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New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10 1890
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TO- 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia @ Thomp.on Nv.ryoo January s Rai az;
with mdse the White Star Line Arrived al the eaf
at M February o. during thick weather, January %
Kensngton (Br Beynon antwerp Sanusrs jan ~ in
terna,iona Navigation Company Arrived at the bar ~
Tank steamer supposed Standard Ger sGhIeemilen, s
Amsterdam January o. to Gust Heye Arrived In quar-
Steamer M Oilers Gels, Tanner Janeo January ls
Bahia p and St lucia February l. 10 6u'k 'e''">
steamer Fl Monte: Parker New-orleans February o.
"s Steamer ameswn Boas Norfolk and Newport News
with mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion $50 Ss 20 9TH
Steamer City OF Philadelphia, Delano. Baltimore WIN
nsss SANDY y Hook Feb TO- sso p. m-wind northnOrt-
west. strong: clear.
Steamers Alsenborn for Baltimore; Tra!a o.r, Tam.
Cuba span enfuesos etc uTet Court % & Hsysns
Genera w6itney Orleans Mexico 1span Havana
etc. comanshe Charleston and JacksOnvs; City Of King
ston (Br). Port Antonio; City Of Macon Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown Feb TO- 5:2o m-Arryed, steamer Britain
mic (BD. Haddoch New-York for Liverpool and pro-
Hull. Feb 1o-Arrived steamer Marteno Bp Rippeth.
Deal Feb io-Passed steamer Montcalm OBr). Morgan.
shields Feb S-saed. steamer wineland DAM, Peter
Kinsaie. Feb lo-Passed. steamer Bowie B,. Jones
Movie Feb 1O-saed. steamer Furnessia (Br). Harris
from Glasgow New-York
Copenhagen Feb 10-Arrved, steamers Antwerper
DAM. Holm New-York Island DAM. Skjodt New-forH
for C'hristansand via Stettin
Bremen Feb 1O-Arrived steamer saale Ger. Banke
New-York via southampton. -
Antwerp Feb 1O-Arrived. steamer Aragonia Ger)
Kuhlewein New-York (See disasters). -
Genoa Feb 10 a m-Auved, steamer Auguste Vic
tora (Cierl KaempN. New-York via Funchal. etc COR
Orient cruse).
Fayal Feb 10-Arrived steamer Colorado CBr). whtten
St MIchaeis. % Feb 1o-Passed steamer Aller tGeo
Nierch. NewYork for Naples and Genoe- via.
Singapore. Feb Arrived previously. steamer EDS
void (Nor) Schlyder. Shimonoseki for New-York.
Melbourne. Feb 1O-Arrysd previousy). steamer Corn
wall CBr) Young New-York via st Vincent, G " etc
Coode Island. Feb 1O--Passed steamer Falls OF Kelti,
(Br), Barr. Newcastle, N s W. for Sew-York
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
RaBPrNGTON APARTMENT ASSOCIATION.

The harrington Apartment Association OF NO II"
Broadway, has applied through its directors Ma
thanie WHherell Rebecca Wtherell and Theodore
Berder for voluntary dissolution. The order 70
show cause has been set for May 10. Tne assocla-
ton owns and manages the Old Guard BUILDING
No I 6l5 10 623 Broadway, at Forty-nlnth-st; mo
three directors own all the capital stock ana tney
want the company wound up, because the manage
ment OF the property be more economically con-
ducted by themselves individuals. Ihere are
two mortga ges on the property the first held by the
New-York Life Insurance Company for &2oWe; go ana M
The capitaI stock Of the company is $4,000. 1t was
lncorporated in 1882.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
INDUSTRIAL COMBINATIONS.
CONSOLIDATION OF ROYALTY SHOE MA
CHINE CONCERNS.
-,.,-s, sr.prrD WITH A CAPITALIZATION OF
sc5ooo coo-NAMEs or THE COM
PANIEs INTERESTED

S. 600 ooo-NAMEs or THE COM
PANIEs INTERESTED.
BOSTON Feb l0-A consolidation of all the royalty
shoe machinery interests centred in Boston mas
been consummated in a corporation organized
under the laws OF New-Jersey with capital OF
s25OOoOO Sidney w. Winslow. Of Boston. is presi-
dent. and George w Brown. OF Boston. treasurer
and general manager. The news became known
through a statement issued to-day by the new cor
poraion The statement in substance Is as foiio"s'
AT the Hotel Touraine yesterday the United shoe
Machinery Company was organized rms COZ pSlh
tion organized under the laws of the State OF New
Jersey with a total authorized capltal oil lV'.IvDo
shares each OF the par value or so, one hHll .
rer cent preferred stock and the other hat common
stock has arranged 10 acquire the control OF the
property or stock OF the Consolidated ana MCKAY
Lasting Machinery Company. Mckay Machinery
Company Goodyear Shoe Machinery company, IN
ternational Goodyear Shoe Machinery company
C;oOdvear Shoe Machinery Company or Canald'
Eppler Welt Machine Company lnternatlohai ,5e ~
pler Welt Machine Company and the Davey res
gfng Machine Company. The new company, at 49,
paving for all the properties. will have more tdl
$4,000 in cash IN the treasury and more thaI d.
600 shares OF the preferred STOCK anu lv'''V s'''
OF the common stock. vi.
The directors are William Barbour, New, fork'
Louis d. Brandes. Boston; George w. brOWn'
Boston; j. II. Clarke, Worcester: charles a.. cog
Boston: William ". Coolidge. Boston; lIliaM >.
Eaton BOSTON: John H. Hanan, New-fork; Elmer
p Howe Boston: Edward L. Hurd. Boston; George
f. Keith. Brockton; Frederick o.. hlng. Boss 7,
O E. Lewis Boston. Edwin II. Mathewson,, BrlISc
port Conn Rudolph Matz. Chicago; GORDON NC
Kay Newport. r. L.; Wallace + Robinson, l5ostQIi
lanes J. Storrow Boston; Alfred b. Turner. jr.,
Paterson ~ j.. Samuel We'll, New-fork' sidney
W. Winslow. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
TWO SUICIDES IN DENVER.
LAWYER KILLS HIMSELF. AND LATER THE
WOMAN HE WAS TO MARRY KILLS HER
SON AND TAKES HER OWN LIFE.

SON AND TAKES HER OWN LIFE.
Denver, Feb l0-Henry p Rhodes. prominent
LAWYER OF this city who for eight years before 1897
was Deputy Dlstrict-Attorney died at St Luke's
Hospital yesterday morning as the result OF knife
wounds inflicted by himself Tuesday afternoon
Al 10 o'clock last night Mrs Olga LaVenus, a
young Russian widow. understood 70 have been
Rbndes's nancke shot and instantly killed her
ten-year-old son, and then sent bullet through
Arno a Fashionable hotel where Rhodes and Mrs.
Lavrenius had boarded for several months the
cause OF Rhodes's act is not known. He belonged
to a Kentucky family. Mrs. Lavrenius was a beau
tiful woman, aged thirty-three, and highly accom-
plished She was a Nihilist, and with her husband
was several years ago sentenced 10 life mprson-
ment IN Siberia Five six years ago they were
pardoned By the Gar and came TO this country,
living hrst in Chicago, but four years ago coming
TO Denver where Lavrenius became student at
the Denver Medical College. Two and half years
ago he died. II is believed by some OF Rhodes's
friends that his suicide and that Of the woman
were the result OF Nihstic IDEAS
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
REPORTED UNION OF FLOUR MILLS.

AT the office OF Mcintyre & Wardwell yesterday
II was said that Thomas A Mcintyre. the head OF
the firm was IN the West. and that in his absence
no confirmation or dental could be given OF the re-
port from Chicago that the combination OF the
great four-milng companies OF the Northwest and
the Hecker-J Jones-Jewell and other companies IN
The East which consolidation Mr. Mcintyre has Tor
months been striving effect had at last been ar
god
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
THE ORDER LIKELY TO BE MODIFIED.

Collector Bidwen returned TO his office yesterday
after a trip TO Washington. where he had been IN
conference with the authorities Of the Treasury
Department relative to the order Of the Depart.
nent regarding the examination OF the baggage
Of Americans returning from abroad. He dechned
to say anything regarding the conference put sato 10
that he would before long issue statement as 10
tho Interpretation which was 10 be placed upon
the order in the future II IS expected tnat some
notifications will be made In order 10 meet tne
complaints that have been 30 frequent since the
nrdar into effect.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
CPAND OPERA SEASON 1889.

Under The direction OF Mr.. Maurice Grau.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-M. Jean de Reszke Is sun so.ss "a
ing from slight cold. and will be unable 70 srs ~
afternoon. The role Of 'Raou' IN LES HUIChHoA'
will sung by Six. CeppL -. 49,.
This Afternoon at 2-LEs HUGUENoTs. Mines ~ ~
dica Manelli Enge; NM. ceppi. Pianeon, Aloers p~'
Ed de Reszke .-.....-,, x-..
To night. at 8 at Pop. Prces-TASNHi SIR - MnSs.
ssville Meisslinger, pevny; NM Van pyck Pnn's
sun. Evg Feb H. at s:i5-iith sunday consssnn
sooist.: Mines. Sembrich and Schumanr-He.nk -
Saeza. Albers and Plancon. Conductor. BeyignanL
Mon Evg 18TH at e-Gounods opera FAUST Enrs
Eames Manteli, Jean and Ed. De Reszke and MsuIs.
Tues Afternoon. Feb. IA at preciseyThird pes,o.Ds
ance OF the second Of Der Ring des Nibepnss1
sIEGFRIED Nordica; Engle sehumann -Henk pggsS pgySS
Bispham, Prnee. Mefert, Van Rooy. Conductor sens'
Wed Evs. Feb. l5 at s-Donizetu's opera. L9c,s L9..
Iammermoor sembrich. Bauermeister; saleza. r''ns"
and Campanar. ,,u.sh
Thurs Afternoon. Feb. Ie at l2:45 preclsey-Fcsrus
and last performance OF the second series Of Der
des Nbeungen. GoTTERDAMMERUNG. Brems ses. =.
ma nm Heink Pevny. Meisslinger. Molka-Kellcsg
Vile Jean and Ed. de Reszke. Muhmann. Bispham- ~
ductor Schalk. .,.vfv
Fri Evg. Feb. II at s-WsTners opera. LOHESon.ss.ss
Eames schumann- -Heink. Van Dyck. Bisphsm Muhsms0
and Ed de Reszke. Condr. Schsk.
STEINWAY SONS PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
MOTNT VERNON.

Mayor Fiske has just submitted speciai me-
- % ,ba Aldermen in which he recommends
tbat nerrn,ssion be given the Union Railroad COM
many 10 lay an additional track in East Third-st'
from South Fourth-ave. TO the easterly cry hne me-
also a single track in Third-st, to connect !i !he
Tsiffh and Fourth ave lines now operated py ule
company There is. however strong oplec'ior sree3
&c tba only thoroughfare in and out OF the cry
yTom me east and is much used for driving ana
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HUI Eho'
ASTOR-Ex-G Governor j. w. Hoyt OF virginia
CAMBRIDGE-Baron H Won Sternberg. Of the Ger
man Embassy at Washington. EMPIRE-b' L.
Hamilton and George II. Currier OF chicago ana
]. j. Taylor, Of Philadelphia. FIFTH AN IN .- I e
senator william n Roach, OF North Dakota.
HOFFMAN-Professor BENJAMIN 1de Wheeier' OIL
Cornell University. MANHATTAN-Palrner -
Ricketts, Of Troy. n. Y. and H. II. Wesungnouse'
OF Pittsburg MURRAY HILL-State Senator ~
\ stranahan of Fulton. n. Y. SAVOY-John
Nicholas Brown of Providence. WALDORF-EN-
Governor Frank Brown. of Maryland: SaInuei
Fessenden. OF Connecticut and Coionei lheouoie
Dodqe L A
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
TROLLEY RUMOR DISCREDITED.
rrrr1., CHANCE OF A LINE ALONG THE HUDSON
NoRTHwARD FROM YoNKERs-

NoRrHwARD FROM YoNKERs
rhe announcement made yesterday that '"e
.trorroberrv'' company intends 10 begin at once an
extension OF It's line from Yonkers northward along
tho Albany Post Road through lne So.
,,o..1,os Dobbs Ferry, Ardsey. Irvington. Tarry-
Gown, scarborough. Sing sns and Peekskill TO the
- county line Is not considered as serious by
,ha owners Of large estates along that part oil 'he
Hudson. ,. os,aor, ~
,,t,,bood told q Tribune reporter yester-
dav that Il would be impossible for any sd as he
usg % 20 operae along the Albany Post hoau AZ @
Poi;sstvre two years ago passed OH
M running OF cars on that hisnwaGysi va Tor he
Ile III ~ une could be operated would De lII s rto
ompanv TO purchase its right OF way tnIOrenf ~ pha
Isnd e owned by wealthy people H., ,,,,,,,,,. 10
was also suggested that The trolley ooipRsIb5 W.
ra1,. yrsiffng FOR the completion o. the w al
,nn-aye bridge at Hastings tucson whS M
a. Iii emily for a franchise TO enter that VlIIase -
~ ~ W VIZ oit az Al present the company operates me
m Wonders 10 the Greenburg town llne ihiS oer 4rst
Wasting and. II g said. IS ohiy "allihs VI" W
onnortunitv 10 enter the township.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
pORT CHESTER.

A eor,r,ttee Of tho village trustees and citizens
,s considering the question Of appointing a ponce
Justice and uniformed police force Several meet
,nrs have been held but no decisive acton u mai
been taken. II police justice is appohspp, ohip,ns The
Arst be necessary 20 nave an ACT es'aO'''" 49,
ca1cs ndonted hv the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

George ". Millard Of Poughkeepsie, has nled a
petition in bankruptcy here. with liabilities s'o'o-o
and no assets. He was formerly partner wiz.
U,,i,,ar, Co1Iinevood now dead in the firms Of
~o1l,ngwood g. Co and Millard & Collngwood. lum-
her dealers OF Poughkeepsie The largest
are the estate OF Reuben Ross OF tns csS M e., "a
George seaman of Poughkeepse, $6so. They tOr- or-
merly had selling office in this CITY, at NO |''
BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
MOrNT KISCO.

Mrs. Eliza H. Fish. the widow Of Moses W. FISH,
died suddenly at her home In this village on Ahuis-
dav She was seventy-seven years old.
IAncon's Birthday exercises were heiu III 'i'
Mount Kisco School yesterday. . - ,
nunoIer ~ citizens OF this village have begun
the Organization Of the Mount Kisco Nillage ir.s i
provement and Library Association me oe oDJoDe9
~ +be associa ton are 10 be the general improve
ment and beautifyng Of the village and !he es'ap
nsbnent and maintenance Of public library a
,neeting has been called for Monday evening at the
office of II FllwOod Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
MANARONECK.

Tn, annual reception and dance OF the Alumni
Association OF the Mamaroneck hien 0cnooi
80 los, ,trht IN the High School building. Bos-
,ar Pos, Road. Tho patronesses were Mrs Thomas
l. kHshmoTe Mrs o5, F. German MTs 95s joseph S'Is Fz
sSsid Mrs Charles Nj Baxter. Mrs. LawrenGe
Eoffat Mrs G.. g. Fry. Mrs. T r. IayIor' Mrs' w.
fi PurAv and Mrs. j. W. y. hallet|
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
GREAT NORTHERN PAPER COMPANY.

II was reported yesterday in Wall Street that
company to be known the Great Northern Paper
Company with a capital OF 100000. would soon be
Incorporated under the laws OF the State OF Maine
for the purpose Of engaging In the manufacture Oh
nsner for neHsnapers There had been purchased
in the interest OF the new company. II added
about two hundred and sixty thousand acres OF
timber land on the Penobscot River. in Maine and
on lakes tributary 10 that stream, and mills or the
daily capacity OF $50 tons OF paper would be erected
without delay Among the men mentioned as SUD
scribers TO the capta stock OF the Great Northern
Paper Company Colonel Oliver n. Payne
John c. Moore. Grant b. Schley. Colonel Augustus
= Paine Meylert VI. Armstrong. Augustus g.
paine ir and Walter S. Gurnee Of New York
and Garrett Schenck. Edward II. Haskell ana the
Messrs. Ames OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
WILLIAM TIFFANYS ESTATE.

Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday granted letters OF
administration the estate OF william l7nahy' one
~ Governor Roosevets Rough Riders who died
:. ~. parker House Boston, after his return from
Santiago. on August 25 last. to his brother. Perry
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
LITTLE PROGRESS IN THAT DIRECTION
REPORT ABOUT AMALGAMATIoN OF WOOL IN
rEREsTs DECLARED TO BE PREMATURE.

III
REPORT ABOUT AMALGAMATIoN OF WOOL IN
TEREsTs DECLARED TO BE PREMATURE.
report appeared yesterday to the effect that
arrangements are being made for the amalSamation
OF the interests OF all the leading woollen manu-
facturers OF this country. 1t was further SAID
that the capital represented In the combination
would be at least s6OOO0oOO. Among the leading
manufacturers who were said TO be behind the
project were William Whitman. Of the Arlington
Mills: James Phillips jr.. Of Flchburg; Charles
Fletcher OF the Wanakuk and the Riverside Mis-
Providence r. l.. and A. d. Juillard and other
well-known wooen merchants.
The report seems TO be premature, to say the
least II is true that such n combination has been
talked about 1t is even true that certain manu-
facturers are considering its feasibility. But the
same thing might have been said three years ago.
A. D. Jullliard was seen by Tribune reporter
Yesterday at his office. No. 20 Worth-st He de-
clared in the most positive way that all he knew
about matter that two men caileu upoi
him recently and asked his opinion of a comDl!'a-
ton of interests. Since then he had heard nothing
more. He had replied 10 the question as 10 ms
views that he thought a combination or Woolleh
manufacturers and merchants would be good thlhB,
provided the capital represented genuine NalueS
and was not inflated. Mr.. Juillard added tnat sucn
a trust might be formed In the future Dlt IL WIS
altogether incorrect 10 say that Its formauon was
under way He had not even heard anything about
It, outside the occasion Of the visit mentioned. III
conversation with other merchants = a.,
William l.. Strong, who represents SOME o' ItS 1
largest wool concerns in the country. was also
seen at No IS Worth-st. He declared that ne hau
never so much as heard any mention maze OF pIo-
posed combination.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
NORTH TARRYTCWN.

The North Tarrytown Fire Patrol has issued IN
v,+at,ons for its annual reception. to be helo on
Tuesday evening The Entertainment committees
has ARA n Qed an excellent programme
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
MUST BE ACCOMPLISHED BY OUTSIDERS.

The report from Boston that a combination OF all
the Important fertilizer concerns Of the country IS
being organized by Boston men is discredited oy
leading fertilizer interests here. representative
OF one Of the principal companies engaged in the
manufacture of fertilizers said yesterday that the
praeticability OF forming such a combination had
been discussed from time to time for the last ten
years and that the project had at one time ad-
vanced so far that association had been Formed
to carry out a scheme of consolidation, but that
nothing had ever come OF 1t. The interests repre-
sened in the industry diverse and the trade
rivalries so sharp, he continred that IN ms
oplnion IL would be utterly impossible for any man
or men engaged in the fertilizer manufacturing
business to compose all the existing differences ana
consolidate all the companies into single new
corporation. Such consolidation was by no means
Improbable at time in the future, but II would
have TO be brought about by outsiders. The cap
itazation OF a corporation including all the leadlnS
fertilizer manufacturers he estimated, would be
flly s50 0l0lD
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

TIFFANY OF No. 2A Msdison-ave. The estate con-
sists Of SO 900 in personal property The otner rea
tives OF the decedent are his mother Isabella Better
Perry Tiffany, of Newport. r. l. his sister. jane
Caroline Tiffany. of Newport and his brother BEL
mont Tiffany. OF No 2 West Thirty y-frst-st
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By G!ldeTsleeys. J.
scboen agf sohoen--Joseph Koch
Mater of Potter Francis G. Cantlne, ~ -.--
NacnaushtAn New-fork WOOL W. COMPANY
Arthur {. Palmer. -
,,,,.-. no, Coillns-Richard r Goldsborough.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Scott J.
rhs-ls, n Becker agt Annetta II. Baker-John Rainey
By Giidersleeve J.
Henry @ Cushing agt. Ida Chambers-John L. Lock
wood.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

meeting of the creditors OF Adolph frleuili''
dealer in auction drygoods and fire sales at No.
ret rourteenth-st was held yesterday before a
referee in bankruptcy No. 81 Pne-st Mr. tTedo ri o
nan was not present The liabilities are Sfo'VVo
and the assets $500
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Schedules OF the Sanders-Beard Company manu-
facturers Of chocolate and cocoa at No olS Hud-
eon.st against which was filed petition In bank
runtcv on November 25 show liabilities S3S'6ls, OF
which 500 $50 are secured by assignment, and as
sets 81 .759.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise ESQ Sunset $50 Moon :2s Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-gandy s:07 Gov. Island s39 He'll Gate 1928
PM-Sandy Hook S.4 Gov. Island Sl3 Hell Gate II :O2
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Keep looking young and save your hair, it:
color and beauty with Parker's Hair Balsam
Greve's Ointment makes d healthy skin, 300.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-special Ierm-Par n-Beiore Veer
.,aoys court opens 10 30 a m TX lhFts Haterr
S,rrovste's Chambers-Before f1tzsera.l >
Court cpens at 1880 a No day calendar WINS ot
toSiN ~, Donovan YRnkel Kollochnsky Jacob
s,,nhers Albert II Leyton. Charles Gresor al lo'"o
a IN ma. co,,,-snecial Teu--Befor" Conlan, court
~ o., ~ a N Motions AZ 1920 n m
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
HIGHEST PRICE KNOWN FOR ZINC ORE.

joplin Mo. Feb 1Ozinc ore took a sudden jump
Yesterday. and at this point at Galena. Kan
and Webb City Mo- sold at si5 a ton. the highest
nrice ever known and g 30 a ton above the best
nrica NJ the previous day The heavy foreign
damand ,s said 10 be the underlying cause for the
steady advance since last fall. when the ore was
seIiny for less than $50 The unprecedented cola
vea fher has caused several mines TO shut down. re-
ducing the supply and thus increasing the demand
Local houses dealing IN zinc say that the anove
disnatch is probably correct. as the price OF the
r,etal has advanced a cent q pound within the last
thirty davs being now 81 cents pound
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Schedules ~ Charles F. Shade & Co.. Insurance
AGENTS AZ No 81 William-st. show liabilities OF
SEA . nominal Of sl71A and actual assets OF
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Judgment for s7o24 obtained yesterday
against Douglas II. Schneider by Hill & Turner on
a contract made with him on June 3. 1886. for SER
,tces es architect and disbursements in connection
With the proposed building OF the Herald Square
Hotel which venture Mr. Schneider after"ard
aba ndoned Tho whole amount OF the contract was
,95 OO and $500 paid.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPILATIONS.

The Sheriff received an execution yesterday
against the Charles A. Baldwin Company, stock
brokers at No. AZ wal-st. for T.7is. in favor OF
Ector II. Smith.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
Announcements

e. W. "Blackwood."
Whipped Seam Cuff.