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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
Weather Conditions and General Forecast

NaShinEton, March 1&-.\n cNtenSiV"
urea OF lev pressure covers the central
MISSISSIPPI and lower Missouri valleys
ana the valleys of the upper Kansas
ana lted River The pressure is high
along tn" Atlantic coast. An extensive
area of clouds extends from the mddi"
Atlantic coast nearly to the north Pa
cllic coast governing til" Lake regions
the ohio, the Central and upper MissiS-
supp ana Missouri valleys. Rain has
fallen during the past q hours from
Kansas eastward Ia the middle ATTAIN
TIC coast extending northWard across
the LAX" regions. Tho temperature IL
high from tn" Lakes southwark to the
Gulf coast and Throughout; the South
West: il has fallen in HE middle At
lantic states.
For Saturday. threatening weather
ANA rain are indicated for the middl"
and north Atlantic states. the Lake re-
@jon and the ohio valley Clearing ana
colder Weather is prohahl~ in thu
southwest ANA continued fair wealth r.
in Tie east Calf states. The Neain T.
win remain Loudly ANA unsettled lu thg
Northwest. probably With light -non
fan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
Sec. Gage Speaks at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Ohio. March 1>.-Secretary
Of the Treasury Gage delivered an al
dress, this evcninl. before the Chamber
Of Commerce uron financial questions
This was i'll acceptance Of an invita-
ton given Secretary Gage several
weeks aso by the chamber. The sec
rotary was met by the officers Of the
chamber upon his arrival here ana es-
corted to the IloIlcnden. Al O'Clock
they had dinner ana then proceeded 10
the chamber. which was denseIy crowd
cd with the leading business mcn Of the
city. No one but members We're admit
ted. After the address the secretary
was entertained at the Union club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
CHARGED WITH TAKING BRIDES.
Jersey City Officials Said to Have Protected
Green Goods Men.

New York, March 1&.-Grave charges
were made. today before the Glcdhil
Assembly Investigating committee in Jer-
scE tfty. today County Superintendent
Christopher ?. Smith was accused of ac-
ceptinE hrlhes from green goods men
when ho was thc superintendent of the
Jersey CT" police; evidence of bribery
WIS heard against chief of Police Gala
han of harrison and Sheriff Heller was
charged Win criminal conduct in connec-
ti"u with the Monte Carlo gambling re-
sort in N""haW ken. Accusations of dis
honesty We're made against subordinate
officials.
Edward y. Thomas a colored man. for
merry valet and messenger for J. w Nc
NallN tn" green goods king, was the
chici witness against Smith According
4" th@ testimony he gave before the com
mitttt. score or more of writing
rooms and reception rooms were es-
tahiished in Jersey city and with the as
s.Stance Of the police authorities and IA
number Of fake policemen. an extern
SiEe business was successfully conducted
for some years He swore that he paid
to Police Superintendent Smith an aver
age Of $l7j to $3.50 week: sometimes the
a mounts reached AS high as $1,000 to $1itN.
In return for this the green goods men
received protection,
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YORK MILL GATES OPEN.
Agent Page Promises an Increase II the Cotton
Market improves

SAGA. Ne. March l,.-it i, generally he
heN"d among tn" striking operatives Of
the York corporation that 'ho nil gJtos
viii b" opened, M"ntay t" allow the
operatives 10 return to work il they dc
.'ir" IN ca>" the gates open it is not
thought HAT many strikers win return to
their looms, AS they have expressed their
determinations today, not to 90 back uu-
some concessions AE,nt Page ia an in
t"ryieW. stated that l. would u" impms-
@jh" for him To- make any promises 1T
present. owing 10 the condition of the cot
tom market but il Tia" market improve,
h" W"uid give them au increase. y mass
meeting of operatives will br l"Id t"mor-
COW aftcrU"on To talk over TIC situation
and vote on returning to work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

Few men in this country who have
lived I" clear the eight-baried gate
which not many come il sight nf and
fewer ~ over" have enjoyed more If
the blessings Of 4 Ions. active. well
@ront life than Patrick n Donahoc.
the founder Of tho Boston Pilot
IN ev"rA city. village and hamlet
throughout the several states ana ter
rit"ries "f the Union. where the Irish
American people have settled. thu
nam" of Patrick Donahoc is spoken
With respect, admiration and affection
More than half a century ago Mr.
D"nahoc established the Pilot In lS7n
hc engaged John BOYLE o'ReiIlY. who
Was its brilliant editor for 20 years.
To every good ca1lS, aud to every
charity he has been generous sub
scribcr Scarcely Catholic church il
New England that has not been 4 re-
cipient Of his bounty
Mr. n"nahoc is now cighty-siX.
The following open letter, sent #"
Wells Richardson n CO.. is. in fac.
addressed to tho thousands Of friends
all over the land, in whose hearts ana
homes Patrick pnnahoo has found 50
large place.
l recently suffered from prostration
brought on by 4 rrotractcd illness Of a
Very trying character. and at the sug
gestion Of friends VINO We're believer;
in Your remedy paine's celery COM
pound | was induced to give ii tgIll.
am happy to say that the result was
most satisfactory, and felt its good
effect Immediately. Hence ! am abba
to recommend its use n eases like
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

discovery Of great physician. who
knew all hat the school and text books
could teach him but more than that.
ne knew sick men and women, as few
lYsicianS in any age have known
them. Prot Edward T.. Phelps. NJ. D..
IL. H., of the Dartmouth Medical
school, was able to drive out disease
from IN" system. because he knew
WhCf" the disease was lodged and how
20 help the cXcrctory organs. instead
Of confusing them as 50 many illogical
remedies do in their effort t. cleanse
the blood. Painc'S celery coit pound
encourages and strengthens the Xii
ncyS, and enables them to CLEANSE the
blood nf its waste, poisonous matters
that are the direct cause of drowsneSs.
liStlcSSncSs. melancholia, blood dis
eases, wasting sicknesscs. headaches
ana that general run down" condition
that opens the door to definite Crg&ni"
diseases Of the heart kidneys or
stomach, especially when a person is
advanced in years and no longer Ios-
Hessed of the abundant energy that
chdraC tcriZcS youth alone.
Fainc's celery compound makes the
FOOD i bright red color, increases its
+, Hume in the arteries and quickeni
its circulation. and enables nerve
tree person to sleep eight or nine
hours at a stretch. Every man or
woman whose nervous strength is at
all oNert2Ned. ur whose life is busy
one in many directions. will feel the
inVigoratng. Vitalizing effect of Paines
celery compound and see his or her
hcalth mend from the first use of this
greatest of all known invigorators and
rtNelies
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INfANTlCiDE SUSPECTED.
Body Of Infant Found at South vassaboro
Foreign Pack PcddIer Suspected.

South Nassalboro, Me, March IS
'SpeciaD. dead body of a new
born infant was found in an outbuld-
ing Of the school house 4 mile from tn
post office, at this place. ~ a man
named Warren, this morning. y for
eisn woman, pack pedder, had been
in the immediate vicinity an hour pre-
vious to the finding Of the body, under
such circumstances. that suspicion
points strongly to her as the mother Of
the child Coroner Bean of Augusta
has been summoned to investigate the
matter.
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SUSPENSE.
Awaiting the Report OF
the Court of Inquiry.
1t May Not Be Received
for Several Days.
Stars and Stripes Now Fly
Over Cruiser Amazonas.
Formally Turned Over to United States
Officers at Gravesend.
Movements of Warships--|mm
Contracts for Coal Closed,
Senator GaIIinger Greatly Incensed at
Horrible Condition of Cubans.
Interesting Figures on Strength Of SPANS
Regular and Reserve Army.

Washington. March fN-Au ai. #
suspense was noticeable i'll ~, n.,,.
lrpa!tI Mtut. today. dfl. tn ih,. ..f,,rroa,.n
for the delivery of the r.n,t.; ,f ,r..
court &c Inquiry. II iS MOI known in.
,,hru thu document wiII rn,l,..tn y-asl,.
uelun. ana of course In WAN ia III.
reports Of the determination Of ou;sid.
p}aIics To bc in possession of rh,. r..pn,.t
Nefnr,, the druartfnrrt r.r,.i,-e. tb. r,.-
auri. The officials. if thr,- knn,, wilma
saN how thv papers ar,.. tn NJ. nr,nlu1i
Ia W4ohiuefYn >u tba, II 1,.,,,
definitely is thai the President l,,... .,,o
gr~i,l fhat The r,ro,.t H.. mad. ..,.. .,,,,,,
rs possible. and in corSruli.nt. il isl
rxirc,vd tu reach This dim IN th.I
.nurs. vi lwn III thrr. day- III. ,ai,-
met today. talked uv+,. fb. lnallal. auI
.hc fiuno stated Ayas tny l,an.i-al nni,
luu ef the mtfGnors Uh.n they hal
neJI6 an that Secretary I,u. Gad tlI
itprri nt the suhjtr. Tbrfs Ill .,n ill.,,
l,ln1si,,u .L,t i.,,,.,,.,,+ ,,,...,
,'''' '''''
'"'i i-> ~" PI'i- tht hH'NIn"ll. ltHu-,a
Il IS within AdmnAI Sicard'4 poN,l.. ,,I
choose amy o,h,,. o0i,.r ,,l.;
or. ''' ANN
'"'''i 'Nl'c>S'd the hfIlri that the re-
mort would require. careful rnnSidnii-
ttoil On Tine I,rl ~ tbn pr..,,t,nt .,,.l
bis ,,l,,,,, ',''
W '""'ft'' "tI"t' h'lll& gwen tp th.
ihlhlir which would seem tn pn4tuuur|
nr1hIiratinu fan ,Io,tt ~. ,ni.ijl.. ~ ,,.,.
,.,.l- .,.It ' ''
"''h' dilH"ui'l n"tnil& ~ certain on
that point.
The nov. naval nnIfcy ,n,l,,dinl a, ,i
,.,..,,;,,, .t, II
.''',' =, 'h","f' S1ua'r"h !" r'hd'|-
N"uS At Hampton Roads Mas also dis
t.ll1SnI AT tn. "a tiu,t ,,,,,ti,,r. q, I.,,,,.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

mine. where The nervous system. from
any cajitn. is rum down and reeds 4
reliable tonic
am happy ~ state Chat UNI III, 1l-
hers .: wv family haze used Pane.
celery compound with tn MOST s,atity-
ms results AZ daughtcr-iu-ldn. At.
=. NJ. Donahpc, has received the most
pronounced results from ,s uir. whist
my son. J Frank Donahoa. the urg l,..- ,
Of the cathedral. is loud il its praIar.
having found it d great help in regain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

Bertrand j. Horton, VINO was With
William q. Hutchins at Providence, r.
l.. when the latter was shot down w
a burglar, visited the state prison, Fri
DAY, and looked over the suspect,
James Wolfe, alias Wilson. Mr., Hor-
ton could not positively identify the
man, but thought his actions closely
resembled those Of the assailant of Mr.
Hutchins The police still think Wolfe
is guilty of the crime Of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
Washington Forecast.

Washington. March is Forecast fol
saturday: New England and Ca tern
New York fair. followed hy rain;
winds becoming caslclly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
WAS IT ARSENIC
Mysterious Death of Mrs.
Quattirapani of Ha||owe||.
Taken Sick Thursday After Breakfast
and Dies Friday Morning.
Four Children III But Recover An ANALYSIS
to Be Made

| "''' Nlafth lH-' SpeclaD.
| i'ho qua tlfapdni aged -
! ''N"' 'I'daE morning. after
"' - hours lllhtSS, the symptoms of
""'N" seemed /" indicate arsenical
'''IS"iiiS-
-''S. qua t'IIdpani resided with her
'""i "'lle ch'ldrrn IN what is known rs
'''' quinn house on Winthrop street
i''F husband is a stone cutter. until re-
| -, =, 'i'H =" ~ 'i't 'i"i'N'iI ''idH-
! Barre ~
! The morning meal Thursday con-
! SISTED of hot p"llid2c OF bread and
,i' ,''!'N' 'H0 almost immediately after
cbf,dr,, ~. ~ '''" ,',.' ,'''''
! let was Summoned ana in,r,oajat.l,
realizing the possibility of poisoning
"N care |" !h"SelN" what renamed
NJ. ,,.l''.: ''''" '''i'>
) inc Thursday. .,,I +t,., irI,,'.... r.,tf..1
! yield to the medical treatment death
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PROBABLY LIGHT RAIN.

Boston. March 1S.-LuCal forecast for
Boston and Vicinity for Saturday: In
creasing cloudincrs, probably with light
rain; Suuthcrly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

Trade supplied by all New England Jobbcrs, or b.
II. FRASER & Co., Makers, Boston, Mass.
>T-s E=z2zz7Fg1s57-- aaezis
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NEED MONEY?

We loan s. to $500 on Household I'urni-
turr. Pianos, Bicycles. Live Stock
Watches ANA Jcwelry
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL..
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
Opp. Cony House, AuEusts
dcc22dtf
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Continued on page ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31

tic. tho paulin. doctrine venture TO say that
the most Of you hayS e. w yosr roommate or
member OF your club or he belongs 10 inc s' ne
athletic organizations or he goes w'n no" what I is
h ,p ~ os .ncc fellow generous. warm hearted
buoyant fun Of good Influences ano you ovn m
IIoro ia chance for YOU 10 act on faui pfhclpvt
an, sure that YOU and have acted ON this prime,
pie n great many times Ley US uo'' ", i,,,istc
obstention from what Is allowable Is constantly
widening ..,or, rocari for YOUR
reighbor I think I may wisely ASK you 20 nave =,
prudent regard for your own ors' ,nnsc,osne.s
:, l. ,aT,erance mean the duty Of sef-controi.
Let me caution you then. against ,le n' ~ Seei
purc ihai can count on the moral support OF a
great many who Themselves hoid no ra,,,ro Ife
tIons There are a great many men III NJ" ,,;n
who have no conscientious scruples against 1ah
an occasional glass Of wine. VINO snr vonng men in
college to contract t6e habit Of drink.ns even onl
ne mos, moderate way b lie con ,oelins s"'' ~
feel sure that the good sense Of tcnpersoo
pie everywhere will approve o. our NV tbrir ind
vidua opinions respecting the poltlcal doc,rne =.
prohibition or the moral doctrine Of i0,a, ap snd
ask for your cooperation with MS in promotlns 'e h1
perance in Princeton University ny s'''"s ''''
I am not blind 10 the excuses sometimes see,
but think am correct In sn2posIne, oId nv men
VINO arc far hotter able 10 Judge than am-tna'
there IS tendency in social lie II not 10 d III
shed use OF wine. al least 10 use OF u u. III
mnlshed quantity. The man OF the w9ro so, ,ne
philosophy. unless greatly err IS look.hE soci.1
direction OF moderation. LEI MS carry inns soSidI
philosophy little further. let us d.scounenamse
cornwall drinking. and let us have nooe'ss e. IN
81 stimulants In any form. | know ! am SAFE "
giving you this advice. know that II VOW u, WI. y.
act upon II II will he TO your advantage ~ WI" a..
ieast eliminate one Of the contingencies from the
problem of your success in ne. should oe OK
ono ~ Won were hlehtei ny habits contracted mere
should he sorry 10 you start Ia me sredt Ieue
cf life under handicap OF tl-repltc Ny nrp,n,,
morning OF your career. You have a great ad-
vantage in your education. but you viii meet your
match in the complications o. a business or pro-
fessiona life Success will mean that you nave tne
power Of affecting the lives OF other men ana coh-
trolling their Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
THE KILLING or MINERS AT LiHnhh'
SHERIFF MARTIN AND HIS DEPUTIES TO BE PUT
OK TRIAL TOMORROW.

Yilkesbarre Penn. Jan. 2o.-The case OF sheFiH
James Martin and his eighty deputies charged WIN
murder and fslonous woundins 90 score OF s''lA-
Ing miners al Latimer. this coun.y, on september
70 will be called for trial in the Criminal court OH
Tuesday. It is expected tina, me trial VII last
week and +; may he longer before erdici IS
reached Able counsel have been employed on oo;h
sides District-Attorney Martin will be assisted IN
the prosecution by John NJ Garmdn. chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee. and John McGan-
rin They are employed by the relatives of the men
who were killed John r. Ienahan. one OF the lead
ing criminal lawyers OF this section OF tne state
nil be the senior counsel for tho defence
More than hun.red Witnesses have been sub
nnnaed bat not all Of them will oe heard. The
commonwealth will claim that the strikers were
only exercising their rights American ncenen
when they marched on the public highway unarned
II will be contended that they we're not awless that
they had offered no personal violence to any one
and that they we're ben; on destroying property
Tho LAWYERS for the prosecution will quote decisions
from the higher courts 10 show thai such bocy OF
mon had a right to move on the public highway
while engaged in a peaceful mission. On the other
hsnd counsel for the defence will charge tina, the
strikers were rotous. that they armed and tina,
ther intention was 10 destroy property They will
call witnesses 10 show that the people hvng IN the
strike district were fearful for their lives. and thar
he shown that the Sheriff had come I'm cOnfic; with
the strikers az Hazeton on the morning OF Sep;em-
Der ~ ana there ana tNen "dfncu iNtm DN ltallnS
the riot &C; that they violating The law ard
that they should dspeisc ana go TO their homes In
stead OF accepting this advice they jeered the off,
Gers Of the law ana proceeded on their march 70
LatimeT.
The Latmer mine was in operation. the employees
had no grievances. 80 far AZ known and. ii will he
aNeried the only object the strikers could have had
IN going there was 10 ntmidate the The own
ers Of The mine had appealed to the Sheriff 10 pro-
tect their property. and IN attempting do mis-
sworn duty i'm the matter mis- deputies In con-
nici with the strikers and boodshel was he result
The defence will contend that this the most nat
~ 10 ri and hat
cuinstances it would be traVesiy OF Justice hold
the officers OF the law guilty Of murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31


GUESTS OF CONSUL-GENERAL LEE.
A BANQUET IN HAVANA TO THE OFFICERS OF
THE wARsHIP MAINE
Havana. Jan. 3O.-This morning United states
Consul General Lee gave a banquet at the Ha-
vana Yacht Club house. Mariana Beach. to the
officers Of the United States warship Maine.
The guests Of the occasion were Captain Sgspce'
Lieutenants Cattlin Holman. Hood ard Jungen.
Chaplain Chadwick. Paymastcr Litueheld, Or.
Hcnneberger Chief Engineer Howell and Ca
diets Holden and Boyd. Of Washington The
company included also several well-known
American residents and representatives OF the
English and American press. Messrs. Atkins
Caldwell. Halstead Hgert. Lame. Pepper and
Scovel
Consul General Lee presided assisted by VICE
Consul General Springer The former proposed
CAPTAIN Sigsbee and the splendid officers OF the
Maine" CAPTAIN Sigsbee responded. and then
proposed THE United states and Consui-Gen-
eral Fitzhush Lee its representative IN CUBA
There " ere no other toasts
Consul General Lee, Nice-Consul -'eherai
Springer and another member or the part! us
trihutad aims among a number OF poor people
whom curiosity had attracted 10 the clubhouse
After the banquet several officers OF the Maine
witnessed bullhght. box having been pro-
yided for them by Acting Captain Gencrai far
RADIO The attraction was Mazzantln 'pdlh
most celebrated bull-hghter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
BLANCO PLEADS FOR PEACE.
OPERATIONS IN CUBA-GENERAL LuQUE HAS
FIGHT NEAR HoLGUIN.


OPERATIONS IN cUBA-GENERAL LuQuE HAS A
FIGHT NEAR HoIGUIN.
Havana. Jan. 30.-General Blanco, accoroms
~ the version Of his trip received from spanish
so,,css has been welcomed enthusiastically at
Santiago de Cuba. The Provincial Deputies
have rendered him a banquet. at which. IN 'he
courss Of q replv 20 a toast 10 his health. Gen
eral Blanco urged that all elements of the popu-
lation should endeavor TO contribute to the es-
Ia blishment Of peace.
The Spanish General LuQue, with sou infantry
and 100 cavalry in two columns, whlie recon-
NOTHING near Macagua and Cayumo in the di-
roction Of the Mciia District, beyond HoiSuih'
d,sco,srod that the insurgents had concentrated
their forces. He attacked them at Me1ia anu
sbarn engagement ensued. The Spanish ac-
counts saw that General Luque took the IN
surgent trenches by bayonet charge The IN
surgents fed. leaving five killed. or the span
isb Major Sesundo Camarara and Lieutenant
Agustin Iuoue. son OF General luque, were
seriously wounded: two soldiers were killed and
tvenfv wounded on January - General Luque
arrived al Holguin. ~
The cleaning Of the river Cauto. so as TO ma"S
il navigable. which was ordered by Genera.
Pando will il is feared. produce an epidemic OF
malarial fever among the soldiers TWO nun
dred state prisoners presdarios) have peen
sent 10 the Cauto River TO assist the soiuie's III
cleaning the stream -, J.,
senior Antonio Gown. the Minister or the IN
terror in the Cuban Cabinet is SAID 10 nave
Wrought the authorization Of the New-Nork
cuhan Iunta 10 negotiate with the insurgents
and the Snanish Government for the establish
me Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31

Fat is absolutely necessary as
an article Of diet. If it is not OF
the right kind it may not be Dc;
digcstcd. Then the body Will
not get enough Of it. In this
event there is fat
SCOTS Emulsion supplies this
needed fat, of the right kind, in
the right quantity, and in the
form already partly digcsted -,
AS a result all the organs and
tissues take on activity.
20 ana sioo al druggists.
SCOTT 4 ROWNE Chsmists. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
ELECTRICiTY on THE NINTH-4VE. LINE.
EXTENSIONS OF THE UNDERGROUND TROLLEY
SYSTEM

SYSTEM
The Metropolitan Street Railway Companv veste--
day began using its underground electric system on
present the cars run from Sixty-nfth-st
through the Boulevard 10 Sevent -sccond-st and
thence through Amsterdam-ave TO One hundred
and-twenty -fifth-st The first were Sent over
the line yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The frs,
TWO carried no pa ssen2ers. and sent ahead 10
SEQ that the line about TO be put I'm use was I'm
proper condition. As soon as the two returned
they were started back with q load of passengers
transferred from the Broadway line. During the
day eight were placed on the lire. making
regular trips with about ten minutes headway
The speed Of the cars however, was slow but the
motormcn stated that their orders had been 10 run
slowly and that rate OF fifteen miles OF more an
hour could be easily attained. Transfers were
given at One undred nd twenty -hfth-st and AT
Broadway cable lines. More will be placed on
line to-day and uniform service will be given
the public.
AS soon as the double condui,s can be laid fl,
ColumDus-avc. from Sixiy-ffih TO Fffiy-nnth ST
the cars will be run through the East River by
way OF the Central Park, East and North River
Railway The horsecars In Fifty-ninth-st will
President Vresand stated yesterday that he sx-
pected that by March all cars north Of Fiffv-
ninth-st. would % operated either 10y the under
ground system or b. cable.
The running Of the Amsterdam-ave cars through
Fifty-ninth-st. will give more rapiG connect lon
with the Second Lexington, Madison Sixth. Sew
enth. Eighth. Ninth and Columbus ave. lines OF the
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
INSPECTION OF ALASKAN STEAMERS

Washington. Jan. 3osecrc;sry Cage Yesterday
sent 10 the House 4 recommends lion for a steam
boar nspection-servire IN Alaska lie points out that
the tide OF travel 10 tn" klOndikc gold fields has
resulted Inv the establishment Of an extensive
steamboat service the Yukon. tie SAYS suitable
protection. resulting from Tn" inspections OF
crs should be given 70 the travelling public visit
ing the klondike region. and he submits bill 10
accomplish that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-31
BowERY BRANCH ANNUERsARY sERrlcEs

The twenty-sixth anniversary OF the Bowery
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Associa ton
was celebrated last night with special services In
the Brick Presbyterian Church. rifth-ave. and
Thirty-seventh-sf. The Rev. DIR. Henry van Dyke
pastor ~ the Church. conducted the services. and
addresses made b. Hamilton Odel John W.
vrooman and Inc Rev Z. C. Morse