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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
NETWORK CITY.

The Dock Commissioners have appointed the foI-
lowing dockmasters all Of the Borough OF Man
haitian. John T. Powers, John J. White, fatrich
H.nnessy Peter woclley. Edwin F. Kennedy ana
Victor Hamburger.
7 Wesley Jones president OF the Volunteer LIE
Saving Corps warns the public against certain
men who have frauduently collected money oS
pretending 10 represent that organization i''
onlv authorized collector is In uniform
tn. Anawanda Club will have vaudevhle en'ei-
tainment and reception at the Cehtra' Op''"
House East Sixty-seventh-st on February -
Father Ducey will address a conference III A""'y
tIau No 812 West Fifty-fourth-st on SUNDAY a.
, p, on The Working People ana inc Nhui' '''
r,. Charity Organization Society Acknowledges
NTH many thanks the following ADDITIONAL con'.i
h,,,c,,s IN response to It's recent appeal lot pen
60, ,or a widow seventy years old VINO Is ""
,orcar N work and for sufficient money 10 p's Wv
nod ~ a Young woman until july wheh she .'"
-. onerated upon FOR ar affection OF the eyes, VIZ
NJ Warburg. s25; NJ. s. r.. SD 3 H. ~ am
NJ winfield Scott. so each; Dorothy MIS- u. a."
peatr,ce S each; ]. de r. and ID. T. q eao", ~.
. vrul,ar w j. A. S. A. J. 5 ana a fIenu' -
nach sufficient money has been received i0r 'heSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
pJcHyOyD BOROUGH HAPPENINGS

A meeting q the Republican County Committee
was held on Tuesday evening. and Charles A.
Jonas chairman Of the committee handed in his
os.enation as the executive head OF the body Mr.
Jones explained that his appointment as Supervisor
Of Elections ieberred him from continuing IN Of
fee Il was decided. after considerable contro-
yersy to lay the resignation over until next
month Henry A. Guyon was chosen as temporary
Chairman.
The Rev Pascal Narrower OF the Church Of the
Ascension West New Brighton IS ill.,
The directoresses Of the staten Island Diet
Kitchen havo elected the following officers. Pres-
dent Emeritus Mrs " W mcfarland; pres-
dent. Mrs stephen D. stephens; first vce-Presl-
dent Mrs + L. Johnston; second WCc-prestdent,
Mrs J. C. Flicker: secretary. Mrs. +. Mechtold /.
treasurer. Mrs. Ralph Mckee; bcokkeeper, Mrs.
Robert W Pollock
Officers have been elected by the Richmond
County Prohibition League. as follows President.
w. F. Johnson; vce-presicent y. F. Funk score
tary. W. e Merritt.
The Veteran Firemen's Association has elected
these officers. President. Charles N Schwalbe;
secretary. II. II kOenig.
Mrs John Craik VIII hold 2 reception this after
noon at her home in Bement-&ye. Livingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
AN EMPLOYERS ORGANIZATION.

certificate Of incorporation was filed in the
County Clerks office yesterday afternoon Of the
Employers Association OF Roofers and Sheet Metal
Workers Of Greater New York and Adjoining Cities.
The certificate which signed by Justice Freed
man in the supreme Court. sets forth that the as
ISOLATION is organized Ito foster the trade and
interest OF manufacturers OF sheet metal roofing.
cornices. skylights corrugated ronwork. ventiatng
and heating pipes, and all other sheetmetal work
10 reform abuses relative thereto. 20 secure free
dom from unjust and unlawful exactions, 10 diff
fuse accurate and reliable Information TO mat
tors connected with the trade. to secure uniformity
and certainty I'm the customs and usages of said
frade and commerce. and OF those interested
therein. 10 settle differences between rs members
and TO promote a more enlarged and friendly inter
course between business men In said trade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

rus,,ce 7 o. Dykman gives notice that ior '"'
regularly designated special term OF the supreme
Court TO be held I'm this village on Sa'u'"'S
March 8 a regular calendar of cases VIII oe "'uo
m and that on the call of such calendar an Ca'''
Nasv for trial will be adjourned until the iono".
Ing Monday from which day the Court WI
continuously until the calendar Il olSpostu -,
Notes Of issue must be filed in inc Oo"''S
me now Board OF Pension Examiners lor .li'
49, hos o~canized l.- the election OF Ut. y,
Warren OF Nonkers. president ana ~. eesii,,or
+ Horton. OF Peelshh. secretary ana parS DR.
These two were members OF the Oh n or, ,,crn
: Il Carlisle OF Mount Vernon. IS tne ne" =" : &c
Der having succeeded Dr. Irving j. Lane VI '-'s
81 appointment Of Governor Black JnSofe =; 40 To-
Dykmaa. Of this ylilSge' "a" Sett tbree weeks at
q term OF the supreme Court. &, u.h,cb seventy
The cantata. "EyanGeiine IN N w nlcr viii he
Young people % this village VIII appeal VIZ" ="
given in the Auditorium this evening GA rso,,s
eColnfv Clerk Crumb reports tnat q" persons
were naturalzed in his office IN ~ ~, pronxv,le
and Corporation Counsel James MN,.,arsSin' nd
Yonkers are ABOUT 10 form a ID" pa '''-@'''' ~
ol'' % ;e' ENGLAND supper Will be given by the
Young Women's Christian Iempef@mnCre i, '''o" a.
their rooms I'M Hamit On-ave. TINS evening", -. .
An initiation team from court ,Sio ne
Of New-York CITY VIII visit court ny ny 6T5aT
,o-rnorrow evening. Visiting members or me Oile,
from Port chester. Mamaronecf. Tarryiown ana
TucNahoe Will also be present AZ lte CIVse u NJ
exercises luncheon VIII De served III NO'''''"'
In the matter OF the price TO be paid fQT th fs
- S1nervisors hts wear cut down to SIS for each
burial Supervisor Forsyth. OF 4onkeIs hes M So4
a Tosoiution mas been Introduced In the Board
appropriating $3.50 for repairs aiu mp ~ u e
Senfs ~ issue bonds to the amount Of tl3te for
The Improvement Of It's highways The SUPERVISOR
have destitute children shall be committed
10 Institutions in this county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
MOUNT VERNON.

The directors OF the Young Mems Chr,stah Asso
citation. at q meeting Monday night elected w.
IT Sngledine president; Frank r. Taylor wee
president: William J. Tichenor. secretary. ana
Thomas L. Paskett treasurer.
A number who was called yesterday 70 make
renairs Al the home Of + T. PAUL az NO ZlO
South Fifth-ave.. found the apartments NINA ma
ture ice Ia Lace. and the contents ruined - J. ne
family had been visiting in the South since Chilsl
mas and on closing the house nege yea 70 'uia II
of the water The bursting pipes NODDED az t4 i
pooms OF the lower floor. and ice from three 10 sM
inches thick has been formed IL, . .L.s
An effort IS being made by the police or TINS
CITY 10 find the relatives Of Mrs Catherine BonAay =
who came TO the station-house nearly week ago
and begged for shelter and food: Mrs i$oheety
saws that she is nearly hundred years Ola. Sne
bas been kept at the day nursery, ana JGuse
ScSutz said Yesterday morning that her Ghldftn
must either take care Of her or ne Will nave u
commit her TO the county almshouse -. -.
MIR Edward D. Jennings gave WHIST party on
Tuesday afternoon in aid Of charity. al her nome ~
Soutb ;'hird-ave The affair was well attendeu
sDS nrizea were won by Mrs F. II. Lomas, Mrs
X l. Clark Mrs W. f. Van Arsdaie Mrs. r i
Marin Mrs T f Goodwin Mrs. g - StecKer'
Mrs E. W. Rice. Mrs /. II. sano1oro' MIS-
The second anniversary OF the opening OF 81
Narv's Chapel, Sherwood Park, Will De ceiehra'eo
on sunday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Chamber Of Commerce. 1890 D m
Local Improvement Board. Borough Hall. Gro
tona Park. p m.
Dock Commissioners meeting
Auction sale of Stewart collection, Chickering
Hall. Sis p IN
Lecture by the Rev. Or. ]. A Barrows' union
Theological Seminary, Sl5 p. m.
Academy OF Medicine. No. II west For'y-'ri'a-
St. p. m.
Baptist Social Union. anniversary celebration
Delmonico's $50 p.
Alumni Association OF Mount sinai ltahlns
cotoni ,or N1rses No 149 East Sixty-sevent h st.
$40 p.
BOARD OF Control Of Joint Trafic Association
German Charity Ball, Metropolitan Opera House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
TWO SHIPS WENT AGROUND.
,1suAps TO VESSELS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC
eor-ADRON AT DRY TORTUGAs.

y1sHAps TO VESSELS OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC
SQUADRON AT DRY ToRTUGAs
Mail adyices from the North Atlantic Squadron
et Tortugas Harbor under date OF January ~ A'e
as follows: ,, c,-. l.,
The North Atlantic Squadron. Admiral Slcaro IN
command left here yesterday morning TO go OUT
arh drill intending to anchor of Rebecca Shoals
last night and proceed TO Port Tampa us hoiH
ing. .,a
soor after leaving here the Texas ran aground
abou, IA a. m on a shoa near Tortugas' but hoat-
cd off before any damage was done After ms II
- intended to go further out, In deeper "atei,
trt a. bout y m. the Iowa ran aground aoou
eight miles from Dry Tortugas. ana the rest .!
,io sorIadror came to anchor near the lori a.
an O'clock last night signal was mace 10 a.. az
~ ebins 10 get under way and prepare 10 10" nv
- RI The shoals: the New-York mad Deeh NY =
TO- 70 get her off but without success MOST Oh
- geeeels drew too much water, 80 seconu
eignaI was made for the Montgomery TO ala me
Hwyork and together the TWO vessels inahhBeu
- ". ~ iowa OF at about o'clock this morn
tg IN 10 the time Of sending this letter II was
impossible to ascertain the extent Oh inc u"''"e'
II any sustained by the loWh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
A FUGITIVE BROUGHT DOWN WITH D'A''-'''
vpov . COURT OFFICERS REVOLVER

n
r,o, c,,1rRT OFFICERS REVOLVER
~. % escapa arrest for annoying MS
mother Mrs Charlotte Lawlor. OF NO. oo' l,''..s.
M Iohr rawlor a rock-driller, was shot ana SGT
, ouraed nv Patrolman Patrick Vaughan vi
-, ,,o--,eon,a Court Squad yesterday morning
,,rs rawlor appeared in the court before Hae'S
- Mot, % complain about her son on luesu"y
no-r,ng She said that she could not i've IN the
sor,a house with him. as. when he was IN an angry
mood he would smash the windows and destroy ''e
,1,,,r. She feared he would kill her. and AS ne
ro,,eoa n remain away from the house she asked
for a warrant FOR his arrest so that he could De
nlaced under bonds to keep the peace
TIE warrant was issued and given TO Patrolman
Vaughan He to Mrs Lawors nome cary
yesteraav where he found her son John. whom ne
arrested The officer had expected to have some
trouble in arresting Iawlor but as the prisoner sub
o,,ad o,ietlv 10 arrest the policeman was taken OF
his Ruard In front Of the house is an iron fence
with a gate Vaughan stopped 10 lock the gate and
released his hold on the prisoner As soon as ne
WAS free Lawor started 10 run away. SeNerai
times the officer shouted for him 10 stop, but as he
maid no attention Vaughan drew his revolver and
fired The bullet struck the fleeing man in the back
between the shoulders and he fell to the street.
patrol wagon was summoned. and the prisoner was
taken in It to the Morrissnia Police Court. where
his wound was dressed by an ambulance surgeon
from the Harlem Hospital. He then arraigned
and held on his mothers complain, ana was later
transferred the hospital a prisoner
IaWlOr refused make complaint against the
officer The Magistrate. however, had complaint
Of feloniOus assault made out by Sergeant Maloney.
OF the court squad. as matter OF precautlon On
this complaint Vaughan was held in 5000 bail for
examination on February 10. Tne ball was FUR
nished Vaughan has a good record officer
He said that he had intention OF hitting Lawlor:
He meant 10 shoot over his head In the hope OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appelate Divsion-Supreme Court-Recess 49,
Supreme Court-Appelate Term-Adtourned ior inc
term 49, c.ho,
supreme Court-Speciai Tsrm-Part BEFORE Cohen j.
Motion calendar called at 1890 a m -,
supreme C0urt-Specal Term-Part ll-Before FREED
man ] Court opens 1890 n. TX l1rte iIat.eTs
Suprem. Court-Specla Term-Parts III. ~, " VI
and VIr-Adjourned for the term. . 49, -, =. -,
s,,rern, C1urt-rrial Term-Pars III. Ill ". V, VI,
VII VIII TX Y and XI-AdioIrned for the term:
S,rreme Court-Trial Ternl--Par Nlt-Before Sprlng.
20 case m No i4li7 Newton ac'. Metropolitan street
Railway Company No day calendar -,, =
ss',~-cya,es -Chambers-Before FITZGERALD, S
No 1917 VIII of George Graft At II a, m: NJ. lol''
r,1l ~ George Tracey II a. m wis for PROBATE
CSanab " 10 Lima at 10 a. m Elizabeth b. Noor-
b@es Phillp stein Patrick Carr, 1880 m; Eune-
mia Carmichael at p m , = ~
surrora,es Court-Tral Term-Betore Arnold $50
,oaS viii Of Richard McGill. at 1926 a. m. NO laol
I'll ~ RicHard McGu 1890 A. No 1880 Will Of
Mar L. Fver,iell. 1876 a. m. -.
,,,,v Court-Specia Term-Pefore Ocott, COURT
o,crs at 10 a m Motions AZ 1890 a M
~ ,,,i, cont. General Term-Adiourned sine de
,t.,. court Trial Term-Parts l. III. III and lN-Ad-
tourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Supervisor and assessors Of the town Of
,iount Pleasant expect to resubmlt the assessment
OF Mrs Elliott +. Shepard TO Justice J. o. Dyk-
man who has directed that all Of her property
situated In Mount Pleasant shall be assessed in
Oseining by reason Of Mrs. Shepard's dwelling
house being IN the latter Town. Charles NJ. Lane
pr5pertv belonging TO Mrs Shepard which is in
his town should be assessed here. as there
or two dwelling houses on the property. Mr. Lane
said that Mrs. shepard's original home was in
Mount Pleasant. and that by her consent the prop
erfv was SO assessed. Mrs. Shepards house is
eieity feet over the boundary line IN Ossining He
said also hat Mrs Shepard perfectly satisfied
vl.h her Mount Pleasant assessments. and that she
wanted "a be taxed either IN one town the other
and not IN both towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
REFEREES APPOINTED.


Supreme Court.
BY Cohen. j.
coosr,n sgt Crooks-Jsmes W. Halves
u.f n q, C'ordier-Henry Gras-s
Neok.s sgt Ferrel-Aruitage Mathews
Kemnner art Atterbury-Cliford W. HartrdBe
s,s,tt az, Scott WILDER Mcbride
BY Freedman.
vterran ,c- Hvde-Noah H. Swayne.
O.pourke sgt O'Rourke Reginald II. Arnold
Adsi, agt Sussnan-Chares Wehle.
Nate 81 Peoples Cold Storage and Warehouse Com
pany-Charles Mellen.
Smyth J.
po,,sor art Columbia Spinning Company-Marcus 7.
Hun.
BY DAILY J
uau.r Of Elmwood Cycle Company-Georse H. Cowie
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Ry Freedman. J.
rul,us Robertson agt Charles A. Bnrie-Ei~in b.
S'% Wpl,om Halliday as, Kate A Abe~-James J.
NealiS
BY Daily. J.
Nau.r ~ Elnwood Cycle Compeny-Frank s. Par
melee.
BY Cohen j.
Matter Of H. Wiue Il Co.-Eiward Goldschmidt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
EXPLOSION WRECKS 4 VIII.

Marinette Wis Feb. ?.-The thre-s;ory brick
building OF the Park Paper Mills was completely
wrecked by an explosion OF digester last night.
one man Peter Bolst instantly killed Samuel
Steffen is buried In the ruins and IS probably dead
Louis Iefbre was fatally injured by falling debris.
Tho explosion and collapse OF the plant shook the
CITY Fumes Of sulphur used IN the manufacture Of
paper made the work Of rescue extremely hazard
dus and there Is little doubt thai Stcifen had been
smOthered.
Tho loss to the MaTiuette and Menominee Paper
Compauy IS about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
FEAR OF JAIL CAUSED Suicide.
COLLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY SHOOTS
HIMSELF ON BEING ARRESTED.

FRANK s WRIGHT COLLECTOR FOR THE F. P.
COLLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY. SHOOTS
HIMSELF ON BEING ARRESTED.
Chicago Feb Frank 8 Wright shot and killed
himself last night when Imprisonment for confessed
embezzlement stared him IN the face. He had been
married less than three weeks and had borne
good reputation
Wright was collector for the F p. Collier Publish
ing Company He was summoned to Chicago from
Clinton, Iowa by T B. Tobin. manager OF the
Western branch OF the business whose offices
in this city.
When he appeared Mt the office OF the publishing
company ne was confronted with declaration OF
shortage in his accounts. He made a complete con-
tession TO Manager Tobin and accounted for part
OF the missing funds by declaring he had sent $500
TO aid his brothe. Harry. who was collector for
the same firm and connected with the Toledo
branch He said the money was used to make good
a shortage to the company on the part OF his
brother Manager Tobin estimated the shortage az
about $1,000 Representatives Of the United States
Guarantee Company. which had furnished Wright
500 bond heard the confession In a consultation
that followed the officers OF the bond and publishing
oUWPs9ie1 aScomsanef Constable Ecker quietly and
was given permission TO 30 with the officer to MS
10 his father. A. C. Wright. Of Toledo in which he
said: IT'S all up. My grips are e. Theos. To
s1abhed some lime befors can you do anything?
From the hotel counter he turned away disap
pointed tina, no reply had been received Preceding
the officers Downstairs and within fe" steps r Of
bullet into his brain He lei forward and never
reganed conf robustness, although death dld not
ensue until after he had been taken 10 the county
That Wright was married was great surprise TO
Wis ne was married to Miss May Smith. OF Dixon
III. The wedding was not secret. ogt took place N
the bride Her father is prominent Dixon con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
D,vaGIyG EVIDENCE AGAINST HODGDOy.

New-Haven Conn. Feb. 2-In the trial OF Cap
tain George K Hoigdon on charge alleging ar
son to-day the defence rested, ana during the EVIL
dence In rebutta offered by the State testimony
considered by the States Attorney ~ highly i'm
nortant was introduced The witness was +. j..
Adams OF West Springfield. Mass, locomotive
engineer He said that on the night Of January q.
at 2 o'clock, he Was crossing CShhecucut hN rr
Hodgdon throw into the fiver small bundle
-Four minutes later the engineer saw the accused
man arrive at the railroad station. This testimony
contradicts markedly tho story told by Captain
Uodgdon OF his movements toward the Springfield
station on that night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
DrOTFST FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.

Gan Francisco Feb 1.-The Volunteers Of America
have received substantial announcement In their
work on the Pacific Coast A woman VINO wishes 10
conceal her identity has decided 10 the Organization
-, ~s,ge orchard Of twenty acres situated at Their
-. ITO near Oroville. IN Butte County.
Colonel Sturgeon, who has been In san francisco
fr w. months as the leader OF the Volunteers. has
Inc document making over the land. which Is valued
Al $1,000 JUST what disposition will be made Of 1t
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

san Francisco. Feb 20. NJ Welburn excel
lector OF internal revenue. to-day indicted by
the United States Grand jury. Welburn Is at large
and the Indictment placed the secret file. so
its contents cannot be made public. A bench war
rant for MS arrest placed in the hands Of the
United States Marshal. II IL TumOred that others
connected with the customs department have also
been indicted, but this cannot be confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
RysgOp TALBOr FyrHRONED.

Bethlehem. Penn. Feb. THE Right Rev. Ethel
bert Talbot formerly Missionary Bishop Of Wyo-
ming was enthroned to-day Bishop ~ the Cen
trail Pennsylvania Diocese Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church The services took place In the
Church Of the Nativity. The Bishop entered the
church preceded by tho boy choir OF nifty voices.
officers OF the diocese and several score OF clergy.
archdeacon, and chaplalns Bishop Talbot. knee!-
ing at the faldstool. with chaplain on each side,
offered a brief prayer. The Rev Marcus Alden OF
Mauch Chunk. then installed ana enthroncd the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
ARDSLEY.

The returns OF the enumerators show
this village TO have population of 373. This IS
an ,rcrease Of 4S since 1896 when the village was
incorporated
An illustrated lecture was given IN 81 Marx
6unday-school In Nepera Park. on Tuesday even
ing on Sunday evening an ADDRESS Will pe siiNth
On the NE Of Christ. accompanied by stereoptlcon
4 BURNS" sociable will be gwen IN the Lecture
room 81 the Summarized Methodist Episcopa!
Church this evening under the auspices of the
Epwor-h League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
SCHOOL Investigation ~ DENVER.

Denver Col. Feb. 2.-Governor Adams has direct
ed the State Board OF Charities and Corrections to
investigate the condition and management OF the
State Industrial School for Girls Unruy inmates
have been punished for naturalization by being
Imprisoned in dungeons fed brf ai and water and
trea ted 10 cold water shower bath-. All the mem
bers OF the Board OF Control OF the school have re-
signed account OF popular dlsapprOVal OF the
methOds empIoyed In the Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
n.Ccrp tn THE WINE TRADE DENIED.

Ga, Francisco. Feb. 2-The statement Of Charles
, yvetnoore the well-known grape grower, that the
vnenakers Of this State confronted with seri-
os condition Of affairs IL denied by Percy Morgan
manager OF the California Wine Association lie
saws that the current market price was onered TOT
"a ,uo hundred and forty thousand gallons pur-
ohosed from the AnglO-CalifOrnian Rank. The
amount paid FOR the bulk Of the lot, which belonged
en5 For he balance including the choicest dry
u-ue cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM-Robert c. Pruyn. OF Albany
CAMBRIDGE~-.Justice s Alonzo KELLOGG, OF tne
New-York State Supreme Court. Fir n hnE
vTrr rvcovernor Charles T. OFerrall OF Vir-
ginia GRAND-Captan Silas Casey. L. D y.
UOLLAND-Ex Governor T. a. Osborn or Kansas
ana Colonel Samuel p. Colt. OF Providence MAJ
HATTAN-W Caryl Ely, of Niagara Fails MUR-
RAY HIII-The Rev. Arthur Little, OF Boston
PARK AVENUE Professor H. b. Frissell, OF
Hampton Institute. Virginia WALDORF-Rich-
ard r. Quay, Of Pittsbure, Penn. WlNDsoh-
Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
TARRYTOWN.

,,.eung Of the Alpconck Whist Club VIII be
,eld his evening at the home Of Miss Sadie Hat
field. c..
The Christian Endeavor society OF .ne 'o.
,,,orr,ea Church is arranging 10 hold q Valen-
line sociable on Friday evening OF mex week, IA
'I-ro5erick 4 Russell, the village IreasurtI mas
.nnoUnced that the TAX sale will be held on FebTu-
cry II - l., a.. r-riye,s,,v p,xtension
.srise vii b4 given tomorrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
CONSENT TO sfo0oo.sO0 MORTGAGE

Saratoga y Y. Feb 2-The main Office Of the In
terna uonal Paper Company. capital $4,000 90 IL az
Corinth Saratoga County. Consent OF the directors
has been obtained 10 issue a mortgage OF SO co. 90
on The entire property az security for equal
amount Of 6 per cent bonds. payable in gold The
consent OF the directors fled yesterday In the
Saratoga County Clerks Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
4 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CURE"

Kansas CITY Mo. Feb. AFTER being out seven
hours the Criminal Court jury in the trial Of j. W
Kcith. A Christian Scientist. charged with having
failed TO report a case OF diphthera in his family TO
the Health Department disagreed They stood six
TO six. Keuhs child died OF the disease He treated
Inc child from Christian Science standpoint and
failed report the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
CONTRACT FOR A TUNNEL AWARDED.

san Francisco. Feb. THE contract for the con-
struction of tunnel 500 feet in length on tho line
Of the San Joaquin Valley Railroad has been
awarded 10 Foley Brothers q Muir Of ST. Paul
MINI The tunnel will enable the valley road to
reach It's terminus at Port Richmond, on San Fran
cisco Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
1850 = ~ isunset :. 20 Moon a m BIB Moons Ae 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4, e,,5y Hook q 0i Gov Island 5:3s Hell 7 %
n :, e'rfv Hook 54p Gov Island 6l2 Hell Gate sos