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New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
GOFFE WAS NOT ON SLATE.
1t Was Smashed to Make Him PreSi
dent of Medical association.

II is seldom that the nominating committee Of
che council and fellows Of the New-York State
Medical Association sees the head of it's ticket
defeated. but that IS what happened to its can
didate for president of the association at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Acad-
emy OF Medicine. II reported that its choice for
the presidency was DR. Samuel William Spencer
Toms, OF Nyack. Soon after the slate was read
& member rose, said that for the coming year
the president should be a local doctor. and nomi-
mated Dr. }. Riddle Goffe. The majority present
favored him. and he was quickly elected presi-
Dent.
The rest Of the regular slate, which was as
follows elected without opposition, DR..
Allen Arthur Jones' Of Buffalo, vice-president;
Dr. +. A. Baldwin. treasurer, and Dr. Redheld,
OF Nyack. secretary. The chairnen OF the COM
mittees for the ensuing year were: Public
health. DIR. Louis Curtis Ager, OF Brooklyn:
legislation, DR. Z. Eliot Harris: library, Dr.
alexander Lambert; arrangements. DR.. Fred
eric William Loughran: publication, D. g. e
OeKlson and nominations, DR.. W. r. Townsend
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
BIG DAY IN STOCKS.
More than 1.8OO,OOO Shares Change
Hands.

More than 100000 shares OF stock were sold
on the New-York Stock Exchange yesterday.
the heaviest days business which has been han
died there in many months. In the early trading
prices moved upward rapidly as on Friday
and Saturday. new high records being made In
many Issues but in the afternoon, under heavy
profit taking, the list sold off rapidly, the
earlier gains I'm many instances disappearing,
and not few stocks closing the day with net
losses.
Last weeks buoyant close gave general hopes
OF a large increase IN new orders over Sunday
from customers OF commission houses. and the
market quickly demonstrated that the hope was
not disappointed. The selling out TO take specu-
lative profits on the advantageous terms afford
ed by this new demand was equally matter ot
course The new buying came from many quar-
tiers, and an important proportion OF II came by
cable. The most notable buying and the great
est strength were IN United States Steel pre-
ferred, and to less extent in the common. in
Reading, Missouri PaCinC. ANA algamated, and
less effectively. IN PenusgIva and Erie.
The first sale OF Steel preferred block
Of 10000 at SIS. half point above Saturdays
close. The total sales of this issue for the day
were II excess Of 2O00O shares and after reach
Ing S3@s. a new high level on this movement. the
stock closed with net gain OF y points at S2's
Consolidated Gas was a conspicuous exception TO
the declining tendency I'm the final hour. closing
at 2l6Ia its high figure Of the day and 3ss points
above Saturday. Missouri Pacific was also Il
feature. rising to 1Oi9s and closing AZ 1Oi. net
gain Of 2ls points
The total sales Of bonds were $1,000 OOO par
value, almost record day.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
VOTE TO MERGE TOBACCO COMPANIES.
Stockholders of Consolidated Favor Union
with American and Continental Concerns

meeting of the Stockholders Of tho Consol-
ldated Tobacco Company was held in the office Of
the company, at No. 1871 First-st Jersey CITY yes
terday, to vole on merging with the American
Tobacco Company and the Continental Tobacco
Company.
w w. Fuller, general counsel for the company
called the meeting TO order. and vote was taken
II was shown that out of total Of 800 O0O shares
OF stock there was voted 55i,lsl in favor OF tho
merger.
Ianies held their meetings in Jersey city on Sep
telnber 20 ana they voted in favor. but 1njunc-
ton was got out ia Trenton October 10 RESTRAIN
ing the three companies from consolidating This
bill To show cause why this Injunction should nor
be made permanent was argued I'm Newark on Oc-
tober II before Nice-Chancellor Pitncy who ind!.
Gated that he would dismiss the injunction An APP
peal VIII doubtless be taken. however and tho
merger VIII not take place until the Court of Err
rors and Appeals decides the case
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
BUYS EIGHT BLOCKS.
Trust Company Pays $1,000, 900 for
Dater Tract in The BrOnT.

The largest sale Of Bronx property IN many
years was reported yesterday The uact SOFA
comprises eight city blocks J. Clarence DaVles
was the broker in the transaction lie SOFA the
property for Henry F. Shoemaker and ms assoc
ciates 70 the Central Realty Bond ana trust
Company. of which Henry Morgenthau is presi-
dent, for about $1,OO0OOO The tract is known
as the old Dater farm. and also as the Christie
pher Meyer property.
The property is vacant and win be resold IN
blocks. It is bounded on the west by Bergen
ave. the east by the Southern boulevard
and Leggett-ave.. on the south by One-hundred-
and-fOrty-ninth-st and on the north by Daw-
son-st If e-hundred-and-fifty-f ran
in an unbroken line from east to west Dawson
St would form part of the thOroushfare- The
property is within short distance of the sub
WaV
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
BIG DRUG REVELATIONS EXPECTED
Counsel for a Drug Company SO Asserts
Salesman Free on Suspended Sentence.

After Clarence r. Lyon. a drug salesman. Of No
463 West One hundred and sixty third-st had
pleaded guilty In Special Sessions yesterday to sell
ing a bogus article. representing 1t to be genuine.
and throwing himself the mercy of the court
George Gordon Battle, counsel for a drug company
the complainant. arose and asked Justice HnsdaIe
to suspend sentence He declared:
This man. who IS only thirty-one has a wife AMI
several children dependent on him. and we believe
he is an innocent victim of the stupeudous trtIl,
frauds which have been perpetrated all over This
city in the last few years. lie has given us in
formation about the persons responsible nearly
all the limitations of well known drug articles in
this country. We ask your honor to let him 90 on
81 suspended sentence.
In accordance with the request Lyon per-
mitted to go free. Afterward Mr.. Battle said:
II this man keeps his word / believe he will
one OF the most startling announcements affecting
drug stores in this city and country will be madS
in very few days. The people concerned are tbs
biggest and some OF them tho respectable ntl
responsible In the business. ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
TELL OF LONE PINE co.
Receivers of FIOSoer Scheme Speak
of Alleged MisapwOpridtiOn.

Judge I.acombe signed an order yesterday d.
recting the two receivers Of the Lone Pine Mining
Companv-Dr i. r !. Gould and John J. Town
send-to increase their bonds receivers $1,000
each and 10 collect and deposit all the funds of
she company that they may be able 10 secure in a
United States depository. The appointment OF the
two receivers was made by Judge Lacombe sew
eral- months ago. at the instance Of Mrs. Haga-
man. a wealthy widow Mrs. Hagaman, through
she influence of DR.. r. c. Flower the promoter OF
the Lone Pine and other mining companies in
vested practically all the large fortune left her by
her husband in the Flower enterprises. The in
dictrent Of Dr. Flower for alleged irregular
actions in connection with his enterprises resulted
in an attempt Of attorney, Mills. 10 bribe an
Assistant District Attorney to remove from the
records the indictment against the doctor. For
This the young lawyer was convicted and sentenced
- Imprisonment
The report Of the receivers OF the Lone Pine
Company states that the value Of the property In
which several millions was invested by Dr. Flow
friends is doubtful. and that nearly 100000 was
paid the companys funds 10 its directors and
officers for which no legal consideration, IL is SAID
The receivers report that the mine is in Yavapal
County AriZ-, and that large sums have been spent
in its development, but that by further eXpendi-
tures il might be made 70 pay One appraisal, they
state, fixes its value 100000 but another esti-
mate Indicates that the nrst appraisal was rather
liberal JWentY-one thousand nNe hundre. ana
eighty dollars the receivers say. was paid the d.
Tectors for services in apparent violation of the
Many statements Of similar character are given.
In conclusion the receivers say. several OF
she directors who from time time participated IN
the alleged msappropriation OF the funds OF the
company, said be financially responsible.
ard. should il be ultimately determined that funds
lrovidentiy appropriated Il IS probable much of
Tie money misappropriated may be recovered
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
PETITIoNs I'M BANKRUPTCY.

GEORGE v BACON. real estate broker. No. 10 Wall
st. Twenty-cghth and Broadway. "A petition
bankruptcy yesterday. giving his liabilities $7G655
500 The principal North
National Bank Chicago. $40 214; Merchants
National Of Paul Sb.JO6 estate OF Jacob
Rosenberg. ChicaEo. 5000.
The schedules Of HARRIS HOFFMAN show debts os
81 7 and assets q l05 The largest creditor
Fourth st. $500. The %
IN trade Of the hat business No rs Clinton ST. valued
81 800.
The schedules OF SHAFT g. LEIBERMAN show liabilities
81 3s5 $l.SS5. Meluke Il Co No Is
largest creditors. claim os S3gG
The assets consist OF stock of coaks at No
.r31 Mercer 100: fixtures. and AZ
S34
JOSEPH COTTER. No. 80 Ieonard-st filed a bank L.
petition giving his liabilities
50 2O3. The principal creditors Wmerdlng Morris
Mitchell. New York. Sg.0i; W T. Short. Philadeiphla
5000 The assets consist OF samples $500, furniture
$40. accounts. 81. .O32. and deposited in bank 500
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
MANY ARTICLES IN HER SKIRT.
Four saucers and Five Pairs Of Stockings
Found on Alleged ShOplifter.

-Four glasses, four saucers. one brush three
handkerehiefs one box OF shoe backing one bottle
OF glue. four side combs two pieces OF silk ave
pairs OF stockings. three hatpins. one book two
rolls OF tape, four mustard spoons one vase two
combs. thimble. one paper Of pins. one doll and
a monkey wrench.
These are the things Mary Kelly. who said she
lived at No. 226 East One hundred -twenty-sec
ond-st and was locked up last night charged with
stealing. had hid IN a bag In her skirt The polica
assert the address given by the prisoner was found
by Them 20 be fictitious
The woman was arrested IN a 1'hird-ave 5a,a-.
ment store. cashgirl thought She s.,v ,b.
woman take something which Rad not t,aan ~
Tor Finally the girl Informed ths MANAGER TJe
T5ssroi-,ea,- Hoi4an 4oI some Ime, then called
- iltlitls ana ordered her arrest The
woman was indignant but was taken to the sfs
non, Ihere. when the goods were found she
begged for forgiveness SAYING she bad sir s.,s N
children at home A "'iiaA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
CANADIAN RAILWAY MEN HERE.
Received by Lehigh Valley oficials-They
See That Roads Terminal Facilities.

A party Of traffic oficials"of the Canadian rail-
ways arrived in New-York yesterday at 2:l5 m,
as guests OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad and spent
yesterday afternoon on trip OF inspection on Le-
high Valley tugs OF the docks and harbor facilities
To-day the party will take trip over the subway
10y special car, and automobile ride to Grant 5
tomb. through Central Park, etc. The trip is given
10 the party by the traffic officials Of tho Lehigh
Valley 10 familiarize the Canadian Railroad peo-
pie with the New-York terminals and shipping IA
cilities of that line.
The trip from Suspension Bridge TO New York
was made by special train with inspection stops
different points along the route.
The party consists of c. L. Dewey. division
freight agent, Grand Trunk Railway. Toronto, ont
r. ". Long division freight agent. Grand Trunk
Railway. Stratford. Ont: L. Macdonald. division
freight agent. Grand Trunk Railway. Hamilton,
Ont; +. J: Watson. division freight agent. Grand
assistant foreign freight agent, Grand Trunk Rail
freight agent Central Vermont Raiload, St.
Grand Trunk Railway. Montreal. Que; N H.
Brown, general freight agent, Grand Trunk Rail-
Pere Marquette London Ont: George Col
lns, general iraight agent. Central Ontario Rail
freight agent. Niagara, ST Catharines and Toronto
Railway, ST Cathalines. ont; William Phillips.
freight sgegt Ki9sston and perofroe' RtIyyav
Kingston. Ont 7 L. CochTane. travelling freight
agent. Wabash Railway St Thomas Ont. Carl
Howe afsis{ane a general freight agent iGRgaP ;r
agent Donaldson & Thomas Lines Toronto. ont
H. y. Todd general freight agent Gait Preston
& Hespler Raj way, Gait Ont 9 J. Haigh. mana
ger Reading Dispatch, Buffalo, y. y; G. A.
Browne. general freight agent, Ottawa and New
York Railway, Ottawa. Ont. J. r Chapman. gen
eral freight. Bay Of Qunte Railway. Deseronto.
ont; L, r. BIemner. assistant general freight
agent, Canada, Atlantic Railway Ottawa. Ont:
L. b. Howlard, general freight agent. Irondale
Bancroft and Ottawa Railway. IroudaIe. ont.
committee Z. F. Seixas. W. J. Grant. and c. {.
L. Wilson.
The party Is accompanied by the following I.e-
high Valley officials: 7. y Jarvis. freight traffic
manager. New York; c. a. Blood, general freight
agent, New-NCrk; H q. Burnett. assistant general
freight freight agent, New-York +. J. woqlfe, general
general agent. NewYork; J. 6. Wood. division
freight agent. Buffalo. y. y, and D. D. z, Cooper,
Canadian freight agent, Toronto Ont
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
SUES THE RICE ESTATE.
Wdo7c Of Doctor H'ho Treated
Murdered Nan 4Sks ;S25. 900.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday an
action 20 recover SIS 0(O was negun by Mrs Sallie
A. Curry. the widow and administrator Of DR..
Walker Curry. against James A. Baker. jr John
u. Bartne and William NJ. Rice. jr.. as executors
Of the estate OF William Marsh Rice This sum-
she alleged due her husband for medical at
tendance Marsh from March. 1890 up to and in
Guiding September 3. 1890 the day OF his murder
by Albert T. Patrick and the latter's confessed
accomplice. William Jones. the valet. The doctor =
visits numbered nifty.
Patrick is now In the death house in Sing Sing
awaiting the result of his appeal 10 him from
the electric chair Jones is said to in Texas
The Rice estate is extremely large.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
SLUMP IN SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Alaska Packers Association Goes from III
to 1O4 3-4.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


San Francisco oct. 1.-THE stock of the Alaska
Packers Association fell to-day from III to 1854
I'D to early last week the stock stood at Sl2'
share. To-day's slump is due to reports that tle
October dividend viii be passed, and that. although
this seasons pack was smaller than last the prices
secured will be less. 1t is also open secret that
directors have decided to call for the payment OF
SS5 a share as only $50 n share has been paid H.
In addition to this there is 100000 Indebtedness
The association is expected come out all right
but It cannot pay such big dividends as it has IN
the past.
San Francisco Gas and Electric stock also de-
clined from SO last Thursday TO ISIS to-day. This is
due TO a rival company. the san Francisco Coke
and Gas Company. which has begun TO lay mans
II seems that the new Coke and Gas Company,
which is owned by New York parties, has been
furnishing gas 10 the San Francisco Gas Company
for some time at low rates The contract has Isl
expired and 4 company now proposes 10 sup
ply the public Gas is made by a low process very
cheaply. Mr.. Wallack. q New-Nork corporation
LAWYER is here directing the deal. Local capitalists
and some Newly Workers have bought the interests
OF Stein Brothers, who formerly controlled the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
JUDGMENTS.
Ihe following judgments those Med yester
day. the first name being that OF the debtor:

The following judgments those nled yester
day. the first name being OF the debtor:
Allen Priscilla J. and Frank seamAn-Chase
Ai1ti h2Irf 81 lazarusE lederer -. sl.oo2
ma National Bank ................ 2o37
IiIseF fienryC Betteh another. ISs5
NSLnytell, James A. Joseph clement and Inter
IISttAr Realty and Construction Company-E
,,a5tiu ,ligTser 6oo
ICan9any-P W CuIiinan, comn.ssioner -. iss5
t!i, Eyer augustus HI Cuidy ana another 10 1867
MY o. New York. Flammang 64I
,i.iLoaa.m ,.D TTa.mbay sos2
ssD,a pytsn ~ street Railway COMPANY King Ss1
iSSAight Arthur C-BeadIestOn & WOerz. e51
iSaue, Martin-P W Culnan. commissioner. S00
1rn,ai9 william I'm Murphy S5l5
DHlcutii, Edwin Ri " Rockwell
SOM Ivneea o-Jndkins 4cSpinieA, Il S.I58
TSDbsonr. TSg9or ,,..,:..;., 1880
v51iand 6591iand Detective Agency 2Oss
A"A'tA--a IA Davis 2.l50
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
FRlck IN BROOKLYN TRACTION.

Henry c. Frck WAS elected a director Of tho
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company yes-
terday in place Of the late Thomas CLARK jr Only
last week Mr. Frck became a director Of the
Union Pacific and of the Reading company. Tho
election Of Mr.. FriCk gives the Equitable Life As
surance Society sixth director In tn Coney ISL
and and Brooklyn Railroad Company The latter
corporations board consists Of james H. HyQe.
William IL. Mcintyre. Henry G. Frlck Louis Fltz-
gerald and Valentine T. snyder directors of the
Equitable and Henry Rogers Winthrop. assistant
secretary Of that institution; William y. Dykman
and George II. Prentiss. who identified with
various Brooklyn corporations. and John L. Helms
president OF the road.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
MAY BE WEST VIRGINIA COAL STRIKE.

Charleston, w. Va. Oct IA strike is threat
ened in the Kanawha mining district that wouId
affect many mines Notices have been posted say
ing Those having authority to employ at this
mine Will make distinction between union and
non-union men," The officials OF the United Mine
Workers objected to this. and "A meeting OF all
the miners yesterday advised a strike at all mines
whefe the. notice was not taken down The onera-
tors belonging TO the Aanawha Coal Association
say tle order does not conflict with their Charles
ton agreement, and to-day telegrapbed 10 Jobn
Mitchell saying they are ready to arbitrate
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied Judgments among thosa
filed yesterday the first debtor the
second that OF the creditor when judgment was
filed:
I%ahy Thomas -, and John Henal-G Blshof
8, ,sSySn NSysn0er s,a . 1850 o u ,, s1Iao
s5dar9i March 2s I2S+. l2S4 , lG2r
October 10. 1901.
Jones John }. ana william Dilger-W j ~
Groo; December Is 1901. ..;......;:..... 500
JUICE 'ohh - l. iafdenbrook' august "a 1901 2577
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.
Searles Arthur C-First National Bank OF scran-
ton; October TO- 1900 IO42
49, ~ ~ ..NaoH, Decehber - I'OV...- bO1S
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
ADOPT C. r. AND /. REFUNDlNe PLAN

Denver. oct. 1.-THE threatened Injunction
against the proposed bond issue Of S5 100000 by the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company did not take place
at the annual meeting OF the stockholders which
was held in this city this afternoon The refunding
plan was adopted outlined I'm the agreement he
tween the debenture bondholders and the refunding
committee. The capital stock OF the company was
Increased 70 $6 10000 and $45 10000 of the in
dustrial companys bonds was guaranteed by the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
The old board OF directors elected with two
exceptions Starr j. Murphy. OF Montciar. y. j.
and Judge ID. G. Beaman, Of Denver. were chosen
10 succeed J. A. Kebler. deceased, and j. 9 Os-
good, who resigned some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
ARRANGE FoR WORTH FUNERAL.

General Frederick d. Grant. commanding the De-
partment Of the East. and General Daniel Apple
ton visited Staten Island yesterday and finished the
preliminary arrangements for the funeral OF Genera!
William Scott Worth, who died Sunday at Clif-
ton To-day the body Will be removed from Staten
Island the government steamer General Meigs
and will be taken 10 the eth Regiment ArmoTy.
There will be a military funeral Thursday and
the fntermCnt Will be in NyaCk
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
PRICE OF PIG IRoN ADVANCES.

Pittsbnrg. Oct. T.-One OF the results NJ ,ho d.,
proved conditions in the iron and steel trade Is tb
heaVy buying of pig iron. some important sales
haVlns been made to-day at advanced prices. Mem
ners Of the Bessemer Pig Iron Association announce
Al iheg WIZ not accept less than Sl2 % ton val
~ Tor sesselner pig iron or sIs 10 deli-
80 ~ siltsDurg Tor shipment the rest OF the year
ssyns VIII quote prices HOr delivery in the frst
fSe VII accept 81 valley. ss s. Pittsburg de-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
ROCK ISLAND STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

The annual meeting Of the Rock Island Railroad
Company stockholders was held at No. 10 Exchange
Place Jersey City, yesterday. George s. Brewster
Of New York. and Robert Mather, retiring
directors. were reelected for term OF five years
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
KS cAPlTAL oE HALE a MlLIloN-

Albany Oct H--The Sylvan Electric Bath Com
pany. OF New-fork. was Incorporated to-day with
captal OF $'ooVO and the following directors: J.
H. Lancaster. z. Taylor Jones and E7ranI,I,D I2ar
nit, Of New-York City
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk. Monday. Oct. II. 1904
NItTsIV Ed


to SSe &ane Tra%pot ine with si cabin pssssnseT;
stgauer Furnessa trT, IcunS Glasgow october & ana
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer vaLerand ,Belgl Ehon. Antwerp and Dover
s 80 sa SSI SS m vs I az 1n the 'Ba Bar S
sty..@eT Aston dr Wilson, seaIqb4SSa August 3
vessel 10 m3sIs S6a TFye1 @ % az the rr mar at ] SsS
Houston -. IN ballast Arrived AT the Rar at
S6S S1t 0o SSI; 'S,Sn, E, 1''Sryso & UiJgesr AMI
steamer Zu!ia Beunett Slaracaibo October and
Curacao . to Roulton. Rliss pallett, passengss
steamer Frqlera lNor Sareassn Nleneso Tay October
Co. with : cabin passengers and fruit Arrived the
steamer amer Vera iNo3 Tyn3laS St A9Hs Fay October Il
cabin passengers and fruit Arrived at the Bar $3.50
steamer San Marcos. Johnstoue Galveston October $
Steamer Comus mus @kemhle, New orleans October ~ To
Quarantine at G:5S m WIN ana muse Left
Steamer Tallahassee Johnson savannah October H. to
the Ocean IS Co. with passengers n,dse Left quar-
steamer lroquos Chichester Jacksonville October Is
S snI Thap!eSGn S H. to.Wiiiam + clyde 60. with
s!samer Trinidad oir ERASER iiermuda october Is to
ass ATSsd the Bar W9 at % M passengers mails and
FrSter Win S,i ttata , 1naIlts baltimore. to II e
sandy Hook j. Oct Id a1 n' Sl1 MAJ s., M usb,
breeze; thick haze "''' "S'
SAILED
ASar Sae! s Guy nsSSn S Egee HoS and 'aGs " s Port
Nfidenfes ,,ier savannah Eie6e ,Sor1 Tit Cove y f.
Onlted States battlesnt!,
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS.
fT9' % o@ 9f' SS as9ss i%sr Noasean as @ sr
Neck
- sowitE. Bremen for New York '
iNnIs1uth Get IL o." a n-ArrtVsj steamer Kaiser
CherbOurg and Bremen p~ocee,le,N
London 6 oct lZmArTived IA steamer Minneapolis tBr,
Shields, DC! i5saiiea steamer Merchant Prince ,Br,
Macy, New-YoTk. ~
Glasgow. oes l7Arrived M steamer Iaureu,an tBr,
stewart New 5orN lSth sailed steamer NIoRgolan
iHistTahan OCT & lTmtasssd steamer Laurentian tBr)
Rotterdam 15-Arrlvcd steamer pots,Iar fT,,tcb,
StenEer. Nrw-YOrk. N
- head New York via Dover. ' ~
bOulOgne. rs u-Sailed patrfci, Cor,
- Reesing tfrom Hamburgl. NevV-YOrk 'N'@ '''
CherbouFg ID. I p st.on,ar E-ots,-
helm der Crosse (Gerl. Ne,, -V,rt -,
49, Plymouth for Bremen land proceeded ''"' w
dibTaltar. l6-faSsed steamer ~,
- IcubeFt. Marseles for New York N'
penia Oct t1-Saled. steamer LRnsford (Nor, Hansen
Trieste. oct ia-saIed. Emilia tAuso Hre.ueb
- New-York. N-''' -A'Oei'Si'
Perrin oct ie-Passed steamers Asholl sBr,. Wat,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
6:l2 Sunset 5:IT Moon sets am 1o:a9 Noon a
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 2:5S Gov Island $50 Gate 5:23
PM-Sanay Hook $40 Gov Island 3:i4 Hell Gate S:3I
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
COOKS IMPERIAL GETS HIGHEST AWARD

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIMMER
St. Louis. oct. 1.-THE American Wine CoDonanv
day for their excellent champagne Cooks In1Derial
Extra Dry. So ~ AN'A>~' go
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
THE TREAsURYs DAILY TRANSACTIONS.

washington Oct H.-National bank notes re-
ceved to-day for redemption $685.. $751; Government
receipts from internal revenue. a,22Lll5: customs.
55sdla = ssac miscellaneous. s7zO.2f2 Expenditures.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-18
COURT NOTES.

Justice Amend yesterday appointed Joseph 81 Adrian
receiver for the rents Of Nos. II East Third st
In suit brought by Christina Remp against Frank
George. executor Of estate OF Louis Ceorgs 20 u
partition OF the property - 80 q"