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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee meeting. Thirty
eighth-st near Sixth-ave., p. m.
Auction sale OF Monmouth Park, Freehold ~ D.
Meeting OF anthracite coal road presidents
Meeting of Dock Commissioners.
Phi Gamma Delta club smoker, No. 15 Firth
ave. d. m
Academy of Medicine No. II West Forty-thiri-st..
p
w H. McElroy before West Side Republican Club.
No 1902 West Eighty-second-s, p. m.
Max O'Rells lecture. Lyceum Theatre. ii A. m
Annual election OF Kings County Wheelmen'
Brooklyn, p IN.
Lenten musicale in aid of Eclectic College free
dispensary. Hotel Endicott. r. m
Riverside Republican club reception. Lion Park
-. IN.
Eighth Congress District contest. No. ~ Pine-st..
p. IN.
Russell II. Conwell's lecture. Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church. S:l5 p. IN.
Temple Israel Sisterhood entertainment Harlem
Opera House Music Hall. p. m.
H. H. Ragan's lecture. Chickerng Hall, J p. m
Miss Jerry" under the patronage Of Mrs Jellyby'
FOR charity; art rooms. 40. IA Montague-st Brook
Ign. y. III
The Rev DR.. f. Walpole Warren before the noon
prayer-meetng. No. 1l3 Fulton-st
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HEIRESS TO 4 FORTUNE.
HUNTING FOR A YOUNG IRISH GIRL TO WHOM
LARGE ESTATE HAS BEEN LEFT

HUNTING FOR A YOUNG IRISH GIRL TO WHOM A
LARGE ESTATE HAS BEEN LEFT
A search is being made throughout Westminster
Countv and especially in Yonkers. for Jennie carr
who some time ago left Ireland and came to TINS
country The reason of the inquiries is that large
fortune has been left TO her by the death OF her
father in Ireland
on January i last Jennie and her father had a
ouarrel on account of his wanting TO marry again
charity after the death of his wife The result OF
tho ouarrel was that Jennie embarked Tor America
Two weeks after she left ireland, ana before the
date Of the marriage of her father to his second
wife he fell i'll and died. leaving large estate and
Jennie as the only heir
Az soon = Mr. Carr died solicitors began a
search for the missing heir. Letters were sent 10
MS city TO various priests and notices were pup
,shed in the newspapers but 50 far she mas not
been heard from The letters to parish priests 50
1cited their cooperation in finding the girl LAST
sunday The letters were read from puIp!ts III Nd.i-
oIic churches and the priests asked tneT cOHbiIc-
cations 70 assist in finding the young woman IN
SSestioatlon showed that Jennie Carr, after arriving
a. thie country remained in Newly DIX Guy ten
a,s and then secured situation Tn ough an en-
,iovrent agency with family at RNerhcad, L. l.
as a servant She remained there ABOUT TWO WSthS,
when she secured similar place win d fanny Il.
De-, chester. WeStchcster County she dlu not
stav there long and il is said that she Is no" EN-
ployed in Yonkers.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Thieves 60; into the house Of Barent H. Lane. at
No 10 Iivngston-ave. on Tuesday night. and |toie
icvelrv and diamonds to the value of $Oo. the po-
lice have description of man seen lettering ABOUT
the neighborhood and hope soon TO have the thiei
in custody. ,..
The semi-annual convention of the WestcheS'ei
County Womln's Christian Temperance Union Will
he held in this city to-day and tomorrow. lhiS
forenoon at II 10 Mrs. G. J. Jump, of Albany STATE
Secretary of Young Woman's Work. VIII MAKE d"
address and at 230 in the afternoon Mrs. Enillle
ID Martin will speak AT $50 in the evening IIcIn ,
hers of the LOyal Temperance Legion III anu doVu'
The county will compete for the DenOItSt H,udi
on Friday at ll5 "A. m. and at y. IN; Mrs. Mary
r. Burt State president, Will make addreSSes. 0'V
will be followed in the afternoon by MIS- foiileL a.
Nelson OF Poughkeepsie president OF the DutCneSs
County Union. There VIII be no evening SeSS''' V"
Frida.. 49,, -..-,,a o.cilert
Frederick Hempel. sr, met with serious acSllent
Monday evening his store. at Dock-st ana ->oi 4,
broadway Mr. Hempel, who is seventy years OIL
started 10 20 into the cellar. when ne SIlppeu on nv
an anvil Dr. Benedict summoned ana loon
number of stitches in his head lie was 'heH TAM"
home -.-,... l., .ho Loot
a mock trial will be held this evening in the rec
ure-rOom of the First Methodist Eplscopal thu!Ch
Elijah Yerks is the plaintiff and sues the uuS.ecs
for breach of contract. Frederic A. Cook ana IA
thanel c. Fowler will represent MI; feths anu W.
w Alexander and Herbert II. Gadsby the trustees.
on Tuesday evening there WAS Yea al tne hoGc
of the Young Womens Christian Ass9clduon'
Those who received and poured the tea ana cnoeC
late were Mrs f. Alexander Houston; Mrs r; -
Brown Miss Edwards. Miss Palmer, MISS G'hiord
Miss Bate. Miss Meefont, Miss Starr MISS Bart
At the meeting Of the Board of Health on Tues
day Henry y. Godhnger was appointed an IN
spector at a salary of $500 a year.
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NETWORK CITY.

A double-team truckload Of green turtles passed
I'D Broadway yesterday morning, and tho unusual
quantity attracted good many observers. on" OF
them. who bore undenahle marks OF a gourmand.
petuantly exclaimed: II suppose they're getting
cheap. too. like other things. Pretty soon vel not
have anything to eat.'
The Merchant Tallors' Society Will have an ex-
hlbtion Of garments at It's rooms No. 2h Fifth
ave. to-day tomorrow and Saturday from TO 10
D. IN.
Womans Temperance prayer-m"etinC Is held
every Thursday afternoon at o'clock a. Metfopol-
itan Hall No. q West Fourtccnth-st To-day Mrs
j. V Bonnell Will give the Bible lesson and Mr.
Ostrom the evangelist from tho West. viii speak.
The Rev u. a. Blackburn. until now II tho West
minister Church OF Oh irleson. :. G.. Will begin lis
pastorate Of the Church Of the Strangers Mercer
st. near Eighth-ave. on Sunday
The Fcncers' club. No. 81 West Twcnty-second-
St. Will give an Informal fencing evening on Satur-
day a, O'Clock. IN which members - 3D." New
York Athletic Club. the Racquet and Tennis club
and the New-York Fencing Association viii take
part After the bouts Professor H. Ncumln Nil
give an exhibition OF mind reading and hypnotisn-
The General Society Of the Daughters OF tho Icyo-
luton will celebrate the anniversary 81 nc battle
OF Lexington with a luncheon AT tho Waldorf on
April H.
An entertainment, in nn OF n" Temple Israel
sisterhood VIII Zoe hci a: tho Harlem Opera House
Music Hall this evening
The Metropolitan Museum - Art is open free 20
the public from 10 q. IN 20 sunset on Tuctlay,.
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. ou sunday
afternoons from O'Clock to sunset. AMI on the
evenings Of Monday and Fridays. ON Monday :
and Fridays from 10 O'Clock until sunset copy.-.s
art students and members Of the Nu-"un only are
admitted free. others have to pay an entrance fee
OF - cents these Two days
/ Tho Museum Of Natural History IS open week
! days from 20 O'Clock. on Tuesday ard Satur-
mue1 free. ON Sundays 1t f. open from to 3
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The last OF Rchar! r. Pcrcy's IRE" organ rccit1s
will be given the Marble COLLEGIATE church Fifth
ave ana Twcnty-ninth-st.. this afternoon at {
O'clock The assisting artists VIII be Tho N,w-York
I Ladies' Quartet. Dr. Carl T.. Dumt and William II.
| Il ger
! The Rev. Russell H. Conwcll. Of Philadelphia " II
| deliver the fifth lecture In the ChautLuqua Union
course at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church one
hundred-and- twenty -nnh-st. and Sovcn,h-ave.. on
| Thursday evening. March q. His subject VIII be
| "The Jolly Earthquakes or. How to Be Happy"
| The number Of Vanity" which appears to-day Is
in cover Of pcnitcntal purple. The issue has
many attractive features. including a poem "A
, japanese Lover" by Sir Edwin Arnold and a story
Mrs Winthrop's Reception" by the author Of The
Green Carnation." There besides bright letters
| from London and Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
JURY DISAGREE IN THE MALTHOUSE IN
QUEST

The jury in the Inquest on the malthouse at
Tenth-avc. ana Forty-third-st. brought in two
diets. Six Of the Jury found that the accident was
due first to the original faulty construction Of the
building, and. second to vibration. They recon-
mended that the building laws be changed to
bring such matters under the direction of the Build
ing Department. Four Of the jurors found that the
accident due to faulty construction. overload
Ing the floors with material. and vibration. They
censured the constructors for being incompetent
and careless, and also recommended the change in
the buildings laws.
John Mckelvey. .he owner OF the malthousc.
the first witness yesterday lie said he bought the
property for the sake Of the lot and did regard
the house as being worth anything. He said that
he had been In the building only few times He
had. on one occasion. noticed the mortar, and did
not think 1t good. The house old and they
didn't use cement In mortar In the days when IL was
built
George OKeefe, one OF the contractors said he
attributed the collapse to the relieving of the wall
side. He thought that a beam had broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
BAYO\\E.

Miss Alice E. Wilson for more than ten years
nrincipal of Public School No 4, at Bergen Point
rendered her resignation TO the Bayonne Board OF
Education al its meeting on Tuesday night Inc
School Trustees reluctantly accepted the reslgha-
ton. 1t Is understood that Miss Wilson is soon 10
become the bride Of prominent Jersey Cl'E idM!e'
Company l. the new command of the Attn keS-
mont National Guard of NeW-Jersey. organized on
Tuesday night by the election of the following OIL
GERS: Captain Louis G. Wilcox; FIRST lieutenant
Arthur l.. Macfarlane; second lieutenant George u
Rhoderick: first sergeant. William W; sparks. sec
ond sergeant. George r. Wheeler; thiri sergeant
BENJAMIN {. Clifton: fourth sergeant, Waiter Nor-
don: fffh sergeant, Richard Sunderman: nrst cor
poral Frederick j. Schmidt: second cqTporal: FRANK FRANK
a Engel. third corporal. Walter ii. Brown; Iourh
corporaI George r lie Mare fifth corporal. George
S Boger; COMPANY clerk John r. LEE; pay H,TGc
s Bogert, Edward E. Van Buskirk and Theodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

In a larceny case before Police Justice Potts or
Jersey City yesterday, John w. Bissell accused
Police CAPTAIN John +. Kelly. OF the Second Pre-
clnct of protecting dead beats" He subsequently
apoogized 10y letter and said he would apologize
publicly in court to-day -,
DR. w. w Varck who is attending City Clerk
John T. Scott. of Jersey City, reported yesterday
that Mr.. Scott was slowly improving.
Arthur Noorhis gave piano recital on Iuesday
evening at the home OF his father, eX-Congressman
Charles II. Voorhis. No III Clifton Place Jersey
Citv Heights The rooms We're filled with Well
known people. Mr.. yoorhis played entirely from
memory. Chopin's "Phantasic' Op. ~, nocturne OPP
g. No . ana tarantelle: Schumanns "Arabeske
and voge ais Prophet Selling
Nevin's "Shepherd's Tale "Narcissus' and Love
Song peahaye's minuei; %CoumoiRf Iupin
waltz OF. q; Schuetts "Etude Mienonne Cham.
nade's 'Flatter-r r. ana air de ballet "PleTette.
LISTS transcription OF Schuberts "Du B.st die
Rub" and LiSzt's second Hungarian RHAPSODY. ne
sides gavotte and Two Moments Musicals of the
performers composition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
cnARLks ScAlIDmA cHrkR. JR. ARREsrED

Charles Schil1wachter. jr. son OF the carriage
manufacturer. Was prironer IN tho Tombs Police
Cpur; yesterday The complainant was Charles II.
Farrell. u private detective. who worked FOR
S.huIwnchter In the suit brought against him by
Mauie II. Halliday. laughter OF former member
OF the YorkUlc Court squad. for breach OF
promise.
Farrell happened 20 Doe In the District-Attorncy =
office TUESDAY when ) hillwachtcr was there. and
SAYS that Schildwachter Immediately accused Far
rcu % giving evidence on charges which Maude
Halliday has recently made OF perjury and con-
siIrary.
When they got outside the Criminal Courts Build
INK Shildwachtrr. according to Farrell. called him
"A traitor and struck him In the face. He also says
he drew a revolver and threatened to shoot him.
Schlidwachtcr furnished 500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
VERDICT OF 10000 FOR THE PLAINTIFFS.

Mary Adelaide Ellis, Ida Kate Els Rlchard How
Kills Susan Catharine Ellis and George Iaylor Fins
we're plaintiffs in an action in the supreme Oou'
before Judge Slower yesterday against George w
Lawrence as surety for John Barberie' VINO az d
trustee Is alleged 10 have stolen N'"V ei' - :"
~ nt,ar1 L Fills to the plaintiffs. According TO
49, oo,,,,aint Richard X Ellis. who died In 1909
created a trust fund for the benefit OF ms son
Richard who died intestate Moses Taylor was 'ie
first trustee OF the fund. and after him. Johh i'di
herie Mr. Lawrence. as surety Tor harocr'e' VS.
alleged to be responsible Tor the "'SS,'e ~ 49,,
at rorco IN his answer. admitted all the above
iI,,to,s but said hi, becoming surety WIS
merely matter of form Upon heaTi9 IN e. Se 400 for
b 'Ci,intiff Mary Adelaide Ellis and each oil her
brothers and sisters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
SUSPECTED TIRE-BUG SURREyDERS.

Samuel Mllsch, the former insurance adJuster
who has been wanted by the District-At,orhey
office for the month for alleged completely WIN
the East Side gang of fire-bugs. many of the mem
hers OF which have recently been convicted ana
sentenced to long terms in the penitentiary' sur
rendered himself at the District-Attorney's Office
Yesterday An indictment was found against Mlisch
by the March Grand Jury OF the Court OF 'ehetai
Sessions March T. He was taken before Judge ritz
gerald where Assistant District Attorney DAVIS
asked that his bail be fixed at $1,000. This was OPP
nosed by Charles Shampain, his lawyer. The Judge
decided 10 take the papers and after an examina-
tion fix he Msch meanwhile has been COM
mitted to the Tombs.
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4 FUGITITE FROM JUSTICE CAUGHT
rp.NCIs A. DIFFENDOEFER CHARGED WITH
TAKING $4,000 FROM n LANCASTER
PENN BANK FOUR YEARS AGO.

TAXING $4,000 FROM a LANCASTER
pENN1 BANK FOUR YEARS AGO.
Francis A. Dinendorfer four years ago was
r,ouknovn md popular resident OF Lancaster
penn whore he was interested with his brothers
IN conducting a banking house. Dissipation maze
his living extensive and in order to make ends
-ooet no took $1,000 in trust funds which were IN
,h custodv of the banking house in which ne
,ras emuloved and left Lancaster. For nearly
COW wears Dnendorfer has been a fugitive Out
q W Levy a Philadelphia detective. ie"
months ago got clew to where he was ana
Nnallv located him at No. lob DeKalb-ave. Brook
,vr where ne was living with his wife ana chIidreh
Ievv This week secured requisi;ion papers from
Governor Morton and last night at ':D oclock'
ubre Di0endorfer was at home surrounded by ms
wife and family James Kelly, a Brooklyn Central
Office detective visited his home and arrested MN
on an old warrant sworn out in Lancaster by
Dfendorfer's own brother.
The scene at the time Of the arrest was dramatic
:, the extreme Diffendorfer has. il is said been
working steadily for the last two years. ana was
devo,ed IN his wife and children. When the de-
,oc.ive walked into the room and tod tne luSltNe
Re ,vas under arrest the wife threw her arms
around her husbands neck and pursuing i"'o
%oh. Frank, Frank What will we do without
you $780,, l., a., Tire, rr.cinct
police station. Governor Mortons requisitioh pap
will he signed by Supreme Court Judge tOuay
and Direndorfer will, be turned over 10 Levy the
Philadelphia detective. who viii take MN 10 Lam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
FOR TIE ORCHdRD-ST. HORROR

INDICTMENTS ORDERED by THE REGULAR GRAND
JURY AGAINST THE MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE COLLAPSE OF TIE BUILDING.
The regular Grand Jury Of the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday ordered Indictments against the
men held responsible by the Coroncrs jury for the
collapsing of the building at No. l5l Orchard-st
March l. The Grand Jury has been considering
the matter for the last three days. and has cx-
amined large number of persons including the
accused men. The men against whom the indict-
mcnts ordered the owner OF the building
william T.. Lennon; the contractors. Glavc a.
Comes. and Timothy Ormsby. the building inspcc-
tor OF the district.
The falling Of the malthouse at Forty third ST.
and Tenth-ave., In which four people lost their
lives Will also be investigated by the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
WITHURLUIL OF GOLD.

sioooro TAKEN OFT ny A UAHK NEEDING 1T FOR
ITS BUSINESS.
Gold 10 the amount OF $1,000 was withdrawn
from tho Sub-Trcasury yesterday. and as It was
the Nr' withdrawal OF any size since the last
bond issue % caused considerable surprise. \ bank
Withdrew It brcaus" IL had available gold II
having supplied another Institution with the metal
~ tho tim" Of the bond operations on the promise
81 its return. The agreement was not kept and the
bank ran short 81 gold which Il needed Ia the
or !lnary courS" OF business.
The Treasury gained S3O,oo gold. however. as
$1,000 was turned IN on the bond synd'cates
n. ftilU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
Co~TrsT1NC THE WILL OF DR.. GRUNHUT'

CONTESTING TIE VIII UT D'''
Tho contested will OF Or. Bernhard "ruh-
IN, was before Surrogate Abbott yesterday nv
lived at No $50 Adelph-st with his whe anu Ms
estate is estimated at SiV''"' "i""n"'
-, =. have hoen lost at sea from the steamer
fpo.hria on August % 1884, The will under contest
was executed on June L. 1891 two days before ne
called for Europe. on February - 1874 ne mar
Rod Miss Ketcham. of No. 3IG Adelphi-st lhree
months after his marriage the doctor mdie Il VIM
leaving about $4,000 to the Mount ohdl i'''p'''
49,, ~ U.hray benevolent Society. Of Brooklyn.
,h rasidue of his property to go to his wife. The
contestants brother and sister. ask PROOF oil MS
marriage to Miss Kctcham Testimony was miro miro
duccd Yesterday by the contestants IglHnI 70 81 II
nrsni, ON the part Of the doctor. The case Is SUI!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
TO ENLARGE THE COURTHOUSE.

The Board Of Supervisors have voted 10 issue
bonds in the sum of $5OcN par value at an '"'e'.
est not TO exceed per cent, for the enlargement Vi
the Courthouse which If the plans are carrier out
will be extended eighty-hve feet 10 Livingston
In this extension will be rooms for the three ad'-
,to,ol c,,nran,a Court Judges the county Judge
and the clerk Of the Appellate Court Doubtless me
Hail Of Records will also be enlarged ana =,
IT, Snrrrinien1ent of Buildings. Mr.. Ryan, IS "
nrnnare pians The approval OF the LeGlsl9lure
,nnnst be secured before the changes can he Hdue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
GEORGE DOUoHERTr ON Trial FOR MURDER.

The case OF George Dougherty. on trial for murder
In Part | OF the Court OF General Sessions before
Judge Fitzgerald. was resumed yesterday. Dough-
erty Is charged with the killing OF Edward Meyer
July 1894. after dispute the races Several
witnesses identified him the man who was noticed
lingering around Meyers house on the night OF the
murder but none had seen the actual shooting. The
case was adjourned until l0:W q. n. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
A DISABLED STEAMER TOWED TO Port.

The Norwegian steamship aVle. from Glbara
March 3. arrived here last evening. after having
been towed into Hampton Roads on March IS by
the steamship Ailsa. which picked her up about 100
miles east of Cape Henry on March II. The Vale
had lost all Of her propeller blades by striking a
submerged wreck, and manageable. She was
lowed from Hampton Roads to this port by the
tugboat orion OF the Boston Towboat Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
RAILWAY.

A committee Of the Board OF freehoiders met Il,
phuay Yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
viewing the widening of the Grand Street Bridge
The bridge when constructed few years ago was
not built TO its proper size. the sidewalk taxing part
OF the roadway and making II dangerous ioI
10 widen the bridge 10 its proper WIDTH al an es''-
mated cost Of 81 900 TO the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
FREDERICK GERHARD FINDS ms Ply

Frederick Grbhard made two visits In
hrougham g. Police Headquarters yesterday
to claim a scarf pin which he lost Monday evening
Will. leaving Abbcy's Theatre. The pin
large pearl surrounded by twenty diamonds and
valued At over 500 Frank Flynn. policeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
FRIDAY, MARCH 80.
SATURDAY. MARCH -.
shipping NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-wEDNEsDAY MARCH 20. 1895.


PORT OF NEW YORK-WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90. 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic uIr) Parscl. from Liverpool March
49, Queenstown March H. with mise and passengers 10
n Maitland ersey. South OF Fire Island at 1880
Steamer Fuhia Ger, Meier. Bremen March D. and
SOUTHAMPTON TO- mdse. ~ cabin and 1874 steerage
nasscnrers To Oelrchs Co Arrived the Bar at $40
a IN.
Steamer Westernland Uelg). Weyer Antwerp March
with mdse and ~ cabin and $50 steernge passengers to
International Navigation CoArrved at the Bar at 300
IN. ,.,
steamer Lepanto diD. Page. Antwerp March with
mdse Sanderson Son. Arrived at the Rar at m
Steamer Werkendan Dutch Baker. Rotterdam Mnrce
O. with mdse and passengers TO Funch Edge a Co. was
. ted or tire Is at p m
steamer Normannla (Ger), Darends Genoa March L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
HOME NE VS..

tn. rnU,d Ires Local Ntc, which repre"nn all ~
n,vspdptrs In Fork city that are recrrin1 he eh
granite United Tvc has M h,ddqnarters at No
2l Ann It, N,,c York Cg. Al Information and document
Tor public be nto hoss headquarfrTs and hry U
then b, disrbusd all United Tres neospap,rs IN th
ety. and to ire United Iress JOr di"emtdto" throughout M
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Richard f. PettiGrew
Of South Dakota. PLAZA-Frank J. Cannon, dele
gate to Congress- and George q. Cannon. OF Itah
VICTORIA-John G.. Milburn. OF Buffalo Wall
DORF-Congrossma John w. Gambler, of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
NEWARK.

The Roard of Health will get the opinion Of the
law Department of the city as TO the legaIty OF
the new law prohibiting the board from erecting
a disinfectlng station in Clinton township
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rise G.I3 Moon 400 Moons %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook , Is GOV. Island 4iD Hell Gate 6:i2
/, NJ sandy Hook -. Gov. Island 3:ll Hell Gate IVi