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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
YONKERS

The las, games in the tournament OF the West
chester County Bowling League will be rolled on
Friday evening AT ;he association alleys. North
proa1way and Wels-ave Yonkers No. Will play
against A 3 c No and Paisade No against
yonkers No 2 The tournament began on Novem-
Der 90 OF last year and games have been rolled on
Wednesday and Friday evenings since then. except
IN the Christmas holidays The struggle for first
place has been a spirited one There Is close race
between the Terrace City team and YonkeTs No. l.
the former leading by a small margin Much Inter
esi IS being manifested in the final result. and a
large attendance Is anticipated az the final games
The usual weekly Wednesday evening Lenten ser
vice viii be held o;morrow night IN me chapel OF
evening will be the Rev. H. Dixon Jones. Of New
York City. II H. announced that Bishop Henry G.
Potter. Of New-York City. will administer the lite
OF confirmation on Friday evening March Ma, H. al st.
The funeral Of the Rey. W w Alexander: for,
the time his death assistant TO the Rev s. Parkes
Cadman. Of the Metropolitan Temple. New-York
civ took place Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Alex
ander died on Friday morning at the home Of his
father, in Bnghamton:
Tho intention Of the Police Commissioners to ap-
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MANIARONECK.

number Of well-known people OF th7 ~ ''Iv
have formed a company and leased ny. 80 An
,o,n who was accidentally killed at piseo"
shoot a few months ago The Board Of Dree.o,s
eiee;ed is as follows L. F. Brennecke' E. L. Geansy,
G. L. Lyon. the Rev. F. F. German ana Marcus
Hallett. hro,ber NJ Arthur Palmer,
has filed protest against me hs co rlare He says
IN Sa roi was NOT properly prepared ahc lnai a.
20 per higher than he saTgs co nave
M sHhiect under advisement ana ma! uecI1 ~
borrow money for the necessary expenses u INV
,,illaee until the election in April. ,, a,od sud
''Wrs lane Farr widow OF Eugene Farr' 1 3ieo ' or
denly at her home in the Boston rosr r oid she
Suriav Mrs Farr was ninety-two years olu. GA, On
as he rnother of Mrs Humphrey and the granu.
mother of Eugene Humphrey ana Tbe nne T viii be
Vnid q, nor home this afternoon and VIII De con
H H.,o Cd hv the Rev j. + Holmes pastor OF the
>fo,bodist Episcopal Church.
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TALK ABOUT THE MANHATTAN DIVIDEND

Talk In Wal Street yesterday that the d-
rectors Of the Manhattan Railway Company. at
their meeting to-day. would reduce the annual dlvi-
dend rate from to per cent by declaring
quarterly dividend OF instead of ~ per cent The
Executive Committee Will have n meeting before
that of the directors and will make a recommended
ton as 10 the dividend This committee j. COM
posed Of George j. Gould, Howard Gould. Russell
Sage. Samuel Sloan and r. NJ Getaway. Mr. Sage
is said to favor a dividend of per cent He said
yesterday: I'VE do not meet until tomorrow. and
| have noticed that sometimes when you thought
you knew what going to be done at meeting
of directors you found out you had been mis-
taken ! can tell better tomorrow what the Man
haitian dividend will be
Marhatan Railway stock opened at sGs.. advanced
TO S1is, declined to si2 and closed at SOS, rs
below the closing price on Saturday.
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point ten policemen a. soon as the bill now oe, oos
deal OF work to the Civil Service Commissioner;
Sessions are held weekly. and a large NUMBER Oh
men. candidates for appointment. have been ex-
amned. -, -. r,~., paforr,ed
Church South Broadway. near Hudson-st. Is an
nounced 10 take place on Friday evening; II VII De
given by Mrs. c. L. Bauvet. instructor IN the Voea
mission is by ticket. Tickets may be obtained at
the college or at the pastors home. adjoining the
church. -, -, a..
Charles Valentines yacht the Chippe. OF the
Workers Corinthian Yacht Clubs feet. was the frst
boat OF that organization be put in the water this
season Yesterday IL was sailed to the anchorase
Of the Tower Ridge Yacht Club Hastings. and Its
owner received from Charles Bevers a bottle OF
wine. the prize offered for the first boat TO arrive
at anchorage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
UNION SQUARE WILL BE PRESCRIBED
THE PARK BOARD REFUSES TO ALLOW THE
TRACTION COMPANY TO RUN CARS
THROUGH OR UNDER IT.

The Park Board will not change Union square
so as 10 do away with Dead Mans Curve" That
subject was effectuay disposed of at the meeting
Yesterday afternoon. President Mcmillan was not
present petition from the Fine Arts Federation
OF New-York was received and read before the
Board which stated that two propositions had
been made in the matter. One is TO tunnel under
the square and the other Is 10 run Broadway
straight through It. The federation asked that
commissioner Stiles remarked significantly that
neither plan would be adopted and the other two
commissioners agreed with him. They said that
the Park Board would not do anything in the
matter ,,, ,,,,
was authorized 10 pave Fifth-ave. with asphalt
from Fiftv-ninth-st. TO Ninetieth-st after the
water mains have been laid in IT,
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PEEKSKILL.

,,n. Ua,er Commissioners viii meet to-day u
,aorn tho condition of the Sinking Fund.
This evening. in Liberty Hall. under the olec''o''
q, De Lancey Cole Camp No rs. Sons OF 'e'e'"n.'
Colonel c. II. French will give an illustrated ieo
ure ON Alaska. illustrated by s'ereopticoh we
The trustees will meet this evening hs'. ~, " -
Te aard vii II then organize Ex-senator Georss
Robertson Democrat, will take me , .na'' The new
Board is now follows JOSEPH M fGS ahe
bert NJ Tomrkns Democrats; WYNN W McCutchen
Waren Jordan and David c. Montross. fepuo"-
cans. ,..,. a rvely one II was
Ia n the courtroom Of Justice James r. 10y
iion We're chosen and Eugene y. Travis was c"ose'
county Committeeman
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RCNAWAYS CRASH INTO A BUGGY.
A PHYSICIAN AND HIS DRIVER THROWN TO THE
STREET.-THE HORSES LEFT STANDING
WITH BRIDES OFF.


STREET.-THE HORSES LEFT STANDING
WITH BRIDES OFF.
Two big horses attached to an Adams Express
wagon while being fed at Forty-fourth-st. and
Eighth-ave at | o'clock yesterday afternoon. be-
came frightened and ran away. The horses rushed
madly down Forty-fourth-st. to Ninth-ave.. where
they crashed into the buggy OF Dr. J. Lewis Smith
Of No IS West Fifth-sixth-st. The buggy was
overturned and Or. Smith and his driver were
thrown out The doctor was somewhat bruised
and suffered slightly from shock. The driver was
uninjured
The runaway horses continued down Ninth-ave,
which was crowded with vehicles at the time
Many drivers had TO pull their teams upon the
sidewalk to avoid being down In front OF No.
SIG Ninth-ave the horses ran upon the sidewalk
and wrecked the iron awning or Goodtriend
Brothers butcher shop. At Forty-third-st; they
ran into an elevated pillar. Policeman Taylor. OF
the West Forty -seventh-st. station. caught the
horses and after a hard struggle got them under
control and put their brides on
The driver William Heath. OF No. West one
hundred and thirty fourth-st; who was In charge
of the horses was arrested. He was arralgned
before Magistrate Flammer in the Yorkville Police
Court late yesterday afternoon. ana was as
charged as the runaway was undoubtedly acct
dental The driver said the horses were new to
business.
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mrs. Julian Hawthorne and the Misses aw'"o,ne e
- recentlon on Saturday evening at their home
in Residence Park.
The Huguenot Athletic Club has been soliciting
subscriptions for a baseball diamond ana grand
s,and The contributions have enabled the GIuo 10
iease a large tract of ground. on which the HuGue-
nov Baseball Club will begin practice early IN the
season . 1,, - .rono,o,,s, and
ueiknown local character was arres'ed ana held IN
81 COO bail sunday on the charge OF vl1ams m
~y-fsa iav Clark has been many occasions De
fore he courts. His wife recently lett nun ana
through remorse ne Joined the ChurcA: ne wa tmsn
Con.stn Tmmons Sergeant Cody and PaTolman
Tyrel say they have positive PROOF 'ha' oia'N was
selling without licens" ., -,
BENJAMIN r Reno9d has s been apP3n nj y lSfa
a. Animals Complaints left with the Organized
Chari,ies Societies will reach him and receive prompt
attention.
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"PASSING THE HAT" Not BEGGING

c. ID. Dalziel a colored preacher. was arrested
Sunday by Policeman Troutphoeus Of the Mac
dougal-st. station. charge of begging When
arra!gned in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
morning the officer sad the colored man was
preaching to a crowd. and after finishing passed
around the hat. Magistrate Cornell said that while
1t might technically be begging. yet IT was exactly
what the Little Sisters of the Poor do" Many
chuDches. he said 20 out and solicit help from the
public.
II think he declared 1T is but proper that a
preacher should have the opportunity raise
money for religious work wherever the chance af-
fOrds itself ! will not censure the policeman but
the prisoner IL discharged"
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen. City Hall. p. m.
American Spool Cotton Manufacturers Assoc!a-
ton. Hotel Manhattan.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
North Side Board of Trade annual dinner,
Schnorer Hall p. m
Review OF list Regiment armory. Sl5 p. m.
G. r.. O'Reillys lecture before Linn@an Society.
D. m.
Annual dinner Of Company II. It'll Regiment Vet
eran Corps. Military Club. Fifth-ave. and Fifty
eghth-st, p. m.
Annual concert OF Stevens Institute Glee. Banjo
and Mandolin clubs. Carnegie Hall. slo p. m.
Republican Club dinner. No. 40 Fifth-avc. even
ing
Church Association for Advancement Of Interests
of Labor. No. go East Twentythird-st.. p. m.
Amateur Athletic Union, Aston House. p. m.
Brooklyn Bicycle Show
Silver Coin entertainment. Bloomngdale Church,
p IN.
Social Reform Club. No. rs East Fourth-st. S
D.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Judge John Davis. OF Washing
ton, d. G.. and the Hon. Clarence Stanhope ana W.
Brodrick- Cloete. OF LoIdon. ASTOR-The Rev. Or.
r. Dc Wit: Talmage. OF Washington. ID. {. FIJI II
AVENUE-Ex-Se Senator Patrick Walsh. OF Georgia
and Thomas Marshall, OF Pit;sburg. GIl.SEl-
General 5. d. Leavitt Of Maine. HOLLAND
Baron Schlippenbach. Russian Consul at Chicago;
James II. Hoyt. Of Cleveland a. Howard Hnk!e'
of CINCINNATI Russell ]. Wilson. OF San Francisco
and Ex-Governor y. o. Murphy Of Arizona. M
PERIAI.-Congressm Charles y. Fowler. OF New
Jersey. MANHATTAN-Bishop George Worthing-
ton, of Omaha. MI GRAY flLL-The Rev. Rob
ert II. Paine Of Baltimore, and Major James ".
Huxley, of Poughkeeps4. NETHERLAND-Paul
Kalisch. OF Berlin NORMANDIE-Judge William
L. Learned Of Albany. WALDORF-General George
s Field and Franklin ID Locke, OF Buffalo, and
Robert c. Ogden OF Philadelphia
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KATONAH.

There will be a meeting Of the Bedford Farmers
club in Adarns's Hall. Bedford Station. tomorrow
afternoon There will he an election or offcers Inc
subject for discussion, Are Not Mules More fFoiita
HE for Farm Work than Horses" Will be opened by
John Knox
Mrs Marcene Greene OF this village. died at her
home on Saturday after a long and painful Illness.
Mrs Greene was thirty-hve years Oh was SISTER
NJ George Purdv and a halfs'ster of Joseph Allen.
hoth of this village The funeral will be held to-
morning at II o'clock IN The haionah ffesoy-
terrain Church -. -. -.-.
Miss Augusta Benedict will entertain a large party
OF her friends at progre ssivc cr0kinoe on THURSDAY
evening at her home in Palmer-ave
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PREPARING FOR THE GREAT PARADE.

General Grenville VI. Dodge. grand marshal OF the
Grant Monument Inaugural Parade OF April 2, has
issued General order No. l." assuming command
and appointing the following aids: a. Noe! Blake
man. chief OF staff: Colonel r. c. Corbin. L. S
Army acknowledgement; Captain John a. Johnson
L. S Army assistant .djutant-gereral: Colonel
William Cary Sanger. n. G. ~ Y. inspector-gen-
eral. and General 7. F. Rodenbough L. 5. Army,
retired. special aid.
All military civic. corporate and social organiza-
lions OF the United States and all other countries
desiring take part in the Grant Monument In
augural Parade. requested 10 make application
at the earliest possible date to headquarters, at NO
! Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

Never could understand why men
put off buying Spring overcoats until
SO late,
In March, the heavy overcoat in
variably has that end-of the-winte
look; and beginning with March the
light overcoat is heavy enough
except two or three days now and
then.
siik-lined from 500 to s2s many OF them duplicated
with serge lining at s. 10 81 less.
SIS will buy good coat many men care 10
wear some low as So
ROGERS, PEET GO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The basket ball team OF the Young Mers Christian
Association Saturday night defeated the Atlas
Club by a score of Is to .
Miss Susan f. Field. OF Cortland y. Y, has been
appointed a teacher in the Pleasant Plains School.
The Thursday Bowling Club OF Stapleton has re-
signed from the North Shore Bowling League and
has disba nded.
4 fair IN aid OF 81. Josephs Church. Rossvil,e
will be held next month.
Mrs. J. G. Fernad VIII lecture in Deems Memorial
Church Prohibition Park. on Friday night The
Congress of Mothers"
The Cricket Club has engaged Valentine Flood as
a teacher of boxing and golf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
ADVANCE IN STERLING EXCHANGE.

There was advance yesterday in sterling ex-
change. The actual closing rate for demand ster-
ling was 1914 to 4s7l. The advance was due to
sales here Of American stocks and bonds held
abroad. These sales were made because OF fear
OF an impairment of the value of the securities bur
because they were readily marketable and provided
funds for the protection of accounts in European
securities which were threatened by the Cretan
complications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
vESEy.ST. OBSTRrcTIOyS ~ Court

L. j. Callahan asked Justice Lawrence. in the SUI
preme Court. yesterday for a writ Of mandamus 10
compel the Commissioner of Public Works TO
move the merchandise Instructions the sidewalks
of Vesey-st between West Broadway and Church
St. and also for mandamus preventing the city
from permitting such Instructions Charles Blan-
dy. representing Ncsey-st. property owners who do
not object TO the alleged Instructions said tina
bill had practically passed the LEGISLATURE which
would put al end 10 the questions raised. and tina.
Ii would be in a few days in the hands of the Mayor
who would hold hearing IT, Justice Lawrence
put the cases over until April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
MOUNT VERNON.

The Rev. DR.. Louis Albert BANKS Oh
.,.ad q, invitation 10 address the public meeuhS
- he sundxy-school Temperance Society al 'he
First Methodist Episcopal Church next FRIDAY.
The Rev Joseph Reynolds. of New-forN' pfea'neu
the first of the Lenen sermons in the Churcn Of 1e
ascension on Sunday night. On next SUNDAY nign
the Rev E. H. Kraus. Of New-NoTk CITY, WIZ
preach .,--.,.o ,c,,veva wears old
dsd on sunday night AT me home or her daushIrsti
Mrs r. v Simpson. No 201 South Fourth-ave y ne
furerai will he held tomorrow afternoon the KEY
q r. Graham, rector Of Trinity Episcopal Cnurch'
off
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PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD.

4 collection Of hgh-class European paintings VIII
he on free exhibition in the rooms al NO ~ rii'h
ave to-day. tomorrow and on IhWsua!' anu WI"
-, so,d =, auc,ion on Thursday and Friday even
i,gs and Saturday afternoon by Samuel Kreiser the
auctioneer The paintings belong 10 Newly Yorker
who has been known conno sseur and collector
Among inc pictures are examples or Berne Belle
cnmr / Perrault. Felix Ziem Alfred stevens, Jean
Reraud and OF number OF other welknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
MRS. HOFFMAN MARTIN DISCHARGED.

Mrs John Hoffman Martin. of No 81 West Thirty
ffth-st who recently caused the arrest OF f. J.
Henley, the actor was arrasned In Special Sessions
Court yesterday, on the complaint Of Mrs. Annie
Ralph of No % West Twenty seventh-st. who
charged her with violating the Hotel In that
she had packed up her goods and quietly left the
place. owing 81 board. Mrs. Martin produced re-
ccipt showing that the account had been paid, and
on the strength of this she discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
GALTSHA 4. GROW ~ TOWN.

Gausha a. Grow. of Pennsylvania. ex-Spcaker OF
the House OF Representatives and at present
member of Congress. who IS in the city. says that
the extra session OF Congress will hardy adjourn
before July l. but by that time he thinks an ade-
uuate tariff law VIII have been enacted The
House might pass the bill in two weeks" he added
but the delay will In the Senate. When we
do get tariff bill. however. times will begin 10
improve but We cannot get back TO prosperity In
day or a week or a month"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

Ex-Eycise Commissioner julius Hamburger was AT
Navor stroncs office yesterday 1rning in response
~ tho MAYORS invitation. and after brief talk
Navor Strong offered Mr.. hamburger the appoint
ment of Superintendent OF the Outdoor Poor in the
Department of Public Charities. with salary OF
g. 90 made vacant by The death Of William Blake
Nr Uarburger declined the Mayors offer. saying
he thought that ne ough. 10 accept no less place
Than a C,omn!ssonership II; $500 Mr. hamburger
was urorninent IN the Independent County organ
-, zion In the campaign @: 1894. He Is warm sup
norter of Colonel Strong for Mayor Of the Greater
New York.
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PLTASANTNILLE.

A musical and literary entertainment will be given
IN I,hrarv Hall tomorrow evening at o'clock.
der the auspices OF the First Methodist Episcopal
Church OF this village. The committee in charge
consists Of the Rev. David MacCartney. Lewis o.
CLARK Albert See Mrs. J. Herbert Grlifin and Miss
Iiiran Hall The following will appear: Mss Mar
crieriie Hall Miss Pauline Ieipzger. i. Wesley
Wva,t James s. Burdett and Mss Ballard.
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ARDSLEY.

A public meeting Of the residents Of the village
will be held in the Ardsey Lyceum on Thursday
evening TO determine what action is necessary to
obtain better railroad facilities. The meeting Will
be addressed by the Rev. a. +. Barnett. pastor OF
the Ardsey Methodist Episcopal Church. D. ]. Eli.
J. L. Glover. II. Risey and Others
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had been placed in the cab with the deliberate IN,
tention of killing anybody The police were lncnhed
believe that testing tube had been left In the CAP
by accident and had exploded after being stepped on
by Mr. Schniizer. The escape Of Mr.. Schnitzer from
injury. although the cab was partly wrecked, was
regarded as surprising. AS person was known 70
have a grudge against Mr.. Schntzer. the driver or
the cab OF 1t. the police could not peneve
that the thing had been placed In the cab with evil
design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
LEGACIES FOR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS.

The will of Mrs Elizabeth Smith. who died sew
eral days ago was filed in the office of the County
Clerk Yesterday A bequest Of $1,000 is made TO the
Industrial School Association Of the Eastern Dis
frict Of BROOKLYN and of $1,000 TO Branch No.
of the same association. All the rest goes to the
nieces and nephews Of the decedent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
MONEY PAID FOR BODIES

The hearing OF the case OF Morgue Keeper Albert
s. White was continued yesterday afternoon by
the Charities Commissioners. Superintendent Muir
ply OF Bellevue testified that several bodies had
been sent to the embalming college at No. q Uni
versity Place. since that OF Cornelius Walsh. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
OSTRACISM or TIE YELLOW JOTRN1LS

The action Of the Century club In excluding
THE World" and THE Journal from It's rooms
indicates a spread Of the movement in favor OF
clean newspapers which is extending among the re-
spectacle clubs OF the city. number OF the no.
tells have ceased 10 keep on file in their reading
rooms copies OF the two newspapers, while they
keep files Of the important newspapers OF this city
and Of other cities Copies OF the two newspapers
have been excluded also from the three reading
rooms Of the NewYork City Mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

The Board of Estimate considered yesterday the
plans for a pubic comfort station. to be erected
in Mail-s, Just south OF City Hall Park. The sta
,ion will cost s2i7q5 As n question raised
IN the ci,v's right TO Mail-st. the matter re-
fcrred 10 the Corporation Counsel. Colonel Waring
was authorized TO build his paper crcpatory at
Eighieenth-st and the East River. to cost 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

body of Walsh, he testified, had not been assigned
there in the usual manner as his name had not
been entered on the ana tomical book. Mr.. Murphy.
when asked. Are you aware Of any case where
money paid for bodies repi:ed. Yes; checks
were given to the amount of 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. MARCH 9. 1907.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norwegian tBr), Vpond Glasgow February 20
with mdss TO Austin Baldwin CO. Arrived At tho Bar
at IN.
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EIAISEORD.

,-,or, pro,hers have removed from the
nv <oor,v known as the Gillender place, nav
inc sold the property to Andrew Kitchen OF New
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sunrise e:2l Sunset 800 Neon sets - Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 1858 Island 1l16 He'll Gate 09
PM-Sandy Hook Ii 30 Gov. Island 1883 He'll Gate lo2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

Are you thinking OF purchasing a Piano, or
Piano stool? II so. do not fail TO consult the little
advertisements in the narrow columns Some good
bargains may be found there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10.
THURSDAY. MARCH II.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Alter y G Lloyd : 90 a m A n,
Jlols Cape Hayt Atlas. 1906 a IN
Troauois. Charleston. clyde. ........... 3:oO m
trty OF Birmingham Savannah. Saw. GOO p m
WEDNESDAY MARCH TO-
ST Louis Southampton. American. ZOO a 10 90 a m
Fresland Antwerp Red Star. 1000 1906 m
Majestic. Liverpool. White star 300 IL 20
Panama. Havana spanish. .......... IL 100 100
Yumuri. Havana y cuba. ...... leo pm 400 IN
Alianca Colon Panama. ......... 90 a IL m
Fi Mar. New-Orleans Morgan. ....... 300
Alamo Galveston Mallory. ........... 800
THURSDAY. MARCH H.
Santiago Nassau, n & Cnta...... 100 800
la Grande Duchesse. Savannah. Saw. 800 y m
FRIDAY. MARCH u.
AI,ghany jamaica Atlas 10 90 a u 100
Algonquin Charleston Clyde ........ 500 p
Colorado Prlnswick Mallory. ....... 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-09

Mayor Strong refused yesterday to approve the
Pneumatic Tube bill advocated by State Senator
Ford. and K was sent back TO Albany with the
MAYORS accommodation that II be amended 10
-rrrify iugt what streets be affected.