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New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
NEW-ROCHELLE.

d. aro, hearing on the proposed New Rochelle
c,,v charter was given in the Executive Chamber
IN Albany on Wednesday afternoon Governor
Roosevelt attended the hearing. and gave close per
sonai attention TO all the remarks. The speakers
for tho bill were Congressman John O. Cnderhin
I Addison Young and Mrs Harriet McGruer MOI MOI
eS Education OF which she s the president. Charles
Mutt and r. McKinlay Power also SPOKE III 80 ,o
lions and amendments made by the kepupnCal
Club These change the date or me nfst elSruIo S
10 the fall take away the necessity OF cohitria M ma
lion by the Aldermen Of the appointees OF lhe
Mayor. do away with the propqsi'ion a, TO an nune
her OF eight. and specify a Controller Governor
Roosevelt said he favored the amendment&I Vs. iIT re d
rogatives of confirmation He did not tnink tii tne
other WTTe s so be Rearng the GOV
ernor stated that he had received a number OF
letters from prominent people relating 70 the char
Ter One is from the Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin
pastor Of the Roman Catholic Church Of the
blessed Sacrament. protesting against the section
relating TO the reading OF the Bible in the schools
On being urged at the close of the nearing 10 Sign
wanted more time TO consider It. and that it would
probably not be signed before the town election
While Police Sergeant Frank Cody was walking
through the New-York. New-Haven ana Hartior9
freight yards Wednesday afternoon he nouctd
a marty of about six boys carrying a large bag
which appeared to be extremely heavy. When the
ned Sergeant Cody fred his pistol several times 20
them One Of the boys who Ga says n deu de rs
in the flight and was captured The sergeant after
securing him. examined the bag, ana iound u 70
contain nearly fifty Of the brass bearings out OF
the journal boxes of freghtcars me captured
bov afterWard made confession, saying that ne
belongs to a band of boys in Harlem who make a
business Of stealing railroad iron, brasses ana cop
ner wire and selling il TO a fence" in Newly Iork
Some days the boys have made as much az $50
The New Haven Railroad Company has been loslns
a large amount of property in its Westchester
yards, and the trolley and telephone companies @
months The New Rochelle police went 10 New
York and secured the arrest of six other boys on
Harry Zeitz. John Welsh. Albert Dorset. Ernst
Dorset George Johnson and William ketcham, and
they live in Fordham or Morrisania. The boys
will be arraigned in the New-Rochelle police court
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
TO SECURE FUNDS FOR ST. LOUIS FAIR.

ST Louis March 23-Within three days the actual
work of taking subscriptions for stock in the
Worlds Fair Corporation will in all probability no
begun. This has been decided at meeting or the
Executive Committee. A matter which occasioned
considerable controversy was whether or not any
call for funds should be made before the entire
s5Oc0OOO was subscribed by the people. After sew
eral OF the committee had spoken on this at some
length It was decided not ask for a cent from
the people Of St. Louis until tho whole amount had
b5tn subscribed. This decision is guarantee that
no more than two calls of > per cent each VIII be
made within the first six months and that no more
than 20 per cent can be asked in any six months.
The reports OF work accomplished were regarded as
most encouraging and the feeling was that the en-
tire amount needed would be pledged within the
next thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.


Thu cer,ihcate OF incorporation OF the Sloane Fur
r,,ure Company was filed yesterday in tho county
clerks office. Tho corporation Is formed Tor inc
manufacture and sale of all kinds OF househoiu
goods in Yonkers. The capital is $500 ana the
directors are John j. Sloane. Daniel J. Mahony anu
Isidore ] Beaudrias all OF Yonkers. - =.
Surrogate Silkman has granted testaInehtdl NJ
ters TO Robert w. Kelley on the VIII OF A Ahsv 10
Kelley of Somers and TO Rene NJ. PardessuS Oh 'i.o
will ~ Thomas r. Anthony. OF New-Rochelle' ~
,ers ~ administration have been granted 10 bieis
Canabao on the estate OF Henry Callahan, 9i
With on the estate OF John Ledwith. OF IarrytoMI
Joseph r. See and Charles NJ Lane, OF the sPv.ial
committee on remodelling the County jan alioun r
that the committee Is ready TO present IL HlIoi
a. the meeting of the Board Of Supervisors to-Hoi
VOW The report will show that the JAIL mas Dee
sboroughly secure, fitted up with all the moueI
and annroved arrangements for the safe keeping %
eys ao p and large enough for the requirements or
The county for many years 10 come ne Cost s. "
the work has been within the appfoprlauoh ~ -
ts another gratifying fact 20 the committee ne ne
REORGANIZATION for the building was SpoJO anu 5"5 5,
i,t,nr IL up s. 900 and the actual amount e&peuucu
nil he about $1,000 including an excellent hed.lns
pant not contemplated in the orlgina ~ nn,,b
A. The committee was appointed by the last i'epup
lican Board OF Supervisors its economy ana l EUoN
mana cement considered worthy or the
tion OF the voters of the county at the approa0"e
spring election. 49,, a. oDrucotion Of
Edward w Barrow for the appointment OF 81 u Us
tee under the will of Edmund H. PrloI. ol o,od
by the viii and the Justice has made an SIuri n
that the Washington Trust COMPANY, "a % rh,cb
York be appointed trustee OF the trust lu''u' "'
amounts $500.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
PORT OF NEw-Yol

PORT or INSTRUMENTATION. MARCH 23 ls99'
ARRIVED.
Steamer Europe (Br Robinson London March II: vs IN
rndse 20 the Atlantic Transport Company Arrived at inc
m Ps Gs Fsn FGncS 9 Eye
Arrived at the Bar At midnight 22d posrdan March
and Boulogne 10 with mdse. 81 cabin and 32O steerage
at 30 22d % and anchored on account Q, os
Steamer Noordand legl L2se%itz An~cpp Msff ~
the International Navigation Company Arrived al 'ne
steamer Garrick CBr, Eden February 81. Vic
toria % Bahia March g. and st Lucia H. with mdse to
Bpk SSa Reoh 4s fne v T q cz March 10
gTe13 ~ and ar 2TaHa "a o. % rrye S at the Bar at io40
Steamer Tyr Cvor). Hermansen. Cienfuegos March a.
with sugar 10 order to Daniel Bacon Arrived at the
steamer Gity OF Augusta Dasgett, Savannah. with
mdse and passengers 10 Ocean Steamship Company ,,
mdse ana passenger 70 1,s TorsoTs sn9 Newport News
with ndse passengers to Old Dominion steamship
steamer Richmond. Hitler. Newport News and Rich
nond and passengers 10 Old Dominion Steam
steamer Princess Anne Huphers Norfolk and New
port News with mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion
9sfin steamep Gate cy coogins Boston Ocean Steam
ship comRany Is Pog1a mart6 20 % gso nwnd north
moderate breeze, clear.
SAILED.
Steamer August Korr Ger FOR Flushing Peconc
B I1San TD2sa S CIV To p Knsso [ sS @ Por e Xn6no
~ Nebraska (Brl Glasgow. Bremen Ger. Bremen. via
southampton: Masslia Fr Narcotics: katahdn. New
port News Benefactor Philadelphia Guyandotte Nor
fok and Newport News. John H. Norfolk; Asen-
horn baltimore (after returning from Lower Bay;
Ariannhor CBr Csrthagena; Uler NoO Montego Bay;
Antilia tBO. Nassau.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London. March 23-sailed steamer Marquette (B0'
Liverpool March 23-saied steamer Afric (Br). Smith,
New York. ..
Cnffh from Iiy
Bristol March 23-Arrived. steamer Boston city (BO.
Barclay. New-York.
GLASGOW March 23-Arriyed. steamers AssyTian (Br).
Wallace New York: Scandinavian tBr, Ronne Boston.
Movlle March 23-ATived, steamer Ethiopia tBr)'
Wadsworth. New-York for Glasgow (and proceeded
Stetiin. March ly-Saied. steamer Burgermesier
Petersen Ger. Keterer New
Rotterdam. March 23-sailed. steamer Amsterdam
Dutch. Bakker New-York
Palermo March 19-ATived. steamer Glsdolus d8r).
Wallace Sayena for Nev-lOrk. III, sailed, steamer
Plcqua (Br) Brown. New-York.
Naples March 2lArriyed steamer Tartar Prince fBr),
Anderson. New-Iork.
Port said March 23-Arriyed steamers Orerspoo (Br.
Watt York via - Michaels for Shanghai; Thorn
hill Olr Annson NeN-lork Via Algers for singapore,
etc.
| 81 Mlchaels March 23-Passed. steamer Ems (Ger),
arra>sowitz Naples Gibraltar FOR Sew-York.
Coronel March 2o-Arriyed. steamer kentigorn CBr),
Valentine. New York Via 81 Lucia
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
NO NEW PHILADELPHIA WAIER SCfFHi.

onnrx.vcr FAILED OF PASSAGE IN SELECT
COUNCIL. DESPITE EMERGENCY.
Philadelphia, March 23-The ordinance appropri-
ating S. 100000 for the improvement and extension
of the supply Of the city failed or hhal pas
sage in the Select Council to-day, lacking three
NJ tho necessary two-thirds vote. The ordinance
originated in the Common Council and passed that
body after a long fight. 1t has had an even more
stormy career in the upper chamber Before TO-
days vote was announced a member favorins the
bill changed his vote in order TO move ior recon-
sideraton at the next session. but the general opn-
Ion is that there will be no further water Iegis5a-
ton on large lines until after Mayor-elect Ashoridge
takes his seat on April 3. . -, IT,
The subject Of better water for the city mas lot toI
some time past occupied the attention or leadInB
trade, business and scientific associations IN addl-
tion there have been a number of mass-ineeungs
Of citizens from time TO time. In eacn OF s tlsss
meetings resolutions have been adopted condemning
the present condition OF the water and attriouung
10 II largely the prevalence OF typhoid feVeF'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
YONKERS.

Michael J. Sullivan a member Of the Yonkers
Painting and Decorating Company. died yesterday
after short illness from pneumonia at his home,
No. b6 Ashburton-ave. He a member OF Com
pany l. ssth NewYork Volunteers. and of Kitch-
Ing Post, CT. A. r.
At the meeting OF the Police Commissioners on
Wednesday the salary OF James Ivers. the newly
appointed clerk OF tho Board fixed at $500 and
his hours from q. m Till p. m. except Sundays,
holidays and half holidays.
II decided at the meeting Of the Grand Army
Memorial Committee on Wednesday night to invite
Corporal Tanner 10 deliver the address the even
ing OF Memorial Day in Music Hall, this city.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
HUGE BLOCKS or GEORGIA MARBLE.

Atlanta. March 23-Professor Yeats, of the Geo
logical Survey has been advised that a marble
block weighing something over one hundred thou
sand pounds has been successfully removed from
a quarry at Marble Hill. Ga. and started on its
WAY 10 New-York The marble is almost pure
white and The block measures q feet inches by
feet inches wide and IL is believed 10 be the
largest block Quarried in modern times
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
MOUNT VERNON.

Tho Bureau OF Charities at IT'S annual meeting
reelected Mrs. George c. Hoffman. president. The
other officers Mrs. Charles Adams and
Mrs Charles w. Van Court. vice-presidents; Mrs
Ia C. Blake. recording secretary: Miss Alice May.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. c. 9. Fearn. treas
urer and Mrs. Franklin r. Davis, Mrs. William
sageman, Mrs d. D. Russell. Mrs. Harrison Hunt
and Mrs. A. G. Butler. directors.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
TWO IMPRISONED MINERS RESCUED.

r,,DTrFN DAYS IN BOTTOM or MINE-cosT
5000 TO GET THEM OUT.
Icadville. COL March 23.-At II o'clock last nght
tbe two mine pumpmen. Charles Rouss and Bert
re-. who were imprisoned in the Bon Air mine
thirteen days ago were reached by the rescuers
and restored to their friends. They show httIe
effect Of their experience. They were on the 45V-
foot level when a cave-n near the top shaft cut
them off from the outer world. Fortunately the
hiy water nine was not broken and after a hole
,ne - had been blown with dynamite the men
were able to communicate with their nlenuS Mh4 70
over two hundred feet deep was sunk Inc cost
ot rescuing the men has been over 5000.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners, p. m
bulldog Show. Hotel Logerot garoeh
Princeton Glee. Banjo ana iaiuoiA ~
cert Naldorf-Astoria, $50 y. M.
Intercollegiate gymnastc tournament Ne" o'
University, p. m. o. ,y,u
Berkeley School minstrel show, carnegie num-
$40 p. ,..,o, rJo.eI
Long island Sound Racing Association Fio'e4
Manhattan. p. m.
Ricvcle Show Grand Central Palace.
Public Education Association NO ~ west '''''
(
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
PORT CHESTER.

Mason Hanson n well-known resident of East
Port Chester, VINO started about fifteen months ago
.or the Klondike. returned yesterday. He began
mis- journey homeward in November. and has been
travelling every day since.
Many people from here attended the public re-
eeption given in Stamford on Wednesday night TO
Company X, Sd Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
which returned Wednesday from duty in
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SING SING.

the Republican Village Committee brought proceed
ings for Illegal voting at the recent Republican
primary for nominating village officers came up
for a hearing yesterday morning before Police JUS
tce Milton {. Palmer. Graham waived an ex-
animation. and held in 500 bonds for the Grand
jury. The defendant not a resident Of the vii
lage. having lived outside the boundaries FOR the
last four years yet he took active part in and
voted at the Republican village primary. and the
Village Committee has determined 10 make eX-
ample OF the case.
Judge Smith Lent at White Plains yesterday noon
adjourned his term OF tho County Court until
Wednesday OF next week
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hO1 Hi1''
AIBEMARLE-M b. l. Goddard, OF wa Ih,., "0n oc
p CANBRIDGE-Con r. r. Hitt' Oh
I,,,,s ~ TIETH AVENUE-Judge Alfred Hanu'
of scranton. Penn, and Judge W J. HendrlchS =
of Frankfort Ky. HOFFMAN-General Jonn tnsoId ~
T,,ai, ~ Cbicago INiPERIAL-Senator Redneiu
DIdn, . 90 Vermont MANHATTAN-E. V. Stod
dapS of Rochester MURRAY HlLlEGenera. s,,'1n
u"ra, .rao parker. of Albany. WALDORF-Myroh
r. Herrick of Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Justice Keogh. Of the Supreme Court has signed
an order striking the assessment Of William II.
Douglas from the Mount Pleasant Township roll.
The decision was based the ground that Mr..
Douglas Is a nonresident The valued
the property, which consists of fifty and ad-
Joins the Rockefeller estate at $ OOO although the
purchase price was only $1,000
John +. Murray tax receiver, has begun the col
lection OF taxes IN Mount Pleasant.
The North TarrytOwn Fire Patrol will hold en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-supreme Before Van BTqn'.
j. barrett Kumsey FSe5s oers Sh Nos o 32 35
supreme court-speeia Term-Partt I-Before Gies'-
rich J.Moton calendar called at 1890 a IN. N, II,
supreme Cour-speelal Ter-psrt HIbeloIe cass
Supreme court-specisI TermPart IyBel9re Kellogg.
2Se9 G SG5 9Ss S9gs s ,99 $3.50 900 5aS case undnshed
Supreme Court-special Term-Part N-Before heloss'
supreme @ couri~special Term-Part vI-BefoTe Book
stsver Causes to be sent from Fart ~ ior uiaL
Supreme cou-specia TermPart yII.Bef9Ie Glider,
SiseEs, RsISav Cor contain u! 10 day caiendar
supreme courTra IerWTPa[t ifore ss.S s MeAss s
1880 St4 $500 s384 500 500 SOS 500 5oeI 6 Ss2
Supreme court-Trial Term-Part IIBefore Tlt5-
gerald Mos. 34O9. 2574 4O39 4J0ls 26GS 800 4oeo
fo2 81 4cos lSs 2sS 2tS2 s2 % 4TS 1gS i49 iS ss IA
oosv; s,re, enmrtial Term-Part IV-Before Andrews.
JNcauses to be from Part III for trial Case IN
finished ro co,,rt-Trial Term-Part v-Before Leven-
tritt Causes 10 lie sent from Part III for trial.
sprcme cou-rral Term-Psrt v-AdJourned
'eF Supreme court-rrlal Term-Psrt yBefors Bischon
J-Nos sO9 1871 l57 800 4o47 Obs 100 9l43. all
:77fio 4o4e 4c7a 1883 s724 o4s 36o2 1892 1901 4l2
sSpeS Is coaatETris Tern-Part vIu-Before smyth
J-Causes to be sent from Part VII for trial Case un-
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part IX-Beforc Werner,
J.Causcs 10 be sent from Part VII for trial. Clear.
Causes to be from Part VII FOR tral-Iudge 20
Supreme Court-TriaI Tern-Part XI-Before MacI<an
JCauscs 10 he sent from Part VII for trial Case un-
supreme Court-Triai Tern-Part XII-Adjourned for
surrogstes Chambers Before varnum. s.-Mo-
ton calendar called at 1880 wills for probate;
Mary A. Cream. Babet Guggenheimer Sarah Meuer.
James NJ. Bradley, At 1890 a. m; Wilhelm Berkemier.
Antonio Morelo. at p. m .
surroFate's CourtTrial Term-Before Fit1scraid s.
court opens al 10 a. ID. no ia, nsy Ia,enuaf E, =
city Court-Trial T'erm-Part before Mccarthy J.
222s Gii4 265o i7G3 clear
city Court-Tral Term-Part lI-Before Conlan. j
isSsd is 2'''' 1'- 1870 '-'O -'- -''' ~
city Court-TriaI Tern-Part Iu-Befor- Hascali j
: sss2 5i4s $iss $i45 AZ M 5as ats a5s s55 ss
1855 3l57. 3lG4 3l6j. 1886 3i7o 3i7l 372 1913. 375.
8l78. 3177 3l7s 3l79 1850. Clear
+ city Court-Trial Term-Par IN-Before ODwyer. J -
Short causes Nos G737 7O02 Go 7o47 7o5 COPS 1852,
1890. 7O2l. 1920 Equity case: No. 2dI. Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Rv C;legcrich J.
Fischer agt Buchanan-Jacob W. Kahn.
Hoffman arf HoNman--Maurice Leyne.
Matter Of Union Trust Company-Amon l. SIuireS
BY Scott. J.
Messmann ast. Esenserger-Jossph TettTeteh.
Terry agt RobireOn-John T. Clarke.
Ely agt. Anderson-Robert Sturg1s.
McNabe agt. Porter AIR Lighter company-Frank D.
iord agt Gilbert-s l.. Il. ward.
Matter OF Merriam company-Neison Smith
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
Albany. March ?3.--Court ot Appeals calendar for
Friday. March "a: Nos. SIS So $50. $50 and sol.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
TARRYTOWN.

The taxpayers OF Greenburg Township are dis
cussng the charges of corruption made by Alex
ander s Traub against the Board OF Highway Com
missioners. Traub, who had the contract for i'm
proving certain highways last summer. alleges that
after he received the contract he approached
by one OF the Commissioners and informed that II
would be necessary 10 use stone which the Com
missioner sold. As his contract called for stone
acceptable TO the Commissioners he asserts he was
obliged TO buy that which was offered in order that
the Commissioner might make 25 cents q yard.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
WANT TO SEND MORE LEpERs TO MoL0KAL

San Francisco. March 2S-The Rev. William H.
Tubb will soon visit the leper settlement the
island OF Molokai the agent Of a local improve
ment club and with the Endorsement OF Senator
Dwyer. the author OF the concurrent resolution
adopted by the recent Legislature to convert Molo-
kai into National leper settlement. He will
remain among the iepers for four months and will
work In connection with committee 10 be ap-
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
MORE SUNDAY TRAINS IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford March 23.-The Connecticut House
of Representatives to-day passed the bill which
permits the New-York. NewHaven and Hartford
Railroad 10 operate trains on Sundays during
hours in which they have been prohibited. The
measure has already been passed by the Senate,
and now goes 10 the Governor for his signature
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SOrND MONEY MEN TO MEET HERE.

r. ATUFRING OF THE SIAIb NIDf-I INTFoII i"
OF TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE
The State vce-presidents o' the National SOUND
Money League comprising the governing body Of
~ oroorizatio are to hold a conference on
Wednesday at the Eastern Offices Of the league IN
the Bowling Green Building ]. Sterling Morton OF
Nebraska ex-secretary of Agriculture, is president
of the league A. b. Hepburn, vice-president OF
ana !, Y Smalley OF Chicago. is general secretary
The yice-president for New-York State is Henry
Hentz Of this city. Mr.. smaley, VINO mas reached
pressing the belief that Bryan will be the Demo
cratic candidate for President next year. and that
Of free silver as the issue which 10 make their
can
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
HEAVY REGISTRATION IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 2G-rhe Mayoraty election will
be held In this city early next month. and the Of
fetal figures given out by the Election Commits
sioners show that 70 $50 voters registered Tues
day breaking all previous records for municipal
elections The highest previous registration was
900 when Mayor Swift elected.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
MONITOR 70 BE MADE INTO FERRYBOAT.

Oakland. Cal. March 23-The old monitor CO.
manche which has been bought from the Govern
ment by local firm. is TO be converted into a
freight ferryboat TO in San Francisco Bay.
Her antique engines will be replaced with new
machinery. and she will be Temodelled at a cost
of SO Oo0
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SHIPMENT OF GOLD FROM THE KLONDIKE.

San Francisco. March IA special dispatch
from Seattle. Wash, says that the steamer
Laurada which recently arrived from the north,
brought $50 900 from the Bondike. being the first
shipment Of treasure from there this year. The
fact OF the gold dust being on the vessel has not
been made public before.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
MR.. sHAYYE WILL PROBABLY RECOVER.

Chicago March 2S.-Harry II. Hammond the as
sailant Of John r. Shayne the State-st furrier
has been released under 10000 bonds The phy-
sicians state that unless blood-poisonlng sets IN
Mr. Shayne's chances Of recovery are good.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
SUNDAY. MARCH &c.

. >-o-,,,nd,A - Havre March trencn
D-,ae, Para, March l4..... .Lamport q ftoit
pn.saIo Hull March wilson
pr,or .... Glasgow March 1.............. -
| Galveston March lo......... Mallory
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.

o,r,od nv President Mckinley TO invesugate enc sno
p..er There are a number Of lepers in me @ oai,
Trancisco pesthouse and the citizens are anAi'u'
10 have them removed 10 MoIoha''
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sunrs. 55s Sunset 6l6 Moon a 4:2o Moons age 2
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 5:44 Gov. Island 6:l6 Hell Gate { q
PM-Ssndy Hook 6.l2 Gov. Island C:4+ He'll Gate 80
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

BROADWAY & nth ST.
MISSES TAILOR SUITS,
14-16-1S Years.
Brown. Blue or Black Serge
Jacket lined with silk new gored
Skirt, lined with Percaline,
$1,000
Venetian Cloth f1y-frOnt jacket
lined with striped Taffetas SILK
circular Skirt, lined with ferca-
line,-BIue, Red, Brown, Gray or
Black,
Suits of mixed Venetian: CASTOR
Oxford or Blue. Fly-frOnt Jacket,
circular Skirt, lined throughout
with silk,
JAMES McCREERY & co,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24

r e. W. "Blackwood" E e. W
Whipped Seam Gun.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR
Announcements.

Albany March 23.-Court cf Appeals calendar 70
Friday March "a Nos SIS. sS2 $50. 500 and sol.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.

X Friedrich. Bremen. Nor Ger Lloyd. -
Seminole, Charleston, Clyde. ........... -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04
ZIG AT NEW REGIMENTS. (
This Number to be Enllsted for tho Philip.
pines Campaign.

WASHINGTON, July 33.-Thes presi9
dent. was called upon to-day by!a dele
CATION Of Southern members of & Con-
gress concerning the distribution OF otTl-
GERS of the new regiments to be enlisted
for.the army in the Philippines. He told
them that eight regiments in addition
to the three authorized to be recruited
in NJ anila would be raised and assured
them that the, officers would be selected
without regard to poll tical affi tions
or location of residence; due regard be-
ing had for fitness and past service.
The delegation comprised Representa-z
tiVes sBankhead and Clayton, Of Ala
ibanla; Adams on and G riggs. al Geor-
sia, and Norton, of South Carolina. ss q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-07-04

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