New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Binghaua's stamp, and want 10 get the force into
their clutches against tbs next election The Mayor
also appointed adherent Of sIcCsrran Howard ?
Nash. q magistrate fer term CT ten years. 81 :
salary OF sSoo1- other magistrates appointed were
Fred B House, Pau! RroteI, Henry VI Herbert
ana Moses Herman. Gossip ar once got busy
with the nanne OF Justice Gaynor for tbs next
Tamnoany candidate fer Mayor. Il also was re-
ported that 8Icclellsn's reward was 70 be a Tam
many nomination fer Congress or the Governor-
ship
An exceedingly empty reward the latter would
BE- in my opinion" ouoth Busy Man, and hope
our vacillating Mayor accepts it. Tammany's In
dependence Day will have a real meaning for the
heelsrs this year. What has been going ~ in The
business vorld7'
Indictments charging conspiracy IN restraint Of
trade in violation OF the Sherman antitrust law
were found by the federal grand jury in this city
against the American Sugar Refining COMPANY
known the Sugar Trust; against its president
Washington B Thomas, against its treasurer
Arthur Dcnner: against Directors Charles H
SEMI, John Mayer and George II. Frazier: against
its chief counsel. John E Parsons. against
Thomas 2. Harmed counsel for Adolph segal and
Gustav Z. Ressel who negotiated the loan which
resulted in the closing OF the rival factory Of the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company. The Della
ware, Lackswsnua & Western Railroad declared
special cash dividend of 80 per cent and stock
dividend Of - per cent This is intended 10 provide
funds for the shareholders TO purchase stock IN the
new company. which has just been formed to take
over the company's coal business. The melon
thus holds about 81 oeoooo juice. The INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company presented TO the
Public Service Commission Offer to build with
its own money siXty-eight and one-half miles of
subway and elevated railway tracks. an
estimated OF sleaooO0DO. Former United States
Senator Thomas c. Piatt and his sons won double
victory when the Supreme Court decided not to
appoint receiver for the United States Express
mn art iSSiOn 10 I'm 7 Tld-
ley. suing a stockhoder, TO inspect the books
and records Of che company. Five bishops of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church. who charged
that the Southern railroads in general discrim-
mated unjustly against negro passengers. were
told by the Interstate Commerce Commission
after examining the evidence, that the charge
was not sustained. The Hudson & Manhattan
Railroad Company. which introduced the practice
OF running exclusively for women in its tun-
nes under the Hudson River abolished such cars be-
many preferred 20 ride with the
Duties collected at this port in the ascal year
ended last week were sl2.cOaocO more than those
OF the last previous fiscal year. John G. Green.
formerly first vice-president o! the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. went the pension list OF the
company. He will draw about $1,000 year. said
70 be the highest sum of pension money paid to
any in the United States. The Governor
Of Georgia, Joseph bI. Brown. in his first message
to the General Assembly urged thar there be no
further reduction in the profits OF railroads The
New York Central announced its intention TO
spend about 81. 10000 for Improvements. Conrad
Harms indicted for swinding the firm OF J. g.
Bsche & Co, bankers. opt OF about 5000. The
bankers paid him so week salary
Ten week may not be living wage" ssid
Busy Man, hut eu1bezzlement does not square tne
account By any means. Any big strikes"
Three thousand raotorn1en ana conductors csrn-
pletsiy it'd up the stTeetnsr ssrvcs OF P1testurE