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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
PRACTICAL POINTS FOR WOMEN.
THE HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
STUDIES HEATING. PLUMBING AND
VENTILATION.

The new room of the New-York Household
Economic Association. in the Industrial Building
was alled yesterday afternoon with the members
Il the association and their guests, anxious 10
earn what they could on the timely SUBJECT Prao-
seaJ Points About Heating. Plumbing and Ven
slat,on" Charles f. W!ngate. consulting sanitary
Engineer spoke on the topic. and every woman
vent away filed with the laudable desire TO follow
,ut his suggestions TO the letter.
When you move into new house ealo MI
Uingate the first thing 10 do is TO ecquaint your
elf with all the water-pipes and gaspipes. to see
!, ,bev are ali In good order. and where they are
n be turned of IN case OF emergency II neces-
ury get an intelligent plumber to go with you
rom the top 70 the bottom OF the house, ana ex-
,lain all about the plumbing. Women need Train
ng IN the matter OF smells. Men often thinK 'ha'
romen have an unusual capacity for smelling out
hev need 70 have trained sense Of smell TO dete;'
ma difference between the various odors Of house
There really is no sewer gas smell per Sc out
,oselv affiliated with II is the rank foul, greasy
mel that gathers about the wash basin ano
Iitchsn sink
~ grease 10 illustrate what he called "sohdihed
,ewer gas" To keep this deposit from becoming
, resting-place for germs and consequent disease
a. suggested putting g piece OF potash the size OF
, lemon in an empty tomato-can. ming II with
boiling water and as the potash dissolves pouring
: slowly down the traps letting it remain there II
M Wingate also gave five points OF sanitary
calvinisrnS warning his audience IN selecting
home 10 beware Of dampness, whose signs were
falling plaster dry rot Of the tinbers rust on Jne
pines mould on the walls and KIND OF hoarIrosss
,3he-inp 10 the sides of the cellar At the close OF
his remarks vote Of thanks was rendered MIN by
the audience. ,,. 49,. ,r.-oduced
Mrs " G. Smaller, president then n5T0qqess a
Ms 4 N Pmnkett author OF women PIuiiiDeIs
md T0ocfors' a scientific work on household san
taton VINO spoke Of the strides made IN me KnOWl
edge OF sanitation in the last fifteen years SlS
congratulated the association on us WORE 60
hoped all It's members would show thelr ~. In'S CT
h me esta hrnent OF the State Hospital TOT NO
sumptves .,s-. ,-o-r.h
Mrs Smaller reported the gratifying grow WI
o. the School Of Domestic Science Whlcn ~ a.-oav
weeks had Increased skiold ano reporteo attIe
PUBLICATIONS FOR classes 10 be formed IN seLs n.
snis and missions Mrs John F BarTy nssI sor
q the Committee on Schools. MADE an appsat 20
more flrnishings for the schoolroom, paruccuISss
ling the special need Of cups and sa9cers, iUr ~
butfer-piates sDats. gas boiler. and money u
course .. @. - v,,,an
Announcement was made OF lecture 70 pe go
.o-r,o--ovv sSternoon at o'clock 10 me ASSoCIa-
ton OF teachers OF Cooking, by MISS Ee osa Of The
Tea and cakes we're served at the closo "a
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
LARGE BUYING ~ MANHATTAN.
MANY RUMoRs AS A RESULT ANOTHER pD-
NAL THAT THE VANDERBILTs .
HAVE SECURED CONTROL.


The buying OF Manhattan yesterday vss larger
and eager than ever. total Of u05a shares
changing hands The stock az time touched
ISL. but subsequently reacted. closing at 49,.
net gain for the day OF 3% per cent AL sorts OF
rumors were current regarding this stock. thu,
favorite being reteraton OF the oft-told tale
that the vanderblts were buying IL largely
One OF tina leading men In the Manhattan said
yesterday afternoon when asked 70 account for tts
recent sharp rise In the company's stock:
There no truth IN the reports that the Wander
bits have acquired control Of the Manhattan Rail-
way Company. They have denied IL privately TO
their friends. and only yesterday Chauncey u. De-
pew denied II publicly for them II is thing TO be
regretted that this rumor should have gained such
wide circulation but in these days OF excited
speculation people will believe any stories which
are set ahoat The controlling interest In Manhat-
tan IL held by five individuals. counting the Gould
estate as one The Vanderhnts know this. aud they
are too shrewd business men 10 think OF going into
the open market as has been reported TO be thar
policy. with any intention Of being able 10 buy
there shares enough TO give them control
The rise in Manhattan Is probably due In part
70 the prospect OF early execution OF the plan for
electrical equipment ot the system. Tho details OF
this plan have practically been worked out. The
firm Of J. P. Morgan & Co. has been approached ON
proba bility will undertake the operation. There
will be issue OF Sl5.0oo0 probably stock; 70
which the present stockholders will have the right
10 subscribe al par; hut possibly bonds. j. r. Nor
gan& Co. are not interested In Manhattan as large
stockholders. but simply nrm which VIII
finance the improvement, as any other banking
house might do. They Will 90 the vork tney can
figure out a satisfactory profit In II for them
selves
One Of the reports In Wall Street yesterday was
10 the effect that engineers representing the elec-
trtcal company 70 which II had been proposed 70
give the contract for electrical equipment or tho
elevated roads had after careful examination, re-
ported that the structure not strong enough 20
bear the weight OF the eleetriosl ocomou'es nsces
lines and on the other hand. u was ruTnored that
a motor light enough in weight 20 meet the re-
ouirements Of the situation could be operated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
yEW.FNcLAND ENTERTAINMENT.

Many people have received the impression
The "Rag Carpet Bee" 70 be neid at 80
tune sroir This Is not so; only the performers
WI wear the costumes Of other days All others
vii wear evening dress. ,.o
Mrs BENJAMIN z. Kenyon has arranged spe -.
scenes from Miss Hoiley's book, which WI ss bv
feature OF the evening The singing esLleesb AZ
Chorus Of hfty in costume will De unaer TT Tbssa
rection OF Miss Driver Of Washington a -. and
The Banks OF the Pleasant Ohio. az OF u wine
will present curious picture OF an olosn pc viii
The modern supper and the mooerh u"
cloSe the entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
MRS. sTAyF0RD's GOOD FORTUNE.
RISE IN CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD STOCK
pEoRcA Aviation PLANNED.

San Francisco Jan 3o-central Pacific Railroad
stock. which less than three months ago was quoted
az Is. has advanced to IS Mrs. Stanford owns
So 1888 shares OF the stock and at Ii It was worth
s4s3.scs At the present rate she might sell 1t ror
g. sss sss and It is said she has even oetter oner
THE Examiner to-day says that the local Stock
holders Of the Central Pacific estimate that within
thirty DAYS the scheme for the financial reorsan-
tzation OF the road would be made public There
Is talk Of consolidation with the Southern Pa9ihe'
hut the belief Is also expressed that preceding
consolidation there will be temporary lease OF me
Central nv the Southern Pacific under an agreenent
by the latter TO pay per cent annual dlVineno oo
the 66S 600 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
TIE Rest ESTATE.

.,o,, thine own hearts conque-orf
Strive ever thus 70 De-
TIA Is the Aght that Is most sore,
The noblest victory
Ar thou beloved by one true heart.
On prize IT, II IS rare;
There are so many in the mart
SO many false and far
Art thou elone7 Oh, say not go.
The world Is full be sure;
rvhA-e Re 40 much OF want and woe,
So much that thou canst cure
Art thou IN poverty thyself7
Thou still canst help frendi
Kind words are more than any peIl'
Good deeds need never end
Art thou content IN youth or age!
Then let who will be great.
Thou hast the noblest heritage
Thou hast the best estate -. ,,-.-4-
IF z Weatherly. IN Casselfs Family Mdea-He
esiAc-Ad nv A H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, Jan D-Ths following companies vsfs
Incorporated to-day:
Rensselaer, County Loan Association. Of Troy;
canital ZOO Directors: z ". Doyle. Aichasl
Doyle and Matte E. Doyle. Of Emira
Buffalo Structural Steel Company. OF Bufaoi
capital 10000 Directors: Casper Teiper. John q
wickser William @. Houck and Avery { "ofe
J. g. McCarty Company. OF New-York cry; 70
deal in art goods; capital $50 Directors KUN
Beaumont OF Nutley ~ j and Arthur 7. Hardy
and John NJ Harrington, OF New-fork CITY
Caslon Press Company. Of New-York city; 10
carry on a printing and publishing business: capa-
raj rO9D Directors: Barclay Durham. Fredeffo
T Singleton and Angus T Mackay
UvaJde Asphalt Company, OF New-york cry;
capital. $4,000 Directors: John T. harston. nAtpn
T Rokeby. Charles L. Spencer. Harry L osdsn
and lanes Z Sparkman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
ALWAYS A RIVER TO CROSS.


There's always a river cross.
Always effort 70 make
II there's anything good to win,
And rich prizes 70 take.
Yonders the fruit crave
Yonder's the char ming scene;
But deep and wide. with q troubled tide.
Is the river that lies between.
For the treasure OF precious worth
We must patiently dig and dive:
For the places we long 10 III
We must push and struggle Snd strive;
And always and everywhere
Well find In our onward course
Thorns for the feet and trials TO meet,
And a difficult river TO cross
The rougher the way that we take
The stouter the heart and nerve
The stones In our path we break,
Nor eer from our impulse swerve
For the glory we hope 70 win
Our labors we count no loss;
IT'S folly 10 pause and murmur because
OF the river have 10 cross
So. ready TO do and dare.
Should we in our places stand.
Fulfilling the Masters will
Fulfilling the souls demand.
For though as the mountain htgh
The pillows may rear and toss, -,
They'll not overwhelm II the LORDS al the neiD
When the difficult river ve cross 49,,
Josephine Pollard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
MISS GOULD VISITS SICK SOLDIERS

Miss Helen Gould with TWO women fnenos. ~ w..
ID Bellevue Hosn,aI Yesterday afternoon TO inquire
about thu bAsl,h NJ tine sick soldiers in the hospi
tai The party was Immediately placed unoer t,'e
charge Of an attendant and taken through -
wards where the sick soldiers lay. They were nve
~ number Miss Gould held short converse ,Ie
Yin each before she and her comphnlons Ie4 -
hospital When 81 became known that Mss .,ers
vas In the hospital she and her eompanlohs .,et
me OBJECT OF much curiosity on the part OF uie S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
COTTON RATE WAR BEGUN.

SOUTHERN RAILROADS CUTTING HATEs-sTIR-
RING DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.
Atlanta, Ga, Jan % speciaD Beginning with
to-day a sensational cotton rate war is opened be-
tween the principal Southern railroads The Sea-
board Air Line. the Central Of Georgia, the SOUTH
ern and others have cut their cotton rates. ana
there is prospect OF still further fau. The
soliciting agents were out for orders this morning
under the new system, and stirring developments
are shortly expected in the situation. The South
ern and Central wero authorized by the State Rail
road Commission 10 meet the cut begun by the
eaboard Air Lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

In fifteen minutes with only cake of Ivory Soap and water.
you make better cleansing paste than you buy
Ivory Soap Paste will spots from clothing and will clean
carpets rugs kid gloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
Shoes BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Of Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that
used with damp sponge cloth cleanse many articles
that be washed because they will not stand the free appca
ton Of
nan aHTen'T HSS 'r ass s.oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
GRANITEWARE TRUST FORMED.
THIRTY MILLIONS IN PREFERRED AND COMMON
STOCK

Chicago, Jan ao.-A telegram TO THE Times-Her-
aid" from Milwaukee says that the National Enam'
cling and Stamping Company will be the name OF
the Graniteware Trust. which includes the kieck-
hefer Company Of that city The company VII
be organized under the laws Of New-Jersey, with
capital stock OF 100000 per cent preferred STOCK
and 80 900 900 common stock The principal plants
absorbed bv the trust are IN Milwaukee. st Louis.
New-York and Baltimore. bonus OF % per cent
Of common stock is offered 10 purchasers OF the
preferred stock The 100000 raised by the SAFE
OF the preferred stock will be used as the WORKING
capital OF the organization A meeting 70 perfec.
the organization OF the company will be held soon
In New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
rypoRTAy7 RULING AS TO SUGAR DUTIES.

N.v-Haven. Conn. Jan. 8.-Judse W. X Town
send. Of the United States District Court, today
handed down an important decision In the case Of
the American Sugar Refining Company against the
United States IN which is involved the right OF Gus
,o-,. anpraissrs 10 assess duty moist or green
.uxars imported from Brazil higher value than
they were worth when shipped N sranI suca
s,,0srs Lose from IA 70 10 per cent u weight y
1900 - and evaporation during the voyage. and
ara more valuable when they reach tnn country
r-s1sArs IN takfnz Of this ncre&&o U value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Nothing definite could be learned In Queens
Borough las; night relative 70 the Astoria Light
Heat and Power Company, which fled incorpora-
ton papers at Albany yesterday The belief Is gen
.ral that the company Is one IN which Jonh D.
Crirnnins Is interested Mr.. Crtmmins on november
/ last closed a deal whereby for himself and others
- oh.a,nsd pos,ession OF the Casino Farm, the
voo,,ev estate IN Astoria and about the same date
he bought Berrtans Island in he East River.
story was started the time that It was INTENDED
- e,t~h the racetrack laid the Woosey
sstsra some years ago Mr.. Crtrnmins denied THIS
saying the purchases had been made Win w.
a, thaf time n was said that part OF the prop
-, would be used for an electric plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
PrpORTED DEAL IN CEREALS.

Columbus Ohio. Jan. IA dispatch TO The State
Journal" from Akron, Ohio says that the details
OF deal that involves entire change In the man
sgement OF the American Cereal Company, or Oat-
meal Trust. leaked cut yesterday. Within the last
week Il 600 3hares OF stock OF the American Cereal
COMPANY representing s. 10000. have been trans
ferred 10 Myrou T. Herrick and James Parmelee
and a few OF their friends OF Cleveland. and J. P
Mutt and William Christy OF this city. As the out
standing stock OF the company Is 8 81 100. this pur-
chase does represent controlling interest, put
a. represents d balance OF power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

PEELED Just surely he comes to Washington,
bur II we SIT idly by while Mormon attorneys are
arguing with members-eiect Of the new House
every day until that House meets you cannot ex-
pect anything else than Mormon victory. You
cannot blame a member OF the House OF Represen-
tatves for voting TO please the polygamist 50 long
as he has reason 10 believe that the people OF his
district have objection. but let him know that
you do object altogether and all the time. and be
Will gladly heed your wishes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
ANOTHER RECREATION PIER PLANNED.

resolution sent by the Board OF AloeriiieN
10 the Department Of Docks and Ferries recon-
naend,ng the building Of another recreation p-s.
a. Twenty-second-st. and the North RIVER
considered by the Dock Board yesteT Gay, ou s,trs
laid on the table 10 be taken " al some L1a1S
time II the recommendation Is favoraoly coI ssTs
cred there will In future be three recf ION 'rSf
or the West Side between the Battery ana
Geth-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
Selected by L. NJ
ENDOWMENT FUND.

The regular fund upon which the / B > can
re,v for current expenses is steadily increasing
Mrs Theron z. Parsons. OF this city, will con-
tribute 81 every month. thus making the FUND
S@ . 1,,.
The other contributors are J. AUGUSTUS rdGe'
q r,o1fh. two Young women Of Trenton n j.,
81; Mrs Joseph shardlow, 8; Mrs r F. HUDSON
cents: T s S members, cents $500,
Check for 81 has been received from Mrs. Lionel
sutro. ito help pey postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
BALTIHOREs RAILWAY DEAL
OF ALL THE STREET RAILWAY

CONSOLIDATION OF ALL THE STREET EAL"Ai
LINES COMPLETED.
Baltimore. Jan 20 speciaD.-The neTotintonS
begun month ago for the consolidation OF all the
citv and suburban electric and traction rau"ays
Of Baltimore were completed to-day AeAsHaef
Brown, representing the Elkins-"ideAer synDIoA'e
-,h,on e-st bought the Baltimore City Passenger
peuwav lines. has accepted the proposition OF me
Consolidated Company 70 sell its Stock @ a. @ o.
Paiwav Companys stock at $50 share Gaming
FOR N2sOOOo and the Consolidate SanE LOT
months ago Consolidated Railway stock had nor
rasched lis par value OF SIS Under the deaI lust
ssc,sd me 600 COO stock distributed az the lorna
ron ~ the company will return over A5,ooW
Ths papers In the deal have not yet been signed,
but IL Is stated that verbal agreement naS O@oH
made for the consolidation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
oorroy-yrIL WORKERS STILL OFT.

.,rn,,a- Ga. Jan. % CspeciaD--rhe cotton mill
onarattvss strike is still on here President Pusn
N the local Textile Union announceo TINS MORT
-, ,5. strikers were still determined 20 push
80, .ras and would starve In preferences TO re-
,nrn,ng TO work at the reduced scale Between
.,rhtynvs and ninety enployes AZ the shops OF the
southern Railroad in this city have gone On
S-.-sks because OF the deduction or one nour tom
Iha Ia hortng dsv The officials declare the reduc-
,tnr is NECESSARY on account Of close appropria-
ion buf the disa1ected men say they wiz stay
out ur1n the old figures are restored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Has any one sewtng-maehine FOR wnicn sne
hss m further use? II It IS up in the garrett.
tucked away where It Is doing no go9d ana Is Sun
a. condition OF being Of use, the Preslaeht-S5
"a wants 10 call Il out II Is egalnst the SUI
shine rules 70 leave anything tucked 49, Oe1 ood
otse- 70 somebody II passed or A mother who
mas large family Of small cnlosen: , ang "a nav
re 4reirbt charges on such Donation Any men
- desiring 10 answer this call Will please notIy
Per General and the address OF the one
needing the machine will be sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
SCHOOLS FOR THE RED NAN.

superirtendent OF Public instruction Skinner has
notified Mrs Harriet Converse taat provision mas
her made in the proposed educational Law which
-. he, introduced In the Legislature for me
cor,nulsorv education OF Indian children. for the
eTe~ton OF schoohorses and for the employ ment OF
native teachers Mrs. Converse Is lAoorLng 70 lHa-
,rovs the condition OF the red man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

meeting Of the creditors Of the D. z. Rose
Company. manufacturers OF cigars and cigarettes
at Nos 2s6 and 2ss EliEabeth-st.. held yester-
day In the Office OF Horwitz & samueIs, no. 946
Broadway. The statement showed iabflfes, $50 .
OOO and assets $4,000. proposition was made
for a settlement at 80 1-3 cents the dollar in
notes al three. SIX and nine months. and commit
tee appointed to examine and report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
MEDALS FOR NURSES.

T. Sc reported that Congress is TO be asked 70
give gold medals 70 Miss Margaret AivlHs
Chanler Of this city. and Miss Anna oou4S-' 49,.
Porto Rico campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
INCORPORATED IN NEWJERsEY.

Articles OF Incorporation were recorded N ne
Essex County Clerks Office al Newark YESTERDAY
by c. Rogers Brothers. Of Meriden. Conn Inc
ca p.t,l stock is placed at 100000. OF which e.e"
4. raid In The concern will engage 10 the eouery
Mer,asn' conn; H Burton Rogers Of DAnoury'
Conn and Arthur J. Baldwin, OF East oranse -, ~.
49, v,,,h the secretary OF STATE at Trenton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
Bette COOKING AND WORE MIX.

Its suggested that an expert cook familiar Win
The elements OF physiology" be employed a. ,ns
National Home for Disabled Volunteer soiole's
and that pint OF milk be added 70 tne,aIiions
raton and served once day. These t.i,aS.s
ere On acconnt NJ me high percentage OF Sickness
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
How soon

Our newborn light 2e1.r
At+ains to full-aged noonl g, z,s,..t~L.,
and This how soon 70 gray-hdird nlghG 49,.
ITa snrinR we bud, we blossom, ana we olAS'
~ we can count our days; our days, they
Flee so fast
They end
When scarce begun;
And ere we appreneno ~ 4 49,,
VA IaI count tbv DAYS: ard hethey fly TOO fast
- ,bv dull thoughts 10 count, count
every uaS ~ie Francis Cuarles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
FIBRE BOZ COMPANY ASSIGNS.

Chicago jan. 2o.-The fibre box company OF this
city assigned to-day 20 Charles H Wells The Ia
hlir1es are $4,000 and the assets 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

The Sheriff received an execution yesterday for
S242O against the Springfield Quarrying' Mining
and Construction Company whose ONCE wes al NO
a. Broadway in favor of the Produce Exchange
Tr,,st Cornpanv on notes Of the company. Endorsed
nv walter J Roberts the order Of the Standard
National Bank which were turned over 20 the
produce Exchange Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Principal Office in the Borough OF Manhattan; au-
horized capital $4,000 with 1000 subscribed. The
ncorporatore are Joseph B. Allaire, John Schwarz-
on Max Bunner George c. Feig and Frederick
!, Toupkins. all OF Nev-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Isaac Phillips has been appointed receiver IN
sunplementarv proceedings for Israel Gordon. OF
c.o-don & NIllard. manufacturers OF cloth caps at
No 235 Nercer-st who closed October last,
Nv Judge Hascal OF the City Court on the appl-
cation OF John Menke. a creditor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Two judgments. aggregating s11,o75' were entered
Yesterday against George Hasbrouck in favor OF
the New Home Sewing Machine Company for IN
dorsing notes Of Thomas McLoughlin in August
1897 which were also Endorsed BY the standard
Bicycle Company. formerly at No. $50 SeVentn-aVe'
OF which Mr.. Hasbrouck was treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
r1EcrRrc ENTERPRISE IN QUEENS.

A NEW COMPANY IN WHICH JOHN D. cRIMMlNs
re BELIEVED TO BE INTERESTED
Albany, Jan. 2o-The Astoria Light Heat ana
power Company with It's principal Office in Queens
Borough. was incorporated to-day. with capital
o, 10000. The company will supply both gas and
electricity. and Will operate in the several counties
comprised IN Nev-York City The directors are
Horace w Fuller, Augustus X Moeh. AT III p
Eums and z r. Foraker, Of Manhattan, ano L
Wilbur Spear OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Thu Ladies. 40 Society Of the Vernon Helghts
Congregational Church gave a pleasant socla4 u
,,s pastor and his wife. Nj and Nrs + 3. heHoss
a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ofcht' on AoH--.
-. 7, ~. +hA anniversary OF the third year
:, NJ ana Mrs KeTIogg~s marriage. and the people
OO-esented them with a beautiful couch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

Have you had a kindness shown!
Pass II on
Twas not given for you alone
Pass II or
Let Il travel down the yearA
Let Il wipe anotkers tears.
TIL N h>aven the deed Appears
Pass u on