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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-16
Y. W. C. A. Rooms.

Tonight there will be a. delightful
musicale given at the. South Side Y. w.
G. A. rooms, 1921 Cedar avenue, by
Misses Rose and Louise Blatter. the
proceeds to go towards the talent fund
The following programme will be rem
iered:
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Baptist ch lrch offciatcd. The palbearers wer';
John T. Willians Evan r. Davis, Morgan Lake,
William Richards, Roland Thomas and william
Evans. Intcrmcnt in the WlShbuu street ceme'
terry.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hottie shheS will be held
from her late home, sl3 Linden street, this =
tcrnoon with services at thc house at
o'clock and inte1nent in the Forest Hill &C
terry.
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OBITUARY..

REV. PATRICK NCAFFREY,--Rey fatric.
M.Canrcy, formerly Of this city, died in BaltI'
more Yesterday alter lingering illness, De-
ocascls home WIS at D3i scranton street, hut
he had been away noln the city Tor number
Of years at school and since his ordination was
cugagcd in missionary work. lie was well known
In West Scranton, lnd prior tn entering the min
istry, learned tine printing made on the sun
day Free Press. Occasionally Father Mctaffrcy
visited his home and Tor some time ii had been
luown that he was i'll and that There was but
slight hopes tor his recovery. The remains will
icncy Scranton tomorrow morning, and the III.
neral announcement will be made later,
MRS l.. J. MEARS. Mis-. L. }. Meals, wife oi
the llte ~ lncy Meals. who MAS buried on SAT-.
urday, died yesterday nj her home, l0j South
Main Avenue, after lew DAYS illness from
Pneumonia Deceased was A yeals Of age and is
survived by Two children, Mildgrd and Calvin
Coons, The funeral will take place at l.30 10.
morrow afternoon. services will be held at the
house and intcment will be made in the ceme.
terry al Chinchilla
JOHN WALslI-rhe death Of John Walsh OF
437 Fourth street, occurred saturday. Deceased
was - Years OF age and well known in this city
The funeral will be held at O'Clock this morn
ing with services at the Holy Gross church and
iLtermcnt in the Cathedral cemetery,
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Weekly School Deposits.

The following collections. made
among the pupils of public schools Nos
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West Side Prohibition League.

The following programme VIII be
given tomorrow evening ut Co-opera-
tive hall. when the West Side Prohibi-
ton league will hold a rally:
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Sons Of Temperance Gee Club
Address. "on Which Side Are Sot?"
Attorney Emmett u. Nichols, OF Wilkes'Ba,rc
"Mairhing to Victory ......... Loyal Crusaders
"Wachmln What Of tho Might"
Goicr y. Reese
Song .....,...,....So SoiS ot Temperance filec Club
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wife AGAINST
The HUSBAND
CHARGES DEsERT1oN. NoN-suP-
PORT AND ASSAULT.

Claims His Affections Have Been
Alienated by Another Woman.
seeger Shipped His Better Half to
Dalton and Neglected Her-Prohi-
bition League Will Entertain.
Meadow Brook Fife and Drum
Corps Social-Installation of OFF,
cers--School Deposits-other Notes
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PART FIRST.
PART SECOND


Miss E1Thia NtlINtT and Miss RoSe B1atItT
A silver Offering will be taken at
the door. Both ladies and gentlemen
are invited.
Anyone who has any goods to give
for the rummage sale. which is to
be held at 200 Washington avenue.
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. will
please send them to the above ad
dress on Wednesday, or notify us at
1921 Cedar avenue. and we will send
for them.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
NEW-YORK CITY

Dr. Blaustein, of the Educational Alliance will
speak on Immigration from Eastern Europe., ~,
Thursday evening a: the East Side Settlement
House. Seventy-sixth-st. ana the East Rive
lecture and concert. under the auspices NJ ,ba
Society of ST. Vincent de Paul, will be given II,
Carnegie Hall tomorrow evening Bshop FarIe,,
will preside and Controller Coler will sneal, on
The Greater New-York and Its Possibilities >,
The proceeds of the entertainment Will he usad IN
the charitable work of the society in this CITY
day evening Ernest H. Crosby will sneaL ON
Count Tolstoi's Philosophy"
Mrs. Mary Hatch Willard. who has heep cr., ,i
interested in the welfare of the little cbiIdren %
Cuba and in the political and social problems of
that island. will Civ illustrated talk ar rho
National Arts Club. No. 81 West Thirtv-forrtb-st
tomorrow evening. Mrs. Willard was invited n
accompany TO Cuba the teachers who visited Ear
ward University last summer. and while thsra she
was entertained the palace at Havana nv Co,
eral Wood and received with marked ATTIC,
tion by the Cubans. The stereopticon views v-era
made from photographs taken by Mrs Willard
while on her trip. and interesting as dan,or-
strating much thai has been accomplished In tbo
reconstruction of the island of Cuba Admiral
Francis Higginson. who commanded the Nases
chusetts during the war. and John Kendr,ol,
Bangs, who has just returned from Cuba have
also been invited sneak
Frederick Wagner. twepty-one years old ybo o.,
days ago was convicted OF arson in setting 6ro ..
the tenement house at No. 800 Eas Eightv-eieb+h
81. at O'Clock on the morning of January IN -az
sentenced 10 twenty-five years in State prison Nv
Judge Newburser yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
WATCHES HAT: CATCHES ROBBERS
TAKING HIS WATCH COMES BACK
AFTER HEADGEAR.

Joseph Schmidt. Of No "a Sutton Place was
held UP by three men at o'clock yesterday
morning First-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st They
took a gold watch and chain from him and gave
him severe beating. He yelled for help. and
Policeman Lyons Of the East Fifty-first-st. sta
ton. heard him. The thieves Lyons coming
and They overlooked roll Of bills in
Schmldts pocket He had S575. one of the rob
hers dropped his hat.
Lyons first that Schmidts injuries were
attended to by Il Presbyterian Hospital ambu-
lance surgeon. and then sent him home. Then
he noticed the robbers hat lying In the gutter.
Some Of them dubs is liable to come back
after that hat" said Lyons to himself. ''TH just
step in here in this doorway and keep my eyes
open" Half hour later Lyons man
skulkng along the street. The man was hat
less. Just he stopped and picked up the hat
Lyons grabbed him.
At the station the said he was James
Connors. of No. 81 Henry-st. The police say
he confessed and said one of his confederates
the notorious Paddy Fenton. an ex-
pugilist. Detective Salwig found Fenton at No.
u Mott-st. He is alleged to be the man who
some days ago gave Policeman Carter of the
Oak-st. station, terrible beating in the Bowery
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
MERGER OF GAS COMPANIES.
ABSORPTION OF BROOKLYN UNION BY
THE CONSOLIDATED ONLY 4 NAT
TER OF A SHORT TINE

The next big business combination is likely TO he
. the result of merger of the Brooklyn Union Gas
Company into the Consolida ted Gas Company.
Little uncertainty exists that this consolidat ton
will he effected some day. Almost the only ee-
ment Of speculation left concerning It IS 70
whether the amalgamatton will take place almost
right away whether II will be DELAYED until
the Consolidated has had time to erect its big new
plant at Astoria Long Island.
Reports that the change will take place soon
were said by directors of the Consolidate ted yester-
day 70 he premature. Rumors that the plant
is TO be erected Shady Side. Fort Lee.
the west bank Of the Hudson, and the gas to be
conveyed by tunnel under the river this city,
were pronounced unfounded by in position
to know.
However. when the merger is effected the Con-
soidated will have control of the gas supply Of
all the horoughs of New York except Richmond.
and as il has already absorbed the New-York Gas
and Electric Light Heat and Power COMPANY II
will have under its thumb pretty much all the
tluminants. except the sun, moon and candles. that
Newly Yorkers make of. Removal of the com
panys producing plants from Manhattan is
pected follow ra pidIy the heels of the merger
Most OF the gas in the future will be made in As
toria. and will be conveyed Manhattan and The
Bronx by tunnel under the East River. The sale
Of the unused Manhatt tan plants will put a lot of
money-some say &500000-n the company's cof-
fers, and will at the time add greatly to
the value OF surrounding real estate.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

asas S and 81 a Tsfh If with rs & FSr' to ssd
steamer san Juan saHPsS9 San juan AEEil H. Ponce
to the New-York and Porto Rico SIS Go, Arrived at
Steamer ReIyernqn oSqr,. Hansen Port Maria April ~
70 the United Fruit Co. Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer cnaahooehee. Lewis. Savannah April TO- with
Hdse and PasSsnEers to & Ocean Sb,iai.,,, Sf Go ~ -
Steamer Mamma Hata. charles. Baltimore with mdse TO
sandy Hook n J. April % o;ao u-wind southeast.
SAILED
esa6S % 6G pdGR Fana Ger
and Newport News ->'''0'S
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
veypSSl AP5 @ .l 221Arysd H1 steamer servta CR0.
R,.EH sn .ATrfveG M SiesmeP Exeter CIV nv,
Hull April 3oNArrived steamer Buffalo Gsr, roverar.
New York via Portland sailed. steamer Melbourne
Swansea April 2oSaed. City tBr, Gar
Lcith April s-Nrrived. steamer Primers Point Csr,.
=, Gladstone New-ioTk ,f for pr ] ndee -.
sc'l April 2mPasSsd. steamer %, Beacon Lish, CBr.
Anwf Ap5 f aoAHa steamer 'T h Pne m
smith. New-York; 22d, arrived. Southwark (rI Damn
Rotterdam. April 2OArrived; Deutschland Ger
Hamburg, April |. Sailed. steamer HelOs cGerl. Jan
lGeo s!ege New-YorF; I'D, arrived Bulgaria Ger
~ Kurfurst Gerl; Reimkasten from Bremen. New York
Gibraltar April 2lPassed. steamers CITY Ander-
son, Porto EnPedocle for New~York Folmina 6utch,
Van Eyken, Yokohama, etc, for New York: 22d
Duchessa di Geneva Utah. Oivar FORK FOR
Naples etc; 22d. passed. Massina lFr Joubert Mar
seilles etc. for New-Iork; Balla OtaD Csarbone
Genoa and Naples for New-York.
Malta. April 2l-Passed. steamer Coulsion Cora
NewYork via Alg!ers for Singapore.
Lisbon. April 13-Saiied. steamer Dona Amelia Porn
Coelho. New-York ~
Naples, April l1-sailed. Balna GtaD Carh.one
New-York
Indian Port April 22-ATrived previously steamer
oran, April 22-Arrved. steamer Powhatan (Brl Harm
den. New-York for AlgierS Venice. etc.
st Vincent. G V, April S-Sailed, Sabine
Taylor. from New-York for Cape Town; 10Th arrived
steamer Maori King (Br). Cutler New-York for Mel
bourne,
Para. April 19-Arrved steamer Hilary (sr) Pope New
York via Barbados N
La Buayra, April 21-ArriVed Naracaiho
New-York; 21st. sailed steamer PhiIadeIphia Cbam
bers, New-York via Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Aqueduct.
Municipal Assembly. City Hail, afternoon.
Nineteenth Century Club. discussion Of Christian
Science Sherry's. evening.
Jews." Temple Emanu FL. evening.
Lecture by the Rev Edward Everett Hale on The
Religion Of the New Century No 323 Fifty
siXth-st..
Dinner for Fifth Brigade officers. Delmonco's evening
Annual dinner ST Georges Society Delmonicos evening
Annual reunion and dinner Brooklyn city Guard Com
pany G. 23d Regiment. Brooklyn Club. evening
Annual meeting Good Roads Association Of Frooklvn and
Long Island. Clarendon Hotel. Brooklyn evening
A l. johnson before Staten Island Chamber Of Com
rnerce. New-Brighton. evening.
Social Reform Club, No A. University Place S = m
Celebration at McAuley Mission No 316 even
ing. " '
Peoples Institute. lecture by Professor Cohn Cooper
Union. .. m. ' ''psi
society Of Accountants and BookIeeperz lecture on
bankruptcy Law 10y Hugo Kanzler. No III Wesf
Twenty-thrd-s evening " S'
Board Of Education free lectures. D. m: America,
Museum Of Natural History. PhIlippInes
Macoueen; institute Hall No. 2IS East One-hundrad
and sixth ST. Down in the Coal Miner u q
Osterheld: ST Peters Hall. Twentieth-st he,wear
Eighth and Ninth The Grand CANYON or, ~
Colorado River. O. ". James w. az"
Dinner Of IN" 69h Regiment Veterans Sturtevan House
evening. W ii'use'
Annual election Of the Maritime Association Of the Port
OF New York AZ the Maritime Exchange PoI,s n
he opened al a. m. and closed q ! p. M ~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
THE NEw-HAvENs TRAFFIC PLAN.

New-Haven. Conn. April 22.-President Hail of
the New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company is quoted sa wing that the arrangement
for freight traffic with the NewYork Central, here
tofore announced, is in fact part OF general policy
of the company he pursued toward all connect
ing westward roads. Under the plan to be put
into operation the New-Haven road will use the
freight originating its non-compettive points to
demand in return reciprocity from the outside lines
on freight consigned to the New-Haven's competi-
tive points. The New-Haven road will exchange its
freight with these connecting lines in proportion as
it receives eastward business from them in return
and will use it's territorial powers freight to
the utmost of its ability. VicePresident Merrill
says that under the arrangements with the
New-York Central the New-Haven road hopes to
carry practically all the coal heretofore going to
Jersey City from the coal regions tapped by the
NeW-York Central lines. AS heretofore announced
the exchange will be made at Newburg, y. Y. for
the Highland Division of the New-HaVen road. and
will give to both the New Haven and the New-York
Central companies a long haul.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
B. AND O. STOCKHOLDERS INTERESTS.

Baltimore, April % (SpecaD.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. II was learned to-day, is in
terested in the suit of the preferred stockholders
OF the Baltimore and Ohio to he heard by the
State Court OF Appeals April 20. II was taken
up 10 this court through pro forma decree by
Judge Richie dismssing the bill The plaintiffs
contend that the preferred stockholders. after re-
ceiving the per cent dividend payable this
stock. should either share equally with the COM
mon stockholdo In the distribution of any
naming profits. should. after the payment OF
per cent on the common stock. have the benefit
Of any surplus then left II Is the impression that
the proceedings being pushed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad which Is large owner of the
preferred stock OF the Baltimore and Ohio The
parties bringing the suit Henry 2. Scott of
Wilmington. Del. and Nathaniel w. James. Of
Baltimore. Some well known lawyers win appear
in the case. John J. Donaldson and John G. John
son VIII represent Mr.. James Mr. johnson is tho
Philadelphia lawyer who I'm the old preferred
stock case in the suit Of Johns Hopkins University.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
T4RTETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

The bill which was presented at the continuous
performance at Tony Pastors Theatre last night
included Hall and Staley Ford and Dot West
Reidy and CurTier, Miss Maud Amber the Hoopers
Pnsseii i 6 ~ urceIi ana Maynard
Cuponu, and new views the yitagraph
At Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre yester-
day the F. F. Proctor Stock Company made its fl ST
appearance in the three act farce Or Bill pre-
ceded by Jerome X. Jerome's Sunset Previous
10 and between the acts we're introduced variety
acts. such Severus Schaefer Press Eldridge
Dominoes"
Lottie ellison and J. X. Emmet appeared yester-
day at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre i'm
VIII NJ. Cressy's farce A d. 1920" The
varieties Included Musical Dale, Terry and Emer
Constantine. George Yeomans ostrado. Forman
and Howlete, Laura Comstock. etc.
The final weeks of Madame Butterfly AT Proc
tors Fifth Avenue Theatre showing no dminu-
ton in its drawing powers. The variety portion OF
the programme was new Yesterday. and was head
ed by Dighy Bell. T. Wi:not Eckert and Emma
Berg. Dupont and Lothian the Burmese pygmies
Fatma and smaun; Pauline Moran and the Arm
strong Brothers
At Proetor's One-hundred-a nd ;wenty-hfth Street
Theatre yesterday the features Mere Prene's talk
ing dogs. Jules and Ella Garrison the Nichols Sis
tiers. Maude Courtney Lille Western John pealv
Levine. Alma and Gillette and the Brooks Brothers
Next Monday the r. F. Proctor Stock Comnan,.
Will begin spring and summer season with a
production % DR. Riii' ana Jerome's Sunset
The usual big crowd present last night =.
the New-York Theatre. The same varied pro
gramme presented. and Well received .aT-ha
Giddy Throng' is in its last weeks ..Aftar
ofce Hours with Dan McAvoy and Jessie Nsy
The March OF Old Glory" The Devils Drear,S
the Prosper Troupe and the Aglos Family make
up The bill.
At Keiths yesterday attractive entertainment,
was given. including la Presa". three sketches
"A Pressing Matter" presented by Charles Dick
son and his company; the Quaker City Quartet in
Fun in a Barber shop and The Lone star bv
the Eilda Thomas company; Fields and Ward the
OMeers Sisters. World and Merrilles and Arnin
and Wagner
TIE Zaros Family exhibited Illusions az the Eden
Music yesterday. and the wsxwo-ks cinemato-
graph exhibitions and concerts all contributed to
the enjoyment
At Roster e. BiaIs YESTERDAY afternoon and
evening the White Rats gave their usual attract
programme. 1t included Jessie Bartlett Davis.
Grapewin and Chance, Kittie Mitchell, Dxoa
Bowers and Dixon. J. c. Nu9ent and his Company
and EtaieY and Birbeck.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
DECISION OK 1J.MRER RATES

Washington. April 22-The Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day decided that the through rates
on lumber from Wilmington y. c.. Philadelphia
Jersey City and Boston, so far they exceed tho
sum of rates from Wilmington to Norfolk or Ports
mouth and from the latter points to the Northern
cities mentioned. are unjust and wrongfully preiu-
dtcla to Wilmington The decided Is the Hill
ton Lumber Company against the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad Company and others II Is held
that such rates in violation of Sections l. and
OF the Interstate Commerce act. The commits sion
further decides that the rule that while the a&gre
gate rate should increase the per ton per mile
should decrease distance increases Is not re-
Quired by the statute and Is subject TO qualihca-
lions and eXceptions.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

4 meeting Of the directors of the American
Smelling and Refining Company was held yester
day and the bylaws amended to nArrni,
representation in the directorate Of the C;uggep-
helm interest. whose plant recently absorhed
by the company. The number of directors was IN
creased from sixteen t' twerty-one. the new mem
bers being isaac, Daniel. Murray Solomon ana
simon Guggenheim. Daniel Guggenheiu1 was alao,
ed chairman of the board and Simon C;uegenbein
secretary- 1No vacancies still remain The renort
tnat they VIII be filled by H H Rogers and Taon
arc Lewisohn, representing Standard Oil intsr
ests, 10 denied. ~ inter-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
DoTBT COTT0N WILL TRUST STORY
REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE TRADE HERE THINE,
A COMBINATION NOT LIKELY

Several days ago a report from New-OrIs,,
stated that billion dollar trust was being fo-,s a
10 control the cotton mills OF the United States 60
that the banking house of J P Morgan g. CO ,ra-
IN the syndicate that would attend the finances
or the trust. Representatives of cotton mills ev
pressed surprise AZ the report and said they d,d ~
believe ii. Substantially the same report was son,
yesterday from Fall River where It was said tba,
options on several Northern cotton mills were he
ihs secured by the syndicate NJ c. D Borden
was mentioned in the latest report as having re-.
approached by the promoters of the trust
MT Borden al his home in this citv ,.s,
evening. out some representatives of cotton mills
sAo tney dio not believe the report c \ RIiss
said he heard talk year ago that promoters vars
Gysnf L.f 70 form combination OF cotton mills hut
haS,a piaiis apparently had mscarried He did not
peiieNs II woulo oe possible form trust IN oor
oi an the cotton mills of the country because nf
,ie steat nInlper OF mills. the great dversftv ~
s.ests sno me great variety Of products OF the
iniiie Inere nave been combinations to co,-roI
the manufacture OF cotton yarn ana ne r,a5u
facture OF cotton duck and there NAV be onmbins
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH Congressman Galusha Grow
of Pennsylvania. HOFF'MAN-Judge W !. Wal
lace. OF Albany. HOLLAND - Count Nicholas
Maurice Esterhazy. OF Budapest. Hungary M
PERlAL-John Lowber Welsh Of Philadelphia
MANHATTAN-Sir Henry Lynch Blosse. of Ire
land. MURRAY HILL-Senator Joseph r. Haw-
ley, Of Connecticut; ex-Mayor James H. Manning
OF Albany. PLAZA-Horace X. White. of Syracuse
WALDORF-Ex-Po x-Postmaster-General J. a. Gary OF
Ralr
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SANTA FE AND PENNSYLVANIA
PRESIDENT RIPLEY DENIES REPORTED CONsOL
DATI0N.

Los Angeles. cal, April 22.-Preaident Ripley Of
the Santa Fe, who is IN this city on his way from
Santa Barbara 70 Chicago, after a months rest at
the former place. said to-day in regard to the re-
port of the consolidation Of the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe with the Pennsylvania road: There
is absolutely nothing in the report II IS possible
that the large stockholders Of the road may he
purchasing shares of the other in tho open market
That l know nothing about, but any report of
combination between the two roads is absolutely
without foundation" When asked about the re-
port that the Santa Fe would shortly declare I
per cent dividend. Mr. Ripley said the earnings
would warrant such n dividend. but that the mat
ter of declaring II would with the board Of di
rectors. There is 70 be meeting Of the board in
NewYork on May /. and at his meeting the ques-
ton OF successors the late chairman. AldaCe +.
Walker. and the third vice-presdent, James a.
Barr. will he taken UP. Mr.. Ripley would express
opinion to the probable choice
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
MUST ANNOUNCE STATIONS PLAINLY.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD BEGINS a REFORM
WHICH PI.EAsEs COMMUTERS.

WHICH PI.EAsEs COMMUTERS
Hereafter in order to follow out the set Of orders
issued to-day trainmen on the Harlem Railroad
will have to study up elocutOn. that they
can clearly enunciate the names OF stations and as
a result the employees vexed. The rules are
signed by Superintendent Miles Bronson OF the
Harlem Division and among other things forth
First-On approaching every station the trainmen
will go to the centre of each car and announce
THE next station at which this train stops is
Tuckahoe' whatever station II may he), and
must be repeated twice.
Second-Just before arriving the station they
will step inside of each car, close the door a nd
announce twice the name of the station.
Thrd-Tranmen are expected to make the an
nouncement distinctly, and careless enuncia ton
will be tolerated.
AS the result of these new orders commuters feel
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoPK. MONDAY. ApRrr. o7 ,ao,
ARRIVED

Steamer Cvr1rto tBrn Lindsay Iaverpco AprtI p and
queenstown ID with mdss, - nd
passengers 70 the White Stsr Line Arylad q,
10 IS 7u ~ me "a"
empon u wth uds- - cabin and IS steerara
gers 70 CelIIchs y CO Arrived 4
40 snd Br new. Antwerp April l3 with md.
ara passengers . the International Navieation
Steamer La Gascogne (Fr1 Tolrnt.r Ha,-ra MT, "a
err nose and 100 storage passengers 70 the
ir5nSe eti7ntique Arrived the Bar AZ ia m
steamer buferos (Brl, Durdin Calcutta Februsrv
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
san FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco, April 22-The official closing ouo
tatons for mining stocks to-day were az follnns.
THE Er.GrN BUTTER MARKET

Esin nj, April ~ (sp-ciaD.-cn the Elrin Ecar1 -,
h tds. butter sold readily call a and the
eeAs oltp1 oi creamery goods Eisin district
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset a m - Moon. ar. 4
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook II 90 Gov Island He'll Gate IL 80
P.M.-Sanuy Hook -- Gov. Island -- Hell Gate 80
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

tions to control other special branches of cotton
manufature but the men interested in cotton mills
will be surprised If there is combination to con-
troll all bra inches Of cotton manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23
Announce nents.

Mohonk F.. &s w Mohonk.
\ new high banded collar.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-23

AS the result of these new orders commuters feel
sure they will sleep beyond their station