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400 18th NV, lar, b. $50. 90
1922 s, fur'd, 11r&b. 1875. 90
1912 Goth, 11r. fur'd. 1900
1861 Q, fur'd, 12r&b. 1880
719 9Th NV. 2 halls
and dwelling. .125. 90
1726 S NV, 12r, tile b. SO. 80
1884 Cincinnati ay,
Tor g. 2 ba. $500
2O22 + NV, 13r, tile b. 90
2513 10th NV, Tor, 2b. g. 90
2O17 Q st. 9r&ba. $500
1906 Yale st, Col
Hgts, Tor, 2ba. 5000
1sO3Phelp' pl. 10r, n. $500
1925 Staughton st,9r
& ba & stable. 5000
1892 U NV, Grab. ... 1880
234 n NV, 12r. ba. 1880
2445 18th st, 10r&b. 40. 90
3414 18th st, Grab. .35. so
2701 p NV, Sr&sto. 81 SO
1898 18th NV, Sr&ba. 80. SO
2713 P NV, Or, ba. 80. SO
Ills N II av. 7r, ba. &c. 80
1928 H ne. 7r&store. %. 90
1880 H ne, Sr, ba. ..25. SO
1443 Fla av, 6r&b. $500
1916 9th NV. Sr&b- o. 90
1918 9th st. Sr&ba. %. SO
1928 9Th st, Or, ba. .22.50
113 Pa av NV .Sr6b, %: O0
AT 18th ne, 6r&b. 1T. 80
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Sis. :. .Iz65 Q. lar. 2ba
SEQ. ....1330 VT av, I2r
$3.50. 1907 Clifton, lar, ba
SS3.3. .1726 S NV. 12r. ba
$50. .1323 X l av NV, TT
$50. 1870 Jen pl. l3r, 2ba
SIS. IS. 1879 l NV, 12r. ia
$75. .112 E Capitol, l4r.b
S75. .1012 Sund land pl, flr
$I5. .lB6 n NV, 11r. ba
$3.50. 2514 18th NV, ILL.,
$3.50. 1922 18th NV. 13r,b
$50. 1872 18th NV. 10I
$50. IVA n NV, Sr. Ia
$5O.50.1311 18th NV, 1lr,b
$50. The "Whitby Cot
tage," Lanier Hgts
$50. .2010 T, sto. 7r
$50. ..1332 X NV. 12r. ba
Si5. so. .3044 14th. Tor, ba
S42.5o. .l7+S Greg av, 11r
S4O.0..1322-24 u NV Or, b
$3.50. lab Cor NV, Tor, h
87. 80. 1887 Sth NV ,gr, ba
$36. .221 Pa av NV, st&dw
$3.50. 1924 n NV. Or, b
5000. .G1S r NV, sr, ba
5000. HOG Yale NV, Or, b
$50. 419 n ] av nv, sto, Gel
$50. HON J av NV, lge hall
$3.50. Al S NV, 7r, ba
$27. so. .12S f Sc, Sr, ba
S27. 80. 1910 9Th NV, Or, la
$27.50. 1924 V NV, 7r. Ia
$T. so. .112 F NV. Sr, la
FURNl
81, 500. M mr. Thos Cir. 14r
81, 500. 10th nrDupt Cir, 1Ir
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1872 21st NV, 12r. Il 500
18th bet Ia&S, l5r. ha. l 500
20l6 X NV, 11r. ba. l 200
1905 21st NV, l1r, ba, 9
mos at $13, or 81 200
per annum.
ISHED.
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343 11th Sc, 5r, W. 1870
IAN, zoos + 81. NV.
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1918 q st, 12r .125. 90 1918 st, 12r. .40.s9
so9s nw iir. SO 1905 eth st.
1899 Vt av, 14r. 100. 90 SIP av Or. $3.50
1919 i4 ss St stoaw St
liza st, l6r. 10000, LIB L st, 7r .... $50
1925 Mass av i2r. 800 Watkins p Chevy c. 300
1l lS 18th St 80 80 Lot Lot co. 10Th X % 90
aSS i9s st. St ir 1874 I'm sw Sf
171e st, 12r. 1890 ls2s 10th, st&dwg, 1000
49, 49, De De-. sales lor st. Or 1870
1886 n NV. 12r. 800 2l2l4. le-222s LIST
1901 kal'ma av,llr 1000 sw, Or, each 12.oo
1904 Conn av 1lr. .es. 90 Chevy Chase. Or. 1000
900 St 13s. g, 90 I7sI 2lst st, sr 1890
22ss 9 st, 11r GOODS, 9, 8 and Bald m
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POO 14th, st&dw or So. 90 Garfield
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ST Near 18TH st s7
st 18th, 1Sr 3 0O0lN st 18th. 10r.- 200
lsth coren a $oSSP s. near l2th r. ! aoo
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Conn ay near S. 1sr.1 $50 6orcoran nth or. 800
lst st mr. Capitol SEQ az near l. Tor sSs
st near 2o'h' Or. d 800 EIst O. sr.'o0"
142s st, basement iiI4 st. desirable Offices
SIS l2th. LIST floor. 1000!
p,do stbsD etc so50 o0.H3s n CT 2, 60
rs sSS .iss 60 IS W. sS$
1913 7th st......... SO. 90 1904 1890
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Offices. ;ffit' 'e iasfs s'S st. iss
and Insurance Broker, 10th and SITS. NV;
1 1s1s nv ~: 81 aSt: sr
s e s$s y, apt;
5ss%@sSss$ 5ssS
500 18th n%' pr IS 1923 10th nw
1870 av 12r 81 -. la eth s s 90
i$s1 8 assG 1859 1859
FURNISHED HOUSES.
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1 18th NV, 15r&st 8 900 18th near n, 15r. $50
18th, 17r, 4b. 3 600 Wyoming av, 1Sr 2h.. $50
n 18th, Tor, Sb. 1900 Q mr. 22d, lar, tub. 10
Goth. 12r. 1900 21st near H, Tor. 100
10th &, lar. 2b. 300 Q near Sd NV, Or so
OFFICES.
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Atlantic Coast Line 40 la $40 and 1900
bldg" from $40 to $35 93S r, Sd f. 2r. 1900
Sun building. .......---l 4O5 eth NV, each ..l0O0
STORES.
4O3 18th NV, 75x23 SI5. 90 1924 It'll NV. 7r&s 90
100 av. .16. 20 14th&Park, 6xl5. $500
STABLES
1914 R av G'D. =. OOo1332 Mass av f'r). 1000
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1461 X l av NV, lar,
2 baths. 500
1910 18th NV, 12r,
2 ba, stable. -, 800
919 18th NV, 15r, ba,
except office. i, 500
UNFURN
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921 Westmins'r, lOr, b4n.0u
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& HILL, TIT 18th NV.
I'LL 7th Sc, 6r. 500
1884 Kraemer ne, 4r. 800
SUBURBAN.
College PIX, Nd, 11r, b. 81. 90
FLATS.
zoos Pa av NV, Or. 20. 90
Several office rooms In
Baltic bldg and Capital
Savings Bank bldg.
2d&3d floors 6a6 + st NV.
Office rooms at S3S Ind
nv NV.
2 rooms, Sd fir, III 14th.
STORES.
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MOTHERS N-LAw ARE ALL RIGHT. IN A WAY
(but they don't weigh much). It's perfectly true
that we pay the full market value for mems worn
oc275tf JUSTH's OLD STAND, $40 D.
NATIONAL. DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
lied eos 18th ST. NV. Open all hours. Estab-
lished 1885 Honest and efficient service guaran-
teed. Strictly confidential. oc2o-12ts
MORPHINE OPIUM, -LAUDANUM. OOCOAINE
habit: myself cured; will inform you of harmless,
= nermanent home cure. Mrs BALDWIN,
7 Sh21-a Il Boz 1917 Chicaaa.
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FOR RENT HALL - MORNING OR AFTER
noon, including Sundays, engagements can be
made with few organizations for the use of a
GEM Of a hall, with reception rooms, thoroughly
equipped. Apply early. CRAFTSMAN STA
TONER SIG 9th st. NV. oc25- tn q, tn, st
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wANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BREAD AND PASTRY
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GIVEN TO THE RENT
OF RENTS FROM ALL
IS.
d and unfurnished houses,
at Office.
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1924 II st. NV.
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weekly side line. KEMPER-THOMAS PAPER
CO. Cincinnati Ohio. se29-s6t'
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high grade article; must be energetic. Address
Box lis. Star office. oc23-5ts
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@ st near 18th, 10r. L 800
q st near I'D, 15r. Il 500
Q st near 18th, 11r. i 300
WOodley lane, 12r. Il 800
Yale st mr. 18th. Or. L 500
Sund'land place, Or. L, $50
Q st near 22d, 11r. Il, 200
Kalorama av, 12r. Il 200
y st near 18th. Tor. Il, 200
P st near 18th, 7r. Il, 200
Columbia road. Or. Il, 020
Oorcoran nr 18th, 1lr. 800
q st near 18th, 11r. 300
Corcoran mr. 18th, Or. 300
u st near 18th, Or. :. $50
n Fl av near l., Tor. soc
Flat, B & Q. Or. Coz
.CES.
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go + st, desirable offices
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WANTED uSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN IN
every town TO work for US at their homes;
rassng; will send work any distance; have
Several lines of work 10 give out some of which
requires experience; II you can't devote the
whole day to work, you So or SO a
week by working hour two evenings. Ad-
dress STANDARD MFG. CO., Jap West Odd ST.,
New York. ocGs 13t
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
METROPOLITAN OPERA HoI

GRAND OPERA SEASON Isae-IsoO.
Under the direction OF Mr. MAURICE GRAU.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
MOUNT VERNON.

Edward ]. Phillips. a carriage salesman OF New
York City, arraigned yesterday morning in the
Court Of Special Sessions a charge of grand
larceny. Phillips learned Sunday that there was
4 warrant out for him. and came TO Mount Vernon
his attorney. Lemartine Forester, carriage
manufacturer of this city, is the complainant. He
accuses Phillips of appropriating the proceeds of
500 In promissory notes his The de-
tendant pleaded not guilty.
Patrolman ThstletOn yesterday arrested Frank
Zoler, twenty-one years old, on suspicion; He had
a silver mounted bicycle, valued at about 500.
Zoller afterward confessed that he stole the bcy-
Gle from his employer G. F. Farrell. of Larchmont
Mrs. Clarssa A. Rich, widow of Lewis A.
Rich, died on sunday at her home. No. ISL
Kingsbrjdge Road. Mrs. Rich sixty
years old and had lived in Mount Vernon about
forty years Three sons and daughter survive her.
Burial VIII be in st. Pauls Cemetery East Chester
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

SPECIAL NoTICS-In consequence the continued IN
disposition OF MME- EMMA EAMESS the role OF 'Sies-
lnde. will be sung this afternoon BY MISS SUSAN
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

RocKEFELLERs OPPOSED TO cAHILL TICKET
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE TO-DAY

ROCKEFEILERS OPPOSED TO cAHIIII TICKET
ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE TO-DAY.
There will be lively political fight in the village
Of North Tarrytown to-day, in which John d. and
William Rockefeller VIII figure They opposed
to the United Citizens ticket headed by John
Cahill, which is Michael j. Martin, former town
Assessor. Cahill has fought them since he has
been Trustee. Martin raised their assessments up
into the millions. and caused them much litigation
and expense. Last night Cahil getting out
circulars denying a report that he voted against
buying gravel from the Rockefellers at 90 cents a
load, and for paying 81 a load elsewhere. The
Rockefellers contend that the village is run On ar
extravagant basis. The village pays It's men 81 rs
day for eight hours labor. while Rockefellers
workingmen vote for fair wages and hours In
candidate for president.
In the villages OF Ardsley, Pleasantville and
Mount Kisco the candidates named at the union
caucuses practically elected although IL hap
pens sometimes in those villages that the regular
nominees defeated by independents whose
names are written the ballot.
The Tarrytown contest is mainly the dis
tributon of patronage. Charles Gross the present
incumbent is being opposed by ex-Congressman n
Holmes Odell for President of the village. Both
men popular
In Croton-on- Hudson there is a union ticket in
the field follows President. B. Frank Decker;
Trustees, John Sharp and Jacob Christ; Treasurer
Charles Henry Dworniczak; Collector, NJ. A. Cogley.
President. The villagers will also on six
appropriation resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Ex ]. NJ Woolworth of
Omaha FIFTH AVENUE-Mator j. w Johnson,
of Birmingham. Ala. HOFFMAN,. H Lempert
Of Rochester, and Anthony n. Brady. of Albany.
HOLLAND-kenneth Lord. of Philadelphia; Sir
George Lane Fox Pitt and Lady Edith Pitt, of
London. IMPERIAL-Lieutenant William Hop
kins United States Marine Corps. MAJESTIC
Francis Oakes, of Boston. MANHATTAN-Seward
V Coffin. of Middletown. Conn. MURRAY HILL
Garret A. Van Allen. of Albany; ex-Mayor ]. H.
Manning of Albany and Dr. c. S. Roberts, of SYRIA
cuse WALDORF-Count Tarnowski, of Washing
ton; ex-Mayor Jacob Amos Of Syracuse. Vincent
Kerens, of St. Louis, and ex-Congressman f. G.
Nedringhaus
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Grand Jury investigation
Dean & Co. before Recorder Goff.
Charity conference, United Charities Building IL
a. m.
Bulldog Show, Concert Hail. Madison Square
Garden.
West Side Republican Club annual meeting No
2.SG7 Broadway. p.
Quill Club Hotel Manhattan, evening.
Municipal Council, City Hall. I p. m.
Patria Club, Hotel Savoy, S:15 p.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Lecture by Henri de Regnier. assembly hall,
Adelphi Academy, $50
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
PEEK SKILL.

The Medical Board of Peekskin Hospital has
chosen the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, DIR. Charles c. Knight: vice-president.
Dr. Alexander o. Snowden: secretary, Dr. c. R.
f. Greene; executive officer. DR.. Stephen F. Hor-
ton
Leon H Lembert. Of Rochester. n. Y. has sub
mitted plans for a opera house IN Brown-st
which the James F. Martin syndicate is preparing
build
More drunkenness was reported about the streets
Of Peekskill Saturday night than the village has
in many weeks.
Dorlin Mabie and family and John r. Denike
have returned to their home in this village having
spent the winter in South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
SCARSDALE.

J. NJ. Sprague formerly manager and superin-
tendent Of real estate company here, while COM
ing TO the railroad station yesterday. in stepping
out Of his carriage. slipped on the ice. fell and
struck the back Of his head. cutting open the
scalp He was picked up unconscious and sent
back home IN his carriage. II is positively
known Vet whether his skull is fractured or not
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

Samuel English. doorman OF the East Fifty first
ST police station has received permission from the
Commissioners to obtain legal advice in relation
applying for reinstatement a patrolman. He
dismissed August 19, 1876. charges Of
falsely arresting a woman. He has been door
for twenty-three years.
Mr. Goodyear's fifth lecture at the Berkeley Ly-
ceum Nos. 10 and p West Forty-fourth-st, to-
morrow morning at II o'clock will be THE Glories
of Florence" The lecture will be illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK MONDAY, MARCH 10 1900


PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1900.
ARRIVED.
United States transport sumner Baker Norfolk
Steamer Cambran (Br. Lee London. March 8. with
mdse to the Atlantic Transport Line. Arrived the
Steamer Tau, Iaurie GBr1 Clarke Liverpool March o. with
Steamer Columbian CB1. Masters. Liverpool March s.
with mdse to Frederick Leyand & Co. Ltd. Arrived at
steamer Mercator lor) Kasen Blyth February "a and
Grimsby March / IN ballast to Funch. Edge & Co Ar
Steamer El Paso Prescott New-Orleans March 49, with
steamer Katahdin, from Newport News.
Sandy Hook. J, March 10 $50 $40 m-Wind southwest.
SAILED
seamePs Damant Ger. for Flushing; Princess Anne
Mathilda tNoD, Baltimore; shawmut bound south
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Shields. March 1s-saied. steamers Ran CNor) Han
Brow Head MaTch 1SArysd G STEAMER Wells City
Brl Hunter New York for Bristol
r Pofnd f Msrch sesme4 IoT Besor & KIN,
New York for Hamburg and Rotterdam.
Wilhelm der Crosse er EngeibaP Ne%Yo Ra'fe fer
Dungeness March ls-Passed. steamer Aral oBD.
Hull March io-saled. steamer Hndoo CBr. Cox.
(ar Davidson Sew-SorE steamer RUSSIAN Prince
Cherb9urg. March H., oC5 m-saIed steamer New
YORK Roberts from southampton, for New-Yor6 mot
Havre March 17-sailed steamer Fournel (Fr,. pu-
ot Gibraltar March ie.Passed steamers AfridI Gsr)
Ha7a March snon fs,.sg fss for 4.
torers. Genoa. ETC. for New York
malta Malta March i9DPassed steamer Ardandearg dsr
II, I,eghorn; March 15-Arryed, steamer Trojan Prince
Demerara, March le-Arrived steamer Benedick Csr,
Cape Town. March ls-Arrived steamer Hyanhes Csr,
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
STATEN ISLANDS FIRE ALARu SYSTEM

A meeting Of the local Board Of Public Improve
will be held St George, Staten Island,
morrow morning. The chiefs of the various de-
partrnents the island will be present to discuss
the plan for installing fire alarm system
throughout the borough. The system in IS
primitive On the North Shore two whistles are
used 10 give the alarms. and the East Shore
bell is used in Stapeton and a whistle in Clifton.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board OF Supervisors to-day will consider the
report OF the special committee concerning the pro-
posed new building. The report states that II would
be inadvisa5le build a third story the pres
ent courthouse, and recommends constructing a
building the plot the east of il. The new
building will be built of stone. 1t will cost about
100000 and IL is expected that work will begin next
Trr11Ee7
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
BOY DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

Herbert canlon. sixteen years old. inmate OF
the Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin Home, at
Mount Loretto Pleasant Plains. Staten Island
was drowned yesterday afternoon. With some
other boys he skating the pond on the
grounds OF the Home. He went a weak spot
and broke through He did reappear at the
surface. His body recovered.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

Under the direction OF Mr. MAURICE GRAU
SPECIAL NoTICT+In consequence Of the continued IN
disposition of MME- EMMA EAMES the role Of 'Sies-
InGe, VIII be sung this Afternoon by MISS SUSAN
This ATT at preciselySecond performance ot second
cycle OF Der Ring des Nibelungen-DIE WAIKCRE
MINES Ternina, Schumann-Henk. Olltzka Pevny
meister, Van Cauteren, Bouton Molka-KeIIoEg Broad
RoCy. Conductor. Paur.
Wed Ev,g, Mar. q. at T:45-Double Biu-LUCIA pI
1AAMMERMOOR- Nine. Sembrich; NM Carlpanari and
Perotti Followed by CAVALIERIA RUSTICANA
Mines Calve and MantelH; NM. Scott Salignac
Ihurs Att, Mar % at prsciseiy-Third
or second cycle OF Der Ring
MINES Ternina, Suzanne Adams and Schurnaun-Hsinx
NM Dippei, Friedrichs. Pringle Breuer and Van
Conductor. Paur
Thursday Evening March 22d at O'Clock
GRAND GALA CONCERT
IN ad OK the American Hospital Ship Maine and tns
- American and British Red Cross Societies.
Mines Suzanne Adams Brema Cave. Earles. De
san. Noxdica Sembrich. Schumann-Hsink De We're; NM
Bertram. Campanart. Van Dyck Plancou. Edouart DO
Reszke ScOtt
Conductors. RevisDant and Psur
Entire Chorus and Orchestra Regular Opera prices
will prevail Seats sale Box Oface
Fri Evg. Mar 23. at S-CARMEN. Mines. CaIvs and
Suzanne Adams; NM salignac and Scotti
Mines, Nordca and Schunann- IIeink NM Dyek
Cementine De We're; NM Dufriche Pni-Corsi and
pGnari-
Van RoOy and Ed de Reszke
Sat Evg., Mar. -. :. Popular Prtce--IE NOZzE
DI FIGARO Mines. Emma Eanes ZeIie de I.ussan and
sooists Mines, Semhrich and Mante.H: NM Salisnsc.
Campanari ard P1ancOn. together Op. Houss
Orchestra Conductor. Paur,
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. March I9.-The official closing quo
atoms for mining STOCKS TODAY wore as follows:
NAVAL STORES.

There steady TO firm market for spirits urpentine
unchanged prices, and rOs!n ruled steacy and
changed and the be said of tar and pitch al
though a fair Jobhng call. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars do oil. bhls 81 30.
SPIRITS TURPE&TISE-57Q57i
RO<5N-COnrnon good strained 81 TO- e 81 1881 so
r. 81 So G. 81 90 H s. 10; .; X. 81 45; NJ 81 So
", Sc 20; @. SO 30: " W. 50 30.
STOCK on HAND.
fpirsis turpeltlne D.ts
Tar <o1o opis
Savannah March Is.--sprits turpentine firm sac:
sales, 60; exports. 100 Rosin firm
unchanged; receipts, l,14o bbls; exports, i5O
March Ia-Spirfts turpentine flrm at BAG
6ztc receipts bbls Rosn steady and unehanged; re-
turpentine steady at s2aS3 Is;
Ce;pts lcl. Tar steady 81 2o receipts 40 bbis
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

Ground has been broken for the Summer
deld Methodist Episcopal Church. The building is
10 cost about $40 900, and will be completed in about
three
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20

The latest number of The Star OF Hope" the
periodical published by the convicts in the Sing
Sing State Prison is entertaining. Among other
things IL says that all the under Warden
Johnsons care. about thirteen hundred, are in
favor Of the open door" and the sooner the
better.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
Vessel. sails
Lain, Bremen y G. TOO a a m
Saratoga Nassau. n Y & cuba 100 300
Comanche. Charleston Clyde. 300
FL Norte, New-Oreans, Morgan. 300 m
Coerfdge, Pernambuco Lamt & Holt $40 II a m
Kong FrCde. Haytl, Dutch 1000 1900
Prns Wiem l. Hayti Dutch. 1890 m 100
Beluca, La Plata. Lamport Holt. 800 500 m
Maranhense. Barbados Red Cross. 200 m 400
WEDNESDAY MARCH 81.
Oceanic. Liverpool White $40 m $50 a m
Kensington, Southampton, Red Star. 900 1900
Mexico, Havana, y Y & Cuba 100 300 m
Trinidad. Bermuda, Quebec $40 a 1000 m
San Marcos Galveston Mallory. 300
Vgilancia Havana. y & Cuba 100 m 800 p m
Silvia Newfoundland Red Cross HOO m
Advance, Colon Panama r R........ 9:30 100 p
THURSDAY. MARCH %.
La Gascogne, Havre French. a m a
philadelphia La Guayra. Red D.. II 90 a m 100
Uer, st Kits, Demerara a m m
Catania, Santos. & Brazil. HOO m 100