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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

Tho contest between the opposing Democratic
factions in New Rochelle came up in the supreme
Cour, before Justice J. O. Dykman yesterday MORN
ING on an application for an order deciding when
of Tho two Democratic conventions recently hello IN
that town was regular in It's call and proceedings
ono convention was controlled by the Michael j.
Dillon faction, the other by the adherents OF Johh
R,slev The contest for regularity was first tak"h
% thu Town Clerk who decided in favor OF the
r,i,Ior convention and from this decision an appeal
was taken TO the Supreme Court Justice DyKman
after hearing argument as to the proceedings prior
IN tho calling Of the two conventions. took the
nanors reserving his decision. This fight among
the Democrats OF NeW-l'ocheIIe mas "c'" b''''s VIZ
Tho BOARD Of Supervisors held half-hour SEES
sion yesterday morning when an ad}ou,hIenr Wa
taken 10 April J. the date Of the hnal adJourniNeh'.
In the afternoon the Board attended dinner gwen
bv Chauncey T Secor, its chairman IN Don
The annual report of the Ottawa Truss and Sur
gical Manufacturing Company. hled IN tHe CouilE
Clerks Office. shows that the capital STOCK oI ~
se2 20. the debts do not exceed s3S,64S: assets,
N3l 7& The Pelham Electric Light and Power
Company has increased the numbe: OF us directors
County judge Smith Lent has reversed the de-
cision Of Supervisor Herbert D. L"nl, "i .,i RAJ
Of BrOnXyille The Supervisor declared the pr
ceedings taken to secure the incorporation on Lne
village Illegal and Of no effect on the Stou9 ma
a number OF tn" thirty-seven siSneTs 10 the ptLI-
lion wer, women and that the boundaries ~ ne
proposed village encroach on the terrlloIE OF AZ 1as
xiv of Mount Vernon. Tn" County JndSc nnoss
these objections insufficient TO defeat the proposed
Interpretation and as his decision is final the vi,
r;,7olry for nIInicpal honors between the two set
Elements OF Tuokaho and BronXvHe IN East ines
ter Recently Judge Lent decided asaIlA, tI' I
g. w. instance as he has again reversed the SUI
pcrvisor in the BronXville aita'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
NEW YORK CITY

G. o MARITIME sends s25 to this Office for tho relief
q the Cuban sufferers and 81 s s" sends $50 for
tho same purpose
Coroner yucca and a jury held inquest late
Yesterday afternoon into the cause OF death Of
Michele Bianco. thirty years old. Of No. 81 Null
berry-st; Joseph Rounelo. twenty-five" years old
Of the same address. and Felice Corobino thirty
four years old NJ No II Oak-st.. who were killed
on the morning OF March s. while excavatnG for
the New-York terminal OF the New East River
Bridge at the foot OF Delanceyst by being crushed
by the falling of n drtcar which was being hoisted
The engineer In charge OF tho hosting engine ran
AWAY after the accident, but was arrested later
and taken to Bellevue Hospital a prisoner. suffering
from injuries received at the time. The jury found
a verdici OF accidental death, and Coroner yucca
discharged the engineer from custody.
The funeral OF the nine unidentified victims OF
tho Bowery Mission lodging house fire will be held
this afternoon at the undertaking establishment of
the stephen Merritt Company. in West Twenty
third-st II is thought useless 10 hold them longer
for iden inca ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
PTCHUOND BOROTGH HAPPENINGS.

Tho Supreme Court opened I'm Richmond yes
t,rdav morning with Justice Jesse johnson on the
bench The organization OF the Crane Jury was
DELAYED owing 10 the absence OF many of the
Jurors but it was finally formed with full num-
ber The only case tried that Of +. j. dwell
against Frederick Tiedemann OF St George
dwell sued guardian ~ his son who it was
oi"Ted was beaten by Mr.. Tiedemann with
riding whip. The case vas scarcely begun waen
the defendant offered to settle Young dwell
professor Frederick F., Partington. OF the
Staten ISLAND Academy. VIII give a lecture this
H"vanine on Spain In the Academy building
dinner will be held this evening by the Board
~ directors Of the XIII Won Ku Yacht club i'm
the Cove Hotel West BRIGHTON.
IIenry p Morrison. Deputy Commissioner Of
r,h,,n Works IS moving his office effects 70 the
Richmord Building in New Brighton.
Tho X ate WhecloCk and Staten Island Whist
c,,,ss will hold a tournament this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
rorR INJURED BY 4 sHED'S COLLAPSE.
CAUSED TO FALL. by THE WEIGHT OF SNOW on
THE ROOF-THE MEN EATING IN
SIDE AT THE TIME

Two men were severely injured and two others
were slightly hurt by the COLLAPSE OF temporary
shed AZ the Fleetwood Racctrack at one hundred
and-sixty-ntth-st and Grard-ave. yesterday after
noon The injured were:
Rr-nXs HENRY. II No 1872 sast one hundred and
tenth 81: rlsht hip d.slocated taken homo
MARBLE OWEN II No. 305 East One-hundred- and -
" frth- 81 corpond fracture of both legs. taken 10
Fordham Hospital
s1MoNs. FREDERICK Of No 1si nathgate-aye. in
ured about tie body taken 70 his home.
eroCKuorr RICHARD Of No sol Merose-ave s.,,n
uourd and contisIons ana bruises the nj
hodv. taken Fordham Hospital
The shed was fifty by twenty feet long and ton
fec, high The men. under the direction Of Frank
Ken,lc,n OF No lSi East One-hundred ar d-ninth-
G, tho foreman were engaged in tearing down the
ers ndstand and other buildings on the grounds OF
The racetrack Early in the afternoon they stopped
They we're eating when the building suddenly
The fallen structure penned the four down in
such n manner make IL extremely difficult
and hazardous to rescue them without causing
them additional injuries Policeman Frank Nolan
OF the Morrisana station and several other persons
heard their cries for help, and got them from be-
meath the pile OF planks and beams. The foreman
received several slight scratches and Commissions
lie was arrested and taken to the Morrisa MIA Police
sent either 10 the hospital or to their homes.
Kemlein was held in $500 bail .or examination on
Friday by Magistrate Brdnn. He said he was en-
ployed by ]. Reebers Sons. whose place OF business
II Mt One hundred and seVcnth-st. and the East
River and that the shed was built for store
that the weigh, OF snow on tho roof caused the
accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
REFORM CLUBS RAPID TRANSIT PLANS.

The Reform Club. through its Committee on
Municipal Administration has taken up the queS-
ton OF rapid transit and John De wiz warner
the president OF the club. has appointed the FOL
lowing Committee on Rapid Transit: Stanwood
Menken chairman; William b. Hornbower JohE
G. Agar Avery H. Andrews and James Loeb
The committee proposes 10 take hold OF the que'-
ton not alone by cooperating with the other
committees appointed to oppose the Ellsworth
bill 10 which they have the strongest antagonism,
not only on account OF the loss TO the publ"
through the discharge Of the Commissioners fully
acquainted with transit conditions here, but par
tjcularly because they consider IL dangerous TO In
fuse politics into the conduct Of any great public
work.
In speaking to a Tribune reporter last night
Mr. Menken said:
Not only will the committee appear at Albany.
but we think it may be possible, by securing a
conference of the different public bodies interested
I'm rapid transit, TO form very powerful rapid
transit association which, having hut one object
in view will concentrate and make felt the popu-
lar demand for rapid transit in so decided man
ner that the powers that be will not only refrain
from opposing the plan Of the present Commission.
but that seeing the trend OF the people, feelings.
they will realize the political necessity OF advanc-
ing the cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW -YORK-MONDAY. MARCH q. 1898
ARRIVED
steamer Georgian o Parker London =, March TO- , Wn
Steamer Anchora OBJ, Wilson Glasgow March 10 and
gers to Henderson Bros. Arrived a! the Bar q,
ballast 20 Gust Teye Arrived at the Bar at
ballast f,rS" to- Gust inS'f icy Arrived a, bsT
& :c e csSn aGa s passengers 10 Com
pagn.e Generate Transatantque Arrived al the Ear at
steamer Kate .Auso Koyaeeyic Bsyroa January :;
v Naa AseT root To- or}. q vessel @s@ to
John IvermoIe Arrived at the Ear at - 1872, NJ %
Para March and Barbados 49, with rdse Booth &
Co Arrived al the Bar a! lo:i% a M c,,-, v..o..,,.
March Cienfuegos 10. with mdse to Castro. Ar
Fy ySam a the a Eas at @ run Humacao March 2
Mayaguez - and st John r. l with sugar TO Miller
NS Steamer ,y of kingston r, Nckerson RIO Nueva
0raca6es'a P'Tt Nara Ssd am ne Sg To m s'
can Fruit 60. arrived at the Bar a. IL 30 m 2oth
r. with mdye and Il passengers to James Ward Co.
Arrived at the i a. 1at Norfolk and xcpo News
with mase And Ehse. Samoe with d.e to
seam.T Hacochec smith Boston March 20 with mds'
80 ocean IS Co. Is bound 70 savannah. 49,
sandy Hook. y J. March 81. 9.3o p m -Wni calm:
cloudy rr,pFn
steamer rller tNor syeadsen, Georgetown DEM
steamer James Brand ,BD. HARDING Dover-c Columbia
OH Company LAIN Ri Gen. Tcnc Plymouth
Delrichs x Co ,,,,,,.. Dhu.a.,.At. N. -
s,samer Georgia (Bn. Thompson. Lverpoowhite star
Ah'' ,,r Navahoc Proctor Prince. AUX cages.
me. &c-Wulam L clyde X 90.
amer Elko. Warren. Phlndepma-Wlliam T clyde
~" .ier old Dom Mon. Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
\.ws Old Dominion - Co. -, .
park Zwyger DUTCH, brouwer san jose de Norte--G
Amslnck a 60. ,.,,-r
Steamer city Of Birmingham. savannah
Steamer old Dom non Norfolk ana Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. March 2l-saied. steamer Lucsrna oDu.
Over New-York.
soathampton March 81 m-ssilel steamer Fried
rich DER Crosse ,ie chel from Bremen fov New York
SHEDS March 20-salled. steamer Cmden tBr. 9rder
plymouth. March 2i--Arr.ved steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der iirosse Gen. Engalhart. New-Nor Bremen
Dundee March 2o-AIrlyed steamer croft OlD Robin
son New York. via Leith.
l.eith March Co Arrived steamer Croma ORR. rindse
New York for Dundee,
Fitzgerald w-Yok for Antwerp.
Hull March 2o-Saied. steamer Marteilo t'r Rea
New York
Lizard. March 2I--Passed. steamers II II Meier (oen
Steencken. New York for Bremen Strathalry (3D Hen
defson New-York for Hamburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

U}0 Thompson. Hamburg for New York Mannheim
Ger. ockelman New York FOR Flushing
Isle OF Wight Marca 81 Passed. steamers American
Dutch Eutz New York for Amsterdam
Glasgow. March l9-Sl.ei. steamers scandinavian tBr
Nipend. New-York
Gics Newport News Manitoban ,Bu. Braes N,W-Y9rN
Antwerp March la-ArriVei. steamer Fueslnd tBelsl
Nickels. NewYo,k
Rotterdam. March l0-Arriyed steamer Damant GER.
Wschausen. New York before.
HordeauN March l'-Sa.leI steamer Chateau iAh''
N'1. Chabot New York
Lee. New York Vega tPortb. Coelho. York.
Oporto March Is Arrived steamer O"venun tPoro'
Jenssn Ssw- Xsrs vi Lso.n steamer. Retry ,u.o
We@ceh Messna etc. for New-l -lk. Ems Gen. hir
rasswifz from Genoa and NAMES mr New York. Werrs
Gen. Mrow. New York Tor Nap'es and Genoa ,-
Alden. March 2i-Arryed. steamer MuniAcent 'hH'
Gerrick New-Yo'k Tor R'mnay etc ,,..,,,
Alvisis March 2N-Arrived steamer Jnanita North ,br
Perry. Calcutta etc for New-y' -. ,.,.,,u rs,
Keynes. New-York for singapore etc ,...,. ~,
Mar'e,l1r March @i-AmVed. steamer Neus'ra o''
port Na'rL' F,5 2l-Arrived. .'sam,r s,ahori M
Perrin. Narch Passed. steame' Goodwin 'br'' A"''
New-York FOR Rrmlay m. ,Rn
Brown. N.w-yo.t Nasmv,h tBr Grahan New rWsa,
Para. Mach iN-'ated. steamer hIieo'"'' '''
rio J,1erN march lo-sau,d steamer Gaie' Cees'
y iLrn. March Sailed. s'e1mer Oilers b''s'
farmer. from Il - Janeiro etc Or N'"-fork
NOTICE To MARINERS
The Lighthouse BOARD gives notice that snoI -
having ~ feet at water. has been GeNe'pe snoy
point about lSO feet to the eastward ~ BACK ca hacy
10 D west short Lower BAY ~ New-York ana In
No 0 has been moved cover u. Accurate oeai's'
be taken soon weather clears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
MANY MEN ENDANGERED.
FIRE IN A BoARDIHG.HoUsE OCCUpIED BIT
MINERS.

FIRE N BOARDING. HOUSE OCCUPIED By
MINERS
Butte Mont March 2l.-Thc Hale House a
threc-story building in East Broadway used AZ a
boarding and lodging house for the men employed
IN the Ana oonda copper mines, was entirely de-
stroyed By fire early to-day. When the fire broke
out shortly after 3 a. m. there were three hum
dred men in the building. OF these several are
now IN the hospitals and others. who escapel
almost without clothes. scattered all over
town. Until the safe. buried in the cellar
under tons rubbish. is removed the books
examined and a roll called It will not be known
how mary persisted The estimate OF the number
Of the dead. which now runs up TO TWENTY-FIVE
may be cut down the men report for duty or 10
the polce II is known that sixty did not SHOW
up at the mines this morning. though many OF
these doubtless with friends. recovering from
their fright
bevond control The halls filled with smoke
and il Was impossible for many 10 have escaped
that way. The nre-esCapes We're mostly IN The
rear OF the building and these were used by the
men who could reach them Those IN front now
ever crowded 10 The windows. Many Of them
were taken out by means Of ladders put up by
the .iremen. Others jumped and more
ground the injured were taken 10 the hospital or
70 the houses OF friends. Others who were not
injured rushed al once for shelter. as the air was
bitterly cold.
Rehdey who was injured In the same way, IS also
dead. Seven Other IceE are repor.ed injured The
loss in the building was about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
THE CITY CLUES OPPOSITION.

At a special meeting Of the council OF the City
Club Yesterday afternoon ~ the office of the chair
man Charles c. Beaman. No. % Wall-st. IT was
resolved 10 oppose the Ellsworth bill which pro-
vides that the present Rapid Transit Commission
be abolished The chairman was instructed TO ap-
point a committee Of three members OF the coun-
Gil. and 10 take the necessary action 10 make eff
fective opposition 10 the bill.
AT the same meeting 1t Was resolved TO oppose
Senate bill No. $50. introduced by Mr.. Page. OF
New-York which amends Section % Of Chapter
col Of the Laws of 1925. by allowing the appoint
rncnt OF "a person a city magistrate who Is not a
LAWYER provided that person shall have served
US Police Justice for al least two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
TARRYTOWN.

The new Board OF Trustees met In the Corpora
ton Building last evening and organized tor 'ie
year. <,
Another hearing In the case of John D. hocheie'-
Ter and William Rockefeller against 'he ''T ,,,
,,,.ar+ osseeeors will be held to-day in the VIII
lard Building.
The Rev D. Thomas r. Harris. rector OF 81.
Mary's Episcopal Church, scarborough prehcheu
in Christ Episcopal Church on SUNDAY eVeU'nso 90
Tho announcement has been made OF the ehsd6e-r
n,ent Of Miss Gertrude Greene. the dauGnle oi
Cyrus = Greene, of this village 10 uhHp"c"
Thorpe Hamilton. Of Brooklyn , - ,,,,-
The bowling tournament at the young Nh
Ivceum is drawing to close. with James hte"Gl
far in the lead The record for the hiSh scoIe l.
held by William 4. II. Ely, with 29
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
NEWCASTLE

Supervisor Israel A. Haight has been renom
mated by the Republicans. The other candidates
are: Town clerk. William H. Bischoff: tax re-
oeiver. David c. Kipp; Justice OF the Peace Hugh
Douglass. assessor. Lewis Trip: commissioner Of
highways. Frank T. Bailey: overseers of the poor
Samuel Purdy and Augustus Weeks; constables
Edward Cuett. Harry Ingham. Samuel Purdy
Augustus Weeks and Samuel J. Lailement.
The ticket nominated by the Democrats is as
follows: Supervisor. Joseph o. Miller. town clerk
OrIin p Barnes; tax receiver. Winfield s. Weeks:
highway comm issoner. G Io Grand Washburn
assessor Abraham Van Tnssell Justice OF the
Peace jackson Allen: oveTacere OF the poor. Frank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
NORkTOWN-

The Republicans OF this town have renomnated
Edward T. Rear TO- Supervisor The other candl-
dates on the Republican ticket are. Town cFtk
George ! Purdy: assessor. Jesse Ryder; receiver or
taxcs Ioverett H. Baker. Justice OF the lcace
Irnrv Sosson; overscers OF the poor. Albert Travis
and Abram Garrison. , -.
In Inc town of Somcrs. SUPER sor James /. Te"d
has becn renominated by the Republicans Inc resi-
~ mo ticket j. mad. IN as follows. Town clerk
charles r. Tompkins. tax collector John J. Soy
mo,Ir: assess r. George t. T"ed; highway commits
.;crhr wilson g Todd Justices Of the Pence
James Hyatt and 2 NJ. Knowles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
NEW, ROCHELLE

Mrs Charlotte Caroline Pardessus. wife OF r VI
rordoesus died at No 1856 Frankn-ave on Sum
aav Mrs Pardessus was hfty-three years old and
was the daughter Of Dr.. Daniel c. and Minerva
winch The funeral held at the home las,
ricb, the Rev Charles T. Cancdy rector OF Trim
jtv church. officiating.
Voices have been given of tho public sale of the
cSe and rhattcls contained In the Huguenot Hotel
~ ,ake place the last OF this week This noei
e one ~ the oldest in Wcstchcster County In tho
80 ~ staRecoach travel it was one Of The Are,
relav stations after leaving New-York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The authorities Of the town of Rye have an
nounced a public hearing for Saturday April ? at
o'clock on the application Of TIE Port chester
Street Railroad Company for permission 10 con-
struct lines in important thorouGhfaros In Port
Chester rive Harrison and White Plains Among
these is a Inc beginning in Main-sf IN Fort Ch"s-
ter and passing down Grace Church-st-, Apawamis
and Milton aves 20 Rye Beach. Another proposed
route begins al the wharf In Port Chester and
extends to the Ncw-York and Harlem Railroad
I'm White Plains hy passing through Wesichcster-
I'VE purchaee-st Broadway ard Rairoad-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
DOBBS FERRY.

The new stations Of the Cross of the Church OF
the Sacred Heart have arrived from Europe Inc
stations are the gifts Of several members Oh INC
parish. Preparations are being maze io' l'e ~.
,rn ~ N. stations which will be under the drec-
ton Of Franciscan Fathers. -.,.- -. r,h-
The bill providing for the CONSTRUCTION oo NC
I,c Nor in This village has passed the LeGlSI.i ue
and now awaits the signature OF Governor b, t
The young men OF Zion Episcopal Church nave
orrAnizcd a social Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
ARDSLEY.

The Board Of Trustees has called a sleo''i -
49, to ,nru 1 for the purpose Of determining
,ho,hor mr. not the village shall borrow on It's
tords a sum Of rot more than s2j 600 for the pur-
Uo on IF living ont grading and paving streets
and constructing sidewalks. 49,, ,,e,o,.
any ,ntnrceting lecture was given in the Ardsley
Nntoodist Episcopal Church on Sunday evening ny
IL [, Overhaueh. OF NeW-l ork lUy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce. No. 81 Nassau-st.. 1890
p. n.
Municipal Assembly. City Hall. =. m.
Interstate pigeon shooting contest Elkwood Park.
y. J.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Literary debate Association Hall p. m
Charter Day celebration. General Committee. City
Hall p. m
Vegetarian Society No 9S Fifth-avc. p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
SING SING.

Jongfcllow, Whittier and Holmes were the au
thors whose works formed the subject Of the liter
airy meeting Of the Epworth League in the lecture
room Of the Highland Avenue Methodist Epjscon,I
Church last evening. Among those who took mart
In the programme were Mrs W S Smith Mrs
Irving Lee, Mrs Paul NJ Person Miss Edith Atwood
Mics Nellie snifin; Miss Jenrie Rand, Miss Jessie
Ruker Miss Amy Hilard and Miss Carrie Smith
The Board Of Village Trustees has Increased tho
salary Of Corporation Clerk from 500 10 sfDo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
HONE NEWS.


ALBEMARLE-E Paur, Of Boston. FIFTH
AVENUE Ex- Corc rcssnan W y. Russell, 81
Massachusetts, GRANR-The Rev. Or Teunis S.
Uap,ljn OF Washington. HOLIAND-H Montagu
Allan OF Montreal MANTATTAN-GeorGo East
man Of Rochester. MURRAY HlIL-EX-Co Congress-
man August Brandagce, C: Connection. PARk
AVENI-F-Dr A. B Howard. OF Cleveland.
WALDORF-Iohn r. Garrett. Of Philadelphia and
Horace G. Brewster OF Rochester. WINDSOR"
Baron Won Bschoffshausen. Of Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

Chadeayne and Augustus Weeks c0nsanIeSo; r..
S,nett a Weeks s j. Lailement, william Out
house and Wilbur Chadeayne. - ,,,
In the town Of North Castle the KepupllGans
have renominated Joseph II. Sec for supervisor
The Democrats nominated William n Haviland'
who has since withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
PLEASANTVILLE.

Work &c hene hurried on the parochal school
buiIding for the Church Of the Holy lnnocents,
which is being built the plot. in Church-st.'
given by George y Mackay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
IRNINGTON.

Tho Roy DR.. F. S Osborn will give lecture
f. G. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church on FIJI
dov evening under the auspices Of the ladies' Aid
society His subject will be The PASSION ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
CONSOLIDATING NEW-YORK PoSTOFFIcEs

Washng,o on. March H.-Represcntatve Loud OF
California. chairman OF the House Committee on
Postofices, Introduced bil to-day authorizing the
Postmh General TO consolidate all the pcstoces
York - ~ NV ~ '''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6o2 Sunsets G:l3 Noon -lM-cn's age
HIGH WATER TO DAY
AM-sandy Hook 100 GOV Island 500 Hell Gate o55
PM-enndy Hook : - Gov bland s. 20 Hell Gate 10 10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
Vessel From Line.
Il Sud New-Oreans. March Is. Morgan
Edam, Amsterdam. March iQ-lo,land- Amer
Philadelphia la Guayra. March u.s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-22
Announcements

Iona"
A new collar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-06-10

In the recent Shawnee county con-
test the Topeka Capital earnestly pro-
tested that the charge that John Sea-
ton had voted against the school book
law was untrue. In addition it urged
that Topeka should give him it's sup
port because" Seaton, as a member OF
the legislature, has always stood by
us, and we haven't had to huy him. -
The Capital inadvertently makes the
point that most Republican members
do have to be bought when their sup
port is necessary.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-06-10

This years railroad assessment will
show a considerable increase ove,
that of any previous year. The valu-
alton OF Llucll OF the track has been
raised. Increases will also be made
in the rolling stock, in the Pullman
cars and in the telegraph lines. Il
will be some time before the work will
be completed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-06-10

The president of France expresses
the hope that the eff forts of the neutral
powers will succeed in restoring peace
The neutral powers may save their ef-
forts. Peace will come when we have
whipped Spain into asking for it, and
agreeing to accept it upon our terms,
and not before.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-06-10

The merest glance at the list of civil
lians given commissions in the volun-
teer army will furnish indisputable ev-
idence that Mr.. Mckinley has been
paying off old political debts.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-06-10

Secretary Coburn's crop reports is
sued the first of the week shaws wheat
20 be in better condition than ever be-
fore in the history of the state at this
season of the year. The average con-
dition of wheat is 103 as against SO at
this time last year.