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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

Genoa November LEGION Msss.a Psl' I-.,. IL
passengers Henderson Bros. Arrived az the Bar at
Steamer city Of Kingston CRr. Mahsr Port Antonio
with frui, American Fruit Co. Arrived at the Bar
s,e aa F'5 AIsns Br seae: ssyanla Y2yemssr p
Fortune Island WIN mdse and IS sa5, IN, pa.enser TO
steamer General Whitney Hawthorn. Ne~-orleans No
ieamer Coniho Risk Gavestoa November 30 ard Key
West December . with mdse and passengers to c II
steamer Iroquos Ken,te jacksonville December ani
Charleston 4. with mdse and passengers to William
steamer Tallahassee Askins savannah December 5.
"sn mes ana noaz ana Newport
with mdse and passengers - on Dominion So 60 ...
sandy Hook. Dec g. $50 n-Wlnd southwest, light;
clear.
SAILED
Steamers Tr.a.uy o. fpr Bremen H.y.qs Frs
St Lucia etc; Bowie ,BD Liverpool: Iahn Ger BFensn
Va Add 9 %aw6sT E Pas. S Ta
orleans senior Ger Vera Cruz Nacoochee savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Dec CARVED steamer Crc (rr,. ThomaA
southampton Dec sNArrlved steamer Kaiser Friedrich
icrl stoermer New York tor Bremen Cand proceeiet "a
sss6s xsa 2S ana 5rossa 9
Brow Head De, 6-Passei. steamer Lake ontario 'Bo.
scy Dee s-Passei steamer Manltou OBJ. cannon',
Lizard De- e--Pas,sd steamer Palaua Ger. KaroTa,
' swansea Dec 5EsSied steamer Kansas cry Ri.
Jones NeN-Nork. -
Dnngcne.s poe 6-Passed steamer cape Comorn 'Br,.
holman NeS-York for Rotterdam.
,ireenock. Dec 5-sari. steamer Turanan OBJ. ORR
hths Portland 49,,
Plymouth Dec 6-Arriyed. steamers Ceylon tNor HAN
sen New York. I'lrlken (Nor Berch. Philadelphia .
Copenhagen Dec SAILED steamer Norge tpa-' A"u'-
u. New York -..
AMSTERDAM Dec Arrived. steamer ocean Dutch,
Cas-a"s New-Yoik 9Th. sailed Ei'm Dutch. he NreS
New-lork. Nh
Artw,,p Dec s-saci. steamer Frieslani 'Bes' Nick
els New York preyiouslyD - 80,
Gibraltar pee 6-Passed steamer Kaiser Wilhelm G'rh
Uogemann. Genoa and Naples for New York. -
Dec 2-Arrivef steamer Shh tBrl. kaN~y'
New York via 81 Nichaels for singapore. etc
Venice Dec Arrived. steamer Picqua tbri, bT'"n'
New York via Trieste "a sailed. lstra Ausu su''orA
New York.
r.ume. Dec arrived. steamer Auretta an r S.
Trieste New-lork
Genoa Dec ARRIVED. steamer rocshontas ,Rr James
New York
Fovcy. & Sailed. steamer Heathnell B0. Ne
kenzie. New York. n
Para Dec 4-Saei. steamer Grangense usr sp'iin~
New York.
Rio Janerc. Dec 3-saiiel. steamer Gan-o G,s'
Fisher. New York -,
Pernambuco Dec 5-Arrivei steamer Colerdss d'r'
saltcr New ork Via - Lucia FOR Rio Janeiro -
Santos Dec ARRIVED. steamer Roman Prince tiirl
Curtis. Rio JanerO: 9th, sailed. steamer
I.asscll OBJ Lewis. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
UNITED STEAMSHIP COuPANYS PLANS.

The United Steamship Company. OF CopenhaFel.
which last October purchased the Tkngvalla Line
OF steamers running this port from Christian
SAND, has already increased It's service. Formerly
the Thinevalla Line steamers out - this port
for Norway and Sweden every two weeks Thu
United Steamship Company has made that service
q weekly one Tho steamers sailing on alternate
weeks carry passengers, while the other steamers
are devoted entirely 10 the freight trade New
steamers will soon be placed on Tho line IN this
port for passenger purposes
The United steamship Company has almost en-
tire control OF the trade from Norway ana Sweden.
and has been for some time running steamers from
,-onenhaecn 20 New Orleans and Newport News.
The New York line Will be known as the Scandi-
Go VIII be the passenger agents. ana Fun'h. fdye
& Co tho freight agents.
None of those Interested IN The line would discuss
Yesterday It's future plans. but IN shipping circle
cauerailv IL IS understood that the Inc VIII carry
on an active trade between this port ana the port :
formerly entered b. the 4hlagyalia Line and Al
the time wil Try 10 open up a iduv WIN tHe
Russian Baltic DORIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Dallas Tex Dec. 5.-sheriif Cabell to-day re-
coiy.I news that ex-Sherr High OF Morris Coun-
- had been killed ny negro named Joseph
Thomas. a mob has formed at Daincerfeld to take
tho negro from jail and lynch him
san Francisco. Doc Carl ckcr. one of the
four fOrgeYS who raised ii Sl2I check on tho Nevada
Eank 20 S.2 90. has confessed. His accomp.lces
have all turned states evidence and II Il believed
tha, Becker confessed 50 tuat CreegaD who has
been his particular partner ln crime. could no.
benefit By his confession. which Was made about
zen days ago.
San Francisco Dec C-'rhe examination Of tales
for The purpose Of securing a jury TO try Mrs
Cordelia BOtkin. accused OF the murder or MTs
T. p Dunnng and her sister. Mrs. Joshua 7.
Ibeane Of Dover. Del. occupied the attention ~
Judge Cook court to-day. Eight JURORS have been
secured
GAINESVILLE WIS, Dec. s.-Chari-s I. wilcox ~as
found dying with his arms about the corpse Of hi-
wife IN his home, IN this city to-day. He was
unable 20 speak. His wife had been dead a week
At least. and re could not disclose tie mystery
surrounding her des IA Three hours later the man
was dead whetner from POISON Or starvation is not
known The couple quarrelled II Is said, and often
had violent encounters-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
TO PREVENT DESECRATTON or THE FLAG
DRAFTS OF The BILL TO RE PRESENTED tt
CONGRESS FOR ENACTMENT

DRAFTS OF The BILL TO RE PRESENTED TO
CONGRESS FOR ENACTMENT.
Chicago, Dec 6-At a meeting Of the American
Flag Day A. ISOLATION at the Great Northern Hotel.
tho following bill which will be presented 10 Con-
Ffess was adopted:
BE it enacted by the Senate and the louse Of
REPRESENTATIVE Of the United states or America!
in Congress assembled that 4 shall he unlawful
for any person to print. stamp or in any manner
thereof. any word. figure. design or
mcnt of merchandise or other Pre- perty or OF any
persons trade occupation or business. or 10 pub
fish exhibit or advei tisemcnt any sucn
nag or representation thereof so printed, stamped
or IMPRESSED Also that II shall BE- unlawful for
any one 20 manufacture or Use the flag or any rep
resentation thereof for clothing, awnings or In any
other manner which shall tend to its dosecration
Section l. a violation Of this act snail subject
the offender 30 fine Of not less than so nor more
than 500. .,.,- -. Aau .,,h
iec+ offender imprisonment ,or ono year and
n fire of rot less than A.o"'
The association Is TO be supported IN It's under
taking by the Sons OF the American Revolution.
Grand Army Of the Republic and the Society ~
Colonial Wars OF Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

An important conference OF re a'esenta'iVes OF
electrical Insurance. architectural and allied in
,.~.ets Of the country was held yesterday at the
rooms OF tho NoH-York Board Of Fire Underwrit-
cre 10 consider proposed revision Of the Ma
tional electrical code" governing the installation
and operatiDu of electrical apparatus throughout
the United States The rues were discussed section
hv section ana several minor changes were sug-
geeted Another meeting will be held to-day, at
which hnal action Will be taken. Among the or
eanizatlons Interested In the movement to bring
about nlodifca tons changes Of existing rules
&c Tho American Institute OF Architects. the
American Institute OF Electrical Engineers. the
American Society Of Mechanical: Engineers the
American Street Railway Association. the Factory
Mutual Fire Insurance companies. the National
Association OF Fire Engineers the National Board
81 Fire Underwriters. the National Electric Light
Association and the Underwriters National Flee
.rfc Associations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
NEW ROCHELLE

r1,. ,Il,age trustees on Monday nigh gave an al
o., ,,ed bearing 70 the " stchester Electric COM
Tany On its application for franchises in Mans,
from Centre-ave 20 Husueno'-st, and in NhFah
sva from North-s,. to the Pelham line. me iraa
~bises were granted and the company mas u"'"
NJ IL 10 place the road N operation. c,. Ill,
The annual meeting OF the EequDhcan G,uS ~ W
,scted tbsf IL viii dsland. a committee sonsEl I
III of Charles u. Morgan. y. y Gouee ana " % -.
cci4=or vii ther call general meeting OF the he
pu5licans Of TIE own ana yiiage 70 orSsz f,c
,,ooe witch have for several years MADE local
yIc,ory II possible viii De united. ,,,oo,.
IT, .r6 ~ Trade az meeting on Mohda!
,,.a,,,rr oiert-d Vicc-T dent y. Il. Todd 10 oe
president ne PLACE Of aae ycepr es
49, The director have appointed the following
committee 70 draft the new ely '9ar,eTy s soen
FuceI Lambden, Or Beyea, VI. J. Onion ana
Iueh " Hsrmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
TRIAL or NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR HANscOn
EVIDENCE BY THE JUDGE ADVOCATE REGARDING
OVERTIME.

EVIDENCE BY THE JUDGE ADVOCATE REGARDING
OVERTIME
Philade phia, Dec 6-At to-day's session OF the
court-nartial investigating the charges against
Naval Constructor John =. Hanscom. relative 20
extra pay allowed workr at the League Island
Navy Yard Lieutenant John J. Knapp, the Judge
lvoca,e OF the cour,. the arst witness. He
tilted TO having recently mac an examination
the department Of construction ard repair az
League Island. and to having prepared paper
e.-:rg tho names 81 the wot amen and no over
tine made by each. In this ne figured the amount
due at 30 per cent allowance, and he changed the
credit Of one and nve-e.ghths days time 70 ora
ard tnree-eiehths. He said he was familiar with
tho naval gulations regarding extra pay that the
regulations allowed three days pay for continuous
work OF twen;y-four hours, and allowed % per
cent Increase for over'..le between D. m. and
& a.. m.
IN his examination. h. said he did not find pos
i,ively that any men worked more than the regu-
lar hours but when there was any doubt he al
eIghthe merely reducing 20 one and three-eisht MS
those about whom there no question.
a question from Mr.. Harscon.s counsel. whether
Lieutenant Knapp IN his investigation had learned
thar between March and July men had worked
earlier than a N. and later than $50 P M. was
objected 10 by Captain LauchheiUer. on the ground
that the cross examination must be confined 70 the
PAPER IN evidence. dating from June 10 10 June 80.
The Court sustained the objection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
FRANK J. GOULDS BUSINESS FUTURE

Now that Frank J. Gould. the youngest Of the
sons Of lay Gould. has reached his majority there
bv under the terms OF his fathers will becoming
one OF the and trustees % the estate It IS
expected that he viii also be elected 10
bershp the directories OF the various Gould prop
critics His three older brothers these boards.
but each has some interest 10 which he devotes his
special attention George J. Gould is especially
tive In the management OF the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road system. Edwin looks after a big match COM
pany and Howard. who was elected 10 membership
in tho New York Stock Exchange on February f..
1895 IL Is will 90 into Wall street his return
from his wedding trip. Frank j. Gould il. Ike his
brother George. expert t"lcerapher. and has all
Union Telegraph Company. and 1t l. believed that
ne will turn his attention chiefly to the affairs 81,
that corporation. He is also said to he greatly in
terosted in the International and Great Northern
Railroad Company. OF the Gould roads in Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
NFW-YORK STATE SAVINGS BANKS.
INTEREST FALLING SLIGHTLY. AND DEPOSITS
INCREASING LARGELY.

INCREASING LARGELY.
Albany Dar $ (SpeciaD FREDERICK n Kilhurn.
Snnerirtenden. Of the state Banking Department.
said to-day thar he was not su-p ed 20 hear that
the Rowery Savings Bank and other big savings
banks In New-York were thinking Of reducing thor
rate OF interest fro n Pc cent to 3i1 per cont
For several years" said Ilr Kilbura. the big
savinte banks have only maintained their per
cent rate because 81 their possessing iargH sur
pluses: for their loans and the bonGs they have
purchased have not on tho average Melted them
over ger cent or 81 per CEN: Lately thet DIFF
culties have Increased owing TO the large amou,ta
Of money which men Of means have beer sec@inr
. IA, a. The competition for high class nun ipa
bonds a which the savings banks are permitted
T. invest. has raise. their prize. and consequently
lowered the rates Of Interest Oh Unable from then
Actually the held - investment Of the savings
banks is a narrow one
Did not the Legislature - 1895 enlarge tho hed
q investment for me savings banks permitting
th,ni 20 inyes; in -i'.-edsei railway 5on9s?'
Yes. but even Ncw-Yora Central bonds 90 nor
aet the savings hanks over g.. per cent
The savings banks OF this STATE have become
sigantic and steadily incre asing their assets
on January Of the present year the resources Of
the banks in Manhattan and The Bronx alone
amounted 10 s472le7a ~ while those ~ Brooklyn
amounted to ;lo 356 81 %. those OF Buffalo 70 $40.
ll7Oa7 o. those o. Albany 20 <i93lioiI r. those Of
Rochester 10 s35G736N g. and those Of Syracuse 10
t24 $4,000
The rapid increase OF TIE saw gs-bank deposits
since President NrKinley assumed Office IS indi-
Gated ov the fact that on July J. isj,, the total re-
source. % the savings banks In this state were
$500 g. 800 o. while January l. 1885 they amount
ed 10 $500 75l 24i ~. IN sis months there had been
al increase Of over 100000. The same banks on
Iuly 1, 1885, had resources amounting to 3H>'-9''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07

East Ruraio Dec 8--Recepts of sale and throuss
cattle. sheep and hogs during the twenty four hou's
ended noon to-day were Cattle. 81 cars; sheep Sno
lamb. 10 cars; hogs. los shipments :" 'a'.
sheep and lambs. | car. hogs. 10 Iattle- ADou
leads sale. There fairly active demand Tor 60
butcher cattle easier a shade lower than Ne-eiSa
ngure. Calves fair demand but easier. noi,>
to extra v-gc cuotable STnS 70 good 10 chol,,''
81 .5dS7 Sheep and lambs The offerings were 3" oa',
There a fair demand for lambs On the oasis
s. 95QS5 10 lambs. but sheep easier iSth'
choice 20 extra wer. quotahle al s. 23as5 40 good
choice $5as5 IS common fair. 81 @u -. q.
choice extra iO1st Is good choice 81 Sh 30 "
common fair 81 5o0>3 80 Hostile orerinss -.
loads and with light volume ~ outside oFue's
market ruled stow lower considering the volume O.
offerings for both days. The market was fairy s,r,
taned Heavy quotable 81 a0r SO ~ go en.
35dS3 4o Workers. 81 23s3 so pigs 50 .o9s ~,
roughs. sass oS: stays. 81 So The close Wa "'"~
easy and somewhat irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
THE CoRONEr STARTS on HER CRUISE.

The schooner yacht Coronet. owned by Frederick
4 Pearson chief engineer OF the Metropolitan
street Railway and member OF the New York
Yacht club, passed out Sandy Hook at ! .5S
o'clock yesterday afternoon on an extended cruise
10 the West Indies and European waters. The
Coronet IS the largest schooner In the fleet OF the
New-York Yacht club, and since She was built. In
lsS5 has been famous As an ocean racer. She was
purchased by Mr.. Pearson coupe OF months ago
and mas since been thoroughly overhauled and
fitted with a new set Of sails The party on board
i, made up OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson. their chill
dreu. Nh Pears ; mother and some guests from
Boston. The Coronct goes first to Bermuda. from
their 10 Santiago thence back to Bermuda. and
aftcrward Trinidad. Then the yacht Will 20 10
England. il being expected to reach their In Febru-
arv From British waters a cruise VIII he made
TO tho Mediterranean during March and April. and
return again to England, making the home voyage
frOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
LAS1R CASES MY BE QUASHED.

Max J. Lasar has settled the forfeiture claim on
the diamonds he charged with smuggling into
this country IN November. 1891 by paying the SIS. coo
duty due them. EX-Judgc Dttcnhoefor. coun-
sci for Lasar. made effort yesterday In a con-
ference with Assistant District-AttOrney Baldwin
to have the indictments against Lasar Emanuel
Iasar and the latters wife Helena. quashed. ani
q settlement Of the case practically agreed on.
General Burnett United States Distrct-Attorney.
said afterward that the indictments might be
brought up FOR trial after all but nothing had been
definitely scttl ID. General Burnett said lie was
thoroughly satisfied to the guilt OF Lee Reich e
man. who Is also under indictment charge II
receiving the diamonds in this country and though
thar the Government could make out clear case
against Rechman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
THE BJTFALO TESTS HER MACHINERY.

The United States cruiser Buffalo left the Brook
lyn Navy Yard at II % O'Clock yesterday morning
on her second start to join Admiral Dewey's nert
at Manila. The Buffalo started several weeks
ago. and then nui into Newport. r. L. with her set
valves out Of order and other defects in her ma
chinery She was then sent to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for repairs. She has on board seven hundred
sailors. Of them being for other vessels of
Admiral Dewey fleet. She also carries large
quantity OF stores for the fleet IN the way Of cloth
ing provisions and ammunition The Buffalo
passed outside the Hook at l:b p m. presumably
starting her voyage. and AT s =. she was
riGhted returning. and II At first thought that
she had met with another accident. She came into
the Bay and proceeded to the anchorage OF Tomp-
gone ont 10 sea on short Trip 10 test her machl-
merry nd adjust her compasscs. and that she would
proceed her long voyage IN few days. The
Buffalo is under tho command Of Commander
HemQnLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Anueduct Commissioners meeting. p. m
Review of eth Regiment. armory. p. m
Board Of Education, p IN.
s,x-dav bicycle race. Madison Square Garden.
Roard Of Review OF National Trottng Associa-
tion. MURRAY Iiil Hotel
,.n,.od states Brewers Association, Arion Hall.
y a. m ..-.,
Xcwyork Club reception for Rcar-Admirai
Schley. evening.
,,.o,,~c ~ Marine Insurance Underwriters. No.
s. Nassau-SL
Executive Committee OF Druggists League.
2.
Studer,s' Dramatic Club performance. Carnegie
Iyccum. s1S ?. n
Professor Albert venn Dicey's lecture. Columbia
I'nivers,.v y.
Lecture by John Van S-heick. Church 81 Divine
Paternity. ?. m.
Merchants and Manufacturers Board Of Trade
Hoffman House. $50 ? N.
church % tho Archareel fair No "a West One
hundrcd-aud sixteenth-et.. afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

1,,a Westchester Electric Railroad Company mas
fled In the County Clerks office certificate OF '"e
extension o. i;s tracks In the city OF Mount YER
non. in Primrose ave. from North fourth-a>e' "
Vernon Place 10 Grard-st.. TO North columbus
ave to Wartburg-avc 10 lawrenCe-s,., N,'u g The
along tho california Road northerN t.ile 81 ~. ~.
City: also an extension in south C9inmpu -, TO
ass.e-n linz Of ci'y. also. in West l"ncoIh-"N"'
rom Norm Fourth-avc. 10 Mount Neriio'.-.'Sr :,
- ,,,,,,oi r,eefing Of me Westchester county
.grici,urai Socirtv held at 'he Town Hali ~ tnas
Village Yesterday morrn G. the fo,ioW}'nE OH" , w.
49, .lecfad. President James tNlkliS. :,
nresdent Moses " Taylor: secretary Edward ~ .,
Ions: treasurer Joseph 3 See; dire'l'LS .o' CnI1s
A ma so,oT,Te finance committee was
.Iohn J. Moran. y T. Hunter ano " =, :" IN 1ie 81
~. he sociev is in satisfactory condition
,,nanc;aily and othe~w.se Following ne n"S, I'm
,,ca.inr the annual dinner was server ~ AliI'.
hrsieTs Tnion Hotel which Presid1n Ho} 1n@
3ioossssnS r Sc " l. Sammis. Theodore y Tomp-
III nd ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
"LITTLE MINISTER" COPYRIGHT ~ cOURT

John NJ Forbes Philip Hathaway and Lorenzo
Somplc. rs receivers OF the American Publishing
Corporation: the Manhattan Trust Company. and
Y. VI. Coryon. have brought suit In the United
States Circuit Court against tho II. NJ Caldwell
Company, restraining the mana gers of that cor
poration from publishing and selling copies Of J.
NJ Barric's novel. The Little Minister" The
complaint recilos that Mr.. Barrie in 1880 sold the
exclusive copyright to publish tho book in America
10 J. w. Lowell who transferred It TO the United
States Book Company which copyrighted and pub
llshed the book in 1891 An injunction is asked TO-
restraining the II. VI Caldwell Company from pub
fishing or selling The book and for an accounting
Ct the profits already derived from sales of the
infringing COPIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TT ESDAY. DEC. &. 1895.
ARRIVED.

steamer Marquette tBr Gates London November "a.
with mise and 30 cabin passengers % the New Y ork
Shipping 60. Arrived Al the Bar AZ 1918 m.
Steamer Port Melbourne tl}r) Smith. London November
90 with nise cabin passengers Ia New York snip
Ming % Arrived at the Bar a 10 9Th.
steamer Evelyn Hutchinson. Dunklrk November |.
with mdse Barber to. Arrived at the Rar at ii 80
m. Dec :. -
in bae 81 - Rowrng Archibald Arrived az the Bar at
-
IN ballast anchored Lower BaV 10 10 Tor orders
steamer British Trader Br). pHagan. Antwerp No
venber 10 with mdse u Santerson son. Arrived at
he m.
steamer Deutschland ,Ger, Schlerhost Rotterdam No
vemher 81 IN ballast Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar
at y p m Dec : and anchored.
steamer Iadoga dBr). Goulding, Algiers November IL
ballsst simpson. Spence & Young Arrived at the
~ I.iH u II. December J
Steamer cyrus (Brl simmons Soursbaya September 10.
Ttlstiap ~ Port Said October IS Gibraltar November
and st Mchaels 49, Via Delaware Breakwater Decem-
her o. with sugar the American sugar Refining Com
pany' vessel TO simpson Spence Young Arrived at the
Bar at a m
Steamer Hespsria lB Coveriey. Marsees October ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
MOUNT VERNON.

John Pcke's lied on Monday at the home OF
Thomas 1. Paskett 30 80 South Fourih-ave NJ.
Pickles was hfty-hve years old and was born IN
Eng,arl lis wife died 10 this city lst June
The funeral will be held this evening = me home
Hiawatha Lodge Free ard Accepted M2sons. beth-
ieheu Commander Kni IS Templar q Mount
Vernon Chapter. Royal Arcn Masons. VIII attenSd'
Nj and Nrs ? A Hi. ol No. l52 North Eishtn-
ave celebrated the tenth anniversary or their mar
riaee on Monday night Several mt -drf1 guests
were in attendance -,
charles Rothcnhsve'or. for many years well
Js,ov-n druggist in West Mount Vernon. died on
Monday AZ his home 10. Is West Lincoln ave
The funeral was held last night at his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
AcTD on FTRE n THE ARMY BUILDING

\ carboy Of sulphuric acid slowed away In the
basement Of the Army Building caught fire al noon
yesterday and caused no little excitement among
tho tenants of the building. the fumes from tho
acid permeatcd all the offices. 4 FIRE alarm was
sent In. but the fremcn dared not pour water
N. acid. tho carboy WAS finally placed a
hand-truck. taken up on the elevator and thrown
INTO the street where the nrc extingushed
With ashes. No serious damage was done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-07
ANOTHER ADVANCE ~ SUGAR

The American Sugar Refining Company. the Ar
buckles and the DOscher Refinery yesterday ad-
vanced the price Of refined sugar one-eigNth OF a
cent a pound. Tho Sugar Company also advanced
The price o. fvc-pound bags OF eranulated sugar
one-sixteenth OF q cent q pound.