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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The convention held this week by the citizens Of
Port Chester nominate candidates for village
offces to be voted for on Tuesday. April e. made
the following selections: George r. Read President:
John j. Conaty. Treasurer; James Merritt, IA. s.
Townsend IT, John +. Mills and John w. McCarty.
trustees B. F. McDermott was chairman OF tho
convention, and j. Z. Leviness and Walter COMFY
were secretaries. There was some dissatisfaction.
and II is probable that ticket by petition Will also
be nominated ..,..
The company OF Westchcster volunteers recently
formed in Port Chester has nearly reacned us
complement II is probable that Robert IL George.
past commander OF Charles Lawrence Post will be
elected captain. -
Post G. a. r.. will give war dance In the post
rooms in Port Chester on Tuesday night.
The Girls Club. OF Rye. gave an interesting con-
cert in the parish OF Christ Church on 1ues-
day night Among those who took part were Miss
Mary Vose. Miss Laura Curtis and Harry i: Girard
All the annual election OF the Port Chester Attn
letic Association. r. H. Burdsall. John W. McCary.
j. A. Peck. William l.. Ward and c. d. Camp were
elected directors.
Mrs Ardcnas Barnes. a well-known resident who
died suddenly East Port Chester. was buried on
Thursday the Daughters OF America attending tho
services The Rev. Henry Bowden. OF tho Baptist
Church, offlcated.
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ENGLAND Not WITH SPAIN.

STRONG FRIENDS or AMERICA IN THE PRESENT
BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
London April l6-"The Daily Chronicle"
taking It for granted that there is some truth
in the reports OF new European concert for
coercion devotes an editorial urging England
not to join 1t says
"Our concern Is 10 see that England Ia not
once more dragged Mt the heels OF despots and
made 10 play the game OF the latest Of the rot
ten tyrannies that cucumber the earth. We
have good reason TO state that there strong
friends OF America in the present Government
and we hope Lord Salisbury is one OF them: but
1t is important that the feeling Of the country
should be adequately represented both in Lon
don and In Washington.
1T not easy to coerce Greece. but Amer
lea stands in a different category. She Is a very
great Power. intensely proud and entirely self
contained. Her fate has been to undertake a
task peculiarly arduous and thankless She Is
not going 10 be bulllel by the heroes Of the
Creton blockade. and II the movement against
her IL pressed too far she will be compelled In
her own interests TO clear the situation
our present purpose is to insist that our
Government does best by using every means in
it's power 10 defeat any anti-American combina-
ton. II there be any doubt about the feelings
Of the great majority Of the nation we shall be
happy to try the experiment OF marching a hun
drcd thousand Londoners through the metropo-
lis with the Union Jack and the Stars and
Stripes in combination. 1t IS the business Of the
mother country to stand by her children OF the
West stiiIly and strongly as one country can
by another"
THE Daily Chronicle also rdcules "The Sat
urday Review" which asks. where are the
American officers for army to march through
Cuba?" It says il Is not aware that the United
States intends to do anything OF that sort: but
~ il does. It's trouble will be chiefly one Of Sc
lection from vast number of highly trained
men from the West Point Academy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
MA'.lARCNECK.

A properly signed petition TO dissolve the pres
ent village government filed with the trus-
tees this week and IL is expected that they Will
. call a special election at their next meeting The
movement is the result OF the recent action Of
The in appropriaiing $500 for roads and
bridges and mot cent for sidewalks. as the
petitioners have expressed Il. Mr.. Palmer intro
duced a resolution that 5000 be placed 10 the
credit of this furd but IL was defeated, and ne
resigned. ~ 80
The trustees Of the Mamaroneck ATHLETIC CLUB
at a meeting this week decided 10 close the cIuo
rooms and grounds on Sundays. This order will
be in force in the summer. and Will prevent CLUB
bicycle and the use OF the Public Library
which is In the clubhouse
The fourth annual convention OF the Southern
Westchester Sunday school Association will DO
held next Saturday in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The association comprises the associa
lions of Mount Vernon. East Chester. West Ches-
ter Port Chester. New-Rochelle. Mamaroneck.
Harrison and Rye.
Mrs. Martha Harriott. widow OF John Harriott,
died al the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Gednev this week and wos buried on Thursday.
the Rev f. c. Hoag. OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church ofhciating Mrs. Harriet was seventy
six wears DID,
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SING SING.

Ferdinand Hyatt and his family have returned
70 their summer home in this town, the Pleas
antVillc Road.
Mrs Ruth Ward Kahn will lecture on THE
Hawaiian Isards' at the First Baptist Church on
Tuesday evening next Mrs Kahn was prevented
from meeting her appointment to lecture here last
February On account OF the death OF her only
ch.ld. The committee secured n substitute at tho
time ard Mrs Kahn will fulfil her engagement
on the date named Clarence Z. Reynolds. or
ganist of the Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church White Plains. Will furnish the usual or
gan concert preceding the lecture.
The celebration a. the Presbyterian Church, IN
this village last Thursday evening. OF the 10th
anniversary of the adoption of the Westminster
Standards will be followed by snort course or
lectures on the three rcformer< who stand FORE
most upon the honor roll OF CalVinSm-John Knox.
Martin Luther and John Calvin All the lectures
will be given in the Presbyterian church. begin
ning at o'clock on the following evenings: sun
daV Aprl Il. John Knox 10y the Rev. james A.
McWillams: Thursday. April q. Martin Luther"
and Thursday April 2S John Calvin. by the
Rev r. p II. Vail OF Stamford. Conn These lect-
urcs will be given under the direction Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
The April meeting Of Michigan Chapter ID. a. r..
was held at the nome Of Mrs. William Henry
There were twenty members present the regent
Mrs A V r. Wells. presiding. In the absence
Of the secretary. Mrs. Henry $ Bowron. Miss
Secor served as secretary OF the meeting Miss
Mary Fisher read paper on The Makers OF
Northumberland" and Mrs. G. NJ Niles read Sc
lectons from beyond the Ciiy Gates" The meet
Ing followed by refreshments and pleasant
social hour.
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EEW-ROCHEILE.

The musical and reception given at the home OF
Mrs j. V Juvenal No. Park Place Thursday
night in cid of the Day Nursery. one Of the
largest Easter functions held in New Rochelle.
The house was decorated with smilax and palms.
and among those who furnished the entertainment
were +. r. Walton. pianist, Rene Y. Papin, barry
tone Charles Rose Palm. violirist. and Theresa
Vaughan who sang and gave banjo selections. Re
freshments were served following the programme.
Among the guests NJ. and Mrs. Joseph /.
Brown MIR and Mr. Thomas Tavenor Mrs. T.. Is.
Pinckney. the Misses Pinckney, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 1;
Vultc MIR and Mrs. Charles II. Coffin, Mr.. and
Mrs 4 L. I.ankota, the Rev r. Il. Cushion, Miss
Anna Cushion. Miss Nora Mclaughlin. Mrs. Rich
ard Burnett. the Misses Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. kembe. Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Gorham. Mr.. and
Mrs J. l.. Waterbury. Mrs Richard Lathers; u.
Mrs. George ID. Leach. Mrs y. H. Stavey, and the
Misses StaVey.
The members OF S.. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church gave a reception on Thursday night In the
church Darlors for the Rev. and Mrs. A: II. Good
enough in honor of he beginning OF his fourth
wear as pastor. Addresses were made by w.
C. Pearce Charles w. Harmon and II. NJ lie
Count. and Mrs. GoodenOugh received large pas
ket Of cut flowers. Following the reception those
present were guests at dinner.
Thursday night and adjourned to meet again on
Monday. The meeting was called TO enable the
members and president to qualify as city oHlcers
in case the charter was signed .
The Methodist Episcopal Church in North-st VIII
be dedicated tomorrow with appropriate cere-
preached by Bishop J. H. FitzGerald. and in the
afternoon there will be platform meeting al
which a number of tho former pastors and the Kew.
A. H. GooGenough will speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Interna-
t.onal Mercantile Manufacturing Company has been
nled in the County Clerks Office. The corporation
Is formed for the manufacture and sale OF copying
books inks medicines and surgical instruments and
the capital stock is 81 900 w-Rochee is the loca
ton OF the principal business Office and the directors
are Seymour NJ Hermann. Louis Hermann and
David Trim. all OF New-York City. Borough OF Man
haitian.
A certificate signed by Henry II. Cook William
Jaw William A. Duer James b. Ludlow. Ansey
Wilcox c. c. Rowland and NJ. Ramsey Miller. a
majority Of the directors OF the Valley Farms Com
pany % Yonkers. has been filed in the County
Clerks Office stating that the capital stock Of the
corporation Is $1,000 and that the whole amount
has been paid
The Dover Electric Light and Power Company has
cled bonds $4,000 as security for the faithful per-
formance OF its street!ightlng contract with this
village
The annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Westminster County Horse Snow Association Will DO
held at the orewaupum Hotel. In this village. on
Tuesday afternoon. Nay 3, at o'clock.
FIR. and Mrs TreDor L. Park now occupying
their summer home In the Purchase.
An enjoyable reception and card party given
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Young, in
Barker Terrace. "wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Colvin and Miss Colvin
have been the frests % VI and Mrs Robert T.
Farley. at the Caryon Arms
In the absence OF 4,c,. Or. Lowther TO-
row. the Rev. DR.. J. Martin Yeager. president OF
Carmel Ladies' Seminary, will preach in the
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RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPENINGS.

william Schein twcnty-seven years old who
lives In Sixth-ave.. New Brighton. was arrested
yesterday and held 10 await the result OF the in
jurics OF LILLIAN Callahan. seven years old, who
lives in the same house with him. and whose skull
he fractured on Thursday night. Schcin threw II
stone at some boys who were annoying him. and ii
struck the girl She taken to the Smith In
Urinary
Bella Bushman. sixteen years old. who lives with
her parents. In PIospect-st. Stapeton disappeared
from her home Thursday night, and the police
spent all day yesterday looking FOR her The girl
IL well known In the village. and Is an expert
bicyclist She returned home yesterday afternoon
and said she had spent the night with friends
The Inquest into the death Of Miss liOnOra Cur
rem, who injured In an accident ut Castle
ton Corners on March D. and who died last Friday.
held on Thursday evening by Coroner SeaYcr.
The testimony Of the medical experts was that the
George II. Avery, jr., OF ST. George. who into
the girls buggy had been held responsible for her
death.
The Borough School Board has engaged Nils Biz
qust instructor OF calisthcnics In the Tomphins
Vile school and Miss Clara Fox az teacher In the
West Brighton school. The Board intends appoint
Ing o superintendent Of supplies and buildings.
Announcement is made Of the marriage OF Miss
Nellie SimOnson. OF ROssyllle TO John DOncgan. OF
the same place. The two. who are sixteen and
nineteen years old respectively were married in
Brooklyn a year ago unknown to their parents
\ fair VIII be held In aid OF Cuban sufferers this
afternoon az the home OF Mrs G. g. Bush. In
Davis-ave., Livingston.
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Common Council has confirmed the tax rolls
and the taxes for 1897 payable at the office
OF the Receiver OF Taxes.
The sale OF the North Mount Vernon Railroad
under foreclosure proceedings brought by the Peo-
pies Bank will take place this morning at II o'clock
the Courthouse at White Plains The road Il
two miles long and extends from the al,road
Infant Asylum
The trustees OF the Mount Vernon Pubic Library
Henry Eckford Rhoades treasurer and secretary
At the annual meetirs OF the esbyterian
Church Edward II Wolf and Hugh Carlisle were
elected elders and Or NJ : Paee ard George W
Camp deacOns According to tn" report. there are
625 members and 40 in the Sunday school
\ special exercise will be given by the Chinese
Sunday-schoo in the chapel of the Reformed
Church tomorrow afternoon. The programme VIII
include rectations and singing in the Chinese
language.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Josephine
Andrews. of No % North Terrace-ave.. and Ed
lnNnd l. Danuleton
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Rev Thomas =. Mclaughlin rector OF the
Church Of the Transformation. in Manhattan. gave
a musical lecture I'm the Church Of st. Mary Mag
dalene Pocantico Hills last evening. His subject
was .'Ireland the Home OF Music and Song"
Miss Marguerite Cusick and Thomas Norton were
married In ST. Teresa's Church on Thursday even
ing BY the Rev. Luke J. Evers. Miss Annie Leary
was the bridesmaid. and the best man vas John j.
Hauser
on Thursday evening the annual meeting OF the
North Tarrytown Fire Department was held, ana
these officers were chosen. chief engineer. Charles
Minnerly Of Rescue Hose Company first assistant
engineer William O. Given. Of Pocan'iro Hook ana
Ladder Company and second assistant Edward
Hennesscy Of mon Hose. Resolutions wer" adop'-
ed Offering the services Of the entire Department to
the Government in case Of war.
bishop Farley OF Manhattan, will visit the In
stitu'jon Of Mercy at Tower Hi Monday 10
administer confirmation 20 large class.
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Memorial Methodist Episcopcl Church at the
morning and evening services. The Easter music
viii he repeated.
The Hcoser Kicking Club has fixed upon Thurs
day July p. the date OF the clubs annual out
Ing College Point.
Eugene 5. Reynal viii give d hunt today. artlng
from Rocky Dell Farm, south OF this village. Tho
chase will be followed by a breakfast at the home
OF the Misses Emo In Norih-st.
Tho annual dinner Of the Wcstchester County Bar
Association Will be held al the Murray Hill Hotel.
in New-York City next Saturday evening, April q.
at o'clock. a special meeting OF the association
will be held on The morning OF April e IN the Surro-
gates Court room. i'm the County building.
David II. Lane the Quaker preacher. and Mrs
Lar" have returned to their home in Chappaqua,
from Redlands, Ca. where they have been spend
Ing the winter
Miss Marsarie Farley OF Fort Plain. IS visiting
Dr. and Mrs D. Austin Sn!ffen their home in
Broadway.
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TARRYTOWN.

sale OF cake candy and fancy articles will be
held this afternoon under the auspices OF the
women Of Christ Episcopal Church. and in the
evening the pantomme. "A VIE Wanted" viii be
given. The proceeds Will 30 toward the construc-
ton Of the proposed parish house.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor
of the Second Reformed Church is arranging TO
give musical in the church parlors on Thursday
4 valuable horse belonging to William " Crane
became frightened while standing In front OF the
Thursday afternoon and started 10 run away. At
ter the animal had had gone block It fell breaking
summoned. but he failed TO relieve the horse and
ordered 1t shot.
Play" will be given in the Asbury Methodist Eps-
copal Church on Thursday evening April IS. under
lecturer will be the Rev. Dr. Elias S. osbon. the
Presiding Elder Of this district; ,o.. ro,.u
on the Young Mems Lyceum for the last four
m1nths came TO a successful close this week The
first prize for the highest average by
James Brewer. who had an average OF 203 for 10
Coley. who also received the prize for the highest
single score made in tho tournament. which
c. F. Talbot. chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee Of Kyk-Uit Council. Royal Arcannm. has
evening. April g. which viii be ladies night"
Robert a. Patteson. treasurer OF the local cuban
trail Committee In Ncw-York $751;. which amount
was subscribed by the residents Of tbs place IN
Church s3 from the Baptist Church. $50 25 from the
First Reformed Church. $50 20 from the Second
Reformed Church, s. from the Boys Society and
81 80 from the Orchard Street Mission
The members OF Tappan Zee Lodge, Patriots or
America celebrated JcffeI sons birthday on Thurs
day evening by holding an entertainment In Cur
tisss Hall
The members of Sleepy Hollow and Westches;er
lodges l. O. O. r. viii attend the Frs, Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. when the pastor the
Rev George II. Ferris. will preach the anniversary
sermon. ,
The Rev William r Compton. pastor Of the
Asbury Methods. Episcopa. Church has arranged
10 preach seriei OF sermons on Methodism me
FIRST will be preached tomorrow evening. on the
"Oxford Club"
An entertainment was given In the chapel OF the
First Baptist Church Thursday evening by
Sunday school Class No. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16
PEEKSKIIL.

There important meeting OF the Trades
Council of Peekskill on Thursday evening. and
much business was transacted. 4 resolution was
passed requesting tho delegates TO the several
unions to avoid trading at the stores after t
o'clock in the evening, except on Monday and Sat
urday evenings and then not later than 10 o'clock.
There IL a movement on the part OF the unions 10
secure the closing OF the stores in Pcekskill al D
o'clock.
zabach property. in Main-St. occupied by William
II. Clinton & Sons and Wrigh! Travis on the hrst
floor and by families the secOnd and third
floors II IS considered OF the good business
properties OF the town.
fashioia bic audience OF Peekskil people gath
cred 10 listen to THE Mystic Midgcts popular
and pleasing csntata. II was given ny the chill
dren OF the public schools OF Peekskih. assisted by
a few older people. The entertainment FOR
local charity. and will he repeated this afternoon
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Croma ) Tndle. Leith March 2s and Dundee
50. mlsc simpson. Spence Young Arrived at
the lar at ! ~.
steamer Marcngo (tirJ Bingham Newcastle March 90
with mdse sandeIsOn 4 Son. Arrived the Bar at
steamer Recta (lr). Whteway. Shields March 2s ar
rived or SANDY Hook II 40 ami ordered by signal
Philadelphia In pursuance OF Instructions teegraphed
Sandy Hook from that port and proceeded
IA IA Meier tGer) Stesncken. Bremen April p
mlse 81 cabin and i3i steeage passengers Del
richs * co. Arrived a. the Bar AT = 30 IN.
Steamer Picgua ,ju. Brown. Palerm, March I'D and
Gibraltar -. with mdse to Phelps Brothers & Co. Ar
rived the Bar at 23O
steAme: Cydonia dip iiulman. Pernambueo March Il.
Maocio II and ~ Lucia April with Alleron
3 p
Steamer Alliance. Beers Colon April g. with mdse and
20 passengers Panama Railroad Ss Line Arrived at
the Bar At 1 30 =
Steamer GadoIus ,I,r), Wallace Port Spain Trinidad
April 3. with to order. vessel to Trinidad shipping
and Trading Company Arrived at the Bar go y m.
steamer seneca. Decker Vera Cruz March 81. Tampico
April j. Campeche T. frogrcso Sand Cay 10 and
Havana II. with mdse and 1l6 passengers Jatnes Il
Steamer F1axman ,}r) Brown. Santos March "a and
st Lucia April 1. with mdse to Busk Jevons Arrived
NJ the bar at m. April II. and anchored in the
Lower
Steamer Miami. from Miami Fla Via Newport News
10 II NJ Fragler.
Steamer Ciiv 81 Birmingham Burg. Savannah April
IL. with mdse and passengers to Ocean SIS co.
Steamer Princess Ammo. Huphers. Norfolk and Newport
News with ndse and passengers " Old Dominion SIS Co
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKFRS.

A number Of Yonkers people attended the wed
ding Of Hampton Denman Ewing son of the late
General Thomas Ewing. OF this city. ana MISS
Maria Luisa Dunlop daughter OF Mrs. James ~
Dunlop OF Richmond. which took place THURSDAY
evening In St Paurs Episcopal Church. OF that
city The ceremony performed by the rev
DR. J. Hartly Carmichael rector OF the cnurch
The bride was given away by her uncle. RopeTt
A. Lancaster. The bridesmaids were MISS Maria
Ewing OF Lancaster Ohio: Miss Calvin Bragg
Miss Matte Purcell Miss Susie Noting Miss Mary
Rogers Miss Mary Darlington Miss Bessie Dun
lop and Miss Mamie Dunlop. Of Richmond Va
and Miss Lulu Sharp OF Norfolk. Va. William =
Ewing brother of the bridegroom, was me pts'
a cousin of the bridegroom: Arson BALDWIN Law law
Sanford. Or. S Emmett Getty, IT.. OF MI ctS
Rev Herbert Shipman. Episcopal chaplain at es'
Point; Hampton Y. Denman. OF Washing, on; ROD
Howard. of Richmond. After wedding tour, MI
'qf Mrs hwas vii Inn MAKE M nTT To WENT
members. gil Of whom ar members Of ihe cIu a
before crowded house, The first part consisted
Of the usual concert. and the second part gave an
interlocutor and manager. Those who took part
were John Craft J. Newell Craft, IL. f. DAYTON
William Ta b viii William Eddy William Merritt
William Odenwater. Frank Hickey Samuel S Shar,
Fuller. Joseph Beairsto, Thomas Klein nsITTick
This evening the New-York University Gee
McCann's Hall under the auspices Of the Young
Mons Christian Association programme OF in
ferest has been prepared.
The closing games in the tournament between
Amackassen Club were rolled OF Thursday night
at the formers alleys. OF tho four games pre-
sen Club won the nth Ts-7G and the County, rs
Cuh me syn p M M, Inc dss1oins e""e WIS
The "Tsc-ka-rew Society C. A g. VII VII have aM,sc a
kassen Club house. in aid Of the White Plains ain,
Monument Fund. a featu's OF the afternoon VIII
be q rninuet by twenty girls well known In society.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE-Coun Schwerin. Charge AZ
,aires of the German Legation at Port-au-Prince.
Uayti and CAPTAIN Nathaniel Appleton. Of Boston.
FIFTH AVENI' Estate Senator q. {. stewart OF
Ithaca G1I.SFY-LieUtenant William kHpourh'
T. s ~ and Colonel George Zinn OF Goshen y;
Y HOILAND-Conovcr Fitch, OF Boston. ana
Russell GriswCld Colt. OF Newport MANHAT IAN
Francis b Mitchell. OF Rochester MUKkAi
HILLS Van Rensselaer,. Of Boston. WAl-l'Ohr
w NJ Cramp OF Philadelphia Bishop Lawrence
Of Boston; j. A. Qurnet and Lieutenant-Colonel Il.
A. Drolet Of Montreal and +. Hurcher. l.. Choron
p Etienne and NJ. IIutn. Panama Canal Commits
sinrers of Paris
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THE LUCANIA MAKES A NEW RECORD

THE SWIFT cUSARDER REELS OFF 633 KNOTS IN
ONE DAY
Liverpool April B.-The Cunard Line steamer
Lucana. Captain Mckay. which sailed from New
York last Saturday and arrived here to-day re-
ports that heavy north northwest seas followed
her from the Newfoundland Banks. and that she
made 533 knots on one day and beat her own best
previous eastward record which was 53i knots
mAde last month
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Enrolment In Assembly districts.
L,o,co,e. C1ub iunlo- team championship tourna-
ment No Wes, Twenty second at. $50 p. m
Abba Delta Phi club reception for Joseph II.
Choate No * West Thirty-third-st.. p. M
Suburban Educational Council! New-fork Uni
versiiy Building. II 4. III.
BARNARD School Corps drill. sh Regiment Ar
moTy. D. m.
Staten Island Academy Junior musical, 8 p. m
Jewish RELIGIOUS School Union. Temple BETHEL
vestry. go p. m
Republican club smoker. No. 40 Fifth-ave.
ID
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EVERETT BANK or BOSTON TO CLOSE.

Boston. April 1.-THE Everett National Bank Of
Boston to-day made arrangements to wind up It's
affairs. This announcement is accompa MED by the
further statement that the bank also has arranged
10 transfer its customers to the Shoe and Leather
National Bank Of this city.