. Mansfield Charles .. Nash Dr.
Vladimir Nowak Edward s Pepper the Rev
Francis Pokorny. Mrs. Pokorny. Adolf Won Brlu-
ing Or j. +. G. Weber. Mrs. Weber and Miss
Clara /. West
The White Star Line steamship Cymri,. which
sails to-day for Liverpool Will have among hey
passengers Alexander Anderson. 4. J. Board
man. Brown Caldwell A s Cushman. g.. Wright
Davidson. Vernon Penney. r. G.. Sullivan. tho
Rev Dr. Tyson ". y. Grant, George a. dewitt
and John Eyre Nelson
The steamship Tcutonic. Of the White star
Line. which Will sail tomorrow for Liverpool
VIII carry a large number & saloon passensers
Barton David Bingham Goionei X j. Borup
Mrs W r. Borden. ". H. N"rhcote Camille.
X y. Mr and Mrs Elisha Dyer Jr, SPENCER
EDDY General George 8 Field e.. q. Frnnckiyn,
Colonel + Iarkn. Joseph Maxwell James J. Nc
Cqrthy Robert Mcclure Mrs H. H. MCCOY. Rob
ert Nelson. Captain and Mrs. J.. j. Philips.
James Brown Potter and T.. X. Siubb.ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
SrArE rRrSr coNPANY ELECTION.

A, a special meeting Of the BOARD ot Trustees
Of the State Trust Company yostorday the follow
Ing Of ers wero elected: President. Walter
Johnston: ylce-prcs'dcrts William a Nash and
Henry IT, cook; Executive Committee, Thomas F.
Ryan. william a. Nash. George Foster Peabody.
william C. Whitney. r. \. C.. Smith and Henry H.
cook
Mr.. Johrrton Is now president OF the American
Surety Company. lie succeeds IN tho presidency
Of the State Trust Company William a Whoeock
who was elected December 10 20 MI the Office
temporarily in place Of Francis Bangs. resi- sned
William g. Whitney. who was chosen yesterday
member of the Executive Committee. WAS elected
10 The Board OF Trustees on February s. ia com
many with J. s. H. Wldoner who Is associated
with him also I'm the sO-oalled Whitney syndicate
which owns controlling interest I'm the state Trust
COMPANY and a. IT, Nreeland. president OF the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
INCORPORATED " WEST VIRGINIA..

Charleston. W Va. Feb - CsDoclaD-A charter
has been issued 70 tho Burgess Heat Light and
Power Company. for the purpose NJ manufacturing
and dealing On machines and apparatus for gen
eratur artificial gas. and to acquire he patents
and patent rights owned or controlled hy Edward
e. Burgess Tho principal offr" is 20 tc az No. Is
Wattr-st. New-lork CITY. The authorized capital
- 8 90 ~ whcn $500 has been subscribed aud
80 paid in. TN. corporators arc Edward g. Bur
CESS and John II. W Ashton OF Manhattan. Will-
tam y. Wolfe and James q. Jewttt. Of Brooklyn.
and Arthur a AIlchou. u Now Er-ghinn. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
DIED FROM A HATCHET BLOW.

Eugene Chamberlain. ffty-fve years old. OF No
rci West MISUNDERSTANDING third-st.. whose
skull fractured by Ratchet on Sunday I'm the
Erie Railroad yard at One-hundred- and-thirty
ffth-st and RaHroad-ave.. died from the injury in
The Harlem Hospital yesterday William Reardon
twenty-five years old. Of 30. 3ol West one hun
dred- -tWenty-Se held I'm the Nor
gisania Court yesterday morning lie threw the
hatchet which struck the man but says no meant
10 iniurc no one. Tho Ratchet struck the side OF q
freight-car. glanced of and hit Chamberlain IN
Inc head Five Of Reardon's friends who were
arrested were discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
RICHTER FoR 4 NEW-HlupSHIRE BANK.

Keene. y H.. Feb. 2o-At the request Of the
New-Hampshre Bank Commissioners the affairs
OF the Cheshire Proyidcnt Institution for Savings
have been placed hy the supreme Court in the
hands Of an assignee Judge Chase has appointed
A. r. Batchedcr NJ this city. assignee and or
dored him TO n'o q bond Cor $1,000. The bank had
previously been onjOincd from receiving money
from ccpcsitor-. At the time The Injunction was
issued the bank owed 81 .D0 iG7. and had assets
n0m.nallv the same. S75 1876 ~ which classcd
as good" Among the investments were &i3.7.4
in w torn mortgages tho interest on which had
been defnulfod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

The Approximate amount 81 re len Or charge %
SATISFY wic above descr bed property - BE- sold
is Si4 s61 o. Rlth thereon from the 27h day q
January. 1889. gener with costs and allowance. aQ mt
Ing S430 from the 4th day o. FeorG-
AIRY 1889 Together WITH the expenses az the sale
TIE approximate amount r; taxes assessments an.
oher ler- which arc be allowed the purchaser out
Of Tie purchase money or PAID By the referee is siSS
anf interest.
bA4|D' ''''""'' jobs G. H. MEYERS Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
SISTERS FIGHT OVER ESTATE GOES on.

Justice Gderseeve in the Supreme Court yes
terday heard more Of the troubles Of Mrs. Anna
Iivingston Short wife OF F. Lyman Short and
Emily NJ Crosby wife Of r. r. Crosby. two sisters.
who are fighting over the division Of the personal
estate left by their father. An application was
made by Mrs Crosby for a receiver Of the house
hold furniture and paintings IN the family home. al
No. ~ West Thirty-seventh-st. pending the settle
ment OF the suit brought against her by her sister
Nrs Short Justice Gildersleeve adjourned the
case for one week IN order give Mrs. Shorts at
toraeys time 70 read the afiidavis submitted yes
serday and submit answering afndavits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
NEW TERMINAL town on PACIFIC COAST

Tacoma. Wash. Feb. 20--J r. Jones an engineer
has returned to Juneau from surveying trip over
tho Taku trail 10 the Atlin district He surveyed
the site Of new town which Will he called Taku
i is advantageously situated on Taku Bay. four
miles above the mouth If the Taku River about
twenty-five miles from juneau and is expected to
become the ocean terminus NJ q railroad I'm which
Eastern capitalists are interested This road is 10
traverse the Atln mining diatrict and will extend
20 Teslin, on the route 10 the KlOndke country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
TIE WORK on THE GERMANIC.

The White Star liner Germanc is still resting IN
che mud OF her dock. covered to the level OF her
hurricane deck with water The work Of building
tho cofer-dams over her four matches was nearly
completed last evening. and about 10 o'clock this
morning tho. Merritt Chapman Wrecking Company
hopes 70 have fifteen pumps at work in the at
tempt TO free the vessel from water. With the aid
OF these pumps IL is expected that enough water
will be taken out by niehtfal 20 raise the vessels
ports above the level Of the river Then. With the
leakages stopped. u Will be Il comparatively easy
unaffer n clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
TOVED DOWNSTREAM ABLAZE.
PICTURESQUE SCENE ATTENDING THD BUhNINo
OF THE ELEVATOR COLUMBIA.


The tall grain elevator Columbia, belonging 10
the international Elevator Company caush. III
Yesterday morning while lying at Pier NO. 80, at
Linest The fire was discovered about 10 O'CLOCK
nv some workmen on tho White Star Line steam
shin Cymric. near which she lay and some at
tempt was made TO put out the fire with the ala Oh
the hose on the Cymrc. When It became apparent
that the blaze could not he Immediately suooucu
the burning craft was taken in tow by two tuss,
nnued cleor OF the shipping in the vicinity ana
headed for the fats off Liberty Island.
Meanwhile the firehoat New-York mad answered.
the alarm and played streams OF water upon 'no
blazing elevator as It was towed down the INo'.
The flames not quenched untn 'he "no'o "
the .uperstructure above the deck had been ue-
stroved together with a sleeping cabin aft Ihe
Columbia was valued at 500 600 and II IS esunaleu
that the damage done amounted TO ElVVS eo Zoo,
The wreck OF the elevator, which was W 49,
high 300 feet long and 40 feet beam Is no" H'"e
nj the Liberty coal Dock, Communipaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
1asth s.,

The approximate amount Il the lien or charge ~ \,
isfy which above-descrhed property Is 70 DvsSI
39t with interest taeTtco from te
dly 81 January. 1893 together with costs ana a5a
amounting TO S3lll2. with interest from JahsaS
1850 together with the expenses u the sae rss
nroximae amount OF assessments. or otnsI IN.
which are 10 be allowed % the purchaser Gu, "a al
purchase money paid by the Referee Is sO'"
interest 49, eoo
Dated New York January 9th. 1899 - ,,....
LOUIS 3 VAN GAASBEEK. Rsfsee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
TAyyERY COMBINATION DENIED.

The local representatives OF several Western tan
neries named in dispatches as members OF a tan
merry combine" denied yesterday that any such con
solidaton had been made or would be made. Among
the firms mentioned were Pfster & Vogel and the
Zohrlaut Leather Company both OF Milwaukee. II
was admitted that they had been approached by
promoters OF Independent tanners movement
but ~ was declared that nothing had come or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
Suffered BIZ TOBACCO RISE.

There were rumors in Wall Street yesterday that
q prominent stock broker had been badly squeezed
by the rise I'm American Tobacco. and that IT m&A'
broker il said 10 have lost about $4,000 10y yestet
brCkers we're said 10 have suffered serious losses on
Tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
CrpRE\LE corRT. COUNTY ON NV


- YoRK-Edwari A Price Ei~a.d c Boartman, a.
t,,s.-S and Caroline 81 43u,'erHeii as executrx ot
,L last wi. and testament ~ Frederick buerrei de-
ceased plaintiffs. against George l. Austin ana o'ne's
pSrsance II Judgment Of foreclosure ard sale duly
r-sa and entered The aD1Fe-e1Ntei dril-l. rearing
dats the twenty Nfth Day o. January. st9 ne under
Tbitc auction an New York Real Estate salesro.s
Eo III Broadway n the Borough q Manhattan az
81 New YORK on The 2lsr day r February, lsss ~
o'clock noon on that DAY. By william " Ryan, Auctons
tho pre ,ses directed by SAID l.leinent q - soi -.
therein described follows ALL thar oer'an ot pes
or parcel ~ land the building ana !nproVehl.an
thereon erected. situate lvrg and .enS ID ne ~
County and STATE Il New York. and bounded ana az.
scrifet as follows. BEGINNING AZ point O. ts
distant seventy I'VE four inches Westerly from s
corner formed by the intersection = the S'therY si.
Of street with ne western
side Of Eighth Avenue. running thence s'uhery AZ
Eighth Avenue nreyr.ne feef eleven hea.'
10 the centre line II the block bswevn OrehGn1resn
th-ty-cighfh and One-hundred ard thirty -nnth susc
running thence Westerly along sad centre Inc tt,a
fact four inches thence Northeriy and parallel WI.
Eighth Avenue ard part z the through ne cehn'
Of party wall standing partly on Tire lot hereby q.
scrihed and partly the lot mex, az, ming on Y
westerly sdA thereof nne'y7re feet eleven inches 70 rs
southerly side 81 One-hunir4d-snd 'hr'y-nin'h ssst
and thence Easieriy along re Snfhery SIDE q ~
hundred hry-nnth Street sixteen feet four hch"
q the point place = beginning.
Dated New Yo-k January 9Th. $500
LOUIS b VAN GAASBEEk Rs'slee.
James W NcDermott. Attorney for Pain'T, lS B'oa%
way. New York CITY.
Stree, number 500 Wee, lsa'h street..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
TRIP AROUND PORTO RICO. T.. s A.

Tho New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
American steamer san MARCOS sailing from Empire
s.orcs Brookyn FRIDAY MARCH Il at ?. 81.
touches a. an The Ports OF the Island remaining
about TWO week. As there are no hotels Yet Of conse-
oeoc rates of passage include board and accommodations
n ,he entire trip 4 about twenty-five days. Rates OF
passage $3.50 and upward 4 delightful opportunity 20
veit our new Colony under the comfortable con
dti5rs MILLER BULL & KNOWLTON. Agents 1870
paarl street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
D5SASTROrs FIRE IN WISCONSIN.

PLANT OF CHAIR COMPANY AT PORT WASHING
TON DESTROYED.
Port Washington. Wis. Feb. "a FIRE last night
which broke out in and destroyed the plant NJ the
Wisconsin chair Company. covering three blocks
and laid waste three additional squares was
finally brought under control this morning The
loss 10 the chair company Will be about w.
mn fully covered by Insurance. The loss 70
other nronertv will amount to about 5000
nartiallv covered by insurance The chair company
rave employment 10 about six hundred men. me
fire started I'm the v'neerns Gepar'ine9{. en1
werr wen stocked ana furnished good 1000 for me
flames Aaout thirty families Were made nome,
nv The fire The engineer. named kuckc. 81 me
chair company. IS missing and II is feared that ne
VIC hl.rned 10 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
ENGr1sm snAREHoLnERs, APPROVAL.

London. Feb. pa general meeting Of the share
holders of he Central Pacific Railroad. summoned
by the London committee. has approved the ANAL
gamation Of the road with the Southern Pacific
and has instructed the committee to take i'm
mediate steps to carry # OUT. There was only one
dissenting vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
MorEuEyrs or THE TRANSPORTS.
SUPPLIES prrJXG Up or THE PIER FOR TIE RE
LIEF-THE PORT VICTOR PREPARING
TO SAIL FOR PORTO RICO.

EMPLOYEES at the Government pier At Pac!hc-st
Brooklyn yesterday had lost The worried eNpre8-
sion which they had worn for the last TWO week.
while the sheridan was being fitted for her long
VOYAGE 10 Manila Sunday night and last night
were the first nights in many weeks that workmen
have not been busy the pier.
The Port Victor which has been rented al IN"
Erie Basin was brought 20 the Government pier
yesterday morning and work was begun al once
coaling and loading her with supplies for Porto
Rico and san Juan She IS 10 go into the weekly
service. and IS scheduled 10 sail tomorrow. u IS
doubtful II she will Doc loaded by that time
The Relief is expected 20 come up from the iron
works. where she has been UNDERGOING extensive
repairs some day this week The bad weather has
much hindorcd the work ON hog The original date
set for her sailing was February IT, but II VIII
probably be March before -ue gets away. and sup
plies are piiing - on the pier for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Richard NJ. Montgomery. real estate o,oNei W.
No Il Pjne-st. has filed petition IN pahAruP''S'
with liabilities at s5l 102 and no available assets
except ninety-hye shares OF stock oil lhe ~ w.
Montgomery Company. par value $3.50 Inc H@o'l
f,os are principally on bond and mortgage o" Ir'''
estate which has been sold. and on account OF 'h'
firm, Of Richard NJ Montgomery CO.. tea auc-
tioneers who made assignment on Deceihoe.
o. 1900 Various creditors OF that hrIn assignee
- oro,,os 10 lanes IL. Post and Valentine !.
sesinst Mir onigornery June 80. le', tor ~
~ yybioh appears in his schedule OF linl'lteS,
0f tho liabilities $342 is secured ny Ita! 'S. ~.
,,,ortgarrs and stock OF the Fulton constr
Cnoonany William \. Cromwell, assignee on I,roS
or Howen * CO., is among the unsecured Cieu-
ltors for $4,000
Charles f. MacGeachy. theatrical manager OF
No 2l5 West slxiy-nfth-st.. has fled petition IN
bankrIptcy. with liabilities Of $4725 and no as
sets.
Charles 7. Blrkhahn. note broker. OF NO q
Fast Fighty-seventh-st. has filed a petition IN
hankruptcv. with liabilities al &s.551, OF when
SO i6S is secured. and nominal assets
Stern & Lorger attorneys for tho HcKory
Broom Fihre Company. Of 80. Il West Thirteenth
ST. against which n petition in bankruptcy was
recentlv fled by creditors. have prepared sched,-
ulcs showing liabilities Of Nal25' ana asse's Oh
Z 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
DAMAGE IN NEWSPAPER OFFICE.

New-Orleans Feb. 90 midnight fire originated
IN the linotype room II THE German Gazette and
Evening Telegram" building and Quilted the siruc'-
IRE. The paper warehouse ~ q. Peter Camp ana
Tho pi9tt grocery were also damaged mostly 10y
water The loss will reach 10000. about half COW
cred by insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
The stree, numbers are Nos. iis-i:c

The anproxln,ate amount Of the Hen chars 70 q
which he above se,cr bed property Is @ pe =, k,e.
500 2s u with interest thereon from The BIN GAY soarg-
mary iSla together with costs and allowance 500 TO
ing 10 sa62 20 with interest from February ''I '
Iethcr with the expenses OF sale ,.,.,,s or other
The Approximate amount % taxes asses,,s.r out q
Hens which are so bee allowed % the pu "a 81 rs
I've purchase money paid hy the he1e''' "
and interest 49,. .. n mortgage to'
The premises viii bs sold subject 20 =, dsy q De-
$50 coo with interest thereon rom VIC rer ennum
cen,her lsas al the rate o. centuh thereon
also o. mortgage ~ $4,000 WIN NV nsr cent per
annum: also 70 covenants contained ~ YORK county
Lihsr oN ~ Conveyances. page 10 III ~"
Registers ONCE. a., 500
Dated New-York February ssh,, III, iss' d ARTHUR.
FhANn ~ Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

careful review Of the print cloth situation by
Fail River correspondent Of q Boston paper in
dicates that there is some truth IN the report Of
projected combination OF the print mills. But Il
is pointed out that this Industry differs from many
others in one important respect Several manu-
facturers have established "a reputation for their
goods and the latter sell on the strength Of the
trademark on them. whereas 10 offer them merely
as print cloths" would be 70 impair their market
value. A strong desire to maintain their individ-
uality exists among the manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
A PHILApELpBIA ArT0uoBILE coupANy

Trenton, y j. Feb. 2o--Articles were nleI with
the Secretary Of State to-day changing the name
Of iHe Philadelphia Motor Wagon Company 10 the
Pennsylvania Electric Vehicle COMPANY ana In
croas.ns The authorized capital stock from 10000
20 sf@N.Dn The company H. authorized 10 make
and deal ln scif-propcilcI vehicles The ncor-
pOrators are Cornelius ". Woodward and William
Jackson. OF Philadelphia. and Josiah : Dubois
Of Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK -Edmund CONN. Plaintiff against "'"''-
Il G. Jackson al Defendants , a.,
In pursuance Of Judgment y foreclosure ara ~.
duly made and entered IN the above entitled acuon w.
irg date the 9Th lay = February, 1893 ,,~-1
l. THE UNDERSIGNED. the Referee n sai i.s Res
named will sell public auction az the Ne" lots ,,y p!
Estate sales Room 80 III broadway m us Nv Nv d
York Borough Of Manhattan or me OF go
March 1900 u O'Clock noon x mat gay =. ~ .ai
Kennedy Il Company. Aucton"ers. the premises -
Judgment % be sod and therein described as f1oNss,
ALL that not psrc-i q land. situate on ",
eide ~ Thirty fourth Street IN the Borough = Ms ~
la The CRY - New-lork. bounded and descfpel % NJ,
lows REGINNING A. point on me sail NiN' ,s,ssy
q Thirty fourth Street distant Five hundred ana
,eet f520 ~ Easery from the SOuiheasery s.ss,
seventh Avenue ard Thirty fourth street running Sr,
TaSterly along the souherly side Of Tnlfty t9Nt I'D
Eighty feet 80 ~: thence Souhery and paras' asJ
seventh Avenue %netysish feet nine inches 90 T. al
70 the centre line 4 the block between Thrt! W s..ts
Thirty fourth streets thence Westerly ai9ns $40 "a rs
lire Eighty fsei so -. and thence Northery a. "a
alle with Seventh Avenue Nineye'gNt feet nie e..ss
o. inD the southery side q Thirty four ars
al the point or place % beginning. said premises 4
section 2 Block 30. 500 on the Land Map of me -"
New York.
Dated New York. February o'h. 1890
FRANK D. ARTHUR
Re,er4t.
MERRILL & ROGERS Atrys f'r plaintiH III B'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The J. l.. Murray Marble Company. OF No OIL
West Twenty -second-st.. has suspended ana foo-
ort NJ Boyd. r., has been appointed ahcl"aly
receiver OF the property IN this state belonging 10
the comnany which IS n New-Jersey corporation
hv Justice Beach ~ tho supreme Court on the APP
piication of President Allan : FarweH, VINO owns
4 400 Of tho 81 go capital stock OF the company.
Nr BOYD is also receiver IN Ncw-Jersey. Inc IA
Iuities are S.CT. exclusive OF capital stock is-
sued and the assets are %iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

WHITE STAR LINE.

~. NEW YORK DISQUALIFICATION
'Cymrc. Feb. ~ 3 p Nj Majestic March s.
.tFron PER IS. y. r. GeIfnanc. March is noon
Teut' nie . FEB p noon Teu'onc. March ~ noon
Britannia 90. March l. Cymric March 2s r. NJ
.1arr sailing Feb 81. VIII carry Third Class pas
sengefs
$50 ~ Majestic Teutonic. SIS Second Cabin. sI2 50
upwa Third Glass C,rric. Germanc britannia
IS so. on Majestic and Teutonic $3.50. Revenue tax
additional
For passenger freight and general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No as N0rtr River once o broadway y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

A close observer Of dealings IN textiles during
the last fow weeks SAYS that there has been an
unusual tendency 10 buy medium and hch-grade
goods and almost no low-grade goods It IS pro
dictcd though. that tho latter will have their day.
or long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21
Guropenn Advertisements

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

Summarizing the beet-sugar outlook I'm recent
volume, Herbert Iyrick. Editor Of THE Amer
lean Agriculturist." says that IN New England n
suitable beet cannot be raised 10 yield salts
factory amount Of sugar Experiments I'm New
Jersey. Delaware and Maryland give rather poor
promise Of any large business. Central and South
crn New-York Ohio PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana
afford moro encouragement. In Illinois. Wlscon-
sin and Minnesota fair start has already been
made Nebraska Is producing ablndanty, and SO
are Oregon and California. The coming year prom
ises n gain ~ 50 per cent on the output NJ lSsS
The posi- bility Of admitting large quantities Of
raw sugar. duty Tree, from Cuba, Porto Rico. the
British West indies and the Philippines alarms the
heet-sugar pe0plc. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-21

Schedules Of Kaufman Bros. cigar manu-
facturors at 80 1850 Tnird-ave. show liabilities
ct s37i3 nominal assets so SIS. and actual assets
q