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New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
INCORPORATED At Albany.

Albany. Feb. l6-The following stock companies
have been Incorporated
Tie Rice Bicycle Company. Of Syracuse: capital.
$lGp Directors: Henry T. Gilbert and Frank q.
Riggs. of Syracuse. and John w. Rice. OF Paines-
villc. Ohio
De Grauw. Aymar & Co.. OF New-York City to
manufacture cordago. capital. $1,000 Directors:
Frederick /. De GrHuw and George A. Boydcn. Of
Brooklyn and Frederick \. Aymar. of Stockbrdge
Mass
Border city Industrial Company, Of Border city
Seneca County. ~ manufacture wooden and metal
articles. capital $1,000 Directors. a. Clark Dixon
and ; Il Bear. Of Border CITY. and f. c. Hof-
mann. of Geneva.
American Buckwheat Mning Company. Of New
York city. capital NOo Directors. Charles T.
O5rosky. Walter Schorr Benjamin Holleudcr. Jacob
Seaman. R.5ccca Albert. William Kaufman and
Joseph kaufman. OF New-York city.
Constabeyille and West Leyden Telephone Com
p3ny, OK West Leyden, Lewis County; 90 operate q
telephone system connecting Rome M4rtinsburs.
Housewife ConstablcviIle Mohawk Hill West
Leyden. West Branch Boonvie and Highmarket;
capital. s. 90. Dlrectors-Benedict Cautier. :. &
Capron and J.. Capron. OF Leyd-n, Frederick Myers
and Elizabeth Myers. Of West Lcyden. and J. j.
Dounser. Of Lewis
Reflex Camera Company OF Ncw-York City: capt
tal $500 Directors-L J. X Hoist. Of NewYork
city; Louis Borsum. Of Plainheld. y. J.. and A. ID.
Davis OF Yonkers
Chautauqua Crystal Ice Company. OF jamestown;
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
ALFRED j. EMO & co. CLOSED.
SHERIFF IN POSSESSION OF THE sToch-
BROKERS OFFICES AT NO %
BROADWAY.

Deputy-SheriT Mcguire yesterday took possession
OF the Offices Of Alfred J. Emo & Co. stock0rokers
at No. 81 Broadway. an attachment Tor AS4-
in favor OF Dexter Hscox. which was obtained by
his attorney VI. A. Vosburgh on the ground that
the partners we're absent from their Office and were
koerIng concealed. One OF the items of the claim
OF Mr. Hscox IL that December Is he was the
owner OF forty shares OF stock Of the Cleveland
Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
valued at g. 400 which the firm converted 20 Their
own use on February l5 II was stated on the
attachment papers that the Arm abandoned their
Offices at noon on February To- and that after their
disappearance the creditors aud customers began
20 destroy and break the furniture and other fur
nlshings OF the Offices and an employe removed the
books Of account by concealing them under his
overcoat he left the office.
The partners were Alfred J. Emo. Thomas b.
Ponton jr. and Louis +. Werner. Notice was
given on February 10 that Mr.. Penton had retired
from the firm. He member OF the Consoh-
dated Stock and Petroleum exchanges.
The Arm began business July |. 1895. They
occupied five rooms on the second floor OF No. %
Broadway. and had largo blackboard for posting
the prices OF the various stocks. Many OF their
customers were Mr. Lambert, OF the
sherins office who was in charge yesterday after
noon recognized some Of the furniture in the Offices
as that which formerly belonged 10 T. E. Ward &
CO.. brokers of No 81 Broadway. who were ;S s9d
lot of'statonery bearing the name OF T. r.; Ward
& Co. The liabilities OF Alfred j. Emo q Co. are
reported 10 be from $500 20 5000
The firm had an account with the Produce EX-
change Trust Company. but drew out most OF the
money lest week. their present balance there, i
is SAID being only s.. The troubles OF the firm are
said 10 be due partly TO the fact that they were
long OF Federal Steel preferred. which they had
bought at ~, and Sugar bought ~ l39 ono % the
last customers 10 see the members OF the firm was
q Mrs. Plerson. who Wednesday morning de-
mandei Of one Of them S4o0o the amount due her on
her account The partner to whom she applied
answered that the firm di1 not owe her anything.
having closed her out Friday. She retOrted that
she had not given order TO sell but he said. it
s. alleged that they had closed ont her stock be-
cause they coull not carry q any l4mger.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MOUNT VERNON

D- walter C. Jones. prominent hepuo.''""
leader OF the Fourth ward appeared IN me Oou''
Of Special Sessions yesterday morning as com,
nla,nan- against f Wcthercll a photosrapner' o'
No &, Mount Nernon-aVe-. whom DO C."'es
-. Tho trouble grew out Of the recent canDl-
oac,. ~ Mr. Wothercu for member o: the hep"o-
roan city Committee. lie alleges that Di. Jones
and other ward leaders induced him 10 permit 'N.
use OF his name on The ticket and ihen necauSe oe
sei,cfion 0i.ieflv accomplished his defeat ON ues-
DIV afternoon y Netherel net Jones on l", mo- ,,
ana Z, i- charged. struck him in Tho facc WIKI Al
fst several times Joacs's face is badly olscooreu
Judge Schatz has set the case for hearins on heN'
TUrsday Wor-t.e. ..- of7 lo,,-
An unknown man. about forty years od. com
roiffed suicide yesterday afternoon. al Mount ''-
Ne Ncv--York and Harlem Railroad. In. 1t.u
vas witnessed rv me station agent ~ t.
Nf~r5v and several passengers. who say t!tl t"r
nan climbed 10 The Top of a freieAtcar. ana W",n
~ ~ NE locomotive The body was mansled
teyond recognition.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
YONKERS

The February meeting Of the Yonkers Oier'C''
Association was held yesterday afternoon ID ,"'
locturc-roorn OF the Westminster PreSoY Y''I'."
church The usual luncheon was served oy '''0
Dorcas Society OF the church. The rev H.
George F. Pentecost. pastor OF the FIRST ii''.'
toriau Church. spoke Of his experiences IN I""'"'
There were present AZ the meeting the Rev. M,SN'S
\ Burton. OF Philadelphia; william f. He'I5a'9i' IIei9'
V-iiiiam l. bruce. David Cole, Johu '' -,
charles r Allison. George K. Sutlns' AF F'''''
Cobb jr Mr. Mattress and AR tIoN.' tIoN. ,..,,fre g.,
Games were continued ON Wefnes DaN ven. - a..
,be tournament OF he Hollywood Inn Clun at Us
sifeve R,n.amin D. Barnes won the ",,"s ~
medal at the Ts isade Alleys by an aleI'tf5, tf,o,, ,
,hroe games - 49, Teams from the Fai-a. ~
Cirh n. Hollywood Inn club and me 1914, Nt.Dioo, SIS
t,onal Guardsmen VIII 20 TO -ioun. -ioun.r, ''0'
e,crirc 10 bow. in The Book tournament, -, .
DR. Henderson principal Of the Hish 'c1Coii cvoisTs ~,
Pratt Institute VIII speak before me lU.,N'i ~
Ki1dercarten Association to-morro" evening "
-. hal of The Wouau'S Institute l......o,,
-rhere was no .ne.tiuC Of the common "I
on Wednsslay evening. owinE 20 me l"cH on " "
o,,,r,tno A special meeting has been ca-itft -l'
ms evening 10 cons der the T. tcsl q. ',,-,,,,
r.Ir.e Convention Committee asking tnr, D"llIs''I
Council 10 make an appropriation 70 neg i~ 'tti.
fho EXPENSES OF The convention 10 pe neg" 'I ''''0
cffN u Augtgt next.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
p1roRcE CASE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.

Tho sui, for divorce brought by Mrs. Ella A
Dudgoou. wife Of Frank T. Dudgeon. was decided
IN ouick order yesterday by Justice kellogg IN
the supreme Court. Il is said that Mrs Dudgeon
Obtained a divorce and s. week atmony The de-
cree las not ye; been fled The testimony WAS
taken behind closed doors as Justice Kellogg or
d,rad all persons from the courtroom VINO We're
rot directly Interested IN the case. ms order IN
ti,.r"t ,tyS,s.e-er men There are only Il few
rrecaderts of nilar rulings r such cases -
Mrs Dldgeon is the daughter OF Stephen NC
CIaye and n niece OF eX-POAce COMMISSIONER NC,
Ciaye Size was a widow when Dudgeon married
h.r Dudeaon has ngured prominently before the
r,ihur H. MS been married three times. lie IS
The son II Richard Dudgeon. the inventor VINO Is
SAID 10 be wealthy. ,
hv Mrs Dudge0n. counter-charges were instituted
hX Tic d fenlant
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
corr COuPLAIys or DELAY.

Recorder Con severely criticised the Dlstrict-At-
t0rnrys Office yesterday morning for dere,icton IN
being ready to Try case and he gave the District
attorney week 10 get IA readiness. or ne would
entertain motion 20 dismiss the case. which WAS
that Of George Cahil OF No 147 East Fifty-secouc-
sf Nho was indicted last June the charge II
stealing s. 90 worth OF Jewery from Miss Marie
Medley. who gives the Imperial Hotel as her resi-
dence
Howard Z. Okle, the counsel for Cahill. last week
asked for an adjournment Of the case. This was
opposed by the District-Attorney. Yesterday
morning when the case was called. Assistant Dis
trict-AttOrney Walsh asked for Il continuance II
the case because important witness had gcnc
South and would not return FOR week. Then IL
was ;hat Recorder Gon severely reprimanded the
Assistant Distrct-Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
TEE ENDLESS CH9v rYArTHoRIzED

The mischief that can be dore by misguided zeal
IS again forciby Illustrated IN the case OF tho
Mount sinai Hospital Subscriptions now be-
ing solicited hy the directors FOR tie purpose II
erecting the Ucw hospital buildings. and a we'll
meaning man of this city desiring 10 DO something
for the institution started endless chain. asking
for contributors Of 10 cents each IN behalf Of the
undertaking. with the usual request 10 all IN re-
oept 10 solicit others.
As soon as this matter was brought 20 the At
tenton of the directors they requested the man 10
discontinue his collections. which he did. but the
matter having gone beyond his control the direct
Ccslre 20 have fhe public understand that th's
S without fheir sanction and authority and ask
the public 20 pay n0 attention % tais request i De-
irg entirely Unauthorized and detrimental TO their
work.
Il Il understood that Tho sum OF $500 has al
ready been collected for this worthy cause. bat
that the further sum of 5000 IS required. fer
which the directors are now actively canvasslng
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MORE NEw tEssELs F0R LAKE TRAFFIC.

Cleveland. Ohio Feb ls-'The Marine Review
tomorrow will say that orders FOR four large steel
freichters two steamers OF $3.50 tons each and two
tow barges Of 1880 tons each Gross tons capacity
IN both cases. Just placed by the Bessemer steam
ship Company Rockefeller INTEREST,", bring the num-
bcr Of contracts for new vessels of an klhus Vi,
the Great Lakes UP to thirty-six. and tho total
valuation 10 g. 1922 90 With two other vessels for
the Bessomer feet. one At Cleveland and one az az
West Superior We. already well under way LII tIiy
a--recate value Of the Rockefeller orders - tuEL
81 1rJ Oi these four latest vessels. none OF Wn'gn m
are 10 be delivered until April, 1907 three VIII 90
frrt iv the American Steel Barge Company, or
Vest Syreri0r, and one by r. v. Wheeler, OF W~est ~
nav CIV Mich. The West Superior company sJ sJes
steamer ard the tow barEes, and +. W W WheeIer
n steamer The new steamers will be 40 ieet 'ons'
over all and the bargcs i66 teet
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
MARRIED TO 4 DYING PRISONER.
BROOKLYN Girl WEBS 4 MAN ~ WHITE PLAINS
JAIL SAID TO BE AN AUSTRIAN
COUNTS son.

While dying In his cell IN the Westchester County
Jail. Guirano Le Roy married Ellen 10 Porte on
Wednesday evening The ceremony was performed
1r Father Feeney. q ST. Johns Roman Catholic
Church White Plains
Le Roy Is confined IN the tan. charged with burg
larry in tho third degree in having stolen a horse
and carriage belonging 70 j. H. Whitehouec of
Irvinetou-0 n-the-Hudson. He IS aficted with con
SUMPTION and Tuesday IL Magness the County
Physician. said his case was hopeless At lie Roy's
request Sheriff Moloy ,elegraphed 70 Brooklyn.
srmmoning Miss L Porte 10 MS bedside. II was
late on Wednesday when she reached White Plains.
and The wedding was performed Immediately.
1t Roy j. forty wears old. and alleges that he Is
the son Of AN Austrian count. His wife is about
five years younger She was born IN France hut
his been living in Brooklyn. u IS said that Le Roy
: wealthy The doctors Sc last evening thar they
old not think he would live through the night
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SUELTER COMPANIES MAY COMBINE.
OPTIONS SAID TO HAVE BEEN SECURED or THE
PRINCIPAL ONES SAVE THOSE OWNED
BY TIE GCGGENHEIMs.
The wall Street Journal" will to-day say;

Options have been secured all the principal
smclter companies y the country. for the pun
pose II consolidation. with ihs exception o. those
owned by the Gugsenhcims. located in Mexico
Perth Amboy and Pueblo Messr9 Moore Schiey
are understood TO hold these options. and it IS
stated that as soon as the nnal details are com
Those which 20 into the consolidation are the
Omaha and Grant Company. the ConsoNdated Kan
tonel Smelling Company. The United smelling
Company, tie Pueblo Smelling Company and the
Ccrmania Smelling Company.
The present capitalization Of these companies +
5000 10. and the annual net profits range from
T. 10 l5 per cent. The capitalization Of inc new
company VIII probably he around %"~"e". divided
equally into preferred and common stock.
The now company will be authorized 70 mine
srelt and refine ore into silver gold lead. copper
and its other constituent quantities. There T. not
likely TO be any friction from the fact that 50 I'M
p0rt3nt a concern as he Guggenheims may not
te Included ia the consolidation. as there VIII he
an understanding that the present arrangements
respecting the interchange Of business VIII not he
sarlousV dsturhed.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SING SING

Tho ,o.oi trolley COMPANY whose tracks have
Yoep hurried under the snow Cor The last week. is
having q great deal OF trouble in endeaFoi.ns To-
open up its line. on Wednesday "A snowp.o"sh ""7
run over portion OF the lire, throwing the sh'"
on each side OF the track. and making the fo"u-
way In the town outside tho village limits ainosl
trorassahle FOR slcighs and vehicles eeneraliF l-e
Commissioners of Highways then obtained an l,- ll--
function from the courts restraining tIe IohrH
c0mDanv from using the plough or Gearing
tracks az the cost Of Obstructius the slletle. III
~ village Inc same trouble existed. ana ln some
Instances rropert y-owners threw back on the tch-
snow which hai been Piled UP IN front oI t",lE
rlacas Of business. Yesterday the trolley man
rers seemed 10 have come 20 the decision llal Ne
f5sk u clearing the snow by carting II q" 4!.. as
s~n~ihcd iu tle franchise. etOnd their anliN.
nd he fires at Tie pOwer-house were drawn and
fbe line shut down indefinitely.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
I'd EYAMLNE N0RLON ANn RELnnrr

Clifford ". Hartridge. a lawyer Of No 95 Nassau
st. yesterday obtained order from Justice Glider
sleeve. in the supreme Court. for the examination
Of Ex-Governor LeU 7. Morton and Perry Belmont
The order granted parte and tho clerk OF
the court Was unable TO got more than tho namos
OF those 10 De examined
noon. ard a member If his firm would give out only
tuo lnfOrIna lion that certain persons who had ad-
Nanccl supplies . mine ~ which Mcssrs Morton
ana Belmont interested. sought 10 inquire why
money TOT the supplies Was not paid Mcssrs. Bel
mont and Morton had forwarded money to the
manager OF the mine 10 pay the bills. and as he
had failed do 90. they cOntended that they were
no longer liable for the debt.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
.orc,'s Inquest In Adams poisoning casa

Coroners inquest in Adams poisoning casa
Dock Commissioners meeting 2 p m.
Newspapor Publishers Association dinner. Wal
dorf-Astoria. D. m.
Review OF 7th Regiment by Governor Roosevelt
arInory, p. m.
Eorpshiro Society dinner 81. Denis. : ?.
Lecture hv the Rev Or. 4. = Schaufer Old
First Presbyterian Church p. m.
Dinner for Joseph II. Choate, Union League Club,
evening
Lecture by F. Hermann. No 60 East Elghth-st..
SI5 p. m
Mm, Fl De Loine on "Shakespeare's Nilifcaton
Of Richard Ill" Manhattan Liberal Club. No. ~
East Fifteenth-st., evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THOMAS CANARY BURIED.

The funeral Of Thomas Canary formerly a we'll
known theatrical manager I'm the firm Of Canary &
Iederer OF this city VINO died Tuesday IN his
country homo. near New-Hrunswick. y. J.. took
place Yesterday morning IN the Roman Catholic
church n s. Vincent Dc Paul. in Twenty-third-
ST.. near SiXfh-aye 4 solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by Father Wuecher assisted by two
other priests There was a large representation
Of the theatrical profession A. the funeral. but
none of tho prominent managers of tho city Mr
ledcrer Is in Europe. 4 number Of politicians
were present. Mr. Canary having been connected
with Tammany Hail. and having been at ono time
an Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate Silkman has issued letters ol "u',,''-
,,.ra,ion 70 Robert Van Tassell. OF Ncw-RocheHe,
an tho estate of Ellen Van Tasse. to clara J. Soo'.
and Iosenh W Simons. Of Rye. IN the estate VI
1,1ner J. Scott: to Ann Donovan Of Ryo IN ,he es
tate OF Michael Donovan; TO Dennis hgsl,'T; t;sfe
yonters In the estate OF Jane Higgins, ahS ~
y, fr6sr of C;recihurg. I'm the estate OF JuHii -
Jordan Letters tes;amen;ary have % oeen f Ma
Ceorye Brown as executor of the estate OF -
smertfe Brown: 10 Hannah Brady ana Anna I,i""!
Is executrcos o. the estate ot Ancia ~ ',i,aU
Williamson. to John W Mccarthy, as eXecVt1rI l
The estate Of Henry Morris. t. Waiter - SlEG.. lEVs.
e. Verrba = smith. as executrix OF the estait %,
Wilam Christie and 70 Tracy poWs , 3uu ~ T l,"t"
NJ TIoo a. executors % the estate or DaNlu IoMS.
3r Tn Surrogate has appointed Charles Earwloker
and Michael J. Dillon. Of Now-kocneAe, 10 md
Merr,tt and John F Ridley. OF Rye. 10 appIa-s'
Tho estate Of Fldred a. kerrey 90, . ..,, -
oav with Joseph T. Ennis. OF New-RocheIe' -
foreman.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
THE DEACONs HrLD FOR ASSAULT.

The Mount Olivet Baptist colored congregation
again crowded the West side Police Court yes,er-
day morning Many witnesses were heard on be-
haf q the Rev Mr W.shcr. pastor Of the church
antagonizei the pastor and disturbed the services
After TWO hours consideration Of the case MaPis-
trate Flammer decided to dismiss the charges
against Deacons Moore. Holloway and Howard os
disturbing religious meeting. and against all ex-
cept Deacons Moore and Holloway Of disturbing
public meeting. Dcacons Moore and Holloway
held in 500 bail for Special Sessions On II charge
OF essaui'lng Mr. Wisher Bal was furnished by
Jam.a y. Lar-. oi thc -nng-.g-lloL.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
SErEy CORPORATIONS INDICTED.

The Grand jury yesterday found indictments
against the following alleged OF soft coal:
the Mount Morris Electric Light Company tho
Manhattan Electric Company, the Peter Fenelon
Collier Company. the q. T. Hall Company. jacob
Doll the New-York Commercial Laundry Company
ard the HCnry Herman Lumber Company. Tine
managers Of these corporations have been ordered
10 appear in court this morning
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
PLAN or STEEL BRIDGE CONCERN.

For the last few days representatives OF seVera
large steel bridge building concerns IN this country
have been holding daily sessions at the "aluoil-
astoria for the purpose OF efecting a working
ag~ceneut a entering into a combination OF inter
ess il the latter plan is adopted IL Is m sdG % n ee
re0, compauy will be pitalIzed at about $+VUWvD;
An of those interested are retcent WIleI dsSe,. @
iotf the undertakings but T. was learned yesteId
tnat satisfactory progress had peeh Hdue d'0'e '0
lirn OF consolidation.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
uJLLIOyS ron NEW SoHO0LS.

The Board Of Education has already under way
I'm contemplation the erection II school build
ings which viii eat up within the year the H.G73 $40
which the Board Of Estimate has just authorized.
The bonds have 20 be authorized by the Municipal
Assembly and a resolution providing FOR the au-
thorzation OF the issue VIII be introduced ia The
Council on Tuesday by President Guggenhcimer. II
Is not expected that there will be any opposition.
all portions or the city will be benefited
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
pAK1NG-PowDER coMBINATIoN RUMoR.

u was reported yesterday that negotiations had
been begun for consolidation o. the Royal Cleye
lands and other baking powder companies. J. c.
Hoag.aud. president OF the Royal Baking Powder
Company was quoted. however as saying that tho
situation as 10 consolidation was exactly the same
as it had been for ten cars" The rivalry between
tie Royal and Cioveands companies has long been
Of the most determined sort.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17

Trenton. y. j. Feb lf-Articles of Incorporation
were Med with the Secretary OF State to-day Of
the last Jersey Electric Company. with an au-
thortzed capital OF 81 oonO00. The company Is en-
powered 20 manufacture and deal in electricity
lrht. heat and power OF all Knds. including com
pressed air Tie incorporators are Charles +.
Johnson. Of NeW-York. 5 Hand Taylor, Of Phllo-
dlIrhLa ana .In.oph 2 COOPER. u Rutherford. Y. j.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
WESTERLY RAILROAD BONDS OFFERED.

Redmond Kerr Co offer al s3ls and accrued
interest 81 900 90 first and refundinR mortgage 4
per cent gold bonds Of The Minneapolis and ST.
Louis Railroad Company. due March !. 1853 These
bonds part OF present issue Of s. oO00 90 Of
which the bankers have already sold SloOo1J0. A
letter OF Edwin Hawley, president Of the Mime
apois and ST. Louis Railroad Company. is attBchea
10 the announcement Of the bankers. giving fuu
details 20 the merits OF the bonds The sub
scription books viii be opened in New-York on
On the same day.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
COMFORT, COLOR, GRACE.

Take comfort Couchcs in leather and tapes
try; great sofas fully a half broader than the
ordinary sort and long in proportion, covered
with rich reps and tapestries; Morris chairs ana
couches; Louis XIV. easy chairS-verltaple
Fountains Of Youth they are for every one VINO
dips into them
Take color The different woods alone, win
their rich markings stains, inlays ana paint
lngs run the gamut from the sOberest to the
cavest tones with boundlcss color fields OF up
holstcries and hanglngs besides.
Take grace Prometheus-like. we have stolen
fire from Olympia to breathe into our designs
The finest lines Of Greece. Of Gothic OF the
Renaissance perfection In furniture for each
room Of the house.
Our mid-winter reductions cut even factory
prices
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
GERNANTC SINKS FIVE FEET MORE
BUT THE COAL CHUTE PORT is CLOSED
PUMPING TO BEGIN TO-DAY.

TNMTI NO TO T'T1TIT9'
The White Star Limo steamship dermahic sanh
an additional five feet in the mud yesterday Each
succeeding day makes her CONDITION worse an" j..
is estimated that 10 restore her machinery ana
ato- Furnishing Will require about 10000 The
stern OF the vessel yesterday was entirely sub
merged. while the hawserboles at the bow were
level With the water-ne
Divers succeeded yesterday in closing the coal
chute The opening Of which was responsible TOT
the sinking. Cofer-dams have been ouiIt arou'u
tho hatchwavs so that to-day the pumping may
hoci, ,vi.h advantage The Merrtt-Chapman com
panv which has tho contract for raising the sun
expects 20 start the powertul pumps 3l M
10 hoafs Hustler Manhattan and Helen ,ihis
morning 1t will be several days before the liner
T. cleared.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-17
BUY oFThG MAKER
Gro. CLINT co.
4S.46 AND At WEST 2SssT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
yAcrorY. ls4 ANo I56 WEST I9"sysgEr

canltal 10000 Dlrectors-S b. Broadhead, j. W Il
Wilson Eleazcr Green, Charles c. Lindsay, W. W
Wilson and r. c. Bradshaw, OF Jamestown anu
Jerry Clifford. Of Lakewood.
Krajewski- Peasant Company, Of New York Cify;
capitaL s9uODy 10 manufacture mach merry, 8, ~.
roirors. Alfonso Peasant Horace f. Parker Albert
Crossman O. A. Brouder and Josea Peasant
Ritter & Halstcd Advertising Company, OF sew
York city; capital. $4,000 DireciorsLH . RiisteIi
A. J. Bastne. John II. Hewes. j. Henry hais'eu
and A. VI. Halsted.
oliver Brothers Company. OF Tockport; 70 manu-
facture metal ware; capital, $4,000 DrectoIs-
Thomas oliver and William Oliver. OF Lochpo'"
and John oliver. OF Atlanta, Ga
Tri-state Dairy Company. Of New-{ork TTlty;
capital $4,000 Directors-Thomas a. Mier' yyii JGln
lam H. Wilson. Charles Cooper A. W. MleIk anu
A L. Roy of New-York City. and l. g JORDAN Oh
MlldnfuMn.