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Provisions.

Hams-Sugar cured. Is lbs average. 11kG12c;
Il lbs average, 12012l2c; 10 lbs average. 12ql212c.
Lard-Kettle rendered, Stsc; pure lard. Ssc.
Pork-Bean. clear. SIPS; rump. sl5.75.
B~acon-Clear sides, 80 to 90 lbs average, 9Ac:
90 to 30 lbs average. 9&c; bellies. IS to % lbs
average. Ice; IA TO Is lbs average. 10Ac; clear
backs, 20 TO % lbs average, 9l5c: II to 16 lbs aver
age. 9lzc; s to 3 lbs average, 1Oc. In dry-salt &c
less.
shoulders-16 lbs average. 9hc; 10 to II lbs
average, CSC.
Seeds.
Glover, choice. prime. s4.75a5; English. choice.
s47s95; alsike. choice, 7qs alfalfa. choice.
sGa7; crimson or scarlet clover. S4q4.5O; tim
othy, As lbs, prime. 81. s.: strictly prime.
81 20; choice, s1.60Q1.75: fancy Kentucky. IA
extra 81. 2oa1 so; red top, choice, SOcQsI.4O; Eng
lish bluegrass, "a lbs. s242.5 so; German millet.
S19l-75; Western German miliet. 90cqS1; COM
mon millet. S0Q90c
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Sheep-Receipts, 12O; shipments. none. The
quality was fair. The market was steady
to strong on choice stock. and the outlook
on this kind is good. The closing was quiet
with all sold. Quotations.:
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Alcohol. 81. so; asafstida. 259soc; alum, pa
64c: camphor, Sd70c cochineal. e455c; chloro-
fern, 5sGs5c; copperas. brls. 9oc; cream tartar,
pure. 30d33c: indigo. 65qSOc; licorice. Calab.
genuine, 35Qf0c; magnesia. carb., 2-oz, 20U22c:
morphine, +. & w, per OF, So 25d250 madden,
14Gl6c: oil. castor. par gal, sl15QL25; oil, ber-
gamot, per 10. S.; opium. s.. 30; quinine.
p. & W, per OF. 4ia49c; balsam copaiba. 55q6oc
soap, CASTLE. FIR. l2T1sc soda. bicarb.. 2l9q6c:
salts. Epson. 1Iad4c: sulphur -four. 22sG5c; salt
peter. l0Gl4c: turpentine, 47Q55c; glycerine, la
Doc: iodide potassium. s.. So; bromide po-
tassium. 55G6Oc; chlorate potash. 15Q20c; borax.
9gl2c; cinchonida, S7a42c; carbolic acid. sSgiSc.
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Shep-Rece1pts, 900; shipments none.
There was another moderate supply of
sheep and lambs. The quality generally
was not very satisfactory to killers. and
statesmen had considerable difficulty in
transferring their consignments at a shade
easier prices. Lambs were reported at $4q5
and sheen at s.. 75f3 50. Quotations.
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Oakland AFT. &C; Portsmouth. 11hc: Suspuehan-
ma. 13c: shetucket SW. Size; Shetucket +. SIC;
Swift River. sc.
Grain 1880: American.
s15.5: Harmony, $3.50: Stark, SIS.
Observation-Disclosures staples. SIC: AmoskeaS
Dress. &c: Bates, size: Lancaster. sac; Lancaster
Normandies. &c; Renfrew dress. &c.
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- CIN- HAM. n DAYTON RY.
CITY Ticket Office. Is w. Wash. 81

MON l11l> Ticket Once. 5 West Wash. 5.
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ARRESTS IN A GAMBLING HOUSE.
CoMsTOcK CoNFIsCATEs SIX wAGONLOADs
OF PARAPHERNALIA IN HARLEM.

CoMsTOcK CONFIsCATES SIX wAGONLOADS
OF PARAPHERNALIA IN HARLEM.
Anthony Comstock last night closed big gambling
esta blishment the second floor of No. 5G West
Northumberland twenty fourth-st.. arrested six
men on the charge Of being common gamblers
and confscated six wagonloads of gamblers para
phernaIia With a blank warrant from Magistrate
Olmsted Comstock called on Captain Martens at
the West One-hundred- and-twenty- ifth-st station
and demanded assistance TO make the raid. He
already had of his own men and Officer
Snyth. of the court squad detailed by the Mags-
trate Captain Martens sent Detectives Parker,
Enright and TERN.
The party gained entrance at the lower stairway
by following regular patron Of the place in when
the lookout opened the door. The building is a two
story affair, the ground floor being vacant store
room The upper floor is a loft 100 feet square. At
the head of the stairs Comstock found well
equipped billiard and pool room. This was on one
side of partition which extended the entire length
,of the loft. dividing 1t into equal parts.
They found a second lookout at the door leading
20 the room the other side of the partition. He
was ordered to let through and complied. They
found about 2 of men at various games and
six men dealing. There was scramble. but when
CcTnstock warned every body TO be quiet, as they
were under arrest quiet restored.
The following men We're arrested: Thomas mas. C9ch-
hundred and nine hist John Davis thirty six
years old. Of No 327 West One-hundred -and-thirty
west One-hundred- "a nd-tVeity -fourth-st; George
Haven. fortyseven years old, Of Leggetts Hotel, in
West Observation-Disclosures and William Rod
gers thirtytwo years old. of No. A2 West Forty
The stun confscated consisted of seven thousand
chips. two faro tables. two roulettes, a red and
poker tables about peck Of dice, keno box and
Mr Comstock said the outfit was one OF the most
complete he had seen in New-Yorl He said his
men had watched the place and had plenty of evil
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NETWORK CITY.

Fra Elbertus (N1r. Hubbard, the Phiiistine Of
Aurora, will give his first lecture in this city to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock in the Aston Gal
lery of the Waldorf-Astoria, under the manage
ment of ]. B. Pond. His subject will be THE
Work of the Roycrofters."
The special preacher at the Lenten service for
business men at st. PauIs Chapel, Broadway and
Fulton-st., at noon to-day, will be the Rev Dr.
Charles T. OlmsteG, vicar of St. Agnes's Chapel.
Joseph Pulitzer has sent $3.50 to the police pen
sion fund in recognition of the services of the
police at the fire in his home several weeks ago.
The regular drills for the Police Department
began yesterday. The policemen Of Manhattan and
The Bronx will be drilled at the 18th Regiment
Armory Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays
each week, and the Brooklyn patrolmen at the
18th Regiment Armory Mondays and Tuesdays
Captain Allaire will conduct the drills.
John P. Hanes, president of the American So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
who has been seriously Ill with attack of double
pneumonia. has entirely recovered and at
the office OF the society for short time yesterday
The mails from Japan. which arrived at Tacoma
by the steamer Tacoma. due in New-York on
Sunday morning.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. MARCH :. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-1oth WEDNESDAY, MARCH Z, 1900
ARRIVED
Steamer Hawkes. Bay tBr). Fisherwics London Febru-
airy 81. 70 Funch. Edge IL Co
Steamer Menominee (Br) Robinson, London Fehrua
"a with mdse and q cabin passengers the Atlantic
Transport Line Arrived AT the Bar at 1890 p m.
Steamer Potomac (8r) Anderson. Avonmouth February
% in ballast to Philip Ruprecht. Arrived at
1:20 m.
Steamer (Br). Hadaway Hull February Is with
mdse TO Sanderson q Son. Arrived the Bar 4 a m
in ballast to Philip Ruprecht. Arrived the at
a m.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse Ger Bartemann
Bremen February 2S Southampton Cherb0urg March
Oelrichs & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1903 m
Steamer Deutschland Scherh0rst Rotterdam Feb
rlary y. in ballast 10 Philip Ruprech Arrived
Steamer Western,and G3elr). Mills Antwerp February
"a with mdse 30 cabin and $50 seerage passengers
lnteinational Navigation Company Arrived at the Rat
Steamer British Empire tBr, Riddle Antwerp February
JIG. with mdse To sanderson son. Arrived Bar
steamer Alliance. skiings Colon February Is with
ship Company. Arrived at the Bar a m.
Steamer Werra Ger. Wever. Genoa February q and
Naples ~ with mdse and passengers Oelrichs & Co.
Southeast OF Fire Island at %
Steamer Bar.by lBr Maxfeid Kymassi February 3
Malta and Gibraltar u with mangante o Scion ]
Vasco. Arrived at the Bar al :
Colombo January Alden said o., Aziers Feb
ruary ST Mchaeis 10 with mdse Norton Il Son.
Arrived the Bar 10 p m.
Steamer Maria Dutch. Mandema. Calcutta December
A.giers February 3 and ST Michaes II, with 10
Norton & son Arrived at the Bar IN. 9th
Steamer Asama tBrp. Bement Shanghai December p,
Annoy % Hong Kong January 8. Singapore H. ssd
February and Algiers IA, with mdse ShewHn Tones
& Co. Arrived at the Bar at II 80 a m.
Steamer Beiucia OBJ. Nerisen. Santos February 10
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PROCEEDINGS FOR BRIDGE NO. s..

The Board Of Public Improvements AT its meet
ing yesterday afternoon received communication
from Commissioner Of Bridges John l. Shea re-
guessing the Board 10 prepare the necessary reso-
buttons toward the fling OF the map. the acquiring
OF land and the beginning OF condemnation pro-
ceedngs by the Corporation Counsel for the bridge
the East River known Bridge No. 8, ex-
tending from Pike-st.. Manhattan. Washing
ton-Ef., Brooklyn.
Chief Engineer y. p Lewis. OF the Borough OF
Brooklyn. laid before the Board his plan OF laying
asphalt pavement Mr.. Lewis does think the
city should lay asphalt the cobblestones. but
suggested rather bed Of concrete.
II decided repave several streets in
Tr0cklvn.
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and st Lucia g. with coffee Busk & Jevons Arrived
Steamer T, Trinidad drJ Fraser Bermuda March with
se ana LOB cabin passengers Ouerbridge & CO.
= steamer Hugn (Nq9 Fornebo Progreso February o.
IN ballast to James E Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar
w Sea hemp P ri bs Nor Never February 81
Arrived at the Bar az 23O p m. ~ D"Ni'e' bacon
ruary % Santiago Guantanamo Fe6ruaPT & Feb
% Ar T at -, ana 30 passengers James Ward
,s saa G DIS Oh Kirkby Cape Hay February Is St
JaGns - Montsso Bay % savanna Mar q and Kings
wood kellock Arrived the Bar at 10 AZ M or
81 MaFch D. with mdse and passengers c H MALLORY
steamer comapche. Pennington. Jacksonville u.r., =,
ana 1hseson Z" with mdse ana passengers to William
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Norfolk and Newport News
steamer m city Of Philadelphia Curry Baltimore with
Steamer Benefaeor, SWAIN Philadelphia with mdse 70
., SANDY Hook. j. March l. $40 p nn-wind northwest
SAILED
Steamers II5ro Ase 5 for Baltimore FL Newor
Elushns BarSeonS (Ger' Newport News: Herschel 18r}
Antwerp; Gernanc tE3D. Liverpool Athos OBJ Colon
Newport News; Alamo Galveston FL Dorado orI2E e and
JacEsonve Gorean @ iasE Asonquin Charleston and
United States transport Mcclellan Puerto Rico. ETC.
THB MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London o, March ~ lived steamers @
ship Inche@pe ROCK 1, Wilson TeTfOrk Sailed
lINerpooI. March 6-Artved, steamers Flaxman fIsr,
Salter New-iork for Manchester March Gregory (T3r
Everest. New York. van
,oSa @ Ms naEse New %s York 154
ceeded). ~
south saSEa March sl : msqea. steamer Lain
Tyne, March e-saled, steamer Therese CSor. Hav-
macs New-York 80 -
,o6 brow Head MoEqp y sS York f
Lizard, March 6Passed. steamer tCier) Tholen
Nev-York for Hamburg
Hun March ARRIVED, steamer Ontario tEr,. Hubby
Work
Newcastle. March 6-Arrved. steamer saierno (Er,
Bearpark. New-York. Portland. England ''
st Michaels. March Arrived. steamer Ariandearr
(Br) Kiney. York Manila.
Copenhagen, March Arrived, steamer Island DAM
Skjedt, NewYork for Stettin
Gibraltar. March Passed steamers California t3r)
Mitchell, Naples for New-York WesthaH (Brl. Morgan
Palermo for New-York.
March Passed. Aller Ger. Peter
mann New-Nork for Naples and Genoa
Calcutta, March 6-Sailed. CandIeshoe fBr)
Chamberlain. New York
Singapore. March e-ssiled. steamer Queen Eleanor
CBr) Ritson nrom Yokohama etcl. New-York.
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THREE PERSONS HURT AT 4 FIRE.
POLICE SAVE A CHILD WHICH HAD BEEN
LEFT BEHIND BY ITS MOTHER

LEI BEHIND BY IIo MO1f1fIft
Patrolman James T. Hannah, of the East
Sixty-seventh-st. station, James Curtin, at
tached to Fire Patrol No. ;, and Margaret Har-
rington. forty years old. who lived in the
top floor of the four story brick tenement house
No. 1868 Third-ave., We're burned about the
hands and face by a fierce fire. which did $1,000
damage last evening.
The flames broke out in the apartments Of
Norris Franklin on the second floor. Policeman
Lent turned in the alarm. Harmon and Fay, two
others. found a child belonging to Franklin on
the second floor the mother having escaped to
the street with one child, leaving the other be-
hind. Fay reached the top floor in time to see
Harmon carrying Margaret Harrington to A
window. Her clothing had been in flames. but
they had been eXtinguished by the policeman.
who had burned his hands and face. Fay
carried the woman to the street. He then went
after Harmon, and led him to safety.
A call had been sent to the Presbyterian Hos
pital, and DR.. Williams, who responded. dressed
the burns of Hannah and the woman. The latter
was removed to the hospital. having sustained
severe burns about the body, face and hands.
The policeman taken to his home, No p
East One-hundred- and-nnth-st. Curtin was
burned while making search of the building.
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NORTH TARRYTOwN.

The taxpayers of Union Free School District
No. /, town OF Mount Pheasant. held their annual
meeting IN the schoohouse Tuesday even
ing. and adopted the budget for the coming year.
number Of Independent candidates in the
field the appros ching charter election promises
be warmly contested. Two tickets have been
nominated, one headed by Joseph Ledwith, for
President of the Village. and the other by Thomas
Birdsall. Mr. Ledwith has held the office be-
fore and Mr. Birdsall is one Of the present trus-
tees. Evander Harrington and Andrew Tracy are
on both tickets for the offices Of treasurer and
collector respectively, which places they now
NIL. John Webber. the present President; E. T.
Lovatt and John Cahill are also talked of as can
didates for the Presidency.
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FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA; LOSS. S7OGOOO

Philadelphia March IA fire. entailing an est
mated loss OF 100000 occurred early to-day in the
retail dryeoods district. The confagration origI-
mated in the engine room OF Shoneman Brothers
dFygoods and millinery store. at Eighth and Arch
SITS The building was T-shaped, fronting on three
streets-Eighth. Arch and Cherry.
Marks Brothers drygoods store. adjoining was
damaged by smoke and water and their storehouse
was completely burned out. The flames spread 10
the six story building in Cherry-st. occupied by
Myerhof Brothers, manufacturers of women's and
children's clothing, the Philadelphia Electrical
Equipment Company. Nothing left of this
place but the walls. Several smaller buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
NATOR VAN WICK HEAPS 4 CLERK,s CLAIN

Mayor Van wyck yesterday gave a hearing on a
bill directing that William ]. Chamberlain be paid
For his services as a clerk in of the district
courts. The Legislature authorized the payment
of the money under Chapter 667 Of the Laws Of
1897. Colonel Ladd, the Mayors legal adviser
found that the appropriation made available by
this chapter was only for the purpose of paying
e accountants OF the Finance Department. The
Mayor did not how the money could be de-
voted 20 the payment of a court clerk The Civil
Service Commission already has declined to audit
nc flaf i'm
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NEW-ROCHELIE.

At the meeting of the Common Council on Tues
Gay night Mayor Dillon nominated H. a. Herold
Tor Assistant Corporation Counsel. This was con-
1rn1ed. and the salary fixed at 800 a year.
Bids were opened for sos i22 % Of certificates
Of Indebtedness. The bid of s. A. Kean of Chi
lago, for SCI, 42S 81. the most favorable.
J. Edward Cowes of No 2GS West One-hundred-
and wenty-second-st New-York City, has bought
the large Gothic house Lather's Hi formerly
owned by r NJ. Houghton. 1t reported a few
years ago that ex-President Cleveland 10
occ1IpY this house.
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PORT CHESTER.

The merchant tailoring store of Louis Raphael
robbed on Tuesday night by thieves, who
forced thsir entrance through a rear window.
The police Of Port Chester after a thorough
search have been unable find Anna Edgar. the
trveve-year-od daughter of Mrs Alice Edgar. of
Mianus, Conn. whom her mother alleges eloped
March with Henry Human, young man of
this place. In yesterday morning Mrs. Edgar
asked permission of Justice Marshall to withdraw
the complaint from his She said that she
could not witnesses into this State but had
induced the Connecticut authorities to take the
casa up Justice Marshall granted her request and
discharged young Human.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

District Attorney Gardeners case, Part XII, su-
preme Court
Rapid Transit Commissioners meeting
Workingnen's dinner in memory of Lincoln. Lex
ington Avenue Opera House, p. m
Lecture by Dwight Lathrop Elmendorf, Sherrys g..
$3.50 p.
Riverside Republican Club entertainment and re-
ception Lenox Lyceum.
Sportsmen's Show. Madison Square Garden.
Lecture to workngmen by Dr. Lyman Abbott on
THE Democracy of Industry" at st. Georges
Church. S D.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

/. S. a. (retired) and Ex-Governor Charles War
Lippitt of Rhode Island. FIFTH AVENUE
Judge j. F. Parkhurst. of Bath HOFFMAN
Alfred p Thorn. of Norfolk, Va, and Virgil p
Kline, of Cleveland. HOLLAND-Governor N o.
Murphy of Arizona. Colonel Samuel P. Colt. of
Providence: Count Chamare, of Vienna, and Count
and Countess Matuselda of Germany. MAN
HATTAN-William II. Weaver, of Albany; ex-
Senator David b. Hill. of Albany. and Robert e.
Drake, of Syracuse MARLBOROUGH-J- FRANK
SunnIee of Baltimore MURRAY HILI-Robert
Dey of Syracuse. PLAZA-Robert H. Sayre. or
Bethlehem PENN and General Charles Miller, of
Franklin Penn WALDORF-Dr T. H. Streets.
L s N: ex-senator Watson C. Squire, of Seattle
and J. Warren Cutler, OF Rochester.
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FIDELITY BANK INCORPORATED

The certificate of incorporation OF the Fidelity
Bank with capital of $4,000 filed in the Of
fee Of the County Clerk yesterday The corporators
are Eric P. Swenson, Thomas P. Fowler, Edward
nv. FIeitman, Charles R. Henderson. Robert Oily
phant, Jacob H. Schif. Seth NJ. Milliken, James
Euliyan and B. Aymar Sands
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BONNER WILL CONTEST ADJOURNED.

The contest the will of Robert Bonner by
his grandchildren, Robert Allen Bonner and Law
renee Kip Bonner. 10 have been resumed be
fore Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday The allega-
lions that the paper submitted for probate
not The last will Of Mr.. Bonner. and his
free and voluntary act and further that Mr. Bonner
not of sound mind when he executed the docu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

Justice Fitzgerald In the Supreme Court yester-
day announced that he would grant decree Of
divorce TO Mrs. Sallie Garfield against Francis r.
Garfield known the stage Eugene Garfield.
The suit tried yesterday. Garfield has been
playing lately in The Female Drummer" COM
pauy. On the question OF alimOny Justice Fitz-
gerald reserved decision Mrs Canfied's counsel
produced evidence 10 show that Canields salary is
usually about sl05 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

Miscreants Tuesday night smashed he doors
I'D windows OF the Lambert cottage. on the Meth
hist camp meeting grounds of the Hudson River
Asnp Meeting Association.
The Board of Village Trustees has decided 70 ask
PERMISSION the Legislature issue certificates
81 Indebtedness for Sl2 0o0. be payable $1,000 an
hpalY and 10 draw 81 per cent interest.
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refuse in the East Channel, in the Lower Bay
Captain Irving z. Grace of the tugboat Daniel >.
Lamont made the complaint. Commissioner Shlelos
held the prisoners for examination to-day.
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GRAND OPERA SEASON 1Ss9-1s0o
Under the Direction Of r. MAURICE C,R
Tomorrow Evg-, S-THE MERRY WIVES ~
WINDSOR. ode Lustgen Weber Won Win5sorC IT,.
Senorich and Schumann Henk, NM FrieIrichs Es-t-s
and Dippe 'o'i'' oe''lAIr
Sat. Aft. March 10. carmen Mrss Cair.
an St Emma ma Eannes; MN Salgnac and PIancon
sat t1vg-, March 10. g Popular rrfcas
HUGUENOTS. Mines Noriica MantsiN ana ST1-S.. c1-S
Reszke. 50 N0'+'eS anu Ed &c
sun Eve. March II. S.15-Grand Papular C-orca-,
SSotuIsCs. MINES susanna Adams. Susan strong ans
SGnumann- Heink NM Campanari Pachrnann
ductor. NOtf-
NON ~ g. March Il. at SS0-TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
SStIheS Ternina and Schumann- Henk; NM Nan No.
van Rooy and Ed de Rezzke O-' NSNA'
Mon. Ev'g. at 'kIvn-FAr-S7~ CT.
tell; SalignaC Plancou 0''0' Siat-
Wed Ev'g March Ii, at S-IOIIF-N6.r2IN ~
tram and Ed. Reszks ~ Nippe4' Ser
Thurs AIT. March Is. at $50 preciseIv-E~-s. .u.
romance OF second cycle Ring des Nifairr
LAS fShElNGOLD- Mines. Marie BrSma Susar $780,.
Pevny,- Olitzka and Schumann- NM Ta1 1rcr
- tlSiflchs. Muhlnann. Prnge H. DevrieS Rrs,Is-
ana Van Rooy. Conductor Paur $3.50 A047''
Fiji Ev.g. March 10, "A S-FIDEIIO N,,ax rs-rt-.
NeNHy' NM Bertrann Pringle DippeI
WEBER PIANOS USED
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Y n q A CONFERENCE

New-Haven. March 7 (SpeclaD-A conference of
presidents of Young Mems Christian Associations of
the Eastern States will be held Yale University
from April IL to 10. 1t is expected that from fifty
to seventy-five presidents will attend
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Announcements.
z. G. w.
DRESS SHIRTS.
Perfect in every detail.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset $50 m % Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A. M.-Sandy 1907 Gov. Island l39 He'll
P M.-Sandy 80 Gov. Island 2:OS 357
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08

We're more or less seriously damaged. About fifteen
hundred persons, men, women and chlldren, were
thrown out of employment by the fire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-08
CRAReED WITH oBsTRUcTIkG A cHANNEL

Constantine WuiG and Anton Knutzen. masters
OF mud scows, were arrested yesterday by United
States Marshal Henkei. charged with dumping
The colored American., 1900-10-27
Colored High School Cadets.

The following appointments have
been made IN the High School BsttaI-
lion for the ensuing year:
Major, Walter I. Ray; Adjutant, Ro-
land Johnson; Sergt Major, Roscoe
Orme; Captains, ,DarnIey Hawkesworth,
90. a; Clayton Bannister, Co. B; Rob-
ert MsttingIy. Co, q. lst Lieutenants,
Clarence Lewis, Co. A; Arthur Turner,
90. B; William Tolson, Co. G. and
Lieutensnts, Chester Jarvis, Co. a;
panes Campbell, Co B; Frederick Nor
ton, Co. G. 1st Sergts., William Max
well, Co. &; Rutherford Bergman, Co.
F; Joseph Johnson, Go. O. 2nd Sergts :,
Eugene CLARK, Co. a; Roscoe Brown,
Co. B; Ernest Lewis, 90. c. 9rd
Sergts., Roscoe Wormley, Co. =; Luz
ther Sadgwar. Co. B; Alfred Brent, Co.
c. 4th EeIgts., Oliver Burris, Co. A;
Edward Tyson, Co. B; Royal Mundy,
Co. @. 5,h Sergts., Harry Tignor, Co.
A; Alphonso Lee, Co. B; William Fair,
Go. Z. Corporals, Prince Beamsn,
William Tinney, Walter Dixon, Roscoe
Vaughn, Thomas Johnson, John Ash.
ton, James Lawson, Wendell Smith, 10.
sish Henderson, William Hnglish, Ell
nest Pinn, Russell Locke.
The colored American., 1900-10-27

Mr.. Clarence Q. White, who has
completed course of study in the
ObeElin Ohio Conservatory of Music,
aud has taken an additional course of
instruction under one Of the professors
from the Berlin Conservatory of Music.
Will give a violin recital under the
auspices OF the Sunday school of the
Metropolitan s. M. Z. church, Friday
evening. November ID, 1900. Admis-
sion twenty five cents.