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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
CABLE-CAR RUNS AWAY.
SEVERAL WAGONS STRUCK IN BROADWAY. AND
TWO MEN HURT.

SEVERAL WAGONS STRUCK IN BROADWAY. AND
TWO MEN HURT
slight delay to traffic on the Broadway cable
road was caused about , o'clock yesterday after
noon through the "strandng'' of n portion Of the
cable which wound itself around the grip of Car NO
A. at Walker-st., on the northbound trip, at 4:4o
o'clock The car was in charge of Lawrence OCon-
nell gripnan Of No. $50 Ninth-ave. Before OCon-
nell was aware that anything was wrong he found
that he had lost control Of his car. which dashed
forward at full speed toward the Canal-st. cross
ing block distant. which was crowded with
vehicles of every description Directly IN front or
the runaway car was wagon belonging to Bor-
denis Express Company and driven by Jacob Nogei
Of No 307 East Seventy-first-st. This was knocked
aside in an instant. and then the car struck
wagon belonging TO Porter Brothers, of No. -
Worth-st and a truck owned by G. w. Martens OF
No 5 Harrson-st. Each of the wagons was slight
" damaged, but in was the driver thrown
Lewis Kahn, eighteen years old, of No. IA west
Seventy-seventh-st., while crossing the street was
struck by the and received a wound on the
wrist and q confusion of his knee. and Patrolman
Louis KurtZ of the Broadway Squad. slipped IN
hurrying the rescue of people in the street ana
strained his foot. Both were attended by Dr.
McNlder, Of the Hudson Street Hospital, and were
able TO 60 to their homes The car was stopped at
Canal-st and Its grip released In short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
BIG WAREHOUSE AFIRE.
THrRrY-sIx HORSES TAKEN OUT FROM THE
THIRD FLOOR.

THrRrY-sIx HORSES TAKEN OUT FROM THE
THIRD FLOOR
The big storage warehouse at Eghty-eighth-st'
and Third-ave caught fire at O'CLOCK yesterday III
ternoon. and in a little time the fourth and fifth
floors were ablaze. Three alarms were sent H. as
there was a lot OF combustible material In the
building and tenement houses nIied WIN ia'iiieS
flank II on every side but one.
The building is occupied all the way through by
the Universal Storage Warehouse and Express
Company 1t is 100 feet deep and contained, espe-
cially on the fourth and fifth floors great deal OF
infammable stuff consisting Of trunks and stored
goods.
Some boys on the corner saw smoke coming from
a window Of the top floor about o'clock They
hurried into the place and notified the manager,
Robert V Stadtfeld. He hurried upstairs. ana
found that the top floor was going up IN piaze'
The fourth floor was already attacked oy bo onf
twenty In all into a fire brigade and with pal5
and cans and hose lines of small size the men
fought the fire for some minutes. , .
on the third floor were thrty-slN horses anu :,
number Of vans and carriages There are runway ,
from each floor 10 that below ana the empioSes
took the horses down 10 the street !
The big elevator used for getting carriages ana
vans from one floor TO another was thtil put III
for saving the vans ana other Ve a nd the
were twenty of them on the third moor. ana tno
elevator run up and down nearly una, nui ~
of times by several of the men IN getrs me me
vehicles out Despite the fierce, attacking names 'e
men succeeded In keeping the elevator running az
the risk OF their lives while the carriages ana vans
were being saved ,o, 10 mad. olI
the tenants of the adjoining tenement-houses move
out 49,. oou.ro, soon after
the third-alarm detachment arrived Inc te n,
ment houses were kept out OF danger ana the UNI
floor was s sae, aoor Badly damaged il is esti-
ma ted that the loss was SoOvJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
COERT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dlvision-Supreme Court-Recess.
supreme Court-Appellate Term-Adlourned for the
supreme Court-specia Term-Psrt Before Giegerich.
supreme Court~~specai Term-Part n--Before Scott.
Court opens at 10 g. M EH Par,e M matter p..,
man, J.-Motions: Nos ., g. T. 3. G. T. S. 8. TO- Case
unfinished. -. n,- -,
SapJen1 a1d ft nos a aae 1882 1856 ESQ
2996 SOl2 3O3l 3044 3O49 3l0s. 1866. Clear.
Supreme Court-specia Term-Part V-Adjourned for
Supreme Court-specia Term-Part XI-Before Book
staver causes from Part " for trial Case
supreme ourt-specal Term-Part vII-Adjourned for
supreme cour,Tria TermPart II-ns 1 MeAd dan
s4ss SEQ ssss os2e sos7 $40 1905 s236 1914 e222
Case unfinished 49, ,.
gerald. Case on. No. 4lo2. Moshel as Woerner No
day calendar.
Case No 2574. Whitall agt Marks No day
supreme Court-Triai rerm-Par, and vr-Aa-
supreme coSs TsgHFsss y sss o BsSsor
80. . l ;5a s ssa 1888 ss s ss i sS az sss
supreme lourt~TSial Term-Part vIII-Betore smyth
causes TO be sent from Part VII for trial Case I'M
supreme Court-Tr1al Term-Part Ix-Betore Werner
J-causes from Part VII for trial Case un-
supreme cour-rrsl Ts5m- Pa x.Befors Dusro
Supreme Court-Tria Term-Parts XII and XiI-Ad-
journed for the term. ~ ~
spoisI Calendar called at M wis for probate
Charles Lindsey. CathaIine CASTILLO John McWill-
Jams Richard Wagner. at 1890 a m; Mary Kempf. al
surrogate. coart-Trel TsTmnBsfoTe Titssenld S.
~ Srt1 c,o,ut-special Term-Before schuchman. j.
cOgT ORenr a, ,S m S1j v sine III.
CITY Court-T1al Terrn-Psrt lil-Before Hascal. j.
o., I" co,rtrsi Term-Parts II IvAdjourned
FOR the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The funeral Of Jeanette Palmer Warins' wile o.
yonn T Warning. who died suddenly on TUESDAY at
her home in South Broadway after shol' H,nes
Iii he held tomorrow afternoon at st. Johh
Fpiscopal Church. at O'Clock Mrs Warins was
,,aten sick on Friday last with pneumonia, nnS
wss the daughter of Arson and Armenia faii'ie 81
BALDWIN who were among the older residen'S s ~
yonkers She married to MI Waiine i .rt tS
She leaves four and four daus War
"a Waring Pierre c. Waring James faiWSI w.
ine John r. Waring. jr.. Mrs Grace W. h9ps S,ss
Mrs Jesse Hoyt. Miss Susan b; MafinS d hrobers
Hail r. Baldwin and Eben Baldwin. ana I'VE ,o SIS
,ers Mrs Henry NJ. Baird and Mrs Ethan fias s5.
Tomorrow evening Frederick X Bur, ,scs eEn,
uctor Of the Choral Society will give olseussv,,
~ Handel and rhe Messiah In the hep the
IF the First Reformed Church ,o, Is and cor
dial invitation 10 the lovers Of music Is eNISndtS
rbs eVening in the lecture-room OF the Warpu a
ION Avenue Baptist Church. the Rev c. -; Tbs
,x give an illustrated lecture on nina -,n,
Eastern Question from Christian folnt oi ocia
At the annual meeting OF the 'S Tvasasv evening
sion Of Irving Hose Company on Iuesoax en nt
u r. Prote elected president Henry W. oro.ary
,nore vice president Samuel II. roster secic'"'''
and William p. Constable treasurer, .,,, -, IN.
Edwin A. Quick has been appointed consul u INV
League OF American Wheelmen ror onAo''
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EX -CONGRESSMAN uANLEl IN THE SOUTH.

on HIS WAY TO MEXICO. HE DISCUSSES THE
POLITICAL SITUATION
Memphis March ri H. Manley, OF Augusta
Me the wel-known banker, railroad official and
politician. has arrived IN Memphis in his private
car with pleasure party accompanying him. II
is their intention TO proceed to the City of Mexico
When asked for his opinion Of tho next National
campaign. ex-Congressman Manley said he thought
unqlestionably the currency question must be
fought over again and that there would be few
material changes in the platform. He said that TO
some there seemed not the slightest doubt that
BRYAN would be the Democratic nominee. he had
the machinery. and would not only control the
convention but dictate Its platform.
Mr. Manley indicated that so far as the future
Of the Republican party concerned he did not
care TO speak. because utterances copied In other
papers might be misinterpreted or misunderstood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
Sixth Avenue, 10th to 21st Street:

e.s..,,,,or, March o. s:15 a m Arrived, steamers
80 CIV pohie New-York for Bremen (and pro-
ceedet) 81 Louis Jameson. New-York: sailed ksse
Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Engebart trom Bremen New
York Cherbourg .... -r.,,,n,c fRr,
onesnstown March 2o--Arrved. steamer Teutonic 'or
~.Soarnn New, York for Liverpool land proceeded
snHly March 2s-Passed. steamer st Louis Jameson
New-York for Southampton. .- ,.-..,, f1,v
Brow Head. March 8a-Passed steamer 'erre' ivy
Rrc Watkins New-York for Bristol - c.. m,
swansea March 2s-Sailed. steamer LANDAU City 'or'
Hu-ter New-York. - ,,,u.. p.ch.,or
Lard March 2S-Passed. steamer knisnt DaS'e'''
ar, Froggart, New-York for London ~, nj.
Hull March 2s-Arived steamer MarteiIo 'or' iNp-
peth. New-York ,, $1,000. ra.,,
- Rotterdam March %. mArrived. steamer Eoain
fDutch) De Vries New-York .,,,. ,c..,
Hamburg March 29-Arrived. steamer Brilliant t1eF''
Keller. New-York .,,- ,c..,
Ieithauser (from Hamburg. New-York. -
C,,hraItar March 29-Arryed steamer Aler Ger,
Nerich NewYork for Naples and Genoa land proceeded
Genoa March 26-Arrived steamers Saale Ger, Mirow
Naples for Nev-York: 27th. Sempens GaD, zanell.
New York
I~ghorn. March 2e-Arrived. steamer TaSar Prince
U,r1 Anderson, New York via Naples
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
THE MAYOR WILL APPROVE.

The Mayor gave public hearing yesterday on tho
6tranahan bill which gives the Board OF Est-
mate power to add to the list OF institutions en-
titled 10 receive aid from the city deserving ones
not provided for by law at the discretion OF the
Board John F. Halstead OF the Brooklyn Hos
pital George V. Tompkne. Of the Eastern District
Hospital; II. Rubenste!n OF the Hebrew Institute,
and Il. p Tompkins, OF the McDonough Memorial
Hospital. present. Mr. Halstead said no
had learned that the Mayor and the members OF
the Board Of Estimate were DESTROYS of putting all
deserving institutions on the basis. Ths
Mayor said this was and this taken to
mean that he would approve the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
NEW-ROCHELLE.

About fifty well-known women attended the mee',
ing held on Tuesday in St. Johns Ep'soopa'
Church al which auxiliary of the Young Men
Christian Association organized Mt bel 3,
holz was elected president. and all OF tne ny =
snresent enrolled their names. II Is ehpecteu VIC
Tho auxiliary will assist the association AT ,io
opening OF its new home. which Is expected 10 taAe
place on Monday, April H. a.. 49, ,r,asdav
night reelected Supervisor j. RPm 70 ws s
eastman OF the meeting and Augustine smith was
secretary The election shows that Mr. D aDd is
still in command Of the local DemoSrac; an, nom no
inaton for Mayor. II he decides TO be a cana'o"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
OHIO AND CUMBERLAND RIVERS RISE

Portsmouth. Ohio. March &-The Ohio River is
up 10 forty-three feet. and Is rising six inches
an hour. IT will be above the danger mark to-
night. Twelve fifteen feet more Of water is ex-
pected here
Knoxville, Tenn. March "a special dispatch
from Pineville Ky states that sudden rise In the
Cumberland River has inundated the town, and
the inhabitants have been compelled TO fee for
their lives 70 the surrounding hills. Boats are
busy taking household effects and property from
the abandoned houses The rise Is the highest
ever known and immense damage is reported In
Harlan and adjoining counties of Kentucky and
Tennessee 1t is impossible 10 estimate the dam
age al present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
THE APPRAISERS OFFICE INQUIRY.

The investigation into the administration Of the
Appraisers office under Appraiser Wakeman. was
continued yesterday at the Public Stores The
Investigation IL being conducted by Walter 5.
Chance supervising special agent, and by Charles
Lyman. chief OF the appointment division In the
Treasury Department. The Investigation Is being
con6 ucted privately and Information regarding
It given out The investigators Will make their
report TO the Secretary of the Treasury.
Theodore Babcock. jr. the secretary OF the Board
OF Civil Service Examiners at the Custom House.
was one OF the witnesses yesterday. II has been
charged that men were appointed as aborers and
then assigned to clerical work. Mr.. Wakeman
says that everything will be found strictly regu-
lar and he is glad that the investigation Is being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
DOUBT THE STORY OF THE NEW MURDER

MRS. NEW SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED BEFORE
HER CONVICTION.
Eureka, Kan, March 29-The report from WI
chita OF the arrest of Frank Altgood and four
others for the murder OF Joseph New and the story
OF the alleged confession Of penitentiary pris-
oner fixing the crime upon Them finds few be-
levers here where the murder of New created a
great sensation and where the evidence against
Mrs. New and Joseph Dobbs was carefully fol-
lowed. When Mrs. New and Dobbs were put on
'frlal the circumstantal evidence against them was
gnost conclusive. II Is recalled also that while
abe Jury celebrating upon the evidence Mrs.
New who was detained in room adjoining the
courtroom broke down. and in the presence Of two
persons confessed that she and Dobbs were guilty
OF tho murder OF her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
EXEMPTION or ACADEMY REALTY.

President Thomas w Woods j Carroll Beck
with. James d. Smile, George II. Sme. J. c.
Nico, j. G. Brown and y. w. Clinednst. repre-
senting the Board of Trustees Of the National
Academy OF Design. appeared before the Mayor
yesterday In the interest OF bill which provides
that the real estate OF the new academy I. one
hundred "a feminist. and Amsterdam-avc.. shall
be exempt from taxation as long as 1t is used for
educational purposes. The trustees explained that
the old building at Twenty thirdst. and Fourhave.
had been exempt under the law.
But that law provided that the property should
be exempt long the building used for
free education" said the Mayor. why is the
word free omitted in this bill?"
The trustees said they did not know II had been
omitted. The Mayor told them TO have the bill
amended In the manner suggested. and It would be
signed.
The trustees promised to do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
MOUNT KISCO.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Mount Kisco Pres
byterian Church has elected these officers:
President. Mrs. Theodore Carpenter vice-pres-
dents Mrs A. j. Adams. Mrs. H. 7. Slosson Mrs.
George sypher Mrs. Benjamin Srnythe, Mrs. Will
lam Mathews and Mrs. George Banks; treasurer.
Mrs. S. II. Sares: secretary. Mrs. Abram Newman.
James Wood gave the first in series OF lectures
FOR the benefit OF the Village Improvement AssO-
ciation I'm the opera house last evening. The sub
ject was Havana"
The Rev. Charles O. Gray, of Smithtown Long
Island has declined the call extended TO him By
the Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
REPORTED DEAN COMPANY INDICTMENTS

The Grand Jury spent its whole time yesterday
investigating the affairs Of the f. S. Dean Com
pany The company failed in February 1887. The
principal directors then arrested. They are
James y. Kellogg. Samuel Keller and Myron IL
Bernard. 1t was said about the District-Attorneys
Office that the three men We're indicted. but no
verihcation OF the report could be had. The cases
OF the three men had hung fire in the police courts
for nearly TWO years. a decision against them was
then handed down by the Supreme Court and
they were held. The GRAD Jury took up the cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
A SUICIDE IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

Elizabeth Smith forty-fve years DID, Of No IS
ldIamilton-st.. workhouse prisoner detailed 10
Bellevue Hospital as scrub woman. committed
suicide in the hospital yesterday by drinking
carboc acid
The woman had been committed 10 the work
,house on January IS for six months Matron Barry
was making a round Of the dormitory early in
the morning when she discovered that the Smith
woman had taken poison. The physicians were
unable 10 save her life The hospital authorities
will investigate 10 learn hoy the woman got the
poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic (Br Smith, Liverpool March e and
Queenstown g. with mdse. $40 cabin ana oss seeIsge
steamer Brooklyn City (Br. James. Bristol March 8
and Swansea .. with mdse 70 James Arkeli & Co. AT
rived d the Bar at $50 m 18th . 49, go
Trinidad tBrJ Fraser, Bermuda March % with
mdse and 1875 cabin passengers To . Outerbridse 20
Arrived at the Bar at 33O
Ardanross (Br) smith. Belize March s. Puerto
H. Kingston 49, Black River -. Port Morant - and
Inagua "a with mdse and ] cabin passenger TO the
Merida OBJ. White. Buenos Ayres February ~
Monteyideo II. Santos March and 81 Lucia 70 with
mdse 10 Norton Arrived at the Bar at . y III
Steamer Fonabelle C3r,. Mckay. st Vincent March o.
Demarara 49, Barbados and Martinique 10 Dorni1i "a
and 81 Thomas %. udse and q cabin passengers
to A + Outerbrdge Co. Arrived at the Ba' at $50
steamer Grenada CBr) McMiIan. Trinidad March 81 aid
Grenada %. with mdse and cabin passengers to hs
Trinidad shipping and Trading Company Arrived at the
steamer Knickerbocker Post. New Orleans March ~
with mdse and passengers to Allen ,.. ., ,..
steamer PasO. Gardner, New Orleans March 3 with
ndse 10 J T Van sickle
steamer Jamestown Boaz. Norfolk and Newport News
Sandy Hook. J. March -, $50 y m-Wind south
fresh: cloudy.
Baazan (3r) for Algoa Bay, etc; Mattaawan.
Galveston Salerno Cr Newcas'' England: OHIO (Br).
Hull; Asenborn. Baltimore: Bcnefactor philadelphia:
Conch,, Key West and Galveston: Iackawanna OBI.
Ayonmouih Victoria (Br Mediterranean ports Noord-
land (Beg), Antwerp; Kaiser Wilhelm II Gen. Genoa
old Dominion Norfolk and Newport News: Nacoo~hee
Savannah Ma.anzas. Havana and Mexican ports: Cym-c
obj. Liverpool anchored in Gravesend Bay at $40 ~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London. March 29-Arriyed. steamers America CBr.
Goude New-York Mantou 'Br). cannons. Ne~-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
SAVES A DROWNING BOY.

One OF the district superintendents reports yes
terdsy in the Street Cleaning Department con-
tanned the following: AT 1910 p. IN. yesterday In
spector Thomas Donohue OF tho Stanton-st. dump
saved the life of flfteen-year-od boy. who had
fallen from the bulkhcad INTO the river Inspector
Donohue fully clothed. .dived after him and held
him I'D TIL help IL a timely and bra We
act" The report was Endorsed by Captain f. NJ
Gibson Deputy and Acting Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs. Charles Gross. the wife Of the Village Presi-
sdent Is dangerously i'll at her home, In South
broadway and 1t Is feared she cannot recover
The Trustees have reappointed Warren {. Brown
Village Clerk.
The Rev. George " Ferris. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. has received call from New
Haven Conn. . .
at San Antonio, Tex, last Saturday Will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF his father.
Howard s. Jaffray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Ex-P Postmaster General Don W
Dickinson Of Michigan; Rear-Admrals higgIhson
and Rodgers. and Captain X. d. Evans. - o.
ppI,VoORT-W S Game. NJ p, Of London.
FIFTH AVENUE Bishop Henry b. Whippie, OF
Minnesota GRANp-Lieutenant John B berna'
dou. L. S. n. HOFFMAN-Ex-M Mayor ueoise
Green Of Rinrhamton HOLLAND-Oliver Ames.
of Boston and Colonel Samuel r. Colt, OF fro',-
dence r. l. MURRAY HILL-General Amasa -
Parker, of Albany. WALDORf-Cap'a'h d. 49,
Of London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon branches OF the ChAutauaua
Literary Society arranging to give a reception
IN honor of Bishop John II. Vincent. who VIII pre- pre-.
side over the Methodist Conference 10 begin in TINS
,city on next Tuesday The reception VII oe hedo
In the Reformed Church Sunday. April y. az sou
10 clock Bishop Vincent has been TOT many year .
lclnseN identified with the society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
BUILDNG DEPARTMENTS REPORT.

The report Of the Building Department for 1898
was published yesterday 1t shows that plans and
specifications for buildings were filed and acted
upon during the year for S4ss buildings. valued At
SCI 5lse43 OF which those in Manhattan and Tho
Bronx valued at 81, lio. in Brooklyn N5,-
7ss, and In Queens and Richmond. &SoS,7cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
DR. Kennedy murder trial before Justice "iii'
Jams.
Real Estate Board Of Brokers meeting
Bicycle Show, Grand Central Palace
Society for Psychical Research, COLUMBIA ohi'
yersity, S 30 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The new Board of Trustees has made the follow
ing appointments: John J. sinnott village Clerk
Abram Storms Road Commissioner; Michael D.
Martin and Constantine Minnerly, members OF the
Board OF Health. Chief Milton Minnerly and the
hold police force reappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
TWO UNUSUAL CARBOES.

Two unusual cargoes arrived at TINS port yes'er,
dav One consisted OF nearly ninety thousand
Easter lilies from Bermuda They came on the
steamship Trinidad. The other consisted OF 90
casks and 2276 barrels OF arsenic. brought by the
Brooklyn City from Swansea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AL.M.NAC.
Sunrise 6 Moon rises IN 1921 Moon age Is
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A N-sandv Hook 92s Gov Island $50 Hell Gate II ;43
PM-sandy Hook eis Gov. Island 1o;ls Hell Gate lZ'il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
COLONEL Z. Y. SUMNER PROMoIbD'
HE IS TO RETIRE AT oNCE-CoLoNEL ANDERSON
LIKELY TO RE ADVANCED

Washington. March 29.-The President to-day APP
pointed Colonel Edwin V. Sumner. OF the 1th cav
airy to be brgadler- general in the Regular Army
General Sumner will Immediately retire. and Colo
mel Thomas Anderson of the l4th Infantry PROD
ahiv will he appointed to the vacancy sumner was
a brigader- general and Anderson a maJor-generai
NJ volunteers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
REFEREES APPOINTED

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Gieg.nch J.
Buggy AIT Jenkns-Ebert Crandall.
Mater OF Weigand--Edward Browne
Mater Of Richter--kicbard NJ Henry
BY Scott J.
Klinre ag- Ioohman-Jsmee J. Neais -
Mutual Life Insurance Company agt. Gunning-Willsm
n. Cohen.
Panzer agt. Panzsr-Terence Farley.
Matter OF Mohlmsn-William L. Turner.
Seaman agt Borroughs-George T. Kent
Schmidt agt Koenig-John +. Clarke.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Giegerch j
Robert Deeley sg.. Charles Parks-Henry Aau~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
Announcements.

r. a W. "Osceola." f. & w.
new high-banded collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

$50 Broadway. cor. Leonaru-
66p Broadway, cor. Prince.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

London. March 29-Arrived steamers America (B
Goudie, New-York. Manitou ,Br). Cannons New-York.