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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
4 sAcRIFrcE FOR PRINCIPLE
Passenger wouldn't Take the Car Ahead
and was Locked UP.

Nelson Macy Of 81 West Seventy-hrst street
was arraiyned in the West Flity-fourth Street
Police Court yesterday on the complaint OF
Peter Schwartz. night foreman In the Metro
politan Company's car stables at Seventh
avenue and Fifticth street. Schwartz accused
him o. trying to spend the night in a cable cor
that was not running.
Your Honor" said the prisoner. sacri-
need myself for n principle. l boarded n
uorthbound cable car at Twenty-thlrd street
goin: IN Toiumhu avenue. When we got TO
FIftieth street the conductor told everybody
to get out ard take the ear ahead. called his
attention 70 the sign and retused to move. He
paid no attention TO mo. and tho car was taken
into the stable. / wouldn't leave II until the
complainant called a policeman. who locked
me up"
Magistrate simms reprimanded Macy. but
dismissed the complaint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18

For New England. partly cloudy. probably snow
by afternoon or night; fresh to brisk n~ortherly TO
eAsterly winds.
For eastern NrU York. pGr.iy cloudy. probably rain
IN southern ram or snorc IN northern portion BY H,0hti
Jr'sh 10 brisk north To east ,Uinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. incrsIs.
Ing cloudrness, probably rain In afternoon or night;
fresh to brisk rastorly to s%outherly winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware and Mary.
land, increasing cloudiness. probably rain in after
noon or night, fresh ~esstcrly to southerly wtnds.
For Ohio and western PENNSYLVANIA, rain; colder
by night; brisk eRsterly to Southerly winds.
For western New York, rain or snow; colder by
night in west portion; brisk eAs;er!y to Ioutherly
wind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Union Granite Cutters Lenve Work on the
New Fast River Bridge.

Fifty granite cutters who were employed on
the Williamsburg anchorages OF the new East
River bridge left the Job on Thursday on ac-
count Of the presence OF Italian granite cutters.
They are member OF the National Granite
Cutters Union of America. and received 81 n
day each for eight hours work. The men were
set to work two weeks ago last Monday. Soon
after they reported for work on Thursday
morning about twenty Italian granite cutters
appeared and were put to work beside them.
W. j. O'Brien. the walking delegate of the
union. SAYS that he learned that the Italians
that they were to be paid from So. 10 to 1925
each for min" hours worl, z day. When the
union men were %apprised Of this they gathered
up heir tools and left in a body. and they are
still out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
PAINTERS CHEAPER ~ BROOKLYN
Will Demand 81 n Day. while New York
Unions Will Demnnd 50. so and 81.

The painters unions OF BROOKLYN have sent a
circular letter TO all the contractors notifying
them that on and after the second Monday in
April the union wages will be So per day for
eight hours. In accordance with this %notlfca-
ton a Joint meeting Of tho painters and con
tractors will be held Tomorrow in Athenaum
Hall. Atlantic avenue and Clinton street. to
consider tn" signing of an agreement for a
year emhodying these conditions.
The mi K anated painters and decorators
Of New York have decided to demand SO. 80 a
dav for plain work and 81 a day for DECORATIVE
work for a working dav Of eight hours. 1t has
evening in Chicker'nE Hall. Eighteenth street
and Fifth avenue. to confirm its decision as to
those rates and to protest against the payment
Of Legs than the union rate OF wages on state
ana municipal work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
whist.

The Whist Club o. Eew York held its annual meet
ing and election OF officers at its house. II West
Thirty sixth street. on Wednesday night, with +.
Ellery Anderson in the chair. Tho reports OF the Sec.
rotary and the Treasurer showed the club to be in q
very prosperous condition.. with l52 members and .
large surplus in the treasury, the club having made
There was cons derRbls discussion over proposed
amendments to tho present code of laws for bridge
whist, but the only change made was to make the
penalty for a revoke TO be three tricks taken from
the r%cynk!ng player and added u those OF the advur,
sAry, The amendment to the Law governing leading
out of tho wrong hand was lost by one vote.
The. Officers elected for tho ensuing year arc:
Thatcher NJ. Adams. Presidents: Clarence A, Hem
rIucs. Secretary; J. II. Jacquelin, Treasurer Henry
/. Burnett. +. Ellery Anderson, William Z. HAw-
kins. and George q. Haven, Directors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
sons Contest Mrs. Matilda Cass Ledyard's
Will.

Objections to the probate OF the will Of Mrs.
Matilda Cass Ledyard were filed yesterday by
her sons. Henry b. Ledyard Of Detroit. Presi-
dent Of the Michigan Central Railroad. and
Lewis Cass Ledyard. a lawyer OF this city. The
will iled in this county was executed last No.
vemher and favors Mrs. 1.edyard's two daugh-
tiers, Maud Spencer Ledyard and Mrs. Elizabeth
Cass Goddard. An earlier will. which provides
about equally for all the children. has haen
probated in Newport against the opposition Of
the daughters. The sons contend that the will
filed here is not executed according to the laws
undue influence of Maud Spencer Ledyard.
who lived with her mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18

Fair weather prevailed over all the country yester
dav. kept for a few light falls OF SNOW in the cen
trail mississippi States and lake regions. and cloudy
and rainy conditions in the Arkansas and lower Mis-,
sissippi valleys. The temucIAture was at freezing
point or below in AL the Northern States in the
morning. and was blow zero in northern Minnesota
and North Dakota and the eastern part OF Montana.
1t was growing warmer in the Southern States on ac-
count Of 4 depression that indicated the develop
ment Of q storm in the Southwest.
In this city the day was fair; wind northorly1
average velocity IL miles an hour; average humid.
iy SO per cent, barometer. corrected to read to sea
level. at = A. NJ, 50. ~. Q p. NJ. 40. 26.
The temperature as recorded by tho ofhcial Their
mometer and also by THE SUS's Thermometer ut the
street leyel is snown in tho ANNEXED table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
WOMAN BURGLAR ARRAIGNED.
Ten Complainant Appear Against Mrs. Lo-
patio and Her Accomplish.

patio and Her conplice
Mrs. Catherine Iopato. the Williamsburg
burglar. and her sccomplice, Jacob Friedman.
who were arrested last Monday while the
woman was ransackinG the fiat OF Mrs. Lena
Leopold at 1863 South Fourth street, were ar
raigned yesterday 10 the Lee Avenue Police
Court. Five charges OF grand larceny and 1--WE
charges Of petit larceny were made against
them.
Police Captain Short OF the Bedford avenue
station told Magistrate Nostrand that hun
dreds of persons had called ut the station house
to view tho plumber taken from the rooms
occupied by the prisoners at ~ Skillman ave-
nue.. and that besides the, ten complainants
there were five others who had identified
property as theirs but had not presented Thorn
selves in court. He said he believed there
would BE- at least twenty. more colnplainants
against the pair. The Magistrate adjourned
the hearing until Thursday and fixed bail at
ST. on each Of the grand larceny charges
and 500. each on the petit larceny charges.
Neither Of the prisoners was able to furnish
the hail required and they were committed
To Jail. The. property recovered by the police
from the rooms occupied nv the mar and wo-
man is estimated to be- worth at least $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
THE NEW Canal CONFUSION.
Members Meet In Albany and Select Gen.
Greene as Temporary Chairman.

ALBANY. March IA meeting was held to-
day at the Office o! the State Superintendent OF
Public Works Of the men named v Gov. Noose-
welt to inuuire into tho canal Improvement
question. with II view OF determining the future
policy OF the State with reference to its water
ways. Tie conference was attended by tion.
Lianci" Y Green" and Frank :. Nithcrbec of
New York. former MAYOR G"OrgC l.. Green Of
Binghnmton. state Engineer Bond. AMI Surrr-
:ntcnden' Of Pubic Works Partridge. Tho
two remaining member o! the commits
sion, MAJOR 7, W. .Siwonds. L. =. A..
and John Scatchcri ut Bunaln. were I'M
Ryuidnh.y absent. \ temporary organization
Of tn" commission vas elected. with
Gen Greene a. Chairman Of :he commission.
the permanCnt organization hein. deferred
until n later date. whom the lull commission il
present. The members Of IN" commiss on
called on Coy. Roosevelt and tho scope OF the
Investigation was informally srlSsei ana tho
adyisabiIity of securing the aid of i competent
htatisti"ian and secretary was considered. Adj
!ournment was takon with the understanding
thdt Gcn. Greene should soon call the commits
sion together again for active work on the pro-
posed inquiry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
CHESS.
Two More Gamo. Played by showoiter and
Jnnowski.

Tho second game OF the series between
Showalter and Janowski beGan at the Man
haitian Chess Club on Thursday evening. and
after a contest lasting ntty-four moves Sho-
walter resigned! early yesterday morning. 1t
was the kentuckinn's turn to play the white
pieces. and he had to contend against a Sicllian
defence adopted bv the Partisan. At first 1t
seemed as IL black did not get a good develop
ment OF his pieces. but after about forty moves
the game. 1t appears. was perfectly even. Later
on. Showalter seemed to get a good chance to
hut owing to n blunder, by means Of which
he lost a rock, he had to resign, The record OF
the series is . TO u in favor of JanOwski. The
score Of the second game follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Nominations by the Governor.

ALBANY. March l7.-Gov. Roosevelt to-day
sent the following nominations to tho Senate
and they were referred;
Manager of the Long Island State Hospital silas
d. butcher Of brooklyn. whose term OF ofice ~ such
manager has expired.
Manager. OF IN" Rochester 5 At" Hospital Jane f.
Rochester and Pc leyctt" h. Graham, both OF the
Oily II Roche ter, whose terms OF ONCE as such man
az rs have exp Ell.
Mana 90. o., the, Thomas ,A,ylnm ,or Orphan and
Il ~t.tutc Injin Lhildren.-H len Il, Ely of Roches.
ter ia IlIc" e. Lilly Lord Tit. deceased.
TIL" Governor appointed Prof. James Low OF
ithaca ms n director 10 rnpres"n' the State in
the National Live. stock Association. The au-
thOrity TO make this APPOINTMENT is vested in
the Governor by the constitution Of the Associ-
alton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
PRINCIPAL STEBBINS LOSES.
Can't Force His Name on the Eligible List
for HiEh school Prinoipals.

The application OF Principal Claiming Steb-
bins OF Public School No. II for n writ OF man
damus to compel City Superintendent OF
Schools Maxwell 20 place hia name on the eli
gible list for promotion as principal OF a high
school was denied by Supreme Court Justice
Marean in Brooklyn yesterday. The Board OF
Education Of the city OF New York made a rule
after consolidation that persons must have a
college education to lie eligible Cor appoint
mcnt as principals Of high schools. Mr. Ste,b-
city of Brooklyn he was eligible. as he held a
" principals 4" certificate. and that this en-
titled him to appointment as a high school prin-
ripal. He il not a college graduate. Justice
Marean holds that the rights OF the %relator I'M
der his license must depend upon the force
given to it bv tho charter OF the city OF New
York. He says that the certificate established
the holders eligibility to employment a. prin-
clpal Of a common school by the Board OF Edu-
cation OF the city Of Brooklyn and nothing
more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Half a Million to Begin Work With on Pub,
lie Library.

Tho Board OF Estimate appropriated $780,
900 yesterday for preliminary work on the new
public library. Aston. Tilden and Lenox founda-
ton. which is to he erected on the site OF the
old reservoir at Forty-second street and Fifth
avenue. Part OF the money WILDE used to tear
down the reservoir. The balance will be spent
on surveys and sup-grade foundations. The
total cost o. the building ia estimated at
S2.5OO.0OO. The board also appropr .ated
St4+,405 for n new bridge across Newtown
den Society for sta. 600 for work on the garden
in Bronx Park was granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
DIR. SKENE TO RESIGN,
Will Take Charge of the Hospital for
lrnnllrinnnra

He VIII Take Charge of the Hospital for
Breadwinners
1t was announced yesterday that DR.. A. j.. @.
Skene OF Brooklyn has decided to resign tho
Presidency OF the Long Island College Hospi.
tai so as to take charge Of the Hospital for
Breadwinners. a semi-charitahle institution IN
the interests OF self-supporting women, which
is soon to be erected In that borough.
The office OF the Hospital for Breadwinners
GERS are: George Foster Peabody. President:
Spencer Trask. Treasurer. and DR.. C. j.
Sproull. Secretary. Gen. Edward l.. Molineu1
10 a member Of the Committee OH Organi7a.
ton: 1t is said that already nearly S3OU.UOD
has been subsc ribed for the new hospital. The
site has not vet been selected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
JApS At THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
They Went There to study Uncle Sans
Methods of Taking Hia Revenue.

The Hon. George II. Bidwell. Collector OF the
Port. had for guests yesterday the Hon. At
suhisa Nishiyaina. his Imperial Japanese
Majesty's Appraiser OF Customs and a member
Of the Committee of Conventional Tariffs. and
the Hon. Tomataro Sato. Official Expert Of his
Imperial japanese MaJesty's Customs and
Chief Appraiser at Kobe.
The mission OF the japanese officials to the
United States is to delve into Uncle Sans
methods OF collecting his customs revenues.
They are then to visit other countries, and in
the end are to report TO his Imperial Japanese
Majesty. They asked many questions from
slips OF printed questions which every now
ard then they produced. They spoke English
we'll. and on leaving expressed their highest
sense Of gratitude to his Excellency." as they
termed Collector Bidwell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
CLERK PAYS o KISSING THE BRIDE.
His Friends Expressing Their Opinion OF
His Conduct by Postal Card.

Henry Merz. one Of the clerks Of the Essex
Market Police Court and a leading member OF
the Republican organization In the Thirty.
third Assembly district. on Tuesday last volun-
teered to kiss the bride at a wedding in court
after Magistrate Wentworth. who performed
the ceremony. had Gcclined to seal 1t In the reg
ulation way on the ground that he wastoo old.
Nerz is now reaping an epistolary harvest as u
result Of his ind:scretion.
MerA's friends all seem actuated by q desire
to express their opinions Of his conduct by
postal card. In his mail yesterday were seven
Of these cards.
II don't care what the aga OF tho Magistrates
NAV be-" declared Merz. in future marriages
they must carry out the whole contract"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
COMPANY D. FIRST TEAM.
The total scores OF the other teams follow:
Hockey.

The Brooklyn Skating Club. the champions
OF the Amateur Hockey League. and the Sham
rocks. the Canadian champions. met at the
Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn last night.
and one OF the fastest games OF the season re-
suited, The final score was a tie. each
team having two goals to its credit.
There was considerable wrnnRling over
the result. The, Brooklyns say that Dolby
drove the, puck through the goal posts. but the
Then, TO the CONSERVATION Of the Brooklyn
team, a goal was awarded TO the credit Of the
spectators. was six inches outside OF tho posts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Can't Bury lie, with Negroes.

SAVANNAH. Ga. March l7.-Miss E A. Philo
died last night in this city at Haven Home. a
school for colored girls, AS a dying request
she asked that her body he not permitted to lie
in the white part of Laurel Grove Cemetery.
hut that she be laid to rest in the colored por-
ton of it. The request cannot be granted.
Mayor Herman Myers and the acting City At
torney have decided that the city has no right
10 sell a lot in the colored cemetery for the
burial of a white person.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Broker Stokes's Stock Exchange Seat
Attached.

The Sheriff has received an attachment against
Charles Stokes. a Wall street broker. for S5.441
in a suit brought against him and March,, A.
Carley. who composed the late firm Of Carley.
Stokes 4 Co.. formerly at 20 Broad street. by
William A. Hayes on an assigned claim from
Willard < Blount. stock brokers. for advances,
sale Of stocks for Carley, Stokes 4 Co. from
June /. 1891. to May 5. 1898 The attachment
was obtained only against Mr.. Stokes as a nom
resident, his home being at East Orange. y. ].
The attachment was served on the President
Of the New York Stock Exchange to attach Mr..
StOkes's seat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Rifle Shooting.

Some excellent scores were made by the
memberso Of tho Scventy-frst Regiment at the
nrmory ranges last night. 1t was the first COM
petition OF the year and a large crowd OF mem
hers assembled at the armOry to witness the
result. Considerable interest was attached to
the event. as it was the first time that smoke
less powder has heen used in an armory. The
result gave general satisfaction. The Homer
trophy. open to teams of five men. was the
prize contested for, 1t was won by the first
team OF Company b. with the first team OF
Company y second. The individual scores Of
the two leading teams follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Episcopal Ministers Dcposed.

1t was announced yesterday that Bishop Pot
tor had deposed from the Episcopalian minis
try the Rev. Robert Thomas Nichol. who re-
nounced the Episcopal for the Catholic faith.
The Bishop also deposed tho Rev. II. Beverly
Arden, until recently assistant minister OF St
Mr. hrder's cas-, was TAKEN at his own reniest
He was in deacon's orders. He wrote to Bishop
Potter saying that he never intended to enter
the ministry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
BEGGAR'S FACE HER FORTUNE.
Said to Have Burned Her Skin with Naph-
thalene to Excite sympathy.

A woman whose face seemed to be full Of
partly healed wounds. and whose appearance
was made more pitiahle by a pair Of hideous
blue goggles. was charged with begging in the
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, She
described herself as Frances Stone. 80 years
old. of 516 Third avenue.
Policeman Donegan OF the Tenderloin sta
ton. who had arrested her at Twenty-second
street and Sixth avenue. told the Court that the
prisoner had confessed to Matron I"deaubeau
that she was in the habit Of burning her face
with naphtalcne every dag in order TO make the
skin look raw The prisoner denied this. and
Magistrate Kudlich adjourned the examination
Ill this morning to hear the testimony OF the
matron: :,
he said to the prisoner. Il shall give you the full
penalty permitted under the law"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18

ALBANY. March l7.-Gov. Roosevelt to-day
signed tho following bills:
Senator Foetcrs. appropriating $4,000 for tho
conStru ton If 4 masonry covering over the channel
leading from the waste weir west Of lock 81, Erie
Canal. In Little Falls.
Senator A4ear:i's, reducing the capital stock TO
100000 and roIvallng certain privileges granted
In the GhRrtrrotth United states Security COIrpaEv.
Senator Marshalls, amending section 3. a?O OF tho
Code ot Civil Procedure relative to receivers com.
AiAl.ons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Y. NJ. G. a. Gymnasts.

Some interesting performances marked the GYM
nastic exhibition given by the athletic members Of
the Twenty.third Street Branch, Y. NJ. c. A., last
night. The events were witnessed by a large and
highly enthusiastic crowd. The programme con.
sisted of work on the horizontal bars. pyramids, and
mat and diving exercise. A potato race was won by
H.. j. Asendort in - Rs seconds. Potter swanson was
second. A basketball game between the Leaders
Corps and a picked team wound up the evenings en-
tcrtainincnt. 1t was an exciting struggle from the
start. Both teams were evenly matched and dis
played good work. The Leaders Corus won by the
score OF 10 goals to- 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
shoot of the Jeanette Gun Club.

The members Of tho Jeanette Gun Club OF this
city held one of the best attended shoots in its his.
fahlen. % yards, =: Lott. ~ yards. :; Rotman,
Is yards, y: Pape, ~ Yards, :; II. Often. Is yards,
8; Borlinz, 25 yards, X; F%irntarh. - yards, I; Hin.
boist, - Yards. \ Ferguson. ?h yards, : Brunie,
~ Yards, y: Bupling. 70 yards, Il; c.. Norman, IS
yards. !; G c Meyer. 20 yards. S; J. voight. 20
yards. 2: kerstens. - Yards; :: Gus Meyer, rs
yards. 3: J. Norman. 20 yards. :; H. Lnhdcn, 20
yards. q: Kid Peters. 20 yards. o; j. J. Peters. 70
yards. 10: j. Ralph. 20 yarde. 6; @. Stephens. 80
yArla h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
MRS. CRUIKsH4NK TO BE Arrested.
Failed to Appear in Court with Her Daugh-
ter in Response to n Writ.

DR.. William ]. Cruikshank Is trying to re-
cover tho possession Of his daughter. Marian.
who is in the custody OF her mother. Maud
Cruikshank. Mrs. Cruikshank was cited to
appear in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn YES
terday in response to a writ of habeas corpus,
but did not respond. Her counsel said she was
out OF the State and had not been notified OF
the writ.
Upon application OF counsel for DR.. Cruik-
shank. Justice Gaynor granted a writ Of at
tachment against Mrs. Cruikshank and she
will be arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
z. S. Dean broker. Held for Trial,

Magistrate Hammer yesterday decided tho
case of WalGrave Harlock against the mem
bers OF the f.. s.. Dean Company. formerly
brokers on lower Broadway, by holding each
Of the ietendants. u. Is. Kellogg, Samuel Keller
and Myron l.. bernard, in S.. 900 bail tor trial
on tn" charge AZ conspiracy 10 dcfraud their
rrrGltors. The prosecution began In April.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Hacten.ack River Gun Club Shoot.

The open tournament Of the Hackensack River
Gun Club was held yesterday at Hcfirk's grounds
on the Paterson plank road, near secaucus. N J.
The scores:
II. often, 10; Stephens. 10; Fogarty. 10; 7. Lang
case. s.: +. Rasmus. y: william HeNam r, g; II. Hef.
lick, >: l. +. Kleb'r. 3: +. Jack. x: c. Billings. Z: j.
Tracey. !; j. Chartrand. :: A. r. Fletcher. Il; J.
Platt, II; j. Count. e; ". II. Kramer, r; n. Balm, 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
TEN YEARS FOR KILLING a WOMAN.
Wilson Moore Sentenced for Killing La
yinia McGray

Wilson Moore. n negro. was convicted In tho
Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday Of man
slaughter in the second degree for having
caused the death of LavInia McGray. with
whom he had been living at 1851 Dean street.
Justice Slower. who tried the case. sentenced
Moore TO ten years i'm prisOnment III Sing sing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Grounded Steamer Brator Gets on.

NORFOLK. Va. March 1.-THE British
steamer Brator recently ashore off Cape Henry
was floated at 1U:45 o'clock last night and pro-
ceeded apparently uninJured under her own
steam for Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
M1RINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHts DAY.
Bun rises. E. 6o7 Sun sets .. q 10 Moon sets. ! 2 50
HIGH wATER-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. IL FL Gov. ISL d. - 50 He'll Gate. . -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-18
Til. Canals to u. opeued by April II.

AInANY. March lI-Sunerintcndent Par
fridge Of the Stat" Department Of Public Works
gays that he proposes to open tho canals as
sarly as April II II climatic conditions will
nnrMlt.