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New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
CAUSE OF FALL IN PRICE OF CoySoLS.

PROSPERITY OF TRADE CAUSES FALL IN MA
T1oNAL FUNDS. SAYS THE LONDON TINES
London July 22-Dscussing the fall In the price
Of consols THE Times" to-day says that IL con-
sders that while the decline Is chiefly due 10 taruy
recognition by holders that the interest on consos
will be automatically reduced on April o. lSS' from
2A to PA per cent, there is also no doubt Una, IL
IS the result Of we'll founded belief that the
money market will be stringent in the coming
autumn Everything The Times. says Pr,ar1 points 70
a strong demand for money not only IN q, aar
lin owing to Increasing requirements OF hnor paoe.
witch is also remarka BILE for the continued tphoI-
mai flow of gold the Bank OF Ensland 70 tne
country 1.-The Times points out that tne oIlr.su us
x ingdom Is not the only country where the pros
nnri9v Of trade has caused fall in National funds
and that Berlin NewYork and Paris All SNOW
egns ~ contraction in the resources OF the money
markets and report sales of high class securities
in order to provide funds for the prosecution OF III
dnsfrial affairs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
INJURIES IN A HOTEL FIGHT FATAL

Long Branch July p (SpeciaD.-Edward Mooney
OF New-York a porter employed at the Coulter
House West End died last last night at the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital. from injuries received
from, the hands Of owen Ferguson, the bartender.
Ferguson is In the county jail charged with muir
der The story OF the fight as told by Mrs. Az
wood. the cook, and George d. Nelson the coloreu
waiter Is that Mooney while In liquor last sun
day morning. entered the barroom ana asked re'
puson for drink The latter refused. Mooney
nlooded with Ferguson which angered the latter,
and he drove him from the bar with billiard cue
Mooney fell in the areaway and while down Fer
guaon. It Is alleged. struck him over the head
with the butt end OF the cue. The blow MADE an
incision five inches long. Ferguson struck nun
two more blows He about 10 strike tne
forr,b when Mrs Atwood the cook interfered-
Nslson witnessed the clubbing. but he said IL was
done so quickly that he had no time 10 interfere
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
NER STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany JuIv s2-The following companies were
,rcornorated to-day with the Secretary or state:
ID potbacbud g. Co OF Rochester. to manu-
facfure and sell clothing; capital $3O% DTectors;
Perna rd Rothschlld and Herman Lew, OF hocheS-
ter and samuel Grausman of New-York CITY.
Catskill Mountain Electric Company, TO 1urnlsn
light for the villages OF Pine Hill Grlmhs cornerSs -
EIeischmann Arkville Margaretyille ana Arena IN
the counties of Ulster and Delaware; capltaI sVo,-
oGS Directors: John NJ. Blish OF Fleischmah,n nm,
Cor9a II Tasher OF Griffns Corners, and Charles
G Kaufmann and Andrew ]. Kaufmann OF Mar
garetville. r,,.s.,s
The Wheeler Shoe ComPany' so 1d COO Directors
GbaTjes d. Thomas Of Herkimer, and Charles -
Wheeler. John Hteman and Wiilam T. fii'ei'a"'
of West Winfield
The Sterlingware Company. OF New-forK ., SisH' nG1
10 deal in hardware and silverware; cap,iai sIpv
D,rectors. George II. Miller and Frank M heIey'
Of New-York, and Chester B. Derr, OF Wikesoarre'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
LARGE OrTLAY ON THE GORDON HOTELS.

In snite OF the fact that last year was bad one
,or European hotelkeepers, the directors or the
Gordon Hotels Limited laid out almost ffoooo
for repairs and improvements to their various prop
critics in Great Britain and on the Continent Ihese
improvements include large NUMBER OF new peu,
-ads ., tho Grand Hotel London; an extension Of
the Lord Warden Hotel. at Dover; enlargement OF
the Hotel Metropole. at Monte Carlo; great IN
crease in size OF the conservatory OF the Hotel Met
ropole at Brighton, and an entire new wing to the
Hotel Metropole, at Folkestone, containing one
hundred extra rooms.
same of these improvements are completed. while
others are still under way. When they are finished
tho entire system of this company Will have been
brought 10 a high state Of efficiency.
CT wears report OF the directors shows how
nonular these hotels are, because In spite OF the
,,9r he, ween the United States and Spain. which
Vent so many Americans at home who generally
spend their vacation money In Europe the the G9rd1n @
Hotels Limited Yielded a net profit OF flOO62O IL
is confidently expected that the present season VIII
show q large increase.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
NEV4RK'S T4T on FRANCHISES.

.ssFssEp AS PERSONAL AND NOT AS REAL
PRoPERTY-vALUATIoNS INCREASEp.
The Newark Tax Board at meeting yesterday
dacded to assess the property OF corporations own
ing franchises in the streets as personal properly
the plea being that In the Limited une Deiore tns
-, :, VIII he impracticable 10 assess the prop
or,v az real estate according to the method pro-
nossd by city Counsel Price. who Informed the
BOARD that It had the right to tax the rights Oh
way as real estate. 49,.
The Board decided to make some increases N 'hs
assessments as follows: Peoples Eiec'r'c L.e"'
Company. 10000: New-York and New,1eisey c".
,-,o.a Comnanv 5000; Essex and Hudson Gas
co,,oanv 200 900: Newark Telephone company
,a5 COO. total increased valuation A75c" Nhe ses-
s,on ~ the Board was secret. The County Eoara Oh
TaIation will meet tomorrow, when .,smsnts .ns
1aS yui nresent tts statement OF assess s,so
The clay tax rate Will be about pH on eAsn 'i''
OF valuation
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
BIGAMIST AS WE'LL AS MURDERER.
NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST WILLIAM DARLING
WHO WAS CAUGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST WILLIAM DARLING
WHO WAS CAUGHT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
New-Brunswick n. j., July 22-Wliam Darling
who was arrested several days ago In McConneiIs-
burg. Penn. for the murder OF Harry Durham, IN
1sa5 in NEWMARKET. Is now declared to be big
amist. He was married In Plainfed to the daugh-
ter OF william Mundy. who has two children one
Of them born after Darling fed.
Prosecutor John s. Voorhees, investigation dis-
closed the fact that Darling under the name or
Dalton was also married in Accommodating. Penn
10 the seventeen-year-old daughter OF DAVID COR
don She Is a niece OF County Judge. and is OF
exceIlent family Fulton County. Penn, In which
Darling sought refuge after the murder OF Dunham'
"a the only one in the State not reached by rail-
road
He became engaged in a quarrel with his brother-
,n-law y G. Rimble, while intoxicated. and from
his admissions that he dared not go back to New
Jersey because he was wanted for forgery himoie
decided that possibly he was wanted for something
mere serious and communicated with the Chef OF
Police In Plainfeld.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
THE TRE4TUENT OF TETANUS.

From, The Philadelphia Medical Journal
Tho hand of the victim IL usually begrimed with
.tespecIally from the earth The alarming "a
tality from lockjaw should impress upon the pubic
~ need for radical treatment OF these
uxnundsEeven the most iusignincant OF them
r,nnns Is an infectious disease due 10 the action
N % noIcrobe. and although OF the most fatal
Of diseases is probably one Of the mos, easily pre-
,USnronghIy cleaned and drained as only soo1
siTeeon and physician can do H. and never py
SUI ,a,,rs or according TO household methods. eau
iaa,ion in these cases Is "A perncious practice
tns"se II makes a crust over the wound, ana thus
D,"n,a free drainage. In other words. II enec-
ip,erly imnrisons the microbes and thus pron1otes
,nscc,,or The bacillus Of tetanus Is said 70 pe
iunarohic-i e. II lives without air. or AZ ieast -
t,,iaH nv free air Hence the necessity iof crans
ne ~ aad drainage Finally. his bacillus Is tenoi'0'
e IN fnhabits earth or SOIL
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
OPP0SLTLON TO 4 Dividend.

Opposition TO a dividend on the common stock OF
tbe National Biscuit Company IS said TO come
from, A. w Green the managing director OF the
company. He opposed a dividend last May ex-
rlainine that the company had increased Its bust
ness from s33 10000 the amount done last year to
figures which indicate total business for the pres
on, wear of not less than tD,Co'@O In order TO
hordle this larke amount OF business the company
needed a lapge cash surplus. and he said he la-
ised nostponement OF the dividend until a cash
roser[e was built up OF amount sunicient 10
avoid the necessity of the company becoming DOT
rover at the bank. lie Is sta'eu H"' W "
cha nged his position.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
WITH A CAPITAL OF s5,OO0,OO0.

ORGANIZATION OF THE ALABAMA CONsOL,D NED
COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
The Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Com
pany has been organized under the laws OF New
Jersey with a capital Of s. 10000 of which one
half will be per cent cumulative preferred stock
and one-half common stock. Among the directors.
most OF whom are men prominently identified with
Southern enterprises will be John Il. Searles.
president of the American Cotton Company: John
SHELTON Williams; president of the seabo9rd Air
Line; J. w. MiddendOrf the Baltimore banker;
Richard H. Edmonds. Editor OF The Manu-
facturers Record" of Baltimore; Abram 5 Hewitt,
r. G. Rush and Joshua Levering. II is understood
that Mr. Rush is 10 become president Of the com
pany and Mr. Searles vice-presdent. The company
takes over the Clifton Iron Company, the standard
Coal Company, the Mary Pratt Furnace, at Birm-
ingham the Gate City properties near 81 Birming
ham and the Gadsden Furnace, and ore !ands
at Gadsder Ala. Seventy thousand acres OF land
in all will be acquired with four furnaces.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
BROOusTRAW "TRAVELs" THROUGH FLESH

Margaret, the seventeen months old child OF John
T Dooey. OF No 4S3 West Side-ave.. Jersey CITY,
while playing with a whisk broom ABOUT '"o
months ago swallowed one of the straws and al
os, s,rangled bur the straw passed down. A
few DAYS ago Mrs. Dooley noticed that lump had
formed on the chds back between the shoulder
blades and called In Dr. Feury. who directed that
poultices be applied. The swelling broke yes'er-
day and the broom straw was expelled.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
TWO PERTH ANBOY BUILDINGS BURN

Perth Amboy. July Fire destroyed the Gordon
Rrass Works this morning The building was In
High-st Just above Fayette. The fire spread to
the adjoining building. occupied by Petty Apple
gate as a feed store which. with its contents was
nearlv DESTROYED. The loss IS estimated at NU9
Mr Gordon says his loss IL 5000. party ihsureu
The other building not Insured. The cause
~ the fire ls unknown.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
ROY BrRLED FROM Az EXCURSION TRAIN.

William Kirkendall fifteen years DID, whose
home Is In Phlllipsburg y. j., terribly Injured
on tho Central railroad at Bound Brook yesterday.
He was on an excursion train bound for Asbury
Park and stood upon the platform OF one OF the
cars. As the train rounded the sharp curve near
tho Bound Brook station young Krkendal was
hurled violently 10 the roadbed His scalp was
cut in 1--WE places and IT feared that his skull
uas fractured. One thigh was cut open TO the
hone After the boy had been cared for at Bound
Rrook station he was sent to his home In phillips
hure His recovery is considered doubtful.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
poyaL SALT AND CHEMICAL COMPANY.

Tranton. ~ j. July 2.-The Royal Salt and Chem-
teal Company with an authorized capital OF !'1co
600 was incorporated here to-day. Inc company ~
w, 1, % onarate salt coal and other mines and TO
,,,,acture the products OF the mines The cor
nnn.nrs are James II. Snow, Gilbert seaman, Pc
POI" NJ stewart Ralph Gillette, Thomas T. ADAMS
re- nd = amteI E. Pyle. all OF Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
,..r,ov,I TIRE COMPANY FORMED.

Trenton. n. J.. July 22.-The National Tube COM
,o-dav nled certificate setting forth that It's
p ",,,o go o0OcO OF authorized capital stock had
been paid in. $500 in cash and the balance ,ae IN ane
rGGh,1opd q Converse. president OF the co"pAh''
en1a A. +. Luke, secretary
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
coaL MINERS. WAGES ADVANCED.

Charleston. W. Va. July % (speciaD-At joint
meeting OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Associa-
ton and the State Board OF the west virginia
Miners, Association held here to-day It was agreed
that beginning with August ]. the price OF 1nlnihs
coal should be advanced one-fourth or cent e. toa d
bushel in the splint coal mines ana H'e ceii'S ~
in the gas or soft coal mines
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
FRANK A. MAGOWAN ACTIVE IN TRENTON
HE is NEGOTIATING FOR THE EMPIRE RUBBER
COMPANY ASD MAY FORM A SYNDICATE.

Trenton, " j., July 22-Frank A. Mcgowan Tren-
tons ex-Mayor, has been In the city for several
DAYS negotiating for the purchase Of the Empire
Rubber Company, the leading rubber concern mere.
He says he Is acting as an agent Tor New-iork
parties and there is a rumOr that he Is trying 10
further plan to consolidate the ten local rubber
concerns into syndicate. He has acquired OPP
tions on all but n hundred shares of the Empire
company's stock It is said at advance OF go on
the par value Of each 800 share The present pro
nriefors Of the Empire are Ex-senator William IA.
Skirm Captain William II. Skrm. tr. and George
b. Cook The dividends have reached as h hlgn os as
soidation OF the local poteres in the Trenton Po'-
teries Company.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
5rreep Citp propertp for Sale.

~ VT ACrIFD seyen-roon house improvements $1,000
| new detached one ard two family houses: select
nexhborhood: open plumbing steam heat; large house
~ grounds with stable: price: other houses
JOGN A LANE Builder IS FOrrest-st.. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
SILVER ORDER FOR FRENCH MINT.

London July 22-The frmness in the silver mar
ket to-day was on anticipation OF French mint
order for 5000 kos
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

DvIErg.nsss,Tliu :. ass,l usssvs -: oS I'D b.csdssy
ncr,s 81 5Ist- a. O'Clock p m; sdvaslss
"a ,s H rsss,ved AZ the fotiovns branch 9sss A. ess
Once rates unti o'clock M ". ~ 49, a. r,s
Ana ith-S: i45 Columbsss- ave, near Wsss cseLS -
Wet t1d ST.. seaF stkeva: % EAs b~s-@s
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NfoRRrsTOWN. ". J-Exceptlona opportunity Tor
wi anv one contemplating the purchase or a country
seat and farm. Have attractive and very desirable
place conveniently located which, for business reasons
owner will sell at decidedly low figure: easy terms:
nosItiyeIy no exchange. For full particulars ADDRESS
COUNTRY, Box I22 Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
Gonuirp Boar0.

- TSWTIY accommodated with superior bosre
= ssisshtfai wsil isn,sn.d mc' sos'Sss Ne
Prtvsse as minutes city, - trains. Call Monday Toss-
a. st West ed ST.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
For Both Sexes-City

INRENC7H. SPANISH. GERMAN. ITALIAN. ETC.
Special courses for spring and summer
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, =, =,
Broadway cor ". 18th St. n. T., Asbury PARK. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

~ ACRED HEART AC y VI Y.
- Catholic Boarding School Vacancies tor con-
ing season limited. Reopens Sept. I. Address . v
Brother AUGUST. Westchester " l.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
6ummer Resoris.

.~cuocrR l. L. or GREAT. SOUTH BAY.
IDAdSnnsSSH acrrI. Well equipped electric Hsnt -
ROEs no. hx Tong r r. r. from seth ST.. new
etc w. excellent cuisine and ssrviee sasos rs,ss'
nAnaxe r a. w; bathing boatnx nsnins' eye""s.
headqusaaMr usarss Ar No i45 and No. i<s w. o%th-"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
Gountrp propertp to Eet.

A DIRONDACK CAMP. exceptionally desirable. 20 rent
"A furnished. Paul Smiths. Apply MIICHbIh' @
MITCHELL. ~ Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

the charming Queen Suburb OF Greater New
York. continues to attract refined home seek
ers and investors. Sales are constant.
The artistic houses are models, and In every
way most desirable
Don't fail TO see what $1,000 will do in pur-
chasing a house with extra land.
Don't fail to see the slightly lots at s3oo
apIece and up-the same ones which you have
heard about in connection with the rising
values.
Jngleside offers unusual al'advantages Just now,
for prices are soon going up where they ought
10 be.
Call or write for free tickets take sith ST ferry 70
Long Island City thence by train or trolley every re-"
minutes 70 our carriages at Main ST.. Flushing
O,oC, Ir 60 and 62
(t0a,hu~ Liberty St.
A r CRAWFORD, ". J.. 20 acres, near Country C!uo,
A $40 600. w H. WILLIAMSON Lyons Farms. ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
Young Ladies-City.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS eoR = pr; ,
u and Mrs. CHARLES X. GARDNER, ooI Fiftn
Avenue teacher OF English and one Of French wanted
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
COOKS AMERICAN TOURS.

ou- snecIai hlrhclass party for the YeIowstons NJ
tonai PARK the Rockies. Great fAkes etc, w sn.e
New York Boston and Phiiadeph~ o' ""'' >'
"sWsnv o,her Parties to principal Summer Resorts
occ,nying = days and more. at frequent Intervals
Programmes free. .,...,.- ..~
oI n.nd"ron n nwywh~re and everywhere. for IN
divdaal srasssrs At Sy iSwes ssi sns isa, gway NY
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

yDOYS CARED FOR; mental and physical advantage
ID not secured elsewhere circular. a..
JOHN Fl. WALSH. Great harrington, MASS
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

DERKELEf SCHOOL.
ID on old Columbia College site.
Madison Avenue and sDth ST.
For register and circulars. address j. CLAhh
READ Registrar
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

THE MISSES EI.YS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
l. RIVERSIDE DRIVE -
s5th and Seth Streets. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
1NsrIpERABIE OBSTACLES TO CONVERSION

There are many other circumstances. socIaI @ as
we'll as dogmat tic and political which VIII aIway
nreasnt insupera BILE obstacles 10 the conversion on
INV country to Roman Catholicism: To dogInaLic
d,estions have not wished to allude SINCE ny
aim in this article has been 10 make clear 10 lth-
IAN readers the true position OF Roman cam
oicism in England, and TO set before them arSud tnd
fairly prove that the International Catholic press
and the English Roman Catholics are cnetisnlns ne, an
eous views of the religious and political opinions
held by the vast majority OF my countrymeh'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.

CtOMETHTNG NEW.-Piano taught without notes Y
- three months Accomplishments speciality. PROMoN
TORY. 14th st.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

NEW YORK. NEW YORK. -
y THE PEBBLES AND THOMPSON SCHOOL,.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80. 49, 81 East 9th Street.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

CT. AGATHA-CTIURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
- Founded by the New York Protestant Episcopal puo
lie School the corporation which Trinity School
In order provide girls thorough secular eonca
tion. combined with sound religious training
School year opens September H. lSe ,,. n
For particulars, address the Principal, EMMA w.
SEBRING, A. NJ, 25T West ODD 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
MANHATTAN BEACH.

MANhAIl IAN OCHOs
Trains leave foo. RI s<th st. ~ ~ ',S .1 hsR-bouriy
Az a W 7 10 $50 ~ 0o q. M; lzlV ~ 20 r .X
10 70 40 D. m; 40 So 30. 900. a'o' "". ''''
q & $50 1880 M IN .,6 Asff-
S,,pSsy. o5o $40, IGIo .l.1o a M III" sna ".'
hourly 10 to 0lO ? n. 1910 .. m
r.ax. foot Whitehall st. (1attery) via sgsn o., o,s's
proor,vr Ferry duty u 90 and hourly SW m 80 "a aa
. M and every forty minutes i+o to ~" sno ''"~
o. m. week days only.
v " pxcURsIoN TICKETS 20 CENTS
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

EREENwIcH ACADEMY and a nome Tor Ten opys py,n
VI THOROUGH preparation for college or business
carefully selected. J. II. ROOT Prin. Greenwich Conn
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23
gouutrn 11rouertp for Sale or 90 Eet.

4 T CRAWFORD. ". J.. 30 acres. near Country Cup
"A $4,000. w II. WILLIAMSON. Lyons Farms. ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

1nstrnctlcn.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

CLOCKS.
China Case Clocks. best movements. large fancy
dial. decorated in colors and gold every clock fully
guaranteed: special at................:.....: 4.sS
Cabinet Case Clock. very ornamental, eight-day
movement striking hours and half hours worth
fully s4Oo; special ..........; .;;,.:..,..... Z.!s
worth 500: special al......................... OOc
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13

Harvey Barnett, the 15-year-old son
of Robert Barnett of Chestnut, met
with quite a serious accident on Thurs
day evening while skating on Lehr-
kinds pond. An unknown boy was try
ing to test his speed around the pond
and ran into and knocked Barnett over,
smashing his right cheek bone into
splinters. Barnett might have saved
himself. but in order to protect a
young lady with whom he was skat-
ing, put himself into such a position
that he received the full force of the
blow. The doctors have some doubts
as to their ability to prevent young
Barnett being disfigured for life. As
soon as the inflammation goes down an
attempt will be made to set the bone
The county treasurer's office broke all
former records last week by taking in
something over $4,000 in one day. In
spite of the poor cropping season and
Indictment weather during threshing
time, not to mention the low prices Of
fered for grain. there are only about
$4,000 worth of delinquent taxes in Gall
latin county.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-13
in the several districts have paid their

IN the several districts have paid their
special taxes,
The above is the substance of what
MI. hayden said in regard 10 the Spe-
cal school tax matters in this county,
ana as has been said, in the presence OF
the three gentlemen above mentioned
SpeaKlng generally Of the matter, MT
HAYDEN said that the two districts in
tIathead county in which the company
would not pay special tax were the
only ones along the line which would
pc deprived of the special tax money
from the Great Northern, as in none of
the other districts was a disposition
SHOWN to gouge the company in the
manner above set forth. He also said
that ne was on his way home, having
made the entire line in the capacity of
special tax commissioner. From his
conversation about the matter one could
easily infer that the Great Northern
was extremely anxious to do all in its
power to aid the schools in every way,
and that the decision of the supreme
court would not be take advantage of,
except as above indicated. He further
more said in connection with
the Flathead matter that the
amount of the tax cut no
ice. that it was the principle to
which the company objected In the
two districts which he eliminated in
this county the total special school as
sessment against the Great Northern
was $3.S65.37, and in the three districts
which he agreed to pay their tax the
total was $42111,