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Churches Tomorrow.

Tomorrow evening at the Church of
the Redeemer DR.. Phillips will begin a
series Of three talks on "Unconsidered
Values: /, The Value of Temptation"
Following is the musical programme:
Prelude-Theme and variations, Op. 20
......... IeClLUNeA
Chant-The Lords Prayer
Hymn INTERPRETATIONS.
Gloria Patri-In c.. :. .......... Willard
Responsible Creed-Monotone.
Offertory-Calvary. =. ......... Rodney
Anthe m-"Abide With Me-. Bartlett
Postlude-"Be Not Afraid" (Elijah)..
Mendelssohn
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
CONGREGATION B'NAI SCHOLOM
INSTALLS Il NEW RABBI.

Special Meeting at Railroad Y. M. G. A.
Series of Discourses by Row. MI. Mulch
at Howard Avenue Congregational
Church Services In Various Other
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Toilet Department

Csc Perfumes, 25 odors, 10c ounce
bring bottle.
1Oc Toilet Soaps for &c cake.
Face Powder, flesh and white, &c box.
SOC Pocketbooks, black and colors, for
Csc.
SOC Leather Belts, handsome styles,
for 25c.
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Special in Satines

Light, dark and medium colors 81
inch wide, 121sc kind at the lowest price
ever named-334c yard.
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White Goods

Choice White Checks at SIC yard.
40-inch White Lawn, Toe kind, at sc
yard.
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Notion Department

Vienna Hat Elastic, white and black,
lie yard.
Curling Irons &c pair.
Carriers, in neat boxes, Sc pair.
Csc Tooth Brushes for 10c.
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IIaces

Plat VAL and Point de Paris Laces,
8 to inches wide, worth 12kc to 19c,
choice SC yard.
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Candy Department

Our Candies defy competition.
so special kinds Saturday 10c.
40c Chocolates 19c.
Hot Roasted Peanuts sc quartz
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Psalm-Sunday school chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
ANTLsENf1TE MOBs DISPERSED.

Paris. Jan 27.-The neighborhood Of the Pal
ace Of Justice quiet until o'clock. when
o mob headed by a cripple named "Libertad"
who was on cr7Itches and had naked feet. In
spite Of the cold. and a band Of anti-Semtes
led by ~ Guerin, president Of the Anti-Semite
League. entered the Place Dauphine, al the
hack OF the Palace Of Justice. and began shout
ing. The police cleared the square and placed
q Gordon around II. The crowd cheered for
the army and shouted Death to the Jews
After the anti-semite mobs had been driven
from the neighborhood Of the Court they re-
formed in the Place du Chatelet, bowling spit
on the Jews" and cheering for the army. A
stick fight followed. n which several persons
were injured. and the rioters were again scat
tered. o,, .
N Narcel-Habart. member Of the Chamber OF
Denufies for the Ramoouillet District OF the
Department OF Seine-et-Olse. lrlena OF tne
late General Boulanger. was prominent among
the demonstrators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
NEW BUREAU OF ELECTIONS
POLICE BOARDS POWERS TO BE TAKEN
AWAY.
MCULLAGH LIKELY TO BE CLOTHED WITH
LARGER AUTHORITY TO PREVENT
FRAUDULENT VOTING.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBuyE.l

Albany. Jan. 27.-Governor Roosevelt and
Benjamin 3. Odell. jr.. chairman Of the Repub-
lican State Committee. held a conference this
afternoon which proved to be Of unusual rpor-
tance, for Mr.. Odell afterward said there would
certainly be legislation this year regarding the
Police Department Of Nev-York City.
This statement Of Alr. Odelps confirmed
later by Governor Roosevelt, and The Governor
also gave an Indication OF the probable char
acter Of the legislation which would be suggest
ed that will surprise many persons, and none
more SO that the Police Comm issioners them
selves. II had been supposed that The legisla-
ton regarding the Police Board would be in
the direction OF changing the membership. The
Governor intnsted that this idea was a mis-
taken one, by saying that the bill under consid-
Grafton would separate the Bureau Of Elections
from the Board of Police
He added that no recent law had so quickly
justified itself by results as The act creating
State Superintendent Of Elections. which result
ed in the appointment OF John McCullash as the
head Of this new bureau In the Governors
opinion many thousands OF fraudulent votes
would have been polled in New-York City but
for the exertions Of Superintendent McCullagh
II there was any faul, 70 be found wiki the law
# was that Superintendent McCullagh did not
N''tAAtA-tH-
that was necessary TO secure pure election in
New-York
Judging from the Governors statement. he
would look with approval on a measure divorc-
ing the Bureau Of Elections from The Board OF
Police and charging at the same time Superin-
tendent McCullagh's authority. II may with
reason be predicted that Board Of Elections
will be created with Mr.. McCullagh as its execu-
tive officer, and that under it MI McCullagh
Will have extensive powers 10 exercise in the
prevention Of repeating and other fraudulent
voting In New-York
The Governor also stated this afternoon that
he had under consideration the rapid-translt
problem in New-York. There is some expecta-
ton that a bill will be presented on Monday
night. sent here by the Rapid Transit Commis-
sion, providing for the building Of an under
ground road by private capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
T,pGTNG PAY FOR CUBANS.
,ssrRr BROUGHT TO BEAR on vARl-
ors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF FRANCHISES.
Try cABLs TO THE rRinrNEl

lana Jan 27-The Ayuntamiento or Coun-
- a. meeting to-day received messages rom ron
G." - and other towns asking its co-opera-
movement TO secure the payment OF
uo' ,..,rpsnt troops General Ludlow was also
''s so-.,l,zsd in favor Of payment and was
me-. me- - make representations TO washington
sSl..r rrooke's Cuban Cabinet Is likewise sun
o'.'. ,ressure 10 secure some definite action
.sis question before entering upon It's ad-
rr.nstration. ...-..,,,at,c
-..s-snt The radical Cuhans are also
~..sipr against the granting Of franchises LOT
.,r-,ai and other purposes. but as the Amer
~rita-v authorities are also opposed 70
.s.. p3,icy not much ground for agi'auon eN-
same French capitalists who had sar-
backbone railroad made from santa
go ~ Santiago some years ago are reported
:, 10 rev.yng that project
The sugar plantations in Havana province
~ .srin grinding next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
THE GOVERNOR TO COME HERE TO-DAY.
TO HAVE A CONFERENCE WITH MESsRs. PLATT'
oDELL AND ROOT-MR. Moss's

Chairman OdeH came 10 this city last evening in
company with William J. Youngs, the Governors
private secretary and went to the Fitth Avenue
Hotel where they will meet Senator Platt this
morning Governor Roosevelt will come TO the
citv to-day and meet Senator Platt MI OdeA ana
MI Root luncheon al the Lawyers Cluo carry
in the afternoon At the luncheon there will be
discussion Of the plans for police legislation. Mr
Oden said last evening that he was pretty sure
there would be police legislation OF some kind out
he could not tell what shape II would be In
Al the request Of the Governor Mr.. Moss has
prepared the draft Of bill 10 separate the Bureau
OF Elections from the Police Department sha 20
,-eate q State Board OF Police Supervision. The
state Board would have power under such bill
10 recommend the removal Of any chief OF police
in the State. after an Investigation, and the Gov
4rnor would have the right 20 remove the cnet on
sfich Recommendation but the power 20 appoint me
chief OF police would still remain with the local
Dolfca boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
rtTJv4TrH FROM YALE AND H4RVlRD

Boston Jan 27.-Tne result Of the Harvard-fa.e
conference on the rules o. the lnIeTcoAesate A'n-
lo,io Association was made public today Il Is
a,,,,,-,as thai Two amendments 20 the rules VII
be submitted al the annual meeting of the associa-
,,on and ( is understood that Harvard and faies
,osrnbersh.p IN the association depends absolutely
on their acceptance The hrs' Amendment PROG
ahiv will meet with little opposition. oui tae second
-, rrsvenrs a.together the migration o. attn
s,ss II IS thought may excite strong objection and
narbaps be defeated The second amendment is IS
follows.
, sruaer,t shall be allow ed 10 compete az inter-
1.Sisra meetings four times and 10 more Inls
snniss 10 All departments -medled, "a" ssAoo. eo-
~ stc II a student has represented colege
SeS- intercollegiate track meeting Ot any sort and
Iss won a pOiut-a point meaning nFst, second or
sird MA ce in any evenr-he shall nor oe eligible 70
nrssnf .r any other college ne may thereafter at
fsnd. this amendment not 10 be retroactive. but
snectlng only those who enter college after me
AZ ~ of This amendment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
THREE BIG LINERS OVERDUE.
THE BRITANNIC. THE sAALE AND THE |
KAISER WILHELM II SHOULD BE IN PORT /
MANY SMALLER VESSELS RELATED

KAISER WILHELM II SHOULD BE IN PORT
MANY SMALLER VESSELS RELATED.
Three big liners are overdue at this port They
ar the White Star steamer Britannia and the
North German Lloyd steamers Saaie and Kaiser
Wilhelm H. At midnight none OF them had been
reported by the Fire Island or Sandy Hook marine
Observers
The Kaiser wilhelm II left Genoa on January y.
Nanles on the following day Gibraltar on January
16 and passed St. Michaels. Azores, three days
later She should have arrived here on wednesday.
The Britannia left Queenstown A. l:55 p. n. on
January a. and 70 equal her record-seven days.
seven hours and thirty minutes-was due az the
SANDY Hook gh,ship az i:25 p. n. on Thursday
The saale left Southampton at ?. n. on January
IS TO equal her record-seven days eleven hours
and Acty minutes-she should have reached the
lightship a. $50 a. m. Thursday
In addition TO the foregoing. there is large
ase- n belated steamers The Malahar, n British
steamer Of eo8 tons, from Batoum for New-York
or Baltimore. passed Gibraltar on January L, and
should have made port by Wednesday
The German steamer Italia, chartered by the In
t.-1atioral Navigation Company lett Antwerp on
January g. and was due here or Wednesday
The norwegian steamer Norge from Hamburg
O., December o. vos looked FOR on wednesday she
,,,- irro Southampton on January with loss Of
her tatshasr and propeller. and after making re-
pairs there resumed her voyage on January u
Barber & Co. are ner New-York agents.
TIE British steamer Lord warwick left Licata on
December g. touching az Mess.aa Catania and
palermo. and passed Gibraltar on January H. She
should have arrived here or Wednesday. She IS an
iron vessel registering 1s2 tons net and $50 tons
gross.
The Norwegian steamer B0gstad left Hull on jan
,arv 4 and was expected here on January IS She
ts 2 steel steamer OF 1852 IONS net md 5c5s tons
cross register Her commander IS Captain Gulik-
son The NeW-York az nts are - noe-soh 9 Sot
The Anchor Line steamer Bolivia from Messna
December 80 Palermo January 8, Naples January
ana cibrsltar January %. the Atlantic Transport
'ra steamer Nasc1uomo. from ondon January
n and ne Danish steamer Leopold II, rorl Riga
December IS and Dartmouth January TO- were
srneduled 20 arrive on THURSDAY.
Nofhing has been heard from the British steamer
80. 22rorn Hamburg and Shields for New-york.
etncc sne passed Dunnett Head on December q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
COMMISSION NOT SUCCESSFUL
,-,rrED STATES VIII NOT PAY COhA-N' ~
FULL IT IS SAID.

r.rsra. Jan. 27-The chiefs Of the Cuban
-.,-, learn fr O. day or two from the mem
[s-. ' o.. The returning Commission Of the e.i I'M
--..,sr..v Of obtaining from the United states
.,e.-rn,sr. che sum Of S4oooo0oO or any
e-,,rrt approaching that TO pay the CUBAN
-.. r,-s4sient,y it viii rest with the army TO
Ind or % continue TO hold together un''i 'ne
. ~ S3Olo0p0 which hcs heretofore Dee'i
-.s ,rrtary Administration has lad no com
-,rncstors with che cuban corliialIs
nun mum .rs ouest.y N OF pay, but Governor
s-l-.-7 r-.,t,s u.s. ,r a position to learn quickly
esnT.- --ses n any considerable portion Of the
-,,y .-- The expectation is that the Cupans VIII
sc.api the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
MORE DOUKHOBORS AT HALIFAX.

SMALLPOX CASE or THE VOYAGE FROM RUSSIA
AND THE STEAMER GUARANTEED.
Halifax. Jan. 27.-The steamer Lake Superior
with the second contingent Of Doukhobors. two
thousand ir number, going 20 the Canadian North
west arrived to-day from Batoum The passen-
gers are accompanied by Count Serge IoistoA son
.. ,ro .,ser noolernan Of that name There were
three deaths on the voyage One OF them was that
Of a child. eight years Old. who died from Vrulent
smallpox The captain OF rhe ship reports no new
cases but the steamer is held In strict quarantine
A stampede of workmen occurred al the quar-
ar+ira station Iawior's Island. when the news
snread that The Lake SupcrlQr had smallpox on
hoard The Doukh0bors will pYbably be mere
month unless the epidemic sptads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
BUFF4LO RAISES ITS MILLION.
GENEROUS SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The PAH-AMERi-
CAN EXPOSITION

Buffalo Jan. 27.-Subscriptlons 70 tae stock OF
tAe Pan-American Exposition reached the million
dollar mark this afternoon, over 10000 having
baen received within the last torty-eslt hours. IL
Is now proposed 20 increase the capital stock OF the
company from 100000 to s. 2%o'oo. The raising of
& 30 90 by popular subscription within I've days is
a feat. tie incorpoTators Of the Exposition say
ina, tas never before been accomplished In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
THE SITUATION AT MANILA.

The situation at Manila is regarded as crit
ical. Of course, but the officials see no reason
why they cannot command 1t FOR time al
least General Otis reported yesterday. IN con-
nection with some matters regarding the snip
rnent home Of some sick Spanish soldiers that
he could hold out beyond a doubt until rein
forcements arrived and added that as the news
had reached Manila that there was every pros
pect that the Peace Treaty would soon be ratl-
fed by the Senate. the effect on the natlVe eie-
ment had been salutary.
General Otis has received permission 10 load
some Of these sick Spanish soldiers on two
Spanish steamers now al Mania, or JUST due:
iesttnq rbe terms TO De settled on the basis OF
the contract price 70 be paid by the War De-
partment 10 the steamship line that secures the
contract next week for the TRANSPORTATION nome
NJ su the Spanish soldiers in the Philippines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
prss54y TRooPS DYING IN CHINA.

Odessa Ian 27-Accordng 10 q dispatch received
49, s-ou Port arthur. the Russian post IN the
T.,ao-ronr Peninsula os China. bad water is caus-
inc terrible mortality amone the Russian ttooiss
tt-o 't..-'ir.d a.d 0ft cen died iu the months pf
,,,nfer W. and December, and the average mortal
-. =. rnv. fnlr n.atls lallA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
TO FIlR1DA RESORTS.

Atlantic Coast Line and Plant system quickest
"a bssi Three (ast trains Superb service tampa
nav Nofel Tampa. nov open. Tri-week!y steam steam
20 servica by Plant Line between Port lanpa'
ftt..f fttf Wsst and Havana. Illustrated literature llI
rniisbeS nv j J. Farnsworth, Eastern passenger
agent 26I Broadway. New-fork.-Aa'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
sp,NrsH BANK ORDER REVOKED.
~ WILL NOT BE THE MEDIUM FOR COL
7r~~rVG TAXES N CUBA

Washington. Jan. 27.-The War Department 5
,-aa- of January providing that the Spanish
pank Of Havana shall collect the taxes III OuDa
lor the fiscal year ending June 80 next was re-
,okea today 1y Secretary Alser, and the nona
was returned 20 Dr. Jover Antonio and ny MN MN
accented Genera, Brooke az the same 1ile va W aS
instructed 10 establish a system for the colIec-
ton Of taxes. introducing sucn ma AlnstS a -
nose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
c4RoLrs DURAN COuING HERE.

p,-,. Ian g7-carolus Duran will be a passenger
- cSampagne which sails from Havre to-mor-
~" - vaw-York He expects to spend three
,,oonths In the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
cryER4L GEoRGE S. GREENE DEAD
~zrr OLDEST LIVING GRADUATE or WEST POINT
At THE TINE or HIS DEATH.

General George s Greene died from old age at
,,orrisrov-n y j. az o'clock this morning. He
loavas three sons General Francis Y. Greene G.
Greene. jr both now a. Morristown. and Major
Charles T. Greene, United states Army re''eo' OF
1e5rge sears Greene was born in APpon9,us Var
- point ln ic2. His profession was that OF
cI,g engiree- ne served IN the CivI ar ana
.. - "a thc ranks of majOr-seneraL Nf'er the
- b. v.rs chief engineer Of The Croton Aqurduct
@"ni W. later chief Engineer ot Public Works IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

<, Petersburg Jan 1.-THE United States Consul
General here ". r. Holloway. announces the
os..bu.hmert OF trade agencies and permanent
,,,t.,.. ~ ssr,ples Of American goods IN the
TT,A--i'.'- rrovinces and in Southern Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
A UNIVERSAL FAvORIrE.

For richness Of quality. dryness and navor Moei
and Chaneon Champagne Is GneQ1alled. The sale
Of this ce eorated wipe = larger than that OF any
other brand. thus provAyg It's universe! popularity
-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
p,-rrNAN SERVICE NETWORK TO AUGUSTA
AND AIKEN.

. a,,er Ian. 3orh via Penn. r. r. and
@ on !.l,srn an Railway Leave Newyork ll:5O a. m.
9oiiv except sunday. Pullman Drawins-room
uallS ;S, grars New York and Augusta, connection
s slre kkiksn 20 o. m daily Pullman Drawing-roo
.sisaning-cars New York 70 Aiken. connection Tor
Augr,sta n Y. ONCE. 2Il B'way.-AdvI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
BAVKERS IN BELFAST FAIL.
ro AID TRADE WITH NORTHERN ErRoPE.

Belfast. Jan PIP & NJ Shields. bankers. OF this
oitv have failed Their liabilities 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

-. .,d a,,er Jan 30ih. via Penn. X r. southerh
~ ~ + c 4 = aud + f. G.. Ry dlrsc, s come Is =. 10
ihl,S 'steamsliD FOR Havana, Sey W.st ana -
- poute of The NeW-lork ana + flo'lSs t@'A'
So So n y of!ces. I'll and 353 3 way-Aof-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

III. Tational health and pleasure resort S,ns ownTu
ID controlled by T. : Government ana otber
,I,,.uts For Information ana po9EeIna IPF''
a. - % Hoyt 81 Broadway. Se"-i0'A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
uLIGHTNTVG JIM" STEWART TO GO.
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT WILL PREFER
CHARGES AGAINST HIM IF NECESSARY

GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT WILL PREFER
CHARGES AGAINST HIM IF NECESSARY
Albany. Jan. y CspeciaD lightning jim Stew
art the state Gas Meter Inspector. was here to-
dav and paid visit to Governor Roosevelt He
learned that the Governor believed the term OF
Office had expired when he nominated Jastrow
Alexander for the place. II Stewart had hoped
thar the Governor had reIented or changed his
opinion as 70 his full authority to remove him ne
was made aware that he was mistaken.
The Governor told him that the Public Ofcers
act clearly declared that the state Gas Meter IN
s7ectors term expired over nine months ago more
over the Governor had taken the opinion OF At
tornav.General Davies on the subject, and the At
rornev-General had declared that there was not
he slightest question about Stewart term navins
@pIbar possblv 70 consult with his lawyers. ex-
Governor Black. Abraham Gruoer ana A-'H1se
Ocott
Local politicians who know Stewart well were
saving last night ,hat the Governor was nound 20
nut stewart out az office. and would 90 TO the
trouble Of removing him on charges i su'n sep
was found 20 be necessary. Stewards use OF MS
ofHce some Of the politicians said, had been 100
openly IN the interest Of the gas companies ana
against the interest OF the public 10 permit OF Ms
being retained longer.
,-he following letter was received by The Tribune
YESTERDAY
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Editorially you referred few weeks ago 20
expeoted increase in gas charges for December
January 70 Offset legislation affecting cents
reduction beginning January I The excessive
charges were correctly foreshadowed in the writ
er's case b. double the amount of the Novemoe
December BIN This feature OF affairs. wnich Close
4. ofe,ts all residents Is unlike 20 that soft
Co,i smoke nuisance which you are so Vigorously
denouncirg BY the way do not confine your etlorts
~ Brooklvn The same gas company whose rates
o~. .xforfionate causes a wide section 70 be COW
rcd Win coal smoke in Manhet ttan Borough Keep
egifafinR | have agltated tne board or hVa|lh
% no tt{ T., o. iSsg TRIBUNE READER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
,,.nr 49, rmENrIETH CENTrRH

London Ian 2.-Pope Leo. according 20 the Rome
-.l,noode.t OF The Daily Chronicle con'em-
rlo,es a universal jubilee IN 1870 10 marx ''7 ois"
irg of the twentieth century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

General Appraiser shurten. who has been III
the last week was not al his office yesterday he
has not yet announced his intentions IN 'ne mat
~ =, he reouest for his resignation. Colonel
wilkinson who has already forwarded his resig-
nation to take effect az the pleasure oi ne presi, resi-
dent Is q member OF .he B0ara q Class!hcation
and has nothing 70 do with reappraisenerts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
qEF REV. DIR. PARKERs WIFE DEAD.

roraon Jan H-airs. Parker the wife Of the
-, r,~ 1osepb Parker pastor Of the CITY Temple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
SUFFRAGE FOR NEW-YORE WoHEN.
PILL TO LET THEM VOTE on QUESTIONS IN
vorNrNG TAXATION.

Albany Jan. Z7-Senator Armstrong OF Monroe.
IN introduce a bill on Monday night. providing
- the right o. sunrage shall be extended 20
,or,en 20 that In cities OF the third class and IN
villages and towns where school sunrase Is no"
.a ,bev NAV also vote on all questions in
,I,iry taxation Tho extension is Oh the line sus-
gested by Governor Roosevelt The Governors idea
- -. make a trial o, the extension and II II proves
~ GOOD move 10 Increase IL gradually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28
VACANCY on THE JOINT COMMISSION.
Mr.. PAYNE LIKELY TO BE APPOINTED TO sUc-
cEED Mr.. DINGLEY.

cEED Mr. DINGLEY.
Washington Jan. q CspeciaD-It seems probable
that the vacancy OF the quebec Joint Commission
caused by the death OF Mr. Dngley Of Maine. Will
be filled by the appointment OF Chairman Payne, or
the Committee on Ways and Means. Nj Payne
thoroughly equipped for the place. and MS views
OF the various questions which the Joint Commls-
sl,r is considering are 80 well IN accord with those
of NJ pingley that his appoln tment wou 9 be sea
eraIv regarded as suitable and Satisfactory Ar'
Payne is a good lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-28

r, -,tN YORK Central nkeepsie Local Train
- W sf4-1 Central Station az 300 viii be-
49, '.0'say sylA jGst. leave at 4.5S ?. H.