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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK KIT ESDAY. APRIL II. 1895.
ARRIVED
Steamer Europe GPr, Robinson London March 70 NTH
mdse TO tho York shipping Go. Arrived az the par
at 9 m. ,,., ,.,-.. ,.,,o, Mar, .,
ns. anT q aaR pasn nH to S.
shipping 20. Arrived at the Iiar et 2 m u,.,
nds 70 III. White Line Arrived at the Bar at $50
Bsnso e Lovsrasc HUI IL Mach es2 2s with
"e s,, 'G sap Eisopa & waasWortS Glasgow March 81
Neil. Ap , T4 mac Bros, IGH ana at tn the Bar at
steamer Kenslngton Or. Roberts Antwerp April 2.
,crnationaI Navigation Go. Arrived at the Bar at ii+5
s. 'eos r :s'rna AnWsFp M MAss Be-
steamer victoria orr Rr'dscs Marsonles February IS.
Win rdse and i2ii secase Messengers TO Henderson
steamer Saale Cien. Banke Gen "A March 81. Naples
April ard Gbrn'ar T. WIN 'nsSe os , caGn ana 81.
steerss. nsssems''7 10 0'''"S 20 arrived ~ '"e
Marin and 81 Mao q Via St Pierre 'Mquelom April .
in ballast with lG cabin passengers TO Barber Co.
A s,s%s at s " " So Msq.e
passengers Shipon Green Arrived at the Bar at LIS
Steamer Ardauhu CRr) Walker, rorto Corez March IS.
Belize ~ Porto Baricos 80 Livingston 80 Montego Bay
April par, M"rN Wa and n,,scoS Urc'a a,
Tweede Trading Company. Arrived a, the Bar at els
Steamer Herman weiel Jarl.bers Norl Klorlnnd,
Tsmpco March "a. sssna April ana Ma'anlas : with
Steamer Pretoria oBr,. Mckenzie Trinidad March IS
barbados 20 81 Lucia n, Dominica April |. Antigua
81 Kits 8 81 Martins and ~ croix :. with mdse and
rs passengers TO A h % Arrived at the
Bar "a 40 IN.
steamer Allegheny (Br) Low. Savanlna March 90
Cnrthagena 81 Port TLmon April and Kingston Z with
mdse and II cabin passengers TO PIN Forwood & Ke
lock Arrlv a the Bar Mt lOlo m
Steamer Ito CNor). Bryde. Matarzas April s. with
sugar and 7 passengers to W ID MUnson Arrived tho
steamer Tan oI,r) Canro,ert Port. Antonio April g.
with fruit and passengers to American Fruit Company
Arrived "A the Bar OF m
Steamer 81 RIO. Quick. New Orleans April g. with
mdse j T Van Scke
steamer Croatan. Mckee. Georgetown. s C. April I.
and Wilmington y G. o. with mdss and passengers to
W = clyde q co.
with md,e and passengers To- Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Bcnetactor Townsend Philadelphia. with mdse
sandy Hook j. April IL. $50 n,--wind east light
air. clear.
CLEARED
Steamer IIolse,n (Ger Hoppe Cape Haytien, Port au
Prince. etc-iim. Forwood & Kelock
Steamer La Champagne Fr Poirot Havre-CompaSnie
Generate Transatlantiquu
Steamer Tan (hr, tanrobert. Port AntonioAmerican
Fruit
Steamer Britannia Or) Haddock. Liverpool-whe Star
Line.
Steamer rrlesland Gelg). Nckes Antwerp-Interna,-
steamer Brlardene OBJ. Gown. Rotterdam Funch
Edye & 60.
Steamer Hampstead U,r). Bland. Norfolk-Funch Edge
& Co.
steamer Paris Watkins. Observation-Disclosures
Steamer II Dimock. Baker, Boston-H r Dimock
Steamer Seminole. Bearss. Charleston and Jacksonville
w Clyde q Co.
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sHE4's CHOICE A CROKER VICTORY
TAMMANY MEN SAY IT MEANS HARMON
BETWEEN THE TWO SIDES OF TIE
RIVER. BUT MCARREN HAS A
FEW THINGS TO sly

There Joy among the Tammany leaders yes
terday when II became known that John l.. Shea
Commissioner OF Bridges. had been made chairman
OF the Democratic Executive Committee Of Kings
County instead Of Senator + II. Mccarren. who
was said TO be slated for tho place The Tammsny
men argued that The election OF Shea marked the
end of the strife between the organizations on
either side of the East River o. course the trou-
BILE had been partially settled when the appropria-
ton for lighting the streets Of Brooklyn was
passed by the local legislature. but that was Il
strictly municipal matter. The practical capituih~
ton of the McLaughlin forces WAS all that was
needed 10 make Tammany's victory complete
Judging from expressions heard around tho Dem
ocratic club last night the harmony that now pre-
walls between tho local and Brooklyn sections OF
tho party Is thick that It can be cut with
a hatchet but tho friends Of Senator McCarrcn
say that things not what they seem. and they
making dire threats OF what they vii! do when
they get an opportunity.
Richard croker was ono OF the first Of a long
line Of Tammany leaders who called at Commits
sioner Shea's office In the Stewart Building yester
day TO congratulate him on his election. MI Gro
er OF course was responsible for Mr.. Shea's Sc
lection as head Of the Department or Bridges,
and II was on account Of Mr.. Cookers regard for
Shea tha, Ihe i3mmsnv aicufqt I'm The KINGS
County Committee elected tho latter as chairman.
Senator McCar!en. who has Tor years been the
lieutenant OF Hugh Mclaughlin had every reason
10 suppose that he would get the place. In fact.
Jess han a week ago 1t VA. announced that Nc
Carren would be elected al the next meeting. When
the result announced Monday night Nc
Carron found that he had been Outwittcd by the
Tammany leader and betrayed by his friends and
he expressed his thoughts in characteristic way.
His followers who remain faithful declare hat the
70 Mr. Croker WI be punished when the proper fime
comes. Police COmm ssiOncr York. who has figured
In the transactions as the representative Of Mr..
Croker. is marked as tie main consp orator. while
James j. Shcylin il branded tho man who q, iiv-
cred the kiss that betrayei McCarrcn. Meanwhile
"a stiff night Will be- made on the Tammany organ
ization 50 as divert the delegation TO the State
Convention from Mr.. Cookers candidate and in the
interest of ex-senator Iilll Now that there is a
real division Il remains to be seen what side Hugh
MCLAUGHLIN will take in the controversy, though II
was said yesterday that h. would be found on The
side Of Mr. croker no matter what McCarren and
n friends decided 20 do.
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Laura BOOTHE'S LAST AOTEMENTS.
CARMEN TESTIFY THAT SHE WATCHED MRS
LEES HOUSE on THE NIGHT BE-
FORE HER DEATH

Coroner Fitzpatrick and jury yesterday con-
tinued the inquest In tho case Of Laura Boothe
who was found dead in the New-Amstcrdam Hotel
on March 49, with bullet in her head James s
Lee. the manager Of THE Founding" company
who was arrested on suspicion Of being concerned
In the woman's death. present in court with
his counsel
James Cunningham. coachman. testified 70 drlv-
ing Lee Hayman and Miss Boothe to the New
York Athletic Club on the Sunday night before her
death and said that whilo the two men were IN the
club he drove Miss BOothc TO No. 20 West Forty
fOurt h St. whore she watched the house for Some
time Mr.. Howe, counsel for Lee volunteered tho
Information that No go West Forty fourth-st was
where Mrs. Lee lived.
john Layden. another cOachman testified that
about 1890 O'Clock Sunday night Mt,e ROothe
took his cab and ordered him to drive To No 80
West Forty-fourth-st There she watched t,o
house for some time from the opposite side Of tho
street He drove her back 10 the hotel about mid
night and che seemed much excited
William Rice. a night Waterman at the hotel tes-
Miss Boothc's room early on Monday morning and
having asked him not 20 make much noise.
William II. Adams. a Mailman said he saw Miss
Boothe enter the hotel at about u 10 O'Clock on
Sunday night and q boil boy testified 20 having
served drink Of whiskcy to her az the door Of her
room about the ram" time lie heard no one in
side. he said and one with her.
The inquest was adjourned until this morning
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PEEKSKILL.

County Clerk Ieverett F. Crumb and Mrs Crumb
expect to start to-day for Baltimore Philadelphia
and Washington and other points South for two
weeks trip.
Colonel Joseph G. Story and his were IN
Peeksk!ll on Sunday and met many friends. All
the tents and other paraphernaa OF the State camp
OF Military Instruction were loaded on the steamer
Peekskill and taken 10 New York. There Will be
no State camp at Peekskil this summer and the
people OF Peekski are bewailing the fact
The Town Auditors have appealed from the de-
cison OF the Board OF Supervisors in the matter
OF the disputed bills OF Justice Halsted. Acly and
Bleakley and Police Officers Nickerson. HersAel,
Engel and Bnker. Eugene B Travis will repre-
sent the Board Of Town Auditors 1t will first go
10 the Appellate Division
there were four ballots on an attempt to appoint
q Village Clerk 10 take the place Of Leverett F.
Crumb whose tenn OF office expires October !
next The ballot was the each time, and then
The Roarl adjourned.
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WHITE PAINS.

The Board Of Supervisors met az the Courthouse
yesterday morning. This was the first meeting Of
the new Board and the newly elected Supervisors
Dillon of New Rochelle; Haght Of Cortandt; Tay-
lor, Of Mount Pleasant. Miller. OF Newcastle and
Eldredse OF Rye-were present. together with the
members OF last years Board who had been re-
elected. The meeting called TO take action on
the bonds which the County Treasurer had been
authorized 10 issue to pay for remodeling the
county Jail. but after the Board had been called
70 order by Chairman Secor Supervisor Bigelow, OF
Mount Vernon. raised point OF order that the
call for the meeting had not been regularly Issued
met yesterday morning. The chairman sustained
the point OF order and the Board adjourned A
paper was then signed by a majority OF the Su-
pervisors calling special meeting for the pur-
poses already stated on Friday morning at 1870
O'Clock
Orders have been filed IN the County Clerks Of
nee. Issued An the Supreme Court by Justice Joseph
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The third of the series Of musicals py mo
Woman's Choral Society of Larchmont Manor VIII
he held tomorrow night az the home OF Mrs u NJ
Barre,to
The engagement is announced OF Mrs C. A
Davidson OF Denver, Col. to DR.. & nelson f'"'
mond. Of this village.
The III feeling that exists among the leaoers oi
the local Democracy practically Illustrates
al a late hour on Monday night, when FeofSr ito1u
a member OF tho y. J. Dillon faction, ;issAuileu e.
Trustee John Matthews and knocked nun Gown Il, III
the street. The affair took place In NOnt OF Nv
Iselin Savings Bank. ana was unexpected DH VI
lently in the face and knocked him down ne WIS
prevented from doing further damage by eN-f VIr '
Captain McCiuirk and john Dhlon New, ol n
City policeman. A large crowd Collected anu JIutc
Eanneli 10 arrest Roth but he made no attempt
10 do So 1t is now said that charges VIII be pre-
ferred against the policeman. Roth was taken
to his home and Mr.. Matthews has since secuicd
warrant for his arrest for assault. and it IS said
will bring an additional action Tor damages MI
Matthews is a travelling salesman. and owing TO a
wound in his has been partially disaoed ioT
a number OF years This year he was associat ed
with l. D. Huntington. NJ J. Tierney. Richard V.
BOYD, Captain Charles McGuirk and others IN op-
An interesting lawsuit. brought by John Abel
against F. z s Wright. Of No. a Elm-st: for
SO for rent. was tried before Judge s F. Swim
burne Monday. and was not finished until mid,
night Mr. Abel asserted that Mr.. Wright vacated
the house before the lease expired. while MI
Wright said that he had not signed the lease. and
owing to defective plumbing found the house unfit
for habitaton. When he introduced the testimony
OF the Health Oficer. DR.. G A. Peck TO prove that
sci for Mr. Abel created sensation by bitterly at
lacking DR.. Peck public officer. Dr: Peck was
not present and the strength OF Mr.. Dillon s
assertions the jury gave verdict to the plaintiff
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YONKERS.

Joseph T. Brown and Emma II. Donahue were
,oarr,ed on Monday at St Joseph's Church by Dean
Iings Mrs. Charles Horton. OF NewbuTg sister
o. the bride Vas bridesmaid and Floren nee Bro"n'
sister OF the Bridegroom. was the flower girl James
Brown was tho best man. reception ioHo"ed
the ceremony at No. 80 Palisade-avc
The Board Of Governors OF the palisad 1a boa !,
Club met on Monday evening and elected FredeIl X
A Archibald. Behyends A. Mcsser, Charles b. Ash,
RoDert :. Robertson, James L. Robertson ana John
made a member OF the Governing Committee, 10
nm the vacancy caused by the death Of William
Tabirshaw II was decided TO waive the initiation
Zee TIN June ! Arrangements are being made for
The opening OF the boating season
Az the meeting OF the Common council on Mon
day night Thomas Quirk received the contract for
grading FlorCnce-st.. and Maurice Harrigan and
John H. Claxton were appointed Commissioners Of
Deeds.
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SING SING.

The marriage of Professor Henry j. Rail and
Miss Bessie f. Hilliard, daughter Of Mr. and MIS-
Henry billiard took place AT the home OF tho
brides parents In Ellis Place, on Monday evening.
the Rev. j. NJ Burgar officiating. The newly wed
ded couple have gone to Washington. and on Their
return will make their home in this village.
The funeral Of Robert g. Mead. who died in CAL
ifornia on April 2 took place on Monday AT his
home in the Pleasantvie Road, in this town. the
Rev DR.. {. VI. Niles and the Rev. g w. Ferguson
officiating. The burial in the sleepy Hollow
Cemetery.
meeting has been called for this evening at
Grand Army Hall of the special committees OF the
Grand Army. Sons of Veterans. and Junior ORDER
Of American Mechanics. appointed 10 prepare ior
calling a patriotic meeting I'm this village In case
war is declared between this country and Spain.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Booker T Washington principal OF the Tuskcgcc
Normal and industrial Institute IS 1T the Grand
Union Hotel for a few days.
Tho Empire State Society Of the Sons OF the
American Revolution on February % passed reso-
buttons OF sorrow over the loss OF the Maine which
were sent 70 Secretary Long and Captain Sigsbcc
Letters of thanks have been received from both OF
these men.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for t0o
in aid Of Il most respectable woman. who; although
ehe does well the work she Is able to secure. Is
now too Old 20 earn her entire support. The
cie'y also appeals for $50 to tide married couple
over 10 the winter. when a monthly pension they
have been receiving will be again payable Any
money for there cases sent TO the Charity Or
ganizatlon Soc ety. No los East Twenty -second-
St, will be- promptly and publicly acknowledged
A competitive examination for appointment to
cadetship AZ ANNAPOLIS Will DE held at Grammar
School No Is. In Hrocm~-st.. at n. m. Saturday.
Aprll g. The applicants must be between the ages
Of fifteen and twenty and live in the lXth Congress
District This f. Congressman Bradley's district
The Charity Organization Society appeals for $40
toward the support Of a widow with four children.
the eldest only seven years old It will thus be
several years before the children can aid In sup
porting the family. and meanwhile there must bo
n struggle FOR NE the woman +, resolved not
TO give up her children to an institution. The best
disposition OF this case would be to find some one
Individual or several together to give pension OF
$40 n month III the eldest child could earn his
board Any money sent for this to the Char
fly Organization Society. No los East Twentysec-
ond-s,.. Will be promptly and publicly acknow-
edged
Gertrude Mcdonald. three years old, OF No 1853
East Eighty eighth-st. fell from the roof Of No.
lss7 First-ave yesterday afternoon. and was in
stantiy killed.
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EASTER vESTRY ELECTIONS.
Following are tickets chosen by Protestant Epis-

Following are tickets chosen by Protestant EpIs-
copal churches at Easter elections:
s. Rar,hoom~w'- -warien.. WILLIAM II. APPLETON
rnf ALFRED VI HOYT. VesirSmen. UENKY
LEV Is MORRIS. GEORGE & WILLIAMS. tpliNt-
las vANPT9RniTip J2sEIrH LA y rl g. +.
WORTH. ANsO% ". HARD ard GEORGE H. NOR
GAS
81. John m" Evangelist Waraen-. u II SEARLEs AMI
'IlI H,N ~, HTc''fin,n' ~. y. ~
HAMIfToN. CHARLES 4 MCORIOUGH W y.
HENDERsoN. \ MCLAVEY and JOHN II.
CONFER.
81 Mar,-iu-,ne urhanis con Spring on Hudson
MILLER Vesirsfn~n. GOrVtRNErR PArLptN'i.
Ellis u TlMN wILLIAM - LAnrE .pANiLt
HrTrEETlELu WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE.
JOIN clnpnErI. HENRY MErcALFE and
81 Peters p,- wariens J. r MILLS and y.
J. PALMER Ncsfryn"n l.. " BROWN. Z y. VI.
COOK j. LEvlNEss J. NJ MAS. GEORGE ".
sTIDWulL D. DWIGHT SMITH and A. V.
NHII1NAN
Cluis, church Rlyerd,le wardens: JoHN y WOOD and
THOMAS y. crTHHEKr Nestym.n: ShMlEl y.
HAl,'o,K EpMrNp T. RNNpOiPH rr:RcY L.
PNNE. ARCHIBALD f.. ri SELL. oI.AEENCE H.
wlLpEs GEORGE = wYFrH GolNERNEUR ".
CARNOcHAN and GEoH ~ D. ELpRDGE.
Trinity Morn. warlons. j. o. TAYLOR and WILL
IAN SHERWOOD Ncs'Umrn. FRANK Y. DODGE.
FRANK 8 UATTuS IS p. STRYKER ADAM
ALBERT BELL. and H. \ ii RDETT.
81. Marks Wtfl"ns. CORNELIUS II. MITCHELL and
59nX ooKS yGstry 1S. J0tX
LOAN. WILLIAM - HELLER. LOUIS Il. MOORE.
oaa NG1'r'onGf' w cL,EKr '''''''" . '''' '''
chr,,' church Nov Brighton s'''en Island -wardens:
" l. RAYNuR r d. CONYNiIIAM. II Z. ALIEN
AMBER III FREES CiIIrEN n ". WOppR ~,
g. IRVING. l.. - ARNOLD and J. /. RANDLE.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

An inspection and parade Of the Fire Department
OF this village Was held last evening The diff rent
companies were inspected by Chic, Engineer Foley
and his assistants and the Board OF Trustees. The
election OF the Board OF Engineers. which TO
have been held last week. Will take place to-
morrow.
10 the Methodist Episcopal Church at Highlands.
removed 10 that village yesterday.
4 New-England supper will be given in tho First
Methodist Protestant Church on Thursday evening.
April q The Busy Workers will give the supper
for the benefit or their pastor.
fair is being held this week by the members
O. the Victor Baseball Club
The latest social organization In this village is
known the Saturday Night Club. It's officers
are c. Smith. PRESIDENT a. Foster, treasurer, and
Martin Igoe, secretary.
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BUY OFThE MAKER"

steamer Princess Anne. Huphers Norfolk and Newport
New--Old Dominion IS co.
Steamer nlueheids. Charles. Baltimore II G Foster,
Steamer Manhattan. BsnnGrt rortland-fioratio Han
Steamers Tallahassee for savannah Maihlda Mob
Norfolk; Trinidad ,Br bermuda; Kaiser Wilhelm asr
pool. Vega ,PorO Lisbon. etc Seminole Charleston ana
jacksonville Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News
Iioste.n ,Gerl rort an Prince. etc
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
raarsr & ior MancSSsr steamer '"'S w
re"ionc Dr. Cameron New-}ork Tor Liverpool land
swansea April o-sailed. steamer Wells city Bn'
sclly. April i2Passed. steamers Michigan d,rl TUBE
New York for isond,n capriv .Nor'. Nielsen hoe T.a
York: Koenigin iuls. Ger, schucknann Bremen tcr
New York: La Ilesbsye Dutch Eckhon Antwerp ~ ~,
New-York: Hsysl Ger. Christorers. New-forA ''
Plymouth and Bremen. - ,,.
Lizard April r. il:43 m--Passed steamer ST LSu'A
Rande New York FOR Southampton. ~ =,
Tory Island. April l2.Passed. steamer s'a''
Dungeness April l2-Passed. ship Wilhelm 'de"
wlmsen New York Tor London. - oc.n
Bremen April i2IArriYed aou steamer n''"'"
Rotterdam. April l0-Arr1ved. steamer he''' Wv"
Antwerp April io-Arrived. steamer Southwark 'S''
Perrin April iO-Passed steamers crasearn s, s.
Kirkwood New-York for Singapore Hong > nuns yorb
hal etc: Sahara ,Br). Cove Calcutta FOR New-ioss p,
Delagoa Bay. April 9-Arriyed. steamer iahaf"~ Wv
Weston. New York Via Port Elizabeth. ,pn owsn.
Trieste. April ARRIVED. steamer Pontiac 'o'''
Gibraltar April Passed. steamer spartan Genoa.
(Br> Adamson New-York. via ST MchaeIs' 'o'
81 Vincent c y March si-Arrived steamer a ssied
Br). Sampler New-York for AEoa Bay. etc UNIV
Barbados. April s-sailed. steamer Titanic '0''' '-
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TTRFMEN AND WAR TAIN.
WITH THE ACCOUNT OF AN ATTEMPT tt
FEEL. THE PUBLIC PULSE.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second AMI Broadway.

WITH THE ACCOUNT OF AN ATTEMPT TO
FEEL THE PUBLIC PULSE.
War and rumors Of cause certain horsemen
especially those who take an occasional flyer in
Wall Street TO look serious Some OF tho discus
slons at the Bookmakers' Club have waXci extreme"
" warm. owing to a difference % opinion In re-
gard to belligerent rights and recognition OF inde-
pendencc. and some OF the members Of the Metro
politan Turf Club praying that Wey"r or some
other prominent epaniard dies. that they can
call n meeting and declare or all bets they have
made tho Spdnlsh-Cuban question. leading
Wall Street nnancier. desired 70 feel the pulse
OF The public IN regard 10 the Presidents message
had the following experience last night lie asked
a Union Square Cuban what hc though, % the
message Tho Cuban. who snor;cd as &; he would
dcvour spanards as ne would ,errapin. replied
with n history o. the Cuban troubles since 1876 and
long discourse on the message
Did you read IT." the nnancicr asked
NO have not had time. bat intend TO when
Al TINS junctur" perpateuc broker approached
and asked the lnauc!cr
"iIayc YOU read the message?
"Cefiainiy. and think ina, f, means peacc at
any and AL hazards as thor" is not s'nt"nte y.
that means war replied the per.ptirii OfoN'''
PUZZLE op.nion j.. brilliantly reelected nor". ono
man who has not retd the mcss.r' knows aiI Ahont
id IP iH,n 'H'l ,H"l, !, I'M eo.ax hamc
C,'one! Thomas J.. Orhi'r"e has rcrovct,d sun
Colonel Ochllfrr, Nhc All other good ruH4' p VINO
have viewed the horrors Of VIZ on in- t.,ol n H..
II there must o." be- want 90 f"e'fi.' tn" 70,
crultlnR 81 tho Army 30 the south -n iatf som *
the c~- Confedoratcs may got chance Ai IN" I''-
son st ,..
considered hv the raccCOcrs IN this D. ifu'fl'o~4
Pep0rt saws that ~" track is deep ari slow. arc
ma, horses which have worked fast on id-t irt'h'
arc unable to 'uutrack themselves al WANING
ton. ,, .. t,,-,s
Y Kccue Yesterday. sloane aii'Ns 10 Pc iN 'N-
celeut condition 70 begin the racing s'"7"" 'i '''
Slow work was IN, order of tho day A. ID" race
.r.rks Yesterday Some 81 tho horses fhaf mao"
fast half miles two weeks ago sho" phl.N ,.''t
the, have IN ovcrdore The racing IN ~" W.
trdicafce that tho Western horses are likely to J."
heard from when they ar" p'it~d ncAInei ~"
Eastern cracks in the Jntcstf iin' -if 10 joe N'-
cid,d I'm this region q few weeks hence.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Academy OF scicnces' reception. Museum OF Nat
ural History.
American institute Farmers Club. No III West
Thirty nuth-st.. y. IN.
Exhibition Of bulldogs. Iogcrot Garden. 10 n m.
to p. III.
Manhattan Single Tax dinner Hotel Marlbor-
ough. $50 D.
New York Trade School commencement. First
ave and SiXty-scycnth-st, SID =. IN.
Society OF Lyin"-In Hospital election ?. m.
Lecture by Professor Conn. Columbia University.
D. IN.
IIuguenot Society celebration. French Church du
81. Esprit II q
Aqueduct Commissioners meeting. 3 p. m
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HOME NEWS.
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phia: Mrs Marcus a. Hanna and Miss Ruth Hanna.
Of Cleveland. and VI Kanayawa. o! Toxic. Japan.
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Maine.