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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT NEKNON
meeting OF the taxpayers and citizens OF the
Third Ward OF Mount Vernon. without reference
to their political affiliations. was held on Wednes-
day evening. to discuss and act upon names pro
posed for candidates for members Of the Board or
Education to be voted for at the special election
on March l. Among the many present were "illlain
NJ Denman. g. w Tilton. Minoi e. kellogg - =
Bgelow. DR.. Nathan Nuttine. pr II ". JanGis
Or. Melville s Page. Captain W mann w '..rii VI
Jennings and Captain Charles ). tha'Nr'n Ir
Dcnman was elected chairman: ;NlteF an ih'e.-
change OF opinions Il decided ,Hdt IL was -
the best Interests OF the schools ana inc Sl.y Ia VA,
the candidates represent the citizens rather man
any OF the political parties me proposed esr
lishment of high school, as suggested ~ lh9 NV
school law, favorably discnssed oan1h o.'
were then proposed and the following were ciios,
by a unanimous vote: Lieutenant Henry r.
Rhoades for the long term. OF TOUR etIS' am M
Charles NJ Mosernan for two years. botn men ar
members Of the present board ana uel lt'
viii expire on the second Monday IN Angus -
resolution was adopted declaring u 10 DE me ser5,c
Of the meeting that \. Mol blafeman be noin,-
mated by the citizens for president OF me noiln
Messrs Jones kellogg Tilton and Denman "e.r az
pointed committee to attend any nsc.nE, GI mr.
ings called for making nomination i3f prcsl"!i vi
The hoard with instructions - urge the name OF MI
Brakeman. and with power 20 si-.t'ee 80 ''
name should Mr. Brakeman decline to serve.
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Ne U-JERSEY y.
J;RSEY-CITY
4 RAID Vt 4 PRIZE FIGHT

RAID Vt 4 PRIZE FIGHT.
The Aroma Athletic club. OF Jersey-clty HEIGHTS.
some time ago arranged fight 70 the finish for a
purse OF Sro between Michael Haus"r. az Eliza
beth and james OConnor. OF Bayonne The tickets
described the affair smoking concert and
purchasers were told that the affair would c'in.
off in Elizabeth The police learned N"iursiaN
night At II O'Clock that tn. "-moltr- concert was
really prize fight. and was then taking T.. ace ~
Tho Aroma Clubhouse. 80. - E-rstu-aNe. captain
McKaig OF the Fourth Precinct hastily called out
the reserves. ana q raid was made on the place ~
II a. The men had fought ten rounds. and Groom
nor had teen pretty thoroughly whipped wh"n the
police appeared The police barricadei the doors.
but the spectators made a rush FOR the windows
Those who reached them first did not stop 10 open
them. but jumped through the sashcs. The others
followed fast as possible, ana All SiN" twenty
nine Of them got away.
These and the Two principals were arrasnei be
fore Justice Kimmorly Yesterday morning. IT'D"
principals were held IN S("c FOR prize lighting ana
the others in $50 each for aiding AMI ahettns The
fight
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PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. FEB. IS. 1894
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRK- THURSDAY. FEB. Is. 1904
ARRIVED
Steamer Majestic G}r Parse Liverpool February g.
ana Queenstown D. with mise and III Storage
passengers 10 II Maitland Kersey Arrived the Bar
steamer Lain Gep. Helmers. bremen February O.
passengers to oelrichs x Go. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Richmond nm d'o. Perry London January
2s win mdse and n passengers to sanderson & SON
steamer New'0rlcans fctts Orleans February s.
"n aa me p% Smnn ouGi cS@ond and Newport
News with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion steam
snn.y Hook. Feb 49, 9:ao p m-wind northwest fresh
CLEARED
Steamer l. NJ whiipey Hale, Ros'oqTH Il Dimock.
Maiacaibo. Sukcforth. Maacaibo. ec-Boulton.
steamer GcIlcrt oGcr Kaempn Hamburger J Cortls
steamer city u Columbia. Jenney. West Point. Va
steamer Guyendoitc Walker Norfolk and Newport
steamer Panama CFr). Chabot Bordcaux-Funch. Edge
steamer Clcnfueros Pierce st Jaso. cienfuegos. etc
steamer Gut ien GER. Dandorf Dover for orders
steamer New-York Fulton. Cardenas-John T Van
steamer Nac9ochee. Smith seyannpahmR l. Walker
Steamer III Dorado. Percy New-orleans-John I Van
Snip Augusta GeD. Jaburs. Philadelphia Theodore
Hark sra,horn OBJ. Fleming New-Anjer for orders
Bark Federation FD. Povier. Wellington. I'll W
Cameron Co
Steamers Massilla GD. Tor Marsellles Thames q'r).
Porto Rico; Hlndoo (flr) Hull Peninsilar Poro, Lis
bon. W Bruno. Baltimore: Gelert Ger, Hamburg;
Alps Cienfuegos. - Jago tlenfuegos.
etc; tiuyandotte Newport News and Norfolk New-York.
Cardenas; cay O Birmingham. savannah; Maracaibo.
MaraCaito: E Dorado New Orleans Bucneds. Baltimore:
city ~ Columbia West Point. Va; shhWfnu with barge
Boston. Newmnser. Newpor, News
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Aler 0cr ChristoneTs from Iremeh'' New
York sailed from southampton February 10 ,-, .
Steamer Elbe (Ger) Gossel. New YORK arrived AZ
Southampton February - and proceeded ior br,len
Steamer Germanc (IirJ. Mckinstry IRON iiVepooD.
New York. sailed from Queenstown February 10
Steamer Waverly (.) Calvert from Newly orh FEBRUARY
l. arrived nj Liverpool February H. ,,..-,.-..
Steamer laurie (3r Jones. from New. orK February
0 Tor Liverpool. passed Kinsale February To- ,,-,
Steamer Galla 0r) Hewitson. New-iork Tor L"epoo''
passed the Lizard February Is. 49,. ,,..
steamer Mohawk ulr) Wiltshire. sailed from Lohuoh
for New York February 10 -, -,
steamer Manitoba DIR, Griffths from New-York Feb
ruary g. arrived at London February 10 .,
Steamer Laandam Dutch. Duit from r.r'r
February "A for NewYork passed Beachy HEAD FEBRUARY
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ELIZABETH.

The Suburban Railway and Electric Company
flied articles OF incorporation AZ Elizabeth yest"r-
day with County clerk Oliver. The company's cap
itaI is given as 5000 and Il viii begin business
with s3cO.1n The incorporators and stockholders
are w b. Hosmcr, Of Boston. - shares, James H.
McGifert. OF ROselle. ~ shares. Charles II. New
hall and John : Iiartlett of Lynn. Mass. each LON
shares. The company VIII carry ON IT. operate ls
throughout Union County. and viii hay" us Wain
Headquarters in this city. Tho stock is So share
There will be no more spring vacation FOR tho chill
dren attending the public schools IN this city. As
the Board Of Education has resolved 10 abolish m"
custom. The School Commissioners argued that
with the long summer vacation ana the numerous
HOLIDAYS. the pupils have all the rest they need
from their studies and that IN" April vacation
was more OF a dotrimcnt than benefit 20 them.
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CAPTAIN JAMES O. b. ADAMS WELCOMED.

Captain James G. b. Adams Commander in Chief
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, who Is the
personal guest OF Captain w. NJ Underhnl. In
spector-General. at his home In this city attended
a regular encampment Of Alexander Hamilton Post
No. 1872, at Arthur Hail. Lenox-ave., near One-hun-
dred-and-twenty -seventh-st., last evening He was
accompanied by Captain Cnderhill and Adiutant-
General james F. Much Commander Phillip b. Low
conducted the exercises. at the close OF which an
imprOmptu and hearty but Informal reception was
given TO Captain Adams. Addresses were made by
Commander Low Captain Adams and others 4
formal reception for CAPITA n Adams will take place
tonight, under the auspices of Lafayette Post No
40. in the Commaldery room at Masonic Tcmnle
at Sixth-ave. and Twenty-third-st.
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SOLD 4 UORTHLESS EOED.

l. X WMrRRAY. WELL KNOWN AT THE REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE. CHARGED WITH
SWINDTTNG
Albert * McNrurray. OF no. iS Thlrd-ave.. Brook
lyn an elderly well-dressed man, with white hair
ana musiachc. who said that he was worth Slo"n,
vas a prisoner at the Tombs Police Court yester-
day. charged with swindling Albert Nessler.
real broker Of 40. III Broadway out OF $50
In cash and stocks and bonds valued ut $1,000
McAfurray is VEL known at the Real Estate Elk
change. IL Is said that he has amassed "A fortune
by real estate transactions. He said he was a
member II e. :. Grant Post. g. y. r., OF Brooklyn.
Nesser's story WAS that on January he bought
a Sl.'r bond II McMurray. paying him $50 cash
Tor n ana $50 I'm other stocks and bonds. The
bond which he bought was issued by the Columbia
ore. Iron and Furnace Company, a New-Jersey
corporation. and tho interest was payable az the
Offices - the Washington Trust Company. which
the trustee ~ the mortgage, 70 secure the
bond. Ne-sler took the bond 10 the Washington
Trust Company. and learned that It was worthless.
McMurray was held in 500 bail for examination
ON
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cURIsTIAy EYDEA vORERs MEET.

The Harlem Presbyterian Church. No 4s East
One-hundrei -and-twenty-h fth-st., the Rev DR.
James $. Ramsey pastor. was filed last evening
by a mass meeting OF the Fifth District. New
York City, Local Union Of the Young Peoples
Society NJ christian Endeavor. Delegations were
present from thirteen societies and their junior
Sections song service was led by Charles peme-
rest The rev DR. Ramsay delivered address
OF welcome Reports were presented by Richard
s. Dey. secretary; Eugene s. Peters. treasurer
MRS. MRS. I EyeIy1 King q the Missionary Committee
and the Rev c. b. Chaplin. OF the Lookout Com
Holder. president Of the Christian Endeavor Local
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ur AssAf,I.TEn TnE rnsTMAsTER

HE ASSAULTED THE POsTMASTER
Postmaster Alfred Jarvis 81 Tcnai was as
saulted last nirht 10y Frank Wright. who alleged
that he had tempered with his mail Wright got
the worst Of the bargain" however and now goes
about nursing a badly cut ego. Wright accused tn"
postmaster Of giving mail from his box To- another
party OF the same nam" living In tho borough This
Jarvis denied. whcrcupOn tn" ic was passed amt
bio rs. fOll owed. Wright r. no match for tn" post
master. who Is man sell past middle af" Blood
flowed from a wound over his cyo. His ire, how
ever. was not cooled. lie lof' the place with tn
threatened purpose 90 obtaining q warrant for tn"
postmaster arrest. He went home instead.
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HOME NEWS
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of President Blaut Court Of Oyer and Iernner
American Inter Seminary Missionary Alliance ADAMS
Chapel - -,o
Troop A annual games, Dckels Riding Acadenny Tow
m.
Caledonia Club ball Lenox Lyceum evening
New-York University Dramatic Club ENTERTAINMENT MAN
haitian Athletic Club Theatre. p. m
Barnard School indoor games sh Battalion Armory Q
D. II. - - - ,-.I
Harlem Regatta Association. Grand Union Hotel .
p
Aron ball Madison Square Garden. evening.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Assoca'ioh' o"e
Observation-Disclosures and Second-ave.. ?. m
J. C. Goddard before prayer meeting NO Ito
Fuon-st.
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6O.62 West 23d St.

Steamer Colorado G'r) Kendrick from NewYork Janu-
airy 81. arrived AZ Huh February -.
steamer Rannoch tBr. Stevens. sailed from Glasgow
for New York February IL
steamer Uckla DAM Claim, sailed from Stettin Tor
New York February 10.
steamer Spaarndam Dutch. Boujer. NewIork for
Rotterdam. arrived al B1ul1gne February 10
Giorsio 10. sailed from Grgenu for New
York February .
Steamer IenoN tI}r. Ward from Japan and China, via
Sucz. New York. passed Gibraltar February II.
Steamer Powhatan C}r. Edwards. from Palermo Feb
rlary Tor York passed Gibraltar February II.
Steamer B,ighcse tr) Mciiitchie. sailed from Bar
cclona New York February II.
Steamer I.etinbro ~. III Marco from NewYork Janu-
AIRY 81 for Genoa. arrived AT Lisbon February II.
steamer Fulda Ger. Thaenhorst. New-York sailed
from Genoa February 10
Steamer Fuerst Bismarck Ger, Alhers, York, ar
rived Genoa February II.
Steamer Neustra CFr. BRAND. sailed from Malaga for
New York February 10.
Steamer Neckar Ger. Mentz. New-York. sailed from
Naples February IL
Bessel dso. sailed from Santos for NewYork
February II.
steamer cyril GD olphant from Para sailed from
Barbados for New York February 49,
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SLEIGH OVERTURNED AND HORSE KILLED.

John johnson. cook In the Manhattan Restaurant
at No ns Third-ave. went out sleighing Wednesday
evening in sleigh hired from Martin & Sherry
who have stable in sixty-ffth-st. near Tenth
ave. He was accompanied by young woman
named Flosse Raymond. The driver was Charles
Hynes Of No 40 East Fifty-thrd-st. At Twenty
third-st. and Third Hynes went into a barroom
TO get a drink The horse became frightened at an
elevated train and ran away. In front of No POS
East Twenty third-st. the occupants were thrown
out. while the horse continued Its mad galop A
short distance below Thrd-ave. the animal ran on
the sidewalk. Then 1t into pillar OF the Sec
ond-ave. elevated railroad. and was instantly
horse ys,ned at $2s0
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An important missionary conference was hold
Wednesday IN Grace Church. Orange. Addresses
were made by Bishop Talbot. Of Wyoming and
Idaho: Bishop Barker. 81 West Colorado. the Rev
i. II. Tying missionary from Japan. Miss julia
&. Emery. Of New York. Miss Sbyl Carter. mission
AIRY among tho Indians Of The Northwest. and Miss
Lucy Jarvis. secretary Of m" Junior Womln's
Auxiliary OF Connecticut. Bishop Siarkoy. II the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Newark. presided
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HE GAVE cARBoLIC ACID TO A SICK CHILD

Frederick Roeder. of No. 22S Centra-ave. mistook
o hot,le Of carbolic acid on Wednesday night Tor
medicine and gave it TO his son, Freddie TWO ana
one-haf years old, who sick with scarlet ever
The little fellow died in terrible agony soon al a
mnistered Roeder did not discover ms mi Ssbn
until the child began to scream. Dr. A . ann,
~ No n Sumner-ave who had been attending me
boy was sent for but was unable 10 save the isIe
fellows lhe The father has become almost insane
over the mistake which he made. Coroner Dreamer
was informed of the case.
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RsT GAME-GIUoCo PIANO
NOTES

(a) P-Q 3 Is the better on KIT p follow 30
with a good game.
Oh II Kt-R 4. White replies B-Q g. threatening
P-Q Kt T. etc
tc fine move seems to force the win RICH, through
Id K,-B could defend Whites splendid COM
bnaon.
(e OF course White regains she piece az will be
shortly.
% fitting beautiful final stroke q spIendidy con-
Quoted game the part OF White
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ALBUMS BRILLIANT CHESS PLAY

Adoph Albn. the chess player Of Vienna distinguished
himself at the Manhattan Chess Club yesterday In one OF
series OF finland games that he played with Walter
Shipley the famous crack from Philadelphia. The
game. Giuoco Plano brilliantly played by the Aus
trian. and after seventeen moves Here follows
game with
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Puck
No danger, Mamie: you won't find
much gum in any rubbers, good or bad.
The Rubber Trust has put prices of
ruooers up-more gum perhaps, but
not pure gum; though all our rubbers
are stamped "Purc Gum"
Forgive our maker his little fib; it's
harmless. Our S5-cent rubber dollar
elsewhere) is the Quintessence of rubber
compared with average Overshoes.
"ood enough for anybody.
ROGERS, PEET e. GO.
Bk aofSE 1 Sf.nss
STORES. a2d 81
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

GATHERED fbOC1 TIT
The Non-Commissioned Oficers Association OF the
18th Regiment will give ball on the evening OF
Washington's Birthday
Tho 47th Regiment will be reviewed at Its armory
on next Monday evening by Mayor Schieren.
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REPORT or THE PISrErR INSTITUTE

The report OF the New-York Pasteur Institute
FOR ls@3 shows that OF the cighty-five persons
treated. not one developed hydrophoba, while
other persons bitten at the same time and by the
same animals died from rabies. The l0i persons
treated In 1872 have remained well.
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC S91.-Srcond editteo
revised, Tie greatest Almanac issued BY The
Tribune 40J pnGes go pages more than prevt.
ou- numberJ 2J crnts n copy, postage paid. 4
remarkably accurate and complete number, ns
statistics resh and brought down to 1894.
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Union Of this city. Christian Endeavor r ale
rs Organization in New-York city the I.es;;
Dr. William Justin Harsha pastor q the the Sec ini
tiaIs a. f. Mean and What They Ought 70
Mean" and by Henry Lewis, on "Faitnfuhess u
Duty"
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LOUIS FITZGERALD.
HENRY 4. HiRLBUT.
HENRY q. MARQu AND.
WM. 4. WHEELOCk,
VI. HARTLEY,
II. VI. ALEXANDER,
CHAINCEY VI. DEPEW.
CORNELIUS y. BLISS,
AUGUST BELMONT,
JOHN SLOANE.
II. j. FAIRCHILD,
GAGE r.. TARBELL.
EUGENE KELLY.
W. &. VAN HORNE.
r.. BOUDINOT COLT.
:. BORROWE.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
~ 20 sets IN ~ Moons ago 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
" Sandy Hook > - GOV Island AZ Hell Gate 6:l5
I'm sandy Hook f3N Gov Island go Hell Cato 60
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SPECIAL MENTION,

Advertisements admitted into these Gel.
umns are recommended to the readers OF TIN
TRIBUNE ms thoroughly reliable. and busis
ness can he done by mail with the advers
tisers with perfect safety.
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DIRECTORS.

HENRY d. HYDE, President.
VIE, W. ALEXANDER. vice. II csident
JOHN A. STEWART,
MARVIN HVGHITT,
WM. il. KENDALL,
FRANK THOMSON,
&. w. CARLETON.
T.. W. LAMBERT,
VI. .. TERRELL,
THOMAS :. YOUNG.
JOHN j. McCOOk.
GEORGE j. GOULD,
WM. ALEXANDER,
HORACE PORTER.
EDWARD w. SCOTT,
&. u. ALEXANDER.
DANIEL X. MOVES.
G.. W. PHILLIPS.
ALANSON TRASk,
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ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FAIR.-The only guide in existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings 0f the
rMIr. LiiLsIrutcd. 80 cents.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by u. q. Northr0p. the prime never
IN this work. New.fOrk City men who want
20 help beautify their native towns In the
country should read this. cents . COPY.
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TRrSTs.-ArEuments in their favor b. .. y
7. Dodd, solicitor Of the standard Oh cen
derby, Grand Master Workman VI Tie AAaSso
OG Labor. B cents
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LIQUOR LICENSE NOT GRANTED.

LIQUOR LICENSE NOT GRANTED.
THE COMMISSIONERS DECLINE TO GIVE ONE TO
A. sTRAwsoN. WHO HAD SPENT s47oo IN
THE EXPECTATION OF GETTING 1T.
The Excise Commissioners refused yesterday to
grant a license TO Vincent a. S,rawson for liquor
shop at No Sss Fulton-st which extends TO Wash
ington-st Mr.. strawson is Of the firm Of Smith &
CO.. wine-deaers He had applied to the old Excise
commissioners for license and expecting 20 get
f. had fitted up the place at cos; Of 5000 ana had
paid 500 rent In denying the application the COM
missioners said that IL was their poHcy not ~
grant new licenses Some other applications were
also refused. The Commissioners have passed reso-
buttons calling upon Police Commissioner NeHes
10 learn through the police force the names ana
addresses Of all liquordeaers and their license num-
bers and calling upon all persons who have licenses
for places not now used for llquor-selling 10 pre-
sent them to the Board OF Excise within fourteen
DAYS under penalty of their revocation. This action
has been made necessary In order TO discover no"
many duplicate licenses have been Issued oy the
missing cashier W. d. Lohmann. of whom nothing
F. ". Hnrichs. Registrar OF Arrears. has scaled
down the salaries OF all the subordinate CLERKS IN
his o once ana they viii remain or not at
reduced salary. ,,, ...
day from the Rev Messrs ;. b. Halliday X IL
Bosworth and John Rppere. who We're apPolhteYi
n committee at a recent meeting OF ministers anu
laymen to consider the excise pohcy OF the auhni"-
istr S4 v,vor. A, gathering Of ministers and
laymen. without distinction of sect or party. held
a few days since. were commissioner 10 convey
they cherish for you personally ana as me CeI
magistrate OF your goOdly city. and thelr strong
confidence that your administration VIII be an horo'
10 BROOKLYN and conserve the general goOd
They wish also TO assure You OF thelr SINCERE
and sympathy of all order-loving and law-aoidns
citizens"
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JOHN ID. JONES,
LEVI p. MORTON,
CHARLES 8. SMITH,
JOSEPH T. Low.
A. VAN BERGEN.
+. DE WITT CuYLER
OLIVER AMES,
EUSTACE c. FITZ,
DANIEL LORD,
HENRY r. WOLCOTT,
JACOB II. SCHIFF,
JAMES II. DUNHAM,
VI. f. INGALLS,,
BRAYTON IVES,
T. ID. JORDAN,
8. ID. RIPLEY,
j. F.. DeNAvARRO.
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT RECORDS MISSING

HEALTH DEPARTMENT RECORDS MISSING
Dr. g. Taylor Emery, the new Health Commits
sioner has been unable TO find any records In his
office Of the minutes Of the transactions or the
Health Department under his predecessor IT.
John Griffin A book with few stray entries has
been discovered. but they are not signed by Com
missioner Griffin or Secretary Baker According to
law minutes should be kept signed by the presl-
dent and secretary of the D=~4sl Board. Dr En-
erv said Yesterday tnat-there were many cases OF
aa,ac,,,a ,lurnhine in the city. but there was no
record of the permits issued for 1t. There IS no
record dscoverabe of certain contracts for suppneS
and Il is supposed that they have been destroyed
DIR Emery said yesterday: i ana my assistants
have hunted high and low and cannot hhu Ia a.
81 tho records OF the last administration. Nnethei
they have been destroyed or not | cannot tel put
their absence from their proper place makes thi,sS
49, lttIe oueer. A number of permits are also
missing or have been found 10 be defective so that
!, js ;n,nossible for me find out what moneys
we're received for them. shall make 'noIousi .
investigation and If the missing papers al ar ~
some decided action in the matter
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Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
Is the best tooth powder IN the world for preserving the
teeth Refreshing and delicious. - a jar.
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THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
EOP THE YEAR DECEnBER
ASSETS
, ,on r."",e n"Gin. B" -
chase. "nGer morts as.sas7aAss
investments soassSesas
J.... e.ssa.assss
chase. nasse:s,s.
(sinccre nj
Interest and nd
othc- sccmrite.
December 81, 1893 $169O06,3969O
Of the securities
"" mn" "e same 10 De
~ ~ D FRANCIS W. JACKSON
LIABILITIES.
on a existing Policies Standard . o 49,
Total Undivided Surplus cent standa
OF o
$169O56,3969
W., r,v to the CORRECTNESS. and
>"''"' GEow. PHILLIPS j. G VAN c sE.A aur.s
INCOME
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