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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
1ncA1 RrstHESS cOMpLLclTIONS.

Deputy-Sherlm Burres received an execution yes
tordav for s2o9l6 against Raymond W. kenney.
dealer in furs and ladies' tailor at No. q East
Twenty hird-st In favor ~ Edward Howard Clark
and an attachment FOR $3.50 In favor OF Leon Ah-
bett The clam Of Mr.. Clark IS based on eight
notes The attachment was obtained on the alleSa-
ton that Mr. Kenney about to dispose OF his
property The claim is for money loaned and Tor
rent Of No q East Twenty-third-st., 1898. Mr..
Albeit said that Mr.. Kcnncy told him that he
Hlennev) was unable 10 meet his financial obiga-
lions that he had been sued and judgments would
be taken against him on March :. and that he was
willing 10 confess judgment 20 Mr. Albeit + the
latter would agree 10 pay $4,000 which kenney said
he owed members O; his wi.e's family. Mr.. Albeit
said he was surprised learn o, this alleged debt
for Mr. Kcnnev mad often made 10 him state mcnts
In detail OF his business hut never included t1at
Goh. Mr. Abbot; hal been helping Mr.. Kenney with
loans for several years. The last statement. OF
F.hrlary n. 1892 showed assets Iill5 and idOll-
tics S57if I'm bills and accounts payable. The as
accounts receivable S1.,13. each. &3S. and bills re-
ceivahlo. 81 i53. Mr. kenn'y has been ~ business
since 1884 but had no rating p BradstrceNs When
he started be- Wa rcputcd 10 nave capital or ~
co., borrowed money. on January II he SATISFIED
two judgments against him for $lij5.
The Sheriff yesterday sold the office furniture OF
the Traders and Travellers Protective League
personal Iicntincaton) at No 22) Broadway, and
realized $l93
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
CAMMEYER'S REOPENhD'
THE STORE. BURNED OUT on JANUARY IS ~"
REBUILT AND RESUMES BUSINESS

TUT c7>opE pv-RNFD OUT on JANUANi J." ~
prRr-1Lr AND RESUMES BUSINESS
Tho sho. store Of A. J. Cammeyer at siN'n Ia.
and Twonteth-st.. was reOpened yeslelua? No.
, NJ Cammcyer's establishment 1t VIII oc re-
ooIiod WIS burned out on January Is Almost W.
,ora the walls which were left intact hau cooeu
NJ Cammeyer. with that energy when mas heleU
hin, IN buld up the large business when ne mo"
ro,,role had closed contracts for the reouhu'ne
Of his wrecked premises and set MS ,1a,,
going night and day to replace his destroyed $50
In tho short time that has elapsed since NE "-S
.s.o,a was wrecked he has restored the WHoie Vi
tho interior refurnished Il and has hao "'"'N
featured six hundred thousand pairs OF SHOES
before the doors were opened yesterday mo'i.'S
tho sidewalk in front Of the store was cIo"u7o
Win a big throng Of waiting purchasers Many %
,hero we're doubtless attracted by the announce
rnonts that the first days resumption OF business
,,.o,ld he marked by the presentation OF handsome
so,,,onirs 10 every buyer. These souvenirs con-
sistod Of nlckel-silver paperweights IN inc form
oC shoes rocket mirrors. tape measures H'"'''
hoves and other articles Of kindred usefulness anu
ornament. In anticipation Of big demand ioi
,boso Gifts Mr. Cammoyer gave an order LOT u"
,,o,,s.nd but before = o'clock in the afternoon
-, souvenir had been disposed or 30 nuHieIS
xvere the visitors throughout the Gay 'i',' go
,,,lr+1I- u was almost Impossible 10 move -
~ efv hundred employees however, s"PIlV" INC
wants of customers without any uiHvIc $50 dis
~ tho entrance to the store thtI' We ~
,,aved Yesterday several enormous nora ueNlCvs'
which had been sent with messages OF
1eticn 70 MIR Cammeyer by some OF ms rlehuS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
MOTT HEALTH BOARDS BUSINESS.
rv.urncE DILLON SAYS THE STATE RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION ONLY HAS JuKiS
DTCTTON OYER THE TLEN AIEH'


Ex-Judge John +. Dillon. counsel for inc MAJ,
haitian RAILWAY Company. yesterday made the io'
lowing statement. in which ne took the slounu
that the State Board Of Railroad CohlHS'.''
and not the New-York city Board OF h'"'''' 49,
Jurisdiction over the elevated roads.
The elevated railways being steam rail"ays' I ot
built under express statute authority, tuu ,bo
trsmways the Jurisdiction over them, lncluuHf a.
safety OF the structures and their operation En-
Inc State Board Of Railroad Commissioners. ~.
Tho onerations OF these railways ana over .ll't'
nresence in the streets the city authorities ~.
no Jurisdiction conferred upon them 10y the chdrteI
or any other act. If the railroads were III sucni
condition as to ondanger life or the pubh. hJll,'i
the Health Board could take appropriate rEtitt
stems to remedy such danger. but their neclsioIl
they should make one that such condlu!om, ot
ed would not establish the fact. and Woulu no, no.
conclude the railway company. In word, the Ju1,
lsdicfics Of the Health Board over the eIeNdleu
railways u.s. at the most. no greater than u - 9Nr
any private property and. moreover Is limited 10y
the express Jurisdiction which the law mas con-
ferred upon the State Board OF Railroad 'oH'i"l'-
sioners. r ,,,.-
men yesterday decided to report faVoraDy me
ordinance affecting the Manhattan company. w'lch
prohibits the storing Of cars on a thirc U"'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
RECEIVER FOR II. E. KING q SON.
PROSPECT OF LITIGATION OVER THE AFfAii'
OF THE FIRM

Malone. ~ Y, March Cat meeting "e'' CO..
go w Cooks was appointed receiver and NJ .
Maljon. Dwight Dickinson and F. r. Wi, n,Gl, "p-
praisers Of the property. Frederick D. nllDu,",
Superintendent Of Banks, represented the ,,,'or
rank OF Malone at the conference ana -Na r,"o
G Ransom the Farmers Bank also OF TINS wa" ~
These institutions are the heaviest creui'ois -
firm. Claims aggregatng over S'O''" I'm no
.e,tod NJ the meeting. and this amount WIZ
sei,s,G susmentcd by accounts not yet in
legal fight Is in prospect the Farmers "ln az"
other creditors will contest in the courts cnn
,rorsfers of property MADE by II. D. kiIg ,,1s 1Ue
1Sthin the last three months 10 secu I a.
reletivcs and other preferred creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
ISSTE or BONDS IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore March (s?eciaD The now United
Railways and Electric Company to-day authorized
the execution OF mortgage for t3S00)e)o I'm favor
Of the Continental Trust Company. to secure an
issue OF n similar amount OF pc- cent bonds The
revenue stamps on the MORTGAGE amount to $1,000
he organization Of the United Electric and Power
Company VIII be completed this week. This con-
Germ controls tho lighting Of the city and public
buildings. II and the United Railways company
ore controlled by Tho same syndlcate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
REpORTS JNcRrISED ElRNINGS.

The annual meeting az tho shareholders Of the
Commercial Gable Company washed In this city
yesterday The balance-shect and accounts for the
year ending December 81. 1898. were approved. The
net traffic earnings from cables and land linoa
Postal Telegraph Company amounted 10 $2Wi.-
D0 6, an increase Of NO1 400 - out OF the balance
to the credit 81 the revenue account there has
been set aside total OF $4,000 TO the various
serves The reserve fund now amounts TO 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
PLANS FoR sTRAWBOARD TRUST.

Chicago. March Ga local financial bureau 'o-cay
savs T. is the purpose Of the independent S'""
-. turner's WIN wish TO organize the out
eide rlarts into a strong company, TO capitalize the
association AT 100000 One-half the stock VIII pc
mi u.hfcb have signed the agreement are
he St Mays Ohio Gas Ciy md anG i oniv ora
-, mai has not vet agreed TO the terms nut II Is
exnected The concern viii acqu.esce IN the plan AT
bf1frr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Riverside Drive. s. 7Sf It - slst-st 2o3x
81 yN 1,S H ir,sree $4,000
25h r., 81. 81 and ID 2 2yl Mg5 PS5en 2l755
s95 ST. n s. eii u W Of 2d-aye 2lXloo4; william
Forser ina,yia ,l gr SI as $4,000
2oh-st n $ 40 & " Of 4th-aye OK g., 2is'.st'
$50 It . of broadway, - - as IT,
;;aii :, % eotb ST 2txi2j 9y23xils.io broad
way corner 2o.h 81. 72.lxllAlxc9 lX'85 ooo ooo
Gustav Hert.r 90 Anna Herier ,oo,, . -'''o
a. cx!oox irregular. Maggie voorhis eN- .-ooo
NIit 10 A. = JON" i,'Na'u 10000
oyc7 John Howard to Macy a2T9r ZOO"
'' IIll TJ Beer. ST. to 'yer nelm nan. $4,000
t t2'l-2''oi Adrian II inr~n 10 ra'''@ 2aeoo
18Th r. D. s. 40 It W of Alexander ave. iooS
i2': laG-f st. s. 52s It q WINS save 25x
no. h,o $ st c'yne go' f55hs ,G io5xioo i5Si
81. u.s. ol Il w u Brown Place. 5oxloo; James
9Th ST. S. - II e ~ Madison ave. 95Mo)5:
Maurice $ Bondy. trustee. to Maurice Bondy ,o.oo
T., Isaac iI,t.bcrg .,.....-......... 1000
S'i l,,i' i.,z.ntt 70 Jacob scfel .,,.. $4,000
l75V ioo9v 276x i3i.lo 70 IT, 81
Iarrre-'' Loan ana Trust Company. executor
aal trustee 70 M'.Sat', - ..er ,. ,,,,i6o "''oo
ZOE same 10 William . o.sng .'..,,,., 60 200
Road from Westchesier % Wei Farms. cor
c,ncrln I. Magpsael ''..'..'., 5000
re'a 5. S25 {, q I.,n.s ave- .,y9oiio
A-.'n't.n U,,i 20 600
cisr,cs =. kim to Horace Hn,chIns .' $50 600
7th-lra c7rrer 2}l-st. tiSiNlO0X irregular.
r"n'r 10 mt. .....',... 80 on
Frank waller and anoi6o-. '.'.,..', 1000
austin Kimlau 20 Anirsas BornEcsscI. ......, 1900
James y Putnam to Marcus Hoifberr ..+.',. 55GSo
nNent- ,yc. 40 ~. e. G596 n ~ -.
NJ ............................ 10 Ooo
18Th 49, u g. 4e0 . u Gth-avo. I5xlO3 o. Joseph
L waller 81 al to Emil Bloch .............. lco OoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
LARGE PrRcH4SE or TIMER.

Lockhaven. Penn. March 6-The Lackawanna
Lumber Company has purchased from Edgar Nun
son. Of Wllllamsport, all the timber than
Fix thousand acres In the Kettle creek region The
amount paid was S65.0p Tho timber vii be shipped
70 the mills al Cross Forks This deal Will II is re-
ported. necessitate the construction of railroad
from Cross Forks 70 WeHiport, there to connect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
TENDERS FOR 4 BRIDGE AT QUEBEC.

Quebec March Offenders have been received for
tho Quebec bridge. to which Parliament IS expected
20 give 100000 There are four tcndercrs: the
Carnegie Steel Company, Of Pittsburg the
Dominion Bridge Company Montreal: the Phoenix
Bridge Company, Pennsylvania. and tho Union
Bridge Company. New-York. The teEderers sub
mitted plans for both cantilcver and suspension
BRIGGS II was decided 10 appoint committee OF
experts IN decide which shape the bridge should
tnkn hofnrA nrnceedlng 10 aMnrl the cnnfrncf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

Catherine H. Anderson. who livos the Hotel
san Reno and who formerly lived nj 80. IS West
Sevent y-sccond-st has filed petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities $4523s and assets. She
made general assignment on January ). 1885 or
the liabilities 1899 are secured by bond and mort
gage jewelry and thirty-two oil paintings. The
secured liza nii'ies S3 929 10 sevcnythree crodi
tors for merchandise loans. medical services and
board ana deficiency judgment. In July. 1874 Mrs
Anderson's daughter Lucille was reported 70 have
fallen heir 10 $780, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
cnrRr CALENDARS For TO-DAY.

,.,,,,a,. nivis,on-sapreme Court-Betore Van Brun;
J. h9rrg n, T"' m Nos = a Is IS % 30 81
49, .-., w: -, M - Ter-Par Before Beach
J-3o,5n calender called At 1880 p a. M BEFORE Beck
man opens at 1870 a. n TX far1e e,ore ssS
Supreme court, SIeca I.l s Irererred 15es Ms
@s4o 2sa7 2sa2 Clear. ~. ~. p.e,-s r,,ax
Ity and tact: Nos iai 1872 29as, 3l26 ESQ 2iso
2go 2279 2aSl 2iSi 2i1. -l''''' '''
supreme Cour-spe lem la an Part ~ c7r trial
oa srrgme cour,-specia Term Part vI-Before kel-
s1,r4nc CONT special Term-iart VII Before Gle
eed," ,soc Cont r1i Tcrm~Psrt BEFORE McAdam
It causas. Nos 1901. G031 1855 I.''l. 600. 1soi'
s,d 7,s5 son CiaG $50 4csS S3ci. 1855 1906 Si"'
ro-ed M 2lG4 Ois. 4of2 4o7l $s2i. G29 25y2
5s55 a7. 2so3 22iS is3s 25iI 1850 l7so 2sos 2Ss7
- sap1c,ae coor'-rrla nef3re Anarfws
aiscs 10 DE from Part III for trial case un-
Hrr,a court-Tral Term-Tar vBef9re Ieyentru
Jtquses 70 Ne from Part III for trial case IN
Supreme court-ral TernPart y-BefoTe Treecman
J6asses to be from Part III f9r trial case u"-
suPr'e Pa e yl Re- Is5 g'? ssa7
Pisa 1913 39l, 1881. lGN &c. l.e 1i S9.' 100
535 G59 l ., 2s G 4 aa5 2ac 5i as 29i9
2'5o @'5 S52 2t ~ In '' Par, vi-Defore smytt
Jags 70 be seq 5T' It p S TX ' Werner
J-Causes to be from Part VII for Trial case uh
sapr'rne court Trial Tern-part X-Hefore DleIo'
J-causes 10 he sent from Part VII for trial case IN
munro sprae cour-Tra Tcrm-Part XI-Before MacINan.
causes 80 te sent from Part vi i,r II tI. at.
Suprr,ne Coirt-Trial Term-Part NII-Bcf're IaVy, D.
Causes to from preferred calendar i'r irai
sarroeates Chamber Varrum. S
Motion calendar called at 1870 a. m. WIS iI5 II
IaIye5er Noe Mi.haei kennedy Annie Abrams. at
io3o a. M: Edward Ensgl william H. Pat a. 2 D. m.
No ~ estate Of JSSeP9 ~ no a. ~ No 1322
VIZ NV W Gs44 sr %'1G Term-Peore Fzons C j
! Cty court Trial Tenn Part i-Ref3re MccSTthy. DO
! Noe o5e7 2oso III l,3S 2cSs 2lG 2lGi GGos 3 59o
sieoH a. G742 1905 Gie e5i2 2c52 Goes 1890 1860.
! CIV court-Trial Terrarar, II Bef9re c.nian.
nos 9 49,. 49, 25 @s 5g2S 3o t 27a 2 2s
9oi2 1872 24o3 -2S7 2oo2 1888 1871 2o25s 1921 @2'
Nv curt rrai Tern-Part III-Before Hascan J
Nor 2sls 2a7a 225s 22s9 24sa 2l9e 2jo5 2ls@ l@9
? ?S AZ 2i5 25s6 1856 726 25oi 2I7i 2s2o
soS causes Nos Gel c527 $50. G7as cs4s C7c4 eS42
6ce. Ge27. e7;2 Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court,
BY Beach J.
Matter Of Duriand Riding Academy company-Daniel
Foster agt Hoppock-John De,ahunty.
stanhery az. Morrison-Augqstus G. Brown
Ge,i5r agt- CirrltO-George II. Hart
Jenner agt Halahan-Francis j. Deiahan'y
| BY Gldersleevo !.
! svinyard AIT Honmsn-Robert OByrne.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme court.
BY Beach. J.
Miriam Fisher agt John McChrstle-sanuei Friedberg
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany March 6.-Court Of Appeals calendar FOR
Tuesday. March I. Nos 7O3 637 sl5 So $50 so5 s5l
4 and 1iS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

Cox Charles p. N American Missionary Assocfs-
tIon. G7.h-si. = =. 10 II " u Park-sve, years
George Lucas 10 Robert y Winthrop 81 al en-
ecutors ETC. 9oth-si n corner Lexington
Range. Rachel to the United sis,es Trust Com
panv. No y West 5Sth.st insisments .'......
Rankin. William. 10 Maggie A Nootn execuirix.
central PARK west, y =. so :, ~ 9c'h-st er-
ue ftas Anna ma p. to Gustav Herer 2O,h-st ns
80 r. " o. ,,h.svs ~ m Rsosts,o o.
Broadway. g. u n n ~ 2rh 81 and Broad
x,rsbba,,n. Marks. 10 the Mutual LIE Insurance
Company No 81 East Broadway years ......
Ferguson. John ". 10 Georgiana stone. Btu
ave N corner 9rh st. years :.........
HERMAN. Mver to Henry 7 Beers iis,h-s'. -.
slsli,, Pa,rick 10 charles A Peabody. jr. No 81
ECufh-sf wears. .......... t...-t..tss..
same ~ Es,tilc y Weeks same pr'per,y. year,
Horr. Eveiyr. and another 70 Trie Guarantee and
Trus, Company. No SOP ~ 500 Washins'on-s''
Ro,,kes.e Andrea,. o. Austin Krnbsll guardian.
ate. iisth-s :. - II of bradhursi-av'.
Isfi,ner wiiian ana Kate A. n the sesmen's
Rank for sayinga. No i3s at Hicholas-ave,
p,oodg ,,d Julia G. and rildreth x. 70 Charles
Po,ifeme 3jtn-st. ?. 1894 4 ~ fih ave-
fcyi' ''f Bile and Emil s. to EIi1ae,th CLARK
as guardian. etc Nsi-s' e. BIZ II of
nobineon samue, A. 10 John Jones and another.
trustees 2sin a.. e. 800 y " ~ Oh ave. :
f,e yfa, n. John ". 10 Jacob Butler 5,h-ay..
n corner 2ith-st. year. .....-.-. ..-.....:
Orqting william G.. 10 the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. - ave. :. p y ~
WenGover- ave. also 3l-ave corner list
st. vaafs.... ........-.. .t.......
Bec<er Ma~gf ret !. m the Farmers Loan and
Trust company 3d-ave. r. 1903 ~ ~
WeoF0ver. ave. ! voar.... ..+....
COIN Rebecca 70 corn Exchange Bank stanton
- n g corner Cam n-st. ! yesr. -........
Casfroverde. Emilia de- Ia Rua and Salvador.
- Isaac Blumen'hal so 232 Ws'' 2Nh-'' 3
can william ~ Emory Dodson Central Park
Wesf. " a GS3 n n ~ 9sth A. u year. .......
Same % same Central Tark West 1913 n y
9A'h 81. p year.-....- .....' - ..t..--'
r. r~all Dennis o. mo titv Mortgage Company,
f,r-rk-a tc o. =. 236 q = i67fh -. . M -ntns.
Farrell Daniel N Ceoilia - Medina executor.
etc 10 90 West i2ith-sf, Years. .-.....
Ironbers Marcus 70 James y Putnam. 1928 S.
g. 80 n . NJ shave. wear. -. 49,.
Lawrence Gustayus l.. 10 Helen : hoi<an, tn
ave . corner 23d et 10 part. YEAR .-.....
pacbrach Loule 10 American Mortgage Company
Nos ~ ard 10 Avenue q. }ea-...---.. ..,.-.
TTau Arlington g. 70 Charles \ Peabody. s.
10Th a. r. 22j = ~ ~ Lenor ave. ! year.
Lelv WiTfqn1 ard Joanna. 20 Rose l. Bar7azh.
l26,h-st 5 q 800 q . - Broadway. YEAR.
Narda baum Harris. and another - AmeUcan
Mortgage COMPANY 1s'-afe s'-'"7 r q
A carey Prospect ave. n corner lbHin-st, eA-
tends 10 Freeman 50 and Lyman Place. years.
NEW BUILDING.
Dt,sra,o,.- Soe o55 and 257is for six-s,ory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
STEEL coMP4NY ARSORRED.

Sharon. Penn March G-Thc National Steel Com
pany has absorbed the Buhl Steel Company. which
operates the steel mill. blast furnace and by
product coke ovens. This concern has been !dio for
over three years The ShcnanFo Machine Company
VIII double the capacity Of its plant lu the coming
month. \ new steel building will be erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dunn. Isaac L. % Elizabeth r Pei. Unon-ave
o. e. 1'5 q q of Honest. oh lines. ! year. ....
Patton. william S. % the Sisterhood ~ tho GOOD
shepho,d. Ms 23i and 23G West 25th ST. valrs
Wettercr. Ernest. TO John g Harth. Amster lam
ave. corner l3lst-st lu9SXi0O, "a year,.
Same 20 same same property a year..........
Ca'giGv. Patrick and Mary a. 20 Catharine
Stevens No rs on ave. years. ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
PETITIONS " BANKPrPTCY.

Augustus v Keller promoter Of corporations. of
No ~ Fifth-avc. has filed petition IN bankruptcy
with liabilities S731o5 and no assets. There are only
three crcditOrs-Sarah \. Brooke. Of Tloga Penn.
S. GO the consideration being an interest in book
binding plant and 10000 OF the claim being IN judg
mcut. anna l.. Keller. Of East Orange $500 for
rent and Theresa Goldsmith. S3o5 in Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
4 sTocK EXCHANGE ELECTS oFFIcERS'

PHILADELPHIA. March 6-Tho annual election OF
oeocors ~ the Philadelphia Stock Exchange TO-DAY
resulted as follows: President H. =. Iow ,..,a.
.oorotorv T p Austin: chairman. w. j. MOTIF pdin'
sf crew. rrr1on J. Moss jr Governors n" -
B. Borc T. pick G i5s oicr ~ were ere re-
49,. . cxcept Mr. Moss who succeeds hi'h -"'s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
DAYS or GRACE N MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. March s-ThN Senate this afternoon
raesod over the Governors veto the bill re-es'ap-
fishing days Of grace on sight drafts me, 'oo b
80 Toanirnous The House having passed 'he
bin also. IT uoW becomes Jaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
TIE RUFFALO STREET RAILWAY DEAL
p1rRpoNT MORGAN MENTIONED AS THE HEAD
OF THE SYNDICATE.

Buffalo. March e-"The News says tha' neso'.a,
,, for the sale Of the trolley lines OK Buiao an"
vicinity to J. Perpont Morgan and associates nav
advanced so rapidly that within the next III .,,,
80 dave n formal announcement OF the SAFE VII =,
iouI W. ard as soon as the company u
t oe X Carvi Ely will DO made presideh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
.,,,or. nalo,,te Dever, Grlnlths G.

100 a. The auditors DeOte 0sye scc Gfle for the
Co. we're rs-e sere as foIIows John W MaGkaX'
James G95dsn BCnnG aorg s1 & Ward Sir William
o'V Van uorre r. C. Plat the H non. nV'r
sira6cona and Mount ROYAL G MadEay Albert r.
Chandler and Dumont clarke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

william r. Stein. secretary. OF 40. 21i Eas, Fifty
oighrh-st has fled a petition I'm bankruptcy with
liabilities scl 49, consisting OF twelve judgments
against him for merchandise purchased I'm 1888. and
no assets. he made an assignment on october 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
PRICE or SUGAR GOES Up.
THE RIG REF1NERs ADD AN EIGHTH or \ CENT
A POUND To THE QUOTATIONS.

An all-around advance in the price Of refined SUE
CARS was made yesterday by the American Sugar
Refining Company. Arbucklc Brothers and b. II.
Howell Son & co. the last-named firm rep
rcsenting the Moenhauer and National rednerles.
The advance H. - cent pound. making barrel
sugar ~ cent and pa kagc sugar - cents. The
MOllenhaucr refinery sumed operations yesterday.
and will have some Of its product on the market
hv tomorrow. The Natoral refinery. IL IS re-
ported. VIII remaLn closcd lndellnlteIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07
NEW BUILDING.

Rlvin9,on-s- Nos 255 and 257b FOR six-s,ory
and easement brick fathoUse. with stores. 583x
TX. Posteln & Feinbsrg. ~ No 200 Henry-s,
owners. VI Bernstein. architect -...-+-.....-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

Peter Fenelon Collier publishes in The Story OF
the War Of 1885" perhaps the hugest volume on We
subject that has thus far fallen from me press
The great size Of the pages is due apparently 10
desire 10 set of TO the best possible advantage the
many illustrations prepared by artists and photog-
.raphers Lieutenant W. Nephew King provides
the major part Of the text lie wrote III 'he mast
of professional trties the scene and thus save
A. a captivating freshness. His narrative IS IraIhIc
end interesting. An introduction For The Army
mas been contributed by General O o. Howard
and a similar introduction For Tho Navy Is
offered over the signature Of Captain Rooley D.
Evans All the reading matter IS at,r1cu'e lut N
this work the picture is pre-eminently the thing.
Some OF tho full-page designs are IN cooTs. cihers
are in monotone and together they make brilliant
,apororna of the war The weight and size Of the
hook mako It a little inconvenient to handle. hut
xnread out on the library table II presents great
spectacle in q striking manner and affords great
deal OF pleasure. We cannot praise too highly the
shirt and skill with which most Of the drawings
elave been executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

The Editor Of who's Who" Mr. Douglass Sla-
l6an confesses that there are not many new feat
res in the edition for 1880. Just published by the
uacmillans But new features were hardly needed.
,rb,s &c already an uncommonly complete and well
nronortioned compendium. Furthermore, If the ed
t.or eschews novelty. he IS nevertheless active and
generous IN the application Of his existing de
Dar,r,ents He has added fifteen hundred new
biogranbies 10 the collection. and nearly seven
hundred examples 10 the table OF peculiarly pro-
rnornced proper names. This table, by the way Is
"a really valuable production, which Americans es-
,nsotar,v should appreciate. 1t IS noted. we may
add that some hundreds Of the new biographies
are Of Americans. The leading newspapers OF this
country are also abulated In this new edition. the
LIST including the names OF their English CORE
snondonts "Nho's Who" is useful book Of ref
erence and the biographies provide very read
able miscellany for any one caring TO get glnpses
,f the personalities Of conspicuous men and women
We have also received The Shipping World Year
Book" for 1890 edited by Major Jones for The
Shipping World" OF London. 1t is addressed, Of
course to special interest and the general reader
e not concerned with It in the least Merchants
and shn-owners however. are supplied In this book
with all the information they can require, ar
ranged with excellent system. We may refer par
t,cularly to the digest Of the tariffs Of all nations
This has been put in very convenient shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

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