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b. and o. Holiday Rates.

Account Christmas and New Year holt
LAYS me baltimore and Ohio r. r. will sell
excursion tickets at reduced rates hatwaan
Baltimore. Pittsburg, Wheeling, Parkers-
burg, Strasburg Junction and Intermediates
points. December %, "a. %, 81 1869. and
January 1, 1900 valid for return until jan
uary T. inclusive.-Advt
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AT JOHNSTON'S. 129 7TH ST. NV.
MINED NUTS. TIC. LIB.

MINED NUTS. TIC. LIB.
A special mixture of large English Wal
nuts, American Walnuts, Brazil Nuts-at
special price tomorrow. IAzc. ID.
SPECIAL EGG SALE.
Best Fresh Eggs tomorrow, 1T12c. doZ.
The 2oc. glasses Table Jelly for 12c.
The 2Uc. Best Chocolate Drops, 15c Id.
SPECIAL FRUIT CAKE SALE
A Glib Fruit Cake tomorrow, I5c.
A lib. Fruit Cake tomorrow, 12c.
The 35c. Paper Shell Almonds, 2Oc. lb.
The 2Oc. Grenoble Walnuts, 15c. 10.
CALIFORNIA HAMS. S11c. LIB.
The Toe. French Mixed Candy, TIC. lb.
A 5-Ib. Fruit Pound Cake, SOC.
Only tomorrow. JOHNSTON'S, I20 18th st
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LoeaIer.s Delicious Celery Sausage

The sausage, breakfast bacon hams and
other pork products of A. Loeff1er are daily
breakfast dishes in hundreds of homes
throughout the city. All these edibles are
prepared at Mr. Loeff1er's own establish
ment, Brightwood avenue. Besides
"Frankfurter," Vienna" and other old ia
vorites Mr.. Loeffier has a new breakfast
relish, celery sausage, which is already
very popular. Loeffier's sausage, hams,
etc. may be obtained in all markets and at
many of the grocery and provision stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19
Business Men to Meet,

Arrangements have been made to hold
the regular monthly meeting of the Bust
ness Mems Association tonight in the hal
of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company
discussion of various matters Of bushes.
and the receptions of reports from standine
committees, the association will be ad
dressed by Senator w. E. Mason of I'LL
nois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Handsome Wall Papers at F. G. NoIte's
Good work and low prices account for
the large business built up by F. G. Nolte,
so 9th street. Mr.. Nolte papers rooms for
81 up, giving to all his work his careful at
tention. He also has on hand a large stock
of new, handsome patterns Of wall paper
from which to make selections. All kinds
of fine painting is done at very reasonable
prices also.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ANU SEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy of Music-''A Female Drum
her."
Bijou-Naudeville-
Kernan's I,yceum-"A Social Maid
National Theater-Jas. K Hackett in
Rupert of HentZau."
New Grand-J. o. Barrows and company
and polite vaudeville.
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HARRIS & SHAFER COMPANY.
Xmas Gifts of Diamonds. Watches ,nd
JeweIry

Jewelry.
one has to go good deal ION faith" in
buying diamonds, watches and 1ewelry. At
the store Of the Harris and Shafer Com
pany, lib Pennsylvania avenue is to be
had everything In the Jewelry and silver
ware line of superior quality. This is one
OF the reliable stores of the city, and what
ever Is bought there is certain to be as rep
resented.
AT this store may also be seen a great
many novelties, canes and umbrellas pock-
ct books, card cases, ETC.. gold and silver
mounted.
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From the Executive Man.fon

furniture, tapestries, draperies, lace cur
talns, mattings, carpets. etc, will be sold
Dy auction within the sales rooms of James
W. Radcliffe, go Pa ave. NV. tomorrow
"wednesday at 10 a.m.-Advt
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Southern Railway Holiday Rates

Southern Railway will sell tickets at rate
or a fare and one-third round trip to points
south, account of holidays. tickets on sale
Dec - 10 %. inclusive 80 81 and Jan. /,
limited Jan. 4, l3O0.-Advt
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Divine Healer Schrader
All this week at 9O5 E n.w.-Adyt.
A Good Thing for the Ne,

A Good Thing for the New Year.
The beginning Of the year is a good
time to start subscription to The
Saturday Star for some out-of-town
friend Send your order now with
one dollar for 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

NOAH AFTER THE FLOOD
planted the first fruit. the grape. the most
healthy of all the products of the earth
Speer. the oldest wine grower In the U. s.
has vineyards of the Portugal Grape from
which his wines are fully matured by great
age and valuable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19
1OHN RIAIR,s PIAYS-At the N

JOHN BLAIR'S PLAYS.-At the New
National Theater on Friday afternoon John
Blair and his company will present the sec
ond of his course of modern dramas. The
play chosen Is Paul Hervieu's Tiles Giles
TenaillesD. The English version is the
work of George Peabody Eustis and Paul
kester. The former is nephew of the late
ambassador to France and is well known in
this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

The continuous fine weather has enabled
US to keep up in the printing department:
therefore all portraits of sittings up to
Wednesday will be finished for Christmas.
Rice's Studio 1928 Pa. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

]. F. SHEETZ,
Manufacturer of Fine Candies; PC. h. Re
duction to Sunday schools. 1872 It'll st.
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KENNY'S CHRISTMAS PICTURE.
A handsome Autograph entitled. Christ
mas Joys" given away Saturday, Deem
Der % c. d. KENNY
Eight city stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

WE CLEAN CARPETS LIKE NEW.
Take out all the dust and grit. Make col
ors fresh and bright. Wagons call. Empire
Carpet Cleaning Works, It'll and K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Everybody Likes "DfamOnd" Beer
-brewed by the National Capital Brewing
Co None better or purer. Order some for
Xmas. Sold by all frst-cIass dealers. 1t
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"veIati, on a Christp.s Rox

is guarantee that the CONNECTIONS are pure
and toothsome. Delicious caramels, choc-
olates and bon-bons especially made for the
Xmas trade. Give your out-of-town orders
now at either store, $40 9th or 140S G st.
n.w-Adyt
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smaII.. FIo.ver. for Chri.tmas.
Complaint Filed,

]. H. Small & Sons. florists 18th and G
sts, Washington; 1153 Broadway, n. Y
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Holiday Present Cigars by the box. Head
quarters, National Cigar Factory, 1O11 Pa av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19
CITY ITEMS.

only cathartic t. take with Hoods sarsaparilla
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CUTHCURA
BEGINS WITH THE BLOOD AND ENDS WITH
THE SKIN AND SCALP

THE SKIN AND SCALP.
That is TO say. CUTICtRA RFSnINENT purihes
the blood and circulating fluids Of HUMOR GERMS
and thus removes the cause, while warm haths with
CUTlCURA SOAP and gentle amounting with CI-TI-
tuRA tointmentl, greatest OF tmollient skin cures.
cleanse the skin and scalp OF crusts and scales
atay itching, burning and Inflammation. ss,oihe and
heal Thus are speedily, permanently and eco-
nomicaily cured the most torturing, disiguring
humors OF the skin, scalp and blood. with loss u
hair when the best physicians and all other rene
dies fail.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER n AND
G. CORP, Props. Boston. How TO Cure TUrturing
Skin Diseases free
Oo'S 1Oui AJhiii, CGTICJRA SOAP.
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Handsome Wall Paper. at F. G

Tree ornaments. Open evenings. J.Jay Gould
advertisement.
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60 CTS. PER LIB,

OU us. FtFI L5-
Fruits, Pineapple, Royal Chocolates, Snow
drifts. Sherbet, Almonds and Imported
Bonboniers- Special reductions made for
Sunday schools on our 40 and 25-ct. Candy.
SHEETZ, 10th and F.
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"Grass' for Lamp Shades-beautiful. Gould
de16-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Gas Heaters, S1.25 and up; OIL Heaters,
81 p TO $500. A. Eberlys Sons, us It'll NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

A Little Girl can make tree toys. GouId's 8.
de11-11t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

ORDER CHRISTMAS WINES.
Purity and low price assured Chas
Kraemer, T35 It'll st.
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Tree Ornaments, open evenings,J. Jay Gould.
de9-12t+
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Highest of Worth mt Lowest of Cost,
5-lb. box of Creamery butter at sl.6O is
freshest cleanest and purest churned.
James F. Oyster, 800 Pa. ave.; telephone
I'll. And all markets.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Best whisky in city. selis,on's, 1900 Pa a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Money to lend at 4, and per cent on
real estate. Frank 7. Rawlings, 1905 Paave
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-19

Ferns Make Dainty Gifts.
Guides showing of ferns is unsurpa ssed.
They're Beauties 1924 F.-Advt,
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Scrap Book Pictures. j. Jay Gould, 9th
del6-7ts
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Tree Ornaments. unique and gay. GouIGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
YONKERS.

Final games were rolled on Thursday night IN inc
invitation tournament OF the Paisade BOAT CIuo
a. It's alleys IN Genwood The Vernon bo"4he
Club OF Mount Vernon, IS the winner OF 'he
tournament having lost one Of the ten sames
rolled Hollywood Inn. Royei Arcanum ana ran
sade Boat Club tie for second place with seVe"
games won and three lost.
The annual meeting Of the Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
was held Thursday
The Kings Daughters Of the Wsronrton Avenue
Rsptist Church had reception on THURSDAY even
ing at the home Of Mrs w. y. Bailey IN Buena
vista-ave About hundred and fifty persons
attended 49,, o.oro.o C,onn
psnv YVES held on Thursday night at the aTlhOi!'
In Waverly-st. . 49, AVA
their seventeenth recital on Thursday night III me
hall at Hollywood Inn. ,,, -
The lecture OF c. Hanford Henderson. which was
rostponed on Saturday last account OF the, IL
ness Of the lecturer will be given on saturIay'
Mach Is re Will speak before the Yonkers Kin
dergarten Association on The Social Purpose. -,
Colonel and Mrs T. j. Mitchell gave a reception
on Thurscay night 10 the members OF ST John s
lutheran church for William Z. BeItler or the
occasion Of his sevenueth birthday. tTedericK
ISode presented to MI Boutler IoVing-cup IN De-
half Of the congregation
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MOUNT VERNON.

William Mckenzie the burglar who was captured
on Wednesday night after having entered seven
houses in this city. has been remanded until this
morning for examination. Mckenzie has been ex-
s1nined by physicians who say thai he IS a natural
thief The prisoner does not agree with this dag
noss lie says his downfall Is Que TO young
woman with whom he has been infatuated "She
had an Unsuitable passion for matinees and wine
dinners" said Mckenzie, land my salary as a
clerk was too small TO buy these luxurtes turned
10 be q burglar She didn't know how got the
money" he added. land I guess she didn't care
much as long as she got what che wanted
MAYOR Flske has submitted special message TO
the Aldermen IN which ne urges haste In presenting
20 the LEGISLATURE any local legislation which is
REQUIRED this year The Mayor recommends amend
ments 10 the charter requiring the planting or
shade trees In residential parts OF the city. Also
park He suggests for the park the land bounded
hy Lincoln, Sidney. Fourth and CTarv aVes
The Trihune's dispatch from Albany that the
Governor has decided TO dismiss the question OF
impeaching Mayor Edwin ". Fiske was read with
great Interest IN this city The citizens who signed
The petition to impeach the Mayor follows
Edison Lewis. George r Crawford. {. II. Wilson,
Joseph S. Wood. John D. Pease. John r. Bryant
William Wilson, r., T. A. Howiand. George o.
Beach and J. A DO0litte. Mayor Fiske came out
yesterday IN interview IN which he threatened
TO tear Of the masks worn BY most OF the signers
of the paper"
Miss Charlotte Roe daughter Of Mrs Josiah Roe,
ond William Higgins were married on Thursday at
the home of the brides mother. in Chester Hill.
As Mr.. Higgins was member Of the list Regiment
rated with the American and Cuban flags and war
relics
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PEEKSKILL.

Surrogate Theodore u. SNkman held his monthly
sitting r. the Peekskir Savings Bank Building on
Thursday. and disposed OF one Of the longest
calendars he Las had there IN several months
The funeral OF Lewis w. Mead. who died sud
denly IN the Depew Opera House on Wednesday
night. VIII be held this afternoon a. o'clock IN
the Second Presbyterian Church
About two hundred men gathered IN the narlors
OF Corusndtown Hook and Ladder Company No
last night Z was smoker" given by the officers
and committees q the fire company for their
friends, and the affoir Yves considered one OF the
best the company has ever given.
4 largely attended and enthusiasts meeting OF
the Republican Village Committee was held on
Thursday evening, and plans were discussed for the
coming campaign. The nominees were present, and
every one expressed confidence Of victory al the
rnllE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
NETWORK CITY

The second trial OF Mrs. Fayne Strahan Moore
whose husband Is now serving a nlneteen-years'
sentence IN Sing Sing Prison on a charge OF eH-
tortinG money from Martin Mahon, the proprietor
OF the New-Amsterdam Hotel. at I'ourth-ave and
Twenty lrst-st was begun yesterday morning be-
fore 1ustice F4lrsman in the Criminal Branch OF
the sinrene Court Mrs. Moore is charged with
completely with her husband Six jurors were Sc
lected when the court adjourned
The directors OF the Merchants Association have
adopted resolutions approving the proposed expo
sition which the citizens Of Buffalo are planning
10 hold on the Niagara frontier In tho summer OF
,q,1 70 be known as the Pan-American Exposition
The Home FOR Aged and Infrm Hebrews, one
Observation-Disclosures. near Columbus-ave., VIII
have a Purim reception tomorrow and again on
Thursday from IL a. m. 10 .. m.
The services at St Davids Chapel No. GIL East
One-hundred-an and nifty -eighth-st, will be held on
Wednesday evening. Bishop Potter will confirm A
class. The Rev DIT. c. c. Tiffany and several
other priests will be in the chanceL The class VIII
be presented by Or. Clifton, tho rector OF the
parish.
Thomas Davidson will give course OF ten lect-
ures on In Memoram." in the chantry OF All
Souls Church. Madlson-ave and Sixty-sixth-st, on
successive Tuesday evenings at o'clock, begin
ming February -. Tickets for the course, at -,
may be had at the church.
Madison" sends S5 to The Tribune for the poor.
The money has been sent 10 the Association for
Improving tho Condition OF the Poor
David r. Hunt the lawyer. has written letter
TO the Editor Of "The North Side City Press, IN
which he calls attention TO the unjust taxation IN
the Annexed District. The district pays the same
rate as Manhattan. he says, though IT Is In diff
ferent county.
Mails from China Japan and Hawaii OF the fol-
lowing dates: Hong Kong January rs; Shanghai,
January 80; Yokohama, February T. and Honolulu
February 70, which arrived Al San Francisco on
the steamer city OF Picking, are due 70 arrive IN
New-York on Tuesday morning. Mails for CHINA,
Japan and Hawaii will close at the Postonice as
advertised.
Postmaster Van Colt announces that the speci-
men sets OF newspaper and periodical stamps, to
he sold in compliance with requests from collectors
and others have been received at the Postof1ce
and that they will he placed on SALE beginning
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

Messengers 10 oerchs Co. Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Heka DAM Thomson Christian sand February
10 to Finch Dye Co Passed in Sandy Hook at lI'o
Steamer weimar Ger. Wilhelm. Bremen February
H. mdse q cabin and 5St seerage passengers -
Burgnda qr B9srss M1 " EI~e 1an0e co
As4 2u G15es @' Y SaT n @ and Maes
cry sb 2 I,a ns' 80 H1se FeDsn CO. " FL
well Co Arrived a. the Bar al s;o2 e n, January o.
Msssna e. Palermo % and Gibraltar February :: 9Th
rndse Phelps Brothers Arrived at the Bar al lV''V
gte 1Sa Abosza aus Thianich Trieste January
and Algers 49, with mdse 10 garner q Co Arr''0' a.
the Bar at 10 m FEBRUARY 70 Alexandra. January 1s
4'o S9 Bsrmu 9sp febay a via
Breakwater g. with 10 order vessel 70 henderson
n s5s. ATfss at ''f Bar '1
Cape Town 20 and St Vincent ~ FG asT with sugar
Steamer Ivydene CBr MlbuTn. Buen9s Ayres January
ls 5 Soron e som ona Arrived at the
steamer Hll. Mclean. Norfolk with coal to Cast
Steamer a+ princess Anne Hulphe Norfolk and NswPSrt
Nsw with K @fs nnd M% Newport news
%. with coal % the Atlantic IranspoTaton 70 MA, 70
Steamer s9rfond INor, Eskoland Philadelphia Feb
steamer Alsenborn Gningham Baltimore with mdse
sandy Hook. Feb "a $50 p. m.-wind northwest;
light breeze clear.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Mannheim (Ger) for Flushing Hol Pow
hatan CBr) Genoa etc; Urnson Grange Br Fremantle.
etc Ethelgonda r) Bristol Mexico SPAN Havana etc
Advance Colon: Antilia (Br). Nassau; Old Dominion
Norfolk and Newport News City OF Birmingham, Savan
nah. CITY u Philadelphia. Baltimore
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London Feb 24-Salled, steamer Messba Hrl, Lay
land. New-YOrk. 80,
Liverpool Feb 24-saied. steamer cevic Gr). Nicol'
New-Y0rk.
GLASGOW. Feb 24-Ar1vef, steamer Bolivia (BO. Craig.
New-YOrk
Dover Feb 23-Passed. steamer Stuttgart (Ger) wer-
New-
Prawle Point Feb 24-Passed. steamer Helgoand
Gen Rittern New-York for Flushing.
Hamburg. Feb 22-Sailsd steamer Paula (Ge), Heu-
meyer New-York.
Gibraltar Feb 23-Passed. steamer Athalis Cor).
Whust Patras for New-York
Naples. Feb 24-Arrived steamer Fue-t Bismarck
Ger. Albers. New-York.
Naples FEB 21-Saied steamers Massa (Fr). Jaubert,
New-York: Trojan Prince (Br). Eageton, New-York
Rio Janeiro Feb 23Arrived, steamer Hevelius tBes),
Stspledon. New-York. via Pernambuco
Para. Feb 23-salei. steamer Cametenss Br. McKen-
zie, New-YOrk.
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ATTACHMENT AGAINST CHARLES STOKES

The Sheriff has received attachment against
Charles Stokes tho wall street broker, for $ooh IN
favor OF Leon T. Rosengarten, on an assl'Neu
claim OF Francis D. Carley The attachment was
obtained solely on the ground that Mr.. Stokes Il
noo-resdent II was alleged that Messrs. Stokes
and Carey made an agreement on June = l6'',
whereby IL Mr. Carley procured the formation Of
the firm Of Burr Stokes & Co. with special capl-
tai of $4,000 contributed by William RadcnHe; ne;
Mr. Carev was receive thirteen thirty-tnlrds or
the profits coming MIR Stokes IN that hrin. MI.
Carlcy Il was alleged, carried out his part OF lIe
contract by forming the firm. and Mr. stokes sha 70
of the profits from June "a, 1895, to January - es'
were SIS 49S Of which Mr. Carley was enuLed 10
so al watch claim was transferred TO MT. hosen-
garten The attachment was served on lawyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. Feb. 4-The following stock companies
have been incorporated:
Eastman Electric Cloth-Cuttlng Machine Com
panv OF Buffalo; capital. 5000. Directors; PeteTr
r Wright and clifford Hubben. OF Bunalo' ana
George II. Eastman. OF Toronto.
" z Kelly Granite and Marble Company OF
ProokIvn. capital 5000 Directors: Jennie NJ
Kelly Michael Z. Kelly and Harvey o. DoDson
American Chemical Specially Company, OF New
~ CIV. capitai $500 Directors: David Schwa6
and Milton COhn. OF now OK 'ilS' al" i-"""''
r. Rounne Of Jersey CITY
National Automatic Weighing Machine Company
~ Mount Kisco: capital. 10000 directors; WIZ
lam n Hale Of Mount Kisco. +. j. patterson o.
Plainfeld y j.: John T. Eagle, OF Manhattan' -,
T. ludwig OF Brooklyn. and T. : beecher OF
1rvinRton
Tochtermann & Co. Of Network city to deal IN
novelties: capital, $1,000. Directors; kooeTI r.
T'ochtermann. John 5. Schneider and DAVID
Schmitt.
Peoples Mutual Medical Attendance Association
NJ Rrooklvn to furnish medical attendance on con-
tract TERMS. On pital 1900 Directors J. H. Anrens
F NJ Eldridge, william T.. Pietsch and j. W. NJ
Uhrg.
Strands Chalk Company. Of New-York city; capl-
tai $40 900 Directors. /. L. Wetmore, or fnB Z.
wood y J.. C. j. Negis Of Jersey city. A. y.
bingham and c. L. Kingsley Of New-Nork city
and D. r. Twomley. Of Elizabeth, y j.
Mahoney Manufacturing Company. Of Troy NO 10
carry on general foundry business capital S'o'p'
Directors: Michael Mahoney, Frederick VI Ma
honey. George A. Mahoney and Albert - Mahoney'
Of Troy and Louis S Helm, Of Watervet-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

e,,rs-rA C,,rt-Speciai Term-Part IL Before Beach,
J--Court opens az 10 30 a. n NpaTte matters, .
~,,-. mems AZ 1890 No day calendar Wills for
probate. BenjaHin Beck. at 10 A. M Oscar v Pitman
CIV court-specsl Teru-Fefore o'Dwysr Court
opens AZ 10 Motions AZ 1880 A. m
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Gudersleece. J.
Palser agt. King-wiliam q Wits
Gsidet az Schneider-Isaac b. Brennan
Fev aet Adains-Narren W. Foster.
smear sgt Ecc.esine--Alffed 7. Ackert
Matter 4 Kn!zht-Iiv.ng ". Dittsnhoetsr
,fnler AT. Conway-Edward = Mccall
Equitable IAfe Assurance Society agL Chsner-wilam
y. Cohen ,....... , ,,,. n.,,.u.
Waneel ast Romeyn 1.-TWO casss)-FTancis c. cantnA
huerbach agt J0hns-n-Ed1ard y. Ttnsdsle
b Chester. J.
Byrns aFt Manufactured r. Mccall
~ Beach. j.
Matter Of Van Wlnkie-War W. Foster.
lew agi. stearns-sidney J. Cowen
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Gldersleeve. J..
Amanda " De GRAF agt. Otto Urnstein-Riehard IT,
Joseph Hasseli sgt william Lyneh-TAomas 2. Roys.
company-Theodore T. Tack
BY Beach. J.
q. Bennsu 4st. Frances zornJaTnes J. Ne-is.
MEN IN DANGER on ERIE WATER CRfB.
Cleveland Ohio. Feb 24.-Fiv4 men are imprs-
oned in a temporary water-works crib. several
miles out In Lake Erie. and there is much appro-
hension felt for their safety. Enormous piles or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
SING SING.

The concert at the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church on Thursday evening was sue
cessful affair The church WAS filed 70 o'etHo"-
ing and satisfactory sum was ieahzeu los .''0
n~syea, Of the Epworth League under whose direc-
ton the concert Was slNen a -, .ba
A meeting viii ue held IN the rooms OF me
ING Tor ali who aye interested IN cycling. for ne
purpose Of forming local organization N Olrvy ~
ssorn~o h1tte~ roads and TO obtain the opening OF
me ola aoneduct from New-York 70 Croton Dam
for Wheeuen. ,,,. 49,. ,~,,,a- Ia G.
evening for the Rev Dr. J: Z. Price Of the fgi
isnd Svenre Methodist Episcopal CAurch ano ms
STor1 az foe parsonage under the direction or the
Women's AID Society and the Ep|orln Lea 6e-
The musical programme was IN charse u i''
lessor William Henry Rowe 900 90 49,. -o,rs
Mohegan Chapter of ns village. has been repre-
ssnte6 al lie National convention OF the Daush'ets
81 tSa A~,erirer Revolution ct Washington ~
Mrs Nary = Hanford. as delegate, and Mss tlaTt
c. Fuller. representing the local regent MIS- n '
z Wells