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New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE DEBT LIMIT OBSTACLE GONE.
ABILITY OF THE CITY TO BUILD THE UN-
DERGROUND ROAD SHOWN.

ABILITY OF THE CITY TO BUILD THE UN-
DERGROUND ROAD SHOWN.
With the publication Of the tax assessments one
of the obstacles nterposed by Tammany TO the
rapid transit road has been wiped out That
obstacle was the debt limit. When Tammany came
into power II Immediately began to antagonize the
Board Of Rapid Transit Commissioners and hnaHy
blocked the tunnel scheme by declaring that the
debt limit would not permit the expenditure neces-
sarv for the construction OF the rapid transit line
Now however the assessed valuation OF real estate
I'm New-York City Is s03 023 greater than that OF
last year The city may therefore increase lts
debt over 100000 since the debt limit Is 10 per
cent OF the assessed valuation Of real estate. Inc
estimate Of the probable cost Of the tunnel Is S"-
GO OOo consequently the city Is now In position 10
provide this amount for the long delayed under
ground road.
After ignoring for year the Commissioners
request that he legally pass upon the form or con-
tract CORPORATION Counsel Whaen now declares
that he will give the matter his immedlate atien,
ton He explained yesterday that his delay nad
been due 10 the unsettled condition OF the city )
finances and that he had been waiting FOR con
flrmation of the tax levy before replying 10 the
Commissioners. ~, r,,.
II is understood however. that the RAPID lranslt
BOARD will not make any further move until the
separation Of the city and county debt Is secured
by the passage of constitutional amendment
which will still further increase the borrowing
capacitv Of the municipality and put beyond all
question the financial ability OF the city 10 oulo te
rnad
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
GROWTH OF THE ICE TRUST.
AMERICAN COMPANY SAID TO HAVE Absof'Df1D
THE CONSOLIDATED AND THE KNlcK-
FRBOCKER.

The American Ice Company, which was i"coI
porated under the laws Of Maine some urne ago
As now said 20 have absorbed the Consohda'eo ice
Company. OF this city: the Knickerbocker com
pany. OF Maine. and other smaller companies,
When the American Ice Company was incorporated
It was generally understood that II was formed 70
take over the more important ice plants IN the
East and operate them. It was said that the ne"
company would obtain practical monopoly OF all
the ice plants in the East.
II is understood that stock Of the Consolidated
and the Knickerbocker is TO be exchanged tor
stock OF the American company share for snare
and sufficient treasury stock will he retained 70
acquire new plants. II is said that 30 per cent oI
the stocks OF the companies would nave Deen
turned in which insures the success OF me co3so
dation At the Office Of the Consolidated Ice COM
pany it admitted yesterday that leading stock
holders of the American Ice Company. VINO are
also owners Of stock in the Consolida ed Ice COM
pany and the Knlckerbocker Ice Company, have
made proposition to exchange the stocks OF the
latter companies for stock in the American Ice
Company, share for share. - 49,
An effort was made to see Charles W Morse
president of the Consolidated company, last pight,
but Mr. Morse's house, at No. 40 Vest SEVENTEEN
ST. was tightly closed, and he could not be found
IN city.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The now City Bank Of New-Rochelle will open on
Monday, July TO- The bank occupies handsome
quarters In the Crennan Building. at Main ana
Lawton SITS.
Employees Of the Union Railway made vigorous
resistance yesterday when gang OF men was sent
under direction Of the Sewer Commissioners 10 o"'
off the sewer connection with its power mouse.
The Commissioners say that the grease ana oil
from the trolley interfere with the operation
OF the disposal works. The workmen Tor tne @ ct.y
were driven off but afterward returned, accom-
panied by their superiors. and cut the cohne
The Young Mems Christian associations OF on NV NV
july 10 on an excursion from New Rochelle 70 ErI
pire Grove. on the Hudson Atnietie coh'es.s ,p
New Rochelle at $50 a. m, the psrty VIII reAch
the same place on the return at . p m
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
EXCURSION LASTED TOO LONG.
TWO THOUSAND OF THE REPUBLICS PAssEN.
GERS DELAYED ALL NIGHT BY FOG.

GERS DELAYED ALL NIGHT BY FOG.
OF the five thousand persons carried to Long
Branch by the steamer Republic July 4. about
two thousand did not get back 10 this city until
after o'clock yesterday morning. The boat was
scheduled to leave Long Branch on her last return
trip at 40 o'clock I'm the evening but owing 10 the
d'ffculty in handling the immense crowds she was
delayed in leaving New-York on her last trip out
nearly two hours and a half When the boat
reached Sandy Hook her way out a dense fog
set in and on arriving of Long Branch she could
not make her pier Finally after repeated attempts.
she signalled that she could not land. and that
she would 60 10 Atlantic Highlands to await the
arrival OF the passengers by rail The larger num-
ber Of passengers taken from Long Branch 10
Atlantic Highlands the New-Jersey Southern
Railroad and from there came to New-York
the Republic. other passengers either came all the
way 70 the city by rail remained at Long
Branch. The Republic reached her pier here az
315 o'clock yesterday morning. and her passengers
were greeted by crowd OF anxious friends many
OF whom had been waiting for hours In explain
ing the mishap W. r. Russell. general manager Of
the steamboat. said yesterday The Republic
when on her way TO Long Branch 10 get her pas
sengers. struck a solid bank OF fog of Sandy Hook
When she got Of the Long Branch pier IL was
found that 1t would be dangerous. owing to the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
FUNERAL OF CHARLES r. POPE.
BODY OF THE FORMER THEATRICAL MANAGER
cREMATED AT FRESH POND

BODY OF THE FORMER THEATRICAL MANAGER
cREMATED AT FRESH POND.
The funeral OF Charles r. Pope, ex-United States
Consul at Toronto Canada and for many years
prominently identified with the theatrical profess
sion both as an actor and as a manager, was held
at noon yesterday at his late home, No 325 West
Fifty-sixth-st. The ceremony consisted only OF
brief address by J. J. Elliott Of the Society Of Eth
zeal Culture. Only small number Of the most
Intimate friends Of Mr.. Pope. in addition to his
family and relatives, was present, as the funeral
was private. The pallbearers were Nicholas Fish
Robert G. Ingersoll. Charles Abbott Hiram
Hitchcock William F. owen and William Winter.
The body cremated at Fresh Pond. The ashes
will be buried in plot which has not yet been
selected by the family.
fly from all parts Of the country were those from
John w. Noble ex-Secretary OF the Interior /.
Thomas w Cridler. Third Assistant Secretary OF
State Joseph Jefferson William II. Bliss Protes-
sor Goodwin Smith. Colonel A. NJ. Cosby, OF To-
ronto Canada DR.. Charles Phelps, Joseph Brooks.
Magistrate Meade. Leon II. Vincent and Augustus
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY JULY S. 1889.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
United States transport Kipa,rck Rogers. cenfues.
Ina 90 and Havana July with i6 cabin passengers and
discharged soldiers TO the United States Quaes'eF'
Steamer Teutonic (Br Cameron Liverpool June p ana
Queenstown 90 with mdse S cabin and u @ eesiss p1s
state % NsSrasks 'B Ps5ry Ds as0s q .e.a, ss,
passe gers TO Austin Baldwin Co Arrived at the Bar "
Steamer Hegoand Ger, Won Rittern Gqtheneurs Jun:
II and Shields 81. in ballast to Ph Rup~cht Arrived
steamer Bremen Ger, Nierich Bremen June p. sous-
ampon 2o With mdse los cabin ana a. ota a. stersss
Steamer Noordand CBr). Loesewitn, Antwerp June ~
d cabin and 2ss ;teersss " GER s, % %
AS and anchored on account o. fog ,, o. ,,,,
Is ceTr? AzgI May p callao ssinysrry ;r sgcs x
a. y ns l SroAe e sh i9 mas
iensSrs to Arrived at lie Bar ar, a. & @o" n,
cuTsfnS 7 with %ssf ,bs and d, p m to 7"0' S
steamer Rapa, SPAN % MIR @ Colon June 81 SANTIAGO
and Havana 80 with mdse and q pSh pssssnsg,s a.,
Steam Steamer New-Yort PrSctor Turks Island sa1cn;s ss
sc win n ssnsx %S and S a. &c @ William 'e
f1;a steamer Sss saes 1s1 o June . viii
81 T.sa.s Is sns g ssn fnss ss
S AI5yG @dse ana Is caSn to the sn
Porto Rico IS Co Arrived at the BAR a. midnlsh, - .' n,
Man1aniIio H. Trinidad g. cieniuesos a ana ssn,
Cruz 2s with mdse to William Rockstroh co Arr''"
steamer HsFas Nop. yDe Port Marta and 1,- r' e
American Fruit, Company Arrived a, the Bar a. 80
steamer IAmpasas Bars,ow. Galveston June IS ans
Key July /. with mdse and passengers 70 I u
Steamer comanche Plat. jacksonville July and
Charleston ?. with mdse and passengers 20 william
steamer Jefferson Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers 20 old Dominion Ss co
Sandy Hook y. j.. July 5. $50 p. m-Wind e"'"'
cloudy and foGsy
SAILED
Steamers Louis for Southampton Burgernsl,''Ir
Auianca Colon. Wordsworth lBeS). Pernambuoo ss.'
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News; oriiAo<
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
southampton July ARRIVED steamer 81 Paul. Jsmr
son. New York passed Hurst Castle al 7l5 p,nmts ~
Walter. Bremen r for New York
Queenstown. July ), $50 a m--Arrived. steamer NM
Brow Head. July Passed. steamer Kansas city 'sp'
Greenock July 4-sailed steamer Auchenarien 'so'
OBJ. Wilson Nev-York Tor Sunderland o,.,,.
Hamburg July ARRIVED steamer Deutschland '''''
ROTTERDAM. July Arrived. steamer sta'enaan
Dutch Bonjer New-Ycrk q.
Antwerp July ARRIVED. steamer British Trader 'Sr'
cnerbours July s. m-Arrivea steamer nav rsN;
CGerl Christoncrs New York for Southampton ,s ~,
Bremen tand proceeded steamer Pretoria GER ks.S
York. via Plymouth tor Hamburg tand yr
Paulae, July Arrived steamer Chateau lan'' "
Messins. July 2-Arrived steamer Pcwhatan 'n''
Mills. Fiume for New-York -, e,v
Cape Town. July Arrived steamer Aasna ,B,, s -,
steamer S Giles Pr) Fortay. New-York via s' '"''"
Singapore July Arrived steamer Macdur 's''
| Glesg Yokohama etc Tor New-York . can
Rio Janeiro July Arrived. steamer paie'arna W.
| Wallis New-York - ,o~n
| Macelo June 3o-Arrived steamer TaormnA 'os'
Muller. New-York for santos
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
EY-MAYOR TIEMANN'S WILL FILED.

The will OF Daniel f. Tiemann. formerly Mayor
Of New-York who died on June % last. filed
for probate in the Surrogate's office yesterday.
The value OF the estate is unknown. To his son.
Daniel F. Tlemann. jr.. the testator bequeaths his
interest in the firm OF Daniel F. Tiemann e. Co.
in lieu Of any interest in the resduary estate
The residue Of the estate is divided among the
testator's widow. Martha Temann. and the five
children other than Daniel
The widow and the two daughters of the testator
receive the use OF the family home and all its fur
nishings for life. Daniel +: 1lemann' jr., Juha
Tiemann and DR.. Paul r. Tiemann named
executors Of the will.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
CONFERENCE IN DODGE CASE TOMORROW
ALL THE PHASES OF THE AFFAIR WILL BE GONE
OWN AT TIE C1,sToM HOrSE


OVER AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Collector George r. Bidwell. who returned from
Washington yesterday, has arranged conference
at the Custom House for tomorrow, at which
United States District-Attorney Burnett and Ed
ward Lauterbach will be present and the case OF
Mrs Phyllis F. Dodge will be gone over in all Of
its phases The official apprasement Of the jewels
hxes their value duties included, at $6.4oO. This
includes the s35 OoO pearl necklace which according
TO the customs officials. was purchased abroad on
Mrs Dodge's last visit. The three rings. which
first estimated at $1,000 5000 and Sl'2" were
placed al 80 IS and s. respectively
Mrs Dodge will be asked to be present at to-
morrovs conference. The Collector Is said to nave
admitted that so far the evidence OF smuggling
was concerned the Government has thus far a
strong case This opinion Is said to he shared by
several of his deputies, one or whom declared
Yesterday that the case had resolved itself down 10
one Of false declaration. Whether Mrs. Dodge pur-
posely falsifed the declaration or not remains 70
be shown and the Collector will be guided entirely
bv the Judgment OF the District Attorney In de-
Gliding whether or not to institute criminal pro-
ceedngs against Mrs. Dodge.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MR.. MOSS NOT WORRIED BY THE REPORT

Frank Moss attached no importance yesterday
to the report that some Of the men whom ne en-
Moved to secure evidence for the MaZet Commit
tee would he prosecuted as vioators of the law
providing that detectives should he licensed. A
State Inspector was represented as having lodged
complaints with the State Controller. Mr. Moss
said that the law applied 10 private detectives: but
had never been held 10 refer to employees Of the
state Even the agents OF the Gerry. Comstock
and Parkhurst societies are not licensed, and he
felt sure that the employees Of an Assembly com
mittee did not require licenses.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
NEW FREE LIBRARY BRANCH OPENED.

There was opened yesterday at No. - East
Broadway what has been designated as the Chat
ham Square Branch of the New York Free Circu-
hitting Library. The branch is In charge OF Miss
IL NJ Stenberger. When tho door Of the library
was opened al Q o'clock about thirty boys from
the crowded tenement district entered They illed
out the necessary application blanks and received
the books asked for with the request that they be
returned as soon as read The shelves In the
Chatham Square Branch Of the New-York Free
Circulating Library stocked with more than
five thousand volumes.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
IA CHAMPAGNE WAS IN NO DANGER

con,ain Poirot Of the French Line steamer Ia
Champaene has written letter 10 the aeeI. - ~
the line declaring that the reports .hat VI.
I.a,oa He saws that fog was encountereu'
S 49, chin was going at reduced speed when "a a
Whistle was heard ahead Soon near the stern Of
"a "a otber Vessel but II there had Deem tSad
rsyoD the French liner would not nave Huie'D
ln.S,,tr poirot also says there was no pdnlc.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Dr. w Easterly Ashton of Phia-
delphia. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senator A. r. COR
man. OF Maryland GILSEY-The Rev. I. II.
Malone of Denver. GRAND-Captain /. l.. u
SickeI. L. s. A. HOFFMAN-Professor BENJAMIN
Ide Wheeler of Ithaca MANHATTAN-NaVal
Constructor Frank L. Fernald, u. S. n. Getired):
NETHERLAND-E Ex- Governor John c. Underwood
of Kentucky. WALDORF-ExMayor Jacob Amos
of Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
FELL DEAD WHILE on 4 TACATIOY.

Samuel Murdock, prominent citizen or The
Bronx whose home is at No. 2196 Boston-ave.
started a few days ago 10 spend short vacation
fishing at Bay Chester the Sound. Yesterday
his body was taken 10 his home, he having
drouoed dead in MilIer's Hotel where he was stay
ing Death was due 10 heart trouble. MT Mnr-
dock had been AZ the hotel only few days, evil
IDENTIFY in good health and enjoying himself lie
was q wholesale perfumer with of1ces In MAN
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
rrrrRAL az MRS. S. ]. O,SrLLIVAN.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sylvester J. o'Sulvan. who
vas fatally burned in Plainheld last Saturday
morning and died In Muhlenberg Hospital the
some evening was held yesterday morning In the
Church Of ST Francis Xavier West Sxteenth-st,
his city Father Denny ofhciaiing After ne ser;
nlaccd in TIE receiving vault In Hillside Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
TARRYTOWN.

The Tarrytown police do not seem 10 nave ueep
annrec,ation OF youthful patriotism. On the morn
ing OF the Fourth they arrested and locked up
FIVE small boys who had surreptitiously entered
the large new schoolhouse and rung the nem vigor
ously. The boys only had the idea OF rlhsns "a "a
the glorious Fourth. Four big policemen rushe1 t,
up into the bellroom and soon had the yoerHiGm IN
patriots in custody. and made them priSoneIs III IN
the schoolhouse under lock and key ! ne os puSs
evidently intended no harm, although the! "e'e
Technically guilty in entering the schoolhouse.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

fog and the high sea- to make andlng aiu tI,b ghe
signal that the Republic would go 10 tnot awav
lands was given She went there ana I. tooh amay f
nearly all of the passengers she nag paoust @ f thn
New-York and there was plenty OF wb rPVr The New
others We have an ARRANGEMENT WIN tIle .c. 49,
Jersey Southern Railroad wherepy IL we harnpt rarnS
land at Long Branch our passengers rapgesnt are
was fully carried out the Fourth Inc he9uVhho tho
was ali right Nothing but the fog causeu the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
WHITE PLAINS.

Charles H. Ostrander, Arthur j. Burns ana
Frank Mauser have been appointed Commissioners
10 Law out a new public highway in the town OF
White Plains.
Harold Wilton, twelve years oio' oieo tron '
...a,,s .. tho rasult of an injury TO of his
hands on Monday when. with toy pistol ne sen t
a short wad into H. He was attacked WIN @ rne
disease on Monday night, and grew raploIy "oise
until he died, after great suffering.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE OFFICES TO BE MOVED.

The offices of the Anchor Line steamship COM
many are being removed from Steamship Row 70
Nos II and 10 Broadway the premises formerly
occunied bv the British Consul General The great
lions couchant at the entrance steps have been
painted red and are to be gilded. go
prhe Nortb German Lloyd offices will he removed
from steamship Row to the Bowling Green Build
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia Defender yacht race.
Rapd Transit Commissioners. Chamber OF COM
merce rooms
Brighton Beach races 2:SO ?. m.
Board of Education. p m.
Seventh District Tammany Han organizations >o
o4O West Fourteenth-st., p. m
Music in East River and Madison Square parks
s p.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MANY DRINKS OF MANY KINDS.
GENEROUS SPACE FOR THE BEVERAGES EX
HIBIr AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION BUT

HIBIT AT THE PARIS EXPOs1I1ON bO1
NOT ROOM ENOUGH.
Major Bracket secretary Of the U-ited states
Commission to the Paris Exposition. said yes'er-
day:
Preparations are being vigorously pusheo TOT 'ne
Agricultural Departments exhibit OF beverages a.
the Paris Exposition next year The space allotted
is generous considering the enormous demand from
all countries but 1t is not so large as the Depart
ment desires A number Of American exhoitois >
would Ike TO hl all the space with their indlVouai
display and it is necessary TO limit applicants
'It is hoped TO have the majority OF TINS na'er,l
raadv for shinment in December and requests for
REPRESENTATIVE are being received daily. 50 great
has heen the demand for space that the California
vine growers while they will be represented In the
government exhibit have already engaged house
outside the Exposition grounds, where CaLiorhid
wines will be exhibition snc ready Tor olstlpu-
ton 10 foreign buyers.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

We thought our negligee shirt
stock complete.
We thought that everything
was here in sufficient Quantity
to supply everybody; but we
found a weak spot.
We found that the demand tor
silk shirts was outgrowlng our
supply, SO we bought new ones !;
the very best that money can
buy the sort for which exclu-
sive furnishers charge Sis.
Our price is IS.
Everything in negligee shirts.
Everything in everything man
or boy wears.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
$50 Broadway cor. Leonard.
$50 Broadway Prince
Thirty second ard Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 35 Sunset "a = ION rises 25 Moons age %
HIGH WATER TODAY.
sv-eandv Hook GAP Gov Island 7:l4 He'll Gate 9:03
p W-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island 1922 He'll Gate OIL
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
NOPE goyORs FOR ADMIRAL DEWEY.

The Ioyai Legion New-York Commandery. is
planning a reception and dinner for Admiral George
Dewey on lis arrival here In the faH. The sub
scripuon list has already been opeHeo
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

To DAY.
Vessel. For Line Mails close Vessel sails.
Fr'drich Crosse Bremen. y G Lloyd. 1910 a m
Caracas la Guayra Red D.......... IL 90 q IN
Santiago. Nassau. y 4 Cuba a....... 100 300 IN
Chalmete. New-Oreans. Morgan. 800
FRIDAY JULY 7.
Aigonaun. Charleston, Clyde ....... 800 d m
RIO Or rande Brunswick. Mallory ....... 300 m
I'ller Demerara. Demerara .......... 300 500 m
SATURDAY. JULY s.
Ia Champagne. Havre. French. TOO a 10 90 a m
Spaarndam. Rotterdam Hol-Am..... 500 a m 10 90 a m
Anchorla Glasgow. Anchor 10: n m m
Island. Christansand. Scand Am. 90 m 100 m
Menominee, London M~Trans s........ ooo a
Etruria Liverpool Cunard 300 q m
Patricia. Hamburg. hhmb Am. .....-.. 800
A.ta Kingston. Atlas ..........,.... 90 1900
Ohnda. Nuevtas. Munson. 100 800 m
Havtnd. Havana ~ Cuba II 90 a m ZOO y m
Ornoco Rermuda, Quebec. .... 10 90 a m l2 90 m
Iampasas. Galveston, Mallory. ......... 800 m
Louisiana. New-Oreans. tromwell.... 300
Ne~-fork Charleston Lyde. ......... 400
Pora. Newfoundland. RED Cross. 10 90 a m II 90 m
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
corpr CAIEyDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate sUPr1s qrmPart TBefore Bscho
court opens at 1890 a m Motions l. 'RaT Racki
SHAY. sag woos as SSSS matter Of Fulton mat
ter Of Rogers matter Of GTe'nT m mater i'F a academy
& ms,f se H. matter Of ity seventh e. and Tweny
eghh-st u, Jones aFt J2nGS pS,hsb,nT Company. Is
matter Of Judge publishing Company @ baf aat G9a
aTre II a;sT ot East River Brdse Kuehn @s,
Tpham ii state National Bank ot len nrV oa Rn,ier AIT
"a rowey Muphy q MGG9%n % as' rnS sIaSe
2s Union pine Savings Bank ag Duty % MAJ
Ter Of Archer Pane29st CO. 20 80 aief 9saefe Of Beach 49,
s,e2 of Bunde a. matter OF Bronx Realty C9mpaHy ~
Mount Morris ss Fef srd:sSs Sssse 81 Ar
s,i" Club aF Mcfarland ss matter OF Vernon S
ma EnSerbach ~ ag Emelna; 49, Fox sg,
Davds9n ~ mater agt Ha 81 Dickinson as Earle 4s
matter Of amew Fire Alarm TsssTaRh s5a Sc Co matter @ Of
vd5Se Ter t 81 matter OF So Neae Sg Mcdonald
o. Of Mayor etc % Pr0pr eS rel Psrpm e.
Depass aet Douglass 5s Rankin agt Weiss 30 Brit
sh 9nd rGrs as Cannon al shaw ag vcmam go Van
Horne as Van Horne g. Kansas c star as, S,
Ansfsyros cigarette Company g. matter 9f Master
G ma.T Of spHss se Klein ag Hons %
Mason ast Raeman Co H. rerr9 >, Ksnssw. - mat
ter ot ann ncou-specai Tsrm-Par, IPetore Slower
Court opens NJ 1910 a. m. FIX parte matters a.,
supreme Court-specal Term,rIart ln.Betore 'ieSo
erich. J. Case on: No 1922. sstare aSt' sstare' No
Gay -pogafe'a Coirt Chambers-Before Narnum $ Court
80 az in.3O a m wills for probate Edward @. Neu-
iarn Rarbara Geobel Henry J Eberman Louisa Hun
n.weu Charles G. Niehuhr. Robert Y. Lynch James NJ
- August Duhenkropp at 1890 a m; Wilhelmina C.
,Ciy court Special Term-Berore oDwyer. J. court
o,nn. ot 10 a. m Motions AZ 1890 n. m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Bv RlschoN ir J.
pennett agt Carrngton-Warren ". Foster
Matter NJ Rpson and Newland Fur Company John A.
Perkins ngt Reinschmidt-Lous F. Doyle.
conhon agt McKeon- Henry r. Culver.
Ry Reekmsn. J.
Adler agt Steifer-Charles n. Cleveland
Ry Slower :.
Matter Of Rrenner-Arthur Truax.
cu RIOTS agt. Harrir-Gcorge Landon.
Py Glderreeve. J.
Matter OF McGovern Thompson Rros.-Rchard NJ
Henry
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Gdersleeve, J.
stephen Jackson James i. Sullivan et al-Wiil-
lam II. Ricketts
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
Announcements.

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warm weather collar
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard.
$50 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty second ard Broadway.
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