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nnIldinr Permits.

George Walton. addition. ll25 Harlan street.
500
D. NJ Patterson ct al. brick block, $40 Massa-
chusetts avenue, Sc 600.
r. NJ Page, frame house, IL Sheldon street,
William Deering. brick warehouse, .darkes and
!. L. Schumacher. addition, North Meridian
NJ Il. PAR. barn las Williams street, 500.
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Where Zero weather Prevails.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec 1.-Of the North
western stations of the government wealth
er bureau the warmest one at O'Clock to-
night was that at Duluth, which records
zero At the same hour it was degrees
below in st. Paul, degrees below in Huron,
10 degrees below at Winnipeg, u degrees
below at Bismarck. Battleford and Mime
doSa, Is degrees below at Williston 20 de-
grees below at Medicine Hat and 80 degrees
below at HaVre-
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in prints and in organizes and other sheer goods.
has been quite fair. Ginghams are active ana
l.. ca IablICs show satisfactory conditions IN the
main.
FALL RIVER, Dec 1.-Just before the close
of business Tuesday night the print cloth markets
dropped off 1-l6c, making a, new record or FAC.
The market opened at the new figure this morn
ing and .5 600 600 pieces have changed hands
on the new basis, at which bids have been freely
offered for some days. Manufacturers lave de-
clined to meet them until now and 1t is eX-
pected they will dispose of goods freely for
time.
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nrx Gnnhs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The dry goods market
shows signs of an increase in interest in some
quarters although the tone of the market shows
no advance of moment. The reductions in staple
calicoes on the part of the Merrimacks and
Americans has been followed by a reduction OF
Algonquin indigo prints. and there Is stimula-
ton of interest in nearly all lines of fancy cot
tors, printed and wooden goods. This is not
however true Of staple cottons in any grade. nor
print cloths. In prints the latest price TO be
made in indigoes shows a. 2ikc reduction in AL
gonquin indigo blues. This is in conformity with
the market made by the MeFrmacks and
American blues. Trade in these lines has not
Eeen stimulated to great extent by the
steady quotations, and buyers still clamor for
concessions. The trade in spring faneies. both
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Colonel strnthy Punished.

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. IAN Ottawa dis
patch to the Globe says that Lieutenant
Colonel Strathy, in command of the Fifth
Royal Scots. Montreal. has been relieved of
his command by Major General Gascoigne,
oommander-in-chief Of the Canadian m litia.
This peremptory dismissal is the punish
ment for Mr.. Strathys violation of the
rules in criticisng in the press the general
commanding the militia
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-The torpedo boat
Winslow, the third of three vessels of the
same type built at the Columbian iron
works in this city, made more than the re-
quired speed on her first official trial this
afternoon on course of forty-nine knots
laid off by naval experts in. Chesapeake
bay. Twenty-four and q half knots were
required and the vessel went 2tS per hour
on the trial.
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William NJ Rubbish and Clara \. Jennie.
Henry c. Russell and Ora l. Sargent,
William A. Workman and Jessie Stumpf.
George Harkins and Nettie Callahan:
Charles Il. Spann and Mary Ruth wits
(iuy W Hereth and Hattie Nav short.
James c. Downing and Nellie ketrow.
Don A. Anderson and Amanda Il. Schmidt.
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At Chicago-Clearings, S2L. 2O6. S27. New York
exchange, 40c premium. Posted rates, si.Si and
At elphia-Clearings, s13 sos; bal
ances 80. 069, 9s5.
At Baltimore-CIearings, Sc, 2Ss. 90; balances.
At St Louis-Clearings, s5,52OOss; balances.
SS25 OH
At New Orleans-CleaTings, 81. 704 454
At Memphs-Clearings, s404,26S; balances,
$45, 699.
At New York-Clearings, s132, 372 564; balances,
s., 500, 552.
AT Boston-cIearings slS6Oe. SS2; balances.
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BirfllR.

fourth street. boy.
Katie and Frank Brinkey. 1912 Cornell avenue
boy. -
Laura and William II. f. schmaifeldt. 1916
Draper street, boy.
Maggie and Henry Williams. Brightwood. boy.
Amanda and Jacob Y. Baxter 1901 Harlan
Matilda and Jacob Bauer, coo Dorman street.
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Cash quotations were as follows; Flour barely

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour barely
steady. No. spring. wheat, s0@90Ac;; No,
2 corn, sc: No. yellow corn. 2614e No. 2 oats.
21lac; No 2 white, +. O. b. 2Shc; No 3 white T.
2: b. 26G4c No. iaxseed $lOi1. g1Gsf Prime p inc
20 Lard per 100 lbs. S4.20@4.221a Short-rib
sides. loose. 81. 1O@46o. Dry,salted shoulders,
boxed "a 75m5. Short-cear sides, boxed, 4 45Gp
4.55 Whisky, distllers' finished goods, per gal,
Recepts-Flour. T. 600 brls; wheat. 1710O0 bu;
corn l2s0oO bu 57 0oo bu rye zee S eco bu
wheat 90 600 bu corn S1S O0O blu; oats, 10000 bu;
barley, 25,000 bu
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VITAL STATISTICS-DEC. 1


Patrick Bageott, seventy years. 1O2 South Cali
fornia street. senility.
Katherine Burns, seventy-six years, Bluff road
heart disease.
Jeremiah Weakley. seventy-one years. q Becker
street. paralysis
Clara crowder, thirtv-seven years, 140l Smith
son avenue heart disease
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Dried Fruits.

Apples Arm; other fruits steady Evaporated APP
pies, common, 5ED7c per ID: prime wire tray, Ist
Use wood dried, prime, Sisc; choice. Sl2c fancy.
sdS1*c. Prunes. $la@se per ID, as to size and
lie. Peaches-Unpeeled, 7Q1oc; peeled, 12Q2Oc
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec 1.--Cotton easy; sales.
6.300 bales; ordinary, 4Ac; good ordinary. 49sc;
low middling. 15-16c; good middling. 5lac mid
ding fair. ) 15-16c receipts, 1883 bales; stock.
346, 5S1 bales.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 1.-Cotton steady. Middling.
SIC: receipts 5,00S bales; shipments, 2SSS bales;
stock, ,412 bales; sales. 1000 bales.
NEW YORK Dec. 1.-Cotton closed dull: mid
ding, 13-16c; mddling gulf 1-16c. Sales, none
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NEW YORK, Dec. I.-Pig iron warrants life
less at $685. bid and $500 asked. Lake copper
very quiet at lO.75c. Tin dull at 1900 bid. 135c
asked. Spelter quiet at &c. Lead-Exchange
quiet at 3.75c; brokers' firm at 3.50c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. LEAD frmer at 3.571sc bid
Shelter quiet at 3Tlac
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window Glass.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Seventeen Transfers, with Total
Consideration of S22.S 26.


Instruments filed for ~ocord in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Dec 1, 1897. as
furnished by Theo. Stein abstracter of titles
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapols, Suite 229. first office floor. The
Lemcke, Telephone $780,
William Goebes to Peter H. Schwartz
south half Lot "a, WoodIuff's subdivision 80
Morris.s addition ..:.............::,..... $1,000
and Ito Lot %, Patterson's subdivision
Square a. southeast addition. ............. LOO
Harriet M Wilson to Clark Cook and wife
son & Co.'S addition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Carl w. Nerdenhall to Hannah Raffety
Lot 49, Square IA, Lincoln Park addition. 100
Hannah Ranety to William T. Mitchell
ii, Lancaster's Belmont-avenue addition. 15OO
George K Schofeld to Benjamin F. Cline o,
Mary v Caldwell to sarah NJ Uien ct al:
addition :. 49,. 5000
Lot T. Block s, North Indianapolis. -. 1000
addition 49,. 1850
Lot 2, Thrasher's subdivision l. Fletcher's 600
fourth addition .............................. 300
Same to Bert r. Fish, Lot 3, sub 900
Alfred A. Norwood to James A. Norwood
part east half of the southeast quarter of
wiiiam NewkTk to Ma3retha a. Lock
enhoff. Lot 453, 4ucCarty's tenth West
Side ade Metlge, tristee to Ida NJ Cali
iDgs, Lot 81, Kenwood Park. :........... 5I5
James II. Witty to William II. Patterson
Lots % to 2S, Block H. Adamss addi- 49,
John Spears to James H. Witty and wife
Lots II 10 16 and % to 2S same addition. 1880
Transfers Il. considera tion 800 SIG
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TRADE IN GENERAL
Quotations at st. Louis, Balnmore'
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LOUIS a. Dee F 61 So unsettled eesE sa
mednm JsFasats whess lower for May
ing &c below yesterday, but December holding up
vance early and en- call. but lost that suos s
9uently May opened &c OFF advanced b 9tS tbe
bottom. Spot firm; No. red, cash eeT a1sSd
&c: TRACK s.qsSl2e December &c; May sS1c,
Futures advanced early: later fell on, closing
cember and January May steady. Spot steady;
No. cash, 242c; December re 'd hihsS.
10. 2 cash. elevator 2aiIc; track. re :3eeemhsr.
29zg2O9sc May 225sc Nc. white g ~ PRIME Se
timothy seed $3.50. Corn meal. sl4O. Bran
bos e aesd a track ss sde prairie sa
@s25 timothy. sS@1O5O. Butter quiet: cr1 meTy:
s sf1iy a, os sis Cotton ties &c. BsssnE
5Ac. Pork quiet; standard mess tobobbiing, $3.50
s4O -aIa dGMfB f' lotsE1ra
s52lsQ5 25 ribs s55Oq5 62lS shorts Sse7 zig
extra ira sh9r-cesr S5qS ribs s and Sh Ssat
g. bS corn bu Oats 1900 bu Ship
ments-.Flour. COCO brls: wheat. 1000 hu; corn
100000 blu; oats. 5000 bu.
changed: N receipts, ia 1855 bis Wheat frmer:
spot 97akGs71sc month s7h@s7kc; May g s'l SSe
bu; exports, 1872. SIS b. Southern wheat by sam
T f spot S9s @sc on MONTH Rot s2assc
ber new or old, S2ls@S2' :: January. S2aS21tc;
ports eas 2s5 6u; sSutha-H White corn s5c;
Southern yellow Sl@$4e Oats firm No o White s
Rye firrner; No. Western, 5S3s@5S7sc; receipss;;
32.125 blu. Hav steady TO firm; choice timothy, So
asked. Grain freights very firm and active;
steamer unchanged. Butter, eggs and cheese
steady and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 1.--TIams; shortcut dull at
Bis. Baoon-Long- clear middes light. dull at
33s 3D. long-clear middles, heavy, dull at S3s
Shoulders. square. firm at 2Ss Cd. Lard-Prifne
Western dull at 22s Cd. Wheat-Spot No / red
Northern spring steady at Is Sd. CoIn-Deeem-
Der steady at SIS Sd; January steady at IS PAD
February steady at IS pad; spot, American
mixed firm at IS Sd.
quiet; No; nominal, &c Corn steady; No:
mixed 27AM27iAc. Oats quiet; No. mixed. 2315c
Rye dull No: Acc. Lard in good demand at
$4,000. 1919. Bulk meats quiet at $3.50 Bacon
steady at $3.50. Whisky steady at $119. Butter
steady. Sugar firm. Eggs firm at 16l4c. Cheese
steady.
TOLEDO. Dec. 1.--Wheat dull and weak; No
2. cash end December 94l%c: Nav. 94iSc, Corn
active and easier: No. 2 mixed. 2612c. Oats dull
and STEADY; No. mixed, 21lsc Rye higher and
steady No. g cash. 46%c Clover seed active
and steady: prime, cash and December $O.12'a.
Oil unchanged
DETROIT. Dec 1.-Wheat-No. / white, 89lsc:
No. 2 red, gee; Dec. soc; May. 92%c. Corn--No. 2
mixed &c. Oats-No. white, 24Ac Rye-No. z,
46l2c.
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coo bags: cleared for Europe, 1000 bags
stock, All 900 bags.
Sugar-Raw and refined firm
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SAVANNAH Dec. 1.-Spirits of turpentiae
firm at 999sc bid; sales, 22S brls: receipts pts: SSS
ported; receipts, $3.50 brls.
OIL CITY, Dec. 1.-Credit balances. CSC; GER
tihcates Csc; highest toe; lowest and closed. &c.
Sales. q 900 brls shipments, 1892 brls; runs.
1876 459 brls.
-NN rec. t-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 29k@30c Rosin duh at $1.15@1.20. Crude
turpentipe steady at $140Q190. Tar firm at Sl.05.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1-Spirits of turpentine
nOsIn tirm and un-
changed: sales, none.
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per key $3.50: mule shoes. per keg. $3.50: horse
nails Sac per box. Barb wire, galvanized, 81;
painted. sl75.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.


Produce, Fruits ana Vegetables.
Appes-Choice cooking. s3aS.25; fancy eating
apples, $SgS 80 per br; extra fine. s4Q4.50; Ben
Bananas Per lunch. No. i &; No. 2 75e;
TTnips-siG1so per bri; ruta bagas, 81 per brl.
Onions-s2.2 % per brl: red and white onions,
Cranberries-S .50Q2.15 per bushel crate; s675@
Grarp ape 10 lbs, 15al7c per basket; FL
Cheese-New York full cream he; skins. 60Sc
per Id; domestic Swiss 15c; brick lie; limburger,
oranges Mexican. $40 per box; Florida $40
Lemons Messina. choice. 800 to box. So; fancy.
300 to box 81: fancy, $50 TO box. 49, 25qS.75.
%eet esr ''s st Jersey 1915
Celery-15G25c Per bunch.
Provisions.
Haaimns IS. Is to % lbs average $40
10 lbs average. lO910isc: block hams Sa4q914c ali
Breakfast Bacon-Clear frsts. 1OkQ11c; seconds,
d..-Kettle-rendered. in tierces, csc; pure
shoulders-1s lbs average, &c; IL to IA lbs av-
Picked PorE-Bean pork clear brl, 200 lbs
: Bacon-CIear sides. 40 to 50 lbs average, 6Ac;
90 to % lbs average &c; 20 to go lbs average,
erage, 70 II to lG lbs average, FAC. Clear backs
+ to 2 to Gs by 5s T. to n d lbs
less.
Seeds.
Clover-Choice, recIeaned, 60 lbs. 50. 60@2. 10;
prime, 50 65Q3; English, choice, 81 65G2SO; asike
choice s5@55O alfalfa choice, s. 1904 60: crimson
ieO;, strictly prime si5Gqi.6o; fancy KentucEy
IA lbs, $1@125 extra clean. 60a75c; orchard
grass, extra. $1.75@19 go red top, choice S0c@$1 4O
English bluegrass, "A lbs s1.15Q1.75.
Window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount go.
SxS to lOXlrsingle: "A. ST.; A, $3.50; 3. $685.
c, S.. Double: IA. $3.50: a. $3.50; B, SS.25.
11x14 and 12x1S to 1s@24-Singe: IA. IS; A.
$25; B, 81. Double "A, $lO.75; a, 1926; B,
lsx2O and 20x2O to 20x8O-single: AA. $1,000: A,
$3.50; B, 50. Double AA, $14; A. S12.75; b, $12.
15xS6 to 24x3G-Sngle: IA, sll. 50: A. s1O b.
1925 Double: IA, s15.25; A, $19.75: B, SIPS.
26x2S to 24x36-Single: AA, SIP; A. 5000: Il,
$50 Double ds.:s5 "A $lS a, sl45o: B. S13 rs.
81 e; 4. sl1S5j; B, slo25. Double: AA' SIPS;
2sx4G 10 8ox5o-single: AA. SIS: A. $3.50; B,
$12. Doube AA. SIS. 70; A. SIS; Is, SIG.
DOUBLE IA. $22.75; A, s2125; b, 500.
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c. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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Local observations Wednesday.

Bar. Their r. Fl. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m. 1902 80 81 Swest. Pt. cl'dy. 900
D. m. 1928 30 Sc North. Cloudy 900
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature. 27.
Following is a comparative statement OF
the temperature and precipitation Dec. l:
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changed: sales. none.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho first public horsewhippins in the history oI
,hIs city occurred here shortly aiter i
,,.s,ordav The principals were Mrs Joseph span
n. No PIP Hawthorne-ave. and Emi hse'm"'i ',
. macb,nst In the employ of Otis Brothers Wh"o
Tho .mnoves were leaving the factory for IunvneU
w. noticed a woman standing opposite tne Ia 49,.
Soor in Wells-ave.. the new ponce -
Win a large whalebone whip in her hahu ~ q
,amber of men came from the factory the Mo ia
Sarfed over 10 them and, saying something III
NON she brought the whip down with tcrIioi'e
force on the head OF the largest man IN me cromu;
him by the coat and continued the Vhs'due ,s
with renewed vigor. Each blow oil the WHIP a. az.
ing lSrge blue marks the face OF the mar NJ
accompanied with some remark ny the woman liz
man bep ged to be released but his entreatles ONLY
seemed 10 further anger the woman. FlnahE Wy
man succeeded in Wrestling the whlP ioil t,
woman's hand. but his assaant then proC,eeneId
copyrighted by this time and some OF the r
restrained the woman from going iurtnei. ~
woman said that Rgelmann had spoken III % ~ ,h.
and she was determined 10 seek reuresS !" '"'
good old-tmc style. 80 -, ,ha
Oldest fire companies in the city. held an mVl'''io"
excursion Yesterday TO North End Beach: . -,
Hat Works which was burned out in the Eirn-st.
fire three weeks ago. viii resume operations on
Monday next in the old Nonkers SilN MIL oPpoS'''
their old stand. . ,, 4,
The members OF the various societies connected
with St Josephs Church of this city, are re-
church hall in September In addition to the mem
hers OF the societies. the Entertainment committee
will be assisted by some OF the ablcSt amateur
actors in the city.
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NETWORK CITY .

The Ncw-York Security and Trust COMPANY VIII
on August ls change its Clearing houSe agent
that date II will begin to clear through inc VA
tional city Bank. 1t now clears through Inc nam
over National Bank
c,s,oyo cavaIza. n handsome. six-foot Cuban
arrived here on Wednesday on the steamship ieu-
,oric lie saws that he has spent two years III
cnoin.s nona1 colony at Ceuta. in Africa, ana that
,ho,, uoro voars of torture and suffering. lie Sdiu
that ne had an uncle a Count Sisni. IN the Ch'''u
States. and he going to look for him.
Tho battle-ship Texas sailed yesterday to join
the North Atlantic Squadron dspatch rom
Highland Light said that the cruisers New OF
and Brooklyn were at anchor. IN tape 70" boy
last night
II the American Line steamship PARIS n'ah's
GOOD trip from Southampton she Will arrive mere
% dv On hoard are Lady Aberdeen, Charles T.
Dep,,np Professor f. NJ Ciallaudet. Lady Marjorie
Carbon Dudley Gordon. Archer Gordon Dd'lu
MnIlken. H. G. Marquand, Alexander X Peacock
and Captain Sinclair.
The confirmation Of Jeremiah NJ. Wood as cashier
Of the Custom House was received ny 'o"'C'o'
Bidwcll from the Treasury Department yesterday
He will be at the Custom House to-day to he taken
through his division and meet the ohlcials. no
will be sworn in Monday. and VIII Immediately
take possession Of his Office
"The Goldoy" Literary Society, at its meeting TO
he held this evening at No. IA Madson-aVe. VIII
debate the question: Resolved, That the Demo-
cratic party in Greater New-Nork should III 'he
coming campaign reafflrm the Chicago platform
Of 1896"
Deputy-Sherin Whoriskey has received an at
,acbr mon, against the Master Steam and Hot Water
Filters Association Of the United States Tor N'V4-
in favor Of Alberto De Lait. for a balance alleged
70 be due for work. labor and services and IN
curing commissions @dvertsing contracts inc
attachment was granted on the ground that inc
COMPANY is an Illinois corporation II has an once
4, ,ho wool EXCHANGE Building at No. go West
Broadway. this city.
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PEEKSNlLI..

The Board of Education OF Drum iiill School az
the meeting on Wednesday evening elected Robert
McCord president and oscar v Barser clerk. Prin-
cipal John Millar was named a. librarian. There
was surprise in the appointment OF collector OF
taxes about the only fob IN the district that pays
anything The Board consists of four Republicans
and one Democrat vet they al voted Tor FRANK
Vessels Democrat, for collector. MI Vessels Is
the collector ccctod last spring IN place OF DAVID
g. MontrCss. Republican, who mad hrld the once
tor eight years Tn, appointment OF treasurer
was left to Trustees Barscr ana lthseN 10 report
at the next meeting.
The Board of Education in District No. organ
tied the election Of Dr. Charles Mason president
and William \. Hunt secretary. The appointment
OF collector was postponed. -. ,,,
After q TWO weeks recess the Water commas
siOners will meet this evening.
School Commissioner William G, Barrel held ex-
aminations here yesterday and will continue mem
to-day for first. second and third grade teachers
certificates. Fhe examinations are he'd IN Drum
hin school with sessions from 10 u 80 and lD TO
& o'clock. There fifty nine persons entered;
Thirty four took the papers for the first grade ana
TWENTY-FIVE for the second and third grade.
There will be an icc-cream festival on the lawn
Of the Reformed Church this afternoon, beginning
nj ; O'clock under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pe's Society of Christian Endeavor OF that church.
Charles Raymond OF Brooklyn. former Pecks-
kin hoy arrived in town yesterday for the first
friends. . ,,
The story in The Tribune on the assessment roll
If this village and town read with absorbing
interest by not only The Tribune readers here. put
nv others who purchased the papers as long as the
simply held out. There Were many figures ana
facts that few people were aware of. and num-
her Of statements were entirely new 10 all the peo-
nj n
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TARRYTOWN.

49,, ,o.a,bino schmid OF this village. mas char-
- ,o,, clarence NJ. Bush, OF Ne"-horK, 'he
s,esn Yacht NADIA. The yacht Will be Drought u
TarrytoUn . ,,,-oo,oI Church Of
n D. I selden Spencer is rector winch
Whieh t been completed. cost $50" Nesr% ma Az III
na - .rount was bequeSt 10 tIe Eiu % ~! -!
oi t'' bronze tablet, IN memory OF tne MI Nj;
Ind Mr. F. Bull is , nS~ 'e' The '1 Church and
soon % re soon TO be repainted. new bell VIII
he placed in the tower and several ON of' Soon MAKE
u xiSt TO the church and administer 'he r'e VI
conhrmaHToni i ~ resident of New-YOrk City, was
found yns in creek mud in Rened G ~ Tf tbe
on on, :, - AT arst supposed that the man was
dead Tho police were sent Tor ana arra Tgn bS
core Justice McCutchen YESTERDAY hioiilIis anu
sentenced 10 six. months in the Kings county rem
Tbe Young Mems Catholic Lyceu1n BaseDaI .ea a
will play a series o. three games with the rh
tlaseball club OF Brewster putnam county Inc
hrs, game nill be played here Tomorrow
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CONTRACTORS BEFORE THE DOfh BOihD.
4 LIVELY DISPUTE OVER THE QUESTION OF
Filming DE1INQrENTS.

4 LIVELY DISPUTE OVER THE QUESTION or
Filming DEIINouENTS.
The Dock Board held one Of its lively meetings
Yesterday The question in dispute was whether
or not delinducnt contractors Of the Department
should be fined. Zest was added TO the discussion
by the objections of Commissioners Einstein ana
Monks To having President o. Bren's new secretary
James T. Conway take notes Of the meeting. Mr.
Einstcin said: II will not agree 10 his presence
here taking notes and REFUSE 10 allow it, That
settled IT, and Mr. Conway retired.
President O'Trien yesterday adhered TO his pre-
vions statement that the city is losing S'.p day
by the alleged failure of Il. g. Packard. who has
a contract for dredging at Ganscvoort and West
Twelfth sts and Clarence T.. Seagrist. who has the
contract for the removal Of buildings i'm the sam"
vicinity to i've up to their contracts. Mr. Packard
was summoned before the Board. and said that he
had received a verbal communication from Pres-
dent o Bricn In July stop work. further prog
rcSs would endang"r 4 warehouse in TWelfth-St.
When Commissioner Eiustrin inquired. do YOU
accept such orders IN your business Preside MT
o Brien produced Official order OF july TO- order
Ing the work stopped TWO hundred feet east q
West Twolfth-st The question Of nnictiuc u pen
atty was finally left over until the work should be
completed
The next delinquent contractor to appear hcfor-
the Board w Rolf. Hhe engineer n- chief
recommended that he he fined $0o. Commissioners
Einstein and Monks voted against the recommends
ton. the preside II casting an affirmative vote.
\ mmUulca lion from the Dock SiiDoriuteudent.
stating that space could be allotted to Nathan
Straus for the erection Of a booth for tho sale of
steriZed milk. on either the Starton-st. Riving-
tOn-st. or Fifth-st piers aroused Commissioner
Einstein. The report was sent to Mr.. Straus :