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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
NAY BE A BROAD SILK COMBINE.

MANUFACTURERS DECIDE TO GIVE THE MATTER
FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION.
Paterson, y j.. Sept - CspcciaD-The Pat
orson Broad SILK Manufacturers Association
met tonight in Kings Hall to consider the adj
visibility Of forming trade combination.
Seven thousand looms We're represented. includ-
ing all the large mills i'm the trade. or 20 per
cent II the total The main purpose Of the com
binatOn is said to be 10 eliminate expense and
insure uniform scale Of wages. thus avoiding
friction between employers and employees. The
meeting found the subject ono Of vast detail
and by a vote decided 10 give the matter favor
able consideration.
The manufacturers took up the subject ~ the
strike at the mill Of John Hand & SON and de-
clared strong sympathy for the drm whose
men have been on strike for three months. and
declared that II the matter had been left to the
employees II The firm the question of wages
would have been decided Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.


The Board Of Town officers recently issued S'V,'"
OF bonds 10 macadamize roads and the WORK IS DO
ing pushed At q meeting last evening ~ the ruS
,eas resolution was passed ordering the issu" OF
go 900 OF bonds 70 macadamize village streets bias
10 he opened on September q. In addiuon' Grove
Ct &c being paved with utrhed brick. at cost OF
eoo o,o d snri,e-a, at n cost Of $1,000 Thus
$4,000 will he spent the present year by spring
nacadan,zed roadways will connect through White
Plains with those from the HUDSON RIVER MI"
Long Island Sound .
Secretary Long OF tho Wcstchcster County Far
Association said yesterday that all the entries lot
the races had been filled beyond expectations lor
The annual fair which begins next Monday wv
ing 10 the absence Of the president OF me TOT or
snow Association Colonel Leonard. VINO mas D.cn
ordered to the Philippines. the Horse snow As
ISOLATION will not exhibit I'm conjunction WIN Ine
fair this year Secretary Long says ne mas sup
rIicd numerous attractions 10 make mp FOR the an
s. nee Of the horse show. The managers Also h'Nc
ircroa sod all premiums 90 per cent x.
NavOr Dillon of Ncw-ROchelle appeared peloIe
Courtv TIdee Smith Lent yesterday and gave a
bond Of 90 600 as receiver Of tho victoria lIoiei NJ
LarchmOnt. which has heeh coHu"O'Vu "9 N4'''
Mary Chairman wilcox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
KNor7Y QUESTION FOR LABOR UNIONS


,1ct,r OF AN EMPLOYER TO WORK WITH HIS
MEN THE MOOT QUESTION
,,,.ei question was recently brought up before
labor union in this city. which the AFORESAID
union has found exceedingly difficult to answer Sa'
isfactorily Tho question was, Does an e''i'''
have tho right TO don a workingmahS b''' "'''
labor along with his employees. 81,
II opnears that contractor known n JON" &c.
tooling the need Of little exercise decided 10
MN. his erployes how to lay brick on row OF
buildings which he erecting on the Fast 9'n''
Mr. Art was once bricklayer nimS'l' anu '
,ront.d 70 demonstrate 70 his men tHd1 H'
,.a nonts to them IN the art Of bricklayinE' i'''
io,.as took II as a good joke. and they APP
,,,dod his action In fact. they were rather pio"u
,ho, ,hov were working for man VINO dldh 'il'"N
4, beneath him TO put on overahs ana o'o"9e "'''
labor with them the same as any otn'r Jo"'"''
man. -, Al. ,,.,s
, ,,,,, Getting plenty Of exercise. but his good
v,r,nle Of Industry had such an effect on ms uVu
80 ihe walls Of the building vent up lhe Ilasni
lust then however the w4lkins deIssate puion
o., the scene and demanded 10 see Mr.. Arll n,',
ard The latter. who Ia &c IH."; W." W. 'ioi.
e,,rnrised at the request, and ne toid the u'''
Don't employ union men he inq 1,ae y of me
You ind no scabs init my men DO you r, =, Do do
der exercise get If DER io,r vPr as V' don't t?
The delegate insisted that It did not ma ma ,F
W., Sove n card himself consequently he couI1
,ot he permitted TO work with union men even Il
,hev wero his own employees. ,,r
FINALLY IT was resolved 70 lay the matter peiOao
Rrickiayers' Union. No Il. and a meeting Vas
held on Monday night H. the LABOR iHeeuu, A. A.
& East Fourjhst. which the subject WAS de,
g.tcS from ali sides Nothing could be found III
~. Constitution of the union bearing IN any way
on the subject and tho meeting could rGacn rho no
matter was stu unsettled yesterday, ana II plus
faIr 10 prove a lively question OF debate among
10 Labor unions for weeks TO como. In the mean
lime Mr. Art continues 70 lay brick the way ms
father did much 10 his own Satisfaction anu
If 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
isblrs. with barge.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Brow Head Sept Il. 9:35 . PASSED. steamers T-u-
tonic tIsr McKnstry. New-York Tor Liverpool Exeter
CIV ,Bn Watkins. New-York tor Bristol
Glasgow sept ll-Saled, steamer Montezuma (Br). for
Southampton sept l2-Arived. steamer Iahn Ger,
HE York Tor Bremen passed ITurs, Castle
1910
bristol sept l2-Auivei. steamer Brooklyn CITY O'r).
London. Sept Arrived steamer Mesaba CBr. Lay
scniy Sept i2-Passed steamers Aral (Bn Nicholas
New-York FOR Dover. Oldenourg Ger. Gathemann.
Bremen ,or New-York.
Lizard Scot -rasasd. steamers Deutschland Ger,
scherhotst fIom NewYok. Pennsylvania Ger,. splicdL
New Yors for Hamburg.
Minche-tcr sept li-Arri,ed. steamer Nasuyth Obj.
Bfaitnwai,e New-York
Trawe POINT Sept l2-Pass, steamer Patricia Ger.
Bauer Hamburg FOR New-fork
plymouth, sept u, l:4o m-Arrivel. steamer Penn
Chcri-,frg
gloucester Sept ii-Arrlved. steamer Rubcns dlo.
Wydae Nevr-York
hau of Lewis sept Passed. steamer Mannheim
Ger Ockelmann. from New York.
stetn. sept sailed. steamer Poiarstjernen DAM.
Nielsen. New York
Bremen. sept p Arrived, steamer BarbarossO ,Gcn.
Richter. New York via southampton
Gibraltar. sept Il Passed Tawnee Clr) Cart
wright. Pstras Tor New ork
Marsclll.s. Sept l2-Arrived. steamer Victoria ,BD.
Nspc. Sept io-Arri,ed. steamer Karamania dBr,.
Bar. sept Sailed. steamer Pcqua d3n Brown.
Darfaueles Sept u Passed steamer stalhein, eNor.
Hlt. BE-, rout e.. far New York
Tomoana hrl. Fesnte. Sew York Via 81 Vincent . v
81 Lucia Sept II Sailed steamer Belaraen ,Bo Dav-
i-son. Nom Klo JaneArO, Tor New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
COUNCIL WANTS TO USE AN AXE.
WOULD LIKE BUDGETS PASSED IN ITEMS so THAT
IT CAN PRUNE THEM.

WOULD LIKE BUDGETS PASSED IN ITEMS so THAT
IT CAN PRUNE THEM.
A communication was received in the Municipal
Council Yesterday from the secretary Of the
League OF American Municipalities asking that
delegates TO the next convention Of the league at
Syracuse. on September 10 TO %, he sent by tho
Council
II move the appointment OF committee OF
tv.entv-nine." said Councilman McGarry
Carried" replied Chairman Oakley. ~The chair
appoints the whole Council as delegates.
councilman Murray offered resolution calling
mon the Board of Estimate TO pass the budgets III
items instead Of In lump sums so that the NUM-
riral Assembly can have chance 10 reduce mem
II necessary as they are empowered 10 DO ny me
rbarter Councilman McGarTy said he dd no'
think there was any good in the resolution, Pc
eeuse the members OF the Municipal Assembly,
would not give their time 10 consideration Oh the
budget , =. e.. 1-,rarca Com
r,t.tee The object Of the resolution Is 70 give 20
members Of the Municipal Assembly a ch"hIe 10
Get even with department heads By cutting. doWi
nj allowances There standing ieuds pc
tween the heads OF several departments ana mem
Nr~s Of the Municipal Assembly, ana some OF me
department estimates may be cut IN consequences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
WILL HELP REVISE CUSTOMS LAWS.

Tho General Committee for the revision OF the
Customs Administrative act appointed 10y The
Merchants Association Of New-Iork at the sug-
,esiion Of President Mckinley to devise such modi-
ecations Of the present act and the rules FOR its
enforcement az importers. manufacturers and GUS
toms officials alike have admitted TO be necessary,
has through its secretary. g. W. j. Angel. re-
coved further acceptances Of appointment on tho
committee, from the following. Colonel A. NJ
Shook OF the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad
Counany. W T. Plunkett. treasurer OF the Berk
shl-e Cotton Manufacturing Company, OF Adams
Mass; Thomas b. Meehan. OF Germantown Penn;
l. Ault president and treasurer OF the Ault 81
Wihorg Company Cincinnati; J. NJ. Carpenter
nreeldent OF the Norfolk and New Brunswick
Hosiery Company, New Brunswick y. J.. and J.
Il Montgomery president Of the ]. T. Montgomery
company, Windsor Locks, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
4 FALL IN VALUES.
SOMEWHAT EXTENSIVE LIQUIDATION TX STOCKS
SOME OF THE PRICE CHANGES.

SOMEWHAT EXTENSIVE LIQUIDATION j" SIV'NS-
SOME OF THE PRICE CHANCES.
Ase consequence Of the insufficient supply or ana
high rates for money. there was rather extensive
lauidation IN stocks yesterday. with an accompany
ing fan IN values. The professional bear operators
utilized The opport unity to attack stocks stock
unon which trey concentrated their efforts was
Brooklyn RAPID Transit They forced It from
lcr4 TO g. but it recovered az the close 70 ''s'
which made a net loss. comparing the last price
with that Of the day before, 3D.
There also was an assault on Sugar Refining ana
q fu from 1914 to 14sss but rallied to l5Ois, which
made rs ne, loss H. There were rather lively
times in Tennessee Coal and Iron, which. after
closing Monday AZ l2li2. opened ar ~ Jumped
ND 10 11si. and closed a. ZIG. international Paper
dropped 3is points q. the passing OF IT, diy
dend There were material declines IN pa more
and Ohio preferred, Northwestern, ROCK lSlaHl !,
colorado Fuel and Iron Consolidated Gas, fedeTai
S.cci Missouri Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad ana
Peoples Gas The transactions In STOCKS were tle
largest on any day since last spring.
Money on call got mp TO per cent; ana me low
esf rate was per cent. M0st OF the loans WeI"
made al s and 7 per cent. Money has been made
scarce in Wall street chiefly by the activity in gem
eral business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
HARBOR SMOKE NUISANCE.
THE PILOTS GIVE LIEUTENANT FREMONT
LITTLE AID IN HIS FIGHT.
HE Is SECONDED, HOWEVER BY THE LIGHT
HOUsB BOARp-REPORTs SENT TO
WASHINGTON

HE IS Seconded HtWf4\ FIX bl I'M mum
HousB BoARp-REPORTs SENT TO
WASHINGTON.
While Lieutenant John G. Fremont. Supervisor Of
tho Harhor IS continuing his crusade against the
smoke nuisance which comes from factories at
Constable Hook and Obscures parts Of the harbor.
interfering with navigation and sometimes making
II dangerous the harbor pilots. who are most az
fected by H. do not seem TO be giving him any
active assistance II was expected that petition
or protest against nuisance would be presented
by them az the meeting Of the Board OF Pilot Com
rrissioners yesterday but nothing Of the kind was
received
The pilots apparently do not care to take active
or prominent part in the movement to suppress tho
smoke annoyance" said y. A. Nash. secretary Of
the Board yesterday. though when asked about
II they say It ia n great annoyance TO them. They
can as a rule take ships through the smoke fog.
hut sometimes II is very difficult"
The windows Of the secretary's Office command
view OF Staten Island and the Jersey shore beyond,
and Mr. Nash pointed toward Constable Hook,
from which dense white smoke was arising and
spree ding over the Xii Kull. almost completely
hiding -
you see" said NJ. Nash. that this is bright
clear dav and yet that smoke. which Is white. IS
obscuring considerable expanse Of water. II the
smoke we're black. It often is, the hindrance 10
navigation would he greater. However, the matter
IS O difficult 10 leal with.
Tho Lighthouse Board IS seconding Lieutenant
Fremonts efforts and has supplemented his re-
port sent to Washington regarding the smoke
The ground taken by 1t is that the smoke obscures
the aids TO navigation erected by the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
srpT. MCULLAGHS EXAMINATIONS.

The examination Of the Republican applicants for
places as deputy superintendenis OF election was
begun yesterday morning by the State Superntend-
ent OF Elections John McCunagh. in his office.
No 6s5 Broadway. The applicants from New-York
County were examined in the morning The appli-
cauts from Kings Queens. the Bronx and Rich
mond were examined in the afternoon. The Demo-
aratIc auls.cauLs Will 4X4nIAed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
NEW ROCHELLE.

Captain Frank r. Curtis. OF the iith Volunteer
Infantry. who has been conducting O. recruiting
Office In this city for the last ten days. viii leave
for regimcntai headquarters at Ieavenworth
Kan tomorrow. Captain Curtis will be- accom-
panied by twelve recruits. six Of whom served I'm
his company IN tho Sth New-York i'm the with
Spain
The Republican city Committee will hold a meet
ing tonight In the Ferguson Building 10 designate
dates FOR enrolment and issue calls for prima rics
The Republican city cub Will meet on Thursday
night TO make preparations for the fan campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.


weasel From. Line.
New orleans september o. Cromn IN
View orleans. Sew Orleans September Morgan
erIool september White
Bremen. -lireuen September .....N Lloyd
Iona Galveston September ..... .Mallory
Afhns colon september
III paso. New Orleans. September Morgan
Jacksonville september 10. clyde
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER "a
Trave Bremen september 5.....N LLOYD
Para ............. Hamburg september g.. Hamh Am
Masconomo. Cariin August 3........ A. Trans
Prns Vlem liI....purf Prince september g. Dutch
Chalnstte. September g.. Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
TO LIorIDATE A LOUISVILLE BANK.

Louisville Ky. Sept. 1.-THE president OF the City
National Bank James A Leech. said to-day that he
had made application TO the Controller Of the Cur
rency for his consent for the liquidation Of the az
fairs ~ the bank II was organized IN lSj5 has a
captal OF 10000 and large line Of deposits lis
aHairs are said TO DE in such shape that the de-
positcrs will be paid al once and something will
& laf Or afockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
SING SING.

In view Of the accident Sunday wherein a trolley
car ran into A wagon loaded with ton Of dyna-
mite the village trustees Will undoubtedly take
action their next meeting and proven tho carry
ing Of n large quantity OF dynamite through tnt
village streets. Mr. Ryder. who owns the dynu-
mite is positive that explosion could not hap
pen by a concussion as the dynamite he carries
through the streets has no caps attached, which
are necessary 10 cause an explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
HONE NEWS.


r,rt,11I AvrN1-E-T w. Cridler. Second Assist
ant Secretary Of State and Professor C. a 1ounk.
- princeton GRAND-Ex-Nayor John Bryant or
Los Angeles. and Dr. G. =. Wertenbaker 1. ,. W
H. s HOFFMAN-A. y. Brady OF Aluar'' ,,,,',s
land oliver Ames Of Boston, ana W. l.. i>lhliis'
r. of Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar
Ter nrcsldcut Of Williams College. MURRAY NIL.
Lieutenant Colonel A. Haggard Oh T' D.
wei Miller. Of Chicago. sTURTEyANT-Major (
A p Hatfeld. L. s. A WALDORF-W. 9. MAX
Muller. Of the British Embassy al Nas",ts . .o,,
CDnaral 10 Cuha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Carmichael the Rev John C. Henry w II t5aI1ner
M and Mrs T. D. McChesney. Thomas fai"'''
p r. Sloan and l. r Wipslow. x,,..oxiard for
Antwerp there will be Edmond Adler h EN- y nd
Aithoff Miss Wllhelmina Beck Max Shaiei am
George T Nieand. - .h y,-hi,a Star
The following Will sail to-day on tne "
uner Germanic for Liverpool: Mrs w ~ tlis'
y barley Alban Booth Mrs. Francis II hales.
frederick r CARAT Lieutenant N GTSased H. O.
MoTdaunt A. j. osborne. 5. @. Rollins Jr'' ana vi
ard Mrs Z II. Scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dewey Committee on Plan and Scope
Nazet Investigating Committee. Part TX Supreme
Court 1920 q.
Board OF Education. 4 p. NJ
Gravesend races. 2:3o p. m.
Central Republican club. No. 1n West One-hun-
dred-a nd-t vgenty -seventh-st.. p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
TO PIT Up PRICE or WINDOW GLASS.

Anderson Ind Sept y Fires have been lighted
IN twenty-three independent pots. and the first
window glass 81 this season will be blown on Fri
day All the Other independent and cooperative
plants will start this month The supply OF window
glass on the market IS limited. and II IS thought
prices will be advanced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Solomon Ledcrer and Mayer Bickart. OF No. 23
East Forty -ninth-st who were formerly In the Nv
cry business s Iederer & Co. have filed petit
tlon in bankruptcy with liza bilites Of s. $50. Mr.
Bickart has individual debts of s. 162 also and there
are DO assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
Amour cementk
Ask your Haberdasher
FOR THF Il. & ". SHIRT.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrN1ATrRE ALMANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6.3a Sunset Moon pm II 81 Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 1894 GOV. Island % Hell Gate 200
p W-sendy Hook i:2i GOV Island 90 Hell Gate 3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Francis McFsrlan Of No I4s Broadway. has fled
petition in bankruptcy with liabilities Of ga and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Deputy Sheriff Strauss. who s in charge OF the
Amphitryon cafe and restaurant, at No. 326 Broad-
way under various attachments aga inst Max
RosenWcg. the proprietor. said yesterday that he
would not open the place today. and that unless
the attachments Were satisfied he would probably
sell the fixtures az q .rfiuu Alr RDseuWtiK mas
- e. absent !oI more than = month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

Some boys are ready; some
not.
But we're ready for boys.
We're wholesalers as well as
retailers-that means early prep
aration that means if you re
sending your boy away to school,
his mid-winter clothing is Just
as readily found here as that tor
early Fall.
Everything he wears-suits,
overcoats, shoes, hats and fur
nishings.
ROGERS, Prrr & Co.
$50 Broadway Leonard.
800 Broadway, Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
LOClL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Sheriff received execution yesterday
against William Jones. Of 80 % Water-st for
s. S3 IN favor Of the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company FOR indorsing four drafts made IN
April and May last. 10y a. Hcnriques. ~ Guayaqun
Ecuador on Jacob Baz, Of this city. Nj. Jones
has been for ten years the buyer In this city for
Henriqucs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

George Polykranas, Of No. III West Ninety
eghth-st has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities Of 1874 and All the debts were
contracted a. partner In the firm Of Polykranas
& Stavropuo. florists al No. C65 Columbus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

petition In voluntary bankruptcy was fled yes
terdav against Samuel Oliver. dealer In paints and
supplies al 40 206 East One-hundred- ty-
eighth-st by four creditors whose claims aggre-
gate 1874
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IN CENTS A COPY,
IU POSTAGE PAID.
Order from THE TRIBUNE.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -.

rucania . Liverpool. september 9........ .cunard
I,,e~s+ bismarck Hamburg September 7... HamtAm
Norge .ohr-tiansand September .. Scand a m
o...........IIu Hun september Wilson
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK TUESDAY. SEPT. Il, 1893
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Archorta Obj Wilson Glasgow August 81 and
M0ylIe september with mdse $50 cabin ana l"- s"ei
age pls4ens.fs Henderson Bros. Arrived al tT i at
s.33 ..- -
win mas. g3 and 800 Storage Iassengtrs - INC
int .rrationa lsation Company Arrived AT tie bar Az
S,aaraer British Empire OBJ, Riddle Antwerp August
&c WIFI, ndse 10 Sanders0n son. Arrived az the Ear al
II III llth. ,-,.- tr..,,,,-.. A,o,s, a.
with rndse and passengers 20 the Hamburg American
Line Passed in Sandy Hook al 10 20 m ~ -
steamer Parana OBJ EnrighL Port Ooligado July =
Montovileo s. Janero - and st Lucia september o.
win ndSe and passengers To- Norton SON Arrived at
he Bar IT $50 n. m
steamer Alsns OBJ. Long Savanila August % Carta-
gena 30 lireytown September Port uon and kings
ton g. with mlse and % passengers q, PIN bof"o'd X
K.llo,x Arrived Bar AZ > 80 a m
Steamer EVELYN Parse August % and san Juan sep
tcrnher 3 with old iron TO Miller. Bull knowlton Ar
rived the Bar at : a , tn,
steamer Havana Stevens. Havana September 2. with
rrdse and 10 cabin passengers 20 James Ward Co.
Arrived the Bar at ll:l5 a M 80.
steamer n Monte. Parker New Orleans days. with
uldse to j r. Van Sickle.
steamer City of Birmingham. Burg. savannah Sepem-
her with mds~ and passengers to the Ocean - Co.
steamer Alscnborn. Gilingham. Baltimore with mdse
o Foster
steamer Hamilton. Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with ndse and passengers 10 Old Dominion - Co -
ConQurror Mclean, Narcotics August -
and - Michaels September To- F Vanderbilt
SANDY Hook. y ]. Sept i2-Wind southwest. moderate
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sA1LED

Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger for Bremen
Southampton via Cherhourg. Ser'ia ('D. Liverpool
George or, Liverpool. Agiers New Orleans. Henry L
Cav Baltimore Stratheyen (}D. Savannah: Carbbee
tTrl - KITS. etc flidur tNorl. Curacao etc: Buck
minister savannah. C0nanche Charleston and
Jacksonville Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News Har
rishurs with barge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-13

$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard.
800 Broadway. cor Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-08-04
Administrators Sal, Of Re al Estate.

State OF Michigan County OF Shiawassee. SIS
In the matter Of the estate OF William f.
Payne, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance and
by virtue Of an order granted TO the under.
signed, as administrator OF the estate OF said
William F. Payne, deceased, by the Hon.
Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate In and for
said county on the 18th day OF June, A. D.,
1899 there will be sold at public vendue, 70 tne
highest bidder at the premises to be sold. In
the city OF Owosso, in said county, on Monday,
the 18th day of August, A. d., 1899. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day all the right,
title, and interest of SAID deceased in and TO
the following described lands and premises,
situated In the city OF Owosso county OF Shia-
wassee, state OF Michigan, to-wt: Out lot one
in A. CTawford's addition 10 the city OF Owosso.
Also n Of block OF A. Crawford's addition,
aforesaid.
Also lots II, ~. 10, IA and 49, In block 3, in A.
Crawford's addition, aforesaid.
VIM Il. PAYNE,
Administrators Of the estate OF William #.
Payne, deceased.
Dated, 18th day Of June. A. d., 1 0.