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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
YESTERDAYS NEW BILLS.
Albany. Jan. % Among the bills introduced IN
the Legislature tonight were the following:
SENATE,

AssoSisfion o; the Presbyterian Training school
Edith Margaret Ambrose. Alice May Perrigo
Emma Anna Kuroski. Josephine Gordehe Martin
Alma McDsde. Armna Whitely Beatty; Hen
rietta Van cleft and Amelia Jean inghs o %n
York TO the lls' OF institutions drawing puoHo
money non Er.,or DEMONSTRATING tho city OF Yonkers
certain land under wafer. also. autnorMnnGs me
Yonkers Common Council 10 appropriate N'Vo an
BY senator Ford-The bill Of the State stsnos,
raphers Association proyidng or tne
in each judicial district 10 examine court stenog-
raphers 10 competency inc test 70 De tns aU ,i
IN write $50 words a minute for five consecutive
minutes and to transcroe the notes Ofhcal court
stenofrapners or those %no 1 nave p'a''seo Ia"
BY Senator years , GreG 70 M 6en 10 be be
made b. persons desiring credit
ASSEMBLY.
Nv Mr. Davis -Discharging in nrst-class cities the
lien of all taxes. assessments water rents OF
charges for the last ten years anq o ance the
Rw Mr. schmid-Proyiding that bicycles shall be
Widening of Newtown Creek and the establishment
Of buIkhead lines the cost to be charged upon the
'B}v Mr' De iraw-Amendng the New-York CITY
charter so That ma2 VINO mas ban 9een
BY j. F rennan-Proyding that the ,n fire
GCmms9nGr 9 who rssgned in ISL
OF Darymples bravery as fireman accompanies
the measure.
Bv Mr. Finn-Prohibiting the dumping OF snow
or re fuse of any description from the seawail or
Battery Park under penalty Of $50 hne or twenty
five DAYS Imprisonment or both. The bill also d.
reefs THAT BATTERY Park shall not be used or oc-
cuped in any way for any purpose except park pur-
poses .. 4.
Nv MIR Wissel- Providing for the appointment OF
a collateral inheritance tax clerk In the Office OF
the Surrogate OF Queens County. at salary not 10
exceed 81. 500 yearly
By Mir MISUNDERSTANDING certain commits
sions OF the Of Gravesend which sun exist.
moi with-ts nding the consolidation Of that town
with Brooklyn. ,,-,,
nv Mr. McKeown-For the repeal OF the Wallace
act which allowed Mr.. Wallace 10 start SUITS
against the city of New York TO recover damages
and TO compel the city 10 go 10 great expense IN
dredging certain tldewater creeks on the south
side OF Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
PLANS FOR THE SECOND PANEL DINNER.

The annual dinner of the Second Panel. Sher-
IFS Jury Will be held tomorrow evening at
Delmoncos. and I; the hopes of the Committee on
Arrangements are realized this years gathering
will be among the brightest Of the many Joyous
festivals Of the Second Panel
As Is usual with this panel. no programme Of set
toasts will be prepared. II is the custom OF the
toastmasters 10 call upon speakers from among
The guests without previous warning. and for the
very reason that the addresses are not the result
q. preparation thcy are redundant with sparkling
humor and spontaneity. Among the guests who
are expected TO be present are ex-Goyern9r Flower.
torney Asa Bird Gardiner. Augustus Thomas.
Chief OF Police William :. pevery Iohn d; Wise'
I Molineux. Judge Mcmahon the Rev. DR. George
r. Van De Water and Marion j. Nerdery. The
committee in charge Of the dinner comprises aeon
tent Richard r. Hunt. Jacob Hayes. W. H. Moses
and Victor F. Roumage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
40 OPPOSITION To DIR. DOTr.
HE AND M'MAcN1N CONFIRMED RI THE SENATE
NIGHT

HE AID MMACN1N CONFIRMED RI THE SENATE
LAST NIGHT.
Albany Jan o3-The Senate resumed lis session
tonight with only two bills on the calendar
neither Of which is Of any general interest.
The Finance Committee reported favorably the
nominations Of John McMackn, to he Commits
sloner Of Labor Statistics. John s. Morris 10 he
manager OF the Willard State Hospital and Mari
eta Doottle Coke. OF Utica 10 be manager OF the
Ctich State Hospital All confirmed without
opposition.
The Senate about 10 adjourn when Senator
Higgins called attention the fact that a report
had been expected from the Committee on Public
Health Senator Johnson chairman OF that COM
mittee. was absent and Senator Wilcox said that
the committee mad agreed to report favorably the
nomination Of Or. Alvah II. Doty 10 he Health
Ofcer Of the Port Of New-York He had not the
report and supposed that the chairman had II
locked up I'm his desk. Senator Higgins said that
inasmuch the committee had agreed on tho re-
port he would move that the committee be dis
charged and the report presented 10 the Senate.
Senator Grady had vigorously opposed this noni-
nation in committee and 1t expected that he
would oppose II on the floor. He however had
held conference with his feowmembers Of the
minority late this afternoon, and they had de-
cided not TO oppose any nominations now before
the Senate
when the confirmation Of DR. Doty was moved
approved unanimously. There was NJ further busl-
TO be transacted. and after session OF four
teen minutes the Senate adjourned until II o'clock
tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS IT is NOT
A MATTER FOR THE AMERICAN Al
THORITTFS TO DEAL WITH

Washington Jan % The Attorney General
hss rendered an opinion 10 the Secretary Of
v'ar IN the claim ~ Michael 7 Da9v & 20. as
20 certain contract relations between them and
the city II Havana relative IN sewering and paw
ing said city The complexion Of the proposed
contract. the Attorney General says. would IN
vove an expenditure for the benefit Of the city
Of S14 On0 600 10 he secured lyv an issue NJ
municipal bonds The importance Of the matter
involved savs the tttoyrev General. and the
difficulty of understanding ~the rights and In
terests of the people Of Havana with reference
thereto. are sufficient and conclusive reasons
WIZ the restraint contained IN the order Of De-
cemher last should not he removed by the mill
tary authorities If the United States AZ the
present time Tho administration Of the United
states in Cuba is Of a military nature and
merely temporary No action binding he island
or any Of it's municipalities to large expenditures
and continuing In debt ought To he made except
upon grounds Of immediate necessity. which in
this case do not appear TO he pressing, AS 70
whether the claims Of Dady & CO. are well
founded whether they are sufficiently complete
20 constitute Contractual relation. and whether
the authorities 81 Havana ought ultimately to
recognize and confirm them are questions which
ought 10 he left 10 the decision Of the authori-
ties Of Havana-not while that city is in dis
turbed and partially disorganized condition con-
sequent upon a recent war and change OF ma
tional sovereignty. but when IL hereafter shall
have resumed its normal functions under such
conditions OF order and tranquility as viii per-
NIT its authorities to deal intellieently and
Justly with the subject"
The Attorney General therefore recommends
that no action he taken in this matter al the
present time further than the ascertanment
of such facts as are obtanable through the
Military Governor OF Cuba or the more imme-
date authorities OF the city OF Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

and hourly marvel that will recklessly neglect
heir health when a moments thought should tell
them that they are counting death. II lies in most
every mans power 10 live 10 green old age. ~
q man would only take the care OF himself that
he does OF his horse or COW, or dog he would
euioy good health When a man owns hundred
dollar horse and it gets sick, he does not waste any
time about doctoring him up. When his gaIoen gets
full of weeds he doesn't delay about roofing them
out for he knows they will choke ont his vegetables
When he is out of sorts sick nervous headachy mas
no appetite and is restless and sleepless az night he
paws trlc attention TO it. The result is consumption
nervous pfostration some serious blood or SKIN
disease Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery Is
the best OF all medicines for hard working men II
gives edge to the appetite facilitates the flow OF a.
sestve Juices invigorates the liver and pnfihes ana
enrches the blood IL is the great blood maker ana
9esh builder II cures oS per cent OF all cases OF
lingering coughs bronchial and throat affections
weak lungs. bleeding nom lungs and kindred afec;
Hons Do not wait until the lungs are too FAR wasted
to admit Of being cured.
As you know five years ago the doctors had given me
% die with consumption. writes MI G. Mckinney
Of Deepwater Fsyette Co " II took treatment from
Or r V. Pierce and a eutirvy we'll ] have taken
steadily. directed his Colder Medical Discovery"
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation
One little Pellet" Is dose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
THE TALK or POLICE LEGrsEI r,o.
REPUBLICAN, LEADERS coNvrycvn
THING MUST BE DONE TO nEronx
rHE DEPARTMENT

THE DEPARTMENT.
Police oficials ana politicians OF IN. a
taking deep interest in mo plans Will es
ing discussed by the Republican ,saa.,. e Be-
ORGANIZATION Of the Police Departrnon, r., ~
reports from Albany indicate that yh,l. ss
for reorganization has been drawn IN. ~ OIL
end the Republican leaders In the I<r,,.,u..nor
consulting about the lines TO be followed e. "s
Dill. and that police legislation Is N Ia .. such
soon. II has become apparent to the p..lp,,Ad
leaders that the police force OF IN. c,,v H,aa
Tammany control is becoming more corr,,,. n'er
II was In the days before the Lexow ,nv..,'s .san
and that legislation Is needed 10 proven, s.Dea
OF extortion and blackman which never ~. sa
equaed. oeea
The action 81 the Tammany oe,cial. 4, .
Devery at the head OF the force and mskrs ny
Laughin Deputy.Chief. In defiance OF C.Iv,, s s'
vice rules the evidences OF lax enfortsn..
the law In some parts Of the city and the en,.,.-
~ recurring proof OF Decentralization ana ~.
gence among the members % the fore. a.. hssyi
referred to In the talk In political clrclAs ahon,
need for police reform The terrorism by wbios ,ae
police sought 10 defeat Assamhlyman Adler ~ VA
district east ~ the BoweTy at The las, slA,,i.ns
being referred to as proof that something mus,
done 10 prevent police interference with the -,
the city have declared that the esta bishn.n, a.,
new metropolitan district Police Department v ~
Commissioners TO be appointed by the Governar q
necessary for police reform Many OF them hscl.,.
that n the police are 10 BE- taken out OF oo,,,s
there must be q single Commissioner appo,n.ss
he placed under the control Of separate d.usr.'
rnenf. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
CONrALEscENTS At HAMPTON Roads
SICK MEN FROM THE PORT VICTOR TAKEN N
THE JOSIAH sIMPsoN HOSPITAL


THE JOSIAH sIMPsoN HOSPITAL
Hampton Roads Va jar 23-The ,rarsnor
Port Victor arrived AT Oh Point to-day with ,hi,.
'ty-tour convalescent soldiers and about Two hun
dred furloughed or discharged man. TIE corya
lescents discharged here and taken 70 thu
Josiah Simpson Hospital The remaining men
were taken 10 New-York. The list ~ conval4scer,,
follows:
Sergeant EUGENE n NJ DONALD Company B. Gu.
porsls JOSEPH MILLER and ROBERT II STACY ard
Private WILEY LAMBKIN Company n; Ar,trr
JAMES RI10s and Private LEWIS APPLEBY conp..,
r, Private OLIVER T. DIX. Company D. All q, til. 50
Infantry
Qrarterrnas,er-serxssnt WILLIAM p CLARK NJ
stefan THOMAS O LEWIS. rriva,.s LUBY L HAMl-
TON A. A. HALL. JoHE D. LESTER. WILLIAM
NOLAN and SAMUEL 7 SHELTON. Company VI: SCI.
seant JOHN F FREwEN Corporal CAMERON mil
+ HYNEs Company : s.rseaHi JrIIrs ' l. G GGyD
Company o; prvates FRANK 81 CARTER, JOHN
KRACsE. JOSIAH c. REASON ant z. TURNER Com
parry F.. Privates JOHN G. COLLINS RENAL DUB
BERLY. GEORGE FERNANDEZ, RICHARD D
SAUNDERS. TONY C. WROpLENsKr Company G
Privetes CARL l.. FrIGHrM 3 JONES FRANK
sPrVETT Company q Private THOMAS NAHAN, Com
pany T. all NJ the 9Th Tinted s'sss Volunteer Infantry
Private SIMON, Company X. OH United States W.
unteer Infantry.
Civilian LOUIS KAPLAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
NO TRANSPORT FOR CUBA THIS WEEK

1t IL more than probable that no transport will
sail this week from this port TO Cuba and Porto
Rico The transport Port Victor sailed from New
port News for this port last night. She was
Scheduled sail from here on Wednesday on the
regular weekly transport service 10 Cuba and
Porto Rico. but her engines and machinery are
badly in need OF repairs. and II is thought that
she will have 10 be held over here at least week.
The transports Sherman and Sheridan. well
as the hospital ship Relief. are being rapidly put
in condition for their long trip TO Manila. The
Relief is now AT the Morse Iron Works Brooklyn.
receiving A thorough Overhauling and will not be
ready for service for several weeks. One Of the
two transports destined for Manila is expected to
sail before the end Of the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
WORK FOR A TRAINED SIAIiSii'' NV
THE GOVERNORS REASONS FOR WANTING ADM
= WEBER AS MMAcKIN's DEPUTY

Albany Jan 2-Amons Governor Roosevelt
caller. to-day was Professor Adna Perrin "eoer
NJ Cornell University. who has been pFncuchns
selected for Deputy Commissioner OF haoo, So
u,s He was accompanied by Professor Ben)am'n
lido wheeler Of Cornell and Senator Frank rag
s,ns professor Weber cannot be appointed unu'
the nomination Of John McMackn as State Co, ~
missioner Of Labor Statistics has been conhren ny
the Senate , -, Nv
In speaking Of the probable seection oa "a,
weber as Deputy Commissioner. Governor FooFe
Welt stated to-day that IT was his intention ~
q nractical statsticisn in charge OF the eoiec,'on
and compilation Of hgurea In the appointment VI
Mr. McMackln he places az the head iaoor MAJ,
and through the selection Of Mr. WEBER ne $500 $500
IN. statlstician. The Governor wants tne 'epo''s
=, .he DAnar,ment 10 be more comprehensive He
wants them 10 show the deductions Of The STATISTICS
onS NOT merely the statistics themselves. ~,
Mr. Weber was graduated from columpla NJ
versty in 1894 He then took special course ~
statistics in German university. Returning 10
This country he took a sCecial course IN CoIumola
6nisbing II in 1897 lie was then mace assistant
register AZ Cornell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
CUBAN COMMISSIONERS SATISFIED
have NOT OBTAINED ALL THEY ASKED BUT ARE
srRE THERE WILL BE NO CONFLICT
OF INTERESTS

The commissioners sent by the Cuban Assembly
70 Washington TO learn what the United States
Government would do about arranging to aid in
paying the Cuban soldiers arrived here from
Washington Sunday. The party, consisting OF
General j. NJ. Gomez Or. Launza Colonel
sanguly and Colonel Villalon, will sail for Ha-
vana on the steamer SeguranCa Oh Wednesday.
Captain Kohly secretary OF General Gomez. said
yesterday that the commission had obtained part
OF what II had asked. but that nothing would
be fully decided upon until the Cuban Assembly
had acted on the question, Speaking for the
CuDans Captain Kohly said that they were salts
fed with the actions of the United States IN re-
gard 10 Cuba. confident that there would
be no conflict Of interests and that the Cubans were
ready and willing TO help the United states au-
thorities in every way possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. Jan 23-Tn the Assembly this evening
Mr.. Delaney called up his resolution memoralizing
Congress not 20 scat member any man who
may be identified with polygamy. There was
long and rather humorous debate and on motion
OF Mr. Aids the resolution was adopted by A
viva vote II. OF course refers 10 the election
OF Brigham ~ Roberts az Representative from
Utah
ON motion OF Mr. Kelly. the Assembly ad journed
until tomorrow morning II o'clock out Of re-
spect TO Assemblymnn William Hutton who
mOurns the loss Of his wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
CONSOLIDATED GAS TRUSTEES.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tn.
Consolidated Gas Company. Of New York, was held
yesterday AZ the compsny's Offices No Irving
Place Nearly all the stock was represented Al the
election Of trustees which resulted IN the re-elec.
ton Of the retiring Board. The trustees are
sloan. John p Higgins. william Rockefeller NJ
Taylor Pyne, George +. Baker. James stulman
stephen 5 Palmer. Hugh D. Auchlncoss r Au-
gustus Schermerhorn. Edwin r. Holden and Arthur
". Elliott The trustees will meet on Friday nj 4
o'clock when officers will no elected and other i'm
portant business transacted "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
To CLOSE THE SWEATSHOPS.
SCHEME NOW BEING EMBODIED IN tEcrs-
IATIvE BILL.


IATIvE BILL.
Albany Jan 2s-The Statutory Revision COM
mission at the request Of Daniel OLeary state
Factory Inspector. is drawing up measure "hich
will Increase the jurisdiction Of the Factory De-
nartment The proposed act will embody the prin-
ciples Of the system IN operation In Massachusetts
7, will provide that every building used Tor manu-
fo,,ur,rc nurposos must have permit or licepse,
N be granted only Oh the condition thar the APP
Monuments OF the building fulHl the requirements
of Law for manufacturing purposes Tho license
will he granted by the State Factory Inspector
who will he held responsible for the proper inspec-
tan ~ the buildings and the enforcement OF the
law. This system provides for the classification OF
buildings for manufacturing purposes under certain
nved conditions. when II is thought VIII ne sum-
Gent 10 drive out the sweatshops
The bill viii provide for nre-escapes euaroea
elevators sufficient space for the health OF eaGn
nerson employed In the building, proper sanitary
Conditions and number Of other requirements
deemed necessary for the proper equipment OF g
factory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
SyuRE PLEADS GUILTY TO FORGERY.
REMANDED FOR sENTENCE-MAY SEE HIS DYING
WIPE ONCE MORE

Louis j. Snure. the confidential clerk who was
arrested last Thursday, charged with stealing
$4,000 from his employers Mendel Pursch e.
Weiner, clothers. and who confessed to having
taken the money in the hope OF saving the life of
his wife who is now dying from consumption at
No. 305 West Twenty -second-st. pleaded guilty
yesterday TO forgery in the second degree before
Judge Newburger. in the Court Of General SEES
sons At the request of his counsel he re-
manded until Friday next for sentence The law
yer said that Mrs Snure expected 10 die at
any moment. and II understood that the de-
ferring Of the sentence 10 enable Snure 70 see
his wife once more before she died. Last Saturday
the unusual request OF Snure 10 see his wife was
granted and a pathetic scene followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DOMINION CREEK PrCH ~ GOLD.

ENTIRE KLoNprKs OUTPUT ESTIMATED At
DOUBLE THAT OF LAST WINTER.
Tacoma Wash Jan. 3.-P. n. Hebbe, who Il
part owner OF forty Klondke claims. has arrived
from Dawson He brings news that Dominion
Creek ha, come into prominence as a gold producer
OF the frss rank excelllng Bonanza and ecualllng
Eldorado. It's claims not so rich as llmlNtea
number on Edorado. but It's length Is greater ~.
minion and Eldorado together will produce from
900 to $4,000 900 at the end OF the spring ~,
son conservative estimate places the w'ne
output Of the Klondike at $40 900 900, double the ou"
put OF last winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
LAwLESSNESS IN EASTERN CUBA
ORGANIZED BANDS OF OUTLAWS TRYING

TO BURN CANEFIELDS.
Santiago de Cuba. Jan. 23.-Lieutenant-C Colonel
Ray. who is in command at Guantanamo. cables
10 headquarters here that 4 second attempt has
been made by the disafected Cubans 10 burn
the cane the Romoli plantation, but that lit
tie damage was done. owing 10 the promptitude
Of the United States soldiers on guard IN ex
tinguishing the Ares He believes that an
eanized gang is endeavoring 10 burn the cane
on all the plantations in his district and he Is
using every effort to find and punish the perpe-
traitors Of these outrages
The United States authorities refuse to CON
Arm or deny the rumors that band Of men
have been committing murders and robberes
n the Mayari district hut the reports are per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
I sstent. Colonel valiente Chief OF Gtndarrnerie'
has been instructed TO raise an extra company

sistent Colonel NaNente Chiet oi ue"u"i
has been instructed TO raise an extra company
to police that part OF the province
Much difficulty Ia now experienced IN COM
municating with the north coast Of the province
owing 70 the fact that no boat Is ava"ao'e
since the steamer Reina de los Angeles was re-
turned to her owners. ..s ,,,
THE reports OF serious sickness In the 9th I'M
,nune Regiment turn out TO have been exAs
gerated There are seventy-fve men IN the hos.
pital; but under existing conditions inns AZ TO-
throughout the province is fairly gooo. Inc "a
Immune Regiment, at Guantanamo, suHers ,ns
worst but the sickness there IL olnihsh,ns' ~
tho chieT surgeon REPORTS only six deaths this
month three due TO acute alcoholism. ana 'hree
to malignant malaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
NEW ROCKLAND COUNTY PROSECUTOR.

GEORGE A. wYRE APPOINTED TO FILL THE
VACANCY.
Albany Jan z3.-The Governor to-day appointed
George A. Wye. OF Nyack to the ONCE OF District
Attorney Of Rockand County. to fll the vacancy
created by the resignation of Alonzo Wheeler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
THOUGHT TO BE FRON THE PACL JONES.

BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN FOUND At socA
R-ATONE.
jacksonville. Fla. Jan. E-A dispatch TO Tbs
Times-Cnion and Citizen" from Miami says ths,
the richly dressed body Of Young woman. prob
ably one OF the party lost in the wreck Of ths
nAph.ha launch Paul Jones was found BY Captain
r NJ Ricardo About ~ o'clock an Sunday morning
at Boca Ratone where the Gulf Stream swings IN
close to the shore. The Womans dress is Of so!
woollen material. with narrow stripes OF gray. red
and black: the Jacket is striped in blue and purple
The undersktrt was OF red flannel Inc woman
wore black stockings and laced boots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DEATH OF LANSING, THE pUGrLTsr
STRANGE REASONS OF LoUIsvILLE's cHIEy I"
POLICE FOR NOT HOLDING AN INQUEST.

Chicago, Jan. IA dispatch TO The chronics
from Louisville KY. says that It Is prooans a. "a
the death OF Tom Lansing. the ppghns va
no inquest Will be held 10 determine what caysss
was Knocked out a few weeks ago by John nv.
OF Chicago. Chief OF Police Haager advane"
novel reason for non-action. ,..,
IL have no proof that Lansings death was cssTs -
by a blow" said he. and besides. wns' ~e Sass
Tha, was his business He hurt while WuS
ing at his trade Many similar cases nave ave. w
tried. and all those who were accused w.,.""
ouitted I do not think any action Is necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
4 NEW DE KOVEy AND SMITH OPERETTA

Montreal Quebec Jan. 23,-"The Three ORA
goons the latest result OF the combined efforts or
Reginald De Koven and Harry r. Smith had It's
first presentation at Her. Majesty's Theatre TO-
night The music is OF the class termed catchy
the dialogue is bright. and It was staged and cos
TUNED superby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
THE BROOKLYN AT ST THOMAS.

ST. Thomas, Danish West Indies Jan. 23-The
United States armored cruiser Brooklyn appeared
off this port early to-day. from Cuba but sailed i'm
nedately for that island after having been in
formed that the health regulations provided that
she would be quarantinei for fourteen days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. Jan 2.-The Court Of Appeals day calen-
dar for Tuesday Is Nos 1853. 1885, N. IIo. o2. ~ 10
and rs.