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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
THE BEST POSSIBLE REMEDY.

Prom The oVIO'J
ro,ncav FOR the mad rush 20 get bills through the
Legislature during the closing weeks OF the session
So much work viii be- crowded into he last fort
night owing TO the do-nothng policy pursued
earlier that errors and defects are sure 70 be FOUND
i'm many OF the measures that reach the Governors
hands The Iegisla lure being then adjourned sine
die the whole responsibility OF vetoing ms class
hooks Will be thrown on the Executive This 10
not fair nor does it conduce 20 the best results.
The Trlbune's suggestion. and II u good one. 70
that the Lsgisla ture having completed the passage
OF bills should take a recess for coupe OF weeks
and then .eturn only 10 4 on measures returned
bv the Governor as defective In any way Thus HE
veto may be sustained or the defects can Be- cor-
recIed and the bills enacted In legal shape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
THE ACH1ETEnENTs OF BISMARCK.
MR.. sERv1ss's SECOND LENTTN LECTURE TO RE
REPEATED TOMORROW.

REPEATED TO-MOkfpW
The lecture which Garrett T. Serviss gave before
the Brooklyn Institute on Wednesday evening on
Bismarck and Imperial Germsny'-the second IN
his Ienten course for this season-wil he repeated
on Saturday afternoon. The announcement that
the repetition would take place on Saturday even
ing was based on a misunderstanding.
The successive steps by which Bismarck welded
toFether into one empire with the Prussan King
al it's head the various States Of Germany were
recounted graphically. and q happy description OF
the chief cities and institutions Of the realm ar
forded great interest Incidentally. numerous pct-
ures were presented OF the more striking edihres
and other attractions Of Berlin, Cologne Dresden
Munich and Nuremberg. and exquisite bits OF Al
live and Rhine scenery. Numerous anecdotes,
some OF them told IN Bismarck recently puohshed
memoirs added 70 the charm Of The story. "
THESE Ieufen lectures are entirely new, having
hon nrepared especially for Brooklyn audiences
eonefhiuR that can be said o. f,w or none of me
OF her striking programmes gwen uiiu'i '''V "-'
rlces OF the institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
EX-SENATOR VANDERBILT INDICATED

Trenton. March ? CspeciaD.-George O. WANDER
49,. =, princeton ex-senator and Speaker OF the
uonse of Assembly. whose trial for perjury was
haorr here yesterday was acquitted at noon TO-
dav the jury being out only hfteeh minutes no
IS indicted for making an afhdavit OF merit IN
va trourhf by the First National BANK OF Lohe
9Srsrch against himself and others TO recover me
st -. ne bank In that affidavit ne swore mat
ha bad good legal defence 10 the acuGn, Ihree
~ ~ ,rh, leading lawyers OF Trenton defended MIN
% - Uas shown that ne made the affdavit ny ADVICE
= .otnsei and In good faith. dozen LAWYERS
OF ,,,iated Mr. Vanderbilt upon his vndication.
ond ne left the courtroom IN tears
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AN rtPLy MORNING BLAZE.

Two companies Of the Hoboken Fire Departments
went 10 Weehawken AT o'clock yesterday MORN
ing 20 assist the local volunteer FIRE Dep@i''"e"s
T., extinruishing n FIRE which was started oy poss
~ gTtase boiling over In Mrs. kuntzs bakery ana
extended TO Patrick McGanns saloon mex n"or, "a
" oy frame huiidngs the second floors OF ~hicn
uere occupied by families. who We're asleep VII. Nh
" eamcs were first discovered. Two persons "c'o
w burned The loss was about 800
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oy TRIAL FOR DESECRATING GRAVES.

=, the courts in Newark yesterday three young
49,, accused OF Decorating graves in the cemetery
AZ bloomfield on May 3, 1895. were placed on trial
rbev were julien J. Gregory. James Potts and CHI
"a pealev all Of respectable Bloomfield families
soerintendent Smith OF the cemetery testified that
on Nav 3 he found no less than l2s gravestones
h-olfen Peter Larkin. young carpenter, repeated
80 uealev had told him last June about the
desecratio showing that the act was done by the
Nc voung men James Dillon. a companion OF
farLln corroborated his testimony. Other Wit
n@sscs ~ " the three young men In one anothers
,o,,nanv on Nav g. The for the prosecution
was closed and the defence began before the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
CANDIDATES ~ BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield March (speciaD-The approach OK
the annual spring election has already brought out
so,aral candidates FOR ONCE and the prospects are
that there will be a repetition Of the battle OF .
year ago. -.,,--- 1T, -.-,...
lanes n Moore Louis A Richards IN me
second Ward George Fisher. who has served tor
se,eraI wears declines to run again. and the pros
rects are that Wilbur BrOkaw will be chosen ~
Inc Third Ward a Republican. either Richard I;
Cadmus or John Jamison, Will pronaoN succeso
Thomas Atkinson. Democrat a..
In the case Of G. Lee Stout refusing 20 run Tor
vii try TO nominate Frederick K. PLEA, Nswark
LAWYER The Democrats VIII probably fnake 40
80, 20 oct Francis Law on their ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
srJT or VALLEY STREAM VICTIM.

The suit OF Clara l. Stewart who injured
IN the Valley Stream disaster two years ago TINS
spring. 10 recover 5000 damages from the Long
Island Railroad Company. was continued yest',
day IN the Supreme Court before Justice Gayhpf.
Miss stewart was on the wltness-stand for about
hqlf an hour. and seemed 90 be- exceedingly ner-
vous. AT the close Of her testimony shc wenl 10 Il
ing that she had 10 be taken away.
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p,tF 1 WILTON DoLLAR MORTGAGE.

r-l,zaheth March (speciaD-The new American
relti,e Trust placed a mortgage on file to-day IN
tho once Of the Clerk Of Union County Inc noI,,
gage is given 10 the United states Morteas~. az
r.. ,-orrnanv ~ \aw-Nork 10 secure the hsus
., "A. bonds of 81 90 each. bearing per cent W
terest The property covered by the mortsaee erc-
L-.cos lands In pOlgeyille. Herkimer county, y.
v known as the Alfred DOLCE Felt ana Luninssr
Factorv. lands In Norfolk County Mass snn ~
70, telling Mills In Clark Township, besides lana
on me road from Railway % Nesthelo' an" a."
,,rorerry I'm Greenwich Township. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ALL ABOUT A RAG FACTORY.
IT SERVED TO FURNISH AN INCIDENT Foh
CITY HALL PERFORMANCE

1T SERVED TO FURNISH AN lN'iphNi ~"
CITY HALL PERFORMANCE
Mayor Hoos Of Jersey city made known yes.e'uay
the contents OF that mysterious letter "hch ne u'
manded should be signed by p H. Flynn the con-
tractor before ne would sign the wafer oon'"
- 49,. 10 from ex senator Edwards. and was
"a follows ,,-arv Is $3.50
Hon Edward Hoos Mayor. Jersey cry. 800. r,.A.
Dear Sir When the tour Of lnspec lloh n va. = 49,
70 the Rocka way watershed under the pehseirk =
nossl OF nv client Patrick n. Flynn, 70 iur'sn =
new water supply to Jersey cry. atleh,lypp $500
called by MS engineers TO the rag factory AZ ',r
vile a. among the possible sources ~ poiiuey u
You were then told that II was the lhirhtlon "a Ia
contractor remove the same aIthousn ~ sner,
mention has been made Of this place ~ ne sPsssis
fcatons or proposal ! beg 70 assui" y..1 'na ,s
such removal has always been contempiateSa u, 10 80
plan and that II the contract Is AWARDED 20 -
such removal must take place Yours !, rs1''
~ WILLIAM r. EDWARDS
The contract calls FOR a supply free rom pona-
ton but the Mayor has fine IDEA OF oramau~
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n EDOrARD RODS LECTURES.

~. ast lecture OF NJ Edouard Rod in the city Of
Nv ort viii be delivered at Adelphi College. in
the Borough OF Brooklyn, AT : p. m on MONDAY,
March % The subject is Shakespeare en- france
A SECOND lecture which T. on "Cyrano d. Bergerac'
u.ul no delivered on Wednesday. March 2 az p m
t ,I,le ~ This lecture a reception Will he gwen
or NJ Rod I'm the college study rooms, bolh le''-
i,res are 10 bee given In the assembly nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
GERNAN.ANERICANS FOR STUHR.
THE vEREIN, AND MAY ORGANIZE
ONE OF HIS OWN

The Germa n American Citizens Verein, Of Ho-
boken. late Wednesday night in convention, nomi-
mated ex-State Senator William s. Stuhr for Mayor
by vote OF 30 to "a for Mayor Lawrence Pagan.
who in the past has always received the indorse-
ment OF the veren.
1t the intention OF the officers OF the organ.
izaton 10 admit only those members who presented
Al the door postal cards announcing the conven-
ton. but their plans mscarried owing TO the fact
that crowd Of Pagan followers. Including several
police officers pushed through the door and precipl-
tated rush into the hal. TO the great surprise or
the Germans who secured admission In the regular
way.
Mr. Stuhr was nominated by Councilman f. VIII
lam Bender. and Mr.. Pagan by j. Geiger. only
members Of the verein were allowed TO vote as the
secretary called their names
The Germans expressed Indignation yesterday ne
cause the Pagan politicians took such an interest
in the proceedings and tried TO Influence members
10 vote for Mayor Pagan. The Mayors friends m
the veren accused President A. Mohhkng ana
other Stuhr Of forgetting 10 send postal carnss
to the member who were known TO he In favor or
giving Mayor Pagan a fourth term.
II is said that some Of the Mayors ingenious po-
litica friends will organize an opposition German
vcren in few days. so that he can obtain Ter
indOrepnent.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A BICYCLE.

Arthur Seaman was arrested a few days ago on
a technical charge OF vagrancy, but IL was olS-
covered in the Gates-ave court yes'eruH! io' mus
~. ia had already served one year the pen-
tentiarv for stealing bicycles. and he was held
Yesterday morning by Magistrate Worth IN Sp
bail FOR the Grand Jury on a similar charge mace
nv p number Of bicycle dealers. The dealer whose
n 90: wa, token was Edward Bulls. clerk for his
Ia her al No 5G2 Glenmore-ave Suns I9sItlE.eLy
Identified Seaman who he said came 10 MS slore
~ No,,or,hor 12 last and rented wheel Tor Whlch
be aid 30 cents lie disappeared with the wheel
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JUSTICE jerks BACK on THE BENCH.

Justice Almet F. jerks. who has been confined 70
HE home with n sore throat for A week. returned
10 the bench yesterday morning and took up the
case that was forced TO suspend on account OF ms
illness T. was the suit Of John r Wei3ers. as
elr,iristrator OF the estate OF x. /. NeiDeIg'
e.i,'st ne Nassau Railroad Company 10 recover
S' 0U for the killing OF r. +. Weiberg In an acci-
dert ON SenLemDer Is lNA The case Is SUI on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
YALE ALUMNI DINNER TONIGHT.

GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT AND LIBUTENANT-Gov-
rR,oR WOODRUFF EXPECTED AZ QUESTS
Governor Roosevelt and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Woodruff are expected az the annual dinner OF the
vale Alumni Association Of Long Island. at the
oxford club. tonight. The Governor Will respond
-. -. tooa, yale In the War" Another Of the
10 ~, ,,.U be John Greenway. who was with
Colonei Roosevelt at san Juan. and who comes
from Arkansas 10 attend the dinner
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IAN MACLAREy" N EAST ORANGE.

rrr,ng his present tour OF the American continent
IAN Naclaren" will deliver only one lecture IN
the Oranges Next Saturday evening is the time
and Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church. East
9rorgn the place selected for this lecture. inc
place ~ the Minister IN Scotch Life IL the SUB
i,ct chosen and IL will be Illuminated by readlhsss
IN, the ne OF Or. Davidson. parish minister or
Drumtochty." .s,..o..u,. a,,,ac,,vo
T. ~, 90, That the proceeds for the benefit or
~ ' dn9irabie work being done by the Orange Val
iey Social Settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
WHEN THE roRTT-sErEYTH COMES HOME

Slight changes have been made IN the arrange
roeuts for the reception Of the Attn Regiment VOL
unteers Instead Of passing in review before Fres-
dent Grout at Borough Hail. the reviewing stand
viii he AT the Hanover Club. in Bedford-ave The
~, ,,,u take Mace al Paclfc-st and Atlantic
ave and the line Of march will be Atlantic 10
CitrtoD 70 Scbfrmerhorn. 10 LafaNftte-aNe-, 70
1arf,~d ave 10 Division. 10 Lee-ave., to Haywood
st and 20 the arTnory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
AWARDED BONDS TO THEIR OWN BANK.

Bloomfield March (specaD-The BOARD OF
Education Of which Thomas oakes II presioen.
and William A Baldwin clerk, has awarded sonoo'
bonde ar1ounfing o. 10000 20 the Eloonielu "a
,1onsl Rank Of which Mr.. cakes Is president ans
Nr BALDWIN vice president. The amount "pt@'"eu
for ,he bonds was : per cent above par 49, a..
This action was taken without advertsinf H., t1'
Ia ard In has caused considerable comment nir.
paidv'in saws the action was entirely legal IL
terms Of Mr. cakes and Mr. BALDWIN expire 'h's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
rro DENTISTS MARRIED.

A. me Centenary Methodist Episcopal Churcn IL
> n. ~. yesterday Or J. Roy Cherry and Dr
"a rr,etta Ayres Coy Kendall were married ny 'n5
Rev Frederick Clare baldwin Bpth b 5ne wore s
t W, '.ravclllng dress. and was UNATTENDED. p'
C,oSn - wash OF Altoona. Penn, was best man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
NEVARRS WATER PROBLEM.

TIVE BOARD OF WORKS APPROVES THE CIT
corNsEr's TRACK ELEVATION BILL"
A. Fteley OF New-York an expert engineer v.'
he engaged by the Newark Board OF Works AZ con-
sulting engineer to examine the PROPOSED S'es .
wv Hill In South Orange. and at Great Notch '''
The BOARD will employ inspectors 10 eHan, .
buildings by districts, and when a VAST vi ~
is found IL will have meters put IN. 81, - s,,
The Board yesterday adopted the Dill prePare.1 -
the CITY Counsel for track elevation ana ~ w." "
Introduced in the Legislature on Monday nish]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
1rrlfS From JERSEY CITY.

49,. commissioners OF Jersey city have
Inc IN a,soortinuance OF electric lights In the
,'sa sta1,ons and gas is now burned The Eec-
.r,n Ilght companys bill for last month was '''''
being he'll about double the allowance. . .ro.,a.n,
Major X Pansborn has resigned as pr cI,v on
OF the ~ he pressure Of mis- business engage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
vrv AVID 4 BOAT MISSING.

The police reported last night that two men who
left Sheepshead Bay in a sailboat on SATURDAY lor
s,aten Island had not been heard from since. The
,ra,, o-e Henry Carson. twenty-one years old and
Cornelius Stanger twenty years old Inc
nolice did not give the addresses Of the men, an
~ sheepshead Bay II was shld that they ala not
know where the men came from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
LENTZ TO RFSIGN.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee of ths
Essex County Republican Committee will be held
this afternoon Major Car Lentz will SEND IN
written statement with his resignation Of the cha,
,,arshin and his reasons FOR resigring. ana X ~
rababia tbat another chairman will be chosen. TX
T. Inderstood that the chair will be filed only tenn
,ra-il,, Tor tho spring elections, and that afer
H. antz shall have been vindicated he will DO
,4,,ga tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Aorurp APPEAL FOR ROFSEL.

r-,zabeth. March (specIaD.-on SATURDAY r'''lH
- u.,l make his last appeal 10 the Court oi
Pardons. at the Chancelor's Chambers, IN $500
Clty' lUol eel 70 IMPRISONMENT for lie. -
Mr. Bergen case Of r@igsI 70 veoThees to
viii appeal ~ o,rie,e n the young man, 40 as
grant him TO prepare for his death N Nsrch
10 e heen sentenced to be hanged on fru"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
wuar HE SAYS oP THE DECISION.

Referring 10 the decision handed down N"dheS-
dav in the United States Circuit Court Of Appears
t ,be case Of the American Graphophone Com
many art the National Gremophone Company.
q u Ia Dow. secretary Of the National GrHmo-
nbone Company said yesterday 1.-THE chief feat-
ure Of the decision upon which We congratulate
,rs.l,es is that the process Of making sound rec
80 mon aat hnrd indestructibie disks remains
-. ~ entlrc control and sole ownership Of the
cramouhoue Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
NOTES FROM PLAINFIELD.

W ,hro,ed tho hftieth anniversary OF their
.-1-n,aao ON wednesday. Mr. and Mrs voorhees,
M M itTed In Planield since 1900 . r,a,rs ex
nave Nv .rao cor building the Scotch PAINS eN-
Inc coz tbe PIainfeld Street Railway mas pen
tension rad u 70 l. W Serren, ST. Of Piainheia IL s
osad 70 have the road in operation cary :" Wv
.,f,1 1ler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
SYLVESTER MURPHY.

svvss,er Murphy. father Of sylvester A: Murphy
s..'r,o-5s-, ~ the Department Of Buildings
s.s yes-erday at his home No 275 Hicksst ne
~ ~ .eyer,,--.x years old. MI Murphy was re-
vas sSV.sts.- .~1 used 70 be- connected WIN me
tired ,,r~,.r, P~o-hers which he founded lie
S Sss o. Grand Army man The ewploye ssr OF S dTfe
s,.ss,5er, Nuryhys Department nave sen. a ia -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
LIGHTING TRUST TO INVADE NEWARK

The purchase Of the Peoples Electric Light and
Power Company OF Newark which also controls
franchises In a dozen other places. Is contemplated
nv the Mutual Gas Improvement Company OF
phiIadelphla we expect formal proposition
said President Philip y. Jackson yesterday. and
when It comes our Board OF Directors VIII give II
constde ratlon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Isl. "Aam H. Baldwin jr.. Of the Long
Niano Railroad ana o. NJ Iacohs ch,ef engineer
o. The Brooklyn New York and New-Jersey Tunnel
and ~ YIN give an informal talk on Tunnels
views ~ Naiflctcl" illustrated by stereoplicon
and pro,lr. proposed tunnel between New OrK
49, i'iook}n and Of the PRINCIPAL tunnels Of the
event. o!e the Onion League club on SATURDAY
evening Of mis- week al s.I6 e'cIock
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qpF LINCOLN LEAGUE D1SBANDED.

v-ax1sHrNGs OF THE CLUBHOUSE TURNED OVEN
TO Z J. KALTENBACH
~. lincoln League o. Brooklyn which was or
rsr,zed bv r. J Kaltenhach and his 1rlehus "'c'
me idea o. destroying the influence %. ~"
t'e 70 go. r,vrs-.v-eir5th Ward has dsbanded'
- NJ Deubert is more thoroughly inuenched III
"a IN The 1rranization in MS ward man eve
IVSSe' a. cios. personal friend OF Jacob orth anu
80 sbs-f~ Pu.-liur and the strife be Ween M. ~
Tsiterbsch was fierce IL the summer o. $50 WIZ zen
~ To~rh AND WINS factions sought the
- aaisea-es - the National conNenuoh ne ~
ColT Iesr1le club house Isl az Bushwick ana fulai
svss and rs handsome furnishings nav -.
$500 over to Ny Kaleuhach. VINO spent d great
iss| ~ money n maintaining the organlzatlI2}h -.
f-o- - M quarrel between peuoert ana haiteH-
hsob both va~e members Of the Unity pCrHcHn
Tub IN Tia lsey- st AS a result o. me ngnI "a! w
v-iiis fac-ir- elected The two delegates rom lhs
w ns.-i,t 20 e Louis and as a recoRnlu9h o.
.bssr wo~i Nfr Kaltenhach was appointed an
.ssssso~ fy Nfav0r Wu~sfer. and afferward MIC nae
Vatbsr NJ Ealtonhach's leufenant was afpoll'eu
Asssisr. Appraiser. which place he Still holds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
~ nCnNSLnERATE NAN.

t,ron The Cleveland Plain Dealer - 49,
ip trr Tommie knows IT, too ,o"
our a.l''t, .or.ie what has Nj Jones dont 4,
.lff 'tumbcd down on the slae~@Ih ~ roI husl
Bniy Crimes house ana ne D'D''
ness TO-"
"Eut a on &c ne went an tumbled down;
M Crimes CSC came out with whole lot OF ashes d"
spoiled slider!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ELEcTED pREHLnrNr nr nAAn

Charles n Roberts was yesterday unanimously
u 10 'H The vacancy caused by the resgna-
So. n'hr5 y Whitney. as president Of the
-, Tiiherhorn Bank. He was elected a director
Sir RIhesaay IN place Of the late Obed Wheeler
~@ss.Te State Bank S"' ''"'S 0"SH''' "a '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
Typhoid N P4TFRSON.

pa,crson March ? CspeciaD Thirteen new cases
y, tv,boid fever were reported to-day. making
total o, forty-six new cases since the outbreak OK
the disease on Monday. only one death hss o..
- Co Far that OF Miss Longwell OF NO. -
part-ave whose death is ascrihed 20 drinking
Passaic River water. Health Inspector beai w.
ieves the worst Of the epidemic 10 be passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
TPyAL TRIP OF THE PATHFINDER.

Elizabeth March CspecaD.-The United sta'cs
steamer Pathfinder. for the Geodetic COAST survey
which mas lust been finished az Lewis Nt n,,s
binvard will have her official trial trlp me iaeeI
49,, ~ next week Secretary Gage AND nVmoer
~ washington officials are expected 10 g. gu, ~" n ~
trip Captain John Ross OF Washihgtoh' VIII ""''
charge OF the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
p.syoBs DESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Caldwell March CspeciaD-1he First Preshy-
,.-,ar church decided last night 70 accept the
rstg,otion Of the Rev Henry Is. Denlinger who
IS received a call TO the Second Presbyterian
"t,rch al Bloomington. III. lie VIII preach his
farcv Ell sermon on Easter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
OBITUARY..


James Burris Underhin died on WEDNESDAY al
JAM Jam 10 49S State-st.. I'm his eighiy-seconl
MS nom 100 ~, a. Newtown Long Island. ana
year ,Hs,'t~- lineage, being Descendant o. Iomn
TSS5erh me Indian fighter, s Mf bengme build
10 blVoN ;,r.rai was held yesterday aijerhogH r.
g. 55o'se being conducted 10y the he'' i =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
ECONOMY ILLUSTRATED.

From What TO Eat
v,ifo who has been out shopping All u"S' ''''
dssr now tired and hungry am $500
Husband Dldn't you nave any lunch IN 'oNN.,'
Vffe-A plate 81 soup. only. nldH i''' ''''
could AFFORD 10 have more 1890 ..,odg
Tusband-Did you ind the hat you wantf1' .,n
Wife-Oh. yes. it's a perfect DREAM '0'''' ~
coat only SiG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
JERSEY AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

THE NEW BRUNSWICK PUBLIC BUILDING BILL
SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT
Washington. March (specaD Senator seve'i
has proposed an amendment 10 the Denciency v'i
TO provide addition 10 the NEWARK Fos'o"'e'
building
Representative Howell was 30 determined to get
his New-Brunswick Public Building bill signed IN
time yesterday that ne took the measure 20 ,ne
IN tho dav 70 the great satisfaction OF Mr.. Howell
Representative Gardner says mat WINE " d.,
believed around the House last night tnsl tns ,i
and Harbor bill was lost he now thinks ~ WI.
pass and that all the New-Jersey items VII De :"
the measure as adopted. except perhaps MS A""''
tic City apprOpr alton. -. s..c
Representative Parker. whose nAme, hss
mentioned In connection with the place OF aonoy'A.
Judge OF the Sd Circuit. Court OF Appeals nss
known for a few days past that Senator GRAY
would receive the appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03

Plainheld man was before Police Justice
Runyon on Monday for stealing rabbit. me
defendant declared that he was religious man.
had attended church four times on sunday
could not tell a lie and innocent In spite
Of all that Judge Runyon found him guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-03
NEW WAVES YOR TRANSPORTS.

Colonel kimhan Deputy United States Quarter
master has given out the following list OF changes
a. me names Of Government vessels (some being
't' purchased since the beginning Of the Spanish
sno used for transports and other service by
'he War Department