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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
MOUNT VERNON.

Ma Mary A. Van Horson, widow OF john MAI
.nus Van Horson died at her home. No 11 Wash
ington-st on Wednesday Mrs.. Van Horson WAS
born in Ulster County. New-York. eighty-sn years
ago She leaves two sons. Nathan and Louis H.
Van Horson. well-known business men OF Mount
Vernon The funeral was hold at tho homo yes,ef
day afternoon by the Rev. c. 6. Lane. OF tne
Presbyterian Church.
musical entertainment In aid OF the Enknsn
Yuthsran Church was given on Tuesday night at
ths home OF Mr.. Margaret Hempy' al NO !"
West second-st The principal features OF .ho
evening were the readings by Mrs; Louise Pritcner
SHIELD piano numbers by Mrs. John j. WihtJeh
and duets by Mrs Nathan Barrett aho MI bai.
clay A trio Of the Girls Bachelor Cluo gave
some ma udOliu selections. c.x r,,u,,n
Nj and Mrs. Horace Jones. or south r-lsn.
90 entertained n number OF friends on Wednes-
d. nirht AZ I'm Informal whist party; Ihe pres
vcre won 10y Mrs IL B. lDmAs ana j. l. hei"-
ahe members o., the Young Mans Christian Asso-
ciaton gave social evening FOR their irlenus III
Association Hail. last night c. EDGAR MlIilsali,
SON Of Manchester. England. was the principal
,rea Rev = M Clendennin rector OF 81 Peter
r.,,t.-orsl CHURCH IN West Chester, VIII preach no
o., Of a series OF L,enten rermons IN l'l"'''
Church on Sunday night. o.- y, Sbsr-
NJ is s. John. q we'l-known woman OF 0no 7a
80 park is suffering from a broken ankle sus.
,sired a. a dance OF the SHERWOOD taIh " o'riiai
CiUb which recently met AT her homo TOT so0'"'
an sDnropraton Of $1,000 has been secured from
(.orrrsss Tor dredging the East n,s'e e. o,a
Sror1 Fast chester to Pelham Bay inc improve
ne,t viii open the channel 10 navigation
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pICVUOVD BOROUGH NEWS.

,,. us,r. Euuer the twenty four-y yea old
daughter OF George H. Kmer. or Secohd-S'.' Ne"-
Dorm disappeared from her home on Wednesday
evening and after a search was found In New
York by Dr. s. J. Kennedy, OF New-Dorp'
Tho voung woman went to visit some frienos
IN the village and did not return at DARK
Word was sent TO the house where she mao
been visiting. and the people there said sne h"u
left some hours previously. II was iearheu
nv her father that she had been seen walking in
the direction OF Richmond early In the evening
Miss KiImers mind is not strong and IT was feared
that she might do away with herself. search
was made until nghtfa and yesterday morning
was resumed by her father and two friends They
traced the girl TO New Springvlle. through swampS
woods and over fields but lost the trail at Bulls
Head. When they returned home word mad beeh
received Of her safety I'm New-York. The girl was
brought home early in the day covered with mud
and exhausted She had walked more than ten
miles taking the train to NewYork at Port Rich
mond
An organ recital which was In part a memorial
service for the Names sailors was held yesterday
afternoon in the Randall Memorial Church, Sailor
Snug Harbor The church altar was decorated
with flags which were draped in black The pro,
Mendelssohn and the Funeral March" Bee
hoveR the sgr cS Ba9nr by the old sailors
Miss Anna Christensen was the sololst, ana James
~ J. Collins has been appointed Deputy City Clerk
with Offices in Stapeton.
Club resulted in the selection OF the following ON
GERS: President, Henry 7. Boody wee cPIeslfdent.
BENJAMIN Stern; treasurer George NJ. Sdenberg'
secretary w 8. Bite directors. Morton W. smith
W. A Lentilhon II. J. Tyndale John Wilmerdins
and Carl Boyd. - -
Mrs Charles f. Lawrence and the Misses Law
renee gave tea at their home in Hamilton PARK
last Saturday. They assisted in receiving by
Miss Charlotte Henderson. Miss Marsh. Mrs Court
land Anable. Mrs. q. d. S Trask. Mrs. j. j. Van
Rensselaer, and Miss Heinemann
Colonel r. II. Adams. of NewYork. past com
mander OF Lafayette Post. G. \. r.. OF New-York,
will deliver the principal address at the patriotic
service 10 be held at the First Presbyterian Church
StapletOn on Sunday morning
The students In the Staten Island Academy, al
New Brighton. yesterday morning celebrated the
anniversary OF the birth OF the late George Will
tam Curtis. who a trustee and the president
OF the academy. Charles G. Keutgen. OF the
late William Kcutgen. recited portion OF the
ton Charles Sumner delivered by Mr.. Curtis
before the Legislature OF Massachusetts on June 9.
1874 Ralph Waldo gave defamation from
eulogy OF Wendell Phillips delivered by Mr. Cur
It's before the municipal authorities at Boston
April lS 1854: William r. Janeway gave an extract
from the last address prepared by Mr.. Curtis.
Party Patronage" which he to have de-
Vered al the meeting OF the National Civil Service
Reform League AT Baltimore and Erie T. King de-
livered defamation from an essay on Philip Sid
ney read in 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
II Is estimated that fuIly ono hundred applicants
Used SCISSORS TO KILL HIMSELF.
PHYSICIAN. COMMITS SUICIDE IN 4 SLEEPS
HEAD BAY sANITARIUM.

Dr. william c. Holmes who Tuesday last
tried to end his life IN the Ardendale Sanitarium
In Sheepshead Bay by plunging pair of scissors
into his abdomen. died from the effects OF the
wound at $50 o'clock yesterday morning Dr.
Homse. who forty-threo years old. was a resi-
dent Of Waterbury, Conn. and until he began the
use Of morphine several years ago. he had a large
practice. Tho actions of Dr. Holmes led him to
being placed in the sanitarium. and although he
had only been four weeks in the institution he
was thought to be on the way to recovery
Because Of the cheerful mood Of DR. Holmes he
was not placed under restraint. and he and several
other patients were allowed the freedom of TN.
grounds surrounding the institution. On Tuesday
afternoon. after walking about the grounds for
more than an hour, DIR. Holmes entered tho sani-
taTium and began to pace TO and fro in the halls
In somewhat Of nervous manner Slddenlv ba
turned about, and rushed upstairs to the third
floor where his room located. No mora q,
tention was paid 10 tho actions VI DR. Holmes h,
the attendant IN charge. and II was not until 5.9o
o'clock. when tho Waterman. In making his ro,,,d.
discovered that tho doctor had tried to put an ana
to his life. ~
The Waterman heard sroans coming from tho
bathToom. ana on investigation found Or IIOlmes
lying the floor with the scissors by his side and
the blood flowing from tho wound which hc had
inflicted. Mss ThcbOld the matron IA charge a.
soon she Informed OF what had occurred
hastily summoned Or. Duryea. Of the Kings County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. FEB "a. 1898


PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. FEB. "a. 1898
ARRIVED.
oermanc r MeEnstry LysroG9 , ssSa.Ty
age passengers the White star Line Arrived at me
Steamer Pretoria Ger new. 100 tons KsDn Ham.
burg February ~ MN msse oS agn qna Arrived al
steamer Traye Ger. Thaenhorst. Bremen February
| IS and Queenstown 49, with mdse. rs cabin and lss
steerege passengers 10 Oelrchs Co Arrived at the
Prince @ p2 Dob n Ms saSFn SsnS %fg
%d.e. cabin 5ei storage passengers to John
seaser. Arrived at the Bar al sHl a m. , 90
Ceara Feb and Para ~. with mdse and passenger to
spon Green Av Prince %, ne s HaG Santos
% RIO Janero February with mdse . and cabin pas
Steamer Concho. Risk Vera Cruz February H. Tuxpan
r. rampco - campeche ~ Prosreso II ana hsvana
Arrived at the Bar at lo45
DS S5saer l.? %Sesf. Is sancGea H. SANTANA il Porto
Plata IS: Monte cris,l Is and Turks isdspa 49, with
Arrived at the Bar at e:45 m.
caso IT, slavery IL Psasa January s. Antotogasta
Ta.cahuano IL, Coronet II and punta Arenas 20 with
steamer Herman wedel Jarlsbsrs CNor. Kjarsnd.
Chitepo, 10 and Progress 49, with mdse to Munson
Arrived at the Bar at m , r,,
in ballast to Norton & Son. Anchored oF Sandy Hook
steamer Panama (spen1 ouevode Havana February 90
with mdse and cabin passengers 10 J II CehaEos Co
A S.a@ at s ss a. and Newport News
with mdsc and passengers TO old Dominion IS %.
to William P clyde 6 Co
Ser CO. i. bound to SaannsS 20 10
Sandy Hook J. Feb "a. $50 m-wind southwest:
CLEARED
Steamer Alsne gsr ssters Kingston. Jeremis. Port
steamer Antlia CBD Montel Nassau-F T Montsll
Steamer Chicago CITY CBr) s~ndail Brisol-Jan.s Ar
steamer c0ysn,,na os,: clsss chr'tan'and Chris
Stear Gulf Stream. Swain. Philadelphia William
steamer il F pmock. Baker. sos,on-H pimock
News-o.d Dominion COMPANY.
steamer chattahoochec. Lewis savannah-oc.an S.
Bark Wolfe (n0, Macdonald. Adeiaide-Arkell & Doug
las
SAILED
steamers Ara (Br). for Dover. Michigan (Br, London.
Roant-<e. Baltimore. Asiatic Prince ,Br. Pernam,
Princess Anne. Norfolk Newport News Antia eRr,
vannah: Aisemborn baltimore '"'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS
London. Feb 24-saied. steamer Alexandra oer, Mar
Bristol Feb 2i-Arived. steamer Exeter city ,Br, Wat
Shields fe6 zs-saiI.d steamer orrni.on ,Br, Out
Liverpool FEB "A Arrived steamer Busnos Ayr-,n
Queenstown, FEB "a. p.m-Arrived steamer. Britain
eeeded sailed Teutono (Br,. Cameron. from IIverpoo
GLASGOW FEB 2arArrysd. steamers. Anshora dr.
mic Cbo MSidock New YORK Tor liverpool '''''""
yos f t T Ms. ,isa. r, cass0 b B9yes
Tor London. Mohawk (Br, cannons New-York for Lon
IAzarl. Feb 2Epassed. steamer August Korr Ger,
hThnsr Rotterdam .I for Ne~ p,ds ,
Dutch). Van der Zee NswYOrk tOr ROt,srdamI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

The congregation OF the First Presbyterian ohu'e "
Reid fits annual meeting on Wednesday evening az"
these men were chosen as ofhcers' "eo'ee -,
Brown John p. Brown, Thomas Adams AeAa"u',
Laird George A. Chamberlin, Ralph l. fi'''o 90,
George : Prince elders: J. Lindsay PorteouS' WI
tn, Y s,rsng p Y b. Hoes. David Il. Myers ana
Walter +. Haskell. deacons. The congresalo" %
the Westminster Presbyterian Church heid us a'.-
nual meeting on the same evening Cha''e eidors
Haight and Louis w Archer were elcC deacone
TIE Sacred Literature Class meets TINS eyeiirs
the home OF Frank r. Hathaway, No, 10 " he
Warburion Avenue Baptist Church VIII reVe" ~"o
Ns rns evening Miss Proctor will lecture at the
Woman's Institute. Her subject is Inc 9'ois %
'n 6I TSomas O. Baker principal Of the Workers GERS
Heh school lectured before large audience Of he
night in ne assembly hall unaes me he spoke
a. ..rhe Yosemite Valley" and illustrated MS TAIN
with number Of stereoptcon yews s,,.rnoon at
the nome OF Mrs Edwin X. Martin. IN Alta-ave ea
Park Hill 1t Chsp n af'e Mo29s "Fa
tails programme arranged by N''
POucher. was given:
Piano SOLO AIT de Bas. 'T ssn,o .1~il'rh"'
Vocal solos, Ap %Is cs saa Y RS~ian mon
''''o 500 M;. RaS.s He Il. r9ss.o~n-
No~ S@0" Mrs Rudolf Nckcmeysr.
Vocal SOLO 'Rtcrneue
pany had little difficulty in winning its game on y
Wednesday evening with team from |S Thpe Usual
OF ne ~ RSsmSsat of we're
Dr. q. STANLEY Hall is TO lecture before the Kin
derearten Association Of Yonkers in the near future
on The ne Rev Dr. George F. Pentocoss Of the First
Peeran chgTch Il 70 pGsan (, aernOon on
swndav in the Madison Avenue Baptist Church In
@ s1ShangDs Ro SD' W pasd 6n' Of Ni Ss
Warhurton Avenue Baptist Church. OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
NEW ROCHELLE.

Police Justice Lambden yesterday heio "i' 90" -
- -, hail 70 await the action OF the
crs,d Iurv FOR burglary and arson. Tho woman
according 20 her confession 10 the police robbed the
home OF f. y smythe. in Sound View-ave. ana
then 70 conceal guilt SET IRE TO ne 5 6uding
II 80 T<r0oks twenty-five years old, or NO ~ RIVER
- was held as an accompce and sent with her 10
no " ll;c Plains jail. ,-. o., -,
,'.iay night a. the home Of Mrs. Mary r. ferehs,
A. p-r< pace The relations OF the United states
80 I-nciand France and Spain we're discussed. and
a PAPER on "Our National Finances was read by
G ". Harmon H., 49,. 80,
Trc committee on the proposed city charter mas
connie "a IFS revision and I. IS expected the meas
ma eu be submitted to the Legislature early next
,voak The original draft has been AMENDED IN
nearly an 81 It's Objectionable features.
Nn illustrated lecture on "Ben-Hur' Is announced
fof NEXT Tuesday night. The lecture will be given
ly a. Theodore Chamberlain. under the auspices OF
Rochelle Lodge. J. O. O. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
COTRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme court-Before Van Brunt.
court opens at P m Motions orders Nos. rs, 3. 81.
Supreme Court-specla Term-Par, I-Betors Freed
mar" M Motor S eendsT G Tdl al 1914
snp2em opens pa I M SpaIte maers
J.-Motions. Demurrers Nos sec. CPS Preferred
supreme court-sp-cal Term-Part Iv--Betore Slower.
Law and fact Nos oo7e. CO.'S. G0so 1896 $685.. 5s25
i9ls 800 1923 1od5. eo32 1851. 5i22 1895 5si7 5si2
1901 1855. '37. 500 5i3l 5i5 542o 49s7 5277 Case
supreme Court Special Tsrm-Psr' ,y-Before B.ehor.
W to Be soi from from Par ~ to- ,Ta Csa.
s5Sgms 70 Re 9 f,Gm sPef PAR
supreme court Term Part i Bssr: rrasx
s293 s5 siS3 t t9 55 if s s2t 5s 53t so
iSaS 1890 4iiao case nTansbeS 's 1918 i4o-"
supreme Cour;-rr!al Tern Part III Before Scott J.
1922. e2io. 1875. 1913 9l3l. 1890 Case unfinished
siaver Causes 10 BE- sent from Part III for trial
Supreme Cour,-rrsl rern-Part V Before puero +
Causes TO he sent from Part III FOR trial. Case un-
supreme Court-Tria Tern,-Part vr-Befor. Gieg.r.,
JCagses 70 be sent from Part III for trial Case un-
supreme coutm oo Tenn vrBefore Beach J.
,So se iss 900 500, oa ~ sa.s S u.s. s tS os 500?
supreme court-Triai Term-Part vIGG-Adjournea for
supreme court-Tria Term-Part Ix-Betore Glider
supreme coqrt-rriaI rerm-Part X-Before Macrean
J.--Causes 70 be sent from Part VII ior trial Gear
Supreme Cour-rrial Tern-Part XI-B Before MrAdann
J.Causes 20 be sent from Part VII trial Judge TO
charge
Supreme court-Trial rerm-Psr Xu-Adiourned for
the
SurrOsates Court-'hambers- Before Arnold S-Motlon
calendar called 10 80 a. Wills Tor probate: Anne
Young. at 10 a. H.. Amelia c. Ludlow. Catherine A
keenan, Antonette 2. Sparks Joseph ODwyer AT 10 30
a. m; Frank l.. Hatch. William +. Ford at m.
Sufrcgates Cour-Triai Term Before Fltzgerald s
Court opens 10 80 a. No. 1863. will of Agnes S V
\. Hall No. 1860, vii OF Margaret J. smith: No 1865
will " Savins Mcdonald.
city Court-special Term-Before Conan Court
a 4 a m
city Couri-Trial Term-Parts l. II. III and Iv-Ad-
journed sine die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Tariff Association, Fire Underwriters II A m
Board OF Street Openings City Hall. p. m.
Buyers Association convention. Hartman Hail.
y. m.
School Board OF the Boroushs OF Manhattan ana
The Bronx p
Company H. list Regiment old-fashioned dancing
party Grand Central Palace.
Lecture by n F. Krehbiel "Wanderins Bal
lads" No 763 F1fth-ave.. $50 p. m
American Water Color Society exhibition. Acao-
emv OF Design 9 a m. TO p. m. 73O 10 10 p. m
Lafayette College Alumni Association dinner.
Windsor Hotel p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25

Uospital and Dr. Amber. both of whom are con-
nected with the institution. a., o, was
pr Holmes when removed TO his ROOM W. !,
weak from loss of blood, and II was then saiu ma
there was hut little chance of his recovery as ne
had injured himself internally ana WAS Slowly
bleeding TO death. , mn. ~. CON
Of the late Israel Holmes, well-knowh pus,I'eS ~
man OF Waterbury Conn. and ne WAS Esasu' I'd
from the New-York College OF Physicials am, anu
Surgeons about fifteen years ago us oIo'ne.
Dr. Walter Holmes arrived at the saha1'u u " he
night 70 take charge OF the body, whlch VIII De
buried in the family plot in Waterbury, Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
MANIARONECK.

The village trustees gave a public hearing on
Wednesday night 10 consider the application o, the
New-York White Plains and Elmsford Electric
Railroad FOR a franchise for trolley road connect
Ing MamaTOneck with White Plains. The sentiment
was decidedly IN favor Of the road but the trus-
tees were asked 10 make several important changes
IN the terms o. the franchise. fastening the con-
e,ruotion o, the road and changing the duration Of
the grant from one hundred years 10 shorter
period. Representatives o; the Huguenot Electric
Company. OF New-ROchele, were present and made
formal application FOR a franchise from the New
Rochelle town line through the town Of Mamaro-
neck. The route chosen by them Is the Boston Post
Road. The application viii be considered at another
public hearing in the town hall tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Pryor, J.
Morris Cooperative Building Loan Associa-
Musgraye-D Donald Mclean.
Acker agt. Rlce-Porte V Ransom.
G,rmania Life Insurance Company Gansborg-
George @ Battle
Matter 81 Dslaney-Abner c. Thomas
Radcliffe Ratclire-1honas g. Kinney.
Ratc,lne Radcliffe muel b. Paul.
Matter OF Cohn-Banksor r. Morgan.
Matter Of Norhaus-Edwsrd l.. Patterson.
by Freedman. J.
Shidovsky agt Shdlovsky Augustus II. Vanderposl.
Brettel agt. Brunjes-gulncy ". Boese.
Gilbert agt. McCone- Charles Wehle.
schmitt agt. kese-MaN Altuay
People. United States Mutual Accident As
northumberland l. Patterson.
Matter OF Grand Boulevard and Concourre-Danlel p.
lngrahan.
Metropolitan Savings Bank ast. Tufs-Thomas f. Dom
nelly.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. i.
George w. Mark agt. Natalie Anthracite Coal Company
Samuel s Slater
by Freedman J.
Conrad Jockei ngt James l.. Mccormick (two case,,-
Dsnno LswiDson Wv ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
SING SING.

Thomas Ramage. who closed out his plumbing,
business IN this village and started for tho Klon-
dixie gold felds. accompanied by his two sons sew
er4l weeks ago has telesraphed home from the
Pacific Coast that he has given up his project and
a ID return early next week.
The following the officers OF the westchester
County Christian Endeavor Union, elected at the
.-c-ut convention ~ this village. President
Eusene 3. Fuller Mount Vernon vice president.
Mss Mary Marshall. Sing Sing: secretary. Misc
Annie A. HALEY, TarrytOwn; treasurer Nathan
= Bushnell Peekskll Junior superintendent Miss
Carrie L. Angel Peehskill; missionary secretary
Miss Lizzie Warmly. YOnkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
ADMIRAL BUNCES COMMISSION ARRIVES.
HE rs GREETED WITH THE USUAL SALUTE OF
THIRTEEN GUNs-APPIICANTs FOR EN-
IISTMENT TURNED AWAY.

Francis NJ Buncc received his commission az
Rear-Admiral Yesterday. The commission bore the
signature OF President Mckinley. The formal be-
stowal Of the honor httingly recognized at the
ysrd A salute Of thirteen guns fired tho
Rear Admirars colors were dipped, and squad Of
marines appeared dress parade. Rear-Admiral
Bunce received personal visits from officers in the
yard all Of whom called to present their congratu-
latons
II is estimated that fully ono hundred applicants
for enlistment In the Navy were turned away yes
terday al the receiyIng-ship Vermont. The I'M
usually large number of applicants has made il
possible Tor the recruiting officers 10 be most par
tlcular in picking the required number of men,
The officers believe that they could secure several
hundred If they desired them, although the
standards of mental and physical excellence 50
high that many OF the applicants fail 10 qualify.
ii Is reported the Navy Yard that five carloads
of pr0jectcs now on their way TO the yard
from the Tredgear Iron Works. in Richmond Va.
The order was given by the Government several
months ago and the date for the completion OF the
contract has been anticipated by several weeks
In the consignment are 1000 projcctiles Weighing
from 900 pounds TO 1900 pounds each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25

Isle Of Wight. Feb 2i-Passcd, steamer Nes'a''
Foot. Nev-York FOR London. -. rusr-
Scllly, Feb 2i-Steamers Hercynia (Ger). 'on nbuJ.
fes New-Orleans. Via Newport News ,G "N
Hurona (Br) DOgwood. Portland for London ,yox
Dungeness. Feb 2f-Passel. steamer H''''
Ger. l4angen. Hamburg FOR New York. -, r5sf.
Cherbourg. Feb 2S-sailed steamer hsFc New
Christoners from Bremen ana Southampton '0'
York -, yayS
stet,n. Feb 22-sailed. steamer Norge DAM
sen. New-YHk. x- Hos
Chris,lania. Feb 2l-Arrivsd. previously. s'ea"" ~"
DAM. Laub New-York ,, nash
Copenhagen, Feb 2i-Arrived. steamer fieh.ss ~
Laub. New-York. via Chri-tansani and ChF'''
Stettn - ,nntsa.
Rotterdam Feb 2e-saed steamers chester .p. sssn
Boysen New-York, 2sth obAam Dutch 1850
New-fork ,.u "a.
Gibraltar. Feb % Passed. steamers BenleIn fss-
Farguhar Annoy and Hong Kons FOR New ~, ~ Nss-
ruary "a Iacroma (AusO. Pol!ch ts'anx .x-yorL
York Massilia Gr) BRAND Maseies FOR New t3d.
Port Said. Feb H-Arryed steamer 0lesa e.
Harris York Via Agers. Tor slnsalsi o., sssia
Naples, Feb y .Arriyed steamers Asa's "SSormanaA
New York. via Narcotics Sc; February -, rsr~a =
Ger Barends New-Nork. Gibraltar ana yn"s,lra
Genoa. Feb 2t-sailei. steamer Kaiser "h"'"'
Ger. Hegemann. New-Iork v.,aret
Port said Feb 2i-Arrivei. steamer Qafsn % Hons
Orr. Dunbar. New York for Alden. s'ndA'''
Kong. sc. ,.,nsul1
81 Mchae.s Feb 24-Arrived on. steanfs fs"~
opro. Be,tencour- Lisbon tor Nsw-H&A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-General Roy Stone, OF Wasn'hs
ton ASTOR-Colonel Thomas S. Barr. L. 5. A.
RUCKINGHAM-Mayor A. c. Houghton OF North
Adams Mass CAMBRIDGE-ColonelE Henry May
OF Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Ihomas r
Ravard OF Delaware ex-Ambassador 10 England.
NJ NNHATTAN-Oakes Ames Of Boston. NOR-
MANDIE-Ex-Senato David b. Hill, OF Albany.
WALDORF Lieutenant Governor woodruff ana
Herbert Y. Blssell. OF Buffalo. WlNDSoh-Norr4s
w. Hardness, Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25

Wasted OppOrtunity-"I don't say as how ye
amt sincere In GcttiL UP an clamorn' fur war"
sad Farmer CoTntoss- 81 may be traIy OF IN
uuduly suspicious nature"
81 hev allus been fur the slightest provo
cation replied the exci'ablc ne!chboT
80 yc hes. Ifut ! mus say e. kind % makes
Doubtful 10 hnd ye wast!n AL this time talkin
'bOu; lshtin when w. might be pTactisln with
target. Washington Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25

What big lot Of suits you have IN your o''s''"
sales; do you keep on making the same mistakes every
year," asks
Yes, on purpose; unlike most
dealers who let their stock run to a
slim nothing, we keep an almost
complete assortment to the very sea-
sons end.
That's why.
At the beginning of each season.
we sell all "carried-overs.
That's how.
$3.50; $40 if your chest meas
ures under "a inches.
That's now.
Last Springs suits.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
YATES COUNTY DEMOCRATIC.

REPUBLICANS LOSE CONTROL OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Corning ~ Y. Feb. A-Complete returns show
that for the first time since the organization OF the
Republican party the Democrats have secured a
majority in the Board of Supervisors 81 Yates
County As result Of the town meetings the new
Board will stand: Democrats, 5; Republicans, T.
The last Board stood: Republicans, 5; Popuist, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-25
WHITE PLAINS.

movement has been started among the friends
OF eX- County Judge William H. Robertson 10 have
bis portrait in oil placed in the County Court
House
David Cromwell has been elected president Of the
New-Iork Elmford and White Plains Railway
company. As AT present constituted the Board OF
Directors ls composed OF Bradford Rhoades John
". Lounsbury. Clarence McClelland. Edward O.
Nri.c. an Of this county, and u. T. Jennings D.
s Mason and c. d Y. Peck, of New-Yor CIV
The hoard Of Supervisors VII! probably finish
the business Of the annual session and adjourn
next week @'N'''