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CITY,s W4TERsHED T4K CUT DOWN
REDUCED FROM $4,000 To $50 IN YORK
TOWN-PROPERTY WORTH MILL
IONS AFFECTED.

Corporation Counsel Whalen yesterday re-
ceived informa ton that Justice Keogh, of the
Supreme Court, sitting at White Plains, had
rendered a decision reducing the assessment OF
the citys real estate in the town OF Yorktown.
Westminster County. from the sum of $4,000
TO $50.
The property involved was the gate houses and
other structures relating TO the aqueduct in this
town. The decision is OF great Importance not
only account of the amount involved IN TINS
particular case but as precedent which will
affect the taxation upon other rea! estate owned
by the city in Westchester and Putnam counties,
which amounts 10 several million dollars
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GperiaI Nonrcs.

Bangs d Co.. 81 and 81 Fifth Avenue.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION MONDAY and TUESDAY
afternoons O'Clock
A LIBRARY OF GENERAL LITERATURE. Including
Americana. especially Books Pamphlets relating
10 y. Y C1ry-Dramatic Literature. Scarce Works
Curious and Rare Publications etc.
WEDNESDAY and two following afternoons o'clock
A collection OF Americana Pamphlets Maps
and Newspapers. Local Histories Standard
and Illustrated Books
SALES O BOOKS Every afternoon exc~ut Saturday
Expression restored by artificial teeth. DR.. Deane
dentist asa Lexington ave. 18th Award Columbian
Exposition.
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F4r0Rs SENATOR ELsBERG.S BILL.


- ne Editor OF The Tribune
CIT 4 Pill has been introduced In the Legislature
: Aieany Dy Senator Elsberg providing for an
a-..loisl fudge OF the Court Of General Sessions
: Ne"-fork City This bill is attracting attea-
-. - ana VIII doubtless meet the approval OF the
t t7S OF that court and the lawyers who practise
= !. even 7 not OF the prisoners who are awaiting
- - l4tn 70 have their cases tried. The bill pro-
s - ior an additional part 70 be kept at work
-'-gAout the entire year Al present four parts
-. Aep' open nine months ia the year and two
- three months. Senator Elsberg's bill will
So ne judges or General Sessions to keep
,.o-s. pats Al work during the three summer
-.'-A ana I'VE parts the balauce Of the. wear
- policy VII no doubt enable tire court 10 keep
fosa r. me- 'iHpoi '"H' "ork De
M, ne Court CT General Sessions Is said t, ls,.,es
- ne other courts or record In the CITY Ia he
ss, Win lis work. The Supreme Court is be
ulsr 10 De about three years behind severa!
ss... nave Deen suggested for relieving the con-
w. condition OF the calendars and the haste
asea, .-A General SESSIONS business is sometimes
[aeHt + rrar-o - 90 constitutional amend
egigisfr,Pg opJs-d ana II on its way through the
Cogr- Re providing for four additional Snnreuae
thst 1isn v,1r 4yt TIE New-Hork city district but
: re4li--= - hot give the Immediate relief that
e max +, - Two or three years will be required
SESSIONS y y % 4 par OF the work OF the General
seprenae o. -s15iElary 10 assign justices OF the
Ear court T - sit ~ the criminal branch OF
- Present ,fs'ice uFsman il sitting there al
ne Elsberg mt one argument used in favor of
Sons Judge NJ, y lhai an additional General SEES
tfom their SgsIls OF the State who can be SHARED
sshed the ey-i ~ nome 10 come mere. be as
naohe calendars a Dfsanch OF the Supreme Court
xsFs differ 49, are several years behind Isw
ssggesior as fber enc entire propriety Of this latter
e ne ira - q supreme Court Justice assigned
re- But iesv stiriila eases in this city in any
Ewing TO the Court of General ses
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DIED.

ny 'es sf,Tsv Mr. g,. IsnT'; Dan
csmstery Tasting -on-HHdson --''@
FRENCH-on Friday, March 2. IN his ssth year. John
Fnersi services viii be held IN ths Hanson Place Mes9
st Episcopal Church on Monday. March rs. at o'c6ek
D.
widow Of Or Ralph siover aged 10 years -,
III West 2stn-st. this saturday afternoon.
InterTnsnt private.
GLovER-At her residence No. ~ so,h-st. TITS
city. On March .. 1900 louisa Cecilia. widow q
ward TheOaud
h w ana t na ss Rviisa Stephen be as e aS s
Lexington Monday. the 2ssh inst. az
1t is requested that no flowers be sent
HsRKNEss-At her late residence. No Msrcsr-s.
Rev. James Hardness. II. q. in her sssh
1ntarmeni at Rural Cemetery Fishkin n
HS ~ rriasZ March 2 1900 ne Esas1s. Of
Ann Edward. wife Of will I1H'I Have. = O.
HENDRICKsoN-on THURSDAY afternoon March q
E lanes Holmes hsndFekson N as I'd yesr
y. Monday. March Is. at o'cloek.
mis- eity March = 1900 Emily Augusta ' widow 4
William : IAyinsston and daughter Of the late Henry
Funeral services residence Monday 9sh inst
Inierm-nt at COW conrsniehee OF the family
II is requested that flowers be
S s5 Of ssgs ssa r! Asn Best zee .:
Funeral private
NEwEII~-suddsnly. on March o. 1890. Ashsvfns
n c.. Edward K. Newell
Notice or funeral hereafter
sMITH-on Friday March q. Mary a H smith. in rhe
list year OF her age
Funeral services residence No.
Nashington-st. Newark y. J. Monday, March -
1900. az go O'Clock p. N.
TAYLOH-Suddenly. Friday his residence No. 10
West Fffty-hfth-st-, William l. Taylor. IN the f5th
year OF age
Notice OF hereafter
WIIITE-At residence son-n-lax. L0ria Clark
Mount Vernon. y. Y. Friday evening. March ~
1869. William z. White 4 S6th wear age
Notice OF he-eaftsr
WORR-At Davos Piatz, Switzerland. Sunday Fsnru-
arv y, George. OF Frank Work.
Funeral services Trinity Chapel 25thst BroAA
way, Saturday. March - at 10 o'clock a n.
Riudy
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE, I MADISON AVE. COR. 23D ST N Z.
UnderfakerS.
Burial and Cremation CO.-Sfaphen
18th St. sth Ave InJerments a cemeteries Tele.
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REPEAL THE ONLY REMEDY.
In his letter to Governor Roosevelt Mr. Grout

In his letter to Governor Roosevelt Mr.. Grout
SAYS:
The Fallows act is q mere temporary stay Re
peal Of the Ramapo act OF 1896 the only effective
remedy New-Y OTk City. Concerning the Ram
apo situation. IL seems to me that there is a grave
Misunderstanding s the scope and Importance
the so-caIled Morgan bill. I do write : 81
friend OF the RamHpo company for it is solely by
OF injunction which ] procured early
last November and which is still pending de-
cision before Justice Wiimot NJ. Smith. action
by the Board OF Public improvements has been
prevented since the Controllers injunction
vacated. If you Will personally examine Section
Az OF the charter you will New-York City has
to-day the right 10 condemn water rights any
whore in the State, with two exceptions;
First-Except limited by Section l,6l9 OF the
charter and the Suffolk County
Second-EXcept water rights devoted IN whole
or in part 10 the supply OF any other municipality
Instead OF favOring the repeal of the Suffolk
County restriction OF the HamapO OF
the heart OF this water situation the Merchants
Association centred attention upon this Morgan
nj
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WRECKED OFF H0YDURE4y COAST

Tampa, Fla. March 23-Word has just been re-
ceived here that the schooner Augusta F. Herrick
Captain W. A Alley, owned by the Croweil-
Savareze Company. OF this city. was wrecked at
Hog Island. or the coast OF Honduras in a heavy
storm. The crew saved and are now on their
way home. with the exception OF Captain Alley
who remained on the island, The Herrick sailed
from Tampa on February -. loaded with lumber
II is said she was not insured.
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MILLER COLLECTION BRINGS s2s.377 50.
co,crT-pfNG NIGHTS SALE OF THE PAINTINGS
SOME OF THE BUYERS

i good attendance characterized the second ana
concluding nights sale of the collection or paint
ines of John Osmer Miller last evening al Ihe
Firm Avenue Art Galleries. No. 356 Fitth-aFe
E,tghty-seven pictures brought a3ll5 making d
total OF s24377 o. The highest inquire reached 4a''
might was s. rs for "A Visit Of the cure OS
TuIes Worms Venice by Sanford sold for 500
"A Young Captive Tiger" by Ernst, Tor SD me
Good Neighbors" by Peyrol Bonheur. sister OF
Rosa gonheur. for $575 and Innocence, by POT
for $3.50 Other sales OF interest were changing
Pasture" by Dupre 500; The Sleeping enid Oy
Toudowze 800 His Only Love" by j. q Brown
$40: "FestaI Preparation" by schrelDer. XIV 40
The Lower Bay" by Edward Moran, szDo; Inter
rlIpted Industry" by Gaudefroy $3.50; News from
Foreign Shores by Portfolio. $Sio; Place De La
Madeleine by Gilbert. $40; The Breaking wave,
by James. 279, "A Filtration IN the Time OF l-ouls
XIV" by LesuT. 975, Resting al an algerian
Gate" by Pasini. S875: The Beiated Guest. py
Portfolio. 500 An Incredible story, by NitkoW-
ski 1886; Venice by Elem, $3.50, ana On iie
Alert" by Berne- Bellecour, SIS. -
Among the buyers ". 5. Todd. r y ttsaG
A. H Wellington, F. w. Loew, n biaiI; Il
Belcher, ]. ". Hartman w. H Reinlns on = r.
Hubinger. Herman Levy. j. Ulrich, Louis EtllhgtsI
T. Bannon Sidney J. Manly and M a tozhas h .
There will be a sale tonight Of Henry Moshet
collection Of pencil sketches and water colors os
ClIstaVe Dore.
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70 GAIL Az IRISH COyTENTTO

London March 23.-At largely attended meeting
OF the Irish Members Of Parliament to-day John
Redmond presiding, II decided that in the in
terest OF national unity Il advisable to sum
mon convention OF the irish people, including
represen tdtives of the clergy. all public bodies
the Nationalist organizations etc. A committee
appointed 10 arrange the details OF the con
ventiOn, which Will probably meet Whitsuntide
in Dublin.
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DIED.

ALI-EN-At PeeksNill \. Y. March q 1900 Louisa T.
NJ Allen daughter or the late Seth Alien.
The funeral services will residence. NO.
l.214 Man-st on Saturday. March - 1900 at p m
BUCKINGHAM Suddenly residence, No 267
West 1l3th-st. John Marsh Buckingham. In the 10th
Notice funeral hereafter.
CoOR-At his late residence bloomfield. \, J.. March
p 1900 George ". Cook. OF the late General r.
f. Cook OF Northampton. Mass
2:3o p M
Train D I. A W h, a 10 =
Springfield. Mass. papers please copy.
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RED CANS FOR SKINNED MILK.

Albany. March 2S-Skmmed milk must be placed
in cans painted bright red color in cities Of the
first and second class according TO bill intro
dueed by AssemblymAn Ltehard to-day. II II be
sold in bottles red label must be exposed 10 view
with The words thereon SKINNED milk.
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ALLEGED INTERFERENCE WITH LABOR.
MACHINIsr BRINGS ACTION AGAINST MEMBERS
OF TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

Buffalo March s.-Edward Wunsch OF the Ma
chnlsts Union, employed until last July by The
Buffalo News the chief machnist OF the limo
type department. and who dismissed from his
place on the demand OF the Typographical union.
brought criminal action to-day against sixty-seven
members of the latter union. Wunsch alleged that
the members of the union were preventing him from
following his regular employment. IN violation of
Section los OF the Penal Code.
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az sne reef that is sought for by providing for
~, auul,onal Judge who shall sit with a jury TO
a. a eslta1h class OF Senator ElsberEs hin
a. HoW betore the Legislature to that effect n
not change the character of the court and an
Ject sought P'.su 1ne 90
New-York, March q 1900 En-
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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

London, March 23--J. F. Remnant. Conservative
has been elected, without opposition. to the seat
(Holborn Division OF Finsbury London in the
House of Commons made vacant by the death of
Sir Charles Hall. Q. c. Conservative
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THE WOn4NS HOTEL COMPANY

Albany. March 23.-The Woman's Hotel Company
OF New-York has been incorporated with a capital
Of S4oo.0oo operate hotel exclusively for women
The directors Charles s. Fairchid. Charles +
Cox w. Lanman Bull. Henry Lewis Morris John
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Brig Young OF Spokane and r E. l. Brown
the mining engineer have long been friends Both
originally sought fortune In the
AN EXPEN Far Northwest and while Young
sIVE BOX still sticks TO the country OF his
OF CIGARS adoption tho Coeur d'Alene riots
drove Brown further aheld and
since his South African experiences he claims the
world at large his home. and everywhere her
broad bosom where precious metals may be found
as the scenes OF his business activity. Brown stu
for frequent visits to that region and on one OF
them Young worked him gag Wnicn caused
both sorrow and expense 10 his friend. The
barbarian" Brown Is fondly called in that
country. dearly loves an expensive cigar. and pos
sesses an tnOrdinate pride in his judgment OF to-
bacc0. and of this little weakness Young took
mean advantage. one day when Brown was due
arrive In Spokane Young strolied into the bar
room OF the principal hotel and producing a box
OF cigars asked the bartender expose them for
sale bearing the label 40 cents apiece three for 81
the cigar to divide whatever they cleared
off Brown the transaction, the cigars had
originally been purchased at the rate Of s. 10
hundred. Brown shortly thereafter made his APP
pearanCe. and with diabollcal ingenuity Young led
up to the subject ana 10 the fact that the hotel
had laid in small stock OF wonderful cigars but,
him t"Brg) from often enjoying them. Brown
fell easily joyously and generously Into the trap,
for the spot he purchased three for himself and
three for his friend. and after short Time with
the remark, That Is a tearing good smoke" or
dered the or the box 20 his The
next day, however he complained OF the value
was not good Il should be- but hts ready
friend explained the matter away by telling him
that ne had injured them himself by leaving the
box open IN steam heated room. So the "Darbari-
an was persuaded wade through that box OF
CabeZa Perfectos. while Young secretly gioated
over the sl4 he had cleared on the transaction.
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Posromce Notice.

a any time.l
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close Iproppty IN al Gases at the Pessoce a.
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for Germany
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sATURDAY-At Tso a. N: supplementary a "a for
Europe per 5 SaInpsnla via Gasenssowa: a. q q
terdam Gstters must be directed per s. 8 wsrzsa-
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t ieTs must ss dirssted per a $ ASTORIA
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-Gernan steamers sailing
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parts OF Europe american and White star steamers
CunaEd. FRENCH and German steamers on sarnrdays
they are advertised carry mail
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opened on the piers OF american EnsAsn srsnsn and
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAy'S FORECAST.
Washington March 23-The disturbance South
developed and north but
considerable It has however caused general
rains throughout The been
light The Lower Missouri Valley AMI middle
slope Temperatures fallen generally. the
Gulf Atlantic States the ohio Valley
N the Pacific plateau regions generally .ar
central portions During Saturday the rain Will
extend nor1rastwaid through Valley Middle
by Saturday night snow Is
probable New England, and precipitation VIII likely
land Showers are also indicated saturday from
Valley eastward, and northeastward movement
Northern Alberta, Will cause higher temperatures as
upper lake region bS Sunday
with IN the northern
slope time In The Interior or the country
Southwest generally Indicated
sunday New-Ezngland and Middle Atlantic Coast
will fresh and mostly nOrtherIy On the South
Atlantic viii lie resla mostly east-riy.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TO MORROW
For England. increasing cloudiness and colder
uJrthery.
For Eastern York, Increasing today,
probably afternoon;
southern portion. morrow northern.
snow in southern portion; northeriy winds
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and New-IeTsey, colder
with by afternoon morrow rain. fresh north
sry
and colder to-day; morrow probably rain; fresh
1orth winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair IN northern; rain in
portion to-day ana probably tomorrow fresh
nOrtheTlV winds
rain, fresh northerly winds
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DUKE or ORLEANS N PERIL.
WOUNDED BY WILD BOAR WHILE HUNT
ING IN SPAIN

Seville Spain. March 23.-The Duke OF Orleans.
is travelling in the south Of Spain participated
in d wild boar hunt here yesterday He had
a narrow escape. A boar attacked him, inhictlns Il
wound in his leg but the Duke killed him before
he could do further injury The Dukes wound is
81 II
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ACTING BRITISH CONSUL 4SS4SsIN4TBD.
Kingston Jamaica. March 23.-Advices received
here to-day erom Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela, say
that fortnight ago James LyaII the acting Brit
sh Consul there. fatally stabbed while Leav-
ing the consulate.
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Tribune Ofaee, March -, / m.-The weather yester-
Iay was cloudy The temperature ranged between 32
and 80 degrees +3@s being 5A de
gees higher Thursday "a higher
Thau that OF ne corresponding date OF last year
The day VIII be cloudy. probably with rain
.u.. IN N
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENIITTANCES

One copv postage Is charged the DAILY
and TRI-WEEKLY mail subscribers IN New-4ork city
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Chevaler De Sousa Correa entered the Brazilian
Navy early age. ami rose to the rank OF
lieutenant OF engineers that service He secured
leave Of absence and entered the British NAVY
where he participated in several engagements under
the British flag. Mr. Correa then became secretary
70 the Brazilian Legation at London held similar
position at Rome promoted be Minister to
Spain, and was from there transferred 10 London
where. at the time OF mis- death. ne was Miuist- -
to London and the Netherlands. Mr. Correa was
about siXty-two years OF age and unmarried
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FOR TRAY ELLERS IN EUROPE
DAILY with Sunday. 81 = month Address changed
often desired
DAILY tFithout sunday. 81 a month Address
changed often Al desired
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The whole tone OF the British press" said
Charles Hunter OF Cleveland yesterday at the
Hotel Manhattan, has undergone,
a BOERS is natural, decided change.
OPINION OF The note OF jubiatIou rings strong
CRONJE. ly through foreign dispatch
and home editorial alike but
sorry to say that there is also tendency seen
now and again 10 bettle the Boer. left Eng
land about ten days ago and in London streets
ana in London papers the changed condition or
south African affairs much III evidence
Il was reading interview the other day with
while it. OF course, may not have been true IL
was none the less extremely interesting. This par
tlcular Boer seemed 10 have but poor opinion or
trOnJe, whom he criticised severely for continuing
d hopeless fight when there were women and
children in the Lager ana whom he altogether
seemed 20 regard as bur mediocre sort or q man.
JouDert ON the other hand he regarded with VEN
GRAFTON, and considered both his mental gifts and
military genius be- OF the highest order. He
further said that one thing that paralyZng the
Beers was the enormous number of soldiers Eng
land seemed able TO send against the Transvaal.
and that aS fast killed wounded there
was always another step into his place. whereas
in the of the Transvaal every able bodied
Durgher. was now in the field, except only those
absolutely necessary and essential 20 carrying
the functions of government or The much Wanted
place, the volume OF smoke from this
compound gave the enemy lime 10 seek cover be-
fore the explosion occurred. and while the fumes
emitted stupefying. has been asserted.
by taking teaspOonrul OF vinegar those overcome
quickly recovered from the III effects"
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REAnTTANCES should always made IN Poscot.c
order. Express money order draft Ne-Tor
CITY. Y BY mail unregistered The Trtbul
will not &c Responsible fer its loss.
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MARRIED.

rIGEI atNy-SIADE- HILL Boston March -
ov Rev Edward Hale. Charles Bigelow jr.. Of
Into 10 Il Louise Slade daughter OF Mrs
Daniel Deuisou SHADE, " Chestnut Hin
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name ami address.