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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
MOUNT VERNON.

A, tho afternoon meeting Of the Westminster
women's Club on Wednesday debate was heid on
thc subject Are Woman's Clubs Beneficial" MIS-
u NJ Rathbun and Miss Emily BrinckeThon rep
resented the affirmative and the Rev Augusta
Cbapn and Miss f. McVickar the negative side'
The members were the Judges. and declded IN laVor
OF the affirmative. ,
special meeting Of the Board OF Education VIII
probably be held on Monday night. to take action
on the veto by Mayor Fiske Of the budget OF sll9SD
estimated as the expenses of the schools for the
coming year. The budget can be passed notwith-
standing the Veto by a three-hfths vote of the
members.
The Lenten sermons In the Episcopal churches
tomorrow will be preached by the Rey F. NJ .S Is
Rev A. Carver Of Yonkers. In Trinity church. ana
the Rev f. y. Rice Of the Missionary Society, In
the Church of the Ascension e,,-.,.,.. 49,. 49,
The women OF the Bureau or Chariues are ar
ranging TO produce The Masked Ball" In aid OF
their work Among those who compose the ne Gas cast
TAYLOR. Frank sqgeman ana S p Patterson Conn
lectured in the parors Of the Presbyterian Church
last night on John CALVIN c,n, 10. o,o,,od = n
Morgan president. Miss Hattie Bridgman vice-pres-
ident Nelson Drake secretary and Miss Harriet
The Bureau OF Charities opened its home. IN
South Ninth-ave yesterday, with reception and
dedicatory service. Visitors were received and
Craieie, Mrs c: S. Van Court, Mrs l. S: Blake
Tho dedcatory exercises consisted Of prayer by the
Rev George G. Peck; an address by, The president
Rev F. NJ S TaVior and detailed saJ,m Ts OF
the work Of the Bureau. By Mrs Milton Rathbun.
Club Of the Westminster County Whecmen The
building Is at No. 10 South Ninth-ave.. and was re-
sn9 9r 500 mas fourteen %
purpose for which It was chosen.
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adopted resolution directing the Board OF UVv
ornors appoint a committee TO organize po"'
A number Of young people are rehearsins ,he
nav .'Twxt Love and Duty to be gwen IN We
casino on the night Of Tuesday April IL under ''ie
ausnicce of the Catholic Benevolent Legion; .,o
THO Now.Rochene Educational Association the
members OF which since the gymnasium WIS E,r or
to St Gabrcls Church. have been urging me cfS S
lion of a building, is exhibiting two pans t III
structures one is a country club. TO be III PuD,S
mark or the suburbs and the other is Town Ctp,
with two large storerooms on the first hoor KIN
On be let Roth buildings are three stores ms ~
and contain bowling alleys, gymnasium pCSyTe-
room auditorium, galleries. library. SIN sl""Ne'
clubrooms and numerous smaller apartment a..
Abont one hundred and nifty guests aI'eu, nv :.
rnasoreradc and surprise party given on nu SUI
nisbt in Bvrnes Hall in honor Of Miss Lillian proc
The young people danced until after Midnight anu
were entertained at dinner. ..,,. or.or,zod
The Isl Infantry Cadet Corps recently OF ~ u
in this village now consists OF thirty boys. ! no no
hovs have drum corps. and drill regularly eac'
Saturday. III, ,roocb to-mor-
ro,r yoorninC I'm ST Johns Methodist Episcopal
church on 'The Holy Catholic Churcn;; IN nv nne
evening the subject will be "Entrenched ana Dc-
FAINT Rum.
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TARRYTOWN.

birthday party will be given in the Second Re-
formed Church on Friday evening next under the
auspices Of the Christian EnGeavor Society. The
Reception Committee is composed Of Mrs D B.
Mccoy Mrs Mahon and Mrs L. r. Vanderbilt.
The annual meeting % the members Of the Tarry-
town Rod AID Gun Club Will be held In the club
house Friday evening New officers will be
elected and ether business transacted.
Preparations being made by the members Of
the Washington Irving Athletic Association 10
give the play Between the Acts" in the new High
School Building
The children Of the primary department OF the
First Baptist Church Sunday schoo held a pleas
ant socLible at the nome Of the pastor. the Rev
George II. Ferris, in South Broadway yesterday
afternoon
on tuesday evening enjoyable soc.able was
held under the auspices OF the Epworih League
Herbert Leinly. Of Sing Sing, narrowiy ESCAPED
being run over by the 1854 clock northbound train
on 5nr, THURSDAY rS afternoon Nj Lemly going
the rail- Fortunately he managed TO t Get cIess
'erSFe a the Wheels ss soald Rass eyer him
music Han on Thursday evening and was at
'ehded oy about Two hundred people
eaGTonm 81 h iSs Men, se furniture
died suddenly on Tuesday was held yesterday in
Christ Episcopal Church the rector. the Rev j. j.
S Sie Spencer, oihciaing Burial was in Sleepy
The TAX rates for Greenbnrg Township thu,
tons, are much lower than in 1887. MS Is due to
the large increase In the assessments. The rates
have been, hxed at s. y on 600 for the incor-
& IS outside Of the corporations. as against SIS ~
In 1897.
A musical was given in The Castle. Of which
ing Among those who took part were Miss Cheat
ham. Miss Foster. Mss Gar!ock. Miss Homer. Miss
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in ballast to RandsS5oc&. Arrived the Bar at
steamer scses%s % AaTsuqs S n2 Hsy M P:
81 HaTf Ae'n :; , m PAX ~ and Inasua S
with mdse and one cabin passenger to Ebei Co. AZ
steamer rf hi 4 Dorado '' rat@r March IA
steamer Princess Anne Hulphcrs Norfolk and NswpSn
News with rndse and passengsis 70 od L9mnan g t
miss To II c Foster '''''''''''''
s,eaniec colis6oro. Swain, Philadelphia. with H'iss 70
sandy Hook y J., March IS $3.50 ?. m-wini south
west light breeze: eoadv
Steamer Marie CNor). Anderson. Lisbon ceoal"
Steamer Etruria CBr Ferguson. IverpooI-v II Brown
Steamer Peeress 8r Annison. Newcas.le. EsanisT'On
Steamer MsdssrF9ne asg ca''''"'h Perth Am
steamer Alleehany OBJ. Low. Kingston. sayanla 60
steamer Cienfuesos span. Castro Gibara cienfuesos
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. Hossmann. Naples
steamer .spaarndam Dutch. Van der Zee. Rotterdam
steamer &c colSrldse cpr Hairby Pernambuco. RahA
steamer Norge DAM. Knudsen, Copenhagen, s'e'tn
steamer Kaflr Prince Br oIdnch. Philadelphia
steamer Phocnicia Ger. Lei'hauaer Han6urs-Harn-
steamer Aro:onia Gen, schmidt stett.n and Copen-
Steamer CarI6scc UI1. Scott. Barbados. St Thomas
steamer ssratosa Johnson. Nassau Cienfuesos ard 81
Steamer MohavK di0 Cannons. LonGor-New- York
s,c"n.r Calico CBo Rppe,h Hnu-sanae..on son
Steamer Wnifreda dir,. Muir. Manifestations q
Son,
Steamer Rio Grandc staples Brunswick C. II Mallory
steamer CITY o, Augusta pasec;i savann,h-oc'an
Steamer com, rche Pennington Charleston and Jack
Steamer Gayaniotte Da,is Norfolk ard Newpor, Nev'
BARK caro- dtan, Trapani Uuencs Ayrc,-FuncA Eiy'
Bark Are,hu., Dr Wilson Me!bourre-F7in, EDDY
Brls Horry. stewar, orr eria,on psey. s-J
Orig T.os, Heaeon. ParahySl-A Hitch.
SAILED.
Steamers 0rmop @ f[ sm0Sr nS A ArS4s'x ss'
Brun.~ick. Wen, cT,y d'-,. Bristol
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool March IS Arrived. steamers cufc CD
La Mach ISIPSsscd steamer Fr,sand CBelS
Nickes New-York tor Antwerp ., m
na h.y,a; Ne9 @iiSf ''S'''' .,y
DUNDEE. march is Sailed steamer rIepia Bp Lesley
Isle Of Wight, March is-ra..sa steamer w'rS'nd'n
Dutch pc yTs He'2T ir S Scsmes v @
Hansen New-YorS. via Havre Pretoria Hen N''
Hare March is---Arrived, steamer Ia Ga'e'sns ''"
Baudelon. New-York Mt, len
'S Sas,, Mn,s s New 9s steamer o'''"0" V
Gibraltar Msrch ls-ra.sed steamer Port Aa'''''
mar. DTsS a @HS0ia f steamer Barsuna. az
noursc. New-NoIA 18th arrived. steamer s'"'' Wv
LEGION March lS-Nrr,cd steamer Bolivia 'b'' N
ter Nsw-YoIk. via Mtrsc:lles. etc ,.,.,s Victoria
Ger Kaemon YORK, via ports on Oriental H.ras-
Maple. March issailed steamer En-, a Liar n
81 MIaS Ha MarSn isabel steamer Kate tAa
Denger, from Bsyrou, etc. for Nsw-iofA
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The of the First Congregational Church
gave dinner and entertainment Tuesday night
In the church parlors. jerome Avord Peck was
POSTMASTER and speeches made by DR. c. S
Mead. the Rev. l.. f. Buell.. OF Mount Vernon and
the Congregational pastors Of Greenwich. Bedford
Park and Port Chester.
The third annual production Of Sir John Stainer's
oratorio Tho Crucihxior" will he given in Christ
Church Rye. the night CT Sunday March q. by
chorus Of forty voices, assisted 10y New-York City
tenoTs, who Will sing the dramatic part OF the
work
The Port Chester Fire Patrol has announced a
comedy TO be given on Tuesday. April IL.
The young women OF the Congregational Church
will give entertainment. entitled The King s
Daughter in the church parlors Tuesday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
1 TUNNEL AT GIBRALTAR
From Tho Engineering News


tunnel under the Strait Of Gibraltar ia proposed
by NJ BeTlier. who lately drove the tunnel under
tho seine for the sewage disposal Of Paris As do
from It's assumed commercial use NJ BerlIer tolls
the French people that ii woulG be extremely valu-
able In connecting France with Algerin in case OF
any trouble with England. which now controls me
surface Of the strait with its Notifications and
powerful navy BE this as IL may. the engineer
Ing features Of the plan may be uotcu as follows:
The tunnel would begin on Spanish soil AT the
Lay OF Naqueros. on the line OF Cadiz; II would
then straight IanEi.r
tunnel 1881 miles long. with Its tunnelled land
approaches, ?5.4 miles long; twenty-five rail-
way would connect II win Ceuta ON the Algerian
side. At the narrowest part the strait is only
81 miles wide; hut the depth OF water there is
1853 feet and the consequent grades would make
posed crossing the depth OF water is 1872 feet md
with the length proposed he finds permissible
grades and thinks 1t would not be more difficult
TO construct thnn the Alpine tunnels. IN fact he
estimates that u would cost about 500 per linear
loot or 3N.UDovo In al TO connect IL with tho
algerian railway system 27g miles OF railway
Nsoco.0oo ''' u "oou'
~ GOES not appear whether 81. Berlier has any
khowiedge OF the character OF the strata which
mo"d oe pierced by the proposed tunnel; and we
ne. ,a'oV say that unless the tunnel could be
neros, th the srSsmy imptIvions rock all the way
II,ios varne.s fna would De as impraciioable as
'uie' verne ANGUS Journey TO the Noon"
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

There will be n membership meeting or inc hoh-
ke-s kindergarten Association this evening NJ o
o'clock IN the Kingsley School, In Nor'h hIo""-
way Miss Alice L. Fits. OF the Prat' ihS'i'u'e'
BROOKLYN. will read paper on Tho kinoergui'e''
and .ho Home" Each member is priVhese" w
bring one guest TO the meeting 49,
The parents Of children In Miss TompK'nss hi"'
se-eorten class at Public School No gathered on
THURSDAY night in the school to inspect the worH
the little ones have been dorE. Nearly one mum
dred persons were pTeSen o TT
Of schools made few remarks ohr.s,or
ra,nSeTsnce Union Of Westchester County was
brough, TO close In the First Reformed Nh NM
a number OF addresses. Mrs. Burgess spoke on
Peace and Are,Tson, DIT h anS Mr. MaS% L.
Conklin. State lecturer. on IuIS az az noon.
The afternoon session was brought to close a. .
o'cocf Miss Mary Hayiiand sutton; Mrs
Charlton Edholm and Miss Rollins. the presiue"''
mac TSe Hibernsn Rifles COMPANY A. had their dr
mimi annual Nall on Thursday night at the nall OF
the Teutona Society: IN Bnena Vista ,onath
ras,o so Of the Central Methodist Episcopal Church
the knights Of Pythas Of the city NIL S' wbcn
snccial sermon will he prca he'd - u
Ewing circle Ladies Of the Gr9 ~. oTranzatiom
on Monday nigh; George - McCie!a .i O a. he
Sons OF Veterans. has accepted an ''F''"''0"
Tho Rev DIR u Parker Morgan. rector OF w
Church OF the Heavenly Rest. New- YORK ~, Wn
preach ~ the evening service OF on N""
mortal church. Ludlow. tomorrow; . .o q,
The Tarryown Iyceum won and lost Ga' Bont
the Invitation tournament of the Sals9de }oor
CT,r T.hu-sdav night IT defeated Palsade no a.
,.7i and was defeated by T YnnEcrs 10 No. sis
Tho sral ''sas partv' Of the season VIII ~ CIV -
this ,voninr hy tn Entertainment Con'mhi 1 o,uS
the Yonkcrs Cornthan Yacht Clup III NV wv
house near the end Of Nark-st. - r>.orA ona
"Bcr,'' Rose "Bertie Poscy D. Dui , no ~ ~,
f,ubsrt C9sbin The members OF the Boys PepaIt.
ment Of Hollywood Inn who brought IN me 'n,;cT.
number OF members IN the contest %e't TN Inv
,ojned a, a sllp0cr Thursday night AT th, - IL
,che>. brought in twentv-nine members anu ~,
opponents-E. Burke. Henry Faust a i"'''''
ord Droscoll- secured eighteen ,,, n,oa
a special meeting Of the Common 'ouic" "'
held last night TO order the TAX ieVs'
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4 CABLE CAR "MASHER" FINED.

man, describing himself as Henry Adams.
broker. Of No lOs IVES, nehundred-and- thlrd-st..
arraigned IN the West Side Police Court yes
tcrday a charge Of lntoxicaton and disorderly
conduct. The complainant against him Annie
Boombore. fifteen years old. OF No. i53 West One
hundredth-st. said that she got on Columbus-ave.
Grand-st. Thursday night. and an
noyed by Adams all the way uptown. When ar
rested Adams denied the charge and said that he
had n pull with Chief McCullagh and would
he was fined SO by Magistrate Crane. Adams
oferod diamond ring In payment OF the fine but
Magistrate Crane said that the court was not a
pawnshop. and refused 10 accept It. The man sent
for the mOneN
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Moody meetings. Grand Central Palace. 10 a. m.
to 10 p. m.
Military tournament Madison Square Garden,
p. m.
Lecture by Rene DoumIc. Adephl Academy,
Brooklyn. p. m.
Rear-Admral Erhen before Sea wanhaka Corln-
THAN Yacht Club $50 =. m.
Heights Club smoker. No. 72t St. Nicholas-ave.,
evening.
International chess match assembly-rooms,
Brooklyn Academy OF Music
Charter Day Celebration Committee. Board OF
Trade rooms. 2;50 p. m.
Suburban Educational Council New-York Uni
versity. II n.
Merchants Association. New-York Lie Insurance
Building, noon.
Sixth annual dinner Empire State Society Sons
OF American Revolution. Delmoncos. p. m.
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YOUNG KEARNY ESCAPES WITH A FINE

ALLOWED TO LEAVE TIE POLICE COURT on PAY
ING 81 AS A PENALTY FOR INTOXIcATIoN
John Watts Kearny. jr.. son OF General kearny
who was arrested Thursday night In front OF
the saloon at No. 81 Cortlandt-st. on charge OF
intoxicaton was arraigned in the Centre street
Police Court yesterday morning. He protested Viz
orousy against his arrest, which he said had oeen
trumpet up so as 10 detain him for the sanitarum
authorities OF Plainneld n. j.. from whom he es-
capped on Friday lie made long plea for dis,
charge but Magistrate Cornell held him in SOO ball
for examination ia the afternoon TWO Keepers
from the sanitarium were in court, and wanted To
take immediate charge OF Kearny hut Magistrate
Cornell would not allow them to DO so.
In the afternoon. when young Kearny was re,
arraigned. he pleaded guilty 10 lntoxcation, and
was fined g and discharged. The fine was paid by
a man who refused to give his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

Dress will equal care in bicycle
paths as in ordinary paths of life.
We've given bicycle-golf "togs"
more care than ever.
Some of our knickerbockers are
gorgeous, but topped off with a
black coat they're simply smart;
quiet ones for quiet people of course.
Coats plain black cheviot, $3.50;
breechcs. S. to So. $40 for those
made like riding breeches.
Furnishings
The very latest thing in bicycle
golf stockings is found in only two
other places.
All silk. 81; spun silk s275; Isle thread $50 Solid
black with tops striped In colors
ROGERS PEET & 60.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thlrty-second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
MAMARONECK.

J. +. ORourke. recruiting officer Of the new regl-
ment of volunteers to be formed In the towns and
villages along Long Island Sound has issued a
call for public meeting in the Town Hall tonight
for the purpose Of organizing local company. He
VIII cooperate with Lieutenant L. Il. Curtis OF
Mount Vernon: George r. Davis 4 New Rochelle
and others who are recruiting companies.
The presen. Board OF Nnagc Trustees will meet
tonight and turn the business TO its success
sors The now Board will meet on Monday night
and again on Wednesday night to hear the appliCa-
ton OF the Hueucnot Electric Railroad Company
for franchise on the Boston Post Road.
The WOman's Christian Temperance Union will
hold special services Sunday afternoon in Tenn
peran"e Hall In memory OF Miss Frances e VIII
lard. An Interesting programme has been pre-
pared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

MOUNT K1SCO.
An entertainment will be given in the Mount
Kisco Opera House on Monday evening. under the
auspices OF the local council OF the American Me-
chanics Delegations from White Plains New
York. Tarrytown and Sing Sing will be present
\ meeting Of the Westches;er County Horucui-
tural Society will be held next FRIDAY. ~
A pleasant sociable was held NJ the home OF ben
jamin T. Smythe on Wednesday evening. under me
auspices OF the women Of the Presbyterian Nhurch:
The commissioners OF Highways of The town OF
Bedford are receiving proposals for the WORKING
and repairing Of the various roads IN inc 'o"h-
ship ,, .
The dairymen Of Yorktown have orGanized a
union the object OF which IL to regulate ne price
Of milk The officers elected are: Wallace barrow.
president; Supervisor Edward p. Kear. secretary.
and Charles I. Purdy. treasurer.
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LARCHMONT MANOR.

The Rev. James l. Keeran, of All Saints Church.
New-York City gave illustrated lecture on
Thursday night in ST. Augustine's Church on Tho
Life Of ST. Patrick" The Rev. +. j. Powers rector
OF the church. had his guests the Rev Henry
Newey. Of St. Patricks Cathedral. and the Rev.
John 4. kellner and the Rev Thomas O'Keefe of
St. Gabrici's Church New Rochelle
The members of the Larchmont Manor Musical
Society were entertained on Thursday night al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Adams, In Woodbine-
ave. Vocal and piano selections were given by
well-known New-York artists The entertainment
was followed by a dIrner.
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REEFS HABEAs CORPUS CASE WITHDRAWN

Joseph Moss. Of the law firm OF Howe Hummel.
appearing for Eva VI. Giuss. yesterday withdrew the
habeas corpus proceedings for the production In
court Of Howell c. Rees. the son OF William A. r.
Rces who disappeared some time ago. 1t was
hinted that the young mans father was responsible
for the disappearance with the idea OF keeping him
away from Miss Guss. but when the case was
called yesterday Mr.. Moss said that she had re-
caived n letter from young Recs the effect that
he had voluntarily gone 10 a private retreat and
that he did not wish any proceedings for his pro-
duction court pressed.
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PEEKSKIII

a congregational meeting OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church called this week to con-
hider the determination OF tho trustees 10 remove
ire bodies buried in the po, adjoining the church
There was debate OF an kcur over the subiec,
and then by vote Of 20 to ! the proposition Of the
trustees approved
Cryptic Lodge No Is / O q T anro,,,oo - =.
lis newly furnished and renovated odeerocn ,h h"S
was burned out when Cryptic Building was de-
strogf. ny lre ast winter. Will again be ready for
occupancy IN few weeks II has dscijcs, %
,ake possession on Friday evening April s and 10
nave an sntertsinment and dinner nj which the
guess OF honor will be Cortlandt Lodge No G
4 ~ ~ r. IN whose lodgeroom the homeless
Cryptic members have been meeting 0''S
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A LECTURE BY LIErTEyAYT RHO4DES.

Lieutenant Henry Eckford Rhoades. L. s ~
delivered lecture Arctic Explorations OF the
Past and the Outlook for the Success of Others
before the members OF the Quid Nunc Club. at No
Isl Lenox-ave.. last night. The speaker was an
associate member OF the Polaris Search Expedl-
ton with the late Commander George " De
Long and Lieutenant Charles w Chin His
lecture exceedingly interesting and was much
enioyed by tho audence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19

The Spring dress harvest is ready
for you to reap the lest valucs.
Spring Suits, SO to S2S: -,
Topcoats, $40 to S35;
The quality Of all Of them would
Justify a much larger price. That is
what we mean by best values.
Boys Department Overlooking with
novelties.
Our furnishings are in the front
rank Of fashion.
Spring Hats that are sold under
the name of the Celebrated Hatters
and those we sell are the same.
Theirs are IS; ours So.
STORES OPEN THIS EVENING.
HACKETT, s Broadway,
CARHART Corner 18th,
q CO. Near Chamber
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HIS RIDE COST HIN S3.O00.

About twenty years George King hired
horse from William H. Van Arsdale. a lveryrnan
In New-Rochelle to take n young woman driving
10 Mararoneck. When they returned tho horse
was taken III and 1icd the next day Mr. Van
Arsdalc demanded sl0 for the loss OF tho horse
and the case has just been decided in favor OF the
plaintiff. Including the costs. II Is said the horse
has cost Mr.. King nearly 50 900 The Young vom-
an. however. Is MR. King - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

At the annual meeting OF the local branch Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. held at the
home Of Mrs II. s. Pomcroy. in Hudson Terrace
Tuesday afternoon, the following officers were
chosen: President. Miss Powes: vice-president
Mrs Crane; secretary, Mrs II. W. Baker; treas
urer. Mrs. 6. =. Cunley.
lecture in g. PauTs Church last evening on '"rhe
No.seless Forces"
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel. LINE Mnis ciofeNe sails.
Allegheny Kingston. Atlas .lO;tD m 1900
British King Antwerp Phoenix. ....... -
Carlhbee St Thomas Quehe". ...... .lOn m II IN
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Genoa @ Lloyd 500 m 1000 M
Seneca. Havana, cuba. 1880 IN leo
Frrura Liverpool Cunnrd. .......... 900 m 1900
spas HoiinndA Z,
TUESDAY MARCH %
Algonquin Charleston. CLYDE. ......... 300 m
Finance colon. Panama Co......i IL 90 m goo m
Lain O. Lloyd. ........... 600 900 m
Spartan Prince Azores. Prime. 100 p m
WEDNESDAY. MARCH "a
New-York Southl mpton, American. 100 M 1000 m
Majestic Liverpool White Slr 900 m 1900 m
la HAvfe french. I.Oo M 10 .oh
Wo,,crnana Antwerp Ped star. io:0o i2;oo m
Ortzaba Havana, y & Cuba .,....,. l1O p 800 n
Trinidad Bemuin. Quebec,.......H.. so III 1000 a M
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+. & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sos Sunset GIL Moon Uses ijo Moons age p
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
AM.-Sandy Hook Island SAL He'll Gate 7:34
PM.Sandy Hook 55i Gov. Island GIG He'll Gate 500
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. MARCH 49, 1908
ARRIVED
Steamer Cnmpania, from Liverpool and Qieenstown
south Of BIre Island at sos m
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MOUNT K1SCO.

Wheat, Miss Adams Miss stolo Miss Dewman and
Mr.. Wnkler.
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Announcements.

Iona" L. & \
a new collar.