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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

THOROUGHLY desratl" par 'S.
Young good action. very s'n','
prnmlf. srappT drivers. can i-''
,nus' he sold af one. hv business NJ"
rr. o.uat reduce expenses. frai AMI "N-
animation also trap. harness robes. VIM.
-. VIII separate q, suif pur, 1a-"' III
b,lf value PERFECT STN lE. Trinnn"
one
A GENTLEMAN wishing 20 dispose - hl-
oiin' off~r. ttlnl - hi~ cob INJURY N"p'
suycrs runah0ut wagon. hf".' Lar n'sI'
a. q. A responsible" party VIII h.'"pt a.
most any price for hi- heautlfui 'hinss-
TRAVELS. Box Trihun" ono
SENHI.Y new sti,ers runab'ut wagon
xlrl Lty'. eddie AMI driving cln. ~.
Ensi ia la-nc-.-s So saddle. hri1i"' ~,
al - the ,cp highest o.a'- BIZ
WELL. Bon .. tribune ONO.
RFAITiF1L nov handmade runahout
Nasons. su,srs iate.' d'sirns, 80. COY
one guaranteed price sl"l MANI ~ y. -
n -RtK. ~ e. Trihun" ONO
CniLp's roNY. &rh carr and harness.
flr sa.~ - o. hire - ne frn-' ~ a
fress ur -. e. JACKSON. i. o. Box
1871 Jamaica J.. /. \.
CTFNT SACRIFICE Family selling 01t
ami gaing abroad offers f'r very j."
rrice- nr.'-cla.s cutupd"r eNfenshn i.p
surrey. sd,.s loop 'front.' '"p phNf' n. usn,
platform 'pring coup". X N'N.l' r..s...
tbrea lnproh~-. all nearly nos" Apply
private Stable. 10 W's' +tth =. 'al 10
II and after !
ST \fIs TO LET ~ day. week ~
month. With wagon ruom. AZ reasona = j.
ra.s.. cau Accommodate f1.tn ~
hrr>-- Apuly - HYROS ". GREENE.
y i7,h ard is'h SIS. near Avenue G..
T. call. go Ism.
WASTED Pony aufAt 'or Pif ~ 'hi'-
ir,n. also fcv ponies stat N'afs
V'h price nv i}S az lin ai"af
ADVERTISEMENT k;'o 3CfScniP-
TiONs FOR THE SEW YORK Tkil.
THROWS OFFICE 30 l2t2 Broadway.
81 r,or north u Thirt, nrstst: and 40
NERTIsrMESrS ~ the following HtarrA
once. - Eighth-sve 100 Thiri-s'.
corner FORTY seventh - 100 East Forp
rv.nth-.t corn'' Third avc 10 Fast
i2s,hst neai Thrf -a,. oee Third ave-
near sixty .hr,''t 1n' First ave W"
W..t rer,y ss~ost.a' i9T Iolu-rbus-hvs
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pp0BABLY 4 FATAL SHoI'

VOTING MEN DID NOT KNOW - "'>
TWO w., AND DISCHARGED THE CON-
N''' TENTS or A Gun INTO THE HEAD
OF A STABLE HAND.
,obn Dempsey stable hand in [ agcb g"po ave.
Mrs h. j., was fatally shot in all probability riss
oF or. evening. 1t was the old didn't know TSoma.
ia asS story Harry Taylor son Oh n'0 Rtcbard
Taylor. Of No 30 Hishiand-a, Haor nnt shooting
mana. young friend Of MS n'u c,hero Demn.
ana aooUo r,, They were fooling with the gun.
sey was a' WIN ,nov,,ained way it was discharged
"he' -" 49,. load of shot struck Dempsey fuii IN
the face ana hOSV; ,akdn 10 the Orange Memorial
oa oan4 5a2' at the i atS hoSr
penetrated tHe vas still alive, there was no hope
Of his rcNONorA
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

\ PHYSICIAN single, occupying house
on ScherwerhOrn->t near clinton.
Brooklyn. using entire parl0r foor FOR his
ofnces. will rent remainder Of house on
NAV 10 a family without small children.
The doctor desires 70 board with family.
Address +. V :. Tribune Branch Office.
90 Court-st.. BROOKLYN
FOR RENT -l3S East 39th-st.. three
story br0Wns'0re dwelling. ict 22NloH;
in very fine order: shades. mirrors chan
daliers Apply T. JAS. KYLE & son. $40
3I-ave.. or HORACE :. ELY. 81 C"'ar-st.
soTH ST. i0o And III EAST.-Three ard
four stories and basement, cabinet
trimmed. decorated. good order BRADY,
81 lst-ave.. Long Island Guy.
l35TfI-ST NEAR 7TH-ANE. AND ELE-
waited. Neat brick dwellings. n rooms;
all improvements. large yard. rent, $50.
$50 SCHUTTE. 34S Canal store.
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REAL ESTATE.


For Sale and Toilet.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIk.-Houses all
kinds: sale or rent. building sites.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
AT FLUSHING. l.. Houses. farms and
villa property 10 let and for sale. D.
MASTER. Real Estate Agent. Flushing.
y. Y.
FOR SALE OR TO lett substar-
tiai 1-st0ry building 2H9 70 3oj Water
ST: suitable FOR manufacturing business.
equipped with boiler and engine nearly
new. and Two large elevators. all IN com
plete order. rutland & WHITING. S
Hickman 81.
FOR SALE. or VIII let for a term. my de-
tachoi resGence. southeast corner Brook
lyn-ave. and Dean-st.. containing II rooms.
exclusive ~ bath and pantnes. on lot Jox
100: we'll supplied with shrubDery and
shade: the location is one ~ the best IN
the st Mark residence section q the city.
near rapid transit 20 all directions am -
minutes 20 N.w-York city Hall. two Stair
WAYS Two waferclosats. stone wasntuhs,
sanitary plumbing. viii lot low T. care
taker with reference. OWNER. on prem
isos.
FOR RENT 7r SALE. Bargains in hotels
boarding houses nd cottages. building
sites reasonable ISRAEL q. ADAMS *
CO.. Atlantic city. y. j.
brooklyn.
FOR SALE OR TO LET furnished Or un-
furnished house Of ten rooms. Brooklrn
Ueigh,s wide lot. Call Garden Place.
near Joraiemon-st. BROOKLYN.
FOR EXCHANGE. SALE OR RENT
Real estate CITY or country. Call or al
dress LUTHER II. POTTER & BRO. 81
Flatbush-ave.. Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

At CRAWFORD. y. fully furnished !.
II rooms. all Improvements. billiards +.
barr. chicken AMI all outhouses; horse
carriage. nowcrs. lawn. fruit. berries and
Ncre' ahles. complete country place. sr
summer Or year - private family only,
: minutes walk from station. 500 per
month. H. T.. ATWATER. - Narren-st T..
New-York.
AT GLEN RIDGE. y. J.-Grand chance
for gentecl boarding house keeper. tine
view. location and grounds. abundant
shade. all -the-year round place for y party
- som" means and experience. l5-rOorn
house. every improvement. rent mol'r,t ,
short stone walk to station. Address Box 10.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. To secure cot
tag"s and boarding-houses o. Afiantc
cry. y. J.. for the summer season. address
DENlNE i WOOTTON. Room ~ Law
Building. Atlantic CITY. y. J.
A LIST OF HOTELS and cottages FUR
uishod and UNFINISHED seashore ami
mountains sale or rent. free on applicH-
ton stamp FOR circular DALEY. ~
West 35th-si.
To kEN Mot attractive untry pac, at
oyster Ray. l.. l. house deligh tfully
comfortable. picturesque grounds. ample
stable accommodations For ful particL-
lars address NJ. Room 10. Empire The
atre
FOR RENT. Morrlstovn. y. j.. one mile
from station. for summer or year. FUR
nished or unfurnished. handsome brick
residence. all modern Improvements. three
acres Of lawn and garden splendid shade
good sable. most desirable location. Ad-
dress r., BOX :.
FOR RENT at Flushing. l. Mansion
81 the late Sllas Hicks. with fine grounds
and outhuildings and all modern improve
ments. Inquire Of u. MASTER, 81 Main
-. Flushing l.. l.
FOR RENT IN tho village of Port Ches-
la ~
for tWo horse: heated by steam. all mod
ern Improvements - minutes walk from
ral.r6ad station. Apply - u. \. AN
BIER.
HOUSES TO RENT, Joralemon. Belle
VIE. rooms city water. - Maple-s'..
Bloomfield. rooms. city water. - En-
met st. Newark. rooms. all imps.. ~
Penn. ave. Newark. q rooms all imps.
GEO. ?. DOpD 60 Broai-st. Newark
ORR CATALOGUES ot country seats and
houses for rent. furnished or unfurnIsh"i.
season or year throughont W'stc hester
County. are now ready. WIN. H. HOYT &
co. Nanderbi,-ave.. opposite Grand
Central Depot.
ORANGE y J-Moderi. residence. II
rooms. Improvements. gas. water. sani-
tary plumbing, furnace. macadamiIsed
ncighhorhood. rent $500. W. II. BEL
CHER. ~ Reade-st.. New-York city.
- MMll, y j. " hlThr" mo "i.t N- -
nished houses 10 let season or year
large and small. best locations. l.. q
POTTER. opposite station.
SHORE COTTAGES. : 90 II rooms. i'm
provrments. grounds . hour. year $40
To- 500. WILLIAMS. Whltestone. l.. l.
THE FINEST and most complete small
house III roomsD In Upper MOntclair.
Ncw-J,rscy. foriy-hye minutes from cham
bers-st.. all improvements. In perfect
order. perfectly healthy. on Mountain
ave. five minutes from depot. good
schools. churches and stores. town and
spring water. T.. Il. WILCOX. 81 Fur
mdn-st.. brooklyn.
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Gtbool Aeenries.

OENcY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors.
.eachers governesses etc. IN all depts. recommends
aIoh 10 parents 100 9Th Book II ldng 21ths:
AdEHlcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supple Professors Teachers Tutors Coverne.ses.
49, " Colleges. Schools ana Families Apply 10
- Mrs ". ]. YOUNG FULTON. ~ Union Square
FwSSIsHED FREE teachers all departments. public and
private schools schools recon- Catalogues mailed
T. Eda Bureau 81 East 9h-st IL s. Kellogg Manager
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Brooklyn.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

s. 500 -FOrR-STORY FLAT. rent. $40.
go 3d-ave. Brooklyn.
500 CASH 500 quarterly buys brick
house: : rooms. all Improvements. near
SaratOga-aNp. Il minutes Bridge, lrlcs
81 500. Address POSSESSION. Tribune
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Nsw publications.
lust PUBLISHED:

lust PUBLISHED.
Essays IN AMERICAN HISTORY. BY HENRY FER
GI-SON ~ A Contents; Quakers in New hsIaho' Inc
Witches Sir Edmund Andres. The Loyalists 2lZ pages
'These Essays presented 10 the public IN ''e ot
that though what they contain he old IL Is worth TENNIS
again and in the hope that by viewing the carry .
- ~. n,rv from, somewhat different standpoint from
that commonly taken light be thrown upon pm
which have been somewhat left in the shade ~
Preface. =, NJ. .ssavs q,
Edmund Andres and the Loyaliss are exceieh| Inc
Churchman.
JAMES POTT & Co. PUBLISHERS.
III Fifth Avenue New-York
SITW POOKS-"Taxation of Personal Prop
n .-.v 1r,,racticahle Unequal and Unjust by Ihoso
steSSrrnsn Paper SOC Sterling Publishing Co.. loo
Fu,ion-st.. y y
HARF EDITION, 10 Vols. Alto CIoth Lodge s
II porraits Of Iiusrlous Personages OF Great britain
-. IN mage India proofs engravings WIN piographiSa
go historical {. E r. IA south Iotn rnIIa
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnisn ed


Brooklyn.
I'D PLACE. 50. near Clinton-st.. walking
distance from ferry; T-room apartment.
$50 free TO May: private house remodelled
into hrst-class flats; beautiful neighbor-
hood. ERNESTUS GULICK co, $50
Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
~ MORTON-ST. -Handsomest new. ele-
ganuy decorated rathouse In 9th Ward !:
portico stoop: hot and cold water, range
private baths and closets: no children; open
Sundays. $50 to <25.
s2D-ST.. 3 AND j WEST. near Central
Park.-Eight rooms and hath; elevator:
house and location first class.
ii3-i10 EAST 78TH-ST .-Superb accom-
modations for select parties; references;
9 rooms and bath; all improvements; $40
$33. possession April I.
1853 AND l55 EAST 72D-sT. Handsome
eight-room apartments; elevators and
steam heat; moderate rents.
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4 DyERTIsEMENTs AND SuBscmPTIoNs, For
cEIvEp At THE UPTOWN 0FFIcE. No. 2i2 Bias Br2sd
TI;EMTNTs a, the following Branch Orices: 30
f;irh,h-avc corner Tven,yhird.st.; 1852 sixth-ave
Xxx Fourth ave Fourteenth GO Third TcC
tn ave F1ry-seyenth II 1925 Thirdave. neal
7oS iO6 West Forty second st.
Ioo columbus - Avcnu" A. 1929 Third sve 20 West
F,ur.eeuthsi 80 West Fortv-secondsi 90 Third-ave
Th-d-aVe . 0i Third between one-hundrei
snd twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth
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Fcr Boys and Young Men.-Country.
0eachers.


OXFORD GRADUATE in honors. disengaged for few
" months undertakes tuition in classics science or
raihematcs. Address O&ONiAN. 12i2 broadway
d PEPA RATION for college and other instruction, by
Harvard gfaouste. experienced tutor address
WENDELL Box Is. 1922 Broadway.
VALE GPADt'A re. experienced tutor desires college
- ppa5 ttDry and other tutoring Address Y o.. BOX
- hhgne Uptown ONCE l2i2 Broadway
WiNTED.- English governess with German. drawing
w tousAkceper thorough knowledge 81 catering French
issey goyorness: young French girl. with music as
s.1nptron. ntlenan teacher sciences mathematics.
rA'ary drill. MIRIAM COYRIERE. Agency. 80 Jfhaye.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A LONG BRANCH furnished cottage.
clear FOR Philadelphia property. NJ other.
Address WRIGHT l,sO5 South l5th-st..
Philadelphia Penn.
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COtTURIERE FRANCHISE. Latest
spring models FOR fancy waists. tailor
made dinner and reception gowns. ladies
materials used rcmodclling. elegant Work
short notice. moderate prices. NINE. Az
DERSON. Jos West lTth-st. formerly with
Stern HrOa
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A REMOVAL SALE PIANoS.-Great bar
gains Before removal 10 Union square,
must sell 81 square pianos all makes. 70
IN suitable for schools or private use.
r. NJ WALTERS. 81 and - University
Place corner l2th-St.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
CT\ARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE,
AZ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
rIcana. .Mch. 81 p. Aurania Apr. 9. D. m
.Nch. 30 m Umbria Apr. IL. =
From Pier 80 North River. foot Of Clarkson-st
Cabin passage geo Second cabin S35. $40
Si5 according to steamer and accommoda tons
SteeraCe tickets o from all parts OF Europe at
v-rv y rates freight and passage apply at the
Company's once. SO. I Bowling Green. New York.
VERNON H. Brown & Co. General Agents.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
TO LEASE.-A four-story brick house.
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and eh-
Changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madi-
sOn-rf.
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CAvANNAH LINE.-THREE TINES WEEK.
- ly from s., ~ r.. foot OF spring-st.. Tuesday,
apply 10
w IT. RfIETT. GenI AgtlI. D. HASHAGEN z. Agt-
Cent r n 3i7 B'wey. s F. & W. Ry.. 2ei B'way.
J. l. adams q. T. A. F r. =. WALKER Agt. o. 9.
C. q p r r.. B'way IS co per 25 y. II.
G. NJ SORREL. Manager.
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| DRESSMAKER - years In business Eas
| ter suits with new style skirt. SO. by the
| day. 81. Mrs. SMYTH. $40 GthaVe, near
| 53d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

\ COMPETENT French dr'ssmnkcr wish
- DAYS work 10 rryat" families, -
years experience in tho business. ~
East 18Th 81
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ARTISTIC DRESSES made from ~.
tailor made fancy bodice, new skirt ana
all the latest In spring gowns. also 'raIs.
chp"s. cutting and bas'ing while YOU Wm' .
ratterns ~ measure LONDON y PARIS
pRESSMAkING 60. II West l2Jth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

DKESsMAKER Experienced: good litter;
best city reference. wishes TO e. out by
the day IN private families. Address l.. Is.
2i1 West t2d-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

DRESSMhKER by the day; II years with
Lord a Taylor and Ralllngs. stylish. per
feet hitting dresses, $40: palmer dresses
cheaper. Mrs WARD SALHEk. los East
21tn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

ARTISTIC DREssMAKE hrsi-cla's ~
ter. accustomed - nfa' class trade. 81"
sircs moro engagements in ur~' class Fam
inrs terms moderate. personal reference.
T.. ~ shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13

Once more the songs and flowers Of Easter are
about to gladden. the hearts Of mankind To
many, however, there is but little harmony in the
Easter music They feel no interest in the world
around them. They are depressed, hopeless,
tired. Some are sufferers from dyspepsia. rheu-
matism, scrofula or other distressing disease.
The condition Of these people is indeed I"ost
pitiable, and its cause should be asccrtaIned and
removed. That tired, languid feeling indicates
a lack Of vitality In the current Of life the
blood upon which nerves. muscles and all the
organs depend.
In these Cues what change is made by Hood S
Sarsaparilla. This medicine has wonderful
powersN purify and enrich the blood 1t gives
to he~vital nud just those qualities which are
needed to enable it to feed and sustain the ply
steal organs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
TWO OF TILE HrNGRY EEL.

men on, ~ job were provided for by the Pres-
dent today. when he nllcl TWO - the Mineral
Land Conmlssioucrshps created by Tho last Con
crcss by Tho appointment u \. j. Pearson. ~ Oni3
and Lyman T.. Bnrbes. " Wisconsin. Judge Pear
son was a Representative IA the Lila anl Liza
CongrcsSes. snl In the Last on" Vas chairman II
the COMMITTEES on Enrolled E.s. In thGt capacity
he was faithful and Industrious. AMI his services
were recognized by vote ~ thanks in IN" eNpu-
ing moments OF that Congress In III" performing"
Of his duties as chairman De- VAS frequently At IN"
White House. and n" APPEAR - have mad" - Ia
vorahlc impression upon The Executive. although
he was never regarded hs Il loud chrpng "cuckoo
Mr. barnes most JEALOUS. u not iuneful.
cuckoo IN the last Congress. which saw tho h--
ginning ana ord ~ Ms career IS a "stntcsnt:.' II
ne Possesses any qualifications whatever for the
Office which D." has just been appointed the
are latent ana yet to be developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
Railroad INTERESTS.

TRYING TO SETTLE THE SOUTHERN WAR
Baltimore April y oSpeclan- Representatives
here % the southern lines express desire 10 call
OF the boy ~ recently declared by the Southern
Railway and steamship Association against the
Sclboari Air Line and thus end the rate war
which has become more threatening since tie
Southern Railway Company received permission 10
meet the Seaboard's cu' 20 Atlanta without dis
turbns rates to Intermediate points Overtures
have been made to officials OF the Seaboari. with a
view TO having that system Join the association
President Hoffman. however said that he was not
contemplating joining any organization. Henry
Walters. president OF the Atlantic Coast Line sys
tenn also president OF the new southern states
Passenger Association. is said % favor the effort
10 ttlc the difference amcahlv and other prom
Ment railroad officials Boa the South take similar
view Of the matter. President Hoffman has gone
To- Portsmouth. Va. 20 confer with Nicc-iresldcnt
81 john and other officials OF the Seabolrd. rela-
TO the situation. II IL believed that the Sea
board VIII make further cut In rates
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ELECTRIC ROADS OF THE JERSEY COAST.

Asbury Park y. J.. April IL (Spec.aD.-At Darling
ton this morning n large force Of laborers began
the grading OF the electric railroad from Asbury
Park 10 Pleasure Bay. The contractor Is under
bonds to complete the road by June p. j. {.
Shaffcr president OF the Scashore Electric Railway.
In Asbury Park. is the chief promoter Of the enter
prise The road VIII connect at Branchport with
the boats from Ncw-YOrk. and Will do both freight
and passenger business. The route is through
Darlington Elbcron. Yves, End and Long Branch.
Another company has been incorporated this week.
which will build an electric hne from Long Branch
TO Atlantic Highlands passing through Red Bank
The horsc-c1r line from Asbury Park TO Bemar
will be changed into electric railroad this sum
mer Projects also said TO be taking shape for
the building OF trolley roads from Belmar 10 Point
Pleasant, and from Point Pleasant to Lakewood.
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No "Tired Feeling" Here

upon. The surgeons deemed It inadvisable to
perform an operation on the ankle. claiming
that my advanced age. rs years. in itself
barrier. and that only temporary relief could be
given. ! returned TO my home at West Lebanon
discouraged and disheartened. / w9s pining over
my misfortune when friend urged me to give
Hoods Sarsaparilla trial I bought a bottle.
l had taken only part of II before noted a
change i'm my case Tn" eruption took on a
healthy appearance. persevered with the medi-
cine. my faith In IL having been greatly increased
the beneficial effect became apparent ! took
six bottles Of Hoods Sarsap1rilla and then the
sore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
PINE MIL NOT YET VILLAGE.

Kingston y. Y. April - (SpeciaD.-The recent
election held IN the hamlet II Pine HI. so well
known TO summer visitors In the Catsks at which
election a majority OF the votes cast were for the
Incorporation Of the place as village, has Just
been declared Illegal by Judge Clearwater. before
whom the matter WAS brought appeal The
fatal defect was the fact that less than sufficient
number OF resident taxpayers han signed the petl-
ton for an election The Judge orders 4 new cleo
ton but II is thought that the required number OF
legal signatures cannot be Obtained in the town.
This is the second attempt at incorpora ton there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
AT TIE STATE CAPITAL.
NEW POLITICAL CLUBS.

Albany, April l2-The following certificates OK
INCORPORATION were filed with the Secretary Of state
to-day:
tho welfare of the Republican party. The EXeeu'
i've COMMITTEES IS George sanss5dr '9 Ghar %fI
Beale. Samuel r rwecdy. William l. Baker, James
/ Mccormick. Albert g. Aale Tos Nl;'aBm anei
" Wilkes Edward A. Taylor Charles r Hitch
cock l.. d. Pearsa il. and NJ. 3. MCGUIRE .,.,
The Ralmoral Democratic club, TO form politicaI
and social club in New-York city The directors are
Julius Alexander. Bernard Sherrick, WEBSTER W
case Sebastian Sander, Henry Farley IhoHias L"
REYNOLDS and James VI. Levlen
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4 DTSCREPANCY ~ MS BOOKS.

IIazetOn Penn. April AT "A meeting Of coun-
ellis to-day Controller Jacobs reported that he was
unable to strike balance on his predecessor
books which showed a deficit OF $1,000 Joseph
Salmon. the cX-C0ntrollcr left here for Buffalo a
few hours previous To the report being made. The
opinion IL expressed that the deficit VIII be found
to be a clerical error. city Solicitor McNair advised
employing accountant. but the faith In Mr..
Salmon's honesty prevailed. and nothing was done
until he he heard from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
COMING MEETING OF FREIGHT AGENTS..

The National Association OF Local Freight Agents
Associations VIII convene 1T the Broadway Cen
trail Hotel New York city. Tuesday. June II. This
association Is composed OF the local freight agents
n nearly all OF the principal cities in the United
States The topics for discussion will include all
OF the questions % interest local freight agents
throughou; the country The Ncw-York Assoca-
ton has arranged show the visitors the termi-
nails OF New York. brooklyn and Jersey city and
other arrangements have been competed so that
the delegates may all that they desire 10 in
New-York and Its vicinity connected with railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
THE STATE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATION.

Albany. Apru l2-senators Raines and Kiburn
and Assemblyman Gallagher, a subcommittee OF
the Joint legislative committee appointed TO nVest.-
gate the State departments, were at the rooms OF
the Superinten, crt OF State Prisons to-day and ex
amined the clerks in the Office regarding me man
cal statements contained in he annual reports or
the department. Tho examination was secret.
Assemblymen Nixon Foley ana Abel. as SUBJ
committee OF the Joint legislative committee alp,
pointed 10 invest. gate the State departments ana
Institutions will 70 TO Rochester this afternoon ana
to- morrow will look into the affairs OF the Rochester
Industrial School.