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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
LOSSES BY TIE 7ERRE HAUTE FIRE.

THE TOTAL AMOUNT OVER $500. rO-oNE LIFE Be
LIEvED TO HAVE BEEN LOST.
Terre Haute Ind Dec 9.-The disastrous fire In
the business centre Of this city last night caused
Losses aggreeating over $4,000 The list Is as fol-
lows: Havens Geddcs building. $4,000 stock.
10000: Dreing & Miller. furniture. $500; build
Ing $500; Pixey & Co. clothing, $4,000; building,
81. OOp. NJ A.brecht e Co. drygoods 5000 build
ing s25OO Thorman e. Schoss. clothing. 10000:
building Geo: Ford Overstrect cloth!ers. 5oco
building $1,000; United States Baking Company
(sier Bros). $1,000.
Claude Norbert, who was acting Santa Claus
IN the Ravens & Geddes Building Is missing, and
is supposed to have persisted In the flames. Kate
Maloncy and Lulu Ferguson, clerks, jumped from
the secord-story window and were internally an
iuied Tree hremen-John OsterloO. john Woich
and William O'Connell-feil into the cellar Of the
Ford q Overstrcet store and were seriously IN
iurcd Three other nron1en severely burned.
Louis Kramer the window trimmer, who was III
the show window q Havtns q Goddess store when
manager of the book department OF the Ravens "
Geddes store. aid Albert Wcinbrocht boohkceper
were burned. !.
the losses. An electric-lght wire Is thought 10
have caused the fire
Andrew Thomas OF Lexington KY, Is lying at
city hospital. probably fatally hurt lie was as
the ruins Of the Albrecht Building, wncn heavy
burning timber fell striking him on the head ana
breast and pinnins him TO the ground
The Indianapolis Fire Dcpdi tmcnt sent over n
wagon and an engine On special traln W Wiz
Hau,e, TN miles in 81 minutes. Marshall and
Brazil also sent assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR FISKE.

CIRCULATING PETITION AMONG FRIENDLY
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRADE
CITY CLERK HOYT ACCUSED
The action OF the Board OF Trade Of Mount Yer
non in deciding upon impeachment proceedings
conduct OF City Clerk Hoyt. account OF the
alleged Illegal part they took IN granting n fran
ch,se to the New York. Westchester and Connecti-
cut Traction Company. has created much excite
rnent n Mount Vernon. The Mayor began yester-
day IN a systematic to ward of the pro-
ceeding. by having a statement drawn and signed
by many members Of the Board Of Trade who are
friendly 10 him. in which they say they do not ap-
prove of the proceedings. The Mayors father.
Samuel W. Fiske. who is president Of the Board. is
the first signer Of this document Mr.. Fiske has
been ILL., and has not been able TO attend the meet
ings held 10 consider the street-raway franchise.
tended the meeting Of the Aldermen and preferred
charges against City Clerk HOyt, accusing him in
an emphatic manner OF suppressing the application
of the Union Railroad Company for the franchise
given TO the NewYork. Westchester and Connect
cut Traction Company Mayor Fiske. after receiv-
Ing the charges and Ordering them read. asked
have a statement placed on record that he did not
recognize The charges as legally made. because a
quorum OF the Board Of Trade present
the meeting when the charges were formulated.
the right investigate them under the charter.
but the members under the leadership Of Alder
men Grant and Howe. voted TO have them referred
the Committee Of the Whole. The next move
proceedings annul tho franchise % the traction
COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
MOUNT VERNON.

Tn. members OF the Westminster County Political
EQUALITY Club have elected Mrs. Milton Rathoun
president; Mrs F s Craigie, vice-president. Mrs
NJ B. Sloat. treasurer and Mrs. A. G. Ham. secre-
fary. A public meeting is 70 be held soon, when
the club hopes 10 present Mrs. Harriet stanton
Batch daughter Of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, as
speaker 49,
At meeting OF the Nth Separate Company in us
armory on Monday evening Mayor FifKe was
elected first lieutenant, 70 succeed NJ. Carnody,
now ad'utart Of the llth Batta ion. There were
TWO candidates for the vacancy-Nayor Fiske ano >
2 Smith. a wel-known lawyer. The Mayor re-
.,eived thirty-r!ne votes and Mr. Smith five Mayor
Fiske is without any previous experience in the
National Guard hut he been chief OF TIE Fire
Department, and has had much experience in drill
ing
The solder OF this city were counted yester-
day. There were seventeen votes. OF which Roose-
Velt received eleven and Van Wyck six. For the
Once 0. Register eleven votes were cast for Fiske,
FOUR for Hodge and TWO were blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
THE ia NAGEUENT CRI1ICfSHD'
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE HAN
OVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


OVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANf.
pr,cc Mccormick & Co have within the las. 'e"
..hs issued two or three circulars 10 stocknolu-
ars - tho Hanover Fire Insurance Company cru
.,.,,, ,ts ,oanagement and suggesting the caH''e
=. s,ocLboiders' meeting to consider the quest'o"
- uo,idating the corporation. The latest OF 'h'se
.,,orlars vas sent out about December D. anu
,,aa tho Stockholders to attend A meeting on De-
cernber % In the Manhattan Life Buiding' ,,,o ~,
IT, meeting was held yesterday: MI. Il I,r VI
Price Mccormick & Co, refused a. Mai action il
ment 70 give any information as 10 what a HiU ~
NJ. NJ hsd hoen decided upon. and was uhWlns -
saw even whether or not there wa a I'' bowever
ance Another sockholder was louIil, ar r ssvsr-
W. rarsons nresent at the meeting, he Saiq; on,
heing a stenographer Messrs frice anu ha noynsd
punlmer Of Price. McCorInick q % W." ~ ohoui
10 shares Of the and held proxies LOT ap TIE
55g rnnra were here I'm the interest OF the cali
total number OF STOCKHOLDERS. ne coh,iuteh, o,Sers
about four hundred, and me sXtepn EEL, ,borsond Of
a. % "a shares into which the capltal stoch o.
Tic Hanover Fire Insurance Company was uiNIu 49,
ny. connany sent TO representatives. 20 the Hset.
,ng Mr. price made long speech. anu a! Ite 80
,.e he appoin tment Of stockholders commit
,,ns which should be charged with duties snlldi
20 those outlined in the circular quoted MT rum
,hese Two men found TO be in the aillInlauN,
M VA tbo resolution was accordingly declared lost
rhare va some more discussion. and nnalIy some
bodv mayed 10 adjourn. This motion was prompt!
carried but afterward Mr.. Price ana MI fluHlhiel
caught TO have the meeting reOpened 49,,
Tba other stockholders would not assent 70 thls
however declaring that new notices would nave
20 he sent on, and the adjournment stood as maj
rho annual meeting of the Hanover company IL 70
he held next month, and It was the sense or the
s,ockhoders who attended yesterdays meeting =
~ rnpismana cement If there any should he
brought I'D that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
SOTGHT WATER AND FOUND GOLD.

COLORADO SPRINGS EXPECTS TO PROFIT
LARGELY BY PIXIES PEAK TUNNEL.
Colorado Springs Col. Dec 20-A strike OF gold
IN the Trlckler tunnel being driven through Pixies
Peak 10 increase the water supply OF this city has
caused the most intense excitement in Colorado
Springs. A splendid vein bearing large quantities
OF sivanite. has beer encountered by the con-
tractor. George W. Jackson. and samples Of the
find assay In the thousands. To-day pieces Of the
ore were roasted and globues of gold were APP
parent in the rock. The find is Of importance 10
this city, the precious metals found will belong
to II. Experts who have examined the property
say that millions Of dollars worth Of gold
tained in the vein encountered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
EAST BrFFtLO CATTLE MARKET.

East Bun.lo. Dac. Receipts 4 sale and tHrs5l
cattle sheep and hogs during IL. twenty four holis
1T noon to-day Cattle. 50 cars, sheen thl s,sp
l. cars. hogs q cars shipments Cattle = CT
and lambs ( cars hogs 10 cars catt,e-There VT a
loads on sale The demand was :alrb au'c guy s,isg.
The calf market abou, the same a. Sessf
ruling with a moderate demand, he ssss beng ~ IN
Shscp and larnbs-The total onerrgs wee = .,Ay,
GLIDING ( loads Of Canada fresh and In M ., sss%s
The rsther low. ana the bass '' Nee
s. IS a re little higher lanl'r 80
extra were quotable S. ,5Gs5 40 good 20 enc ~
50 25. fair 81 15n<5 sheep choice, snpfv
81 25as4 40 good e. choice ssnS4 - Hogs-lh' -,,i
Was not particularly large. 81 loads. ard ins ~ w,r.
opened fairly active for good weight hogs a. TS
qiioiable At 81 t0ds5 ~. heavy srd mciiNms - ss3
81 rs pigs 80 2aGs3 30 stoss 81 25bs3 81 ro us va
So 10: stays So 5odS. IS. Light p.gs and pin a "a
slow and duh. packers boush. most ~ tifm "a n
81 so At the close Workers were the basis q y
a decks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
WORKERS.

reception was given on MONDAY eN."e =, NJ
., acd Nre Frederick Bohlmann' at No
- x.,,Ssor.s, for Lieutenant Arthur W. Nugen'
NJ this city who sails for Cuba to-day; After "a
season Of dancing Alderman John ii. Sou'nNieN
presented 10 Lieutenant Nugent handsome ~
inc.case. on behalf of George ; Ma'lnso"' -"'
ms q, -, -,orras NJ Frazier Christian Gaul
r. Chadeayne. 1homas NJ, t1-
Frank Crowther and Mr.. Bohlmann. ..,.r
w. hollywood Inn Club will give recep'sson
ms evening for the employees OF the AieNa'1 'S
Srni,h & Sons CarQej COMPANY OWlils ~ - ~
iarre number Of persons employed by ms cor 80
ION the club will entertain half the hu'.pe. ~.
omnloves THIS evening and the remainder tO-ino'-
row evening. .....,o,~ will no
co. to-rnorrov q, the AmaCkassen Club house
II has been decided replace the fancy dtess Dali
planned FOR Tuesday evening December - y q
club dance. A., ou,,r ~,
charity ball will be given on The evening ,o OF
December % In aid Of 81. Johns RIVERSIDE HOS
rital AZ the Park Hill Country Club house. Andrew
Deyo is chairman Of the Committee of Arrange
pnepts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
COrPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Diyision-supreme court-Rece's until FRI
day December ~ al J. m.
supreme Court-Specal Tern,-Part Before srnyth. j.
Motion calendar called al 10: a. m.
Supreme COurt-Spccisl TERM Part II-Before Daily
J.-Court opens at 1890 a m. Ex- matters.
Supreme Court-Speciai Term Part IIlBefore Russell
divorces 1901 17l@ 2529. 1888 1901 22s7. 1884.
254C 2l42 255a 2o94 22es 1900 2301. 230. 2ss 200
2Da2 2l0l. Clear
Supreme Court-special Term.par Iy-Retor. s'over
Law and fact: Nos il46 i4l1 1902 1852 Sal, sci,
l48i 1874 1901 1895. 1868, 1859. Clear
Supreme Cour-Specai Term--Part N-BefoTc Mattice.
finished.
Supreme court-Special Terni-Part VI-Before Pryor.
INJECTIONS TO be sen; from Special Term, Part
supreme Court-Speciai Tern-Part NiI-Before Freed
man. J.--Eleyaed railroad cases. clear
Sapfem. ccurTal Ts agn os IIBsose Tra9
554e 1912 1871, 1915 729s 75l 1871 I3ti. 14l5. 67t
1853. 54sa 1874, 744O GD76 1913. $3.50 1895 6122
6tsJ. GO3o. GO31, $685.. 600. unfinished
Supreme Conrt-Trlsl Tern.,paI, IIImBefore Scott.
2si6. 25s 2sis 1871. 1922 2s31 2957 1912 29ss
900 3o4o Soai. so4a. 3oso 2s2 3l9. 1874. 3iO. 35s
3l57 Clear.
supreme Court-1rial Term-Part Iv-Before Book
sSver. Causes 20 Re sent from Pan III Trial.
Gear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST MRS. BO7KIy.

San Francisco. Dec. 2o-When John P Dunnins
called 70 the wtness-stand IN the Botkin
murder trial to-day he refused TO answer the ques-
ton put 70 him yesterday by Attorney Knight. for
the defence who wished know the names 81
women with whom Dunning had been intimate.
other than Mrs. Bo'kia. intimacy with whom he
has admitted
Dunning had spent the night In prison for refus-
ing 10 testify. and when asked give the informa-
ton said thar when It was shown that any woman
other than the accused could bc In any way con
nected with the takng-on of Mrs. Dunning and
her sister. he would give the names Of other
women.
Mrs. Louise Seeley. mutual friend OF Mrs Bot
kin and Dunning. told 81 her Acquaintance with
tttm. She denied ever having sent Mrs. Cunning
candy or 10 have written anony mously 20 Mrs.
Dunning Mr.. Pennington, father Of the dead
woman. testified that he had received and read
three anonymous letters sent 10 his daughter
Daniel T Ames. the writing expert OF New
York testified that he had examined all the writing
IN the case and convinced that the anonymous
letters. the address on the candy box and the note
10 Mrs Dunninss little girl, all written by
the same person and that Mrs Botkin the
writer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
NETWORK CITY.

NJ A. Golden is informed that Easter will come
on April ?. 1892
The First Moravian Church. Lexington-ave. and
Thirtieth-st. will celebrate It's 10th anniversary
on December %. % and q.
John Van Schaick. jr.. will deliver the third lect-
ure in his course on "Old Dutch New-Amsterdam
on December % at p. n in the ecture-room Of
the Church of the Divine Paternity. The subject
will be '1n the Days Of the First Three Gov
ernors"
The Monterey Mexico) branch OF the Mexican
International Railroad Is about finished. and will
he opened for regular trains Christmas Day
The passenger trains will consist Of first second
and third class cars between Reata and Monterey
and Pullman cars between Monterey and Ciudad
Porfrio Diaz. where change be made 70 the
San Antono-Mexco City through sleeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21

Supreme Court-rral Term-rart V-Betore DusTo' J.
-c,i,sos 20 be sent Part III for trial Gear.
supreme Court-Triai Term-Part NI-adjourned io'
the term. - ~, ,,. po,,h
J%os 1904 84l3 1888 $500 a507. 35i 3s2a 36io 3Iso
$40 2i}J 3s43 231i 1872 32ai :so4 So 80 s,o'
Se76 ASS a0O2 iO2s $3.50 $50 1896 1862 l'Ss lso-
supreme court-Trai Term-Part vIlI-Before Peek
man I-Cases 70 DO from Part vi FOR ia! lear
supreme Court--Trai Term-Psrt IX-B,fore Glider
sleeve J-Causes 10 be sent from Part III 'or Uia
suorerne court-Trla Term--P Part X-Betore MacLean.
Causes be sert from Part VII FOR ta' ''se ''
emnr.me court-rriai rerm-Part XIBetore McAdam.
J--Causes be sent from Part VII 'or tr'ai' oss ~
finished. -, ~, major. rexv T.
-causes TO be from preferred calendar Tor U'a'
Surrogate. cour.-chamhers-B Arnold s-CouTt
opens at 1890 wils FOR probate Harriet a.. ne
cavanarh Rerin, Cutman, at p: m ,,
surrogates Court--Trial Tern-Before fitIseraid' o.
10 400 will Of John baltimore. NJ 1920 a III, 1,-,
onens AZ 10 n m Motions at 1890 q. m ~
citv court-Tral Tcrn--Fart l-Betore conan ,a,-
Nos. i77s 572o i59 1884 a24 s2 Iol "" no.
2a 24 :s 2!ls 2ii: $i ,l S Slps 23 o 55 2ss
CIV cour,Trar Term-Par; 1IBefors oeioesos.t cs1
no, is $50 I s:s i: $50 s rs 1879 100 l
50 2loo 1898 1888 1891 1920 isa 2o4 2iaS 2'S' 2i4
ca @ rnnrtrraI rerm-Part IrIBefore Mccarthy J.
ieG1 l457 25 2oi7. 2i33 2l'4 2i7o 2isS ,t 80
2l44 2i45 2l4s 2i47. 2i4s. ai4s 2i'o 2i' 2i'- Z''
Case unfinished -. ~, p.,,-. E,,z.,,o,s
CITY CoU-Ira. T0s sa!s sass 1880 slos s7
slco 624s s4iO $500 e27e co.'s. @7s o4ae' Equity
eases: No.. sOl 2s4 2a5. 900. 300 Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
WANT MARRIAGE DEFINED.

pREspYTERI,Ne DESIRE \ CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENpMFNT TO PREVENT POLYGAMY.
Cincinnati Dec 20-The Cincinnati Presbytery
has considered polysamy and the question OF re-
fus,ns 10 ~eat Congressinan-elect Brigham y. Rob-
ol.ts OF Utah The Rev. Messrs J. y. Walker
w r. Reynolds and w. a. Eulaly the Committee
on Bills and Ovcrtures reported resolutions calling
upon Congressr,er Shattuck Bromwell and Brown
10 propose and vote for an amendment to the
United States Constitution defining marriage as
HOMOGENEOUS and forever forbddinC and making
unln wful and punishable crime all polyga-
nous plural celestial g. am other so-called mar
riaee except monoga n1ous ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
THE SECOND BATTERY REVIEWED.

The regular annual review OF the I'd New-York
Battery held al the srmory OF this command
last evening and attended by a large number
Of the friends and admirers Of the battery Briga-
dier-Genera Howard Carroll. Chief Of Artillery on
the STAFF OF Governor Black was the reviewing ON
Ger He was accompanied by SurgeonGeneral NJ.
O. Terry. General ": NJ Healey; Paymaster Gen
eral: Colonel H. b Moore. 1r.. Colonel Henry W
Sackett and Colonel John F. Doyle. After the bat;
terry had passed in review the men gave drill
and executed a number Of difficult movements, such
as mounting and dismounting the big guns. in al
efficient manner. Captain David Wilson. the com
mander was specially complimented by General
Carroll on the work OF his men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-The Rev. DR. Leighton Parks. Of
Boston BUCKINGHAM-Ilenry Phpps. Jrr OF
Ijttsburg CAMBRIDGE-Lord Sudeley Of Lon
don FIFTH NENUE-ChrisOpher l.. Magee. or
Pittsburg HOFFMAN-Colone J. T. Gaynor, of
FAYETTEVILLE y y: Charles Nelson. of Maryland
ex- Second Assistant Postmaster General: judge
John c. Bradley. of Philadelphia. and j. b. Lyon.
Of Albany HOLLAND-W. Caryi Ely. OF Niagara
Falls. William G. Rice. United states Cvll Service
Commissioner and Congressman r. r. HIT. Of llii
nois MURRAY HILL-Dr j. Bayard Clarke. OF
Elizabeth, y. j. NETHERLAND-G. p Ripley.
president Of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa re
Railroad and Marcus DAILY, OF Anaconda, Mont
WALDORF-L. C. Hanna of Cleveland. WEST
MINSTFR-Mrs. NJ Cary Thomas. president OF
Bryn Mawr College Pennsylvania. WlNDSOI'-R
r. Tat.ersa of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
TARRYTOWN.

The women o: the Happy Social Club gave an
entertainment last evening IN ne par.ors Of Con-
uue-or Hook and Ladder Compsny
The Tarrytown Pod and Gun Club viii noid a
.cirb smoker on Now Years Day and the MEM
he's OF Corqueror Hook and LADDER Company
have decided 70 keep open house on thnt day
The local branch OF iso Woman's National War
Relief AssOca tor.
The Crossings entertainment OF the First Baptist
Church sunday cnUo VIII be cid tomorrow even
Ing s-,, - -
rnert suit were resumed sterdav before Wills ;
Hovsradt or Poughkeeps!e. referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Smyth. J.
BRADLEY Cu-rier Company agt Jenkins-Adam Wiener
H,rsch est cen-Charles Donohue
Ridden agt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS norman
Raumsster agt. Cain-Charles Donohue
by DAILY. j.
Matter Of Shin-Robert Sturgis.
FILA. ae, New-York Maernerchor-Oliver p Buei.
Ferronenne Meyer-Stephen H. DIN
Rudd AIT. Rudi-Augustus c. Brown
BY Pryor. J.
Henderson, Company agt. CITY Of New-York-
wilbur Mcbride
Fohr agt Beird-Georre g. Battle
BY Russell J.
Brusneni agt wittner 1.-TWO cases)-Frederick @. Wet
~ RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Smyth. J.
BENJAMIN Cochran agt. A. s Baker Co.-James J.
Nealia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
WORK OF THE ANTIIWPERIALIsTS.

Ros,on Dec 2O-At meeting Of the Anti-Im
nsr,alist League held to-day congratulations were
extended through Samuel Gompers one OF the VICE
,rasldents 10 the American Federation OF Labor
o., ,ts resolution to instruct its executive officers
10 Use all honorable 10 secure the defeat OF
the legislation tending toward annexation and I'M
perlaIism" II was reported that Senator Hoar has
had in his hands petitions containing over 1900
names and that they coming in daily with m
creased volume from every State In the Union; also
that Cornell University has come into line with
other colleges with a large list OF names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board of Education, p
Institution for the Blind election Thirty fourth
st and Ninth-av p m
Medico-Legal Society Wadorf-Astoria. D. m.
Father Browns body in state. ST Mary the Nir-
gins Church.
Lecture by A r Conkling Church Of Divine
Paternity p
Brooklyn Ncw-England Society dinner, Pouch
Mansion evening.
New-York University department Of arts and
sciences dinner. Sherry's. p. m.
New-York University indoor gymnast!c athletic
tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Dec. 20 S:i5 p m-FNchange SSsr,hers
nrn. No red Western winter rs 81. No ttS a. IN a.
spring Is ~ cornspo, firm American mlNeo o, ',Sp
futures steady December. Rs lo7sd January ~ unsf
Is Id March. 3s $40. Flcurst. LOUIS la' q. is9
steady Hope a l. ndon tacifc Coasil u"'. Us
Is los Beef duh. extra INDIA mess tos NE ,,os res
Pork duh, prime fine Western oV. ~ "a %
medium Western 40 III Hams short cut - a :, ps
easy 3is Bacon 6u CUM crlsnd cut, = 20 light
short 20 ~ N. 3.S 81. long clear ms =, As n
rs 81 N. 2ss long clear miGics heavy - telles
27s. shor, clear backs 10 % - n rs 90 as DUH
IL T. 10 33s shOuiders-Square. IL 70 ~ ~ ,mer-
l~rd-Prime Western dan 2Is I'd. cheese x Prime
Van nnest white. as I'd do coored. as 80" sls y
city steady. Pos III. Acknowledgements s"''" "
K)sn--common steady. Al 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
NEW ROCHELLE.

George Dewitt and David Leary. ot this village.
Nsd an exciting runaway on Monday, while driving
on the Boston Post Road The horse took fright
and became unmanageable near Mamaroneck, ana
IN trying get IL under control the men rel pc
,leath the buggy and were dragged and kicked
nearly TO death. They found In uncon-
ec.ous condition and taken TO a roadhouse nearby,
and afterWa,d brought 10 their homes. In New
Rochelle. Lewi;ts spine was wrenched, ana he
5nay not recover. Leary's face is permanently dis
.1crired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
Gro. CLINT Co.
A,.4s AND 47wsr 2sesT.
NEAR BROADWAY.
~Aemenf: ls4 AND 1856 WEST l9"sFRen
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.


,oo- @,ed with the County Clerk that
James NJ Hunt Of Workers. mas oe." ,ha ac-
g., the Supreme Court as referee 10 zane ~
-. =, Clarence Lexow, receiver OF the r d.
v,6orbe,e Company, manufacturers OF nlee'
ohauu ivory and other goods, ana repo'' '
,roner distribution Of the balance in the hanaS %
The receiver. 49, S,nroue Court has
Jus ., an order accompanied by an OPIUM,
- me recointug Of the oelec Ron ri
the last eieSroa 10 add 10 the number OF votes
Sanyassed ny them for Edwin " - Hdnct there
cratic candidate. s!sven vo.es are also directed
80 ia 70 the vote of The mas X; hogkss, here
publican candidate I'VE votes more S,0 than six hundred
RON s, on Solio,s and the neJ gain TO Mayor
nv the recount is three with aoo4i orr nave been
ballots On W The Board CT CanyasssrS on I'm, hnf
n;nion Of it's counsel. Charles r MGoe'i nassed
they had 'se ep,ed TO the inspectors Of election o.
The First District Of Mount fS Hnn;s,rsct OF the
district Of N9r9 G yoNsrs shG the Second district Of
oof saS Ward Of Yonkers he Second P RTd Dis 81
me Fourth Ward OF Mount Second District of
,rict o. to appear before them to-noirpOM
carving III 10 O'Clock TO correct uisod for
1wesn the uretTrned by them and the ngures e
-heir respective tally sheets ms -, eler+on for
~ the contest over the result OF '"e
Ry vote OF eleven TO two the Wes'ches,'i, was
Association yesterday moIIli's 49, oens should be
me o,eS from faxation and the matter "@7 IN
ferred TO a special committee 10 10 LEGISLATURE
on me session. The bin is 10 be presentea 20
The association for its appToVai ID '"'
'ng IA White Plains charter election took place IN
srdnv afternoon and resulted in the ciGo vsnIanck
following trustees: First MHio 4Tf =" ward VII
eecono Stnri;;nT. fFOur;h Ward Charles = ohel
Tood' and Fifth Ward. Charles DeuieF"a"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-21
IcEMEy AND LUMBERNEN DISAPPOINTED

Saratoga. y. Y. Dec 20 1SpeciaD.-The rain
sio.m and mild weather which set in throughout
Northern New-York to-day and threaten TO con-
tinue cause much worriment among the icemen
The ice had obtained thickness OF nine inches and
developing rapidly The annual harvest wa.
to begin when the ice reached thickness Of twelve