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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

81
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
NEW SAILOR HATS at Sachs.
DR.. Emerson is seriously ill at his
home.
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
Sachs 81 Coz X, ~
r and @ CORSET are the best,
Sachs g. Co., Agents.
Honolulu will soon have Mis-
croscopical Society.
Colonel j. HI. Fisher did not leave
by the Australia yesterday. noi
ALL WOOL FRENCH CHLA-
LIES. on 25c yard at Sachs.
The band will play at the Queeu's
Hospital tomorrow afternoon.
II you don't remember the Maine
call at l.. B. Kerr's and nee her.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Eloise Castle to Mr.. B. L.
Marx.
The America Maru ia telephoned |
and several Of our prominent citi-
zens are expected to return by her.
The prettiest sight in the city is
the Dolls and Toys being displayed
at l.. B. Kerr's Special Christmas
Sale.
Rat traps are in demand just now
w. W. Dimond & Co. have large
assortment ftraps OF the very best
designs.
Don't fail to ring up Telephone
444, American Messenger Service, il
you have any messages or packages
to deliver.
When you want hack ring up
1911. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, fine back,
and no overchargiDg.
The steamer Algoa will leave for
San Francisco this evening. Letters
marked per Algoa will be forwarded,
mail closes at 6 p. m.
The verdict OF the coroner's Jury
ia the case OF @. Il. Lake, was that
deceased died from asthma, death
accelerated by an overdose OF opium
pills.
S. e. Lucas, the optician in the
Love Building, Fort street, has an
excellent assortment OF articles ID
his line very suitable for Christmas
aud New Years gifts.
KentncBy's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequelled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons aud ST. Lovejoy & Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Tslanda
Mr.. Arthur Gray Stodart and Miss
Edith Gertrude Bryant we're mar
ried last evening at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The bridegroom
is chief engineer for tho Waimanalo
Sugar Co.
Messrs. H, Hackfeld & Co., Ltd,
ara sending out to all their country
stores as we'll as distributing them
here in this city, pretty colored
calendars Of 1900 OF different shades
and designs. +
The U. S. T. Fintshire arrived
yesterday afternoon with 800 mules
for Manila. She left San Francisco
on the 18th inst There are IA
civilian employees as hostlers, far
riers and packers.
Mr.. Jno. X. Kamanoulu, an old
time employee and valuable and
faithful workman OF the Hawaiian
Gazette Co., has resigned and has
accepted the foremanship OF the
Hawaiian Star. He began yesterday
in his new place.
Mr. Cloud Kinney, manager OF the
Hilo Railroad Company and Miss
Mollie M. Wright OF San Jope, Cal,
we're married yesterday afternoon at
the Hayselden residence on Vine
yard street. The young couple lett
for Hilo by the Kinau.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. III. Hayselden
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
no ART EXHIBITION AT PRESENT.

COMMITTEE OF THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE
HOWEVER. WILL CONSIDER THE SUBJECT.
tecturaI League Of New-York. in November the
question whether the league should support II
scheme for holding a great joint exhibition Of the
fine arts was referred to a committee consisting of
George Keister II. Is. Bush Brown, j. Carroll
BeckWth Charles Stewart Smith and +. Hopkn-
son Smith. Last evening at tho regular monthly
meeting and dinner OF the league. in the Fine
Arts Society Building in West Fifty-seventh-st.,
the president. Robert w. Gibson. stated that the
project seemed likely TO be carried through
George Keister, chairman of the committee re
ported that It considered such exhibition an
admirable idea and that II would be Of great adj
vantage TO the public There were many perplexing
questions involved In IT, however, and at the pres
ent time II was believed be impracticable es-
peciay there no gallery suited for such
an exhibition. In the opinion Of the committee
there was now afforded a most favorable Oppor-
tunty for the agitation OF the question Great care
would be necessary that the various interests
involved should not conflict.
The decision OF the committee was that there was
exhibition this season. and more time for the con-
sderation of the subject and power 10 increase the
membership of the committee accordingly
asked for. The committee authorized to con-
the consideration or the subject and 10 add %
its membership
Last evening was ladies night" and the subject
Of discussion Art in the House Remarks
were made by Mrs Candace Wheeler. Mrs. Mary d.
problem suggested the decoration OF dining room
a exceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
ASTORIA COMPANY SUCCESSFUL.
WILL PROBABLY RECEIVE GRANT FOR
LAND UNDER WATER AT BERRIAN


Albany. Dec 8 (SpecaD-The Astoria Light.
Heat and Power Company apparently will receive
from the State Land Board Thursday grant Of
the sixteen and half OF land under water at
Berrian Island, without any limitation as to the
time 1t shall enjoy this grant. Thus policy sug-
gested by Governor Roosevelt and Secretary of
State McDonough. to lease such lands for a fixed
term OF twenty-five years. il seemingly not TO be
adopted
1t may be remembered that late in October the
Governor sent a letter TO the members OF the Land
Board. pointing out the questionable policy or
alternating the land OF the State and suggesting
that II would be better to lease It for fixed term
OF. say twenty five years with power of renewal.
On motion OF the Secretary of State resolution
was then adopted by the Land Board to appoint a
committee OF four TO confer with the Governor to
consider the policy of the Board in reference TO
future applications for grants Of land under water
Speaker Nixon. who acting chairman OF
the Land Board. appointed the following as snch
COMMITTEES: Secretary OF State McDonough state
Treasurer Jacket, Attorney General Davies ana
State Engineer Bond.
few days ago this committee held conference
with Governor Roosevelt the subject Of his
letter. II would appear from statement made by
Secretary of State McDonough to-day that the
committee has not adopted Governor Roosevelt
suggestion that the land Of the State should not
be alienated but should be leased for fixed term
of years to the Astoria Light. Heat and Power
Company and like petitioners for the states lands.
II the Land Board had instituted this policy OF ony
leasing the STATE ldnuS ana bellllb
right many people believe that the States income
from lands under water about New-York Harbor
would reach enormous proportions.
Secretary of state McDonough stated that he
thought the Astoria Light, Heat and Power Com
pany would receive its land under patent for
restricted beneficial enjoyment" Governor Roose-
Welt, the Secretary stated had already signed to
West Hampstead, which he returned TO. the Land
Board unsigned on October 10. Secretary of state
McDonough stated that the appraisement of the
value of the land desired by the Astoria Light Heat
and Power Company made by John G. Deubert. OF
Brooklyn member Of the Republican State Com
mittee and George Bingham, former member OF
the same committee. would be accepted as salts
factory There have been suspicious expressed
that Mr.. Deubert and Mr. Bingham. owing 70 their
unfamiliarity with the value of land at Berrlah
Island put too low value upon IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
MOTOR COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

Certificates of incorporation OF the Woods Motor
Cab Company OF Washington, and the Woods
Motor Cab Company, of Detroit were filed yester-
day at Trenton. The capitalization of each COM
PAM is 100000 of which 100000 is per cent
lative deferred stock and $500 900 is common stock
Each COMPANY Is authorized. among other things,
20 carry on a general transportation business both
OF passengers ana Of merchandise; to manufacture
or purchase cabs and vehicles Of all sorts. and to
manufacture, store and supply motive power Gre
ated by electricity otherwise. II is understood
that these companies offshoots of Richard
Cookers Auto-Truck Company, and that from time
TO time similar companies will be incorporated for
operation in various other cities, just the Elec
trio Vehicle Company has already established
auxiliary corporations in nearly a score of States.
1t Is said too. that compressed air will be the
motive power Of the vehicles 10 be operated by the
companies Just incorporated. Last April, II may be
remembered, the Woods Motor Vehicle Company Of
Chicago. was Incorporated at Trenton with caDl-
tai OF $40 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
PrLLMAN-wAGNER CONSOLATION.
sTocKHoLDERs RAT1FY the ACTION OF THE DI
RECTORS IN FORMING NEW PULL
MAN COMPANY.

Chicago Dec. 5.-The consolidation Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company and its rival. the Was-
rer Palace Car Company, into one concern, was
ratified this afternoon at special meeting of the
stockholders of the Pullman company, called for
the purpose Of expressing approval or disapproval
Of the action Of the recent meeting of the directors
N taking steps looking toward the merging OF the
two corporations Nearly every share of stock in
the Pullman company represented at the meet
ing and the action Of the Board Of Directors was
approved by practically unanimous vote. In ap-
rrovine the action OF the directors. the stock
holders voted to increase the capital stock of the
Pullman company from 81 GOO 900 to S+00,co0 the
jnere9ee 10 he for the purpose of purchasing the
property Of the Wagner Palace Car Company. IL
vvas also voted TO change the name of the company
rom Pullman's Palace Car Company TO the
pullman Company. An increase In the number or
the directors from to eleven was also voted.
and the following directors were elected TO the
Board. William X. Vanderbilt. J. Pierpont Morgan
Frederick " Vanderbilt and w Seward Webb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

pa,bpate ave . i4i n n Of fremont ave for
three story brick stable, 45nsl Elizabeth J. Cox
1Isth-st and Park ave, owne; John + kerby Eco,
No 722 Tremont-aye. architect sa''
ClintOn-ave. q. 30 n 8 ~ 1INh- Tor TWO
two story frame dwellings i9S55 Joseph
oDonneli. No zoos Washington ave owner;
CIinton-ave . 10Th ST. f1r three story
frame dwelling. with stores, 2OXl5: Joseph
q Donnen. owner; Il kerby. architect ~
175th-st. .. % II . 81 Clinton ave Tor three
two story frame dwellings DX53; Joseph i :,
ODonneli. owner; KERRY. architect ........ lo''
l7oth-st 8 s. - n OF linton ,aie TO o6nis
Joseph O'Donne. owner; + Kerry aichi- =,
Boston-ave. s. G8.3 It n OF fremont ave for
three one story frame dwellings with stores COX
TJxsO; + A Becker No 1851 Boston ave, owner
John Kefby architect .'+'s' W
Arthur ave No 9GG for A story frame
stable 2Oxl4. Louise schultz No i1s fremont .
ave owner, Arthur Boehmer. architect. -.
jackson ave- 2. 100 n OF cedaf-st cor race
for four three story frame tenement houses
l6sxGj; James Patton NO ~ f'rcs' ave ~
Cherry-st Nos 32 and %, Tor a SIX tioiy Dreh
tenement house, with stores. - 4xs4' Barney
Isaacs. owner. Max Muller. No Chambers ST. 90 q
,qtbs ~ Nos 527 and 800 East. for two six story
and basement brick tenement ,hoTes, t3t,'
ii II and | ] Kempner, no 90 Fast olst-st' y, n
SOth- ST 40 $40 West, for seven st9I{ DITCH ana
stone nathouse, 5OS922 Michael kuiy NO 10
West iO5th-st. owner; + Ware son aroh- "a. q
,, ,ets Nos sss and SIS East for two story
and basement brick hathouses. win stores 2oS
SOL: Elias Kempner, NO % East 'lstst' 20
owner: + Pelham. arch ~. '''0
Greene ave " s. 30 n Of 5th 81 West chester
o. a one story frame she'd lfX25, BTOuss,
preuises owner: w Ronzee. hichtect ........
Msin-s' iO2 n OF Di'm ,II s IS b on
Joseph Reggend0, owner; NJ romeo archl- n
............s.ss 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES-

shank trustee. etc. 40 $50 81 ave years, $50
Katzenberg. Ida. 20 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, No 1915 Madison ave. years....... 600
Luysier, Cornelius W. to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company 10Th st. S. l7J It Of Cen -.
Same to same. 10Th st. 8 p $50 It W q Central
wise Leo to William vcgei 74,i-s corner Wv
True Clarence r. to Metropolitan Improvement
Company SD st. 8 8, $40 It W Of West End
Judson. spencer G.. % john = C6mey. broadway.
Wilder samuel t. Bertha Tim. Chryste-st =.
10 II Of Grand II. years ....:;. $50
ave. $. 25.ll It Of lOith-s' years........ 1910
VOTE Anzonetia b, q al. executoTs etc. 70 Sea
IAN. ST. corner Liberty ST. 72s It TO Maiden =, NJ
Goeiz Joseph ana wife to Bowtry savings Bank.
o. Wills,9ve 3. 20 IT % l43d st. years.... 800
another. executors. ETC. Hear s.. :. lbs It
,e o. sGamme-st Ue,recoriedl. years......... 145
psny Nos SO ana S2i st-aye Years 1870
liyhsston' Johnston to lie Grand Cannon 9th .,
Eggers, Hermann q and DledriCh. TO Bowery say
ings Bank. Willis ave. >. y It : OF Nth
Same to Hermann Fiottimann and wife, same ~
Green6aum, Regina to sarah Hadiey ct al. No
=, S5t Houston st. years ............ llO
peny. Nos 80 and soll FSrsyih-st Ihstameni::. $500
He eos Peter to city Mortgage Company. No -
HeTter. Peter J. 20 CITY Mortgage company,
same to same 10 20 East 7tRst year ,'I. 2cS
suydam MABEL. 10 Edward Clark 81 Nicholas =. ~
As, tharies ana Pau Esnsr ii2th-st = 100
Kent Frances F. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company, No West 122d-st, years......... 1885
Education Fund. $ 72d st. 525 II OF West
NORTH Frank r to Elizabeth n white ana an 'i''''
Other executors etc M loS Cold DID, ST. Eea+s 300
Vf Phes %s IL Snd - west sHo 2o
The Ns% YORK Yacht caS to E?a G Il AS As
ave. 751ico5 years ...................... 2aoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
STEAMER CASTILLO IN DISTRESS.

Captain Kaempf Of the Hamburg An erican
liner Auguste Victoria. which arrived here yester-
day morning reported that November 80. in lat
iude 403. longitude 1856 he fell In with the VII
Line steamer Castillo, Captain Gresham, from
Hull 10 New Orleans. and learned that the latter
had lost her propeller and part Of her shaft Cap
tain kaempn offered to take off the CASTILLO S
crew or supply them with food. but Captain Gresh-
am refused the offer with thanks, saying that he
would walt for tow. All on board the Castillo
well.
Among the passengers the Auguste Victoria
were Gordon *. Bell, j. Blake Baker. Bowles Col
gate, II. Il. Eaton, @. H. Keller and DR.. Louis
SChacfer.
Captain Kaempn celebrated last night at the
HobOken pier OF the Hamburg American Line his
Tooth round trip across the Atlantic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
DISCUSSING FRANCHISE LAW.
GOVERNOR HOLDS A CONFERENCE.-THE IN.
PoRTANT ALTERATIONS TO BE MADE.

Albany. Dec Especially. Roosevelt had
w. jerks. OF Cornell University; Professor F. r. A.
selieman, of Columbia University and Senator
Stranahan upon the Franchise Tax act and other
taxation laws Of the State These came to
Albany at the Governors request. to give him ad-
vice upon matters Of taxation which be intends to
consider In his annual message to the Legislature.
Ex-Judge William n. Cohen. OF New-YOrk also
came to Albany but not at the Governors request.
20 talk with him about certain features OF the
taxation laws. Ex-Judge Cohen Is much liked by
the Governor. and therefore welcomed TO the
conference the Governor was having with Profess
sors jerks and Sellgman and Senator Stranahan.
Governor Roosevelt made the following interest
ing declaration last night let this be understood.
namely, that there will be alteration OF the
Franchise Tax act except for the purpose or facl-
tating its execution"
1t has been rumored hat the Joint Commit
tee on Taxation OF the Legislature Of which Sena-
tor Stranahan Is the chairman, Is seeking to devise
some scheme by which the direct State taxation OF
$l20O0.OOO may be abolished and all the taxes for
the support OF the State government raised by In
direct taxes. There is desire, II is said, to
Increase the tax on saloons under the Raines
Liquor Tax law. and the suggestion has been made
that the State might well take most OF the money
raised bv that law and not grant of this money
TO local bodies. Since the Democrats OF the Senate
there would also be Republican opposition In the
senate TO H. the carrying out or such a scheme
probably will not be attempted.
John r. McDonough, Secretary Of State has made
the suggestion that the tax for the support OF the
INDECENT insane OF the State be made a local and
not State tax The tax now imposes 100000 OF
would have each county pay for the precise num-
Der OF insane patients It has in the state asylums'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
BALDWIN HOTEL SITE SOLD.

San Francisco Dec 5 Specialize. j. Baldwin.
better known by his sobriquet OF Lucky" last
evening signed a contract to sell the Baldwin Hotel
corner 81 Powell and Market-sts.. which has re-
NAMED covered with unsghtly ruins for thirteen
months. The purchaser is young James l.. Flood,
a son q the dead bonanza millionaire. who pays
u42500 for the lot. The ground he secures Is that
which was covered by the hotel and the theatre,
ll feet on Market-st. 215 on Powell-st and 1912
ieet Ellis-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
THE REV. PETER MAcoUEEN EXPLAINS.
SAYS HIS WORDS HAVE BEEN DISTORTED AND
THAT HE APPROVES ADMINISTRATIONS
POLICY IN THE PHILIPPINES.

THAT HE APPROVES ADMINISTRATIONS
POLICY IN THE PHILIPPINES.
The Rev. Peter MacQueen, who was chaplain
with the Army in the Philippines, made state
ment to Tribune reporter last night regarding his
reported attitude toward the American policy ana
campaign In those islands Mr. MacQueen con-
siders that he has been much misrepresened by
interviews reported in newspapers, and desires TO
make clear just what his position is
I'm all my interviews and lectures have spoken
In the kndliest terms Of the Administration, the
officers and Soldiers. In my reported Interview or
"a talk with General Lawton my words were dis
torted so to make that officer seem mutlnous.
which not the case. The Administration has
shown its friendness toward me in the last week.
for | have received letters from the President $
secretary and from the private secretary OF Cab
inet officer and kindliest consideration from Gov
ernor Roosevelt and Admiral Dewey.
been in favor of the Administration. letter was
stolen from and published and was made to
appear as selling private information. don't
want to injure the cause of governing the Philip
pines and So ! make this statement
"Assemblyman Smith has Threatened 10 stop me
from lecturing in Bronxville this week because be
says ! am unpatriotic. l did denounce some people
out there. but they were the scalawags and rogues
some In the Army and some civilians, who are al
ways found with an army | did. however. discover
the benefcent tendencies OF the American Admin
istration of the Philippines propose TO lecture,
despite Assemblyman Smith. as has been ar
ranged"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
EXPLOSION NEAR THE DEWEY ARCH.

The shoppers who were in the neighborhood OF
Ftfth-ave. and Twenty-third-st. at 5 o'clock last
evening were badly frightened by loud report
which seemed TO come from under the street pave
ment. An investigation made and 1t was dis
covered that the explosion had occurred in man
hole Of the Edison Illuminating Company cab
man who was sitting his cab near the manhole
was pitched to the sidewalk and sustained several
slight bruises. lie refused to give his name or re-
ceiNe medical treatment, and went home.
Near where the explosion occurred is column Of
the colonnade OF the Dewey Arch A small piece
OF the plaster Of paris was broken off by the force
OF the explosion.
Another column Is said to be located a
manhole, and the police say that should eX-
plosiOn o>cur the column would probably be thrown
on some person. Mayor Van Wyck few days ago
had his attention called to the column and prom
ised to have action taken 10 have II removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
I D. TAYLOR MAY RESIGN.

7. was reported yesterday that James d. Taylor.
for many years treasurer Of the Wagner Palace Car
Company. would upon the contamination of the
mercer Of the Pullman and Wagner companies re-
tire from his place. Mr.. Taylor was seen at his
home. No so Madson-ave. last night and asked
about the report He non-committal. "AH
know is that meeting was held in Chicago to-day.
None OF the details were settled. You had better
say nothing about st." He wouldn't discuss the
matter any further
Mr. TAYLOR is well known IN railroad and hnan-
cisl circles. lie was with the Wagner company
years ago. before the Vanderbilt and Webb inter-
Csis got control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
ADDITION TO THE FRENCH LINE FLEET.

According 20 cable adyices from Havre the twin
screw express steamer LAquitaine. Of the COM
pagnie Generale Transatlantique after having been
thoroughly overhauled. refurnished and rented
win every modern Improvement. has just returned
rom trial trip under the supervision OF French
government officials preparatory TO taking her
pace under regular schedule on the New-Nork-
Iavfe service OF the French Line. On the trip she
exceeded speed OF twenty knots an hour for a
S az "a period LAquitaine will sail from Havre
On December O. and will make her first departure
oln this port on Thursday. December 81 at 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06

COMPANION or GOVERNESS.-By re
fined young lady: speaks French and
German nuently; can furnish highest refer
ence. Address Miss CONDE, Box ~,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
amman SOrVEyIR OF DEWEY.

The Erie Railroad Company has issued tas'etuI
booklet containing reproductions OF the series OF
bulletins which II issued last summer I'm orde~ TO
keep the millions OF people tributary to rs line IN
formed as to Admiral Dewey's progress on his
homewsrd bound voyage and OF the preparations
making in this city for his memorable reception
These bulletins have been so widely sought as
mementOs that they have now been bound in
souvenir shape. In purple cover, with the Az
hGra!s four starred flag on the outside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06

FINE tIOBINS.
>ANnAnnonNnnNN.o.N N-NN-NNNJNNNNNNNNDN
VIOLINS.-Largest and most complete
STOCK IN America; restoring and repair
ing: Italian strings, bows, 'cellos, boxes,
etc VICTOR s. FLECHTER. 70 Union
Squarp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
UNION STATION FOR BUFFALO.

Buffalo Dec 5.-The Board of Aldermen has
adopted the Burke union station plan. Its adop-
ton by the COuncilmen will mean the abatement
Of the long standing. III smelling Hamburg Canal
nuisance. the filing Of the cana! bed the building
Of a system of sewers costing $4,000, and the
building OF new union station to cost not less than
81 10000 A bond Of $4,000 IS furnished. and the
city Is guaranteed against any damage. In case
Of a failure to comply with the conditions i'm
posed the property is TO revert TO the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
FREIGHT OFFICIALS MEET.

At a meeting held yesterday ut the Trunk Line
Associations rooms freight traffic officials Of the
leading railroads considered the subject Of rates
On import merchandise for 1900 but deferred action
until a subsequent meeting The Trunk Line
Freight Committee will meet to-day to consider the
question Of reclassihcation OF freghts and or an
advance in freight rates many articles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
TABLETS FOX DEAD HEROES.

West Point n. y, Dec. 1.-TWO marble tablets,
presented by the Daughters OF the Revolution OF
me state Of New-York and erected in memory Of
s sHe soldiers and sailors % the War Of Indepen-
s'use ana OF the officers and enlisted men who lost
tr ,ai iSes in the Spanish American War. were
fI,tilSu ths afternoon in the Cadet Chapel Of the
,rnit,e1u states Military Academy. The programme
O'uoeo presentation address by the State Re