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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-18

TO open up a correspondence with organ
ized labor of that state with the view OF
ascertaining the advisability of taking an
appeal from that decision to the United
states supreme court, the federation to
assist in making this appeal should It be
deemed advantageous to the workers OF
Colorado.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-18
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ANNUAL DINNER OF ST. PAUL's
PIONEER CORPS.

Given in St. David's Hall Last Egen-
ing to over Two Hundred Mem
bers and Guests-Marriage of Ben
jamin F. Chaplin and Miss Lavipia
H. Eaton, of Marathon, ". Y.
Opening of a Free Kindergarten in
No. 10 School-other Notes and
Personals.
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Meadow Brook Washer.

Pea coal sold to teams 70 cents a ton.
Corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-18
Extraordinary Silk Values
Among the Bargains Are:
Twenty Pieces


Fancy Satin BrocadeS, dark and
light coIorings, especially designed
for skirts or fine trimmings. A
good SI.oo quality for 70
only. ............... CSC
Ten Pieces
Fancy New Stripe TaiietaS. All
the right shadings and most popu-
lar waist effects. A regu. /o>
lar 85c silk for....... OOC
Fifteen Pieces
New Pekin Stripe Taffeta Silks.
The SWEETEST effects of the season.
A good Las quality oo
for. ..................... S0C
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-18
Ten Pieces

Two Tone Brocade TalietaS, darI
or light effects in beautiful combi
nation. Actually worth 20
Stag and $I,5o......" OSS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-10-18
IllIIS

/ do not believe there
10 a case Of dyspep-
Ella. indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieved at once and
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At all druggists,
25c. a vial. Guide
to Health and nedi-
cal advice free. 1905
Arch street, Phila.
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Eight Pieces

Heavy Cord Black Taffeta Silk
The duplicate Of a line we -,
sold for 75c. New price. SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
NETWORK CITY.

The Schoolrnasters' Association will hold It's nine-
tteth monthly meeting Saturday at 1879 a. m IN
the Brearley School, No II West Forty-fourth-st
Edward Howard Grggs professor OF ethics IN inc
Leland Stanford. Jr.. University VIII reao pay"
on Education for the Art OF Life"
Helen H. Gardener tho author Of the war stoiy'
IAN Unofncial Patriot" will be the speaker 81 the
fourth public meeting Of the Patra Club to be hed
at Delmonicos tomorrow evening at S:lo cloc''
Her subject will be "a BIT OF Secret History.
In the large hall of Cooper Union Samuel 6. Hi
born OF the Committee Naval Affairs. House OF
REPRESENTATIVES,, on Saturday at ?. m VIII de-
liver 4 lecture in the Board OF Education course OF
free lectures His subject Will be "Our New Navy.
This lecture treats Of guns, ships and armament
Tho lecture IS abundantly illustrated by stereopt-
Views.
There Will be & members dinner at the twenty
third Street Branch Of the Young Mems Christa I
Association on Saturday at $50 p m Toasts VIII DC
responded to by William f. Dodge. Richard e
Morse. William j. SchieTelin William II. Sage
William b Mllar and others.
Postmaster Van Colt invites attention 10 the fact
that by recent act of Congress all letters written
In point print or raised characters used by the blind
are now transmissible by mail when unsoaled at
the third-class Of postage. one cent for each
two ounces or fraction thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
NEW-ROCHELLE.

,rhe Anpeuate Division OF the Supreme court VI
Tuesday gave an important decision against
crst,ne smith. who has held the two ohlces %
Town Clerk and Justice Of the Peace MT oHlth
vos holding the Office Of Justice OF the Feace III
,S,s and was IN the same year elected Town CLERK
on the Democratic ticket, and since that Tune nc
rs continued TO discharge the functions OF Oo'l
oe,ces having two votes IN the Town Board anu
,he-e5v giving a Democratic majority. Inc case
MS brought before Justice Dykman. IN NhlDe
plains nv r. McKinlay Power and CharIes h-a'-
wicker the Republican County Committeeman,
Irst,ca Dyknan decided that Mr.. Smith oou'u
LEGALLY hold the two Offices. The Supreme CouI'
reverses this decision and holds that MI onliUl
vacated the office OF Justice when he became 1o"h
Clerk MIR Smith said yesterday that ne W9ulu IN
sa~3 the decision > final. ana a new J"SSiO0 va"
a. elActed at the town election on Marcn - . do
Tho Guperyisors Of Westchester QUAY ~
,5sd 10 opp0se the city charter or @
go have tpuOinted q committee 70 80 10 AtS Se.r'
ana ny a ~ "a defeat II before the Senate Com
,5ittee ON cities The reason SAID 10 De stNc. =,
he Srne~visors for opposing the ms'tsuIe 10
- contains "a clause which provides thal tne Co 80
,,,,st az COR the transportation o. prlsolS4s -
w On, lie TO the White Plains JAZZ H lso HlIe
~. - the expense Of caring for thein VIII L.
ave herQ kept hn the police stauoh' ~ H. r.
+--,,yi,ir, 10 fh. charter from people VINO I've -
vond the village limits and 90 no. Wl 81 ~ THOMAS
r,vnd 20 the new city, and from lue ~ t 80 .
vi l,gb1in who dislikcs the section Whlcl, ~
-, ~. III ble may be read IN the puonc 81 10
t-ti- Nj oirhlin attacked the cheitel IN ;.
60 lost sunday and said that Wheh thV p''P~
tive comes ne win 90 10 Albany TO oppose It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
MOUNT KISCO.

The taxpayers Of this village have nominated the
following citizens ticket 10 be voted for al the
charter election on March 2: Village President.
f. T. Baily; trustees for two years, John W
Bouron and Townsend Mathews; treasurer, A L.
Banks and TAX collector. Frederick j. Carpenter
Tie nominees for school trustees are william l.
HaIstead Samuel J. Barnes and DR.. T. " Brown
Bedford Townships Hgbway Commissioners
have ahvertised for bids for the construction OF
new road northwest Of Byrum Pond
The Republicans Of the four election districts or
Bedford Township have elected delegates 10 tbs
fowo convention 70 DO he'd tomorrow afternoon
a. ADAM Hall Bedford station. The party 3
united and a strong ticket will be nominated The
leading candidates for Supervisor are Robert *.
Clark anc George w Gardner
Charles IL Kennedydied AT his home in Main-st..
on TUESDAY morning after illness OF several
weeks Mr. Kennedy had lived IN THIS village tor
tbe isst eight years and was employed by the De
nartrnent OF Public Works as assistant engineer.
He leaves a widow but children.
A reception for Martin Demarest will be given by
the Kisco Council ROYAL Arcanurn, at their rooms
e<rxaayrow evening Mr. Denarest has been a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

r-.a,A was nnother stormy session or the Aloer-
NOR ~, Tuesday night. Alderman Hayward INTRO
go on ordinance directing that all doors III
churches and places OF amusement snali s"i,'e
,o.h Inward and outward. and that no chairs pe
,,,oooa in the aisles another ordinance tha' al
electric cars must sound gongs at cfoSsiisS' ~
., q slow speed in the city limits ana come 10 I"
s,on before crossing South Fourth. south 9iA'h'
co,,,h re,th and South Eleventh ayes o"lnb "
tho traffic caused by bridges on those streets ~
VS. also directed that coaches. hacks ana cAos
,,o,,t9 hear large and Ineligible numbers anu
hat the doors be so arranged thnt they o@I y"
o,opod from the inside by the passengers. Inns
o-d,,arco caused debate between Aiuef
Grant. Hayward and Cline, which became 30 U'',
,o- and personal that Alderman Grant appeaeu
20 the Navor 20 call Alderman Hayward 10 o'oei
rrb,s the Mavor did after Alderman Hayward d hcu
ar,nla opDortunity 10 express his views o.
man Grant. The ordinance Wa iinAH' '0
The Board of Education hed specIaaii - ~ ool
an T,,,sdav night and adopted the annual 60 90
budcaf which amounts TO %i5o5, or aoo"' S-''
less than last year 49, ,,,r.orrent was made
Tho rather surprising announcement =, SF,oiss
.,e.o~5av Of the divorce OF DR. George = " cI9s's
;ro.oinoTt musician OF this city. from ms Na.o,
Hrs Margaret Weiss. An absolute 4ecre et. W.
NJ ~ - Grand Forks n D.. by Judge Char!eS
Fiske The cause for the action was n l.I.S'
ircsnacitv resulting from the drug habit e&U ,i
&c nIo- DeriOd OF years. The CUSTODY o. tntCas
ci3l6 George l. Weiss r. given 70 inc pIdInil,l.,
~ Weiss makes voluntary permanent pro.'Sioii
for the care OF Mrs. Weiss in a private reuea''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
SING SING.

A ronort has been made by the special committee
or ths Village Trustees recently appointed to con-
fer with Warden O. V. Sage. at the state prison.
concerning the completion Of the Durston-a'e Ie-
tsioiny wall the construction of which has been
carried on Jointly by the village and prison au-
thorffi.s although nothing has been dOne Oh no
structure now twO-thirds nnlsheu. sHlCo laS'
.r,~rg owing 10 q disagreement between me par
"A. The committee states that warden cage -
.xrerleiv anxious 10 finish the wall. and VIII Deslu
orcratfons the weather permits, Dtit
o. tho prison be widcned 20 a uniform WluIh a., 0i
80 feet at points where il is now only 81 rect 10
effect this Improvement II would be necessary ior
The village authorities 10 institute cOn0enlhatlon
proceedings 20 acquire the necessary Idnd, when
vii be an additional expense not contemplated
made by prominent citiZers upon the subject. II
does not look as II the proposition TO spend aoul-
tional money this Improvement VIII meet with
general favor among the taxpayers. II is claimed
that nothing said about widening the avenue
when the wall was begun, and that as the pro
posed widening viii be done entirely 20 meet the
demands of State officials. the State should pay
for IT,
Although the hook-and- ladder truck and steam
fire engine Of the village fire department al
in the history Of the village a hosecart was Drawn
20 q fire by horsepower on Tuesday evening in re-
Spouse to an alarm To- small IRE that was soon
extinguished The hose cart had recently been
ftted with shafts and drivers seat, and Tues
day night the horse attached to it. old veteran
OF the New-York City Department, took the ap-
paratus through the streets with all the dash and
speed Of his younger days. The horse has not
forgotten his old fire department training. The
sound Of the gong on a truck or other fire appar-
citement. and if possible he will get and fol-
low the machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
NR. IVES'S COLUMBUS LITTER.
MAN WHO BOLD THE BOOK TELLS WHY HE
THINKS IT GENUINE

MAN WHO BOLD THE BOOK TELLS WHY HE
THINKS IT GENUINE.
The PLAINTIFFS case in the action brought by Bray
fbooksefers to rec5Ter 5is7i whch paid in
March 1890 for book which he says he was led
to believe Of the original editions, printed
from movable types. OF "A Letter Written in Span
ism by Christopher Columbus Upon His Return
from His First Voyage and Addressed to Luis do
SAINT Angel. February 1s to March H. 1883 An
nouncing His First Discovery OF the New World
which has been on trial for three weeks before
Justice INventritt and n jury In the supreme
Court was brought 10 close yesterday afternoon
and Austen G.. Fox. counsel for the defendants.
opened his case.
Mt Ives SAYS that some time after he purchased
the book from Gilbert l. Ellis he discovered that
the book was only Photographic production OF
the original work. and was worth about s. 90 lie
therefore sued 10 recover the amount paid b. him
for tho book less the s. 50, at which he now
values r.
Mr. Fox declared that there had been breach
Of warranty on the part Of Ellis. as he had told
Mr. Ives. prior to selling the book to him. that
certain persons had stated that they thought there
was some doubt to It's genuineness
Gilbert l. Ellis one OF the defendants. who sold
the book to Mr. Ives then took the stand. and told
OF his talk with the plaintiff. which led to his pur-
chase Of the book Mr. Ives told him be believed
the book 70 be one Of the original works. printed
from movable types. He said he told Mr. Ives
that he had visited the Ambrosian Library. at
Milan and compared the work with the original
of the book there. and had asked Father Cheriano
" he thought his copy genuine one, printed IN
the end OF the fifteenth century. Father Cheriano
merely shrugged his shoulders.
What did Mr.. Ives say 70 you Mr.. Fox asked
He looked the book over and SAID. ! can Oelle'e
my eyes $500
Nr For then examined the witness az to Ger
tain peculiarities in the printing OF the book which
ne said proved 10 him that the book was genuine
At tie close Of his testimony the case went over
until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

s+rae,s IN Rrooklyn He said that their condition
was getting to be a matter Of official scandal. ,
ur C;rout's statements and said: "The Depart
mcnt OF Street Cleaning IS doing all In its power TO
have the Municipal Council and Board or Aldermen
adopt such a resolution as would permit the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment 10 act ana al
low The Department OF Street Cleaning TO get a
system Of street cleaning for Brooklyn SUCH as IN
operation I'm Manhattan and The Bronx mere Is
some unhlddcn power I'm BROOKLYN that has SUM-
c,ent weight or power in tho Council TO prevent
enough votes being east 10 adopt resolution.
such n resolution as I speak Of is brought up az
every Council meeting. but 1t Is not adopted. l..
"It il the contractors" said CommissloneI GIou.'
There is reason 10 say continued MT. NC
nov THAT the Board OF Health will In an pro3a-
bllltv have TO step In. There is bill In the Legi5.
iatiire now to compel me let out the work. as
f. done at present to contractors. The people o.,
BROOKLYN are virtually In the hands or the council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
NONKERS.

The March parish tea Of the First arr
Cru,ch y,as held last evening at the nome u 80.
4r Baker. in North Broadway 0upPe-
served at o'clock. after Whlch So0ln' .,as,
~ An so,,ls. church New-York City. VIII de-
H.. o. lootura III the church. North HIoaua,~aE.;
ne' irving place on 'Wanted-An kxpialdt aU'', of
hsr mr. ,+reral of Warren H. Lowerre. OToIneI u
ne, I-.,,,,,,ietioner LoWerre. will be held ms
lt t,> IN > o'clock at the home Of his mo'hci'
M Chaminade Club musical orsanlzanon -
1-1~nen held its meeting yesterday tn
~ Lo,oe III Mrs T. X Martin. in PARK nm n 9
Dorl, ie we'll under way for the annual cQIceit "a
MAJ admission TO which is by INVITATION anu
rs 'bady Of John D. Esseck. who was crowned
IN The Hudson River Monday. was Iouno 20
terday by ~. =. Lehany. ~ car me Piopo4'' - ~
Like and watts Orphan House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
TOTAL VALUATIONS REDUCED.

INCREASES IN SOME WESTMINSTER TOWNS
AND REDUCTIONS IN OTHERS. PRINCl-
PAIIY ON Personal PROPERTY
The Committee Equalization OF Assessments
of the Board Of Supervisors has made hs report
Tho assessed value Of real estate for 1888 Is piaceu
AT Sss $50 O55 and the personal estate ut siso'oS
total Of slsS6S0935. This is decrease from 'iio
- ,.to,s ~ last wear which were Real estate,
s67 s5s S55 personal estate $AOS9Ill; total A'-'
O04 .467. IT, .os eed I'm
real estate were Bedford. East Chester, MsmaTo-
neck Mount Vernon New-ttochene. North sd
0seining Pelham Rye, Scarsdale Somers tnu
Yonkers In the remaining towns the valuation
has been decreased considerably the re9u co J
Mounf Pleasant being the greatest. $lSz4~S. INN
being caused by the reduction in value OF inc
With the exception Of Mount Pleasant. NoIth
salem and Yonkers the personal valuation II ot.
So I'd IN ali towns The full value Of real estate
In the county is placed $2l2,455, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
NO REPORT IN THE KNAUS CASE.

Chief Devery said yesterday that the ponce maI
made no advance Of any kind in the unraveinhs
20 tho mystery Of the murder Of Henry Knaus, the
undertaker at One-hundred- and-twenty -ninth-st
and Old Broadway. a week ago SATURDAY
Chief Devery has not yet received from Professor
U-tthous the chemist. an analysts Of the supposed
blood ST. ms on the nightstick ana shOe OF ioHCo
,non Srhiaup OF the West One-hundred-aIiu
Aforementioned. station who has been placed uhoer
Suspension. - cute r,ovo-z,
Professor Witthaus sent word 10 ChleI DeVery
at 5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, ana sara ne Iau
been DELAYED In the preparation or his report DE-
ceDse of press of business He promised 10 nave
the report in Chief Devery's hands at O'CLOCK
fhlS afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM-J. NJ. Brainard, of Auburn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. de la Espriea. OF Wiespaden
IsNfpTI2E,-I Maroouin of France; George +. -
Davis of Chicago and W. ID. Cushman OF Boston
FIFTH AVENUES. L. Merwin. eA-LieutenahI
Governor OF Connecticut and PROFESSOR = l, o.
Darunc % phfadolrhia HOLLAND-H. c. Frick,
OF Pittsburg and Colonel Samuel Z. Colt or ffo'l-
dcnce MANHATTAN-T VI. Pomeroy' OF Aupurh'
and William II. Seward Of Auburn. NEIhEt'
LAND--D. NJ Ferry, OF Detroit. VA = -.
Caroral Eugene Griffin of Yonkers and Senator
Thomas II. Carter. OF Montana. WINDSOR.J'
Newton Ficro Of Albany. and william NJ " MT
nov. of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
WHAT - GOING ON TO-DAY.

Princeton Club Delmonicos. $50 p. M
Ienten organ recital, Church OF tho DIVINE "a
ternity. 4.S0 p. IN.
sportsmen's Show. Madison Square Garden.
IVestchester County trolley hearing 4:SO p. m
Riverside Republican Club, Lion Palace. p m,
Musical and tea IN aid OF Children's Char'taple
Union, Sherry's. p. IN. ~
Women's Foreign Missionary Society OF the VOW
York Presbytery Presbyterian Building, 8 p. m
Lecture by the Rev. Charles H. Eaton Churcn u
the Divine Paternity, p. m
Reading by Allen f. Day. calvary mc'"o''''
Episcopal Church. p. m
Jewish Alliance. Temple Emanu-El' D. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
WHITE PLAINS.

Several plans for the proposed addition 10 .he
Courthouse have been received by the Board Of
Supervisors The estimated cost Of the new addi-
ton Is about $1,000 Il will be in Court-st. and
VIII correspond in outward appearance 10 the Hall
OF Records in Grand-st. The plan that will prob
ably be accepted provides for twO-stoTy building.
the first floor of which viii be corridor, of
which there Will DO a courtroom. seating two hun
bred an attOrney-room, judges room, witnesses
room and a retiring-room. The second floor viii
have the Supervisors chamber. committee
rooms cloa1roOm and room for the clerk and
chairman. The overcrowced condition Of the
present Courthouse calls for speedy work on the
now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
TARRYrOWN.

The Mount Pleasant Town Board has decided 10
submit a proposition 10 the voters appropriate
money for the purpose OF operating ne-crusher
IL constructing the highways OF the town.
Brandt II. Engelke. OF B. II. Engelke,
tempted suicide at noon yesterday by taking NOR
phine He will recover. He was employed IN his
Fathers tile works and II is said that his attempt
10 end his life resulted from worry over error
IN handling the kiln fires. which resulted in the
loss of "a large lot OF goods. 1t rumOrcd that
he had a love trouble. bat Miss Loretta Wallace
whom he was counting, says there nothing
mar coind have Induced him to want 10 die
Fngelke is veteran Of the Spanish war haV-
ing served with Company c. list New-York In
fanfTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH S. 1899
ARRIVED.

PORT or NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH S. 1899
ARRIVED
s,e,ner ssrathise CBr. osborno Barry February 10.
in 6aii4s' G Richards & CO. Arrived at tbs Bar at
'' Steamer Taorp Nor from Shields February ID.
arrived isi' at t" the - Bar at Sac m. March
steamer Fai,azan Girl Milestone. Calcutta Deoe1ntsr
Gibratar Fehraary and Bermuds March 3. with ndse
10 Nart5n 4, 5on Arrived at the Bar a,
steamer Borstad Nor Gullicksen. Tanpico February
% and Camreche 5 with mdse to James Ward & co
steamer CIV Of Kingston CBr NADER. St Margaret
Bay. Hope Bay and Port Antonio March 2 and M9rant
COMPANY. Arrived at the Bar at $40 m ..,
steamer Excelsior Boyd Ne"-orleanS March B. with
steamer Kansas city. Fisher savannah March g. with
steamer Old Dominion, Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
News. with mdse and passengers 10 old Dominion Sc
steamer Goldstoro swain Philadelphia, with mdss to
ship benjamin Packard Cof Bath. Allen Hong Kong
l03 days. with MISE to DeIacampe Co: vessel 70 ID
s6p e, Of Beaarss ar ga4 5; Baiay. November
sandy Hook March O. $50 m-wind west light:
clear.
Steamers Ia Heseaye 0uteh) FOR Antwerp: sabine OBJ.
Cape Town ct: bona Maria P'rD' NewpDt News etc.
CBr Antwerp Majestic ,3r Liverpool; Boston City CBp.
Bristol rsmTT 9 S2Ta ETC. SeSuTA"'a Havana
British cruiser Talbot passed out Sandy Hook S45
United State, transport Burnside for Santiago and Porto
Rico passed out sandy Hook AZ lO.so a m.
rTID MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton. March Arrived Louis
RaEdr New York tpuHacd Hurst Castle AZ - 40
southampton March :. $3.50 Sailed. steamer Lain
Gen Pohls from Bremen. New York.
Bristol. March s-Arrved. steamer Kansas CITY (BD.
Jones NeW-iork
HUI march Arrived. Idaho (Br. Custom.
New York
Sunderland March e-saiied steamer Lucorna BD.
Dyer. New. YORK.
Glasgow. March sArri,ed aeamer Omission (np.
Outrau New York
Neville March s-Aulvei. steamer FuInessa (3r Har-
New-York for G.asgow
Tory leland March Passed steamer brInessia (BTD.
uarrlf New York Tor Glasgow.
Gibrnltar. March sFasaed steamer Nowquay (Bfl.
tattnid Tor N@wiofk. I'M M. arrived steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm II GER. HOgemHnn. New York for Genoa
and proceeded.
Mars-ller March SArrivel. steamer Strntheven OBr.
M0ar. Now York via AIgers
Napes. March 6-Saed. steamer Aller GER. Nierich.
Eew-York
pardanalles March SPRssed steamer Auguste Victoria
der Raempn. Hsw-York via Funehsi. sta for Con-
stantinople ION Orient eruise).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
SCARSDALF.

Tho Highway Commissioners have changed the
date Of the trolley hearing 70 have been given
tomorrow, in the scarsdae school building 70
Monday, March o. at $50 p The hearing IL on
the application OF the New York Westchester and
Connecticut Traction Company, which has read
vertised for q franchise on the White Plains Road
as part Of it's proposed route from White Plains
TO Mount Vernon. The hearing is OF much impor-
lance owing TO the fact that the Highway Com
missioner IN East Chester has not decided on the
question but is said 10 be awaiting the result in
Soara1ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

The Port Chester Literary Society has been or
eanized with twenty-five charter members ana Will
occupy the reading Of the Central School
building The officers are Henry J.. Moreau' preffII
6ent. William l., fogcl, Vlce-presldtnt; a. IL
W. ihorVaX recording secretary; James j. Parker
corresponding secretary, and 5. Grendrupp. seIe-
tary. - - ~ o-A ,,Ai ,ov-n
resident OF Rye died at her home, III Me!oouIIaes
"a Rvs Neck on Tuesday Mrs Delanoy was
The widow of John Delaney. The funerI VIII 10
beId to-morrow afternoon at the home.