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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Depicting Stock Of Mules.

Fl. Scott. Kan. Sept. ls.-The ship
ment Of mules from this part of the
country to the British army ~
South Africa for the week past has
depleted the stock farms of mules OF
the description required. The mule
dealers of this city mode shipments
daily and H. many ~ four trains 81
mules have passed through here in a
single day. The shipments are made
on fast through trains that make
passinger time. Small mules fourteen
hands high are required. They 20
via New Orleans
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Missouri knights of Fyshias.

st. Louis, Oct. 17.-Over 500 delegates
are here attending the Missouri grand
lodge. Knights of Pythias- The order
was introduced in Missouri in 1870 oy
Robert Roth. who organized lodge in
this city. The Knights of Pythlas i
one of the three strongest, secret fra
ternal orders in this state.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26

Versailles, Mo. Oct. I7.-What seems
to be a rich lead discovery has been
made at the -, John mine, one-haIt
mile east Of Versailles. The propietor>
Of the mine. ex-Gov. John 2. -. John.
II Kansas. and ". ". Noyes. Of th--
city, are greatly elated over the DIS
t..av4arr-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Ladies Can Wear Shoes.

One size smsller after using al en- 8 Foot Ease
a powder to be shaken into the shoes. IL
makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives in
slant relief to corns and bunions It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures
swoil-n feet blstsrs and callous spots. Allen "a
Foot Ease is certain cure for improving
nails sweating, hot achinG teet AT all
druggists aud shoe stores. 25c. Ttial package
FREE by msil. Address, Allen :. Oimstead,
lie Roy, n. 7.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is bereb given 20 all CT editors. and
all others Interested in the state OF Henry ID,
BIZ oks deceased, that / Will /. Gestes, eN-
ecutor of sad estate, inteld TO make final set
Element theSeot, { ne next term of The Bates
t-ountv Probate Court in Bates COUNTY. state
of Missouri TO be held at Butler commencing
on the 18Th iav OF November i>.9.
IStt MILLS l. YEATES Executor
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26

Kansas City. Mo, oct. IT.-Twenty-
five car loads of mules for the Trsue-
vaal. purchased in this market by the
English government within the past
ten days. were started for New Orleans
last night. Another train load vii.
follow for the same point within a few
Iay-S
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Missouri Masonic IRA I'd Lodge.

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 1.-THE Mis-
souri, grand lodge. A. f. and \. NJ.
convened here to-day with 1000 dele
gates present from the 56$ lodges in
the state. Officers of the Missouri
grand lodge entertained the officers OF
the Kansas masonic grand lodge who
visited them to-day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26

Maryville, Mo. Oct. 1.-THE jnr7 IN
the case Of {. 6. Jesse. charged vv2rh
the murder OF Editor Frank Grsf;u i
still out, after having been delibe:4--
ing - hours Little hope ! now en-
te-tained that verdict VIII ever oe
returned.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Nntice nf Einnl Settlement

Notice is hereby given 70 all creditors and
all others interested In the estate OF ID ' Gates
deceased that Willis 1 Yeates. admins
traitor OF said estate intend to make fual set
Element thereof at the next term uf the Bates
county probate court in Bates county. state
Of Missouri. to be held at Butler. commence
ing on the 18th day Of November, 1879.
WILLIS YEAlFS.
4 Il Administrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
1t Will Care You While You Wait

If you fufer With that horrible catsrrh In
the head loss of smell or taste catarrhal con
sumptiOD or headache DIR. Thurmond's Ca
tarrh Cure is sold no cure. nopay Price So
aud 81 90 per bottle at n l.. Iucker's.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26

Whites cream Nermifu@p i highly
valua hle preparation. capable. from
the promptirude of it, action. OF
clearing tie system in few hours Of
every worm. Price - ~. II l..
IhI,.Anf.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
We Mn Give You a 81 Watch

If you will show publication to your
friends We don't want ION TO sell them
ANYTHING The watch Is made by q we'll
known American drm, in two sizes, children 5
and adults nickel or gold plated hunting
case and futly guaranteed Send &C uts tor
particulars. Overland, 81 Park Row, New
York City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
WITH FRANCE At THE HEAD
The Time Regarded as Now Ripe for
Continental Alliance TO OPP
pose Anglo-Saxons.
TO ALLY LATIN AND MUSC0VlTE RACES.

Merged into Europe and Russia Nooid
Secure Northern China, G-adually En-
cro.ching India France ENpec5s
Thus 10 Dominate the World.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
Fortbe Weak and Aged.

The best thing for weakly persons and in
yaifds fs Speer's Port Grape Vine His Rur-
gund AID Claret Wines are ussf at 4 inner by
the best .ociety people in New fork ard
Washlngoa.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-26
To Cure Disease is 10 Cure the Blood

Ifvou suffer with b0ils carhuurles old sores
eczema. your bloof IL disFa.rd DF Thur
mun1's Riooi : Fup ts guaranteed 10
you e is q boon for femalss Soii by
II L TrCKER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
BANK GIVES UP
GOES INTO VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION BY
A rwo-THIRDs VOTE.
JAMES MAcNAUoHrANs CHECK THE BANKS
COUNSEL SAYS. pEoAN THE BANKS


BY a vote representing over two-th!rds OF the
.tockbolders OF the Tradesmens National Bank II
was decided at meeting held yesterday IN tHe
directors room OF the bank 10 so INTO voluntary
uouidation. The vote requiring the liquidation
was $50 shares and 1850 shares we're representeu
rs favorire the closing up OF the BANKS a''a's'
David a Bates who succeeded James Macnaughtah
"a nres dent OF the bank presided over the meeting
Two resolutions were submitted TO the Llouida-
ton Committee. The first provided mat 'he o"'A
be placed In voluntary liquidation 'undeI the pro.
visions Of Sections s220 and 52H OF the Cnhed
States Revised Statutes, 10 take eHecl a' ohee'
The other provided that meeting be held on MafcH
g. when the Liquidation Committee "ouid nave
affairs in better shape report TO the stocNhoidefs
Both were adopted, and the COMMITTEES turin re-
solved to meet every tUo montns iatel uHui 'e
affairs OF the bank were completely ao)osteo' an
opinion was expressed by some Of the stocAno'ueis
that the bank might reduce It's capitei stoch slo
continue operations but Mr.. Bates showed them
that 1t impossible to DO this
John j. Adams counsel for the LiquioAuon I'm
mittee reviewed the whole case from inc Vi"ne '.
the certifying OF the $4,000 check, on FEBRUARY
% last year. up 10 the time OF the collapse u oe
bank He related how Allan and James Ma0'ia os
tan had certified the check on the STOCK Oh '"e
Wool Exchange when In reality there was not
cent represented In the bank
Not in my recollection have heard OF sure!
case Of proving criminal operations than TINS, sa.
NJ r.. ON
ruary 10 1897 the day OF the an The OF banS
Tor $1,000 this vas !he inception oil 'n ne MAKE np
$4,000 il will take time TO trace All me GngenS.
iut hone 10 do IT, To begin with IT was supelslo.
gatorv on the part OF James MacDaughldh 70 M ~
he directors OF the bank that the STOCK o. tne oUi
Exchange was secured. A president OF od"A 10
not supposed 70 DO tns; , Ia had .eyeraI
The Wacnaughtans Mr.. Adams said, nad seve1s'
accounts in the bank which they eonld ara% Dn,
namely the accouns of James Masnaughtan' 1 WooI
Warehoiise and the Wool Exchange one ~ Ho T
= yo1nc man named Woolworth drew ao0uw lIon
tbs hank giving security certified oy Macnau man:
A. later date another man named Jacobs ore"
$4,000 in the same way. This: saio Mt @'aH"'e'
Mr. Bates said he regretted as did al ' or nsi ~
bers OF the committee ma ne pam eSxamned every
Sropositon submitted TO for the resqsciLa'on o.
,be Trsdesmen's National Bank SAD ne, ouI
we have not found tangible enough to oTer "
NV real hone or advice toward the resumption on
onerations We have broken al records 10 me me
uiiav az speedy settlement with the creollors an
IN The way OF collection OF the obligations que 10
me oa stakeholder said he thought the creditors
.ariS reraiye about 30 cents on the dollar, 70 per
cent on the hanks stock and . per c en- ." VIC
buildng. which ne said was worth sooo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
TROUBLES OF ANOTHER COUNT.

Count Gabriel de Laurant well-dressed and
rather underslzsd man, was summoned 10 the York
--le Police Court yesterday by Magistrate Flammer
on the complaint OF his wife. who charged him with
being insane The couple live No. l6s East Sew
enty-eighth-st His wife charged her husband with
having spent 5000 IN IN. last year by speculation
IN Wan Street She said he had sold her diamonds
and jewelry and furniture. Furthermore. she az
serted he walked through their apartments 81 night
instead Of sleeping, and often threatened her life
with a revolver
Hes al unstrung, Judge" said Mrs. Laurant.
who does not pretend 70 be q Countess He IS
violen, and dangerous He does all manner OF
strange things"
DO you mean 70 say that he IL a dssenerateT'
asked Magistrate Fiammer
Yes. that's Just what | mean 10 say. Look az
his chin" replied Mrs Laurant
Everybody in the courtroom looked at the pris-
oner's chin and the Count could stand II no longer.
In torrent OF words he Indignantly den ed that he
was degenerate, ne once had money, he said
now that ne had no money his wife was irving 10
get rid OF him. II am not insane Judge" he
aaded. u CO n mink clearly. have always treat
What do you want me to do with your nus
band? -. Do you want him examined as 10 his
That's Just exactly what DO want" replied the
woman. He's already been examined twice by
doctors. and II would do him no harm 10 be ex-
amined again. Why. he drinks fourteen cocktails
The woman persisted 50 strenuously that Masis-
,rste Fiamner told her 10 make out a eonnp.aint
She did 30, and the Magistrate committed Laurant
10 Bellevue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
"CONpTE DE TOULOUSE'' PRISONER
SUSPECTED OF ATTEMPTING TO swINpLE AN
EXPRESS coMPANY-HELp IN BELLEVUE

Nicolas 1autyec calling himself Compte De
Toulouse who went 10 Bellevue Hospital last MOI"
day for treatment for malaria, was transferred yes
tsrdsy from a surgical ward to the prison ward OF
The institution at the request OF the Central Once
which telegraphed 10 the hos2ta! to hold me man
prisoner.
Lsutrec has been in and about this city for hve
or six years passing as the Compile dc Toulouse
He has recently lived at NO. ol ColumDia-s"'
Rrooklyn. He went 10 the hospital. saying that he
had heard OF the great efficiency OF the doctors and
thought ne would be successfully treated there Ae
Is q civil engineer. When he reached the nospital
he had letter signed John a Logan introducing
him 10 General Nelson a. Miles, and requesting
that General Miles would procure him place on MS
STAFF If possible Lautrec also had four gold
watches three god chains, four pearls. three dia'
rnonds, crest made into badge $500 bond OF
the Providence railroad Company due in 1913. and
$l25 IN cash
Count had bsen placed under arrest on suspicion
and that no definite charge had been MADE against
him The case was in connection with a shipment
OF a case OF goods 10 Cuba by Lauree about No
venber 80 through an express company. IL was
REPRESENTED that the case contained $1,000 WeFtn
of ieuelry II was scaled. The detectives say that
Lautrec previously had tried get another express
company 70 send .h4 case but, as he refused 10
open II and show the officials what it contained,
they refused 70 seee2t L. s s0pa MSob ma haS
been addressed had no existence, and the case lay
in the express company,s office for some tlme' !!
an5 an Ga SHIT we're found in It, Lauree Rad Inc
receipt for the case when he entered ne sospi[al
vember 1896 for assaUltng esbman in the Ten
dsrioin and drawing a revolver on him He vas sc-
tractor for Siberian railroad. that he was born n
Russia and got his title from his mother HIS
5stheT was a general In The Russian Army. In
February 1897 Lautrec was arraigned In the JET
ferson Market Police Court on ne complaint OF
So from her on. $50 bond, which was worthless
ssgain arrested on a charge OF disorderly conduct
and vas fined so.
cSic.eo nublclv asserted tina, Lautrec
forger The police say. that the mans real name is
Vicboias Erasmus Savin and that hi. photograph,
taken when Alice Mason complained against him.
ia No ! 5ss IN the Rogues' Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
COFFEE STAND sTIRs Up DOCK BOARD.
COMMISSIONER MEYER OPPOSES THE ERECTION
OF ONE on WHITE STAR PIER, But
LOSES on VOTE.

The Dock Board met yesterday afternoon al PIER
No l. North River, and considered the usual mum
Der OF minor routine Subjects the boaro ma
tho same assignment O. berth. for public baths for
the year 1899 as existed last year. ana ADOPTED
several rules pertaining to wharf and DOCK priVl-
eses making them part Of the official rules govern
ing the Department.
Recently the meetings Of the Board have proceed
ed without the slightest ripple OF dissenSion among
the members but trining affair was the cause
yesterday OF a spirited argument tor Few ,t mo
ments. 4 communication Was read IRON tls w III IL
Star Company 10 the effect that the company naa
given permission 70 Mrs Hi 10 cree, Ss an
dreWs coffee stand before its pier. commissioned
Peter F. Meyer Richard CrokerS partner. sne on
the ground that had the right 70 obsruoi
o public thoroughfaTe, and he warned me ooaru
that he would soon offer a resolution Win view
TO having obstructons OF All kinds removed from
the streets along the river fronts.
Commissioner Murphy said he regarded the cree
ton OF the coffee stand IN question as a cnarity
and he voted ave. President Cram voted 20 grant
the desired permission provided the stand was
within hfty feet OF the bulkhead nne ana tue dis'
pute was settled In that way,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14

~ II. slackford. tr and E Nee; Bisckford ,a o.
hanna. Penn.
citizens' Opera House Company Of Clifford capt
t,i hNN Directors-K. @. Bunnell. or trooklvn'
and L. p Bunnell and A. r. Merchant OF 'n.ot. ..,
Monro. onticsl Company of Rochester; capital,
5000 pirtctors-c. c. zoller, Gustave Grau ana
Mary A. Zoller
Jerome Company. OF New-York city, 70 eon en
Leopold Lewison. Morris Rosenbaum and solomon
G Rosenbaum.
T y siror,ons G Co OF New-York City to deal
On farm, nronucfs: capital si2 800 Directors-John
b simmons Archie Il. Sanders and Marcus n
Horton.
Burke Bolton Building Company Of brooKlyn; 10
deal in real estate; capital slO0cV ynrrSS,C,oi
James Burke William c Bolton and william D.
Brown.
j. u. Colt Co. OF New-York CITY, 20 oni mani NJ
facture scientific apparatus: capital. So;NlOVy ~
rectors-Janes B. Colt. Charles Goodyear ana
Walter GOODYEAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
CEN yyTyLETOy's BAyKRUPTcY PETITION

Genera, Alfred B. Nettleton, OF No y william
ST has fled petition IN bankruptcy win mann"
Ties Of s7Oss nominal assets OF 1880 a4'o actp1
assets doubtful The liabilities are due TO various
n.rsons ana banks In Minnea polls. Washington.
Ihi1sdelphis and this city. principally for loans
and endorsements on notes. Failure Of persons for
whom he Endorsed and the shrinksge IN Values
~ real estate in the Northwest ars ascrioed a.
causes for fling the petition
The nominal assets consist OF ss''soo ~ s'oeA OF
~. 1rdson Power Company. the Lenox Manufac-
,,,~,r, Comma nv the Atlantic Stone Company ana
tbe North American Creamery and supply Com
nsnv a claim against y. F. Evan for sl'Soo two
swords pistol. sash and 800
The petitioner states that all the books ano
80 - b,e business were destroyed IN 1894 In
RHsppehIre, on nv the burning Of storage ware
hou.r end since then he has not been In business
Tor himself bur Sas been interested IN e1ploluhg
ycus COMPANIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
4 NEARING on TELEPHONE POLE RENTS

The City Councils Committee on Streets and
Ti:snwsys gave hearing yesterday afternoon on
the resolution introduced by Councilman Murray
imposing rental Of 80 year for each pole erect.
ed in the city by telephone companies.
A. II Mildsnbsrg. general manager OF the Peo-
PIES Telephone Company. spoke in opposition 70
the ordinance, which he saia would wora an in
justice TO his company Previous 10 consolidation
The New York and Newt Jersey Telephone Company
obtained the right 10 the poles erected for the
use OF the Police and Fire Departments In Brook
Iyn IN this city the same company controls the
conduit system. and asks $50 year rent for the
use OF one mile Of streets. II this ordinance
passed MI. MidcnbeTR explained. his company
would be compelled pay exorbitant rentals 90 It's
riva! go out OF business
II was decided 70 ask the Corporation Counsel
for an opinion 10 whether not the contract DC
tween fhf city and the New York"and New-Jer-
sey Telephone Company could be anDuIled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
NAY WIN AT A NEW TRIAL
=, - r-ncNrNr AGAINST THE TRApEsMfN's
pANK REVERSED BY THE APPEL
LATE DIVISION.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme court yes.
..-dav handed down decision reversing judgment
ohtai,ed by the Continental National Bank against
the Tradesmen's National Bank ana ofoerihs II
NV - rha ooint nj issue arose through the
s,a,nr =, q draft from SIG to $3.50 After being
altered the draft was certified by the Continental
Rank The next day the Tradesmen's Bank pre-
,entod the draft al the Clearing House ana the
Continental cashed IT, 1890
~ +he nIainuf FOR the full amount. less $s The
opinion OF tie Appellate Division. written by Justice
Inrraham goes into the history OF the case az az
length and holds that there was eyioence oi nss neg,
iieenco on the part OF the plaintiff bank, ana tnat
his evidence was something which ne jury mlgn'
PIE erad hv direction OF the Court the judg-
roent is reversed and new trial is ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
THE REPORT DENIED AGAIN.

REVIVAL OF IRE rCHOro rEEI+NpAt'S NA-~
7McAL EQUIPMENT FOR MANHATTAN AND
THEIR EFFECT ON The MARKET
IT was reported yesterday that contract has
been arranged between the Manhattan Elevated
and tbs Metropolitan Street Railway Company
whereby the latter is 10 furnish the current for
the former when It substitutes electricity for steam
Tho reassert!on Of the old runors that tue plans
for electrical equipment OF the Manhattan system
had been perfected, and thst arrangements for
financing the improvement. had been made. also
had an effect on the market. The trading in Man
haitian continued active yesterday, ana me Stock
made further net advance OF Us per cent closing
al 1859 The total sales to- the day we're Ss'oZo
shares. ,. - -.
ter he denied It az whole; He said no suca
arrangement contempt ted. and. moreover that
the plans for electrical motive power toI the ele-
waited road were far from being completed ana no
suggestion had been made as TO who should furnish
the power . -.
PeihaDs the most plausible explanation put for,
I'd In Wall Street to account for the recent rape
rise in Manhattan is that the stock IS being forced
up in order TO enc ole certain powerful politicians
10 sell out their holdings al pront; thess men, y
Is alleged having threatened that II .onethlng OF
The sort was not done tor their bensht they might
make IL warm for the company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

{. Albany Jan 1.-THE following stock companies
were incorporates to-day;
I. Drewson & Co.. Of EevsYorls City; 10 erect paper
mills; capital $500. D!rectorsVlggs Drewson. a.
.Drewson and Frederick Bsrtuch.
" T. HungertoYd Brothers Copper COMPANY. Of
6sw-York City; capital. $500. Direetors-U. T.
dungerford. T. @. Dow and J. r. Van Brunt.
Fidelity Mutual Agency. OF Buffalo: 10 conduct an
Insurance brokerage business, Capital, $1,000. D
'Tectors-H. 3 Shaw and G. II. Shaw, OF Eden Cen
sars. and l. c. Boyce OF B1falo 80
Commercial Union Paper Box Company, of New
Aoek City; cspitsi 1000. Drecfors--C hristiap
: AFndt Louis Seigsberg and T. e. RaneL
6lackford supply Company, OF .New-York city; 10
ueA Ia Duiloers' supplies. capital $1,000 Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
COMMERCE. coMMISsroNS TERN Up.
TWELFTH PUBLIC HEARING ITs LAST UNLESS
ITS TINE rs ExTENpEp-MoRE W.T.
NFssEs HEARD.

The twelfth public hearing OF the state Com.
rnerce Commission was held In the City Han
yesterday afternoon, Commissioners Charles A
Sch.eren. c. c. Shayne and Andrew H. Green oeins
present This was the last public hearing by the
Commission under it's original term OF offce, which
expires Tomorrow Governor Roosevelt has rec
commended an extension OF time for the complexion
OF the investigation and It Is expected that the
Legislature will grant this.
The act under which the Commission vas ap-
pointed became law on April 70. 1888. IT provioeo
that the Governor should appoint the Commission
ers within thirty days. but il was about three
months before Governor Black could make MS Sc
lections. and this shortened the period IN WHICH
the Commission had 10 do its work. The Commis'
sionefe. In addition 70 their public sessions, nave
held many private meetings, and have also zone
great amount Of personal investigating, pul LIS
subject has proved to be vast and intricate that
il has been only partly covered thus far
Yesterday the Commission heard T. J. Mlddle-
brook, director OF the Brooklyn Wharf ana ware
house Company and Thomas Mcintyre, presiaehl
of the same company, concerning the terminai Ia
,ciliies OF Brooklyn. II also received a commit
tee from the Maritime Association OF New-forK-
consisting of L. W Beasey president; Gustav n
schwab. z. s Atwood ". F. Clyde and W. n
Grace. The Wharf and Warehouse representatives,
which terminal facilities might be improved the
adoption Of new perhead line w 6sana Wou 10 the
needs OF modern steamships and the improvemeI r
of the Erie Canal a new ana oroduSl pan ~
Mcintyre declared the latter 10 be an aosoluts uo-
cessity 10 the commerce Of the port - NJ,
Mr. Schwab presented an address from the siat,,
time Association which recomme9dsesd ess eInoya
TO Improve the canals on the plan OF Ie9o 10
freight determinations against New-York, 70 deep.
en- the East Channel OF The haro S 70 ost to re-
peal the $1,000 limitation on the captal OF any
canal navigation company. to bring into luxtsposiE;
ton warehouses and freight stations with rallroao
landings 70 acquire for public use piers now Pr
vateiy owned and to provide additional wharves ior
steamships. $500. /. -. ..u .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the travellers sailing to-day are: On the
umbria-Capta.n and Mrs A. NJ. Elliott Halifax
Major John 3. Fasstt, New-York; Fletcher Harper
New-York a. De Pima. NewYork. and F. s.
Winston.
on La Champagne-Aime Artoux, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Z. Gavtitr, Ny. and Mrs. Paul Jobert Aga
thon Leroux and Francis OReilly.
On the Trave-Commander Samuel ". Very
United states Navy; Captain r r. Skunk West
Point Bishop Mcdonnell, Boston. II. ]. Livingston
Miss livingston and n. y snagge. T.voli-on- tn e.
Hudson: Mrs. Frederic s. Dennis and II. c. Dray-
>sav, Xrrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-14


man, against Aaron " Fellows for 1885,. IN favor
OF Foote French, bankers. Of Boston VINO alese
that he obtained from Them on December Is TWO
1900 United States coupon bonds and some easn
In exchange for United States registered oonos
witch did not belong 20 him, but 70 Nicholas Eel
ien.s The Enactment 70 be served on lhe
roi,cs su,borities as IL was said that young vel
loves had already been afTesHd aha p'acep III i"e
Tonbs