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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
MOSS IN THE POLICE BOARD.
THE PARKHURsT sOCIETYS COUNSEL
SUCCEEDS MR. ROOSEVELT

Mayor Strong ended his long hunt for Police
Commissioner to succeed Theodore Roosevelt yes
terday by appointing Frank Moss conhsel OF the
Parkhurst Society. TO the vacancy me Mayor
had orered tho Mace to ex-Judgc Rowland, Gen
erals wayne McCook and Ruger to FIRE Commits
son,r Sturgis to ex-United States District-httor-
ney Mitchell. and had tried to press TWO or three
other prominent citizens into the cily service III
the Police Board. but without success
1t was whispered about on Wednesday evening
that II Edward Mitchell should decide TO decline
the Mayor had surprise in store for the people
Mr. Mitchell did decline. and the surprise came IN
the shape OF Mr.. Moss appointment
About 23O p. m. yesterday the counsei oi .''
Parkhurst Society walked into the Mayors ONCE
and had a ten minutes talk with Colonel otrohE'
Mr.. Moss had gone to the City Hall IN response
to a telephone message sent by Secretary HedseS
saying that the Mayor wanted to see MIN ! ne
vacant place in the Police Board was offered u
him. and he promptly accepted. His commission
and oath of office made out at once an" ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
"A SPANISH CRUISER ARRIVES.
THE INFANTA MARIA TERESA HERE FOR TIE
GRANT EXERCISES.

THE lNTANTa MARIA TERESA HERE FOR TIE
GRANT EXERCISES.
The Spanish cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa arrived
In port yesterday. having been ordered here for
the Grant Day ceremonies. She is the third repre-
sentative of foreign naves to arrive, the British
and French cruisers Talbot and Fulton having pre-
ceded her The three vessels are al anchor In
the North River at and above Thirty-fourth-st.
The Maria Teresa is by far the best boat OF the
three, being credited with a speed of 202 knots
hour. As she passed the Nariows yesterday morn
irg at o'clocF she made the same mistake that
the Talbot dio Of saluting the flag on Fort Hamil-
ton. There was. of course, no response, Governors
Island being the saluting point but by the time the
last OF her fifteen guns had been fired she was
abreast of the flagship New-York, of the North
Atlantic Squadron, lying off Ton.pknsvie. Her
salute was then returned. The guns at Governors
Island when the Maria Teresa reached there, made
up for the silence that had prevailed at Fort Ham
iton by booming out another fifteen guns in well
come to the Spaniard.
She was built in 1890 and has two yellow tunnels,
two military masts. two turreis and triple-cXpan-
sion engines. Her armor consists of water-line
belt from ten to twelve inches thick. She has two
eleven-inCh brcech leaders. In each turret. and
hrtyeight other guns. She is $40 feet long, GO feet
inches beam q feet 6 inches deep, and has dis
placement of $3.50 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-pAY's FORECAST.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAYS FORECAST.
Washington. April 22-The pressure continues hlgh
over the Atlantic and Fast Gulf States. also on the
Northern Rocky Mountain plateau. The pressure is
generally low throughout the Mississippi Valley and on
the Rocky Mountain slope but there is no weldehned
storm centre. Brisk hgh soutHerly winds were re-
ported generally the central valleys and on the Rocky
Mountain slonc has fallen generally east
Mississippi River. 1t has risen throughout Inc
Rocky Mountain slope and the Northern Rocky Noun
tain plateau. The temperature "a higher In the At
States throughout the lake regions and on the
Pacific Coast. It Is lower the Northern Rocky Noun
tain plateau and In the Lower Mississippi valley &C
casona showers occurred in the lake regions, the Msss
sppi and Missouri valleys with hunderstorms In the MIG
de Mississippi valley The weather Will continue fair
I'm the Middle South Atlantic states. but threatening
weather with showers indicated fDr Northern New
England the lower lake region he Ohio and Mississippi
valleys. with thunderstorms in the ohio valley ne
weather VIII be generally fair In The west Gut ates,
hut showers may the Northern Rocky Mountain
Districts The temperature will te higher near the At
iantr Coast and lower IN the missouri valley remaining
stationary in tho otncr districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
MARRIED..

o5 ~ Fl. AR RaI e M sd Ss cfHTs
oreq. digsh'er c Of Mr. and Mrs An
DARTI,rTT DICK :Ps ON-On Thursday. April y AZ
me Marble Coies atc church. by the Rev. psyd j.
grre d. 10 II , l' r. E1r Esrto both Sf this city
rsnFa- BARLEY o. weanssaay Apss Il ,,r a. N n, the
sdsn ys ( 9c By sF4f Ss R PeT'' Robert IT. o9
ncr q s. wSo, gh any r.Ssr 'oN
FOWLER RONNELI,-On Wednesday. April p 1881 at
~ 81 place rooyn by the f Rev 1oh sv hSS
urTRlQrrs- GREEN-on Thureaay. April % a: the
craze Edna taughter OF Richard Granville Green. to
cac6 q ne Taasnaur3on by he Rsv Ruben sD
% Mp hS" sa G" o GsHsG Sps IN the late Jon"
s 5T a INST. St. iSs Pfie'G Sy S
Deborah ai'T Tower Lee
T1grday Apl 22 at at h the T 1ssS
E Mae y@1 Pf ,,. sIg Yrsi. Of Archibald Hi"
MORTON ArpLEroN,on ThTrsiay 81 April 22 by the
John Williams " A. LUG sisIe de9sh,sr OF OF
p,ltimor@ and Washington papers please copy.
RICHARDSON DARLINGTON Thursday evening. April
- 1897 at residence OF the brides mother No "a
West by , the h Esy ba nsTss S william Miner
RI HARRISON.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Wednesday. April a.
h., Inc Rey John q. Bacchus. u. y. Carrie Evans,
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs George Weightman. 10 Alfred
. Ruprecht all ~ nrooklyn. y. Y
-wRIGHr-on Thursday. ApTii o. a, the gssi-
dence Of the brie' aunts Boston Mass. by me hey
n Winchester Donald II. D.. Anna luckham. daughter
~ The late George Melman Wright. TO Van Camper
Taylor. Of this tl'y' -
v,< II yCK- GIFNNEY- on Thursday. April 81 1897
y, che west Tn! collegiate Dutch church. by the Rev
payd James Hurrell, u d. and the Rev. Henry
Tvertson t-ohh ECith. daughter ~ William y Gienney
IA George Finch Van Slyck u New York CITY
WATERMAN cAMPBEfL.-On Wednesday, April 81 at
Christ Church. East orange y. j., By the Rev. W W
paws Anne. daughter OF George Campbell to stuart
Georrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
oRDEP TO THE NATIONAL GUARD
WHERE THE STATE TROOPS WILL ASSEMBLE
AND MARCH NEXT TUESDAY.

,,ha,v AnrfI 22-Adtutant General Tinghast
has issued the general orders for the National
Guard Of the State during the Grant memorial pa
rade In New York next week The order reads as
follows:
connnCted with the Grant Monument parade will
be at the Hotel Waldorf. from 10 a m OF the 2el 2
until 10 a m of the eth. the Communicating hiei
viii ioin the military and naval forces of the state
at 1880 m of the 9Th to partcipal2 WIN nil ihela IN
A. the intersection Of East Twenty seventl.-st and
Madison-ave. at 10 a. m OF that day at wn9h t ne
naval militia will report TO him the presence Oh
their respective commands ,, :, &, ,,o ,o,-
Tho formation for the parade VIII De III inc loI-
lowing order; Commander- HE STAN starr Of p me
con Fo9Tih BRIGADE. Thrd brigade Nava Militia
Commanding officers Will form their respective
tng nn Madson-ave as follows; First Brigade in
Twenty-seventh-st. east Of Madison-ave8 and
RTeaGc IN 'Twenty,nnthst Of broadway.
Fonrth Prigadc in Thirtieth-st, east of Broadway
Inird TEana NYitia in Thiry -sccord-st west OF
Mndison-aVc The Commando mt hIeI anu ms
siam vii! take position in East Twenty-SeVen'h-S'''
The column viii move at 1890 a. m from Twenty,
Tifth-aye 10 Fifty-nnth-st, 10 the Boulevard,
there halt for five minutes: to Seyenty-second,st;
20 az minutes: TO near Observation-Disclosures
second-st; there halt for twenty minutes thence
IN Dr,va TO e-hurdred-and-tw twenty second-st; to
t'Iarcinont ave- one hundred and nneteenth-st
q
~ rnview before the Grand Marshal on the Bou.e-
ward opposite One-hundred- and seventeenthIst
~ Sirection OF the Grand Marshal, marching sa-
I,tes will be paid opposite Seyenlleth-St. 10 me
rommander OF the veteran grand division ana me
andcr-in- Chief Of the Grand Army OF the Re
nVIiir 10 the final resting place of General Grant
as II is passed the west side OF Riversrde Drive
nd ~ Inc President of the United States at the
md erected for him at the east side Of the tomb:
After passing the Grand Marshal the forces OF
,bis state will continue their march In the l'ou'-
ynrd ~ One-hundred seventh st, there change
direction 10 the right and to the LEFT INTO west
and
10 ndar- in hef the Hon Frank S. Black. at the
i,crscction Of One-hundred- and -hfthst with West
I Ia &c having passed in review. the command
ii,~ oe1cers of the brigades and the Naval Militia
10 dismiss their respective commands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
GOVERNOR woLCoTT EXPECTED TONIGHT

pos,on Apy!. 22-Al preparations are COM
-, ~ tho visI; TO New-York OF the Massa-
Inset. delegation which will participate IN the
cav, memorial parade next Tuesday. Governor
wo.cot, Will 80 TO New-york tomorrow afternoon
Ia will make his headquarters at the holland
large number OF military organizations WIZ 20
indepehu.qIihItyy;' cnmnanV $50 men. commanded by
9oe Henry Waker Troop Nh5iO3s sear Ian
GERS Ip oy nai" legion, zoo men, commanded by Cap
tain Schses GsFn c Company Il ST. Infan,ry
captain :; ,d;ov Bnrbeck: COMPANY c, Mh inisnryi
Csptan Edward a u HGf.qn B. C? Edgar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
COLONEL GRANT STILL HOLDS OUTf
lie THINKS CORPORATION COUNSEL sCoTT'
OPINION IS WRONG.

lie THINKS CORPORATION COUNSEL SCOTS
OPINION IS WRONG
Police Commissioners Grant said yesterday MORN
Ing concerning the opinion OF Corporation Coun-
sci Scott, who decided that Commi ssioner Andrews
was temporary president Of the Police Boarn'
THE Corporation Counsel Is mistaken in his opin-
ion, in that 1t rests mainly upon the resolution
presented by Mr. Parker at the last meeting OF
the Board which Chief Clerk Kipp contends MADE
me temporary president for that meeting only.
The resolution made temporary chairman until
another had been elected by the full Board. and
down the resolution" Chief Clerk Kipp is still
recognizing Commissioner Andrews as temporary
president.
Have YOU heard anything Of a charge to be pre-
ferrcd against Commissioner Andrews ana Mayor
Strong for having entered into an agreement or
conspiracy to prevent tho holding OF meeting, by
Commissioner Andrews absentlng himself until the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENT.

me last regular dril OF the acason OF the lst
"sSai Battalion was he'd on Tuesday. The mcn
..e formed as a naval brigade. the formation
sn'ch VIII be maintained in the parade next week
"'he boat. OF the battalion win tomorrow
Mort Acknowledgement TI.inehast on his visit u
- men-o!-war lying on Tompkinsvllle
DETAIL OF elk men from each division Will re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE srXATE TO ADJOURN.

Washington. April 22-Although no formal action
has been taken. an understanding has been reached
tina; the Senate viii do no more business until
week from next Monday. When the Senate meets
On Monday an adjournment Will be taken uhtl
Thursday and on Thursday another adJournm,ent
taken 10 the following Monday This VII. aloW
Nose who desire 10 attend the Grant Monument
Ceremonies TO DO SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
rErRr-yr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office April %. l a m.The weather yesterday
vas fair ana mild The temperature ranged between ~
and 81 DEGREES the average C52i degrees being de-
,r.c, hirber than that Of wednesday and than
tina, OF the corresponding day Of last year.
The weather today viii be fair and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE PRESIDENTS SUITE AT THE WINDSOR

.r.o windsor Hotel Is being handsomely decorated
.or tho reception OF President Mckinley. Secretary
=, state sherman and Secretary OF the Treasury
Gage. who will arrive there on MONDAY afternoon
,rh President will occupy the south half OF the
,,aror eoor fronting on Fifth-ave.. and Secretary
chorran the north half Of the same floor. The
rooms Of the guests. as well as the office parlor
ri,b days of silk and bunting shields and other
pati,otc emblems. The stonswall Jackson Band
- ~ On Monday and I'm the evening the President
y;ill hold a reception for the New-York Alumni As
nr,atInn ~ the sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
snd ths Columbia University Chapter Of the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

ceve President his arrival in the city, and
other volunteers will act guard of honor at the
naval soall to he given at the Waldorf on Wednes-
day. ,hc close of the present drill. season shows
better average attendance than that Of previous
years over one-ha.f of the men OF the second d.
vlsoi' Will receive 100 per cent medals.
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Special Notices.
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that the chance OF the breach In the Board PENS
healed Is dissipaed so far as the present CqmHs :,
two years Colonel Grant and Mrs. Moss nave ual
wordy encounters in cases In which one was au,as
as trial Commissioner and the other as counsel
n has been generally known that the reIati oe
tween the two men were not OF the Pieasa"'e''
nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
FRANK MOSS.
The new Police Commissioner.

Mayor had appointed a man pledged to oppose
Commissioner Grant and yourself?' Commissioner
Parker asked yesterday
yes | have" the response, but do not
think that K will come to anything, because the
proof of such an agreement could not be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE SENATE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

Washington. April 1.-The Nice-President TODAY
r,,,rced as the committee OF Senators to attend
'ho Grant ceremonies in New-York Messrs. Haw-
,oy plat On V. Murphy. Foraker. COLON Cock
I'm Proctor Waltha, ShOup. Sewell, Gray. But
Ter warren Faulkner and Burrows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
ruE HOME RANK. NEw-yORK

KeIIy-Wherces At meeting u the ioara ol r. r.
rectors Of this Bank held Thursday hpr ~ s' VIZ
death Of Richard Kelly esq having been ANNOUNCED
Resolved That the Board n Directors - this BANK
with profound sorrow the Information - w
death Of their late esteemed associate klcnafd nfg, 80
associate Of exceptional honor, integrity ana ARMY
fus conservatism and rare liheraY, ana OF an hfs''7
uniformly kind and courteous. g., <,...,,
We desire record appreciation n MS ialtnIui
service 10 this institution which h. has borne PROM
nent part from its inception . , - 5000.
To The end Of his long ne manifested the keenst
in all concerned tho welfare az ms lnslu
ton and left example well worthy - enulaton,
Resolved. That the foregoing preamble ard Iesoutlon
be entered in fun the minutes and COPY DO usrs-
rnittad to his family with the assurance Of our deep
sympathy for them the which hey have snsiained
J. p. DUNNING. Cashier
woodlnwu Cemetery.
20 =. 23d-s'
N;oodIayn Station WardD Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

Perfume AtOmiYers
Tho latest novelty Beautiful tinted cut-glass atom
tiers our own importation Also well-se.ectef STOCK
Of the best foreign and domestic perfumes
CASWELL MASSEY " CO..
Junction 9TH Ave- Broadway and 25th st.
9Th Ave- cor attn 81. and 30 Columbus ave.
Tn. MANAGERS OF St. Luk4s Hospital that
their new Hospital buildings corner 18th s. ana Am
sterdam Avenue will be open TO the inspection OF the
nbic on the afternoons Of the week beginning the 18th
inst and ending May LIST. from TWO 10 six o'clock,
~ GEORGE MACCt'IIyOCH MILLER. President
Grant dedication medal. r. sNEil Err co, ensrav-
ere AS Fulton St New York Price 20 30 ana 20 cents
MnLine ! cents extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
Rrliuious Notices.

A. G. DIXON will preach and j. h. 81 RkE, assisted
by large chorus viii sing IN ADAMS MEMORIAL
CHURCH Fast Both. 3i-ave, 70 night, at p
o'clock Subject Friday cad: Greatest Invitation"
Song service begins at T:a3. Everybody welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
BLACK PROCLAIMs A HOLIDAY.

Albany. April 22--Governor Black to-day issued
the following proclamation making April p lega!
holiday in New-York Kings, Westchester and
eieens counties:
Executive Chamber.
The ,wen,y-seyenth Of April eighteen hundrei
sho nlnety-seVen the anniversary or the Dlft1 Vi
NE late General Ulysses s. Grant. has been Sc
seied FOR tho dedication IN the city Of New orK
The Legislature having designated the day OF this
sEeaication public holiday In the counties OF
SNew-York. Kings. Wes,chester and queens J
nefefoie recommend that. Tuesday. the twenty
kyenth day OF April instant. be observed In the
"untles named as a day Of general Thanksgiving
FRANK s BLACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Eastern New-York. threatening weather. with
showers in northern portion: fair in southern portion:
warmer n southern portion southwesteriy winds
For Western NeN-lork. Western pennsylvania ana
o.,arong, showers, possibly hundersor'ns' brlsN
70 high southWesterly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PostOilice Notice.

should he read daily by all interested changes
be- time) a..
Fnreien nails Tor the ending April 81. 1897 will
close promptly all the General Postoce
follows - ~ ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATIRDAY-At a m Tor France. swItzerlanf. Italy,
spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt and British India per
$ > ia Champagne. va tia,re Getters for other
n,rts Of Europe be directed per La Champagne
At o. m Dor Netherlands direct per OLDHAM. via
Rotterdam ,letters must be directed Ter obdam'); at
m for Genoa, per 5. :. Fulda detters must be
directed per Fuda y at A. m supp lehentary 10 80
town: a, 10 a. m for Scotland direct per : crcas-
sla via GLASGOW detters must be directed per Crcas-
sian. az II a. n for Norway direct. per {. 3. Norge
LETTERS must be directed per Norge).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

Alter tie closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional supplementary mails are
r,a,es on the Of the American English, French
ana German steamers and remain open until within
Ton Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

Tho American.
Illuminate and Archaeological society
II 43d
Abbott Announcement Il made VITA r.Nrt NJ W"
death Of our fellow member Frank Abbott, NJ ID.
ANDREW e. ZABRlSKfE. President
BArMAN L. BELDEN,
Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PIED.

wednesday As 20 1921 ss s esr"; ssr h''.-
ave. Elizabeth. ~ j. saturday April a. at IL >clock.
DE MAuRIAcA Mddeown cons on Aps a.
only Of william , DE- MaSTae on v
fnterment a convenience Of family. . o,a
"; into "a e G h rr e5 Gs wife .;
the s'i late " SANFORD Eastman. NJ D. of Buffalo
rntermen. a Marshall, Mich.
EDwARDs--on THURSDAY April %. 1891. Richard b"-
waIts In his , sis year ,,,sa to attend the funeral
s"rviccs. on saturday eyenpr A9ri "a at o'clock Il
his late rssidence: 70: l?i East ei't-s''
Inferment a, conyenierce 81 family.
'a Glrns daasst S Of The sts Thomas Gan Of
r1nero sprvees at No. 20 Eln-st saturday April ~
GREGoRY-Emiiy l. Gregory. April 81 r,.,s ,v.,u.
FF Pss;.. 's GEuTss Sas near aha7e
Interment at Buffalo. n Y
Maui WE OF Fred Pelton. and daughter Of the '''
Funeral services vii be held residence sa'u-
Trains leave Grand Central Depot 9o5 ana io'0o !"
Asbury Park papers please copy
POTTER-Informaon has been received At nv. a
rnent Mr. Patrick A. Collins The consul ',p %
the e4 nnf % March isa at Ionic Howard ts -
S re r p" ?, Id @T2Y YORK ss app P9o6
The legal representatives ~ me ~. snartmsn
Per dispatch No III.
Dated April /. 1897.
p.YDorPH-on Aprn 20 1921 Jacob F. RanioiPh
Relatives and friends are invited 10 3tenn NE
services his late residence w oocierh " D. ~ "
o'clock p. m. Saturday. April ~ , III, ,.u.,.
rnforment a, Boonlaed y J., at convenience ~ ta'nv
iebi9h Valley train leaves Cortlandt-s l2;io Car
rages will meet. IA.
sTrDDFoRD Lamsffye y u q, i ApT R. " ~" A.
Studdford. ,uhor.,u.
on Monday Apru 90. 1891. A. $50 r. m
TorTEN-on wednesday. April II, At the Galaude, homs
Tor Deaf sIutes. Mrs Mary T. Totem IN the Wth yss'
OF 49,,
Funeral services ~ the Home on Friday. .
Interment Saturday. April "a. at Mata~an y j.
Department Of state. . .. ..,
,omcall washington n. G.. April Il, lNs
ZfEGLER-lnformaon has been recGiled ~ ,'s ;, ~.
nartm.nt from Mr. william Hahn the Vice. onsu u ~
United states at Stuttgart Germany, ~ TIE cean IN we
20th u March 1891 at Stuttgart ~ jacob "'h'-''
nefnra' ,ei citizen ~ Ncw-Ycrh CITY. ...,.
The representatives. ~ the deceasel On o0'sA
further Information by applying 20 this Department
Per dispatch No
Dated March 81. 1897.
nd Arch colo Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

.pRrNTED MATTER. ETC.-German steamers sailing on
Tuesiays Thursdays and Saturdays take Printed Mat.
,,r atc for Germany. and specially Addressed Printed
Nat,sr etc other parts Of Europe. White star
steoe,s on Wednesday take Specially Addressed Printed
Meter etc FOR Europe. American Cunard and French
iine steamers Printed Matter etc, Tor all
tries for which they are advertised 10 carry mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

5:45 O'Clock Mr.. Moss had signed the oath and the
appointment-book. had his commission in his pocket
and was on his way back to his law Office in Mas
sau-st
Mr.. Moss said before leaving the City Hall that
the Mayor had Informed him that he was to be
president OF the Police Board II either Commits
sioner Grant or Commissioner Parker would join
with Commissioner Andrews to elect him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. vi

,,,D,y 4. % m 1svppemeaiarv 1890 N, for
FRlDAf-N Nv 9" -, 81, a' prt,ce -
Fortune s''ra no, aai detera for Cats PJt. nn.,
Carthagena pr
be directed per u'i > AZ u d" III ior Ne"touhohnd
per g 5. Por,a'- - ,or "a PLAZA co,,,r,s. .,.,.
SATURDAY AZ , {. 10. o.so ~ uliect;
per g Mashg rS eos :, Croix I Ieevoyd Ia & ~
a M Tor 81. iholhas Seo,rhhon' a, 30 anu " mo
ward lsancs, per s. = s ~ d. III supp.e-
mentary 1880 a. M lor no. n aye sng Ssn.a
Martha, per
1890 M LOT iHA'N, 1o . anu JsIrins
per Airs; AZ lo5o a IN TOT 'e'hpeche: thlapas,
Tahasc, and Nucatan, per 8 g Nglanc.a 0etters Tor
other parts OF Mexico ahd Tor 'upa must be directed
,,uer \iglancia'D. al 1890 n. m Tor Haiti Cumana
and Carupeno per s. Prlns Nlllem Nv Oetters for
other parts Of Venezuela, Curacao Trinidad, British
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23


Once 40. 20 = 23d-s,
Woodlayn Station cath Ward) Harlem Railroad