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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
40 pr,yc ron NETy CLUBHOUSE.

A new clubhouse the New-York Athletic Club ap'
pears castle at present IN spite OF inc glowing
descrpou published about what the ne" edihee woud
= r,u,une roporter visited the New.lork Athletic
,,uhhouse az Ffy.nfthst. and SXth-aVe, last nahs'
but the mention OF building caused looks OF amaze
ment on the faces of all II a new home was eontem'
plated they certainly knew nothing about H. eey ssa'
y = Iuoueer one Of the Board OF Governors, said'
,rht ,ok about a new clubhouse originated from some
conycr.aton, between few OF the members They
seemed 10 think that ought to have inner clubhouse
,hap the one now being erected for the Manhattan Ahlec
Club I have been member OF the boau vi "0'eino's
Wv , ar. and have attended every meeting held and
M uhiet has certainly been mentioned at any OF
,ho. meetings or the story that the grounds Tor
new clubhouse had selected and that arrangements
lind been made other club to occupy our presens
-. =, ,thout foundation The next important meet
~ ., rho cub will be held on first Tuesday In Sep.
tember We will then appoint committee Tor the nom'
alton of new Board of Governors, the meeting ior hs
election Of which will be held the following TuesaAS'
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ELIZABETH.

District No Q st Patrick's Alliance, electen INC
foIIoving officers Yesterday william T. Gogglns' as
trict prcsidcnt John Connors and Timothy 'ahe"ch'
vicc nrc sdcnts John Conncll, recording secretary
Dennis Mccarthy, financial secretary; Wlllam a.
Walsh treasurer: samuel Thompson. sergeant alarms
John Baelin state delegate Daniel Faiioh' Na'ion"'
delegate There was "A gain Of 1913 members III inc
district during the last year.
General Drake publisher OF "The Daily Leauer'
was summoned by a subpoena before the Police Yum
nittce az IKE CITY Council Yesterday afternoon 10
ubsantate charges he had made against the disclphe
and morals Of the police.
The first death In Elizabeth from Ia grippe DC
currcd Yesterday the victim being James H. Reeve
we'll known citizen. a veteran Of the war; ana ihcn'-
Der Of Uric DahGrcn Post, No. -. lie was ne
uuIlicau I'm politics, and member OF the 'h'o"
County soldier, and sailors Republican League ho
leave, a WIFE two daughters and - son.
The Alcyonc and Arthur XIII Boat clubs oil hhh"
beth are making arrangement, for an athletic 'ourNF
mont amons the oarsmcn to take place neat Uhoh'"'
Committees from both organizations met last hlEh' ~
The Acyone boat house to arrange the prchminarcS'
Handsome gold and silver medals will be gwen 70 ths
successful competitors.
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wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WORKERS There are indications Of an ice famine
In Wc-t,hr-trr County unless cola weather ,,OtN -.
.'., Ih,. if. houses alou- the hudson ana through
,t. ili.rnr of the county cNhau~uuG their supply
Min. the order, that constantly coming from NV
Nori and other cities. Not pound "t zee ul u''
-.,.uu'- crip has been stored Vet IN any "i the Ice
house, along tLc Hudson 100 Mc>tehc'tcr county
TAEEN TONN-Thc Lyccum has amended IT. by
,, 90 that hereafter there are To De- hNc classes vi
u,ribcr,hlp. life honorary, active, Junior ana su'-
flaming The life membership fec T. rloo- a'NNc'
~. Member, To- b., admitted free 10 the hN' en-
f.,t,,,r..rf. f., lr given annually. The institution
No., iur ut-.r,. reading rooms. baths and gymna-
-iuu Professor Charlie J. Little "t 1yrd,
t-.. University. viii addr-, th" IhrrHtoWh hl>t"rl'h
-n,i.ty Oh Thc study of III tory, M the NNbury
Methodist Episcopal chapel on Thursday evening
WHITE PLAINS. ~ Alderman George H. Lo"cFrc,
~ Nonlor.. ha, been appointed Deputy hc'l,tr y
en- ono ~ surrogate CONN, CLERKS. ha, had his
sal1ry fixed nj 5000. Heretofore he was PAID III
fec.
NORTH SALEM.-Justicc Dykman yesterday hp
poiutei Jane, Thompson. 81 New lorl, William H.
Nr,ht of -omcr, and John Lcrry, of MI. vernon:
,oumi-- our, dppiai-c tn" value al lana rclurtu
ly I'M, Punnc Wor,, Department. OF New "rh' Tor INC
n.tr1i,tIon of "a dam In the town of North salem.
>lNO sing Dr. b. +. Bcard,lcy. OF Hartford:
Conn ha. made arrangements To deliver course OF
lt,rc. ON physiological subjects and health. uuner
m. .u.ul,,., of the Young Mems Christian Associa
tiOn.
POITCIIE~TEr. The funeral of George Merit OF
,, Urn, of George Merit Is Sous, took place on sun
r,v The scryicc, were held In the congregational
Church. and the attendance was large Inc Kew
= ". Young Oliclatcd.
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4 SIMPLE SCHEME or corNrERrEITIYG.
EUMoRs or THE MANUFADTUEE ~ MFXICO oN
4 LARGE SCALE. or ~ltVIE DOLLARS
WITH THE STAMP 0T THE UNITED
srNTI4 - TuTN

There appeared boo print Yesterday report that
5.OOooOO silver DOLLAR bad been made Iu Mexico
i'm the lat two year, from di"- That were an exact
reproduction Of those used 100 The United states minis,
The story further SAID that the dollars were OF il'
standard purity. tir couuierf'.f'r- being satisfied
with prot on every dollar ~ - ,euf- the difference
between the bullon ard face values q tc coin.
", rr.on wa, named e. authority fnr the statements.
several person. In WIll street heard the ramor several
day- aro but none Of them could Bee found Who would
ave any fact. 80 ,ll,Iautatc the rumor. Assistant
Treasurer Ell, II. Eohort- -aid
Nc- heard the report three DAYS ago. but not
being able 10 get the name of tie informant 81 the
pcr-eu Who told about II. sent mo- word 10 IN"
department at Washington. II would not be- such
difficult matter make the coins,
a skilled cnsravcr might reproduce one 81
the die used by the nted ot,tes. However
do not think il possible that 5OooooO Of the dollar
could have been noatcd In two Year. If II them
were really made. II would bee impossible 70 detect
them If the die were perfect. II the story b, true
the guilty persons only bee arrested ty the Mexican
authorize"
T. Prol,t & CO.. Of so. u Broad ST.. and Theodore
Hermann. Of 40. - Water It.. who DO a large bu,
me- with merchant IN MEXICO. that they have
never received any American dollar an payment 81
good, exported 10 that country several bullion
broker, who seen. also said they knew fact,
10 corrohoratc The story, although one Of them aid
that ne had heard rumor Of 1t. Little coined silver
comc- Ia New York from Mexico, 20 that If the coun
icrfcng , really going on, the money is probably
passed In small quantitic, to mcrchant, along tho
Mexican border.
Washington. Jan. 20 (>pccian.- >ccrct,ry Window
when asked tonight about The truth ~ the statement
published III a New York nov paper ihi- afternoon.
which statement ended Ia show that there had been
coined within the last ycar~. Mexico.
than 100000 Of American dollar, ~ profit 10 iho
Mexican, Of about twenty eight cents 4 dollar. said
that this wa absOlut" ucwe - him. lie had not
heard ~ IL before. and he much doubted the trh of
the tory lie also said That the secret service had
absolutely no knowledge of the matter
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Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

4 reception and ball given by the Mott haven
Baseball and Social club the attIacuoh Nv ~
lcr's Grove IIill Assembly Room asi evening" IN"
officer, ot the club are J. ~ Robertson Pro'"e"''
J. l. Tayman vice president; \. +. Lehhns' 'e'lo
fairy: f. f. Gibson, treasurer ana j. D. 'die's' SCI
gcant mt arms Ill, ,,, a.,
The Clinton Pleasure club, Of Harlem VIII hoiu us
oc,d animal hall AT Turn Hall. East one-huhdred-
,ndtwenty- fomth-st.. this evening.
4 concert will be given by MISS Emma L' Stacey
At Association Hail. nehundred and twenty -hhth ST.
" ,...,, 400 this evening. Following are
.r,e ~ the attractions Harlem Glee CUB American
students the White Brothers. Matte Rooney tho
,.on, irish coincidence sadie Wallly. and the Empire
City Trio .,., ,.,.., ,o,,
,o Ipion Boat Club will hold It's tenth annual ball
-, ,ho vetropolItan opera House this evening.
" un,oI GAL, Lodge knights of PythIas of Harlem, is
.,in,, extensive preparations TO welcome the Grand
nancc,lor AT its headquarters, No 1908 Third ave-.
this evening.
voune woman's social. by members of the ilamil-
,, Grange Reform Church. will be held at one hun
od and forty frIi 4. and Conventave this evening
The West End Hall will be occupied by the popular
rvcepm society tomorrow evening. The society
Yin give its second reception Of the season, ana
Canna's band will furnish the music. smokers
concert was given at their rooms. No. l'o East ohc
hundred and twenty -fourtlst.. last evening. .,,
The Robert u. Walsh Association VIII hOd pail
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ALTERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Frederick : Littlejohn. formerly of Brooklyn, died
on sunday al Broadabin y. " at the age OF seventy
lie was a brother of DE witt G. Litc!ohn, corsin
of Bishop Llttleohn and the father-naw OF N'iiau'
H. Hustled, OF Brooklyn.
The funeral Of Thomas Crclan. father Of MISS Ada
Rchan WAS conducted yesterday afternoon al NO 100
Partition st. bv the Rev. James Il. Mes. OF CHRIST
Fnscopal Chapel. The burial was In Gieen"oN
The will Of stephen Pettus was admitted tn probate
Yesterday His wife is his leeatee.
supervlsor-at Large Kretzschmar iled his first veto
Yesterday He i opposed Ia resolution OF the Soaru
dischorginc the law committee and counsel OF the
Eoord from further consideration OF the bills of super
ylsing Architect Eastman for work on the County
Farm.
President Lewis. OF the city Railroad Company, mas
ordered the conductors In the employ Of the company
IN secure the names 81 witnesses of accidents when
result in damage suits against the company, ulde'
pcnoltv Of discharge number of ,uits for large dam
noes have recently been brought against the company
The eighteenth annual ball of the Williamsburg
Plat dcutsch Club viii be given in Palace Hall on
Thursday.
Evidence for the defence was heard Yesterday IN
the suit Of Willie Kelly, age twelve t. recover F2oooo
from Dr. Il. \. Black for alleged improper trcatmeh'
of a broken forearm The jury returned verdict Tor
the defendant.
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PROFESSOR SNYTH DEFEATED.
COMMISSIONER ROBINSON'S FINDING IN THE
ANDOVER CASE.
THE DECISION OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS
NOT AFFECTED BY THE REV. DR.. EUsTISs
HOSTILITY TO THE NEW THEoLo"f'

NOT AFFECTED BY THE KEW b'' I'Oo'i''
HOSTILITY TO THE NEW THEOLOGY,
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TaE -"'huSEI
Boston. Jan. 2O.-Gcorgc d. Robinson hlen III Ha''Il
to-day his finding commissioner III the case III
Eebcrt {. smith, appellant against the VISITORS oil Tue
theological Institution in Phillips Academy III Ahdo'er'
The question AT issue whether the Rev. Dr.
William T. Eu~is. Of Springfield. was ncapaclaten
10 ,t as a member vi the Board Of Visitors during
Professor Smyths trial for herc'y, because OF his
prejudice and whether the decree adopted was not
nvaldatcd by his voting for It, commissioner
Robin~ons decision adverse to Smyih. Inc
appellant charged. among other tlins- that the de-
cree Of the corporation from which hc appealed was
pro,ured 10y Of undue Influences u''d pS ulIu
parties toward and upon Or. Eu~ti>.
II was shown in the evidence that DR.. Eu>tuS was
during tie wears -7G and -. and for many years
prior pastor Of of the largest churches ~ inc
city Of springfield: that he occupied leading place
a. "a preacher and thinker in the denomination 10
which he belonged that he ont -pokcn ana earnest
i'm the uttcraucc Of his views. ana declared decided
opinions on the theological questions which were
then under general discussion. q, the doctrine "f
future probation the IN pration Of the scriptures ana
the atoncmcnt that he openly and strongly op-
posed the New Theology and io the teaching Oh
Progressive Orthodoxy" believing them contrary TO
scripture and reason. that after the charges Wcre
fled before the final hcarlu-. bee discussed with
several diNcrfNi persons tl' AlN'N'i N''''i''' -
IL was generally called talking II over with them at
great length that ne expressed the opinion That tho
professor, were Fundamentally hcrcticnl. and iha'
their views were ur,ouud and could not. hy ans far
construction be- rcconcilcd with any advance b'He'
IN the Audovcr Greed and that they were acting ia
very m,inccre way in reference to II. charaocrAns
their action a, INSCRIPTIONS.
The trial OF Professor >myth was begun on Deem
Der - I--6. and concluded on December 81, l7-G.
find said Mr.. Robinson, That after January
o. l--7 the Visitor, met from time To- time. Including
June T. following when. All the Visitor being present.
the decree of removal Of tie appellant Wa passed,
DR.. Eu,t., voting 900 favor ~ II. Ip'u the cases %.
all the other professor. Dr. Eu-t~ dld not vote. b
further md mat Dr. Eu~t- was not a'fuai'd hy
personal hostility toward the appellant. That hr did
not at corrupiy that Dee wa not waved "r N-
nucnccd by any personal bias or prejudice" AGAINST
him. that until the paper was presented Do NN'
H. mo- ono knew how hr would SCOT" pn any 81 Cd"
"a ce and that Dee gave % All ID" evidence and aiSu
mcnt. thai were offered u ih' 1pprilaHi- cas-" in
irlligcnt and honest consideration with tie pufpIse
and desire II making far and lust decision
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THE mock COMMISSION INVESTIGATIONS

The Navor'3 hearing OF the charges against Dock
commissioner, Post and Matthews was seriously in
,crfcrcd with yesterday by the conference Of the
loads Of departments in relation of the Worlds Fair
huI and mos, Of the day had gone before the Mayor
wa. ready 20 on with the case. Charles >. Ihomp-
.r a. ho succeeded his father a Dockmastcr Of Dis
,rict No testified that he had been In the habit Of
Collecting top" wharfage on piers and :, which
ne turncd over to the Of the Dock Department
Daniel F. Mccarthy, superintendent OF repairs Of the
Dock Department, examined by eA Surrogate
Rollins lie said that piers on both the North ana
East rivers were frequently encountered WIN mer
ch,ndi.c such as sand brick molasses and cotton
Witness said that he was often impcded in his work
II repairs 10y large quantities Of material LETT ID MS
way and he had been obliged to appeal to Engineer
in Chief Greene before he could get them removed
As much as 100 tons Of sand was allowed to remain
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LONG ISLAND.

rotIrGF POlNr-Thc inquest IN the case OF Louis
i,.fr va, fins he'd by Coroner Maynard last night.
n"r sunday evening In the early part Of December,
-b,cf.f and several other young men were drinking
tn,,fhrr I'M A number Of liquor shops. At about II
49, lnrk The Noung say they went To their homes.
E,rtr Nnudav morning Nhacicr found wandering
,r,,,ud town with a wound his face and head. from
v1irh he died IN the afternoon. The jury rendered a
verdict that ~hacicr was injured hy some person or
MN. ,,ukunvu seventy i've WcaVcrS In the
hcuauia ~lk mills struck Yesterday bccan,c the head
~ the firm Hugo iunkc refused to rcIn'atc weaver
side are. stubborn The fcrryhoat James Rumscy.
which sank of >trocbcl, dock during the late storm
Wa raised Yesterday The boat has sustained about
$4,000 damage.
ROCKAWAY BEACII-Garrct V. ". Eldest, who for
many wear, kept the fishing station az Broad Channel
Iamaci, Iay died on saturday night from pneumonia
which followed an attack Of influenza. lie was about
sixty year, old and leaves widow lie had a large
estate.
oNKDAIE.-In three months l2.oOO barrels OF
oyster, have been shipped from Oahdalc. over half
the shipments were to Europe.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TEMPERANCE AGITATION REVIVED.
ACTIVE WORK AGAINST LIQUOR SHOPS TO Be
GIN AT oNCE-MEN INTERESTED IN
THE PLAN.


In response to a call signed by large NUMBER OF
ministers and Others interested in temperance and
anti-saloon work. a number of persons assembled in
the Young Mems Christian Association building al
Fulton and Bond sts., yesterday afternoon 10 con-
slider a new plan Of securing effective Temperance
work partisan. nOn-poltical. and uhsectariah
lines. Among those present were the Rev DR.. a. Is.
Kcndg Edwin F. Ide ex-Mayor Samuel Booth. James
Morton. the Rev W. y. Pile. Albert Griffin, the Rev
J. c. Barnhart, the Rev. W. H. Ford, r. W Schoheni'
the Rev DR.. G. Eddy, the Rev. DR.. |. X. FUNK the
Rev. j. q. Bass the Rev. DR.. J. H. Darlington
d. W. McWllllams. the Rev. y. Pearce, Johh NJ
stearns and the Rev. s b. Halliday.
Colonel A. ;. Bacon called the meeting to oFder
and T. G. Cronin elected to preside. Mr. Cronin
said that he regarded the liquor traffic the most
dangerous element in modern civic life, and that for
the first time last fall the liquor interest nominated
a candidate for Mayor in brooklyn. and elected him.
every liquor shop being assessed S25 and all paving It,
Albert Griffin said that practical men and
citizens the question to be answered was low best
to deal with the drink habit and the liquor frame
In the majority Of States three fDurths OF the voters
drank. The effect Of this vas to defeat pr"holtiO
or high-license laws, or If they were passed tley
could not he carried into effect. In rcyivlnS the
pledge system 1t should be made a. little Objectionable
as possible. Mr. Griffin urged the appointment OF
a committee to organize the work, and he moved
that the chairman f. p. lde, the Rev. Dr.. Kendig
Colonel A. =. HacOn. and cX Mayor Booth be the com
mittee TO report the plan Of work.
After speeches by Dr. John VI. Stearns, OF tho
National Temperance society, F. T. ldc, the KEY
Dr. Funk and Others. the committee was entrusted
their number permanent body to carry IT INTO
effect.
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OPPOSING COTTON CERTIFICATES.

The members Of the Cotton Exchange held meeuhg
Yesterday 70 consider the advisaby OF passing some
amendments to the constitution in regard TO the presons
system Charles W. Ide led the speakers VINO favor
a change. Mr.. Idc showed that the amendments pro-
vided for return 10 the old system. NJ b. Fleeing
maintained that the certifcation system had kiieA
business in the local market Lewis Rosenfeio maho
the point Of order that II would be IN the nature Oh an
ex post iacto law TO pass any measure that wouo
,terfere with present contracts or charter Of the Ex
change Henry Hentz said that the system had been
ncrfected since september and was now building up
fine trade President J. H. Parker liked on Wednesday
~ the dav for voting on the amendments.
Yesterday lol 500 bales sold at the Exchange,
a big days business. me market e,oseu a. on a..
of three or four points the close OF SATURDAY
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crco,,t Dunn said Yesterday "rhis warm wavo
e tbc advance guard Of the storm OF rain. hieh "hd
and SNOW now centred over the lakes. hchihd 'Mit
storm which will pa~s of TO night there J. another cola
wave due ia this city tomorrow worhIh2' Wlui Il
opcrturc Of about twenty four degree above zero
That cold wave will remain with Us loi al Ic"S'
twenty four hours
c1,.i occidental witnesses Of the recent turbulent
econoe in thc SipnaI service Office during Lieutenant
rnlcys visit Of inspection attached their names 10
Il statement of the facts confirming the reporl .,1t
fine lieutenant had been guilty q" uhbcconlhE conu,'
toward sergeant DUN. In reply, a icit"r Siphvu ~
second Lieutenant James Mitchell was receiver St'
,crdav morning from Washington, saving that an III,
hesitation would be made Sergeant Dun. adlu
Yesterday that he had received no communication OH
the subject from headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

REFUSING TO QUASli THE INDICTMENTS.
Judge LippinCOtt rendered decision yesterday on
the application OF xJudge GarrctsOn to quash the in
dictments for malfeasance against ex-Public Works
Commissioners Kern. billiard Watt and Reynolds
Judge Garrcttson asked To nave me lhuc,nien :.
because Of the failure Of the state to prosecute
Them judge LippncOtt denied the Application saying
court has To fix "A time for trial on inc
application Of the defendants, and If the state Is not
ready then a verdict of acqutta can be directed
FUNERAL OF PETER Henderson,,
The funeral of Peter Henderson, the scotsman, florist
and author. was held yesterday morning. brief
servjce was held AZ his house In ArlingtOnave, con-
Quoted bv the Rev Charles Herr pastor of the Bergen
PRESBYTERIAN Church. The body was then taken TO
the church whore formal services were neld inc
edce was filed to its utmost capacity and the horai
decorations we're elaborate The burial will be in
Greenwood at the convenience of the family
Henry Girlof. alias Henry Wilson, the sahuOassei
who was brought from York to answer charge OF
assauItinc and robbng Mrs. Johnson, was arralgned
before Police Justice Stilsng yesterday morning aho
pleaded guilty Ten years in state prison is the maxi
mum penalty for his crime.
Andrew Burke age fortysix retired seaman WIN
lived I'm Portcr-st. while walking along the DUN yes
terday afternoon fell over the precpcc and was killed.
The LITIGATION between the heirs of the Curre estate
in Jersey CITY and the Jersey City and western Kan
road Company involving the right of way across
nronertv owned by the estate and fronting on new
York Bav has been settled. by the terms OF the com
promise. the Currie heirs receive $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
WORE UARD FEELING ~ THE IRISH LEAGrE

More trouble has arisen between the officer, Of the
irish National League in this city ana the N"i"haI
officers ~ the organization John Itzg'Ian' "i
Nebraska and John T.. sutton. the National president
and secretary Of the league have invited the New
York branch 10 send delegate to Detroit to take part ID
ihc auditing Of the accounts Of the Rev Dr. Char'e'
o'Ec,Ily Of that city. who has been for many year
,hc treasurer II also said in the invitation ihH
hc expense of the delegate would be pad from tho
fund, 81 the league
Codcrcl J. Kennedy. the treasurer OF the Municipal
cornciI laid the matter before his colleagues ana tho
courcii decided to decline the invitation. They Oh
icct not ON the ground that there has been amy IN
,roucr handling Of the fund, by the treasurer. but
XII 3, -ccrct auditing in the manner proposed wonld
Ice unconstitutional yhc constitution prr'cnhr,
uoi1tcd i,y a National convcntioh Of the oream]a
Han which convention, I'm violation 81 the con
,itution has not been held since VA
rusf 1s-G II Is q now phase Of the quarrel De
tween sullivan and anti sullivan sections "i me
ic.~nc which has increased IN bitterness since tho
ASA ssinaOn OF DR.. troihh.
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NEW DR4V.SP4N FOR HCOHBS DAN BRIDGE

The Park Department has arranged to construct
new draw-span for McCombs Dam Bridge. the con
tract for which awarded last December 70 tno
King Iron Bridge Manufacturing Company, OF Cleve-
land Ohio for 80 700 1t is to be built Of oaktmber
and plank. The construction OF this new span WI
interfere seriously with the exercise of blooded trotno
horses In Jerome-ave
Colonel George p. webster, who represents fhe bum
Of the Harlem constituency, introduced bin lass
week authorizing the building OF new bridge ct MO.
combs pam under the supervision OF the Depaxtmeno
OF Public Works The cost. as fixed In the bill, y
$500 600 but il will be more likely to cost 81
The plans of construction must nave the approx
the Commissioner of Public Works and the Boara 6
Estimate.