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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

NOS. 526 AND $50 PRICE STREET.
facing west into Huntingdon; they are
in good condition, have all modern inn
provements. six rooms each; rent $50 each
W. c. Fripp q Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

FOR SALE, A GREAT INVEST
ment, 60 by 80 northwest corner President
and East Broad, large three-story dwell
ing. with store; also two small dwellings
total rent $42 per month What will you
bid? Platshek & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

FOR SALE, POS EAST NINTH STREET
fine home select neighborhood, small cash
payment and theI eater $l7 per month, in
vestigate this! Platshek & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

SPLENDID LITTLE HOME ON AN
derson street, just east of Abercorn small
cash payment 'and balance on very easy
terms price $3.50. w. c. F'ripp & Co.
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Continued from Page 3.
ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE.

LOTS IN THE MEADOWS rs FEET
deep, only three hundred and fifty each.
Youmans & DemTnond.
AT AUCTION, FIRST TUESDAY IN
May, at Court House, five lots of land on
Anderson street, between Atlantic and
Paulsen. viii be glad to show this
property to any enquirers. Lots sale made
in vicinity, was of adjacent lots on Henry
street, at $3.50 each. Lots must be sold on
account, of mortgage, and presents a great
opportunity TO make money. John L.
Archer, auctioneer.
AT AUCTION. RESIDENCE, NO. 912
Waldburg street east This is an excel
lent chance for any person who Wants to
get a good comfortable home at a very
reasonable price, or wants a paying piece
of investment property. John l.. Archer,
auctioneer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

AT AUCTION, 1ST TUESDAY IN MAY.
There will be sold at Court House, list
Tuesday In May, five lots on Anderson
street, between Paulsen and Atlantic one
lot on southwest corner of Montgomery
and Eleventh streets, big lot on Hart
ridge street between Price and East
Broad, and residence, No. 312 Waldburg
street, east. John L. Archer.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

WE KNOW THAT 1T IS YOUR AMRI-
ton to some day own your own home You
will be surprised to see how many we
have to offer. If you haven't enough 10
buy now, let us sell you a lot on easy
payments, then build when you get ready.
We have the choicest and best lots to Sc
lect from in the city. Youmans & Dem
mond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

FOR SALE, ELEGANT BULL STREET
front lot 80 by 100 near Tenth street 81 2OO
10 quick buyer; great snap! Platshek &
CO.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

Christiansand. May Sailed. steamer HekIa DAM.
Thomson, New-York
stettn. May 10Arrived. steamer Hispania Ger. Won
Leuenfels New-York via Copenhagen.
Antwerp May 13-Saied. steamer Castillian Prince
Mchaels. May I5-Passed. steamer Citta d Messina
CtaD. Lavatelli. Genoa, etc, for New-YoTk-
Fayai. May 15-Arrtved steamer Borderer (Br). Hay,
New-York for Lisbon
Gibraltar MAY 15-Passed. steamer Bolivia (sr,. Craig.
Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger, Hogemann tfronl Genoa and
Naples). New-York.
Palermo. May SAILED. steamer Vienna Auso Hes-
New-York.
Naples May I2-sailed. Patria CFr). Bourge.
New-York.
Malta May 15Pa.seS steamer Richmond Castle (Br).
CIancarthy. Sew-York Maciia,
Havre May I1Arrived steamer Powhstan (Br). Harm
den. New-York Venice.
Perrin May 1+Passed. steamer C7aratis tBr) Bulr1an.
Calcutta for New-YorK.
Port Elizabeth. May 1c--Arr-ed. steamer Kurrachee
London.
Cape Town. Nag, Arrived. steamer Clan Robertson
Grl. MeMahon, New-York.
Melbourne May 12Arrved. steamer Hewkes Bay CBr),
Child, New-York. via st Vincent. c V.
Nersen, New-York.
Rio Janelro. May 10-Sailed. steamer Asti (Ger),
Iafrentz New-York
Maceio. May 12Sailed steamer Strabo (Br). Jerdine.
from Santos etc. fo- Sew-York.
Pernambuco, MAY l+-Arrived. steamer Wordsworth
(Belg). Graham. New-York for Rio Janeiro. etc.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
WEsTeHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Democratic members Of the Board or Alder
trying :heir utmost TO upset the investga-
ton started by Mayor Sutherland to probe the
charges recently made OF irregulaIltes IN me t,,e
Board Yesterday Mayor Sutherland vetoed the
resolution passed by the Board on MONDAY nleht
10 relieve the committee from further cohsidert
ton. On March q the Common Council by unaIi-
vote directed the Mayor TO appoint com
mittee for the purpose Investigating the actions
Of the committees on Public Health, fupic faihS
and Public Buildings and Grounds.
Judge kellogg yesterday sentenced Lawrence
Durney TO fifty days imprisonment In the County
JAN for exposing for sale horse affected VITA the
Al a meeting of the PaIisade Boat Club Mon.
day night IL decided TO enter an eight oared
crew in the National Regatta on the Harlem
River on July ls John II. keeler, jr.. eiabriel
Reeves and George r. Skinner were appointed a
committee select
Robert Parkhiil Getty. the present City Treasurer
who IS ninety years old. yesterday resigned as
president of the Yonkers Savings Bank after hold
ing that place forty-six years. s. Francis Quick
elected in his place.
The annual meeting OF the Westchester county
Medical Society. said be the oldest medical So
ciety in the United States. was held Yesterday IN
the Supervisors room in the County Building, at
White Plains DR.. Archibald T. Banning presided
There were about fifty members present. The So
ing yesterday the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President DR.. AleXander o.
Snowden. Peekslill, president. Dr. G. r nap
man. Mount Kisco. treasurer. Robert l. Howe.
Mount Vernon; secretary, Miss Daisy orlernan. OF
Peekskill: censors Drs- a. NJ Campbell Mount
Schmidt White Plains. The society adopted reso-
iutions commenting President Mckinley for recog-
MIXING the medical profession in appointing Cen
eral Wood as Governor of Cuba
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
BARGAINS IN THE STORES.
SPECIAL SALES ANNOUNCED BY THE TRIB-
UNE ADVERTISERS

O'NEILL's, Sixth-ave Twentieth to Twenty
hats. In this line there is much to please every
than cost The assortment is large 1t is newly
In the sale Of ribbons. double facing, width of
three and a quarter inches with cordage in all
shades is feature.
THE SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY, Sixth-ave
Eighteenth and Nnteenth sts makes the an
nouncement that there is to be special clearance
sale to-day of novelty silks. They are high in
grade and easily bought. They are the remaining
stocks of foreign domestic weaves printed warps
and lace effects in hundreds of designs and color
JAMES M'CREERY 4 CO. Twenty-third- St to-
Day and tomorrow sell trimmed millinery in a way
to make buying profitable. Original designs the
here. '
Shirt waists which in this weather will be sur
rounded especially and early are worthy of much
looking Mantilla scarfs, renaissance lace
boleros. cut steel and pearl 'gorges." loop scarfs
with cameo and jewelled tie clasp. abundant
and tempting.
JOHN WANAMAKER. Broadway, Fourth-ave
Ninth and Tenth SITS. rushes the things that
cool as fast the weather toward heat. The
summer furniture In birch the mattings, the set
ties. chairs and benches. Moonj rugs. India
for curtains. and cushions, among the pro-
visions for turning summer into comfort. The
second shipment of cut glass has come to take the
place of quickly spent first supply. In jardinereS
pedestals and umbrella stands there is surprise
for customers. The prices about half of what
they were yesterday.
w. & J. SLOANE Broadway and Nineteenth-s
are selling Bgelow, Brussels and Wilton carpets
which enjoy fifty years of prestige.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
PADRONES AND CROTON DAM.
ING ON CENTRAL FEDERATED
UNIONS CHARGES.

The Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday granted
a hearing IN the matter of the statement of w. ].
o. 'Brien, Richard Patterson and T. NJ Daily, COM
mittee appointed by the Central Federated Union.
In a letter to Mayor Van Wyck that 1t was their
belief that the padrone system of labor was in
vogue on the Croton Dam improvements The
Mayor referred the letter to Corporation Counsel
Whalen, who advised the Aqueduct Commissioners
to investigate the matter.
Neither Mr.. OBren, Mr.. Patterson Mr.. DAILY
any other representative of the Central Fed
Grated Union was present at the hearing. The con-
tractors having the work In charge, Coleman,
Breuchaud G. Coleman, were represented by James
S. Coleman, who denied generally and specifically
the charges that the padrone system existed at
Croton Dam. and expressed his willingness TO have
any kind of an inyestigation made He said , that
and get his pay that they could sleep. eat and live
place they desired He said that there was a
store on the ground for the convenience of the
ployes, but that 1t was not a money making con-
the workmen Mr.. Coleman added that four-ffths
of the employees lived In their houses outside
the jurisdiction of the city of NewYork and the
contractors-in their rented homes. He
said that there a number of places the
work that for the convenience of the people
II they choose to rent them, the rental being at a
lower rate than elsewhere. The hearing then ad-
Journed until Friday at II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
MAYOR FISKE REELECTED.
DEMOCRATS SUCCESSFUL IN MOUNT YER
NON-ONE REPUBLICAN ELECTED.

Edwin W Fiske. the Democratic candidate for
Mayor reelected in Mount Vernon yesterday
Alderman William J. Grant, the Republican
and fusion candidate. Mayor FisSe's friends claim
his election by a majority of about eight hundred
but the Republican leaders think 1t will not reach
more than five hundred the official count.
The Republican leaders concedc defeat, but he
lieve there is chance for William Himan,
who Is running against Henry Pruser, the Demo-
cratic candidate for City Treasurer. The success
full candidates are: Mayor. Edwin w. Fiske City
Judge, Frank a. Bennett; City Treasurer, Henry
B. Pruser; Justice of the Peace. Albert f. Gesch-
eidt jr. Receiver of Taxes and Assessments. John
H. Brett; Assessor. John II. Cordes Supervisors
Edward Storms, Stephen Van Tassel, Charles Sim
mott and Daniel b. Caseley; Aldermen w. A. Roe
dell, F. T. Hayward. j. George Hermes, j. A b.
Stillings and c. H; Lovett. Mr.. Lovett is the only
Republican elected
Alderman Hermes is chief engineer of ]. Pierpont
Morgans steam yacht, the Corsair He de-
feated in the Republican caucus and the
Democratic ticket. This is Mayor Fske's third
election Mount Nernons chief executive He
celebrated 1t last night with parade, led by the
band Of Company b, 1st Regiment of which he is
a lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
MOUNT VERNON.

Augustus Catlin, brother of Mrs. George H
Primrose. Of this city who taken i'll while out
with the Primrose and Dockstader minstrel troupe
died on Monday in the city hospital In Sault Ste
Marie. Mich. His body Will be taken 10 Buffalo
for burial. Mr.. Catlin leaves a widow.
Miss Florence a Arnold daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Arnold. married A L. Reynolds
a well known MERCHANT of this city. at the home
of her parents. No. 2l9 North Seventh-ave. on
Monday afternoon. The Rev Charles s Lane
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Off
ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds have gone South
their wedding trip
Camp GARNER. Spanish war veterans, gave an
entertainment and reception in the City Club on
Monday. night: The musical clubs of Columbia
University assisted the camp. The money will be
used in decorating the graves of the soldiers who
lost their lives in the war.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
TO. DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK, TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. MAY 49, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia (Br>. Thompson. Liverpool May 4
three cabin passengers the White Star
Line Arrived wed at the Bar lI, at M p Is p m
with mdse to Frederick Ieyland q Co. Ltd Arrived at
steamer GEosseT Kurturs, Ger, s2eo ton.,; REIN
Bremen en- o May and toy r With sdss
Arrived at the Bar at s:l5
and Boulosne with mdse - cabin and 4as s,eersse
ID steamer Wllkommen Ger. schss:er Hamburg april
Steamer Massia CFr). Jouber Marseies April - and
James EIwsl CO ATr,ved a, the Bar 5:45
and Naples with to Bros. south Of
Curacao @ M La PPnSs Ro9 and s San 1nap 10 win
steamer 1 Fontabelie 'i Mckay. St Kits Barbados
and Demerara. with mdse to f outerbrigde 60. In
Steamer Antilia drj Monteu Governors Harbor and
NaTsaH May ~ With .n,se and - cabin PASSENGERS to
steamer AdIrondaGk thr. Owen sayantlla May l.
ard 80 cabin passengers to PIN Forwood & Keock Ar
steamer Agnes tNori HaiversOn. Banes May $, with
fruit the United Fruit Company Arrived at the Bar
% cam & concho no Risk Galveston M2y and Key West
Steam yacht Ssiancla seaman Charlotte harbor. Fla
steamer Saginaw, Johnson Georgetown. c. May IL
and Wilmington. c. u, with mdse and passengers to
% sn eagle % M 50 and Norfolk
Park Ronanae SoTl Psdsrssn & Bassvis December 10
coffee and spices Hard Rand; vessel TO Benham &
Sandy Hook. y J. May is. $50 m-wind west: fresh
breeze cloudy and hazy
SAILED.
Steamers neos GER. for Flushing: Plea CGer) New
port News; Lahu Ger Bremen. via Cherbourg and
Southampton: Rotterdam dutch. tank. Rotterdam;
Jefferson Norfolk ana Newport News: roQuois. Charles
ton and JaEksonTtis AleSanda Dam CSpsnhagen etc
leans; Kansas City. Savannah Alsenborn. Baltimore
Washington Ger. Flushing
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Head. May 15-Passed, Delaware (Br)
Davies, New-York for Avonmouth.
Plymouth. May 70. 1915 p m-saei, steamer Pennsyl-
vania Spliedt. from Hamburg New-York
Belfast. Nav l5-Arrived. stsamer Laokawanna (Br).
Everest. New-York.
Lizard. May l5-Pnsscd steamer Mesaba (Br). segrove
New York for London.
Neville, May l5-Arrved.
Nunan New-York Glasgow.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-E Edward Box. of Philadelphia.
BUCKINGHAM-B T. Clyde, Of Philadelphia, and
Massey Holmes. of Cambridge. FIFTH AVENUE
j. B. Pace of Richmond and ]. b. Calvo, Costa
Rican Minister the United States. GRAND
Captain A NJ. Fuller, L. S. a. GILSEY-J. New
ton Fero of Albany. HOFFMAN-Austin Browne.
Pittsburg; ]. B. Lyon. of Albany. and Virgil P.
Kline, of Cleveland. HOI.LAND-Arthur Sewall,
of Maine and John Knox Marshall. of Boston.
IMPERIAI4-Judge w. ]. Baxter of Elmira; Colo
mel William D. Wilder, of Ponce, Porto Rico. and
Maurice Baldwin. of Santiago. MANHATTAN
State Senator II. j. Coggeshall. of Watervie:
William Force Whitaker of Albany; Messrs.
Fischer, Womorans and Vessels, Boer ENJOYS.
and NJ De Bruyn. Secretary of the Orange Free
State. MURRAY HILL-Merrill Z. Gates Of
Washington and Burr Chamberlain, of Dalton.
Mass. STURTEVANT-A. H. Fem. of Poland
Springs. Me. WALDORF-Colonel Peter c. Hams
L S. A; Mrs. Daniel Manning, of Albany,
and Colonel George Curtis Treadwel of Albany.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
GEORGI1 STATE TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC WHITE PRIMARIES HELD-GOvER-
NOR GAMBLER RENoMINATED

DEMOCRATIC WHITE PRIMARIES HELD-GOvER-
NOR GAMBLER RENoMINATED.
Atlanta, Ga. May ia good was cast IN
the Democratic white primaries. which We're held
in every county in the State to-day for choice for
United States Senator, Congressman from the lid
District and State officers. The following is the
State ticket nomina ted
For Governor-AI.I.EN ID. GAMBLER.
For Secretary of State-PHILIP COOK.
For Controlled e.-General-WIIIIAM A. WRIGHT.
For State Treasurer-POBERT E. PARK.
For Attorney General-JOSEPH NJ. TERRELL.
For State School Comn!ssioner-G. r. GLENN
For Commissioner of Agriculture-O. B. STEVEN.
For Prison commissoners-C. A. EVANS TOM
EASON.
lam LITTLE and HENRY T. LEWIS.
For United States Senator-A. o. BACON
According TO the rules Of the party Georgia only
white Democratic citizens are allowed TO vote at
primaries. This was the first experiment with the
new rule. There were no contests. except in the
I'D Congress District, where the denomination of
Consressman Lewis is opposed by Judge Allen
Fort The fight has been bitter and many sensa
tionai charges have been made.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
PEEKSKIIL.

George Z Briggs. the executor of the estate OF
his father Edwin Briggs has sold the homestead
property Smith and Grover sts. to Henry L.
Armstrong. Reuben r. Finch and Jacob r. De-
catur for SO. 100. The property bought by Mr.
Briggs in 1855, and forty years ago the house was
erected.
Henry c. Smith. ex-Unted States Consul to
Brazil, will deliver a lecture this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall. South Dvision-st., for the benefit of
Mount Ovet Baptist Church.
Justice KeOgh of the Supreme Court has con-
frmed the sale Of the Peekski Traction Company.
In accordance with the orders of the Court, Re
ceiver Frank Frye has transferred the property to
the owner. and the directors of the Peekski Trac-
lion Company have met and transferred the prop
erty and signed the necess arr papers.
Major Samuel Stevens will entertain De Lancey
Cole Camp, No IS Sons of Veterans. tonight, with
an address on his experience in the War of the Re-
hnllion
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
NEIT-YORK HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.

Washington. May Is CSpeciaD-The River and
Harbor Committee has decided to report in day
two a bill for emergencies in river and barber
work and for certain minor surveys New-York i'm
provements 10 be appropriated for will include the
lake entrance to Black RocI. Harbor and Erie
Basin Grouse River from its confluence with the
ST. Lawrence TO Massena. with view TO obtain
ing depth OF twenty-one feet: Fire Island Inlet
in Great South Bay, To Patchogue River with a
view obtaining channel of less than ten Zee,
in depth and two hundred feet In width at mean
low water; st. Lawrence River the head OF
Long Sault Island. with a view to removing the
rock obstruction in the south branch of said river
to give navigabc depth Of twenty feet Of
water.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
DISTRICT LEADERS CONFER.
QUIGGs SUCCESSOR NOT TO BE CHOSEN UNTIL
CHAIRMAN ODELI RETURNS

QUIGG'S SUCCESSOR NOT TO BE CHOSEN UNTIL
CHAIRMAN ODELI RETURNS
Republican district leaders held a meeting last
evening in the headquarters of the Republican
County Committee. al No. Madison-ave respond
ing 10 call issued by l.. f. Quigg, president of the
committee. The Committee Election Officers
recently appointed by Mr.. Quigg was organized
Jastrow Alexander, the leader in the XXVIth Dis
trict, being elected chairman Resolutions which
passed provided for the filing OF lists of ap-
plicants for appointment Republican election
officers the headquarters of the County Com
mittee by June g. The lists will be filed with the
Police Board July l. and the election officers ap-
pointed from the lists will serve in the August
primaries and at the general election In November
There was some talk among the leaders a. the
meeting last evening about the choice of Repub-
Hcan TO succeed Mr.. Quigg president of the
County Committee. The leaders said the talk bout
Alexander T Mason. James NJ. Varnum. Colonel
]. J. McCook and General Francis V. Greene was
useless not of them would be Mr. Quigg's
successor 1t declared that the successor to Mr.
Qugg had been found yet. There will be no
choice Of another president of the County Commit
tee 1t is said. until Chairman Odell Of the State
Committee comes back from California. Mean
while there will be change in the rules and regu-
lations of the County Committee.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mammoth Printing Exposition Grand Central
Palace.
District Attorney Gardeners hearing before Com
missioner Wilcox.
Morris Park races 2:30 n. m.
American Guild of Organists' dinner. Hotel Lor-
raine. D. m.
Annual meeting of Spring Street Presbyterian
Church, ?.
Meeting of Manhattanvlle merchants to organize
ice plant. Beekman Hall, p
St. Francis Xavier cadets drill, 9th Regiment
Armory, $50 p.
Senator D. F. Davis before Congress Club, Brook
lyn, p nj.
Manhattan State Hospital Training School for
Nurses graduation exercises, Wards Island, 4:30
p. m.
Club. evening.
Annual meeting of West Presbyterian Church. s
p. m.
ton Hall. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
INSUL4R DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.
HAWAII AND PORTO RICO TO BE REPRESENTED
AT KANSAS CITY.


AT KANSAS CITY.
Chicago May 15.-"The Record" says that Hawaii
and Porto Rico will send delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention. To each island Will be
accorded six delegates. If the wishes of the leaders
OF the Democratic party are carried out
Senator J. X. Jones, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee recently received letter from
some Sandwich Islanders. who said they were DEM
ocrats asking him If the Convention would seat
Hawaiian delegation should one come to Kansas
City July t. Senator Jones replied that the con-
itself would have TO pass on that question:
but IL is said, he advised the Sandwich Islanders
TO send along their delegation and 1t might be
seated.
The Democratic managers say there is some
pretty politics In the idea OF giving seats in the
convention to Porto Rican delegation. They be
leve il will be a good play in view of the fact that
the Democratic platform will contain an anti
imperiaistic plank BY seating delegation from
Porto Rico the Democrats in convention assembled
according to the views held by Democratic man
ayers, would demonstrate in a practical way their
contention that Porto Rico is part OF the United
States and IS territory co-eQual in all things
political with the Indian Territory. Alaska the
District of Columbia. which are unorganized terri
tories
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
DOBBS FERRY.

The assessment roll for the current year has been
completed and is open for public inspection at
the store of John H. Ravekes, the Village
Treasurer.
4 sale OF dolls and fancy articles will be held at
DunrobE, the home Of Mrs F. L. Montague, on
saturday afternoon under the auspices of the women
OF Zion Episcopal Church
Henry Willard and his family have returned to
Thorwood Park. their country home, and Morton
Patton and his family occupying the homestead
for the season
The Rev. j. f. Flannelly rector of the Church of
the Sacred Heart. announces that mission will
be opened in his church Sunday By Fathers
Cusack and Guinan. of New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
AWARDS FOR LAND TAKEN BY THE CITY.

The Muscoot River Commission, composed OF
John Jeroloman and William lockwood of White
Plains and William Wood. of Cold Spring. ap-
pointed to appraise the compensation for certain
property taken by the city of New-York for pro-
lection Of the water supply have filed their report
The Commission was appointed in 1896. They award
TO Harriet Hanifn for thirty-three in the
town OF Somers Westchester County. slo.475 For
other parcel belonging 10 the estate of Edward
B. Underhill. consisting of four acres In the town
of Yorktown the award is $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
HARLEM RAILROAD DJPEcTORs

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
New-York and Harlem Railroad Company Was
held yesterday in the Grand Central Station The
Following Board Of Directors was elected: William
x. Vanderbilt. Frederick w. Vanderbilt II Mex
Twombly j. p. Morgan. Samuel F. Barger Chaun-
oey NJ Depew. Charles c. Clarke John b. butcher
Samuel D. Babcock Alfred Van Santvoord James
u laying, Edward V. w Rossiter and James Still
man. Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Stillman are the new
directors. They elected hll the places former
Schell. - -'~>'' ~''N ~N'oS''
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

Proprietors of the great stores between Seven
teenth and Twentieth SITS. yesterday determined to
close their business houses from to 3 p. m. to-
day. while the funeral of James NJ. Constable is
being held at Trinity Chapel
The Tenement House Commission to-day will visit
the model tenement houses of Alfred T. White.
going first. go o'clock TO the Riverside build
ngs Joralemon and Furman SITS. Brooklyn, and
from there to the Home and Tower buildings,
Hicks-st.. the first model tenement houses IN