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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTtLS'
CAAIBRIDGE-Justice Henry b. Brown. of the
United State Supreme Court. BUCklNGHAM-
Ex-Congressman Ben T. Fairch!ld. Of Pcihain
y Y EVERETT-G. Gulon. Of Paris. FIJI FL
AVENU E;-Lieutenant-G General John NJ Schohed
United Stateq Army (rctrcd), ana cX-CongresSinah
NJ T. Stevens. Of Massac husetts HOLLANp
Charles = Hamlin Of Boston. ex-Assist1nt score
,orv Of the Treasury. and Alfred J. Osthelmor.
stro-IluDFarian Consul at Philadelphia III
PERIAI,-Sherldan z. Reed eX-United states Con
sul 70 Tien-Tsn. China. NANHATTAN-Con-
gresham James J. Bredin, OF Syracuse ana
Nathaniel r. Borden. Of Fail River, Mass. MI X
RAY HIII-General Amasa ]. Parker. o. AlrahE'
and Major James W U!nkey. OF PouShKeepsle'
ST DENIS-Iustice J. j. Little. Of the supreme
court ~ Newfoundland WALDCRF-S r. Cal
1ovav OF Cleveland. WINDSOR-John W. Doane,
~ Chicago. and ex-Congrcssmen Joseph c. Siblcy
and Charles Miller. OF Pennsylvania.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The funeral Of Stephen c. Heustis sixty years
old. who died Monday held yesterday at
iernoon at his home, in Francis-st
The trout season In this county opened yesterday.
The streams ana brooks in the neighborhoOd OF
Sleepy Hollow and Mount Pleasant have been
watched for several weeks by the lovers of trout
fishing. ana they nave mad all the preparations
made FOR casting for several days. The men report
that trout are in the brooks IN unusual numbers
this season.
The Patriots Of America are making arrange
1nents hold celebration on Je.ferson's birth
day.
Tho Mount Pleasant Military Association held a
meeting last evening 10 arrange for drills. The as
sociaiioa will be made part Of LIST West
chester Regiment OF Volunteers. which is being
organized ali the county. be ready at the
frst call 20 arms IN case OF war with Spain.
The annual meeting OF the North TarrytOw Fire
Department Will be held on Tuesday evening.
Ralca Killen an old resident OF this place died
o. Monday afternoon at MS home, In Howardst
He was e.ghty-one years old. His funeral Will be
held mis- morning
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80. 1888
Arrived


Steamer Teutonic OBJ Cameron, Liverpool March ="
and Queenstown "a with mise, 233 cabin and oo steer
age messengers 10 the White star Line. Arrived at the
I:ls ,.A % ..,,h
rndse to sanierson & SON Arrived at the Bar at . IN
steamer Friedrich der Crosse Gen, Eichel. Heheh
March 10 and Southampton 20. with mdse II canih ana
sal steerage passengers TO Oerchs Co. Arrived AT te
Bar at $3.50 - .. >,,.., 20
steamer Noord,and (Beg) Losewitz Antwerp March ~
with mdse IA cabin and 100 eeerage passengers 70 ,n
international Navigation 60. Arrived at the bar al l. ''
a.
Naples IS and Gibraltar 81. with mdse 40 caon a 0I
steerage passengers to Oelrichs 20 Arrived @' '' ~
at $50 . .,,..A "a c,r,h,
gena is Port Ilmon - and Kingston 70 win nose am
q cabin passengers PIN. Forwood keliooK At'e'
at Bar al 1890 n IN. ,.,-- ,.....~,N,
steamer Prns Wilem II Dutch Sibbeee. Parainaripo
March Demerara o. Trinidad II. Chupano 10 SuIhhla
and Guanta IA La Guayra Is Porto CsoeNc TO- ,utan
10 Aux Cages p and Port Prince 80 WIN muse a
o catin passengers Kunhardt Co Arrived NJ ''0
Bar al $50 ,A.u. NJ, .,
scngers to Boulton Bliss Daett. Arrived ~ the OAR
Mt GA - 49, 49,, Mach %
Para Is and Barbados 81 with mdse and ~ passehsee
TO Booth q Co Arrived AT the Bar at 40 m; . o..
Steamer Saginaw. Staples Cape Hnyu Mafcn ~ ~
Marc 49, Gonaves 10. Petit Goava 10 Mirasoane 10 'eie
ME IL Aqun % Cages =. Port au frneo - an,
Insgla 25 with mdse and passengers TO william !
CLYDE a. Co Arrived at the Bar at 40 y m . a,
steamer Vgilancia, McIntosh. Vera Cruz Msyon -
Tsmpioo 10, Camoechs "a, Psogrsse ." tAyAns' "a
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TELEPHONE BUSINESS BOOMING.
INTERESTING FEATURES OF THE BELL CON
PANY's ANNUAL REPORT.

INTERESTING FEATURES OF THE BELL CON
PANY's ANNUAL REPORT.
Boston. March 3o.-At the annual meeting OF inc
Poll TELEPHONE Company. held here yesterday the
surv,y1ng members Of the Board OF Directors were
ro-.,o,ted and J. Malcolm Forbes and Thomas D.
Ra,lev were chosen to succeed William II. foroes
and Gardner c. Hubbard. President HUDSON III
bis address to the stockholders said:
the output Of telephones and tho increase
IN the number OF exchange subscribers are I'M
n-ecedanted In the history OF the business Inc
gain Of exchange stations reported Tor the past
two wears equals the aggregate gain OF the SIX
,oars which preceded. The Undergraduate sys-
tenn &c now in use In hundred and thirty OF inc
exchanges and 49, 1874 miles OF exchange VIE S or
nearIv ~ per cent of the total mileage OF tile
I'nitaI states are now carried by means OF un-
derground cOnduts.' 49,, ,,.o,,o -
The annual report shows total income oo nv, ~
e. "a Slt az compared with H.221,@4 m lSso. Inc
expenses for 1897 were S5ll70; In 1896 $95t m IN. ne
nnt income in 1881 6sl; In 1890 8 50 ~
pyiderds for 1897 were S@?9s. for ls IS S9i 80
Surnius 1896, s4s6725. Total surplus $!0"'9-l, IN
crease $780, 80 The balance sheet OF one CON- ~
nan, OF December 81. 1880. shows total assets "A
ssa 70 S g. against So 5o3 1863 in 1895 and re-
serve OF $4025 62S29 In addition to the SUI Plus o
-qa
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MOUNT VERNON.

Elijah Cook. eighty-three years old. died on Tues
day at the home Of his daughter Mrs. Daniel II.
Scott at No 3ls South Slxth-ave. Mr.. Cook was
born in Norwich. n y. and farmer. He
had been living in Mount Vernon for seven years
Burial Will be at Bain5ridge. y. Y. on Saturday.
The closing concert Of the season Of the Mount
Vernon Musical Society Will be given tonight in
che auditorium Of The Methodist Episcopal Church
The principal feature viii be the oratOr.o Elijah"
given by a chorus OF nearly one hundred voices
WenkIown vocalsts from New-1ork city VIII
take the solo parts -,
Mrs. Maria McGhee seventy-three, years oia;
died al the home OF her son, Peter Mcfhee. No, all
South F1rst-ave.. Tuesday. She was the widow
OF John McGhee> The funeral Will be .hoid te-inor,
row at $50 O'Clock in tho Church OF The sacred
Henri.
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A CONTEST IN EAST CHESTER.
THE MAKEUP OF WESTCHEsTER COUNTY >
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS STILL


THE MAKEUP OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY'S
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS STILL
IN DOUBT.
~, ,,oc,,or n East Chester carried ny one
vote and on that vote the political complexion OF
-. 1,oord % sunorvsors of Westminster County
doro,de In. the election may be declared by the
courts n he Illegal. owing to the ballots being
v,ro,gIv rrfnted The Election law says that the
marty nominees OF the victorious party at the lost
ccroroI election shall occupy the first column Inc
tarors used in East Chester I'D not comply with
these requirements. 40 the Republican nominees
occupied the first column and the Democratic NOM
frees the second.
Herbert D. Lent the Democratic nominee VINO
was running for reelection, received & majority
Of one vote according 10 the canvassers returns
hut the friends Of his opponent, Alexander Master
ton Of Bronxve CAIN a majority OF one TOT him.
and say they viii apply to the courts for decision
as to the validity Of certain ballots. and also on
the question of the legality Of the ballots
Should Lent be seated the Board OF Supervisors
will then stand: Democrats. II; Republicans l5
The Board Of Supervisors, as at present constf
tutod. is made up as follows:
Beifod-Isaac W. Turner Dem. Cortandt-Jan'es H.
ander McCeliand, Dem Iarison-'5eofse T. Graz Dem
Lcwisboro-J4nes J. Lawrence Rep .iamaronc, K
Charles NJ Baxter Dem Nj: f'epfnn % W. nails
LEWIS Rep: Charles G. hGlow Rep; Albert j. jerks
Poh Efs Sem * Ne1ca.ts @ O. Me Dem North
Castle-roseph p See. Rep North Saiem-lsaac Purdy,
~ Shnn Rep. neutrality-suspicious. l. Ruscoe. Rep.
Rye-Chnrles Edrelee. Rep scarsdale-Chauncey 7.
White Piains-Frank G.. sch rner Dem. Ycnkers-wil-
ian H. Greenhalgh Rep: Han b. Waring. Rep !!
ward A. Forsyth. Rep Thomas 4. Brqwne Dem; ID
Dixon. Dem Northumberland i. Kear, Rep
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VERY WALTONIiN.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Amt got no time fer trouble-fer Billy's At the
gate
With little wiler basket that Is wrgglin' with tho
bait
An the river looks invtin an IT'S shady as
kin be.
An Ter ali the Ash that's bitn', thars a fish II
walt fer me-
Down by tho river
LIE ia Ike song
An the yaller perch air bitin'
The rosy mornin' long.
Amt got no time fer trouble-ter weather's mighty
fine.
An see the worm wriggle on the fur end O. tho
line.
The mockin'blrds air singin' in the blossoms all
eroan', 49,
But tho best the weather's bringin' Is the cork
a-goln' down. ~ WI"
Down by the river
Life II like n song
An the yaller perch air bitin'
The rosy mornin' longj az
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SPORTSNEN MEET ~ READING.
MANY wELI~KNOWS TRAP-sHOOTFRs TAKE
PART IN THE TOURNAMENT OF THE
STATE ASSOCIATION.

Reading, Penn. March 90-The eighth annual
tournament Of the State Sportsmen's Association.
which will continue four DAYS. opened here yester
day The trophy offered by tho William Wolstencroft
Sons, 500 medal, won by ". II. Stroh, Of
Pittston who broke a. out Of so targets. and the
American Wood Powder Company's prize medal, In
a team shoot was won by the Independent Gun
Club Of Philadelphia, which broke 81 out Of
possible 1O5. Z. D. Fulford. Captain Brewer,
Grover and other well-known rarksren took part
In the blue-rock events twen.y targets each, for
money prizes ard distinguished themselves by
generally killing twenty each.
At the annual meeting last nj INT OF the Pennsyl-
yania Sportsmens Association the following Off
GERS were chosen: President. !. Q. II. Denny. OF
Iigonier. Penn; vice-pTesident Harvey Thurean
delphla: secretary. John A. Wilson. franklin;
Corresponding secretary. Edward Yeager, Reading
Drectors-H NJ +. WOrden, Harrisburg; John A.
smaller. Heading; W. II. " ostencrof.; Phila-
deluhia: Elmer f.. Shaner Pit sburg, and w. H.;
Rurnban. York The next m, citing will be held
In Erie
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston March 3o-Cotton steady; nj ii.ng ll-i",
low middling > dc good ordinary, 10 100 te'e,Ns
i743 bales. exports - the Continent. o''l '""' So
CHS bales: stock. ~ p2S bales .,. q, AZ:
low rr,ddi,ng 54,c good ordinary, II l"c re'.lp rs
hoes exports the Continent. 200 bales, c'"s'"'N
bales sales NJ bales. stock - 100 halrs .,,,,. A.:
baltimore March 3o-Cotton nominal, mlll.uh ,,n
low ridil.ng iG good ordinary. tAe; gross reo''"
sac bales: stick 3o 900 bales. mi, =, 10;
Savannah. March 3o-'iptton quiet. midllhs "a
lou r,,tdiinx ~. receipts a0S bales exports c's'"
i 0l bales; siiea. 81 bales stock I"o hacs 49,. log
Ausus,a March 4l-Cotfon nrm. iniiiing 49,
r,its,ing $50, receipts. 2o5 bales. shipments. -" w.
sale 80 bales: stock. ~ iGt bales ,,,- "a. 10
uous,on March 30 Cotton steady. miiiiing, % 81.
r,,,Eing 81 G. god ordinary sfsc receipts - -,
apnmerf. 2t5 bales sales II bales. stock ~ 40 ~,
81 Louis March p-c'tton steady ulul'.n-s ,,. ia
,o,y ,,iding 5Nc good ordinary, bsc net rec.p" as
hsIss gross sTs bales: shipments go bales sales NV
bales stock ~ 633 bales ,,s,t,g $40!
Menohis March 30 Cotton steady mld1 s,,s,,,.
Lou ,,,dtlins SIC. good ordinary A'sc ne, ssi.s:
:, az, hoies. gross 1 SO bales. shipments, l"' V
.ais. . no bales stock 81 $40 bales I'm, iecI
New-Orleans Mar 3o-roiton nrIn rninln nt,,, 70
low mis ping size 81 ordIna,y 70 S,,ss. coasswsA
bales: exports 70 a. oh"nsn. - asa eas baisA
@.6no 20; r'ies o. ''0~"' 'S'- r
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STATE sPoRTSMEy'S SHOOT At READING

THE FLORIST CLUB. OF PHILADELPHIA. WINS
THE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP.
Reading. Penn, March S).-The four days shoot
Ing tournament Of the State Sportsmens Assoca-
ton. begun yesterday. continued to-day. and
a number OF State and open events disposed
Of Good made. The most interesting
OF the State matches the for the team
championship OF Pennsylvania. The prize was a
silver trophy valued at 500 given by the Harris
burg Shooting Association. The conditions wero
teams OF s1 men. twenty-five targets n man, en-
trance fee for each team $40 The Florist Gun Club.
OF Philadelphia, won by a OF l26 out OF a
possible 100. The Independent team. OF Philade-
pha, scored ll6; the Silver Lake OF philadelphia.
100. and the Independent. OF Reading i06
IN tho shoot for the G. T.. Cup trophy, ffty tar
gets, Courtney. Hawkins, lands and Weidebusch
tied at g. The shoot-o VIII take place tomorrow.
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MR. TRJuuER's WISE SILENCE.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Il see" said Mrs Trimmer. as she Ibid down tho
morning paper. that Notwithstanding the war
scare and those disturbances In Havana the city
has time 70 consider the latest fashions"
II hadn't noticed r." said Mr.. Trimmer What
does the paper saw"
Mrs Trimmer picked II mp.
''Uere n is" she said. Listen: 'Iavanns streets
were CAV Yesterday morning with the newly arrived
Rasques. They made brilliant app@aran,e as they
gathered about the 'aptain Generals palace
There was a moments silence. MIS-. T. let her
owe run down tho balance % tho column.
ms q shame she said: there Isn't word here
about the WAY tho new basques are shaped
But Mr. Trimmer made no comment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
YORKTOWN.

Leverett H. Baker the tax collector for this town
has received his warrants and begun the collec-
ton Of taxes. The rate is 81 Ga on the $lVo whlch
Is the lowest ever known IN the history Of York
toun The rate last year was IS Ca and in the pre-
vious wear SC 70. The low rate is the outcome OF
the Increased assessment. which in this town was
Is per cent more than in 1870. - ~,
Tho Ladies' AID Society OF the Mohansie Meth
oiie, Episcopal Church viii hold target shoot
s1cistlc at the home Of William II. Flewellin This
evening. - 49,.
fycd al s353 on the 5000 valuation The total
amount Of the State and county tax 10 be PAID by
No town this year is 1851 Is. as against $,63 "
last year. d saving Of nearly $500.
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THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago TrIbuno.
Among the crowd gathered I'm the East Room this
afternoon FOR tho Presidents public reception was
ono patriotic young American who made the situa-
ton rather ernbarrasslng for. he grnsped the
Presidents hand he asked with the ingenuousness
OF youth us II he war. Mr.. President" There
was a pause In the proceedings. but only for an
instant. FOR the President. although somewhat
startled by the question. was fully equal 10 the
emergency.
II am very glad to see you my young friend "
was The Presidents reply. AMI he said this tho
crowd swent his Young tormontor out into the
corridor and the incident closed
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Methodist Episcopal Convention, Metropolitan
Temple.
Funeral Of Anton scidl. Metropolitan opera
House. p. IN. -,
Dinner for Joseph Jefferson by Colonial Club
clubhouse. p. m.
Fx-Mayor Strong before Merchants Association
Groduo,,on dav on schoolship ST. Mary's. 10 a m
Ran1 Transit Commissioners meeting.
Prints and lantern slides exhibition. brooklyn
Academy Of Photography. .. m
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pJcHvoND BOROTGH HAPPENINGS.

Tho annual meeting OF the Staten Island Country
Club Will be held on Monday evening at the Dongan
Hills clubhouse
Notice has been given TO the tenants on the King
nroperty which Is TO be used by the Government
for Notifications, that they must vacate their
houses al once. the Government desires inmedi-
d possession.
a session the Court OF Sessions Will be held in
Stnpleton today, owing TO the fact that the New
Brighton rooms being repaired.
George f. Armstrong has been elected golf cap
tain OF the Cricket Club, in place OF Charles I.
Stout
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A GERMAN BARK MISSING.
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE Of THD MARIE
sEIDENBURG-OFF SANDY HOOK
EIGHTEEN DAYS AGo.

Solderhurg from DubliD January g. In ballast Tor
this port is missing and fears aTe entertained that
She has foundered and that her crew OF twenty-one
men found watery graves almosi in sight Of land
Eighteen days ago the missing bark was sighted
off Scotland Lghtship, outside cs New-York Har-
bor and a pilot-boat transferred TO her orders ad
dressed to Captain Menkens. her master. instruct
ing him 10 proceed to Philadelphia where she had
1ust been chartered load crude OIL for Mar
sci les.
Since that time tho Marie Se.ienburg has not
been seen or heard from The mysterious disap-
pearance OF this ship is OF the strangest events
in shipping annals. She had only one hundred
miles 10 cover when last sighted - reach the Della
ware Capes and she should have reported there
the next day. Tugs cruising for her and her
agents are watching day and night for news OF
the missing ship.
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INCORPORATED ~ NFWJFRSEY.

Trenton " J.. March 20 (SpeciaD.-The following
companies were incorporated to-day:
The Dispatch Publishing Company. OF Town OF
Union. " J.: capital stock $1,000 Corporators
John T. O'Rrien. Robert W. Negus and Thomas F.
Martin of Town Of Union ~
The New-York Nozzle Company, OF Jersey City;
capital $4,000 Corporators. Charles Dutton
Henry II. Picking and Duncan e. McLaren
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MAMARONFTCK.

The annual election Of officers OF the Mama
roneck Athletic Club will take place Monday
night, and the following nominations have been
posted: President. Marcus Hallett; vice-presdent,
f. I. Chamberlain; secretary, Timothy Lynch;
financial secretary. Charles Broooes; treasurer,
Howell {. Perrin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
ARDSLEY,

The Trustees have appointed william F. Slocum
Village Clerk; @. A Buck, member Of the Board Of
Health: Thomas Eaton and G. A. Glover. police
men and John Van der Wende pOundmaster.
The Congregation of the Ardsley Methodist Epis-
copal Church has extended Il unanimous call 10
the pastor. the Rev. j. II. Phillips, to remain an
other year.
The Hartings Protective Association Will hold It's
annual reception on April Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
LARGE DEAL IN COAL LANDS.
NEARLY NINE THOUSAND ACRES CHAN"E H"ND'
IN A1.ABAMA-A COMPANY TO EN-
LARIH OPERATIONS.

n,,,,,no,or Ala. March 30 (speclaD.--L p. &
r, uor1orvilIe of Carrollton Ga; the Ivy Coal
and coke Company. OF Horse Creek. and others 10
day bought Il 800 Of coal land at Horse creek
and Cordova. Walker County. from b. NJ. q H.
w LONE Igt or, and York and NewHamp-
sbtrn associates are going to pool the purchaase
AID the Ivy Cal and Coke Company ex.e tisrs
nines and coke properties. and enlarge oeIt,DnS.
rh poo viii represent $4,000 worth OF mining
property.
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Tho second in the series Of championship basket
bail games between the New-Rochelle ana Hugre-
not Athletic clubs was by the Huguenots
Tuesday night. This makes one game for each
club. The third. AM final game will be played in
fhe Casino the night of Tuesday. April o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
GREAT REGATTA on SARATOGA LAKE.

Saratoga. y. Y. March 3o.-lt Is highly propaoie
that the Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania re-
rata of university and freshmen will he held
on Saratoga Iake In June. II Is thought that tho
University OF Wisconsin will be represented, and
two English crews are expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
Not EVEN Ell PERRINSf

From The Memphis Scimitar
C-There Is thing TOT winch rha"h''o'
think deserves credit
'1Vber Won think OF all the liars we have, there
has never been one who claimed positively that he
had seen the North Pole.
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JASMINE TINE IN THE SOUTH.
BLOSSOMS THAT MAKE DOUBLE FEAST of
FRAGRANCE AND BEAUTY.

From The chicago Inter Ocean.
1ro,r,sts down South in these March days rhapso-
diZn over TIE beauty Of the Jasmine tntt stom
villa on every hand and fills the air WIN IN
Wnn,on cone In from their afternoon drives WIN
their laps fled with jasmine. tnvalids 90 mo
sizes over Is delicate beauty us supe O - lonlt
ut tho tempting cluster or to break OH sR,s hc
lovely to }e left. As for the bees the via
that have had a hard time al Winter-they ho'u
Long before any other woods growth IS resu1rect-
cd for the spring before even the dos a, , i,
Mo blooms get well under way, me Jasmine Ees ~
t,o ~ r.nrL. she Is wanton. very wilful. ana as
- drunk with her sweetness Tor SIX Weeks ~
moro riots in delrium OF ueauty up an "a nii
down dale in swamp and WOODS ana heuse'o"'' GA
over the country.
ont a the lonely woods the Jasmine DUTIES
It's fragrant lamps, and turns ..
Into a royal court with green fes'oohs
The banks Of dark lagoons
In ne deep heart Il every forest tres
And there's a look about the leahess bowers
As they dreamed Of flowers
wrote Tmrod the Carolina poet, who fills so pa
,nott, a, niche In literature The jasmine CLIMBS
about ,he Crackers home and the tumbie-doWn
sha niles that show up over the land as Wen as ne
thrifty ncgros cabin. where the mistress az, naS ~ ~
IN an arbor over the door frame. 1t hangs us ocs
over the wabhng rail fences IN Eeorua ay ~
March and climbs the dignhed garden ran ana
ofttlmes obtrudes Itself where II IS nGt Wahtei ai
gets cut down and ploughed up ruthlessiy IN con-
seecyenca but IN the cities. where It's wiles have
beer tanned and it has been led to canopy balconies
and norches tho clusters are fuller. the blossoms
iarge- the perfume even more subtly sweet II pos
sihle than In the heart of the country. ~ ~ n
March that the wisaria vines IN CnareTrrU a a'io
scarcely q wIstaria vine stone-pillared porcI
or -ailed-in balcony but has a jasmine vine ioi
company The purple ana gol1en S'u $50 Wse,ino
or Ieeare ST. in Charleston. Just now. or ABOUT
the residence streets Of Columbia ana aug ~ !,
the double feast OF beauty and fragrance Is one 10
he nombered
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e1Nli SING

The taxpayers Of this town on Tuesday voted IN
favor Of expending SsOCO IN macadamizng the Al
bany Post Road from the corporation line OF tht
vilLags Of Sing Sing TO the Shepard Memorial
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel. For. Line. Mails close Vessel SANS
"a Rourgogne fIavre French. 100 m lO:V" m
c;errranic Liverpool White Star..... t'V m ls:D III
southwark Antwerp. Red Star.... II ~ M ~ m
Newfoundland Red cross. ~ ~ m ~ III
San Spanish " m m
russian Prince. la Plata Prncs--- "A ~ IN 80 III
Seguranca, Havana. * CUBA i'OV p III on" y M
THURSDAY, MARCH 81
Ardanrose Jamaica. etc. Munson l:oo m Spo III
f.o urnrnen c; ILoyd........ 1890
Fl Mar New-O orleans. G. IAoyd..... - 5Vpp m
Aigonquln Charleston, clyde ......-. - ~" - IN
FRIDAY APRIL l.
RIO Crande Brunswick. Mallory.... 5'np N
SATURDAY. April. 2
Ems. Gibraltar etc. @ Iloyd.... 500 m 1000 m
H.kla rhngvala. lll' III l'N III
Umbria. Liverpool Cunard 900 1919 1879 N
Yucatan. Havana y Y Cuba ...lo;OO m 100 y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

,,,.. coorbo-ouah This should he good news
70 bcycc riders generally as the bad cGnditlon Oa
,bis thoroughfare at frequent Intervals IN tne
ontIrS season is an unpleasant memory to great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
A DECREE or SEPARATION GRANTED

Justice Daily in the supreme Court yesterday
confirmed the report Of stephen Il Olin, as ref
cree. granting a decree OF separation to Mrs
Frances L. Patterson from her husband Charles
G. Patterson, and awarding her permanent all
m1ny of SIS a week. The separation was sought