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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
SUPREME COURT, New York County,

- Francis Louis Slade, Plaintiff, against Gaetans
Crrito and others. Defendants -, -. -.
In pursuance OF n judgment or foreclosure and sale
duly made and above entitled action bear
ing date the sh day Of November 1899 l. the under
signed referee in said Judgment named VII sell at
pubic auction the New York Real Estate saiesroon
no Ill Broadway. the Borough OF Manhattan CITY OK
New York or 5th day OF December 1899 az IL eocS
noon on day, by Bryan l. Kennedy auetoneer the
premises directed by sad Judgment TO be sold and therein
described follows -. -, 49,.
building thereon erected situate lying and being w.
County and State OF New York and bounded ane
described follows: -, a.. s,-
dred and ninth street distant hundred feet Westerly
fro the formed by the intersection OF the SOUTH
erly side OF hundred and ninth street with the ws
erly Columbus Avenue, running thence southsrH
and parale with said Columbus Avenue one hunossh
feet and eleven inches thence westerly ana parset VIA
One hundred and nnth street twenty I'VE rect thehcc
norther.y ana parallel with said Columbus ANehue ana
part OF the way through party wall one hundred ,eet
ana eleven inches southery side OF one nunafec
sd ninth street; and thence eastery and along sad
aide hundred and ninth street tweafy-
Ave feet 20 the point place OF beginning
Relns part OF the premises conveyed 20 Csesane
Cro parties thereto % the hrs part by deed
dated day OF Deeember is9s and reeortet in
the Register Of the city and county OF New
YORK on the 2lst day Of December is9s IN Lioer s.
Cons. Section ]. page ZIG
HENRY p McGowN. Referee
cEPHAs BRAfNERp, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
once and Postoce address ~ Cedar St, Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City
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Approximate the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property Is 70 be so.d "a
Twentyone hundred dollars with interest
thereon from the LIST day OF February 1899 together with
costs and allowance amounting to about Three hundred
and dollars interest thereon
sth day OF November 800 together with the
OF the sale FOR the 1889 amount
INK Three hundred and ninety and s-l0o dollars
and interest. for the year lsSs
amounting 10 Forty nine aad 800 Dollars and interest
and rate for the year 1899 amounting 20
Ninety nine ana 60-i00 dollars and interest.
Dated New York November 10th. 1890
HENRY p. McGOWN. Refer~A
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AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON

London Nov. 2e.-American securities were r-
regular. although the trend was generally upward
under Continental buying. Pennsylvania Railroad
shares rose Pr points. New-York Central and Hud-
son RIVER IL, Baltimore and Ohio preferred 5.
baltimore and Ohio ordinary |, and Illinois Gen.
tral / Most OF the others were fractionally lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

A DvERTIsBMEN1s and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once. No. t242 broadway.
"a door north Of 3ist-st. until o'clock advertise
rnents received following branch oces
Office rates until o'clock p m. viz: Bt sh-sve. g. e.
cor 23dst 1872 6thaye. cor i2,h-st. Mays oth-sye.
and i4th-s I42 columbus-ave West esth-st; 'C9
east. 0th-ave: so East i.th-st; eT West
a2ds between It'll ioe East <'h-st: 1888
ad-ave between 7sth and nth sta io2s hava. near
sist-st.: i.5oe ist-sys. near soth-st; $50 Asv~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
sxty-four railroads or systems for the second week
In November. OF these hfty-six return gains OF
81 ise Tss u per cent. and eight return losses OF
a2.0II 81 per cent The whole shows gain
OF N.lie,C5s or 1873 per cent For the third week
fourteen companies show gains OF s471.sy7 "a
per cent and two losses OF s1SI76. or 80 per cent
The whole number shows a gain Of sS45.l61, or 1879
per cent
Second week IN November:
1905 1900 Differences y. c.
IN commando. &c ala AGO 40 4S iAs Inc 100
: companIes I75c03 ia 40 Dec. 52o74 az
Total "a co.'s saO17 OGJ s1o12s6G Inc. r1i0Gse 1913
Third week I'm November: -.
IA companies 80 i22 s97 t2te44I4 Inc. HIl69I %
4 Companies. B4s4 si 222,05 Dec. l28+16 30
Total 10 co.'s 81 AL SIS s2sl64Ts Inc. s345l6l 1919
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
1851 1895 1900
>..- -, ..n.. --h TTb 775
T TsiTs r. q m n sov... n,ss .s. nosS
jan 1 10 Nov H.. eieo,eoo assv,iSs s'H|i"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

IL stocks were now held by weak public traders.
the outlook for higher prices would not be prom
isfag. weak holders generally become owners o.
stocks at the end OF a bull movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

Exchange last week and for the same weeks OF the
preceding two years compare follows:
Nov n. 81 Nov 20 90. Nov. "a. 90
Exchanges 1852 i5i 0a0 $685. 45I 81 Os6 1e2 2sg
No shares sold. s23.i26 2252 i07 96y2 SIT
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NEW YORK, County Of Putnarn.-CoRA W. TRow.
Plaintiff. against EMILY A. sLAUsoN and others. De-
pursuance Of in'erlocutory Judgment of partition
action and bearing date the llh day o, November. 1892
the sell d. s ag h 's bs IN sa o Sss
Salesrooms. No III Broadway IN the Borough OF Man,
December 1899 at twelve clock on day. By
Richard v Harnett Co. auctoneers: the premises a.
reeed BY said Judgment to be Sold and therein described
follows:
All that certain a, lot or piece o. land parcel Of the
Of the city Of New YORK situate sirth
Of the said lands made BY John T. Hum street Com
ou d iSo 's and Gs ed n the 81 the %
M Mh n ne ac sy d the E.. Of "a. ::
lot W. which said lot ground marked U part and
sb peGs y s 'HS
and contains in front wenyy feet in the rear twenty
and the side feet be the same more or
AND ALSO ALL that certain house and lot Of land in
the Eighth Ward OF the CITY Of New York known
Me ons sSndred and * Grand Street
and seven feet four inches length each
same more less and bounded the westerly side BY
lately ssSs belonging to Mile. r. Burke deceased the
ssss side BY sn6 a eSnsn S Mrs 8 f
and the southery side in front by Grand Street
for Mn1 S SoR oea By Stephen Mum and w
BY bearing date the twenty nth day Of May one
Dated New YORK. Hoyennber In y, lsag; NJ ,.,..
"iAi Street, Borough d Manhattan, New York cry.
B. claS trustee Se Fl Nassau s;reet Borough
q MaUeaTH Ns so TSes T foT Defendant Emily
slauson. 81 Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan
The following are diagrams Of property to sold
being the premises above described and referred TO In the
The frs. D :Ssa dsGcSea " No q
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Centre line q block.
one hundred and tventy-sixth street.


The approximate amount o. the lien or charge satisfy
which the abOve-described property is 10 be sold 10
Is with interest thereon from the 18Th day OF oc-
tober 1899 togethe- with costs and allowance amounting
S322S together with the expenses u the sale The
approximate Of the taxes and
other liens be allowed the purchaser Of
the purchase paid by the Referee $3.50 A and
interest
Dated New YORK, LIST day OF November, 1891
HENRY HOYT Referee
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White Street.
Mercer Street,
Broadway.

The premises described No 81 White Street VIII b
sod subject 20 mortgage Of Twenty-Five thousand dol
lars with thereon at "A cent annum from
the 23d day OF November 1899, and the premises de-
scrbed No. LOG Grand Street. viii be sold subject 70
mortgage OF Slxyve thousand dollars with intsrest
thereon al Az per per annum from the LIST day ol
July 1899 also subject to the leases both OF said
parcels described.
DATED New York November 18th, 1859.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE, Referes
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forfrloenre Sales.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK.-TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST con-
rANf. Piautin. against JOHN BATON and others, %
PENDANTS.
In puryIance ~ Judgment foreclosure and sale:
bearing day November. 1899 l. the under
signed Referee Judgment named VIII sell az
PUBLIC auction. Real Estate salesroom,
NO al Broadway In the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF
New YORK. on the 4th day Of pecernDtr. 1879 az u
ooock that day. by Peter r. Meyer Co. Auc-
tbueers. the premises directed by said Judgment TO b
sJld. and thereir described q follows:
ALL that certPsn lot piece parcel Of Land with the
buildings thereon erected situate lying and being IN the
City Of New York AFORESAID and which Is bounded and
described follows, that u 20 BEGINNING AZ a
point In the norhery side OF one hundred and twenty
sixth distant hundred and hftyfour 25S Feet
and six 81 Inches essery from the formed oy the
intersection Of the eastery SIDE line - the Third ave-
said nOrthery side % hundred and twenty
thence northerly and parallel
with the Third and part ~ the distance through
wall feet eleven inches 20 the centre
line the block one hundred and twenysix;h
and One hundred and twentyseyenth streets running
said line % the block seven
feet thence southerly and again parallel with the
ery side OF one hundred and twenty sixth street ana
westerly along said nothery side Of One hundred
and twenty feet the point or
place OF beginning Said premises being row known oy
the street Number 225 East l26th street.
Dated New York. November / 1883. - -
WILLIAM II. sTOCKwElL. Attorney FOR Plaintiff
Broadway. Manhattan.
city OF New York
The following diagram 81 the property 20 be sodf
its street number is 225 East 12eth street
One hundred and twenty-seyenth street.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
23 BROAD ST MILLS BUILDING). .
COUPONS due December LIST from the follow
- ing bonds viii b paid and after that date at
Central Pacific Rwy. Co 3iqs Mortgage Bonds
southern Pacific Co 4cs Bonds Central Pacihc STOCK
COllateraD. =. a.,
v.gs 70 " Div " T. SMITH. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER
OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
November 10th, 1899. Pitt sburg Pa
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
~ County Of Allegheny Pennsylvania.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners OF the County OF
Allegheny State Pennsylvania, by virtue Of authority
vested I'M them by Of Assembly approved April 22nd
A ID 1853 do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEGHENY
COTrNTY COMPROMISE BONDS, that bonds numbered
ard dated as follows. wit: COUPON COMPROMISE
T2OTDS Nos sos COZ eos eos eO1, 0Os. Gil, 8i2 6i3
6I4 6I5 6l6 or 61s, 6e 600 s2 e22. e23, ga. 625
62s 627 82s all bearing date OF Jan dary lst 1868
January 1913, Will be paid together
with interest January 1s 1900 upon presentation at
the office Of the County Controller al Pttsburg Pa. al
which time all interest said bonds will cease.
" ~ RUBEN MILLER,
JAS J. DONNELL.
W. F. THOMPSON
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
NFY YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
Treasurer's Once, New York. Nov. 81, 1899.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS at a meeting
held on october 2ad authorized an increase OF the
pita stock this Company from Its present amount OF
sl60. 900 900 Sllj.Ooo,ooO. -. . .
stockholders viii be entitled 20 subscribe for such in
creased stock at par TO the extent Of 10 per cent OF
,beIr respactve holdings shown upon the books at
the close 2 business December M lsS the right 70 sub
srib4 continuing until January ID 1900 on which date
viii terminate such subscriptions being payable in full
Anil "a 1900 when the stock Will be issued
1'''' " L. V. W. ROSSITER. Treasurer
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The United States Treasury received last wren
from customs s4Os9Oo4. from Internal revenue
II 7s3 52z and from miscellaneous sources s44'oo'
total Of sss2sl4 against ;l, 1852 In the preceding
week Receipts for the month TO date sSs'oso'foo
exnendtures S3s $4,000 excess Of receipts 81 fs+'
Eece,pts for fiscal year, $23o4s.57l; expenditures
,22o 1sT 1922 excess Of receipts. No2s4 l9 The Treas
urv.s actual cash balance increased in the week
20 3s 6ea and now stands at 1924 BIZ s Receipts OF
National bank notes TOT reoeiiPuoh ia INC N
81 55.l9s. ....., - sa,urdav connnsred
The Treasury statement OF SATURDAY CoiHPaIeu
with that Of a week ago;
W." Nov Is Nov %. Changes.
-. ,A sa52 ITO 47o S2s3. 500, 467 Dec. S. $50 Oo3
Net snSe, 10 e5l l0.BsO. 7OS Dec. 27l 1872
Nr Ne. :, e notes. Is 2os COL l5.622.37l Inc Us 40
Net Treas. notes So4'ois oco.opo inS w
Actual cash over
andns GER 80. an .,,, 200 ~, ~. "a en- ,oa
"-'A'NNosNO' NNN-N~
Deposits in Ma a. o..,s, 90 "a, a.o ~. soa oaa
tionai banks oz."oo'ioA o~'Aoi'"'- Dee- 5000
Available cash $3dZ oeSl S5Ss go ss9 Dec ~ ~
Minor liabilities. 7O.22zso oo.iNU" dec li4'oIs
Act cash bal s2ss icssss s2ssSiise7 Inc 81 1883 Se2
RANK EXCHANGES AND STOCK SALES
tn. hank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-fork Stock
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Of all in
pf o o a
ian dlowp icsn the
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financial.
First Mortgage Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
OF THE
PITTSBURGH & WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY
nATEn lilly l. 1877,

Referring to our notice OF December Ia 1908.
20 announce holders Of more than so
amount OF the First Mortgage -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
q, the Pittsburgh and Western Railway Company have
sens,ted these bonds with in accordance with the
terms OF said notice.
We have further to announce that have made
rangemens with the Reorganization Managers Of the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad Company whereby In case they
Issue any Of Reorganization Of the Pittsburgh and
Western Railway Company prior to December Il. lsee.
they give all depositors whose bonds
shall not have sold them for cash. stated in
paragraph option for at least thirty days after
such Plan IL Issued TO take and interest in cash or
bonds Included in the Plan the basis OF
new securities They that at the expiration
Of such option they Will purchase from for cash al par
and accrued UP the time Of deverJ. al bonds
held By respect OF which the option 20 take new
,,ourites ,ha not exercised agreeing to
sell thea such bonds II Plan shall have been Issued
by that date the foregoing arrangements VIII continue In
force thereafter until said Reorganization Managers
terminate the same by notice 10 US
II any holder receipts certificates rather than
await such Plan desires and shall elect TO sell his bonds
for Thereby losing his right OF election 10 take either
cash or new securities after Of the Plan) said
further that at any time
sror 20 December 1870 land also thereafter until no
tee from them to us such holder present his receipt
or certificate at our once for proper annexation OF susn
election thereon and the expiration Of thirty days
from the date Of such annexation he shall receive par and
accrued Interest cash therefor at office upon sur
render Of his receipt certificate properly endorsed
j. z. MORGAN & co.
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r. |, DAY & co.
BROAD ST., NEW YORK
40 WATER ST.. BOSTON.
Members N Y. and Boston Stock Exchanges
Dipl0eI0 Nctires

Columbus, O., November ~. 1899.
A DIVIDEND Of one and one-half per cent
has this day been declared on the Preferred stock
OF the Company payable January TO- 1900 10 stockhod-
OF record the close OF business December 1917
The Preferred transfer books will close at the or
hce OF J. p Morgan & CO. IS Wall Street. New York at
Z. NJ. Monday. December T. lsws and VIII reopen
at place a 10 a "Wednesday December
- 1870
BY n MONSAREAT. Presdent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare follows
with those OF a week ago:
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RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
OF MINNESOTA.

COUPON NO. II, due December LIST, OF this
- companys First Mortgage Bonds Will be paid on
ana aer thar date al the Offices CT the Financial Agents
~ Ma TTi.AND COPPELIs & co, "a Exchange Place
New York November Gath 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
EMERSON McMuLIN. President.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD coMPANYon
Philadelphia, November LIST los'
THE BOARD OLE DIRECTORS has this day

declared sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TWO
and oNE-HALF PER CENT el25 per shsre) upon IN, ine
Capital Stock " the Company. payable ana after NO
vember goth 500 Stockholders registered upon the
books OF the Company AT O'Clock r NJ. Oct0b0 Sis''
1889 All dy yidends will be paid by CIRQUE.
CHEQUEi will be mailed stockholders who have
filed PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS at this ONCE.
ROBT w. SMITH, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27
Diui0en0 q ofiiEs.
THE GxCIE1E Gxs-IIGHT COMPA,

THE LAtLE4JE GAS-EIGHT CVMFNNss
~. Louis. No, November TO- i-sv
n CHE DIRECTORS of this Company have de-
clared the regular emi-annua dividend Of TWO AND
)NE-HAI4F PEP CENT. the preferred capaI s,och.
payable Deeembsr 18th, 1890 On New YORK stocxx az
the Office OF the Companys Fiscal Agents Aessrs n -.
H0lllDs & Co., ID Wall STREET New York cry on ,ns
81 Louis stool. at the Office Of the Company. All ~
Eleventh 81. 81 Louis No.
Transfer ooks close November %. 1880, and reopen
December 49, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

,,ovFY CONDITIONS AND PROSPECTS,
POSITION OF THE FEDERAL
TREASURY.
The movements Of the chief active stocks and
IDS IN the week are shown in the following
tables: SroCUS
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THE mo GRANDE JUNCTION

COUPON NO. 90 due December lst, OF THIS
- company's First Mortgage Bonds. will be paid on
na afer that date at offices OF the Financial Agents
MAITLAND COPPELL * co, "a Exchange Place
New York November 2ith. 1899.
TENNEssEE COAL, IRON AND X. r. co.
No 20 Broadway New York. Nov Is. 1899
THE COUPONS due Dec. 1st 1899, on the
bonds OF the Cahaba Coal Mining Company: Will be
paid at maturity. at the Hanover Nail BANK New York
City. o. oO"H"S' AfesS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-27

Hish. Low. lNov25 lNov.isl cs's sales.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-08
CHINESE COMMERCE.
Modern Conditions Grow Upon China
Like Opium Habit.

LONDON, Dec. Sir Charles 10 Fun
Llh, the Chinese minister, who presided
this evening al the monthly dinner of the
Article club, where Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. the Servian and Chill
ian ministers and other persons were
present, responded to the toast: Trade
with China
For the first time in 5000 years." said
the Chinese diplomatist, Commerce is
represented in the Chinese cabinet. I
congratulate the nation enjoying the lare
est share of trade on the appointment Of
Ii lung Chang to this post, which I be-
lieVe will result in great good
Newspapers, railways and other mod
ern conditions have grown upon China
like the opium habit, until now China
could not exist without them 1 am con-
hdent the foreign trade of China will
soon reach $3.50 100000 annually"
Lord Charles Beresford who pointed
out the unlimited opportunities offered
by the Chinese market" said that Great
Britain's policy ought to be to maintain
the open door"-not to try for spheres
of influence, but to secure opportuni-
ties for all. Lord Charles urged the me-
cessfty of reform in China, and depre
Gated an alliance with Germany or with
any other country, except, perhaps
Japan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-08
PENNSYLVANIA ALUMNI BANQUET.
Northwestern Graduates Talk Over
Times Gone Past.

AAAcS UOhc IdAts
Memaries of "Old Penn were revived
at the annual meeting of the Northwest
ern Alumni Association of the Medical
Department of the University of Pennsyl-
Vania, at the West hotel last evening.
Twenty-Five fraters, many of them "old
college chums," who received their first
lessons III medical science at the Eastern
institution of learning, called back to
mind "reminiscences of good old days.
When it came TO the feast Of reason,
DR.. j. F. Fulton, of ST. Paul, took unto
himself the task of administering the
doses. Among lie out of town guests,
all of whom were on Toastmaster Full
toms list, were the trustees of the col
lege, DR.. S. E. Houston, DR.. Stengel, Mr.
COnkling and Dean Lewis, of the law
department. They had come from Phil
adelphia especially for the occasion. 9th
er guests were Judge Jaggard, of st.
Paul; President Cyrus Northrop, of the
University of Minnesota; Dean Pattee, of
the law department, and DR.. Parks
Richie.
The members of the association present
We're: Drs. Charles E. Cotton, J. M Dud-
ley, r. M. Barnes, George G. Eitel, SAM
Uel n. EWING David sR. Greenlee, Prof
Thomas G. Lee, Thomas S. Roberts, all
of Minneapolis; John B. Brimhal, John
F. Fulton, Rev Alex ]. D. Haupt, Dr.
Gustave A. REM, John L. Rothrock, of
st. Paul; Harry A. Tomlinson of ST.
Peter; 1. D. Webster, Mankato; DR. Geo
w. Dill, Prescott, Wis.
The officers elected were: President
H. A. Tomlinson, of ST. Peter; first vice
president, H. M. Barnes, of Minneapolis;
second vice president, DR.. Robertson, of
Duluth; secretary and treasurer, A j. l..
Haupt, of st. Paul.
board of three directors is yet TO be
appointed by the president.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-08
MAY HAVE BEEN MILLER,
Suspicious Individual Who Wa,
Seen in Monterey. Mexico.

MONTEREY, Mex. Dec. IA man
answering the description of William F.
miller, the manager of the Franklin syn
dlcate' Of Brooklyn, arrived In this city
live days ago. He registered under an
assumed name, at the Hidalgo hotel but
aroused suspicion by the close guard
Which he kept over two large valises
which he carried. He was Identified by
the likeness of Miller published in Ameri-
can newspapers, which reached here after
his arrival. The police communicated
with New York police, asking if the man
should be- held pending Identification.
Before an answer could be received the
man left for Tampico. He is said to have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-08
TRIBUTES 30 GIDEON.
Feature of the HOrticuIturists' Ses-
nIOn Yesterday.

The state horticulturists opened their
afternoon session with memorial tributes
to the late Peter M. Gideon. Among the
speakers were s. b. Green, j. M Under
wood, Col ]. H. Stevens, j, S. Harris,
Wyman Elliott. A. j. Phelps, ]. T.
Grimes. s. M. Owen, w. w. Pendergast
and O. F. Brand.
s. M. Owen scored the legislature for
its apathy on the forestry subject.
Prof. S. B. Green, of st. Anthony Park,
advocated the propagation of all varie
ties of red cedar for its tall, straight
timber, and especially all kinds of spruce,
which is essential to the continuation of
the paper milling industry.
The annual election of officers resulted
as follows:
President, w. w. Pendergast, re-
elected; members of executive board, s.
B. Green and Clarence Wedge; treasurer,
0. M. Lord; vice presidents, F. w. KIM
tn s. g. seeo ac dlsrc
Winnebago City; Mrs. A. A. Kennedy,
Third district, Hutchinson; Vincent
Bailey Fourth district St Mnth9nyM MATE
apolis; Mrs: Jennie Stager Sixth dis
trict. Sank Rapids; ID. T.. Wheaton, Sew
enth district, Morris.
Owatonna; G. f. Grannis, Vernon Gen.
ter; John Zeller. New Ulm: Vincent
Reeves. Champlin and ]. S. Harris. La
The judges completed their markings
on apples. and gave first premiums to
the following:
H. H. s. howell, Deephaven: William
Oxford. Freeburg, 3; ]: S. Harris, La
Crescent; Ditus Day, 8; Thomas Redpath,
]. A. Howard, 2; Gust Johnson, 4; Clar-
ence Wedge. 5; Jewell Nursery company,
ID; J. S. Harris, 6; F. j. Peterson, :; Gust
Johnson, J. A: Howard. Z: H. i. Crane.
6; H. H Pond, Thomas Redpath. w. L.
Parker. Is: E. Noegel & Co, 4: H. L.
Craven S A. Alling H M LYMAN J. r.
CumminS, 8: w. l.. Parker.
Second premiums were given as fol-
lows:
William Oxford, Ditus Day, 2; Thomas
Redpath ]. A. Howard, 80; Gust John
son, 4; Clarence Wedge Jewell Nursery
company, 3: ]. S. Harris. 4; +. j. Peter
son, {; H. l.. Crane, w. l.. Parker Is:
]. r. Cummins