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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
VOW FREIGHT RATE TO KANSAS CITY
FROM NETWORK Ply WAY OF PORTLAND ME-
AT so CENTS A HUNDRED.

At so CENTS A HUNDRED
Chicago. Aug. ia sensation was causau a. ', 80
-,se,,ng here Yesterday OF executive ohlce.S y.
-,,I..9s -.n-oads bv the announcement that the
CO Trunk RAILWAY in connection with the Bur,
sr,on road and the Maine Steamship Lne ' az
.os,tsts4 rate Of 50 cents n hundred pouhus ol'
,- .-etor+ frorn New-York 10 Kansas Cl'y.
IT,. Is the same as the rate made from Cn,easo
- So civ by the Burlington and other direct
lines. ,1.,s C,,+v nv the
nc - ,s "a miles. and FOR hauling nrs'
cas- fresn that distance oopes ch'a S0n %Tr
chants to pay at the rate Of eenL 600 funk
,,-ds nv rs latest deal with the ufAn@ 80
80 a. ,psc from NewYork to Kansas G'y mile iee
oI 1,o,,Id not receive, ACCORDING so,,nt n
-''i,s -aze more than One-fourtn the us Man
go rom Chicago shippers uhoei the freight
- Mine steamship Company car S5s,ance OF 34S
ne N York 10 Portland Ne rsIspors it
80 5,stance the Grand TRUNK I'd the
n.es' Ine ,S ~ Chicago Is LBS miles, anu s
Burlington forwards d 10 Travelled by freight for
wayyio5 ~ his route from New 81 - hundred
10 be carried az the rate OK o.
ND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
INFORM CHARGE az COUNTY cLERhS'

Among the topics come up for AS
nnnpaj convention Of the American Bankers rs
sociatlon. 70 be held AZ Cleveiaho ea', ,,.o-ro
month will be the question OF HaAle .oi,o.,ton ~
-. 81 enocLs The clearing House Associa-
doris o. s0 Chicago St. Louis cincinnati. st. P c,ly
Milwaukee Indianapolis Omaha ana h@ na,,,ention
have selected delegates 10 attend the oh,,,,v ~
FOR the purpose OF discussing tne srhe move
IneS ir .ecrShS Uniform charges FOR sssd with
checks on country banks orgins ssocation The i'm
position OF charges for this service m1 of the
forced for several months by me ,ion with re-
suits which are understood 10 be Sd
that body. 1910. ., the American
BANKERS Association. is in town iiou With the az
fairs % the staTe Savings Bank. OF pet'o'''
which ne IL president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
PrrnRnED MORTGAGES.

P.,son Henry Y 70 Tile Guarantee and Trust
Company losth-st. 300 q . OF Amsterdam 40 600
same aHe e, o7l jam oeers icshs 300 II OF
Davis Lena 70 william ho'n' 30 -. 1000
hG sss esa Pi3sr : 3 sSSS
same same Ds O s8S;5et to Edward oppn
herre- o. al Eth ave. corner llsth-et -
2o7s e 20 s. He 754is5 10 and tn ave s.
- u 4 % ll5t9-s, -! 5n9ns r5dd ith-ave
Reihet W,Aam, hf47i5sti y.sr..--........ 1000
Smith Thomas and william Hoi,er 20 u - mama
Life Insurance Company. Broadway corner ,ooooo
lo!s- ss-.A ca q and another individual
tTistees 20 the Mutual IAfe Insurance Company :. ou
No 81 ives, Isth-s,. years trerecorasi 1851"
r)evo. Emma % Charles Miller ard snotner' snoo
trustees Devoe-st corner Jessup Place. years 500
Steers susan c. TO United states sa' ms BANK noo
,,oI,Sss ioSn and Melissa r. Jane Dgyai
81. I. 100 It r Of sdave. leasehold -ooo
Ksafssn5 Lop.a 2 Jsga' Well and another 5000
No. No = S.orse G. 20 Abraham Goldsmith. esrh-
os.cr no SO Ei ha' 70 Lon Tuchann
81 n 81 70 Fsd.rieE F,rns,ing stsbbins
ave s. at Honest. , years. T.. -. l2ooo
Freeant. Isabella J. % ne t5a'sses Ok ,6 S.s
body Education suna 40 90 1SO
cy ss,i Aaron. to the trustees o, the Home FOR
ths aged OF the Church OF the Holy Communion a. 49,
No 20 East iOeth-s,, years. 2o""
same 20 Francis Bangs No 22' East looen-'' ~ 500
Home gs'i un.r to Mo.e. sEmuna MenasI- ~ 40
sohn Prospective . = cerner iSth-s1 ' n go
Hassm s Mary to Henri wner No IS West % 500
xsrn DAVIS to- charles Grn ct trustees q, oo
Nos 4es and AL Ea. ilIth-st . gar, ,,,r.nc.
compsny No $40 West 7ls.-st yss s. i;s
PITT Malcolm r 70 Home Tor in sesrs'. 1900
Quincy samuel Joseph Han.rs ,sI v sna ave
other. i0ist-st e. $50 II " OF WEI 1000
SANS 70 sans. h year. Mortgages '~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
rwAv COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION.
OPENING OF NATIONAL CONVENTION N DIN
vrR WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE.

Denver Aug. 10-The eleventh annual coHFeil'Io,,
- n-.+toral Association OF state Railway and
-ra.o,.a Commissioners opened In this city 20
dav Thirty-one States were represented by about
one hundred delegates. President Lindiey, OF In
~ots called the convention 20 order at 70 O'CLOCK
and delivered an address The following matters
were taken up: Construction ana opeI =.
- .a+is+ics uniform classification. powers,
ST.,ss and work Of railway commissions legis'a-
ZION the enforcing Of orders, safety appliances,
s-ads crossings. and plans for ascertaining inc
81 valuation Of railroad properties.
TIRE convention is expected 10 take some acuoH
toward petitioning Congress TO revise 'he la"s -
80 +hs Interstate Commerce Commission may
- ..o-,+1, m create rates and enforce jheir
h nav three members OF the interstate To'n
e-aot oi' E5o,rnisson-M A Knapp, cnalII .
~, nd + A Moseley-are IN atttnoaHsc q.
't,erysntion Ex-senator John H. Reagan, ae,,c
az the bill which created me I"'''
Cor1rission is also present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
70 ENFORCE BOYCOTT N cLErELAyD.

CLEVELAND. Aug lo-The streetcar strikers and
their syrnpathizers propose to boycott every man
who attended the business mems meeting held a.
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday. for the pur-
pose Of adopting measures TO stamp out the BOY
colt. Petitions have been draw up and VIII az
once be circulated u IS stated. with We" OF
putting the plan into prompt operation. The peu-
.to1 acts forth at length tina, inasmuch as the
rich men propose 20 crush the workingnen IN their
effort 70 better their condition. therefore the ricn
men should be boycotted. over three hundred ana
80 commerce rneetirE and adopted resolutions con-
dar7ring the boycott and subscribing ARG
amount 10 assist In ferreting out sreetcar dyna-
rni,ere There was a marked increase IN the num-
her of passengers carried on Big Consolidated cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
BOYCoTT1yG TOBACCO TRUSTS.
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS IN RICHMOND TAKE
ACTION

Richmond Va. Aug 10 Specializing Cen'ral
Trades and Labor Council Of Richmond last night
decided to boycott the two tobacco trusts .he
American and the Continental companies Ihis
"a the resolution that passed;
Resolved That the Trades Council calls upon tne
members OF the Virginia labor organizatlons 70
cease patronizing the products OF the 'oo8'oo
trusts
Such action has been contemplated for some
time and it was quietly talked over among tne
LEADERS The Trades Council is made UP or ue .t
800 +-orn The VS. rious unions represented IN me
CIV The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eng ng'n 3oia
and the Stone Cutters are expected 10 ~ ia he
es+ee 10 the Council a. its next meeting, anu me
ESo',s11enf will doubtless reach a wide scope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
REPORTED ICE COMBINATION.

The story published in The Tribune on June 8
again current yesterday 10 the effect that the
American Ice Company, with It's capital OF 10000 =
on. half preferred and half common stock. had
secured control Of the Consolidated Ice Company,
OF this city and the Knickerbocker Ice Company,
Of Maine. each capitalized for 100000 The
American company is TO exchange its stock Tor
that OF the other two companies on basis or
share for share. II Is said also that the American
&c negotiating 70 secure control of various other
companies Application has been made 70 nave the
stock listed on the New-York Stock Exc1ange
No officials Of any OF the ice companies inter-
ested could be found IN the city last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
p SMITH SEEKS BAHKRUPTCT.

John p Smith. who lived at NO ~ west CHe-
-sd-snd-twentv-eighth-st and is a clerk IN p
-oa1 os,ats Office AZ No 50 Liberty-st., fled pc
tition IN bankruptcy yesterday. He was real
estate operator FOR twenty-five years and MS last
oneratlon was the erection Of seventeen hathouses
IN West sixty-drst and sixty-second SITS near
,re,+b-ave several years ago. His Liabilities are
s,se sas ~ which sR 7O9 are unsecured ana A3 5SS
sec,red bv bond and mortgage on property tormer-
Il, ou,ned nv him HIS assets are nominaIy - ~.
~ "ra-gesf creditors are the Equitable Lie As
snrance society. S8993l and +. II. Hobbs and - y.
odeIl e. receivers OF The Nlrray III banN e--o,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
Notite 90 Creditors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:

NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
Take notice that II. undersigned intend 70 sppN
FOR Letters Adirsraor tire Estate OF John Chris
tie deceased OF q Greenwich. WHhinstno
COUNTY and State YORK under the provisions OF
Sec 1854 Code Of. civil Procedure AMI notice V
hereby given 20 persons having claims against said
John Christie deceased present cains with ne
vouchers thereof OF the County of Vasn-
ington a. his Office IN Village OF salem y. T.. On ~
before the 18th day Of September. 1889. -
GEORGE CHRISTIE
ALEXANDER MGEoCA
VAN NESS CURRY. Attys.
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foreclosure Salts.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Aleaande- Walker. plaintiff agains. Marx Z.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-Aleaande- wsksr plaintiff. against Marx =.
Stevens al defendants. 49,
In nrsuars Of 81 foreclosurs and sale duiy
made and entered above entitled action oeerln8
data ire l5h csy June 100. l. the undersgned me
II Judgment namsi VIII sell at public auc-
ZION az the Real Estate Salesroorn- No III
Broadway IN the Borough = Manhattan. CITY % View
YORK on the 23rd day see AZ II o'clock noon
or ,ha tav bv William kenney aGctonesr the premises
directed by said judgment be SOLD and therein csscrioei
follows; ~
An that plot Of land. IN the City and County OF NV
York bounded and described follows:
Beginning point N the northerfy sac % Eeh,y-
ninth sfr.et distant nnety-sx feet and eight inches
westerly from ntsrsec;on OF TIE northery sce az
pfzn.vpnth stree. end westerly side o, Columbus
avenue and running thence northerly In curved Inc
nearly parallel Columbus avenue. one hundred Zee
ten inches less. 20 point In me centre me OF
tha tlock distant hundred feet westerly from ths
westerly side Of Columbus avenue measured along sag
centre lire OF the block. thence westerly. along SAID
line hundred feet: thenoe soGtherly parallel VIE
col;r,bls avenue hundred feet eight and one~hat
inches - the no1e-y side = Eighty ninth street, AM
thence eastery along The norhery side of Eghty
hundred three eet four incAes more or
less 70 the point OF beginning.
NA'eD Wv ' GEORGE IT. HART.
OTIS q pPFssINGER RetsreA
Attorneys for Plaintiff
No III Broadway. New YORK cry. -
IN. ,oyovt-E Is diagram Of the properly 10 be soid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
TIE VIEW BAyKERS TRUST cOMPAyT.

The names OF the men who will act as corporators
81 the newly organized Bankers Trust COMPANY
were announced yesterday, the list being as foi-
lows: D. Crawford Clark, Bayard Dominick' Ben
,sr,in Y Duke Albert F. Goodhart Herman C. Z.
r1osk,er Francis II Leggett. Almerc II. Paget,
william G Park Gilbert VI. Plympton. Henry :.
Redmond William Schau. r.. John ". Simpson
Clarence H Wlldes and John Walter Wood. Inc
charter OF the company Will provide tnai oHlSe5
sban he located somewhere IN the district bounded
by Pine William and Beaver SITS. and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
OFFICIALS DENY THE RuMoR-

BOSTON. Aug. I0-General Manager Chamberlain.
Of the New-York, NewHaven and Hartford Rail-
road eu'Dhatically denied tonight the report OF
consolidation Of that road with the Boston and
Maine and Canadian Pacific. He said All reports
or rumors that the New-Haven road Is 20 consoli-
sate with the Boston and Maine or any other rail-
road are untrue and ! am not going 10 be made
second vice-president either"
President Tuttle OF the Boston and Maine char
scte-zed the story as pure nonsense and said that
any report % a consolidation with the Canadian
Pacific untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
MANY BUYERS IN TOWN.
UNUSUAL GATHERING OF PURCHASERS FROM ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY.

OVER THE COUNTRY.
Ore ~ the sure indications OF the widespread
prosperity which the country is enjoying Is the
presence in this city OF unusually large num-
Der Of buyers representing business houses all over
the United States. The hotels a, which out OF
town business men usually stay when IN NeW-fork
are all crowded with buyers at this season the
number OF their guests OF this sort being ma
terally larger than even last summer The wno'e-
sale drygoods trade the boot and shoe men and d
host Of other lines OF business report an extensive
and active buying movement The buyers from
every part OF the country. In their conversation
with the local merchants all tell the same story
OF prosperous times IN their respective states. and
are exceedingly optimistic in their views as 10 the
prospect OF the permanency Of the present salts
factory condition OF trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
FIRE UNDERWRITERS SESSION.

Buffalo Aus. lo.-The National Association OF
FIRE Underwriters opened their annual convention
This morning Mayor Conrad Diehl formally wei
coined the delegates. after which Presldent =. H.
Woodwork delivered an address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
NEw-JERsEY MEN VISIT PHILADELPHIA.
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS OF NATIONAL EXPORT
EXPOSITION INSPECTED BY Gov
rRNOR AND OTHERS


PHILADELPHIA Aug. I0-Governor voorhees, OF New
Jersey Mayor Seymour OF Newark and A. c. Jen-
kinson president Of the Newark Board Of Trade. at
the head OF a large number Of Newark manutact-
urers to-day visited the grounds and buildings OF
the National Export Exposition. which opens here
In September The manufacturers were the guests OF
the Philadelphia Commercial Museums, under
whose auspices the exposition will be held.
The party reached here over the Pennsylvania
Railroad in two special Pullman cars The Com
mercal Museums was visited and an inspection was
made OF the collections and methods OF work
there. A luncheon followed. at which number
os brief speeches made by the exposition
managers and others explaining the scope and pur-
pose OF the enterprise. A number OF tallyhos car
ried the party to the exposition grounds on the
west side OF the Schuylkill River near the nlver-
sity Of Pennsylvania Some time was spent in
going the grounds. and Governor voorhees,
yocing the sentiments OF the party, expressed hm-
SELF as being extremely gratlfed with the progress
made and pledged the support or the manufacturing
and exporting interests OF New-Jersey The visitors
returned 10 Newark at late hour this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

osth-. : $50 :, " ~ 7th-avs 2ox6ot. Eliza
beth rri'h rs "He'urH' DC :" Jane 50 soc
si.h-: No az Wsst 1%''s Fred'1'N Is ooc
eor RG 2.Ds F lane TO- ooc
24tE st 40 IS West, 2, loxf's 2 sismlnd "'idoss ,
~ - Jane M-Na71my -. 49,. -. - =, ,ts.y
23ds, No 4os Ees, . = Srioo' '0ra' iDo 1900
r-o.-.1.-a~s . cor iG5th-~ runs Six . SIX
sax r. T. S.9es p, Io,s- = Home az n @o
sott-s, p =, ~, ~ I Io,1 STs 1906
2davs. No stS $ SH7o Kate Johnson 70 1898
ROsenblum
a8-ave NJ 22i a. centre Ins uetn q
I2Oth aud i2ist Tx = l',N -
$50; Matthias Antony ct a. As'''' 70 'i- 20 500
Calan
Same property: William Weiss assignee q 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

.,b-sv. . corner is,h--t. ,or twswe,s,ory
hr1ck and stone and lofis l-iNloo' S-lss'
q Payer OF No ! f5S LexnStoa..Aye v $3.50
william II Blrkmire. OK NO $40 b'0@""S'' sr7s 40
osab - Nos 40 and 421 East. for ene-vsoy
49, boiler house 80. ixeS.s, the tn.ta 49,.
- : igb, and Power Company. OF NO % Sss'
S2s II owner; II York. OF NO o. west sS' a M
architect a., -. 80 . az .tsrv
$500 and stone nathouse, with stores -yhO'
t,-,rrs J schnuss. % No - East yo.n.sr
v-sr. Gilbert Robinson Of No 10 Fast "o'n- q. 49,
r,osS,r,Srs-ave No ie FOR a two-stoy ortck
49,. Is GSi0o: John L Miller. % No ~ hiNsr-
"a. rrtys owner, Julius Aunckwitz or NO q. go
81 Wsst i25th-si architect A~'s~"
,s,ave n corner i0tth-st, for a foprstoy
hylck warehouse and stable, 5oxlVpi John Fotn'
~ No so2D ist-ave, owner; W Diekers"n' q, 40
r,r.,ona PARK North n 81 ~ = q Ttnton-a.e.
o., ,tx two-story frame dwelling houses, lsxsS'
y OF No zoos Washington-eN7
owner John z Ksrby. architec, 49,
psthsate- ave g. i55 q OF Tremonteve. tor
% Two ana hair story frame dwelling house
srsi Catherine Fox. Il No I@ Tremont-aNe' .scn
oune-. John Kerry. architect 80. @'"~~
Norris PARK 1--we =, % Y ~ Ar.e'n!st-e.e.
,or three two-story frame dwelling hcuses ov1
"a Ard Il; Ephraim Levy. Of No III hroaa- go
way owneri Anderson. Arcnitsc'. ''--'''..'~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
FRESH OUTBREAK IN KENTUCKY rEUD.
DEPUTY SHERIFF OF CLAY COUNTY SHOT AND
FATALLY WOUNDED.

London, Ky, Aug 1c Observation-Disclosures
reached here this afternoon that Dave" Caldwell.
deputy sheriH CT clay County. had been shot in
10 breast end fatally wounded. and that great
element prevailed g.. Manchester. The messenger
did no; know who shot Caldwell. as he started
shortly after the occurrence and there was
Tuch excitrleut he could learn nothing definite
about the tragedy. Caldwell is a warm friend OF
the G-ifhns. and he espoused their after the
fAiipots Rad 80 badly used them in the Little
Goose Creek hgh: last month, when three OF them
were killed
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3 q
Middle iine Of Eo~A



~. s,,-oxirat. amount OF the len charge y
.atisfy which the described property IS % bs a
1. Al with interest thereon from ninth aG '.
Tr-e 1850 together VITA and allowances amoenns
10 s5i IS with interest from July iith ls@ toxesn.s
ytb the expenses u the The approximate
OF taxes other liens. wnicn ars " -
allowed 10 the purchaser OF the purchase
na,A Nv The Referee Il one thousand 81 500 tnr~
Hundred and forty-nve and 5OlOJ Dollars and interest
Dated: New York. July 18th. 1899. ~ ,.,.,s>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
70 FORCE DrsTrLLERIES INTO TRUST

Louisville. KY. Aug. 1O-suits were nleo DTS.
in the United States Court by the heh'u0n n,.ne,
ulleries and Warehouse Company aea 80 re-
FUSED 70 turn over their properties under the terms
OF contract and are attempting to e@'0f' u.s."
terms The suits were fled against the 0"A'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
A-rW YORK SUPREME COURT. County o

L
~ Nav vork-Tne Mutual Lie Insurance company OK
New YORK Plaintiff against Hermann Aoeter and "hsis'
IN pTrsganc. Of a Judgment % Foreclosure sad sns'
suv made and entered In the above entit.sd Aeton
Ing da seventh q July 500 ne ss,Sa
TIE Referee IN said Judgment nanlsd. Will sen a.
Auction a, the Exchange sales Roo--. now coated =.
No iii Broad say the Boroush o, MannA,th Sy COO
New Work. on THURSDAY. the Ear day OF ApsnsI lose
a, ~ O'clock noon. that day. by Bryan L hennsA.
Auconeer premises directed ~ SAID Juos'Sh' W
so1d and therein described as follows; -, -~S
Al thos. lots. pieces or parcels OF n1a;
the buildings erected situate yng ana s
,bs ci.v y New York ard which when ta<en oss.~.
VIZ 5000 ard described as follows: Beginning az
mir, IN Tie south-rly line o. Frtty-nxth stree
- 5urS-es ard seveuty-fve feet EasteTly irr1 tns
a~uths,stery corner OF Ninth Avenue and
running thence Southwarcly paralei WIZ
Aveoae one hundred I'VE inches 20 ne esnue I'D
., 49, bloc thence Eastwarciy along SAID centre an
and parallel ph Ft,ty-sixth street nfty tes'
Gor-hrsrdly parallel with Ninth Avenue one ngresv'
80 sa inshes 20 the souhery side Of sale FRY
.x,o street and thence Westerly along TIE soaussH
Inc u Ffysixh Street fifty feet 20 the point or pAse
OF beginning. 49,. ,s.o
JAMES 3 LUDLOW, RssSsA
GORDON y SHERMAN Attorney for Piaintin,
., Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK. Ga
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
NV DE GIVEN Up FOR THE PRESENT.

A. - re cotton duck concerns Of the United
So. ,rto a new company, TO be known as me
%, vernon woodberry Cotton Duck ComRahS ~
nS - be capitalized az 49, ~ou'a pfoD~'
~ sIu snspended for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT BURNED

Washington. Aug sFire tonight oes,roYe 60 .be
washington Traction and Electric Conlpans "sed
ing a loss Of probably 5000. Inc % s,abIA and
once purposes. The upsettng OF ann sed caused
3olnink oythouse where gasoIene was N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
seth street.

seth street.
~. spp-oxinna.s amount Of the lien o. chArgr "a
satisfy whtch The above described property 70 % soa
900 9o a. with interest thereon from the loh cay oL
Jne 500 together and allowance am 1.s.ns
20 $3.50 GTiOO together with the expenses o. we az
rrsIsss VIII be sold subject prior rorgefes one
for SO 200 and interest Sc from March 10 ess w
other for sic ard interest AZ - from ch --' A'Ss
DATED ~" i''N' ~ GEORGE II HART. R-fe--a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANOTHER CONSOLIDATION EXPECTED.
,r,yoRs OF AN ALLIANCE BETWEEN NEw-HAvEN
AND HARTFORD AND THE BOSTON


AND HARTFORD AND THE BOSTON
AND MAINE
Nsw-Havsn. Conn. Aus. lO.-"The Register" this
,,,srnoon says: There is excellent reason for
neuevfng that the New-York, New-Haven and
yo-,ford Railroad Will enter into an alliance
,,,on very close relations with the Boston and
Main. Railroad and the Canadian Pacific Railroad
A rumor 20 this effect has been persistent at the
,ocsl railroad Offices this week. II was said that
reu-. Of ar important and very unusual kind was
shortly 10 mstsrialize. and that when it comes
which will be in near future. the financial world
oil receive a great surprise
Inquiry al the once o. me general superintendent
Confirmation nor denial. the officials refusing TO
make any statement more than to declare that
enanate from that office and referring 10 the gen
sraI manager OF the system at Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
Miscellaneous.

COME THINGS you must never forget-The Drensss
- Gloves Iavallere Corsets the Lbert Per,unss
the Partisan Jewe-y. These wonderful sp7cialties arc
always kept By JAMAiES. West 3Tth-st near 5tn-eVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11

The Government crop report OF August = as fig
ured by the statistician OF the Produce Exchange.
shows decrease In the yield OF spring wheat as
con7na-ed with the amount indicated by the July
-o,or- % - on GO bushels the this year
being 26o $1,000 bushels comparing with @o.0W' }"
bushels in July and with a harvest last year OF
2q5 335 IA bushels No change is made In the winter
wheat yield for last months estimate, the Indicated
crcD being 274540CoO bushels which compares with
a winter wheat yield OF Ss.sl3,9l bushels In 1875
This makes the total wheat outlook 555i5oCp bush
ols oon,na-ine with $50 1900 bushels last year
The corn crop shows a decided increase over !as'
month the indicated yield being 2259p"' ou DIS!
&c airing with last months estimate OF III
0 900 and with last years harvest OF &c g. e.
bushels The WELD OF oats IS estimated az .A':Go
S,sbeis as against rs $50 bushels indicated Dy the
INV report and 100 500 bushels harvested IN lHso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
r1rrrD By COLoRED WAITER.

Colorado Springs. Col, Aug. 10 lspeclai'-A
wealthy cotton dealer. Gus Mckenzie. of Gaines
ytIIe Tex was killed by a colored walter Ia tie
presence OF hotel guests AZ dinner nefe to-SASs 49,