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Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

According to a report furnished to the British foreign office by the consul at Samoa, a potential commercial fu- ture is open for the white man in that Pacific group of islands, in the industry of cocoa planting. But before the white man can make a strike with CO., coa-trees the natives must stop crack ing cocoa nuts.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

why the storage question was so long negleeted1 The east has nothing to Icse through the establishment Of storage reservoirs in the far west. The surplus products of the Occident will go to the Orient, and the wealth thus produced will be a direct aid to east. ern manufactures.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The American army has a wide range of temperature between blizzard in New York and sunstrokes on the island of Luzon, on one and the same day.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Aguinaldo was wastefully consider ate in telling Otis how he proposed to treat the prisoners that decline to come to his guard houses.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

If France has a great soldier or even particularly popular one, at this junctuTe of her affairs, he would only have to reach fer the crown to get it. The poor distracted country actually feels the want of an iron hand.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Bath House John of Chicago says that woman out of her sphere is a lobster John should put his lan Euage into his nom des affaires.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

In this country it would sound like Jules Verne fiction to read that any ruler had been killed by the worry of his position Few waves of trouble ever roll across the peaceful breast of an American in a fat office.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

It is gratifying to know that the na- tional government is directing it's at tentiOn to the subject of water storage ill the arid regions. The day is not far distant when the country will wonder
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

IA dilettant critic will be disappointed that the war commission did not re- Duke the absence of bath tubs and toi- let water, from the firing line.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

There's one consolation about these senatorial deadIocks-they promise to keep some very small and some very objectionable characters out of the senate.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

It is to be hoped that the council to- day will pass the woman suffrage bill. With woman suffrage Arizona would take a decided step forward.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Bishop Santander of Havana is in need of little instruction as to the separation between church and state, with mutual respect and heipfulness.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Aguinaldo has already discovered that the American way of fighting is not the Spanish way. New is the time for the young man to take tumble.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The facilities which New Jersey furnishes for the organization of trusts have made that state the nation s Pandora's box-with the lid wide onenedI
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The friends of the Nicaragua canal bill in congress are up against brace game, with Tom Reed as the dealer.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21
THE KEROSENE MADE HER HAIR
 GROW

A woman recently asserted that the fine appearance of her hair was en- tire1y due to a persistent and thorough treatment with the familiar kerosene of corner grocery commerce. It was applied regularly once a fortnight in the following way: A little was poured into a saucer and rubbed with the fingers into the roots of the hair.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Admiral Sch!ey while on waiting or ders gets $4,000 a year. Eagan, who has been given a six years vacation to develop his plantation in Hawaii. gets $5. 300 a year.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Easy! rices Low i!
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
THE OLDEST IN THE CITY.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

THE OLDEST IN THE CITY. Enjoys the best standing with trades men. Buys everything at spot cash price and gives the Best 25c Meal.
 TUCK HING co. z2 and "A Washington st., east of Jacohg & Go. Private rooms for families- Ticks cts, $4.50; Single meals. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Publication ofnce: Se-Ss East Adams street. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The firm of Dewey 6 Otis continue to do a rushing business in the Philip pines.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

As too many cooks spoil the broth the democratic party may lament its multiplicity of leadership.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The war Investigating commission had a very short supply of whitewash.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Burns described an ideal ''poor mans club in "The Cotter's Saturday Night"
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The Filipinos now appear to greatly prefer the homeopathic treatment.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

The German reichstag doth protest too much.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Entered at the posrofice at Phoenix. Arizona, as mail matter of the second eIaaH
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21
The Arizona Republican.

CHHRLES (. RHNDOLpH,
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, daily, one year. 60 Weekly one year ................ z.O
Arizona republican., 1899-02-21

Cash in. advance.
 BY CARRIER. Daily, per month ..............S 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The North German Lloyd steamship Lain VIII
carry among her passengers for Bremen. via Cher-
bourg and Southampton to-day William L. hich-
ardson, Gilpin Robinson, Mrs Robinson. Mrs. X
Valentine Dr. A. B. Van Loom DR.. Samuel Is
Ward. Mrs Ward, Robert P. Wilder Mrs. Wilder
Luther l.. Holden w. A. Haughton Charles Harts-
horne H. Hemingway. c. c. James. Mrs James
Paul lie Perrier, Mrs. lie Perrier. W. H. LOOMS
Frank II. Mason. Mrs. Mason. Townsend MacCoun
Mrs MacCoun, G.. n. Ocott, George W. fease'
w Black Franklin ]. Bodine. Frank Bowles MRS
julius Catlin. Erastus Corning. Professor ~ H.
Campbell. o. T Crosby. A. NJ. Donaldson ROBERT
Frazer Mrs Frazer. Mrs. Clifford Perrin. Duoiey
G.. Gantier and Mrs. @. "a Graves.
On the Hamburg American Company's steamship
Phunicia for Hamburg to-day, there Will sail Ut
Theodore Neumann, Miss Annie Appleton. J. ~
Bonaparte Mr. and Mrs. Nicoaus Christiansen
William Clausen Miss Ida Decker Mrs. A Doll
MI and Mrs Joseph Earnshaw. II. Leon, H. -
Lawton Mrs. j. c. Jurgengs, Mr.. and Mrs D. W.
Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. Hedwig Morat.
On the steamship La Normahdie. or the french
Line which arrived here yesterday, the fouIIh OF
July was observed by display or nags ana ths
drinking Of a toast 10 the prosperity OF the Cmted
States The most conspicuous persons on ooaio
were four Spanish frars. who are on their way 10
Mexico They wore long black gowns ana low
crown felt hats, with wide. curling brims. Among
other passengers were George J. burns Antoi M
Donadieu W. r. Drawer, Joseph Gnors. Luis NJ
Febber and Henry b. wilkins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
REPORTED SALE OF BEAVER-sT. PROP
FRTY-BUSINESs AT. THE EXCHANGE.

REPORTED SALE OF BEAVER-sT. PROP
FRTY-BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
There was a report in circulation yesterday that
the Ely estate had sold the buildings Nos. 81 and
50 Beaver-st adjoining the Corn Exchange Bank
and covering a plot about 637x110. II was supposed
that this was another chapter In the operations or
the New-York Realty Bond Exchange ana trust
Company IN that section. but such proved not 70
known President W A Nash, of the Corn Elk
change Bank. said last evening that there was no
truth in the rumor that the bank had bought the
property in question. ,,,,. No IN
West Twenty second-st. 16SxsSS. ADJOINING tneir
store on the Sixth-ave. corner.
Samuel Goldsticker was the broker In the sale Oh
No a. 10 81 Exchange Place, for the Exchange
Place Real Estate Company. 1880,
William Seeligsberg has sold for Lowenfeid q
Prayer Max Hart. Nos. 53S and o4o East Slxth-
T r. II. Albrecht has sold for Mrs. Kane to
lanes Landrigan the lot. 25xl00. with building
thereon No 50 Morton-st.
~ II Ludlow & Co have sold for Robert EN-,
lot 1ixs7s No t42 East Thirty-ffth-st. to charles
Yesterdays auction offerings were OF unim-
portant character. The results loIo"; Ma coo
and $40 West One -hundred-and- thirteth-st, soutn
side 375 feet east of Twefth-ave., runs east 90 py
south 1870 northumberland twenty-n inth-st, py
west 40 TO Manhattan-st., by northwest liz oy
north 100 two and three story buildings on one
thrtieth-st., vacant on One,nunareu
and twenty ninthst sold 10 the plaintiff for SZsoS
zoo Wesf One hundred and seventyth st. north
side Al feet west OF Amsterdam-ave., lSxlW three
story brick dwelling sold TO the plaintln for sg3S
Nv John T Boyd-Foreclosure sale, No. "a west
one.hundred- d-thirtIeth-s south side. 4439 feet
west Of sevenh-aye.. Ssxssll three,stSry prick
dwelling: sold TO Henrietta Steele for $lO,6o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
COMMITS SUICIDE AT SEA.

The steamer City of Kingston. which arrived
here Sunday lost one Of her hremen on the out
ward voyage. The man was Charles Martin. a
German twenty-five years old. He had been
acting queerly on the trip. and the men on the
vessel think that Martin was insane. He came on
deck on July 2 when the ship off the coast OF
Cuba on her way to Jamaica. and complained OF
not feeling we'll. When ordered to go TO work he
jumped overheard. and sank before he could be
rescued.
The heat in the engine room was intense when
the ship was In the tropics. and this Is believed to
have affected his mind.
The British Consul yesterday exonerated Chief
Engineer Shaw from blame for the suicide. 1t
had been said that Martin jumped overheard be-
cause the engineer had brutally assaulted him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dodge Mary r. to Excelsior Savings Bark No
3l5 West Sist-st. years. ...........
Schneider Ernest W. ct al 70 Jenny Guidet
et al. executors. etc. Vert End-ave. 9 =. 80
u OF iO2d-st, year. ...:.........
Waiach, Hannah. to Empire State Widow and
Orphan Society Of New-York. No l,C36 Avenue
A. years. .............,.. ...'........'
Graham Thomas 20 solomon Marx. Madson-aye.
n = correr 9sth-st. year.. ..,...,...,.....
Same 10 same same property. year ...........
Aaronson Samuel. to Charles stumpf Waverley
Place :. 20 n Of Chrlstopher-st yea<s.
Kassewltz. jacob 10 Katharine Prizes. No 82I
East loth-st. years. 1890: .... ....:......
Nercer-st. corner Washington Place. year.
Hoffman, Jobs to Anson y Stokes ct al execu-
tors I25th-st s s. 2O2 II OF Broadway. years
same 10 Annie G Smith. i25th-st. g. i15 II
OF Broadway, years. .................
Steers, August II. TO George Ehret. 4th-ave,
W corner I?5th-st. demand. ieasehold. .......
Eichner Daniel. 10 X Atwater, executor,
i.t-ave. No 1881. W D5 n Of l2Oth-st,
n wears Observation-Disclosures.
pvniop John N. to Irving Savings Institution.
Washington-ave. = corner th-st. year.
LYONS Jeremiah e. and wife 10 Metropolitan
savings Bank. Park-ave. W corner 7tth-st,
wear. -
sedgwick Henry u. and wife TO the Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF Newton Ith-ave.
e g. PAIL u n OF l33d-st. years. .............
Shaw, Samuel T. and wife 70 the Equitable Life
Fnd-ave o. 42.s n n Of T8th-st. years..
wills Charles T. and wife 10 Newlork Life
Insurance Company sith-st, n $. 22o II W OF
Amsterdam-ave, | year...........s....... .....
Bookstaver. Pyser and wife to Mary II Lewis.
ave r. l64b II n Of Wendover-ave. years
Steers James n. 10 Samuel F1eischmann. T3d-st.
.. ISL n " 81 Madson-ave years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
A yovTTIATE on THE HUDSON.
THE SOCIETY OF JESUS BUYS PROPERTY NEAR
PoUGHKEEPsIE.

The Society of Jesus has bought large trac' Oh
land on the Hudson three miles north OF Pousn-
keepsie on which It will build a novitate Tor 'ne
province of New-York and Maryland. This prop
erty consisting of $50 acres. In the township vi
HYDE Park and known the Stuyvesant estate
was purchased from DR.. c. J. Herbermann' OF .ne
College OF the City of New-York. The institution
Ia INCORPORATED as the Novitiate OF ST. Andre" oh
the Hudson, for the preparation and moran Tram
ing of candidates for the Society OF Jesus. ior INC
Roman Catholic priesthood. and for missionary
purposes. The incorporators are the Rev. r: D.
Lamb and the Rev. John j. wynn, EDITORS Vi
Messenger of the Sacred Heart the Rev w r.
Clark the Rev r j. Cannon and the rev. jon"
A. Chester Plans are being prepared by arcni,e S
for the construction OF large communal na ~,
about two hundred novces. and adlacen, les ,rct
buildings for brothers and scholastics Inc struG.
ures are be of imposing dimensions ana feauS
for occupancy within a year. - .o.,r,,,,,,v "
said Father Wyn yesterday. SIS simply TINS; me
noyltiate at Frederick Md which was estapllsheu
ten years ago has proved too small for the III,
creasng number of applicants We have TO turn
msny away for lack Of accommodations Therefore
we shall as soon as possible make the transfer 10
these larger headquarters on the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
cOURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

...,.,. n,vslon-suprene Court-Reeess ,,,..r
slprerne Court-special Term-Part l-beio,e Victor
az. TNy taundry Machine COMPANY; No a. Fleming
ACT durham: No Bowling as,' W Wnm Courier COM
S Ssny No s. simon ag. Weiss No stewart ch ss
Rbinelander: No 10. matter OF Maoy: no agemafe,
siein ae the Mayor; No. ~. spltz sg Amas N "a
T1o%Si.ss All Douglass No. ~. matter Oh
~ matter Of Depot Place; No 10. Feople tx Ie
Blecher agt Department. OF lean; 1i Kean, No ~
matter OF Cheney Preyer 10 % schmais as snnix
Cigar Machine Company: No ~ IraVslers .ocI ~
Manufacturing Company ag' Egn, 10 "a schwsker
al Hard; No % MACDONALD agt Rcninson; no 80 20
Clauss ast DAILY. No q People en rei fomosnv
NJ ~ People ex rel Board Of Charities ag New OK
society," for Prevention Of Cruelty to Children. 40 ~
spie, agt National city Bank No 81 mater sJ OF s
a, ~ w No 49, matter Alexander: No 81 pease
AT Reese No rs. Baldwin sst Mitchell; NO 49, mat mat
Of Lowry No 81 psop eu eI I company 40 So
ttD,cSe-bncker Trust Company Moser; No no. loeb
act Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association No Al Hub
dam Gas Company: No -. Fuller agt Fuller; 10. ~
matter Of Newoomb No. 45. matter OF ArkelI Publishing
Company: NO. a. Guaranty Trust company as y w.,-
eye No a. ,s No e. matter Of Bank and b.;huns
SITS No So matter OF south-st and Pier No So East
Byr No 81 wa.s g. R esPs as No. Bsnt sa So
Roby agt sullivan No S. siccarii aFt Colucci; Ne 5S
People ex GnllIsn agt Kearney No 81. Emoury ast
Ellison. ., -, a..
J@court opens at iO:3o a m. Ell parte matters.
surrogate's INSTRUMENTATION varnum. s--Mo-
Robert Rob r. Mcfurney Edmund Anderson Bsbette Xiiz-
niger William W l.. Voorhs. Moses Berger Kate Baker,
John A. Hiiiery. Ann Hnnify at 1880 a. M Margaret
CITY court-specsi Tern-Before oDwyer. J-court
opens at 10 n. Motions at 1880 A. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
WOMAN PHYSICIAN DIES FROM FRIGHT.

San Francisco. July io-Dr. Mary C. Edmonds
well-known physician OF this city died suddenly to-
day at her home. No. 9ls BUSIEST The accidental
setting OF OF burglar alarm wrought up her
nerves 20 such degree that she came to her death
from fright. She went to a window and blew 4
whistle for help. which came. but Just as she
opened the front door she tottered and fell dead
Mrs Edmonds was talented and successful physi-
clan. She was the widow OF Judge Edmonds late
OF the Superior Court. and left two sons and a
daughter. The latter, Miss Annie Edmonds. is a
teacher In Berkeley. and OF her sons. Frank v
Edmonds who has been connected with the United
States Geodetic Survey for years. is In Alaska
Her other son, DR.. Harry Edmonds. Is a physician
practising In Fresno County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
rpaVKJTN BANK TO LIQUIDA1b'

Al meeting yesterday Of the stockho.deTs Oh .ne
r~,r.,n National Bank 100 Of the 1000 shares
being represented. It was decided that the nst.u.
ton should go into voluntary liquidation on Ausus'
and q Liouidating Committee was appointed
- it, ~ President Charles F. James. William
lanes Frank X. Kohler. Philip Carpenter ana
The hank has capital of 100000 with little or
no surplus President James said at the Ieens
w"uId he made up by the stockholders me oa I'm
ts in district anording 1t ttle re- wiSSdina
Pr Its fYairs has been under discussion lot dae
Months Efforts made by some OF ne bn,
.non 20 bring new capital to the insttutoh pue
tbesa efforts were unsuccessful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
TO PROTECT SOURCE OF MISSISSIPPI.

PROPOSED GOVERNMENT FOREST RESERVE IN
NORTHERN MINNESOTA
Chicago July lo.-"The Times Herald to-day saio
that a National park or forestry reserve associa-
ton for the governmental preservation or over
seven million acres Of land In Northern Minnesota
will be formed In Chicago this month Inc OF.
ganization starts with the cordial Endorsement OF
Cov.rnor Roosevelt President Hill OF the Great
Northern Railway. Colonel John 8. Cooper OF this
city. and prominent Congressman and Government
officials interested in the immediate creation Oh
great National reserves for the preservation OF ma
tive forests and streams and the perpe'uauoh Vi
the game of the land. .. .houoh tho
The project is made douby important tnrousn a r,,e
fact that the friends and promoters OF tne
have also in view the placing under governments
Charge all Of the lands surrounding the heda,
waters of the Mississippi River. The tract lncIuuns
tba T. ech Lake district and embraces the coun-
ties of crow Wing, Aitken. Wadena, HuooaIdi PeI-
trama and Itasca containing over a thousanu anes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Erie. Penn. July l0-Carencc J. Shattuck one
of the proprietors Of billiard room at Four-Mile
Creek near here shot and killed early this
morning and his body placed on the tracks OF the
Erie motor line. His wife. Mrs. Ella Shattuck, Is
locked up in the Erie police station charged with
numbering him. An examination OF the body by
Coroner Steinmetz disclosed the fact that the man
had been shot In the head arm and back II Is
stated that two bicyclists, who were the road
way In the immediate neighborhood OF the trestle
heard cry OF Murder" twice before the shots
were fired. and that they saw n woman hurry down
toward the mouth Of the creek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West End-ave . s. Ball II Of 1921 st. lIxI2:
Isaac Brennan. referee. 70 Ernest f w .,o :,
and others Slo'i'
s2d st 1873 II Of Park-ave. lIxlOO; william =. =.
Van " Graham to Solomon Marx. ..,.....' 3iV
s,m Mo- - TI Psse to'Nooo 22a
I.t-ave No 1881 30x6s; Elnahen r Atwater'
indIyiduaily and as executor. Daniel Echner.
part ,-,on o. NJ '
Van Hoesen. referee 10 b II Newell............ 100
7ath-at No ~ East. 25xI022, Mary Barron. . -
executrix and trustee, to Charles @ Emery SoV
s1st-st No 3i5 West 20xi02.2; Norman lAwlor - -.
and another 20 Mary Dodge. ...........-:... 2so'
BrSaa 1ui2ev and another to Freeerck 475c
Plne-st, No 81, g: Water-st No i2s Emanuel
BanE Of BROOKLYN 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
neu,lnn IN Involuntary bankruptcy h.s Been

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy mas peen
a,.d here against Harriet Member. OF Fishkll
Landing by Eva B. Card creditor for sse' on a
deficiency judgment. She alleges that Mrs MEMBER
while insolvent. with intent to give a preieIence,
Dropepfv AT Fishkil Landing to the First Natl3na
Bank Of that place for $3.50 TO secure NOES sre
ey,nE eight or ten pieces Of property at Fishki
Tanding 10 Ralph @. Member. a son, %nicn d sed
was given after the judgment or foreclosure "au
naar Granted in Mrs Cards suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11

Walter L. Chids. dealer in wall paper OF NO
ia West Fourteenth-st., has nied peO''o, 40
harvrun,cv with liabilities s2,sl2 and nominal as
cots ss 1s1 consisting OF cash. S2o; merchandise
% soa nxtures $3.50; accounts. soll note Sllo: IN
teres on the estate Of his mother SA IA. rhe ny
receiver appointed in supplementary proceeolngs
few weeks ago OF the liabilities sos are Wconis,
nv mortgages on real estate at no $50 'ia0''i'"'
Rrooklyn and in South orange. y. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11

Seventh Street.
The approximate amount OF the Hen OF Ia IL
,, which the above described property Is TO De SOY,
Sig rs 90 with interest thereon from the e'snI snee,
Eahrusrv 1900 together with costs and ano"s,neeoa
amountlng 10 S4s2 IL with interest from May z''h' '
toeether with the expenses OF the sale .. o,hef
The approximate amount OF taxes assessments - ana
liens which allowed 10 the purchaser GUY u nj
purchase money. or paid by the referee ~ sh'
interest. ooo
Dated New York. July 9th. 1899 van, p.,.r.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
FROM JERSEY TO BROOKLYN
COMPANY FORMED FOR A TUNNEL
THROUGH MANHATTAN ISLAND
AND BOTH RIVERS.

Albany. July 10.-The Metropolis Tunnel Rail
road Company OF New-York and Brooklyn. 10
be FIVE miles In length. was Incorporated to-day
with the Secretary Of State with n capital STOCK
Of $4,000 There are to be one or more tunnels
running under the surface Of the East River
one terminus OF the railroad is intended to be
near the junction OF Fulton and Willoughoy
SITS. Brooklyn, and the other at Broadway IN
New-York City. between Canal-st. and South
Ferry. The directors are Cromwell G. Macy, OF
New-York; Peter F. Hoffman. c. H SOUTH
worth and Theodore A. Mad len. OF BrooKiyn'
and John A. Foley. James Hynes and george M
Mccormick. OF New York
Cromwell G. Macy, one OF the directors named
in the Albany dispatch. is a lawyer at NO
261 Broadway. II, said yesterday that 'he
Metropolis Tunnel Railroad Company purposed
building a tunnel under the East River hor'h
OF and parallelling the Brooklyn Bridge and
extending across Manhattan 1slapd north Oh
Chambers-st. and under the North River 10
point In Jersey City. The tunnel-or tunheis'
for there are to be two. one for traWc eae"
way-would be used for passenger ana 1reieht
TRANSPORTATION. but would not be constructed
with n view to enabling any steam railroad 10
gain access to the Borough Of Manhattan NO
chief engineer had yet been selected, Mr.. Macy
continued the first step necessary belng 10
secure authorization Of the proposed WORK rom
the New-York City Municipal Assembly anu
the New Jersey authorities Mr.. Macy decnneu
10 saw what financial interests were behlnu MS
company, but declared that the latter hau no
connection with any railroad corporation or WIN
any of the various tunnel companies pr I Io'
Incornorated all Of which have their appica-
tions before the Municipal Assembly Tor permis-
sion to begin the work Of construction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
1ocA1 BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Justice Bischoff OF the supreme Cou.t se,,na
-.n.od . anal order dissolvng the Judge Publish
tna cornanv OF No 40 Fifth-ave. and appointed
William ]. Arkell receiver. The proceedings TOT the
voluntary dissolution Of the corporation were De-
gun IN June 1898 Attached to the order OF diSso-
luton was the report Of Referee Edwin Blumeh-
stie which showed that the anites ,S5l ~ which
$500 is the estimated value Of fe nee P other
for IS 600 on the life Of John kennedy rk ng pub
fishing COMPANY claim agSinst the s ,s and
pany for sl00ss notes OF ArkeIl pbi,s ring Com
g n.ry ali of which were put down as OF the mercy
ppon}nal value of 81 for each OF the TOUR 'e"i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Charles F. Fessenden Of No 476 Broome-st., ana
Joseph F Nachbour. employed as a buyer TOT
drygoods company at No S35 Broadway who com
posed the firm Of Fessenden e. Nachoour. dealers
In drygoods in Chicago up TO January 80 S No
as Rroon1e.st. this city filed petition IN pahk-
rmntcv with liabilities $54.0i4 and no assets Inc!
haye about pos creditors. Mr.. Nachbour lives at