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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
WHITE PLAINS.

John Sells Commissioner OF Jurors, reports that
the total number Of persons liable 10 jury du'y III
this county is 3i7a 81 which 800 have been selected
TO serve grand Jurors FOR 1895
The Board of Supervisors Will make It's annual
visit OF inspection to Good Council Farm to-day
This institution is for the OF poor children and
is conducted by the Sisters OF the Divine Compass
sion. In Broadway
one OF the visitors 10 the county buildings on
Monday was Cyrus Lawton. OF New-RocheHe'
eigbtv-si1 wears old Mr. Lawt0n was oli-time
LAWYER. but is now out Of practice. He had not
visited the Courthouse in number OF years, and
found many changes and only one familiar face
that OF David Yer Planck. ex-Assistant District
Attorney. Mr.. Lawton was one OF the counseI IN
the first suit tried In the present supreme court
room in 1857. when the building was hrst COM
pleted. ., ,-. 49,
lecture illustrated with stereopticon views oy
Professor and Mrs. F. : stevens WI! oe given AT
the Rosedale Chapel. near this village THIS evening
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YON kERS.

Their. wa. pretty home wedding yesterday at
the house Of George l. Eldridge. NO ~ Woon-
,rorth-ave when his eldest daughter. Miss Edith
Lee E,driige. became the wife OF Fred wallace
Jenkins OF Boston The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Dr. George F. Pentecost. OF the rlrs'
Presbyterian Church. and was followed by wed
ding breakfast The wedding was an exceedingly
cue, one only relatives Of the coupe being In at
tendance Among the out-ot-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs johnson and Howard jenkins, OF Boston;
Nr and Mrs George f. Eldridge. OF Philadelphia.
and Misc Mabel Huston and Miss Hanna huston
~ crawford. y J. After wedding tour. Mr.. and
Mrs jenkins Will make their home in this city
In the presence OF large number OF visiting
odd Fellows on Monday evening. District Deputy
Grand Master 5 William Conklin and his star in
stalled the officers OF Palisade Lodge Of odd Eel
,ows Visitors were present from Mount Vernon
Port Chester. Dobbs Ferry and Mamaroneck After
the ceremony there supper and speeches
were made ny Past Grand size James + sanders
and a number OF past officers.
A. The meeting of the Common Council on Mon
day evening. the resolution Of Alderman BrodeIick
In favor OF submitting the question OF annexation
OF Yonkers TO New-York 10 the voters Of the city at
discussion The result was that the resolution was
defeated by vote OF TO Allerman bTooerlck
was supported by Aldermen CosteHo. hachett
Loehr ana Walsh The opposing votes came from
SHOWING A strict party vote A. the Democrats
80 votet against H. There was only one abb
eartee Alderman Curran Democrat. but his vote
would not have changed the result.
was given las night al the clubhouse Of the Park
guests were received by Ms. Livingston Mrs.
Tweedy and Mrs Hance. ,,,. -,
Thomas Hale. II. and samuel Raynor were ap.
pointed recently 30 aWange f9r the annua dinner
terisy nat i al been decided 10 hold the anar
on the evening Of February H. at hart!ns. IN South
The 'Paiisad- Boat cub has about completed ar
ransemerfs Tor invitation owing tournament.
vi, oh will he f-f on fIttF L. ca
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HEATING AND VEyTILA7ING KNGIyErRs

The fourth annual meeting 81 the American Soc-
ETY. 81 Heating and Veniilating Engineers was Be
gun yesterday morning In tie Mechanical Enld-
ncers' Building. 40 i West Thirty-hrst-st The
meeting is 10 last three day Tie pres!den, OF the
society. W. VI. Mackay. Of New York. called the
meeting to order and delivered the opening address
Among those who present L, the morning
session yesterday We're Henry Adams Of Wash
ington: Newe! p Andrus. OF Brooklyn: HUH J.
Barron. OF HewYorK. y. Harold CARPENTER Of
Wakesbarre. Penn. Frank X. Chew Of New-York:
John 4 Connolly. OF New-York. A II Fowler OF
Philadelphia: John Gornly. OF Philadelphia; An
drew Harvey Of Detroit. Charles r. Hau.s OF
Nsw-York; Stewart Jellett. OF Philadelphia; Her
bcrt 4. JOsNu. OF NeS-York. Alfred F. Kendrick
u BrookliHe. Mass. James Mackay OF Chicago:
Ge1ge ! lockwood Of Worcester Mass J e
Soreen. q Chicago. b. r. Stamford OF New-York:
H. u. SHeland. OF FredOnia, y Y, c. WadswOrt h
Of Brooklyn. and Wilis!e r Wolfe OF Boston
..iuch Of morning meeting taken I'd with
the report Of the officers d. the society and with
discussions uDOn proposed changes In the cOnstitu-
ton The principal one Of these changes was the
elimination OF in the requirements for member
ship. Heretofore an applicant FOR membership was
required 10 be twenty seven years old.
At the afternoon meeting papers read by
George j. Rock wood. Of Worcester Mass. and JOHN
Comfy o., Philadelphia. a committee was ap-
pointed 10 inspect the heating and ventllating sys-
tens in the New York schools.
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Nineteenth Street and Sixth Avenue
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs John Lantry. OF Fleetwood. was run oo"i
al First-st and Fourth-ave on MONDAY hs"' ~
a hack. and had shoulder and arm badly broken
and crushed The hackman. Patrick O'Meara was
irving TO avoid a troiley-caT. and did not see ,lIo
woman until she ran in front Of the horses ne
was not arrested.
The Lecture Committee OF the Board OF Educa-
ton has made the following announcements for me
remainder Of the winter course: January g. A +.
French subject 'lVestchester County reoruarY
8 Charles E. Nichols Superintendent. subject ho'
decided on; February a. Jared Barhite. Poetry :
February q J. y Phelps subject not decided req
ruary 2s the Rev. Or. Kellogg March r.. !,
T4lton. paris: March H. the Rev. L. r. Buel
'Pompen''; March q. Miss Fannie G. Levy; March
D A. Noel Blakeman. 80 s,..,a, mn.
The Rev II l. Bodey Will preach a speS So, MI .,
mortal sermon on the death Of DR.. HouGnton on
the Church Of the Transformation Manhattan. IN
81 Marv's Chapel. Sherwood Park, next ouiIuay
morning II is expected That weli-knoWn sinsrr1
from the Little Church around the corner VIII
furnish the music. g. .-s LA ~
South Fourth-ave.. have received NlD from tne
Network Telephone Company as damages. ItaS'
summer the boy playing on the sldeWalK VIII
employees OF the company were hosting Po.es
They were using cable, and the boy wa ~
rnltted 10 place his hand upon the rope, y WHICH
II was drawn into the pulley and cIusheo
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NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received so from William HIS
for the invalid widow. seventy years old. for whom
the Charity ORGANIZATION Society made appeal
The Commonwealth is new society established
for the intellectual Advancement of its members
II meets Thursday evenings at No "A East Tenth
81, C. William Hall is the president and F. Col
Inns the secretary.
The eleventh annual entertainment and reception
OF the Macy Mutual Aid Will be he!d Friday even
ing AZ the Grand Central Palace. LeI.ngton-ave
and For,y-third-st. There Will he vaudeville pro-
gramme and music by Meyers 7th Regiment Band
Judge Fitzsimons In the City Court yesterday
handed down a decision IN which he grants the ap
plcatior OF william F. Coles for open commits
sion 10 take the testimony OF certain witnesses In
Boston relative to the suit for 5000 damages for
breach OF promise brought asans, him by Blanche
a Burnel
The death OF George Thesis son Of the founder
OF THESIS concert garden. In Fourteenth-st. oc-
Cured OF Sunday from consumption az hts home
No la East Fourteenih-st He and hls brother
Henry inherited a fortune from their father eight
years ago but It had been impaired by ill-luck
The funeral will he to-day AZ the house.
Professor Henry X Rusty will deliver an Illus
trated lecture on AN Afternoon on Venezuelan
Bayou before the New-York AcAdemy OF Sciences
on Monday al p. m. IN the Mott Memorial Ii
brary No a Msdison-sve.
Tn. Outward Club. No 3 nelancey-s; will meet
tonight 10 discuss Industrial Insurance" Tho
nrst speaker will be Haley Fiske vcepresiient
Of the Metropolitan LIE Insurance Company
The trustees Of the Protestant Episcopal Cathe-
dral Of S. John the Divine yesterday afternoon
held their usual monthly meeting at the See House
No >? Lafayette Place large amount OF routine
business was transacted. but no matters % public
interest came before the Board for action
The reception and vaudeville entertainment Of
the Employees Mutual Aid Society OF Brill Brothers,
which took place at the Lexington Opera House
on Monday night. was we'll attended. Those who
were present had An exceedingly enjoyable time.
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TARRYTOWN.

Another hearing IN the Of John u and WILL
IAN Rockefeller against tho assessors OF Mount
Peasant concerning the 1875 assessments was held
yesterday n The Willard Building. before Franklin
Couch. OF Peekskll. referee. The hearing viii
be ncid On Tgcsday February J.
John Burton and his wife, Ray Burton who were
arrested IN Mlnhattan oil Tuesday last. charged
with having robbed The summer home OF Edward
Ellsworth. ia this village. on the night OF August
g 1885,. were aIrA.gned before Justice Charles No
CGtchen yesterday Afternoon. They waived exam
ination and We're committed 10 await the action Of
the Grand jury Mrs Burton sent to the
Queens County Jail. the White Plains jan is
undergoing Improvements. ana has no accornmoda-
lions for women.
About dozen prominent men from this village
Knights Templar. IN Madison square Garden last
evening.
8 Evison. Of this village for many years chief
clerk OF the maintenance OF way department OF
the Sew-York Central Railroad. has received the
appointment OF roadmaster OF the Adirondack d.
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MINIATURES AND FURNITURE.
TARIFF QUESTIONS IN WHICH GEORGE J. GOULD
AND COMMODORE GERRY ARE INTERESTED.

TARIFF QUESTIONS IN WHICH GEORGE J. GOULD
AND COMMODORE GERRY ARE INTERESTED.
George j. Gould got together a valuable collection
OF eighteenth century miniatures during his last
trip abroad. and the question OF what duty he
should pay them occupied some OF the time Of
the Board OF General Appraisers at No. l25
Bleecker-st.. yesterday. The goods were brought
over by Goupi Co.. Paris. and F. w. Glaenzer.
Of that hrm, appeared before the Board yesterday
He testified regarding the character Of the various
articles. which include brooches. lockets. rings.
snuff boxes and on. The articles have been
sessed az jewery, and. under that classification
they would have to pay duty Of 60 per cent Mr.
Gaenzer contends that they should come in as
works of art. only 20 per cent. Mr.. Glaenzer
testified:
The value Of these articles IS In the painting
There custom In the eighteenth century Of
making a gift of a miniature where one wished to
make costly present but did wish it 10 ap-
pear costly. Take one Of these paintings out OF
its setting. locke for instance. The locket, the
mere frame would then be worth very little but
the miniature would be worth a great deal That
shows clearly that the article is properly work
OF and not a piece OF jewelry"
There was also hearing the question Of ad-
hitting three of Chinese manufacture free
The importers are Cottier & Co.. OF No. East
Thirty -fourth-st. The Dingley law does not admit
antiquities free. but the Wilson and the Mckinley
laws did providing the articles dated back Of 100.
The vases in question came in under the Wilson
law. J. S. Inglis. Of the firm of Cottier Co.
testified as an expert that the three vases dated
very far back OF 100
In what factory they made" was asked.
such goods not made in factories. They
were made by small concerns. often by individual
men" 49,
Then how do you know when they were made?
by their appearance. If they We're placed
alongside OF modern vases you would see the dner-
ence yourself. They belong to the time OF the
Ming dynasty. and they are very early examples
of Chinese art
Commodore Gerry endeayored TO prove that some
irawing-room furniture which he had imported
was Of period OF Louis XIV. and entitled to
come In free II OF the character generally
known as Louis XIV. he admitted. but he thought
il was made during the latter part Of the reign or
Louis XIV The latter part OF the reign OF Louis
XIV was a transition period in the making Of
furniture Mr.. Gerry said.
do YOU consider yourself an expert in such mat
ters?" Mr.. Gerry asked.
III did not would not have paid two prices
for the furniture
Decision reserved
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THE RET. ". J. B. DAILY MADE CHAPLAIN
APPOINTED TO THE PLACE IN THE xTy-NINTH
BY COLONEL sMITH-AN AMERICAN
BIRTH

Colonel George Moore Smith has appointed the
Rev William ]. B. DAILY chaplain Of the seth
Regiment TO I'll the place made vacant by the
resignation OF the Rev. Bernard A. Brady. This
appointment will give pleasure satisfaction to
the home rule party" in the regiment. because
the officer is American by birth and II his
selection depended on the votes OF the members
there would probably be the same opposition to
him as there was TO Adjutant Strong when he be
a candidate for the Office of captain OF Com
pany d.
The newly appointed chaplain will appear before
the Examining Board Friday evening. together
with Captain-elect Strong. and the occasion will
be meinOra bic one. because two American officers
Of the 6eth Regiment have not appeared before
the board at the time in many day.
Chaplain DAILY is young OF fine presence
and hign attainments, and has the highest recon-
mendations for the place from the priests who
are associated with him in ST. Patrick's Cathedral
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vision which will require his removal from arry-
town Nj Eyisor viii assume his new duties on
February l. -, III,
A ten-men team match for bowling BAN VIII
be bowed in this village tomorrow evening De
tween the Young Mems Lyceum and the star BOWL
ing Club OF White Plains. ,-
Township have unanimously voted not TO grant a
franchise to the New-fork Emstora ana
White Plains Railway. At present the company
can only charge fve-cent fare from the hudson
River Railroad station 70 the White Plains court
house Had the company secured a new town
franchise It would have charged ten cents lot
that distance or five cents for each township $50
An entertainment will be given in the GlenvlIe
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening
by the White Plains Mandoln ana Hullar NIuo.
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TWO NEN ADRIFT on SCOWS.
CHANCES OF THEIR BEING PICKED UP AT SEA
BY PASSING VESSELS

Further search for the TWO scOws that were cut
loose from the tug J. (. Wallace which foundered
outside Sandy Hook on sunday night. reveals the
fact that the scows. on each OF which there was
a man. are not ashore az Jones Peach. reported
or anywhere an sight west OF Fire Island II is
thought that TIE scOws have drified out 10 sea
The fact tina; they are Of substantial build and
had several days provisions on board leads the
owner J + FINER 10 believe that tie TWO men
in charge OF the scows have not persisted. He
thinks they will be picked up al sea Meanwhile
In. scows are menace 10 navigation. owing 10
the fact that they are unInanagedbe In high
AT the Office OF the Morgan Towing Company. at
No . South-et. different view was expressed
!, was said that the Two men on the scows might
de ~ starvation before they picked up as f.
was not believed that they had sufficient provisions
on hoarG
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Reputation is a thing that holds
men in awe"
With the reputation for the very
finest in rcady-made clothing we
have. with some, the reputation tor
high prices-men who want a good
suit at a little price," don't always
think of us.
Curious, when we have bargains
all the year round have now some
suits at SIS. that have stepped
down" from $40; some at SIC and
SIS, that are "deserters" from the
$22 and SIS ranks -,
Walking-co suits, single and
double breasted sack suits.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Warren and Broadway
Prince and Broadway
Thirty-seconi and Broadway.
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany. Jan. 25-The Court OF Appeals To-Day
rendered the following decisions:
r-dward Iadew agt John ". Hart and others ap-
peliants. LAFAYETTE Z Pruyne agt ADAMS rulnl-
iure ami Manufacturing Company. appellant JUG
ment affirmed with costs.
psonle ar rel Emil Kasschan. appellant. agt.
1beodore Roosevelt and others Police Commission
ers order OF Appellate Division and the determine
ton Of the Commissioners reversed with costs IN
all courts. ,,.., posar,..
Joseph r. Swan. appellant, ast. Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association Judgment and order az
frTed with costs -. 49,
The calendar for Wednesday is: Nos 26' 800. 25.
3o2 So 3d. Ss and 309.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-suprerne Court Recess
j. s ideTse2e and Gieserich Jj-MocHs H. IS
TO- H. Appeals from District Couri-N2' ~ 70 SMITH
Moan ese0aar caed e. le&P a. -Betore Freed
man J"couri opens at 1879 a. m Ex-partc natsrs
supreme Cogr-specia! Terart uIwBe'9 2, Pyer
5sce 500. 1912 el. 6sas 1892. $3.50. 1882 1911 9sl'
$40 5,3i 300 el62 Clear p.,, rv-Rs,ore Nash.
Law and TACT: Nos 6744 1880 Sob 1892 1893 es'N
coIsree.a Tsr"T 7 y ;. c1s.9 Cohen
supreme Cour,-rral Term-Part VI-Adjourned for the
supreme court-special Tern-Part vlI-BetOre DAILY.
1se Tern-Part rr-Before rruax
-Prsterrei causes Nos 1916 All i04s 1890 1879
1912 1850 1912 1908 i47s2 1880 1870 Case IN
9so c, sss ia 1 T:5G a4o .d as Soy
hs7s 1885 1924 1872 1918. so3I s333 $50 ilos siSs
Supreme S c@rs '9 rer-Psrt lv~ef8rs Book
stave- J.causes to Re cent from Part III for tr'ai
supreme coart-Trial Tsru.-Part v-Bs'9Es pusFO' :.
supreme court-Trsl Terrn-Part vI-Ad,Ourned FOR
supreme T.rP,5 v5 s,a 2ss. B; 7;s1
5ii55ii .:i5 sis. 7a7o seio Inquest No $3.50. Case
supfer. cour,-Trial Tern-Parts VIII and rx-Ad-
jourrei FOR the tern. -. p,, xa.,o,. x.c1<,r
J2suses to be sent from Par; Vii Tor trial Case
SUPREME cour,-Trai Terrn-Part xI-Be,ore McAdarn.
J-Causes be from Part VII for trial Case IN
supreme court-Trtai Tern'-P.rt xII-Bstor. Spring
J-Causes De from preferred calendar Tor trial
sGr-osste. FEs ,.. Sc
No J. Of Bill at 1890 a m WIS ior protsate
Heinrich Huebsch 10 a. Briret E Fnnesan
Lila ReseW Elizabeth Barker Nicholas MARTA =; 10 50
A m James @. Rowland Katherine MnK AoTanen
Schlesnger Melville c. Smith Mary e Van N'siTani
SURROGATE, Court-Tral Term-Betore Arnold. s-No
l340 viii q Charles Barson. a; 1890 a m.
Clty Court-Spec.al Te-m-Be.ore Op~yer. J.--Courf
oPn at 10 F. M Ta2m a 10 H. III and vAd
journed sine die
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Freedman. J.
Hitchcock ACT snth-Samue e. Dun.
Miller ag, Metropolitan Trust C"mpany-Joseph r
os t1rfs AT sch,mel-Augustus H vanderpoel
Mater OF Pabst-paniel p lngranam
BY Cohen J.
Mstter o: Murray-Altrei r. PAGE ..-.,
Mater Z Army Navy illustrated Publishing Com
paFFssl1y az, Fox-Tfomas Allison.
e,seb~rt aet simonson-Orto l. Wise .
GaaTsn;y cdTm T's, S0An { Arnold
P'Naffer o, sueseus-H race secor jr
BY Reach. J
sooAeld ast, sconela,.,John pelahuny co.,
HAYES ast Macdonald two caseSl-Sidney ! Co"en'
BY Beekmsn J.
eu,,,,svs At Corkran-Clinord A. Hand.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Cohen. J.
v,,,.- ., Army and Navy Illustrated Publishing Com
pany--N A. Elsoerg.
By Freedman.
Harrte, Hayden ast william F l~t'-Ei"ard "
Burgfart
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RICHMOND BoRoCGH HAPPENINGS.

The selection Of a jury 10 Try Peter Lynch for
the murder OF his wife continued yesterday.
and six new Jurors were secured They are Charles
Bedel. John s. Burgher William II Russell G W.
Du Rois Charles Whitaker and W. l. Vaughan.
The work Will be continued today
Herman Andrew Was arrested - No IA Orchard
ST. Manhattan. yesterday By Detective Thomas
Consilne FOR completely IN the burglaries In the
town OF Wcsthed last summer Andrew was
dressed In stolen clothes. and confessed TO having
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s,y rR,yCyScO MINING STOCKS.
RiITJyORE MARKETS.

Baltimore, Jan sS. rs rs MI wssa g" amer
sSaHsI 30 sSs.s noah and February w. 70 81
March % BID MAY 90. geS,c .,eSas' ss s.s s,ess
So .se. ~ 90 southern wheat BY So, 'a a
81 do On ss Esrpsr IS GS3'se March 50 .sor.a
Steamer mixed Ssec receipts ~ 80 - southern van:
s s .aSie 90 Yellow sS' oas: aF% rsc:p
white Western. sse0Soc No SD i.s rye n,msssr
psasS, Ne No western ~s T ss.sy choice
eu,h. exports. si.7i+; stock. sss2'' nay
timothy SIS
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

National Association Of Manufacturer Conven-
ton Masonic Temple
Board OF Education. ?. m.
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. City Hall.
Academy OF Medicine. No L West Forty-thrd-
st. p. m
United States Council No. $50 Royal Arcanum.
reception Lexington Opera House.
Lecture by the Rev. Newand Maynard, Chick
erng Hall. .. m.
Gunton Institute discussion. assembly hall. SA5
D. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
RICHMOND WAITING FOR A DECISION
ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE COURT OF APPEALS De
eide WHO is TO BE PRESIDENT OF
THE BOROUGH.

It was expected that the Cromwell-Feeny election
contest would be decided by the Court OF Appeals
Yesterday Late in the afternoon II was reported
that the Court had passed the and that there
would probably be no decision for another week.
Both sides are anxious 10 have the contest ended
one way or another. so that the Borough Board
can get down TO business. As things stand now.
only two departments OF the city government are
in working shape in Richmond. They are the
Police and Health departments. The Controller s
office is getting the tange resulting from the
soldation Strengthened out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
PORT CHESTER.

The members OF the Port chester FIRE Depart
ment will give a public reception and dinner to-
morrow night in Irving Hall. IN honor OF Thomas
D. Tompkns Mr. Tompkins has Just completed
nj, hftieth year as fireman, and Is the o.des,
member OF the Port Chester department. AilotIe
10 e1,asts invited are the officers of each OF the
mpanies and many Of the village ana town OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLF-C. oliver Iselin. BUCKINGHAM
Professor Charles W. Shields. OF Princeton.
FIFTH AVENUE-State Treasurer a. Colyin.
Of Glens Falls. y. Y. and Ex-Governor T. c.
Cheney OF New-Hampshire. HOFFMAN-Nayor
George f. Green o; Binghamton. HOLLAND
oliver Ames Of Boston. MURRAY HIII-Rail-
road Commissioner Ashley ". Cole. Of Albany ).
y D. North. OF Boston. and Franklin VI. Donafer,
Of Albany SAVOY-Count Jean de Mon:aign. Of
Paris NALDORF-E 2 Cramp. OF Phllaie phia.
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union service stolen from

melted the silver communion service stolen from
the Mount LOrettO church.
The local butchers in a few days Will be COM
pei 3D. under the rules OF the Board OF Health, to
de>is from exposing their meats OUTSIDE their
places Of business. orders have been issued for
the enforcement OF the law. 49,
The annual dinner OF the Staten Island Club Will
he heli tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The new directors OF the Pocantico Water Com
many are W H. Ballou. W F lnman. c. F. Jor-
dan c. c. Sprague. jr.. Oliver Snow, l. o Davis
c n Cushee and D. F. Cameron.
The case OF Henry Herguth, who was caught
shooting on the premises OF William Rockefeller.
will come up to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
e.. IA sunse, Hli Moon m 10 20 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 1895 Coy. Island l03 s. Hell Gate oSi
PX-ssndy Hook II 05 Gov Island 1877 Hell Gate 80
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SCOPE
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or Dw-YoRK-TUEspAY. JAN. IS. iSs
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manitoba (Br). Gates London January IL