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New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

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New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
SCA RSDALE'S TAX ROLL.
BIG INCREASES IN THE ASSESSMENTS OF
MANY WELL-KNOwN RESIDENTS.

As is the case In all the towns OF Westchester
County, the Board of Assessors OF the town oil
Scarsdale has completed the assessment-roii ioi
1897 A copy of the roll has been filed WIN tue
Clerk of the Board George A. Willets, at his hohe
In Quaker Ridge where It is now open for inspec-
tlon.
scarsdalo Township Is one Of the few remaining
towns OF Westchester County which does hot CON
tain Incorporated village within its oounhar'es
u contains large OF choice farm lana anu u w
many places rural to-day as 1t was when W"sn
ngton ami the Continental troops made their he'"-
quar- ers among It's hills Tie town les e'eVateu "'
tween New-Rochelle and Groenburs, East 'hes'e.
and White Plains. Quaker Ridge; numoer VI
high hills near the NewRochelle line. contains '"e
houses Or farms Of the Hitchcocks. Iseins cranes
Bruens Buffers. Carpenters. Priests, Mofri-es'
Pophams and other wcll-known residents
The roll Is In line with those OF dreeho"s
and Mount Pleasant and its total amount. reai anu
personal will probably foot up S.OoNU, or t"'oe
much last years assessment as the asse'Ho' >
have raised all real estate about 80 per cent % Nv.
Increases in the personal assessments are sun
larger. The total amount Of personal properly re-
corded last year about S0Ve. whiie 'hs go"
II is placed at $4,000
One of the largest assessments IL that OF Charles
Butler who Is assessed s227.5oo on 500 acres
Of land. w c. Hitchcock. who owns about orr
thousand acres is put down for siI.co HIS "iie'
who escaped paying taxes last year. Is asS',Ne"
$50 900 for personal property. The Arthur sunurp"h
Home Company's assessment Is &iW lh9fisS s,n ssS
Barry (67 acres) SOS 600; Alexander Bruen $9I "o
real so 0O personals j. Benedict Carpenter. StVo
real $3.50 personal: A. H. Crane, &oc &oo c@ aI real
$500 personal Watson p DicSenson sS ~ % q
Morris nsS scres), G)o0l: George r. Prest so n5n s5t
acres) s2iOo0 Morris Popham Gi acres'' S"'""'
Mrs B. Rhodes, $1,000. i ,,ron
Among those who are assessed 9r re neryieor
Chauncey r. Secor 81 Oo. Henry W. S1Gkr,ii
s3G 900: Mrs Caroline A. Rhodes. :4"o' ana r''"
ford Rhodes, 5000 1904, - .,,, forr
William T. Isclin is assessed S2QVn on ninetSLiJ
acres He is also heavily assessed In New-is"r
where he lives Among the larger non-reSiurn, ~, vi,
sessments are d NJ. sullivan s2Sn me Sew ,oo o6S
and Harlem Railroad s2o0y y > REM, @ 1orSI,n
and the North End Land Improvement company
$4,000. 1 81 ceoroe
The Board Of Assessors Is com91ISr"ui "i ", Itvat,
They viii meet at the Scarsdale School ON August
L. henr grievances.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
KTPLTNG'S LETTER TO 4 BOY.
4 Young BROOKLYN ADMIRER RECEIVES Al
ANSWER To \ REQUEST FOR MORE
Jr-NGLE STORIES.

There is boy in Brooklyn who Is the admiration
Of all his comrades. as he possesses the lriehu-
shin Of the well-kn author. Rudyard kiplng.
This Young lads rame is Clement. and he Is eight
Years old He has been much delighted with Kip
llng's jungle Stories" and for some months has
watched the magazines for contribution OF the
tales After waiting some time In vain. he penned
Il boyish letter TO the author requesting more OF
the same weird tales. 1t was not long before
Clement was proudly showing the following letter,
signed Your sincere friend, Rudyard Kipling." to
his increlulous friends
Dear Clement: Yes, ! know some more jungle
stories. but they are 80 bad that am AFRAID the
mothers OF the little boys who read the other
stories wouldn't want them to read this second
crop; this Is the reason have not written them.
The boy is now talking OF making n visit TO his
found literary friend
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

In Flushing the property Of the Faircmlu i,S"-
tute IS aseessed at si0,01 Heretofore II mas "''"
eyempt. on the ground that ii WIS used Io' p"'-
noses of public instruction. The property on W"'ch
Kyles Mitary School stands is assessed LOT 'S'''
The Ingleside property is this year aSS'SS'" "'
10000 Last year il was assessed ~ >FtV" r', fre
stock Of the Flushing Bank "hlch naS .'''''"'"'N
not he.n taxed II the rolS Tor s''.""' az oc,
The Flushing Gas Company Is assessor iVr F~}''
in personal property and the rehi estate l. "H''" "
S2L@rG. .....o1 y, g no1
and The Flushing Electric Light Comiah$ 49,,
IN. ,'o;l,r, Point trolley line has be-. Vhin'|
<lGcy, Tor property In Flushirg md N0"S j." r .o,
eg. Point This is just slceN more man 'sl A'',i
rbe Long Isl rd Railroad Is on the nooNs LOT ihvIt
ihan SlmcOo Last year 'he assessment was %
In Southampton there Is an in,rra.e III dn tns -,
n,ent which viii figure up 10 inliy &'vo.o'v "'"lr
this year than last year Hr Io'oTsm5 WIsn5 sse a
James r Kilbrcth estate. Si5en; HenrN q .tN @ y,
sel .Ao. Nfe Alfred Schermerhorn. 49, iirhN a.
Parnes. s2SeW: j. Bowers Lee Sa''w IAN n
NI,rdocl, So2 900 and Salem II. Wales. Sl>,'". -
Tho tax hooks viii not be open un.ii AiEu-t IT,
ana thon the assossors will meet 10 hear gr'Va c'
Erorn the way things look they VIII Fave Il o"sy
iimr o. 4, explaining the biz increases.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
UVTOV MEN INVESTIGATE AT HUDSON.

Roston Aug 1.-THE explosion at Hudson yester-
dav was the chief topic of conversation among the
delegates who are attending the convention OF the
State Branch of the American Federation OF Labor
here to-day Delegate Murray, one of a committee
sent to Hudson to investigate the cause OF the eA-
nlosIon reported that, after rigid investigation,
hev we're forced into the belief that the act might
he traced more readily 10 the agents or l.. ID.
Anslev than TO the strikers, and Mr. Murray recon-
mended that a man be placed at Hudson thoroughly
- investigate and place the responsibility and TO
- such action as the case demanded The report
was accepted and the accommodation was adopted
resoition calling for a special committee 10 par
,r,,a,e in the public demonstration 10 be held Au-
snst : in Boston in the interest OF the striking
miners was adopted
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
LEP7 TT TO HER "NEPHEws AND NIECEs."

San Francisco. Aug. lin lsi9 young Irish
miner named Thomas Hogan ard a woman sup
posed to bo his wife Ietted In Calaveras County
Several years ago Hogan died ana the woman mar
ried John C. scribner. OF San Ardreas. When scrb-
rer died, "A short time ago. ho left his widow IN
comfort able circumstances She died recently and
her estate valued at t3occo. was distributed y-ster-
day In Judge Cofeys court. by her viii the bulk Of
II was left TO her "nrphews and nieces, Elizabeth
Georso Jane and Samuel Barnes. OF Clifton. York
shire. England" has been learned that sh.
Thai she really Jeff ber properly 10 her own ohl'
dren w lawful marriage
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
STEERS STOP 4 FUNERAL PROCESSION

Cincinnati Aug Awhile funeral process'o"'
accompanying the body OF John Mui''"i,i " ''
grave was passing Sycamore and Church s's''
1ro,o ~ steers passed Several of them got INTO a
eebt and ran into the carriages one OF whch CON-
,ained Policeman John Connor and ex-Aiderhah
Richard Ennis Both were thrown to the street anu
severely injured The cattle lunged at one ano'nea @
Wmlvhill family was seated. breaking the door, ne ne
members of the family jumped from the @ call,aeu n
ana ron into a house Men pounded the brutes on
The head with clubs and stones. but were una m
to separate them They ran against the hearse anu h
Iost inset n All the mourners and people on the
streets were panic stricken, and several OF mem nay
narrow escapes from being tramped TO death. a
ma1s which were finally driven away
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
SEVERAL. VESSELS TO SAIL NoRTHwARD.

Seattle Wash Aug 4-The steamer George T.
Starr got away shortly before midnight with nine
~ passengers and twenty horses. On August the
steamer Queen goes north. She wi, carry between
500 and COO passengers. on the same date the
steam barge Ajax will be towed 10 Dyea by tug
loaded with stock. On August the ship Clond-ke
chartered by Tacoma people, Will sail on the
same day the steamer Coquitan Will sail for Van
cOUVer. On August the Mexico viii go. August
i. the Topeka and ROsalie; August Il the Alki
August e. the Queen; August 2S. the Mexico and
August 21 the Topeka All OF these will go through
10 DYea save the Topeka. which will 60 no further
than juneau. unless business jusiies.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
BOsTOy WANTS REDUCED FARES, TOO.

BOSTON. Aug A meeting of the merchants OF
,b,s c,,v was held in the Chamber of Commerce to-
dav for the purpose of forming an association 10 De
known as the Boston Trade and transportation AS,
socaton. its object being to secure lower ia'" oau
,oras and other concessions for the buyers trading
IN Roston in the same way It has already teen
done in New-York. A temporary organization wa" was
Sormed hv the election of r. A. Flanders as CHAIR
NAN and r G. Preston secretary. Any merchant
ling business outside the limits OF the city or os-
ION Is TO be eligible to NONRESIDENT membership
pnrr,a mont officers will be chosen Friday.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
WILL SPEND THE WINTER AT DYEA

Portland Ore Aug. 4.-John II. Smith, OF for'-
land United States Commissioner Tor Alaska VIII.
,ry from Juneau saws: There five hundred
neonle now al Dyea waiting to get over the pass,
and there are several more steamer loads on the
way The Indian packers and the pack animals
have all the freight they can carry TO the lakes
by the time winter sets in and hundreds OF people
will be camping at Dyea and on the lakes al
winter eating the provisions they have taken with
them. Prices for packing across the pass nave
risen to 5 and q cents per pound and the packers
are independent at that
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
GOLD CENTREOFTHE WORLD
WHAT SIR wILFRID LAURIER THINKS OF
TIE CLONDYKE REGION.

WHAT SIR WILFRID LAURIER THINKS OF
TIE CLONDYKE REGION.
London, Aug 5.-Thc Paris correspondent of
1.-The Daily Mail" has had an interview with Sir
Wilfrid Laurier. the Dominion Premier. the
subject OF the opening OF the Clondyke regions.
and he represents Sir Wilfrid as declaring that
the reports OF the thrush Of miners must be
greatly exaggerated.
Sir Wilfrid would not say whether there would
he any trouble over the matter between the
Dominion Government and the United States
but, at any rate there could be no difficulty on
the score Of frontier. this was precisely
marked. and the gold fields lay within Canadian
territory.
There was no doubt however. he said. that
they ran into Alaska. and gold would be found
over a vast extent OF those regions. FOR the
next fifteen years the locality would be- IN his
opinion. the great gold-mining centre or the
world
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

. HOT WAVE STATIONARY IN THE SOUTH AND
WEST
Washington. Aus. i-The heated CONDITION mas re
oaned NEARLY stationary In the Gulf and South Atlantic
c,, ana Ohio Valley Palestine reports l04 degrees;
IJra Rock 1922 Memphis. 100; Nashville and Nicksours
os Cairo Oklahoma, Abilene. Galveston. Chattanooga
and parkersburg O6: Washington city. 90 Cool. north
,aserlv winds blowing from the high over North
Dakoe have lowered the temperature IN the lower Iake
raeon ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys. Albany and
,arLs,shurr report fall OF - degrees; Pittshurg 10
showers have in the lake regions the Ohio
Middle and Upper Mississippi and Lower missouri valley
anS ~, thc middle slope The temperature has risen In
the Upper Missouri Valley has fallen as ABOVE stated ana
remained nearly stationary e.sewhere
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
THE GOLD FIELDS ON BRITISH SOIL
OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON CONVINCED THAT

THERE is NO DOUBT ON THIS POINT
Washington, Aug, 4-Inclted by the recent news
paper publications tending to throw doubt on the
ownership OF the Cloislyke gold fields some OF the
high Government officials who would naturally be
expected to deal with the question IL 1t comes to
a practical issue, have been quietly looking Into
the matter with a view 10 preparing themselves
for any controversy that may arise. Their views
are in substance that there be no valid obJec-
ton advanced the title OF Great Britain to this
territory
careful examination Of all OF the reAapie
charts and maps made far enough back TO be IRE"
from the suspicion OF influence from the recent
heavy gold finds has convinced these officers that
so far as the Clondyke fields, as defined by the
latest reports are CONCERNED there can be no ques-
ton that they lie eAst OF the lnst meridian,
which defines the boundary line, and so are WITHIN
British territory by about thrty,hve miles at least
As for the meridian itself IL Is said that u mas
hoen so closely located by the surveys OF re tne
Canadians and our Coast Survey that there
Is not at any point difference OF more than seven
hundred feet in the claimed boundary when. OF
course would not substantially anect any CON-
troyersy that might grow out of the title
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
PUSSIA'S MINISTER TO SIAN.
HEk CONSUL-GENERAL HERE REPOHIED
TO HAVE SECURED THE AP-
POINTMENT

IT Is unotfically announced thai the RUSSIAN
Consul General to this city. Alexander =. .. oae-
ovsky. has been appointed Minister to Siam. Inc
consular office IN this city, at No. "a state-st' mas
not yet been officially informed or the. appoint
ment and although the consular oihciais 10 NOT
question The veracty of the report they 40 not as
,,ot occen, n ~ positiye Mr.. Olarovsky has been
in St Petersburg for the last four months on leave
of absence and he to have returned mere Oh
the firrt Of this month.
Baron Albert Schlippenbach, who Is at present
Acting Consul-General here. said yesterday tha'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
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New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
Inch.
3O.5
800

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
recording baroatsr Tho dotted line represents the tenn
peraturs as recorded at Psrry's Pharmacy.
Tribune On,ee, Aus, g. a. m.--Ths weather yesterday
WAS fair and warmer with shower late In the evening
The temperature ranged between II and 81 degrees the
average tsol being Y higher than on Tuesday ana ~
The WSsthss teAsy u likely " ps showsT AAs soo's"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
THE PRESIDENT ENGAGES ROOMS.

Buffalo Aug 4-Presdent Mckinley has engaged
rooms at the Niagara Hotel for three days during
the encampment of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public. beginning August q.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
THE OLD VAy RENSSELAER, HOUSE SOLD.

Albany, Aug. l-"Fort Cralo," The old historic
Van Rensselaer, manson on the Hudson River In
East Greenbush. was sold under The auctioneers
hammer to-day for 81 3D1 II l. supposed 10 be the
Oldest building In the United states, having Deeh
erected In 1912 as n nsnor-hOLse ana place or de-
fence. II WAS II one time general Absrorombies
headquarters
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
SWEARING OFF TAXEs IN SING SING

SWEARING OFF TAXES IN SINi SIM
The Board OF Trustees OF sing sing nitl on i"''
day evening to hear grievances ana '""p, ~,
,, ,h ,ssessment roll one hundred aiiilavits
we,e nres.ntel concerning the value OF the proper
ties of as many taxpayers The Board IN "Necu''Ne
session. examined about one-haf OF ihese SAFE
meuts and In assessments for personal propert!
alone wiped over $4,000 Of the roll Inr noatu Mr
rn0, LIN to-night at which time furtn"r com
MINIS lSill be. heard and final action taken lherton
i'ol,s a. though the total assessments Tor per
= -" M,oner,v viii ho kept above the hall mi'llon
mark which will be great gam wh.H o6 ~ u, ,%is
sidered that last year thelS, was ou' '"'''V' " ~
kind OF property on the roll.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

CONSUI-GENERAL A. F.. OLARONSkf. A..
Said TO have been appointed Russian minister 10
Siam.
he had beard nothing from Mr.. Olarovsky' anu
did not know whether he would return mere or ,'o'
Neither did know who would pe appoi"'eu - y,
-, - =. corsul-ceneral should the report or
his promotion prove true siam mas never Ia" "
Russian Minister accredited to 1t before; s u,as
Mr. Olarovsky IS about fifty years old i, and WI 81
torr lr Siberia. He was sent TO the oiil'eo - ~
s.: Petersburg and after his graduation @ I've s,'n
cossfv ani received appointment as secrstaty "a y ,
to the Russian Consul at Tien-Tsin Chiha: in Ia en-
he was appointed Russian consul 10 ,om n ~ u
Janan ard about the year 1880 he was sent TO San ,
Francisco as Consul-General There ne rried ii her
lie has one daughter. In 1886 he was appoins.eas se !
Consu-General to this city, which ONCE "e ""'
ain Cd
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
sTREErcAR COMPANIES SHORT OF MEN.

Tacoma Wash Aug. 4-There IS no truth in TN"
report that the Northern Pacific Company mas re-
fused to grant leave of absence TO its employees
The railway officials say they have plenty of men
4o handle all their business The streetcar com
panies. however are having some trouble az many
of their employees have gone TO the Ciondyke couh-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New-Ens!and generally fair except showers on tho
coast: variable winds.
For Eastern New-York generally fair except showers
and cooler I'm extreme portions northery winds
For tho plrtri,t OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvana
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland aud Virginia. partly
cloudy weather with showers Thursday afternoon; cooler
northweseriy winds
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
RIG RECEIPTS AT SAN FRANCISCO MIMI.

San Francisco Aug. ALL mint records were
broken by the receipts yesterday. when sS''5i~o III
gold was offered for coinage OF this amount Soo"V
was the property OF the Alaska Commercial Com
many and the remainder deposited by various
miners and smelling comDanies. 1t is said that
this far exceeds any single days oeposits al ""'
mint.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
4 SWEDISH WOMAN GETS A FORTUNE.

Milwaukee, Aug. i-ElNsra Fernandez, swediah
woman twenty-sx yehfr o'' WI" mas preh "'rh'hs
49, h,,,,s I'm a clothes {. Gaming establishment in
,,bis ,i civ At salary of s. week. has inat received
~ nsas from SweGen ihAt she pls fallen her 10 $780,.
~, msws hv 'S IN ds~th OF an aunt Mrs II. tsrnando.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
A Private sanitarium for

= I
Only eight selected cases taken. A perfect environ
ment; constant medical supervision; delightful nome
Send for description and references TO
DR. WILLIAMSON. New London. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
HIGH TAXES ON LONG ISLAND

A~SESSMt IN II TFIH lENK EIIVN Hr"''' TT
OVER FORMER FIGURES
Westchester County taxpayers are NOT 'ie ohiS
people complaining about hlgh assessment =,
several Long Island villages there has been inuo"
1is,t;sf,ction exnressrd In Glen Cove the owners
of country homes have suffered the most Among
the changes between this and last years aS9'S'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05
Wagner music will predominate at the concert on
Madison Square Roof Garden tonight The follow
ing nrograrnme Is announced:

The two plays selected by Charles Frohman for
Miss Maude Adnms's starring season are THE
Little Minister" n comedy by J. NJ. Barrie. who II
the author OF tho book OF tho same namo. and
'Phroso" drama which Is a dramatization OF
Anthony Hopes latest novel, made by Edward
Rose and H. " Edmond Mr.. Rose IL the adaptor
OF THE Prisoner OF Zenda" and Under tho Red
Uob. Miss Adnms's season will begin at the La
fnyet,o 6alInre Theatre. Washington. on September
IS and VIII follow the three weeks run OF Secret
6arxlos" n The Empire ThsatYA
New-York tribune., 1897-08-05

This afternoon there will be an international
match in doubles. with Bob Wrcnn and o. s.
CarnpbeU against Mahony and Eaves. Play will
begin at 345. The third and final round In the
singles will he played tomorrow afternoon Inc
order for the final day is: G. Wrenn VS.. Nisbet,
Larncd W.. Eaves and r. Wrenn vs.. Mahony.
Yesterdays scores and the standing OF the play
TO date follow -
International singles: Second roundcR; d. Wrenn
fAmerica H. \ Nishet (England). g. b-3. -
Dr W. v Eaves Tngant) beat @. /, Wrenn. jr. tAmer
cal G-3 "a i-G 6-i. W. \. I.arnea tAmerica) beat
H. = Mahonv (Eng,andD. C-l. -, t-3. 80
Total America. matches. y sets and lGo
games. England matches and los games. Lar
red ana Eaves each w1r .. lost II. d. Wrenn and
MaLony each won !. .o,t /. q. L. Wrenn and Nisb4t
nh u.nO Isf