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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
COPPER.

JUST returned from Colorado; have
knowledge where to make locations in
district where great copper strike has Just
cent. copper and 1000 OF. silver per ton.
Also for placer mining camp Will pros
pect and make locations for parties fur
nishing necessary money. Best of ref
erences. For full particulars address
"P.. 255" Herald Office
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
SUCCESSFUL INVESTORS

are those who purchase the first issue OF
stock in a company of merit; the Hartford
Copper e Gold Mining Co. control 8 gold
and copper properties; development work
disclOses enormous bodies of copper and
gold ore, which assay $40 to $3.50 per ton;
ton at sea level: a limited amount Of
treasury stock will be sold at 25 cents per
share, par value 81; prospectus and fur
Their information on application HART
FORD COPPER & GOLD MINING co.
7 Exchange pl.. room IS. Boston.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE m

Organized in IS45. e. AMI Dodd Pres
Insurance in force Jan. ]. 1883 s2fs a=4 -
~: assets $65.2l9,916.49, surplus. $500 o.
OF another company: II The Mutual Earafl
Life ms. Co hasn't a dissatisfied policv-
holder the country over"
MACGOWAN & McGOWN. Managers
Il ana L Day Building. 3f6 Main street
w OrceSfnr- NJ
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
We Advise the Purchase of July
Wheat Around Present Figures.

NATIONAL BANK REFERENCES.
HIGHEST COMMERCIAL RATING.
TELEPHONE 6S1-2.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-05
BONDS.


1 he CfilCAGO M Ak +
(Reported by J. D. Maloney.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
prcopnrR WOrLD Not STAY GRAND JIRY

The decision Of Recorder Goff denying l"o nv
tion Of counsel for Roland g. MohneuN ioi a.. VI
der 70 stop action by the Grand jury against ~
,,,, urtu after an examination before the 'or-
oner was printed in The Law journal yeS'er-
dav In the conclusion Of his decision the Recorder
says:
l., this case the Coroner, after lengthy lhq9il
~ acted ON the verdict as on an III III" -. 10
me examination has not commenced an would
80 ,enoiLia fact alleged before me Wlcn Mou ,Ii
vvsrrant the assumption that the ' tl ha
NOT he proceeded with, or that inc cldieo >"ith1r
nTesented to the Grand Jury in advance,
fnes II anpear that the defendant VIII ne uyu.'s
oo0orossed or harassed by any contempialeu aouor
by the Grand Jury. In case OF su'n i The re-
r. public Prosecutor, upon whom IcS's a"o -
snonsibility should be untrammeiIeu III an. In" - a
ooise ~ his legal rights and in the conHuIt %
Drosecution which. when consonaht WIN , ~, az
Considers best calculated 10 serve tue p"""o III
tereSt.
Tudge blanchard has not given decision yet on
the application OF Molneux's counsel TOT peli"'s-
sion to inspect the minutes OF me Ttaru ~
a. as thev related 20 MolineuXs mac inert ,,e
'uoneux is declared to be- in good health IN ,t
Tombs lie was visited py MS i"'''' ''0'0
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
A NEW STAR DISCOVERED.

Boston. March IA star hitherto unknown has
iust been discovered by Mrs. Fleming. Of the Har-
ward Observatory stan. II IS In the constellation
of Sagittarius. I'm right ascension $50 and south
decnaton 1913 This Is the nth achievement OF
the sort which Is to be credited TO Mrs. Fleming
She finds these new stars not with telescope. but
by her inspection 81 photographs OF the skies taken
AT the Arequipa station OF Harvard and sent up
to Cambridge FOR examination and storage. Tho
Nova" In Sagittarlus fails 10 appear on the plates
exposed between October IS. 1885. and October q.
lss7-Over nine years-when stars faint the
fifteenth magnitude were photographed II Is
found on eight others, however. and March s.
1898 II had attained the NTH magnitude. BY April
- last year. IL had faded the eighth magnitude.
and a special photograph taken at Cambridge last
week showed II At the tenth. II IL thus proved 10
be "a variable" Just how long an interval elapscs
between Of Its light maXima and the next II Is
impossible 10 tell at present. Professor Pickering.
director OF the Harvard Observatory. In making the
announcement. says that this star resembles other
new ones In its spectrum. which shows fourteen
bright lines. six OF them due To hydrogen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
ror PROTECTION AGAINST FRAID.

Tho Merchants Protective Association ""'
,orrn.d ON THURSDAY az the Merchants 'luo' 10
.o,,,ro united action with reference 10 bankrup'S
snd their estates II is especially intended 10 ooN
after cases Of fraud. ,..,
An Executive Committee was elected co"SS,'''s
- li c,ofor David A. Davis, j. j.. Dudley ia
ward r DIlingham and Edward r. flei'na"n'
Mr. Mali was elected secretary. ,,r
Among the firms represented were Deerihg' 'H''-
80, . s,,.ror Schramm n Nogel; Fldtmann
co g. A. Aufmordt & CO.. Henry W. 7. Man "
CO. Metcalf Bros 4 Co. Spielmann " TO- ''"'"'
4 IJndgens. Hardt, Vonbernuth COZ o''o',
- 1orrnerich . co.. william Schroeder u
Co. Mendo. steinhauser K CO.; Wendell ray @
CO.. Frederick Victor Ach'ia. W. sun SD'i -
soheu a. CO.: Cushman q Record Dudie{ - ~ 'n
& Hurd; Kunhardt & Allen. u; u 'sD,} 20 H. &
VchseIrrlght Eldr,dgc Co; tdtlh * - -,
~ "A. Lewis Townsend & Yale lioIha .,r co
INV stevens Sanford q Handy; bacon 49,,
S"vtver Blake q Rrumhal Ho"nghauS, n : vi
Pessavant 4 co. Treat ConNcrse' W g. 20
Norris & Mitchell: Brigham, LaWre. Mann q ~
Whitman & Phelps, W. H. Burstss =, q 'o;s cb0a6eI
i,rofbers A. D. Juillard Co. the w aSilns,ioss
Mills Company. Within Collins ana 10" ''''''
Nfnp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
opDrB or FOREIGN WARS ELECTION.

The trl-annual meeting Of the Military order OF
I7oreign Wars Of the United States, Nau"h"l 'oi'-
,nanderv was held in the Governor Room ]" Tue
civ Hall. yesterday afternoon ABOUT t"'"'S ~
we're present in all thirteen commahuerles w.
ropresented Major w. W. H. Davis pr ~
The principal business was the election OF '"e o'"
cors which resulted as follows: For COMMANDER
General General Alexander 5. Webb late OF the
United states Army member or the NcM On
Cornmandcrv. secretary general. j. James H. -noi
can If the Ncv-York Commandery' assistant SUI
rotarv-eencral. Major David Banks. IT. oil .i.e
Network Commandory; acknowledgements hu-
...or, : Savre of the Pennsylvania Commandefy,
roris,rar-generai. the Rev. Henry y wayne ol
Tho Connecticut Commandery. assistant treasurer
General James r. Sands, OF the Missouri 'o"'
r,orderv indigo adyocate-genera Captain oainu Gr
- cross OF the Illinois CommandeFy emp th
general The Rev Dr. C. Els Steordis, , |t
SSmnsvivania Commandery, and recorder s,t,o
rharlcs Doottle Walcou OF the DlS'rlc' VI '0'''''
bia Commandery. o., 49,, o~, Meeting in Phila-
1nirLio II was also decided 10 nave an llss''n
NE order made which is 20 be worn ny ,i5 5o ~ II
siding officer OF the ord'r un'' "0 'N
shall go to his successor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
FIyyy.S OPPOSITION RENEWED.

Wall Street heard again yesterday that Patrick
H. Flynn who is a large minority stockhoider OF
the Nassau Electric Railroad Company. has re-
newed his opposition TO the leasing OF that properly
20 the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company ana IN
tends TO take the matter to the courts, II neces-
sarv Mr. Flvnn IS said TO object TO the deal be
cause in his opinion. # will tend 10 deprecate his
holding in the Nassau line. No expression OF opin-
ION could be had from the lessees Of the line but
Colonel Williams secretary Of the transit company,
saws that the matter will go through before long.
and that Mr. Flvnn will receive the same treatment
ms the other stockholders Mr. Flynn's holdings
are estimated at about one-tenth OF the entire
legal support. will be futile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12

moderating the high temperature Ine' WIKI u, c s9
lover levels Ii il believed that TINS problem Sdi.
he solved Another difficulty Of serious chsIacigr
IS the subterranean bodies OF WaIer .ef sri
met with and which have at times causeu III III
Gus loss Of life but pumping plant OF la go
bre will ii Is believed. greatly diminsh ins r in
from This source. The difficulty OF mlHhf - "a
temperature OF 20 degrees. sometimes reaSnSo "a
Tho lower levels Of tho COmstock, ana the "a
resuitinR from unexpected floods can De pIo''ssss
for by later appliances than were USED WIZ" W.
mery worked. o., ia and
The Comstock lode was discovered N lso' s snv
ND TO the year 1879 il produced ore ol w
value of 1868 g6l 205. The value OF us sut .bs
production Is not known exactly put 20 - Nv
total TO date at 100000 Is not CONSTR, iId
well-informed experts any eNaEgrritloh ~ "ast
speculation following the deYelopMeht a. ~ 10 49,,
lode forms an interesting page IN minus 10
Tn abandonment Of mining IN the lower leVels "a
suited from the exhaustion of highst&tee . foot
the hgh cost Of extraction. ore III N' ,t-t,h tbs
level and above is about exhausted "itm i "9
draining and ventilation accomplished. 80 Who
ment will be resumed and there are u rHs ,,a-
believe that great results will folo" g., ne az
history OF this wonderful u an .gGcS nd
precious metals may prove quite as ro"""''e ~
miraculous as that Of its earlier days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
SAY TT WILL RUN THEIR BUSINESS
DAVIS DoRLAND co TO FIGHT III" ''''
TON AGAINST THEIR TAKING AN"l"F"
FIRMS CUSTOMERS

The Injunction granted recently 10y 1us',e W.
pe,ch of the Supreme Court. in the suit proush'
IN. Rencdict & Benedict against DAVIS borla""
10 soor,s =, nossess some elements u novelty an"
interest Roth the firms Involved TN the sun Gun
i,o. fro insurance business. The hrm OF baN'S'
1,rio,d G. 90 is made up Of j. Lawrence DAVIS IT,
~ Dor'ond Julius Jacoby and Julian Lucas y .
An ~ these men were employed by the nr'i u
poredic, & Benedict MP 10 December H. 1873. ""'"
,bev formed the new partnership In the llJ"'''
lion granted 10y Justice Beach occur the "o'uS'
do boroh. order that the defendants ana 'ach am"
.,.srv one q them and their servants ana '"','
o,,.n,s refrain from taking or obtaining OF a'
,.,,ti,g IN take or obtain or I'm any way divert
for, the plaintif's FIRE insurance business o' any
,rt thereof Of any Of the customers OF the P'"'"-
,iy as fire insurance broker.
Nv Davis said yesterday 10 tribune I'Io' -,
~, 9 ,ha Injunction held good II would praclcdnS
49, a., tho businesS o. his firm. Many ol WY NJ, g.
49, Formerly doing business win bNleui.t =,
Scmoi,t had transferred their huslil' 20 ~ ~
Dorland & CO.. he said, Si'n an NM ~, bis ouiu-
,.or bea~d Of before he said. ana; III ms oi IN.
ny vas 81 "a Revolutionary nature. u naI 1''""'
',t'(1 , daal Of talk I'm fire insurance q, g.
Tenedict inat DAVIS ~ -.
20 renrescnted customers OF tH'ittS n, ',ni
- b. successors of Benedict q i''li,ul' H.
I'm other ways tried - COM W. tr,de from
IL, arr,s FOR the purpose Of divertnt ii%
TWO "a he other This is denied by DAVIS ~
Cnr- - Tbe Iaffe~ firm have engaged couhH,i' IN
Elm 6eht the cnse II the lnJl@cl - f isdriti-
T,nnept they say it will drive them O"' va ''7'
II At e business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
I EDWARD ADDICKS'S EXPLANATIoN.

-PhiladcIpha March III Edward Addicks'
president II the Bay State Gas Company TO-
night gave out the following statement III REFER
ence 70 the stock OF the company being stricken
from the Stock Exchange list in New-York ana
Boston.
THE Bay State Gas Company forced the issue
with the New-York Stock Exchange by Withdraw
ing fits transfer agency in New-Nork. inc
Farmers Loan and Trust Company has been the
transfer agency OF the Bay State Gas Company
ever since the stock has been listed on the New
York Stock Exchange. This agency was with
drawn by the company. and as a result, the STOCK
was dropped from the list.
This move will not IN any way affect the Bay
State Gas Company or any Of its interests. the
company adopted this procedure TO avoid having
two kinds of common stock on the market-listed
and unlisted The old issue Of $OCJo0D common
stock was listed. and had the company wished TO
have its new common stock ($joGo0O sold on the
curb as an unlisted security the New York stock
Exchange would have entered no objection anu lA-
company would have been annoyed by having t"O
kinds OF common stock on the Market o.,
s.In preference to doing this the company declue,
IN have the entire issue Of SOeVOCp common STOCK
sold on the curb as all unlisted securities are sou
and 10 bring this about the New ORR trans or
agency was closed and the action or the NeW-1 Ork
and Boston exchanges followed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
ryuJJytTIOy N THE DEAN CASE.

Magistrate Flammcr In the Centre-st police
court Yesterday afternoon. listened to the argu-
,,arfs Of counsel IN the examination Of the +. y
Dean Company wherein its officers Ayron l.. Her
nard Samuel Keller and d. y. Kellogg are charged
with conspiracy. Mr. Levy. representing the de-
PENDANTS said that the evidence thus far offered
did rot I'm any way convict his clients Of conspTing
20 rob or 20 deceive any one. The nrst three OF
four large pools Of the company had been success
ful and paid large profits. The firm finally came
TO grief through wheat poo, which wrecked H.
There had been nothing offered 10 prove that me
defendants had conspired TO take advantage OF
their clients. Magistrate FlGmmer said he would
give the lawyers until March II To hand N brieis
and would give his decision on the lth as 70
whether he would discharge on the motion OF hold
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
JNDrSTRTAL CONBiN1TI0NS.
WIPE CLOTH MAKERS COMBINE.

WIPE CTOTU MAKERS COMBINE.
Buffalo March 1.-THE wire cloth man"i", u. .
. ,, r.,ito1 states formed an association in this
,it, ON Thursday under the name OF the wire
cloth Manufacturers Association Of America H.
$ Swinscoe OF Clinton. Mass was eec''u pr'Sl-
dent and James OConnor. of Detroit secfe'a'!
A uniform price list unanimously adopted
The firms represented az the meeting were
Schoelers Sons of Buffalo; the w > IAlt' WIZ
I,,,, C,-,,,,,,, Of cleveland: the De Witt Wire
cloth Conpanv Of Reneville. y. j.; the Dixon wire
cloth Company Of Dixon H.; the Glenrock WIRE
cloth Company Of Glenrock Penn; me bo o Wick
Viro Cloth Company. of Clinton Mass tne. w IN
Mn. Wire Ciofh Company. Of Cortland. y. y; the
Ncwyor Wire c2h Gomp99 G;o OF o ao Wordc ef
Nose The Ludlow Wire Cloth Company. OF 81
Louis the Michigan Wire cloth Company, OF De-
tInt and The California WIG VIolh OohIpnH!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

Albany. March I1-These stock companies have
been Incorporated:
Long Beach Land Company, OF Newly ork city,
cspiia1 800 Directors Paul X. Ames, Of Rock
vile Centre and John II. CorwD and Percy Jack
SON OF New York
A. A. Grnnell Company, Incorporated OF OAK
Sion merchant business; capital, $1,000 Directors
A. A. Grinnell. A. X. Avery ana {. g. avery.
Rome Tube Company, OF Rome capital 10000
Directors William r. Huntington. w. J. i. Kings
ley, r. II. stryker. c. G. Reid J. g. Blssell, J. )
Hazelton and w. t. Kingsley, OF Rome; A. NJ
Wardwell, of Syracuse, and w. 7. White. Of Utica
Buffalo Silver Lake Ice Company; capital. 500 900
'-ectors. Harry Yates, c. II. Policy, j. Henry
,alf and Roger Joyce. Of Buffalo, and George
ton OF Rochester.
lyon Hotel Company, to conduct the Halcyon
at Milbrook, Duchess County; capital Slo0-
'rectors. Heber L; Robertson, jr., f. c. Wag-
c. Carroll A. O. McIvaine, IT,, and Wood
ming. of New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
6O-62 West 23d Street.
CAVALIERS MOVING DAY NEAR.
GETTING THEIR CRAFT READY TO TOW Up TIL
STATE.

GETTING THEIR CRAFT READY TO TOW Up THE
STATE.
Much activity is being displayed just now about
the piers where the canalboats have been tied up
for the winter months This is due to the tact
thar the annual spring cleaning Of the boats Is At
hand preparatory to their invading the canals III
search OF cargoes. Many Of the boats nave pet"
repainted and otherwise improved IN thelr gen
eral appearance and many an up-couhlrE l"tine'
will have 70 rub his spcctacles good ana hdlu pe
fore he recognizes his old friends the Mary Jane
or the General George Washington. when ne sees
them again The wives of the boatmen have also
been exceedingly busy Of late. and there has beeh
a refurb!shlng and general overhaullhs slH!''''
70 th,t which the average landlubber has to endure
IN his homo every spring Many OF the WOMB"
have decorated their cabin homes with pr's"'
kncknacks we'll as with more uselu "'u''es
in the course Of their stay in town. ana some oi
The boats will have on board even such luxuries
"a niano or orgap when they start forth on
their spring campaign
The most important work performed o" the D'''9
Yesterday and in fact, all week. was the ce"'
ing out of winter cargoes Many OF the poa'S III
their last trip from the north in the fall brougni
I'm beevv loads of potatoes, apples. onions ana
tUrrins and these articles were kept in the nous
all winter The hatchGss MaHS Of the fruit and
Vegetables were auctioned of 70 the nlghesn ,
Tho cargoes on most Of the boats were O"neu ~
the farmers who grew them, and they engaged Jiy
boats not only to bring the pT9duc ser mo e CIV
"a soon as the boats get rid or theI, iteS, u.n
cargoes they will prepare to take on wnat
40 10oton loads made up Of general mel 10,
VI ~ The boats could carry 200 tons, put prinS
anxious to get Buffalo as soon Ss ts prefer
1,btnr loads The boats can make ihucl III
monev carrying grain than they can /" any 0'''N
.o,1.nt ~ Piers Nos.
6 and near the Battery. which are St - 40 ~ mad
~ ,s, ~ canalbOats. said yesterday INA II no.
bee, one of the most prosperous winters iOr ~ the
There had beer as many poats DoTc Light
,tnrs he added because all those tnal WIZ nc, y, j.,
had been employed by the Taroaqb The boat
other corporations about me ond mis- about
pad their and The e9st e Of HtHE Sohns
was Ia. HIe featule al the piers Of late was thS
large shipments OF potatoes to C4PS @ headers
o'St hesded barrels full-were shlpp1u me-
YESTERDAY Seed potatoes especSh cb ar" shows that
M nsonle there are going into the c"l'N'"'" "
the tllbers on a large scale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
COURT CALENDARS FoR MONDAY

Appellate Divislon-supre Couri-Adloa'hei 1'''
Tgssday MagS H. Termpar Before Beach,
Motion calendar called at 100 p,r, Before Besk-
man. Court opens at ioSo a. m p,r t@ Before sc-t,
JNNotions Demurfers Nos 49, ga 30 $50 vi ~ SS,
9sJ 9s6, $50. 993 @39 Preferred c59'rS' -'
Supreme court special rermPaI lymRears . Tr 5st
% and Ja se rs . s39 55? lSG -. case
supreme court-specaI Tem-Part V-Beiere G. .ls
sleeve Causes 10 be sent from PaF' ~ ''
'ass DSfor-specla Term-Part vBefore Kei
ogg causes TO be sent from Part ~ i'r U'4'
Supreme Court Special Term-Par, vi Before "'
serch J-Eleya'ea so,l'2ad caI Ps,, Iefore McAdam
breferred causes: Nos 6253. 6s6l. $50 - la
6isG $40 S36i sl73 1893 sl95 1902 SOS 500 49,"
'' sap e'n coaTt-Tral TermPart lbeio!5e dts
S iS7 iSs. ssss. 1870 III 81 @ 27 2, s,5
S79T 25Tl 3T9o 3a,,. io3?. 100 --ot -''' 49,
27G 2o,s 2,1 S 2a IT. fern yBefare Andrews
to be seg r. r9% part Az i2r esntr
J"1anses T. be sent from Part III %" iri"l
nP sasrdne cour-rrai r,rn-par, nere tged"a
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1872 lcec ,- 2'S 5,,G i', Sioc - 5,s 700 sa @
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So IN AFRO 422l lnQuests, Ncs. 80 800 9o-O
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Hs,,ses TO be sent from Part VII t.r u'"-
hnis,e ri,o. co,rt-rral Term-Par INBefore Werner
rar"eS T., be- sent from Part VII tOl Ult', D.c-o
Sunrem- 1'5urt-Trial Term Eatt \ DC, rs. IN
r -tans.s 10 be sent from Part VII iV' "'"'
finished co,r-rral rcrm-Psr " Before Ma ei
-t'als.s t. sent from Fart \ II ~, mon. pa,y,
Supreme Court-Tria Term Part ~ , ar tra.
J|tauses 10 be sent from preierFed ''''"'"'
Sn,ro,ate's Court chambers. Na,n1v Mar, |.
, , ,. ~, l0.30 a M wills for probate M' Vss-
~ ~ 10 a m Caroline Z. Whtng ,hrl7' ester
h.rIsp Henry Cerings Elizabeth Schulz, Jonn 10 81
1,hn k.rn jeanne r Taylor. Christian hl.'' T,usey,
~ -, NINA Bovston Annie Campbell M"N ]"
att y. m RI, ,.,. p.,.rs F,zgeai -
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,ltv Ciurt-speclal Term-teiore Fit1s4i"'~
court opens at IL A. Motions al 1890 E,,hv J.
t'i,v t'ourt-Tral Termlart l-Beiotr ~ .5 2l6i.
Nos Gbg 2iid $500 2lG4. POS. 2r'3 I"''
,,a5l Pro 1850 2tso Cave unfinished c.,,an j.
Nos 2.5S 0lI 1854 1879 23i2. 1913 2y, iiS9S si6l.
sgl2 227o a522 1891 800 2js5. lso2 70, ,o.s g7sL
psi 2l4G. Il9o $3.50. 1899 25i' 2o'z IE''
civ Colr-Iral rerm-Part IiInefo5e s aS,f 2Ss.
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2Idi 27i5 27OG 27Gi. 27Os 2Id9 2iIo g''i 49,
on, 2i75 27T6 2TIT 2Tis 2IIp yIS8 ga. n,,er J.
tity Court Term-Part " l'eo,oa, asi5 64i1
short causes Noe. 8Sui GS3l WNn ~ ,,-o 3t0l9 o.,
G7o3 G9Te CSC 06iO 6SlS Gssl. sti, co., ",S,a 6i
Ss70 ,Sls $50 Gs2i CSs2 6'52. %. es; ~
sss oslo i,sst 6si dS67. Equity cases NO.
305 500 3ii 3i2. 3i3. Clear
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Bcekman. j.
s~-H --a ss-~5>. Wilbur Larremor~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
Many POOR FAMILIES HELPED.

The Charity Organize ton Society had under tho
care Of its district committees during the month
O. February 19Jl families which Is eight
hundred more than IN February OF 1883 This does
not include a large number of families to whom
emergency relief given through the Police De-
partneni and other cooperating agencies during
the blizzard. but does include all for whom tho
society undertook direct responsibility. Relief was
obtained from churches or societies for 40 families
and from private sources for 753 families. Eight
hundred and twenty-slX woodyard tickets were
"it.,.r nIit TempCrary work secured for lG4
T.r.0os and permanent employment for forty
iight TNrnty-cour persons were placed in hos
pi1als or I'm institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
c,,,,,rrn LIKE AN OLD FRIEND.

n connection with the report that the iois
Island Railroad will within short time Dc 'VQ'''"
by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Oo'nP""' -. 49,
- w. 1900. yesterday This was statement 10
d. ,ffec, that the Ncw-York Central would ne niE
factor in forthcoming Developments ABOUT me-
properties II was said that the Nandero"S were
o,,ietlv bnvng Long Island stock with the pu'PoS'
of getting a foothold on the Island anu '"e o'u
>-1,orl Central hy way of a tunnel under Forty
eecond-st was revived 1t WAS further Sald lH'' 4"
representative of the companies WIS now N I1IU
irving 10 interest capital In the pan w" ~.
cials Of the Ncw-NOrk Central Were S1o' -
greeted the rumor ike old friend: ana @ J
delighted 10 know that II was able I" DE up ''"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-12
WAGES ADVANCED.

bridgeport. Conn. March n.-Ofical announce
ment was made to-day TO the effect that the
Warner Brothers Company. manufacturers Of cor
sets have made a general advance In wages OF
from 10 ~ 20 per cent. Fourteen hands are en-
pl0yed.
Dudley. Mass. March 1.-THE employees or the
Stevens linen works. which IS the largest crash
toWelling factory in the country. notified to-
dav that after April ! wages would be the same
ton viii average about 10 per cent Elias T. Nor
ton IS the agent Of the concern ana ABOUT eight
hundred hands are employed