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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
FOR EQUITABLE TAXATION.

TUE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS WANTS
nrr.EGATIoN TO VISIT THE GOVERNOR
4, o meeting Of the Real Estate Board OF
1,roLars Yesterday IL practically decided that
allegation OF brokers should pay visit to the
Governor at Albany and lay before him me exact
condition Of the tax laws. President Doyle inc
chairman Amounted subcommittee TO visit various
occupations of trade in the city TO enlist their
co-operation toward securing legislation for Just
and impartial system Of taxation for 'oipo'aOo II
and individual alike Another meeting VIII be held
Tomorrow The subcommittee and the organiza-
lions they are to visit arc as follows: The New
York Stock Exchange. the North Side Board or
Trade and the Real Estate Exchange, John r.
DOYLE. president. the Coffee Exchange the West
End Association and the MetropOli, an Improvement
Company. Walter StableT, the Fire CnderwrlteTs.
The Reform club and the Merchants ana Manu-
facturers Board OF Trade Irwin Rowland, the
Chamber Of Commerce and the Produce EXchanse'
" H. Folsom. the Board Of Trade and Trans
portatlon and the Mercantile Exchange. John II.
Dve the Builders Material Exchange and the Tax
PAYERS Alliance Of The Bronx, /. c. r. Eckerson,
and the Builders League. John y. Leo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
INCORPORATED IN ALBANY

INCORPORATED IN ALBANY
Albany. March 2S-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Port Chester Gas and Coke Company. of Port
Chester 10 furnish gas for public and private pur-
poses: capital $1,000. Directors: William h. Ward.
Addison Johnson and George {. Bakesiee.
Phnnix Land and Improvement Company Of
Buffalo: capital. 5000 Directors J. II. Costello
and Mrs y y. Brayton. Of Buffalo, and Harry ).
Weist of Pennsylvania.
North River Stock Yards and Market Company,
of New York City. capital. $1,000 Directors; X NJ
Rogers Of Chicago. and r. S Barrie and II. Cor
don Pierce. of New-York
Imperial Land Power and Transportation Com;
pany. Of New-York city; TO construct motors ana
10 operate them with compressed air. petroleum
steam or other power. capital $loyy~ llrec-
tors Myer NussDaum. OF Albany, ana W. i. fdsls
and f. NJ. Stalker. Of New-York
y Flick Company OF .New-York city. to deal in
carpets etc; capital. Sl,00. Directors: Nathan
Flick Isaac j. Flick and Samuel Levin.
Doris Amusement Company, OF New-York City, TO
conduct theatrical performances; capital. $1,000.
Directors John T. Doris. Ella s. Doris and William
J. Seaman.
Columbia Printing Ink Company Of Brooklyn;
capital $1,000 Directors J. W. Mollenhauer,
George J. Dunn and Harry F. Mollenhauer.
Alpine Creamery Company. of North Branch.
Sullivan County: capital $2.cc Directors: NJ \.
Hoffman of New-York City. and +. V. Wagner
and Frederick Knock. Of North Branch.
Keramle Studio Publishing Company. Of New
York city. capital 5000 Directors. ;. +. Rob-
neau Anna b. Leonard and Adelaide \. Robineau.
Of New-York City. and g. H. Clark or Syracuse
Peterson & Packer Coal Company. of Troy;
NJ Peterson. q. y. Dakin. oscar A Freemyer and
L L, Draper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
NEW YORK CITY.

The annual Appomattox Day dinner ana reeuIa'
meeting OF the Society Of War Veterans or the ''i
Regiment will be held at the Arena. No. 81 West
Thirty hrst-st on Monday April 10. AT 40 p III
The Charity Organization Society appeals Tor wv
toward the support Of widow and her I'VE chill
dron. varying IN age from ten years TO sixteen
months The woman is not in robust health. but
is industrious and thrifty and able to earn enough
for food. Clothing and shelter however nave 10
he provided for herself and little ones. ana as she
has no relatives the public is asked 10 come 10
her assistance. ANY money for this case sent 10
the Charity Organization Society. No 100 last
Twenty-sccond-st Will be promptly and publicly
acknowledged.
The annual meeting OF the Lotos Club will be
held at the clubhouse. No. 55S Ffth-ave.. on the
evening of April g. Immediately after tho adjourn
ment Of the meeting the directory Will enter
on It's official duties
The Rev Dr. Richard Henebry. professor Of
Celtic languages at the Catholic University OF
America, Washington. u. G., will be present at
the meeting OF the Gaelic Society this evening. and
will speak the policy OF the Gaelic movement
In ireland and I'm America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
u1cVvoyD ROROUGH HAPPENINGS.

TWO houses In cw-Briehton. Staten Island were
broken into on Sunday evening, and the lower part
Of both houses were ransacked and several articles
Of value taken. One house was the property OF
John NJ Carrere At Tompkins-ave. and Fort Place.
and the other owned by James 6 Ilmolat, Is IN
Tompkins ave. near First-aNe In both instances
nc burglars effected an entrance by way OF a win
dow or the ground floor and confined their opcr,
ations 70 the kitchen and dining-room several
articles of clothing were taken besides food ana
some silvcrware. No EFFORT seems 20 have been
made 10 find ANYTHING Of any particular value. and
fbe supnosifiOn is that the offenders were looking
nrincipa!lv for wearing apparel and food. The
police believe that both Jobs were done py local
men who were out Of work.
MIR. Selma J. Funck. OF staPleton gave CON
was attended by q large audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
NEW ROCHELLE

The Board Of Trade on Monday night decided TO
hold Us first public dinner on Monday night, May
J. The dinner will probably De given at the Wind
sor Hotel. The question Of Tenders on troley-cars
was discussed and the Board Will ask the Alder
men 10 compel the Union Railroad 10 equip its
New-York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company about an additional approach 10 its east
station N Bridge-st was augmented by the APP
pontment OF r. II. Scott and Lincoln G. Backus
and directed 10 proceed with the negotiations. N
q. Booker introduced resolution asking the
Aldermen to adopt wide-tire ordinance. The
Aldermen will also be asked 10 postpone their de-
cision on the question Of franchise for the West
chester Gas and Coke Company until the new city
gets properly started and the people can see what
fhev want The delegations which have been going
10 Albany Oh local legislation have begun 10 put in
their bills and IL looks II the Board will have TO
nav the expense, although appropriation Of
81 600 is said TO have been provided for this IN the
chr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
BELL TELEPHONE EIRNTNGS

Boston. March %.-The annual meeting Of the
American Bell Telephone Company was held here
to-day. with President Hudson in the chair No
change was made in the list Of directors and
Charles Eustis Hubbard and w r. Droyer were
reelected respectively secretary and treasurer Tho
annual report Of the treasurer showed the earnings
for 1898 to have been S54s7ol. against S13) s+4
for 1891 The expenses for 1875 were 81 O5i 1874
against S6l 10 for 1897 The earnings for 1898
Were A393,966 against A.l69.61i for 1897 Regular
dividends paid out in 1895 $31p5356 an increase
OF $66452. extra dividends IN 1895 S776js9 an
Increase " SO $40. Some outside interests thought
the question Of removing from Massachusetts
would he taken up, but after the meeting II was
said that the matter was not touched upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY'S DIRECTORS.
POWERS or TRUST .>LARGED BY VOTE OF
STOCKHOLDERS.
Philadelphia March 2s-t the annual election
Of directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany held at the general Offices Of the company
here to-day the following were selected: Frank
Thomson Alexander VI. Fox. Alexander Biddle. y.
Parker Shortrdge William l. Elkins Alexander
J. Cassatt. Clement \. Griscom Benjamin Il.
Comegys Amos X. Little, William II. Barnes.
George Wood G. Stuart Patterson and Efngham
b. Morris
A stock vote was taken on the proposition to en-
large the pawers OF the trust created October =
1873 so that the trust can use and invest the
funds which shall then bc or at any time there
after come into the control Of the trust IN me
purchase of bonds shares and s""urities. guarah,
teed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company ana
Pennsy lvdna Company" and also OF bonds ahd
securities of the Pennsylvania Company, whether
the securities were issued before after the crea
ton OF the trust. The shareholders unanimously
approved the proposition. The vote cast for the
directors and for the enlargement of the powers or
the trust the largest ever pollcd in the history
Of the company. Total Of - 100 shares were
voted, G0.355 more than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
CANADIAN PACIFICS FIGHT.
INTERCOIONIAL ROAD TRYING 10 End PoLITI-
CAL DEAL

CAL. DEAF
Montreal March 2s (SpecaD.-Negotiations are
now being carried on in this city between officials
of the Intercolonia and Canadian Pacific railways
which are rkely to result in a cancellation OF the
running powers now enjoyed by tie latter over the
Intercoloniors roadbed between St John y. b.
and HaifaX y. 5. BY reason Of these powers
conferred years ago by a political deal, the can
adian Pacific has been running its through trans
between Montreal and Halifax over the Intercol-
onial tracks. doing m" ouk Of the business on
account Of the shorter haul. without paying cent
rental, but instead receiving an annual subvention
of 5000 from the Government for destroying me
revenue Of its own road The Government has
given notice that this arrangement must cease on
June 30 After this date tho officials Of the Gov
eminent road want 10 retain for their own trains
the entire traffic between these two points Against
this the Canadian Pacific Railroad IS making u
hard fight. and the company Yields great GO-
ltcal influence. IL may prevent an entire cahceua-
ton OF the arrangement. In the event OF the Cow
eminent uphoding the officials OF the lntercolonal
in their attitude il will moan that the Canadian
Pacific trains will not run beyond ST. John. n b.,
which will thus become It's Atlantic terminus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK-TUEsDAY, MARCH 2s 1900
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED
Steamer Taurlc f3r) Clarke Liverpool March H. with
mdse to the White star Line Arrived at the Bar at
~ Potomac CBr,. Anderson Ayonmouth March
H. in ballast p Ruprecht. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Aladdin oNor, schjott Shields March 4. via
Delaware Breakwaer March p In ballast TO behne1,i
10 Louisburg S: put into this port leaking slightly %
steamer Friesand CBelgl Nckels Antwerp March Is,
with mise and 264 steerage passengers - IN
,ernational Navigation Company Arrived at the Bar a'
Steamer oueenmoor CBr). Ansu- Messna February 3D.
Palermo % and Gibraltar March WIN mds %a 20 ',I
steamer Cralgearn lBr Kirkwood, Mauritus February
and s. NqGSns ssa to M cIsrnkow VIA Michigan & Co
vesse to Funch Bdye Arrived at the Bar at 5lS
Steamer Beechley B Hall Tuspan March and d. Tan nm
pico IS with mdse to W Munson Arrived al tne Nhr
steamer Aene OBI, Soldiers savanlla March a. Ca 20
and Fortune Island with mdse and cabin passenger
10 PIN Forwood Kellock Arrived at tho Bar at lVo
Steamer Nacoochee Smith. Savannah March % with
sioa @E George W clyde Robinson Georsetovn g
March "a and wilmington y c. 25th' with mdse 70 "
steamer Dominion Tapey Morfok and NsSP2r5
News. with mdse and passengers - inc VI" D'
SANDY Hook. J. March 2s. $50 ? NJ Wind east
light thick '0S' SAILED
Princes. Anne for NGTf9k sns SST0'''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool March S-Arrved, s'ea'he' o"'"'e" N''
Robinson New York. -,,u.r,o ocer
Plymouth March 2S-Arriyed steamer Bulsaria oueH'
schmidt New-York via St Michaers for hamp s nv,
Manchester March 27-Auived. steamer hooe'h 'n"'
Shurlock. New York ,,,.. frn ,o-
Shields March 21-Sailed steamer 'iAi'N" wan "
sciliy March 2s-rassrd. steamer British King B0'
F'reeh. Antwerp FOR New York. - rr, ,,..
Point, March 2S-Passed steamer r"ls' ""''
Gen Roiners New York for Flushing ~
sle 81 Whit March 2s-Passei, steamer butneh 'oil'
French New-York for Amsterdam ,, , >,, w.
Lizard March 2s-Passed steamer Wilehad "'erl; Won
Rore Bremen for New-Yor< returning 10 Falmouthl.
Dunne, Head. March 2S-Passed steamer Ninelanl
Dan, Petersen. New-York FOR Copenhagen etc
Ueechv Head March 29-Passed. steamer America 'brl,
,;oudie New York for London.
HAMBURG March rs q p m--Salled, steamer Phoenica
Ger, TNithauser. New York via Boulogne.
Bremen. March 2S-Arrived steamer II X Meier oGer)'
Steencken. New York 80 - ,,,-,.
Communion tBrl Protheroe New York for Havre.
Mlron Nev-YorI. via Gibraltar. Genoa, etc
AIetera March 22-sailed steamer Storfond (Nor).
EkeIand NewYork for odessa. 23d Tangford Nor.
Helliesen New-York FOR AMER. - -
Hueya. March @2-saied. steamer Ieconneld ODD.
Farrell
Catania March 25-Sail~d steamer iNell fbr' David
Genoa. March 25-saned steamer Inchmona BD.
Fume. March "a Sailed. Auret,a Obi. Ross
New York.
Ncw-iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
MONEY ORDERS At NIGHT.

There is much appreciation OF Postmaster Van
Colts provision for. the issuance of money orders
at night the General Postoffice. From . a m.
until midnight domestic money orders can now be-
obtained, window No. B. on the Broadway side
being used for that business after the close OF tho
regular money order office at r. m. This has been
found 10 be- a practical convenience to many people.
However. some unfortunate Inconvenience has been
caused by the ambiguity OF the placard announcing
this extension OF the service. for II simply says
that money orders be obtained between the
hours named without specifying that only domestic
money orders issued after p. m Foreign
money orders cannot be obtained after that hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
YO\kERS.

At the meeting OF the Common Council on Mon
DAY night considerable business OF importance was
transacted The Mayor and the City Treasurer
submitted reports The nominations OF Wilbur
Iarremore and F. u Garfield as Health Commits,
s!oners were confirmed An act 10 be submitted
10 the Legislature approved. liking the water
rate al Il cents for lo0 cubic feet, and proNldiHs
that a sum equal 10 the amount or me dencll IN
Inc sinking Fund he levied and assessed in the TAX
for the succeeding year.
Garrett T. Servss delivered the last of the series
of Ienten lectures last evening under the auspices
az the Park Hin Country club at the clubhouse
His topic was Spain"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
DORRS FERRY.

pAter F HAYES. Tax Collector For Greenburg
,ro,vnshin announces that he will begin collecting
.his week The rate is 81 Is inside tn incorpord ted
villages and IS a outside, which IS higher than last
year. .sal-
Members Of Resolute Hook and Ladder company
have elected these officers. Charles FRANCIS fore-
man. William Ellsworth assistant foreman; James
T Odeu and John j. Bradley. secretaries ana >.
Scott McCOmb. treasurer ,
Garrett Hasbrouck has been appointed a MEMBER
Of me Board OF Health 10 fill the vacancy caused
by the appointment OF !. J. HfNesple 10 ne SAM
iary inspector. III. so~..
chief Patrick Hogan OF he Hastings ponce Io'ce
viii resign next week, TO engage IN pusiHe>S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
so RATE WAR FOR CANADIAN PACIFIC

Montreal March 2S-"The Canadian Pacific Rail-
way will not be drawn into any rate war. and tho
present trouble among the other Western lines will
not last more than six weeks" That is the railway
situation as Mr McNicoll. general passenger man
ager Of the Canadian Pacific Railway, sized il up
at Chicago and 81 Paul He has just returned
from conferences Of Western railway managers in
these cities, and speaking Of his visit said: AT
Our St Paul conference the Great Northern took
US into its confidence and acquainted us with ts
reason for the recent cut in transcontnenta rates
The reason. | may say, was satisfactory all the
railway representatives. attending the meeting"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
SAILORS HARD TO PLEASE.

Sailors in this port are becoming hard 10 please
since their wages raised The schooner
Bayard Hopkins. outward bound for Georgetown
s. C.. was lying in the upper Bay yesterday
morning signalling for help Captain G. Z. Nc
Council. OF the revenue cutter Manhattan. steamed
alongside and inquired what was the trouble. Cap
tain Escridge said his crew had muiinled. and re-
fused 10 undertake the voyage Mcconnell asked
the mutineers for their reason. All he could get
from them that they "dd not Ike the ship"
Captain Escridge decided 10 let the go and
get new crew as soon as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
WAGES ADVANCED.

Exeter. y. H.. March 2S-The cutdown Of 10 per
cent IN the wages Of tho employees Of the Exeter
cotton mills made In January. 1895 has been re-
stored The Exeter Manufacturing COMPANY
which controls tho mills. has six hundred hands
on It's payroll.
Philadelphia. March 2S-Isaac Sheppard & CO..
iron founders. have Informed their employees nearly
two hundred IN number OF an increase in wa .es
beginning next week An advance Of 10 per cent
Will be made on the piece prices Of moulding and
advance Of per cent on the piece price Of stove
moulding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
FIVE LAKE STEAMERS CHANGE HANDS

Cleveland March @.-It IL learned good au-
thor!ty that the American Steel and Wire Com
pany has secured control OF the Ave steamers Of
the Zenith Transit Company. The deal. II Is said
practically closed here Saturday last The
vessels sold are the steamers Queen city. Empire
City. Zenith City, Superior city and Crescent city
They all Of the largest class, and the deal is
Of the heaviest ever made Oh the Great Lakes
The I'VE steamers are valued az about 100000
Chicago. March 81. S. Keefe general traffic
manager OF the American Steel and Wire Com
pany. said to-day that II true that the steam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

DR. Kennedy murder trial before Justice VIII
3ams
PARADE Of Wild West Show.
Annual meeting of Sons Of the American i'eN''"
ton Berkeley Lyceum, =. m.
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting. . ? m
Meeting Of Fourth Presbyterian Church cohg'e-
cation. T. m.
Lecture ~, Ernest 'Inrorson. Church OF the Mes
siah Chapel. p. IN. 49,
Ncw-York Electrical Society. No 22o West f1f'y-
seventh-st.. p. IN.
Meeting OF New York Newsdealers and s,atlo se-
ers' Protective and Benevolent Assoclauoh' NJ ~
West Forty -hrst-st., p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
AMERICAN roBAcCoS INCREASE.

CAPITAL STOCK RAISED FROM $a5ooocoo TO
100000.
At a meeting yesterday Of the stockholders OF the
American Tobacco Company at the company's o.
fee IN the Prudential Building. Newark, the cap
italzAiion Of the company was increased from
Sa5 10000 10 80 p0Op0 the additional capital 70 con-
sist Of 10000 shares Of common stock or inc par
Waite OF 81 q share Two amendments are maze
Va tba charter and bylaws The number OF direc-
tors is 10 he fifteen. until changed by law ana me
directors are TO be classified that hve are 10 pe
elected ea ch year Three directors TO De elect
ed IN New-YOrk to-day. 10 serve unti Inc ahhuhl
meeting OF the stockholders next May.
The object Of the Increase Of the capital stock,
q Is understood is provide for the taking over
Of the Union Tobacco Company, which was recent
liz purchased by the American Tobacco Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
NEW SUGAR REGULATIONS.

The Treasury Department has adopted new reg
uIations 10 govern the sampling and cassincauon
Of imported sugars and molasses. and yesterday
printed copies OF the revised regulations were re-
ceived from Washington by local customs Of
ncias The new rules apply to the ports OF Ne"
York Boston and Philadelphia where nearly az
OF the soft sugar imported comes in. ana iney VIII
be put into force on April J. Appraiser Wakeueh
ssid Yesterday that the changes made have been
under consideration for year ana he believes
that they will be- heartily approved b. the trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
TARRYTOWN.

The offers by the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery AS
ISOLATION Of q plot IN that cemetery and by Charles
Vanderbilt. the well-known undertaken 70 bury
the unidentified victims Of the Windsor Hotel fire.
have been accepted. and the funeral Will proOably
10 held to-day The bodies Will he brought TO
Tarrytown I'm a special car. through the courtesy
Of the New-York Central Railroad
The March Regents examinations began in the
Washington Irving High School yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
vAyBATTAy EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

According to Vice-President and General superin-
,.,dsnt skitt Yesterdays meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Manhattan Railway Company
was without public interest only routine matters
were discussed Mr.. Skit declared. ana these only
briefly II was announced later in the day that
80 n nor cent OF the additional stock OF $SVpVJ
had been taken by the stockholders Inc resi- VIII
- .,.hscrihed fnr hN the LnderMritlng sNndlcale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29

There was q sharp decline yesterday in Electric
Vehicle stock. attributed TO the publication IN a
financial paper OF a denial that MessIs. Whitney,
Widoner RYAN and their associates in traction en-
terprses have acquired large interest In the Elec-
tric Vehicle Company. Electric Vehicle common.
which has sold recently as high l46. closed yes
triay al % bid 90 asked and the preferred closed
=, IH' hid 100 asked Electric Vehicle Transporta-
lion which has touched 2is4. closed yesterday at
19i. bid. l. asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALREMARLE-C X. Lord of Baltimore BCCk-
INGHAM-Brigadier-G General William sinclair l..
6 A. ENIPIRE-Platt Rogers, of Denver; EDWARD
F Uackrtt of Albany. and G. T. Bartlett. OF New
Haven FIFTH ANENUECEx-Senator Henry u
Davis of West Virginia. and United States Treas
urer Ellis X. Roberts. GRAND-GeneraI T. ~ =,
winston / 6 A. HOFFMAN-Vrgil =. Kline Of
cleveland HOLLAND Senator William +. Mason,
Of Illinois NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ogie OF
London MURRAY HILL-Mark a Iorrey' ot
Roston NETHERI.AND-Marsha Field. IT. OF
Chicago. PARK AVENUE-William G. Nasn' OF
Albany. PLAZA-Lady Halle Of London W Al
DORF-Judge Lyndc Harrison. or Eew-haNe"'
WFSTMINSTER-Dr r. " Myers. l. : A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
TILE COL NCLL NETTING

At tho meeting OF the Council yesterday afte--
noon VicePrcsident Oakley offered resolution.
which was passed. instructing tho Committee on
Legislation to appear before tho Governor and ask
him 10 veto any amendment 10 the charter that
takes away from the Municipal Assembly the
power over local affairs. any legislation that now
properly belongs TO the Municipal Assembly.
The resolution passed last week providing for
alt-water pipe privileges In Thireenth-ave. was
recalled aad amended so to provide for the pay
ment OF remuneration 10 the Commissioner OF High
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
ISDO-EGYpTTAN COMPRESS COMPANY.

Trenton, y j.. March &.-Artcles Of incorpora-
ton ~ the Indo- Egyptian Compress Company, with
a capital Of 81 10000 filed with the Secretary
Of State to-day. The company is empowered 10
manufacture and deal I'm and also to operate ma
chnery for COMPRISING cotton and other
terals The ncorpoTators are Charles Il. How
land and Hugh A. Bayne, OF NewYork. and George
W MURRAY OF MOntc!air. -. J.