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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
FEDERAL STEEL Dividend.

The directors Of the Federal Steel Company at
their meeting yesterday took the expected action
81 declaring quarterly dvidend-the hrst-of IA
per cent payable April g. on the preferred stock
OF the company. Ex-Governor Flower said yes
torday in reference TO the Federal Steel Company
and ts prospects 1T must be remembered that
no company secured by the Federal Steel Com
pany which had not earned in tho past At least
regular dividends OF per cent year, excepting
the Lorain. which In process Of construction.
and is now earning more than that hence think
the per cent preferred stock Of this company IS
fully assured. At the present rate Of earnings I
reason why this company should not earn
for the year not less than 81 5000 for the stock
This would be 5 per cent on the preferred and
Sc on the common. In addition to the properly
the Federal Steel Company bought. It must be re-
membered that the old stockholders taxed them
selves to the extent Of $1,000 c0 which money is in
their treasury; We have just declared quarterly
dividend Of IA per cent. payable April g."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
-EW-ROCHELLE.

Papers have been served on the Phoenix Teiepnone
Cornanv and on Ira H. Carpenter. the contractor
who Is LAYING It's conduits I'm an action prous". p'
Joseph Ferguson 10 annul It's franchise granite" -
the trustees on August 10. 1895. The Injunction was
also ACCOMPANIED by an order restraining he con- i
many from doing any further work on us nle u a.,
q hearing OF a motion In the supreme t , ~
Rrooklvn on March T. 70 make the lhJuhcLoiI ~.
manent Mr. Ferguson is "A well-knoWn n nti =,
man and the owner Of large properties IN Nlha.-
He signed a petition asking the trustees 10 srant
a franchise but says he now opposes II p {tss
he has found that the company cannot l ~, n
through telephone connections 10 N""-fo lk d""
other large cities . ,,.hod,s,
Episcopal Church and their wives gave IcccpltTon
and dinner last evening in the church parlors Loi
Stuart A. Stephenson Mr.. Stephenson Is the OF or
ganist Of the church. and has served tWeh'! ,IlNe
years without accepting any compensation: ABOUT
ffty covers were laid and the Rev. A. II. G Coco
enough was POSTMASTER. After several speeches.
we're maze Alonzo Guest on behalf OF the congre-
CATION gave r. handsomely carved silver loving cup
10 Mr.. Stephenson. . 49,,
4 large number Of petitions have been sent 10 the
New York New Haven and Hartford Railway
COMPANY asking that a foobridge leading 10 us
easthound platform on Bridge-st be constructed.
Major Leo Allen Bergholz. United States Consul
to ErZerum. Turkey sails to-day on the steamsh up
Sale for his post He will spend seventy-nve days
travelling visiting among other places Glorait ar
Spain Egypt and the Holy Land. Major BergholI
is the son OF Mr. and Mrs William r. BergholZ. or
Iathers' I'M. whore he has been spending the
vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
BIG POSTAL BUSINESS LAST YEAR.

From a report prepared by Postmaster Van Colt
for the Chamber Of Commerce Of the business OF
the Postofce for 1888 It appears that the total re-
ceipts were Ss564247 O.; expenditures $SSso0l So
showing net revenue 10 the Government OF Soloo'-
rs S. The increase IN the receipts over lSs' was
SAG54459 or per cent the net increase IN revenue
over 1887 was $3C $40 S. per cent The receipts
from tie sale IF postage-s'amps. stamped paper
etc were S764s 06Z 81; from newspaper ana perl
odical stamps $S07.7N o6. from unpaid postage col
lected. $6S $50 a.
The total number Of money orders handled was
43774o9 amounting 70 su423 s5l a. The increase IN
the number Of orders handled over 1891 was 1889
amounting in value 70 s. 81 o42 g. The number Of
orders certified 70 and received from foreign ooun
tries was 1o26,651. amounting 70 S5.7A 7W 9S
The number Of registered letters received at the
New-York Postofhce was 1920443. or PIGS more
than the preceding year; the number OF letters reg
istered l029.136. 20l9 more than last year;
the fees registered letters amount ed 70 $s237S So
as against 1851 &c for the preceding year, the
number Of third and fourth class parcels registered
27G303 and the fees amounted to so 3i "a. the
total number Of registered pieces handled during
the year s.1ls107. s,47 moro than the pre-
ceding year
BY he foreign department 32.S72572 letters wero
forwarded 70. and q .s4l 81 received from. other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate Sknan has granted testamentary let
ters 70 Thomas Leary on the will Of Amanda Bald
win OF Ossinng. ana 10 Frank o. Hartshorn on
the will Of Mary Jane Hartshorn. Of PeekskilL
Letters OF administration have been granted 10
Cecilia Zoe Chateauneuf on the estate Of Colonel
Chateauneuf Of East Chester. 10 Mary Dunn on
the estate OF James McCabe OF Rye and TO Alfred
Cornell on the estate OF Elijah Miller, OF North
Castle. 49,.
Plains High School given at the AUDITOR um
Thursday evening TO a large and apprecatNe
audience. The hall was Handsomely decorated
and among the students who took part In the pro,
hunters agreeably arranged. were the Misses
Iucie Yer planck. Catherine O'Rourke, Elizabeth
W Odell Zeda SOrenson. Sarah ~ Murphy. Elsie
A Mead and Lille Carpenter. and Charles 2. Sniff
fen ". J. Holden. oscar L. Warren. Francis \;
Birch and Arthur ". Emmons. The proceeds or
Inc entertainment are 10 go toward paying the
commencement expenses Of the graduating class.
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To INCREASE IT'S CAPITAL STOCK

The Arcadian Copper Company. which is con-
trolled by Standard oil interests. is about 10 In
crease IT'S capital stock from s25ocoo to $4,000
AS the company IS a Michigan corporation and as
the laws OF tnat state do not permit such Increase
Of Capitalization. there IL to be incorporated an
Arcadian Copper Company in New-Jersey with
capitalization Of s. 10000. The stock or the Michi-
gan corporaton will be exchanged for stock OF the
Nrw-Jersev company and the stockholders Will
have the privilege OF subscribing for the additional
lsgue-5O0 on shares OF the par value or $50 snare
al $50 share the basis OF hat share Of
the new stock FOR each share Of their present hold
inps The new stock is issued for the purpose Of
purchasing the Highland Company, the ST. Mary ;
Copper Company and other properties on the north
west and south OF the present property OF the Ar
cadian Copper Company. on the Pewabic Range, in
Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Mato Herbert NJ Lord' u %
&C s Hamlin. OF Cuba, and Alfred du ROM, e.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. EMIihHT-
William A. Kelsey. of Meriden, Conn Whea.o'
IIttell of Boston. and ]. c. Maslin or 1hlcaEo.
M FIFTH AVENUE-The Rev T. DE WIZ
Talmage OF Washington. and Congressman Is
B Odell. IT.. of NewburR GRAND-General II, -
Darlington. L. s A. retired. HOLLAND-Lie.u-
tenant-Goyernor W NJ. Crane OF Massachuset's
TNpERTAI-Co,onel A. NJ. Dickinson. or west
hnrv' conn. MANHATTAN-Mayor Josiah Quincy
Of Boston and Carl Hsgenbeck, OF hamou' : :.
So, NTT-pPAy UIII-Iheutenant ID. W. XII
bourne L. S A. sAvOY-Dr. + NJ Brown presl-
49, ~ 1ebleh University OF South Bethlehem
Penn WALDORF-Judse Lynde HARRISON OF nov"
Haven.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SKIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. MARCH B. 1899.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF W-YORK-FRIDAY MARCH 3. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lucania OBJ Mckay Lyerpoo February .
Fl Brown Co. Southeast Of Fire Island at sS' m;
dse to Atlantic Transport Line. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Mantinea CBr) IOckhart London February II
with chalk H Winchester Co Arrived at the Bar
al steamer Pennsylvania GER spedt Hamburg Fsbr,:
IS and Plymouth p Win mase, ~ 10 ArryeS
a. steamer WerEendam Dutch. Brunsms. Rotterdam
February IS with mdse and passengers 10 us = =,
America Line Southeast OF Ere l ES a. 4 RsttPtam
DAYS in ballast 70 H Randebrock Arrived at the eaF
a. steamer G Asaa 3r Wards Decem6sr e Leg
January Palermo a. Naps: Is snt =
Bros Southeast Of Fire Island at S:9o m and
s. Lucia % With rnise and cabin passenger to Busk
Jevons Arrived at the Bar at 10 a m -..,o Esh-,,-
AIRY 10 and Cienfu.gos "a with mdse to James Ward
Co arrived at the P Bar at 70 Ssvran. February 2s
with Hdse to j T Van sickle . v..-..
steamer cty q Brmlngham Burg savsnn @t Fe0Fn-
steamer jamestown Boaz Zorfok and Ne%pSst Se"'
Steamer Godsboro Swain. Philadelphia with Nose 70
sandy HOOK March r $50 n,wind northeast gentle
breeze: cloudy.
and 8eTPort news conanche Charleston and jackson
Aa san 5uan e Rd H2 Sfan9 HewP6T
and Rehmond Eastern Prince er Bue T 4yTes esT
pool Tartar Prince Br Genoa etc: Poarstjornen Dam
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London March s-sailed. steamers ManItoy OBJ, Can
Queenstown March 8. m-Arrved. steamer Cam
panic (Br) Walker. New-York FOR Liverpool and pro
ceeiei - -,,
Lizard. March 3-Passed steamer Maasaam putcp
Potter NeW-Y0rk for Rotterdam.
Br,y Head March 3. $50 a m--Passed steamers Gym
RE fBr) Lindsay. New-York FOR Liverpool; As ? m
Caupania ,Tr New-York Liverpool. Beucia (Br)
Nerisen New York for Manchester
Gibraltar March 3-Passed steamer Comerc CBr). Ken
nedv Colombo for New-York
Ponta Ferraria March 3Psssed. steamer Ems Ger
Har7assowitE ewYork FOR Gibraltar Naples and Genoa
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Port Chester Electric Railroad franchise hear
Ing Rye 10 n. m ,,
Real Estate Board Of Brokers dinner. Cons'ape
Building. $50 p m.
Vassar Students Aid Society no ON W
Fighty-second-st. p. m
Canal meeting. Seamen's Chapel. ?. m
Seventh Regiment gymnastic contests. armory'
p.
salvation Army crusade. Memorial HAN
Surrogates Court Investigating Committee court
house, 10 a m
challenge debate. Harlem Branch. Young Men
Christian Association. s15 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
YONKERS

The civic League held It's March meeting AT the
parors Of the Woman's Institute yesterday. Fred
erick A. Garnjost. YOnkers agent for the society
FOR the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, made MS
report. , 49,, ,,,
Kindergarten Society this evening. His topic Will
he Drawing and Painting I'm the Kindergarten
Al the meeting OF the Board OF Water Commits
sioners on Thursday night the deadlock which has
existed since the oeath OF Jacob Read the late treas
urer was broken 10y the election Of Commission
William II. Doty treasurer after three ballots
Rad been taken. Patrick J. Flannery, who sue
ceeds Mr. Read as a Commissioner. took his seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
RRTAR CLIFF MANOR.

The Young Mems Society Of this place has de-
c!ded to place q window In the Congregational
church in memory OF the heroes OF the war with
Spain who fell in battle by land or sea. The sub
iect will he a Rough Rider in arms. a commit lee
consisting Of j. j Dubois. l. 3. Jones and William
Osborne has been appointed to solicit subscriptions;
md n Is hoped that the window will he completed
in time to be unveiled with appropriate exercises
on Memorial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
PELHAM MANOR.

The annual town election Of Pelham will take
place on Tuesday. March 2S The officers to be
elected are a Supervisor Town Clerk. a Collector
d Highway Commissioner and three Assessors
There Will also be election Tor village Qlhceis IN
Pelham Manor on Friday March J. for a President
and a Trustee Although Supervisor Shinn is a
Republican he will probably have no opposition
Nearly all Of the other officers are candidates for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS
PLANNING TRUST AMONG Mlhh
DEALERS.
EFFORTS TOWARD THIS END. TT Is SAID Will
RE Successful

EFFORTS TOWARD THIS END. TT Is SAID. Will
BE SUCCESSFUL
Pur,ors have again arisen Of the formation OF
a trust among the milk-dealers who supply New
York CITY and although little definite could De
learned about the scheme yesterday, II Il NV
theloss a fact that persons who are IN poS''o" ~
know. declare that efforts are being made to form
such trust and that these efforts are hKeIy 10
prove successful A great many milk-dealers. on
the other hand gay that the combination can never
be effected because II embraces too large Helu'
They also aver that the men behind the schene
are bankers and inanclers who see what immense
advantage would come from the successful launch-
ing of the enterprise but not well enough ac-
quainted with the practical side Of the milk DUST
ness to understand that a working trust I'm thls
husiness would be TOO unUiedy an anar 10 oe
handled with success one prominent mik-deaier
I'm this city said yesterday that the milk business
was peculiar to Itself in that II involved new
separate venture each day. and for that reason II
could never he managed as unit.
The first steps toward founding milk trust
were taken a year or aso. but the plan teH
through because the requisite number OF moi
yidnal dealers could not he induced 10 pool their
interests. The present plan is TO secure "a d
beginning one-third Of the milk-dealers VINO sup
nlv New-York. and then 20 ahead as 1t IS thought
tbat this number will be sufficient 10 compel the
remaining tvo-thirds 10 come In or go out OF puSl-
ness With this I'm view. the promoters nave APP
nroacbed almost every milk-dealer In the CITY
The latter however. have rated the value or thelr
custom at figures far beyond its real worth. whIch
would ruin the trust the outset II accepted,
The number of dealers who have been wing , 10
sell Ont at reasonable figures Is stlll small win
The result that the trust is still in somewhat e'n-
bryOnc state. 49,, ..-.,-,, NUM-
The promoters hope secure the necessary num- num-
ber hy aDportioning the different districts OF tue
ci.y - cartain dealers. and thus doing away win
the competition which now prevails in places wnete
an excessive number OF dealers is buncned, WIN
rosn5tant supDly in excess of the demand. Ihey
also none 10 combine the country dairymen. VINO
en,nlv sell the milk TO New-Nork dealers ana are
nor dea lers themselves. , )..,
New-York New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, connect,
Win agents who have been trying TO boom tAe
trust among the farmers and II Is said mat THIS
hranch OF the plan has met more success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
COMBINATION SAID TO BE ARRANGED.
REPORTED PLAN OF LEADING LOCKWOOD AND
.-..-> r-Dyr-r2 Acvr COMP ANTES


REPORTED PLAN or LEADING LOCKWOOD AM
DYrwoOD EXTRACT COMPANIES.
+ e understood that a combination OF The leadng
,osrood and dyewood extract companies has been
arranged and that these concerns are to be con-
solidafed into a company. 10 be known as the Log
wood and Dyewood Extract Company or the Ohlted
STATES which Will soon be incorporated at trenton
vim a capital of about 100000. the whole STOCK
having already been underwritten. The principal
concerns in the trade all Of which II IS said are IN
the combination are the Sharpless Dye"ood EA-
tract Company. OF Philadelphia; the New-fork ana
Roston Dvewood Company. the Stamford Manu-
featuring Company. the cakes Manufacturing COM
many. the latter all Of New-York; the WiLiiam I"
Johnson Company, OF Tncasvle, Conn the Har-
way Dvewood and Extract Manufacturing Com
pAny. or New-York city Brown Bros, OF P hlia
tenhla. John y. Lewis. OF Providence. ). r. DdIe
NJ Rabvav y j. and j. : Young. OF Baltimore.
Efforts were made last year TO arrive al an asIse
nent TO protect prices. These efforts having proved
Ruthless the idea Of A consolidation was put ioI
ward The object Of the combination, II Is sara; IS
10 minimize expenses and AVOID price, rlce-cuI'IAs
nroIgh unnecessary competition rather than 10 ad-
vance prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
TINWARE FACTORIES SOLD

Mdllefown. Conn. March 3-The announcement
IL made hy Joseph Schneider president ~ the
Eastern Tinwarc Company that the plant OF that
company M Portland. Conn. and the plant OF the
American stamping Company. IN Brooklyn have
been sold 10 the combination known AZ the Ma
tOnal Enamcng and Stamping COMPANY with
headquarters in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
CAST IRON PIPE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY.

Trenton. Y j.. March 3-Articles Incorporating
the Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company were nled
with the Secretary OF State hero to-day. The cor
porate name OF the company is thu United States
cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company. The au-
thorizei capital go Geo ooo Of which one-haf is 70
be per cent non-cumulative preferred stocks and
the other half common stock The company Is au-
fforlZcd 10 manufacture and deal in cast-ron pipe
castings and httings. The tncorporators Art hur
Van Brunt Francis l.. Patton. ir.. and Leland
OIL l-rraN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
wRo1-Gur.1RoN PIPE WORKS TO COMBINE


There IS soon TO be Incorporated under the laws OF
Ncv-Jersey with a capital Of 100000. OF which
one-half will be per cent cumulative preferred
stock and one-half common stock company win
tho title OF the National Tube Company which VIII
represent a consolidation Of the following wrought
iron pipe manufacturing concerns: The National
Tube Works Company, Piusburg. capacity. 10000
TONS. American Tube and Iron Company, Middle
own Penn. and Youngstown, OHIO 10000 tons;
PENNSYLVANIA Tube Works Pttsburg, 10000 TONS
Riverside Iron Works. Wheeling w. Va, 9vY
tons Reading Iron COMPANY KeaGmg rem frn' !CyO
pan1 Newcastle. Del. headquarters at Philadel-
phia - 600 tons Chester Pipe and Tube COMPANY
Chester, penn. 10000 tons. on Wells supply SON
many Pittsburg 20 OoJ tons. \. NJ Byers q CO. PITS
burg 5000 tons: OIL city Tube company OF CITY
penn 10000 IONS. Ohio Tube Company Warren,
ohio 40 600 tons, Syracuse Tube Company Syracuse,
y e. ~ Joo tons. Etna Tube and Iron Company
pttsblIrg (Snang Chalfant & co.., p 800 tons, Co
noes Tube company Conoes. - Y. T. 600 tons; Con
shohocken Tube Company GIonemead Iron COM
nany) PHILADELPHIA 900 tons Allison Manufacture
Ing Company. Philadelphia. 5000 tons;
n is SAID that r. G. Converse, Of this city, VICE
president and general manager Of the National
Tube Works Company. OF Pittshurg. will he the
president ~ the new company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

the laws Of New-Jersey. FOR a cash consideration
OF $500 900 This amount includes the property the
brands and the whiskey on hand. This Is the hrst
,rensaction in the line OF absorption % Kentucky
disteres by the syndicate. All the distileres IN
Huntsville are pleased at the turn affairs have
taken and II Is now assured mat the ooom III
whskey will continue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

Louisville March s-The three dlstilleries NJ the
Anderson and Nelson Company wero delivered yes
terday 70 the Kentucky DistIllerles and Warehouse
COMPANY. the syndicate recently incorporated under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 555 Moon rises OBS Moons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A M-Sandy Hook Has Gov Island 0:2o Hell Gate zoe
? W-Sandy Hook 1901 Gov. Island II S3 Hell Gate III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
vessel From Line
M 1riean. ~ New-Orleans Feb Is. Morgan
cynrian prince st Lucia, Feb 24..........: Prince
sssssyrIan ... Glasgow Feb 49, ..Allan-state
Hfarsrgo Newcastle Feb 16.........-.. wilson
SUNDAY, MARCH 3.
Cbamna9ne .Havre Feb %. .Frencn
Iarsev Swansea. Feb 1S....... Brsto t1ty
MONDAY, MARCH g.
Alamo ..... 4 Galveston Feb Is. Mallory
csracas............. San Juan March fed
Cbai11c,ta Nev'-Oreans. Feb % ....... Morgan
Nustolvne st Lucia. Feb 2. 1Amport 4 Holt
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Announcements.

w Tongwood." F.
Whipped Seam Gun
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LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICA TONS.

Jacob Cohen. real estate operator Of No pa
Broadway confessed Judgment yesterday for NJ
sSS in favor OF Abraham Cohen. and execution was
issued 10 Deputy-sherin Rim. The items in the
Judgment money loaned 20 Jacob Cohen s5Ns:
professional services from January T. 1884 to March
1899 5000: Of No. l,S2G Madison-ave.. s. l25
and rent Of ONCE az No. 203 Broadway 500 Jacob
Cohen, when asked about the Judgment Yesterday,
said that he had no money and could not pay r.. ~
he had the moneJ he would pay a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
yEwYoRK MEN Buy MINES AT BUTTE.

Denver. March 3--The sale Of the Colorado
Smelling and Mining Company's property AT Butte.
Mont. TO a New-York company is announced The
price is 81. 500 900 The principal stockholders
Pearce and Henry Harrington. of this city. and
w. A. Clark, of Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

The sign for you to economic IS
still hung out
Coats and vests $3.50
Trousers $3.50.
Suits Of this Winter and last
Spring; as suits many were $2o
and over.
AT Leonard and Prince St stores
only.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
s5o Broadway. Leonard
$50 Broadway. Prince.
Thirty-second and Br advay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was fled
yesterday against the Air Lighter Company. which
made an assignment on Thursday, by the following
creditors: Edward J. Berwind. s51R for money
loaned 10 the company: Clarke & Culver. Sl6 for
loaned 20 the company. The ground of the petition
was that the company had made an assignment
Ezekiel c. NJ. Rand. clerk. Of No. PIG West Forty
eichth-st has fled petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities ~ $3.50 and no assets Some OF the
claims date back TO 1886. Among the creditors
F. N Ferrlson Cumberland. Ind. g. 200. money
loaned NJ G. Ferguson. Cumberland, 1900 money
loaned David r. Rand. POughkeepse, s. 80, money
loaned: William Baker. $S51. services as architect
There are sixty creditors. Rand was formerly a
publisher and railway expert
De witt Heermance wholesale and retail dealer
IN carriage materials at Poughkeepsie. has fled
petit'on in bankruptcy here with liabilities SO
1e7 and assets Sl5 96. Mr. Heermance has been
I'm business IN POughkeepsie since October lN2
Abraham Bel. 81 No. % Avenue B. has fled A
petition IN bankruptcy. with liabilities S716 and
nominal assets q go He was formerly cloak
manufacturer at No 346 Canal-st. and in October,
1895 ne turned over his stock and house. No. l2s
StantOn-st 20 the r. q. Clafin Company for debt
He Also had retail store in Newark, \. J.
Arthur s Mander builder. Of No 2.O5 Valentine
ave. has filed petition in bankruptcy with Habit
ties $1,000 and assets. The liabilities are mostly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

Deputy-Sheriff Mcguire received an attachment
yesterday against Campo Brothers Wholesale deal
ers in clothing Of No 7 Lafayette Place. against
whom a writ Of repleyin was issued on Thursday
for s.2s4 The attachment is for s2G50 in favor Of
Louis II Jones and was obtained tho ground
that the nrrn had dispoeed Of or secreted their
property.
Deputy Sheriff Roberts received an attachment
yesterday against Alfred 6. and William " Patton,
of Philadelphia for s25s5 in favor Of J. H. Lane
Co. Of this city. for merchandise sold 10 them be-
August 8, 1898, and February 10. 1888. II
served on underwear commission merchant here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-04

Arthur Mander. builder. Of No. 2m5 Valentine
ave has filed a petition In bankruptcy. with Habit
ties $1,000 and no assets. The liabilities mostly
for building materials