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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
ORGANIZING A SCREW TRUST

New-Haven. Conn., March 2-"The REGISTER Is
authority for the statement that consolidation OF
the screw manufacturers throughout the country 70
he known as the National Screw Company. IS beng
pcrfected The trust will he capitalized AT No"V~''
The American Screw Company. Of PROVIDENCE II
the prime mover in the combination one OF u'e
original members Of the new trust VIII ne the
crtllov Comnanv Of this city Of which General
George II Ford is president. The other companies
which. It is understood will enter the trust are:
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company, New
Britain Conn; National Screw and Tack Co ON
Recd e. Prince Worcester. Mass: Boston screw
Company. Fitchburg Mass; Wright Cotton
Worcester Mass Columbia Screw Company. Pull
man III. Massachusetts, Screw Company, Holyoke,
Mass: Reading Screw Company Philadelp9ia =, +.
A = Corbin New Britain Conn: Charles Parker
Company Meriden Conn. and Union Screw Com
pany. Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
FOREIGN HOTEL ARPIVALS.

Grand Hotel Rome-Mr. and Mrs. George Porter,
Mr. LOwenstein Omitted States CONSUL. Baron
Bush Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, the
Hon II. Lee Dillon. Prince and Princess de Wa
gram, Prince Pierre Strozzl. Count Roman PotocM,
Comte de Montbrisson. sir Christopher Turner
Sir z. T Gourley. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalzel. and MIR.
and Mrs. Granville Alexander
Parker's Hotel. Naples Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Pack
ard Dr. A. E. Valentine. Thomas Robbins and
family, Mrs. and Miss Seagrave. Miss b. Rich
ardsOn Mr.. and Mrs +. Il De Long the Rev. Or.
Rylance Miss Rylance. Miss Fisher. Mrs. H. II
Cobb, T Pryor "A nliamson Mr.. and Mrs j.. =
Trisby the Rev. Il 6 Pennyman. and Major and
Mrs Pennyman.
Hotel Chatham. Paris. d Clark, MI and Mrs
1. w Moore G ZONES. Miss /; Holland Miss J.
Miss H. Chandler W. p. Span. }. Overton. Mr. and
Mrs W. Gaynor n y Harrigan G. WeNes. w. l.
Warren II. ". Mack. G. II. Dubois. Charles l.
Williams and Mr. and Mrs l.. G. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
NATIONAL sTRAwBOARD COMPANY PLANS

Chicago March 2O.-The prospectus Of the organ
ization OF the National Strawboard Company under
the Jaws OF New-Jersey was issued to-day. II pro-
vides that the company be capitalized at $ooco"V'
equally divided between common ana preterren
stock the latter per cent cumulative. Ihere II
% 6 900 of ca zen class of stock to be issued al once
and there will he a working capital Of SoD"n 1t
is stated that the company will control pracucaIY
- per cent OF the strawbOard business or me cou-
try the balance OF the trade being supplied ny me
American Strawboard Company An agreement
exists between the two companies whereby the en-,
tire business will all times be divided equally, ana
ali differences in output viii be settled IN cash on
the tenth day Of each month The securities WI.
he listed on the NcW-York Stock Exchange I'M
medintelN after their Issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
cHARGES on cOTNTRY CHECKS

A meeting of the Philadelphia Clearing House
Committee is 10 be held to-day in that city To con-
slider the advsabty of adopting the policy OF the
New York Clearing House Association in charging
for collection OF out-oftOwn checks 1t is learned
that three q the largest Philadelphia banks have
sent circulars TO country banks having correspond
ents here offering TO handle their checks without
charge and ii Is understood that banks I'm Boston
and Chicago have made similar offers. the accept
ance OF which Of course. would involve the trans
fer 20 them Of the city accounts of the country
banks entering into the arrangement II Is said
also that certain local trust companies, not clear
ing through the hew-York Clearing House have
asked for these accounts. and have offered to pay
per cent interest them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY OFFICERS

The following the officers and directors OF
the recently Incorporated General Chemical CON-
pany; President. William II. Nichols; treasurer
James L. Morgan. tr.; secretary Charles Robinson
Smith: counsel. Sanford II. Steele; consulting eng
neer J. B. r Herreshof: directors. william H.
Nichols Sanford II Steele George w. Kenyon.
Charles Robinson Smith. James l.. Morgan IT,
Louis 8 Wolf J Herbert Bagg. Eugene Naush'
Frederick Phillips c. p. Tiers +. H. Rising H.
F Chappen and II. w. Chappel.
The constituent companies are the Nichols Cheh-
zeal Company Highlands Chemical CcmpahE'
James L. Morgan Co. and the Marun Nam
desch Chemical Company. New York; the Nauon9l
Chemical Company. Cleveland; the Passalc Cheill1
cal Company Newark. y. j.; the Dundee theinlCai
Works and the Lodi Chemical Company. New
Jersey: the ChappeH Chemical Company; Chic3Eo ,
the Moro Phillips Chemical COMPANY Fhiiadeipnih /;
the Fairfield Chemical Works. Connecticut ana
LANES Irwin & Co Pittsburg The General Chen-
zeal Company has authorized capital or s-o'U,t-
az of which one-hah IS per cent cumulet 1--WE pre-
ferred stock and one-half is common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
SUGAR GOES Up AND DOWN.

CLOSES AT 1874. A LOSS FOR THE DAY OF PER
CENT
sugar had it's ups and downs yesterday on me
Stock Exchange Closing on Saturday AT I'Z' IL
opened Yesterday morning all the way from 10 10
Is0 and seemed likely 10 continue us uP""
nrogress Of the preceding few days II soon settled
.rourh IL however. staying there until after Il
O'Clock when on reports that Norman B. Ream or
Chicago. had come here to negotiate the sale OF
the Glucose Sugar Refining Company. In when +, ne
e largely Interested. to the American sugar re
artng C9mnanv the latter stock went up TO 49,
90 iiph point FOR the day But the reports We're
~, Confirmed and Sugar stock went down little by
i,,,is 5ariines following recessiOns, until at tho
close stood Al 1si loss for the gay nt ZEE so1
cent The dealings IN the stock were heavy. lsl oSI
shares Glucose followed Sugar downward, ciosing
.. = a net decline OF per cent as compared with
G ,,rdoxss price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. March 2O.-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
New-YOrk and Bluehelds Company. Of New York
City. deal in timber and mining lands In Central
and South America. capital so 900 directors. David
c. Bennett r., Edwin J. Johnson and Charles W.
McCandless
The New-York and Buena Ventura Company, Of
New-YOrk City. 70 deal In real estate in Central
and South America especially In the United States
of Columbia. and 70 deal in the products OF the
tropics capital, $1,000 directors. David G.. Bennett,
jr.. Edwin j. Johnson and Charles McCandless
Pan-American Cigar Company Of Silver Creek.
Chautauqua County; capital $1,000; directors, Gil
bert W Smith. OF Irving. and s. L. Newton, l. l.
Powers Martin Ebbng and Henry J. Martin, Of
Silver Creek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Intervale ave. No lilo 20 LIZA GOX7s 8x54 TX
dd.il, Samantha and sidney + Van Attn 90 Her
ana Maria Knable ................. SAC
sgth-st 4. 100 II of 2d-avs. 2J1lOO.S. Gottlieb
+ Weber to Katy BOW. -......,......... zoo
l2th 81. 30 3b4 West 10 llNlOO1l: Philip Teets
81 al executors etc 10 James stanley ......... Il
Brook ave corner l6lst n. ~ 5X70V,5 TX
$50 Katherine kapp 10 LOUIS and Josephine
Hammer ................. Observation-Disclosures. $50
22d-st 1868 4 OF 9th ave 2sxDs .. Henry
J.. Rogers ot nj. executors trustees 10
Ralph luess ............. e2H
1l5th-st SO ~ East. - 2K1OO II: John . Wilson
to Edward Gqntermann ..-.......... 100. liz
llZth-s, g. 100 n Of 9th ave. iSOx1O0 II,
William u Husk and another David segIin
and another ......... s2H
1homhs Donnelly. referee. 10 Andrew j Cor
mick ..... ................. 1910
l2sth-s =. a76 n Of Lenox ave 81 8xf,, II;
Isaac l. Smith to August Won Ganther. ....... $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
Union OF BROOKLYN LINES
CONTROL OF ELEVATED BY RAPID
TRANSIT ANNOUNCED.

r,zr THIRD RAIL" SYSTEM OF ELEC-
rpu,rv TO BE INSTALLED ON THE
rI.EyATED-ADvANTAGE CLAIMED
FOR THE CONSOLIDATION
,ounce,nent vas made yesterday ny
.x-Governor Roswell P. Flower tha' 'i'e
,vn Rapid Transit Company mao aoqumeu
controlling interest in the STOCK Oh 'ne ~
len Union Elevated Railroad COMPANY
elevated company owns about twenty "i'e -
railroad in the principal streets oi p'o'N'' "
-, =, tho structure being directly above INC
srrfece lines Of the Brooklyn Kappa lr@"S',
Co,ranv The acquisition OF the eieVe''N
,r,cture therefore will enable the biooN''"
panid Transit Company TO reheNe 'ne N'
'cestion of traffic which now greatly re'"iO'
i.s growth and will enable the company ~ e
.,e,, ,hrough transit to the outskirts of Brook
,vn over the elevated structure IL no"
80. a., hopr 70 go from the New-York END OF
tho Bridge TO Bensonhurst. and II is eNpeo'eu
tho. the combination OF surface and elevated
,or,s will hermit this distance TO be covered
IN about forty-fve minutes Inc Uin'e i,V''l
I,a,ca and Flushing TO this borough VIII oe
.hor,ened from an hour 10 about forty minutes
The Intention is to equip the elevated ROAD WIN
.,.otricitv AZ once and to place inchnes AT the
and ~ the structure. connecting with surlaOe
TRACKS for suburban points. so that passengers
NAV be carried from the Borough OF Mammalian
90 oil ,he suburban territory without change OF
cars 1900,
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit people expect
.,o, the ACQUISITION Of the elevated railroad VIII
n.o,ariallv lessen the accidents which are no"
the resul, Of contested traffic in crowded streets
and will tend to build up the suburbs raPluIS
7, in fact furnishes the Brooklyn hapiu an.
-, Somnany with double trackage In the streets
which are now full Of cars. Great ecOhoHIIe'
will be possible under the joint nan"eeIiilrlt
anS The net earnings Of the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company are expected 10 increase
largely. ...,.,. now, in
The third rail" system of electricity now III
use between the Bridge-st. station IN MSi"I,
ave and the Bridge, VIII be lhs'aneu WI "a
the lines Of the elevated road II Is uhugi SOU
that the Kings County Elevated Railroad COM
go viii as soon as it's reorganization is com
pleted be absorbed by the Brooklyn Union Ele
rra,ad Railroad Company thus also passing uh-
6ar the control Of the Brooklyn RAPID transit
Counanv There is also little DOUBT that inc
latter corporation Will soon secure uls Ooi's!
Island and Brooklyn Railroad company une
only other railway system in brooklyn no" Ho'
owned or controlled by H. -
Although Ex-Governor Flowers aihounO0
noent was not made public until after the CiVSe
OF business yesterday. there was genera u
lie, early In the day that some such news was
about 10 develop. There was a wide opening
~ the stock on the Exchange with hISl quo,rSa
tions ranging all the way between 10 anu 10
Saturdays closing price having peeh i'' 3
Tbe stock Quickly went up to llOl2, then began
IN case off and. after much fuctuauon closed
at 1904 a net gain for the day OF "a per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
COYFESSES THAT HE STARTED FINE
THE WORKSHOP OF THE HOUSE OF REFUGE
BURNED BY AN INMATE.


BURNED ny AN INMATE.
Fire DESTROYED the north workshop or the House
OF Refuge. on Randalls Island about 10 O'CLOCK
yesterday morning -
William Weider. eighteen years old whose ho'"e
is at No Y Iewis-st confessed 10 Assisthht-Supe'
intendent Gallup Of the House OF Refuge ina, ne
set fire to the building. Weder has spent lo"'
years in the Juvenile Asylum. lie hah pee" w"
fined in the House OF Refuge three times previous
10 his last sentence there. He WAS me"i"r'
Of the seamanship class. which was drilled on ,he
third floor Of the building After the dIin ne III II
bebind some mattresses. and set fire TO them ne
then Jumped from the window. 10 aVoiu pei' -,
seen coming from the room. ne was seen =
Jump and was arrested on suspicion. AnI al -
ward confessed that he had set the buIldlht on
ire He gave as his reason that ne han ov tI
semi there unjustly. and wanted 10 get even nc
will be arraigned I'm Special Sessions, IL, =,
rho building was 100 feet long by ~ reef Wlue II
contained the printing Office. the shoe the car
and the tailor shops. About one hundred ana MY
nove were at work when the fire was discovered
They were marched out OF the building IN saIeg.
The damage IL estimated at 5000 SIX weeks ago
an attempt was made to burn the WORKSHOPS anu a.,
a result two boys transferred TO the E'ihra
RcfOrnatOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

Trenton. y. J., March So.-Articles of incorpora-
ton OF the Boston and Seven Devils Copper Com
rany with a capital Of 100000 were filed here to-
day The company is authorized 10 mine. smelt
and deal in copper and other metals, Inc cor
porators are GuTden T.. Howe Eric r. knudsen,
John Murray Marshall, Kenneth *. McLareu.
Henry ". Meen F. b. Hyde and Thomas l.
Seadfast. all of Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

covsn Newman 70 John HsrRsy s''h-.t 81" 1900
s,sni.I James to Philip Teets al executors M
Etc 10 s5s West i2oth-st years. ""'
puer Anna v'B and Ddward A. 70 Mu'e IN n
Insurance Company 18th st. s. loo IL " VI "A M
FAX ssRa John d to John ownshend. 2'h-'' s. 1900
re 81 q Elias. % Mor,l and Carl Ernst 1880
8d-aye. " $ looz II Of 100 a a., 10 2OOO
Sam TO i fs1 End Thomas T. executors.
+" the Mutual Life Insurance Company, No II o. m
We, ''t ab .' To- Mary /. Higgins guardian,
e., Nos 1853 and 1875 Madison st. ana Nos - 40 M
van an %meIs. to David stein. No 100 West ., 10
e6th ST. yes August J. to New-York security
and Trust COMPANY 12s,h-st. =. 1918 II Of A, M
IenoX-ave years ............. ..
Refs pa Rss p, 70 Hf 4s F' e In s ave 5000
Rrowning Thomas l., to Guaranty IIust 1oh 60 IN
urance society Of the United states. 9Th ave. $40 ~
vs. 2si Of 18th IT. years t;.,, ave LOW"
Mayer. Isaac, to Charles Ballard r"tN ave- II On
schnuge Francis J. Iemhert suydam st 1000
Nichoia. ave- n corner ll3th st. years cars. ''"
cociir Ds vld and Joseph 10 William II Busk ana
snnther li2th-st 3 s. 100 n " OF 5th-aVe. M N
>f ysar James D. and another TO Henry OPP
nenbemer Central Park West. n corner s''h- "a m
s 81, 70 yea, ZANE same property wear .;. 800
Ernst MARY Nathan Company to Ado!ph Bena-
helm ct al st Ann's-ave. = lo' II oil ''''" a M
ssIe 10 same 15sh-s,. 100 It " Of st ,ooo
Ann Ann 10 a. sane 81 Ann'save g. 100 It OF
s, i2Si 10 same issthst s. 100 OF St AIMS ,ooo
same to same I57th :. 100 # OF st 70
Anns-avs years ears. 100 :, OF 81
same TO same German Place. S. 45S IT OF :, n,
same 10 same German Place. s. Isl It or ., n,
156th ST. years .....'. '''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
TO SECURE ADVANCE ~ WAGES.

Jronton. Ohio. March 20.-The nailers and nippers
in the Kelly Nail Company factory here Will re-
ceive an Increase Of wages Of ~ per cent. one-haf
to begin April and the other half two weeks later.
Prtsburg March H.-Presldent Simon Burns Of
the Window Glass Workers Association WAS in
formed to-day that all the shove boys and lehr
tenders nj the South side factories have given
notice that Wednesday they will demand an ad-
vance OF 10 per II is refused strike Will
follow that viii render idle the plants OF 5. Mckee
& Co.. the Phillips Glass Company Cunningham q
CO.. Limited d. O. Cunningham & co. and Ihinsen
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Jacob Harris who lives at No. 2o5 East Nnth-st
has filed petition In bankruptcy. with liabilities
Of 81 44 and nominal assets OF 34l5 in outstanding
accounts He was Of the underwriters Of the
Broadway L.oyds Insurance Company. and many
claims are included in his schedules. on which DC
is liable a. such underwater for one-hftieth part
He was formerly Of J. Harris & Co. dea lers in
bicycles. At NO 725 Broadway.
Gustave Herzig manager at No. % Great Jones'
st, has fled q petition in bankruptcy with liabi-
ties Of s2s Oso and no assets. Herzig was manu-
facturer OF furs. and failed in 1857.
Creditors Of william II. Gray dealer in carriages.
AZ No. ~ Wooster-st.. against whom a petition in
involuntary bankruptcy has been filed yesterday
elected G. Edgar Allen trustee Of the estate
Petitions in bankruptcy were also filed yesterday
by the following persons. who have no assets.
Julius Seaturn. formerly known as julius Sebersky
clothing manager. residing at no. 305 East one
hundred teenth-st.. liabilities Ol71. was in
business at Eimira. \. y, uI Gao iNl. Harry Leyen-
thai salesman. residing at 80 80 BDlry-St. lia-
bljcs $y.5. was of Lazirowitz a LryeutfaI Goth
ing dealers. at 40. t-5 broadway. in 1896. George
Darby. clerk residing ar No 40 West Fifty
four,h-st.. liabilities 1922. formerly IN The
stable business. Charles j. Webb cOufoctiOncr
salesman OF EleuvNe. y. Y. Liabilities N04:
Louis Borgouicht. Of 40. 123 Diyison-st Liabilities
SSH was OF Borgenicht & Walach manufacturers
OF childrCns dresses formerly az 40. &i5 Can1l-st
ties $50 was formerly Of Kepes Wormser who
dissolved In 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
BRANCHES or THE corn EXCHANGE BANK

The Aston Place and Hudson River banks which
have recently been merged with the Corn Exchange
Bank. yesterday began business the uptown
branches Of that institution The former officers Of
each Of the new branch banks will continue 10
manage Its affairs. The Corn Exchange Bank
through which the AstOT Place and Hudson River
banks have heretofore cleared. Will In future clear
for the branches as one bank. The checks be
used by customers Of the branches will be In
hadbsd Corn Exchange Branch Bank"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
BIC DROP IN COTTON.

drop Of eighteen points furnished more than
the usual amount OF excitement on the Cotton TX
change Yesterday. The bulls were taken complete
" by surprise and before they knew II there was
a general selling movement This was intensified
by heavy quidations. and the price went down
point after point before the bulls recovered their
wits Toward he close Of the market the shorts
went ~ for proht-taking and lifted prices about
Ten noinfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
NEW BUILDINGS.

i1st-s No ii3 to III West; also Nos liz and ll4
WAef 42i-st. for a six-story brick store hIlI
i,fts Oxl97 9: Z william Wagner. Boulevard
and West Endoaye owner ss25 ~
1l9th-st No -, Fast. FOR six story Drick nat
house with store. 2ix97 John II Brady. y" ~
Fast l24ih-st' o%ner; James " NV 1000
Aoh- 81 No PIP West for a three story and base
non, brtck warehouse. 25x93.7. Eugene ludlh
No POP West le'h o ST. ."ffr h,,e",s iooC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
rhe nct that the National saIt Company vas

.NfIFVIItII
soon 10 he Incorporated printed moh'n @eo
IN The Tribune II being added that the company
was to be consolidation OF several salt-ndHu-
featuring concerns the aggregate output OF which
WIS about 90 per cent OF the total product OF SAT-
ctote' tbat II would take over the entire business
of the present National salt COMPANY. ana that II
would nurchase from time to time modern salt g.,
r,9xino uiants i'm Ohio and Michigan. the contrOl
Of which would give the new company pra9ucaE
a monopoly OF salt production east oil the MisSou''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
THE SALT TRUST TO HAVE phA|AiOAN
MONOPOLY OF PRODUCTION EAST or
THE MISSOURI RIVER.

Trenton ~ j.. March 0-Articles OF incorpo'"-
ton of the National Salt Company. with CAPITA.
OF S2oOooOo were filed to-day with the Secretary o,
state The company is AUTHORIZED 10 pr9u n oo ~
5ooI in salt The stock is divided into &MWV OF
: ner cent non-cumulative preferred ana 3Vv,u"
common stock. The corporators are SalnueI 70 800
renee Henry c. Everden and John Is. SunihcrI'tlu
Of New-York: George c. Spencer of Brooklyn anu
James Hunt. of Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Avenue q. corner 18th st. Unionpori ]
year ............ ............
Lebefkind Henie. % Charles Riley I1gth St n
r. loo n u Madison ave ! year. ...........
Allen James. 10 Catherine a Stevens No IA West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Deputy Sheriff Radey has received An execution
against Joseph L. & William S Martin. composing
the firm OF Martin Bros. exporters Of tobacco
No. 80 PesI st for 50 s9 in favor Of the Union
County Bank OF Railway. y. J. The claim is on
three notes made In October and November 1896
by Jeanette W Martin which were indorsed bv
Joseph IS. Martin and Martin Bros and delivered
70 trc bank. but which were not paid when they
became due When the Sheriff went TO No d
PeaIi-st TO make a levy yesterday the Messrs
Martin said they had given bill Of sale 10 u
firm in Petersburg Va, some time ago.
Judge Mccarthy. Of the City Court has an
pointed George VI. Levertritt receiver in supple
mentary proceedings for Thomas r. Read on the
auplication Of Marion Lewis who recovered a
Judgment against him for $3.50 March 9 Mr.
Road formerly lived at the Bristol, but could not
be found there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
BROOKLYN 1)ropertp 90 lei.
RENT FREE TO MAY lst

to small families good reference the mo'e cor
80 rooms and bath. furnace handsome ~ ocnn
stn rent 500 Nos T. II and IL now reany 'o' corner
SC uAVIIAND & SONS $50 Fulton st. co'"''
Grand Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
6orses ano Carriages.
Nolitt Go Greollors.


NOTICE TO REDlTORS.-NlCoii@ -
TEL 3 IN pursuance 81 order q non a. and
u Petty Surrogate County ~ suffolk ins ,res
entered on 27tn day OF February. ny" ,snas 70
hereby given that whereas the undersigned S,nolx
apply the Surrogstes Court of the county samus b.
Tor Letters OF Administration the estate oi de-
NicolI late OF Shelter Island suffolk county Sl In
ceased. be issued TO her and 10 Matthias i,v ot the
conjunction with her and have the psuN.' r,iucet
bond required by law granting such e'e c,xi pro-
IN pun issuance OF Section 2td4 u the Code Oh N''
cedure OF the State OF New York. ,.,. Of the
All persons having claims against the 90 notined 10
said Samuel H. Nicol deceased are HEREBY Souny OF
present the "a to the Surrogate OF me n T..
suffolk at his ONCE IN Riverhead. sunoiA No"
before the 10th day Of April lsSs
Dated February ~. SO >,, p.,itionsN
TIMOTHY M. GRIPPING.
Atty FOR Petitioner.
Riverhead. SUFFOLK County Ne Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

Tho American Consul at Rotterdam declares that
there Is a demand in Holland al present for walnut
white oak and wildwood logs Gum boards and
blanks are also wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

Two tunnels have been driven into the coal de-
posts near Circle City. IN the Upper Yukon region
Something like one hundred tons have been taken
out thus far but operations a much larger scale
are promised for the coming season There is talk
OF producing one hundred tons day and mining
least three thousand tons this summer The
coal is said make good steamer fuel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
Jouutrn Droucrlp Go Get.

n J-Furnished and unfurnshed hous,f ions
p g. POTTER. opposite station