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The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12
OWEN, MOORE & co.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
L has been duly appointed administrator
OF the estate of
GEORGE MILLlKEN. late of Portland
In the County of Cumberland. deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs All per
sons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired TO present the same
Tor settlement, anu all indebted thereto are re-
quested TO make payment imme dlately.
FRANK B. MILLIkEN.
Portland, Sept. 9, 1899 sepIi2diaw3wTu.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12
GRAND JURY TO REPORT.

The grau1 jury viii probably come in
with it's report about noon today.
County Attorney Libby has kept the jury
men hard at work and will rake the ses-
sion q short one.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12
NEW ADvERrrsEmExrs.
september ", 1890.

XXZE: invite your
" " inspection OF
our Autumn
display of Curtains and
Stuffs for drapery and
upholstery.
The lines of Irish
Point, Brussels. Noting
ham, Lace and Rufaed
Muslin Curtains are par
tlcularly strong and in
clude all the most striking
and original ideas that
have been brought out
this season.
In the heavier fabrics
for portieres, wall cover.
ings and all upholstery
purposes, we shall show
many exclusive novelties.
oriental effects and Lib.
erty" creations.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12
A LARGE ENTERING GLASS.

Principal Albro E. Chase of the Port.
land High school said yesterday that over
l75 pupils had registered in the High
school yesterday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12

We make and hang
good window shades as
heretofore.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-12

Just arrived from III Olland and France
the largest amd most complete assOrfm ent
ever offered ian Maine. These bulbs were
selected under the personal supervision of
our scotsman. who visited the Bulb farms
of HH OlEand and France and made "a per-
sOnaE selection of each variety, and hence
had his pick of iEae choicest Bulbs.
We offer over sixty distinct named wa
rEetles OF aHyacintERs, and over 3D. distinct
named varieties of TuIips besides MANY
varieties of CrOcus, NOrcissGs ChiOno-
dOxas, SciAlas, AmemOmes, Ramunc ulus, &c.
Call or send for Our descriptive catalogue.
n. T. HARMON & CO..
Cor. Exchange aud Federal Sts., Portland Me.
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NETWORK CITY.

At the meeting OF the Police Board yesterday.
Policeman Henry Krekel. Of the Charles-st. sta
ton was dismissed from the force krekel was
indicted and tried a charge OF Turing James
Alexander. a Scotchman into saloon In Blocker
ST. and giving him drugged liquor and then rob-
bng him. He acquitted Of the charge. Tho
Police Board however found him guilty Of being
in a saloon in uniform and dismissed him
Mrs Darlington Booth will address the Patria
Club at Delmonico's tomorrow at s15 p. m. on
"Our Counirys Prisoners
Instead Of the customary formal alumni dinner.
the Princeton Club will hold smoker on jan
unry 49, at $50 p. m. Delmonco's. Repre-
sentatlves from Harvard. Yale and Columbia Will
he present, and the committee in charge has ar
ranged for an entertainment.
Services IN the crypt Of the new Cathedral OF
ST John the Divine on Cathedral Heights. will he
held In the future every Sunday morning and after
noon The service in the morning will begin at
10 o'clock The crypt was opened for worship TOT
the first time last Sunday morning. Bishop Pot-
Ter assisted by the Rev. Dr. George r.
Nelson canon Of the Cathedral, conducted the
morning service In the afternoon the Rev DTS
Morgan Dix William r. Huntington, j. wesley
Brown Frank j. Humphreys ana = !. lIiaiiS
took part In the service
Tho Young Mems Hebrew Association will give
q lecture and entertainment IN the vestry rooms OF
Templc Emanuel. Foriy-thrd-st and fnth-aNe''
this evening The lecture Will be Delivered by me
Rev DR. Henry Berkowitz, OF Philadelphia Chah-
cellor OF the Jewish Chautauqua society whose
topic will be 1.-THE Jew: Riddle lhe'e WIZ
also be a concert programme
John u Cr,mmins will speak AZ the meeting TO-
nigh, Of the Fellow Citizenship Association OF "e
East Side House Settlement at seventy s'Nth-S''
md the East River His subject Will he some
N,,no,eanth Century History OF the Upper East
Side"
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SATURDAY. JANUARY "a.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. JAN. H. IS"
ARRIVED

PORT or NETWORK WEDNESDAY, JAN II. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer cyrnric nD. Lindsay. Liverpool December 20
with rnlse 20 II passengers 10 the
White star Line Arrived the Bar at : "a m
D d6g ouSgn g. h G mds % cabin and
IN steerage passengers the Hoand-America Line Ar
'' steamer M BehoT cBr Baene Hamburg December r.
via Halifax January IN ballast to i@roer TO- d"
steamer Ems Gen Harrassowitz December %
storage passengers Oeiichs CO. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Allegheny GR0. Low. savanla DECEMBER e
caageaa 20 r9r Lmqn Jamaay p pnG T F64wSod (
Keioci Arrived a he Bar at go a. January 9
w steam rSe 10 Haey January with
me Steamed 9"e Tae fGm.f to m ea%p Baltimore
AIRY o. Win mdse in transit to Norton ''"' WIN
'n steamer G6ldsboro swain Philadelphia with mdse to
" sandy Hook j. Jan II. $40 m-wina north:
moderate: clear
Liverpool: Ncw-York southampton; Majestic DR. Liver
POOL Noorisno r,es, nsnSsren. Guyandotte Norfolk
and Newport News: fucatan Havana ct.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London. Jan il-Arged. steamers Manit2u Gr. Can
mons York, Tuscarora G'r, PAYNE Ne~ fork W.,
tas Tea yok Jan ,aitd steamers LAIN Gr pohe
C.ron Bremenl. New York Norge 'Nor' Pausen 0ro"'
ierpoo Jan ii"salled steamer Cufc CBp. Thomas,
Queenstown Jan 1-Arrlyed, steamer New-Engand
O]rj. McAuey. Boston for Liverpool 'di not eo"''"'
fIzari Jan ii-Passod. steamer Spaarndam tDuich,'
Roggeyeen New-York FOR Rotterdam 49,.
IsIe ~ Wight ian ioPassed. steamers knight Errah,,
Tr, Jones New York Hamburg January H. ffoaha
fGeri Jantzen Nor{, fer Bremen - - .,.
lin Jan ii-Arrved. steamer Macdun Br Thorn
Glasgow Jan 1I-Arrived. steamer Anohor'a 'Br' Will
Soe s;e,,n jan e-sef-d Thingyalla DAM
ra.b New York. Deke Rickmers Gen, Ruhie New
Aa.werp Jan lo-Arrived steamer Sahara CBD. cave
Amsterdam. Jan losailcd. steamer Elise Marie ''e"'
H Iii,,rc Ian ii-Arrved steamers Diamant Gen,
wschau=en. Nev-York. Northern Light OBJ. "i'"''aS
Ta,rc Ian rl-Arrivea. s,rathailan 'BD'
reixoe@ Jan G-Arr.ved steamer Peninsular FolI y,
peftenco,Irt Nevf-Yofk. via Fayal Tor LISBON dHu
GibTaltar Jan s-Pa.sei. steamers Res'ormei ,bn.
yil,,re Vev-Yo-k for Genoa. January IL Lord War-
wick ar, Rawley Lcata for New-Nork Maiaoa' ''U'
from Batoum for New York. -- ,.u.-,. ~, rur.,
Pauiliac. Jan ll--ArrlVeo steamer i"'' N''
ssgres Jan lO-Pa-sed steamer Ciotfried schenHer
(Au-tl. Parovlch New York ia It Mcnae's lot ''a'
Strait II Messins llPassei, steamer Pooa'ees
T,r, owen York FOR Venice ana Tieele,, ,r,-,
Narseilles Jan Ii--Arrived steamer burguhdh rU'
- NMchaels Jan 1i--Arrved steamer Delaware 'Ho'
Davis Belfast Liverpool FOR New lorh M, from,
BOMBAY Jan e-Saiied. steamer Ns"s''Hu 'p'' "N
.Vi.,nr'a Ian SAILED steamer Hogarth 'Br Iaylo'
0Is , 40 Tan Sailed steamer Beluea BID, Morrison
York, arrived steamer Scottish Prince 'br' hoo
SON New York via Rio Janeiro. ,,., ~,
RIO Tonero Ian 1O-sailed. steamer Hanoei 'br)'
Penrce. ian io-Arrived steamer Button dBr).
Ohls New York via 81 Lucia for Bahia. etc
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PICHuOND'S s. P. G. C. NEEDS HELP'

THE BoRouGH SOCIETY IN DEBT OWING TO i'A|n
Oh. ACTION OK THE PART or THE CITY.
The Richmond County Society for the prevention
Of Cruelty TO Children held its annual meeting "'
the society rooms. Castleton- ave. New-brlHh'o"
,..a,srdav afternoon President George 7. Conner
OCCUPIED tho chair The report OF the reasu'''
William G, Wilcox, showed that the society was
nooring under n financial embarrassment o"iis ~
the fact that tho city authorities had fai'ed 10
nav for the board % children placed III uei
charge Mr. Bonner stated that 'harltes '"h-
missioner Feeny had refused to allow money '''
the CHI lren and that interview win mayor
Van wick had given no satisfaction
Tho total receipts FOR the year are *sJ2 J." ihcuh
iur 81 $50 borrowed - carry the work The to'al
disbursements have been 1885 a. anu the society
;s stu in debt 81 GIG q In addition to mis- vouch-
,rs issued by the county before consoid"'ioh
arrourtlrc IL 1926 &c. still remain uniah
The officers were reelected with the exception ~
u + Simonson the vice-president, from North
aeB who was superseded by Charles H. ingalls,
Mrs O. H. Barnard and Miss Stewart brown were
elected 70 the Board Of Managers
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COTPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate couTBetSr ere, . Van ETunt
J rS ansns M nos S. So 80 g. e. Is 3d.
sp n M Special TermPart before TruaH'
JHNon calendar called at 1870 p a. petors Gle
S' supreme eTmPar' s IIs s b si
nTH1crred causes Nos i54i, 1918 2G3e 1880 clea
sq11Sm ana }Sd Nos i75s SCI 1904 So
sgBrere Cour-specia TerrnPart vBetore kellogg
J.-Causes be sent from Part " Tor "'S'. Ease WI
supreme Special TermFaTt yI P5 Nash
JMo' 20 Special Terin-Par VIi-Reioe Scott
Elevated railroad cases Clear >, p.,,ro ,,cAsoro.
Jfreferred causes Nos sso2 5a2 e5$S 60; @s
Ssc2 o 6,so 1850 eess 5;G4 ;S2 .Sa2 si wv S7
. sss Gas Gas sS si 5 S -, s.,e ,7' $500 1928
supreme ss Teg S1a a,7s i o; ST &
sta ooS7 S,ie si17 cans s442 s93 a2os 1854. ~.
2GDo 346g 3ols 36,i 1910 8'N1 "'"o S''~' $50
s3o1em , conr TRIAL Tern-Part IvBefore Andrews,
J e G,,r, %Triai rerm-Par v-Before Leven-
,rt causes he sent from Par, III 'or rial .lea5
man Causes be sent from Part III for trial
supreme court Trial Ter Par Ion, sgs, F ssi
8si $3.50 s5a7 5000 1918, 1856 1902, 2''7. %'s
s,rrcr"c conrtfrai Term-Par vIr-Before smyh.
J-csuses 10 from Part VII Tor trial Case 20 be
Supreme Cour,-Tral Termpsrt xBeforc Lawrence.
J-Iauses be sen, from Part VII for trial Case IN
finished
Causes from Part VII for trial. Case un-
supreme Court-Tial Term-Part NIfefore Mao
Lean Causes to be sent from Part VII FOR trial.
suureme Ceurt-Trisl Teun-Part XII-Before Smith,
~Causc. to be cent from preferred calendar for trial
Cases unfinished ,. 49,.
or,ens m go a. m wis for probate Henry W Mar
IN Max Hermann Wilheimina Boeier. John l. Grass.
at 1890 a.
surrogate Court-rria Tcrm--i3efore Fitzgerald, $
No. 1896. Will % Sarah j. Wadron. az 2;l1 b. m ~"
1912 will Of Pauline Goetz. az 2.lo p. ~
city Cour,-special rcrm-bstore o'p"yer Court
ouene AZ Motions at 1890 r.
City courTrei Part Besssre tlt fsreass
G. mos 5556. 72I 5ss' 1879 I9l2 22'" "''' "'S"'
2GGO 1911 212s I765 Case unfinished
city court-TriaI Term-Pa1 beileTs sehnchm man
22lo 1918 2iOa 24O9 2sl0 2ii2 2ii3 24ii 24i5 2tlg
24IS 24i9. 2422 2i23 2i26. 2426 PAS, 24ao 2i5l
2ss2 2434 2435 2437 243s 2i33 Case unfinished
city Court-Trial Term-Par III-Before conlsn. J.
Nos 1871. 1885, 20is 2oli 1885, 1912 2ls' 2So2 49,
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NORTH TARRYToWN

The new system OF examinations introduced by
The Board of Education at the beginning OF the
school year Is gratifying TO the teachers and or
aciss as the results of the last examination show
a large Increase IN the percentage over the previ-
Gus tests.
The now sewer system in the Second and Third
districts has been completed and accepted by the
Sewer Commissioners
The district rally preliminary TO the annual con
rention OF the Christian Endcavor Society Of West,
chester County next month. in White Plains VIII
he he'd in the FIRST Reformed Church next Iues-
dav evening George 4. Warblrton. OF New \ ork
Tho Rev John 4 lngham. pastor OF the lrVinsio on
Presbyterian Church and J.. Is. Fuller. or Mount
Vernon arc among those announced 10 speak
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GAS ~ DEMAND AGAIN.
THE TROUBLE OVER STATEN ISLANDS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS NOT SETTLED

THE TROUBLE OVER STATEN ISLANDS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS NOT SETTLED
Under the direction Of General Manager J. n.
sutn,rton the employees OF the New-York and
Staten Island Electric Company continued yes
terday the work OF cutting out the lights from
business places and houses which have heretofoie
heen lighted under contracts. where the consumers
have failed or decline to sign one Of the new con-
tracts agreeing 70 pay by meter measurement
An Injunction restraining the company from inter-
ferng with his lights has bsen obtaired by waiter
II Holt. the Borough Audi, or and Others are pre-
pairing to follow the example.
The principal objection ade by the patrons 10
the signing OF the new contract is the provision
that the consumer must supply all incandesce't
lamps. An experience at the Repupllcan reherai
Committee meeting Tuesday night has alarmed
many consumers. At the meeting the electric hghts
hurned bricbtlv for few minutes and then every
lamp burned out New lamps were secured ou'
these burned ont also and candles had to be pro-
cured before the meeting could proceed. Lamps
have been burning out quickly all over the island.
and it is estimated that the expense Tor lamps vii.
,ar exceed the proposed reduction in the price OF
electric current.
Electricians say that this burning-out OF the
,ouns e. due 10 the fact that the voltage is not
nroperlv controlled at the power station ana INA.
tb ne OF lamps Is entirely In control or those W no
ooerate the power plant II rs sara ith' ort INST
ace Is maintained at particularly high pom, 'u u.s.
~ this time for the reason that experts are III inc
horoiTh REPRESENTING Controller Coler, ana IL
vestgatng the complaints which nave oer IN noap
by citizens and through the po'0e Vi VIZ 49,
The office OF the gas company, IN Slapeitol''
,,hicb has MONOPOLY OF that method OF iliuInlna-
ion On the island was besicged yesterday with hp-
plicants for gas connections
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

James Young Q well-known and highly esteemeu
citizen Of this village. died yesterday morning.
after long Illness. lie was forty-hVe years o'u
and was born In SnF Sing having lived IN 'his
viingo for the last fifteen years. during "h'cn
time he built up large livery business. lie was
a Republican I'm politics. had been an Aiueiinn, NJ Ha
this village, a prominent CANDIDATE loi W, ~.
nomination for Superintendent OF the foor IASt
fau and at the time of his death was iitial,,
of the Board Of Water commissioners. a "iuO"
and four children survive him ,.. 1J-.o,
Justice Martin j keogh mas appointed t'atnS
Hustled Official stenographer TO the specal leIhS
OF the Supreme Court al salary OF so,-0o " go
The Board OF Supervisors YESTERDAY PdSSssSS""rt :"
resolution directing that the provision n1n..io
made for paying the burial expenses ana eItcunS
headstones over the graves Of INDECENT Union sol sol
indcent soldiers and sailors of the uniteH s'a'es
whose homes are IN this county .,so-
The Board OF Supervisors has decidea 10 IoT
on Tuesday next Supervisor kuscoe ,tsO pnrd
directing the Legislative Committee OF INC DoS'
70 onnOse The this winter at AludtH ~ "a
law exemptng mortgages from taNatoh a. WIZ, ~
time The Westchester Bar Association VII p pe
ouested 10 send representatives 10 spe'A "V''N
Tho BOARD on both sides Of the question; -. tho
The Water Commissioners have orsalllIeI ~ ~ -
election Of John NJ Digney. president; Jonh IA ID
Moran. secretary; Jay I. Lockwoott'
FREDERICK Seymour. superintendent ,...oa o,erI
William r Sutherland has been rec eC'e ~ CiiIf
W 8 Verpanck collector. and Mnotin, AZ, ,rrns
man Police Justice by the BOARD OF Nn n argi
,aes and r r Darling was CHOSEN N,,,,T1ier o,Sr
neer bv the casting vote Of PreSideht Nh" for
John H. Carpenter, who has heid the paw ~
number OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
MOUNT VERNON

The women Of the Bureau Of Charities nave
,ssuod q detailed statement Of the fair given re-
Gently in aid Of their work. The receipts were
1os3 A. and the expenses 500 q. leaving net profit
OF 1884 10
D. A. Waterman OF the Michigan Central Kali
road will address a meeting OF Young men IN me
Young Mems Christian Association Han on next
Sunday afternoon. His subject vii be Inc he-
,atione Between Employers and Employees .
The annual report 0, Jeremiah c. Foley Chief OF
Police has Jus. been submitted TO the Police Conl.
missioners The total arrests In tho year were
m2 OF which 2is were for in;oxcation % for grand
larceny IL for burglary for arson and LOT
murder The fines imposed were sl,0Jl ana Nalue
OF stolen property recovered N2Zo Inc NUMBER
Of dodgers housed was 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Union League Club annual meeting. evening.
Ney-York Library Club No. 60 West Thirteenth
st. p. m.
The Drawing Room. story telling. Waldorf
Astoria. $50 p.
Military order Of Foreign Wars dinner. Metro
politan Club, p. IN.
The Rev. DR. a. J. Lymans anniversary cole
bratiou. South Congregational Church. Brooklyn.
.. M
Bishop Potter's lecture temperance, Church OF
the Holy Communion. D. m.
Teau divorce hearing before Referee C. Edgar
Mills.
Peoples Choral Union concert Cooper Union. 8
p. m.
Seventy-frst Regiment Court Of Inquiry. 10 n m.
Meeting Of the Ncw-York Library Club Boys
High School Building. No. GO West Thirteenth-st.
y.
Now-York Electrical Society College Of the City
Of New-York, p m: lecture by Joseph Appleton.
Union Evangellstic services OF the West Side
Presbvterian churches. Fourth Church. Ninety
first-st and West Fnd-ave, the Rev. Frederick
Emerson Stockwell leader. o'clock.
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yONK EPS.

The first concert OF the third season VI 'e
yonkers Choral Society. Frederick X bur'o"' ~
ductor will be given this evening IN MUSIC nan
.,a ,as been q gratifying advance sale or tck-
e,s and a large audience is assured the society
will sing a number Of unaccompanied part songs
hut the principal feature will be arthur rVo''
MISUNDERSTANDING the zero weather OF , Tu eo,I
eveninr the new play hall Of the PARK hIII S-
,rv Titb was 0led on that evening by members
ana their friends who enjoyed an oiuuhle M r.
nsrformance given under the auspices or the TN
IT, fnurth annual dinner Of the Workers Board
of Trade viii take place AT Holly wood l pot o
Wednesday evening Of next week: captain 1Vu.eS,
d Evans and Captain H. TAYLOR have ac N
Invitations TO be present The Commlttee on
ranpenenfs is composed Of John Bellows Mlnilain
q McAdoo Frederick w. Hollis; Fremont N rhoo.
charles II Fancher Samuel T. Hubbard n, nee,
dore III Silkman Dr. }. w. Bowden Ed"lh ~
Martin and J.. J. Schlessinger: r.,..,.o ,,.r,
The civic League Of the Womans Insutu.e VIII ~
meet tomorrow morning AT the insutu.Ji, u.
pslisa6n-aVe Mrs Won Wagner VIII SPEAK OF
,eneme MT house work and ways and means OF De'-
terng conditions In Nonkers. ,, ,-,or,.1,
The Chaminade Club enjoyed soSiai ysstIfs ~
afternoon AT the home OF Mrs. l0zier' III i-d''u-
Iowerre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
NEW-ROCHELLE.

meeting Of the signers Of the proposed new
Repuhllcan organization will be held IN the fos'-
Once Building tonight at o CLOCK 'haries nam
herlain will be temporary chairman. part OF 'he
,lor Of REORGANIZATION is the condemnation OF the
rival Republican clubs. member OF the commit
Tee laid Yesterday that the conditions were iaVo..
shlo 10 complete harmony. and that the par
would probably be able TO nominate wihliihs
ticket ~ the coming city election II the new char'er
is adopted 49,. A,,,o dac,dad
The Trustees OF Larchmont Manor nave declne 20
~ adopt a flre-alaTm system. and are eneaseo III
oxperinenfrg with the different apparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
ONLY NEW-FORK MEAT FOR CONVICTS.

Justice Nash I'm the supreme Court yesterday
handed down a decision IN which he denies the
arnlicat,on for a writ of mandamus made by
Martin Rooney 20 compel Correction Commissioner
Francis J. Ianiry 10 accept bids from him for the
furnishing OF beef and mutton to the Department
Of Correction for the present year. Rooney, who s
a foreign meat packer, made the application on
fa,,rv inserted This sentence. IAN beef and NUT
ION used by this Department shall be killed and
dressed I'm The State Of New-Nork
fns,ire Nash holds that the Commissioner =
limitation which is complained or f. not an In
frjngement upon the constitutional rghts OF the
pcfftiOncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

ter Of August Kellerman. q farmer near mere Is
dead Her mother live only few hours. ana
the father and FIVE other children are Ill TWO
neighbours boys named Pothest. who partook or the
food are low. with slight chances OF recovery. The
hog when butchered had the appearance OF being
in an unhealthy condition, but the extreme poverty
of the Kellorman family induced them 10 utilize
for food
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Ex- Governor A. B. Cornell. OF Ithaca.
CAMBR1DGE-Baron Herman. Of the German En-
bassy at Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Congress-
man William Alden Smith, OF Michigan; ex-Con-
gresham S. W. Mccall Of Massachusetts. and
General J. J. Estey. of Vermont. GRAND-Major-
General James F. Wade. L. s. V HOFFMAN,
J. b. Lyon. Of Albany. HOLLAND-Colonel Sam
uel p Colt. OF Providence. and Erskine NJ Phelps,
OF Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Governor
w Murray Crane OF Massachusetts; the Rev Dr..
Alexander MacKaySmth of Washington and
Ponsonby Oge. OF London. PARK AVENUE
Judge E. c. Lewis Of Waterbury, Conn. VAL
DORF-C w Tinnghast. Of Troy. and Henry
Folger Of Kingston. n. Y W1NDSOR-Norris w.
Hardness OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
op,prs ~ eocEgrELLER TAX CASES.

The counsel IN the injunction suit brought
against the Mount Pleasant officials ana the Board
az Supervisors by John H. and William Rockefeller
will submit briefs Justice Maddox In the brook
Ign Supreme Court to-day The DIS "hch inc
p,oka,euers are contestng In this proceeding
amount 10 about $3.50 and were incurred by the
assessors in defending the william Rockefeller SUIT
The Rockefellers assert that the assessors not
having been authorized % defend the suits Or the
Town Board, acted their own responsibility.
and that the town cannot pay the bills The as
contend that the bills were incurred b. town
officials and must be paid by the town In the
mean time while the injunction holds good.
taxes can be collected in Mount Pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
PEEKSKILL.

On Tuesday the stockholders Of the Westchester
County National Bank elected the following d.
rectors: Cornelius A Pussley. Cyrus Frost Frank
NJ Dam Stephen D. Horton william D. South
ard William y. Dyckman David Wiley travis
and George r Pierce The directors organized by
the election Of Cornelius A. Prgsley as president;
cyrus Fost. vice-presdent' and FRANK M. IAN IN
secretarv The following staff OF clerks was re
tained for another year: Cashier George A. t rer7
bookkeeper. John Towart; bookkeepers, Fred
Pugsley and Walter Moses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETVS ANNIVERSARY-

The Employment Society Of the Church OF 'he
Holy Communion at Twentieth-st and Si1th-ave'
was founded, exactly fifty years ago to-day ny Ut.
Muhlenberg. service In celebration OF the ann
v.rsarv will be held at the church az II O'Clock
this morning a special address will be delivered
and II will be followed by a celebration OF me
Holy Communion. The organization helps poor
women by giving work 10 them The articles maze
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