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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
RAILROAD NOTES.

Baltimore Dec. 27.-John X. Cowen. receiver Of
the baltimore ard Ohio Railroad. to-day said that
D Underwood had not accepted the place OF
general manager Mr.. Cowen also said that the
baltimore and Ohio had not purchased and did not
contemplate buying any Of the so-called Br!ce
roads
Omaha Neb. Dec. IA delegation Of business
men Of Yankton. S. D. headed by William NJ.
Powers president and T. J. Harris, secretary, Of
the Yankton Commercial Club. arrived here to-
day and had meeting with the committee OF
the omaha Commercial club relative to promoting
the building OF a railroad between the two cities.
10000 has been expended on a road from
Yankton Norfolk. and the lankton people desire
to have work resumed and pushed to completion
ST Louis Dec. 27.-Attorne y-C;eneral f. C. Crow
has fled in the Supreme Court quo warranto pro-
ceedings against the Lindell Railway Company to
deprive II the franchise recently granted by the
Municipal Assembly OF this city. The Attorney
General holds that the extension franchise granted
10 the Lindell IS In direct conflict with what is
known as the parallel law" This law
enacted In the sixties, and prohibits the granting
OF any franchise for the construction OF a street
railway within three blocks of existing line Of
street railway.
Chicago Dec 1.-THE net earnings OF the Atch.-
son system for the month of November s., 49,
lis an increase OF $50 the net earnings Of
the same month last year. The net earnings for
the five months OF the fiscal year ended November
net earnings of the period Of the preceding
fiscal
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NETWORK CITY,

The twenty-ninth annual dinner OF the Bowdoin
Alumni Association will be held at the Hotel savoy
on January H. at $50 p m
Lieutenant Charles Perrin Russ. adtutant OF the
nth Infantry u. S. A.. who has been homo on
sick leave for two months will sail to-day on the
Manitoba for duty In Porto Rico
Lieutenant Godfrey L. Garden. ordnance officer
OF the Manning. will give lecture al Inc L"'oS
Club Tomorrow at $50 p. -Four general en-
gagements in which the Manning participated are
described by Lieutenant Garden, and the nght Oh
July s. Off Santiago. is depicted as seen by tha'
officer from the Mannlngs tops. Seventy pictures
the majority taken in actual battle. Will be e1-
hibited by aid Of stereoscopic views
Stephen H. DIN. DR.. Leonard McPhail and henry
Thompson were yesterday appointed commission
to inquire into the sanity Of Miss Alice Hamilton
by Justice DAILY In the Supreme Court. Miss Ham,
ilton resided at No II West Twentieth-st until
April last when she was committed TO Dr' Narloe
McDonald's home at Pleasantville the petl.lon
for the commission is made by her sister MISS
Adelaide Hamilton
Algernon S. Norton appointed by Jusuce
Daily, in the Supreme Court. yesterday TO near ana
determine the issues in action for an aosoiute
divorce brought by Mrs Jennie E. Walker against
her husband Frank B. Walker Of the real-estate
firm of Petty Soulard & Walker Mrs. walker
saws that her husband has neglected to maintain
her as he should. and asks that he be compeHeo
TO allow her permanent alimony.
On a warrant Issued yesterday IN the Essex
Market Police Court by Magistrate Pool. Antnony
Comstock Of the Society for the Suppression OF
Vice arrested Louis May bookseller or NO. -
Avenue A. and seized 500 books and 300 pictures
as improperly exposed for sale
The collections taken up on Christmas Day for
the benefit Of the hospitals Of New-York IN 81
Thonas's and St James's Episcopal churches
amounted 10 s. COO Other churches have not yet
been heard from
DR. Thomas Wildes has obtained preliminary
Injunction from Justice Daily In the Supreme
Court against John Van Arsdale Council NO. 20.
OF the Junior Order OF United American Mechan-
les restraining the members from expelling him
from the order on the charge OF having written
letter 10 Frank Lawrence. q fellow member. con-
tanning matter prejudicial to Lawrence.
Chief Devery who has been finishing his vaca-
ton returned to his duties at Police Headquarters
Yesterday He said he enjoyed himself ana that
he WELL
John Tobin and James McCarty, the alleged no
tor,ous burglars arrested on Saturday. were held
Yesterday In default Of 100 ball each 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury. number Of Pink
er.on detectives saw the men in the police court
Justice Truax in the Supreme Court. yesterday
dismissed the suit brought by DR.. George Cerio
for sl2450 against the Farmers Loan and Trust
Conpanv as temporary administrator OF the es-
tate OF Mrs Jane A. Dwyer. formerly the Duchess
Of Castclluccia for medical services In the years
1894 and 1926 The case has been trial for some
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Tho annual Christmas exercises Of the children
.. Trinity Episcopal Church Will be held IN the
,or,sh- house tomorrow. The exercises TOT 'he
smaller children will take place in the af'ernoo"
and the older ones will have their treat al night
The exercises Of the Presbyterian Church "ene
held on Sunday afternoon those OF 81
-. C.a,horc Church Yesterday afternoon. and
Of s. Johns Methodist Episcopal Chur'n last
evening. -, ~, ~. p.u., Erv,na Conn
ranv viii be held in i,s rooms on SATURDAY even
inr There will be a Christmas tree 10, 'ne ''e"
hnrs aud guests music and refreshments
r. Holloway of North-st. gave a Ce N Wan,s
-. on Monday for a large number OF Vest
nun Conntv society people The hounds were
thrown on the Paine scar.d hne and
nnaEer Ridge A hunting breakfast was after
Ward given at MI Halloways home
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STFFOCiTED IN HER HOME.

Mrs James Milen. seventy five years old. was
sunocated TO death last evening in fire which oe-
stroyed her home IN Thompson-st' etape'o''
Staten Island The old woman was feeble but hVed
alone in a little one-story frame building. Al all
times the doors and windows OF her house were
kent securely fastened, and even the gate in front
Of her home locked with heaVy pao'och'
The woman never left her home her errands Delng
done nv neighbors Shortly before o'clock james
Cowan member OF Relief Hose Company was
responding TO an alarm OF fire when he discovered
DANES bursting from the roof OF Mrs M1iieh
,ousc Covar did stop but ran TO the nose
ho,,so which Is also in ThOmpson-st. The hose-
wagon had already turned out 10 the other hre,
fut a small reel containing few lengths OF sOse
"a hon LEFT behind. Cowan. with the asslsta.ce
81 several other pulled the reel 10 me sen
=. -, are and a stream OF water was sooii PouhL .
a. ~, the burning building Then some one thousht
Of Mrs Men. and the door oil 'h Sb nS1s pored
pui time prevented any one from entering
When the flames were go, , nhosr In m" hallway
o. o. stnmbed over the body OF the old woman
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wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERs.

Fully a thousand persons assembled at tho
armory Of the 4th Separate Company on
Monday to witness the game Of basketball between
the local team and a team from the Washington
Heights Young Mems Christian Association IL
started out to be the best game OF the season thus
far played Toward the close Of the first hair kyer.
Of the local team. made a Dfoot throw ana got inc
first goal for the Yonkers team little later ioui
WAS called on Llnehan of the 4th's team and Shoe-
maker OF the visitors threw foul goal. making
the score 2 to l. After that the play was ias''
and Woodwork. of the visitors. became involved
In an encounter with one Of the Yonkers players
and for moment things looked serious tf ,iS,s
team declared that they would not continue me me
game unless both men were disQuahned inns
Referee Peens declined 10 do. ana tne sane, ,,oS
disappointment was expressed at the failure 10 HI
ish the game v, C-oum,ndery
Monday and Went to ST. Johns Riverside Hos,
pital where they held service Einin en-
Commander Cobb explained the obJeeSt o. SIR r
knights the world over assembled AT - t,ndred
that day in hospitals. orphan asyuIns aho ntines
institutions He extended to the nospr, css tncud.
on behalf Of the commandery the services nnam
cd an address by Sir knight Delos Luii' "a P VII
by the Eminent Commander and SOLO 10y ,o Nh" tbe
Tarbe detail Of SIR Knights ,nen wei The , COM
manderv gave ice-Crcam for the inmates dinner
The fourth dance in aid OF Miss Nehso - cLas
Air Fund will be given this evening" d, sH
The Thanksgiving address which the Key; NJ H,.
George r Pentecost. pastor OF the flrs. rhSvs
terian Church. delivered In that church o torn, Inv
giving Day has been printed IN pa'"p"'e'
last evening the Sunday schools OF the " a. ond
ron Avenue Baptist, Dayspring 80 Christmas
park Hill Reformed churches held the'r III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divison-sdpreme CourtnHecesS n.r,o, p.
supreme CourtAppeate Ter-ferore Beekm ma 10 70
a. m Notions Nos 10 and ~ Appeal from order Of q, cy
Court No 2 Appeals from Municipal Court Nos. 81 a.
b. 81 a. 49, a. ~. 81 ,...
SUPREME Court-Spcc!aI TermPart before smyth j.
Motion calendar called At lU;9o a. M ,p.,ore Daily j.
Court opens 1890 Eek par.e matters s co,.,
Supreme court-specal TeTm-,iar ~ P N0"7
Supreme Court-special Term-Parts III. w. and VII
Adjourned FOR the term =, -, ~, " VI
VII viii IN, X XI and xII-Adjourned for the term
surrogate Court--Chambers- Arnold s.Tsourt
Ypbanpa W Binsse Elizabeth I. Barker. at 1880 m
Kate Parker IL m; Richard Terney' Anna NJ l.
surrosates court-rrai Before Fitzgerald. s.
Court at 1910 No nay s;o SsieH scscbman
Cnurt onens at 10 a m Motions at 1870 a m.
CITY Court~General Terrn--Adourned sine die. 4.
city court-Tria rerm-Parts l. H. III and ~. Ad-
''D'"'' REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court
BY Smyth. ].
People. etc.. AZ. Mercantile Credit Guarantee Com
'N' BY Pryor. J.
Levy agt Levy-James Kearney.
Equitable Life Insurance Company ast voth-s. L. H.
Ward.
Matter OF Feahan-stephen II. Oun
Mutual LIE Insurance Company ast. simons-Henry A.
Robinson. $500 ,.
Walker agt. Walker-Algernon s. Norton
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY DAILY J.
Henry f. Stevens agt Jeanette Hllgers-John p Solo
Matter OF Peace River Phosphate Company-Georse NJ
Boardman-
Julia Gainey ast Margaret suivan-Julia Gainey.
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

7, &c announced that the marriage OF Miss Eoi'h
Thomas daughter Of W. A. Thomas. OF rye, 10
Harry Hunt Ellington Will take place on ne"
Years Eve at the home Of the brides paien,s'
The Rev C. e Bruger. pastor Of ST. Peter rp''
copal Church. Port Chester. VIII omc'a'e r'e
me wedding a reception will be given LOT i'' -
number Of friends and relatives. ~. cnas,ar
Herman Mao. laborer OF East fort mpon
al ,rnbahlv die from stab wounds inhicteo upon
rim IN n Christ mas celebration on MONDAY ,r
Ing The celebration was being heid az tle Sa Isl
20 Nicholas Evanco. It is said that IN a auai 81
Tvanco suddenly rushed upon Mallo ana stauoe"
him in half dozen places with nuHe 9ntsconal
The Chretmas exercises Of St Peter fpisS ops u
Cbnrch Port chester will take place this evening
In the parish hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
NEW STEEL PLANTS.
THE MANNEsMANs WILL INTRODUCE THEIR PRO
CESS IN THIS COUNTRY.


Chicago Dec. 2.-"The Record" says that TWO
new steel plants, one at South Chicago Tor the
manufacture OF steel shells and projectiles by
new process and the other at kensngton Tor me
production OF patent hollow steel car axes VII!
shortly be built by a syndicate of Europeans, rep
resented by Carr and Adolph Mannesman' In CON
junction with the Federal Steel Company. at south
Chicago, and the Pullman Company, at kensins-
II IS announced positively that ARRANGEMENTS pc
tween the Titan Steel Company, represented by the
Mannesmans and backed by four strong concerns a.
in Europe one OF which Is In Berlin another IN
Swansea, Wales; one in Austria and one IN I.aIy,
and the Federal Steel Company, or Whlch inc IL
lnois Steel Company is the main FACTOR. nave peen
perfected. and that tract OF land has been pui-
chased at South Chicago, where the two concerns
will unite 10 produce on q gigantic scale atn0r-
plate and shells under the secret process OF the
Mannesmans.
IL is announced also that 100000 worth Of pro-
iectiles for the Federal Government Will be manu-
featured by the Mannesmans and the Federal steel
Company jointly. The Federal steel Company, IN
addition to Chicago plant at South Chicago, has
plants at Joliet and Milwaukee. Armor-plate will
constitute Of the main products at South Chi
cago.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL EXTENSION

MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL EXTENSION.
C. p Huntington said yesterday in regard TO the
extension OF the Mexican international Railroad
TO Monterey. which line was opened last week
General Porfrio Diaz, the President Of Mexico,
In company with General Reyes. Governor OF the
State Of Nuevo Leone Of which Monterey is the
capital formally opened the line. There were
number Of other distinguished visitors there
had hoped to lie present myself as know Presi-
dent Daz well and regard him Of the
greatest potentates now living. Mexico owes all
she Is now getting in the way Of new enterprises
like the just completed 20 his forceful yet con-
servatve managemen OF the affairs OF state; for
with him IN the chair. not only his countrymen
but outside capitalists feel that investments In
that country safe. far political agttatons
and changes could affect them.
THE extension leaves the main line at a place
called Reata. 36 miles from the terminus at Diaz
on the Rio Grande River. 1t is seventytwo miles
in length and is n very important branch. for It
traverses that fertile region tributary TO the Salado
River where corn. wheat, sugar-cane and oranges
are produced Monterey is the most important
manufacturing city Of Northern Mexico and cor
tains the largest smelling plants In the world
which consume ores from all the mineral regions
on the Mexican International road. In addition 10
this business large quantities OF coal and coke
are consumed there. and this is produced on the
line OF the Mexican International Railroad. the
coal mines on that road being. up to this time, the
only coal mines operated in Mexico. All this makes
the new extension a most important one"
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MOUNT VERNON.

TIL. women OF Trinity Episcopal Church are ar
raueing for a reception 10 all their friends az 'ne
home Of the Misses Porter, No. 2Ss sonth l"ro-
I'VE on the evening Of January a.
John J. Taylor Of No. 434 South foui'h-aNe,,
and Miss Emma b. Braun Of Wiiiiamsor'oee. win
he married at the home Of the or'de on >e~ Gu
~, TIE ceremony viii be performed by the Rev.
DR. Poulson. pastor of the DIN Methodist Episco-
pal Church. ,.,or ~ The High
School Alumni Association took place on Monua may
evening in Fairfax Hall and was one OF ' nc III
e,,racfiye Of the holiday functions Inc uaivl,e
lasted until midnight. when re'reshmentss W.
served The committee was composed OF Saidu rn -
" Adams Miss Jessie SDiers. MISS MaIstIct
Nfoeh,s Miss Mary b Lambkin Miss Sadie W iiit
Miss Margaret Young. Miss Edna Hewitt "iii'"'''
p Banning and Arthur Hardy s 1.r,a
Miss Neitie Feischauer Of this city ana sen fbe
WV JJollender OF Yonkers, were married az nv
M. ~ tbe brides sister Mrs. Max Fleischmann
in this city. on sunday eveninS I ne SewYork
Ct,v in the presence Of large NUMBER OF reid
lives and friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28

TO- in ballast to Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar at I'D
steamer spaarndam Dutch Roeseveen, Rotterdam D,
cernber Is and Boulosns IT, win nlse, - saoa sns
i the ssf as 5S to HOLLAND America Lane
steamer Munincent O3r) Garrick Calcutta November
mdse to Norton Son. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m
Adirondack OBJ Owen saysn,la t p.cs sns
cabin passengers to PIN Forwood Kelock Arrived At
Steamer T,omo 6Nor Nielsen Demerara December IA
with sugar to W P Armstrong Arrived at the Bar
steamer Barnstabe CBo, Higgins Port Antonio pecem-
Der ~ Annao Bay Port Maria and Fort An,0n,e ne
steamer General whitney Hawthorn. Orleans Do
cember 81. with mdse TO J 7 Van Sickle .,. .,
Steamer oneida staples. Georgetown. c. December -
and Wilmington. c. "a. with mdse and passenger
steamer Princess Anne Huiphers Norfolk and Newport
steamer Kansas city. Fisher. savannah December ~
"s ssa Sss @ls P "a s with
steamer Golisboro Swain. Philadelphia with md's Z"
SANDY Hook. j. Dec 81. go m-wind southwest!
light clear
Steamers plamant Ger. Flushing: Allianca cS'oo;
port News; Iroquois, Charleston and Jaeksonyile -
lillian Prince ,Br. hence for Montevideo etc city OK A"
gusta. Savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London Dec 27-Arived steamer William Aiming 'D'N
Wynnstay ,l3r, for New-York 10th. sailed. Delaware
CBr) Davis from Belfast New-iork M,
Glasgow Dec 27-Arrfved. steamers Hespers .p.h
Coverley New-York. State Of Nebraska dr Park. New
York -, NJ
Lizard Dec 27-Psssed. steamer Menominee Or' NV
an Hui Dsc sI c
New York
Antwerp Dec 2T-Arrived steamer British Tracer
OHegan. New-York: Path. sailed. SoSrdland ttes,k
IosewtS New-York Crhe reported sailing .H" -
steamer Kensington was an errorD -. ,c.n
Hamburg Dec oy-Arrived. steamer Ambra t"e'"
Frohich, Baltimore via SewYork. .,..,.
Bremen Dec 21-Arrived. steamer Weimsr ofe''' "e"'
WORK mash
Oporto Dec o2-Arrlved steamer Donna Maria ro'''
Jensen New-York via Fayal and Lisbon. ma
Gibraltar Dec 2I-Passei. steamer Salito'nls w.,
Mitchell Naples for NewYork: 18TH britannia W."
Fourier. Naples Tor New-york. r,.n
Marseies Dec 2i-Arrved steamer vineenso utA''
RixEo, New-York for Genoa. nh
East London. Dec c3-Arrved. steamer kurrachse ',''
Liddle. Now York via Cape Town. .,... /a.,s
Rio Janeiru, Dec N-Arrivcd steamers HevesuS
6tapiedon New-York via Psrnambucoi sailed Cns''~
C1g3, for Nsw-Ycrb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany Dec. N.--The following companies to-day
filed articles Of Incorporation with the Secretary OF
State
Victor Trading Company Of New-York: 10 manu-
facture and deal IN textile fabrics; capital 5000.
Incorporators: II. II. Bayss. r. j. WEIGH and
Louis Frankel.
South American General Electric Supply Com
pany. OF Schenectady, n T.: object buying In tho
tricel apparatus; capital 10000 Directors: s. D.
Greene II. w Darling. d. MAGNET. ]. X. LoveJoy
and N. +. Westovsr.
A. J. Farmer Company. OF New-Yoqk City, 70
deal IN liquors and spirits; capital $1,000 I1cor-
TArmaf.
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ITS RATE or INTEREST REDUCED.

The German Savings Bank at Fourth-ave and
Fourteenth-st., has reduced from TO ga per cent
the rate Of interest paid by 1t on deposits. This
hank Is the fourth largest institution Of its kind
in the city. and on January l. 1898 1t had deposits
nggreeatins S4O436 G51. 1t may be remembered
that the Bowery Savings Bank the largest savings
institution in New-York two or three weeks ago
reduced II. interest rate from 4 10 3i2 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
BOUGHT BY EASTERN CAPITALISTS.
PURCHASE OF THE UNITED VERDE EXTENSION
NINE.

MINE.
Eastern capitalists have acquired what promises
to be an exceptionally rich copper mine IN Arizona
The members Of the syndicate which bought ms
mine are Franklin Farrell Of Ansona. Conn; l.. o.
Greulich. who lives at the Hotel Imperial, IN TINS
city and W. II. Coe, Of No. Ill Flfth-ave IT, w
Hull OF Arizona. was the owner OF the propc''S
sold and he was represented by James Shirley
mining engineer of Prescott Arz. The property
is In the town Of Jerome. Ariz.. and Is known a.
the United Verde Extension. 1t adJoins the On'tea
Verde NINE which Is owned by W. A. Clark. wh'ch
Is said to Yield its 100000 month an anu
which could not be bought for $50 ooOooo INC
proptry transferred is about equal in area 10
the United Verde mine. and is supposed 10 DE u
about equal value II Is the intention OF the Pui
chosers TO convert the into crude copper at the
mine and then ship the crude prodTc, 10 , To
ably be president Of the company L. Jco1 GreH
Inc engineer lanes Shirley will be consulting
engineer The price paid is withheld.
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elevator man. 20 enter the dome AS Gioos was ue-
scending in the elevator. after taking the man 70
the ION floor he heard the report Of pistol, and a
second shot n few moments later. gibbs went 10
the dome and on entering a room where papers are
filed saw the lying on the floor. with plood
ere. mig from a wound in his temple A physician
was summoned, but the man was dead before the
doctor reached him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
ro DTrrTD A RAILROAD IN PORIO hICO'

Albany. Dec 27.-The San Juan and Rio Pieoras
pauroad Company was incorporated to-day with
capital Of 10000 TO construct and operate an cleo
trio or steam railroad seven and one-hal mics oMs
rsctors are George II. Walbrtdge. Fernando q.
Eoheverria II. H Harrison. Edward Scnmiqi. IL
Milan. Augustin n. Hand and William B. Parsons'
OF New-York Guy
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CONFERENCE on sALTED SHEEPSKINS.

delegation representing the tanners OF sheep
skins had conference with Collector Bidwell yes
terday at the Custom House In regard TO the class
incaon of imported sailed sheepskins. the point at
Issue being whether these skins are to be regarded
as raw or partly manufactured. II raw. they come
in free Of duty but Local Appraiser Wakeman has
held that they partly manufactured, and there
fore subject to a 20 per cent ad vaorem duty. The
decision Of Collector Bidwell which Will be given
within q few days, will regulate the practice as to
the admission Of these articles until the question
shall be passed upon by the Board Of General APP
praisers. perhaps several months hence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A, "ola year. prayer-meeting will be held this
evening IN ST Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
The Chris,mas entertainment OF the sunday-schooi
was held last evening , cA.o,
The children of ST. Marks Episcopal CHulvn
fTaehinginn Irving MemorlaD Will receive their
Christmas gifts from Santa Claus In the pai I1
house this evening Before the merrymaKlhs
snecial services Will be held in the church
The trustees have instructed T. Milton fG,oy 70
rrsnare pjans for converting the old schoolnouse
INTO village hall and TO make an estimate OF the
hal L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

william X. Shras. OF Pittsourg'
ASTOR-GeneraI Ruis Rivera. OF Cuba BUCK
INGHAM-Professor J. c. Gladw!n. OF Groton,
Mass CAMBRIDGE. Eliot OF the British EN-
bassy at Washington. FIFTH AVENCE-senator
Joseph B. Foraker OF Ohio GhAND-Drc ". o.
McCl,ntic United States Marine Hospital Service.
HOFFMAN-Ex Governor James f. Campbell OF
Ohio Virgil p Kline. Of Cleveland, ONO. ano
Colonel J. F. Gaynor. OF Fayetteville. ~ \: MAN
HATTAN-Brgadier- General o. II. Ernst U. O. A.
MURRAY HILI-Major w. c. Foote, u. S. A.. and
Lieutenant f. b. Underwood. U. 8. N. PAhk
AvENUE-Samuel r. Raney. OF Hudson. N; L.
WALDORF-MaJor-Ge C. Whthey ii''"e
hast Adjutant General OF the State
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-TUEsDAY DEC a. 1898
ARRIVED
Steamer Ormston (Br). Outram. London December ~
In ballast to Austin baldwin Co. Arrived Of the Bar
at 040 u m.
Steamer tAckawanna tBrl, Whyto Avonmouth Deem
Der IA In ballast TO Gust Hsyo. Arrived at
$50 IN.
Steamer Dunbans Q3r). rarquhar, Cardin December
ballast to Norton Son. Arrived at the Bar At 10
Steamer Paula tose,. HsttmysN ROTTERDAM psosnbss