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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1900

Page

24

Worrall Hall Military Academy to Dissolve After Opening

Duncan and Marcy will dissolve the firm after the Thursday commencement. Major C M Duncan retires while Professor William N Marcy will run the school under the same name. Duncan plans summer in Deport Iowa and fall teaching or another school. Hannibal Literary Society formed with officers Lymus, Moshier, Hutchinson, Robinson, Scott. meetings first and third Mondays at Odd Fellows Hall. Justice Martin J Keogh signs order to reduce Hastings-on-the-Hudson Mrs Clarinda H Kirkham's personal assessment from 5000 to 52,000. Two White Plains weddings planned this month: Pearl Loraine Edgerton to Francis Joseph Lohmer and Laura T Travis to Frank H Verplanck. dates not yet announced.

Duncan & Marcy Worrall Hall Military Academy C. M. Duncan William N. Marcy Duncan Deport Iowa Hannibal Literary Society Henry Lymus Henry Moshier Martin J. Keogh Supreme Court Hastings-on-the-Hudson Clarinda H. Kirkham White Plains Pearl Loraine Edgerton Albert D. Edgerton Barker Ave Francis Joseph Lohmer

Warden Johnson May Resign to Run for Sheriff

Rumor says Addison Johnson, Sing Sing Warden, plans to resign and seek the Westchester County Sheriff nomination. The sheriff's post pays about 30 per year for three years, while the Warden earns roughly 5 500 annually. Henry C. Henderson doubts Johnson will resign and suggests Burns wing aims to block Miller, Merritt, and back Menzies.

Addison Johnson Sing Sing Prison Westchester County Johnson Wiliam V. Molloy Henry C. Henderson Tribune Warden Johnson Burns Wing Samuel C. Miller White Plains James S. Merritt Port Chester George C. Menzies Tarryown

Hawaiian Labor Problem and Sugar Planter Proposals

Hawaiian sugar planters convene June 4 to arrange labor supply under new territorial laws. Prospects include importing Porto Rican laborers, amid opposition due to race concerns. Also noted are moves to federalize government departments amid concerns over liquor taxes in Hawaiian bonded warehouses and tariff classifications.

Honolulu San Francisco Porto Rico United States Hawaii Treasury Department Washington

Canal tonnage gain shows 1899 ahead by 14 742

Albany reports a comparative canal tonnage statement from opening to June 1. The total for 1899 is 466 441 tons, while 19 shows 451 185 tons, a gain of 14 742 for 1899 over the prior year.

Albany

Portrait of James Lenox Added to Chamber Gallery

A portrait of the late James Lenox founder of the Lenox Library and longtime Chamber of Commerce member enters the Chamber’s prominent New Yorkers gallery. Painted by Daniel Huntington, the work was gifted by several of Lenox’s friends.

James Lenox Lenox Library Chamber of Commerce Daniel Huntington

Trolley Lines Extend Through Westchester to Larchmont

Trolley cars on the Port Chester Street Railway extension began running yesterday between Rye and Harrison on Long Island Sound. The Harrison junction ties into the Larchmont Horse Railroad line reaching New Rochelle, likely under New Haven Railroad control. The Tarrytown White Plains and Mamaroneck extension to Larchmont also opened yesterday, though most proposed routes were halted by resident opposition to avoid interfering with travel and cycling.

Port Chester Rye Harrison Long Island Sound Larchmont Horse Railroad Company New Rochelle New Haven Railroad Company Tarrytown White Plains Mamaroneck Larchmont Village Westchester County

Woman Charged With Burglary In Mount Vernon Hotel

Patrolmen Clark and Conklin on duty at Third avenue and Sixth street observed a light in Michael Tierney's hotel and saw movement inside. They forced entry and identified the intruder as Agnes Murrihead, who was found with a pitcher of liquor. Police say she is an inebriate who left her family Monday night to enter the basement window and take liquor. she was arraigned and the case adjourned by Judge Schatz yesterday morning.

Clark and Conklin Third-ave Sixth St Mount Vernon Michael Tierney Agnes Murrihead Schatz

Protests Against Assessments Rise in Tarrytown Area

In Tarrytown and North Tarrytown yesterday about forty five protests were heard over local assessments. The Unitarian School requested removal of its $60 assessment on grounds it is a religious institution. No protests were made by the Gould and Rockefeller families or John Brisben Walker.

Tarrytown North Tarrytown Unitarian School Gould Rockefeller John Brisben Walker

Loose weave cheviot jackets at Broadway shop

A retail notice describes loose woven cheviot jackets with back lining, half-lined styles, in various patterns and colors priced at 25 to 30 dollars and cheaper options for budget shoppers. The ad mentions a straw hat, low shoes, and a negligee shirt as suitable purchases, with multiple New York addresses listed for shopping.

Name Dropping at Grand Hotels in Astor District

Home news lists a string of social figures and their origins linked to Manhattan hotel names. Names include Kenneth Belmont of New Orleans D O Meara Cincinnati H8 Searles Rochester Drake Corning Pell Washington Lloyd Selma St Petersburg Russia Hemingway Watertown Captain Holland Ogdensburg Wilde Danbury Bryant Boston Hutchinson Providence Palmer London Hopkins Philadelphia Whittaker Washington Blunt Montreal Stone Oneida Ripley Chicago Diehl Buffalo Hamaguchi Tamura Ishida Tokyo Rumrill Springfield Miller Franklin Morton Nebraska White Philadelphia.

Astor Kenneth Belmont New Orleans D. O'Meara Cincinnati Bartholdi H. 8. Searles Rochester Fifth Avenue M. H. Drake First National Bank of Corning Gilshy Alexander Graham Pell Washington Henry Lloyd Selma Ala Max Streillitt St. Petersburg Russia Grand ‘Buell Heminway Watertown Conn Henry Holland Ogdensburg Herald Square W. C. Wilde Danbury Hoffman John A. Stephens Albany George E. Green Binghamton T. M. P. Mainetty Smyrna Turkey Holland—Lincoln Bryant Boston William 8. Hutchinson Providence E. Villers Palmer London Thomas F. Hopkins Philadelphia Carl Whittaker Saugerties Daniel Frasier Rafael Joseffy Tarrytown South Bethlehem Penn Lynde Harrison New Haven William F. Hoge Worcester Mass J. Sterling Morton Nebraska Agriculture J. O. White

Jersey City Corporators Organize Typeing Machine Firm

Court action over a January 22 officer and director election at Consolidated Gas Co. failed. Justice Smyth ruled the election regular and denied a new poll. Counsel for Charles C. Bull argued for nullification while stockholder Lamb protested the process during the session.

Charles C. Bull Consolidated Gas Company E. C. James Justice Smyth Supreme Court Lamb Alfred B. Thacher Thacher Justiiga Smyth

NYU and Columbia Commencement and City Events

NYU commencement and Columbia University commencement are listed along with Cornell and Carnegie Hall events. A Board of Education meeting is scheduled at 8 p.m. John H. Stalin leads an excursion for soldiers to Forest View Park. Brooklyn Jockey Club races run at 2 36 p.m. and music in Mulberry Bend Park at 8 p.m.

New York University Columbia University Cornell Datveratty Medical College Carnegie Hall Board of Education John H. Stalin Forest View Park Brooklyn Jockey Club Mulberry Bend Park

Chamber of Commerce June meeting and bylaw amendments

The Chamber of Commerce schedules its June meeting for tomorrow at 12 30 p m in its rooms 32 Nassau street. Proposals to amend the chamber bylaws will be acted upon at the gathering.

Chamber of Commerce Nassau St Chamber

Joliet Steel Company Dissolves in Formal Filing

Chicago June 5 The Joliet Steel Company dissolves after stockholders meet May 31 and assets are divided. Debts discharged and plant transfers completed since 1889 when Illinois Steel bought the concern. Secretary Green signs the dissolution with President Lim attesting. The company had operated mills in Joliet, Illinois, and lived on as a legal shell for minor assets until now.

Chicago Joliet Steel Company Cook County Green Lim Steel Company Joliet Ill Tihnois Steel Illinois Steel Company

Decline in Steel 4WD Iron Prices

Pittsburg reports in The Chronicle Telegraph of a general price drop for Bessemer and foundry iron this week. A Bessemer Furnace Association meeting in Cleveland on Saturday is expected to fix year end prices, likely maintaining a lower rate. Bessemer steel billets sell at 28 dollars a ton, down seven from the year's start, signaling broader reductions in finished iron and steel products.

Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph Bessemer Bessemer Furnace Association Cleveland Valley Furnace Bessemer Steel

Steel price cut rumors ripple through iron and steel firms

Reported yesterday that American Steel and Wire Co cut billets by $2 and No 1 foundry iron by $2, with other major firms said to follow. A company official suggested plans to manufacture its own raw materials to curb costs and counter a declining market, aiming for steel at $24 a ton and pig iron at $16.

American Steel and Wire Company

Maritime Vessel Movements Notice From Gibraltar and Key Ports

A fragmentary ship movement note lists vessels with ports and dates including Gardenia from Gibraltar on May 21 62 and May 21 events, Hull from May 19, Seminol to Jacksonville June 2, Clyde Oceanic from Liverpool May 30, White Star Aller Gibraltar May 28, Lloyd Lahn Bremen May 2, Lloyd Exeter Cit Swansea May 23 Bristol City Alliance May 30, Panama R R Fi Sud New Orleans June 1, Morgan Flaxman St Lucia May 30, Lamport Holt Caribbee St Thomas June 1, Quebec June 7 the Palatia Hamburg May 27 and Werneth Fall Swansea May ?, Buceros Gibraltar May 23 Haniel St Lucila May 31 5 Booth Friday June 8 Columbia Cherbourg June 1 100 Hamb Am Bedouin Gibraltar May 26 Newton St Lucia June 1 Lamport Holt Astoria Glasgow May 28 Anchor.

Gardenia Gibraltar Hull Seminol Jacksonville Clyde Oceanic Liverpool White Star Aller Lloyd Lahn Bremen Lloyd Exeter Cit Swansea Bristol City Alliance Colon Panama Palatia Hamburg Werneth Pocasset Buceros Haniel St. Lucila Booth Columbia Cherbourg Hamb-Am Bedouin Newton St. Lucia Lamport & Holt Astoria Glasgow

Postal Telegraph Cable Company Capital Reduction Filed

Albany June 5 A certificate of reduction of the capital stock of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company from 1 600 000 to 100 000 was filed with the Secretary of State today The amount of capital stock paid in is 1 000.00 The debts and liabilities are less than 5 000

Albany Postal Telegraph Cable Company

Hearing in Lorillard Bankruptcy Case Delayed to June 26

The bankruptcy hearing for Jacob Lorillard, postponed from yesterday, was adjourned to June 26. Referee Nathaniel Prentiss of 120 Broadway allowed two claims by Peter Lorillard and Henry J. Barley totaling several hundred thousand dollars after objections. A move to bring the case before Judge Brown of the U S Circuit Court seeks appointment of a trustee.

Jacob Lorillard Nathaniel Prentiss No. 120 Broadway Peter Lorillard Henry J. Barley Brown United States Circuit Court

Vessel sailings and mail deadlines listed in port schedule

The page lists ships and routes with departure and arrival times across St. Paul Southampton Antwerp Naples Tampico New York Nassau Havre Hamburg Havana and New Orleans among others. Vessels include Majestic Noordland Patria Barbarossa Caracas Yucatan Kaiser Friedrich Yucatan El Mar and more with specific times for mail close and saltings.

St. Paul Southampton American Majestic Liverpool White Star Noordland Antwerp Red Star A Patria Naples Hamb-Am Seneca Tampico Cuoa Barbarossa Bremen Lloyd Caracas San Juan Red Niagara Nassau N_Y Cuba Pretoria Adermada Quebec la Bretagne Havre French Kaiser Friedrich Hamburg Hamb-A Yucatan Havana Gregory Brazil Booth el Mar New Orleans Morgan

Assignee Reports Progress in Price McCormick Affairs

Curtis reports progress in settling Price McCormick & Co. affairs with no statement forthcoming for several days. Hayes to issue today a statement on Seymour Johnson & Co. assets and liabilities as plans to liquidate in two weeks are outlined.

Curtis Price, McCormick & Co Seymour, Johnson & Co Hayes

Shipping News From Port of New York June 5 1900

Port reports arrivals of United States transport Crook with 69 cabin and 30 discharges to the Quartermaster's Department, El Bruz bound for Philip Ruprecht, Hispania with 106 steerage to Hamburg America Line, Koenig in Luise with 108 cabin and 1 276 steerage to Oelrichs, Stamnes Friesland with 125 cabin and 34 steerage to Tremesious Navigation, Dieesnae Aller with mdse and passengers to Oelrichs, Royal Alma with 18 cabin to Outerbridge, Allianca to Panama Line, and winds at Sandy Hook before sailing of Taurio to Liverpool, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to Bremen, Grecian Prince to Montevideo, Elise.

United States Crook Walcott San Juan Santiago United States Quartermaster’s Department Bar el Bruz Williams London Philip Ruprecht Hispania Ger von Leuenfiels Stettin Hamburg Halifax Koenig Luise Volger Bremen Cherbourg Mdise Oelrichs & Co M. Stamnes Friesland Berg Nickels Antwerp Mdse St Kitts E Outerbridge & Co Allianca Skilling Colon Fortune Island Moise Panama K RK Ss Line Sandy Hook

Fire Raging in Calumet and Hecla Mine

A Chicago dispatch reports the Calumet and Hecla mine burning shaft temperature steady as fire rages underground. Gas escapes through cracks in the earth while a large workforce seals vents with dirt. Workmen are overcome by gas. one eight man team narrowly escaped asphyxiation and all were hospitalized.

Chicago Chronicle Houghton, Mich Calumet and Hecla

Storey Motor and Machine Company Incorporation

Trenton notes corporate growth with The Storey Motor and Machine Company formed in June, capitalized at 3,500,000. The new firm will manufacture electric and pneumatic products, reflecting expansion in industrial advancement within New Jersey.

Trenton N. J Storey Motor and Machine Company

Sole member of firm Raynor & Co at suspension

It emerged that E. F. Raynor was the sole member of the firm at the suspension on Monday. George W. McGown had been a partner and withdrew on April 20 when the firm dissolved. Raynor’s lawyers said creditors would treat him fairly and that with moneys due him he could meet obligations.

E. F. Raynor E. F. Raynor & Co George W. McGown

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