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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

The eight firms Of architects chosen TO submit
plans for the new City College. Northumberland
thrty-eighth-st and ST Nicholas-ave. have until
noon to-day to file them.
The Provident Loan Society will have a sale OF
unredeemed pledges on December 49, at No ZSS
Frfth-ave, beginning at 1870 a. m
j. Edward Davis. Of the younger members
Of the Stock Exchange, has been admitted 10 the
Ann Of J. w Davis Co. Of which his father is
tho senior partner.
The Appellate Term Of the Supreme Court has
handed down a decision sustaining the finding OF
the lower courts in the suit brought by Dr. sig
rnurd Tarler against the Metropolitan Street Rail-
WAY Company for damages for the smashing OF
his carriage IN a collision with one Of the COM
rany's cars The doctor sued and recovered DAM
ages but the company appealed. on the ground
that the carriage struck by the middle OF
the car
The second Of a series OF lectures under the au-
splces Of the American Institute OF Phrenolosy
will be given tonight by Miss Fowler on Inc
Temperaments. and How TO Judge Ihem IN inc
People We Meet" The lecture will be Illustrated
with stereoptcon views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
RAPID-TRANSIT DECISION NDAT WEEh.
THE APPELLATE DIVISIONS OPINION Likely TO
RE HANDED DOWN ON DECEMBER 10.

THE APPELLATE DIVISIONS OPINION Likely no
pr HANDED DOWN ON DECEMBER 10.
TIL. action Of the Appellate Division OF tho Su-
nr.me Court on the report Of the Commission ap-
no,nted by that body to pass on the feasibility or
tho Rapid Transit Commissions plans Is being
anxiously awaited. The report was favorable to
the tunnel plan and contained exhaustive argu-
,pen,s in its favor Whethe. the Appellate Division
will sustain this report not Is causing consider
able speculation as we'll as the time when the de-
cison will be handed down. There a rumor
aaoat yesterday that the decision Of the court
would be ready this week
Those familiar with the practice of that body are
expecting that the decision will be made public on
December TO- Only one OF the Justices OF the APP
session Of the will be held until Tuesday next
although Il is understood hat the Justices will meet
for consultation Monday. and II is thought that
they will then discuss the proposed decision
Alfred Wagstaff, clerk Of the Appellate Division
of the Supreme Court when asked by q Tribune
porter last night II the decision Of the Justices had
been filed In his office. said
NO have not yet received II, and do not expect
| It this week. The next regular term Of the court
| begins on Tuesday. December T. and II Is not
| tomary hand down decisions prior to the sitting
| on the Friday following the sitting Of the court
| and this precedent will very likely be maintained
| in dealing with the report Of the Rapid Transit
| Commission"
| The report OF the three Commissioners was filed
| with the court on November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
PAYING HILTON, HUGHES CO.'S DEBTS.
THE CLAIMS OF THE SMALLER CREDITORS ABOUT

THE CLAIMS OF THE SMALLER CREDITORS ABOUT
TO BE SATISFIED BY Ex-JuDGE HILTON
Ex-Judge Henry Hilton. father OF Albert Hilton.
q, the firm OF Hilton. Hughes Il Co. has sent to
al ,ho .n.Ier creditors OF the firm letter offer
inc 70 pay them In full the amount OF their claims.
otbough ne is In no way legally responsible for the
debts OF the firm.
When Hilton. Hughes a Co. failed In 1896 the firm
had liabilities Of &220.OO and assets amounting to
only about 30 per cent Of that sum. When the
largest creditors Of the Arm heard that Judge
fTTI-n intended to pay the amounts due them
nv came to him and offered to accept from him 90
ar cont ~ their claims. instead of waiting the
rregular processes OF liquidation This OFFER
accented by Judge Hilton through his counsel, Ex-
Ivdge Horace Russell and In this way about ST. 800
coo of The liabilities OF the firm have been satisfied
The smaller claims will also soon be settled In fact
ali of them have been settled except such there
Vas reason 10 dispute. These will be referred a
referee and also settled In some way In due time.
Judge Russell said yesterday: MI Wright, the
assignee has almost completed his work. and within
two or three months the entire estate will be set
lied up as Judge Hilton, although not legally re-
sponsbie has paid all but about 80 per cent Of
the claims against his sons firm out Of his own
Oocket.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
IVES IS AN EASY WINNER.
THE CHAMPION DEFEATS DAILY AND
SIOSsON KEATS SUTTON.

Tho billiard experts continued their assault upon
tho ivory balls IT. the championship tournament AZ
,he Concer, Hall Madison Square Garden. yes'eT-
dav The champion had a rather easy time defeat
ing Daily al night while Slosson defeated Sutton
with something 10 spare In the Afternoon
Ivcs is still the same enigma In eightecn-inch
balk line. The tournament ought TO be mere pay
for the champion. 1t Will be Work Tor the o'f'''S
Win schaofer having the best chance for n place.
and II Ives loses a game. Schaefcr may he me man
~ do the trick Ivess nicely and delicacy oil pay
,ost night aroused considerable enthusiasm among
the spectators
Ar night Ives took the lead In the third inning
and no held II TO the end In the thir,!c'h inning
he got the balls rolling nicely. and he ckcd on w.
tho next TO the largest run OF the tournament III
The inning Ives had lead OF ~ 10 -
for DAILY or Just double Days score. Ives ran ou'
in the thirty inning. The score:
Ives. 20 sIeJ4 Y z; q q !: q 81: :: L. 3d. g.
H. 500 Highes, nun %. average. II 10 81
pay-e 7..oss,,o 10, q 2 / T. .. l. g, %
H. l. .. l. $3.50 49, 49, II T. j" - -''
The afternoon game between tho Gcorg"s-
Slosson and Sutton. sutton u c"ini''" ''t'l2
nromisc OF more good work during me tournament
lie played an open gosne an" coap sI, apti"sc
sIcsson n,n we'd. his usual steady game and aver
aged g 20 winning as follows.
sIo'; % "a. I'd. p : T. i. : :. . q. :
81 T. I'd 3 Hsot'' run. 's. .Ssras' %
ss"oD- p 2 rs a. b. 2 !, o. . 3 9 :, :
3 Z 4 o . & T. n:n.:, q 14a 81 J.
schacfer and Sutton. VIII play this afternoon ana
slosson and Daily at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
JIcEKSf<IIL

r.o puuaing Committee 81 cryptic Lodge NO 10.
, n q , IA. awarded TO Hopkins & 60 the con-
,r,c, TO place a new roof on cryptic Hail me re
huud,ng OF the Interior OF the structure VIII come
Inter but the lodge decided that roof must w
. an a, once They received $3.50 insurance
80 =, G, IA, on the fixtures OF their lodgsroom.
and s. Goi Il on the building oGt OF an insurance
OF $1,000. ,.,. Han, 4, eou,b-s, was
o,,nrod on Monday night by "a THIEF VINO 'ook
I'D, ~ clothes and other articles or lesser Vaiu"
The thief broke pane In the sho" "hluo" anu
rrhe Dorcas Fair opened last evening. The at
,nnha,c, uns large and the receipts for the even
,r,, we're satisfactory. The fair VII continue TINS
afternoon and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
POSTMA STER-GENERAL GARY HERE.
WHAT HE HAS TO SAY ABOUT THE coNsoLlpA-
rIoN OF POSTOFFICES.

WHAT HE HAS TO SAY ABOUT THE coNsoLipA-
TON OF PosTOFFICEs.
postraster-General James A. Gary arrived III
this city early Monday night from Washihs 'oi'
He was accompanied by his daughters. ana Sa'u
that he came on private business, ailhous" "0
might call upon Postmasters Van Cott anu " ''.o'
to-day When seen by reporter MT ra'y "au "
word to say on the system OF consolidating post
Offices He expressed deep interest IN ,he gen.
scheme OF consolidating postoflces within radius
~ afeen miles. and said that he believed 1t would
prove perfectly practicable THE plan mas pee"
tried IN Baltimore" he said, where II has oeeh
found successful In my opinion the historic
names of the consolidated Offices should be retained
az far as possible This has been done III some
cases and It seems TO me a mistake.
"The nlan Of consolidation is wider than the lin
i,s Of consolidated towns or territories by TINS
plan towns within fifteen or twenty niles Oh INC
central onc. will be changed to stations with,
ont losing their names. and superih'elutnts Va
take the place OF postmas;ers ne supea mr. -
enfs vii, make their reports to the postHas'e %
,he central Office and he to WASHINGTON. IN 49,
districts letter-carriers will be placed WneIe !, 20
poss Bile to do SO The iouttn-tdass apud II their
salaries are not so large they VIII nave tie az,
vantage OF being protected by the ,Tl ne. IVA
laws / believe the plan VIII not oriy 1870 n i'm
costs OF the service greatly, Dul VIII ieSu'' 80 "
proved service well. . a.. Cannon
~ should ike TO see the repeal OF the German
Pasco amendment. which ioroids ,he otheT ofices
OF rostof,ices OF county seats WIN ot,e promKIvn
I'ntil this is repealed the postoince OF Dlooas !,
cannot be consolidated with the New-f ork oi'lIe,
II Is possible that the coming Consttss mo- .,' h
stems i'm this direction II could do away Win
tho losses We meet from handling secohd-class
mail matter think We could nave pelny, IN nv
The pneumatic tubes have proved sucCessLuI III ~, ~
opinion. and favor their use as much dr. poS''0'e
In the rapid transit OF mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
COTRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate pvision-supreme CourtLReeess ~ A.,
Supreme Court-Appelate Term Adjouthei s,r ,t.sy.
sunrems court-specia Term Fart before AAdfe"''
-Vo,iDn calendar called at 1890 a. m 49,,
s,nreme Court-Speclal Term-Part li-betore LAW
renc J-Cou,t opens 1880 a. m TX patts Mater
,o,,r, Term-Parts H. ~, '. W.
VII and VIII-Adjourned for the term; " -, =, y,
e e a. cmr,~Trsl Term--Parts H. H. ". " W.
VII viii TX X XI and XfI-Adjourned for the tenn.
surroratss Court-Chsmbers-B Arn.!d gn
o,.ns a, 10 m a m No day calendar. wills tor pro
hate, Rose MeDonald Thoma, D. Dole, ANA shed9n; az
,1 al =, Harriet o A. Tiffany at IL a MI fredeflek
tcYas,e i"hn Robertson Friedrich W l.. A. Reichnahh
AZ D. III. w., r-, p.,or. rstzgerad S.
c,ur, men, Al 10 80 n. n. No lay caenlat
CIty Court-spccial Term Before sttLs'flch' .
Co.. a, 10 n. Motions a, 1880 a. m
90, rour-~,;. Term--AdJourned sine die
city Court-Trial Term-Parts !. H. III al" N-"'-
sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court

REFEREES AFPOlNIEp
Supreme Court
by Andrews.
ccb,rwer AIT Welngarten- r. BronsV
Eurman sg, suNer-Thomas r. ponnely
Vx.onr AIT Narshall-Henry r. Ho"land
yvy.onS az, Wysong-Henry T. Ho~lani
W-sons AIT Pollock Henry +. Ho"lani
p.r,rdre ACT liberalization Oiell
Y1rA Life Insurance and Trust Company ast Huiln
iiendrirk, agt Bornkamp-John Z. Ward .,,
or,hans Home Asylum Of the Protestant Ep'sVoPH
church alr Bonnel--E Edward d. oBrien
Tuien AT Tilden-John H. judge.
VulismsIagt. Comins-John T. Ward - -,-,
Mater of Peoples Fire Insurance company EDWIN
Blumen-tici - ~. r,.,,-a,.. cou,anv
Edward l.. Paris , ,,,,u., I,r. I,surarcs
II. Judge
ue,I AIT Schwenk Abraham y. Levy.
Mailer Of Walsadt-Janes 4. Kelly.
BY Lawrence. J.
cw.r,, ast Swartz-tideon j. Tucker.
nsnk Of Metropolis sxt. Msckey Hamilton Odeli
Man AIT Thomp~on-Thomas Is oden
Mater Of O'Hare-George III. Cowie
Matter Of Corneli-Thomas c. Evans
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Smyth. j.
Eouitabls Life Assurance Society aSt Thomas j. smith
uwc cases)-William H. Ricketts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
CHARGES AGAINST JAMES J. COOGAN.

HIS BROTHER SUES THE LATE CANDIDATE FOh
MAYOR AND HIS MoTHER-IN-LAw. AL
iEoING FRAUD AND CONSPIRACY.
A ant, hroueh, by Edward " Coogan against his
brother. James J. Coogan, who was an unsuccessful
candidate for Mayor OF New-York In 1875 ana
Mr.. Sarah Lynch. the mother-in-law OF both men.
had q long hearing yesterday before David b. Og-
S Ss o NE rf No 10 BToadWa The pan alleges
fraud and conspiracy on the par, OF James $50 u
sd MINI Mrs Of s es wno and SS
Certain property Of the value OF several hundred
sss Sssn aas Tea
houses Nos rs and z, sixtnsye Inc pIsmlissssis
and subsequently released by her TO Samuel Zeimer
orysOods merchaGs a; ysaTy Ien nsb o. ah S
possession Of the premises by paying James J.
ne nsS with his Sro,hef James !; cocsan. re
,o ag g. a ana hat he
he IKE shane s " so
books we're burned by the bookkeeper f. Emsteyy.
sSSsns BY fictitious entries that Mrs Lynch was
stand. TO deprive him q his rights and 70 deiraud
I ns rseeived abou, 5000 for the
Witness shs 81 said oOsn od him
the course Of conversation In hotel at Fifth
and cent oS II the W sSSSs
In reply to- Question. the witness testified thai
ence testined that he was nsovent. although III
Mrs Lynch the witness DECLARED. was Indebted i" t.
both James, CSosan and himself, him q, that time II
Lynch received altogether out Of the sisth-ave
Sad received 'a' Clear I proht Of nearly scS
The case finally Wsns over 1y mutual consent un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
raTBER JOHNSON TO BE RECTOR.
1rsIIOp POTTER CHOOSES HIM TO BE THE
HEAD OF THE CONSOLIDATED PARISHES
OF THE REDEEMER AND THE
HOLY NATIVITY.

According 10 the announcement mad. yesterday by
ID. Row William Everett Johnsca. rector OF the
Church OF the Redeemer. Bishop Potter has decided
that Mr. Johnson IL TO be the rector OF thc ne"
narish 10 be formed by the consolidation or inc
churoh OF the Redeemer with the Church Of the
Holy Nativity The Church OF the Receemer. AT
Eighty-secondst. and Park ave. was sold about TWO
his Ago 10 a syndicate for $1,000 the mortgages
and accru "a interes. amounting to about {".vr IL
e. now found that there unpaid taxes ana assess
rnents against the Church OF the Redeemer amount
ing 10 nearly $1,000. which II IL hoped VIII be re-
nItted by the city Some time prior 10 the sale OF
the church proposition was made to the Church OF
m. Holy Nativity in one hundred and-th thirty sixth
81 near Seventh-ave.. that the two parishes unite.
r,,s nronostion was considered by the vestry OF
IN. Church Of the Holy Nativity. which stipulated
that the Church Of the Redecmer should turn into
,h ,r.osurv NJ the consolidated parish the sum or
$40 O0) TO be applied to reducing the debt OF |"t"
- ,ho Church OF the Holy Nativity II was
UndersTood that the consolidation hinged upon this
II the Church of the Redeemer obtains release
il uyyl have alm0s, this amount ana can raise me
hslance but II the lien now on the balance OF the
mov some dlriculty in the parish raising the re-
quired sum the specified time. ...or,,,,o, 49,.
members Of the Church OF the Holy Natvity desired
ha ih present Lec rotor 'H of The MV new W" psrh
He argued with his parshioners that Father i3hn n,
the older r. % Tsry of y
was divided this point, and number OF meet,
held at ecn OF 6s wf bS 'nf tie roe
Wallis who held the deciding vote. refusing to cast
Th ws nns the up de S r% Vote at meeting
o, the ves,ry OF the Holy Nativity In favor OF the
d ,ns ss IesioT so hI' f to
the tn,' priests OF the two parishes 1,,h
S SSes 80 to las. te1 week The bishop
Ser dec,son I'm favor OF Father Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
"6UY OfThe MAKER"
GEO. CLINT Co
As.46 AND AZ WEST 2S:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
factory: IS4 AND 1856 WEST i9"srRGrr
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS

The members ~ The Park I'm Country Club Will
receive this morning In their mall neat folder.
giving tho social affairs OF December. These are
the plans for the month Tuesday. the It'll
Hostess evening isnling. hostesses Mrs. Dwyer.
Mes Kerr Miss Seaman and Miss Weller. Tues
day December II. at $50 o'clock-Operetta Pc
nc.ope" with Miss Beach as Penelope. Mrs LozieT
AZ Mrs Croaker Nr. Newman AS Hans Mr. Avery
AZ Patrick aud Mr. Slater as Chalks. Tuesday. De
ccmbor q Hostess evening. dancing: hostesses
Mr. Twccdy and Mrs. Hance. Wednesday, De-
coinbor % NJ 2:9D o'clock In III" huernoon-'h'-
drcns Christmas party. Friday. December Slime
bcnedcts' bail
The term OF John @ Pccne as Mayor OF fonk'rS
expired Inst night At midnight. He tas been 'h'
~, ax,cu,tv. Of the city since April Il. 1884, and
LA ono for two terms. Leslie sutherland cn,sI
nIorL ~ Surrogate Sikmans One shcc"euS NJ
pc.ne He Ia a Republican. thlrty-oAt yrnLs GU,
- has md s.y.ral years experience hS Nne. 'I"I'
49,, ,i ,,s rresldent OF the Common toHncll ior i
,e,r, The first meeting or tho ne" 'oihhon o.it
VI 'i .,u H., nod on Tuesday evening OF mex week
,,s.r ~ IL expected. Mayor sutherland WIZ preSn'
S,s o,s. message and announce the 'eVerai COM
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
NEW ROCHELLE.

James H. Easton died at the home or MS daugh-
ter Mrs Francis Griffen. In Bur!ing Lane. New
pochclle on Sunday and the funeral was neld last
night by the Rev. Charles Il. Canedy, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal Church. Mr.. Gri1en was born
in London sixty-nine years ago, and came to this
country when young man He spent many years
intendcnt for Scarles & Coles. In Maiden Lane.
Naw-York city. He was also associated with The
ciovsand (Oho, Leader at It's foundation. and
ten years ago bought The Flushing Iong island)
ri, witch he conducted until failing health
tn'rned him TO retire few months ago lie leaves
wJdo,r a nd three daughters-Mrs. Francis Grit
q WIZ a." W Armstrong of Alexandria, Va. and
Miss Clara Easton-and son. Harold Easton. OF
this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Education p m
Aner,oan Society of Civil Engineers meeting
and reception. No. II West Thirty second-st. 10
a. m and p. m.
Monthly meeting OF Womens Boa'o OF rofeie"
Jewish fair Waldorf-Astoria. evening.
Billiard tournament. Madison Square GARDEN
Concert Hall, 2;30 and s:l5 D. m
Republican committee hearing OF XXlXth AS
sembly District No. sos Lexington-ave.. p. m
City Club reception. No. 372 Fifth-ave.. p. m
Military Order OF Loyal Legion. Delmoncos
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
THE PRESERVATION or PATRIOTISM.

The Board OF Aldermen yesterday granted per-
mission to the Committee OF Thirteen. for the Sons
OF the American Revolution the Society OF Found
ers and Patriots and the Loyal Legion hold "A
public meeting in the Aldermens chamber. In the
City Hall. on Friday at p m. In the interests of
the preservation Of patriotism. The yearly
ings Of the committee have been held in the Gov
errors Room, but that room has been closed tenn
poraTily on account Of the changes going on in
the City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-The Rev. DR.. W. n. McNickar
of PHILADELPHIA BUCKINGHAM-Mayo A. c.
Houghton Of North Adams. Mass. CAMBRlDGE--
DR. John j. Mason. Of Newport. FIFTH ANENCE
Ex-senator Francis Hendricks and ex-Mayor
Jacob Amos. of Syracuse the Hon Joseph retire
of London and State Engineer Campbell w. Ad-
ANS Of Utica HOILAND-Colonel Samuel 4.
Colt. OF Providence. MANHATTAN-ColonelJ ohn
r. Mott, OF Oswego. n. Y. MURRAY H1LL-Rai!.
road Commissioner Ashley W. Cole. or Albany aho
lanes H. F. OGrady Speaker Of the Assembly.
WALDORF-Richard Olney. ex-Secretary Of state
and State Senator A. B. Gardiner, Of Amsterdam.
~ Y WINDSOR-Colonel w. c. Brown. OF For
toria Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
F. Fi1Nrs FiNEF FURNITURE
ORIENTALISN FOR CHRISTMAS.
A smooth face versus rough.

King Christmas. the ever-young' Is re.urh'"s
,or his homage The Yule log Is being hau'eu'
the mistletoe has appeared. and our store mas
grown into a whole garden OF christmas trees
to greet him.
4 magical garden It is-a sort Of Hesperidean
garden, where every tree bears marvellous frui''
Take the Oriental tree. Rare old rugs. BOX
oaras and Kermians-for wall-hangings ana
couch coverngs-of marvellous sheen and tohai
beauty and showing daintily woven designs
that appeal TO ones artistic sense as strongly as
p nainting: heavier Shirvans and Daghestans
and Nomad rugs Ghcse last somewhat rude In
design and barbarlc in conception. but intrinsi-
callv artistlc)--for the floors; sadde-bags-for
pillow coverlngs-as beautiful in color and noted
for their fine mosaic patterns.
Fruits ready to drop into the lap OF every gift
givcr. and to warm the heart Of every gift-re-
cciver.
Other trees-furnture trees-are loaded as en-
ticingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
MOUNT VERNON.

The funeral OF Mrs Marion c. Lafetra, wife OF
Joseph J. Lafetra, held at their home No.
21s South Tenth-ave., on Monday night. Mrs.
Iafe,ra WAS forty-one years old. and leaves a
widower and several children.
volnev Il Cushing Of Bangor. Me. II IL an
,ounced will lecture THE Lost Atlantis In
Willard Hall on next Tuesday night. .
Tha Industrial School Of the Bureau of Charities
e. In n nrosperous condition. but both teachers and
material for the children to work on are needed.
~ echooI Is in the basement Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church. and visitors are welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YORK-TUEsDAY. NOV 80 1897
ARRIVED
steamer Kingswcod (Nor Raastad. London November
and swansea 49, with mahogany to T Williams 4 SON
vessel simpson Spence Young Arrived at the Bar
at 2:l0 m
steamer Idaho tl'r). Harrison. London November is
with mdsa and cabin passengers TO Sanders0n & Son
Arrived at the Bar at a IN.
steamer Exeter city (Br) Watkins Bristol November IL
and Swansea Is. with mdse to James Arkell Co Ar
rived at the Bar at $50
Steamer 6trathasla (Br Marshall. Liverpool November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
SING SING.

A meeting OF the Board OF Village Trustees was
hes on Monday evening. to discuss the proceedings
brought against the village authorities concerning
.,stlne Indebtedness and asking for an Injunction
preventing the paying OF the same or the con-
,r,c,ine OF additional dent. resolution was adopt
al s,opplng all public work In the corporation at
once. The hearing m the Injunction proceedings
u,u he held in the supreme Court at White Plains
w aa,urdav CORPORATION Counsel John Gibney was
Sirected ,o appear on behalf OF the President and
trustees OF tnc village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
WHITE PLAINS.

Judge Smith Lent. In the County court YESTERDAY
,.as ,ho motif ,t,ry for the term. the calendar
y, criminal cases having been exhausted Tho
Grand Jury will remain In session for several days
heIne engaged in investigating the Saw Mil River
Drainage Commission. AL. -, A.
I'ha annuai meeting and election OF officers or the
wes,chesicr County Fair Society viii be held IN the
rnwn Hall In ihia village. next Iuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
MAYOR TO BE CENSOR or POSTERS

At the request OF q number OF prominent women
the Common Council OF Mount Vernon on Monday
night adopted ordinance requiring bill posters
to submit all posters and theatrical literature for
the approval OF the Mayor before posting II In the
public streets a fine and imprisonment will follow
Violations The ordinance Will. IL Is thought, pre-
vent the display OF Objectionable posters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

to- DAY.
,..., Mails close. Vessel sails.
p,rts Southampton, American 100 "A IN lUW a
..,r,s,,c Liverpool White Star.... D 40 "A m 1900
Westerniand. Antwerp. Red Star ..l0:0o m 1900 m
seruranca Havana. Cuba. LOO m 300 M
,nes'maddy Grenada, Trinidad. .... 1900 m 200
.',r,a Nassau bahamas. ........... 100 m 800
c. Marcos Galveston. Mallory.... 300
THURSDAY DECEMBER 2
ca,,iago Havana y & Cuba. -. 100 m 400 m
Tr;nidad 81 Thomas. quebec 500 m 1000 a III
vi Monte New-Orleans Morgan ...-. - 300
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8.
comanche jacksonville. Clyde. 300
Colorado brunswick. Mallory 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-01
JOHN e. SHEEH4N BETTER.

At the home OF John c. Sheehan. at No. AGA West
Twenty ihird-st.. 1t said that Mr. Sheehan sat
up three or four hours yesterday afternoon. and
was much improved. He expects to be out again
IN . day or two.