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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
THE CUSTOM HOUSE PLANS.

Csss Gilbert whose designs for the new Custom
House IN Ncw-York City were chosen from among
many competitors by the Supervising Architect
.,ononoission in Washington recently was seen by
Tribune reporter yesterday al his Office. No III
srfth-ave with reference TO Il report that modln-
cations OF Mr. Gilbert's plans might be asked Tor.
4 dispafch in yesterdays Tribune stated that the
spnervis,ng Architects Office might accept such
,ro6,Acations Of the plans suggested by the COL
s,acfor OF Customs as commended themselves 10 'ie
or,ce hut n was not considered likely mat me
,rbole scheme OF Mr. Gilbert could be inteTferea
with. ,,.AoA
II know nothing contrary 20 The article PuO''S"''
IN The Tribune this morning. MI Nh!oeil s"lu'
"and have no doubt the award Will be confirmed.
although It Is not surprising that one OF TWO o'
the disappointed competitors might desire 70 nave
g. set eside 90 not believe that such IS INC
continent Of any large number or coinptli'oIs b.
- ~ Tho wav are gentlemen OF hlRh Summing ilt
80, r,rofeesion and would be Wiling 10 "ylt' 10y
80 decision OF the expert jury IN Itci, i.a ma 80
,"ceived kilograms and letters or cong 'l"' ION
tro,n "a number OF them. expressing ther ao-
ouicscence I'm the award ,.,oA % W.. cpa,ea
,,attber New-York nor the Government VIII nave
60 cause 10 regret a. Not only the Praclc al
,nas6s of the building VIII be closely sluNle' puI
Az hu,iding as a whole. snail Oe cOhsluefed from
a. roint Of view Of monumental trchlttclure ana
n nan erdcavOr 10 make II worthy OF u.e pace
"a onnortunity The administration or H. az
last shall be clean and honest all through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho tenth anniversary Of the LenoX Avenue Union
Church Disciples) Observation-Disclosures
OF which the Rev. DR.. James NJ. Philpuu IS pas'o''
will be celebrated by services covering -FOUR days
The anniversary sermon viii he preached at II a m.
tomorrow Ivy the Rev. Or. Thomas $. Hastings.
The historical sermon will be delivered oy '"e p"'
tor at the evening service
4 service in memory of Cornelius Vanderbilt VIII
be held tomorrow at D. m. IN the Railroad Men
Rviding. No 3sl Madison-ave The speakers VIII
p. Senator-elect Chauncey NJ. Depew the Rev DR..
David H. Greer William +. Dodge and Seth Low
The Booksellers League will have dinner on
Wednesday at ESQ p at the Chelsea NO. ~
West Twenty-third-st. Ernest Knauet VIII speak
on Book Illustration"
The Young Ladies' Charitable Society will give a
minstrel performance in tho Lexington oPe'A
House In East Fifty-eighth-st.. on November To-
chief Croker Of the Fire Department Yesterday
appointed Foreman James p. Broean OF Engine
Company No. 10, in Henry-st., an acting ch'el
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev William Watson. pastor Of Trinity Presby-
,crian church. Brkonhead England. will preach
NJ II n m tomorrow. At p. m. tho sacrament OF
the Lord $ Supper VIII be administered.
Max Bondheim vocal teacher. has removed his
studio from Carnegie Music Hall to enlarged apart
ments at No 1872 West Ffty-sixth-st. where ne VIII
continue his teaching.
meeting Of the Press Club OF Columbia Uni
versity was held yesterday afternoon. Inc foio"-
ing officers were elected: President W. Robert
Quinn: secretary. II. Harrison and treasurer
Harry II. Burdick.
Mails from Australia which have arrived at van
oouver are due in New-York on Tuesday morning
Rcturn mails will close at the Postoifce at $50
y m on October 49,
The Favetievle On @ Light Infantry sent a
letter 20 Mayor Van Wyck yesterday thanking
him for the courtesies extended TO the command at
the Dewey celebration.
The ferry from Sing Sing 70 Nyack. Rockland
and Havcrstraw has been discontinued. The steam
or Ossinlng has been hired 10 run between New
York and Sea Gate.
The closing exercises a The Gospel Tent t1fty-
sNth-st and Broadway viii be neld tomorrow.
Tho Rev DIT David James Rurrel Will conduct
the service II will he the one hundredth service
held In the tent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC coupANr.

Philadelphia oct. 6-Articles OF Incorporation or
the Philadelphia Electric Company with an ALI
tbor,zed caDital Of SO Oo000 fled at Trenton
todav The comrany is authorized to manufacture
and supply gas electricity. light. heat steam COM
pressed and uquched air. power. Ice. cold storage
etc The company. # IS said Will absorb the Penn
sylvania Heat Light and Power Company and the
recently formed National Electric Company oo'h
Of this city and will ultimately control the electric
lighting Of philadelphia II will probably branch
out I'm the furnishing OF heat. light and power on
an unlimited scale The controlling factors in tho
new concern are p A. y. Widoner and william L.
Flklns the street railway men; Thomas Dolan.
president Of the United Gas Improvement Company,
which has a mOnOnOv Of the gas lighting or tho
city. William T. Harr,ty. formerly Of the Demo
cratic National Committee. and Joseph McCall
incident OF the PENNSYLVANIA Heat. Light and
Power Company The authorized capital OF me
al 90 90 and Of tho National Electric 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
TRANSFERS or ENGINEER OFFICERS.

Owing 10 the temporary transfer from this city 20
New-Orleans OF Major Henry NJ. Adams. who has
had charge Of the Improvement OF the lower harbor
and the widening and deepening OF the Bay Ridge
and Ped Hook channels. work involving The eNpend-
iure OF several millions Of dollars they" VIII be
nurober Of changes IN the stations Of the United
g.. errineer officers Lieutenant Colonel VIII
lam n u BenyAurd. who has been IN charge OF
engineering work IN thc rivers and upper harDor
viii assume Major Adams duties uail snch time
sb.lI relieve Lieutenant Colonel Beu.aurd OF work
transferred T. him Dos Major Adams oth"r changes
will be- follows MAJOR James T. quinn VII laHe
station al Norfolk ana relieve Major Thomas L.
casey. Major Casey will take station AZ Nt'k-)uts
Mss, ana relieve Major Joseph ~ willard VINO
viii take station al Chicago. and relieve MAJOR
William L. Marshall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
SHOT FOR A HIGHWAYNAN.
DETECTIVES MISTAKE A TOWERMAN FOR
ONE or THE YONKERs FOOTBALLS

DETECTIVES MISTAKE A TOWERMAN FOR
ONE or THE YONKERS FOOTBALLS
None Of the three highwaymen who stopped Ed
ward Slmmonds. Yonkers salesman, near that
city on Thursday night. had been located yesterday
simmonds went to Hastings with detective to ma
one OF the mon but was not able to identify any
body Although he had moro than 500 with him. no
drove tho men away.
An unfortunate mistake occurred on the HUDSON
River Railroad tracks as 4 result Of the Incident
late Thursday night. Detective John Schietol or
the Yonkors police, and Policeman Murray. OF Hast
ings were lying in ambush along the railroad, when
John owens. toWermJn at station No j.. above
Glcnw0od dartcd past them on the way 10 Hast
ings TO board a train :cr his home I'm Fishkill
owens was ordered TO halt by the officers who
thought him one OF the highwaymen. lie paid no
heed to their commands but ran sun hardcr-
Schietcl drew his revolver and hred along me
ground Tho bullet struck one Of tho rails. ana
slanciug Of pierced Oweus's cheek The tower
man stopped. and when the officers discovered VINO
they had hit they were distressed. owens refused
10 be attended IN Yonkcrs His injury is not be-
Ievod 20 be serious. He proceeded TO his nome III
Eiehkil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
TARRYTOWN

A benefit entertainment IS 10 be gwen IN 'he
Tarrvtown Music Hall this evening for Robert q.
povnton. OF Irvlngton. The managers are the Nc
Vckar boys az they Familiarity known. MY.
Poynton was employed for many years on the IS
tate Of their father. the late Or. James 5 Nc
Vickar at Dobbs Ferry and while they were
Young he looked after their welfare 70 Iaise
extent Now Mr.. Poynton is in poor healtn. ana ms
former charges have resolved 10 send MN 10 an
Institution where he VII he wei treated ID"
urocramme consists Of variety sho" Ia whlch
artists from New-York VIII take part. Among the
patrons are Mrs Samuel Thomas Mrs. william
John Brisben Walker Mrs. James ; McNickar
Mics McC' ormack. George Hope Mars, Tracy
bows Borden Hartman. LINCOLN McCofmack
ana a l.. Barney. Tho managers or the Deneit are
T. 5. Jaffray McNir kar. Clifford Buckham ana
John B. Walker. jr
The new parish han connected win chris, Epis-
copal Church Of which the Rev j. Seden Spencer
"a rector was opened formally on Thursday after
noon with sale Of fancy articles. The fair VIII
IL. continued until this evening. This afternoon
Mrs Alden will give an exhibition OF ner FAMOUS
dolls collection IN AL parts OF the world.
The Board % Education has had number OF me
piciures which cost about 800 placed in the OH.
}crent rooms Of the Washington Irving High School
Building this week.
John Hnl. Of Dohhs Ferry. has been appointed
Overscor OF the Poor for GrecubuIg Township, IN
place Of Harold smith, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
SING SING.

DR. Z. r sheehan. Abraham nn'' MI "'g
49, = p,7or who have been sued by County
1udoa Smith Lent and Joshua G. Many. NJ rus
tees Of the Sing Sing public schools for n6cl lay
ing the damages at $4,000 each have h.sd t T
answer and served copies upon me 20
report upon school matters last august I %Gsn
charges Of trregularity were made hs"l.st 'u,.ee
on. and other members IL tho Board. II was
shown that shortage Of SeS s. existed N ,I lJe
school funds and that post dated cne'h "l t'uhe
I.n+.i for so had been carried and reported as
cash for three years, when IN reality mao n ,o.
,nittee had been appointed. The committee reply
contains a reeraton Of all the charges ana s a.,
action The committee asks that the case De as
missed with costs. 49,. 49,, o,.o.oA
tba following officers Frederick Wheeler. presl-
dent. Albert + Tompkns. vice-pres'dent; winston
t.lnuents eecretary. and Thomas Dyran, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

rs annual meeting next Thursday ia the First Re
formed Church There viii De two sessions. ono In
the morning and tho other in the afternoon At the
latter session the Rcy. Frederick d. Greene, or
New-York City Will deliver an address
The Rev Dr. W H. Mirkle pastor OF the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church. larry town VII
preach tomorrow afternoon IN the oH pu'ch
Church OF Sleepy Hollow.
The Rev q Herbert Denn'son. ~ Germantown
Penn. has accepted "A call from the Vrstry OF 81
Marks Episcopal Church. ,
The funeral Of Mrs Emeue a Nanny. who died
on Wednesday, sll be held on Sunday afternoon
~ Inc home ~ her daughter. Mrs. George l..
Adans The Rev Dr. Baragawauath OF Ioukers,
win oficiate. and the burial VIII be In ST Jonh
Cemetery. Nonkcfs. ,,
on Monday the Mount Peasant Town Board VIII
give a public hearing to Howard II. Morse. who
has protested against tho sale ~ certain real es-
tate I'm the town for uon-paNment OF taxes, alleg-
ing that the proceedings We're Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
TO RrcErrE pREsBYTERIAY DELEGATES

The Presbyterian Council, which recently sat
I'm Washington and represented the Presbyterian
or Reformed churches OF the world having adj
1ourned the Presbvtcrian Union has invited all the
delegates from foreign countries 10 reception at
the savoy Hotel next Monday evening. More than
fifty have accepted Rush Taggart Will preside
Brief addresses viii be made by tho Rev. DR. j.
Marshall Long, the retiring president Of the ALL
nnce; the Rev. Dr. Cunnir CHAM. OF Edinburgh. the
Roy Dr. Hamil. OF Belfast, and Samuel Smith
" =. OF London Tho literary exercises will occu-
pv only fifty minutes Under the leadership OF Frank
lash director assisted by John Cheshire harpisi
music Will be rendered by tho double quartet OF the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Applications
FOR tickets may be made TO the secretary. Room
No lol. 40. III Flfth-ave.. or 10 the American
Tract Society. so. l5J Na-sau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Steamer, Wooloomooloo (Brl tor Ha,re etc. Caracas
y nee etc. European CBr. London. jamestown. Norl'
and Newport NeWsi COLORADO. Hruns"ick
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

London oct CARVED steamer Georgian 'Brl. Parker
Glasgow. oct 5-sailed steamer IAurenuan d'r.
shields OCT . sailed steamer wneland dam. Peter
Moglle oct o Sailed steamer Anchora 1Br). Wilson.
from Glasgow for New York
Dover oct G-passed steamer Bulgaria GER Hahn
Hamburg for NeW-YorN .
peachy Head oct 6-Passed. steamer Maasiam
Q)urch Potter Rotterdam for New York.
Brow Head oct G-Passed steamer Rauric Hr)
scily Oct 6-Passed steamer veira C3r). Prout. from
praelc Point oct e-Passel steamer Chester Dutch.
Juss New York for Amsteriaw.
Copenhagen oct sailed. steamer leland DAM. skiodt.
New York
Rotterdam OCT 5-Aryel steamer Spaarndam Dutch.
Stenger. Now Eoul0gne.
t'h.rhourg oct q. 3 . Sailed steamer Fuerst BIS
GER Barends from Hamburg and southampton.
New-Nofk.
New York. Chateau i-ahte ar. 'hahot. Ne~-lork
Gibraltar oct 6-Faesei. steamers ludralena N30.
Rake- Yokohama. It,. New York. Pocasset tBr.
owen Palermo etr for New York
Genoa oct q noon-Arriyed steamer Aller OR Peter
mann. Sew York via Naples
santander. sept 3p-Arivea. steamer Henrlette II.
rune oc, s-saei. steamer Pocahon,as Cer, James.
yokohama oct 2-Ari,ed steamer John sand,rson
QSri Erskine. New-l0rk Via Alexandria. etc
Para. oct d-SaNed steamer Dunston lBr), Jones, New
Pernamhuco oct Arrived steamer Colerdge C3r.
Fisher New York f0r Kio Janeiro
- Lucia. oct Sailed. steamer Button dr oh's.
from R.o Jansiro. etc fr New-Iork
TIT Cove y T. oct 8 Arrived steamer Ingram tbr),
Stevenson. New York
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y l. AND w. APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments and reassisnmenis
have been made IN the freight department OF tho
Delaware Lackawanna and Western road by Gem
eral Freight Agent Flynn:
". A Fleming. general Eastern freisht agent ,
No i2a Broadway. New-lorH Ills territory Will
comprise New York ely. Brooklyn and all points
north and east thereof. INCLUDING New-Englahi
His Jurisdiction will also include all through west
bound business originating east Of scranton. G. A
Rapdllo. division freight agent. headquarters at
Ifoboken y J G.. W. Ten Brock. division freight
agent headQuArtcrs at Scranton Penn; W. r.
Dowlc. division freight agent. headquarters at No
a Alain-st Buffalo: l.. T.. Sniycly, travelling
freight agent. headquarters at Third and Chestnut
SITS Philadelphia. q. y BabCock. general West
ern agent headquarters IN the Marquette Building,
Chicago: George Bazzard. travelling freight agent
hcadquarters at Hamilton Ontario. T.. :. Auchn-
Gloss general agent freight department. with
Headquarters at 30. % Exchange Place. Newly ork
The position Of assistant general freight agent ~
abolished
General Superintendent r. G. Russell will soon
remove his headquarters from Scranton to the
company's main offices ia this city The railroad
management is contemplating the shortening Of the
line from the Bergen tunnel to the station In Ho-
hoken an Improvement which viii involve tho
demolition Of the old freight station in the HO-
boil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
JAplyEsE VISIT PR0DUcE EXCHANGE.

4 delegation OF japanese merchants visited tho
Produce Exchange yesterday morning. II consisted
OF T. Kinura secretary of the Kolo Chamber Of
Commerce M Koo. Japan: K Yamamoo. chairman
o. that body: Kahe Otaui president Of the Yoko-
hama Chamber OF Commerce. chairman ot the Cen
trail Board Of the Tea Trade and manager OF tho
HIGH Council Of Agriculture. Commerce and Indus
try ~ Yokohama. Konoshin Waur. an importer OF
that city. and Takonouke Furuya. representative
here Of ne Japan Tea Trading Association OF Toxic
Mr. Furuya acted interpreter The Japanese
were introduced by oscar K Lyle manager Of the
information bureau Of Mcintyre x Wardwcll oper-
at0rs in stocks and American produce.
The visitors have mapped out wide field o' com
mercial invcstcation with the Wow or increasing
trade between this country and Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
NOnNATIONS ALRElDY EILED.

Tho various political parties have begun to Ale
certificates Of nomination 1T the Bureau Of Eleo-
tons The Socalist-Iabor party. which IL divided
into two factors has already filed certificates FOR
nominations for Justices Of the Supreme Court.
Surrogate. Justice OF General Sessions Sheriff.
Justices Of the city Court. Municipal Court Judges
and Asscmbymcn ana Aldermen The Book fac
ton has nominated for Justices OF the Supreme
Court Herman Schluetcr and Henry Stahl while
the opposing faction has nominated for the same
office John Kiun,ally and Thomas Wright
The SOcialist-inbo people have also hlcd some
certificates of nomination from the county OF ings
county Of Queens and Richmond County.
Several certificates OF Republican nominations for
Municipal Justices and Asscmblymcn and Alder
raen OF the borough of brooklyn have also been
filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
HoRGAY d sLATrERr BANKRUPTCY.
JrDGB BROWN SAYS THE CORPORATION rs A
MERE FICTION AND THE BOOKS
MUST RE SHOWN

Judge Brown Of the United states District Court.
has decided that Horgan & Slattery. the Tammany
architects. must produce the books Of the Morgan
& Slatterv corporation for the inspection Of the
creditors before Stanley w. Dexter referee In
bankruptcy. The Judge says:
The examination ~ the books should be allowed
and made. far as 70 ascertain what sums, II
any were owing TO the Horgan Slattery corpora
ton at the time OF the discharge because tho CIR
cumstanccs already I'm evidence justify the Court
I'm treating the corporation as a mere hcilon ana
the sums due II assets Of the bankrupts
II would be intolerabe II the discovery OF assets
IN bankruptcy must be embarrassed and delayed
by mere Transparent and fictitious devices TO shield
the property from creditors. n the corporatl9n
were apparently bonafide outside concern wholly
distinct from the bankrupts interests should
agree that the books could not he thus treated and
the case in IS Fed. 10, would apply. But ,he cir
cumstances indicate the contrary much stronger
than In Trip agt Chlds II Barb so and the books
must be treated as I'm substance and reality those
Of the bankrupts themselves. and not OF genuine
outside corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROM NENT NIsINI ND ~ TT
RI-CKINGHAM-Ge General W. J. Palmer OF
Colorado FIFTH ANENUE-Captain n NJ
Ne u & \ GRAND-Lieutenant samuel
HON T. G A. HOLLAND-C. G. Roeoling OF
Trenton. IMPERIA1-Col +. n LYONS OF
yTorcoeter Mass. MURRAY HILL-Colonel W.
" cnoodlnrc / : A. and State Senator y. \.
stranahan. Of Fulton. y. Y. WALDORF-J y.
c. Bonaparte of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
go TAKE RAMAPO CASE TO BROOKLYN

In the Supreme Court YESTERDAY justice "''eel'cn
.,-arted a motion by Milton Guiterman counsel
n, 70 tIears, cor the withdrawal % an april
as,,on for peremptory writ Of nandamus 10 com
mel the officials OF the RAmapo Water Company 70
neru,it him as a stockholder TO examine me DOCKS
- the company The writ was asked 10 enao'e me
petitioner 10 ascertain who are the s'oc~A'oefS u
the Ramapo COMPANY 49, .--,,-
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BIG MISSIONARY RECEIPTS.

The Rev. Or. A. j Palmer missionary secretary
o. the Methodist Episcopal Church, has Just re-
turned 20 his ONCE in this city from Il tour OF the
fall conferences II the West lie reports that IN
every instance the contributions OF the churches
for missions have increased over last year. The
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Church last
wear received N2532lS The receipts this year Will
doubtless bee in the neighborhOod OF N,20 900 This
Will make he receipts OF the Missionary Society for
the quaireunigm which closes October 81 greater
than fOr any before IN The history OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07

Both the Republicans and Democrats - the Frat
School Commissioner District % Westchest"r
County will hold their conventions to-day. The
Republicans will meet in Mamaroncck and Walter
s Alerton. OF Mount Vernon. who Is the present
Commissioner Will probably he renominated. Tho
Democratic convention will take place at Port
Chester Two names are mentioned FOR the uom-
natiur-Myron A Lockmnn. o. New Rochelle ana
II McArlie of Mamaroneck The First District
's the smallest IN the county. comprsing the towns
~ New Rochelle Rye Pelham. East Chester. Scars
dale and MamarOrcck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
RErERrEs APPOINTED

supreme Court
BY Gegerfch J.
Hoyt agt Baker 1.-TWO cases) Ebert Crandal.
Rubsam & Hermann Brewing Company agt G-uft-
william. A BOYD.
Matter Of pell--Arlnour c. Andrews.
schel agt Savagc-Heury Z. McGoWn.
Title Guarantee and Trust Company Baft0n-Hvnry
Hoyt
BY TrIaI. J
Wenat sgt Wslsh-Edwin Blumenstisl
BrI-h--Jul'l- Lehman.
BY Hschon. Jr.. J.
National cry Bank seidenbers- Hamilton oiel
Tnsrd National Bank agf seidenberg Hamilton Oiel
National Broadway Bank ss; seidenr~rg Hamilton
Hartford National Bank sgt. seldenbers -HAmiiton
OdeiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
TO Build 4 RAILROAD ~ HAWAII.

Chicago oct 6.-Through the efforts Of A Chicago
man Herbert y. Gehr company has been formed
which proposes to build the first railroad on the
,e,.rd % Hawaii The charter for the Kohaa and
lilo Railway Company. rs the new corporation IS
known. was obtained from President Dole by MF
CIV an Tne 2G The capital stock Of s. O00ol0 has
already been subscribed the greater amount beng
chr viii return 10 Hawaii with engineer for
Inc anal consultation with the engineer who Is Low
Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
EvBEzz1ER WANTED N BOSTON.

Boston oct e-At a meeting to-day the Boston
Clearing House Association unanimously adopted g
preamble and resolutions urging the Government 70
take measures to bring about return TO this coun-
try Of Frederick r Moore. who is under indcimen.
hv n Massachusetts Grand Jury for embezzhng a
large sum Of money from the National Bank or
Corn,nerce OF Boston and who now "a under arrest
I'm VALPARAISO chill there being no eX,radiuon
treaty between this country and Chilli This action
g. called for tho resolutions state in view OF the
frequency OF crimes OF this character and the IN
secllrtv which thev canse In the banking business
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cation TO withdraw the petition was mace s IU nf
reason that the Ramapo company ~, y. ia hoen
Cos are in BROOKLYN An Application nay rn 80,
made before Justice Dickey. Of the SECOND oepar par,
mont in Brooklyn but he decin ,ha actinn before
1Tstice Giegerich was disposed OF; ,....or,..n G.
'IIionr,. esrbeucrman Of Hoadly. lautoroach ~
1oh,sn,,, ronresenting the Ramapo interests. 9p-
Dosed The motion strenuousy. Justice elegei .S
granted the motion. Mr.. Hearst asie'"e w. '''
pOsfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-07
COrRT CALENDARs FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Couri-Speclal Tern-Part I-Fefore Trusx.
! cunt ouors at 1880 "a. ~ parte matters.
Supreme t'ouri-Special Term-Iart N-Hefore laugi.-
H. Court pens at lO.3c g. m Case on NO 300.
SURF eate's Court-Chambers- Before Fitzgerald. s.
court opens al 10 80 H. wis FOR probate; Margaret
Skisty Agnes Harrison. az 1890 n. Ia
CIV COcrt-spcclal Term Before HascAlI J-Court
oyens az 10 "a m. Notions at 10 a m