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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
STiTEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The eight indictments which were found against
tho Snug Harbor sailors in 1898 Tor bailot-box
s,umnp IN the town Of Castleton, In the autumn
election of that year. were dismissed yesterday In
tho supreme Court by Justice Smith on the motion
y, D,str,ct Attorney George NJ. Pinney, jr lie said
that some of the ACCUSED mon had died and others
had ,ef, the country The accused men were j. H.
Hewitt. A. Love- ]. H. Cromwell. g. T.. Bunker j.
II Wilson and II. f.. Thompson
The trial of Thomas Grimes for murder in the
frat degree has been set down for Monday. Grimes
was arraigned yesterday ana Wiiiam .. rowe err,
was assigned TO his defence ne having oecihreu his
inability to engage Counsel
Fritz Muchc the proprietor OF the Avondalc Hotel.
nj South Beach was indicted yesterday WIN ms
,vfe for kceping n disOrderly house. Henry Kemp
n.r NJ stapieton who shot Mary Burns In the arm
while ceebrating was indicted and pleaded guilty.
lie was sentenced TO thirty days In jail
s,oker in Alert Hall New Brighton. this evening
The Chamber Of Commerce met on TUESDAY even
ing The election OF Maybury Fleming, s. n.
Havens and Fedor schmidt was announced , Heso,
OF Sis, .ne xape The treasurer reported 1855 90 in
the treasury. ~
phiIip Clarius OF West Brighton for $500 damages
for running into his bicycle, was heard yesterday.
The fury brought In verdict for the defendant.
eround that the wheel had much right the
road as the wagon and that Clarius was mt fault.
A new trial was ordered
rhui Coinel from Police Headquarters. to Totem
S and }Sfsp Soo Of
mounted SQUAD. was discharged for neglect OF duty
The altar In the chapel Of the Home for Blind
Girls. at Mount Loretto, adjoining the Boys Home
founded by Father Drumgoole Will be dedicated
this morning by Archbishop Corrigan -and Bishop
Farley. assisted BY number Of priests. The money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

-, tho Board OF Trade on Tues
AZ 'ie = Fox. F.. d. Garfield, jr.. j. Fow-
- ~. ana william Read were elected me"oe''.
r.. ,,rar totv reported balance on manu- Vi
e,s- % resolution was adopted faVorihs ''e .'
oo,men. nv the State OF reasonable id"' '.'
oil street railroads In the state 10 'es"pu'
oore william G. MacAdoo. )r cha'' IMAM
Cnnit,ee on Transportation. repor'eu 'n"' III"
e,o,a,s ~ the Manhattan Elevated ana io"Ne'
81 Transit railroads had been seen IN reearu
~ through trains from Yonkers to hec'or-s',' anu
~ aa,a,s nrornised the committee a careiui con-
alteration OF the application
NJ. Grand ARMY Memorial Committee held us
crs, regular meeting Tuesday evening IN inc
CIV Court room Manor Hall John l. "ho''s'
mast department commander. presueu nc "p
nointed the following committees; frih''hs, WIZ
lam II Fisher and James b. Oiel bylaws hooe'
n Light George H. Hendrickson. William Riley
u,dwar1 7 Mitchell and the chairman ex-ohcio'
nak.rs Cor the evening exercises In Music Hail.
Iobn II. Keller Edward J. Mitchell augustus
KIM G. f. v Levs and Robert IS Light n
committee consisting OF A. .. hrH"oou anu
George H. Hendrickson. commanders respec.' an'
Of John c Fremont and kitching posts; was ap
nointed 70 arrange with Superintendent ''orton' OF
the public schools, for the annual eAfrcsoS W ~,
children at the Soldiers and Sailors Monumeh';;
~ Waror Hail park on the morning OF Memorial
Day
The Fourth Separate Company. \. G. s n: " t.
Waverly-st at o'clock. by General McLewec'
who will bring with him as his guest the inspector
General Of the First Brigade. y. g. ;. y \
yice-Commodore Valentine OF the Yonkers Co
rinttian Yacht Club. the Rowland Trophy III
,he pool tournament which closed two weeks ago
on Tuesday night the members gathered AT the
clubhouse and Commodore Prime presented Mt.
Valentine with his prize-a silver pitcher
4 number OF KaHirs from South Africa were
prssent last nigh, at the missionary meeting held
in the First Reformed Church. On Friday night
they VIII sing in the Warburton Avenue Baptist
Church
william l.. Kellogg. who died suddenly Tuesday
night In Police Headquarters. was the son OF IN"
late :. r kellogg lie LETT Yonkors about twenty
years ago for the West. where he dealt IN real
estate His death caused by acute pneuno-
MIA and pleurIsy and no; from suicide, az was FIRST
suspected HIS body Identified by Rufus King.
His sister. Mrs j. +. Fitch. OF Pcekskill. yester-
day arranged for tho funeral TO be held this after
noon at the F.rst Presbyterian Church. The buri-
al will be I'm St Johns Cemetery.
The medical stan of 81 Josephs Hospital Will
enjoy dinner this evening at the City Club. in
South Broadway.
Camp. No. .. Sons OF Veterans. attended the an
nua reception OF elisa Camp last night. In New
York City.
The Rev 4. T Tenry rector of Christ Church.
Pe!hs m. preached last night AZ 81 Johns Erisco-
pal Church and the Rev. Edward Flynn. Of Mount
Vernon. at ST. Joseph's Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
THE TRIBUNE.

Arrived a. e.. a., Kew Yves. with
mdse and passengers to G II Mallory CO.
steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman. Norfolk. etc. With
Steamer Benetactor. Townsend Philadelphia. with mdss
steamer Portia Gsp. Farrell. Halifax. y = and $.
Johns n r for Nsw,York. with mdse and passengers
sandy Hook; March Is. $50 p. m.-wind. light breeze
CLEARED.
Steamer Easlet. Donovan. Phadephia-w clyde 3
, Steamer George Dumois tNor) Fehrman Port Limon-
steamer Saratoga. Boyce. Havana ami Tampico-J
Steamer Pocahon,as Br) James, Cork-Pheps Bros 4
Steamer sandaeld CBr Leders. Newport News-simp-
steamer Drot (Sor,. Hansen Pensacola. Fa-sImpson.
Steamer Roanoke Boaz. Norfolk ard Newport News
Steamer I-mpasas. Barrows. Gaveston-c Mallory
Steamer Alsenborn. Charles. Baltimore-H Foster
Steamer Asatia (B), SWAIN Mediterranean portsHen-
Steamer Marteilo tBr,. Rea Huli-sandsrson 4 SON.
steamer franklin 'Nor. Rasmussen. Bocas del Toro
>, Steamer Christine DAM, Larsen Copenhasen-Gu''
Heye
H sso s'Bs"
Steamers Alsatia Br for Mediterranean ports Gsor:
Puro Sos Port Om Ssaasqa SO g Psu
Southampton; Kensngton d'r,, Antwerp: Panama dr,:
Bordeaux via Santanisr Saratoga Havana and Tampico
Roanoke, Boaz Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Spree Ger. Wigerod from New-York. ar
rived Southampton March Is and proceeded for Bremen
Steamer st Louis. Randle NewYork for Southampton
passed Sciy March 49,
Orient cruse). arrived at Messina March TO-
Steamer Spaarndam Dutch. Bonjer from Ncw-fon
for Rotterdam arrived Bouogne March IS.
Steamer Virginia Ger. Won Bassewitz New-fosS
March for Stettin passed Lewis Island March H. -
Steamer Elsie Marie Ger. Reimers. from New-to's
March for Flushing passed the Lizard March Is ,,s
Steamer Manhanset 03r) Walker from New-York Fey
ruary 28 Newport News and Norfolk, for iAverpo'
passed Head March IS. o..
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch vocse. from Rotterdam )"
New-York. passed Dover March 49, . = A
Steamer City OF Truro tBr). sailed from Cartnase"S
New-York March II. 49,, Az
steamer Xiesa Fr, BRAND sailed from Merseles '0'
New-YorkM March 16 .... a
Steamer Borderer G,r,. Tr,nck. from Boston March
arrived at London March II. - ,s.-h
steamer Colorado (I,r). Wilton. from New-York MAN"
g. arrived at Hull March II. go. v.h-
Steamer Creole Prince DID, Dunn. from newborn f
ruary Is. arrived at Rio Janeiro March IL. ,,v.sx
Steamer Kansas City (Fr) Jones. from Nsw-'~-
March 4. arrived Bristol March H. . -, -~vA
Steamer Brannis Oh. saso' from New-fosS A'
Steamer Mississippi tBp. Gates, from Nsw-Yofk I"
Steamer Aller (Ger). Chriseoffers. from Bremen ~
New-York. sailed from Southampton March Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
NEW-ROCJELLE.

The trustees Of Pelham Manor have granted to the
"Huckleberry' Trolley Company franchise 10
build and operate the road through the Manor
1t Is intimsed that there is a split In the local
ranks of the Democratic party that Will be heard
from on March 81.
Joseph b. Stephenson. the outgoing Excise Com
rnTorms he had hoped to accomplish but he rctires
with the respect OF the community
George L. Spaulding will superintend the revival
Of "Plnafore by the Alcantara Dramatic Assoe'-
alton.
The following men will have bill reducing gas
rates introduced before the present legislature
George Ferguson r. I.ambdcn. +. Levison and X.
Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
prRLIC STORE EMPLOYE ARRESTED.

Joseph J. Cisco an opener and packer at the
United States Appraisers Stores. No. 4o2 Washing
ton-st was locked up last evening at the Leonard
ST. police station. charged with larceny When the
openers and packers were leaving the building about
4 o'clock Cisco was called into the Office Of the
n.nu,v collector General ~ G.. Williams on the
first floor aud only few feet from the street
trance There the special agents told General Will
Jams that they suspected Cisco Of stealing and
placed him under arrest. When tho prisoner was
searched at the station a china cup and saucer.
two plates and two brass padocks. the latter bear
ing the United States Government stamp and 1929
In cash we're found In his possession.
He claimed that the examiner had given him the
crocery but he could not account for his possession
cisco is a war veteran. fifty years DID, and has
been employed In the Appraisers Stores for about
twenty years. He was foreman Of openers and
packers in the crockery-room. He lives with his
family at No. 1874 Tenth-ave.
There II an annex to the public stores on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
NETWORK CITY.

A reception will be held on Saturday from 10 o
D. M in the orthopaedic and chldrens ward OF the
Pos, Graduate Hospital, Secondave and Iweh-
teth-st.
A meeting Of the Washington Continental Guard
will be he'd at Carks. No y West Twehty-thiru-
St. tomorrow at D. m.
A meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF Barnard
College will be held the college. No 343 Madison
ave- tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
CL p sends IS to The Tribune for Mrs. Cath
ar,ne Rooney Of No 5l3 West Fortythird-st.. who
is destitute.
There will be a general rally Of NewYork Baptists
in the interes. Of their NewYork City mission work
this evening at the Madison Avenue Baptist |hurch
at Thirty -hrst-st William NJ. lsaacs Will preside
The exercises will be varied. consisting OF NUMBER
OF brief addresses from leading workers. The Rev
Messrs Macarthur, Sanders Parry MacGeorge
Dassorie Francis. Rauschenbusch and MacMurray
will participate in the service
The Woman's Union Prayer Meeting Of Har.em
will hold to-day an all-day session. beginning at
1890 a. m. in the Second Collegiate Church, Lenox-
ave and One-hundred- and twenty third-st. Mrs
Prindle superintendent of Florence Mission, ana
Mrs Morrow and others will speak
The New-York Board OF Fire Underwriters has
passed resolutions praisng Vernon NJ. Davis. the
Assistant District-Attorney, for his yea. in prose-
cutting incendiaries.
Mrs. Stanlslaus SlVVa, the hothei vi 'he '"' We
serted children who arrived here on the steamship
California arrived here yesterday on the Taormina
She had been Ill In a hospital in Havre. Mrs silva
will Join her husband and children In Hoyoke. Mass
meeting in the interest OF cooperative saving
and home building will. be held at No. 7l9 fremont
ave- this evening. under the auspices OF the Ire
mont Building and Loan Association. the Oldest or
ganization OF the kind in the city. Addresses will
be made explaining the methods employed by such
associations.
Four seats in the Produce Exchange were sold
yesterday for non-payment Of dues. Two brought
$40 EACH one 1906 and one $3.50.
Mayor Strong has dismissed complaint against
w. j. Cooney. a licensed auct'oneer. OF No. 1910
Broadway and informed the complainant that such
cases must be sent TO the courts hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoIEAo

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoiHA0
ALBEMARLE-Sir Arthur Hayter ana Lazy
Hayter Of England AsTOR-Ex-G Governor James
= Campbell Of Ohio and William Willard Howard
from Armenia CONTEMPORARIES Won Brunin i
OF the German Embassy at washington. EV
The Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Field. FIFTH ANENo q
Mrs Melville w. Fuller. of Washington. GRAM
State Treasurer Addison b. Covin. OF albany.
HOFFMAN-Assistant Postmaster-Generai Charles
Ns,.on and Genera, Francis Fessenden. Of Port
land Me HOLLAND-Viscount de Laprey, OF
Paris MURRAY HILL-Ex-Congressman Dame,
N. Lockwood, Of Buffalo. and John W. stewart OF
Vermont NETHERLAND-Oscar e. Murray re-
cavar ~ the baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany NORMANDIE-Albert Chevalier, OF LONDON
WALDORF-General George S. Field, OF buiraio'
and ex Lieutenant Governor L. A. Watres OF rem.
svlvan,a MISREPRESENTATION KEENAN, OF
Washington d. c. WINDSOR-Co.onel Samuel w.
Fordyce, of St Louis. and James Tillinghast' OF
BUFFALO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting
Sportsmen's Show. Madison Square Garden
Republican County Committee, NO. Ho west
Thirty-eighth-st.. p. m
kindergarten Association benefit, Flfth Avenue
Theatre 230 p. m.
Drawing Room reunion, Sherrys. $50 p. H.
Montauk Club meeting. Brooklyn. p m.
N,rth Word Republican Club dinner No. Abing-
ton Square. p. m
University of the City Of New,York Alumni per
Torrance Of Patience. metropolitan opera iiouSe'
p. IN.
New-York Library Club. No. 226 West Forty-sec-
ond-st.. p. m.
Baptist City Mission rally, Madison Avenue Dap
fist Church Thirty-first-st.. 1:i5 D. m
Birthday tea in aid Of Babies Hospital NO 10
East Fifty -ninth-st.. TO p. m
Republican Congress district conventions BROOK
Ign. p. m
Professor Neuman's mnd-reading test. Carnegie
Iyceum. p. m.
Union Evangelical meetings. churcn OF tne
Epiphany 4 D. m, and Madison Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. 1880 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
DR. EUHENS'S EXPERIMENTS.
INTEREST IN HIS REPORTED DISCOVERIES
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE

SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
-r,o descrIptlon published In Tho Tribune yester-
A.. -, rho GOVERNMENTS which were conducted py III
s,enhen n Emmens. tending 10 prove the presence Vi
the Y rays In sunlight. and In iact IN every 0'''
that emlts light. were read with interest ny "A''
scientists and expermeniers. Although none Va
,,s, who was seen by Tribune reporter was Will
ing :, admit or even comment upon. the merits u
H. ,heoriaa advanced by DR. Emmens there Is no
,h, ,h,, the results obtained by the latter VIII DC
d,orcated and thoroughly investigated IN se'e'ai
laboratories In this city.
.n,,rentlv however the debatable question
rhether the rays really do exist In sunbeams anu
other forms OF light and can be fouho ~''no"' ~"
AZ, of crookcs tubes and induction COILS IL III q
,,,r vav 70 be settled By DR.. Emmens himself AS
,s told in The Tribune yesterday. he says that ne
has constructed an instrument. when ne terms d
photoscope by means OF when II VIII DC P
IN examine the interior and bones OF the mum u"
hodv Win the assistance OF sunlight only anu WIN
80, tho holm OF the usual Photographic mediums
hitherto brought into use Or. Em'nehS says ne mas
,hnre are various small details that require PEI
cciing before he IS willing puoacY said vesterday
properties Of the photoscope ne say W. 'nrac,Sc,l
that he would be able TO deInonsrale v"r o y,
II will he believed by great man p ,pent rho
mr. I,mmens can obtain with TINS instrument .ne
Effects With t,m Su' bes he has undoubtedly
succeeded In finding the new radiance III su'oe"'S'
az he has contended. go ,,,,a ~, ne.
cer,hor u lsi3 He was educated at Kings College'
London and was aferward engased at me ua.e -,
ho,b Iron Works n large concern on the banks OF
Tho river TYNE Later he took up the study OF
chemistry and engineering. He came 70 TINS couh,'
shout Ten years ago and has since then gained
high reputation as inventor ard as mining anu
Electrical engineer. Dr Emmens Is the inveh,"I
~ The gIe Mt explosive known as 'eminens'te winch
was adop,ed by the United states Government an
other Of his inventions was for the conversion OF one
old Rodney guns INTO efficient weapons, put No1-
sress after appropriating $1,000 to have the inVsn-
lion carried into effect for some reason or oI,ei
never proceeded with the project: Dr. Emnleis'
Who Is connected with several gold mines IN car
fornia has his NewYork offices at No. Br9aawaE
and lives when IN this city at the stevens house III
Ilr.a1 rnV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
A WORTHY CHARITABLE EN1EhThiSH'

The managers of the Children's Charitable Union
have secured the privilege Of the entire receipts on
saturday afternoon Of the Liberal Art Leagues
.xh,b,tion in the Grand Central Palace Lexington
ave and Forty -third-st. The proceeds will be used
for the benefit OF the kindergarten and normal
class No. rs Avenue d. The reception VIII con-
served Miss Lille Berg will sing and arrange
musical programme, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs
arnser who will contribute vocal and piano solos.
The patronesses will be Miss Schurz. the presl-
dent OF the Union: Mrs. NJ. He!delbach. the treas
urer. Mrs F. L. Boas. Mrs II. Bulge Mrs. r.
Knauth Mrs f. Ruhl. Mrs. A. Won Briesen. Mrs
I. Dreyfus Mrs r. Naumberg. Mrs. Charles Spoi-
ford and Mrs r. A. Schoneman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
NO COMPLAINTS; NO REMOVALS.

CHARITIES COMMISSIONER FAURE DENIES f"o
RUMORs.
Charities Commissioner Faure was seen al oeNe' ue
,,,,,a, los, evening with reference to the state
vents that there were complaints as TO the man
arement OF the floating lodging house IN It's TO
nent OF the dodgers. and that whoesaio 49,
mere 10 be made in Bellevue Hospital. Inc Non'-
missioner said that he felt annoyed at such ruors
because there was not the least truth IN any Oh
them 49,. -, ,oso,ng-
"I have heard no complaints from the ious'he
nou.e" ne said but. on the contrary the goo"
- .. ho,np highly commended. In so far as the
al. talk about removals from Bellevue Hospital IS
concerned. let me say that there rs no invesusauon
pending and removals are con'en'p =,
,',fs, t,osn,tal every day for that Is part OF
al bsiievue nd an, at a loss to know where those
ny ,unors have their origin. We are uo'hs az
~, ne can 10 make the odgers as conhioI ~ ia
possible and think we have sueces sss has been
~ horne in mind that the lodging house mas -
omen only a week and We learn EXPERIENCE as
o op"ng There are no complaints. ana no removals
contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY MARCH IS. 1906
ARRIVED.

Steamer Mobile Obj. Ieyland London March Q. with
mdse and q passengers the New-York Shipping Co.
Arrived at the Bar a midnight 18th. -
steamer Teutonlc Obj. Cameron Liverpool Maar1i IL
and L. with mdse 327 cabin and or steer
passengers Maitland kersey Arrived at the Bar
steamer Christine (Dan) Larsen. Chrstana February
II via shields March In ballast to Gust Heye Arrived
q the Bar at y q IN. . ,,. ~,
Steamer Tsormna Ger Fendt Hamburg. February %
and Havre March l. with mdse and 2@o sseerass pass
gers 10 Punch Edge & Co Arrived at the Bar at
a. -, >u-,. ... NJ.
Steamer Wesernland (3elg Nielsen Antwerp March 7.
with mdsc cabin and 333 steerage passengers TO the
International Navigation Co. Arrived at the Bar at 7:S0
Steamer Stella UtaD Bruno. Messna February "a and
Palermo o. with mdse Hizel Fettmann Co: vessel
to simpson Spence Young. Arrived at tho Bar at y
n,
81 Lucia March with mdse TO Funch Edge d Co. Ar
rived ut the Bar at $3.50 -
Steamer Allegheny Orr, Low saysnia . March :,
Pim Forwood Ksliock Arrived at the
steamer Antonio Zambrana (Nor). Turgua sanches
days. with fruit to Edgar oedney Arrived At the Bar
Steamer Trinidad Br). Fraser. Bermuda March ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

~ found the Home for Blind Girls was s'v of ,Ss
sister Ann the founder and presen, en-, nea ~. Como
49, ~ 81 Francis The sister was MISS Dc So.v,
4rder oa of wealthy Frenchman, who became
estranged from the Catholic churen, aie amnact ex
brumg Set@een them that religion should never be
mentioned When Mr. De Como Was on an, and
nj Eather Drtlmgooe broke the compact y I'll
tried to hs friend to his res a0 Miss DE
the priest talking TO the dyine ma ,ortmne to
w ,nade a VOW TO devote her life ana ior.uie ~
,eIron II Father Drumgoole succeeded. MI p
' died a penitent and Miss De Como prVcre.ssu
.o MAJ ~ vows Father Drumgooe counseIied tle
Sounding Of the blind girls home ana so fnunded
a sneclll order OF slsterhOod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

s.A nne stud of horses and polo ponies, which
~ere kept a, the Sanford stock farm in Amsterdam
He was wel-known member Of the New-York
tuxedo, Racquet and Tennis. Vaudeville Cross
CouhtWry ,nhester Polo cubs He had been In I'll
Sealth for two months. and had gone to Waveriy
Ao nfr SANFORD was born in Amsterdam. n: T., and
,,scsived his early education there After ATTENDING
oenra,o school in New-Haven and the sem
K, erw at North Andover. Mass. he entered ms
fathers carpet mill in 1876 and spent seyera years
s iaarning The details Of the business. He was I'M
married. His parents and his brother. ex-Consress-
man Sanford. survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
". C. SANFORD'S BODY TAKEN HOME.

THE FUNERAL TO BE HELD TO-DAY AT AMsrEh-
DAM-HIS CAREER.
The body Of William Cochran Sanford, OF s. San
ford Sons. carpet manufacturers, No ~ Union
eouare West who died at Waverly. Mass. on Iues
day. was taken to the family home. at Amsterdam
w Yesterday The funeral will be held to-day.
and the burial will be in the family plot in that
city. The firms extensive carpet mills have been
closed since Mr.. Sanfords death.
Besides being sklru and daring cross-country
NOR. Mr.. Sanford was an expert polo player anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

north corner Of Laight and West sss par ha crock
rv md chinaware are examined ana the @ nd
OF the case verified by the openers anu pAN"'
the Invoices checked Off ,,,oy. In
It was learned last night os from psre. an OF CHINA were
.Ie fro,, one consignment OF vaiuan,e goous;
n t,h re examined in the annex building anu
that the package containing the f"iss"s
'e TN missioner Will be taken before United ota'eS
Commissioner Shields this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
up DOOLy'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

r.. purnbam Industrial Farm. Canaan Four
corn.r. IN Columbia County. has many friends IN
This city. The Rev John Dooly has been the super.
,ntendent OF the institution for some time but las,
Angus, he rendered his resignation the boafa
AusuSs m accented this resignation last month.
Oh ,La eject Nav l. 1885, and adopted resolutions
nraising In high terms Mr.. Doolys work aur'hS HIS
Tenure of the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the far"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

pert In securing consents IN

city AZ particularly expert in securing consents IN
this kind Of q project III, o,,sc, with
the Third-aye lines at One-hundred-ano-t enth az.
at Forty SITS at Th!rdesye as a % Amser.
darn.aye branches, through connections WIN wiz"
are already established upon five-cent rare oasS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
SECURING CONSENTS FOR THE CHANGE

The Third Avenue Railroad Company Ii rapidly
securing consents of propertyowners along the line
Of the Forty-second-st. St Nichoias-ave and Man
hattanville railway to the substitution Of an UNDER
Ground electric system for the present horse trac
don. This work = In charge Of w. N. Amory,
Ube = regarded ~ surface railroad mea e this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
WHITE PLAINS.

Richmond L. slade, secretary OF the Citizens Gas
ard Electric Company. placed In nomination
.nst night by the Republican town caucus as candi
date for Supervisor. Homer Briggs. well-known
horse-trniner was nominated for Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise eoo Sunset OIL Moon sets m ilf4 Moon age