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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

string of horses trained by Billy Short, com, prising Rubicon, Roadwarmer. Midas and others.
 According to report the fast Ally Valencienre came out of her last race, when beaten some days ago by St. Calatine. In very bad shape. She received a kick that will probably keep her on the shelf for some time to come.
 It seems though there were times when Mir Ferguson forgets for the time being that big red recall flag reposes peacefully in his good left hand. He also, no doubt. overlooks the fact that horses other than the Burns S- Waterhouse entries are expected to get fair treatment at the post. When Lady Ashley was left at the post in the last event the ring laic but 6 to 5 against her finishing third. and a wad of coin was bet the mare. Just swish 1t once in while, MT. Ferguson, in the last event, If the peals of the dinner bell can be heard the waters.
 A match race was decided at the Oakland track yesterday morning for princely wager. Dan Honig bet w L.. Stanfeld S2 that Judge Napton could beat Mike Rice at five furiongs: The money covered by the tall Texan ana the horses were sent over to the post MlKe smiling after being outfooted the first lew yards and Dan is now looking for new man in the business in quest of horses.
 J. McSweeny, the one time owner Of St. Gala tine accompanied by a deputy sherin or two and a member of the legal fraternity. visited the track yesterday and spent some time Tn frutless search for the muchly- wanted hlly. She Is supposedly owned by Sam Hiidretn If he can keep
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
First and Second Choices Won All the Races
 at Oakland.
Fonsovannah Enjoyed a Cake Walk, Starting at short
 Odds.
Gold Fin a Disappointnnent-Sh Water in No Forrn-Clawson
 Piloted Three Winners.

The outsiders again kept In the back ground at Oakland yesterday, the ma ioritv of winners all being held at short Trices in the ring. Of the favorltes, Midas. Fonsovannah and Miss Rowena all won in handy fashion, while the other three events went to Owyhee, La GoIeta and Bernardillo well backed sec ond choices.
 The weather was perfect for racing nurnoses. and the track in splendid condition. Clawson carried off the r1d- ing honors by landing three of ms mounts past the wire first, with Piggott at his heels with two firsts.
 Midas was strongly touted to wln the opening six furlong sprint, ana hacked down to to favoritism, led the outsider, Rapido, out in head nn- ish. Nervoso was a close third. Ihose behind them were bad lot
 cluster of very ordinary two-year- olds next lined up in a five furiong scramble. with Gold Fin ruling to favorite. The Goldfinch youngster got away well. led into the stretch, ana then died away to nothing. Piggott won easily with Owyhee, the Montana colt. The Fretter finishing good sec ond. Also Ran, 40 to l chance was landed
 For the seven furlong selling alialr the books chalked up to against Shasta Water, but the Burns x Water house entry did not seem to be Tn great demand, for she receded to 7 to l. La Goleta also went back in the bettlng, hut turned up an easy winner. Taking the lead from Zamar in the stretch she led Honig's sprinter out in a can ter. In a drive Watomba beat the hfst choice a head for the show.
 Sam Hildreth's consistent performer Fonsovannah was looked upon as the goods for the mile and a sixteenth run, and experienced no difficulty in win ming hands down from Odds On, which made all the running.
 The mile selling run was very nearly captured by a rank outsider-Ellsmore With Miller in the saddle the books laid 40 to 1 against Dan Honig's Nor ello horse, and he led the field to the paddock Here, through hard urging, Piggott got up with the second choice. Bernardillo, and, hard ridden, downed the long shot less than length in the fast time of :401a. Recreation, the post favorite. away from the post poorly, finished a distant third
 The speedy Miss Rowena took anoth- CT five furlong spin off the reel. In the betting she was a slight favorite over Hildreths lilly Hurly Burly and won all the way. Saticoy, an outsider, took show hOnors.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
Anuatic Sports.

Following are the events that will take place at Sutro Baths on Sunday. May 15, at p. m.:
 75 yards handicap race, classes and ID (snecia Il-Arthur Deering, unattached: H. D1a- Tnpnd s C.: Ed Sherman, I. s. C.; Frank Young l. S. C.; William Fisher, unattached; George McClennan, l. s. C.; J. McClennan' L & c. e c
 Match race 75 yards-F. Burnett, c. A. s; z, and William Welsh, Hawaiian Swimming cup.
 10oyard race class Civilian Miller, unat- +scbed. Ralph Cummings, unattached; Harry Case. P. $. C.. Dennis Mullen, P s. c
 Trick and fancy diving (springooard anna HirshAeld. unattached: s. seebach. unat- tached: F Mcfarland. c. A. s. C.; F. Morton p & e; H. Mish, unattached
 120-yard hurdle race-Arthur Williams, unat- +ached. Joe Watson unattached; T. BigeioW' p S c; D. Donovan. P. s. C. .
 sack race. prize one silver medal, open to all-Ten or more entries.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
TRACK NOES

The mare Lady Hurst. which was recently reinstated, will be a starter In the mile and a quarter run this afternoon.
 San Ramon and Miss Reel. which at one time comprised part of the racing stable of A. G. Widber. were sold at the Oakland track yes terday. The former brought $20O and the lilly $65
 Billy Sullivan. the well ll-known handicapper. left for his home in St. Louis last night after a successful season on the local tracks. Billy said he would be hand again here next sea son when the bell tapped.
 Captain Rees. the well-known racing official, departed for Memphis last evening, accom- panied by Mrs. Rees
 Tommy Bstler. the jockey. has been rein stated. His riding, though, is restricted to the
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
They Were Not Prejudiced.

The members of the present Grand Jury were examined before Judge Cook yester- day concerning their alleged prejudice when voting to indict A. c. Widber, the defaulting City Treasurer. They ali de- nted having been influenced in any way and testified that the indictment was found on the evidence given before them Judge Cook took the matter under ad- visement until next Saturday, when he will also render a decision on the de- murrer interposed by Widber's attorney to the indictment.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
Swedish Society's Picnic.

An event which, from the preparations already made. promises much in the way of pure wholesome fun is the picnic of the Swedish Society, which is billed for Shell Mound Park next Sunday. There will be races of all kinds for gentlemen. ladies and children. and a splendid list of prizes has been prepared. The Swedish Society's Glee Club will also be present to tighten the hours with music
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

1lNC I l11<.
 Mrs E Wilson, Los An Mrs R Young, Los An Dr J F Topley, Cal lC Mulkey, Napa
 J H Futile, WatsonvilI J Hebbron & ", Salins $ Davis, Salt Lake
 Mrs B Pezzoni. Cal
 Mrs H R Green, Cal IL Allen & W. Cal
 Mrs E Brown, Stocktn Miss Nj Robinson, Cal c B Andrus, Cai " B Hill & ". Peta M L Starin, Los Ang J P O'Brfen, Sonora w c Montgomery & ". Elizabetlftown
 Dr A M Potter & i'm. ! Springfield
 Miss l. Bell. Lewiston B R Bowman. Cal
 J P Diggs, Woodland HOTEL.
 Mss Ringot. Boston
 R Smyth. Chicago IL F Noah. St Louis
 Miss M Robinson. Stk
 Miss B Brown, Stkton F c Campbell. N Y
 J Bronson. N Y A B Dowdell, s Helna iDr c Devlin. Vallejo
 s Iangworthy, Los A IL E Branster Jr. Pa ERN HOTEL.
 M c OLeary, Fresno M A Palmer, Isleton
 c Hanks, Minn
 Miss Painter, Courtld
 s E Heath. yisalia
 IS c Kinsey, Payson
 s H Coleman, Jerome
 R Smith. Fresno M J Rivers. San Diego 10 Johnson, Riverside
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

 W H Hawley, Cal D Hollister. Courtland N l. French. Cai Capt J Higgins, Cal NJ Henry, Fresno c E Taylor. Watsonvll G N Doydale. Cal Dr c F Hailstone. Cal s T Wilson, Berkeley " E Mack, Chico W P Riggs. Cal R G Leavenworth, III w E Gilbert, San Jose Mrs D R Jamison, Cal Mrs J A Hughes, Cal J R Rush, Los Ang c w Ayers & ", Cal J Fl Martin. Tucson l. G Lautzenheier, Colo c E Martinelli. Cal J Duffy X sis, N J Mrs C H Lux, Cal J W Boyd & W, Sscto G c Writh. Woodland
 BALDWIN R M Wesnom. Mated E Phillips, Oakland E Prescott. Redlands c Barthol, Selma V Moore, Dawson l5 Ralnhsynian. .,Ikton c " Gardner, Stocktr Mrs F Mason Brunsw Al Lawson, Seattle A c Deckyne&w, Pa Mrs J Ringot. Boston
 NEW WEST J Fl Boyd. Madeira J H Pare, Livermore w c Hess, Jackson Fl Ruger, Suisun J McGrath, Modesto c O'Brien. Chicago J Crawofrd, San Jose R B Mathews, Trckee c M Harris. Sta Cruz R Benjamin, Los Ang
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

1:oa Winner
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

Firs. Race-Caspar, Polish, Peixotto Second Race-Savanosola, Entrata, Ivan the Great.
 Third Race-Canace Banewor. Britomartis Fourth Race-Wheel of Fortune, Lady Hurst, Fort Augustus.
 Fifth Race-Toluca, Ojai, Violence. Sixth Race-Soscol, Tom Smith Charlotte M.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
Flags for the Soldiers.

At the meeting of the Chamber of Com nerce on Tuesday A. Gerberding resigned as trustee and Henry Rosenfeld was elected to fill the vacancy. C. M- smith and Robert Dollar were elected as mem hers of the chamber. The proposition to present the First and Seventh Reg1meints vwifh reeimental colors was fayoraoly dls- cussed and set in notion and the colors will be handed over to the boys in blue In a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12
THE CALLS" RACING CHART

r1Rsr six fnongs. four
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-12

Left a Valuable Estate. The estate of the late Louis J. RuI- fino has been appraised at s2e,slo.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE.
ADDRESSES BY HORACE F. DEMING AND DIR.
FRANK J. GOODNOW.

ADDRESSES BY HORACE E. DEMING AND DR.
FRANK J. GOODNOw.
INDIANAPOLIS Dec. 1.-The second days session
OF the conference 'cr good city government was
held this morning a, the Commercial Club AS
s.mby Rooms The session was devoted to the
consideration of the general problem of municipal
government Horace r.. Deming. OF New-York.
read n paper entitled The Municipal Problem in
the United States" He said In part
The two principal causes of the failure thus far
I'm the United States to secure efficient. economical,
progressive municipal government are:
Firsi-The municipality Is not granted suffcient
mower TO determine for itself all matters of local
public policy and to settle for Itself the details
~ its scheme of internal local administration.
ministrativc agent OF the State is placed partly
or wholly under the supervl sion and control not
OF any State Administrative department, put or the
State LEGISLATURE.
AT the afternoon session DR. Frank J. Goodnow.
professor OF administrative law In Columbia Uni
versity spoke on "The Place Of the Council and
the Mayor In the Organization OF Municipal Gov
ernment-the Necessity OF Distinguishing Legisla-
ton from Administration" DR.. Goodnow said In
part:
With the Development OF new fields Of Govern
tag, our treatment large technical skill and know
edge. and with the development 0t more centrni-
for treating administrative officers AS political IN
character the fundamental principle tnat admin
lstration Is field OF government In which pomtiSs
should not enter Is making steady progress. Pun
lie opinion based upon that principe is demanding
with increasing force thar IN municpnl govern
function OF Legislation. l. e., the function OF deter
mining policy. mufi be clearly distinguished from
the function OF administration e., the function OF
end that municipal admin. .stration may be efficient
and municipal legislation may consist In the deer-
mination Of local policy representing the wishes
~ n majority OF the municipal population.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
RECKONING THE LOSS.
HEw-ENGLAND SHIPPING MEN ESTIMATE 1T AT
100 LIVES AND $4,000

Proyincetown, Mass, Dec. IAN attempt 70 TX
the financial loss Of Sundays storm In ana AROUND
Proyncetown including the steamer Portaha
wreck was made to-day by several men who nave
large interests IN coastwise shipping. The taDula-
tions reached were follows: Lives lost proD-
ably) lO loss Of property or land. $1,000; loss or
marine property. not including steamer Portland.
$500 900: the Portland $4,000; loss In money and
.~ec,s OF passengers and sailors, $4,000; total,
$4,000
The Boston nshing schooner Ruth NJ Martin ar
rived here this morning and was heached. The
crew was saved. man. however. being badly
hurt The vessel is breaking up.
a schooner supposed 10 be The Grace, OF Calais,
Me Is ashore TWO miles southwest OF Wood End
ife-saving station. with masts gone, cabin gutted
and no sisns NE II is believed her crew has
FTagmen,s OF large vessel. probably OF 600 tons
drifted ashore Yesterday on Wood End. a large
piece OF entirely different KIND OF vessel foated
ashore shortly after.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
A TIMELY SUGGESTION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Why not make Devery Street-Cleaning Com
missioner? I'm the present emergency he is the
man for the place Devery would swear by all
tina; is holy that there was not shovelf1l OF
snow In the streets OF Manhattan. 1t would not be
BIZ more brazen than mary statement that
he has made In the last month.
Mccartney has some old-fashiored ideas about
II being his duty to clean the streets, which In a
fecbls and inconsequential way he Is trying TO
carry into effect. This IS a remnant of NarinE
and the hated Strong administration which should
be stamped out.
There should be no delay Croker is back. Rob
ert the Rude should reno 20 Mccartney, appoint
Deverv and give us the usual food Of billlngsgate
and railing with which he is wont to regaIe the
public Devery will proclaim the streets OF Man
haftan TO be as pure and spotless physically he
recently proclaimed the red light district to be
morally The true Tammany spirit VIII be un-
do tell Robert to give us Devery; We want MIN
and We want him now. a NEW-foHhER
New-York, Dec. !. 1898
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
ELEVEN RESCUED FROM THE ST. LUC1E.
THE BARK BOUND FROM NETWORK TO BRAZIL.
cr-ppocFD To HAVE FOINDFRD

baltimore Dec 1.--Captain Henry o. Appeby and
the crew of the American bark St i'icie, which Is
now supposed 10 be at the bottom OF the Atlantic
we're rescued by the British steamship Orthia. from
Glasgow and were landed here to-day. The res
cued in addition to the captain are the chief mate
William Parks; the second mate. Alfred Smith: the
steward, Frederick Bryne, and these seamen: i.
Carsten Emil Sch!eg.emilk. W. +. Gilmore. +. r.
Rasmussen, Charles Hendrickson Martin Pouson
and Albert Englehart. Henry Heymeyer a seaman.
was drowned BY the capsizng Of the bark's life
boat
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
Christmas
SilVerWare
GORHAM
Silversmiths
Broadway & 18th Street
q Maiden Lane

right tracks are reached Three engines pushing
big snowplough cleared the Montauk division from
Eastport to Amagansett after midnight yesterday
morning. There is washout east OF Amaganset'
where tho sea cut away about one fourth of mile
of track and this prevents trains being operated
from Amagansett to Montauk Point AS the traVel
at the extreme end OF the Long Island Railroad Is
light at this season Of the year the loss WIZ NOT
be serious. Gangs Of men are at work Duildiis
new track to replace the one destroyed
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
psocKrox MEN LOST on THE PORTLAND

Brockton, Mass. Dec. l.-At least two persons
lost on the I'rlrnd residents Of this city. c.
= Wilson was ~ TO Saturday clerk at the Hotel
METROPOLITAN, IN this city. lie was about twenty
i've wears old. He left this city on Saturday 10 go
10 Maine. II. carter, fireman. was for some time
smnloyed IN THIS city ara left here 10 take place
on the Portland. Lewis Me,caf OF Campelo. the
south end OF TIT. city is supposed 10 De among the
Victims Hts wife IL sick AT Auburn Me, and he
started on Saturday 10 join her. lie has not been
hoo I'd from
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY b. d 0. UNPAID.

Baltimore, Dec. lit is officially announced at
the Baltimore and Ohio offices to-day that the
company will pay the semi-annual Interest
due to-day on the S4500000 first mortgare per
cent bonds OF the Schuy kill River East Side Rail-
road. The property Is operated by the Baltimore
and Ohio and the principal and interest is guaran-
teed by the latter corporation. This Is the first
time that this interest has been deiaulted in the re-
ceivership OF Baltimore and ohio. Officials
of the company explain that there are no funds
with which TO pay the interest.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
TWO LIGHTsHIPS MISSING.

Woods Hole Mass. Dec. The lighthouse ten
der Azalea arrived hero this morning after fruit-
less search Of TWO days for the lightship when
has been missing from the Hen and Chickens
Shoals since Sunday. Captain Gibbs reports that
he left New Bedford on Tuesday night and cruised
for rniles in the vicinity OF Cuttyhunk, but falel
10 find any trace u the missing lghtship The
Azalca will take relief lightship No. and place
her on Great Round Shoal, which Is now vacant
The lighthouse tender Mayhower is here ana VIII
assist the Azalea in rounding up the two missing
ligh shiDs
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
FRANCE TO HAVE A NAVAL ATTACHE.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The State Department has
been advised that the French Government will es-
tablish 2 naval attache at Washington in connec-
ton with the staff OF the embassy. This is taken
os another evidence OF the attention which the
Xmercan Navy Is receiving from foreign govern
monts The French Government has had mill
iary attache in Washington, but this Will be the
first naval officer 10 be sent here
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
EIGUT pTRISU AT SEA.

Havana Dec. 1.-The British steamer Village
Belle hang from Montego Bay, Jamaica. and
bound from Cayo Anta for Grand Cayman. was
lost at sea. Her skipper. four members OF her
crew and three passengers Spaniards were
drowned. Three survivors Jem.s. william and
Henry f.. Banks who arrived here yesterday on
board the Spanish steamer Rita, tell sad story
OF shipwreck and rescue by u Norwegian steamer
of San Cayetono.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
LOSS OF THE KING PHILIP.
FINE VESSEL AND TWELVE MEN WENT DOW

FINE NESSEL AND TWELNE MEN WENI DVW.H
OFF HIGHLAND LIGHT.
baltimore Dec 1.-The Black Sheridan Will
son Coal Company Of this city, received a tele-
gram to-day from f. r. Norton. the Boston
agent OF the firm, saying the company's schooner
King Philip which left this port on November
16. with 1877 tons OF coal for Portland. Me, had
foundered In the gale on Sunday night off High
land Light, on the Massachusetts, coast and
that all on board were lost.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
WRECK OFF ROCKY HILL.

Plymouth Mass. Dec. Moss -satherers on the
bea ch reported to-day that wreck is on the ledge
or Rocky Hill, five miles below here. She appears
10 be a large craft. and is only visible when the
sca 1. running high as she is In the breakers at
other times The beach Is heapei up win sea
weed and possibly there are bodies In this
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
,1c,rsHIp TowED TO PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Dec The American Line steam
shin Switzerland from Antwerp for Philadelphia.
which passed in at the Delaware Capes this morn
ing had In tow the Pollock Rip lishtship which
ehe picked up adrift yesterday. The nehtship was
located of the New kngand coast at the eastern
entrance TO Nantucket Sound 1t is probable that
she lost her anchor during Sunday mornings blz
zard and had drlfted helpiessly AT sea for more
than three days before being picked up by the
~ La
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
SOLDIERS WORK AT sHOvELLING SNOW
DISCHARGED VOLUNTEERS EMPLOYED BY THE
Strict CLEANINN pEPAKTMENT

STREET CLEANING DEPARTMENT.
DR.. A. T. Gallant, IN charge Of the Soldiers En-
ployment Bureau, at No 3l6 East Ffteenth-st, put
forty-seven discharged soldiers to work yesterday
morning They were supplied with shoveis, shoes
and clothing. and set to work at Station a, at the
foot OF East Sevcntcenth-st., shoveliing snow.
There 80 men who enlisted for the war on
May who lost their jobs on their return from the
war, and who Ire the lists Of the Soldiers EN-
plOymen, Bureau. Commis sioner Mccartney in
structed DR. Gallant that he would give preference
TO all discharged soldiers. and would see thai they
got employ ment. II there was any. Many OF the
men are shovelling snow I'm their uniforms Ihey
receive s. a day, AMI are glad to get Il.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
SCOTTISH KING GOING TO PIECES

e. Johns y. T.. Dec. 1.-The wrecked British
s.eamer Scottish K.rg is going TO pieces to-day
owing 10 d heavy storm. The water inside the hul!
Is levc with the outside. showing that the ships
bottom II destroyed. Owing 20 the surf the saving
operations stow. The residents and the steam
ers Regulus ana Ingraham are engaged In saving
the cargo.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
MOVEMENTS or NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. De-. 1.-The Navy Department Is
informed that the runboat Helena sailed from
Fu,:t i to-day for Gibraltar her way through
the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal TO the Phil
ippines. The gunboats Nicksburg and Annapolis
arrived at Fort de France yesterday
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
ADVANTAGE OF ELECTRIC WAGONS.

While the snowblocked streets have impeded
vehicles Of all kind and retarded the delivery or
purchases from the numerous large business houses
In the citv the electric motor wagons OF H. Alt
man G. 90 who introduced and are now using the
system were successful in reaching all parts ot
the blockaded regions.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
NO NEWS OF THE PENTAGOET.

HER OWNERS STILL HOPE THAT SHE HAS PUT
INTO SOME CAPE COD PORT
The Manhattan Steamship Company received no
information yesterday In regard to their missing
steamer the Pentagoet which left this port last
Friday for Bangor, Me. 1t is still hoped that
Captain Ingraham. when he saw the gale APP
proa ching put into small port along cape
cod and that when Geographic communication Is
fully established with the Cape the little steamer
will H., found safe and sound in some harbor. A
number of friends OF the crew or the ientagoet
called at the Office Of the Manhattan Steamship
Company at NJ II Broadway, yesterday TO ask
for information to the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
NEW ROSTMASTERS IN THIS STATE.

WASHINGTON Dec i.--Thc following were among
the fourth-class postmesters appointed to-day:
New-York-Cayville, Oscar B. Chapman. Mark
ham l.. IT, Wiogand Norway, ii. {. Nichols,
Salisbury Centre r. IL. Hicks.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
GATE CITY REACHES SAVANNAH.
THE STEAMER ANCHORED FOR THIRTY HOURS

OFF VINEYARD HAVEN IN THE GALE
Savannah Dec 1.-The Ocean Steamship Com
pany's steamer Gate city. Captain Goodins. from
Boston, passed in at Tybee safely this morning
She had rough time after she was struck by the
storm on Saturday night and shows the effect OF
the gale. She compelled to anchor thirty
hours off Vineyard Haven to escape the force OF
the blow, and lost some sails and several small
boats. No passengers were injured. captain
Goodns reports passing eight sunken vessels ana
eighteen stranded craft around Vineyard Haven
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
THE LEANDER V. BEEBE WRECKED.

ALI. Of HER CREW LOST WITH HER OFF BLACK
ROCK. MASS
Philadelphia. Dec. 1.-Information was received
here to-day that the schooner Leander Y. Beebe,
from Philadelphia for Boston. has been wrecked
off Black Rock Mass. and that all the members
Of the crew were drowned
New-York tribune., 1898-12-02
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD OPEN.
THROUGH TRAINS YESTERDAY FOR THE FIrsI
TIME SINCE SATURDAY NIGHT.

TIME SINCE SATURDAY NIGHT.
For the first time since Saturday night trains
were run on all the divisions OF the Long Island
Railroad yesterday. There IL considerable on
the westbound track Of me main lire where a
freight train is stalled east Of Mineola. but the
eastbound track is being used. and In this way
trains are able 60 In either direction until
switches which allow the trains TO 90 on their