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New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
MOUNT VERNON.

The Christian Endeavor .oceties Of this city have
begun a crusade against gambling and violations
of the excise law, which they will endeavor to ex-
tend throughout the county. Members Of the So
ciety in Mount Vernon have been doing detective
work and included in the evidence collected are
said 10 be a number Of views OF barrooms and
gambling places taken with pocket cameras. Yes
terday about twenty members Of the society were
closeted with Judge Schatz, in the City Court and
II is said sWore twenty-siX warrants. The first
one served was Charles Lewis the leader OF the
coored Democracy Of this city. who Keeps a resort
in North Fourth-aVe. Lewis is charged with violat-
ing the excise law. He was locked up in the police
station for examination this morning Other ar
rests IL is said, 10 follow soon. The local
society will report progress at the annual conyen-
lion OF Christian EndeaVOr societies, 10 be held IN
The First Baptist Church tonight, and addresses
will be made by the ministers Of the city Mark d.
stiles president OF the local union; w. c. Mains,
district president and others.
The Rev. DR. W. a Granger Will give course or
illustrated lectures in the First Baptist Church, be-
ginning December J. The first lecture will be on
"Paris and Its Vicinity" and the others Ireland
Scotland and Great Britain.
Final rehearsals being conducted by the
Mount Vernon Musical Society for the production
Friday evening. November "a, of Handels
toriO Judas Maccabeus" In the First Presbyterian
Church. The chorus which consists Of nearly
hundred OF the best local singers under Professor
Alfred Hallam. IS 10 be assisted by the following
soloists Mrs. Nina Schilling soprano; Mrs. Eliza
beth d. Leonard, contraltO: Evan Williams, tenor
and DR.. Carl Duff barytone.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Rev. DR.. ]. Wilbur Chapman will preach
this evening at the West End Church. One-hun-
dred- and -ffth-st and Amsterdam-ave Great In
terest is manifested in the special services be-
ing held.
A course Of lectures on First Aid to the Injured
for men. will begin Tuesday, November q, at
D. m and for women the same day at 2:30 p. m.
Persons desiring to join should apply to the
tary No. 105 East Twenty-second-st., Room No. Ill.
The annual meeting OF the New-York City Bap-
tist Mission Society will be held on Monday at 8
D. m. at the Church of the Epiphany. Madison-ave
and Sixty-fourth-st
In ST. James's Presbyterian Church No. 2la West
Thirty-second-st., on Sunday evening at o'clock
the Rev. NJ. c. Hayford will give account Of his
West Africa.
The reorganization of the Order OF st. Christie
pher will take place at the chapter house College
Point 0he old Poppenhusen house,. tomorrow at
p. m.
William J. Mcclure. twenty-five years old. a sea-
man on the battleship Massachusetts, lying off
West Thrty-hfh-st. North River fell from a
steam launch yesterday and drowned. His
body not recovered
Professor Vida D. scudder OF Wellesley College,
will address the League for Political Education,
No % West Forty-fourth-st., tomorrow at Il A. m
The subject will be "The Modern Novel as a Social
Document"
DR.. John T. Nage, Chief OF the Bureau OF Mu-
nicpal Statistics. yesterday announced the resig-
nation OF Lee J. Mills statistician. Mr. Mills
has been appointed sealcr Of weights and meas
ures Max Raymond has been appointed a
draughtsman in the typographical bureau at s.. .s2C
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
WHITE PLAINS.

Three persons were convicted in the .,arent Sr,,e'
session Of the County Court YESTERDAY LOT
s.,rnes George Purdy, youth of eighteen ndo se~ao
crimes III, of assault in the second degree
puTdy puT r lives at croton the Hudson and was
member of gang of boys who tTequendS end Hudson
S Riyer Railroad few months H5gineer Hg0 nee onder-
stohe s Snd his arrest followed John sico was
elderly man who keeps hGse law aS The case Of
drgsTet Kelly better known as ef 6ee Of the
Pieeon of New-Rochelle, took up uPridict against
afernoon and the jury found SeroGf Mrs Key
her aiteT , Syentv wears old was indlcted uiiuo @
VINO lS section of the penal code reiauVe u iA
nerijling the lives of chiidrei ,,oors for passing
Robert Mann sentencSd to hTSe 6rS PSa BeaIP Peno
d 10 FIVE years for sabbing iehSM SS YES
tn This village. were taken 10 n 9r,s "'
az !!rdaw - begin their respective terms, crvder
Joseph Cacera arrested by 10 shoot
- Wednesday, evening for threatening Ia " and
on nre little children Cacera was intoTEdd odren and
stIa 1ralkgng along Newest met lhe ani,'risb
while ireSyoIver from his pocket began nou@rIs @
are The children away badiy lbesad1meT
and Policeman Snyder look oaOV'" ~
1ers. He was hned $4V
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
YONKERS.

George Thomas, well known resident OF Yon-
kers committed suicide yesterday forenoon in hts
home, No III Buena Vista-ave. by shooting himself
in the head. Mr. Thomas after breakfast walked
into the front room Of his house. and while stand
ing facing mirror fired Il bullet into his right
temple. His son George heard the shot and rush
ing into the found his father lying on his
back dead, with the smoking revolver clutched in
his right hand. Coroner Miles declared that death
was instantaneous. Mr. Thomas. who was I'm his
beNenly-secOnd year was retired clothing mer-
chant two OF his sons. George and Harry now
conducting the business. He had become desmond
ent recently over his aged wifes iii health and
II Is believed that grief and anxiety caused him 10
commit suicide. Mr.. Thomas was Independently
wealthy. Besides his invalid wife, three sons and
three daughters survive him
Miss Jessie Craig Doherty, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. K. Fraser Doherty. married on Wednes-
day evening 10 William w. Forsyth. OF New-York
- by the Rev. George r. PentecOst pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was pcr-
formed at the home of the brides parents No l5l
Palisade-ave. Miss Catherine Campbell Of New
York City was the bridesmaid. and George F.
Doherty was the best man. After the wedding tour
the couple will live at No Il Riverview-st this
city.
James X. Cuddy. local lawyer and Miss Cath
SH.ss T. Burns were married on Wednesday even
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
6O-62 West 23d St.
AFFAIRS OF A. POPKIN q co.

HEAD OF TIE FIRM ARRESTED ON CHAhuE or
GRAND LARCENY.
Abraham Popkin doing business as A. Popkin
70 manufacturers Of cloaks at No. 1852 Broadway
who failed on Tuesday, is having a hard time with
his creditors He arrested yesterday at the
instance Of Bumenstiel & Hirsch attorneys ioi
Stahn & Co., Of Zurich. Switzerland VINO nave
branch in this city. on charge OF grahd larceny
for purchasing goods here and shipping them 1t IS
ouogad 70 St Louis where they were sold at auc-
ton He was released under $500 ball py judge
NIavo at the Tombs Police Court for examination
next Wednesday.
Blumenstiel G. Hirsch said that Mr.. Popkn
bought ninety pieces Of tafetas on October ~ ana
shipped them to an auction house IN 81. LOUIS
where they were sold on November at ABOUT %
cents on the dollar. He got goods from seVeral
other creditors. It is said, which were shipped
TO a San Francisco auction house, where the sale
was 10 take place to-day, but the lawyers said they
had stopped the sale by telegraph They also said
that on November Is Mr.. Popkin got check from
the San Francisco agents as advances on the goods
in transit. and they had succeeded in having the
check stopped.
Judge Brown. Of the United States District Court.
yesterday appointed Charles NJ Hough receiver Of
the property OF Mr.. Popkin at No 7G2 10 T66 Broad
Myer. Goldsmith & Bronner, who ned a petition
In bankruptcy. against him on Wednesday MT.
Brothers. representing the American Woollen Com
pany. also obtained order from Judge Brown
for the receiver TO set aside l03 pieces OF chevots
and kerseys which they claim belong TO them, until
proceedings be had to determine the ownership.
This Is novel point, and was proposed with q
view to stopping repevins by the Sheriff.
on a writ Of attachment against his body. issued
by Judge Addison Brown, OF the United states Dis
trict Court. Mr.. Popkin was arrested In Fifty
ninth-st near Park-ave, by Deputy United States
Marshals James p. Kilker and George ID. Knight
late yesterday afternoon.
The writ OF attachment directs that Uopkn be
held until such time as he may furnish $4,000 bail
not to leave the city.
United States Marshal Henkel, before whom Pop
kin taken, committed him 10 Ludlow Street
Jail and took the prisoner there himself. placing
him in the custody Of Warden Pickett. At 10
o'clock tomorrow Popkln Will be taken before
Judge Brown and will then have an opportunity to
furnish the $4,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
FOOD ADULTERATION.
COLLEGE PROFESSORS SUGGEST METHODS OF
PUTTING A STOP TO IT.

COLLEGE PROFESSORS SUGGEST METHODS OF
PUTTING A STOP TO IT.
Senator Mason OF Illinois representing the United
States Senate Committee on Manufactures. yester-
day continued. in the Hotel Imperial his investi-
cation into the aduteration OF food products, ale
and beer still being the subject OF discussion.
Professor Russell H. Crttenden OF Yale, director
of the Sheffield School Of Science and president
OF the American Physiological Society testified
that salicylic acid which brewers have testified is
used preservative retards digestion. Borax has
a like effect but he had found no deleterous effect
from the OF boracic acid in small quantities.
Few OF the general food products on the market
analyzed by Professor Crittenden showed the
presence OF antiseptics as preservatives. He be-
leved there should be n law compelling manu-
facturers TO stamp their products the nature and
quantity OF the preservatives used. and prohibiting
the use OF coorng matter in preserving fruits and
vegetables. Oleomargarinc. imitation maple sugar
and other like products. Professor Crittenden said
should be sold for what they The witness
said he had analyzed ali sorts OF domestic liquors
including beer and tho only adulteration he had
found was an addition Of water in whlskey.
Professor Crittenden said he would favor the fix
ing OF United States standard OF purity OF all
food products including liquors. and the appoint
mcnt OF a commission or scientific experts 10 fix
Willis G.. Tucker. professor OF chemistry I'm the
Albany Medical College and director Of the State
Board OF Health laboratory. said the state law
against the use OF adulterants IL sufficient but
without large appropriation 20 conduct ire
quent analyses II Is almost Impossible OF enforce
rncnt For that reason although the State has the
power II has never attempted TO fix any standard
OF purity except In the cases OF vinegar. mustard
national commission Of recognized experts to FIX
a standard Of purity Of all food products
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-THURsDAY. NOV. 49, 1899.
ARRIVED

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-THURsDAY. NOV. 10. 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic SB Smith, Liverpool NoyemeeT SsN
passengers to the white Star Line Arrived at the Bar
800 a m. November "a
Steamer Georgia Br. Thompson, Liverpool November
with Indse and cabin passenger to White Star Line.
steamer Manitou C3r Cannons. London November 2.
with mdse and 3s cabin to Atlantic Transport
Steamer ontario (ir Iiuby. Hull october IS. with
TO sanderson & Son. Arrived at tho Bar at 2:3o
steamer Mannheim Ger. ockelman Rotterdam October
2s Ph Ruprecht Southeast Of Fire Island at 1880
steamer westsrnsnd els Mills Antwerp November is
International Navigation Company Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Tartar Prince CBr). McFarane. Leshorn oc-
tober 2l. Genoa . and Naples q with mdse, 43 cabin
and 06o steerage passengers to seager Arrived at
steamer vera Ger weyer Genoa November ?
seerage passengers to oerchs & Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Pisa CGen Fendt Yokohama August %. Kobe
September 2, Moj O. Shanghai a. Annoy 49, Hong Kons
giers November l. with mdse and cabin passenger
10 Nunch. Edye & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1880 M
Steamer Philadelphia, Chambers Curacao Novembe~ 7,
52 cabin passengers to Boulton. Bliss Daett Arrived
steamer San Ausustin Cspan suarez Vera Cruz No
yen6er p1osre;o %nd ihsin syHna ~ win %a;s a. and
Steamer King Frederick UD. Phillips Lasuna October
and Progreso November T. with cedar and mahogany
TO " d MInson Arrived at the Bar at 10
Petit Goivs and Mragoane 2 Jeremle g. Aux cages and
Inagua TO- with mdse to Cameron ss Line. Arrived at
the Bar rs
steamer Onda Ger, Hansen BaracOa November o.
Glhara 10 and Nueyltas with mdse and 25 cabin pas
sengers W Murson. Arrived nj the Bar at II 80
Steamer Chalmete. Blasland. New Orleans November
10 with mdse J T Van Sickle.
Steamer La Grande Duchesse Hanon Savannah. No
vember H. with mdse and passengers 10 Ocean rs ca.
Steamer Princess Anne. BoaZ. Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer city u Macon Savage Boston. 10 Ocean IS
Co II bound Savannah.
snip Lizzie gar5 ,H3. spp PqspSs Ayrs' 90 days.
Sandy Hook. J. Nov Id 9.30 m-Wind northwest;
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
PEEKSKILL.

william II. Clinton. Superintendent Of the water
,.orls has begun the collection of water taxes io'
no ,,d water rents for the last six months
,rbe Imperial Club, with sixty members anu
charles Peacock for president is prepalie 10
a,g target shoot on Thanksgiving Day anu "''N
b9s a large collection Of prizes: 49,, ooso,, will he
The EqteTPe musiS1 Gse2TaoTy 2T ioT of Music this
gf.ernoon gyen %S Metropolitan artists Will furnish '"e
music. , /, 10 tho NaedleWork Guild Of
Ine, ~ Elected the following ot1cers' NJ
dent Mrs Perey H. Mason; Wes re- JORDAN and
d. o5aI3gher; secretary, Miss Emma, a. !; mud nd
son; assistant secretary Mr. Al'Ti The nTmber Of
rments collected during the year was , Sis
were distributed TO the hospital tne bo cbartable
County Temporary Home ana aHoHs '"S
denominations Of this village
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
PERJURY ALLEGED AGAINST A BANKRUPT.

The clothing firm OF Shapiro & Silver. doing
business at No. M Canal-st.. went into voluntary
bankruptcy on August II last. and in the petition
filed in the United States District Court the la
bllities were given slOl56 61 with assets The
creditors of the firm met on September and ap-
pointed Charles Brownold trustee OF the ac-
counts of Shapiro & Silver.
In connection with the bankruptcy proceedings.
Jacob Shapiro and Simon Silver the members OF
the defunct clothing firm, made affidavit before
Joseph II. KrakOWer. a notary. in which IL is al
legged, they swOre that they had books. deeds
papers in the transaction OF their business. This
declaration is said to have been false, and for
making the affidavit Jacob Shapiro yesterday
arrested by Deputy United States Marshals Nc
Aviney and Churchill at his home No. 90 Stanton
St, a warrant issued by United States Com
missioner Alexander. He is charged with perjury.
Commissioner Alexander held Shapiro In 50 600
bail for examination.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
PORT CHESTER.

. committee Of the old Baptist Church, III Ming
81 has decided to offer reward OF SJoo loi nv .t4o
arrest and conviction Of the persons VINO on 'l'5
nigbt of october 25 set fire 10 the building anu
burned 1t. The church was one OF the oIueS' -,
Testchester County having been built IN I,oy anu anu
a. was the scene Of several skirmishes IN the he'0
lutionary War. L. .- o,5 diad Yesterday
O. bis home i'm South Main-st lie was NeSSl,niit S al
o; the Civil War. having served IN Ne"-ioiN n
The wedding OF Miss Florence Z; Wood ana James &
A Ritch of Stamford, Conn., took place IaSt eIeI, d
Snq az me home OF the brides parents, MI S'ilu
WTs Alyah Wood. OF Pemberwick Road the heV;;
" r pray of Summerield Methodist t>plssc%0pat OPP
church officiating Miss Nellie Nethercott, o. IoII
Chester was bridesmaid and Frank Nhet' Oh S'ail-
ford best man. . . =, ia oro .o bo
bee1ln by the property owners In Purchase-St: hye,
through which the Port Chester street @ ItrOdHi ,Si
forced its way without consent. one OF these VIII
probably be by heirs of the Cushion estate Tor
4 900 II is said that $4,000 has already Deen tA-
PENDED in purchasing easements from property
owners.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
rse Show, Madison Square Garden.

Horse Show. Madison Square Garden.
Mollneux trial before Recorder Goff.
Dock Commissioners . p. m
Lecture by DR.. Charles William Stubs on The
Ideal Woman OF the Poets" Lyceum Theatre. o:5o
p. m.
Society OF Naval Architects and Marine Engi-
neers No. l2 West Thirty-hrst-st, 10 a. m.
Dinner Of Plan and Scope Committee OF Dewey
celebration. WaldOrf-Asoria, p. m.
Peoples Male Chorus concert and reception, Lex
ington Opera House. ,. m.
Special Grand Jury on election cases.
Lecture by Controller Coler Financial Effects
of Consolidation" Cooper Union, p. m.
Reception for Commander ]. w. Kay by La
fayette Post Masonic Hail. p. m.
Annual meeting OF George Junior Republic, lect-
ure room, Brick Church p. m.
Rally of PRESBYTERIAN Sunday schools in the
Scotch Church, Ninety -siXth-st. and Central Park
West, evening
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard.
b69 Broadway, cor. Prince.
Thlrty-secOnd and Broadway.

ing by the Rev. Charles r. Corley on the sHHIe xI1e
evening Frederick +. Caster, OF 1onkers, anu uS
Catherine NJ Brennan. also Of this city, were mar
ried by the Rev Andrew OReilly. .,o
Thieves on Wednesday evening broke open tiio 70
showcases in front Of the stores Of Mahoney & q
Flood in North Broadway, and George horton ~ ~
New Main-st In each case they stole all the goods
Contained in the cases to the value Of about 80;
two New-York crooks who arrested IN thls
city after fight by Policemen Can am1 IN ths
local court MAYER was held in 5000 bail Tor the
Grand Jury Spect whose parents are wealthy was
held in 81 600 for examination
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-S. Dana Greene. of schenectady
ASTOR-Edward Carpenter, L. S. a. CAM
BRIDGE-Mrs Frederick d. Grant. OF Washlngtoh'
General w. w. Gordon, L. S. A; Senator Stepheh
B. Elkns. of West Virginia and General Willlam
Ludlow. Governor of Havana. FIFTH ANENCE-
General julius J. Estey, Of Bratteboro captain
W. G. Rande, of Chester. Penn; Senator Nelson
w Aldrch OF Rhode Island; j. a. Quay, or Penn
svlvania and David A. Wells, Of Johnstown. n \.
GRAND-Captain c. J. Clarke L. 5. A.. and j. L.
Chadwick L. S. n HOFFMAN-Baron Cottu' OF
Paris and Prince Kotchonboy of ST. Petersburg
HOILAND-J d. Mcdonald. L. S. A; j. Murray
Forbes Of Boston, and Cass Gilbert, Of st. Paul
IMPERIAI-SenatOr Redheld Proctor, or YER
mont and State Senator J.. S. Patterson, OF Ohio
MAJESTIC-J Rankin. of Philadelphia. MAN
HATTAN-N. Price Whitaker, of Wheeling, W.
Va; Ex-Governor c. A. Jewell. Of Hartford. and e.
A. Taft of Boston. MARLBOROUGH-M. Andre
Belgian Consul to Manila. MURRAY HlLL-D. n.
Lockwood of Buffalo. NETHERLAND-Edwar
L. Pruyn, of Albany. PLAZA-Judge Edwin B..
eager, Of Derby. Conn. RIVERS-Victor Lawson.
Of Cincinnati. SAVOY-Justice Martin L. Stover Of
Amsterdam y. V, and Spencer Kellogg, OF Buff
fao. WALDORF-George T. Dewey, OF Worces-
ter and II. A. Garfield. of Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
HEIR TO AN ENGLISH ESTATE.
FIREMAN on AN ILLINOIS RAILWAY BECOMES A
BARONET BY THE DEATH OF AN UNCLE.

BARONET BY THE DEATH OF AN UNCLE
Chicago Nov. 1G--A dispatch to "The Times
Herald" from Nation, Ill, says that George Ma
thaniel James a fireman the Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville Railway. has received a telegram
from his mother. who lives in England. announcing
that his uncle, the Baron Of Cheadle Hall, has
died and willed TO him his entire estate, valued at
S250O010 James also inherts the title of baronet
As there is ban his returning to England
however he may have little for that part Of
the Inheritance His friends abroad are making ef-
forts 10 have the disability removed but even in
that case he might assume the title, for he Is
a naturalized American citizen
His uncle, whom he succeeds ar master Of
Cheadle Hall and other landed estates, was Dir
Norma James, a retired naval officer, at time
q captain AT Zanzibar. James's father the heir
prosumptve and a knight. died hve years ago.
leaving wife and four children OF whom the
Nation fireman Is the oldest The forfunate
young fellow is Of slight figure. He is well edu-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
4 MEMBER OF ANDRIDES GARNET HERE.

se6or Alberto Smith who Minister Of Public
Works IN the Cabinet Of President Andrade OF
Venezuela. arrived here yesterday on the steamer
Philadelphia from La Guayra. lie was met at the
dock by his sister Mrs Robert Hamilton. who lives
I'm this city and Consul General DennO.
Sehor Smith Is here on pleasure trip, and Will
soon TO Europe.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Knights Of Columbus, Of this city. are ar
ranging TO give their first annual dinner In Metro
politan Hall. December 4. The State and National
officers Of the order have been invited.
c. T. Kuchler well known member OF Relief
Engine Company has just returned from 2a, GuD2aa,
where ne went on the transport Mcpherson. While
the transport was unloading military stores at
Santiago MIR. Kuchler. in company with some OF the
officers went out in "a launch and sawed of one OF
the topmasts OF the Merrimac. which he will have
made into canes for gifts 10 his friends
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
THE CONTENTS OF MIR. GERRYs TRUNKS

The appraisers who inspected the trunks OF
Elbridge 7. Gerry. which were taken from the
steamship pier to the Public Stores few weeks
ago. having reported subject duty certain OF
the contents which Mr.. Gerry contends were raIr-
chased in this country, Collector Bidwell will to-day
give hearing on the matter, at which hearing A.
Is expected Mr.. Gerry will be present
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
iWINU IDITs IWT bVIIIUA1s
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown. Nov i6-saied. 1888 p m. steamer Teu-
tonic (Br). McKinstry. from Liverpool FOR New-York.
London Nov l6-saied. steamer Georgian O3r Parker
New-York.
Liverpool. Nov l5-Arived steamer Cuhc CBr), Caven
New-York.
shields Nov io-saIled steamer Astralhan o3r) Davies
New-YoTk
Manchester. Nov 15-Aniyed steamer Others CBeig).
Tanner. New-York
Scilly, Nov l6-Passed steamer Rotterdam Dutch.
Voege. New York for Rotterdam.
Lizard. Nov i6-Passed steamers Bremerhaven Dutch.
MINES. New-Yogk Tor Antwerp 1920 y M. La Cham
pagne W'). FaJolle, New-Yo<k sor Havre.
Copenhagen. Nov 16-Arrived. steamers Island Dan),
S0odt, New York. via Chrisansand. for Stetn; Wine
land DAM Petersen, New-York.
Hamburg. Nov l6-Saied. Bulgaria Ger.
Hahn. New.Yak; 18TH Besravia Ger. schrotter. New
York mot Baltimore).
Bremen Nov lo-Arrived, steamer Lain (Ger. Pohle.
New-York via Southampton.
Ymuiden. Nov lG-Arrivei steamer American Dutch
! Butz. Amsterdam for New-York.
Cherbourg, Nov 10 $40 m-Arrived. steamer Kaiser
Friedrich Gen. Albers New-York for Hamburg land
proceeded and arrived at southampton. passing Hurst
Castle at T:f5 y M.
81 Vincent, V. Nov i3--krrived, steamer Clan Mon
roe Hr Mcpherson. New-York for Cape Town. etc.
fayh, Nov b-Arr.ye3. steamer pennsular (PorO Ret
I tencourt, New York Lisbon.
LIS Palmas, Nov i5-Sailed steamer Monmouth C3r,
Greggan. New-York N''
Genoa, Nov 10. IL m-Arrived steamer Auguste Vic
/ toria Cier) kaempn New-York via Aglers and Nanles
Para, Nov l5-sailed. steamer Hubert (2r) stich New
York " ' -"
/ 81 Lucia Nov i5-sailed. steamer Chaucer oBn pu.
sell 0rom New w-Yoro. Montsytdeo. etc. ~
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
BEDFORD.

The Highway Commissioners of BsalOro a,s HALL
me u,ii, hold special meeting at Adamss ia" o
Bedford station at o'clock 'oIo,t Iitord and East
I'D. .be application of the Bediolu ,rniSev i line
conslaet nm nv C6mpany TO construct troGy
from fro Bedd station one to Beo59rf df the proposed line
OF IN ne Redford station on the NeoMinC New n Inc
Horem Railroad along the highT&y Thyoeb Hsrriss
Women's Reformatory. thence '"''"e
I2a6F ford Centre.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-17
THE NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.

preliminary meeting" OF the stockholders OF
the Telephone. Telegraph and Gable Company OF
America was held at the compsny's office No 100
Broadway, late yesterday afternoon Among those