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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
-0rRMEN TO CROKER'S AID

cONM1TTEE GOING TO AL
lsoIsLAii ,,cuT THE ASTORIA GAS BILL.
San ..ra,v's meeting Of the Board O, Aae.-
Al !es.T Mccall offered resolution u. 49,,
~ J,ttee on Legislation TO proeeeo 70
:, comm '''. =, tho massage of the Astoria Gas
/. body u III, hill The resolution set forth
"a Ee0"" ,ro was violation OF the char'er,
NJ, the me-" ,,at franchises shall not be granted
,ach pro- ord was subversve OF the iuhu"-
r. gsrpe'u'! ,,s ~ home rule. The resolution was
>srsl ,l.o,e,v and the members Of the com
,,ssed , .ne members Of the Legislative COM
.iics wiz Council. Will proceed to Albany TO-
,fite o. w. ,ro BIZ. Richard Croker Is opposed
sy 70 oppose '''
e he meSS".. -.as from the Corporation Coun-
AZ opH'''~ -, that the Aldermen could not pre-
q 10 ' ns from exhibiting pledges IN 'her
N'i pa. The opinion was asked for because
AT W'n.0 ons time presented to ex-Aiderman John
s@ase - -ocentIv seen in the window OF pawn
,.,ksr's shop 49,, ~ 1o,, T Mccall pro
,ss "a for the expenses Of the Bni'cins Noue
rtrs - for ak months. II IS provided that
,'rinH-',, commissioner shall get $500 a month
f'h eN. secretary 500 a month. stenographer
q ass,. and the balance shall he for CLERK
81 - ,,claentals. the money TO be raised ny
s'e g.. - snecial revenue bonds. The resolution
u 500 10 the Finance Committee.
sf ..., Mccall moved the resolution onered al
Ao ,'.. r,sstins requesting the Railroad Commls-
,.rs to compel the elevated railroad companies I
s'''.s the storing OF cars on the third track
" l.''.or WATERS said they might as well SEM
"...a,utjon 10 a graveyard. as 1t would never
re ~ af,erward An opinion should nrst be
, 49, from the CORPORATION Counsel as %
T 1..,S.r or no, the city had the authority.
49,, .,.,rsn sherman said the Board should not
AO''".,s oe declaring that Il had not the power
'.rosl the company to do what the resolution
,rcposed ,-,,,s moved that the Corporation
Aosii "SS 20 asked FOR an opinion as 10 the powers
Gis s Bridges offered resolution which was
Asss ,r,eeo,jestjng the Mayor 10 have the OnlIeu
rss.. safe and municipal flags raised on the ely
R.s = pcsrd defeated a resolution authorizing ne
Ihe = ,so1 6O 10 pay for CrOtOn watershed aWaruS.
&.e ~ Vas g 70 "a and II took As votes 70 pass
s The brooklyn Aldermen opposed II neca a,asg
J ,,hoprht that more attention was oeing palu
iaa'iirsrovements in Manhattan than In BROOKLYN
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cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Anneuate Division Supreme Court-Before Van BIunt
p Patterson y iSs2 "a q 7 e. u - ana
spn-cn1 |spoiiai Term-Pa Before Beach. J
q lion e"i Ei pc1ai Ter@DraTt -Before Reek
Jcourt opens a. 1879 a. ~ ~ F1' Ic,ore scott,
J 900 sG at rs; a7. 3o75 $. s6-i sos 90
osi ao, ao-S ae2 @2 2'or .'' ,o. ai s3s ei
~ gSG $50 Preferred causes Nos S"'' $50 40
Sqp S~ and fne Is 1915 sol 2to 2t7 22
$,is s,a3 s 2 z5ta ss 3 s s' 7 ~
supreme court special Term iar' p,r, * Sor trial
sgpreme Special Term Part yI,nefore a.
s,Tcme Court special Term Part VII -lsefore '''e
se5cn JTs'eTT ,d TsFnrsf Before McA4s9
i,e 7iIg dseG 577s $50 -2' 1899 1902 7oaS S2@
supreme cong SEA as G': aSs ' sea 49, ae s5
25e s3 $ sl6d % 5,7 a7s s5 io6@ s'3 "a iSS
84O0 .'GG 1900 Case unnnlsh'pp 1v-Before Andrews
sgP ase 90 e sl6, rom Part trial case IN
finished; Trial Term Par, V Der re- Geyen'r
9Fausr. 10 be- sent from Part III f'r trial '"S" u"
hn sT1,e co.r,-1ral Termpari BEFORE Fr,ci
caus-s 90 be seTd nom pdrf viIIBcfore Ri,cho
Ass i7ls 2I3o e,9. 2iI7. 2'o1 $50 S-,i o.,
$l2c 42s se 5 iSs5 4c az Sole $3.50 3o'' ao's
H5a s,,o court Trial Term par VIII BEFORE smy'h
J2auses BE- seEi from Part p eIi Werner
Gau.es 70 ron Par vii ioT aasL ssTs j.
,p.en ,o h. scnt from Par WI FOR trial '"ss I'M
"' sr,o. Colri-iua Term Pant NJ 'eiore has
IN causes to be sent from Fart VII Tor uiAl '"s'
unfinished MI, IT,. p,r, VII Adjourned uu
III -r,t1n,,s3;es Court hambcrr-B Narnum -
co1r, onens At 1880 wis for prohate. AIsu'll'
!, go Iulia Unstable. Mary Emery. Morris sll.t
,on iulia r. Levy Francis A. Kinssey carr Msgao.,
ss.hrr,.i NJ Haptael. John ". OShaughness@y, Nnlhm
iInS,sr. Tbsddeus ~ TIoska. 1890 Morris
weisert "a. 6ouTt-rrial Term-Befors Fitzgerald. s.
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REVOLUTIoy STILL SMOULDERING.
PASSENGERS FROM COSTA RIGA DESCRIBE THE
CAMP OF GENERAL vELARDE.

PASSENGERS FROM COSTA RIGA DESCRIBE THE
CAMP OF GENERAL vELARDE.
Passengers who reached this port on tho Atlas
Line steamship Altal yesterday brought additional
details OF the futile attempt made on February q
10 overthrow the Government OF Costa Rica They
that tho revolutionary feeling is still strong
and may break out again al any moment None
OF these passengers. for business reasons. would
permit their names 10 be published Thcy sald
that the dissatisfaction with tho present Costa
Rican Government arose from the feeling that
President; Ielesias was running the country alto
eether too much in tho interest Of his family lie
is in Europe having lef; his aged father. Don
Demetrio. In charge Of public affairs.
This was considered favorable opportunity by
the poters TO seize the reins OF government. Gen
eral Velarde led the outbreak February g. and
with fifty armed followers marched to the artillery
barracks at San jose. on their way they met
Colonel Arroyo and killed him in the street The
Generals son. Federico J. Vearde, was In charge
OF the guard Mt the barracks gate. and by A pre-
arrangement allowed his fathers followers TO enter
Money and promises had secretly been distributed
among the garrison and 1t was fully expected
that they would surrender without firing shot
In reality Velarde and his men had walked into an
ambuscade.
Colonel Antlon ordered his garrison to fire on
the invaders and his orders were obeyed. hot
fight followed. General Velarde wounded. one
Of his Killed and two were made prison
Federico subsequently tried by court,
martial and shot conviction OF treason. ana
the remaining Is stiI, In Jail awaiting trial on
the same charge. Many Of Nelardes men were
killed but the General and his chief supporters
escaped and reported to be collecting arms
for another attempt At revolution.
Dr. Flores. the rival OF Iglcsias IN popular favor
and a candidate for President. Is said 10 he under
surveillance bv the Government. and his arrest may
follow az any moment; charge OF completely
IN the acts Of Nelarde il IL said that II the Gov
eminent should arrest Flores IL would cnrage the
people TO such an extent that a fierce uprising
would be TO follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
PENNsYLvAN1A's ANNUAL MEETING.

Philadelphia. March 1.-THE annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was
held to-day. the session consuming three minutes
the shortest meeting on record General LOUIS
Wagner was elected chairman and Colonel JoAh <
S,nms secretary. The annual report OF the presi-
dent and Board OF Directors. which has already
been published. was adopted without belnG read. A
resolution was offered that the chairman OF the
meeting appoint q committee Of seven stockhoifers
TO recommend, after comforting with the president
a ticket for directors to he voted by the STOCK
holders at the next meeting. The meeting then al
fourned The election Of directors will take place
on Tuesday, March 2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
NEW LINE FROM OHIO TO sEABoARD.

Cincinnati. March 14.-An important conference IN
the interest Of new North and South railroad
known as the Black Diamond route. was held NJ
the Grand Hotel here to-day. The road Is to run
from Columbus Ohio. TO Port Royal, S. c.. traVers-
ing a rich coal-beGring belt. Charters ana rights
OF way together with partly constructed roauS'
have been secured for the whole route. hut uh1er
different cor1nanies The conference to-day brings
together representatives Of these companies, win
T c Dickinson of Washington. who represents
English CAPITALISTS. who desire TO construct the
line Mr. Dickinson prepared to ofer terms;
but the proceedings were behind closed doors, a nI
that II the negotiate succeed the line VIII ne put
into the hands Of ar American company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
COMBINATION or SALT COMPANIES.

The companies in New-York State which produce
colt nv evaporation are TO be brought together
under the title OF the National Salt Company. which
will have capital Of 100000, 100000 being :
80 cant ron.curnuative preferred stock and
- ION .,n common stock The companies In the
combination sqd TO be ne e Roy ROCK sax GEN.
49,, cali Company Ithaca; War5aw salt COM
piny Warsaw; Silver lake Salt G9mPa9 s,, reT n
N, Pesrl Creek; Bradley Salt Company, War
p saw;; cen salt Company. watkins, liawiey SAT-
CoiSa axe salt Company, Ludiowville. and the
Tnnire state Dairy Salt Company, warsaw 81 he"1
ccnt Of the eyaporated sal manufactured in ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
D1uOcK ATTACHMENT VACATED.

In the Supreme Court yesterday an order was
granted vacatng the attachment ior w" o"-
,a,,od against Anthony W. Dimock. Julian \.
Diroocl Of No 6s Broadway. and Helen W.
Dimock on March 10 by Frank z. simpson Inc
attachment was obtained on the ground tnat Iheg
are residents Of Elizabeth, =. j. and was Tacat', a
on the strength OF afiidavs BY the Messrs Dln2cK
they arc residents Of New-Nork state mat
49, nave resided for the last fourteen years In the
Town OF Denning. Ulster COUNTY are regiStered
o.nrs there and have no other residence. Julian
so'T D5mork also stated that nc knew nobody by
me name OF Lewis K Howard. and that there
uae No such person in the firm OF Dimock q CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
CHANGES IN coyTRoL1ER's OFFICE.

Controller Ccler has appointed John p. Kenny
Deputy Auditor Of Accounts for Manhattan at
g COO n year and J. Arthur Ross Examiner Of Ac-
counts for Brooklyn at 1900 a year.
Edward F. CLARITY has been appointed bookkeeper
IN the Auditing Bureau at 81 200 a year and John J.
OIeary has been appointed contract clerk at Woo
a year.
u. 4. Schierenbcck. Deputy Auditor for Manhat.
tan. and John j. Featherstor. Deputy Receiver Of
Taxes for Richmond. have resigned. ". H. Ryan.
Assistant Keeper of Records has been removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
STATEN ISLAND WOHAN BADLY BURNED

Pouring kerosene oil into stove where therc
was a small fire resulted disastrousy TO MIS-
Sophia Alban. thrty-six years old. OF Madison
ave Ncw-Brighton. Staten Island. yesterday
morning An explosion followed. and the blaze
ignited the woman's clothing and badly burned
her face arms and shoulders. she screamed Tor
helm and two brothers Richard and Rush Burke,
who live I'm the same house. ran To her aSsstdhCte
They found Mrs. Alban enVeoped in names Whcn
fhoy cytngilished 10y wrapping the woman N II
blanket She was suffering terribly and was re-
moved 10 the Smith Inhrmary for treatment Her
condition is considered critical.
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FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

w.. cob,,o River. which empties into the Gull
., Ntax,co forms considerable part Of the bound
orv between Texas and Louisiana. Seven or eight
miles ND from the mouth the stream hroaaehs
into shallow lake. on the west shore or the iahe'
about twelve miles from tho Gulf. town caIen
por, Arthur has recently sprung u9. II mas Il
,or,,,o,,on ~ less than two thousand az present.
II has been selected however as the terminus oil
the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf HaiIroa''
The natural outlet Of the lake IS unsatisfactory TOT
the first seven miles and ship canal mas peeh
constructed beside It from the neighnorhoou ~
Port Arthur 10 within five miles Of 'he sr'' -
49,. o0o-ds q Ane refuge from storms. The land
boomers are now doing their best to build up me
t,onny city The formal opening OF the canal Oc-
? 9ors on tuesday and Wednesday OF next week
The dredges are expected to finish the Work on me
1aiiovrine Saturday The canal has a width az me
ION OF ia feet at the bottom OF rs feet and depth
at low tide Of % feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
A NEW HTSKEY COMPANY.

The Merchants Distributing and Distill!ng Com
pany has been Incorporated under the laws Of this
State with capital Of 100000 OF which one-ha II
is common and tho other half preferred stock. In
the new corporation are some OF the largest whis-
key blending and distributing companies I'm the
country. inclUdiug the Merchants Distillng Com
Yany. Of Terre Hdute. Ind. tho Duffy Malt Wits
key Company. he Rosskam-Gerstle Company. OF
Philadelphia. the Gotschak Company. Of Balti-
more. and Cook & Bernhemer. Luyties Brothers
and +. Heller & Co. Of this city.
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PAYING FOR THE ALTON.

Sixty per cent Of the price agreed upon TOT 'he
purchase Of control Of the Chicago and Alton Ran
rood was Maid over Yesterday through Kuhn, Loeb
G Co who organized the purchasing syndicate
The amount in money was $4,000. The to'iI
purchase price is $24eOW0
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"a pRrAK ~ THE WHISKEY TRUST.

renor, from Louisville Ky. stating that num-
her Of distilIeries had broken away from the he"-
lucky Distineries and Warehouse Company was d'-
NOD Yesterday by s NJ Rice president OF me
.,oarican Spirits Manufacturing Company, WhlcI
81, on, ,nis the Kentucky Company. Alf. rice sald
hat the reports mns' carry the H,. GTs ond
J,or,,,se COMPANY owned The companies "hch
a'ere named as having soced"l
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COAL LANDS IN WYOMING SOLD.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. March 1.-THE foreclosure SAFE
Of the Union Pacific coal lands In wyoming was
held here Yesterday by Special Master Day. The
lands were bought In by VicePresident Cornish Tor
:he Reorganization Committee for the sum OF
81 255 COO There were no other bidders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
T.. r. sTILLwELL APPOINTED

T.. r. stillwell was yesterday appointed by the d.
rcctors OF the Manhattan Railway Company con-
sultng electrical engineer OF that company. no IS
now. and has been since the inception OF the prov
ect about six years ago. in full charge OF the I'M
mense electrical plant OF the Niagara Falls Power
Company at Niagara Falls. n Y His experience
in generating and transmitting for long distances
the enormous electrical power generated Of the
works Of the Niagara Falls company renders rim a
valuable ACQUISITION TO the Electrical Board OF the
Manhattan Railway Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
oc.pcJTy or SMALL BILLS.

There has been scarcity or sman pS a"'o,'s
,,o,.'vo-k banke for some time. The banks
80 roade nronositions 70 out-of-town banks 10
furnish small bills for counter use, but me re.
snonse has been slight. The oner vas maoe ~ pay
al expenses including express r"teS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
ADVANCE ~ SILK.

The SILK Association Of America has sent out
tho following notice.
In consequence Of the continued advance In the
price raw silk and the scarcity OF stock hoth IN
This market and all other silk markets OF the
world. the machine twist manufacturers voted a
further advance Of 10 per cent In the prices Of their
rrn0lIcfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15

e H. Hartman. who has been prominently named
in connection with the forthcoming election OF
president for the Chicago and Alton Railroad IS
now in the South with William X. Vanderbilt ana
others Those who are in n position 10 know say
that the place will Re offered 10 Mr.. Hartman ana
Il is intinated that he will accept II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
PiTTSBCRG STRIKE ENDED.

,."'sourg March 1.-THE Schoen Pressed Steel
las were in fun operation to-day, and within
Il. "E-lour hours the company Will be turning out
1o,es lal number OF cars All the former
az except the Socialist leaders. were taken
- anu over three thousand men were at work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

John H. Tangemann. produce commission mer-
chant AZ No. $50 Westinghouse. has made an
assignment 10 George ". Dunn without preference.
The business was started in 1876 by g. Pope. Mr.
Tangemann became a partner in 1888, and the nrm
VAS called Covert Popes Son & Co They dis
lived in APRIL lS7. and since then Mr.. Tangemann
h carried on the business alone
Via Beach OF the Supreme Court, has ap-
yra Robert .. Benedict receiver for the prop
cJG"The Panama Star and Herald ana La
5rsa &c Panama Company In suit brought py
VI Benedict, who received a Judgment against
IL Nmpany in Brooklyn March for 1885
hs stockholder for ninety-hve shares The
s1yany was formerly at No. IS Broadway, and
gshshed paper in Panama. but has ceased to do
srrt business since 1888. The only asset OF the
nnpany is a claim against the Government or
Colombia for unlawful Interference with the bust
rs az Panama. which is IN process Of settlement
b the United States Government. II ia said that
{, Arrangement has been made for settlement by
2ynent the State Department Of a sum OF
rsrev NJ Pone1icf docs not know no amount
ti II will not be more than &40o). The right of
he company 10 the money may be contested by
cher parties and 1t was deemed best TO have
lsceyeT appointed
A meeting Of the committee Of creditors of
Tssch & Co. neckwear Manufacturers Of No.
" to "a Broadway was held Monday evening at
he home Of Alexander Blumenstiel of Blumen-
risl Hirsch who represent most OF the Nor
oandlse creditors. From an examination or the
assets Of the firm It was thought that they would
nsize about $500 while the la bilides are
t,.ro About S73 600 is due 70 banks in Boston for
hans An expert was selected 70 make an ex-
animation Of the firms affairs, and it was stated
yesterday that he had begun the work. II his
sanitation turns out all right, Mr. Blumenstie
tli he though; the creditors would accept set
unert
deficiency Judgment for s25,452 was entered
yesterday against John Petitt the real estate op-
Gator. OF No % Nassau-st., who disappeared in
NY in favor Of A. b. Fletcher and J.. n. Shultz
trustees Of the estate Of Jackson S. Shultz.
NEW OFFICE FOR j. r. WOODWARD.
lanes Z Woodward president Of the Hanoyer
Aaonal Bank. and also president OF the Clearing
s5sse Association has been elected a director Of
v. Nsrcartila Ir1lst and Dennait COmnanN.
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A ,attAr tn 1.-The philadelphia Press" in regard To
The new organization Of woollen manufacturers
(which IS not To he COMPOUNDED with the "ofs'eu
oor,hination) saws that the scheme has in a view
4 90 Goods for which they have contracted, IN
stead Of returning them as has been custon'aIy ~,
me retirn Of cloth has in the past worked great
injury to the manufacturers.
The Republic gold mine. IN Eureka Wash was
formerly owned by Patrick Clarke. but has now
passed into the hands Of company OF o o
organized in Montreal Mct ea The mine is
said 20 yield $4,000 monthly
All Of the machinery for woollen MIL to be set
nm in Tien-Tsin has been made in the United States
and sont out This will be the first wooen mill IN
China number Of persons Tieq 90 g 6cas but
Philadelphia enterprise secured H.
A hill before the Pennsylvania Legislature pro-
vidinr for the taxation Of merchants is dirfefeht
from the Experimentation laws that have oeen
proposed for other States II leyies gradually IN
Easing on all merchants accorglnIg 10 ;, dno
amount Of their business. On SAFES OF nUu s9G o69
and s80 90 II is per cent from $4,000 to 10000
per cent and above 100000 10 per cent On the
amount OF sales
Milwaukee Is soon to be the centre Of an e1-
ceptionary far-reaching trolley system There Is
an almost continuous line up from Chicago to
Waukegan. and one has been completed from NIL
waukee down 10 Kenosha. These two WI! ne
united this summer. and through Inc VIII then
he oDerating from one city to the otner announcer
series OF combinations Will give inc up ron IN
Milwaukee through Fond du Lac ana SI@nhosn ~ ~
i,reen Bav Resides there are nearly thirty miles
~ mad out TO the westward of Milwaukee either
actually built or soon TO he compeleu
The light buggies OF the Fire Department IN
Denver are drawn by one or two horses at present
but it has been decided to adopt horsHess Vehcles
instead There are twenty eight horses 10 be ied
and attended to- and the city pays $ls152 Tor II al
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The Howard Hotel.
Norfolk Hotel. Briohton. EnuIand.

foreign Resorts
The international Palace Hotels.
Riviera Palace. Carlo.
The Riviera Palace.
Shephrards' Hotel. and
The Gheyireh Palace. Egypt.
-.
The In PLACE,
OSTEsD. ................... belgium.
Chateau Royal,
ARDEhNE. ..................B Bel Gium.
Pa-ilion de ReIleyue
BELLEVUE. near Paris. France.
Hotel Stcphnnie.
ABIAZIt .... -. Austria.
Tho Cd. Hotel Internntional.
BHi,DISi ................ ...ItaIy.
The Avcnida Palace.
LISBON .....................P Portugal.
The summer Pnlnce,
THERAPIA ..-..............Turbey
The Perm Palace.
CONSTANTINOPLE. ...... Turkey
Terminus Hotel. ....... .Borue""
For Information. tickets - all points ana n -
accom- uodatons apply International g. co 8 oic's ~
Cocl,spur- London or 2 Place 10 rOpe-a. Paris
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cANAp1AN pAc1F1cs RATEs Reduced.

Toronto. March H.-To-day the Canadian PACING
Railway began selling second-class tickets to van
couver. Seattle. Tacoma and other points IN the
Northwest for 81 49, the rate made by It's American
rivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-15
Gnropran Advertisements.

Queens Hotel soUrTs;EA u P9RTs y,s Facing
Isl" OF Wight. Lovely old gardens. Tennis etc. Ad-
Joins Royal Yacht club Frequent boats 20 Cowes Ryde
and southampton ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction. Opposite Queens resdence-OsbOrne
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Pip Goldman. Of No. es Division-st.. has fled
eiiion IN bankruptcy. with liabilities Of Nof7S
d. 10 available assets The object Of the petition
ss SAID IS 20 get rid Of a judgment obtained
Se,as him In 1855 by the city OF New-Nork for
~ as surety on a bail bond. which he gave In
20 Tor the appearance Of f. d. Gale
louis Brown salesman. of No. SO East Broad
,sN. has filed a petition In bankruptcy. with la
''lles o. g $50 and no assets.
Scn'cules Of Henry F. Simmons, broker IN irriga-
1'' securities formerly OF No. $50 Nassau-st,
'sahst whom a .etition in bankruptcy was filed
, -e tine ago by creditors. show liabilities OF
~ and nominal assets OF 1852 consisting Of
estate. $3.50. In Dakota. Texas. Idaho and
ssh4nston. some Of which has been sold for
'Sns. S,Sf
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The Abbey" Hotel.
KenjlWorth

..Th tro,r ~ England" Hotel oyer.t oks ruins u ms
,,-c castle and Abbey Central for shakespeares anu
,,,,,r,e,o- had 10 wears NewYork experience Terms
rnofernte. write for loltei - %, ,.,,y,v ,,,,-.a,o,
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Inner Norwood, Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace, London Healthest fitua.oso m
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms rom as Zen
PEI s,r ssrv,oe Tor city and West End London.
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european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will find the London Office of The
Tribune, 143 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.