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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday In the
Cnsed States District Court were follows;

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday in the
Cnted states District Court rs follows:
James McNice Thomas Bailey and Thomas Morris have
OF I}roal.tav Tarry-6ur. \ Y McNlce's $685.
Tor c-Iuent!ar sidewalks: Ballcys hrcproohns amount
ir SJ and Norris Tor services as Waterman TO the
RUDOLPH C,FlI.AfEDo and CARLOS CAMUNCINE
composing the nrm % CFcmeio y CaInuneine owners o.
the apartment hotel Nos -, ana 81 west sly iouI n
St Monticello have ned petition IN bank
ruptcy which they give the liabilities o. the hm as
$50 So % Tho latter consist OF
uuqusated claims 70 10000 debts due on
open ~ $500 So deposits In banks OF Ntbl ana
property 81 S25 The liabilities consist OF
unsecured claims s. Joseph J. Myers has
appointed receiver OF the property OF tho banpts
Charles KohlmSn Co. % No 2sG Church-s,.; Horace
Walker Edwin Bayer have nled an Involuntary
RERGER ans HILBERT BERNSTEIN. composing tho
Manufactures COMPANY. doing business at No $50
Samuel Strasburgcr tar been appointed receiver % me
Castle Manufacturing CcmIany- HIS bond Is for S'Vo
DISCHARGES N BANKRUPTCY.
The discharges granted In bankruptcy were as
follows:
JOSEPH CTrKow bartender. OF No. 2oT Rroome st :;
ORLANDO NJ HARPER cotton goods. No. los Worth
liabilities S3132 assets. $S3.3i
EDWARD T.. HGEEI RI. u'asure-, superintendent and
MANAGE Schuyler Hotel Company, No. - 20 So
Forty hlth Hahias. $40 III. assets SlT35S.
RAFFAEIsJ LDRUSSO and MARIE PRINCIPE. y No.
asa oak St Individual and firm liabilities. 81 35S no
ACHIF.GE MARX. Of 40 los West Ninet, -nrs;-st in
the clothing business No Washington Place; .ab-
S.GlGO. assets, 500
no assets liabilities $4,000 consists OF
rage $1,000 ~ which held by United States Senator
JOSEPH ROTH. grocer Of No. 1880 Third-ave Habit
ties. SAa5I; assets, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
RATE HEARING COMES NEXT MONTH

The Interstate Commerce Commission has sent
formal notice officials OF the trunk line railroads
that there VIII be hearing in this city May IS
as 10 the dfferential dispute between Philadelphia
and New-York The circulars ask the railroad men
10 come prepared 10 tell all the facts in the
dispute. Each road will probably be represented
by counsel. Various commercial Organizations Of
this city. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston.
whose members are affected by the dispute Will
send delegations. accompanied by lawyers.
Since the Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley and Read
Ing are accused by the other railroads Of having
started the rate cutting they will appear in a
measure as defendants. Their officials say they
will show that their policy was fair in every way
and in way sacrificed the interests OF this city
TO those OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
MRS. sARToRIs STILL HUNTS FOR RING.

Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris yesterday received
the emerald ring. which missing from the set
OF valuable Jewels 10y her in the shopping dis
trict on Saturday. and returned 10 her by Lena
Cutie a French flower girl. who said she bought
them from an Italian fruit peGer 90 cents The
ring was returned Mrs. Sartoris at the Holland
House by the pedler. who apologized for keeping
81 as a plaything for his children. He denied
knowing anything about the diamond ring, which
also is missing Mrs. Sartoris rewarded the pedler
Detective williams, Of the Holland House said he
believed the pedler telling the truth. Williams
will search ;he pawnshOps for the missing ola
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

The property will subject discrepancies n
and possession shown BY surveys
made to satisfy any lien or charge and
unpaid other Hens to be al
lowed o purchaser paid BY the Referee are known
The leases and % the property 70 - sold may
be examined az the office OF EVAI{rS. TRAC-x a SH1R
MAN attorneys for plaintiffs. and maps terrnS %
sale ana other obtained at their oce or az
the Offices OF JOHN IARIN attorney for the eteants
Arthur Tryon Kemp and others NO - Val Stsee' -
MET q ROBINSON. attorneys for Defendant Ne.w 1osS
Tifs Insurance & Trust Co. a. Trustee No % VAL
~, sT-C~TIONEER Pine street and No et2
Fifth Avenue. the ltEFEtEE No % NliiaN4 Sei77'
al anv time before the day OF see
Dated New York. April 10Th ISg+- or 800, -
,fvv SHERMAN. Attorneys for plaintiffs.
% 81 Postoice addr No - Wall 81. Borough
- ,ranbattan New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
REPORTED LEASES.

Pease Gilman leased No. 126 East rh!rty
enth-st for Victor l. C1ImnooS to Henry Bedlow; No
les West Fiftv-eghth-Et for Dr. J. ". ". Kitchen 70
j. Parker Klrin; Il East Fifty-hfth-st FOR w -
Ivison and the estate Thomas Goadby to y J. Low;
NJ, Fifty-iTst-st.. i'll East thirty
St for Mrs f. \ otis 70 John Ross pelahel.; No %
FOR Mrs James H. Brookiled 70 ltfy
T. Hollins tr: NJ. 81 i%xingt 9n-Jve. Tor = z-eS
W. A. De WattsdiI: No. - West Forty
s.xth-st Tor Mrs Willard Humphreys William Carpen-
der. No PARK for H. II Pease % Julius Becker
No East Fort!eth-st. for ". r MAYNARD 10 nan
PARK Mccullough. No Al West Thirty seyenth-st Tor
y r. Esler Francis r Dodge ana No IL East mr.
ty-seveuth-st for William {. Fargo to ;he Misses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
Fiftieth Street.
Nos. 2. a. 8 2
Nos. I. 8. 5. ..
EOrfv-uLnrh Street

PARCEL NUMBER TWO.
Comprising lots OF land and buildings and In
street hunters 100 Fifth Avenue which. purs-
directions OF said Judgment will be sole TO
gether parcel and separately Described and
severaTy subject leases follows. viz:
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land with -
and being IN the Borough OF Manhattan IN The City OF
York. and bounded and described as follows tas 70
OK side OF the Fifth Avenue with the NORM
Fiftysixth Street. and running thence north
eTIy the westerly side OF the Firth Avenue tart
feet and three inches; thence westerly 49,
FIty-sixth and for part OF the distance t1sn
wall hundred feet thence southsry and pNasA
the northe-y F1ftystxth Street and thence cas-.
erly said norhery side OF Eittsxth Sees
hundred feet 10 the point OF pae q oeSlnng
land Section Number 3 Cdvel and IN BiocS
Number 1872 twelve hundred and scventy-two} on ms
and designated 2S the Lard Nap OF me Nv
OF New York with the benefit Of all party
walls and all subsisting agreements relating % party
walls affecting premises. thereof. and
80 jsr - lease thereof reservfnz an annual rent os
S12 0OO which will expire November J. 1905, and 80
All that lot, piece parcel Of land, with inc
and being the Borough OF Manhattan. In The City az
New Yo-k and bounded and described follows that
FIFTH distant thirtytwo feet and three inches
northerly the northerly line q Fhysxth street
Street and part distance through party wall
hundred thence northeriy and parallel with ths
crIy and parallel Ffysxth Street hundred feet
70 westerly side OF the Fifth Avenue and themes
eighteen feet inches the point place OF BE-
ginning which said land lies IN Section Number fyep
two) on ne map ard designated the Land Map
New York subject TO and with the henedt
party walls affecting said premises or any paIt
thereof subject lease thereof reservng an
The following Il diagram Of the premises comprising
OF land and buildings and improvements known
72n and ~ Fifth Avenue above described -
Parcel No = showing the said premises as single par
Gel viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
NATIONAL BANKS CONSOLIDATE.

At q meeting OF their Joint stockholders yester-
day the Leather Manufacturers National Bank
and the Mechanics National Bank were consol!-
dated. The new bank VIII De called the Mechanics
National. its board OF directors Will consist OF the
directors OF both the OLD banks, with the addition
OF General Thomas II. Hubbard and Clarence H.
Kelsey The directors will meet to-day and Gates
". NcGagrah who was president q the Leather
Manufacturers Bank. viii be elected president Of
the institution. He is popular IN Wall Street
and yesterday his Office filled with flowers
The Leather Manufacturers National Bank
transferred title yesterday To No g Wail-st. ok
57-sx irregular, TO the Mechanics National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
MAJORS NOT ELECTED AT MEETING.

The board OF managers Of the New-York Cotton
Exchange held a special meeting yesterday after
noon but did not elect Thomas J. Majors. of New
Orleans. TO membership. 1t had been declared that
the meeting was called 10 act favorably on Mr..
MaSors's application for membership. and so quiet
the criticism OF some New-Orleans people and a
few OF the Newly Workers that Mr.. Majors was being
kent out because the exchange here did want to
DO business his large scale
President McDougall said after the meeting that
the application had not been discussed in any way.
A revision Of the bylaws OF the exchange and an
arhitrallon proceeding were discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Thomas Capek & Co. have sold for John wynns No.
s0T sixty-nnth-st. a Ave story double
25xl00 firm also represents the purchaser
No b33 Seventy-second-st. story
nathouses each 25xG44 the purchaser
Bohemian American Real Estate Association
George J. Denim has sold for James Gilspie Nos. o..
II, IL and Is ST. Nicholas-ave. to client
B. Thesis has sold for Charles 8. Faulkner James
J. Doyle No. 1871 East Fortynfth-st. three and
brownstone dwelling house Mr.. Doyle will
the property for his occupancy.
IAeeh HoH h&s bought erom the Aag9politaa Savings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
TRIED KNIFE AND JUMPED FROM PIER

A supposed to be Theodore Kast, Of Brook
lyn drowned himself in Flushing Bay yesterday.
lie walked of the pier at College-ave, College
Point and several jumped into boats and put
out TO save him. He sank twice before they
reached him They got the body and brought It
ashore. Attempts made to revive the man were
without success.
An examination Of the body showed several stab
wounds over the heart il he had tried TO k4li
himself before plunging into the water. lie had =
baukboOk in the Of Theodore kast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Gegerich of the Supreme Court yesterday
pointed Lee Phillips receiver FOR the rents OF Nos. FOG
and Is West IcrtythiIdst. eleven apartment
hotel pending suit brought by the Atlantic Dry Dock
Company against the Bates Realty Company and others
. foscclose three mortgages. aggresatins $50 600
\ transcript Of Judgment Kings for go POO
filed here Yesterday against the Hoffman Hnsdae
Company in favor Of Horatio W. Lewis.
The sheriff yesterday received attachment from
Kings County for $3.50 against Ida G. Lyman in favor Of
the NaaiIyut Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments among
those filed yesterday. the first name being that of
the debtor the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment filed:
Dwyer Philip ID Gideon; February 81. 1896. slos44
Gutm9r. Fannie oneida Cabinet Manufacturing 49,,
Company, June 70 lS5S olSO
Shepard X i Lumber C5muaDy-G \ Stearns: 49,,
JUDGMENT CANCELLED.
Gaffrey- Patrick IN D Breslin and another; 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
WIFE WANTS EoUsEKEEPER's LEGACY
Had Been Separated from Her Husband
Twenty Years-Charges Undue influence.

Paterson. n. J.. April IS (SpeciaD.-Peter Warren,
a hotelkeeper at South Paterson. died a week ago.
and when his will was opened it found that
he had beqUeathcd all his property. valued At
50 coo to his housekeeper. Mrs. Elizabeth Young
man. Warren's wife from whom he had been sep
aratcd for twenty years but not divorced. mas nled
q cavcat. and viii make fight To break the VIII on
the ground OF undue innuence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
10 ENLARGE The EARLE.

Plans filed with buildings Department super
nterdeut Hopper fer enlargement OF the Earle an
eight story hotel az No Waverley Place owned by
Frederick D. Frice by the addition Of an eight stcL5
drerroof onnex front and -oS feet deep ne
annex Is to est $1,000 according the estimate OF the
4 Koeble-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
MERGER DECISION ON THURSDAY.

St. Paul, April 1S--No decision handed down
to-day by the United States Circuit Court the
motion OF T. II. Hartman and w. s. Pierce for
leave TO intervene in the settlement of the North
orn Securities Company's affairs. Judge Sanborn
said that the uecsiOn would be given or before
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
JUDGM ENTS.
The following judgments among those flied
yes.erday the first name being that OF the debtor:

The following judgments were among those flied
yesterday, the first being that OF the debtor:
Anderson Fred CT NJ Roddick .............. 1914
Iau T,rresr HE I,
Brown. Charles A-W Il Wilder and another. SSl
'' ana ,r "a er'''sI a.l 1895
ZiEt-H s6uIsf and another 6eO
N rbiTa S SSs " o4.1 i4 1877
Eaft AleNander-T Mulligan and another lSS6
9asSee Co---'ie'' Us'' 5lo
Thompson son & C0-Uuited Electric Light and
SeTzios oo"l-N'' 10y "a .'......1... sT2a
sarc.-R " NIcnziex observation-disclosures.
The Holman Insdae Company-H W Lewis. 2O9G5
Iho,-reg-l SON a CO I, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Saurbfoo C5-,psnvN F1tzpatricl ........... 1901
[ircfrer Nre-v Al = stevens jr ............ .U4G
IIouelz v g.eph IA q Jarnev................ $3.50
Monib.u Jgv t-Te.s1fp 4 Mere Paper company. SIS
Trry IF.r,,er. sacLatt and GIG
Sakelatiis Feter-P Cull.nan, Commissioner. COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

c1ayave west side so north Of One-hunred-ani-
ST two story ana basement attic frame
dwelling house 22xJ26 feet. Joseph L. Davis. owner
Gustave Schwarz architect. S4.7O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
rRsAsuRNs DAILY TRANSACTIONS.

Washington. April is-Nationsi bank notes re-
ee'Feo to-day for redemption. ocetsS; government
receipts from internal revenue. s9Sl.ssS; customs
EsEs. misceilansous. p77.Ds; sxpenditureA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
THE ELelN BUTTER MARKET.

ririn Aprl CspecssD--Butter sold at % cents .
pound on the Board Trade to-day decline Of Ia
cents q pound ssles In the district Zoe
- uesk coo pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

~ s.--srnsa as surviving Executors % the VIII %
f,~es Kemp deceased. VIII sell. az public auction az
tseutSe Real Sales Room Number 16f
tne 10 the Borough o. Manhattan. IN the CITY q
49, an ths fTth dsv ~ May. 1894 At 1880 0'eo~k
= NJ BY Herbert A. sherman. Auctouesr. al Of tbs
t,ta ara iute1es. belCnsiug 10 the OF
SI 7crre Kemp deceased N and % the furniture and
s,n1ent contained IL The buckingham Hotel sitated
FIFTH Avenue and Fitteth Street IN tho
T.ough OF Manhattan. the CITY cS New York. subject
zoos and the Office furuiture IN The Besravia stu
af.a Ar the OF Fifth Avenue and Forry-ninth
street Borough Of Manhattan IN the City OF
York
ARTHUR rRyON KEMP
GEORGE WILLIAM KEMP.
Surviving Executors Of the VIII Of George Kemp, De-
ceased
EvARsTS. TRACY & SHERMAN. Attorneys Tor Execz-
tors. 10. ): Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

THE LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS
In the columns lock small. bat some OF the
offers they represent big a house.
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Country Property for Sale.

IN ELEGANT building site. Dobb's Ferry: IS
N high ground fine river View: Broadway entrances
good surroundings: 600; to suit TRAVIS. 10
Cortlandt-st.
1yOR sAIE-ss0 -oTIs-ssO OOO--Csnadian oil pro-
Il ducing property. Address A W PARKS on
SPRINGS Ontario
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

ATTENTION. wKfTEi DEIIVBa
ssur advertisements 60 The Sunday Tribune In reoe
ane- tnzarfng proper classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND.
Houses for sale or 70 let Rented By the season or
nv furnished uuurnished Yearly rentals.
ssrO- 81 500 All modern Improvement Apply 70 GEO
l. HiJFBELL General Manager. Garden City.
HUDSON RIVER. Westchester County: cottages.
i 50 Westchester County farms; sale.
rent furnished. unfinished season, year; some great
bargains TRAVIS. Is Cortandt-st
GALE OR Magnificent large residences
- Hudson. hour w. 302 Greenwch-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
BOarders Wantcd-City.

4sTH ST, 20 WEST-GALLATIN HoTEI--An els-
eanty furnished apartment. with private bath, Sl0 SeAy
two. including meals for two $50 weekly ua1sients
accommodated Telephone 56OS-3Sth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
Country Property to Let.

tOUTttI q
NOR RENTAL Lake Placid, AdIrondaeks: one 2 and
II one y room furnished cottage on shore or MrSor
Lake with ice ROBERT F. BARRETT, Plattsburg. ny
ARLINGTON, n. j.
An attractive healthy suburban home, thirty min
utes from City Hall; all improvements Desirable cot
tases 10 rent IRVING V. DoRLAND Tel l4f
TARRYToWN-TIouse, roorns pipe and spring
water. bath electric light: stable. fruit; Ave
nne river view; rent 5000. JOHN WEBER. Beck
man 1T, N. Z. owner
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ARME.
rssussnsn, Colonel ROBERT II PATTERSON artillery
co7ps from artillery district san Diego 70 Preside
first Lieutenant KENNETH z. EASTELIsER artillery
oorfs frsn unassigned nst u Soth Company. coast
art.nerv
FIRST Iacuiannzs WILLIAM Il. BURT artillery corps.
Company. artillery unassigned list
Major EENRT A. SHAW. surgeon. from Fort Adam, 70
MAJ FaANK s. HARLOW Captain ARTHUR P CAS-
EEIsS. First IEcutcnantE FREDERICK p. HEN
NESgY. FRED T. PERRY. HENRY r CASEY and
NoSFS v ROSS, assigned 20 cosat artillery
Captain MARRY p WILBUR. artillery corps. assigned
q 121st Company. coast artillery.
s.cofd Iisu,ea.nt MILFORD J. HAWKINS. artillery
COTS. assigned 70 $50 Company. coast artillery.
rsymsster W B. TzARD. detached Navy Depsrtrnenti
navy yard. Sew-York as assistant stoTskeepsr.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssEIS.-Tns fol-
ioEiag movements OK vessels have been reported
10 the Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
<pr iC-The Topeka Boston: the froauo,s st Eone-
lula. the Naslvie the Lawrence AT Nenphs
April s7-Thr Sew-orlesns Shanghai; thu Isla de
Cusa az auet
SAILED
Sp-Ii ts-T., concors from Acajutia fer Acapulco
April ieThe Eex-Tor. the bennington hno the Maroie-
head from Panama Acapulco; the Hartford rom
Galveston FOR Havana; the Eoiican from san Diego
Tor san Francisco: the Des Mones from Bn.ton tor
Tonrkinsvfiie; Minneapolis from Gslvest9n for
TonIpk.nsvsiie Hampton Eoacf; the NhiIpls eae
me wo-c.a from Galveston for Pensacola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

<pr iC-The Topeka Boston: the froduo.s st Eono-
lula: the Nashville end the Lawrence al Neinphis
April 1.-THE Sew-orlesns az shanghai; tho lsls de
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HAVE STRANGE MEDICAL CHARMS.

AS might be the of thought
and living which the land of Tibet tails
amulets largely their medi
cine and therapeutics curative The
of such spells compel of bring
and the the recognized diseases accidents
large majority consists OF formulas the
rupt and often unntegb Snsk extracted from the pages of
the Mahayana and Tantri scriptures An of the
ship humanity furnished by the fact that the swallowing of
the which the therapeutic
very ordinary method of curing deaseust
Europe the middle The prescpve Spells which
Laras this eradicate the germs
disease called the edible letters (zayig) figured by
DR. Wadde in his interesting work THE Tibet
still meaphysic way using by getting
the patient swallow the wahing from the
which the writing reflected The duton in this mode of tera
think be safely held srpass
those devised by Hahnemann his disciples analogous
if less subtleas been "The
relied for pactced country
to call in who supposed be DOCTOR
ing the patient, his
characters wooden slate long rgaroe generally consisting
Of extracts from the Koran The slate washed
dirty infusion is drunk by patient effects OF Tbetan
evil eye" manifest themselves Authorizations and den1ena
known the byadgro regulation treatment
lis follows: Writ vth Chinese piece of wood thel
particular letters and writing with nyrobalams and
saffron varnh and days reflect this inscribed
mirror and during retca wash the face
beer and collect cupful OF such beer
American Medicine.
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AN OMNIBUS
. CORPORATION
Charter Would Cover
Territory's Entire
Commerce.

Theo. F. Lansing, w. NJ. Minton,
Charles Girdler, S. De Freest and A.
Barnes have filed articles of association
as the American Brokerage Company,
Limited The objects as set forth II.
the charter are comprehensive enough
to embrace about all OF the commercial
and financial interests of the Territory
of Hawaii Condensed in expression
from the articles the objects are as fol
lows:
To carry on life. fire and marine
insurance; to deal in stocks and bonds,
and borrow money or make loans on
such securities; to do a general real
estate business, in all its branches; to
acquire or undertake the whole or any
part of the business or property of any
person, copartnership or company, carry
ing on any business which this company
is authorized to carry on, or holding any
property suitable to the purposes of this
company; to own and sail ships; to
carry on the business of 1ightermen,
wharfinger or ship brokers; to deal IN
merchandise of every description; to
act as commission agents, factors or
merchants, and TO raise money or secure
the payment of money in such manner
as may be thought fit, either by mort
gage of property or rights, or other
wise.
The capital stock of the company
shall be the sum of ten thousand dol
lars, divided into one hundred shares
of $Ioo each, with the privilege of
increase to a sum not exceeding $4,000.
1t is stated that ten per cent. of the
capital stock has been paid in, and the
subscription list of shares is as follows !:
Theo. F. Lansing, 81 shares; w. M.
Minton, 81 shares; Charles Girdler, 81
shares S. De Freest, 2 shares; Albert
Barnes, shares; total 100 shares.
Theo. F. Lansing is president and
treasurer; w NJ Minton, vice-Presi-
dent, and Charles Girdler, secretary.
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round of the All-Comers' by William J.
Clothier, of Harvard. who in turn lost
to Holcombe Ward in the final.
III. l. Doherty, holder of the singles
championship of Great Britain and
America, failed to defend his title,
which went to the winner of the ALL
Corners by default. In the same way
the national championship in doubles
went to Holcombe Ward and Beals c.
Wright, the Doherty brothers, who held
it, failing to appear.
The victory of Ward and Wright in
the doubles was not unexpected. but
when the former carried off the singles
championship, the old-timers caught
their breath. Paired with Dwight F.
Davis. the gfver of the Davis Inter-
national Cup, now held in England,
Ward helped to make one of the
strongest doubles teams ever seen in
this country; but he had never been
regarded as a solo performer of the
very highest rank.
1t was unfortunate that the absence
of the Dohertys robbed the Newport
meet of that international favor which
invariably adds to the zest of things.
Without detracting one whit from the
present American champions it is prac-
tically a certainty that neither at
singles or doubles are Messrs. Ward
and Wright the equals of the famous
British experts