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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
HIGH PRICES FOR NECEssARLEs.
The Charges for Food Supplies Mt
sHabana still Excessive.

HABANA, September 3. p. M.-Ai-
though not a day has passed since the
blockade was raised without two or three
vessels arriving here with provisions the
prices OF the necessaries OF life are not
only excessive. but in some cases are
higher than they were during the block
AIDE. AS the Red-Cross Society's supplies
on the Clinton were not landed. this con-
dition OF things seriously affects the roor.
Rice. Is selling at ia cents a pound re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
THE CORBETT-WCOY FIGHT.
Principals Arrange For 1t to Take
Place at Buffalo October 18th.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Jim Corbett.
who arrived here at noon to-day, met Kid
Mccoy at an uptown sporting resort,
and they arranged to fight their proposed
battle on October 18th at Buffalo.
Corbett left Tor Asbury Park tonight,
and will resume training on Monday. Nc
Coy will return TO Saratoga.
Corbett said: II have decided to quit
the ring after this fight, win or lose"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
DR.. Clements Leave. for stanton.

DR.. w Ralph Clements and his mother
returned yesterday from Variety Springs,
where they spent the months OF July and
August. DR.. Clements has entered into
partnership with DR.. b. p. Reese, OF
Sraunton, Va. and will leave for that
city tomorrow DR.. Clements has been
very prominent for years in musical cir
Giles here He Is connected with the
Wednesday Club Philharmonic Associa-
ton, and with the Second Baptist church
choir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
THE GOLD RESERVE GROWING.
Treasurer Roberts Thinks the sum
clay Reach S25O,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, September 3.-The gold
in the Treasury is steadily climbing
upward, and to-day again broke record
with a total reserve Of 500 9l6.2S2. the
highest in the history of the reserve
fund.
United States Treasurer Roberts, speak
ing OF the upward trend of the gold in
the Treasury. said that out of about
900 yet TO be paid in for the new
war loan, it is likely that s25.0O0.0O0 or
$50, 900 900 will be in gold.
1T would not be at all strange he
said 'if before the tide turns our total
gold will be considerably over $3.50. O00, OO0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
THE FOURTH NEW YORK LEAVES.
Transferred from Chickamauga to
AnnistOn-Others TO Follow.

CHICKAMAUGA MILITARY PARK.
September 3.-The only regiment to leave
Chickamauga Park to-day was the Four
teenth New York. which got away for
Admission this afternoon. The artillery
brigade expected to begin moving to-day.
but they would have been compelled to
march through mud and rain six miles
to Rossville in order 10 embark and all
except the Twenty-eighth Indiana con-
cluded to remain until Monday.
Governor Bradley and party, Of Ken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
DIR. HOGE IMPROVING.
Owing to the Warm Weather, He
VIII Remain at Atlantic City.

Letters received here from Rev. DR..
Hoge indicate that he is greatly I'M
proved in health, and that he has al
ready derived much substantial benefit
from his northern trip. 1t was his origi-
nal intention 70 leave Atlantic City after
a short stay there and 10 go still further
North, but owing to the sudden return
OF hot weather, he has concluded not 10
abandon the seaside. but 10 remain at the
Hotel Dennis a week longer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
Breaks the Worlds Record.

TOLEDO, O., September tie nper
owned by w. NJ. Cumper. of Cleveland,
to-day broke the worlds trotting record
for half-mile track driven TO wagon,
making the remarkable time OF 2IS. The
event occurred at the matinee given by
the driving clubs Of Toledo and C!eye-
land
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
Court of Appeals at stanton.

The Court OF Appeals viii convene at
staunton on Tuesday next. There are
twenty-four cases on the docket The
Hite murder case will be removed from
Ricnmond and heard at Stanton some
time during the first week. This Is the
case In which there were only eleven
Jurors, the twelfth being an infant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
New Cases at Franklin
THE LOSS OF PROPERTY GREAT.
Damage by storm and Flood Increas-
ing-More Wrecks Reported.

InS-hofc "Tecks hepOTteus
SAVANNAH, GA. September 3-Two
more wrecks were reported to-day of
the entrance TO Catalogue Sound Both
were dismasted schooners. There were
no signs of life on either vessel. The coast
is being patroled in the hope of rescuing
the crews of some of the wrecked YES
sells, but except the crew of the bark
Noe, none are known to have been saved.
In the storm-swept section of the coast
the loss of property is increasing. The
miles of water on the lowlands are being
added TO by the floods in the rivers and
the waters everywhere in the flooded dis
trict are rising.
The first train from the north in three
days reached here this evening, bringing
the mails that have been accommodating
in the North from the overfiowed ter
ritory. The Central Of Georgia and Ala
bama and Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad are still blocked. The Savannah
and Ogeechee rivers are rising rapidly
and are likely TO cause heavy damage
when the flood reaches the low country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
sIONEs or GIN-MiLL BURST.
Wen Instantly Killed and as
unnY Wore WnunIeI.

rso. "ofe Nouhutus
~. 'H1 fG, MISS. September 3.-The
A.. eS az the gin at the Nitta Yuma
n, '''A burst with terrific force this
h.. Instantly killing four men and
NJ, Tour others. two Of them fatally.
y a.. OF the dead-Ralph Holmes. Jes-
cr,"en' and Andrew chslk-were
by -, n through the walls Of the building
c,as , 'yfce Of the explosion. The other
n. ma" . Is Jordan Chalk.
INJURED are West Winfield. Andy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

lucky. arrived this afternoon with a spe.
cial hospital train. and took aboara
twenty-six sick and convalescent soldiers
from the second Kentucky The men
were all In good condition. and most OF
tnem on the road to recovery. The train
will leave tomorrow morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

WASHINGTON, September 3.--The fol-
lowing is General Lawton's health report
for to-day:
Santiago de Cuba. September 3. 1895
Total sick 2Ol: total fevers> ISL; total
new cases fever. 2; total returned to duly.
H. Deaths, z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04
The kIUHMONy DISrATCH-sUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1885,,

Mitchell, George Ross, Jr.. and Isaac
Davis, the two latter fatally. All the
dead are colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

Miss o. ". Rodgers left on Friday TO
visit relatives IN Baltimore. Philadelphia.
and New Jersey. Before returning homo
she will extend her visit TO New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-04

tail. lard at 20 cents. and meat at 90 cents.
turing the blockade meat sold at from
~ 10 70 cents pound retail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
ANTONIO CORTOA

d. naestro coisga Gel Nacionals de Ms.
drid reprcduoimos lss siguientes lfness:
sK' distipguido diputsdo puertorfiqueho,
don Antori 10 Cortop, sc propons hscer uso de
Ia palabra para exponer las causss del dssaetre
colonial, pues entiende que en- probema tan
cspital no se debe rsduoir todo Ia diseusi5n
de- hechos de armas mas msnos desdichados.
El sefior Cort6n tiene tsnto mayor sutori,
dsd para trstar ell asunto caanto qne en- Ia cri-
ais de, espsfiolismo en- Puerto Rico esta rssuel
to caer del lado de Eafsha, no sera ell d.tl-
mo en- eersurar larentar la des!ealtad de Gus
paiaanoss: o.;.;. ~, ~
nodfs menos de ser fslsa, dados los artecedsn-
E, del sehor Cortdn, dice sEl Liberals de
Madrid:
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xNuestro querido amigo don Antonio Cor

<Nuestro querido amigo don Antonio Cor
ton, diputado por Puerto Rico, noo ruega ha'
gamos constar que no ee exaeta la actitud que
le han atribuido algunos celeg1s, con rsspeoto
10 eolonia quo ha Ecpresautado en- laa Cortcs;
pues careoendo dc datos para formar juioio, So
reserya liar sus pantos do vista hasta que PEE
da conocer, por iuformes exactos y completes,
la verdalsra conducts observada ante la inva
sion dc los yonhees por los distingu:dos eo'
msutos &c qae Sc comIone Ia aocei'i puerto
rriqueha
~ en- npgan caso, nos dice el sefor
Cort6n, hubiera yo sdo sl que censursse les
portorriqueTos, quicn: debf la representa-
ci6n de dos distritos On las aotuales Cortes, /,
Eosotroa por nncetfa parte, sabomos qae
antea de- veyiG arse Il votscijn autorizanlo a,
gobieIno para 6rnar G! trat&to dc pas, e te'
nor Cost6n depcai;6 sob;c .s nl2as dol Congreso
su rcnuuoia del c1rgo dc lipEtalc, absndonan.
do sc:o contfnuc 81 'ifoto del i'arlsmento y
mauifaatando sus amigos e! lroltsito de
retrarse do Il poiftica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
.I>'I>t'l'gII.e...tI !. 4 A>:t 4.

-. Thnemoa oa cartcra nuohos dat0s
para replic>r ai AgtfoUi2 "A 2ia13c:6ns que inser
tamca hoy, iIemoa de reanir a'gunos ,nAs y
contestagemcs cum :,Iid3manGe msilana al arti
culieta sthor A, rsh janlo nuesiro crit2fio
honrado y leal, sin apasionamiantos de ningan
gGnero.
~ Us Nega 10 hoy 10 c52oas de, g*neral
Gorion. Ei 9CinunattiS sale esta tafac para
Saint Thomas.
~ Anoche las ccho en- IA ig'csia pa
rrcqral lie San Francisco, contrajeron matri
monio la apracisble seioFta dofa Dolores Mar
gary con'el aborioso aStesano don Jorge Mon.
ge, apadrinando la ccremonis la sa6ora doha
Ramona Vega, viada De Goenaga don Miguel
Cs1ellaa Vergira. Dsseanios toda clsse de
prosperidades & los desposados.
-. En- la villa de Hsrr aai, (Guipuscosl,
nurio atEx'ado por una lonbriz dc IL cent?
mstros de lorg;tua, un pobre nino de pocos
s6os de clad. Sus padres no tuyieron conoci
mien!o del desgraciado sucoso, hasta quo fae-
ron despertarlo 10 hal'aron cadAver.
."a Ds Rio psdras nos eseribsn heoen.
donos grsndes eIogios Gel oslo do a actvi
dad que ceaplegs ell o2bo de la guardia mum.
cipal don Ramon Pihero, qaien no desoansa
un momento en- Ia persecution de lbs dain.
cusntes, ri vesindario esta muy satisfecho de-
sus seryi,ios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
ENTIRE PAREN1ESIS
FABULILLA

Un zagal6n, que gusrdaba
un gran rebailo, llevaba
un perro, que NADIA hacfs,
un mastfn que destrozaba
1 cuantcs lobos vefs.
Cusndo asaltaba al rebafo
algta lobo, 81 buen pastor,
penssndo de un modo extraiio,
para que no hiciera ds1o
al mastfu, su defensor,
szuzaba 4 pelear
al otro, qae sin luchar
sgachando las orejas,
SO dejsba srrebar
siempre dos 8 tres ovejas.
1Por que hacas eso?-la gente
le decfa al imprudente
pastor, = 81, sin hscer ease,
nunoa exponfa & un fracaso
al otro perro valiente.
AL oabo, lleg6 { e1men lar
gu mania singular
ell pastor que asf pensaba,
pero "a no le quedaba
nj una oveja que guardal.
<;Cuzntos, al cabo y al fin,
~penssndo de un modo rnfn
<y lanzando amargas quejas,
xsuelen soltar el mastfn
ecuando no tienen "a ovejas!,
USE 2ODAO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
La HEEENclA DEL CoNDENADo

que habada de honbres Ia mula sargre fra
que traass de matar tres ganas aquel if
gable de nseaa bravura fumsba tranquamens un e
mpaoabe exctpco que pefar eristiano vva como
oriental, despreoaudo oda ceenca tcda idea &c paa
de segaro habra prguntsdo aque msmo hombre
Esta mma rftexol cruZaba aquel por la
del desoonocido. Ceso bFusc amente de orar
-IMe vuslvo eco. estoy sohandt? 50 die sscudcn.
dose como para librsrse dc p,sada
ST hubes echo e aoo que acis de las coa3
hubee entrstece por eacos recuerdos
de Ia inanca Pero alusl camposaDto era "a ell msmo;
interior, hba despraio por educcion
de odo habia halsgado insna Sc d. to
dos aquelos hRbess haado en- nminente pe
gro de maerte Jun6 las mano evant6 Ia cabeza al ciec
empez6 ora
--Paole nuestro 1"o estds en- los ciel0S
Pero al llegsr estas palabras:
-PTd6nunos ntestrus deudus...
III toente de Agrims bro5 de oio arrodllandose
al pie del pegueno mausoleo murmur5:
mo debe hater perl5n para MI! EstoY condens-
do! Condenado en- la tierra Condenado el ciel Aa
ejos de Frsnea viendo MS que Oriensles aqueos
Anamltss, hgursba que poda olydar ha bas.
do isar Bretsa haber enrado para VOL
VERNE debl temercso como otro tempos guerra
Do' 20 10 negaba tcdo ahola engo miedo de
la oa vids porue las desgraca que he causado epai
tle.. All, soy miserab!el
evantsndoe fu4 abrazar un angel qu, habs cerca
de la tumba, c7ntinuanlo aceno de garrador
PeTo til que ;mporas por mf; til que hiss pagado niua
mente por mf Isl te compa'e de MI Dios pertona.
ria iududabemente!
i Dios perdona toda lss culpas dc que ausamosl
Roger Gsrdan SO habia evantalo repente, cen les
brazos sbiertos parscis qusrer lamar al forasero.
Aqua repentna aparic6n acabd de anonada al descouo
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Habitacioncs para una, dos y Tres
personas, lujosamente amuebladas con
preciosas vistas d la bahia y sus alre-
dedores. Alumbrado el6ctrco. Venli-
lado Y espacioso comedor con mesa
redonda V 4 la carla Comida Il la lran-
cesa Y americana. Interpreters. Pre-
clos cOnvcnciOnalcs.
San Juan, P. r., Oct
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
VA R | E D A D { S.

Ell Colmado g. &C. oissssi9 sss E,,aa,oo mis'aS; as
IS San Juan de Puerto Rico. -Comerciantes
importadores. Esplendido surtido en- vinos de
mesa generosos, Licores, Cervezas, Aecites,
Conservas, Galettas, Dulces, Frlphs, Quesos "
toda clasc de provisiones fnas de comsr be.
ber de todas parties del mundo. Psopietario
del fsnoao vino gallego del Rivero de Avia,
maroa eCereoedos. Agentes exclusives de ID
renombrada champafia de- sidrs marca sAgui.
la, del legftimo amargo de angostura de los
eefiores J. g. B, Siegert Hijos. Depositarios
de la c6lebre marca Ge vinos de ialRioja;
Rioja Alta r. Lopez do Heredia Co.--La
antigiisdad y el crsdito de que goza esta casa
en- toda la jsls garantixan que sus artfculos
son los mejoras que 80 inportan en- 81 PATS.
Ultima hnra Llegarou "a las g'amkticas in
0'"'"" ""'u gleaas Dictionaries ETC., eto.,
Il Bazsr Otero, Ponce, Paerto Rico Dada Il \
aglomeracion do pediios, go reservaran cinco
diss las personals que las tienen encargadas.
So enviaran anuncios y no se eerv,a ningdn
pedido que no este cubierto Gu importe. lo-7
"a dnSRa VAbder en- Espans en- lavills d
w aosoa 'o'as' Luarsa, provinoia do Ovis
10, Santa Marina de Is Vega, Gale do Il snti-
gus, ana casa mum. 5, altos y bajos, do marn-ss
posterfa, cubisrta do loss, con az corral tapildo
casa dc homo para elaborsr pan, aubisrts
tambiSn de losa con su antojana alberta d Sur
con la que eonstituys IN solo fondo do sabida
de dos Areas junto 1 Ia cssa por 81 Norts con su
huerta ceroada de pared alta de cabida dc trsin.
ss ssis areas sasenta y siste sentiareas destins
das labranzas con otra antojana 81 orients
otras porciones do TERRA oompusstas do dol
ouerdas mas msnos. El que iutersss somprar.
Ia fjase q So dueha Amalia GonsalsE, viRda
de la Tore. Ciudad Dc Hamaoao, PusYte
Rico. ae-23 81
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THE MOUNT VERNON
"A IA M] lily H]O re
# l1TETUH N S T. II

Nicely furnished single and double
rooms with beautiful views of the Bay
and the surrounding country.
Cheerful, light some, and spacious di-
ming hall with large and small tables.
French and American cooking.
English speaking walters. Electric
light and other modern conveniences.
lbrc 10 de 1898.
PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER,
FRANCISCO J. VEGA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04
CAPITULO XVII
La confession

s6MQUELLA noche ell busn Roger Gsrdain, pudiendo
dormr fumaba pps paseandose por jardin del pres
p berio. pesar de que la noche etaba hermosa de
qCe tabaco bueno esaba satsfoho Haca agan
tempo que los manos venian notando este en6meno
e smo desde e d que oven Marques de Tsvsnec
m haoa sas'O a al caso no poa,an nse'
puerto hablaba msrino ouando vuelta de una
busna peca dtrbua pescado los anonos podia
darsels mayor gasto que dc sdmirar 81 al ofcia
Peroya enis oviaida c1ar u sonrsia tanto
los marneros ancancs hasta aban Lsonnec que a
de habia permaedo tes horas Ia ppa dc
barro entrs los dentea sin encener siqusra s1oa
ba graves preocuPasones E abate Gardan esaba
eecto preccupado copdent ds dolores fufrs
POGO de to1o 10 que os dsnks sufrian La Msrqsesa
tenfa la tesarude do neto deoa Ia se6ors Mors-qus
Sc haba heoho en- ssgada amiga euyasms aques calna
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Gran var|edad en- juguetas coHienies
mecAnicos especiales, hay constante surtido
en- et Bazaar de Novedades y Joyerta
he GonzdleS Pddin y Hermanos.
San Fanoisco,3s.
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Gaia dc hisrro para
guardar eaudales
F'ue6a ds Juego y frueba dc ladr0nss
Pesa SO quintalss

F1ue6a dc Juego y prueba dc ladromss
Pesa SO quintalss
Sc realiza una que reune excelentes
condiciones, con departamentos para Ii
bros, documentos, plata, orc Y reser-
vados. Sc exhibe en- ell Bazarde Move
dades de Gonzalez, Padin Hermanos,I
San Francisco 38.-Ssn Juan, 15-9s
Se Vendan los siguientes libros: un tratado de-
w 'o""""economfa po|ftiea, una aritmitioa
por Cervautes, IN trstado de flosoffa por Elsi.
zalde, una Historic dc Espafia por Moreno
Espinosa, uns Historic Universal por 81 mismo
autor, una Geograffa Universal por Rubio
Diaz Moreno Espinosa, I'm tratado do Rst6ri
ca po6tica por Csmpillos, una gramAtica lati.
ma por Alvarez Perez, un libro de traducccio.
nes por Comelersn un tratsdo de religion
moral.-Precios limitadfsimos. -Informar& On
eata imprenta P. r. de Diego. s-9
Cd|Iicidd Richard, Este :medicamente Dc
S""'1' efcacia probada para
la ouraci6n de los callos, sc detalla 4 25 CEN.
tavos el pomo en- los establecimientos xEl Ca.
prioho,. sLa Esfera, y eFarmaeia Colon, r. (
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-04

en- aqusllos casos N que ha orsido nscesstio sr
smpleo. Z para que conste donds convergAs
sxpide la pIssente On Camuy, Puerto Rico,
IA de Mayo do 1894. DR.. Gabriel Ignins.
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KATONAIf.

At tho annual meeting Of the Fire Department.
which was held on Monday evening in Avery Hall.
ElbTidge a. Arnold reelected chief De witt
Benedict. George 5. Ray and Charles Whitlock. as
sistants: e. Percy Barrett, secretary. and Frank
B Wcstcott. treasurer. a new eng!ne-house for the
accommodation Of the Fire Department is soon 10
be erected in Katonah-ave
Commander +. b. Long OF Cromwell Post No 1885,
IN White Plains, will install the officers OF Mex eel
Post IN the 6. a. II. Hall next Wednesday evening.
Property along the Manus River in the vicinity of
Bedford is being surveyed for water supply for
New Rochelle.
The annual meeting OF the Epworth League was
held Wednesday evening the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Kellogs in Parkway. Lewis
II. Miller unanimously elected president OF the
league. The first. second. third and fourth vice.
presidents elected We're George Flowen. Mrs.
George 5. Ray, Harry Y. Maync and Mrs Howard
l. Tryon, respectively; Miss Mary Schofeld secro-
tary; Henry W. Kellogg. treasurer; Miss Gusse
Benedict and Miss Edna Merritt. panists. and Mrs.
Knapp, chorister.
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Of the new Washington Irving High School build
= s Brewer will sail for Europe to-day. to be
gone for months. 49,
Al & meeting of the members of Conqueror Hook
and Ladder Company. held on Tuesday evening,
William II. Van Orden +. +. Stephenson and r.
Berrian were appointed delegates to attend the
United States Firemen's Convention 10 be held IN
Baltimore in April.
The following named officers were elected at the
evening: Alfred w. Putnam. president; Roscoe
Jones icepresident Alfred 5. Randall. secretary
and Abel Weeks. treasurer.
Thompson Brothers, of New-York, have brought
suit against George Pryor johnson for remodelling
his house near Castle Ridge The amount involved
is about 5000 Mr. Johnson alleges that the work
was poorly performed, and says he can produce eX-
perts TO substantiate him.
The question Of Incorporation Is being discussed
among the members of the TarrytoWn Rod ana
Gun Club and special meeting has been called
TO take vote on the question.
4 council of the Ancient Essenic Order is being
organized here.
public meeting will be held in Lyceum Hall on
Tuesday evening to discuss the question OF con-
solidatng the two villages.
Eight candidates initiated in Benjamin
Franklin Council. order of American Mechanics.
on Thursday evening.
The hearings in the of Mrs. Mary Benedict
against the TarrytoWn assessors have been ended.
and the counsel in the will now submit briefs
10 the referee John Gibney, Of Sing Sing who will
report his findings TO the Supreme Court.
The NewYork Central and Hudson River Rail-
road has discontinued its suit against the village
its tax was lower than in 1896 Following the ac-
ton OF number of wealthy taxpayers the com
pany obtained writ Of certorari. and John Glib
ney, OF Sing Sing, was appointed referee, but no
hearings were held as the company asked leave TO
withdraw the suit and agreed TO pay the costs in
Cured
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GEO. CLINT Co.
-. %S AVID ~ WEST 23:SE
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST 1917 STREET

of the Quill Club at the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday
night. Walter Damrosch will speak on The Rhen-
gold Trilogy," with illustrations on the piano
Justice Francis NJ. Scott of the Supreme Court.
who was the Corporation Counsel In Mayor Strong
administration, had talk with Mayor Van Wyck
In the City Hall yesterday only social call,
was the explanation given for the visit.
The Princeton Alumni dinner will take place at
Delmonlco's next Thursday
The hearing OF the charges against Edward j.
O'Shea ex-Warden OF the Tombs. who was re-
Gently suspended from his office as night warden by
Warden Fallon for alleged mental incapacity, was
postponed yesterday by Francis ]. Lantry. the new
Commissioner of Corrections, for one week, as
O'Shea said he was not prepared for the hearing to
begin
The monthly meeting Of the chapters comprising
the New-York local assembly of the Brotherhood
of St Andrew held last night in St James 8
Church. The Rev Dr. f. Walpole Warren con-
Quoted a quiet hour service. and afterward Al
exander Haddon made address 10 the three
hundred members present. The other speakers
were the Revs. D. V. Gwym and E. Kenion.