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GLEASON TAKES A HAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY'S TROFESPED IN?
TEREST IN RAILROAD FRANCHISES
IN THIS CITY.
At yesterday's meeting of tho Hoard pf Aldermen
an ? averse rapaci wars presented by thr? Railroad
Corr.mlttoe on tii.* indication of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company for permission to lay tracks
thriugh i-ixty-flfih and BtlWf -al I 111 at?., and through
tho transverse road in Central Park, on the ground
that douh'c tracks on the street? would bo an ob?
struction, and that the tracks were not necessary.
Thi? repor: was lai?, over.
The Hoard waa served with an Injunction scoured
by Alexander Hnddon. a taxpayer, rentrainlnr* It
from granting permission to the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company to make any changes In the mo?
tive power in Klghth-avc, nnd enjoining tho Board
from giving up any of the? city'? rights or interests
in the? Sixth or Elf. a ; h are. road.
Another order obtained by Lotir* Island ?City
through Mayor Gleasi.n temporari.y restrained the
. from granting any permit to the sixth or
th ave. rrillrorul connaii?' for a change of mo?
th.? power. It le asserted taat iho city should ac?
quire tho frnnchlf.es of both companies In accord?
ance with the tanna or the original grant, and I/one
Inland City as ? part of the Greater N'ew-lork will
havo an lnt.-rest In their disposition tUM preserva?
no?!.
Mayor Gleaaoa, in ?reeking or" his Injunction.
r- Id it w m <??? tho flrst of some ?.te;?? ?* was
frolng to take to "prot?f?l ihe people of Greater
S'? v.-York from the corporation?." H? was going
to mnki. a firrht. nnil make it all nions; tie Une.
T'.re cas.? agnine! the N.w-Yoik Alderman was
Himi'lv the llrst vt a number. There were others
f> follow In Queens and Kings counttoa, nnd he
might If he found occasion* Invade the "??.rough of
Richmond. The?? franchises, he declarM. should
never have bet-.?, clven In the flrel place without a
recompense to the city, a recompense that would
continue from year to vear.
Alderman Hau offered ? resolution directing- the
Corporation Counsel to take steps on behal' of the
eity to acquire the right* which, it Is contended. It
la entl-lrd to. The morion was referred to the Bait
road Committee, with instruction? that a report
be mille at the next meeting cf tlie Hoard.
wear atrocit? and thr mftbopofitan.
Fifty or more men. who said they represented
associations of taxpayers, property-owners and
etttrekeepera alona Sixth-ave. and Eighta-ave.. ap?
peared before the ofltoUB of the Metropolitan
Street Railway company yesterday afternoon and
a? red that th.-? waned to aid the company in
getting rid of lnlur.ctlons BO that the company
may pi ahead with th? work of bulldlnR under
grotind trolley roads, in the two avenues. Officers of
the , ?npany ? p lent at the conference were Pres?
ident 1!. 11. Via 'nnd. Vice-President Wldcner, Will*
lam c. Whitney, John D. Crbnmlna and Thema? K.
Ryan. Mr. Yr. ? Ian I read a star- ment to the c.'cct
that the compa iv could not go ahead While It v.-as
restrained bv Injunction? procured by the Third
Avenue Railroad Company, but that efforts were
beli.g made to have the Injunctions removed, and
that the work would go on si-nr.e tlmp.
.Mr. Vreeland'a statement was la part ns follows:
An lr.1unc:ion has bet ? laeued ? attaining tb?
proi-'-'titlon of this work by us penning nie ?ie
tennln.?tlon of noveri. 1 technical question? or not
much Importance, and aso the question whetner
the city of New-York has any option to pur has?
por'icr-s of the fixth and Flphth-ave. railroads.
\\. . ??? not fr.-t ?? tally concerned a? to whether
tills right exist? or not. We do not own the road?
pr ai ?eh In tao companiea which cwn them,
tve aimply lease them from their owner?, and pay
ali the rent they are worth. We have no con
s'derable Investment In them at thla ;rn:e. except
aome comparatively amali betterment? made alnc?
the lei!.-?.?? were executed. This question Is one be
tween the city and the stockholders of the sixth
and Eighth Avenue Railroad companies; but. it
wiii ba eeen, however, that if we Invest tha larg?
sum of money necessary to Introduce electricity a*
a motive power on these road?! we are liable to
And ??uve ves involve1 ?? litigation nnd will have
placed car capii where it will be subject to at?
tack. . . . We have done everything wa could
for you In pressing tlie hearing ;.?. court. "Waaaked
no time, but the ?lalr.tlff fought bard against hav?
ing Its own motion beard. The oa?? vai more
for the newspaper? than for courta of justice.
However, we forced the hearing, and the case
Will doubtless soon be decided. Until then you
must bave patience. Vft advice that your associ?
ation? take no action while this question is pend?
lut* before tho courts. If the injunction shall be
dissolved, ? new situation may be presented, and
ther, we will consrilt With you further.
An address to residents of the Weal Pide, signe!
by Cyrus Clark end others, was rend. It rraggesta
a meeting '? > protest against obstacles being; placed
In the way of Improved transit In EMghth-ave.
It was 'earned yesterday that the n??w owners
of the Sccond-ave. railroad had been quietly
canvaaslng the property-owner? a.ong that line for
their consent to a chang? of motive power. The
?ftrer?? of the company report that they have ob?
tained consenta to the Value of more than $13.0??,?????
and within a few days will have the necessary
tit, 000.000.
-? ....
THE FOREST-WHITNEY ? CO. CASE.
Another of the discretion-ry pool firms has been
summoned ta Centre Street Court to answer to
a charge of larceny. Thin time It Is J. D. Whitney
& Co. and W. F. Forest, whose offices are at No.
t? Broadway. John? ?- Travis, lawyers, at Xo. M
Broadway, obtained a summons from Magietrat?
Brann on Monday, in the name of F. H. Fer.oler, of
No Ml Eaat Twenty-flrst-st., who aliegeq that he
sent BOt ti J. G>. Whitney * Co. and that he re
eelved a receipt signed by v.". ?. rorest, which
etat.-d that the money had been Invested In wheat
and had earned a certain sum, which would he paid
to him, together1 with the principal and Interest.
Mr. I.'.vermore, of No. 10 Wall-st.. who appealed
in court wi;h A. IT. Spencer, the ?representative ?if
the iirm. told llaaltrate Brann tnat all claims
again?t the tlrm would be paid in Mme. that the
r.nn lad done a legitimate business, but lost its
moncv ?<! the time of the Fea ? failure. Mr. Trav's
?aid that It wes a clear case of "do .ge.?? ?\\0 Went
to Mr. (Spencer,?* Mi I he, -and he says that Forest
took tbe money and that Forent will pay it back
"We went to Forest, and he sa? that J. !>'. Wh'.tnev
ft Co. had plenty of money and will pay all tuet
Claim?, 11 'id ?Il tri ?-y w:i: I I? l?mo. TVen K.,'rest eklps
town ar.d now no one seems to ki ow where be 1?
There appears to be no such, per-on as Whitney."
"Mr. Whitney is in Philadelphia," brake In Mr.
Livermore. "He hits anotii.-r office there."
"At any rat?-," continued Travis, "they ehn?e nr-?
about, each denyln?? responsibility. Meanwhile mv
clien's are being robbed of their moncv. it Is a
parallel to the 75. B. Fean Company ens?." Mag"?
? rate Brann adjourned the res; of the hearing until
to-morrow afternoon.
CONFESSION OF A HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Captain O'Hrlen of the Detective Bureau went
to the Criminal Courts Building In a wrathful mood
yeaterday because a confession made by James
Falt?n, a pi isoner awaiting- trial for robbing Henry
HUde**braadt at NO. ],8_ Third??*?, on September
f?. had been mad? public. IIIM, rbrandt Is the col?
lector for the Fingier Brewing Company, and he
was waylaid and robbed in the tenement-houne In
Third-:;?. <?. as he wa.s going upstairs to his lunch?
eon. Falt?n grablvd him and held him while an?
other thief mole about ?JMN ?a cash and checks
belonging to the brewing company which the col?
lector heil With him. Falt?n was arrested, but the
other tl.ief got away w It h tho money. In his eon
f.--?..n Falt?n ha?s declared that a man named
"Billy" Mlll'-r wits hlj companion In the robbery,
but that "Jii?* Pranh" MoCoy and "Fan" Noble
planned tho robbery und hired him to take ]>art
!. It
WhtWl the Captain got Into Fart IV of the Court
of Ornerai Beaaion? yesterday be a^k'-d Judge Fita?
to I ave the caae ?f Falt?n called fur trial.
Assistant Dlstrtct-Attomay? Floyd en?l Carpenter
a^ld ti.'v w?;re not ready to po or. with the case.
Then Captain O'Brien said horly: "Why, you sal?l
you would be ready to-day. That mr.n has been in
prison lung enough. ??'1* case ought to be disputed
? : : i.i away."
'apta!:-. Crpiien ihen vent and had a talk with
District-Attorney Olcott, who said lit? bad ordere. 1
? t>oatpon?m?nt of D.ilion'.- trial In the exp-ctatlon
ling ;? ? ? g of guilty from Falt?n to-day. The
bi .-? nt the detective force appeurcd to be calmer
when he left Mr. 01c.itfs office.
ALLEGED TO HAVE GONE TOO FAR.
The Board of Electrical Control, of which the
?Mayor ?h chuir.-nan, paeeed a resolution at Its
meeting in the Mayor's office yesterday which
practical^ eaJ<. thfU Vahiu, VfrnoMt Coinmlesloner
?olila exceeded h!? authority In connection with
tha granting of a permit to open Eighth-aye? for
line PK 0f ?,.;???.??>? the motive power on th?
aren?U,^ra,7 KI"","r' ?rough? the matter to the
b?-r of oinm,,.'? U '"??? ;U"] *-??*? b"f"ln >l a nUrn
h mseK \T(? ' 'a' ??1? whl<?11 *?-*d *?aaaed between
_?p if "oemlaaioner Coll ?
?,, .?, ,".'?'"'?y,i'' _ ??''?'J ''* Wn? satisfied that the
t? a c?i?is ?.,;' ??** 1??'1 -?eon usurped by Oon?
?with ?. roanhi??.,,. ?.?., ??eie,l a long preamble
^takVwh :;'rr^r^f _*? '^rporatlor, Counsel
J ??? Pans of tl,o ?'? wrnT^ZSV'y^
\u!?r?i ti ?- ? "r,;" !f?,t0 ,h" -un?Mlona oftha
noarii or Klectrlcal ? oirro . t?.. \?.,..n_ ,,,,,,? ?,.
S le.oiiuioii, and it was mmmm SSffl?g.1*
COLLISION IN THE BAST RIYER.
A oin.ion oecurred feeUtOmf between the ferry?
boat /?lontana, which piles <m the, a?aoo***tt-at
f.rry |_M between New-York ai.d WUUaaMbtWg
ur.d t.'ie ?team llfhter John I'wlght, In the Baat
1 ? ? en .: . ..? ?Np. a^? iight.r had ran? earned
away and surnained ?ther dan.,?*, which will 1m ke
i_a wa**.il. h?? ^U'l""} h"r? ??*? *'"-ryb<i.tfS d__i
efce ??,??? BUgat .Nobody was hurt.
CAPTAIN REE I) INDICTED.
The rf.,|rlllK (;ran,. Jury of fJm (.rlm)nal IJranoh
Ktha United State? Circuit Court yesterday hand
e-1 to Jud^e Benedict a batch of ten liaii.r,?,..,,,?
againit alleged vtoUtora of tho ?Nderal aututoa.
WViiL?i , r";,"' '",","'',-,e,,a,'al"st C?PUla -Sdward
?BM Wltho???' ?lV?tl? G? F? ?Hk,??" iur '??lloloualy
"he ?.-w?? ? ?*?????*?-?? ?'-???ae wiihnoldlng food from
?itropcan ??oeertieemente.
IROPUNS AMO TRAVELLERS ???? find the Lomfon
office of Ihe Tribune, 75, Fleet Street, E. C
a convenient place to leave their advertisements
and subscription?, for The Tribune.
E
WHERE TO SHOP I!f EUROPEI.
DEBLNiiAMlTFREEBODY
By special appointment to
tier Majesty.
Fur Garments,
Costumes, Cloaks, nanties.
Silks, Laces, Dress Goods.
Special Exhibition* of
OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE
AM") OLD EMBROIDERIES.
Catalogues of all the above post free.
W.gmore Street (Cavendish Square), London, W.
Titr?e minutes' walk from Langham Hotel.
The Mmufacturtng
GOLDSMITHS' & SILVERSMITHS'
COMPANY,
112, Regent St., London, W.
Choicest Stock in the World
of
Diamonds, Pearls,
Rubies, Sapphires,
Emeralds, Opals,
&c.
By Roya! Wnrrnnt. At Merchants* Prices.
The Manufacturing
OOLDSMiTHS' & SILVERSnn HS* COilPANY
112, Regent St., London, W.
LEO A L IX TEL UOEXCE.
??.??'???G) RATT.ROAD TA.V AMKN'OMEN'Tfl.
? ???? ?'.i'KiHTont whs bearti >?< .'torrlay hy Justice
Brach in the Supr??ni<? Court upon a writ of cer
tiornrl ol.trillion by Hie Manhattan Elevated P.:?il
roaii Company io review the dedsloa of the. Tux
Cornmlsplon-ts npscsr-ln??; tho taxfiblo ?nliir* of Ihe
company's property at ?.?,??.???. A Similar appli?
cation for UM ?rent to the Court of Appeals, which
ordered a reaasesament hy th? T*x Commlselorere
on the point raised by tho company that the ???1???
of the surplus snd capital Stock was bnlnnced by
the cost of const ruction nml other expensen, and
that no taxation ?Oioulil 1?> Imposed. Justlco Beacn
?aid It would he well to have poire Undines on
which the case might te Anally disposed of and
suggested that the case should ho ?????rit to a referee.
Counsel on both sides agreed to this course.
%
FOPTKR MOTHER BBBK9 ?G.? CHILD.
Xlne-yp.'ir-old Annie Bovarla. wlMNM alleged ab?
duction caused great exf-lte ment in the town of
Colllnsv?le, Conn., recently, was before Justice
Smyth In the Supreme Court yesterday on a writ
of habeas corpus obtained by her adopted mother,
Jofcr'ihine Bovarla. The little piil is the daughter
of Pnullne Danornoy, who disappeared from her
home years a?;o. The little one waa subsequently
adopted by Mr?. Poyarla. Recently ?Annie's grand?
father has been trving to pet pooseaatoa of h>?r. A
car? fui ?canli for the air] after the alleged abduc?
tion resulted In the child being found In the Bhel?
triinc Arm?, in this citv. and iti?? matron ii.m
agreed to ulva the child to win.m the Court directs.
Justice Smyth adjourned tho case until to-day.
COURT OF APPKALI PECisjo??.
Albany, May 11.-The Court of Appeals to-day
decided that property situated on <1<t?1(* leased
from the city of Xew-York is not taxable. The
'.?vision is UM result of litigation on the part of
the International Navigation Company against the
New-York Tax Commissioners, and Is an affirma?
tlon of the decisions of the lower courts. The
court also handed down decision? to-day in tho
following caei si
Hannah Nirdlinger agt. Myer A. Hernhelmer, re?
spondent, and Augnata Nirdlinger, appellant;
Herbert ?Seattle sm. Henry c. Seattle and an?
other, appellants; Kmnia Miller agt. Edgar IV.
Youmana, appellant; Oeorge A. I.ance agt. Patrick
J. Bhailghnessy, appellant; Jackaon W, now.lish
agt. Eaea Page and otnera, appellants?Judgment
afllrmed, with costa,
The ?Ourt of Appea.s calendar for tp-morrow Is:
Nos. 110, 112. 2. 114. USL ID?, l-'l ar.d 12?.
COURT CLALENDARa FOR t? DAY.
Appel: ??> Division- ?????? Coart- Befen Van Brunt,
P. j.. William?, Patter??, o*Brlea and ir.irrBhKtn, JJ ?
L'ou?t oiim* at 1 j>. in. ?N'm. 03. li, |* ?J7, ,',7 Se, ?g,
2*?. ?"..-,.
BuprcBM CttUTt?gpsclal Term?l'art I ?IX/ore Anirew?,
J ?Jeotloa ?-alendar cauri at 10:30 h. m.
Bupresi? Court?BpeeLl Tarn l'art II?Sefere Cmyth.
J.?Court ??t?? at 10:80 a. tn. Kx parts awttera,
Supreme Court -Bpeclal Ter? i'.oi m Bet?r? ?????
noee, J.?Divor?as: Nos. 44'.'.'!. -ir.??. ?(?ci 47^1 ?899 ?1933
41*17, ?747. ???, 44101. *?2?, ?SOS, 4717. fleer
suprema Court -.<t.?-'?:?ii Term l'art IV Before Tc<arh
j.--l?*w and fact: Ses. 8000, ?aia, 4887, 4880 Clear.
Supreme Conn .'?; la] Tena pari V Befor? lUisasan,
J.- ? .111.??.?? to l?e Seal frolli l'ari l\' (Of tilii.. Csse un- |
aaiahad.
??.ijr.rne Court 4pejlal Tens?Pnrt VI-De .'or? Pryor.
i . . ?e? to be m) frrMTi l'art IV for tr ?al. CSM BB
fmlshi i.
.<iil>r?ii?j Olii ? ?Sl'l'l?! Term?rart VII- Refore Tnias,
J.? Elevate?] railroad esees. <'??e unfinished.
suitirr..? court -Trial Tenu- l'un il- Before Fr?*lm?n,
J. Preferred esuse?; Noe. 12n.o. Un'.;:. 13301, 13081,
lUOD 12233, IZS37, I220S 122??. Case -infln' ? :
Sui..? ?? -?? Trial Terra ???p in iw..r* Duero. .T.
?Xo? 8013 Mil. MIO, 6?7?? 6128, BON, .'..".'-4, UC4, 28S2,
4i;7:>. .'.-Tu, |M4, ??T'. ,?7^4. ? ?.. unfli
Suprema ? '.urt?Trial Term Pari IV Before l'nr.man,
.1. CaasSS to OS ?"nt from Pari III f..r trial. ri??.r.
Supreme Court- Trail Term l'art V?Befot? I ?aly. J.?
(.'un???? I? lie ?SBt from l'art III f..r trini. Clear,
Bupreste Court?? Triol Tsim Part vi?Before Booic
?tsver. i ??causes lo ?? Baal Ureas Pan III for trial.
Casa unitala! ? I.
Supreme i'cu.t?Mil T?rm?Part VII?Before Gl'lt'r'.ch,
J.?Kos 67W, 1<???. 8S5L ::47o. 413'.?. .'.i?;*>, .'IS??. .Vija,
17M, r,rs>2, 3083, ."..Y'.'l. MM, 5333, .G?--'?".2. 6*12*4, *t*v, t\ti,
cam, 8731, 0813, 3834, 810&, B0T3, 0332, 4.?74. Csse ????
Ished.
Supreme Court - Trial Term?l'art IX ?Before BJachoff,
Jr. J.?Causes to be tent fruin I'lirt \'l I ! ? ir al. CSM
unfiniK?i' ?.
Bupreste Ceaut?Trial T?rm r.i-t X- rt>f.ir? M<*Artam,
J.?Cause? to be ?fnt from l'art Vil for trlat ?ase un
flnleheii.
Bupreme Court ?Trial Term?Part Xia-BeforS MacT/e?.n,
.T.?(.'aune? to be ?.?nt rum preferred calendar ?..r trial,
i'ler.r.
auprean? Court- Trial Term?Faits VIII ar.l XII?Afl
Journad for th? ttrm.
lSiirrii(rate'e Court ? *hamb?r?--Before Arnolil S.?No.
1207, ?nil Of l'avi,: Kerirr, at 10:3<? a_ rn. Wills for pro
liate: Kd-.vnrl ?. ?.??t:.).?:!)?, John <5. Kampf, Orr*?. N.
Kenn. KaUwrlaa Rascher. Anna R, Tletjeo. Alcxaniler
Ralstoa iitKl Anna Carr, nt 10:30 a. m. ; Kllzal.eth ??.
Dasraoa, ?\:lllnm P. ?Vrlirl.t, Henry II. Krurlener and
BassaaM Hnrrle, at 2 p. m.
^un ??rate'? Cuurt?Trial Term?Befor? FIt2r;<*raM, B ?
No. 1271. V, 111 of lirirtgci Ilelllv a? lo.:fo a. m. ; No. 1?M5,
?rill of Maria Chinici?, at 1?.?.?0 a. m. ; No. J27S, will ot
Ii.-ivM B. Oppenheim?!?, at 10J0 a. in.
City Court?Hpeeial Term- He'..re Pltzslmona, J.?
Court opea? at 10 a. m. Moti m al 10-00 a. m.
City Coiit-Trlal Term-l'art I?Before Schur-hman, J.
?No?. 1617, lesa, imo. ?aia, ueo, test, une, iwi ? t??...
C.?:: 4"1" ????, 17"0. 544. ?1038, I?*':,'.,. 17U. 1717, )7l'.i,
17'.?? IBM. 15?, ?M\ 1G.47. 1.-.4S, l.%4.?. UB?, l?:.7, IMI,
KV'.?' CSM unf!nl?ti??il.
Cl'tv Cuurt-T?-Ial Term- G? rt II-B-f .re ?'??? v?r, .1.?
No? ?Jiin IMI.'???. 9433, 3483, 3484. 248?, '?44?. 3tlT, 2108,
24'?'., ".'47.-., 2-l*V?. 24'M. ."???.'Il, 2141, liaO, f.lSOu., B1S7H,
i,"..:' 2430 ?'.?.' ? uaflnlehed.
"citv Court?Trial Torni l?art III?Bef->r? Vxn ?V.rk.
G X?Nos 11064, ?18, 8404, 238S, jBTt, ^12:1. IOS0, -???,-,
?."? 2S03 2062 20?? ai7?>, 3008, ?.'*.7, 3508, 3318, ?'???,
L'm?i asit, ?aia, Bla, esao. awi, wra, tea?, 2:>2t>. ma,
2537' 292S.' ?'?".ir.
??l'tv Court- Tr'al Tr.rm--T*art T? --Bef ir? M.^.irth?, J.
a'nori csusrs. Noa 4831 6280. r.ibo. r..-i?,. ?eoe, 4???<?,
8306 MOI. Si?. 6843, 4880, Itti l'ouity esses l?os.
3S1, SaT ??*'*? C?-nr.
RfBRBBI APPOINTED.
Sup:?? m?? Court
I.v An.lrevv?. J.
Pellssler ng*? M^Klh! In--John II Jud-je.
?.? ? a-rt. ? .hn?- OeOTS? C. Aiutiti.
n*iiiriit Hirt Kollir H.cliar* M. Il'-nry
KJXl?Srl5m?N Company Mt Ntulraoy- Howard
JarobS
By Smyth. J.
I.,. ??raaf arrt. Orhr.-ne--Thomas Alllaon.
Matter of r-enift.-nUr?; J?-??S S. Nel???.
Matter of V|e?m?n..- ''l.arlee '"'??";?;"?'? .?w... rv>_
Krinn Ruit rl.k Con. Co. a?!. TrlaMa? B. Arprialt Co.?
Arthur D, w.u.:,.?..?. .. _
Rutrpert apr?. I'm ?..??-RI'liard M. Henry.
Mstter of "hsrle. Howsrt J. 8*o*ter
Bsumano act Uieka UlHaa " An-irews
l!..wle a?t. Jun?e Thou.as ). D*ma***T.
Matt.r of lliehy- John 11. ?'??.??.
Hy Jlea-'h. J.
llunzel set. .???*t*? John Uelaliunty.
?sjDCCrVaTBJ ?G???????.
.Supreme OSWi
Ry Fmyth. J.
Mutuai Mfe iasaesaee Osaajaaf agt Thome? it. t,.?
?"?L.n.;,r?i? ?'.",;!:?':?.. trame* a. WMie Bsaajs ?.
Isvnclc.
?? BaMafe. J.
Anne M. Winters ogt. John W. ?????-a?*>?G? A
BM?rrl? Berser agt. Solomon narrls-Msurtoe ?. Blu
ineithal.
Hy Pryor. J.
juso p. MNa sat John ?. Usuisi Usara m. f*mtt*%
By Ar.dres?. J
John And.r?on f?ft """"'h **** Um" U Br*nt?
Ilv r.erkmsn. J.
Anltman A Taylor ?o. art. KreJerlrk J. Fvma Bob-rt J.
Fox._
STANDARD OIL LIQUIDATION.
There WtW fu-ther ?ale? of H.an.l.,r?1 OH Tr,.?t
certificates v.ntu^y at HI ???? atsltt wer? ot
312?,. William HockefcJler *ttli*?tkA? a ??*? cor
poratlo**, with a ospitai or .??,000.000, was to be j
(?nropcan Ti?orrtlermema.
?^????//???????/.????/'? " /? f. SSK/\f. _M?W?*_ ? ?^"
JAS. SHOOLBRED ft GO.
(.Established 1822.)
Entire House Furnishings and
Decorations, Direct Carpet Im?
porters, Inside and Outside Blind
Manufacturers, ?Bedding Manufac?
turers and Cabinet Makers, House?
hold Linen, Ironmongers, China
and Glass.
JAS. SHOOLBRED & CO.,
151 to 162, Tottenham Court Rd.,
London, W.
! JAMES SPENGE ft CO.
(_aTABM8H_D OTSR HAM-A-CBMTi RY.i
I ?General Drapers, Silk Hercers and Outfitters
Rebuilding of Premises.
?RIZAT
Diamond Jubilee Sale
NOW ON.
Unparalleled Reductions
In All Departments.
James Spence d? Co.,
76, TO 81, ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD,
London, I. G.
IR?SHTI??NS
At nanufacturers* Prices.
made and marked without charge.
IRISH LACES
Direct from t?? cottage workers,
beautiful examples of Irish
industry?At first cost.
Walpole Bros., Lim.,
" Belfast House,"
Belfast. Dublin and
89, New Bond Street, London, W.
U R S !
Our individuality of design and exclusive
styles, combined with the very best
selected skins and superior workman?
ship, have given our garments a world?
wide reputation among those who are
connoisseurs in furs. We challenge
competition, and cordially invite inspec?
tion. Strictly a *- l-'ur House."
TheCrafton FurCo., Ltd.
164, New Bond St.. London, Eng.
60 Hay market, London,
s? ___.
TAILORS,
.^ri; For Ladies and (ientlcmen.
??*??*-*'Th'.? m?st exclusive modes
p? I to be found in London. Wo
G iSilCr number among our clients
many ot those who are rec
AND ognized as the leader?; ol
_ fa5hion in America and
OQflS, England.
- ? 215-219. REGENT ST.. W.
LOnuOn. 173, FEN CHURCH. ST. E.C.
PETER ROBINSON
Dry Goods Store, Oxford-St.,
London. One Hundred shops
and Show Rooms. Latest
fashions, best style, moderate
prices.
Jewellers and Silversmiths.
Joseph Heming & Co.
Old Sitter Plate -Old Sh? fliciti Plate.
Old Family Jewel??Novelties lor Presents.
28 Conduit St., Undo., IT., adjoining ?'Bedf.n,.*?
King I am Not,
Prince I am
Not,
But 1 am JUGLA
THE CLOVER
Whom You All Know.
24, Coventry St., Iondon, W.
WESTOBY & C0.9
AMERICAN TAILORS,
40 West Strand, London,
n... ?n MctroDol? ?nd Victoria? Hotel.. Moat
mamaeate pr*?? ???.n.l.teut with ?ood ma?
terial aud Utr*.t work.
THE AMERICAN ~~
Shoe Company,
American Shoes in London.
169. RECENT ST.. LONDON.
Highest grades of l.aJies', Qents' and
Children's American Sho?s kept in 5tock.
H. P. Truefitt, Ld.,
13-14 OLD BOND-ST., LONDON, W.
CThrough to Burlington Arcade.)
and Hotel Cecil._ _ .
nifhTl.?? B?lrdr???.l?!* byf-m?l? ??pert?. ?Mie?**
ud ?Tlilropndr b? "??wTork ep?rator?. Hr?t oet
en); ??America? Skitlng Saloo.?" la _u?doa.
NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Charles Morrei?,
??THE *.owfllkBO?f_ loAmntr?.?. **'???!
???a.mm ?__.?< Set ?? rr??i?nt? ?ad Sporlaltle? I.
??CIVET CAT. J?T?*ir?f. IttthettaiVtat$a.*4*Mte.
00 A 61 l:l Hi. 1 NO 11? Aiililll , l'iti AIMLLT, LO.XDt?.
PARIS SHOPS.
*:?%&<?4?'?
louis vu.TT.01rs
New Trunk,
"The Papillon,"
It the lightest known.
PARIS, t u _ ..
I, Rue Scribe.
LONDON... e? _
454, Strand.
lonaai ?? Ok?? thi? pli\?-o of the old tru?t. II? had
nut bMrd tli.il ill?? MtaUadtal trust MrttSefttM
ha.i oeea tona ? f""1' WIMtMi t?> MO.????.?*?'. It
mliihi I??? Un??, hut. If ?o. it ????? not <*??t? to hi?
knowledge- i.ioui'iati.in <.f ti??? mart wa? proeiti
Ina ?nil wiiiild I.? ????-?oiiii'ii-h'??! In dlM ??????. Tha
h, .?? of in?? uuht ?iu-k were rec.mnf .-riin
,?'?,?.?, that eavrieA a prof?rt lottata im.-r.Ht In
unilerlylni companl??. Afu-r thin llquldiitlon wa?
.011.1.1. t.J It won.?! be lime enough to ?ay what
would b? don? lo th? way or riorgaaUatioo.
European QHiticrtieemcnts.
F?RS
P.M. GRUNWALDT, PARIS.
6, Rue de la Paix.
Americans before buying furs should inspect
the GRUNWALDT flODELS. The largest
assortment of choice furs in the WORLD.
GRANDE MAISON de BLANC
? PARIS ?
J. LOUVET & SES FILS
paopRfi?TAiRxa
TABLEAND B * D LINENS
WOVEN BY HAND ON OUR OWN
LOOMS, HAND'K'FS, CURTAINS
BLANKETS,
KTC. ETC..
TROUo.-AUX.
We <-?utl?iii our <?ll.;it? that we have no linaif,
nor i._<?i?i in K.w-Terk, u: 1 beg ?f 111 ? ? r u tu writ? U?
directly iur their order?.
O Minil<-\ ri ni il,??? I .-???nrliir??, PARIS.
O. BOTKH. Mnniiirer.
SPAULDIINTG & CO.,
Jewellers and silversmiths.
Call ?In? nl l<?ii I Ion nf Amerli-nna ?rt.ttlnsx
I'nrla to their I .u u M fu I <-<>l ????-? Inn of lila
in.>ml? unii otti,??? pili Imi?. ?Imi,??. Orlai nul
?. ml nulli m? <l?--?I ti ???? In ?mWmiTf. fl??' ? n u?li?-?.
nrllntl?' ?lli-er??iii-e. ??I??. Sol?? r???,,??????? In 11 v.-a
In Parla of the (?iorlinni M fu. Co. of New
York.
36 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris.
Stete und du ?Win St?., ( hir.iqo.
Savoy Hotel, London.
HOTEL DE LU.XE OP THE WORLD.
SAVOY RESTAURANT
Of Ga.tronomlr? Fame.
Band piava on the l.rriwc ovrrlnoklnar
The Kiul.n nl.iiirnt ?Jardena. and River.
?Tlief de Col.lne w.v.rpllM ??. "??-??,?.__
Maitre K.eolUcr.MAJ,ACERS* < h. ??VUESAKD.
The Hotel Cecil,
London.
The largest and most magnificent in Europe.
Perfect in every detail. Location un?
rivalled, facin. and overlooking the Em?
bankment Gardens and river Thames. Un?
surpassed cuisine and the best selection of
wines ever oi.cred. 700 bedrooms and 300
salons, privato ditiiii_ rooms, and public
reception rooms.
G. P? BERTIK!, Manager.
Hotel, Pnrln.
nfco'a. KeW-Tl
ou it ?st-?-un?. London.
?Ornn?l Hold. Purl?
?.?????????'?. ?" e ??-Y orle
Criterio
THE
LANCHAN* HOTEL,
London.
l'nrl villini Situation In I'm tinnii Tiare.
At T,?j? at r.ou??iit M. W.
Convenient for f hi? Beat Mi opt. Theatre?, F.te,
Every Atodcrn Confort and Convenience,
foderate Tarif?.
The Walsingham House
And Bath Hotel,
PICCADILLY.
THE BKOAOWAT OF LONDON.
Overlook? the Park ?ml oreupie? the flne?t
position In London. Apartment? .it nintlerate
?fe_r_*M fur ? ?liort ?ir Ion;* period. t'?l??lne
m?na;;cil ).y an experleut-eil Kk-eneh chef. '
Telc_ranm, "Snlanc." > O. <;_L?.RDI.
London. ? Scr"y ?ft Mut? ?are G.
Horrexs New Hotel,
London.
CORNER NORFOLK ST. & STRAND.
With perfectly ? |>|iol ?? teil nmilrrn nr
p????p?????, ????????????????, IJrvaliie
l-:i????trl?? Unlit?., eli?. I.oentlim mi.-i
i-inlinl. neur I .:? %* I ourl?. I iiiliiinl.
nient. nnil ????????|,?? ? ? ??,-iitr. - : 18 niln
?ite?' ?viilL fr??in W .?. ?,,, |,, ? ?,. ,? \l,li,?v.
Onilill.na ?? ? ?I Hull ,-oiuiii un lea t lou irltli
nil port? nf London.
Ito. 4 ?ft ?? Norfolk St.. continued n?. here
tofore.
W. HORREX, Proprietor.
Special Designs In
Silks for 1897.
French Millinery/&/&<&
/ **_^ / ^ ?_??*
And /F/**
Costumes, /f/^^
?? /?/Laces, Ribbons,
A/ Hosiery, Flowers
And Dress Materials.
m
JAY'S
Regent St., London.
Costumes, Mantles,
Tea Gowns, Millinery,
In Exclusive and Original designs.
?? The charm of Jay's Costumes Is their
graceful simplicity and originality of
design."?Cour: Journal.
JAY'S (Ltd.) Regent St.. London.
Fashionable
Artistic
Furriery.
AH Goods Now Marked
AT SUMMER PRICES
In Plain Figures.
International Fur Store
(Jay's, Ltd.),
Regent Street, London.
Upper Norwood, Queen's Hotel.
N.ar Cryatal l'uloo?, Ute?M. HeallMeat ?Ituatl-n Ut
ElilUml, Lovely ????. ?**?**? rtllBg ?4?? frjin t'? ?I
per d?jr. Special term? tor ??r*? parti??. (MV??!?!
11*10 ?crvlc. _
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.
EMI? Family Hotel. Overl.?ok? ?ea-wall piomeii.?u? ... .
I?*n?. Km? publie room?. l'cr(*cl ?anitatl n. ?shadel
?lectrlo lichte Lift. D.U.au cul?ln?. Chute? wloea.
Julr? A. freight or, Mgr.
Qiiann'a Hntnl .?.on ?h ??.???_. lOrtanaouth.
Ueon H ?????, Fln. rr.,rln? view Fucine
1*1? of Wight. L*??"?)/ ?Id Knr.l-riH. Tenni*, .?.. Al
Join? Hn\o? Yacht Club. Fre?juent boat a ?o Cowm. Ryde
? nd bouihamp?_ **lloy?l Pier Hotel" under Mm?
drrecttun.
Tho Howard Hotel.
N.irfolk Street. Embankment. London. TUt? newly
?rtrtf? Hotel I? rapici? with ?very ni.?l?rn comfort. ???G?
look? Embankment end liner. Klenant an?l ?partou?
public room?. Klevtrlc Light throughout. American ?ra?
un? elevator? Heed larlff. _
Jl'Hll.l.i: UONI ."? Large, w?ll fuinii?l?e<1 privat,
houae !.. I< t. tninainiiii; two In U?l ?Hl -n loom?,
eight Iwdiixin^. I????? doubl? ?- ?paclOIM .?????.??>?.
tia.i, iiMi.ii Aotmeeth ??(?!.??. ...ilknu dlaun? ? from
?,?.?? t Knd, park* ?n4 ?'.?.,? ?? t?um minui.? lnm. O?
fm.I riii.i?; ginj.1 cooking an.l a-t.-iiit?n.'e left; tNlO for
tuonili O? Juna ?0*??4, ?-r ?.ffei? entritalne? for two
month?. Apply .lir??-t to
? ? UN fi. IH Newman Bt., London, W.
t?nropcan ^ouertieerarnt?.
Cockburn Hotel.
Henrietta 5t.,Covent Oarden, London.
Cockburn Hotel?
9, Endaleigh ?ardena, London.
Cockburn Hotel,
and Turk..h Baths, Bath Street, Ola*, go w.
Mra. A. D. PHILP. Propr'a.
Great Northern, North Eastern
& North British Railways
(England & Scotland).
Tlie East Coast "Express" Route
?'ETWEEM
ENGLAND & SCOTLAND,
via th?? cathedral cities" of Peterboro', York and
Durham.
DIN ? NO CAUS for first and third class pas?
sengera are attached to th?? 2.20 p. m. expr?s?
from LONDON (?????? Cross) to BDINBUROH
(Waverleir), and t?? th?* 2.20 p. m. express from
BDINBUROH (Wavi-rley) to LONDON (Klne's
Cross).
BLEEPIN'O CARRIAOES for first rias3 pas
eenprerr?? are attached to all nl-rht trains.
RUGI or PILLOWS are supplied on hire to
first and tnir'i cia*.s paaaenaora
TOT'TtlST TICKETS are issued from May !.t
Until October .'Met, piial-litig travellers to brenV
their journey at all points of Interest on the
direct route between London and Peotlnnd.
PAMPHLETS nnd all Information ran ba ob
talred from Mr. Frank C. Clark. Ill Hroad?vay.
HKXRY ????-??. Oen'l ????.??t O.N.R
OEO. B. OTRHS, On'l Manager rf.as.as.
.1. CONACHER, Ocn'l Manager NBR.
March. 1S07.
Great Western Railway
of England.
"ROVAI OXFORD" or "SHAItESPEARE"
Ronte.
Pimrnrrer? from ?ml to America have ?h*
choice of
THREE ROUTES
nPTWPP\ mvpiipooi. ftWB MIDOli
1?The llovnl Oaforil or Sim U??p?-n rr Roo'.??
Z?The \\ ?.r.-.st.T Ronte.
.1?The II.???.for.I .-mil l.l?.f?ee?ler Honte.
The aXmUwmr !>H"???? |liroin|h aonn? of the
Mo** l"l<-( .n?...,,,,,. S.M'ncrv In thi? Cnnntrjr.
T'..? fi.ll.ni ?im pine?, can he viaiL-<l en
routei
??(?:????_??? nt the pt??? anelont cltlia ?
Enfrian*.
SHRRWSRritY.-ll.etl In Ar".q'i?.rlan lnt-r*?t.
WARWICK?For Wirwlrk Casti?.
I.P*MI\<;TOX?F-?r ? ?? I] worth Castle awl Ouy'
niff
ST" ?TPORn-OX-AX'OX?Shak'?r">r?'a ttttt
t lace,
n?Fonn-.Tti? ri?v or rr?n??r??.
ai.ot i;if?Vor Rink? Park ?rntcti bttwsrt to Will
I?.? p?.nn . v.. . ..-,?I?? nf FaaBSylVBBlS.
*rt'f\r???OT? ?'?vr'.t?. tr.? r.^m? ef Mm Q'l??n
tup? p\itp?? t? ?,????? ?pe?
let elna?. $7.0??.: a?J olns?. S"..UO. :i?l .Isa?, flOa
llrii'.Kiii.?.?? .li.-.U.-.l tlironsrh. Special F.i
lir??*? iiriin? nre run t?> LONDON from PI,Y?I
'?I 'I'll for* the ??onvcnlcnce of |ina?ens;er?
?-.nili..r nt flu? f port.
??G??? tan be p*.??p?? in NEW ???? of Mr
PRANK G CLARK. Ill Rrnailirav: Masses. COOK A
?OV 211 nrH M"I nrr.nr1-.-iiv
.1. I?. AVII.KI\??0\. Oenernl Manager.
????.????p Station. ?>??a?-. March. 1S9T.
The Imperial Hotel. Malvern
I? Iks mist r?n:ral point f?r Antfrlmn, rVslrln?? to vi?.
Worrr.ter. Shrensl.ury. Hereford, Btratfort-on Avon, St*
Visitor? ess ?p?nrl tha day at thoso rllff?T^nt place?? ar.
return in the evenln? to The Imparts!, loiat?* in ?uper;
private groanaU uni thrjro':?h!y modern.
WARWICK.
"Wnnlnnnl?" Oealral for? visitera to Kenllwor(I
nlSlipiDI, u , Btrmtfora? ., Avon.
?,?????>?.??\.
I'lornnrlnn Tf/^r.il l'at.-.ni/.".l 1 y best American an
1 ?.?G?????? HOtel Enfi??), fetali1**?. Table d'hote
? p. m. sarsISS,
????)?*??????.
??R-?lc<?r?I?l "' Hl*l ili".e Ut? .,G??. In It? own ma?
l)Cl**IM.I(l. ni:l"?-nt ?mim*?.
hll.LAIIMll,
fii-f.'if 8-**th?rn ?I 1. afosi central position of Ik
tin ill ,?1((. rxitrtet.
II.I'R % CO ?I II? IXeefti Heron).
?ThcC?.l..nuwoo...?' gg-j^gg B'?'tu
MM II ? ATRI \ P.
Tmfccipli'c Uottt. Postmir. Fishing;. 6p#clH te.m
I KISS.l(,II .*i pei. Kffk lnr;ug|ve.
?forrinit Resorts.
Yhc International Palace Hotels.
The I lio/lri h G.-????????,
CAIRO.EsTpt,
The Riviera Pnlii????.
MICH.Frnncr,
Tl>.? \?. -i?, ?il ?-. Pnliioe,
1.1S ?ION.-Portimi?'
? li- I.il l'Ini:??.
OSTP.XIl .Ilei ietti in
Tll?? ??':.! nlri l'i? I ?..?<?.
NALOJ ?. P\*. \IH\E.?ivrltzerlano
TI??? Kniunier Pula????,
THKH Yl'l\.Tnrkey.
Tli?? ?.t?? fnlii.?..
? i?\*T WTIM.I'l.P..Turkey
Til?? <?<?. ???.???? lltti-rilutloiinl,
BRIXDI8I.Itnlr.
Pee lafornuitlon, ikksts to ?p point? nrd t.> rsMfss a
?om modal km apply InUrnatlonal s. C. ?'...'? oi?.'ej. ?
. ,-|. . it. ?. ?. ?, o :: Piece ?!?? l'Opera, Part?,
Hotel Continental,
Hotel Chatham,
~ Hotel Binda.
Paris.
{Restaurant P. Cub?t,
irrt eUAMW, irl.vsF.l:. ir.iiis.
M .-t ?:. ?.p? ... ? ...?...... In Kuiop?. 1:- .mm.nl. r
in Am.rl':. .. (cr p.rf??l ?ul.ln. ?? ? fln. win...
GRAND HOTEL de Ga?????'e,
15 HUE SCHISE.
??????? TUE GHAND OPERii.
The Modem Hotel of Paris.
E. AHMBHUSTEK. Manager.
Hotel do Lille et d'Albion
???j:?,, P.iie VI. Honore. Pari?,
!l,.tw.M-u Ut? i '?alert?e ????????*"" Pince \>0
...,,..T. ut .1 >?*w Oner?. ?.?? ???????????? ar
r?na?minis ?St G milles. ?.???????.? Hall.
G,?????.? ???? ?????s. ?.,'"?.,?? ,?1*1"? ???
KlMMmi "?.???????? ?mi." Pilli?.
?????p?.???. HPMIV ???????.
? , 8* Ttn? nunr?i? s??r 0*il Opera, G?????? 1 ?teta??
PariS, Elect', lula?, .na?/ rooau. ?sci eoo- Moiitrst?.
Hotel de l'Europe,
BREMEN.
Gd Hotel de Rome.
_BERLIN.
BADEN-BADEN,
Hotel d'Angleterre*
Magnifiicnt Hotel. finest Situation
1 Icctiif Light, rtodern Comlort.
W?rttemberger-Hof,
NURENBERC.
Of Station.
To Rl-rM
Of Stati?-?,
Grand Hotel,
NURZNBERC._?
Bayerischer-Hof,
NURENRERC.
Gd Hotel Continental
?ryi ? ? I O U ?^ Mod.? ?Comforts,
?foreign Resorte
oa**aa*?aA*tearOm*o^,**.t%a*s*,*a^ * -**w\y%r%r?s^^-*?\^ m m * - - ? p. ????/?*??>???G??
Hotel Four Seasons,
MUNICHa -afettl*?
Hotel Marqoardt,
STUTTGART.
Hotel National,
8TRAS8BURG.
MAYENCE
Hotel de Hollande
Steam beat IhrouqhouL Lift. Fireproof ataircaaa*.
Hotel d'Angleterre,
Rttifte Steamer? ffaJI?..?-.??.AA feaaat
Land Opposite. mayenC6e Sft*-****Jea?
Baths-of-Homburg.
??1G AV HOIR FROM f K4M.I1K1 ON-MAI??.
Ritters Park Hotel,
Residence o H.R.H. The P. ?nee o! Walre ia Membraef.
Hotel Disci.
COLOC ? E. BMSaSir
Bad Wildungen, cerman,.
Near Gassel & Frankfort.On.Main,
Heiiith rc*s r. for lh* fire of di%ea?oe of fesa
Kidnc>s, Bljddor and all I rin.irv Orqan?.
HOTEL & VILLA GOECKE.
First (Id*.?* fdm'iv hcuv. flose to tbe
enode aad Spring . Mo? t thtjr-ninqK <Mttf-t*??.
Opei all lh?? ymmr r? u id. ? tei (or chotes
dinners <*.nd finest ?a! tes. Biths, ? ??*? le*tass.
Carriage* dt the station.
H. ClOECKH, Proprietor,
Purveyor to the Royal Court.
The Grand Hotel.
_Brussels._
THE 8PLEN0I0 HOTEL
si:? Flit >N G .
_OSTFNO._
? S "?" ?? 1ST 3D
I.I '.LA .11 M.
Great Ocean Motel?
'at f'ass. On the Sea Iront, lit. Uc-tric 1 lobt
Hotel iVSertian,
_Ostend._
Hague, Hoi Sand,
????G?? LL'XB. H?TF.L DE LVXB.
HOTEL des INDES.
finest Kou?e in Nolfend, be?*t ruisine. Bond
during dinner. Splendid apdi-fment?? n?mty rei
throughout. Bath?. In.rdre-r.se.. t-Vivate
lorriage?..
C. Fa HAULER, V.V ManasT??*.
i?UT ANI WTH IP FRANCE^
Hotel de la Ville.
filali.
I ?irr ?i.'Ura '[?"uf.ltsf
Ir.??ilri.' ? m Tiri.
All Bori??
Imrmri
'??fas?
Crand Hotel
[ Rail war tutet?
siMpisf r?-?,
J ofl?***?,??*.
Milan. "?"""
K.^fUraej J
Grand Hotel Bellagio
AND HOTEL VILLA. VERDELLO*??!
Bellagio, Lake Como.
HOTEL
ROYAL DANIELI
ALI. tlODLKS COMFORTS.
raVWU REFITTED.
VENICE.
Gi-aa.l faul,
Spi..did tiaex
HatUle ? l-rfa8.
Tw.Llfaa,
Stessi Rasa.
K?llw?7TI'S-*B*?
Grand Hotel
?Us?wae4??
Mattasi
-, , ? B??t l?iMl?UI
\? A? ri ? ?f4? Ch ' <a ltalr.
VCI.?L?I ??p.t.4PI.,t.
Ha. s rn*?g?????mt ?? **"* J Pr-rprlsl.*-**.
Florence.
Grand Hotel d'Italie.
THE ONLY MODF.nti HOTSL TJB
FLORENCE.
The Savoy Hotel.
HOTEL CONTINENTAL,
Ko VA I. 1)W LA 1??.?.
_ Florence? _
TURIN.
Grand Hotel, et d'Europe
CAftXES. VRAJtCoX
Hotel Beau Site,
_ Cannes.
Lucerne?Switzerland.
GRAND HOTEL NATIONAL.
First C.lasa. Ile*t f.iluatlsa
On the Lake*.
Electric I-ixlit TliruuKhoat.
Proprietors. Pfyffor A Co.
Gd Hotel de la Paix,
GENEVA. SWITZERLAND.
Hotel Beau Rivage,
CENEVA.
Magnificent poaitlon on tha lake nppiialag
Mont Blanc. Beautiful terrace. CoocartS
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