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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24

Resolutions were adopted at the meeting OF the
Aldermen Yesterday ordering the Sixth and Eighth
ave railroa1 companies to file forthwith in the
Controllers office statements of the cost per mile
of the roads and of the receipts and expenditures
Although these companies nave been operating
since 1851 they have yet filed any such state
ments. Resolutions calling upon the corporation
Counsel and the Commissioner of Public Works
10 refuse The right to these roads 70 change
their motive power from horse to electricity were
also introduced and referred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
XONkERS.

The Common Courci met Monday night anu
Navor peene sent In the nomination OF htIo'o'''
En,trec for Police Commissioner Alderman 'ioo"sy
obiected n action being taken, and 1t was Iao oVe'
Alderman Sutherland. chairman o: the ,oini",,'.
ON Public Buildings and Grounds. repoi'eu VIC.
,bore had beon A conference between his commute
and tho Fire Commissioners al which N, na1v IT III
cnrvertinr the police stables. now on M"pI ,,au.
Grounds INFO a suitable frehonse' Wlleh ~ o,r,
e,ahies adjoining the municipal Duliu'nE -, To-
nieted Was discussed The COMMITTEES ,sn poa I'd
p,oro ,ine and the request was gfanted nc "-n,,
~ E1,,rafon asked for $1,000 to nN IdIh
an addition TO School No. /, in NaIhu'-s, I,t.o,s
80 the Committee Of the Whole ana ne LI
~ mo BOARD will he asked to attend ana pe ~
t1dernan Houston had 4 resolution adopted l.'t Nv,
Mo- communicate with the Commissioning vi ~ ~
nv Commissloner Of Public Works ~ New ORR 2
Win Inc object Of having the various sdten ~
onen and tho fences that inpe1e iraNeI rtnoso "a "a
,bc Crofon AoueGuct between Shonnard ierIace . .
Uastinqs The Alderman thinks that II inc lo 9, ~
j. onen 10 the public II viii be vel pau ~
bicvrio riders REQUESTS were received ana ltlli 80
- The board Of Street Openings for ne opening VI
Cornell-aye and Clinton Place from NaTk 10 -
riot, SIS special meeting Of the oouncll mas Nv"
caiied for tomorrow afternoon at cio.k. ,-.t..
Number of persons gathered al the asSocld .lDi'
aiIevs in North Broadway. Monday night 10 WI WI
ness Inc third game IN the series between me ~
ers Rowling Club and the Palisade Boat cup ,oo .e
forne~ team was victorious by a score or l+u 10
/ 2s2 The Yonkers club won two out OF the '"''0
games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
GEO. CLINT Co.
43.4SAno 1T WEST 23:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND IS6 WEST I9rsSrREer
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

The Board OF Estimate yesterday diScus'eu 'n'
question of n site for the new Hall or kecordS'
The budinr Is 10 be occupied by the Register. the
County Clerk the Sheriff and possibly the street
Cleaning Department The irregular Plot IN New
Chambers-st. Centre-st and Park Row. occupied
by ",rhe Stats Zeitung' and other buildings. ana
the plot bounded by Duane: Reade. h.m ana
Centre cts were considered. Controller Fitch sug
gested that IT would be wise TO extend Elm-st'
through the block from Reade-st. 70 ChatnoerS.a,,
opening Of the new street and bounded by Reade.
Elm Chambers and Centre SITS. PRESIDENT Barker
of the Tax Department said that TINS property
would cost about $1,000 making rough osti-
mate II was generally believed that TINS would ne
Tho hest site having the advantages OF light and
air on all sides The Commissioners decided to
meet again next Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
Henry A. Daniels, NJ
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
$3.50 Sunset Moon o;3l Moons age y
HIGH WATER O-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook - Gov Island ---IIell Gate b3
PM-Saady Hook 0:lS Gov. Island 0c6 He'll Gate 9'1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
BALTIMORE AND ONO SOUTHWESTERN.

The following statement Is from of1cial sources:
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Company IS making arrangements for the eXien-
SION Of The per cent bonds OF the Ohio and Mis-
.,ssinui Railway Company, which me- ture on Jan
uary i 1895 at per cont. instead OF the present
rate OF z Der cent, The amount Of the bonds Is
81 100 600 II is expected that the bonds Will be ex-
fended for fifty years from January J. l% Al me
ttn,e ~ the ORGANIZATION Of the company plan
,,ss created for the exchange Of these bonds for
The first consolidated mortgage bonds OF the com
pany or the payment thereon by the sale OF surh
{,nSs The consolidated bonds are guaranteed by
-. Tai,ir,ore and Ohio Railroad Company. on &C
1,nt ~ the receivership 81 he Baltimore and ONO
rofIroad Company. this plan Is not now feasible
The Farmers Loan and Trust company as trustee.
tes formally applied 10 the court stating the facts
W, he bonds NAV oe extended for the time
named AZ 1 per cent instead Of being paid off or
e,,cbanced as originally contemplated The ar
rangement proposed Will reduce the Interest rest
81 rcnq on the road about S9l0.1H annually. This
-. r,1or,ert ie IN the interest OF not only Inc
rIi,r-sv company but also Of all classes Of Sc
e,,r.,te~ Tho legal proceedings noted In yestcT-
foys DISPATCHES entirely frlendy ana IN the IN
terest Of the property and security holders.
PENNSYLVANIA DIRECTORS REELECTED.
PHILADELPHIA. March 23-The annual election for
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JAMES McCREERY e. CO.,
Broadway and nth st.

was held to-day. The present Board was reelected
without opposition. The directors will reelect the
present executive officers OF the company for an
other term. and thereby continue the reorganization
as completed after the death of President Roberts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24
NEyvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH a. 1891.

Laces and Handkerchief.
ELEVENTH STREET STORE.
Embroidered Chiffon Bands
Black. Cream and Gilt Laces.
10 and Is cents per yard.
Black and Ecru Vandyke Venise
Laces,
IL to % cents.
Black Chantilly and Lamballe
FlOuncings, width ~ to 45 inches,
40 to 50 cents per yard.
Formerly sI.23 TO $500.
LINEN SETS.
800 COlOred Linen Sets,-COllarS
and Cuffs.
10 cents per set;
Were 80 Cents.
HANDKERCHIEF
200 dozen Ladies' Pure Linen
Embroidered Handkerchief,
121a cents;
Good value for c5 cents.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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F. Fl1Nrs FIVE FURNITURE
"Oh. for a seat in some poetic nook"
Leigh Hunt.

"Oh. for a seat in some poetic nook"
Leigh Hunt.
None more poetic could be dreamed
Of than the curious hanging seats used
in India. They are of carved wood,
with wide double seat, cushioned
with numerous pillows and suspended
with massive chains. We have repro
duced these slightly modernized, with
most delightful results. They are an
immense improvement on the old fash
toned hammock, and are extremely
picturesque, as well as practically
comfortable. Nothing ever equalled
them. You have only to see one to be
persuaded to
EP'
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren end Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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Announcement

Z. & w. f. & W. E.'& W.
The collar. MEMO"
Henry A. Daniels, NJ D.,
so West seth ST
Impairment. tho Nervous system Impotence. stety
and ailments Hours to I, TO s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24

Tho 500 1913 " in schoolhouse bonds, ) per cent
offered Yesterday by Controller Fitch, were taken
by the Sinking Fund Commission at par.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-24

pr,,SsyrvANIA DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Philadelphia. March %-The annual eiecuon iof
1,r.c,o,s Of ,be Pennsylvania Railroad Company
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

There was a good sized racket and at
least one badly scared negro near the
colored Methodist church In this city
Tuesday night. One young negro be-
came exceedingly raw and shot at
another one time, but luck was with
the shootee, whose name Is Eli Moore,
and he escaped unhurt, while the al
legged shooter, Willis Glover, has been
arrested and lodged in Jail TO answer to
the charges Of carrying a pistol and az
crayated assault.
Upon the testimony Of some promi'
nent Bryan people who saw Fields
minstrels during the late fair in Dallas
the Eagle feels warranted In recon-
mending the attraction 10 the fun-loy'
ing theatre-going public a. one ofunu'
sual merit. One Of the gentleman re-
ferred 10 Is most capable Judge and
formerly managed the Bryan opera
house. Remember the date, Nov,
8, and secure seats early.
Prof Winsleai announces that be
ginning Monday Miss Kate Borden will
teach sienography and type writing Ia
connection with his business school
Miss Borden has had ample practical
experience and is a capable teacher.
The great Baptist state convention
ton meets In san Antonio Friday
Those who will probably attend from
Bryan are DR.. Law, DR.. Friley. Mr.
and Mrs. Gillespie, J. +. Parks, T. p
Gentry aud Capt. Dawson.
The Eagle greatly appreciates the
many complimentary remarks heard
yesterday regarding lis election spe-
Gals. Some friends took tie trouble "a
phone us about them soon afler the pa
per was circulated. Thanks.
The openingof Prof. winsiead's pri.
yale school, announced TO take plac,
Nov. ., has been postponed until Nov
s, on account Of preparation Of th,
building for occupancy.
/ $40 REWARD-Seyen Missouri mule
broke out Of the lot Al James liver,
stable here early Tuesday morning.
will pay tlO.OO reward Tor iheir returl
TO James Stable. +. NJ. Russell.
Major Cayitt went 10 Prairie vieV
yesterday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

Topeka. Kan. Nov g. Practically
no figures are 90 be- had % show The
FINAL result % The election. The fuion.
lists are claiming 90 believe that they
have elected majority u the Judges
voted Tor. but their claims are indea.
rite. In the Atthlson district ex-GOy.
ernor Click. fusioulsi. has been de-
fcated Tor state senator by r. l. An.
dreWs. Republican No figures are o.
b. had a. to the election ~ the other
state senator and the four members
oi The lower house elected 10 ON Va.
candes IN Wyantutte county. In
which "a Kansas CRY. kas. the Rtpub.
licans elected their full ticket with the
exception 81 coroner. by plufallileg
ranging from 900 10 1900 Bryan car
ried the county by Is votes In this
tShavneol county. the Republicans
have a substantial majority. Prom
only about a score o. the 1906 counties
have definite reports BEEN received AZ
10 the election 81 county officers and
these counties are about equally Ovid.
ed between the Republicans and tho
fuEIonisa.
Topeka. Kan. Nov 3-Comple,e re-
turns from Topeka and shawnee coun-
~. show The entire nepubllcan O0un-
" ucke, elected by a majority % from
il00 10 1890. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

Baltimore. Nov. 3.-The state ticket
Is In doubt and there Is some reason
for believing the Democrats have car
rled the legislature and that United
States Senator German may succeed
himself
Baltimore. Nov with seml-ofli-
clal returns from all the counties In the
state. except ST. Marys and Calvert.
End fairly good estimates from there,
the Democrats appear to have elected
enough members to the next legisla'
turo 10 give them a majority OF Ave
on Joint ballot and 10 insure them the
United States senator 10 succeed Sen
eior German. Oncial returns may be
necessary 10 decide the position oil
some Of the counties and these may al
ter the result. but from the best OBJ
talnable figures at this time the Dem
ocrats appear TO have a total OF 0l leg
lslatlye votes. while the Republican,
have Sc.
The state senate will be Republican
by probably a majority OF six, while
the Democrats appear To- have captured
the lower house By a majority OF nine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

maintained. The ratio OF Democratic
gain has been about % TO a precinct
for nearly 500 precincts That will
give the Democrats a net gain 10 the
state OF about 1900
The legislative ticket returns arr
slow IN coming In. The best estimates
obtalnahle here give 20 the senate 81
Republicans. ~ Democrats and two
districts In doubt on the members Of
the house probably 65 out Of 100 will
be- Republican. giving them a safe
working majority In both houses.
The gold Democratic vote runs lesi
than three TO the precinct. but will
probably reach 5000 or COCO votes In the
state. probably less The Prohibition
vote IL a little heavier than the gold
Democratic vote. n viii probably
amount to 5000 In the state
The mlddie-of-the-road Populist vote
II lnconseQuentlal
DesNlolnes. Nov. s-The returns ar,
slow In reaching the headquarters OF
the state central committee. Chairman
Mcmillan of the Republican commlite,
contends that shaws plurality wiz
roach more than $4,000 as epor,s recely
cd from SO counties give hima plurality
Of q. $40 and the estimates OF the Re
puhlloans h that the other - will ID
o. we'll.
Az 20 the legislature the Republican,
claim So In the house out % 100 ant
40 out Of 60 In the senate Chairman
McMillana estimate vote IL, Republic
ans. 230. 900: Democrats. 200. O0o. Prohl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04
MIR. DAVID MCINTOSH.
A Wealthy and Well Known
Citizen Dead.

Shortly after 9 o'clock last night
Mr.. David Mcintosh, one Of the
Oldest and best known citizens OF
Brazos county, died at his home in
this city. lie was an octogenarian,
having passed his eightieth birth
day recently, and lived in Brazos
county since 1852, a period Of
forty.fve years. lie was a good
citizen and one Of the honored vet
eran Of the civil war in which he
espoused the lost cause. lie came
from Virginia where some rel.
atiyes live, and during his life
accumulated considerable wealth.
lie was married some time ago
u Miss Mary Campbell Of Bryan,
To the wife and other relatives and
friends the Eagle extends sympa.
thy.
The funeral arrangements were
not announced last night.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

New York. Nov. 3.-Rain. which pre-
vailed generally all over the state. had
the effect Of keeping a great many OF
the country voters away from the pols
The result IL apparent In the reduced
maiorltles given In concedcdly Repub-
llcan districts TO william ]. Wallace
the nominee for chief judge OF the
court u appeals. as compared with the
pluralltles by which the same districts
were carried last year. IN many states
the pluralliics Of year ago are reduc-
ed nearly half and Ia the few that have
been reported. Is the falling on less
than IS per cent Conceding to Judge
Parker. Democrat. a majority OF lVv'-
900 10 Greater New York. u u probable
he has won Ia the state. The returns
for assemblymen are entirely lacking
In the Greater New York districts ow-
ing 10 the larger number OF candidates
whose votes must be voted before the
assembly nominees are reached and
the result a. yet unknown. Outside OF
Creater New York. where - districts
are 10 be- heard from. dispatches show
the election Of of 81 Republican, ana
II Democrats. This. q IL believed. IN
sures the continuance OF Republican
control of the assembly whatever may
be- the result In the Greater New York
/ districts
Albany. y. Y. Nov. 3.-Complete re-
turns from the state are coming IN
slowly and demonstrate the Republican
landsldes the past two years have been
reversed. n not hy giving a. large o
majority Tor the Democrats. AZ least
hy changing something hke 2loOOl
/ votes. Indications are that between
/ 30 600 and 10000 will be- given. The
return indicate that while Republican,
will nlll control the assembly u Viii
be hy a largely decreased majority.
More surprising perhaps than the
| Democratic gains on state and Assem-.
blv district tickets were the results oi
municipal campaigns In large cities
New York. Buffalo. Rochester. Bling
hamton. syracuse Utica Albany. Troy
and Schenectady elected Democratic
mayors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

DC. Clolhier has gone to BRENNAN.
What Tammany did 10 them was &
plenty.
l.. J. Cox and Charles Vesmiroysky
went 10 Houston Yesterday.
Rev. Black Of Madison county, was
here yesterday aud LEFT for San Antonio
last night.
Il. NJ. Nall will begin receiving cattle
In a few days and expects 10 faiten 800
head for market At the oil mill this sea.
s0n.
Gold and silver fish, cape jAsmines
and two-yearold roses for "a, oy Mrs
Proctor. 20
Mr. Paul Ruehti's little year and
months old child died yesterday morn
ing At O'Clock and was buried in III,
afternoon At o'clock. Mr.. Ruchu .,
janiiJr At the puclie school building.
Fer Rent-My seven room cottag,
convenient 10 business part Of city
Good barn and ouihouses. Splendid
water. Apply to Joe Gfoginski. 70
Capt. s NJ. Derden. who has beer
sick Tor week, was able TO be on th,
streets yesterday, aud says he had {
tfrible tussle with the dengue.
Prof. II. }. Puiney, the Old reliable
piano tuner, will be In Bryan abou
Nov. 10Th. Ifyou want your work don'
a. Il would be in the factory, ee
him. 900
The N. l. c. will meet Friday after
noon ats O'Clock At the residence o
Mrs. l.. l.. Melnnis. History ques
tons may be obtained by calling OF
Mrs. Molnnis.
Tor Sale-My five room residence with
servants room, stable, and other out
houses, cistern, waterworks and garden
Cheap. Apply to y. b. Cole. rs In
Judge Taliaferro. who IL holding
court nj Cameron. came home 10 spend
saturday and Sunday, and says several
4, u the lawyer. at the Cameron bar are
down With the dengue.
have a leo acre field inside the cor,
poralion Tor pasturing horses. Fine
grass OF all kinds. Terms $50 pei
month. Apply to John NJ. Caldwell. q,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

make any statement In the absence Of
more complete returns
The State Journal. Republican. on fe'
turns from 20 per cent Of the precincts
comedies defeat fof the Republican
state ticket.
Lincoln. Neb. Nov Additional
precinct returns from the state do not
change the figures FIRST given. lndi-
eating a fusion plurality exceeding that
Of 1886. which was about 1900 AZ
fusion headquarters the same claim Of
plurality. from 10000 10 $4,000. is main
tanned
Secretary sleler % the Republican
committee would not concede this or
even admit defeat Many leading Re-
publican workers however. accepted
the returns AZ hand a. a certain indi.
cation OF the defeat Of Post. Republic
an. Tor supreme Judge. and the re-
maindcr 81 the state ticket
Omaha. Nov Two hundred and
ffly-slx precincts heard from give Post
1885,. Sullivan 1861 The same pre-.
cincts last year gave Mccall 20 2O6,
holcomb soces. a net gain 81 1o1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04
n.m.,r.,. sat. In v.rslsl.

Richmond. Nov, 3--The election
story In Virginia Is briefly told A.
though there was unusual apathy. Il Il
estimated that the Democratic state
ticket Is elected by about 5000 or co.
00e majority aud that the Democrats
have two-thlrds OF the house VI dele
yates and -four nfths q the state senate
Barring one episode In Berkeley. grow
Ing out % Democratic IA tional hght
there Was no excitement Neither par
~ pollod anything lie a iull vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04
H.nnl-I.sn NIslsry.

Philadelphia, Nov. Estimates from
ca out OF 81 counties In Pennsylvania
indicate that DR. S. G. swallow Pro.
hlbltlonl has carried the counties ol
Rlalr. Clinton. Cumberland, nauphin
Huntington. luanita. Lycomlng. Mon
tour and Northumberland The incom
plcie figures show an apparent plural
ity Tor beacon. the head Of the Repnb
llcan ticket. Of it5 600. as against Hay
woods plurality o. i7is6i in 1895 The
Indications are that MrCauley the Re
publican candidate Tor auditor general
received about 100 600 plurality
Philadelphia Nov a-The plurality
IN this city q Beacon Republican. uyei
Brown. Democrat. Tor stale treasurer
vus 7O.9i1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

OF interest yesterday that the vote fell
TO 1874 1000 a plurality % 5000 over
Williams The Democrats pursuing a
more vigorous course. received 1900
votes a. compared with l0d 000 last
year. while the National Democrats
not only came within 100 OF their vote
OF if.i6i last year. but actually made
two per cent gain In ratio OF the
vote OF the state and obtaining more
than the necessary three per cent. viii
continue to hold a place on the state
ticket.
There were few close contests for
seats In either branch 81 the leglsla-
ture. but singularly enough neSrly all
resulted In victory for the Democrats,
so there will be four less Republicans
IN the 1895 house than IN 1897 A. the
Republican majority will be about 10,
the few defeats will make no diner-
ence. The senate vii remain I'M
changed. 81 Republicans and s Demo
crala
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-04

In Delaware county and II changed SIS
tables OF two on Joint ballot In the
legislature and making that body stand
"A Republicans and n Democrats. Re-
Iubllcans claim the house stands IS 10
81
There IL no change In the senate,
which stands 10 Democrats TO n Re-
pnbllcans on estimates OF the latter.
The Democratic state committee made
a statement claiming the election Of 20
senators and 81 members Of the lower
house. with a number Of counties In
doubt On these claims the Democrats
would have II on Joint ballot. 70 beinG
necessary for choice OF United States
senator. OF q members In doubt the
Democrats claim they will secure IN,
majority The Democratic state com
mittee put Cuyahoga county, the HON,
OF Senator Hanna. In the doubtful list