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New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew-YORK-FRIDAY, JAN. %. lsos.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW w-YORK-FRIDAY. JAN. cs lsos
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arer from Bremen and Southampton sou'n
ts Venus DAN caesen Copenhagen January
with mdse Furnes.. Witty Co Arrived at the Bar
asea e. b Eb @s,s .ai SSs '88s
70 s,n G1idwn CO. vessel to Son. Ar
rived at the Bar at $40 90, m Hamburg January - with
d arrived E,dl0 TIE sIrt Bar at a Win tn
mise 70 cabin and $50 steeage to oelrchs &
Co Arrived n. Bar at II IN m rs !aIGary ysssmbsr
Trieste is. Grgenti * Malta 2e Pstras 30 Corona a.
10 with 10 Phelps Bros 90. Arrived al the bar
steamer e Marie CNor, Andersen. carisnas January p
and Watanzas a. with TO order vesse to Daniel
Bacon Arrysd at the ar al .enzn Centu.gos jan
uspy i9 with to castro Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer an Irrawaady Legs Trinidad January 10 and md
Tniad Shipping and Trading Company Arrived at the
%S:. .a ';5:; Ne. Orleans ,.s'.
steamer Tallahassee. Askins. savannah January ~
" s,eamer SSe Y"pkown Dole Newport News and Norfolk
~S sea%sr mSre fna sSes. charS. aaore
sandy Hook y J.. Jan. - $50 p m-wnd east
southeast lisht breeze overcast
CLEARED.
steamer Ia Champagne Fr. POirot. Have-compasne
steamer Cirecian Prince d0 Miller Newcastle. Eng
sr.NT.r Rotterdam Dutch, nonjer Rotterdam Funch.
stsam.r AIene ,Br. seders Kingston savanilla, &c-
Steamer Kit,y Nor, Gap. Hsytien Jer-mIe. sc
steamer Campsnia CBr). Walker. Lv.poo-v II
'"SSs steamer trinidad CBn. Fraser Bermuda-A Outer
steamer british King Osr). Freeth. Antw-rp--sandsr
s's s,eam.r Bcdoun Cpr. oodwn. Aaen Bombay. Cal
steamer Manitoba CBr, Gates LondonN.w York Ship
psf Steamer Queen Olga CBr) Harris Singapore. Hong
hsns stsasr PSosncis sT I~hsu.sr Hamburg
stesmer Ethiopia Cs wadsworth Glasgow Henderson
Steamer Mari. CSor, Anderson. Philadelphia Daniel
Steamer Gate CITY. Goosns ssyannah1ossan SIS Co.
steamer Tallahassee. Askns Sayannahwocean $. Co
oti Steamer CmSnche Pennington Charleston and Jack
Bark st Iucie McGAushlsn RIO Janeiro- Thomas Nor
Wart Fneelhorn CBr,. Andrew. Hogo- r Grace & Co.
Bark sardhana dr MI er Ransoon-Gust Heye
SAILED
Steamer, st Andrews CNoro, for Singapore etc:
Nm Havana, Queen Margaret CBr. Hong Kong etc;
Cirecian Prince CBr Newcastle. England; jamestown;
Savannah. Mary Aiming OBJ. Ipswich
THD MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Manchester. Jan 27-Arrivoi. steamer LAssell d'n.
Glasgow. Jan %-Auived steamer Peruvian Nr).
Br,ale New York
liverpool Jan 2I-Arrved. steamers Britannia on.
uaddock New York. 18th sailed. steamer Bowie dir)
Homes New York
I.Is - Wight Jan Passed. steamers HeIios tGeD
Ianss.n New York for Flushing. la F1andre Dutch.
,i.rdes.
Ilrarl Jan 2s-Passed. steamers Wcrk-ndam Dutch.
De Vrics NewYork Tor Rotterdam. Berlin (BD. Damn.
Moviir' Jan ~saisd steamer Anchora d,, wilson
from Glasgow for Ne~ York
Havre Jan n Sailed steamer Lv lNor. Hansen
New-lork
Boulogne Jan 2S-saied. steamer Spaarndam Dutch
Dee FROM
Oporto. Jan q 23-ATved. steamer Bona Maria porp
Lsal. New-YoIk. VIA IayA ana Lisbon.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The tablet TO the memory Of the Rev Anram
Davis will be placed In the Memorial Methoo's'
En,scopal Church next week. The dedication ser :
vices will be held some date 10 be anhouiiceu
hereafter. r,.
The annual meeting Of the Westchester Coun's
Association G. A. r., will he In the room OF Ni'ch-
ing Post Yonkers next Monday evening. Al '"e
close OF the regular business Of the meeting al"
the election OF officers the annual dinner VIII De
served at the Getty House -
Tho marriage of Miss Lillian Edison. daughter
Of Mrs Isabella Turnbu Edison. of Phelps' ~ 1"
10 Henry s Hamilton cashier Of the Home savings
Rank of this village took place on Wednesday last
Al the home of the brides mother 49,. -,
oliver Welsh an old and welknown resident o.
this Village died his home IN GroNe-si, On Vn
Thursday. after a long Illness. ne lullSIh "'i
take place in 81. Johns Church this morning. ,, ,
A regular meeting Of Cromwell woman hVlIsi
Corns No Dos will be held on Friday evening neN';;
The following appOrionment or the Sla'V n,'!
moneys has been made Westminster COUNTY 4;
For 4i2 district quotas $4,000 for aggresa'e u"Ns
attendance so oO1 II: for Libraries Soi" w. lot SUI
pervsion So zoo total. s52.Hl 60 ..,.
The several School Commissioners OF tne pi
have issued circulars from the penartmeh' Hi ~,
lie Instruction advocating the promotion OF natrl
Otto study IN the public schools. AccompalNiius
these is a foir-page circular containing suegcsuNs
programmes for the observance OF LlhCon ; anu
Washingtons birthdays. 1t is recommendea pN NE
State Superintendent that Lincoln's BirthdaN, Wne W
observed by suitable exercises in all Inc pupns
schools Of the State Friday. February H. Shn
Washingtons Birthday on Monday. February Il
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARK Ers

pal,lnor. Jan 2S-Cotton nominal m'di.ing o,e'
low midiing SO l6c. god ordinary. ''sc Nei rs,'s''
oso bales gross a35, bales exports to Gr'tf b,-4a
? SO baie- To Continent. 6o3 bales so'A -''"S
bales ~
mlddlins. 5i.c grod .r'IinTy - h.c.Iis' 10"
ha's. shipmsnts bales. stock. S.jA3 bales
Nemphis Jan. 2N-Coftln firm. rild,ng 5 i'c. .9s
n,lddllng Sc. good ordinary. 4Ac. Net f't".p's lV1
haI.s gross 1911 bales shipments. 2Jl2 bales, sa's
40 bales stock 1895 1850 bales is97 io"DN' sA.'s
New orleans Jan = -co't n hrm. mi.-.ns ~
ox niddlins 70 lcc. good ordinary 49,. Net r-sllN
II p-o bales gross II 1.3 bales exports q Great H
700 h,lss l., France n so bales. c0is'w'se ~
i.s s,ies 100 bales stocA corrected 5,2 80 hales
Norfolk Jan. y -Crttoa steady m'tilrg a'lc, ~
,,idiiry ; 49,. good ordinary. 40. kecririr -
bales exports coastwise 1o6 bales sales 3iS tles N~
G7 1O2 bales ,,, ,a..
low mildling 49,. Receipts 2o4o na!es .NpT- e'3"
vytsa sales. bales STICK. ili 90 n.lirS
- Louis Jan - Cotton steady. mifflns 80 "a
roiddln bi.c. good ordinary. 4sc NJ receipts ~
hees gross 3 SO bale~. shipments. asa bales "N~
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
YONKERS.

The Rev James f. Freeman and Mrs Freeman
gave reception yesterday afternoon ana evening
in the rectory Of St Andrews Memorial Church'
IN Livingston-ave., Ludlow for the congregation.
II was the second OF a series Of social gatherings
at the rector's home. ana was a pleasant andlr
There was a large gathering at the home OF MRS.
Robert l.. Calkns. No Is Fairfield Road. Ludlow.
on Thursday evening. when Il concert was given
under the auspices OF the Right Hand circle OF
Kings Daughters The rooms were made attrac-
tive by palms and potted plants Those Wno TOOK
part in the musical were Miss Maud BreNoorl
Fowler violin: Mss Myra COrwin reader; MISS
Lottc Lesser. soprano; Miss Emma Crowther, con-
trato: Peter W Soetomon. basso. and Professor
Willard Carpenter. piano. Charles w. T. Eylers
and Miss Bayer were the accompanies OF the even
fng i-
The assembly hall OF Hollywood Inn was again
crowded last night. when The second of the Jan,
uary entertainments for the club members ana
their friend. was given S j. Ludwig. physical
director last night gave a surprise Tor the BOYS
who took part in the gymnastic exhibition on Sat
urday evening He summoned them TO tho luncA-
con room and served ice cream and cake.
This evening the Entertainment Committee OF
the Yonkers Cornthian Yacht club VIII give me
second stag entertainment OF the season in the
clubhouse near the end Of Nark-st. Refreshments
will be served
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
THE NEW RAILROAD TO DAhSON Ciii'
TIME BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND DAWSON Io ef
REDUCED TO SEVEN DAYs-THE SENATE
NY NOT CONFIRM TIE AGREEMENT.

TINE BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND DAWSON To BIZ
REDUCED TO SEVEN DAYs-THE SENATE
MAY NOT CONFIRM THE AGREEMENT.
Ottawa Ont Jan. 2S.-II. Maitland Kersey, VINO
organjzed n company which includes L. H. Letter OF
C,bicago. George j. Gould. John W. Mackay ana
other American capitalists made strong eHort 10
GET the contract for the building OF the A-Canadah
route TO the Yukon. Mr. Kersey was in the city FOR
several DAYS endeavOring TO secure the contract
and has gone away greatly disappointed.
Mackenzie & Mann. Of Toronto who secured the
contract will receive from the Dominion Govern
ment twenty-nye thousand acres OF land mile In
the district of the sixueth parallel Of latitude and
west Of the Mackenzie and Laird rivers. In add
tion to this land grant from the Dominion Govern
ment the contractors VIII receive hye thousand
acres A mile from the British Columbia Government
The cOntracf fOrs undertake 20 have the rdilio
from Glenira Teslin Lake distance Of about one
hundred and nfty miles. completed by september ]
mex. When the railway IS built me time hei~cen
Vancouver and Dawson city will be reduced to
seven days There viii be sea trip OF six hundred
rnil,s taking nearly Two days. a river trip up the
Stickeen OF one and half days then one hundred
and fifty miles by rail 20 Tcslin Lake and IN" re-
nrinder Of the time will be occupied In crossing the
lake into the Yukon and down 10 Dawson.
Toronton. Ont Jan pa dispatch TO The
Word" from Ottawa says: II Is ;he general
belief here that the recent agreement between
Messrs Mackenzie and Mann and the Gov
crnmcnt 10 build railroad 20 the Yukon may he
ratified by the Commons but mat the Senate Will
never confirm It, In addition to securing three and
hree-quarter million acres OF valuable gold lands
IS reported the contractors Will receive cash
subsidy from the British Columbia Government Of
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
MRS ACKER'S MONEY SPENT

Mrs Eulle Acker. the widow OF Park Acker
was examined In supplementary proceedings yes
terday and testified that she gave 500 away
some Of IT her brothers and sisters Mrs
Ackers husband the OF member OF
the grocery nrm OF Ackcr MerraIl q Condit and
was Interested in that nrm. When he died four
years ago his widow received fl5trc In cash. She
expected to receive some share OF real property
but owing to legal complication, which she sa Va
she cannot understand. she did receive any
thing. She Is now orinH sued 20 recover the bal
due on bill FOR drygoods. Mrs. Acker testi-
fed yesterday that she was compelled after spend
Ing floVJJ. TO pawn her diamonds Then she sold
her furniture 10 her mother for 1900 She now
keeps bOardcrs. her mother paying the rent OF the
fiat she occuUies The exaInina ton Was adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SING SING.

supper Will be given At the rectory OF St Pauls
Church. under the direction Of the Altar Society,
next Thursday afternoon.
MTs. James NJ. Cockcroft Will close her home
in tashand-ave.. Tuesday and. in company
wid the Misses Henschelwood. Will spend the rest
OF he winter az Ormond. Fla.
Liberty Association No 10 Junior order United
American Mechanics. viii give "A reception at It's
rooms in Central-aVe., next Wednesday evening
The annual dance al Orchardside the home Of
M and Mrs. Thomas SleatOr took place last
night.
1he officers at the State prison Will hereafter
wear their coat sleeves a narrow gold stripe one
for eacn five years they have been connected VT b
the institution. lst Of those officers who are en-
titled 10 be 50 decorated has just been made There
four officers entitled five stripes one of
them. Charles Hilbert yardmaster. coming within
six months Of the sixth stripe. he having been
connected with the prison since 1863 There are six
officers entitled 10 fou, stripes six entitled 10 three
stripes. five 10 two stripes. and ihiriy-seven TO
one stripe. The idea Of q service STRIPE mas been
approved by Superb -endent Lathrop and will be
introduced In the other prisons Of the State
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
INCORPORATED ~ NEW-JERSEY.

Trenton y. j.. Jan % (SpecaD.-The following
articles Of Incorporation filed with the Secre-
tary Of State to-day:
The Peoples Electric Light. Heat and Power
Comuauv 81 Ocean city. y. j.. with capital
stock OF 5000. The cOrpOrators are; Georg"
Pfeiffer ir George Barrett and j. Rufus East
lock all OF Camden
The Johnson & Brother File Company with a
canital stock of 10000. The company Is TO manu-
facfure files and other hardware. The corporators $
are William II Johnson and Charles w. Johnson.
~ Newark and Robert Stewart Miller. OF Orange.
The Achor Chocolate Company. with a capital
STOCK Of 5000 The company VIII manufacture
and sell chocolate and confectonery The cor
drew ID Robertson. Of New-YOrk, and William
Seben Gordon. OF Montclair, y. J.
The American Fibre Company. with capiaza-
,,on ~ VonOD0 The company will deal In packing
for fragile glassware The corporators are David
{, Fno.c and Walter NJ Lc Fevre. u Philadelphia.
and Alexander Ducr. Of camden
Tho Jersey city Contracting Company. which is
can,taiigrd at SCooD viii build telephone and
t.l.erauh lines The corpOrators are Thomas T..
S,"tr"on and John f. Wright. Of New York and
Fred l. Benzon. Of Newark
Tho American Talcum Company which will
,u1rufscttir- pharmaceutical compounds. Its cap
,t.I stock is kD1nO and the corpDratOrs Louis
I F,hr Antonio Fehr and John J. Marnell Of
ken
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS'
ASTOR-Er-Covernor James f. Campbell OF Ohio
and Columbus Dill OF Boston. CAMBRlDIE-' E-'ap-
tain Nico Ludlow. L. s. n. EMPlRE-Horace D..
Rice OF Buffalo. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-GoVerno
II G. Warmoth Of Louisiana and Ex-Governor w
A NcCorkle OF West Virginia. HOFFMAN-John
n. Poole. of Denver. and Charles ~ kittrldge OF
providence HOLLAND-M. Kaltenbach. OF Paris
and James w. Pyke. Of Montreal. MfhtINL-
Fradsrtct # Miles OF London and ex-Congress-
man Tazewe!l Elicit. OF Richmond. Va MANIA
TAN-John B. Anthony. Of Providence MUKhA1
HTLI1-A Theodore Sproul. Of Plitsburg. NElH-
ERI,AND-R Philip Gormully. OF chicago
PIAZA-O H. Turner, Of Palestine Tex ana
William Kenneth Ross. OF Chicago. WALDORF
FIovd Hughes OF Norfolk Va. and f. f. Rand OF
Vancouver B &. WINDSOR-S. w Fordyce or
G, ou,s nresident Of the st. Louis and South
western Railway Company. and Mrs. Frances
Hodgson Burnett. OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
A L1RGE VOTE AGAINST LINDSAY

Louisville. Jan. 8-A special 10 THE POST from
Frankfort says The resolution requesting the i'm
mediate resignation OF United States Senator VIII
lam Lindsay came up IN the Kentucky Senate this
morning. having been passed yesterday by the
House The resolution was adopted by the Senate
by vote of p TO 10 Senator Johnson. OF Clinton
being the only Democrat voting against the rcso-
luton. Only nine Republicans voted against II.
Washington. Jan &.-Senator Lindsay was asked
to-day for statement Of his position regarding
the action OF the Kentucky Legislature IN asking
his resignation. He said: i prefer not to discuss
the resolution before / receive it, | do not owe
my seat In the Senate 10 the present Kentucky
Legislature and am not its agent. represent the
State Of Kentucky and not merely its Legislature.
do not recognize its right 10 aDridge my term OF
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
EI,RnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan 2s. 8 - p. m.-EHchange- Wheu sps
arm: 10 red Western winter 7s II 81. No rel North
ern spring ~ Corn-Spot hrm. American mixed
new 3s 5isa. 10 Old : al futures quiet January.
3s Sid. r, ,brrary. 81. March. s. -. -Four st
Louis fancy hrn- rs o. Hops az l>lnin 'Faen,
(oasD firm q l5slt5 Beef nrm. extra india mess. "s
81. prime mess. 5ds 3D. PofA hrm. prime mrs' @ s@n'
Western AS ~. prime medium Western sos
Hams-Short cut IL e. i6 n. steady. BIS }a,ln-
cumberland cut y - y firm. S's sh 20. y -
"a NJ firm 2ss 81 long clear mildl.s. light 80 q 5, o.
firm ..,s long clear mid.es heavy, ~ a. - ~ hfn
2ss short clear backs. i6 20 - n firm @1s ~. e'e
h,es 10 20 l., Y, dun Bis Shou.tels-SllAr-. !. @ 10
~ steady 25s ~. l-rd-lrime Western Hrn. - o.
Ctaese anil finest American white ant cll. RI ~ 81
Tall,w Prime CITY urm igs tott gs-el Ui ist.b '.
renned duh l5s TurYentne- Spirits irm. 4s 81 Hsa
Common steady, IL ! ID
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
TARRYTOWN

Corporation Counsel Ely will make motion be
fore Justice Martin J. Keogh. in the Supreme
Court. White Plains. this morning, to quash the
wrts of certorari and also vacate the orders
OF reference in the Of John T. Terry John
d. Archbod. DR.. John c. Barron and nine other
taxpayers against the village assessors.
The free mail delivery system Will begin in this
village Tuesday.
The fourth quarterly conference of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church Was held last even
ing Dr. L. S. Osborn. the presiding elder was
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
VOrLD-BE SUICIDE RESCUED.

Abraham Israel. a well-dressed man, who says
ne lives at No. 4S East Sixty-frst-st.. Manhattan.
was arrested Yesterday afternoon at Stapleton
Staten Island charged with having attempted
suicide bv drowning About o'clock the crew OF
the fishing smack stephen Woolley which was at
anchor in the Bay saw a man struggling IN the
,ro,ar of STAINLESS wharf The men launched a
6nrv and succeeded I'm hauling the woud-be
euicide INTO II He was landed the shore and
WAS turned 10 the police -
israel said that he was lawyer. and that he
had Offices at No 30 Broad-st. He said he had not
attemn.ed suicide but mad become dizzy looking
a. ,ba water He was taken the Smith In
druarv The fisherman said they saw the man
iump into the Bay.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
MOTNT VERNON.

The hrst subscription dance of the Westchester
County Wheelmen. given in Fairfax Hall on Thurs
day night. was well attended. The patronesses
were Mrs. Edwin W. Fiske. Mrs w ~ G. Clark
Mrs ] r Tavlor. Mrs. W j. Sageman, Mrs.
joseph jose $. Wood Mrs L. W. sageman. Mrs. NJ. II.
Ives Mrs c. II. Cromhie. Mrs. Milton atahun.
Mrs a r Hitchcock Mrs {. A Rreck Mrs W. j..
Yopnans and Mrs. r A. Lane.
number Of well-known women OF this city at
meeting held this week formed chapter Of the
Daughters OF the. American Revolution Among
the charter members Mrs T. NJ. TichenOr.
Mrs Roger NJ sherman Mrs VI. II. Clement. Mrs.
Arthur Williams Mrs. Milton Rathbun Mrs. Will
lam Sageman, Miss Stone, Miss Mu and Miss Jen-
MY
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
4 CRUSADE AGAINST SUNDAY BICfCLiN"

DR.. HATHAWAY. OF THE AMERICAN SABBATH
UNION. GOING TO START ONE.
A meeting under the auspices OF the American SAP
hath Union was held last night In the chapel OF int
Bloomingdale Reformed Church. addresses being
made by Colonel Alexander s. Bacon, OF brooklyn.
the Rev Dr. l. w. Hathaway, general secretary OF
tho r-nion and the Rev Madison c. Peters. pastor
n, the church DR. Hathaway said that the Union
intended this spring to push general crusade
against the Sunday bicycle. and 1t was the hope OF
the leaders OF the Union that the starting OF this
crusade among the young people OF the church
would find a blessed fruiton.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

West End Association dinner. Waldorf Astoria I
p. m.
Review OF 22d Regiment. armory, p. m.
Amateur figure skating tournament. st. Nicholas
Rink Sp. m.
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. City Hail.
II 80 a. m
Republican Enrolment Committee. ST. James Build
ing. p. m.
Annual meeting Of Cycle Track Owners. Everett
House 1890 a. m
r.ecture bv Professor George W. Maynard. AmerI-
can Muesurn OF Natural History, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The new Methodist Episcopal Church IN North
st Is nearly completed and preparations are being
made for the dedication. The church is OF native
stone and stands the site of the historical church
recently destroyed by fire.
Joseph S Pugh thirty-nine years old, dieo sud-
denly at his home in Euclid Place. Yesterday
morning Nr Pugh a relative OF the late lohn
Stephenson the carbuilder. and leaves widow
and several children. The funeral viii he con-
Quoted by The Rev. Charles F. Canedy. rector or
Trinity Episcopal Church.
The new Huguenot Electric Company has aI-
plied for trolley franchises in New Rochelle. Pei
ham Manor I.archmont Manor. Mamaroneck; Har'
rison and White Plains and in New Rochelle has
offered TO give $4,000 for a franchise and BOND
10 have the road completed within ninety days
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
JOIN SIUUONS UE4n

John Siddons died at his home No ~ West
Seventoenth-st. yesterday. after weeks Illness
from pneumonia. Mr.. Slddons was born AT AID
wlnke. England. nearly nifty years ago. For the
last fifteen years ne had been in business in this
city. At the time Of his death he was member
Of the firm OF W. p. willis q Co woollcn i'm
pOrtefs. OF No. 1856 Fifth-avc He leaves a widow
The funeral w.Il be held on Monday morning. AT
10 O'Clock at the Church Of ST Mary the Virgin
The burial will be In Woodlawn
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ISAAC E. ADAMS INSANE.

Isaac f.. Adams. once IA well-known man about
town who ir said to have lost the greater part OF
his money In railroad stocks. found acting
queerly yesterday afternoon at Twenty fourth st
and Fifth-ave lie told bicycle policeman that
he wns the King OF Poland. and talking to
God. In the Jefferson Market Police Court Adams
was committed to Bellevue Hospital for examina-
ton as to his sanity lie used 10 say that he was
the son-in-law of Frederick ID. THppen. president
OF the tiallatin National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
on 1.-THE" ALIENS TRACK.
THE POLICE BOARD DETERMINED TO BREAK UP
HIS BUSINESS.


HIS BUSINESS.
The Police Board took action yesterday TO Try 10
break up The" Aliens alleged poolroom at NO
NJ Sixth-ave. which has given the police lot or
trouble Chief McCullagh submitted 10 the Board
a report made by Inspector Grant concerning AL
lens place The Inspector says in his report 'hat
the second floor of Aliens place is used by the
West side Club Of which Allen is the reputed pro
prieor 1t Is alleged. the Inspector says that the
rear part Of the second floor is used as pooIroom
but the police have not succeeded In obtaining
sufficient legal evidence TO secure warrants al
though there is no doubt that the so-called cluo
Is simply used as a cloak for pooselins and BOOK
making
The Police Commissioners. after hearing the re-
port passed a resolution directing that copy OF
The report be forwarded to the Distrct-Attorhey
vii a request the interest OF the foicS II
ment to proceed against Allen on the ID ~
which are hanging over him. Dlstrlct-A ttolIlcSy
Gardiner said later In the afternoon tnat II , Su.
scttnn had been taken ne would give IL his early
considerat tion.