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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
A STEAM ENGINE COMBINE.
ITS PLAN rs TO MAKE TsE OF COM
PRESSED AIR.


PRESSED AIR.
Negotiations are going on for a combination OF
all tho large steam-engine building companies
Of the United states into new corporation 10 ne
capitalized % 500 600 900 or $25 o0 200 The Corss
Steam Engine Companys plant. az prominence
one OF the largest engine works in the world. has
already been secured in tho interest or the syhdi-
cate Joseph H. Hoadley. Of this city. president o.
the Ncvg-York Auto-Truck Company, Is Interested
in the engine building consolidation project ana Is
quoted saying In reference to II:
1T IS the intention take in all the large steam
engine building plants IA America. The organiza-
ton Is composed Of the Cramps, o. Philadelpnla'
Lewis Nixon. OF Elizabeth and this city. and bank
ers in New-York Philadelphia Providence and
Boston Tho company that has been taken in in
Providence and which starts the combination IS
the original Corliss company. which has been IN
existence and famous for many years. We paid
s. 500 001 for f. This company will he followed IN
a few days by the Greene Steam Engine Company
and the Wheelock Steam Engine Company, of
Worcester When the deal has been closed for
these several large Western concerns will be ao-
sorbed The arrangements for acquiring them viii
be completed at a meeting - be held in this city
within a week
The president OF the new company is Colonel D.
" Thompson, Of Providence. and the directors will
include Edwin s. Cramp. president o. the W heelock
& Greene works Lewis Nixon, W H. Knight. CHIEF
engineer OF the American AIT Power IoHlah| ara
Charles A Lieb the Washington Cd. 9. street
railway owner EX-District- Attorney George :;
Graham, o. Philadelphia. and Henry W. King o.
Worcester win b. counsel for the company.
of course our principal object IN gaming control
OF these companies Is TO supersede me power o.
steam with that o. compressed air. think that
ultimately compressed air will be the power pop
ulary used, ana that a. some iuture ilme II MI
be on an equal footing with electricity me
reason I seem 81 positive about this ia that many
street railway companies have already asked for
estimates FOR equiDping their systems IN prefer
enoe 10 the overhead and underground trolley,
The Corliss works have about 500 men on their
pavrolls They have recently obtained contract
with the Boston Elevated Railway Company for
the lareeet steam engine ever built n Will weigh
nearly 200 tons and will have 800 horsepower As
the famous Corllss Centennial engine had only
1;00 horsepower the size Of tho ono under con-
struction may be imacincd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
NEW YORK CITY.

Tho Postof1ce Department announces that II has
enough of the newspaper and periodical stamps
lately in use by postmasters TO make fifty thou-
sand complete sets On and after February 10 they
NAV be had at frst-class postoffces at the rate
Of 3 a set These stamps not good for post
nee The plates are soon to be destroyed. and mono
~ these sets Will bo sold after December 81.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday
opened its new facilities for the handling OF CAN
fornia and oregon fresh fruit. II has space adj
iacent to the frontage Of the West-st. terminal
where sales by auction viii be held promptly on
the arrival Of invoices. without conflicting with
the handling Of other goods. Up TO this time the
Erie Railroad West-st. station has been used for
the bulk Of this kind Of business, hut the trade
Is Increasing every year and more room will be
needed IN another season. Tho opening was cele-
trated by luncheon. at which were one hundred
and sixty persons.
Dr. and Mrs s. L. Baldwin. who have recently
returned from an extended visit 70 China, Japan
and Co~ea will give an entertainment with stere-
opticon views, this evening at o'clock at Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church One-hundred-and-
eighteenth-st. between First and Second ayes.
Many Of the habits and customs Of the people Will
be set forth in an entertaining and original man
ner.
A letter has been received At this Office from
Thomas J. keenan,, secretary OF the Manhattan
Pharmaceutical Association. IN which he denies
the statement made by Edward Thimme, secre-
tary Of the Druggists League for Shorter Hours.
and printed in The Tribune. that $3.50 was raised
last wear by opponents of the druggists ten-hour
bill for the purpose Of defeating the passage of
ha hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Charles z. Runk salesman at No Al Warren-st
has fled q petition IN bankruptcy. with liabilities
So75542 Of which $4,000 secured. Sl35,O42 I'M
secured and SO 800 notes which ought 70 be paid
by other persons. His assets consist Of clothing
valued at $500 which he says is exempt. Seven
hundred and fifty shares Of debenture stock Of the
National Wall Paper Company formerly owned by
him. were pledged for loans OF $4,000 Mr.. Runk
was formerly real estate operator at NO. ~
Broad-st treasurer OF tho Harlem Casino Com
pany. and a few years ago announced himself 10
be worth 81 900 The liabilities chiefly for
loans Endorsements. notes rent and deficiency
55sTt-I'icai Ncatinnal bank $4,000 secured bv five
hundred shares debcnture stock OF the National
Wall Paper Company. valued at $4,000. W G. &.
Lartz Chicago. S2 500; Louis c. Kuhncrt, Chicago,
Sc so each secured by l25 shares debenture
stock Of the National Wall Paper Company. valned
4TreGir}ck BccK S773s3: jacob Ruppert. $50 24s;
Henry o. Havemeyer SASS; Yorkvlle Bank. S15.-
500 Chemical National Bank, Sl5@$; John G.
and Isaac Dannenberg $7,'51.
A petition IN Involuntary bankruptcy has been
fled against chin Del Clip trading as Quong Yung
Lung & CO.. dealer in Chinese goods and groceries
az No 16 Mott-st.. by three creditors Francis II.
Leggett E Co.. s12i; Marks & GO. 500 and VIII
tam =. Cook & Co. S32H who aege that ne per-
United "a aGsme' S 10 DC Doo on wScb be sbeIt
took possession Of the store. A. A. Joseph. at
torney for the creditors said that the Sheriff 5
place to-day The petluQn was ned IN antcl-
patton of mat ana he naa oP'aineo an injunction
cceds Of the sale but would not enjoin the "a e
itself Tho business has been established about
three years
Schedules OF Arnstein 6 Bonn, proprietors OF the
White House department store at No. 90 92s
rhird-ave At Fifty sixth-st.. who made assign
rnent 10 NJ Marley Patzek on January g. and
against whom petition in bankruptcy fled
2 few days later show liabilities Ss4.72o and assets
SIS Dos the largest Items being merchandise. SEQ
T07. fixtures machinery. etc SlViu3, open ac-
counts S3175 and cash S4S2. The largest credi-
tors are Nathan Leopold Of Elenvile, y. Y,
500 036 and Mrs. b. Arnstein $1,000 The in
6iyidual liabilities OF solomon A. Arnsten, Of the
finn, are S6l35 Of which $4,000 Is due 70 Minnie
hr~stein IL owns the house No. ia East Sew
ccintv-second-st mortgaged for $1,000 There are
ehout four hundred and fifty creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
TO RESruE WORK on THE TTNNEL.
THE COMPANY THAT WANTS TO CONNECT
NETWORK AND JERSEY CITY MAY
BE REORGANIZED

II is likely that the Hudson River Tunnel Rail-
way Company Will soon he reorganized. and work
on the tunnel between this city and Jersey city re-
sumed The Reorganization Committee consists Of
Horace +. Golding and John Young. OF London, and
Daniel Lord and Frederick p. Jennings. OF this
city. Mr. Lord said yesterday that an application
would be made in the Ncw-Yorl courts next week
for an order directing tho sale Of tho property
under foreclosure proceedings a decree has al
ready been handed down by Chancellor McGill. Of
New-Jersey directing similar sale in Jersey City.
the property lying partly in each State. Mr. Lord
added:
."rhe property Will he bought in by tho Reor-
eanzation Committee and steps will at once he
taken 10 reorganize the company and complete the
tunnel Thrce-quarters Of the bonds Of the old
company have been turned IN already. and they
will be deposited with q London banking firm. New
securities will be Issued for the old bonds, in some
proportion that has not yet been decided on. The
original stockholders Will have TO pay an assess
mcnt each share Of stock, as IL customary IN
reorgan zat ions of this kind. ! do not know what
amount Of capital VIII be necessary Tor the con-
tinuance Of the enterprise but enough VIII he IN
vested in about equal amounts. by English ana
American capitalists, 10 insure It's success. -,
Tho eugiuecrinC firm of SOOySmith & co. has
been retained to make a report on the CONDITION
Of that part Of the tunnel which has already been
constructed and also to make preliminary survey
prise The company owes about @@oDoQo. most or
his reVresonting interest charges which have &C
crued since 1902. The tunnel has been built Tor
about Loo feet the Jersey city side starting
~ Flftcenth-st and for about 2G0 feet the New
York side from Morton-st These sections are
now flooded. but the water can readily he pumped
out whenever the company shall have completed IT'S
financial arrangements for resuming the Work OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
INCORPORATED At Albany.
Albany. Feb 6.--These companies were incorp
rated to-day by the Secretary Of state:

Albany Feb. 6.-These companies were incorpo-
IA ted to-day by the Secretary Of state:
Nasssna Electric Street Railway Company, Of
Massena. ST. Lawrence County capital $4,000
Directors: Thomas II. Gillespie, r. \. Johnson, T.
NJ Stathcrs Howard HasbrOuck Edward NJ DOlan,
Thomas d. Harris Willard \ Esselstyn and James
H. Jones Of New-York city. and Robert Swan. OF
Massena.
Massona Electric Light and Power Company; cap
itaI $1,000 Directors: Thomas H. Gillespie. r y.
Johnston +. ". Sathers and Henry W. Merwin, OF
Network City, and Robert Swan, Of Massena.
Wbisscl Lumber Company. Of Buffalo; capital.
$500 Directors: Henry NJ. Poole. Elmer y. Hink-
ley and Katherine WhisseL
oxford Knitting Mills. Of Buffalo; capital, 1900
Directors: John T. Rowerth and William II. RO-
wcrtE. Of Bloomfield y. j.. and Louis Wincker.
Edwin Jannicky ana John :. jenkins. Of Brooklyn.
Mohawk Realty Company Of New York city
capital $1,000. Directors: John VI. pinkney and
J.. ". Piukuey, 81 Brooklyn, ana John v =. kapp.
Of Uackensack. y. J.
C. r McMurray Company. OF Watorvliet; capital
s1o0O1 Directors: John j. flanagan. r.. W. I-hl-
man and H. T. Kahn. OF New-Nork
Treanor Bros & Co.. Of New-York City; 10 deal
IN grocery sundries: capital 600 Directors: owen
Treanor James Martin and Patrick Treanor
William Horne Company n New-York City;
capital. 81 900. Directors. Charles 4. Laugham.
Alfred G. Angel and William Horne
Eastern Collection Association Of New-York
CITY. capital, 5000 Directors: William H. I1er
Alexander : Marcuson and Abraham Rosenthal
Bayonne Knife Company Of New-York city
capital. $1,000. Directors: Frank y. Morgan. Of
GOWanda. G.. u. Garrctson and :. K. Clarke Of
New-York City. and J. Y. D. Garretson, OF Bay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

IN the Board Of Supervisors yesterday morning
n resolution was introduced 10y Supervisor Lent III
creasing the pay Of grand and petit jurors iron,
Sc 70 So a day The sum of $3.50 was appropriated
for repairs TO the Mount Vernon Armory, ana the
motion TO reconsider the resolution making inc
cost OF medicine furnished 10 prisoners IN inc
county jan a county charge. and not included IN
the salary Of the physician to that institution. was
stefan is 500 md for several years he mas neeH
required to pay for all medicines prescribed oN MN
caarles r. skinner State Superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction. Will visit this village on Inuls"aS
lie will hold a reception ct the Eastviey-.ave;;
house. with the Board OF EduCau0ni lIv ~ d" g. -
o'clock and at the Fsher-aVe. ouAulhs iio" SO
Tho annual meeting Of the Westchcster County
Bar Association will be held at the Court House IN
his VILLAGE his morning at 1870 o'clock
sqrGosaie s eSieTl t william G. strong exec
utor of the VII of j. Henry Furman. OF North
Tsrrvtown: to Annie Wills and David J.. Irish.
eSSc;tors Of the viii of James Y. Irish. Of Cort-
landt. and 10 Amelia kuschG ana kooeit ~
,neister or Ncw-Rochoile. Letters Of administra-
zion were issued 80 Frank Odell Hartshorh on Ine
estate Of Charles Edwin Hartshorn, OF feekSKli:.
and to Patrick ~ Clooney on the estate OF GllDert
The February term Of the Supreme Court Justice
Martin J. koOgh presiding, convened AT NE LOU, a
House yesterday mornlng mere WIS tnv osl a
large ATTENDANCE o. .awH ere ana 3l.eIs In,pr IN
in causes on The civil calendar Among olnelH III
the courtroom Was stewart L. Wooo,oTIo, 4 W.
finished early in the morning. and the first civil
cause trial before noon. w..
The certificate Of ncoporauon Of Union HOOK
md Ladder Company Of White Plains was MEG IN
The County Clerks office yesterday morning. Inc
directors p T. Morton George Cheyailte1I JQnn
Emberson wilbur Van Tassen, James Webster
w : Sterling. W A. Halhe. A. W. kroeger ana
An order Of Justice Samuel T. Maddox, issued IN
The Supreme Court. confirming the second S'lafa .
report of william Nauamee. Charles Denton ana
Tohn x Mooney. commissioners appointed 10 ap-
praise real estate in the county Of Putnam 10 ne
1sed for the sanitary protection OF the sources or
tSe water supply of me city N New-York. was
fled yesterday morning in the County clerk
office in approving the awards the Justice says
s.Tbe objections thereto are overruled. No good
reason IS shown TO justify q diSregard'ng OF the
comm sloners' recommendations on the contrary
after a cons Ieratiou Of on the papers. ! think
the allowances fair and reasonable There is nom
ing ia the question as 10 time = payment OF az
fnTnevs' allowances. That should be attcr paTt.es
have been paid and thereby have made further
proceedings unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall. p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
French cooks ball. Madison Square 'aruei'
evening. 49,, e,,o,.
Hamilton College Alumni dinner. Hotel savoy
p. 1900 a,d
Lecture on "An Evening in china gsPs Tr,nit, :,
Corea" by Or and Mrs. 5. l.. BALDWIN i''''''
Methodist Episcopal Church. p m.
g. Andrews Golf Club. Dclmonico's. sAb D. m.
The Rev. On. Gustav Gottheils lecture, Coiumoia
University, p. m. o, -
GEORGETOWN Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Club con-
cert Waldorf Astoria p. m
G Wharton James's lecture Cooper Union
Social Reform Club. No. IS University Place. S15
?. N. $500,
Jewish Culture Society. Temple Israel. p m
Lecture nv President Gunton. assembly haIl'
PRESBYTERIAN Building, S:l5 p. m
Xeu.-yor, colonial Club meeting. Room No. g.
Cooper Union, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
PULLMAN coYplyY ~ NO COMBINATION.

Special dispatches from Chicago quote Vice
President Wickes II Pullmans Palace Car Com
panv IS denying that his company would become A
rer+v 10 any combine Of car-bulldng concerns.
IRE stockholders Of the Michigan Penlnsuar Car
COMPANY the dispatches add, have been advised
by circular that II Is proposed 70 organize COM
pany 10 acquire certain Of the leading companies,
NO. fber1 tnc Michigan Peninsular Car Company
,,eTties An agreement is inclOsed 70 each stock
holder 3uthoriziug committee Of Tie stockholders
80 81. his stock on the best possible terms, 10 he
.yr rlyeS iaf4r The new concern. r. is added. VIII
IKE in me Barney Smith Company. ne ONO
pals Company and Haskell {" Barker OF Nl'i''eah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

The funeral Of Alcide Durand who died at the
home Of his nephew IN Carolne-sve.. on Saturday
night will be held this forenoon AZ 10 o'clock. at
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception ME-
Durand was sixty-soven years old. and was for
many years treasurer for Maurice Grau IN his en-
fcrpfisCs lie was BORN in France
Before a large audience Of members Of the Holly
wood Inn Clue. Captain ii. = ". Campbell last
night closed the most interesting series Of lectures
Hollywood Inn has had since its organization. The
lecture was on China. Coroa and Japan. .
The srsoial meeting of the Civic League held
last evening az the Woman's Institute was largely
attended pr r. r /. Gould gave an interestn
talk on '"The Housing OF the Working People Dr.
Could Is president of the City and Suburban Homes
ssOrnpauy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
4 mnRErrD CoNPANY ASSIGNS.

Woonsockct. r. T.. Feb. THE stockholders OF
the American Worsted Company to-day voted 20
sesiqn for tho benefit of creditors John W Ellis
Ambrose Feely and g. Baker. Of Providence
The compauy's statement. made year ago. showed
personal assets Of 3H0" real estate assets OF
$4,000 and debts of Sl2rn. Since then mortgage
nos heer given Tor $4,000. and there have been
ofser Increases Of debt The property was at
Il he'd recently in a suit for 500 brought 10y the
Plackstoue National Bank of CXbIidge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
COMBINATION OP CEREAL INTERESTS

Cleveland OHIO. Feb s.-The promoters OF tho
new cereal trust announce that their plans are 70 he
carried out and thai the enterprise viii be sue
cess. The company VIII have capital Of N5c9l"O
preferred and 100000 common stock. II IL sad
that control has been secured OF every plant except
on4 which manufactures breakfast FOOD Inc
various companies now have business q 500 bar
RES = dsv Or d 100000 barrels year James Par
melee and Myr0n 7 Herrck. the principal packers
~ the trust EXPECT TO issue a statement tO-fnor-
row showing the earnings and prospects OF the
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
WANTED on 4 cHlRGE or FORGERY

Detectives Price and Herman. ~ Captain Nc
Cuskys staff assisted by Assistant Supern-
tendent Dougherty. OF Pinkertons Agency. repre-
senting the American Bankers Association. on
Sunday arrested w n Wilbur IN the New-York
General Postofiice Wilbur ls charged with swl IN
ding the Peoples Trust and Savings Bank Of Gin
ton Iowa A member OF the American Bankers
Association with d forged creek He was ar
raigned in the Centre-s- court yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
MOUNT VERNON.

News was received in this city yesterday Of the
death OF the Rev John Dickinson In Los Angeles
Cal Mr. Dickinson was formerly pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Jennie h. Lawler, daughter OF Nj ana MIS-.
Schenck young business man OF this city, were
married Yesterday morning ia the Church or the
Sacred Heart Co., , s..t...
Joseph Boccaccio. an Italian, who has been active
a. fht. mission work Of the Baptist thurch ana
Who sl,ccessfuNy passed recent examination
Tor the ministry, was ordained on SUNDAY night IN
1be F'irst BAPTIST Church Several Of his country
men who are clergy men assisted IN the ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
BRnKERS WANT 4 REST.

Ilncolns Birthday which is legal holiday N
tbis State Will be celebrated this year on Monday.
y-ebruarv = The mem bers Of ne Stock Exchange
desire 10 give themselves triple holiday at that
time and NJ meeting Yesterday adopted unani-
uously q resolution requesting the Governing --om
r1itteS n cIoss ne Exchange on Saturday II this
week The request viii De- acted upon tomorrow
- u - l-nLnL--- -oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
NEW ROCHELLE.

The homo Of L. r. Bouton. a New-York banker,
No. 15S Main-st. robbed on Sunday night IN the
absence Of the family al church. The thief secured
entrance to the house 10y breaking a hole i'm the
window through which he reached and unlocked
the door. lie then ransacked the house lighting
h's way from one room 10 another with matches
IIe secured about 500 in iewelry. slverware anc
clothing which he carried away in bag found IN
the attc The plumber included number Of heir
looms Of family There Is no clew to the iden-
~ Of ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
RAIL E0R DE-. WILDES.

Magistrate simms held court an hour overtime
IN the Yorkyile Court yesterday afternoon. IN
order 70 allow ex-Assstant Discretionary bar
tow 6 Weeks 10 procure a bondsman TOT Dr'
Thomas Wildes Of No. Go Lexington-ave.' VINO Oh
Friday shot Hugo Wolfert in the breast In Lex
,,c,on-ave cable-car When Dr. Wi!des was ar
raiened MAGISTRATE simms received word that VOL
fort was improving and out OF danger: and he then
niaced DR. Wildess bail at 5000. /. NJ homas Oh
30 $40 West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N
nished the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
N-npru TARRYTONN.

Joseph NJ IcdWith. village president, has been
authorized by the trustees TO have resolution pre-
800 Transforming that part OF the Sleepy Hollow
Poad abandoned by the construction Of the new
fighwav 10 John d. Rockefeller. IN accordance
with the contract made between TIE NilaBe ana
al The e. trnstces are making efforts have pier
1.ililf IL. The N-lLlEn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
1ocj1 BUSINESS COvpLIcATTOys

Justice Rookstaver Of the Supreme Court. has
appointed Louis Hauneman receiver in supple
mentary proceedings for Oliver W Hall. who for
merry lived At the Barthold Hotel on application
Of Edward j. Newell. who received p Judgment
against him on January 81 for $412 IT was said
that Mr. Hall left the city February intend
ing 10 20 10 California for indefinite time. as he
IS I'm I'D health and has. he asserts. acquired n
competency In business. The Second National
Bank n was also learned had - Ol5 on deposit to
his credit on the morning Of February 2 and the
object ~ the receivership 10 reach this money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
FRESH TRADE DEVELOPMENTS.

When the story was started recently that a trust
was 10 be formed by the makers OF chewing gum.
representative OF the house that produces 70 per
cent Of the spruce gum OF the country declared that
he was ready TO ion the combination. He said that
competition with other kinds Of sum had forced
prices until there was little proht ~ ne 3ual
ness Formerly his house pat three tablets ~ a
package and one hundred packages In box. when
sid for 30 cents Now they put six TABLETS lh
box and the latter sells to tho jobner for 10 cents
Spruce gum is a Maine product. ana the manuiaot-
trers eSt the crude material from the woodsmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
Conflicting stories are aaoat IN regard to the Il

Conflicting stories ahoat IN regard 10 the Ia
nous Corlss steam-engine plant Of Providence. one
IS that It has passed into the hands Of the Hoadey-
knight Air Motor people who have already OBJ
tanned control Of the Rhode Island Locomotive
Works The other rumor transfers tho Corliss e.
Enlistment 10 a syndicate of engine-makers, ana
puts he Cramps Of Philadelphia at me head 81 II,
or course both statements cannot be true. There
can be little doubt. however, that the Industry or
building steam engines has not been as prohtaole
FOR the last few years as il might have been.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
PETKSKILIA


The annual meeting Of the Cortandt Cemetery
Association TO elicit three trustees and transact
- h,si,oss Vim he held this evening at 80
O'clock al the Office Of s. r. Knapp There vii! be
n meeting Of the Helping Hard ASSOCIATION thlS
afternoon at tho home Of Mrs. Knapp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07

The merchants OF the big cities and tho small
towns are not agreed as the desirability Of a
cbeap hostage rate on merchandise. II would help
the dealers at large centres and steal trade away
from the rural merchant. Congress will have hard
work TO decide between the two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-07
HOME NEWS.
.no,.1NrNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

pr-CtlrNCHAM-IAeuten Colonel Arthur Lee.
n Iopdon FIFTH ANENUE-Ex-Congre n
George West OF Balston Spa. 1MPERIAl-CoIohei
J. c. Truman OF Binghamton. and eN- Mayor -, -. -.
r w Bacon OF New Haven and General W. "
west Of Hamilton Ont. WALDORf-6arret d.
Iinderman Of South Bethlehem. Penn