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New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.


BY Peter f. Meyer & Co: West Forty-sixth-st
four story stone front dwelling house; leasehod;
500
BY Bryan L. Kennedy & Co: No. 926 East
Ninety-sxth-st south side $50 feet east Of Third
ave, S2x10Os; five story brick fathouse; fore
closure sale; Harris solomon agt. Arthur e.
searles and others; NJ S & T S. IsaaCs, attorneys;
John 5. Wise, tr., referee; due judgment.
$3.50 81; costs. $2s 10; taxes. ETC. Sl prior mort
gage 27co; to the plaintiff, 1900 prior mort
cages, etc
BY William Kennedy: Nos $50 and 80: West one
hundred-and-forty -ninth-st. south side 1884 feet
of Broadway 65SX99.ii; two Ave story brick
hathouses, foreclosure sale: Jacob n Butler aEt
William McCracken and others; Charles y. Cole
SIS so "a costs $50 S5 taxes. etc. 1853 a. prior
mortgage $3.50; 10 the plaintiff t-5,od0 over prior
mortgage. etc.
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co: Riverside Drive
and One-hundred- and -nfteenth-st. northwest cor
neT 1851, Nl10 6X10O.1lNSI0is seven story brick
fathouse; foreclosure sale: ". Edgar Prudeu ast.
toruey; George ". Els, referee, due on Judgment.
SD 6S3 so costs, sS43 IS taxes Sss pa PRIOR mort
mortgages, etc. Avenue and Eleven hist. south
east corner, 20x756, four story and store brick
tenement house; foreclosure of plaintiff $ lien John
NJ Bowers, executor. etc. uEt. Bua Billet et N. ..
Frederick j. Middebrcoh. attorney. Robert ".
Thompson. jr.. referee, due ou Judgment. costs.
etc. SIS III 6s; taxes. etc, SSj 30, TO Mrs = We'll
$4,000
BY Richard Y. Harnett & Co: Broadway and
One-hundred- third-st., northwest corner 1912
xI1NlOO1 lX63 Ia eight story brick hathouse, with
stores: foreclosure sale. Jacob Lawson as. Aquila
W. Wanmaker 81 al; Clarence l. Westcott, at
toTuey; Augustus II. Nduderp0el. referee. action
No. l. due on Judgment. Sl0.lo3 20. action No ..
cages, Sl63,ooo: to Charles +. Rue, $4,000 over
prior mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

-, Feh tSpecian.-Wheat opened ~
%. n s.c 10 lec, but closed al ~ ~ 2sc over
sees-s5sv The foreign news was bearish: was
-. :, ne domestic. Foreisners were sellers but
- besrs who have been working the short
- covered freely. The tact that the markets
- he closed everywhere on Saturday led 10 =
a. - desire 70 even mp. This evening up had
t.,hiDg 70 do Vith the frmness. May opened
- sold between 75is sG7sssc. and closed al &c
...-s was some Improvement in the shipping de
- The cash sales in all positions about 80 O0o
,hsis included cargo at NeN-Gork. The
'Ir.ns demand was better New-York reported ~
- Gables were on 2 fraction. Argentine
,,,-,ants were almost large last wear 720-
40 bushels Western and Northwestern receipts
=. ahead of a year ago. 2Sl cars in the North
=, against 81. and 4o2.oOO bushels at primary
.-+s against S2s 90 bushels. Seaboard cIearsnces
- heavy. $50 ooo bushels and S776.0OO bushels
= ,he FIVE days. The Northwestern country ele-
tor 8 ocks S5G6 600 bushels, showed a decrease
,or January Of $4,000 bushels. and are 100000
..b.ls less than last year. Phillips was de-
,ssslv the best buyer of futures as he was yes
..-sav He has covered shorts and is talking bull
~ Houses with foreign connections were sellers:
81 Louis was seller toward the close. There viii
be some decrease in the visible Monday
corn kept firm, up az one time sc over Thurs
,s., and closing about sc over May sold at $3.50
IA ana 3sltc and closed at 29Isc Evening up
iss feature this market. Phillips led the buy
ing taking a million Apparently ne has
,rrned from the short the long side. Large
shining business closed Thursday, possibly
"a 0O bushels Cash sales to-day We're about
lnao bushels The car lots 2S6 with one IN
the LOT contract; tho estimate for tomorrow 275.
clearances were SSl.0pO bushels. and FOR the five
dsys 2sS7Oo bushels The corn territory west ~
the rivar is reporting unusual feeding demand
sroul the extreme West Railroads making
snecial rates 70 move the into tho feeding
territories. Local sentiment is about evenly d.
vided
oats isc up sympatheticalh- The MAY
closed ~ 25lac There was scme selling by the
llg holders who appear disposed 10 prevent Ar
nrssen, advances which viii take the market be
vond a shipping basis Receipts were 2o6 cars.
with 20 estimated for tomorrow. shipping sales
~ 90 bushels, clearances, $4,000 bushels.
Flaxseed was easy although oil prices have been
advanced Sc = gallon Csc. May seed closed AZ
81 -sIk 3 decline Of Iiqc The trade is light the
three points had IS cars of seed. against Is
wear ago. Provisions held their own to-day. Hogs
were PIC 70 Sc higher, with IS 90 head here; re-
CENTS here this week have been only lS00go. in
siesd Of the 10000 expected The small stocks pre-
vent any bearish campaigning. Provision stocks
show 2s27i barrels new and old pork, an increase
for the month Of looOO barrels. $50 tierces lard
decrease Of 500 tierces. and no pounds rbs
sn increase OF ooo pounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
financial.

REpEMPTIoN OF CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN
THE following numbered bonds Of tho above
issue-both Six and Five per ceuts.-have been
drawn for the Sinking Fund 1900. conformity
me moTtgage, and Viii be redeemed by THE FARMERS
William Street New York los and accrued interest
10 February lst 1901. surrender II The bonds:
INTEREST WILL CEASE TO ACCRUE on AND
AFTER THAT DATE. Registered bonds require 10 be
assigned delivery.
Registered bonds In denominations Of 81 SO
drawn part redemption by numbers representing
bonds bearing October lst. 1900. VIII be
given for the undreWn portion thereof:
Nos 33a g56 oSs a55, 99S 1000 zoos 2l40 1856 244s
e2S 26ls 2654 S'I9 2iol 2'i, Solo S3oS, 1882 4o42
6rs 10 REGISTERED BONDS. 5000 EACH
-. dM REGIsTERED BONDS. Ooo EACH. DRAWN
Each NUMBER DRAwN REPREsENTING $1,000.
Nos. Oo3l o22s. o274 O34s 1882. oS6S.
So 60 REGISTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACH DRAWN
EACH NUMBFR DRAWN REPREsENTING 81. 900.
o2l2, o5 oS92 o4@2 aSaI o4I2 o4!l. eis2. ot95
uo4 u60s O526 o53> o5ii o573, oa77. t5, o6.. o5e.
OSS7 Os37 oso2 0s1a 0s96 oea9 u9o9 C9dS. o9I7 Os7
0-''' 81 COUPON BOMBS. $1,000 EACH
Nos o5se 94e5 94se eS59 S56 l63s s ISIS Ss lgS t9 % s @
45eS 1888 473i 4s93 a947 Sis 552s $500 5sIs 6iie
81 10 REGISTERED E0NDs. $1,000 EACH
s. % REGISTERED BONDS. 5000 EACH. DRAWN
EACH NUMBER DRAWN REPREsENTING $1,000,
:. &C, REGISTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACH. DRAWN
~ PART.
Each NUMBER DRAWN REPREsENTlNS5, Sl;Gsi. 900
C-q 05G0 U579 O736 Os23 OS27 OS29 Os47. 09ss.
OO5a 0052 Olo59 oloa5 DILL Oljo olldi OllS4 oll57
ol1Hl. nl220. -
CHICAGO q NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY coMPANY.
By 5. o. HOWE Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE To OLD REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
OBTAINED BY THE CHAMBER OF
OMMERCE-EX-MAYOR SCHIEREN
BUYS BUILDINGS IN FULTON-ST.

BUYS BUILDINGS IN FULTON-ST.
10 the old Real Estate Exchange Building No. 50
Liberty-st northwest corner Of Liberty Place.
plot 5x96 llxs4 6x91 g. from the Central Realty.
Bond and Trust Company. formerly the New-York
Realty. Bond. Exchange and Trust Company The
price given in the deed is 100000. The Chamoer
will erect new building the site.
John II. Morris. et al. as executors Of John T.
Wilson. yesterday transferred TO ex-Mayor Charles
A. Schieren of Brooklyn the title TO the property
or the northeast corner of Fulton and Gold SITS.
fronting s19 feet Fulton-st and 59-4 feet in
Gold-st and irregular in the rear. The price paid
was SI77.5oo of which 100000 remains on mortgage
retained by the sellers. The loan natures In one
year, with interest at per cent.
Henry Corn yesterday ulortgaged the property IN
broadway, southwest corner of Walker-st-. Tor
$s5OOOo. The Equitable Life Assurance Society ad-
Eanced the money, which is payable in five years
Colonel John Jacob Astor is reported 10 have pur-
chased the house No. East Fifty-dfth-st., on lot
story apartment house which he is building:
, Ihe nome of the late Colonel Lawrence hip. on
on plot S3xlOO. has been bought by the Central
n once 66n 6n6 anq m Fsf h. Cempnny on II S Is SaiG t4Ht
Horace ;. Ely 4 Co. have sold for William Krebs
brownstone dwelling house. 35xsS9 feet
Rutland & Whiting have sold for James Stokes
the properties Nos 1oi and loo John-st., and Nos
2, Il and - Platt-st. The purchasers are McMaun
y ~, Iaylor dealers al In IRON pipe fittings and valves
proyements. and will occupy the John-st and
Piatt-st stores and some other portions of the
buildings.
a. +. K f. a. Karesen have sold to Harry T.
Moss four lots in AleXander-ave., Arverne blythe
Sea, for Samuel Borchardt. Mr. Moss is having
plans prepared by William A. Lambert for mag
uitcent summer house.
Mcvickar q Co have leased to the Manhattan
Automobile Company the private stables Nos. 81
and 66 West Forty-third-st for term Of years
and also have leased TO the same company the
building No. 502 West Thirty-eighth-st- Another
rental made by this firm is that Of the store No
S6 Broadway for a term of years.
) b smith & Son steam heating contractors. Of
No. l5S Maiden Lane. viii erect modern seven
story elevator apartment house on lots recently
purchased in One-huudred-a -thrteenth-st., west
of SeVenth-ave-
Collins Collins have sold Tor the Sidney s Hsr-
ris estate the four story English basement dwelling
a client
Slawson Hobbs have sold three lots 75Xl005
rect on the north side Of Oue-hundTed -and-trst
lJ9 feet cast OF Broadway. for the NeW-TOTk Real
~ Company, TO an investor
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
Go rohom Ut Alan Concern.
-o1Icr Isl HERERY GIYEN TmAT

N-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ ,,o,,fTIoN has been issued out OF and unda-
ST. - the District Court of the United States for tba
We go Dsstrct New York whereby after recitfnS
s'r. |ther things that Petition filed in ssiS
sHe-b , fbe Both day Of November. 1900 ~ the Nevs
-, rIsrt,,r Tow Company Of the steam
for Limitation
bo,l losses, damage, destruction Injuries
etca On or arising out - trip voyage of sad
1host from 6is street. Borough Of Manhattan New
..'t, 81 The Fishing Banks in the Atlantic ocean
"a bsk on 22d day of July, 1900 ton which trip OF
aha - steamboat carried the members OF an assoea-
,i ca@d the Fish club and their friendD the
'i gauses said petition mentioned and ravinR
"a behalf be issued am
"a ,,.irg damages for any such losses damage
be cited 10 satd
proof Of their respective
MAJ n shall appear that said petitioner liable
- Lees damage. destruction injuries be 30
ensIy decreed by this Court; am eoHmanded do
S-i. lie an persons claiming damages for any acts
losses damage, destruction or injuries sustained
- 6.sors said and said libel and peti-
- rs make proof OF their respective claims sub
person interested 70 question
s5,t,o,,erf ,he same. before Thomas Alexander ESQ
nited states Commissioner az his ofaee IN ths Post oes
13sf,E in the Borough Of Manhattan city cf New York
On or before 2Srd dsy Of April 1901. II o'clock
WILLIAM HENKET.
Marshal ~ che the Southern
New York
R,IL.oN ADAMS a GREEN. Proctors for Libllt Pr.
! Broadway (Afanhattanl New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
Dow. Jones & Co... News service.

People trading in Wall Street and having
access 10 Dow. Jones Co.'S News Bulletins
and News Tickers gained yesterday a dis
tinct advantage from this service in the
movement in Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific 1t was an instance where early
news made the market
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
BankrnpIop Notltr.
At A STATED TERM of the


ATA STATED TERN of the United States
York bsIg ~ tSe tinted states District Court Rooms in
NE tn,ed Sjh'e rs II ,Sa1f T tb sith day OF January
1901 Present Hon Addison Brown. District JuaEe "a
appearing to the satisfaction o this Court by the seavt
q Alfred Epstein and M W" Ia, - SstSn has bsen hsd
in this Court praying that the above n4ned ASS
composing the arm Of 4ynour Johnson 60. be de
eared bankrupts. in voluntary and Involuntary S rh,s
nay5 Wabsisr being members Of he nru not joining
TIE 27h day OF December 1900; thar David Webster
b PP af sppearSnee dS died by the said Charles
" Morgan behalf Of the said Webster thsy service o'
sha OF this Court on the said Frederick Johnson as
thai the said debtor could be found and which Is
on e Court and II further appearing from
the said eag yaS saS Ra s9 o s ss
been MED ana ma t TnIso5 H TnSnoW1 and that Ser
vice Of the subpoena and petition herein cannot with due
ordersd and directed that Frederic W Johnson
appear. plead answer or derur on thf lI gay OF ~
cemter 1900 and hled in the once OF the Cerk Of this
Court on the same DAY praying t Int anJ erIc - ~
Johnson David Webster being the other members OF
~ ,t ~ az Johnson & co and in case Of his
Sti & M" ~ nrssy ~ DIesd answer or demur adjudication
Will made according the OF the petition And
order be made upon the said Frederick W. Johnson by
pub!caon once week Tor no1 'es ,nSn & sa E
mated by me likely to give notice to the said
s & sara az nus igoi And it is further ordered and
directed that before the day OF the hrs puneaon
@ V ns mgP ~ Manhattan one eopy OF this order
addressed 20 the debtors last known place of residence
s6th ST. and Central PARK West New York city. Borough
Of Manhattan" ,,,so,, n,or,,,
a copy ;. H. LYMAN. Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown ONCE. No l24z Broadway
"a door north OF sIst-st o'clock advertise
following branch Offices at regular
ONCE until o'clock p. via; 254 sthave,
2sd-s i52 9th cor. l2th-s Macy's. oth-avs
14th-st 142 Columbus-ave. West 66h-st 100
Vest 42d-s. 6th-ave. e2 i4th-st. 257 West
42dst between 7h sth iSa East 47th-st 1888
sd-avs T6sh 7Tth SITS: lOes 3d-svs,. near
6lst-st. Los 1st-ave. s9thst. TS6 fremont
ESQ 81 ave. 4Istst; 554 Sd ave- 80 Bleecker-s
S2J BeeckeT-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
financial meennns
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND

OFFICE OF TIRE MARYLAND COAL co
No. Broadway. New York January lsth 1901
THE annual meeting Of the Maryland Coal
Company for the election a President ana tan IO-
recfcS. bsFors
the meeting Wiu he held the Company No
A - -
reopen on the morning II February 6th. 1901
Il B. NEDHAM. SecretarY.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

Ths Company . legal depository for moneys paid
into co-rt sn5 Is authorized Guardian Trustee
Executor
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
Wheh may b. made a. any time ana withdrawn after
fya aays notice and sntitled interest such
nay he agreed upon.
FEscutsTs Administrator Trustees Estates. Re
gous and Benevolent Institutions individuals will
and This Company convenient depository for money.
JOHN A STEWART, Pres. n. WILLIS JAMES. vice-Pres.
JAMES : CLARK. Second YIce-Pres.
ErNRT T.. THoRNEI.I. Secretary.
LOUIS G. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL SLOAN. WILLIAM Il. MACY. JR
2 WILLIS JAMES. WM d. SLOANE
JOHN A STEWART. GUSTAV H SC1IwAB,
JnHN HARSEN RHOADES FRANK LYMAN
kNsON PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE F. VICTOR
JOIN CROSBY BROWN. JAMES STIII.MAN.
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CLAFLLN,
". BAVARD CUTTING. JOHN J. PHELPS
CHARLES =. SMITH JOHN 5. KENNEDY.
MAi. ROCKEFELIER D O MILLS.
Alexander p. ORR LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.
MARSHALL. FIELD
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

F1lton-st. No - -. and No 54 Csold-st: John
Een: $ sl5s- I77tco
st3Tst Nos 3Sl and 5a3. 40 sxss II; Moritz
" elsoerger 70 Feige MelkeF and another; r :.
81 80, mortgage, SO 600. O..................-.....
f'h-st :. - - Of MacdOuga-st. 2SxiOa: Charles
mortgage $4,000 $500
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
NOTICE TO BoNDHOLDERs
NOTICE is hereby giXen that. in q

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accordance
~ with Of the mortgage securing the same.
following First Mortgage Bonds OF The United on
Company q Colorado called for payment March l..
1901 81 IS. 100 iol. i03. li6 iis lI9
100 1913 l33 igS Isi. i5l. III i59 $50. Is4 1893
2I5 2I3 pa al5. 20 237 23s. The principal
and interest The above named bonds viii be paid on
Ireseutation The Trust Company New York.
On March 1901 after which interest will
Z RArINON. See'v and Treas.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

ing q the stcckholders O. me REVERE RUBBER
t..JAlFANY or GEW-GORK VIII he held ar ths Office
I. ne COMPANY. No. Gl Reade Street IN the city of
- York the thirteenth day o. February. 1901, az
~ clock a for of electng nre directors
ipF the ensuing wear and inspectors election
ne annual meeting and Ter me tFensacron =
sl'n other properly come before such
-'ng Transfer books Tff b. ciosed from February
. 1901. ~ February 18th. 1901
dated February lsf 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

INTd AK00uf- Wv 1NfH- fTTI IFNI-
AOIlCE is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders viii he held Office
~ the Gompany No Third Avenue. New York Gitl.
~ Thursday. March 7th. 1901 twelve O'Clock
ne election the transaction Of such
o'.sr business before the meeting
Transfer Books Viii SaturlaAs February 9th
the reopen FRIDAY. March Sfh.
- order - the BOARD Of Directors
~ n GRAHAM Serretaf7.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
M,ANrEp.-ImmedIately a young Iawyer 70

take share IN the ae,-.o nanssement ~ an es-
Al exceptional opening dis-ngag~1 and capable
capital establish himself abroad For personal IN
ter,eV " the owner, vino Is New York. al
dress LONDON" Box 20. The Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
ernst q ompaules.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
Is L AZ WALL STREET

cspitsL s2,OOO.O0O
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 81 ,f52,346
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
Real gstatc n0aute6.

4 Ii. KINDS Manhattan properties 70 rent and man
REAC Agent Appraiser. Grand st. and Bowsry
WANTED. private house or unencumhered sub
w urban exceptionally located nne single apart
rent near q2d ST station =. H. SCULLN, 81 z. inth St
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

New York, lS. 1901.
,IR. ERNEST J. Fl. AMY has this day been
vi admitted 10 partnership in firm.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
FURNISHED Apartments 90 Cri.

HOTEL MAJESTIC Handsomely furnished suite three
and bath. family going South for two months
will sublet period Of absence, by
the month desirable party reduced Apply
a Hotel Ofice-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
financial alerilnas.
THE RANK OF NEW YORK
NATIONAL PANNING ASSOCIATION.


THE RANK OF NEW YORK
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION
,--- Ncw NorA. January 2ath. 1901.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that special
meeting the Stockholders Il me Bank q sSeN
y if-r-t1rs Wir De hele the Banking House said
Association 10. Wall street Borough of Manhattan
leu YORK fNty, IRE eth day February 1901
'oos IL. Tor the purpose ri taking action relation
soelalicI that The may rcal follows: The
earc ehai less than thirteen
T thar ffteen stockhoicers the event Or
no edcpfon of such amendment said Article -
TIE heNt annual meeting.
cHAs oi.NEir Cashier
The undersigned stockholders The Bank ~ New
ne Bard Directors of said Association in calling
special the Stockholders % De bed on me
~ cay q February, 1901 az II O'clock A. NJ for the
purposes specified n ne s5SHs IsSs SJ RS5ee
JOSEPH MEAL. Stockholders
GEORGE ". SMITH
NOTICE oF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ the
NATIONAL STEEL. COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StOckhold-
q tho National steel company VIII be hela on the
18Th day March. 1901. o'clock forenoon
- that da, al the office Of the Company n New
Jersey Registration ard Trust Company building 5.S
Aan Street fast orange New Jersey, for the purpose
- eectlHg Director three in number
~ i've wears and the transaction of such other bust
nfss nav properly before the meeting
ln acc1fdanle With the bN laws a. the Company.
slock be- voted which has been transferred the
noks u Company within thirty DAYS preceding
eieeton. exclusive - the day Of election.
WILLIAM u. BALDWIN. Secretary.
Dated February ]. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribuns
"a received az their Uptown ofes. No l2f2 Broadway
Of 3ist-st until Q o'clock advertise
received At the following branch oees az rssuiaf
until o'clock 2. viz. % Stn-ave, e
cor 23d St. 152 eth-ave, cor l2th-st Aaeys oh-sxs
14th-st, 142 Coumbus-ave near West o6th-st lOb
west 42d-st 6th-ave.; 92 14h-st: 2ST West
a2d-st between Tth and sth aves.. $50 East aTthst
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02
VIRGINIA.
SOUTH CAROLINA
THE HoBKIRK INN
NEW -J.&RsEY.

Nineteenth season. Thoroughly comfortable. An ops
air sports Through Pullman service. Tickets Pennsyl
vania n. H. offices. Booklet. E. W. ELDREDGE. Prop
New-York tribune., 1901-02-02

.3i3. =. old lire. lSXio0: Leopold
n A E.bbets; mortgage. 50 000: r :.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-25
JUDGE JEREMIAH WILSON DEAD.
He Was One of Counsel For Schley.
Former Congressman and Prom
inent Lawyer.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Judge Jere-
Admiral Schley, died suddenly at the
Shoreham hotel. The cause attribut-
ed was acute indigestion and kidney
trouble.
JHdee Wilson was horn in Ohio
Wilson, an attorney Of this city, and
William Haywood, his son-in-law,
were at the bedside when death came.
A special train was ordered to bring
Mrs. Haywood, his daughter, from
Oaland, Md, to Washington.
Judge Wilson received an academic
education, and after gradus2on from
a law school began the practice OF
his profession at Connersville, Ind.
He served as Judge of the court of
common pleas from 1860 to 1866, when
he resigned and was elected judge of
the circuit court in October, 1865.
which office he was holding when
elected to the Forty-second congress.
He was reelected to the Forty-third
congress, but declined third NOM
nation. He then came to Washing
ton. where he soon acquired a ma
tional reputation as lawyer. He has
been connected with several famous
cases, the most prominent OF which
was that OF Madeline Pollard against
Congressman w. c.. r. Breckenridge,
Judge Wilson representing the plain
tiff. His wife died a little more than
a year ago. His son. Charles, and
daughter Anna (Mrs Haywood) are
the only children living
Yesterday the Schley court, after
having brief session, was informed
of his death, and adjourned until to-
day
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-25
BISHOP CARNEY INSTALLED.
Ceremonies Occurred In Pre-cathed-
rai-A Public Reception Fol-
flowed, at Altoona.

Altoona, Pa. Sept. 25.-Dr. Eugene
Garvey. the first bishop of the Cath
clio diocese of Altoona, was formally
installed in the pro-cathedral of ST.
Johns last evening. He was accom-
panied to this city by Bishops Hoban,
of Scranton, and Shanahan, of Har-
risburg, and 20 priests Of the Scran-
ton diocese. After the ceremonies in
the church a public reception was
held in the school hall
Rev. M. M. Sheedy delivered an ad-
dress of welcome on behalf of the
clergy, Mayor Giles on behalf of the
municipality and Mr. c. A. Wood on
behalf of the 1aitv. Bishop Garvey
responded eloquently. The public
demonstration was noteworthy trib-
ute to the new bishop.
National Unitarian Conference.
Saratoga, N. Y. Sept. 24.-The ma,
tional conference of Unitarian and
other Christian churches of the Unit,
sd States, Senator George F. Hoar, OF
Worcester, Mass, presiding, began'fts
nineteenth annual meeting. The ex.
ccutive session of the conference
council was held Monday afternoon
and the opening sermon last evening
was delivered by the Row. Charles K.
st. John, of Boston.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-09-25
AssAseiN's FATHER THERE.
Also a Brother and Sister-know
Nothing of Plot.

Buffalo, Sept 25.-The father, a
brother and a sister of the assassin
arrived here yesterday They were
put through rigid examination last
night by Assistant District Attorney
Frederick Halter in the presence Of
Assistant Superintendent Cusack and
Detectives Geary and Solomon, of the
police department. For about an hour
and half they were under search
ing fire of questions, which resulted
in the information that they knew
nothing about the dastardly plot; that
they came from Cleveland to vindi-
cate their own name, and If possible,
to aid the authorities by securing
from tho prisoner some statement as
to his reasons for the assassination.
They hope that the authorities will
permit them to see the prisoner to-
day.