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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
PROTEST SENT BY BlSHOP HIAhhri'

MEMBERS OF HOLY CROSS CHI RICH JERSEY
cry OBJECT 70 AURICULAR CONFESSION.
There are two causes Of the trouble IN me h'!
Gross Protestant Episcopal Church In GreenNlH''
Jersey city. which threatens 10 divide the cong
cation one is a book entitled The way OF N'e
Ponitent" circulated in the parish iaSt "'eN ~
the rector tho Rev Mr.. Elmendorf and written p'
tho Rov Alfred c. Mortimer Of Philadelphia inc
book contains questions for the examination tS Os
penitents The other cause or disstilsio. - o,n
stond which the rector has taken In iaNor OF con-
fcseOn. .A. ho ,., COO M
obinctinn 10 the book He cannot understands ne
said yesterday why objection is made 10 fai
oorression II have been hearing coni'ssl9uSi
said he ever since was ordained prleSt H. l'iy
Gross Church three years ago. 'onlcSsloH -
voluntary on the part Of tho p"nlt'nt. 30 nu
see why any member should concern hlnnScn TN
tho voluntary act Of another in confession ~.
Rov Mr. Elmendorf said that he would continue 10
hear confessions every friday . ,ro,os,
Members OF the congregation have sent p,v'uhS
IN Bishop Starkcy. Josephus Plenty one oi 81, (,e
u.ardena saws that he has received reply rom
the bishops secretary. but he declines 20 DISCUSS IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
TNCORPORITED IT 4LBiNY.

Albany Feb THE s.. Regis Paper COMPANY ~
tho town OF Franklin jefferson County was incor-
poratcd to-day. wis q capital Of - uIoOJD divided
into Sju00p0 preferred and S50Dnpo common stock
The directors are George +. Dodge and Titus
Meics. Of Ncw-York city George o. Sherman and
David NJ. Anderson. Of Wairrtown. and Ferris J.
Mcigs II 81 Regis Falls The following other
stock companies have been inc rIorated:
ST Regis Falls Electric Light Company. Of 81.
Regis Fails. capital. S2Wn. Directors. H. r..
. Neil William r. . NelI and William H. Bah
cock.
Wilbur Piano Company. OF Ncw-York city. cap
ifal - ON Directors. Harry h. Prast of New
York city. John - Prasc. of Mount vernon and
George y. Taylor. of Piermont
Nev-York Colortypc Company Of New York
city. capital. Sl5OUuO Directors A. H. Van BrInt
Meredith narc and Lewis II. Freedman.
Tonkin & Smith Company. Of New-York 10 deal
Toulin. 6. \ Smith and John Touku
Wilfred Eames Manufacturing Company. of Roch-
ester. 20 manufacture grinders. capital $luuDD.
Directors: Wilfr,d Eamcs. Mard'u Go11nlc ANA A.
II. Mccall
Bcrnhurdi Brothers Company. Of Buffalo To deal
in groceries. capital s45uOJ. Directors. Hermann
Bernhardt. II. II Franey and Charles ". White
Incandcsc.nt TRADING Company. Of Ncw-Yorl,
city. capital 5000 Directors. H. Hobart Porter.
jr.. r. a. Freshman and John g Wall
Continental liygela ice Company ~ Ncw-York
CITY. capital $500 Directors. William II Leon
ard H. 4 Schalk Frank Ruppari Frank DE
Ncgelles and Daniel De Negcllcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
EprScopAL MISSIONARY TO PoRTo RIco.

chicago. Feb 4-Chicago will have the honor Of
sending the first Episcopal missionary 10 PORTO
Rico Bishop McLaren has appointed 'he hV'
Georeo r. Pratt a special missionary Of the 'h-
-, ,,ooaso IN tho island He will sail for the
West Indies 10 take up his new duties ABOUT
March / and will work under the personal direc-
ton Of Bishop McLaren to establish missions ana
schools in all the large settlements on the isahu
lie will first go 10 San Juan. and spend several
months studying the characteristics OF 'he peop''
and tho possibilities OF mission work. HIS APP
,,,,r,r,ort has been formally confirmed by the Ma
,t,,,l t,nisconaI Missionary Committee. Several
weeks ago Bishop McLaren was selected by the
committee TO go to Porto Rico for the purpose OF
looking over the field. but he was Competed 70
pratt will not 20 as Bishop McIarens personal
ranresentativc or to do the work originally as
from the Chicago diocese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

The New-York Society Of the order OF Tho Found
,rs and Patriots q America. Of which General
Stewart 7, Woodford Is governor general and Jus
tlce william Winton Goodrich is governor IN his
State will hold its annual banquet at Sherry's on
February a. Elaborate preparations are being
made for the dinner. The theme Of the speech
making will be the Cavalier. Puritan. Hoander and
Huguenot as the four leading sources % the social
and political institutions Of America and as these
four classes Of Observation-Disclosures had decided
views on the subject ~ expansion Il Is expected
that the speeches VII have very modern flavor.
In Difference 10 81. Valentines Day the society
will indulge in an innovation by having not only
q ladies' reception before the banquct. but ladies'
al the banquet tables; and their presence WIFI he
duly recognized In the toas;s. Justice Goodrich
Will govern the feast. and there ~ill be many
prominent guests and speakers. The order Of the
Founders and Patriots Of America is based on de-
scent i'm direct male line OF either the father or
mother from an ancestor who settled in America
during the first fifty years after the founding %
jamestown, in 1907. and from intermediate an
cestor who during the Revolution. was loyal 70
me American cause. II has membership conspcu-
ously representing the four ancestral strains 81 the
snouet Commttee-Colonel Lewis Cheesman
Hopkins chairman, Edward Payson Cone. Charles
Albert Hoyt. Charles Hathaway Webb. Or. Henry
Clark Coe. Edward Hagaman Han. Henry Lincoln
Morris. John Elderkin George Clinton Batchener
Reception Commi,tee~Mrs. Stewart l.. Woodford
Henry 9 cIsrk coe Mrs kobert b Roostveit Mrs
Edward Hasaman Hall. Mrs. Henry Lincoln Nor
Raymond Weeks Mrs george Clinton Batchee
Mrs. Walter Seth Logan Mrs. Trueman Gard
g gsm. AveJ B sssI WstS ss soS
S Ssn Eill,s% y,,i,. Haley. Nstissw Hnmap Tsse
kins and Jonas Hapgood Brooke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
THE REPORTED piRL0Rc4R COMBINATION

The report vas received yesterday that "a con-
soldation u the Pullman Wagner and other parlor-
car companies Wa contemplated Senator James
Mcmillan of Michigan. is said 90 be- deeply inter-
estel IN The plan. The Michigan Peninsular car
Company. which is now capitalized az IS $4,000 and
in which Senator Mcmillan and other Western
men are Interested VIII II Is said be- % factor M
the proposed consolidation
According 20 the report the plan II consolidation
cortempla'ts The organization of company
capitalized az $Wg0.WO SO FAR as can be asccI-
tanned. The promoters ~ the consolidation have
received no cncoEragcmeni here. Dr. W Seward
Webb Is president OF the Wagner Palace Car Com
pany. lie could not be found yesterday. but an
official OF the company declared emphatically that
no plan OF consolidation bad been agreed 10 by the
Wagner company. and SO far AZ he knew no plan
mad been prOpOsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
CiST-TROV ND STRTES TO COMBINE
PROJECTED COMPANY EMBRACING MANY IN
TFRFSTS.

PROJECTED COMPANY EMBRACING MANY IN
TERESTs
Chicago Feb 4-"The Post to-day says mat
one Of the latest movements 10 combine industrial
corporations is that which has for It's object 'he
consolidation of a number Of the more important
cast-irOn plants Of the country. The name ot the
company Is TO be- the United States Cast Iron and
Foundry Company. and II will have = capitaiza-
ton Of SGT 900 O0O divided into Sl2OW.oOo Of per
cent non-cumulative preferred and Sl2w~Om com
mon stock The combination viii be- made up OF
the American Pipe and Foundry Company Dennis
Long & Co. Alleston Pipe and Steel company
Lake Shore Foundry Company. ONO PIPE 'oh-
pany Buffalo pipe Company. McNeal Pipe ana
Foundry Company. and the National ripe anu
Foundry Works.
These eight concerns are said to control more
than ~ per cent u the total output OF cast-ron
pipe i'm the country. More than one-half OF the
CAPITAL stock OF the new corporation has been taken
bv the owners Of the plants which II Is proposed 10
consolidate and $iOyO.OOO OF the remainder mas
been subscribed for in New-York. Subscribers VIII
receive share u the common with each snare OF
no prcfe red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ADVANCE ~ THIRD-AIE. STOCK.
RJMoR THAT THE METROPoLGTAN HAD SECURED
CONTROL OF THE ROAD DENIED AGAIN.

Rt'MOR THAT THE METROPOLITAN HAD SECURED
CONTROL. OF THE ROAD DENIED AGAIN.
Metropolitan Street Railway stock continued
yesterday its upw ird movement. going at one time
high 22j and closing ri 23l. net gain for
the day Of points. Third Avenue Railroad stock
also up the last price being IL. an advanc" Of
per cent compared with Fridays last quota
ton. Various surnisos wcr" current 10 the
cause Of these advances, the most popular one
being that Metropolitan had secured control OF
Third Avenue, but this report was denied 10y Ndrl-
Gus interests. among them Henry Hart one ~ the
heaviest holders OF Third Avenue stock who said:
THE report Is untrue. II is absolutely without
foundation" The stock % the Third Avenue Rail-
road Company has been comparatively inactive IN
the recent pull market. and yesterdays advance il
ia said may easily have been due 10 tn" execution
of an investment order Of substantial size. As TO
the Metropolitan the steady and rapid rise IN price
may reflect merely tho fact of the prosperity ~
that great traction system and the probability of
further advantage TO the holders OF its stock
through the close relations between the MetrOpol-
l,an Street Railway Company and tho New-York
Gas and Electric Light Heat and Power Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
BADLY MINED on THE ASTOR BATTERY
A SYMPATHETIC FRESHMAN BEwAI1S ITS EMPTY
RANKS

SYMPATHETIC IRlsHMAN BEwAI1S ITS EMPTY
RANKS.
II. c. Du Val is telling with great deal oil
glee a little incident OF the welcome extended
to the Aston Battery upon its return iro"
Manila As every one knows. the battery con-
sists Of only a handful Of men. and they were
escorted by only a handful Of regulars MI
Du Val went out 20 watch them pass ii"
review on Monday last. While the battery was
passing he heard several conyulsive sons along
side him and turned to see who was in trouble.
He saw great big. brawny lrishman sitting
on a water hydrant. maintaining his equilibrium
with difficulty Great tears were rolling down
his cheeks When he saw Mr.. Du Val he recog-
nized him and said in a husky voice:
"Shure captain dear. war is turrible thing
LUX at thin poor byes. Shure | saw thin
march away wild me own eyes thousand strong
and this Is all that's left Of them. Disease ana
the Dagos have all the rest OF thin. POOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
CHANGES IN CITY EMPLOYEES SALARIES.
REDUCTION MADE by THE TAX COMMISSION
Frs AND INCREASES IL THE HIGH
WAYS DEPARTMENT

The Tax Commissioners have relieved William
s Pckard 90 some Of his duties by assigning
James p Hutton 10 his district. and reducing
Pickard's salary from SEQ 10 81 go Huuon's sal
AIRY has been fixed at 5000 Lee J. Mills. the
Deputy Tax Commissioner has resigned
When Highways Commissioner Heating took
office he reduced the salaries Of "A number OF en-
gineers and draughtsmen from 500 20 $500 apiece
The eaaries Of the following have been restored
10 the old figures. which are IL follows:
Robert Allen $3.50; Adam Rr"sncer. $3.50: VIII
lam Messenger. 500. Herman Klotz. Sl.S-o John
7. Johnson 81 22o Richard Ronisch. Sl.32o. Joseph
Joyce 81 200 David Shea 81 2Dl. Hugh Tiornan.
N.6sO. Eugene Hers $3.50, James Mack $3.50. Josiah
Briggs chief engineer. 5000. Samuel &. Thomp-
son $3.50: Richard Gillespie. 81 go. Robert \ No
GreGor. $3.50, jose Primelcs. $3.50; Arthur y
Prnch $500. Justin Reynolds. }lf@. and Henry
Ruff g. 100 all assistant engineers. Henry C. Ors-
trich. N.500. Julian bowman transit man. s. 900.
Frank Mclean. levelcr. $0S). Alfred Ostrandcr.
81. 20 and John Moore computcr 81 goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ORGANIZING THE PEOPLES CLJB.
THE PROVISIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
ADOPTS 4 CONSTITUTION AND TRANS
ACTS OTHER BUSINESS.

ACTS OTHER BUSINESS
At meeting OF the Provisional Executive COM
mittee OF the Peoples club held Thursday evening
AZ the Office Of Charles Sprague Smith. In Carnegie
Music Hall a provisional constitution was adopted.
besides other important measures relating TO the
government of the organization. The trst
annual meeting will he held I'm June.
Mr. Smith who was elected chairman OF the com
ml,tee submitted a draft OF constitution. This
draft which was accepted after a few changes
provides In general that the organization shall be
known as the Peoples club that its purpose shall
be 10 furnish its members an opportunity for the
study OF current problems and for social inter
course
The draf, further specifies that the club shall be
allied with the Peoples institute and It's members
shall be associate members Of the institute, Dut
that the institute shall nave no supervision or
authority over the club
The committee decided to present the name Of
Ernest II. Crosby. VINO is lawyer and promi-
presidency Of the new organization at the hrsi
meeting Of the club. which viii probably be hcld
Marks parish Tonth-st and Avenue a
The Peoples institute will hold meeting This
day-evening lectures on Modern Problems ETH
caily Considered" Admission TO The meetings is
meeting by Or. Robert Collyer. Rabbi Gustav Colt
heil Robert Fulton Cutting ana charles Sprague
The dates Of the succeeding meetings and their
respective speakers are given below February ~
csS sTon Of FabTSay 3 ANDREW
V Raymond. Union College; February 70 Rr.
William 5, Rainsford: March .. pr Robe, Robert Coll
is Or Felix Adler, March 26 the Rev. Merle St.
Crox Wright April Professor Georee - Her
ron. Iowa College April 9. DR.. Talcou Williams.
Philadelphia: April IT, Or. r. IIeber Newton;
April g. Professor Walter \. Wyckon Princeton
University; April 80. the. Rev. Thomas r. Sucer;
May = DR. Thomas G. Hall: May A. Or. John p.
Peters: May p. the Rev. Leighton Williams; May
2S Dr $. C. swallow: Harrisburg Penn. and June
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ORGANIZED AGAINST the VAIL TRrST.

Trenton. y. j.. Feb. 4.-The charter Of the Mer-
chants Wire and Nail Company. with a capital OF
$500 ooo common and $5oOOuo per cent preferred
stock was filed here to-day. The corporators named
I'm the charter are Clement y. Bddlc Robert BID
dlo and William - Knight all Of Philadelphia. OF
the capital stock S2ooOoo IL paid. The main office
will be- at Philadelphia and mills Will he started
al Philadelphia Pittsburg. New-York; Newburg,
y y Baltimore. cleveland. ONO, Ashland; N.Y.
East s. Louis Chicago. Pueblo. col; OAKLAND
Cdl and other points
Clement s. Biddle is president of the COMPANY.
The object in forming the company. ne Tald' WAS
protection against the wire and nail trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
FAILTRE or san JOSE SAVINGS B4Nh

san Francisco Feb the State Bank Com
rntssioners have made a careful investigation Of
the affairs OF the Union Savings Bank OF san lose
and find Us assets sasl All less than statement
taken from the books showed two days before. ana
have directed Attorney General Ford 20 bring suit
in the proper court 10 have the bank declared n
solvent AS the Court shall adJudge the
bank insovent the Commissioners Will order the
directors levy assessment its capital stock
for the beneht OF the depostors The assets OF
the bank SIS. as less than It's liabilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
MRS. PLACE LEARNS SHE NJST DIE.

rSsTRr-CTs HER LAWYERS To MAKE EVERY Eff
FORT FOR EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
Mrs Martha Place, Of Brooklyn. who killed her
stepdaughter Ida on February T. 1898, now knows
that she will have forfeit her life I'm the electric
chair II Governor Roosevelt does not save her.
Mrs Place was told 81 this by the Warden at Sing
Sing Prison yesterday. after the receipt Of the
papers in her case from the Court Of Appeals.
Mrs Place on receiving the news. buried her
face in her hands and wcpt for several minutes
without speaking word. The Court OF Appeals
set the week beginning March 20 as the time within
which the death sentence must be carried out
Mrs Place has not vet been Informed Of this She
has sent for her lawyers. and VIII instruct them
20 make every effort to secure Executive clemency
for her
Mrs Place will be the first woman to De executed
ir the electric chair in this State. and the first
woman 10 suffer the death penalty since the hang
Ing OF Mrs Druse in Herkimer County in 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
NO TROTBLE AT THE HOTEL.
TORIA. But THEIR PLACES ARE
QUICKLY FILLED

The management Of the WaldorfAstoria denies
that there has been any general strike OF walters
and kitchen help. 1t Is admitted that some OF the
employees have left the service, but their places
have been speedily filled. The management VIII not
admit that the reduction 10 provide in part
for the increased tax levied on the hotel oscar
Tschrky. the head waiter. said Yesterday: We
paw even under the reduction. as good wages az
are paid Anywhere in the city. Some people DO not
know when they are well off. There Is no trouble
now" George G. Boldt. proprietor Of the hotel.
said Yesterday THE wages Of the walters ana
other kitchen employees were reduced In order 10
Fifth-eVe | have LEFT all details with the head or
the department. and he reports all serene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
HEAVY FlTLrRE " BrFF4LO.

Buffalo. Feb. "A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed N the Bankruptcy Court to-day
by Frank p. Boechat. real estate dealer. Of South
buffalo The liabilities are placed at il9l 300 and
the assets $50 worth Of wearing apparel which the
bankrupt claims exempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
HIGH GRIN ELEruoR cHlRGEN.

captain VI. DE IuN. 81 80. - South--f. has
written The following open letter 70 Governor Roose-
welt ara m"nucrs q the Legislature.
Authentic evidence has been furnished hy f. H.
Andrews. secretary OF IA" New YORK Produce ~
change. showing hoN elevator charges on LOO 00l
bushels ~ grain, stored. ighter"d and shipped from
the port Cf New York amounts 20 50 Afs while
charges on same grain at N'W-Orlcans are only
N& Thus the charges AZ Ncw-York CIV are twen-
iN--eF'n times greater than at Ncw-Orleans Fur
th'rmorc. Mr Andrews report shows that AZ
Norfolk and Newport News tho charges ai told
on 10000 bushels ~ grain only 500
Further startling evidence laid before the
state Commerce Commission by \ Griscom "A
prominent steamship agent. that q steamship com
puny which paid X--"ntl q year rent for . pier IN
New-lork Ciiy was eivcn free pier and "a bonus
Of s25Ou at Boston. The journal 81 Commerce
and Comm 'rcial Bulletin exposed how rain grain
was given advantage Ia NeW- York Of eight
tenths % one cent bushe over canal grain This
probab j. the mean@st act the New-YOrk Produce
Exchange ever sanctioned
In view Of these factf, why waste time and money
Oh further Investigation Every abuse - the Erie
Canal and the State commerce is already well
know. Immediate remedies are what lie needed
not investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
KILLED ~ 4 PEcrnAR ACCIDENT
AN ENGINEER MEETS DEATH NY THE "VERTVRN
ING OF HIS LOCOMOTIVE.

Point Pleasant. Feb. ABOscar Durand oi thlS
Mace. a Central Railroad engineer. was Killed IN
a po.ul.ar accident to-day. His fireman i"org'
Bradley. also OF Point Pleasant. had MS arms
broken
purand was the engineer OF the 'ehtral Tram
which LEFT Jersey CITY At S.i5 this morning fo'
Point Pleasan, over the New-York ana Long
Branch Railroad Nothing unusual occurred I'M"
the train was entering the railroad yhtuS h'r'.
suddenly the engine left the tracks ana tnihru 3N'
ON its side The engineer was crushed, ana Wh'h
he US taken ont ~ the cab dead. flrema u
BRADLEY was sitting the opposite side 81 the '"p
and h. fe purdnd. ,,.,
The train was going slowly "heh me a'Cl". ~
occurred and there were few passenger IN the
cars None OF the cars left the track
Durand was about sixty Years Ola. ana l'"N'' ~
family He was of thc oldest engineers Ia
The employ OF tho central Railroad. ana hah ps.In
on tho Point PIE isan run since the opening OF inc
New York and Long Branch Railroad IN 30 ~
accident was caused by defect in IN" r"au"'u
which vas not noticed by the engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
ScHlRwENKA Art oBJECTS IT ArcTIoN

The floor space at the Knickerbocker Auction
Rooms. 40 West Twenty-eghth-st, has been
nearly doubled that better advantages are
offered than formerly to inspect goods pre-
vious 10 buying them An important sale is DOM
FOR Tuesday ana the following afternoons at 2
o'clock The collection Of antiques, furniture.
arms. rugs ceramics. paintings. art objects. etc. or
Naver Scharwcnka. the pianist and composer, il
80 be offered. together with the contents OF the
Gramercy Park home OF the Baroness Ienaide
ScharWcnka. In these articles are Included goa
drawing room furniture. style OF Louis NV. eX-
amples Of tcakWOOd India and pearl inlaid: en-
pire. Old Flemish. Dutch. Colonial and carved We
netian furniture. old Flemish tapestries. Sevres
vases bronzcs worries. clock sets library tables
rugs brlc-A-brlc and articles Of household use and
adornmcnt in great variety. The sale will be
nhsOllfr