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Connecticut western news., 1899-02-16


 sition that no other appointment would be made, but Mir. Curtis was appointed on the recommendation of Senator Ali son as thoroughly competent and we'll versed individual for the place. The three gentlemen in question will start at once for Santiago, Cuba, to report on the franchises and concessions in that part of the island which have been tenn porarily at least held up by the procla- nation of General Brooke
 Colonel Thomas Moonlight, aged CT years. died in Leavenworth, Kan. He was colonel of an artillery regiment during the civil war and was brevetted brigadier general. Colonel Moonlight was appointed governor of Wyoming by President Cleveland during the iatter's first term. During Clevela nd's second term he was appointed minister to Bo- livia, remaining in that country for four years. He was a member of the Loyal Legion and a prominent Odd Eel low.
 Public school No. 20, in Jersey City, has been burned. The fire started in the basement of the old school building and soon spread to the new building ad- joining, both structures being destroy ed. Jenett's photographic apparatus factory, Gottbergs glass picture fac tory. Martins suspender factory and John Matenheimer's residence were also damaged. The total loss is about $7s,- 900. of which $50 900 is on the school property. Battalion Fire Chief Hogan and three other firemen. when half be- numbed by the cold. went into the Gott- berg factory and were overcome by the smoke. They were rescued in an un- ontn kx.v and taken to a hospital
 The cost of recasting the personnel of the navy on the new lines pro- posed Tn the pending personnel bill will be 32,o07. 56s. This fact Is set out in . communication to the United States senate from Secretary Long in answer to resolution of inquiry introduced by Senator Jones of Arkansas. Merging the line and engineers. as Is proposed in the bill. the cost of the combanatio ~hula hs ss sss.sss. whish is eeee,eeo
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-16
Not ts Be Caught. 

"Are we Alone?'' be asked.
 Entirely sos" she replied, feeling that at last the time had come. "You may speak without danger of being overheard. "
 Still he hesitated.
 Would you mind having the phono- graph removed from the room?" he said at last. ''It looks to me n if 1t were loaded for . record. "-ChioAso Post.
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-16

more than the total Of the prssvn. pay of both branches. The increase in the pay of the marine corps is u.- s2s,ssS. which is accounted for by the increase in the number of both officers and men. The new naval appropria- ton bill also carries an appropriation of xll1. .505 for pay of 1o.2 300 additional enlisted men.
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-16
DotnR Good.

"Let us,' said the exhorter. "go about doing our fellow men good"
 "And plenty, added the man with the serribis tissr-CtAstneAk knalasss.
Connecticut western news., 1899-02-16

Tralus stop only on signal. or when eondae- tor is notified.
 Additional trains leave New rslta and msA- land for poushkeepsie 70 % A m and svcfy hour to 0l D m
 Trains leave pouVhkeepsis m Aso . 10. IslG New Paitz
 Trains leave khinecfin 500 -@.. asi p mA arrive at Silvernails 10 4s a m., sst m.
 Trains leave silvcrnaiis n sf a m ep m arrive st khinecline ia ha ? 10. bnpn
 Trains leave Poughkeepzis for nopew well so and m A m, oc and sw m
 Trains leave Hopewell Tor rcakAsssp@as 90 and 10 Sb a m, 0n and 70 p m-
 Trains and 10 csrry tsreass o6ssA sssvs>s wtnsted and Grand Central station. Fer lat Western Kxprem, train i, makse 0we0 sepr Ontario q Western Ry for the west dms Chie~w~ L;,:s;:: ::: 5 : .:::;: ::s ::s ::s i: s. D0
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01

Pictures are always attrac-
tive and just now, photos of
Island scenes are doubly so,
both on account of the interest
awakened and the beauty of
the subjects. KING BROS.
have a very excellent stock of
views to select from. No. 40
Hotel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01
The Last Car.

The last cars of the King street
line going to Waikiki and Palama
pass the Anchor Saloon. The
cleverest mixologists in the city
are there always to put you up
anything you may desire. Drop
in and take drop before you take
the car. The celebrated Seattle
beer is to be had here on draught.
A full line of liquors including the
famous A. A. Jesse Moore Whisky
ETC., always on hand. Received
per Wsrrimoo, Rainier Book Beer
on draught. The Anchor Saloon
is here to please its patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01
Roman Catholic Cathedral.
CHIlRCH NOTICE.

His Lordshp, the Bishop Of Panopolis,
calls for meeting Of all Catholic men, TO
he held at the Catholic mission next
Thursday. June Ist, Al 1880 p, III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01
California Fruits.

ID. G.. Camarinos received per
Australia a large consignment of
Vegetables, Fruits, Halibut, Fro
zen Oysters, Crabs, Luca Oil, etc.,
etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01
Fifty
Desks

Book Gases, Letter Files,
Document Files, Press Stands,
Chairs, Stools, &C., of all styles
and prices, just received ex the
bark "Mohican," and placed on
sale at our wareroomS on Queen
street. We are prepared to outfit
your office complete. Our new
stock contains some of the very
latest and up-to-date time-saving
devices for business men. Call
and be convinced.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-01
J. L. Sheahan, Adjutant,
THE WAVERLEY CLUB.

Organized 1897.
Waverley Block entrance on Bethel
street. Files Of standard magazines and
periodicals; lending library; billiard,
pool and card tables for free use OF men,
bers. Arrangements for transient visit
ors Entrance fee 81 rs; monthly dues,
in advance, 81. Rooms open from Sa. m.
10 II p. m. every day.
A. V GEAR, President
JAMES T.COPELAND, Recording Sec'y.
ALLEN Is. SCRINGEOUR, Fin. Sec'y.
1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
COTRT CLERKS THIRD SHORTAGE

The Commissioners Of Accounts have found
deficit OF $lG9 in the accounts for 1898 OF Adoph n
Du Mahaut, clerk Of the Eleventh District Munich
nal Court This is the third deficit discovered in
the accounts OF Mr.. Du Mahaut in two years. on
December 81 1891 shortage Of Sl9 GO was found,
and on July 90 1898 another shortage Of 81 30 was
discovered. The clerk on each occasion made good
the amount.
The report OF the Commissioners OF Accounts
states that as the clerks Of the Municipal and
Magistrates courts receive from $500 TO 5000 each
they should be men qualified 10 keep books. The
report adds: They allowed 10 turn into the
city treasury much OF the money as they see NJ.
and keep the balance, trusting 10 the possible
carelessness Of examiners TO overlook their
dencts or 10 their being allowed 10 make good
their shortage. If discovered. escaping punishment
on the plea that the deficit was unintentonal and
was due a clerical error" The Commissioners
express the opinion that the clerks OF these courts
are not competent five cases Of shortage have
already been discovered. They recommended that
the judges be instructed 10 make rules for the
guidance Of their clerks.
Du Mahaut explained the discrepancies by say
ing: Il am n poor bOOkkoeper, hut good clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
PEEKSKILL.

nanutv State Factory Inspector James Davie' OF
Sing Sing was in Peekskill yesterday inspecting
factories - , -.
Genera! Joseph G. Story Of the New-fork s'a'e
Ordnance Department was in Peekskill SATURDAY
ard sDsnt the day at the State camp. looking after
matters in connection herewith The camp VIII
open on June g. - uoo,..,;u Mil. ,,,,
The Easter vacation at Inc ftthsh4i e.
Academy will end to-day. and that at Lake MO
hogan School tomorrow ,,,, 1900, 90
The Methodist clcrgymen OF PeeksKlI eN ~
60 10 \ewburg tonight and spend the Week t.ere
in attending the Tooth session Of the New oIh VI
ferencc II is expected that the Rev. James w;
A Dodge and the Rev. Richard Earl wilson Vii
he returned 10 ST Paurs and the First Methodlst
Pn,scopai churches respectively. In this village.
The funeral of Mrs Euphemia lockwood %ne %
NJ ex- Alderman George ". LOCKWOOD was helu at
6ar home No or Howard-st.. on Saturday after
noon She was born in Delaware Cohny' tIe
dsurhter Of John StnsOn. siXty-three years ago
She leaves a husband. three daughters three SIS
iers and tMb hrOthers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

30. with mdse and 90 passengers to James z Ward a
90 Arrived at the Bar at 2i5 p m -.
steamer CITY OF Augusta. Daggett savannah NsHch
81 mdse and passengers to Ocean steamship ION
pany ,,L ., ,,,h
ndse and passengers G n Mallory 90:
steamer Ciuyandotte Davis Norfolk and Newport News
with mdse and passengers 70 old Dominion steamshp
sandy Hook. J. April 3 sso m.-wnd north;
light clear.
SAILED.
steamers I'll Mar Tor New-Orleans: Garrick (Br Man
chester: Seahoard Tampa: Hueva ri Baltimore rag-
earn (I3r) Norfolk. Archmcde Gta Genoa ana Napes'
snip Kelat (3r). for Hong Kong
THB MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown April q 1920 mSailed steamer EtTirfe
OH Mckay from Liverpool, New York.
southampton April B. Sailed, steamer hoenlgin
Iulse Ger Won schuckmann from Bremen. New-York
Glasgow April SAILED. steamer Pomeranlan tbr)'
Fairful NeW-York ~,
Manchester. April ARRIVED. steamer F1axman (Br'
HnI Apri Arrived steamer Colorado CBo. Wilton.
Dundee April a-sailed. steamer Menantio CBp. Mann
Ieith FOR New-York. ,--,. m, ~,
Kinsale April 3-Passed steamer NaAkeNhe 'br)' hus-
sell New-Y0rk for Manchester. 1890,
Dunnet Head April 3-Passed. steamer Wlllkommen
Ger, schaefer. New-York for Flushing -
Antwerp April 3-Arrived. steamer Remington lBr)
Havre April p 10 m--Arrived steamer Ia Touraine
(Frl Santell New-York. 49,.
Cherbourg April l. p m-saied steamer 81 LOUIS
Iisl0n March 2S-Sailed. steamer Pennsular Port)
Gibraltar April g. II a m-sailed steamer saale (Gcr
Genoa April 2 p Arrived, steamer Aer GER
Sierch. New-York. via Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

president Adolph Lewisohn vice-president. and
charles s French treasurer. The old Board or
Managers reelected.
Mrs Charles e Alexander has sent TO The Trfb-
une check for 81 as contribution 10 the fund
for the family of Warren Guon, the elevator man
who lost his llfc in the Windsor Hotel fire.
Professor George Trumbu Ladd. the psycholo-
e,st OF Yale University. addressed the School OF
Pedagogy New-York University. yesterday after
noon on The Emotions Of Children and the At
titude Which Teachers Should Take Toward
Them"
Mails from China, Japan and Hawaii OF the fo-
lowing dates: Hong Kong. March 4; Shanghai
March S. Yokohama. March 10 and Honolulu.
March o. which arrived at San Francisco on the
steamer Nippon Maru. due to arrive in New
York on Friday morning. Mails for China Japan
and Hawaii will close at the Postofhce az adver-
tlsed
Members Of the Circulo Colon Cervantes gave a
dinner last night at Sherrys in honor Of tho former
president OF the club, Aristides Martinez inc
newly elected president Of the club Severe Maiiet-
Provost. presided.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Board OF
Trade held a meeting in the Japanese Room or the
HOFFMAN House last night Two ohcers were
elected-frst vice president. r. NJ. Walters ana
second vice-president. Andrew Patterson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
YO\KERS.

Elections Of wardens and vestrymen were held
yesterday in the Workers hpiscopai chuTc"eS u"
follows ~ -
St Johns-Walter II. Paddock and William g.
Hastings wardens: Peter j. Elting, Theod0re II.
silkman Herbert NJ. Moore. F. \. smith Ihomas
Ewing jr George Il. Bunker George II. warren
and T. y. Harris. vestrymen ,-.
jenkins wardens: John Kendrick Bangs Walter T.
Sodgman William NJ Kingman. William J. Moore,
Robert ii Neville David Men. Staufer. Samuel
E smonds and Frederick G. WitheTs yestry' MEN,,
wardens: George Kerr Barent H. Lane, C. irving
latin F. D. Garfield Charles H. FancheI: John -
Copcutt Morris r. Poucher and j. Calvin CaInppeH'
vestrynen ,, r,...xtorr,.
St Johns. at Tuckahoe-Charles K DusenDe I-
ana William II Inderhill. wardens; Wilbur ;. IN
derhill. Samuel s. Horton, Caleb $ Ives Richard
Charles H. Sloat and Richard @ Bennett Ves'rV-
-, -. C,...,,,c
sioner William p. Constable. who were ln)ureo py
an explosion Of in the vault at the Once 81 me
former resting quietly Yesterday III, -
thought Mr. Constable may be out in week Dut
Mr. Kipp's injuries being more serious, ne VIII not
be able to get out so soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
MOUNT VERNON.

Elizabeth Gusso ten years old, died in the Mount
Vernon Hospital yesterday morning from me ell
fects OF burns received on SUNDAY evening. le
so .;.h como conpanions was holding an Eas-
Ger celebra ton near her home. No 90 south ~
ave when some one threw a co!QIeu ESs INV. o,sbI
honAre In attempting to get II her uleSS S"uSn'
IRE She down the street mass -, MS led
some one threw a coat over her anG eNl "a
Tho flames but she terribly burheI' anu ~. w.
NOT regain consciousness after being taken 10 INC
Charles +. Raymond one Of the Oldest ana oe Sis
known builders of Westchester county, uleu ~ NJ
home No 4S7 South Fifth-aVe. yesterday HlVi II.i7
Wr RAYMOND was born in Connecticut ana VA, VIZ
seventv-two years old He had lived IN Mouu y - ~
non for fortv-siX years. and was a mempggII VI
Hiawatha Lodge F. and A. NJ. and Chnton tbTeH
and Ladder Company. lie Is survived "S '
SONS Charles. Frank and Theodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
THURSDAY. APRIL q
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1890


PORT OF NEw-YORK- MONDAY, APRIL g. ls"''
ARRIVED
Steamer Paris Watkins. Havana March 30 nassau u
ana HAMPTON Roads Apri @ IN ballast. with Sbi saloon
passengers to international Navigation Co Arrived AZ
tho Bar at II IN. 90 a.,
steame- Idaho Brl Ouston. HUI March 81 win rndso
and ] cabin passenger 70 sanderson Son Arrived AZ
he u
steamer Barden Tower d'r. GamIbeiis pnnkitk J 20
ruAry Is Carln March 10 and Fowey is win ndse 10
barber a Co Arrived the Bar Al p m. %
Steamer Auguste Victoria GER kaempn. Genoa March
e. and Gibraltar with mdse 1872 cabin ard $40 Storage
passengers Hamburg American Line Arrived at tho
Steamer britannia 1Norl. Nilsson. smyrna March a. with
rndse To Barber n 60 Arrived at the ltar AZ IN.
steamer Chracas. Mocdrck. Puerto tRh"lo March -.
Curacao 20 Guayra p and SHn Juan ." With mdse
and 40 cabin passengers Boult0n. Bliss pRlett Ar
rived a the Bar At $50 m
steamer CITY Of Kingston tBrl. Nader. Annato Bay
and port Maria March - and Port Antonio 20 with
mdse and two cabin passengers 70 the American Fruit
COMPANY Arrived at the Bar at
steamer IAuenbuTg Ger. Sperling CArfenas March
rs sasua "A Matsnzas q ana Fortune Island 20 with
md,e and two cabin passenger 10 W u Munson AT
rived At the Bar az ~ ~
Steamer Karthaso GER. Brecksold Havana March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

meeting OF the Board Of Town Ofce'S was
hold YESTERDAY morning. William ; Sterhhs' the
newly elected supervisor presiding. Ihe c0n"o-
versv over the Recevership Of Taxes. whether tlF
newly elected Receiver, George 7. Ions hT pun
~an or Edmund G. Sutherland the former ~ AZ
cratic incumbent should collect the taxes nov "" -,
came M oficially when opposition was maui W
The snnroval OF Mr. Longs bonds which d. pr,
vious meeting Of the Board had neen MA" poe
S25 600 John NJ Digney appeared lOr llc O,u ,,ttod
cejver and held that Mr.. sutherland wa en- no
"a collect the taxes now due. and ouereu luL w
approval Of the Board bond OF MI I-o,,rty
fnr SO 900 said TO have been filed with me Gun" ~
.Sark on March l6 1892 The Board approved my
bonds offered by Mr.. Long bv vote OF - ~ VI
and agreed 10 hear further argument a. 10 To
Suther1and's bonds or Thursday mofhlhe, - ~.
snecial act bv which the office Of Receiver OF ldNes
for this town was created provides th'' Nv NJ
ceiver shall hold office for Two wears. - ~.
Sutherland was elected I'm March, 1877, u i"IioM :
sbet his term expired with the town eiecu0u 81
SS99 The special act also provides tnal t,lv Pc" -
% Town Officers shall meet and fix the amour. az
. Tho Receivers bonds and approve them ana th!s
has now been done. Mr. Sutheriand posluoin -
that his bond has been approved by the super
tbe warrant for the collection OF the taxes hdNlhS
been issued to him March 10 ana that cons'
ouentlv he is entitled collect the taxes now guy"
tconcisely stated. there is no question ralse" az ~,
Mr. Long being the duly elected Receiver OF dAeS,
but MIR sutherland claims the right 10 holu , VVNt
and collect the present tax levy. ana TINS VIII pe
strenuouslv opposed 10y Mr. Long and his TRENDS
Surrogate Siikman has issued letters OF admin
.sfration TO Ellen Kelly and James J. Hart on me
estate OF Catherine Kelly of Workers. ana 10 nt.l
James on the estate Of Rees J. James. OF Nh'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
COVERING WESTMINSTER.
THE "HUCKLEBERRY" TROLLEY SYSTEM
GETS A MONOPOLY IN THE COUNTY.
BY PURCHASING THE TARRYTowN WHITE PLAINS
AND MAMARoNEcK COMPANY IT SHUTS
OFT RIVALS FROM AN ENTRANCE

TO NBW-YORK.
The "Huckleberry," or Union, trolley system
is to be extended. cobwebbing the whole OF
Westchester County. on Saturday at the hear
ing Of the Highway Commissioners Of Scars
dale President Jennings Of the Tarrytown, White
Plains and Mamaroneck Trolley Company whose
lines connect the Hudson River and Long ISL
and Sound, said that his company, which was
making application TO extend its lines from
White Plains through Scarsdale to Mount Yer
non meant business. and should the franchise
be granted work would begin at an early date.
TIE franchise was then granted and he fur
Their stated that the line would be built by the
Union, or "Huckleberry,' company.
This new acquisition to the Union system Will
be of great benefit to the travelling public as
there will be a direct line between New-York
and White Plains by way Of Mount Vernon.
The line from White Plains will extend down
the Old Post Road to SCOTS Corners at Tucka-
hoe where another branch will be built in
North-st connecting with the present line
which runs out Of New Rochelle at Paine's mon
ument in that street. The trolley Will also be
extended from Mamaroneck and join the pres
ent system at New Rochelle over the Boston
Post Road.
Applications are 10 be made to extend the
system which runs from Mount Vernon 10
Ycnkers. and then to Hastings. to join with the
Tarrytown. White Plains and MamaronecK sys-
tenn at the former place over Broadway.
The price said have been paid was about
100000 Clarence s. McCleland, ex-p postmaster
of Mount Vernon, and County Register Thomas
r. Hodge, both OF whom are heavy stockholders
and directors in the Tarrytown corporation de-
MED that papers had yet been passed, but ad-
mitted that negotiations might be closed In a
few days.
The sale gives the Union Railway Company
a complete monopoly in the county. The only
other roads operating lines are the Larchmont
Horse Railroad and the Port Chester Electric
Road. neither Of which is more than three miles
long At the same time the New-York West
chester and Connecticut Traction Company, a
rival Of the Union Railway Company, which has
been trying to get a foothold in Westminster
County would be effectually blocked and prob
ably driven out of the field Mr.. McClelland said
last evening:
Eventually the Union Railway Company VIII
own the entire surface streetcar system or West
chester County. 1t has the greater portion or 1t
now in its possession, II has control OF all the
entrances to New-York City and has left no
chance for rival lines to obtain n foothold."
Mr. McCleand thinks that the only opposition
the company will ever have will be the ele-
waited railroad, which will in time be extended
further into the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Municipal Council. City Hall. 1 y. m
Annual town elections on Long Island.
Andover Alumni Association dinner Hotel Man
haitian. $50 =. m
Board of Aldermen, city Hall.
Long island Historical Society Eleventh-st and
Second-ave.. $50 p. m.
New.york Evening High School exhibition OF
drawincs No lD) West Forty -siXth-st., 80 J. m
Columbia Yacht CLUB Eigty-sixth-st ana HUI
son River. D. m
Meeting Of congregation OF Thirteenth Street
Presbyterian Church, p. m
seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club clubhouse
$50 p. , ooo
recital by David Bispham Waldorf-AstoHa, 800
T.
Society for the Study OF Life, Tuxedo f6o D. m
East Side Evening High School, closihs exercises
Sis p. m.
Review Of 18th Regiment by General zoe ar
nory Brooklyn. $50 p m.
Meeting of Theodore Roosevelt Repubhcan 'lno'
No 300 East Thirtieth-st.. 2. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
TO DISPUTE THE WAR TAX.

EXECUTORS HOLD THAT THE AMOUNT SHOULD
BE DEDUCTED FROM THE PERSONAL ESTATE
BEFORE THE STATE TAX Is IMPOSED.
s. r. swinburne. OF New Rochelle. who was APP
pointed by Surrogate Silkman OF Westchester
County appraiser Of the estate OF Susanna w
Thorne Of that city. yesterday filed his report In
White Plains.
Elizabeth II. J. Dondrey. daughter. has the use
OF $4,000 for life. After her death that bequest
goes 10 her two children. William rhorne Condrey
and Samuel Frederick Condrey, who each have ad-
ditional requests Of $500. The other benenciares
are r W fhorne s3l 5O2 50; y D. Thorne. so, 55 IS
Grace D. Thorne $2l 529 p. and Lydia d. Thorne
81 529 b. all children OF the testatrix
The State tax II computed at 81 26l q and war
tax Of $500 The executors will contest this war
tax holding that II should be deducted from the
personal estate before the State tax IL imposed.
but the appraiser holds otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT A

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Stat Senator Frank w Higgins
OF Olcan; Brisadier-G General Roy Stone. L. S. V.
ASTOR-Iieufenant-C Colonel r +. Wilcox. L. S. A.
CAMBRlDGE-Frank 3 Noyes. Of Washington
FIFTH AVENCE-lnspectOr-G General j. G. Brock
enridge L. 5 A. HOFFMAN-A y. Brady Of
Albany HOLLAND-Ex- Governor Frank S. Black.
OF Troy; George NJ. Pullman, jr, Of Chicago
MURRAY HILL-Ez- Senator David B. Iill. Of Al
bany PARK AVENUE-Colonel C. W Foster
7 A PLAZA-Horace X White, Of Syracuse
sAVOY-Willian II. Sayre, OF South Bethlehem.
penn WALDORF-W. H. Newman, OF Cleveland.
president Of the Lake Shore and Michigan South
err Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
NFW-ROCHELLF.

Mrs Mary A. Taylor. widow Of Thomas Taylor
died at her home No. 129 Webster-ave.. on SUNDAY
Mrs TAYLOR was sixty-oight years old and was
horn in Ireland She leaves two sons and daugh-
Ter.
The New Rochelle Rowing Club will mold its an
rllal meeting on Thursday night TO be followed by
an entertainment The nominees Tor once are
George A. Suter. president; Henry S. Clarke. VICE
president: James II. Price, secretary William n
Moore treasurer. and Alexander Willox and John
A Van Zelm governors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
A SWORD FOR COMMANDER DELEHANTY

A sword IL 70 be presented to Commander Daniel
Delehanty on Saturday by citizens Of Albany.
The presentation will take place at o'clock In
the music hall Of Sailors Snug Harbor, in Staten
Island and n tugboat will leave the Navy Yard
al II 80 a m. to take officers and guests 10 staten
Island Commander Delehanty resumed his place
At the head Of Sailors Snug Harbor at the expra-
lion OF his war services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
PELHAM MANOR

The following were chosen at the annual election
OF Christ Church. Pelham Manor WardenssWill-
lam D. Baker and Colonel Robert T Emmet; YES
trynnen John c. Hazen. Frederick II. Allen Louis
p De LUXE W Brenton yelling, John Ogden. 1r.
Charles II. Roosevelt. Robert H. Scott and Gren-
VILE IT. Emmett