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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

mdse and passengas to tie OH Dominion :
ssea nss .nS h .erl TO- csde -
sandy Hook Jan 49, $50 . m.-Wni Southwest 's"'
CLEARED.
Steamer Pomeranan ,Br. stirratt. Glasso" N''"
steamer Yumuri. Boyce Havana and Tamp'o-'
steamer Sirius dp Ford Manchester England b''N
s,rsnr~r comai Evans Ga,eston-C mallory 60.
s,csmier Hoanose. Boaz, Norfolk and Newport News
o S.laner Romuus Ge0 Gedan. Tampco. Mex va
SieaIner saint irene Bn Althree L'eroi-c
steamer I,andan ti,y Bn. Hunter Bristol Af"''
steamer Fl Monte Parser. New oslea"'-' van
Ss !; amer c,aonia din. wn.pear sroih England
stcamsr Sity Of philadelphia. Van KIN fA"iep"'"
s,dSmrr l.. Grande prches.e Han'ou savannah o'eS"
steamer ro Michigan d0. raaa,. L'ndon-Ne"- YORK
S' s,aa%er M,nha,,an co,er No''k va pHis'p'"
sT - iohn murray Yokohama r chapma" a 10
SAILED.
Liverpool. soutaNark ,Eu. AnMerl l.N fS.r Aless
Eat ,nisn Fnam,e ih ,.s, non ra,i. soathamp
,on Scni, galveston. II ar r. \or'.is ana In Mate.
Nr~ orleans. sam, irene o'0. Liverpool
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Columbia Grn yosrFs ,, ;sna sTa% i Il"
s,.,n,sr Dli~nhurg oi.rl. Hcintz', ioi NJ" ''
from Bi,uirf January L. .. ,,.on <en York
steamer Il II Meier ti"f MTl % '
rived AZ lir.m-fhatrn janudif ~, NJ, York for
steamer Prussia V.rt'. :. .' iIi'
burg passed Lizard January <.u Work arrived ~
. ,, ~ t,l,,r, - and proceeded ii y, -. York
SOU In, dut,hl. ~fsng'i HNh Nv '
arrived al Rotterdam j th"'e from YORK.
steamer Nrfkrndam 'p"..''
arrived at Rotterdam lanN'l' - go, from New York;
steamer Nas,ougtda 'h'
arrived At Rotterdam lAhu"iN j., <.A York FOR
...,,,.r s,,irafi4n tirl. johnston II '' ~
60, ,a...l Island iinu''f Work January
''p,,t-~it Grfl. schmidt rom -
a. ,.t,irr passed the lLAfi 1Ai"'' =, from set-
rhtt Nall1 diam i'i'ii@'n' H"'
rim fnf N.W York January ~ It'll .,.ri Hamburg fN
New Work January II ., ..,,.., f.am New York ~
Ni""",,, '.rI,.l AT \lplr- January IL. Nsntcs for
/ r.Nfl-- Nitk'i'l'A''
arrived M,ssina iaii"".' - York
s'.,u.r James Iufp'" t'il i'''N. f,.,tiaut January
, '.. 'i' ., ror .'on. nhag,n arrived Ak i''''
Is and Vuve'drl ~, p,,ham from New itsr
Si"anrll N' >.,,,a-tle and ,iothenburg arrive" "
,na January ~ and pocerneu, ,.,ick from lWb
| r..r,,,sr od arrived Al CuAhaNen '"""a'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
MOBBED BY STRIKING CABhEN.
A NEW DRIVERS ROUGH EXPERIENcE-sEVEfA
ARRESTS MADE.

4 NEW DRIVERS ROUGH EXPERIENCE r''''''
ARRESTS MADE.
Seven striking abmen who took part In or were
witnesses of the mobbng of Andrew NJ Seguihe III
Thomas Fees restaurant. at NO. 5Oo boue'alu'
late on Tuesday night. were held AT the forh'"
Court yesterday. without ball, Tor eXafnihauo" W.
morrow morning Segune, who formerly was a
stable owner but lost his business has been EN-
ployed by the New-York Cab Company In the
stables az Amsterdam-ave and Seventy-nith-st''
and ate on Tuesday night he went into the res'a"
rant to get some supper. He had not De'h n'o
Tested by the strikers. because he had peeh suaue
by policemen Several men were In the res'au-
rant and they took apparent notice OF MS pres
ence there until he was about TO leave the Piace'
Then two of the men asked him where he was
going.
I'm on my way home" he said.
II guess you won't go home" said one OF the
men. c,. 40.
Then both men hit him in the face. Segune GOT
away from them. only 10 receive shower OF dis,'es
tables Fee the proprietor of the restaurant leaned
over the counter and made no cfort TO stop be she
Seguine after being knocked down, made rush
5 to get out h of 5he Of
man Granville ran to his assistance, and the srik-
M and ali the men in the place were arrested.
Fee the proprietor of the restaurant. was arrested
haTEs H 81 of No s
Richard Harvey. of No. s57 Ninth-ave.; William
Campbell, of No. 22 west seventy -SeNeH.ii-oC'
John Irving of No 3s Amsterda m ave, James
TAFT of No Us One-hundred and sevent eentn
st.: John Carney OF No. 2ll West Sixty -eghth-st'
and Michael Noonan, of No. l6 Amserda nl-aVe
andrew Jackson Jones colored. of No. 3l4 West
sixty-ninth st. was held as witness Segui IN
Was taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital. where ne mad MS
Injuries dressed He had a number OF bruises on
his head and about his body. He then went 70 his
home at No. la West Forty-seventh-st, IN charge
OF Policeman Sprague. 49,
Magistrate Mott. when the prisoners were ar
raigned before him yesterday. said he had certii-
cate from a physician that Seguine was unable 10
he examined owing his Injuries. and ne would
therefore hold the prisoners without pdi Until
Friday morning. , ..
Harvey and Campbell. two of the prisoners at
tempted to explain to the Magistrate mat III ho
wav did they take part In the assault
THAT makes no difference began magistrate
nation; the complainant IS not here, and there Is
no use talking TO me now. ., .x So,
again attempting to go into the details or the as,
sault There is no use talking TO me now ana
that settles IT, exclaimed the Magistrate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
SING SING.

The installation Of officers of the Junior oruei "
United American Mechanics Will take Pitoe VIZ,
evening while the installation OF the ornoois -
the knights of Pythas will be held to-morro" even
inC -, che
The fourth lecture in the popular course "' '"'
Raptist Church was delivered on TUESDAY e'en'"s
70 a large audience. 10y Dr. James HedieY' VIM
smoke upon the subject, What Is Man Worm.
Miss Annie f. Many. daughter OF ex-SnperN'So'
Joshua G. Many WIS married on TUESDAY cN''''"S
a. the home Of her patents on Water.sl.' 10 to5
Iesrv son of Judge Thomas Lcary. me KEY; 'oi,i'
p Hcrmance officiating. OwinS 10 Illness So "a on
family OF the bride the Wedding was a que. an,
and was witnessed only ny the immaculate l"i'i"''
OF the contracting parties ,,, . ao,,.
Tho Roard Of Town officers has decided 10 ueiN
the oppljcation of tn. Town Highway COMMISSION
ers 10 place the usual sum OF %'W III ,n' u '
tndpot for this year. The Commissioners VIII PROV
ably mandamus the town officers to snow ctuSe
why this sho1ld not be done. The tfoun" crow
out of tho vote tax n last spring. WHEREBY L. W.
decided to change the system OF WORKING 'he niSh-
vays back 10 the labor system The Highway 'oih-
mssioners maintain that the vote was Noid n1c'uso
the petition asking that the matter be submitted 10
a vote contained misleading statements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
"GOD no RESPECTER or PERSONS"

The topic OF DR.. Chapmans sermon in Cooper
Union Yesterday morning THE Baptism with
the Holy Spirit" I'VE all may have marvellous
outpouring OF the Holy Spirit" he said. III
want IT, do not know when / became Chris
tan Ny mother a saint my father the best
sion before joining the Church | answered the
questions as | could have done years before. | do
not know when stepped the line from dark
ness into the light. But I do know when |
baptized with the Holy Spirit. and every ought
to he able to put his finger on the very day ] had
struggled for five years against doing what knew
TO be my duty. II meant for me to leave my home
give up business. one day picked up copy OF
The New-York Tribune In which a report of
the Mortified conferences. | read what that great
II an. DR.. Meyers. said II you are not willing to
give up everything to God, are you willing to be
made willing 10 give mp everything? That Is my
case exactly | said. ana | went TO my room and
locked the door and prayed: Oh God | am willing
to be made willing to do Thy will And the strug-
gle that had been going on for five years ended
I'm about three minutes. God made me willing and
Though could speak with the tongue Of angel
I could not tell you Of the JOY have had from
that time 10 the present moment.
Some may think II they filled with the
Spirit they would be called to preach In Cooper
Union Carnegie Hall. but the Bible says Be wit
nesses for me first in Jerusalem. then Judea then
in Samaria and then to the uttermost parts Of
preach first to the utermost parts OF the earth and
a home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The County Treasurer, DISTRICT A''o'"e o,ao,-
s,.r; again met Yesterday for the purpose OF eiee.
,,, a commissioner OF Jurors. After several Dbl
lots that failed TO result in choice a" a''0'''"
men, was taken until Saturday morning -,
The final negotiations for the transfer oil ne
house and grounds 10 the Knolwood Country w.
took place Monday. Many improvements on.
place will be made IN the coming spii"e' ..,, ,o
lender the former owner OF the prope'"'
tain his membership in tho CLUB r .,o Tornsi-
he annual dance and reception OF VA night
,orean Ciub AZ the Auditorium on Tuesda! ns,
Was success Shumachs Orchestra OF OF t. Us
ter furnished the music. The Floor CoInn . I,rank
comnoscd of Irving ~ Tompkins chairti''Wx, ,,or
y Fowler chester A. Bayles. DahleI vnrror
charles Nichols Claude Edgerton ana ""'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
YO\k Frs.

Proba bly, the most important arrest made 10y the
local police in time was that of two young
New York burglars in Getty Square shortly after
4 o.cock Yesterday morning While Roundsman
Wilcbx was talking TO Patrolmen Edward O'Connor
and r. j. WEIGH. near Wrays corner. he was at
trac.ed by the sound Of footsteps short distance
M the street Looking around he two men
walking hurriedly toward him. on seeing the Of
Ncers the men crossed the street. and did not heed
Patrolman OConnOr who called on them 10 stop
The police followed them and arrested them. They
taken TO the police station. where they gave
their names as Joseph Kelley. seventeen years old.
Of No. 3O2 Third-ave.. New-York. and Thomas Glib
son eighteen years old also OF New-York City. Glib
son had in his possession the loaded end OF cane
and Kelley had loaded revolver. They
were held 10 await The action OF the Grand Jury.
Gibson for burglary in the first degree three
charges and Kelley In the first degree
charges and the second one. The police learned
that Gibson had been IN this city before. Mrs.
Dedrick. the matrop Of Temperance Hall. ident!-
fed him as the whom she mad given
ployment last fall and who had stolen d bicycle
which belonged 10 her son. They were also in
formed that Gibson had endedvored 10 secure the
services OF a Yonkers boy 10 aid him In his work
held yesterday, the will OF John Pagan. who
Gently committed suicide, WAS proved. His entire
estate Is Dequea,heG 10 his wife. The Will OF
Francis r. Draper, q WHIT Plains. WAS also
proved. The conditions o.: the Will that The
estate. after the death OF Tn" present tenants he
given 70 the General Theological Seminary Of The
10 endow scholarships to bc called the George Bcr
nard Draper schola rships In honor OF his brother
srholarships IS 10 be- vested In the standing COM
inittee o: the seminary, the nominee TO be any
Young man unable 10 prepare Tor The ministry who
gives promise Of perseverance and success In that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
NEW BANK OFFICERS ELECTED

At the annual meeting of tho stockholders and
directors OF the Mechanics and Traders Bank No
Az Broadway. held within the last two days i'm
portant changes have been made In the character
OF the institution. The new president Is Fernando
Baltes FOR many years cashier o. the bank and
for ihrty-two years in Its service The vice presl-
dents are Isaac Stebel and Robert J. Hoguet and
Thomas Russell Is chairman OF the Finance Com
mittee A. VI. Dcderer and Elias X Peck viii be
the assistant cashiers.
by the election OF several new members. A. now
constituted II consists OF Thomas Russell T.. A.
Ouintard Charles &. Dickinson. Fernando Baltes.
Iohu = O firien gnatZ Boskowitz. Isaac Stebel
u Einstein Robert j lioguet. Charles Strauss
X M,nceu Henry Corn Joseph II. Hoffman. Max
IJsnziser and r.. Sulzbergcr. The bank was organ
"a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIElo'
ALBEAIARI.E- Edward w. Box. of Philadc'pnia
RI-CEINGIAAI-P Professor q. {. Marsh. OF Yale
I'niversitv GILSEY-General James ;. Easement
Of ohio IIOFFMAN-Hcnry w. halhwen Oh
Philadelphia. end George j. sicard. OF bufialo;
HOLLAND Ma ior- General Nelson A. Mics '''eu
States Army: Sir Charles Hunter OF England anu
Samuel T. cole of Rhode Island. MANiihIIA M
John Rigelow Of Highland Falls " u MI kHAi
UIIJ.-Gencral William Il. Franklin. OF haruoru'
BRADLEY Il Smalley. OF Vermont. and 'oloneI . f.
Pullman NJ West Point PARK AVENUE-Deputy
Attorney-Goneral c. u. Il. Hasbrouck. OF AIpahy'
PLAZA-Thc Rev. J. Franklin Garter, OF FAN River
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OBITUARY..


Adolnhus H. Louis who was for a numper Oh
vcars engaged IN the paint and varnlsh supply dust
ress at No I43 Maiden Lane died at his nome NO
&C West Fifty-sixth-st. on Monday from Bright
diseass lie had teen in Ill health for several years
I'M, attended 10 his business as usual until several
,ous .co vhen his condition became serious
NJ rous was born in Hamburg. Germany on July
10 1871 and came to this city when young man
Ills widow Mrs Minnie -. Louis Is president OF tle
tinhrov rechniral Schools for Girls and IS school
insnector from the Eighteenth District Inc iuneraI
viii he held this morning at Temple f,manu- FL,
tyf,have and Fortv-frst-st. Burial will be in the
Salem Fields Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
PORT CHESTER

At the meeting of the Village Trustees Tues
day night they informed that the Gamewcll
Fire Alarm and Telegraph Company of New
York had brought suit against the village TO re-
cover damages for nfrineements on its patents.
The Trustees years ago put i'm a municipal
fire alarm for which they paid 5000 TO Boston
nrm but fearing Infringement. required a
bond of $500 which was given The company
has since been succeeded by the lnited states
Fire Alarm Company. which has assured the VII
lage aut horites that IL Will acknowledge the agree
men, OF its predecessor and fight the case in the
courts The Committee Public Buildings was
directed 10 take steps toward the acquisition or
Jounsberry Park a triangular piece OF ground al
the intersection of King. Wett and Broad SIS,
FOR use as a public park. A special committee was
also appointed establish fire limits In the VII
lage and allow more frame buildings 10 De
erected therein. The question Of raising money
for a soldiers monument on the ground recentIy
given by George W. Quintard and me puE-
Chase OF the property Of 81. Mary's Catn.
olic Church for 4 park brought mp by
George r. Read lie said that Mr.. Gum
tard has increased his contribution in money
10 800 and mat ne would give a like amount,
Another friend had given $50 making iuin "a
81 go with which 10 begin. Mr.. Read has securs s
the services of Massey Rhind the sculptor, WHO
has visited the plot of ground on WHICH me NOM r
ment is TO he built. and now has plaster neui -,
made Of the proposed monument rms hIurt W.. w..
he placed on exhibition in Port Chester IN a ie"
days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK WEDNESDAY. JAN ~ 1891
ARRIVED

Steamer state o. California tEl. Brae-. Glasgow Jan
nary with r-d-e and ~ passengers 20
I.ndc -or Bros. Arrived at IN" Bar at II 30 a m o.
steamer Wi-rl. GROSS Bremen December IL
with mdsc ana ~ -trerage passengers to oelt'hs g"
n The Bar a y rl
steamer a<Itv ,Nor,. Olsen Montego Bay January D.
81 AIMS vay ami Port Maria . AMI Kingston = wtn
fu,t 10 J r Kerr 4 co Arrived a. the Bar al p IN
steamer valencia. SkillingS. Colon January !. win
mice and Is passenger {" Panama kail"ad - Line.
Arrived Al the Bar At 90 m
steamer Iona. Wilder. Galveston lainaiN ana N'>
West D with ndsa passengers To q II Mallory g"
Steamer Antonio Xanirana, from san Domingo was
rghted IN Highlands at N.
Steamer Bensfar,,r. Townsend. Philadelphia. with mise
IT, l. clyde A CO.
Steamer III Dorado Baker from Newt orleans. WAN
mdye to J I Van Sickle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
SURPRISE AT THE ROCKEFELLER HfihfN"

LOCKWOOD HALL ASSESSED AT THE fl"' hh ~
WHICH IT'S OWNER HAS OFFERED
TO SELL 1T.
The ninth hearing in the case OF John D. ana
William Rockefeller against the assessors OF Tue
town Of Mount Pleasant took place at the Hii'ia'u
Rulding in Main-st.. Tarrytown. on luesuaS'
Franklin Couch, referee. Of Peekskiii pres'"'"s'
The whole session was occupied WIN 'ie
animation OF John W. Free a Rockefeller witness
,y Frank Y Nillard counsel for the defendant. IL
came ont at the hea ring thar William RocKeiriier
had offered 10 sell lockwood Hall for ss""'""-'"e
amount Al which 1t is assessed. the properly
consists of about six hundred acres am ona +,
scrtod that the proposition 10 sell ~ sun open.
va also asserted that Jonn ID. RockefeiIer, H., 4
'acoiating for se.eral hundred more acres IN
~ H. Jiome Of the Sisters OF Mercy at rover
III nj, T,ha next hearing will take place tomorrow
morning when Thomas HI. furns Will '''''' "
the Rockcfellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
TIE ST. LOrIs ALMOST BREAKS 4 RECORD.

The American Line steamship st Louis has Just
come near breaking the eastward record from this
port To southampton, held by TIA. Fucrst Bis
mdrck She passed Sandy Hook outward bound 1t
II 40 O'Clock on Wednesday evening OF last week.
and passed Hurst Castle at J:eD o'clock yesterday
morning. II she had passed the Castle one hour
end twenty-five minutes earlier she would have
equsllc1 ;hc Bismarck's record 10 Southampton OF
six days ten hours and hfty-nvs minutes. made In
September. 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
ERE ON A EERRYBOAT.

An overheated steam pipe in the cabin OF the
ferr,yboat Middletown which runs to Staten Island,
started a fire at II o'clock on Tuesday night which
created a small scare board. The Middletown
had reached Governors Island when the fire was
seen nv n passenger The alarm was given, ana
under the direction of Captain Smith bucket
brigade was formed which after stubborn
deht nut out the fire. The damage was small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

During c. C. Shayne's visits TO Europs ne
purcha sed largely of Russian Sable. ana al piicvs
before the fashionable demand. Buyers VIII
save If they purchase now. Everything no
desirable and reliable in fashionable furs AZ III
w 4ond St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
NEW ROCHELLE.

rne North Street improvement. Association mas
decided to proceed AT once with the proposed boule
ward from New-R Rochelle 10 point near White
Plains. The adjoining property Will he condemned
for three miles on each side Of the highway II is
expected that the thoroughfare will be finished
THIS fall and that when complete II Will be one
of the finest drives in Westchester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
MAJOR GEORGE 3. WILSON

Washington Jan. ia telegram to the war De-
partment announces that Major George > Wilson,
Assistant Adjuian, General L. $ A.. died from acute
Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
TILE MAROI'IS OF CABRINANA IN PRISON

Madrid Jan lS-Thc Marquis Of Cabrinana. WHO
acted as one Of the seconds Of General Martinez
Campos last summer when the latter was pre-
vented bv the Captain General Of Madrid from
Fl hitting A duel with General Borrero. has been SEN
fenced to two months Imprisonment for having
libclled members # the Municipal 'ouncll OF
MnlriN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14
Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 23 456 Moon sets m S's Moons age l'
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
=, Cad, Uook 2. "a Gov Island 4:29 Hell Gate 6;22
p W-Sandy Hook 42I Gov Island AS ifeH 'a'e o'fi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

TO-DAY.
~ line Mails close. Vessel sails
Sart,ayo Nassau y Y t'uba....... loo y IN 30" IN
Grand. Duchesse Sgvllrlh. say. OWL III
FRIDAY JANUARY u.
r,r,N.,.cL Mallory ........ 800
Iroouo,. Charleston. clyde .-.-...... ''"P !"
SATURDAY. JANUARY ~
, ,,..r,,ol ,.unar, ... II 90 m eO1 y m
,' "'a -. ,ta,r. Ersn,h ... 200 m 1000 a II
invl "A 1000 A n
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Meth Amer ~ III i"oo !"
of california. Glasgow, Anchor l"." l" ~ III
Persia Hamburg llsmb Amer h"V !"
,,.,...,r ,,Inn All Tran-........ a
l.I,,s,.n Atlas n !. ~
,r.n,,i. Al ........l2,p M
Miami Nss-a Clsd. .'"pm so y ~
~ t;u.vr, Red p........ II IN lr m
lucatan. Havana. y cuba .lo'" III 20 Y III
~, .ry,.,. savannah savannah 800
M Sol New orleans. Morgan ......-. y" III
louisiana New OrleaLs cromwell. ." III
Nu.ce. Galveston. Mallory ....+...-. - ." I"
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,ATTRDAY. JANUARY III.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

Hudson's Bay Otter. the most elegant Of an
dyed furs. We are making over TO new styles
garments which we sold II years ago. c. c,
Shayne 124 126 w. 42nd St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-14

| La ,;rande Duchesse. sevrlrlh. say. ."
FRIDAY. JANUARY u.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-03-24
A NEW CONSTITUTION.


for the
subject California neither its
eighteen
within
The
a The rules
the i'm
an to
consideration to form
intelligent discussion the subject California
public
o
all of When full
shall
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NEW JOURNALS
KICKED OUT.
More Gibbs and Reading-Rooms
Exclude the New York World
and Journal.
New York Sun.


The Young Mems Hebrew Association. at
Journal from its files.
Utica, March 1.-THE Fort Schuyler Club of
this city, the leading organization of its kind
in Central New York, has excluded the New
York World and Journal from the clubhouse.
ROCHESTER, March 1.-THE World and the
Journal have been barred from the reading
room of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton OF this city and from the Reynolds Ii
brary.
POUGHKEEPsIE. March 1.-THE Grinnell Ii
brary al Wapplngers Falls has excluded the
New York World from its reading-room. The
Poughkeepsie. Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton dropped out the World and the Journal
on January 1.
NYACK, March 1.-THE directors of the
Young Mems Christian Association have or.
dered the exclusion of the New York World
and the New York Journal from the reading
room. They have also ordered the removal of
the old files. The Nyack Free Library also ex-
cluded these papers.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Mass, March 1.-THE
Linden Club has voted to exclude the World
and the Journal from its reading-room.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, March 1.-THE
ISOLATION has excluded from its table the New
York World
PRINCETON, N. j., March 17.-At the weekly
meeting of the house committee of the Uni
yersity Cottage Club of Prince ton University
to-day 1t was unanimously decided to exclude
the New York World from its reading-room.