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New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
URGED TO ANSWER CENSUS INQUIRIES.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE SENDS LET
TER TO MANUFACTURERS.

The Executive Committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce has sent out circular letter aaoressed
To the manufacturers of the city. urging them TO
fill out the schedule of inquiries promulgated hy
the Census Office and to give all possible assistance
to the census agents The circular letter declares
The consolidate of New-York, BROOKLYN ana
adjacent communities has combined under one rriu-
nicipal government the largest manufacturing IN
terests in the United States, and perhaps In me
world II is for the interest of all OF us that the
fullest presentation of the statistical importance OF
the Greater NeW-York manufacturing centre
shall he presented in the Twelfth Census To make
this possible, the sympathy and c9,operaloh IJ n m 0a
each individual manufacturer is essential we nave
every assurance, and every manufacture may I'M
plicitly understand. that details of his prNatHe
business called for upon the census scneuuieH "a
In any way reach the public or be communicates cafes
TO any person not sworn to treat tnen as conn-
Dental The publication of results will be so made
that the operations of single establishment can
De known.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
FAMOUS PROPERTY SOLD.
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL AND OLD
DEI.MONICO'S.
THE FIRST PARCEL GOES TO WILLIAM p
EMO FOR s4225. 225.cco-DELMoNICo PROP
ERTY AT FIFTH-AvE. AND TWEEN
TY-SIXTH-ST. BRINGS se5o,ooo.

In the sale at auction yesterday of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel and the Madison Square Theatre prop
critics offered with other parcels belonging TO the
Emo estate one of the most interesting features
Of the real estate market for many months was
co,suuuated Operators investors and the public
generally have been looking forward TO the time
when these parcels would be offered for sale to
the highest bidders and the salesroom was crowded
when Peter F. Meyer. the auctioneer' started the
sale To add to the interest of the day In the
auction room seemed almost unnecessary and i'm
possible but there increased interest there
yesterday from the fact that in addition to the
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
FIREMEN TO HAVE THEIR DAYS OFF FREE.

Fire Commissioner Scannell yesterday made rui-
ing that practically establishes a new rule IN the
Fire Department, the effect that fireman on
his day off may not be required TO DO DUTY except
under very urgent circumstances. There have been
several complaints of late from the hrenen that
they were compelled to work on their days on. re-
fusal to DO so resulting in charges being preferred
against them by their superior officer. Charles
Maiorsky attached 20 Hook and Ladder Company
No 10 stationed at No 191 Fulton-st., yester-
dav before the Commissioner and Chief croker, on
COMPLAINT of insuborGnation preferred by Lleuten-
ant Frank McKernan. of the same company, be-
cause Majorsky had refused to obey orders wnea
off duty The complaint then dismissed ana
Najorsky was told he need not obey commarA on
his day off unless under urgent conditions.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
JUDGE BROWN CHARGES FRAUD.
WITHHOLDS DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY
FROM CLOTHING MERCHANT UNTIL
ACCOUNTS ARE CLEARED UP.

Judge Brown. of the United States District Court
has withheld discharge in bankruptcy from Philip
KrUlewitch formerly of F. & S. Kruewitch, whole
sale dealers in clothing. at No. s24 Broadway.
Krulewitch filed petition in bankruptcy on April
6, 1899. with liabilities $67,75S. and assets T.75O
Bit menstie & Hirsh representing several of the
creditors opposed the discharge. The Judge said:
There is here every material indication of fraud
and concealment; small indebtedness at the be-
ginning of the year. large debt at failure, large
disappearance of assets not really accounted for
and the disappearance of the firms books by which
anything could be traced: an improbable account
of their disappearance, with proof of considerable
property in fact appropriated by the partners
these proofs seem 10 me sufficient TO throw the
duty of explanation upon the bankrupt. The dis
charge should be withheld until this is made.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

Sketches in Egypt Text and Illustrations by Charles
Dana Gibson. Regular edition, ~ xl012 in, pub
lished at So. Price SOC. Edition de Luxe, each
copy accompanied by portfolio containing art
proofs of 10 of the most important pictures
Japan silk tissue and mounted plate paper, suit
able for framing. Published at $40. Price ST..
Home Study Circle Edited by Seymour Eaton
English Literature; Studies in Burns, Byron Scott
Svo illustrated. Published at ST.. Price Csc.
First Course in Mathematics. Containing Mechanics
Bids and Estimates, Mensuration for Beginners,
Easy Lessons in Geomerca Drawing, Elementary
Algebra and First course in Geometry. 8vo, Illus
trated. Published at ST.. Price 30c.
Book Store Ninth street.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
NATIONAL STEEL PLANT CLOSED.

Columbus Ohio April 2s-The local plant OF the
National Steel Company has been closed under or
ders from the general offices, the reason assigned
being to make extensive repairs. Between three
hundred and four hundred men thrown out of
work. Two weeks Ia given as the duration of the
shutdown The local officials deny that the shut
down is due to the condition of the markets.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

The United States of Europe On the eve of the Par
Lament of Peace. BY w. T. Stead. II mo portraits,
maps and illustrations. Published at s.. Price 4Oc
Memoirs of 1812-18l3 BY Sergeant Bourgogne
Compiled from the original mss. by Paul Coffin
IL mo- illustrated from drawings made by an officer
of Napoleon's Army. Published at ST. so. Price 3Oc
At Winters Fire. BY Bernard Capes. u mo.
Published at Sl.25 Price 25c.
Tangled Web. By Walter Raymond II mo-
Published at S1.25. Price 25c.
Rachel BY Jane Findlater II mo. Published at
S1.25. Price 25c.
. Tales of Space and Time By H. G. Wells. IL mo-
Published at $l.5O Price 25c
Michael Rolfe, Englishman. BY Mary L. rendered
II mo. Published at Sl.25. Price 3oc
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CARBONATE COMPANY INCORPORATED

Trenton. y. J.. April 2s.-The following companies
Incorporated here to-day;
The United States Carbonate Company. capital
81, ,O60,000; manufacture carbonate OF lime ear
Donate Of magnesia and carbonate acid gas The
corporators are Edward b, Cooper. CharIes A.
Haight and Harold z. Ayres all OF Jersey CITY
The American Piano Company. capital S30503;
10 manufacture musical instruments. The cor
porators William r. BOothe. Louis H HALLWAY
and K 4. McLaren. all Of Jerzey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
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New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
HEARING on WAR REVENUE ACT.

A communica ton was received yesterday by the
Merchants Association of New-YorS from Serene
f. Payne, chairman of the Committee on Ways
and Means of the House of Representatives. in
quest for hearing amendment TO the War
Revenue act, in reference to the stamp tax on ex-
press receipts and transportation, had been grant
cd, and that hearing would be held on Wedncs-
day morning The association has sent notice to
Mr Payne that delegation will attend before the
committee and the modification OF the pro-
visions in he
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
BoDF WITH FRAcrrRED sKrLL N RLrER.

The body OF a man with fractured skull and
broken jaw, and many other cuts and bruises on
different portions of the body, was found early
yesterday in the East River off Twenty -second-st
The man seemed about forty-fiVe years old The
body was taken 10 the Morgue. where ii viewed
by Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon who said that
from the number of injuries the body II would
that they had been received after the body
had been in the water by coming in contact with
the paddles of a steamer The body appeared TO
have been in the water for time on the shirt
the laundry mark 1T l. X" as well as the
initials IL. F.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
UNIVERSAL BR0THERHOoD SUBJECT.

''Ye gods, by many considered one of the most
interesting and extraordinary sayings of Christ,
viii be the subject of discussion AT the Universal
brotherhood headquarters. at No la Madison-ave,
Sunday evening at SIS o'clock. Several able stu
dents Of the Bible will give interesting theo-
sophical Interpretation OF the text. Questions in
writing will be answered. Sunday morning. IL
O'Clock the Aryan Theosophical Society will have
subject "Separateness" All are invited 10 attend
these meetings.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

q 600 tons being taken by the Tennessee Company
2S 600 tons by the Virginia Coal. Iron and Coke
Company 1900 tons by the Sioss- Sheffield steel
and Iron Company and the rest oy the fTe ,ts
pioneer furnaces The American Steel Hoop @ s,gn C9m
pany has sold large lot OF ske1p also Tor rorelgh
Shipment Other negotiations IN export trade are
under way which expected to develop In an I'M
portant way a little later. Export rail- business Is
a strong feature and there are reports OF a con.
siderable deal recently on sheet bars Tor Shipment
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CHIEF DETERr MAKES SOME TRANSFERS

BY order of Chief Devery Sergeant Thomas
Mannon transferred yesterday from the Essex
Market Court squad the Steamboat Squad; Ser
geant John l.. Zimmerman, from the Steamboat
Squad to Essex Market Court; Roundsman Thomas
j. O'Brien from the Essex Market Court to the
Fifth-st ation Roundsman Cornelius Casey,
from the Flfth-st. station to Essex Market Court
ana Sergeant Michael Tierney, from Charles-st.
station TO Essex Market Court.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

nnderstood. was IN accordance with MS ovn -
quest. -
The plans of the Cuba Company. outlined In -.
terday's Tribune BY Sir William g. Van HON.
tation of the eight or nine existing railway ura
OF Cuba and their consolida ton into one sysf.r,
-1ich will be expanded ard improved bv me Ill Ill
struction OF a large additional mileage. The bui1S
Ing OF railway lines. however, and the establish
ment of complete railway system. with rncds--
equipment and management. viii be only the ~,
step in the operations of the company which vytII
later undertake the development on a Iarg.
scale of the industrial resources of the island
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
UaRNTNG AGAINST A BEGGAR.

The Charity Organization Society cautions the
public against tall. slender young man, having
huskv voice dark complexion and plausible man
per who visits managers of benevolent societies,
church workers and members and others. claiming
to have been sent from one to the other. He usu-
alIv applies for money clothing to enable him
IN go to the Adirondacks Cotskills elsewhere
for the benefit of his health He gives the names
of George Francis and Frederick Hill, Hall, Hllford
nrnd IIn1
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

George w Hull of Providence, who is said to he
wealthy and is wanted by the police of Providence
on a charge of perjury In connection with suit
for divorce against his wife waived examination
before Magistrate Meade in the jefferson Market
Court yesterday morning He later arraigned
before Justice Freedman in the Supreme Court, and
bail WIS fixed at 5000. pending an animation
on M.Us
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
ORERLJN ALUMNI ANNUAL DINNER.

The Oberlin Alumni will give their annual din
ner at Sherry's this evening at O'Clock. The Rev
Charles j. Ryder is chairman. The programme is
as follows: The Present Needs and Conditions of
Oberlin," Professor Albert D. Currier; "Oberlin as
a Preparation for Business, John r. Rogers
Two Rose Songs" by Jessie Gaynor and Alice
Mitchell Updegraff "Oherlin Men in the Law"
James b. Dill: "Oberlin as Knew It. Theodore
s Burton Faust Waltz" Gounod-Lis by
Mrs Hadden Alexander: The Oherlin of the Twen-
t!eth century" President John Henry BarroWs
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

The Executive Council of the American Banka,r
Association met at the Lawyers Club YESTERDAY
ard in addition to the transaction of routine bust
ness selected Richmond. Va. az the place at whicb
the annual convention shall be held. No date was
selected the president vice-presdent and chairman
pf the council being empowered to arrange thu
and other details
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
Sale Of Desirable Books

purchase
An interest o an
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
uOCKRIDGE LOSES HIS SUIT.

Justice StoveT in the Supreme Court Yesterday
dismissed the suit brought by Leslie V. Mockridge
a member Of the list Regiment against his wife,
Irene for an absolute divorce. After hearing the
evidence behalf of the plaintiff the Justice
studded that IL Insufficient
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
". II. THEOBOLD RETURNS.

SAYS HE HAS NO FEAR FROM TREASURY IN
Observation-Disclosures CHARGE JEALOUSY.
William H. Theobold. special customs empioye,
whose methods said TO have been the subject
of recent investigation by the Secret Service, re-
turned yesterday from Washington When seen
at the Custom House he declined absolutely to
discuss the matter. beyond declaring that he had
nothing to fear from the results of investiga-
ton Collector Bidwell begged to be excused from
discussing the Theobold case and referred all in
quirers TO the authorities at Washington. 1t is
understood that the Collector believes that Mr
Theobold is unjustly attacked. Mr. Theobolds s
friends declare that he has been especially active
in running down diamond smugSers and intimate
that investigation Of his official conduct would
have been made except for the jealousy his work
has caused among the Treasury officials.
Washington. April 28.-It is stated the Treas
ury Department that action is likely be
taken in the case OF w H. Theobold, the Treas
ury special empoye Until Secretary Gage returns
from Boston. Mr.. Theoboid has been charged with
wrongdoing in connection with several cases of
alleged smuggling diamonds, and an investiga-
ton, ii is said, disclosed unsa tisfactory cond-
ton of affairs. Waat will be done, however, has
not yet been decided upon
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
CONTROLLER STILL INVESTIGATING.

WHAT HE SAYS REGARDING THE CHARGES AS TO
THE REMOVAL OF SNOW.
Controller Coler has not finished his investga-
tion of the charges that double payments were
made to cartmen for considerable of the snow re-
moved from the streets in March. All he would say
on the subject yesterday that the Street Clean
inp Denartment had admitted issuing two tickets
foT one load of snow in some cases P. E. Maggie
the Commissioner of Street Cleaning, woula nave
Uotbinp 70 saw on the subject, although he has
certified that the bills of the Uvalde Aspnalt Com
many for removing the snow were correct
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT GARf.
HE QUOTES j. G. BUTLER THAT PIG IRON PRICES
WILL BE MAINTAINED-MR. GATES
IN THE WEST.

IN THE WEST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

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elm. Oie 9rObe unb 8sreutunS oasles
3ues aber ldBt ii9 am bsiter aus nanz
ftsberpsn 3iffern fir 1899 srHnstle1.
tpstfe Dem Mrp= Wortsr nSSour1dl Of
Commerce" entle6nt iinO:
Der Maonat ,Sanllar srgab 75,OOO
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100000 3apitalNlnlaee.
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S33,OOO,OOO &apitaGsQHlage.
Die lsbte 3ffFsrnreihe, pslhe bas in
Der gruntpcGI MtanuFaftur bas @uz
bens anoeleate &apital ongibt, beruht
olfsroings aumaiIt ouf bloBsn S9dtz
3lrrlgar.
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bissjdbrige probutt Der I'm Suoen IN
getricb esieBrsr garmtpoa Sptnz
pefn oas ~poridbrige beoeutsne uberlts'z
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bort in ben Bergen; bic gaumFpols 1T
elm einbsimT6es 9ooenproeutt; Sob
len unb biG:ge @aHerfuft gum gstr1sb
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tarpen. Wenn Der Silosn erit nod
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item utto gsosibtiditan @9hlste Der
groe MAIDEN. (G6url. .. 3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24

tptsosr uftipusfdhlg !perben unb Elm
She'll Der .9uGsr'ffm 2eute Ith nit
Der &obsrt'fhRn 4rmss nsraint bdlasn,
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fdxn gpmmaroo's gu rehnen, uno
mas Oas gu bsbalt.en fat, s.Iubren Die
SCREEN gnetdrtpsr Fsbr gu ihrsm
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u~bsrbaupt dire eroBart.ge tutriif: 2si@
flung, pslfe ielbI It 0on el1 en9l9I f'n
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meubsn Grnglanosr i'm Staf. oenisl>
ben ihtpers 9srlu1te be;brineeno, pdbz
rsno feline 2euts psrbdlinibmdBi9 toe
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5ingalt urlo peroe Ii1 eresbsn miihsm,
parrient uNter ben umitdnosn g1r
feline gea6iuug. Die Gage Der @aez
ldrrbsr piro ii6 Der Alehtarn, il tpe:ler
Ie in bas meg uno ite9loie, 1tarah
belispslte 2an'o pororingsn. Der sigentz
lite arisg fat jsbt EFT 6ssonnen, uno
er p:ro fir SoEn Bun te!a tu9mu:Iz
Gua2 G,,ISn ,,nh,r,e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Wrdh Gin arpRer Cieanedmpfer.

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pas @r0bte SIT babtn, isi es in Sampii6iffen, Der
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in euttm 3uitaaos UNI Der iibrigs R6rp;r miro iir
f6 ielbit iorgsn. s. aitbt Nidts, mic Oieie be=
tunq, @erftopfung uno RcrpDiitIt. Gs osrbitst ferz
nrr Malaria uuo faltes 6jebtr. Gs III Elm Spejiz
iitun1, pas auf DEN @runO esbt unO iOiOrt bis an
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DaB ,Sbr Ous .tts nit einfr Vripat=Stsu;rmarfs an
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
Ser GrieQ.

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Batts, 10 lagsn nur nod Muaenblide
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grpnje'a uno Dem ouf Ssgssnotri6z
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Tide goarenbab in 3ufunft pobl mil
stpas nbafr 8orItft bstreibsn ipsroen.
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renzSerattsn gs6t bsrpor, baB bic @ngz.
idnoss TIM Sample mil ben tdpfsren
WfrifaTosrn snti9lsOn ben aiir5ersn
5oge unfo me6rere observation-disclosures
etnbibtsn. gs ut gar ni6t untpabrz
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bas 2pnooner arisgsamt sugeiteben
muB, bab Der @infan in ben Sronie=
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gerpsl en-. Wae penig man in aut I'M
formitten 2onoonsr areiisn auf bic
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baralss berpor, bab bic 9Dri ianer. bsi
bensn giinitige Grisssna9ri 6sn DOT
Tars uno Gents ~bebauten, pieber e;rz
mol betriibt Die aDpfs baussn luIsn.
Gel6it rpsnn Die 9osusn bic 8.lGoez
rung 3abpfmitb's auFssbsn ioGltsn.
70 niirbs nod ibrer Mniiflt bic 2aoe
Der Gnsldnoer ni4t ssbsHert. 9is 6j.
t~alburhmgertm 9ruppen Wbite's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-24
YrahtbnQc STRIDE.

Neues 9ottes6aus fir bic beut16s ct.
Mi6aeis : @smetnoe in 2orstto,
ga. - Sine @tiftuns Gbas. %.
S6pab's.
gittsburs. pa., %. 5ebruar.
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9aaiBin esgriinoetsn peutidsn Ct.
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Qraiteft 6rieorih $. OTterling, accspz
tirt. Oas 9a6duoe piro gsgsn $780,
600 fo5ten uno zines Der TfDnltsn Sir
6en 3lpiIf)en 9~ittsbnrs uno Philuz
oslpbia iein. Inter Dem 9duptaltar
in siaen ~gerdumisen 9ro6gelpotbe1piro
bic 2eife bes 5iirItsn @onibin. oefen
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Serrn S9pab, i'm Sommer porisen
sSSubres urter 9siisin Der b06lten
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peroen, uno bic 8siisbung fon gu Ell
nsr 70 impofaat:n 6eier ssiiaitet perz
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tue oes oeutifsn YionisrJprielters i'm
2anoe ps ltli9 bes IaegbenDz 9ablrges
NOR.
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msnten gebaut perosn, uno 5u Der
Solapertleioung miro cine Qn5afl
Hie1enei6er. bic nift nett BON benz
@%tanobiioe lteben, bsnuBt tperben. Die
8duarbeiten tperosn ppn 6errn So
hannes S6pab, benz Batter bes Srn.
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tpsrben unb cine 9eEdmmtipeihe BON
80 Sub bdben. @s tptrb ferner IT'S
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