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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

ton. S5ua. Eastern Washington tim
uthy. Sl3diii alfalfa. So
oats linhhlug1 Per ton. t2s.
harley Rolled. t23
Germ Whole. s3ata. cracked. t2ai
feed meal. per ton. SIS.
Feed Wheat. ssi; oil cake meal,
$50. middlinGs, tsiua3. bran, ST.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. 42oWs2,
dairy chopped feed, SO. seed oats.
S3o09e.
Meat Prices.
Fresh Meat dobblna) Cow beef.
Sc per 10. steer beef. sac per ID.
mutton, p,othsr pc prr ~, pork, fMe
per 10. veal. large. Sc per 10. small.
Zoe.
Provisions dohtlnE)@ilnmn. large,
i0Mc. hams. small. tic. breakfast
bacon. iiuc. dry sailed sides. 1Me,
Lard Oobbinrl Homes made. perth.
7Ac. White Star, Sc. Coin Special,
SIC. lard. compound. uetces. eHe.
Rex. S4c.
Fresh Fleh 0obhlnEl-iialihut. "a
0tis. salmon. 7nSc. atcelhrnd sai-
mon. aHi0e; salmon trout. i2An.
founders. smt. aales. &C.: rock cod. So,
trout. teNWiae; ahrimps. Ice; shad.
e4Tc. amelt. iMse. Columbia river
nmeit. sW4c. herring. 1nic; tom cod.
C.. oysters. olympla.s 500 per sack.
II 80 per gallon; clans. TITO per
sack. DunEeneaa crabs. live. ti.i0.
cooked. ti.z0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

A new sensation tn store for sea
shore pleasure seekers. Shooting
the shute viii become n mild affair
in point If excitement. when thia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14
Buttnr. Choose. Eggs and Poultry

Rlftter - Ranch i0aiae: fancy
dairy. In squares. i51l7c; Washing
ton crenmeries. lib prints. 2lGeZ6c;
Eastern. Iowa and ElRin. 25928
Cheese OnbhiuR1 - Native wash.
lu ston. 12lha1ic: Eastern. 12LQ
E.1Ac.
Eggs Oobblng) - Strictly freah
ranch, f8c.
Comb honey California, isc.
strained. &c.
Poultry-Dressod chickens. i5fiec.
live chickens. lie: live turkeys. ia
15e. dressed geese. tsuIic. dressed
turkeys. 1eQf7c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

Potatoes 0ehhiug) white River
nurbanks. sas9ia. Island Early itoso
t3s4ta. Island White. s1smA. Yak
Ina aud Oregon. atoi native sill
YER skin oRians, tisUts per ton. ore
Ron ans Yakima silver skin. fancy.
tz5elan per ton. hccta. 81 per sack
carrots fesUIoe pet sack. rutabAgaH.
Csc per sack. turuipr. Gle per
sack, cabbage. 2iar. paranips, eocsi 81
per sack, eaulifioNer. p0cntt per
dpxens green peas, &C. artichaksa.
Gee per doKcu. garlic. D.. celery,
California asparagus. s1so per ID.
rhuharb. susie per ID. tomatoes.
{. g rer Nane.
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For Sale

Investigate this 1900 cash. tsea IN three
years. VIII hay dos5ln corner lot, sith new
improvements that feat for tM Please
nxurs the Interest on this Investment.
Eoox so8 SEw yoHx BLocx.
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Nuts.

wainuts. per ID. sacka. i2aiic:
Eastern black walnuts. Toe. pocnns,
i2ai3c: nlberts. lie; almonds. fancy.
soft shell. 1s020c; almonds, No. 2.
fGuiTc. peanuts. Ga7e: pine. 15c:
hickory. Toe; coconnuts. per dozen,
Tie. popcorn. &c per ID.
Ray, Grain and feed.
Hay gobbing) - Puget Sound. por
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-14

latest modification ~ the roller
coaster gets Ia running order. ~ n
strange apparatus those fond of d.
xrFaion are "a experience the thrill
hnH sensation Of being whlriad
about through space IN an upside
down condition. The builder thinks
the people VIII like 1t. Ills plan
shows a regulation roller coaster.
with a series Of gradients and sharp
curves. by which the car carrying
the passengers acquires an enerm-
Gus impetus At the proper instant
the car enters that part Of the track
which makes a complete hoEnersanii
upon Itself. the car remaining all
the while on the rails and shooting
with frThtfui momentum. But
what becomes % the people IN the
car Til. Inventor. who Is building
the machine Al coney Island. says
they will be perfectly Nafe. They
viii simply hang on. grit their teeth
II they are men. scream u they are
women. try 70 imhgine they are
having a good time. and ie; the laws
of physics do the rest In fact. the
passengers viii make the sutnerzait
In the car Ia so sudden n manner
that they viii scarcely realize II.
Easter lilies formed no part OF the
EAEtcA dcvotions this year In ST
Johns Protestant Episcopal church
In Jersey city. Rev. Dr T.. l..
Stoddard. rector Of 81. Johns TIA
booed the fragrant and beautiful
flower for hygienic reasons. Expert
ence, he says. has taught him that
when the Easter My ~ used. even
In small quantities. In the altar and
chaucei decorations. the odor AZ
fects the members q the choir. Civ.
inE them severe headaches. DR.
Stpddard says also that he received
complaints on the same score from
members Of the congregation. Last
Easter he abandoned the use OF the
Easter liiics According to DR. Stod-
dard the result was that the sing
ing was better and the clergyman
felt better and preached better. The
choir did not complain ~ a head
ache.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
ELECTRIC ROADS INCORPORATED

Albany Sept 27-The Buffalo and ERE L noo,,nI
pe,Iroad a street surface road, with a capltdl
stock Of 100000, was Incorporated win nv
socro,arv Of State to-day. Such a railroad Is ~
no huut maintained and operated from ana trrouen
puralo and 10 Erie Penn, distance Vi "Oo"
aortv miles The principal office Is to be ioc"'eu
IN Buffalo and the directors are C. " boue ,I1or'
A e schmidt Thomas c. Fremyear' Faul i1eI'TI
w calhoun. A. Schmidt, ST., f. J. WEBER H.
p oueaI all of Buffalo, and w. w Cole OF E'inira'
who have each taken ten shares.
Tho Dunkirk and HickOryhurst Electro RAM
70 operate through the city of DunkirK 10 foihl
Gratiot. Chautauqua County, distance OF aoou'
seven miles filed articles of incorporation Win INC
Secretary of State to-day. It's captaI s'ocN -
$40 600 and the directors are {. v Bough'oH a
schmidt ir. Thomas c. Fremyear, w A. Calhoun'
PAM Werner. A. Schmidt ST.. +. ]. Weber H. T.
oreol ~ Buffalo: Daniel F. TOomey, OF DunkrK
~S'be' Fredonia and Lily Dale Electric hllIIoa9d'
With n CAPITAL OF $4,000 was also moor POI 49,
T. is 10 be operated through the village OF i
- and through the Assembly Grounds az LILY Idie:
a distance Of about seven miles me Thoroa
are: G. V Boughton. a. {. schmidt ~ lioiis'
c. Fremyear Paul Werner. VA ai az Viie; IL "a
schmidt sr +. J. Weber H. 7. Queal' OF bul"'o'
ana W. w Cole Of Emira.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
,.r,n,o AND WESTERN OFFICIALS.

,o, ,noa,inp OF the stockholders ol INC
vari, 0rtor,o and Western Railroad Compnh!
Mss held at the oces Of the company yesFTHng
Was Tarob e sch. Of Kuhn. Loeb Co. PRESIDING 81
Nearly three hundred and fifty thousand S"'''' "
stock were represented. y n Aeh.
The following directors were eiec,eo. ~ Ton.
lev. New-York; c. Ledyard bar Ne" C,,,hert
I:,',,ro Channcev NJ Depew, New-York; Thomas
1 y TowIcr NewYork; Gerald L. Hoyt Ne~Iork'
John B. Kerr. New-York; Grant b. schley p Nf~
York; H. pearson. London England Joseph T TrE
London ENGLAND P ASST5 f Penn Aef he
mari iiSs 60 meeting Thomas y. Fowler was Iob
elected president Joseph PrGe cdpunse Richard
r. N09tdaLar6 secretary and treasurer JdI.'' ID
Chnds Was reappQned genera en- Ea Executive ma' Com
SHtt The only change in the Board OF - SbIoS
from last year was the election OF Oid"' -
in place Of the late John Il. MooIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.

The Woods Motor Vehicle Company has been In
corporated under the laws OF New-Jersey with
capital Of 100000. TO manufacture automobiles.
The directorate comprises the following John
w. Mackay, August Belmont, DR.. W. Seward
Webb. Charles Miller, George a. Cox. J. Wesley
Allison, ". d. Matthews. II. p Dwight, A. L.
Anes J. w. Elavolle, Frederic Nichols II A.
Ware, c. T.. Woods, Benjamin V. Becker and Sir
William c. Van Horn.
Frederic Nichols is president Of the cor
poration J. Wesley Allison and a. f. Ames are
ce-presidents A T.. Chandler, secretary, and c.
II Akin OF Chicago, treasurer. The company II
is announced, will start with number OF contracts
taken over from the Fischer Equipment Company
The company has taken a factory In Chicago, and
It is proposed to establish another large factory
near New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
Joseph HOWARD, JR, RobDHO'
r,povyN DOWN IN FORTY fIFTH-sI'
RrFFIANs WHO TAKE HIS JE" D'"'
AND WALLET.

rosenh Howard. jr.. the newspaper NM, -, 40
,og severely from badly lacerated 'hr'A. Monday
oral bruises on his right side rece'neu 1,.o Az
,h, on his way home from the Giisey 'iou..
,he time he received his injuries ne was !"
at, about 200 feet east Of Broadway ana wa"
~ 80 .ho,,led by an unknown man WINE
yen, through his pockets ana s.o'o
n',h,og ~ value Mr.. Howard said YESTERDAY
~ hardly dlstlngushable tones. tha' "e "''
y, recovering the jewelry al 'e"S" No. rovs
oI was entertaining party OF nos'o" -
roner men on Monday night sara "l, &c.,
land took them 10 the Mahn"'''" -, uouse
,h performance we went to the "''ae' 80.
WV ha,a MANY friends. and sat IN the car
lifting and discussing the immortamy y, 80,
, ubioh some deep thinker brouSh' UP
sS"", I'D about 1890 o'clock and took br?aa"ay
cable car 10 go TO the Lotos oiup'
s,onnng. as my family Is out OF to"h'
~ had ,ef, the car at Forty-hfth-st ana hau o"y
= " ,au, Foot toward Sixth-ave when Two you."
g. ,, mo One said 10 me Good evening" M
uoword' and az IL my custom ahs"e'e"
ola man how are your The man theh sd.
was in great need Of assistance anu w." la
oo,,d oct enough for the night The same o'u
game but I tumbed and put my right ha"' :" "''
,rousers pocket to fish out quarter .
NO sooner in my pocket than the SCAMP 80 IN
~ -, Tho throat and the other one trippeu "'e Ny
ia hold on TO my throat until lost uIi eth in
ness When / came to 4 found my han as before
. oocLet and nv cane in my hand as De ,oait
S my vas not soul in sight and picked
lneap nc" went 70 the Lotos Club Upon sea! S.
my clothes after reaching my G room At f isast s
nau loS n,,, IN the shape OF cross set with ora
mond which mother gave b ms ON was not much
~ h VALET OF Intrinsic value, only about ~" oe
there were some papers which won m9 mi Children
When they were little. The papers ana pictures
| value highly. ,,c,.,.,,, -, tho Detective
I'm n,os sesterdav and he placed Sergeants carey
and Mcarery the case 50 aid Jar not want the
nenru any ny become public but thought II best 70
insert an advertisement In the papers n,rt Of the
| iewerv sincerely hope that can ger sp,i, ON
trace Of the things will not prosecute l .,no -,
! If / can get my things ana WILLINGLY s"e S'
Mr. Howard was lame YESTERDAY. , ana W." a.
| oo,mnelIed To use cane. He has TWO bruises on
re rieht side as large silver dollars ana cat,nes
marks Of fingers on his neck where the rooDe'
J throtled him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

:, in Christ but not wiss 10 Par REMIND nina
historical connSSi ns COD as Is not chsseon1
Us soa ns o%sc sds q
many voiced 1T is built r on .n Christ himself being
AAnostles and prophets Jesus ~
The chief cornerstone v.,,
The Rev. DR.. Wallace Radline OF ,ne ,ns session,
,ranue presbyterian Church in wnlen '"e c,syer
Are+ being held welcomed the delegates II.
speech and then the Council snd greeting
70 sns now amend !" the
boston effort was S made sG sS o Join,
Gn es o G the two looking 20 as
n the bodies this engendereo, FOR hasy consid
was deemed too great matter W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
3. AND A. ANNUAL MEETING
XcITING CONTEST wAGED AMONG sToCh'
HOLDERS OVER THE PROPOSED LEASE
J TO THE CENTRAL.

TO THE CENTRAL
Ros,on Sent 27-The largest and one of the
hos, exciting meetings ever held by the STOCK
lolders of the Boston and Albany Ralfoau
allied TO order by President Bliss In the nan
/, ,,a southern Terminal Station here to-day.
Although the question Of ratifying the lease u
u kbe road 10 the New-York Central which 10"
4 h,v,ded the stockholders into contesuhe i"e
Lions was not TO be acted upon To-Day p0
Aonement until November - having been as
7 a I, was expected that opposing tickets io' ~"
/ board Of Directors would be presented an" ~
/ he ballot in effect would be test No'e VIZ
lease proposition. 80 rresent
More than 700 stockholders were -,
when the call to order was give"
l.lease" party at once sprung surpii'e o,irg
so,,inc a motion 10 adjourn the annual me-, -
until the lease meeting Of November no. 80, -
was met by the Protective Commute 49,
call for a share vote on the mo'io" ""N
Question tabled. ,,o nv.
4 ON motion Of r. Jefferson Coolidge 'he ~
laws were amended TO reduce the bo"'N
rectors from thirteen to eleven he"ioe'' 40,
Af,er the reading OF the annual report ""'''"'
Hoar. counsel for the road. stated that the Ne"
York Central Railroad had agreed upon ''
duction in the number OF years OF the ledse ii0''
800 TO 80. and had agreed upon
$1,000 900 not to use for the beneht OF the Wv"
york Central any Of the earnings Of the Boston
and Albany system other than an amount nsc tho
sary in order TO comply with the terms Vi 'N'
lease. . 49,. 10 rooro W G
At this point il was decided that the room
foo small for the proper transaction or DusIne'
and n was voted to adj Jurn until l.: 81 oCIoCH'
10 NICE, i'm the Music Hall Building
,,,th the adjourned session was calico 20 OF
M motion u defer the election OF oilCTI ,
uer Intrember IL was renewed by Mr. HOar' VINO
10 he'd the position OF the Board OF directors
eXpitIyys II TYLER on behalf OF the Protecute
Cnai bttee opposed the motion, saying that tne
1oIiiiiiJtive Committee believed the interests OF
iro'evgockbolders and the road would be Dene-
ne ne Nv n change in the management AT tns
H!! eu and that the committee hoped TO be abIe
10 Obtain a better lease through a new BOARD
OF Directors. 1aod Nv
TYLER was asked to withdraw request Ior d
stock vote but he declined to do go
After some discussion President Bliss appoint
cd 'tellers and the balloting was begun. NO an
nouncement Of the result being expected TO-
night. the meeting adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CEvTRAL's MEETING ADJOURNED
40 o,.opr-,, PRESENT AT ALBANf-MH'
DEPEw AND PRESIDENT cALi'A-
WAY MERE on HAND

Al5asy. Sept % (speciaD'-lneie s,ocxhold-
NEE "a York central railway company in.n ~
T5s the proposed lease of the Boston and ADa II
ay 70 the Central but several ,ho '@ central to
J.. idcd by the capitalists Of the CTn, ar.
nostpor this meeting until later date .,ne TO-
rived here this morning. TO attend inc pnards
da,. Ctadncey NJ. Depew chairman ~ roads:
C,Ilawav, president of the New-I9rtKh e ee New
Tayay , W0TSes and S E Williamson gen
1OI , ,,ornsv Of the same company Inc lied 10
Of the sockhoders Of the soma Dspew There
Oru,, Secrearv Worcester announced T' ,eeting
rum stockholders was ns not bpprsday 49,
was o ,r1" Wr Dcpew and Mr.. Callaway ." Took a
. a, 70 Tew-York while Mr.. NorceS''
frain for Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
CONSTITUTION on ST. GAIL CURTAINS.

lanes r Du Bots the United States Consul Cen
eral at St Gail. switzerland. was at IN" PUBIC
stores yesterday In consultation with sever" Nom
b,rs ~ the Board Of United states General APP
pralsers The subject matter OF the conference wa
The method Of determining the foreign value OF
lace curtains made in the ST. Gall district Several
prominent importers were called IN, ana the! RLlt
their views The questions ~ issue are soneWht'
similar 10 those which have led TO 50 much trouble
over St Gall emhrOideres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
FRANK s. BOND TO RETIRE

Frank : Bond. who has been vice-pfcs'u' rorO.
the chicago Milwaukee and st. PAU Na'~~ to .h,s
pany for the last fourteen years wiz With the
cy an mas t' January l. lie has been railroad man
ToaG aOo"t "m fifty years and from ps. aetna and
business lie win the 0g he's h 81 tSeNS believed
relaxqoH ue eIu Miller OF Chicago WHO ieT road
ago ne BaesSsneggf q the sn BOARD Viii take
% W Ronds place in the New,fork Iii Establishment
h de' attention chiefly TO the finahc'a' "''''e
- no cOmpanN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
= claims for damages in connection with work
o. tbis contract have been filed In the Attorney

~ claims for damages in connection with work
under this contract have been filed In the Attorney
Ge We Therefore. find and determine that in our
judgment there Is pr9per que OH ne n1 epgb
Ave cents 81 9O So. and recommend that the SAM
together with the interest que thereGn, oe Phho
Zinc of the submission or the Dld. win suth II
terest as the deposit shall have earned Tor t h.
oIt,.ctnr shall have filed with the Canal Board
a release as provided IN Chapter OH Laws VI 1882
Contract %. ..o..., 90
Contractors proposal ......'''''''''' >Y5 ~ 81
estimate .---'.''''''''''' ~ ol2
Amonn, p aldi including 10 per cen.... 1857 90
,rho renort Of the Canal Investigating Commits
sion makes no criticism on, or reference TO- ms
contract ,,-.. - t,u,ro,or classification nor
Vi No .,'P Abatement for extra work was made 80.
IN tba actual work done only three Items eN-
caeded the quantities shown on the proposal shtets
Embankment increased from osW S 'Iua ~
$50 yards at 70 70 T Seris "a ya i YARDS at s. yard
and spikes and nails from 2W pounds to '9' POUNDS
at SIX Se III for Jamages in connection with work
under this contract have been Med 10 da'e i'll inc
Attorney Generals Office. .-..,,o ,,o. IN o,r
we therefore, find and determine that' IN our
,,,Igment there Is properly due on the above CON
rat four thousand five hundred ana SIX'y-scNr
doilars and hfty-twO cents (N,JG1 % ana recon-
nnd that the same. together with the Interest
d,e thereon be paid over, together WIN thS IT,,
Genosited AT the time Of the submission Oh 'he Di
ipb snch Interest as the deposit shall have earned
fcr The state and the contract terminates as sooI
ne The contractor shall have filed Win the o"his
Roard release as provided in Chapter - laws Vi
1872 WILLIAM J. MORGAN.
ioHN NJ. CARTRIDGE
Committee.
Tho Canal Board also allowed on the report o.
SUPERINTENDENT Partridge 1892 So to Laurer 4
Iogaman for extra work contract no. B. caTt-
ern division and s2,5G2 20 TO the same contractor
- oIrfu a lenl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

ARMY.
Mater LILLIAN NJ CABEIL. surgeon. Is honorahly DIS
charged upon tender Of resgnatl1n' ,.,....-.. ,,,
eo,d lieutenant WALTER GREEN, ssh Infantry VIII
'e rr,crci from New York CITY to Fort Ih"f"'S ''
DUTY duty .,,.,,,.-, =, ,p,n-
LEY. surgeon is revoked. .,,.,,,,,,,, g,
second Lieutenant ETHELBERr l.. d; BRECklNhllGE or;
IN Infantry. Will be rrleytd ,i ron cu yr ossisn-
WAYNE. and Will proceed 10 san r''"'''o ~
...,.l,,, =, .,.1, O.,
second Lieutenant JOHN ". NORWOOD is asslgned %
23d Infantry ana WIZ P r,,i,s en- route +, the
philippine Islands. where he VIII JOIN MS regiment
cantain FRANK r. KEEPER. assistant surgeon now N
the Philippine Islands Is reevrd rom iuF'e'
r,~st lieutenant CHRISTOPHER c. COLLINS assistant
surgeon. relieved at San Juan Porto RSl. ana ana vi"
t,~nceel TO Madison lhIlaoFs. NV lEk' I"' Hu'E'
,,re Assistant Surgeon j. STEBBINS KING Is relieved
AT Fort Hamilton New York ana VIII proceed u
Decatur H. for annUment ~ contract.
r,rs Lieutenant FRANK CHEEK, 4sth Infantry WI
report Detroit TO assist In recruiting Tor MS 'eS
eooond Lieutenant HUNTER KNIFE Is assigned TO IN
DOM Infantry and will report at san Francisco 10
assignment with troops en- route TO the Fhlnpph
Islands where he viii join his regiment
Inc captoin ir:TTS NILES from Battery G to LIgh
battery A; Captain EDWIN ST J. GREBl'E' fror
Light battery A TO Battery c.
NAVY.
CAPTAIN A. H. MCCORMICK. promoted 70 Rear Admir-
f U'.mmc ndant Washington Navy laIdC
| Desc, Assistant Surgeon g. T. KINDLEBERGER de
tsched from Naval Hospital at Philadelphia ana 70 VI
possed Assistant Surgeon NJ $ GUEST detached froi
| 40" the Wabash ana Naval Hospital at philadelphia
| PASSED. Assistant Surgeon r. =; CRANDALL aetaChe
| from the Iowa when relieved. ana to home ana wa
Lieutenant commander W p POTTER, promoted to con
nander wait orders
! Commander ASA WALKER. promoted 70 captain 'w'
college Newport.
,,o,,ensnt commander g. E RANSOM, appointed fee
/ engineer, Asiatc station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
MP C0yGDOy TO BE DROPPED.

Washington, Sept. . 5peciaD.-oMoagh"r Cong
don. an inspector of the Supervising Architect
Onice Treasury Department, whom 1t was report
cd some time since had been removed from ms po-
siton but who was not then actually removed, mas
.t,od II t. said today. a five days leave of abb
sence and notification that upon the expiration OF
that time he will be dropped from the W.
ana Is well known in Irish circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28
NEW STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany. Sept. 27.-These companies were incorpo-
rated to-day with the Secretary of State:
Brooklyn Slate Mantel Company. OF Brooklyn;
capital, $1,000. Directors: +. A. Wilkinson, T..
Drake and Hugh Haddow. OF Newark. N J., and
W. s. Farmer and George Burns, OF Brooklyn.
+ A. Randall Company Of Rochester 10 deal in
neckwear: capital $4,000. Directors: Frank A.
Randall. Howard w. Sneck and William n. Barry.
of Rochester.
Paragon Harness Company. OF Buffalo: capital
$3.50 Directors: Horace F. Taylor. Frederick r
Blakeslee and F. NJ Blakeslee. of Buffalo.
The Union Realty Company OF NewYork City
capital. 10000. Directors: Ulysses 8. Grant. Pc
Furge and Walter H. Turner. Of NewYOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

TEUTONIC ANCHORS IN THE BAY.
Tho White Star steamship Teutonic arrived IN
the harbor from Liverpool late yesterday ana an
chored in the Lower Bay. She VIII come up "
her dock this morning at 7:3o o'clock: Among ner
ne sssengers are Perry Belmont and Mr. ana Mrs'
Kendall