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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

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j. anser.eeys and Gieserch JJcoSrt open; at oo
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supreme Court-specia Ternl-Part BEFORE Freed
man, Motion es stis, called called a. 1920 m
J~Courr opens 1880 a m. Ex-parte matters.
Supreme Cour Special Term--Part III-Betor. KEEL
Supreme Court Special Term-Psr, ivu,Before sto-
Law and n feet Ns ass tssl 5t22 1868 1871
s,9S ~ SSi3 529 AIS 5i2G 600 case unfinished
Supreme Court-special Term-Part V-Betore Bis
chof CAUSES to lie sent from Part " for trial.
Case unfinished.
j. Motions o be sent from special Term Part l.
supreme Court-special Term-Part VII-Before Daily.
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part n-pefore Truax J.
Preferred Nos 459l. 1891 1927 14Gi7. s2o3
i5is3 1881 s94s i472i 1896 I52i7. 1928 1896 1870
1870 1888 Case unfinished.
Sa e'' 5ss sis @ @ 52s $40 s :s'f SIS sSo's cl
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s,r,er Causes to be sent from Part III for trial
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supreme court-rria r.rm-Part vr-Adjourn.d for
supreme cou,!Trisl Ter@rar ynEstors beach
el7c 800 700 ,I96 i2o OPS 1913 case unfinished
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supreme cour-TraI TerR-Pa!, x-B.,ore Macrean
supreme Court-Trli Ter'-Part XI-Befere Nj Adam
J-causes be from Part VII for trial Case un
surrogate. Court Chambers Before Arnold s-cour,
open; a. 100 r W Ws i0s Ps son Abbey ocoa
George T Stewart Ella Donovan at 1879 a m William
p Perry Alexander M. John II. Barkage. at . p m
surrogats's C0urt-Trial Tefm-Before Fitzgsrad S-
Case on: No l34s will Of Henry A. Hurbut at 10: 20
open. AT 10 a. m Motions at 1870 a. m.
city court-Trial Term-Par,s l. H. III and Iv-Ad-
journed sine die.
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Ohe Ou1unn

Steamer Manhattan. collyer. South Norwsh $40 ~
port-Coyer Bros I.ghterage and Irsnspoftt s..,nd
Rark robert Ewing ttr Irving, Carteret.
Bros cleared February 81.
SAILED.
steam.rs Trays Ger. FOR Bremen VIA .'ss,SS
,-,mrc tI,, Liverpool. Santiago Nassau s. p,,ncs
Anne Norfolk and Newport News. ea,tI an ,ssN
1In New-Oreans. Excelsior. New Orleans, Sus-
CHr) ~ Thomas sc: Gull stream Phlsdsl ha.. "a
n.lds baltimore. conemaugh. san Flane4sco' f'
Colon: CITY Of Birmingham. savannah
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS %,
Liverpool March l-ssisd steamer Nomsd'" w.
Msnchss,er Feb fs-Arriyea. steamer Hosar'h '"'
Isle of Wight March i--Passed. steamer NV's"
u;er) Kuhlmann New York for Bremen - m,
Brow Head, March Passed. steamer Ms,esN W
Smith. York FOR Liverpool. - mani
Christiania. Feb 2t-ssled; steamers N@tss vssS
Knudsrn from Stetttn). New York. 18th, arrNrh -
dam, Ca.esen. New-york for Copenhagen IA, IN
Hayre. March ARRIVED. steamer La Nofpn'h'' V
Fajoilc New York 80 ,Rusb
Gihraltar Feb 2S-Passed steamers Obrron Wtsr-at
Biorllng Palermo for New York. March 1. Mah"
,Iir, f;arrieh York for Alden Bombay. etc . M
Algiers Feb 22-Sailed. steamer fsrrl"dae
c;eides from Hiogo ete). Newyork - 80
Monteyidro. Feb ARRIVED. steamer Maori (bry
New-York vAinaraisa etc.
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THE HTLIrCRORER FIGHT.
SPECULATION AS TO THEIR RELATIVE STRENGTH
THE


IN THE STATE.
There IL every reason believe that the bitter
ness between ex-senator Hill and Richard Croker
is becoming wider day by day. and the knowing
ones In the Democratic party are looking forward
10 all exciting test OF strength before the next
State convention. Just how close this preliminary
skirmish for control OF the Democracy will be de-
ponds to a considerable extent upon the pri-
mary law. If this measure is drawn on the lines
OF the Ford bill. 1t will tend TO strengthen Mr.
Croker in the city. politicians say but IL the
suggestions OF the Union League committee and
the Committee OF Fifty-three embodied in the
measure Il Will give to the adherents Of Mr. Hill
fghting chance in some of the districts In the city
which are considered Tammany stronghoids
A friend Of Mr.. Hill said yesterday that while
LEGISLATURE by controlling the party caucuses it
was by no sure that he would carry the
State no matter what the issue might be. Ii was
practically certain. he said, that Senator Murphy
who owes all ne has politically TO Mr.. Hill would
be found the side of Mr.. Croker In the pre-
convention struggle. This. however. would make
no great difference, he contended. for Mr. Murphy's
strength limited 10 Rensselaer, and Columbia
counties. with perhaps few scattering districts
I'm could depend on getting at least 20 out Of the
49, delegates from the greater city. through his
friendship with Hugh Mclaughlin. the Brooklyn
leader. The eX-Senators Influence In the country
districts. ne said. mad been growing while Mr.
Cookers evident desire 20 become the dictator Of
the party had initiated against the city boss.
The same said that Mr.. Hin would be In
position 10 deal the NewYork leader hard blow
when the Ellsworth bill came up for passage Mr.
Cookers advocacy Of the bill Is well known, while
Mr. hill is said 10 be opposed to any measure that
is aimed al the freedom Of the press. II Mr.
will all his efforts 10 marshal a sufficient mum.
Der Of Democratic votes against the bill to kill IL
tically been pledged the ex-senator who would
use them II the circumstances justified such action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
HOPEFr1, OF AN AGREEMENT.

The members Of the COMMITTEES OF raiiroao men
which has been in conference with the onclais OF
the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk rdii"aSs
relative to the adjustment OF passenger rates u
points IN the Northwest returned yesterday from
Montreal satisfied that agreement VIII ne
reached which will end the present rate war Inc
members of his committee. which was appointed
by Commissioner Farmer OF the Trunk Line Asso-
ciatjon are George H. Daniels, general passenger
cent ~ tho New-York Central: D. |. Roberts, gen
eral passenger agent of the Erte. ana r. u NC
Cormick OF the Big Four. -, c,,ar
IT, committee's proposition the Canadian
Pacific calls for restoration of rates on March
"A 10 the basis In effect before the cut mace py tis
i,tter company In case no agreement Is reach "a
The DISPUTED points are De submitted TO ar6ltra-
lion No reply had been received from the cana
dian Pacific last night. but member OF the com
mitfee who declined 10 be quoted. expressed tns
hone that the Canadian line would soon announce
lis acceptance of the proposition or at Ieast ma
a cOunfer-prOpOsitiOn which some aereelheni
MIGHT he reached The American lines he said.
we're by no means anxious for general rate "ar,
and he did not believe that the Canadian lines let
inclined have one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
MOUNT VERNON.

Charles T Nordquist Camp. Sons OF veterans
has organized a bicycle corps The first run was
to Grants tomb.
John Feeney the contractor who ran down mem
Der. of the Salvation Army while driving through
rourth-ave on Sunday night. had a private hear
ing Yesterday. Mr. Feeney paid for the broken in
struments OF the band and other damages. and the
charge against him was dismissed.
The news that the Union Railroad Company has
secured the electric street railway franchise In
New Rochelle received here with satisfaction.
The company will he enabled 10 extend Its
lines 10 Long Island Sound giving TO the people OF
Mount Vernon quick route 10 the watering places
and yacht clubs. The fare will be five cents.
The Fire Commissioners have decided 10 build q
new home In Bond-st. for Protection Engine Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
NETWORK CITY.

M. .,vs serv,ca IN Wall street Of the New York
News Bureau has been considerably amplihed It's
summary Issued at the close OF business appeared
v.sterday In enlarged form. This bureau has me
reputation for the accuracy or Its news
ExA,,embyman John P Corrigan was yester-
dav Amounted chief clerk IN the office OF the City
Clerk AZ a salary Of g 80 a year Mr.. Correan
served several terms in the Assembly. put ola MOI
get a nomir alton last November
The receipts from franchises. percentages ana
car-l,cense fees Of surface railroads IN the
CITY OF New-York during 1891 amounted TO S56lssS II
Ex-Governor Roswell P. Flower yesterday
,h-ougb his agent. flied with the Controller claim
for Il 2s2 for overpayment Of taxes in Ions Island
City in 1898
Robert Goelst has nled claim for 1900 for the
nr,nc,nal OF bonds OF the town OF West Chester.
,sm.d IN 1854 for providing means to furnish volun-
.aer. or Substitutes for drafted men Of tho town
at that period
A reet,ne Of the Merchants and Manufacturers
BOARD Of Trade will be held to-day al 1870 o'clock.
Detsil. OF the campaign that Is TO be waeeo ior
low .r telephone rates are to be arranged. fnteeh
business men from the Board will go 10 Albany
Tomorrow 20 appear before the Senate Finance
Committee IN favor OF the bill introduced by SEN
ator Brush to regulate telephone charges
tn. Chamber Of Commerce will meet tomorrow
At lf:3o O'Clock at No. q Nassau-st.
TIL. North side Board OF Trade will have It's
fourth annual dinner at Schnorer Hall One-hun-
dred and .ixty-third-st and Third-ave.. on March
10 at . m The committee In chare. consists or
Matthew Anderson, chairman: James l. Wells.
Henry Cunbleton Albert Davis. Arthur l.
stur1 John ] Fox and O. @. Angle. secretary
Tho Baptist Social Union will meet tomorrow at
$50 o m AZ Demonico's. Forty-fourth-st and
Ffth-ave After dinner there will be addresses as
follow.; Talcott Wiliams OF Philadelphia on Civic
Success and Failure. James Yereance. on clean
Municipal Politics." and the Rev. DR.. w. H. r.
Faunce on The Tr-is Aristocracy"
The thir. y-hrst annual meeting OF tho Columbia
Yacht Club was held at the Grand Union Hotel
last night About twenty five members were pres
emit The election Of officers for the ensuing year
resulted AZ follows: Commodore, Walther Luttgen;
vice-commodore, ". Dixon Ellis; rear-commodore,
W c. Tragescr: secretary. George Parkhill; treas
urer ] A Weaver: feet surgeon Henry Grswold:
messurer w F. Quackenbush; trustees. for two
years J. F Hitchcock. W. II. Carpenter ana Il.
W Tayler The reports Of the various officers for
the last year read and showed nattering re-
suits.
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NFW-ROCHELLE.

The Democrats opposed TO the leadership on NJ ..
Dillon held their town convention on Monday nish'
and nominated the following ticket: John E. Ris-
ley. Supervisor; Harvey Tunure, Town clerk
Cortlandt r. Davis. Receiver Of Taxes D. W. Tier
ney. Town Auditor: R. c. Archer, Commissioner OF
Highways; II. B. Downey. Assessor. and Jonn A.
Van Zelm. Justice Of the Peace. To succeed MI
Dillon as member OF the committee the convention
aioner Of Fish and Game. Mr.. Risley IS former
Minister 10 Denmark Mr.. Dillon and MS followers
Will hold their primaries tonight. ,
The residents Of Pelham Manor have nominate,
the following ticket: President. Ezra Gllan9
trea surer John II. Dey: collector, Charles
Roper and trustees. W. b Randall and W. j. Gill
lette The election will be on March 10. ana no
other nominations will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
ARDSLEY.

The delegates TO the Republican village conven-
ton met in the Ardsley Lyceum Monday even
Ing to make nominations. Daniel Lawrence was
chosen chairman, and William S!ocum secretary.
Tae nominations are a. follows: President William
l. Odell trustees. DIT. G. @ johnson and David j.
Bill: treasurer. g. G.. NJ. Travis: Collector OF Taxes
Thomas Eaton; Police Justice William F. SlocuIn
1t is believed that there Will be no opposition the
ticket.
The following have been elected stewards OF r9e
Ardslcy Methodist Episcopal Church for the next
conference year; John p King II; s Lander.
Thornton Kig William e S.ocum Furman La W
renee. z. Torrencs. r. J. Brown and Or. G. a.
Johnson. The pasiC.. the Rev. J. H. Phillips, mas
beer invited TO remain another year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
TOTS TUMBLED OUT OF AN OMNIBUS.
SEVERAL. OF THEM HURT IN A COLLISION WITH
A TROLLEY CAR

A TROLLEY-CAR
An omnfbus in which were Ave children. all Of
whom are pupils of the Reed Institute at NO 80
West One-hundred- and thrty-ffth-st and Miss
Jennie A. Reed. who conducts the school, was
struck by northbound trolley-car at One-hun-
dred- and and Lenox-ave early yes
terday morning and overturned The occupants OF
the vehicle including the driver. we're hurt but
none were seriously injured. The injured are:
COLLINS Timothy driver; bruised
DIX Henry E.. six years old. Of No l22 West F1r"sS-
facial wound
DOE Helen six years old Of No 80 St NichoiasAve
injured the head
GOssIDE Herbert four years old Of No 21 West
One-hundred- and thrtieth- slight bruises
GOsSIDE Margaret. five years old. Of No. 22S West
one hundrei : and thrtleth-st. slight bruises
GOULD Jane six years old OF No. +s4 St Ncholss-
ave. left hand injured
REED Miss Jennie A. teacher. OF No 2S6 West One
hundred and thirty-ffth-st. slight bruises
The children were taken to their homes. John
johnson, of No. AZ Manhattan-ave, and r. D.
Echausson Of No 24s East One hundred and nine
teenth-st were the motorman and conductor re-
spectively OF the car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

There WAS much business transacted at the meet
Inc OF the Common Council on Monday h'sh'
Mayor Sutherland presided. and all the Aldermen
w.ra nresen. Alderman Curran who had been AZ
since last November being well enough 70 attend
Edward T. Mitchell George r. Hendrickson ana
b. F. Kempton representing the two Grand ARMY
most. in the city presented the city the two guns
and forty shells given them by the Secretary OF
War The committee requested that they be placed
near the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Manor
Hall Park William f. Thompson ana Lewis ~
Willis were appointed Commissioners OF beeus
Plans for the new public bath. prepared by COM
missioner Cooper and plans for sewer IN VI
chard-st and Chanfrau Place were approved bics
for erecting the ba hhouse Will be received at the
rneetng of March q and those for building the sewer
at the meeting Of March & Upon the resolution OF Al
derman Reynolds. 5000 was appropriated &c be given
the Commissioner Of Public Works for breaking
stone A report was received from the RaiIroau
Commissioners in reference TO the condition OF inc
electric railway in this city. It recommended the
recon structon Of a portion Of the company TRACKS
and the overhaung OF several OF the cars
large congregation assembled In ~. Andre"
Memorial Church the Rev. James F. Freeman. rec
occasion was me first OF series OF lectuIes DIV
the Rev. Charles Francis Adam' on me "a, =
and Christianity" He has div1 ID his suoJect M
was Three Great Factors In Human Anars,. no
charge for admission Is made. ana the pupnc ~
The annual masquerade ball Of the fonkeis
Teutonia Society held on MONDAY nlghl IN
its hail. in Buena Vsta-aye The series OF -
Miss Eta MAYHEM mpersonated the snow queen
Charles A Fulton Prince Carnival. and Miss Ger.
trude Fulton PRINCESS Csanvai arse sReeeption
Committee
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oLEoMA RGARrNB DEALERS CONVICTED.
TWO OLD OFFENDERS FOUND GUILTY AFTER
MANY ESCAPES.

TWO OLD OFFENDERS FOUND GUILTY AFTER
MANY ESCAPES
pbuaaelnhia March L-Joseph wilkins and How
ard Butler wholesale and retail dealers IN oieo-
margarine In Washington, d. c. were convicted
TO-DAY in the United States District Court OF vio-
Ieting the laws regulating the purchase and sale
~ oIeomargarine The defendants have been ire
ouent offenders against this law. and have been
arrested n number OF times by revenue officers in
various sections of the country. but this Is their
first cor yict.on. Thsy were found guilty on al OF
tho three counts on which they indicted. viz ::
removing the manufacturers labels from packages
OF oleomargarne. removing the Internal revenue
starnps and removing the brand OF the word 'oleo-
margarine" Sentence was deferred and Judge
Butler refused to grant the request Of the con-
v,ctei mems counsel that they be admitted TO bail
pendlng argument on a demurrer which was filed
They were reunanded 10 prison TO await sentence
The section OF the law under which wilkins ami
Howard were convicted fxes the minimum penalty
at thirty days imprisonment and a fine, and the
maximum six months imprisonment and fine
for each package from which the labels or stamps
have been removed They admitted having re-
moved the labels and stamps from 100 packages
containing 1880 pounds OF leomargarine.
The defendants when arrested previous occa-
sions with one exception had compromised on an
amount OF the fire be paid the Government, and
the authorities had acquiesced owing 10 the diff
cu,ty in obtaining conviction. In Washington. on
December Is. 1870 the Defendants were acquitted
in the United States District Court on a techni-
cality and the following Saturday they were
caught III PHILADELPHIA by a revenue agent in the
act Of removing the labels and stamps from a large
consignment Of oeomargarne. They were then ar
compromise with the Government They offered as
much az 5000. )ut Commissioning Scott and Dis
trct Attorney Beck refused al Offers. and the case
viction without leaving their seats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF Nrw-YoRx-ruFspAY. MARCH l. 1893
ARRIVED
pismsns t w'ehh" s.s, London february
rs Steamer can Boadce. B Jacobsen London February IS
xrrv d ss f"d bar 's at
steamer Henri Rs,s AS,n %, West IsrD asT'lepH
rived a, the Par at pI, LIS Mo1r, Kns,oD February ~
carthasena Is. Port Limon 81 and Kingston %. with
mdse and passenger. to PIN Forwod Kellock Ar
steamer Algonquin; Plat Jacksonville. February q
~ and Wilmington. c. 49, with mdse and passengers
to VIM clyde Co ~, ~
with mdse and passengers TO old Dominion So Co.
sandy HOOK y J. March L. $50 m-Wnd calm:
CLEARED
Steamer Bretasne oFD. Rupe. Havre-compasns
Steamer Fonia0eIle IBID Mckay s, rhom.. Antigua
steamer Cymric (Sr). Lindsay Iverpool-white Star
'" Steamer charlos Dutch Peters Amsterd.m-c II
steamer Finance. Daily colon-Panama Railroad Steam
Steamer CNor. LAmpe. Port Antonio--American
steamer Trinidad CBr,. Fraser. Bermuda Outer
Steamer Santiago, I&gh,on Nassau. Crenfuesos and
steamer Diamant ,Ger. wschau,en. Flushing Gust
steamer Conemaush. posr. San Francisco-F1nt Co
steamer cyprisn Prince SBrl. Callahan MOnsvideo
Buenos Ayres. &c-John c seager.
steamer Noordsnd tBelg,. Losewitz. Antwsrp-fnter-
national Navigation Co .
steamer Neus,ris Fr. sasols. Marseilies-J W Eiwen
4 Co.
stc-Nm L clyde s Co
steamer Paris Watkins. southampton International
Navigation Company.
steamer 81 Whitney. Hslleu Boston-H r Dlmock
steamer Gulf stream, swain Philsdslphia-Wm
clyde 4 Co.
steamer Blusnelds Charles Baltimore-H c Foster
steamer Princess Anne Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport
Eews-Old Dominion SIS co.
Steamer Manhattan Bennett Portand-Horato Hall.
atAAmsr Excelsior, Boyd. New-Orleans-J Van Sickle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

The Exclusive Tailor can't posi-
bly, do better work than we do' Tor
weemploy the BEST HELP.
The Exclusive Tailor can't carry
the VARIETY OF CLOTHS that
our larger business enables US to
show.
The Exclusive Tailor does charge
considerable more than our LOW
PRICES.
All three facts argue in favor OF
letting US make to order your Spring
Clothes.
Broadway and 18th St. Store.
Exquisite lines Of Topcoats ready at all
three stores.
HACKETT, 5 Broadway,
CARHART Corner 18TH
" CO. : Near Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

The Spring overcoats now on sale
90 fast, but you can lasso one If you
don't put off till tomorrow what 20"
can do to-day.
Long or short; brown, black or
oxford; serge or silk lined; men S
or young mems.
Mem. .lo-.erge lined: SIS. rilk lined
Young mems ss-serge lined; sia. silk lined
You can rope in an odd coat vest
or trousers at the same time; per-
haps a complete suit-last Spring s.
Coats, SIS; vests $3.50; trousers
$3.50.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
HASTINGS.

The Republican village convention held In
Protection Hall Monday night. and the following
nominations were made: President, Frederick
Curry: trustees for long term Messrs. Switzer and
Mcconnell; trustees for short term Messrs. Haley
and Schoen Treasurer. George 7. sackett Tax Col
lector. J. {. Shots.
The Democratic nominations are: President, j.
Hogan; trustees for long term. W. Ward Tompkins
and W Switzer: trustees for short term. Messrs.
Ross and Haley: Collector J. c. Shots: Treasurer.
GenIse 7. Sackett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANOTHER CUT IN RAILROAD RATES.

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC TO TAKE OFF $40 MoHf'
Chicago March 1.-The Canadian PACING ROAD IL
contemplating another cut in North facihc cons.
rates When next II applies the knife II Will II
reports are true take $40 more OF the rate II Is
understood that this cut Is TO De mace d. SUN as
the American roads actually put in effect over
their lines the reduced rates, MADE IN me ni s
place ten days ago. Whenever the canadian raclie
makes the announcement. the Anne IIIe3 !.
is expected will meet the new rates me AnleIc ~
lines seem be prepared TO foiow the cut uo"" ~
81 II necessary TO protect business ,,,.. .,a
Roswell Miller. presiden. OF the milwaukee aho
ST Paul ROAD. sta ted to-day that II mac oe e DC
cided 10 EQUIP the Chicago and Evanston ulNirio
Of the road with an electric trolley system ms
branch OF the system IS devoted exclusively ~
suburban service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
TARRYTOWN.

The Democratic Village Convention held in
the Town Clerks Office Monday evening. and the
following nominations were made: President. Clar-
ence 8. Dawson; trustees for year. DR. Town
send Roe William ]. Odell and William J. Dew
erin. trustee for two years George W. Merritt.
Edward s. Yocom and John NJ. Briggs; TAX col
lector Cornelius g. Johnson; treasurer. Frederick
A. Russell. Odell and Yocom were previously
nominated by the Republicans. which insures their
reelection Some Of the nOminatio have caused
considerable dissatisfaction among members Of both
parties and II is said Independent ticket Will be
nominated done last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
INSTRUMENTATION A. c. Houghton of North
Adams Mass FIFTH AVENCE-Dr. James "
Cooke OF Boston GERLACH-Coonei > NJ Sia' -,
field L s. A. GRAND-BriFacier-GeneraI T.. W
Hoffman OF Governor Blacks stan hor ~ W.,
Idso ,Itrsd e Cox. Of Utica HOLLAND
Charles NJ Hayes Of Montreal MANHATI AN
DR. r w Lowe OF Ridgefeld Conn. NORMAL
DIE-Thomas A. Edison. PARK AVENl E-Co 1.
mel A. D. Shaw. OF Watertown. N y WALDo ~ =
-Baron Idebert de Nitrey. Of France WlNDSor'
The Rev DR. T. De Witt Talmage. OF "ashihs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Aoueduct Commissioners. p M
Commercial Travellers Fair. Madison square
Garden
Immigration mass meeting Cooper UNION D. M
School Board for the Boroughs OF MAMMALIAN anu
The Bronx. 4 p. m
Mount Morris Republican Club reception harlem
Casino evening.
Lecture by Eugene Lmedorfer. NO oil EaS'
Fourth-st sIb p m
Gunton Institute meeting. assembly hall, Presoy-
terrain Building. .. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02
IT'S CAPITAL STOCK DOUBLED.

Albany March 1.-The State Railroad Commission
has granted 10 the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail-
road permission increase its capital stock from
81 100000 to 100000. in order to make 1t equnl 10
that of the roads It has consolidated
II has also granted Increase 10 the New YORK
Elmsdorf and White Plains Railroad from *"ov 10
fo01o