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New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
j. l.. WATSON. Secretary.
Special Meeting of Stockholders.
REPETITION OF CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
HALLWAY co. SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1879"
ME FOLLOWING NUMBERED RONDS of

REDEMPTION OF CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY co. SINKING FUND BONDS OF 1873
U'HE FOLLOWING NUMBERED BONDS of
the above issue.-both Six and Five per Cents-have
peen Drawn FOR the Sinking Fund Of 1901 conformity
with the mortgage and Will be redeemed BY FARM
william Street. New York. at l05 interest
10 Feoruay ls 1902 surrender OF the bonds:
eres Will cease 10 accrue on and after that date Regis
tered bonds require 10 be assigned delivery
Registered bonds in denominati
drawn in part for redemption numbers representing
LOCO each be registered bonds
hearing interest from October Ist 1901 given FOR
the undrawn portion thereof
s9e COUPON BONDS. $1,000 EACH
Nos 1872 357, SOS. 201. 254O 259s, 2s07. 3013 1862
S4le $544 90 81 1863 , 1923. $3.50 S944. 4l27. 49,. -
Nos. o3s5, o9o2. 09S5 1870 1881. 1912, 1892
SCI (D} REGISTERED BONDS. 5000 EACH-DRAWN
Each number drawn IN rsnIssaR;,,x PART; &, 900
Nos 0oS9. 0o74 0177 022O 0247 02S6 O304 o3o4 O3se
go 90 REGISTERED BONDS. $4,000 EACH-DRAWN
IN PART.
Nos 031l, O406 0414 O427 0459 O46S o4si 0494 O4e6
o603 0514. 0533, 0555, O559 O569 0630
o7se Os14 Os65. os74 c9I4 O929 O829 0933 O62 oa67
olOoS olOGI OlO5 olols oo9O 0lo O1033 01OS5 O1O39
59o COUPON BONDS. 81. 600 BACH
Nos. 004O O4l 05Sl 0623 0s11 O55S. 1905 Ioos 11le
1885 1915, 2042 251, 29s 2408 26is 2966 $780, 36OS
800 1854 42s. 1881 bS-5 54sl. 6525 6625 5o42 591
59s CE0 REGISTERED BONDS. $1,000 EACH
Nos o39l 0951 1014 1919 1921, 1888, 1893 1888 1920
80 ODD REGISTERED BONDS. IS 600 EACH-DHAW'N
Each number drawn representing $1,000.
go Cc REGISTERED BONDS. $4,000 EAcH-DRAwN
Each number drawn representing $1,000.
Nos O245. 0O O261 044S OJ36, 055T, 0569 0577 0735
os45 Os4s os49 os9 o9oo. 0l0S1. O07s O1Oss O115O.
CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY co.
By &. o. HOWE Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON COMPANY

Denver Colorado January o. 1902
HOLDERS II the issue 81 COO 600 Mortgage Bonds Of
THE COLORADO COAL AND IRON COMPANY due
FehrCary 1902 hereby notified principal
said bonds together with the February coupons be
paid on and after the date named office Of the
Fiscal Agents Of The Colorado Fuel and Company
BLAIR CO. 80 Wall Street New York
JOHN l.. JEROME. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
S4th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the described property is be sold Is
l6a7os with interest thereon from the thirtieh day
Of December win osts and allowances
December together with the expenses tine sale
The auproxmate of taxes or other
liens be allowed to the purchaser out OF
purchase paid by the referee. S5T4
interest
Dated New York December 51st. 1901.
DANIEL MASON Referee
The of the above described premises is hereby
adjourned Monday. the ard day Of February 1902 al
the same hour and place.
Dated New York January 24th. 1902
DANIEL MASON, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
forcc!oenre Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CoUN

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK. The City Mortgage Company. Plain
tiff against Francis j. schnGsg ct al Defendants
and the aboveentltled action
date the 10Th day January. 1902 the gned
in said Judgment named will sell Public
Auction New York Real Estate Saesroom Ill
Broadway, n the Borough OF Manhattan, City New
the 9th day OF February 1902 at IL o'clock
on Meyer. Auctoneer the premises
said judgment be sold and therein described
follows All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
situate lying Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New-York and bounded and described follows:
ginning az point easerly side OF Eighth Avenue
feet and eleven inches northeriy from
intersection OF the northery side
OF b4h said easerly side OF Eighth Avenue
parallel with lb4th
OF wall. One hundred feet
northeriy parallel with Eighth Avenue Fifty feet.
thence westerly parallel with i54th Street One
dred feet to eastery side Of Eighth Avenue and
thence Southerly along the Fifty feet the point
place OF beginning.
SIDNEY J. COWEN. Referee
GEORGE f HYATT. Attorney tor Plaintiff No. IS
Wall street. Borough o Manhattan. York
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
The street Nos 1929 Eighth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
I54th Street


The Approximate OF lien satisfy
which above-deScribed property is
81 2Gs O. from the day OF Janu
hry 1902 with allowance amounting
S2I2G9 together with the OF the sale. ap
uroXmate of assessments and
other liens which 10 be allowed TO the purchaser
purchase paid by the Referee. Is
md The will be sold
parcee by 100 feet and subject prior mort
the entire plot, which
is FOR principal and accrued the sum
OF SO, 760.57.
dated New York January 18th, 1902.
SIDNEY ]. COWEN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Dipioeno Nnrlces
XlnSlOW, Lanar & Co., IT Nassau 81 MY Civ

~ The INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING RoNDs e
PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING-HoIIsE On 1N5
Ar TER FEBRUARY IST 1902: " ~
5S1ieflcan Cotton OIL Co. Debenture 4I1s
6sdIGId Ind Funding 6s
cleveland Akron & Columbus Rv C-orsol
~ -Ni'0N0 ny ~ cohsoi mortgage
!d!id Plttsburg r. r. General Mortgage s15s
5Iaht county, Ind, Gardner Free Gravel Road 6s
Iss tiiy, Ind, Funding 6s
Pittsfure, Ft Wsvne E rbicsgo IT..
Is. Series B. ~ - is' Nh'rtsase
D. Second Mortgage IS Series H.
FofIsr lori, mouth. Ohio. City
It9cK island, III, Water Works rs
r'iuseVlIe, IND. Public School Is
Feb
Grant County, Ind. Gravel Road Ga
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Sofite OF Dissolunon
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given general meeting Of
the Stockholders OF The Railroad Dumping Company
held the office OF said Company CITY and state
Of New York. On the eght day December 1901
the following resolution adopted by majority in
interest OF the entire stock Of the said COMPANY follows
o
Resolved That this corporation it is hereby dis
solved and the President Of this
authorized empowered certify this esou
tlon under his nhnd and the
10 the Secretary of State Of West Virginia 70 pub
sh this resolution FOR the period Of
weeks in newspaper of circulation published
In the City Of New York, state Of York said CITY
being the place Of business and principal this
corporation
Given under hand this day Of December 1901
GEORGE W DUNHAM President
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribun.
"a received at their Uptown Once
NO. l242 BROADWAY.
2d door north OF 5ist-s... until D o'clock
Advertisements win be received at the following branch
Offices regular Office until O'Clock n1 viz 254
Sth-aSe.. 23d-st.; 1o3 6th-ave.. cor. 18th
ST. s& E1nst I4th.st.i 2os West 42d-st.. between
lth and Sth aves.; 26:s West 135th-st.;
ave, between 10th and nth sJs 1.O26 3d-ave.,
6lSt-sti 1,1OS 1st-ave., S0th-st.:
12oth-st:: 7o6 TremOnt-nve.; $50 3d-ave.. near
4Ist-st; oS4 Sd-ave.; 210 BIeecker-st.; 325
Bieecker-st. Brooklyn. n. Y.-216 Court-st.'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
iE FoLLQWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PA
Ahhb AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY

Aba-doar : - FEBRUARY 1ST 1902.
AuTars TH-' ' W. School District No. l. Rofundng
Cass Co. Ia. Refunding
furGnC F-'' 'o''o' ''S''io' NO j. ne
East Grand Forks, MINI. School District No School
i. rort Atklnson Wis. Water Works
man Refunding1. ''' D'''''O' NO " "'s'-
Hawarden, Ia, Refupdine
Aelthsburg H., Water Works
Lena, ILL.,, Water Works
lexington. Ky.
Neosho. Mo, School Building
OISnse city, Ia. Independent School District School
Building ~ ''N'''' ''o l. V'"""l
Pullman, Wash. School District No 70
tsock rams, ILL.,, Electric Light.
sumner, W ash, School District No &
!s!Ieu Co.. Ga. Court House
" snut Township. H. School
Nlnamac. Ind, School Building
z,.,o..,. ~, FEBRUARY ID. 1902
Hamburg, Ia, Refuniing
1..- FEBRUARY 3D. 1902
u,r, -, - FEBRUARY 15TH 1902.
Elburn. Ill. Water Works
Sehone, Wash, School District No. .
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NOTICE To THE LIQUOR TRADE.
no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The rnd

TTW " HUM JO-NJEKN: Inc undeT-
signed for the United States &
IQueurs Corias feature
Of which is the symbol ''CHARTREUSE'' which trade
mark has been registered In the United Patent
once and for which they about TO apply :or regis
traton with the Secretary OF State for this Commonwealth
as provided by the ACT OF May ~ 1895 Laws Of 1896
Chapter 933 And all hereby warned
selling. trckng using such
under the penalties made and provided by the
the Commonwc OF New York.
All persons are warned against infringing upon the
rights so protected. BATTER & CO..
IS Broadway. " 7. City.
Attest: FREDERICK B. KEEFER. Attorney. Wash
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
financial mee ilnas.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders of
The Commercial Cable Company election Of
directors and such other business be presented
VIII be held AZ No. 253 Broadway. New York
the Sd day OF March 1892. , o'clock p. trans
fer books will close February goth and reopen
ALBERT BECK Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
financial Glectlons.


NEW AMSTERDAM GAS COMPANY.
$40 Third Avenue. New York. Feb. 1st. 1902
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting stockholders will be held at the
of the Company No. $40 Third Avenue New York City.
Thursday, March 1902 - o'clock noon.
Of directors the transaction other
business may properly before the meeting
transfer books will close Wednesday, February 5th
1902, and reopen Friday March 7th. 1892
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
MALCOLM NJ. GRAHAM, Secretary
THE DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
r. r. co.
New York. January 81 1902
THE annual meeting for the election of Man
- ayers and officers Of this company will held at
No % Exchange Place n Y. City, Tuesday February
25 1902.
The transfer books will close February and
February 90. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
SEX dividend.
BONDS
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS,

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange by the CounseIman & Dav pri-
vats wire from William r. Bonbright & Co of
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
20 Ubom Ut Man Concern.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: All per-

hereby cautioned that undersigned
the exclusive United Agents following
brand ot spruous Liquors that is the words GETREGDE
hUMMEl- j, A. GIIt(A, and the representation Of
group Of medals all as described in United States
registered Trade Mark No 43I4, and that application
has been made 10 the Secretary Of State for the Com
monweath Of New York for protection of the
Is provided by the Act OF May 81, 1896 Laws
Chapter 93S. and all persons hereby
bottles under the penalties made and provided
laws Of the Commonwealth OF New York.
All rights accorded by said Statute will be rgidly
forced. WM. G. MOEHRING & Co,
Attest: FREDERICK B. KEBFER. Attorney. wash
ington. d. G.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.,
40 Broadway Equitable BuiIdinpA

COUPONS due Feb. 1. 1902. from the following Bonds
will be paid and after that office namely
Central Pacific R'way Co. First Refund
4s
GaiNe ton, Harris burg ~ san Antonio
Ry. Co. First Mortgage. 6s
Iberia d NermiliOn II. u. Co. First
gage .:....:.:........ ................. 5s
Texas d New Orleans II. r.. Co. First
hOrtEaEe ..-.......... .......... Is
Texas * New Orleans II. r. Co.. Dallas
Division, First Mortgage. 4s
A. K. VAN DEVENTER. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
onice of the MARYLAaD COAL COMpANY.

No ! Broadway. New York. January II, 1902.
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Maryland
Coal Company for the election Of a President and
ten Directors and for such other business
before the meeting will be held the office of the
pany, No broadway New York. February 4th, 1902
a eleven A NJ.
Transfer books win close on Goth three
p. M and reopen .he morning February 5h. 1902
H. s. NEDHAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Change of Name.

Change of Name.
CHANGE OF NAME.
THE name of Flint Eddy x American Trading
4 Co has been changed AMERICAN TRADING
COMPANY under which name its business will be here
after conducted AMERICAN TRADING COMPANY.
New-Yor January ST. 1902 Broad Exchange Building.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Ccpartnersbip Notices.

cpartuersbip Notices.
BYRNE & NcCoUN.
50 BROADWAY.
,,,r, New York Feby. list. 1902
THE firm OF Byrne & McCoun is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
JOSEPH NJ BYRNE,
HENRY T. McCOUN,
HAROLD HERRICK-
me undersigned have this dav formed eopartnershp
under the firm Of
BYHNE & TcCOUN.
JOSEPH NJ. BYRNE.
HENRY T. McCOUN.
HAROLD HERRICK.
PETER MCDONNELL.
Special.
- New York Feb. LIST.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a
copartnershp under the firm name of VIM r. Rock
fellow Co. for the sale of Investment Securities
office at ~ Broadway.
VIM. H. ROCKFEI.IOw.
@ A. CHAMBERLIN
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
HADDOM HALL

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Every modern appointment and comfort and cold
water baths. Golf links.
Write for Illustrated literature
LEEDS & IIPPINCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
Cost au0 fonn6.

OST.-Damond heart. attached 10 triple pearl neck
IL lace between East 7sh-st and sherry's; handsom,
reward II returned. Sc East TSth-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
HOTEL DENNIS,

HOTEL DENNIS,
Atlantic City, y. j.
Beautifully situated. directly facing the Large
sun ParOrs n hall each sleeping hoor
looking the New private baths containing hot and
cold and fresh All Golf privileges. Booklet
mailed. WALTER ]. RUZBY.
THE salt breath the Sea brings health.
GALEN HALL.
Sanatorium and hotel.
Atlantic City. n. ].
Elegant New Brick Building. Hydriatic other
baths with and the latest electrical appli-
Resident physician.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
QUARTERLY STATEMENTS.

Filed with the Railroad Ccnrnissoners)
ERIE and CENTRAL NEM-YORK.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

NEw-JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01

At n Special Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Consolidated Railway Lighting = Re
friEeratinG Company held at Iers"t stF the
3Ist da. january. 1902. the f"'t"-7inG
resolution
New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
gonnirn Boara Danreo.

NANTED-Hone for feeble minded lady IN cnri.-
w uan family In MSys terms 81 per week
PERMANENT. Box g. Tribune Orca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
GIRLS BODY FOUND IN POND.
IN DIARY FOUND NEAR BY SHE CON
FESSED SUICIDE-HER FAMILY DIS
CREDIT THIS, HOWEVER.

HecLensack Sept "A (SpeciaD.-Miss Roxanna Seitz.
the nfneteen-year-old daughter of John Seltz. a
builder of Union-st. Hackensack. was found
drowned early this morning in about two feet or
water in Coffey's pond quarter OF a mile east or
the Anderson-st. bridge. James Early, employed
nv CAPTAIN John ]. Phelps. made the discovery
while on his way to work He saw hat and pock-
atbook near the pond and traced the footsteps in
tho mud o where the body could ne seen
Coroner Curry caused Or. Swayze TO make an eH-
animation Of Miss Seitzs body. and he reported
that there were no exterior evidences OF violence
In the girls pocketboOk found a small diary
and on one OF the pages was this note 10 her moth
rr. 4 did this myself" These facts led coroner
nitted suicide and that an inquest was unneceS-
Sary. r,.-
Miss Seitz was a member OF the First Presby-
terrain Church. the Christian EndeaNor Society ana
The Rev G r Kuehler'S Bible class. she being a
close Bible student. She was always OF a happy
disposition She was not known To nave a s"e't
heart always preferrinG the company or her SN!
aCGuaintances Al these things led the family ana
friends 10 disCredit the suicide theory, and Mr..
Seitz late this afternoon said he would tomorrow
cadeavor 10 have Coroner Curry hold an inquest 10
clear up the mystery
Miss Fanny Brinkerhof a clerk in A. 3. How
ards notion store where Miss SeitZ employed,
said to the reporter that the dead girl seemed par
ticularly melancholy Tuesday. and IN the course
OF the day asked Miss Rrinkerhon VIII II he dark
at o'clock This question Is now considered sig
niflcant IN the suicide theory.
Archie Coe who lives where Miss Seitz was
drowned. says he passed the pond about $50 o'clock
last evening and heard splashng. but, thinking II
a dog IN the water, passed on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
WELSH COAL RISES N PRICE.
EFFECT OF THE AMERICAN DEMAND BEGINS
TO BE FELT.

London. Sept 24-'The American demand for
anthracite coal continues good but up 10 date We
have not made much from ii, and the English con-
sumner has beer getting all the worst Of the situa-
ton" This statement made to a representa-
tive Of The Associated Press to-day by the most
prominent anthracite operator on the Coal EX-
change What may call abnormal American
demand has been felt for about a month past he
continued: we always have steady trade with
Canada and the Pacific Coast. and the statements
referring to large shipments to Portland appearing
in the English press, mean 10 Portland, Ore so
this is merely regular trade. The abnormal
shipments to date total about 5000 tons. OF which
our firm has sent all but thousand or so / know
nv estimate is accurate We are slow, ] confess
in taking advantage of the American demand. All
the orders thus far filled have been at Just about
the normal price. b11t free board quotations at
Swansea advanced 30 cents during the last week
and while there are inquiries for 30 tons more
the Americans thus far have been reluctant to pay
tba adyarce5 rrire The people who really
suffering from the boom are the English consumers
because the retailers sharply advanced prices coin
cident with the boom fn the export trade AS the
case stands dealers unable TO MI al their
orders on account OF the miners union We could
double the OUTPUT of the coeries without lncreas-
ing the force but the union resulstlons TORPID the
miners from increasing the Dolly output We expect
the American demand To continue for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing az Gravesend. $780,, -,
Hearing Northern faCiic fa'''S
II a. ry.,.-
Convention Of the Episcopal Diocese o. ar y
eiehth-st- 10 a. m
.-,oan ,rst.tu,e Hover show. Berkeley Lyceum
- -,a1otcs, seminary opening. Adams Chapel $50
p m r,sho,
Retention for the Rev DR. charles nT Work 81
AGnes-s Hail No. West Ninety- nrs' p M
49, .,.o-,.z Jerome The PolitlcSi uture OF
pis'TlcJ 1 our Individual Responsibllity or us
Government East SIoe SIS n m
tn ~ the Brooklyn Institute Of arts ana sciences h
with address by Irving W. Scout
hattleship Oregon -,.L
Swimming races al KnckeTbochef f>'iie.l - t
-. - to,,, 9TH anniversary celebration Of the
plh1e. ala 49,, Marlborough Hotel. $50 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
PASSENGERS OF TWO TRAINS STARTLED
CHATHAM AND NEW HAVEN EXPRESSES MEET
ACCIDENTS IN WEsTcHESrER cn1.,,r,-

CHATHAM AND NEW HAVEN EXPRESSES MEET
ACCIDENTS IN wEsTcHESTER COUNTY
While the Chatham express, which left White
Plains at 8:37 a, yesterday with 400 passengers
on board, was running at the rate of fifty miles
an hour. near Fordham the eccentric strans on the
engine "hich control the reversing lever snapped
on John Reilly, the engineer who was at tba
THROTTLE felt the shock and applying the emergency
h h orousht the train TO such a sudden sion
that the commuters were thrown from their 80
An examination OF the engine showed thaf ~
eccehrlcSS nae broken in such a wav thai the. re-
verse roo could not be operated. and if the train
hdu no. oeen stopped instantly the engine might
nave IeII the rails The train was DELAYED 800
tnSA tnlrty minutes by the breakdown - moi
:. ne Ne"-fiaVen express which left this ,i+,, =
y a m yesterday with the same crew on ' bSa "a
!hat %4s IN charge of the Port Chester local WIhep
two driving wheels snapped off inst ae IA wilfn
was entering deep cut near Mount Vernon aia lt
NJ 49, az q ;tcCiqent The train was passing oyeI
the r B Ie bridge at East Port Chester when
he engine and baggage car breaking ~ ir rrur
G s PpS OF me alrpipe caused the brakes to Set
suudeiiiy. me Train came TO such ouick ston on
'he proge mat the passengers were badly startled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
ONE SQUARE FOOT or LAND, S@4i'
A HOUSE IN FORTY sECoND-sT. is SOLD AT
THIS RECORD RATE

A record price for certain Grass ol teai
n,as maid Yesterday by Drs, Andrew r. smith ana
T,.,-ison n Smith in the purchase OF the tour story
d1ye1Iing house at the southwest corner OF fortS-
sacond-st and Madison-ave. The purchase price
u,as s25oO0O This was 1914 a square foot Tor the
Mot IN which the building stands comprises Lozo
square feet the parcel being rs feet IN Forty-sec-
ord Ct nv 81 feet in Madison-aVe- NO other prop
ert,- in this city which is mostly valued for It's SIDE
straet frontage ever sold for 1914 square FOOT
en- far as known. In this interesting transaction
,be brokers were Andrews. Bell & Co. and the
seller John J. Roberts 1t was a cash sale
For some months reports have been frequently
nrinted that this property would form part OF
eite for q hotel 1t may still be used as such some
day hut for some no great changes III the
buiding on the land will be made ne hulldlhs
viii be altered and will then be Leased for term
IF years The property is No. 3l4 Madlson-aVe- ana
No q East Fo-ty-second-st The buyers also Pur-
chased at various times. through Andrews bell d
20 No IS to "a East Forty seCond -st so so
Nadison-ave and Nos 10 and p East torty-flrst-st
cnIering about 5000 square feet Some or these
,rorerties adj0in each other. Opposite the parcel
soId Yesterday the Hotel Manhattan, on the site
If which stood some years ago the Hotel Neiilng-
,,,.- l~x,r,,r D.;d Iaet ,,aar
ee 900 for the plot the southwest corner OF Park
sWa and Forty-second-st., or about $50 square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
TO STORE OIL AT ST. THOHAS.
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN STEAMERS TO CEASE
Using COAL AS FUEL

The American Hawaiian Steamship Company has
secrred an option on land in st. Thomas for the
purpose of erecting oil tanks in which to store 1uei
oil for tho 11se of its steamers. The company is
- ,,i,, oil as fuel on the steamers of the COM
nanv running between San Francisco and Honolulu
and is contemplating equippng its steamers on the
Neu,-York-San Francisco route for burning OIL AT
present its steamers are sometimes onhged 10 stop
ar Ct Iucia for coal. and they also are obliged to
mt in AZ Coronel Chilli for it. The coal which is
to he obtained in Chill and at San francisco Is
not of the best quality. 49,, .,o. Mould
With oil burning apparatus the steamers f4e eaT
e. rTbo,nas and could steam through 10 San FRAN
cisco MI Dearborn Of the f, tb wa nan
go for selecting st. Thomas as fuel base IN,
stead of New-York: were the cheapness f o, idha
oil fields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-25
NURSES INDICTHhAI DIS L -
JEROME SAYS THAT THEY COULD MI DE -
yIcrEp BECAUSE OF CONFLICT OF
MEDICAL. TESTIMONY

District Attorney Jerome appeared yesterday be
fore Judge Newburger. in Part OF 'ne Oouit VI
t-ooI So~e,ors and moved for the dismissal of
the indictment against Michael CaTroH ana John
Foley two nurses charged with the death OF Her
bert C Wardman patient at the Manhattan state
Hospital. who died there on March d Iso4. ward
man. who. was a waiter, was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital on February D. 1861 insane, and was sub
sequently removed to the Manhattan State Hospi-
tai on the island. After his death his wife and
ties declaring that he died as a result of brutal
treatment while Bellevue An investigation was
made, which resulted the Indictment Of Carroll
and Foley. charged with lnfictnG injuries on
Wardman while he in their care. and which
subsequently resulted in his death.
Mr.; Jerome told the court that there was such a
conhict of medical testimony that the men could
not be convicted. and that trial would be a use
less expense TO the county. The indictments were
accordingly dismissed by Judge Newburger-