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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
tNCORPORATED At ALBANY.

Albany. March The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Hudson River Blue stone Company Of KINGSTON:
caui:al $500 Directors Peter Boico Curtis Fer
gusOn. r. : Rogers ard II. J.. soap % Kingston.
ard James o. Beers, OF Sauecrtcs.
Baker & stark Of Geneva. TO deal N clothing;
capital 5000 Directors: Martin g.. stark VIII
iain Holloway. Seneca T.. Pratt and Alderman
Baker Of Penn yam. and o. A. Baker 81 Geneva.
Rochester Electric Motor Company. o. Rochester:
capital. $1,000 Directors. John Buckley and I'd
ward r. Dawson. Of Rochester. and r.. q. Fummcl
OK Greece.
Mcmillan Book Comnany. Of Hon; capital. $1,000
Directors: j J.. Mcmillan, ~ Hon. and ". O. Nun
ger (. r. Smell and +. :. MUNGER. Of Hcrkimer.
oscar NJ Upton Company. Of Ncw-York city. 10
conduct hotels and restaurants, capital. $1,000 d.
Scnrakno. Of New-York city. and r. VI Crow
lev Of Jersey city.
DO Ruvter Gas Company. OF De Ruyter. Madi-
son County: capital. 5000 Directors VI. F.. Tai
Ictfe 4 " Francis. H. - Preston. l. =. Smith
and " ". Amos
r-n,on,own Investment Company, OF NewYorlt
C,i.,,. "a initial $1,000 Directors. Robert Avery J.
N Whelan and Y G Avery
DeIanson County Operative Creamery Associa-
ton az Dolanson Schenectady County; capital,
90 On Directors: william Chadwick and jesse ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
rp.NsrrR OF THE c. AND A.

PANsT7rR OF THE c. AND ~
,,ow =, CONTROL or THE HARTMAN sYNpi-
c,rr.-sr.rr,rrNr or Mr.. BLACKSTONE.
M. .,r,a For accentance Of tho terms offered by
..,5a,.,o, svrdicate'' for the purchase OF thH
sto,p of tho Chicago and Al;on Rairoaa tollP""S
az share for the common stock ana XIV i"'
the nrefcrred-expired yesterday ana id'e
dav afternoon the general oXpech"o" '''"' 80
rood would be transferred 10 the syndicate was
confirmed by the following authoritative announce
ment:
Tho ogroenent under which tho Chicago and Al,
49,, -" y aiiroad company stock has heen dcposl,eI
with the United states Trust Iomlamy nae being
very largely in excess OF INC ahlYur UNI he lnode
Payment for stock already d.poSn+, orckEnidcrs viii
Havo untii Apr TO dcoosit iher s,oeT 0os,tnd
same terms with the majority. stocks 80 uep''''''
bv March - viii be paid for on MArch 3D.
Tho accen,ance Of these terms. It may he remem-
hood was urged upon the stockholders by almost
ou Tho directors OF the road. while fr's'noi'
RIackstone advised their rejection. Nego'auohS
looking to tho sale Of Tho property were o'Ru', ~"
far hack as November. John J. MitcheH p''S'u.'.'
Of the Illinois Trust ana Savings hanh' W
coro acting as representative OF tho Alton inter
oets II was variously reported from time 10 tih'
mt tho Kansas city pittsburg and Guh INC
MICHIGAN Central. the Missouri Pachc' the INV"
Pacific or the Illinois Central was to be tho p"'
chaser II finally became known however "
/ definite offer had been nlaut Aoi Niio f'Nf'
n svndicate composed Of j.. H. Hartman, leI"'-
sertng the Union Pacific; john d. Rockefeher' "o.-
,n., for the Missouri Kansas md Texas; George -
could for tho Missouri Paclnc, ana J@ooO IL
ScbiT Tor the baltimore and ONO. ,r,-o -
II 90 designed TO use the Alton as n go
house for the four roads named edch % "t "a
VIII nave an equal interest in H. IL Is u'ueo LII
mat the bonded debt Of the Chcae" ana ~. ia ?
he refunded on a 3s o. i per cent ptSIs, ni' - ,bs
there will be a change b the dNldenu @.ST.r-od
common stock and possibly also OF tho P''ie''''
Chicago. March 1T r. Blackstone president VI
tho chicago and Alton Railroad. confirmed ,o-u''
,he report OF the sale OF that railroad lie re-
ceived from Second Nice-President clark OF inc
1rnited States Trust Company, with when s'ScN
WIS TO be deposited. dispatch reading as 'o"o"
Majority Of stock already deposited Desi"eS d 'o'
siderable amount pledged for delivery.
..That IS onicial" said Mr.. blackstone ana may
he taken as settling the matter beyond olsPu'9'
N-o,bine now remains for me TO do ont 70 s'ep
down and out They have got the properly anu
Mill have no use for me here. According 10 t4e
circular issued by !. J. Mitchell. when submitting
tbo ofror Of the syndicate to the stockhodeIs lL
,1roritv stockholders have until AlIll 10 Po',.S
tirci~ sfock have already SAID 10 theIn Ia Ia =,
cose a ma fortv Of stock was deposited lol ~" ~
mo svnGicate would advise them 70 hSctRt ~
oTor aud sell their stock. as that s pIonhoIE ~;
best thing they can DO under tho 'lIcuI'lS'"'1'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
BRITISH INFLUENCES AT WORK.
SEEKING SPECIAL COMMERCIAL PRIVILEGES
FROM NICARAGUA

SEEKING SPECIAL COMMERCIAL PRIVILEGES
FROM NICARAGUA
Manarua. Nicaragua. March 1.-The Government
Of Great Britain through its Minister at Guate-
rnala City and officials in Nicaragua It s asserted
has during tho last few days been trying quietly to
influence the Government Of Nicaragua into a spe-
ciaI commercial treaty granting 70 Great Britain
privileges IN reference TO the interoceanc canal
route similar to those included in previous treaty
or about the same concessions privileges as those
now held by the United states. The Nicaragua
Governments conditions are that Great Britain re-
nounce for herself and for the Mosquito King,
whom sho now supports in the island OF Jamaica,
all claims Of every description TO any part OF the
territory claimed by Nicaragua and claims against
the Government OF Nicaragua.
The Nicaraguan Government "a Increasing its
vigilance and It's military strength on its Atlantic
coast and in oil parts OF Eastern Nicaragua, In
view OF the strong opposition recently developed in
these sections OF the State against the heavy export
taxes that the Government IS cndeavoring to collect
from the chief exports-crude rubber and gold from
the m.nes-of the people In those parts Of Mica
raeua. 4 big revolution appears to be on the point
Of breaking out i'm the affected sections
High Government officials and others have sent
Jose G.. Gamez TO buy large areas or land near me
proposed route for an mtcroctanlc calal across
Nicaragua. especially on the islands of Ometepe
MADEIRA and SoionUnafne and south OF Lake Mica
ragua. This action mas been taken IN anticipation
of the work OF constructing the canal beginning at
n Is estimated that the loss by evaporation from
Lakes Managua and Nicaragua in January last
fully six inches I'm each case. and the loss Is
Increasing.
Lake AnoTo at aititudes above the Pacific Of from
500 10 200 feot. They are swept by the trade
winds and there arc many ATTRACTIVE views, as
they overlook Lakes Nicaragua and Managua ard
the valleys westward 10 the Pacific ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
RAKJNG POWDER TRUST.
SEVERAL. COMPANIES UNITED WITH CAP
TrAL OF SO,ONOOo.

lIAl Of s4O,VWVVs
Trenton y j. March THE Royal Baking POW
dor Company Was incorporated here to-day VIII" a
cantal Of s2oG0Oo0 Of which $lo,0oW0 Is preterred
stock and 100000 Is common. The company -
Ia deal In baking powder. cream Of tartar tar'ar'o
acid and other preparations. James {. Young, ol
Toreov city. T.. Bertram Smith. or fonheTs' mem
& Demarost Samuel p. Lawrence ana .. w.
White OF New-Yorl. are named ~ corpoTa'"'S'
The company incorporated at Trenton yes.etnaS
,enrcsonts a consolidation Of the Royal Baking
Powder Company, the Cleveland Baking powder
Comnany the New-York Baking Powder Company
tho Price Baking Powder Company and the Fo"de'
chemical Company. Of New-Jersey. in which cor
noratlons william Zlegcr has recently purchassh
additional Interests AT a total price of between
$40 600 900 and 81 100000. Mr. Ziegler has already
paid n large part Of tho purchase money. as the
contracts for the turning over OF the interests OF
the coupanics to him wcrc signed some time ago
II Is expected that tho stock will ne issued some
time this week by tho United states Mortgage and
Trust Company OF No % Cedar-st As soon -
tho organization OF the new corporation Is me- y
oornrlcicd a president and other onlcerS VIII DC
cb1len No one has yet been definitely selected
fnr line presidency. II IS understood that inc com
"a MES combined I'm the Royal Baking POWDER
company will continue TO he operated under tilclr
uresent names their identity not being merged III
That Of tho corpora ton , 49,.
Mr. Zieger has held for many years large inter- 81.
oefs I'm tho companies mentioned. FOR the IaSt
wear he has had controlling interest In the Price
Hakinc Powder Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
RJDS FOR POLICE SUPPLIES.

The Police Board yesterday opened BIDS ior sup
nIvnr the Department with coal There were TO ne
s,nnIiod 95e5 tons for the Borough OF Manhattan
and Tho Bronx i4G tons for the Borough or Hich-
mond and 2l06 tons for Brooklyn and queens ana
500 tons for the Steamboat Patrol. The only bids
received were those from J. c. VIM for Manhattan
and The RrOnx whose bid 50 81 ton: bacon
<, 90 for Brooklyn and queens. whose Did was
a o. ton There were no bids for the ll6 tons TOT
TirITond Or Tho 500 tons for the Patrol The Board
decided 10 buy coal for Richmond by the tor ana
70 readvertse bids for the 800 tons for the Patrol
The BOARD also opened bids feed for the horses
en- me Donartment The bids were referred 10 the
chief clerk 20 examine them TO see Whether or not
thew complied with the specifications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
INSURANCE UNION ~ BALTIMORE.

Baltimore March / neutrality-suspicious. OF
Insurance companies IS keeping pace in Baltimore
with the schemes for uniting street railways ana
National banks. The Fidelity Trust and Deposit
Companv. which now has It's branches in nearly
every large city IN the country IS back Of the in
surance constellation A new National company
has been organized by President Warhed and other
officers Of the Fidelity company, which will absorb
the old National and the Howard Fire Insurance
companies. The capital stock Of the new concern
Is $4,000 II Is rumored that one or two other
companics may be Absorbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
e.,-.r7 sro,y TO RESIGN TO-DAY.

The Board Of Directors of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Will hold meeting
to-day at which tho resignation OF Sampe sloan
as president OF the road VIII be received ana "e-
ccntod and W H. Tucsdale. formerly first vice
rresi5ont and general manager Of tho Rock Island
road VIII be elected In his place. SIR sloan VIII
hc chosen chairman Of the Board OF Maaagers
1f- Tri.el.lc vas ia tho city yesterday and called
~ ,l,. rs.j,ay,.,,n, offices So far IS known
tt.re viii be- no immediate change IN the manage
rntnts OF the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
rp,vK11y RANK DIRECTORS MEET.

Tho stockholders of tho Franklin National Bank
NJ Greenwich and Dey sts met yesterday afternoon
20 take actor on q resolution adopted by the al
roctors on January %. which recommended that inc
bank 20 into voluntary Liquidation. AZ the meeting
Yesterday President Charles r. James SAID that F."
rropoel.ion looking to the rehabilitation Of the BANK
had been submitted TO him the chiei fca'ure1 o.
,,.ft,E vas that the banks capital be Increased 10
s-do0o with a paid-in surplus Of $1,000 Aiter
br,r consideration the stockholders dec4to ~ ~ "
w., v.it,out action and meet again ~ the can OF
President James 1t Is quite Likely that the D"nh
viii continue In operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
.,,rp,c,y S0DA c0ucAvY rORuED.

Trenton. y j. March Articles Of incorporaiion
were filed with the Secretary Of state today hy
cha American Soda Company with an authorized
cs,ital stock OF 100000. The company Is author
,z-d 10 manufacture and deal IN oicarhona,e 'l
coda sal soda caustic soda. alkalies ana all inc
,,.,o,s ocductable from salt Also to mine salt
and refine the same and to use all such products
n commercial combinations. The capital stock IS
divided into $1,000 preferred and sl5ogp common
etock The preferred stock is 10 pay per cent
cumulative dividends The coIporators are JaHess
s warden Lewis r. carr, LOUIS g. Ilacid a'o
Francis y Whitney, OF New YORK, ana EuN"lu "a
MacClean, OF Glen Ridge, y. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

stiefel & Co. cigar manufacturers iorine' ~. w
con ,,,u. A whose liabilities were s5ll.79s.
rha following is list OF those discharged: CharleS
p Adams Max J. Ahrens Ell ]. August lsidor
Raer. Clinton a. Burroughs Isaac Butler lyman
Ezekowetz Charles A. Gerlach HeimhSSn T Her
nan Jacobius. Adolph Kalman, Charles haii ii
Emanuel S. Kuh, A. W E; w Le eSG 'IIeopoid
rSer lanes r. Macdonald. oscar Mener' 1ninb
Fam Meyers, Richard Meares, aaron Mis' Reves
en- eior1on Romann Julius Rothschld ,5ii onas
Rothschrd f. Sedenberg. stiefel < c. eIcsbbwe,tzer
sSuibof Abram F. Siverstone, ltanndth Scnorre y
SSiisg,mund Wachsman. Louis Wollstein' 'oo'S 80
Wrav and Arthur Yesky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
GOOD EFFECT or THE PROVISION.
JOHN II. DAVIS DISCUSSES THE POWERS OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY UNDER
TIE WAR REVENUE LAW.


John H. Davis. the banker. in an Interview
Yesterday referred TO tho difficulty experienced by
President Clevelands Secretary Of the Treasury IN
irving 70 get from Congress authority 10 ISSUE
certificates OF Indebtedness. and thus secure tempo
rary relief from the financial strngcncy th'n pre-
varinC and pointed out that the present Admin
a+ra tim will have no such embarrassment and the
stock and the money markets no such menace as
n threatened Government default. since under me
War Revenue law Of last year tho Secretary OF me
Treasury Is authorized to borrow at not more
than per cent. such sums. not exceeding In the
arcrocate slc0 10000 as IN his Judgment may he
necessary % meet public expenditures. Fortu.
nately" Mr. Davis added, this provision loI
Temporary aid to the Treasury IS so worded mat
the Secretary borrow for one day or one, year
rs much rs ne needs and such = loan wouId pc
very welcome 10 the Associated Banks. VINO now
scarcely know how TO employ their large deposlt
balances at onco safely and prontah!y. tne erect
Of inc knowledge that the Government can protect
itself by such a thoroughly husiness-ike method
will surely be felt I'm the way ot renewed commence
bv all classes in the present financial situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
1XsULAR COMMISSIONS SAILS.

Tho Commission on Insuar Affairs to Porto RICO
smiled Yesterday ON the transport MCPHERSON for
r,crIy the OLDHAM The Commission is made mp as
follows. General Robert 7. Kennedy. Major Henry
g. Curtis and Captain Charles y. watkins 1hey
,,.-, Amounted by The War Department, and their
,...f,f 10 Porto Rico ia 10 study tho school ques-
tion taxation and the civil government OF tne ~
a.d' They cNnect be gone two months Accord
Ing 10 captain Watkins. they VIII report on pans
fnr ericanizing the peop.e. the Commission as0
o.r-o.fs to visit Santiago 70 look into municlpaI
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
qgr spRrcKE1s TO WAKE BEET SUGAR.

Salinas. Cal. March Articles Of incorporation
81 ,re Spreckels Sugar Refinery Company have
been led with inc County Clerk mere ne '"l''"'
60, d. Eta 10 ne & on 0co divided into 5000 shares
81 tho mar value Of 800 each. The principal place
of business is al Salinas. and the objects OF me
company are 10 raise bcots. buy, own and rent lana
for said purpose: make. refine and sell sugar ana
~ o,,~noeos Of a similar nature The directors for
80 e. ~, ,,ear are J ID Spreckels 4. Y Morrison.
= y Sprec kels n. T. Weed and W u I> 'rlhso,l-
Fifty shares. amounting 10 500 nave o''" sun
sortbe6 nd pail for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
rytc, ctS COVP4yY SOLD.

rtica. y. v. March 1 (speciaD. Anthony y
Brady. ~ New York. representing a syndicate OF
capitalists. to-day purchased the stock of the
Equitable Gas and Electric Company OF uuca.
The company IS capitalized At 5000 600 and is presi-
don't t. Cashier Tag Of New-York There are
INV Ncw-York stockholders. The stock went at
aI6,, par Tho Equitable company about eisht
which had heon in existence for over htty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
c,,.,n.s 1r 80 rR1E.s oFFIcERs

Several official changes IN tho Eric ha'Foau
Company became effective and were announces " a
the station in Jersey CITY yeSterd"y' IT, - 49,.
-, succeeds &c. =. Campbell auditor OF the
Messenger receipts: ]. r. Mcguire succeeds MS
brother. NJ. W Mcguire. superintendent OF me
No,y-York Division. r. j. Derr succeeds ). l. Ma
euire as superintendent Of the su'duehanna DIVE
sion with headquarters At Elmira w H. Ihofn ,bo
co. sncceejs Mr. Derr as superintendent OF inc
Ieiovvsre Division at Port JcrVis. ana W. y bdI =
r"tt en.cceds Mr. Thompson as superintendent OF
tho Rochester Division
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
,JAGARA POWER FOR BUFFALO TROLLEYS.

Buffalo. March l.-Referring to the reported sa'S
-. l,,,.s IN this city The Commercial" to-
a.. ..vs that while the charter Will not permit
,be Niseara Falls Power Company to hod or
ooorafe trolley roads. there IS nothing 70 prevent
tndi,iduals interested IN that company from oper-
sting the lines and intimatos that such pc'eo'7
- ,,rob,sers Continuing II says II is GER
~ ,bq, sooner or later. AT The convenient 81 t.o
"5 agenent ali these roads viii be run by Niagara
r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
Mutt HOTSES PTRCH4SED.

Announcement was made yesterday that tho
American Mating Company has purchased tho
malt houses AZ Lockport and Phelps in this state.
with an average capacity of $500 bushels. These
properties as well the N"idiingcr property. ~
This city have been acquired without Increasing
the companys capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
nrccUAPCFS IN BANKRTPTCY

Judge Brown Of the United States District . our''
YESTERDAY granted discharges ia the cases OF thirty
etgb, hankrupts The most important ones were
Charles a Gerach. hotel manager OF NO - " -
Twentv-seyenth-st whose liabilities were 1851 'o'.
and Emil seidenberg Joseph Seidenberg ana Adoi
s,lefel who composed the firm Of F. seidenoe's,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
INCREASED TRAFFIC FACILITIES.

The great increase IN the volume Of business In
thn last rcU- dqvs con.pels the Ola Dominion Steam
shin Company to run sunday steamer from here
and 10 generally increase it's daily sailngs from six
inc nrospsros cordion Of business ana the promis-
Ina until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

rnstioe Beach. Of the Supreme 'o"i'' % -,
'"''.' " Iya,,so anc,larv receiver Of the property
- 49, g. ~ tho Roston and Montana Consoh-
dated COPPER and silver Mining Company OF Mon
tana whose headquarters are at Butte on ''le ~,
rI,cation OF Franklin Bien. representing TWO
holders James Forester and John Macp"ns, ~
Montana Thomas r. Kinds was apP''"', -, 80
e. T., Ia are 70 protect the rights Of the stock
holders and 10 recover any property Of the com
nanv wrongfnly disposed OF and diverted from us
rrro1cr use and acquired By New oan ct NJ
,Tn sa,1e name To which the Montana 'oIrol a,o,
treneferrcd its property sone time ago DIIo,rtana
80 heon I'm Wtiqation for long time N ~, t,
rsel ror Mr. Krause last evening got an ~ "a
49, ~as,ra,ninc the New-Gork company 81, r,,,
toh s fsrotIers from disposing Of the properly
- no Montana corporation. Trial OF inc SUIT '"'
49, .ct for next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
aArS Lr WILL NOr RE DLNNOLTED.

John n Dos Passos was quoted yesterday as
saving that the American Poiteries Company, which
vne Incorporated az Trenton In December with q
capitaI 81 E7eoO00 would not lie dissolved. as had
been TumOTcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
european Advertisements

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEn
IFRS will find the London office OF ~
Tribune, l49 Fleet Street. a convene. .a
nlace TO leave their advertisements 'A'
e,,necr;nt;ons for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
rRPr4Py c0yAGE At PHILADELPHIA

TEBRC4RY COINAGE At PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. March LIN The month OF February
there wers coined at the United States Mint IN THIS
CITY 5o 40 double eagles The silver coined consist
"a NJ 1900 dollars and 1l2co0 half-dollars There
wore 446~sO hvo-cent pieces and ll500 pennies
coined The total number Of pieces coined was
. a9l 100 and their total value Slol69.6O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
RrcKER urRDER MYSTERY SoLvED.

Chicago. March August Becker. the stock
wards butcher has confessed to inc MURDER oI ms
vic Iie SAWS he threw her body into the lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Gustave Marder. OF No. West One-hundred-ahd-
,o,rtecnth-st. has filed a petition in bankruptcy
with Liabilities 81 49, and no assets; ne was
formerly !n business in Kansas Cit!' MO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Schedules Of william H. Gray. dealer IN carriages
o., No % Wooster-st. against whom creditors MEG
o. notrion IN involuntary bankruptcy. snow H'o"i-
lies of So Sol due eighty creditors ana 10 "s'9
Ito made an assignment on october ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Domenico Colucci and Nicolo Granieri co"pos'ns
The firm Of Colucci & Graner wholesale ana re,"',
leather dealers Of 30 204 Second-aye nave n ara
"A petition in Bankruptcy lhe'r """
&c 2-2 and there are no assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

1rst,,e Gndersleeve. Of the Supreme court hls
Granted a final order dissovnG the ~ 80 90
,,,,,o, dealer IN hay and feed ~ Nos o. eIlu %
& r., dfth-st and has appointed Charlfs.
Nackev permanent receiver. ne vas '''
,c,nnorarv receiver on October 81.
Justice Grdersleeve has granted final oraer uis
so,oing the Upper East Side Association at i InIu
100 and Fiftv-nlnth-st and has appointed George
rnonINor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Herman Ohlmeyer. OF No. 1913 East one-hundreo-
nnd-twcnty-ninth-st, has fled peutloh III JAIN
r,,ntcv with liabilities 1884 and no assets In
,se Ia transferred his stock and business at No ~
e,tone-st 70 n creditor rs payment OF dent OF
g. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

can be obtained for any other brand. for the
plain reason that they know it to be the best.
1t is also the highestpriced whisky in
bottles; and is mainly used by people who
want the best and are able and willing to pay
the price. With this class it has larger con-
sumption than any other brand.
1t always has the preference for medicinal
purposes.
Buy the distillery bottling in square bottles.
with disti11ers' certificate Of purity and orig
inal condition on each bottle.
THE COOK 6 BERNHEIMER co.
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

and all Drug Additions cured by the oppenhe'mer treat
meni. Indorsed by leading phs"'~'---