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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.


Appellate Division supreme cour,nef9re Van Brin'.
T. j barrett Ku.e,. . Iren and insrshem y .''ir'
81 - &c. Is 3 H. Il -, o. - 20 e 81 r. :.
J. I M",io1 cslenlar called At ii a. NJ, n,
supreme count sgeoa' Tenn iaI, II t.i-re Beach J.
saeeme cosr ssc,a Ty.m-" IA H':e.' , T1 1-,
sop s1pr-ne coar,-sp,ca Term Part Before neeAase
i ia i i!s7 i iae i Is4S ~ 1919 i7 49, ias
suP,e 3 @ 9i Il r., y l MaeI S
supreme Court Special Term Part VI -before sny'h.
J-tases TO he s'ni from Fart ~ ior 'na case nnnn-
i' 1,erno c,ur, Special Term Part VII Before Pryor J.
I'm, ,u,us A. 10 30 a. ia. 10 day calendar.
suprene Court spc al Tcrm-par vIIi-Adjourned for
supreme ceuTra rc-" o;s a 7H ct, Hay c
2os 3,o5 72s 7osi. 7o7o '''s. 7o' 'i'' Case nnnn-
supreme cour,-Tria Term Part IIr,-Tiefore Dusro. j.
Matter Of UNSAFE buid!.g ~ 81 wcsi list ~.
1872 1853 ao2a. 1881 eli I'e' 1873 1888 2oa'
spf-mc togft rrinl Term~Tas iv-efore Blsch,n
jr cascs 20 BE- sent from Part III Tor t'' "f' IN
supreme court-Trial Tcrrn-par v-Before Gi.serieh.
J.-Csses 10 BE- sent from Part III for tial Ease IN
anprem. cour-Tral Term-Par vI-B-fore Book
s,aver Gases be from Part Ill for tra! case
,ls.y~ 1So. 1907 2ois us 1856 ioi ISIS 1885
iis, ,s s Tra Freed
man J-Cascs be sent from Part VII for trial Cases
supreme court-Trial Term-Par, Ix-Before McAdam.
J-tases 10 be sent from Part VII for trial Case un
finished =. .,,,
supreme Court-Trlal Term-Far X-Afjourncd for the
a..
supreme Cour,Triai Term-part X1-Adtourned for no
.-
supreme Court-Appoline Term Adjourned for the term
Surrngatc's CiOirt-fhamhcrs Before Arnold Motion
calendar called II a. Wills for probate; Herm an q
Carter Charles Corkrght Theodore GautI"r Timothy
Harrington Louis Kole nj 1890 a. m; Margaretha =.
Medium Martin Eockus At y. m.
Term-iIefOre Fitzgerald. s.
Court opens at 1890 III. No day calendar.
CITY Court-Special Tern.-lefore Mccarthy. Court
OPENS at 10 a. IN Motions At 1890 a. M.
CITY Cour,--Tria Term-Part before Schnchman J.
Nos 3346 334I 43 3i52iz ssi sol. 3i2. 1881. & 32,
2S7 2ss. 793. SIS. Clear . .
civ Court Trial Term-Part II-I,"fore ODwyer j.
Nos 3077 307s 1927 9G2 gS4. 33i. 3V 800 40. 3jGN.
575 1855 sc 1897. sis ss6it. 1910. lo45 case
CITY court--Trial TeFm-Part III-Before Conian. i
Nos 72@ G2 1921 CTS GIL s9I 'sDIs ol5. IA SCI lOIs
Gss s53 s7l us. 1l9 900. Clear; -
f.i,v tourt-Tral Iern-Iart IV-1efore Van Wyck.
{. snort causes: Nos 1921 3lG,. 3221 37jl 3ss2
$50, eSiG 3Gs9 1902 3G7o's. 375i. 3I30 @.o5. 375s.
1892 $500 3sD5. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
RABIES HAVE 4 RECEPTION.
THE GOOD WORK BEING DONE IN THE NEW YORK
POST GRADUATE HOSPITAL

POST GRADUATE HOSPITAL
The babies wards at the New-York Post Graduate
Hospital No 1913 East Twenty-second-s'.. were
filed Yesterday afternoon from 10 . O'clock with
=. ,hronc OF women. with here and there an occa-
e,onal professional man The babies Of the hospital
were all looking their brightest and cheerfullesi for
they were given their annual reception.
The twenty-five rooms devoted t. the small pa
tents were all thrown open TO the inspection Of the
visitors The Incubator about which much has
been written. attracted much attention.
Among the women of the Ladies' Auxiliary Com
,nt,ee who assisted in receiving the visitors Were
Mrs William d. Barbour, Mrs. EIhu Chauncey,
Miss Ethel Cram, Mrs. Horace j. Hayden. Mrs.
Stanley Mortimer. Miss May Palmer. Mrs Henry
par,sh ir. Mrs Henry +. Howaad and Mn. otto
KujanI. Other members Of the committee are Miss
Ella f. Russell. Mrs. John Jacob Aston Mrs Victor
sorcnon and Mrs. f. ". Vanderbilt.
In the course of the afternoon ex-Judge Henry r.
Rowland and the Rev. Percy S. Grant delivered
brief addresses in the assembly hall Of the hospital
reviewing the good work done by this department Of
the hospital and appealing for the funds that are
necessary to extend the scope of its work and
widen It's influence.
one of the recent additions to the equipment Of
the hospital is large dis!nfecting closet. in which
bedding and clothes can be thoroughly dislniected
without being In the slightest degree injured.
The magnitude of the work now beng done by
the babies wards may be judged from the fact
that go infants were treated 1895. and the per
ccntage OF rccoveTIcs was large. As most OF the
babies come from poor families ana as the utmost
care Is expended upon all cases as To medicines.
operations and diet the expenses OF the DaDies
wards are heavy. Among the women VINO nave
port OF this department are Mrs A. u. Woodruff.
Mrs Morgan l.. Smith. Mrs r. NJ. Fulton. Mss
Palmer Miss f.. l.. Russell. Miss Barbour. Mrs.
Charles X. Lamb, Mrs. John H. Linsey. Mrs.
George a. Freeman Mrs W,i s1c s. Pyle ME- ME-
Reuben Hoyt Wards or rooms have been esiab-
l!shed by all these women, as wei as by Inc
Strollers' Dramatic Club and the Sub Rosa Circle,
while number of philosophical women have en-
dowed beds. The babies wards depend for support
upon the benevolence of :he public for, while the
city pays IS cents day for each child treated. the
expense is estimated at nearly three times mat
amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

p,,,d Transit hearing. no 20 Broadway
uoar, ~ Aldermen. city Hall p. m
police and Pilot Commissioners m'''"sS'
Misc Kingsley's lecture. Lyc'"h ineH'e' -"
- 49,. r,ra,na,ic Association theatricals, Ford
ham =. M - - ,.,,.,o-t,r
John ]. Ingallss lecture Harlem freSoy ''''''"
Church. 3 m. 40 Wa,
tn, Rcv Dr Maynaris 'e''ure' w.
F'ffy-sey, nth-st., D. m $3.50 -. ,oo
yycs, SIDE Republican Club ladies' night NO w.
Wat Eighty sccoui-st. p. m.
New-York Banks Glce club concert O"'"'e''
An.,,on sale OF King pictures Chickerns Hail.
c,,r,bt,n Fleet OF New-Rochelle. Hotel Bar
80, and Stream club annual meeting Hotel
Marlborough. 10 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
THE COURTS.
TO TEST TIE RAPID TRANSIT LAW.

1t-pGMrNr ENTERED FOR THE DEFENDANT BY
CONSENT.
Another motion by The Sun Printing ana fuphsh'
inc Association TO test the constituonality or the
RAND Transit law. by application for an injunction
TO restrain the RAPID Transit Commissioners from
having out any nor eys. from making a report 10
Tho Commission appointed by the Supreme Court 70
pass upon the report. and in all other ways 10 re-
strain them from acting under the hapii lrhnS'
law which IL declared TO be unconstitutional was
heard by Justice Truax. In the Supreme court yes
terday.
After the statement of the case by congressman
Rartlett counsel for the pllintn. william 'arciay
Parsons was placed on the stand and testified mat
The cost and construction Of the road wouii DC over
$40 30 and less than 100000 This estimate. ne
said made allowance for damages ms was ueinra
nv i'ongressinal Bartlett who SAID there was no
allowance in the esiimlt" for damages 10 fea' ~
tate and easements. ,,.,s -, i'm
Iustire Trrax said thai. as the matter was an IN
nortant one 81 would necessarily be some n9htns
mia the authorities could be- looked UP ana tne
question Of constitutorali.y be decided by MN is
rcnnsant Of counsel FOR both sides. II was agreed 70
enter Judgment COR the defendant. IN orter 70 IN
able the court Of Appeals To pass upon the fa'''
at an early date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
LETTER CARRIERS MAKE MERRf
A GREAT CROWD IN THE GRAND CEN
rpA1. PAI.ACE-POSTMAST DAYTONS
PORTRAIT \ FEATURE OF
THE PROGRAMME.

Tha, cold weather has terrors for letter-car-
riers and their friends proven last night Whe'
~ the carriers annual entertainment ana pan III
the Grand Central Palace. thousands OF peop'e
packed themselves into an auditorium 10 near 'ic
nerformers and several thousand more unable 10
gain access 10 the hail. wandered through the other
spacious rooms OF the place wat for the dance
Long before o'clock the main floor. when sei's
5000 persons had empty : at "ithh ~ con-
fines Then the crowd overiowe1 mo tn "a ierles
and boxes ana fully 1000 were eniireY smut o'|
The vaudeville entertainment that was CIV" III
Guided among the performers Press Eidridse. N p
Heneler sisters. Al Grant the Gotham City Quartet
Rosalie. a souhrette; Eamsa and Arno, Loue f'aI-
kewski Brooks and Brooks the Btnnocks ana Nc
Alice Shaw the whistler. who hal volunteered her
services.
The last feature OF the programme was announces
simply as "Our Friend. by Charles Brandes Art
ist" There was much speculation g. to what THIS
meant until at about Il o'clock SIX stalwart letter.
Postmaster Dayton. II was iraHe1 ~ no"eIS al'I
surrounded by electric light. The gathering greeted
the portrait with loud applause. Fostnasiei pay
ton who with his wife and stan occupied Il poN'
was much surprised by the sight Of the picture
1T will be formally presented 10 him ~, ,,,,.ou
In the box with Postmaster and Mrs DAYTON
oficc J. 4. Jariine. auditor General Superin,rnn
IN, Morgan. Superintendent Weeks H. r; gum, quinn,
Carriers; John +. Victory Edward 5 Mctioey; r
h. front SuDerintendents John SLsne; G. O hnp-
bell. NJ c. Foley Aonzo MozIer; william "aiSh
Among the other persons present were Congress,
men Cummings. Qugg. sulzeT' Wash Low "a ana M
Saanho' Jnstce MCCARTHY. Aldermen Lantry.
O. Brien Ware Olcot1 and Wundt exCongressmen
Dunphy and Quinn. The comm.tiee having me az 4.
Kelly Thomas T O'Malley. Timothy J. Donovan
Henry Haeckel ana Thomas J. Bonser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18

c. f. Postleys schooner yacht formerly the sloop
cup defender is nearing completion. Lemuel Miller
of the Nigilant crew, will be her mate.
The new officers of the Kn!ckerbocker Yacht Club
Commodore. J. d. Billiard. jr; vice-commodore
+. q. Davis. rear-commodore, A. T.. Kuper: treas
urer. George H. Cooper; secretary. J. O. Sinknson
measurer. George VI. Rae: fleet surgeon. DR.. f.
Ringer. Board Of Drectors-F. b. Myrck. chair
man; j. Fourier. {. COughtry. F. G.. Pauy and
Edwin Oliver, House Committee-F. G. Pauly
chairman; Ldwn OAver +. r. Myrick Finance
and [. Coughtry Regatta Committee-O H. Che-
borg. chairman, H. stephenson. {. W. Schlesinger
J: IS Palinei anc } .. sinknson; fleet captain }. H.
1he annual meeting OF The Larchmont Yacht Club
VIII be he'd at DclmOnicos tomorrow evening
Changes IN the node OF measuring ana the method
Of hXine courses VIII also be acted upon, and on
the "hoie me meeting VIII De one oil inuch imlor-
lance There VIII .v no opposition 10 the ticket
headed by commodore Harry NJ. G!llir. which has
been published IN Inc Tribune.
The New-Y Yacht Clubs new flag member,
Mrs Mary Lewis, j. ariengins 30 tecome an active
rules 90 preclude hcr taking part IN The clubs de-
3ng overhaued ai'd rented at Tebos Basin, south
brooklyn. AM the craft VIII be In prime condition
viii be in command iD''''
Amendment TO The racing rules with view OF
uniformity wer" proposed. at the meeting Of the
Brooklyn Yacht Club, which was held last Wednes-
day at No. 3 Winoughby-st. The annual regatta
will he sailed on June 10.
4 cable dispatch from London confirms the state
D. and " IIendtraon 4 Co. viii bHild racing Yacht
for the German Emperor after plans by Watson.
Since there seems 10 be doubt on The subject.
yachtsmen wondering If Wilhelm really has an
eye the Americas cup. The Watson people al
ways surround ine.r creations with mystery
and high board fences. and no Information TO the
ownership the purpose OF the vessel which Is be-
ing constructed on the Nalkyr.e III blocks Will come
from them. Ii is well known that the Emperor has
given up his charter OF the steam yacht White
Heather and that for political reasons he will not
take part in the Nice festivities this year That and
the fact that he IS supposed be building a racer
make people believe that there may be something in
the report that he viii challenge for the Americas
Cup. which was published some time ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
BIDS FOR THE CTTYS GARBAGE.
H. l.. FOX SUBMITS THE LOWEST FIGURE FOR
THE WORK-COIONEI. WARING on TIE
SNOW SHOXELLERS.

"
SNOW SHOvELLERS.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Waring opened bids
yesterday-fve in number-for final disposition of
garbage a five years contract. the garbage
be separated from ashes and other refuse. and de-
liyered the contractor at the various city dumps
The bidders were Zeph r. Magee. of Troy 81 Is
ton: Merz Union Extraction Company. No. l.7SS
Broadway 30 cents H. l.. Fox. No POI West Fifty
seventh-st. 30 cents; Kelly & Mcclellan, No. &
adeiphia 81 A. The refuse TO be handled is esti-
mated at 500 to 1000 tons day. 1t must be dis
posed Of otherwise than by dumping at and
without offence to the drainage or danger TO the
nubl,c health. The contractor may adopt his own
method but II must be efYectual. Fox's bid was
tho lowest; The Board Of Estimate must act on
the bids before any award IS made
Colonel Warins In statement issued yesterday
relative 10 the troubles OF Herbert Tate the snow
and ice contractor and his snow shoveers said that
the charges made against his department that
tho SNOW shoyellers were exclusively hired through
"nadrones" and that there no defence for the
DELAYS incident to paying the men of. and the
trouble that many OF them caused by claiming that
they were underpad. were unjust; -, =,
He saws that many Of the men were hire1 ps,
"n,drones but ne alleges that nearly al OF the
mon We're secured from the Cooper Union LABOR
bureau charitable institution. -,
properly and as a result Colonel Waring says Mr
TATE lost hundreds OF dollars through paying ifduuu-
LENT and unearned time charges ,.,
Herbert Tate. the contractor when seen reidtiVe
to Colonel Warnings statement tnat ne hdu oeS,i
duped BY his foremen. admitted that sueh was '"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
THE ELYSIA N COOP CONDTTTON.
REPORT OF THE SURVEYORS AFTER A HEARING
OF THE COMPLAINTS OF THE SAILORS

REPORT OF THE SURVEYORS AFTER HEARING
OF THE COMPLAINTS OF THE SAILORS
The trouble which caused the OF the An
Choir Line steamship Elysa to port was reported to
the British nsul-General yesterday By Captain J.
J. Johnson. No cAarge OF mutny made. After
to send two surveyors TO the Elysia appointing
Captain william Scott Of the British steamship
Marlborough. and j. NJ jenkins. They made
thorough examination Of the vessel. which is
anchored Stapleon. and later reported that they
found the Elysia perfectly upright, without any
list and eleven inches beyond Plimsolls mark 4
careful survey Of the steamships hull and decks
led them to say that everything was in good and
substantial condition. They pronounced the Anc@or
Liner perfectly seaworthy.
When the surveyors left the Elysia her anchorage
was shifted TO the neghborhood of Bedlow's Island.
and Gilbert Fraser the British Consul General.
went out TO her in "A Tug He explained 20 the Dis
affected men the conditions unap which they could
lave the ship by her they were toii OF the
findings of the surveyors. ana he Informed them
they could come ashore or Keep on the voyage II
they went ashore they would lose their pay. and II
hay decided 10 stick TO the vessel they would have
~ nav the cost of detention. which might amount
TO 500
The fourteen sailors get $3.50 month and the
nine fremen s25 They were shipped IN Glasgow
nine months ago for two years Mr. Henderson. Of
Henderson Brothers n Co. seid Iater that the men,
that q new crew with be shipped at once ana that
the vessel would sail to-day: 1t was also sad that
The men really decided TO leave the ship because
they were homesck and are signing Tor bonny SCOT
land - ~. Mediterranean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
THE IRVING BANK TAKES ACTION.
FoRECTosEs \ MORTGAGE on f"hMf'" S"'
EETARY's PROPERTY GIVEN TO Shf "H
SIMS AppROrKIATED.

SUMS APPROPRIATED
The trial OF an action brought by the lrNhs
ca,ir,-e Institution against william II. Buxton 10
f,r.-,loso q mortgage on his property was begun
Yesterday before Justice Smyth IN Special lerm
part VI Of the Supreme Court Buxton was
charged in May. lS93 with having taken about w.
00o from the Irving Savings Institution, OF "hich
he was AT that time secretary. and he executed
mortgage on property In this city. II Is alleged
that the mortgage was given TO secure any sum lo'
which il might subsequently, BE- discovered tha'
he Liable.
buxton hts counsel said, had paid back TO the
Institution 5000 which, he alleges. covers all that
no had taken from or owed Ia the bank. The banK
officials say that buxton Is responsible for The entire
sum OF $4,000 which found to be missing some
Of which amount. It was contenied. ~as taken 10y
c,e-ks under Buxton. Alder, g. 5udson. chief state
Rank Examiner. testified yesterday thar after an
examination had been made and deficit discovered
h. inlI buxton that S25.,vJ OF " was chafRrdbe 10
him. III. l., 90.
sayings bank testified that he and Buxton had been
In the habit OF taking money out o! the caSh drawer
and putting I'm tickets OF memoranda LOT me H''r
taken Ruxton's counsel objected 10 this testimony
ON the ground that the suit was to recover On a
mortgage given In pursuance OF an asr"rHeH'' an
,oat i,uxton was not concerned IN what other bank
.uuloyes did The evidence admitted. ho""frr
To,npkns admitted having appropriated certain
Sims 10 his own use. Accounts IN the names rl
C. H. and {. NJ F.tcn. mother and son, he admitted
were padded In a like manner.
The Court finally adjourned TO permit ooun-'. 70
come to some agreement AZ 20 the accounts. their
dnfe AM Identities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18

Wrapped in heavy ulster you can
laugh at Zero weather
The long skirts, big collar, roomy
pockets, give warmth where the ordi-
nary overcoat fails, and the heavy wor-
sted lining assures greatest body COM
fort.
The more stylish ulster, narrower
collar, no side pockets, for those who
prefer them.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince ard Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and BrOadSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Edmund Towers. of Bay Ridge who was arrested
on Saturday by Detective Carroll, was taken 10 'i'e
Central Office in New-fo yesterday pu' ""S w
known there Stephen D. Horton. president OF the
,ni.ya If peekskll with Officer Engles. came down
Yesterday and had long talk with Captain Maheih'
II is believed that the of Towers VIII DE the
means of recovering a number of stolen horses
Ensign Andrew Crawford of the fonkers ue
tachment OF the Salvation Army. who was airesteu
Sunday afternoon I'm Getty Square charge OF
nhst noting The Sidewalk was arragned yesterday
Hofora Iue,ice Donoghuc in the Court of Special
tng ~ enable the ensign TO obtain counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
THE NEW INNING EXCHANGE.

FORMAL OPENING OF THE INSTITUTION TO TAKE
PLACE TOMORROW.
The formal opening OF the New-YCrk Mining Ex-
change Nos. 30 and 81 Broadway, will take
place tomorrow afternoon. beginning at 2 o'cocl
Speeches will be made by Isham b. Porter the
president and by A. W. Rucker. OF Denver Col .
J. w. Deane. OF Aspen Col; Professor Henry A
Mott. the consulting engineer OF the exchange and
others. 4 luncheon viii be served later. The first
call on the exchange Will be held Thursday morn
ing at II oc:ock. There VIII be dinner Thursday
evening at the Gerach for the members and their
visitors from the West, who will arrive to night
IN Special train which started from Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by Andrews. J.
chraav vs Iogan-Fraacis u. Dowley.
by Beach. J.
pro6shv Vs. Ress-Ihilip NJ. Iarkin.
CIat... Clarke-Au yIsius &. Brown.
!,srgaupo W.. solo non--Iame- Is. Butler
Markham - McQuint- Thomas Allison.
UonghiaIing vs.. Louisville Nv Albany anil Chicago
Railroad co. q cases. -GeoTsr /. RiAes.
by Beskman J.
salis.lr,, vs. COocan--lhWrcnce GOdkln.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Andrews. J.
Samuel Cochrane jr.. Abel T. Howarl-Abel T.
Howard.
Nv Beach, J.
Charles Mclaughlin Henry Van Hovenburgh-Albert
Wis.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
HOME NEWS.
,,ro,,,vrvr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE holhH''
ALRrMARIE-C Congressman Franklin bar'e, ~,
ri,rKINGHAM-Genera william ). ia''n''; -
,',tn t,VERETT-Diniei Magone or osl'i
% y Y FIFTH AVENUE-Ex Senator hehry
q Davis. OF West virginia. ana D. VI. hGuSs'' ~
:, Louis GILSEf-Gcneral Austin i-hl"i"p ioh ~,
y Y GRAND UNION-Ex- Senator Johh
lie ~ Kansas HOGLAND-Wiham hehfy
S,,t,,,S ~ portland. Me MURRAY HlLl~bishoP
Liam p Newman. OF Omaha. and Carlos frehcn %
1 .".,,cn, PARK AVENUE Judge RoDer' ~
p,s,,n WALDORF bishop John r.
t,nrs, Of washington y C.. p. a - Widener ana
" 7, Elkins. Of Philadelphia ana 'harleS Nv w
Knapp Of Il Louis WINDSOR me Moh,o -
~. G Iorirner and the Rev Henry Z. Mup'e Vi
Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18

In a decision handed down yesterday by Justice
Andrews. in the Supreme Court. in the case Of
Policeman John Buckley, the Court decided that
there such place In the Police Department
as roundsman. Buckley brought suit TO compel
the Police Board to restore him to his place Of
rcundsman. He says that he was made patrol
man in 1874. Is a veteran and that he was pro-
NOTED 10 tie place OF roui.dsman In March, 1855
after passing examir alton He was reduced 10
the ranks in January last
The Commissioners took the stand that there
was no such official position a. Toundsman ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev DR. i. c. Bolles. of the Church OF inc
Eternal Hope New-York City. gave an ADDRESS OH
"Abraham Lincoln " in the Cnivcrsalist Churc" y"
Sunday evening.
Colonel Herman Henneberger gave an husua'eu
,ecture on NORWAY the Land OF the Midnight sun
in School Building No. ?. last night unuei '''e "
spices of the Board of Educatlon. a..,,aroda
The Mount Vernon Turn Nereln hao masquerade
ball in Fairfax Hall last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
ALLEGED BOND THIEVES Nv CUSTODY

The police of the West Thirty-seventh-st station
are alleged TO have made important arrest Of two
burglars who are said to have $1,000 worth of bonds
tr their possession The returns from the precinct
at Headquarters yesterday show that William F.
Mason, a salesman. twenty years old, and Thomas
Stevens. an agent. forty years old. were arrested
on Sunday by Detectives Taylor and Pepperted as
suspicious persons. Acting Captain Kear Of the
West Thirty -seventh-st station. was at HeadQuar-
tiers yesterday, but declined TO give the particulars
OF the arrest he said that the was not COM
pleted yet and publicity might interfere with the
work of the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18

40, ,atror,en are merely assigned 70 act as ~,
r"mnssioncr Roosevelt also pfes'hse o an ncornpe.
- III. f.,s,co Andrews said that there was no 81 y !
tr,de or rank in the Police Department
hv law a. roundsman. and me noa,t ,,hn assign-
- remand buckley To patrol du'y' "i''''' "'
sny any reason FOR such action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
ANOTHER BIG CHESS MATCH LIKELY.

An English paper states that the st. Petersburg
Chess Club has offered big purse for match
to be played between I.asker and Stelnitz ia ST
Petersburg In May. SteinitZ IS said to have ac-
ceptei the offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into tnese cue
umns nre recommended to tho Fe"oers o.
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