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NEW FAYERWEATHER SUITS.
UNION OOtUDOn argument for rk.
OPEXINO THE OLD ?LITIGATION.
THE co ? srnr? t? on ?ir Tim ACT KMARO0KJ
CKAJUTABLI BmWOmVn, am? TRI vaupity
of Tim ???.?.?-?? ?uyf.n B*f tuf. nkxt
OF KIN ATTA-'KKI? -? ?G.??????. OK
TUR WM.'l.F CAn VOSSIM.K.
Th?* prosp. ct of further extended lltlRfitton In the
celebrated Kayerweather will cafe whs referred to
In yesterday'? Trilione. Henry V";in N?-SS Fhlllp. on
bthatf ?-f G???? College, Ins ?Ivon noti???* of ? mo?
tion to be mude on Murili 18 hofore the ?'our! of
Appeals tot a rearRiiment of the ease. The con?
tentions underlying the motion nre divided Into
Hire.? parts. Tho tlrst of the*. IMS reference to the |
paying of the ?tests of the ???>|???;?1?? out <>f the estate.
The ISBBBllnllI of the hrlef Is devot. ?1 principally
to attacking tl.? d.< islon of the court, which has
reversed ?>?.,. .?,instruction O? th?* law in this State
relating to will?, wlnr.hy a testata* is prohibited
from ?levlsinc more than one-half of his? ?-state to
any charitable ??oclety or corporation.
It is upon this overturning of the hitherto in??
repteu eonBtruetton of the law thru rnion Cotises
Sas.?S it- motion to reopen the ?as??. "We ?''.li?
mit." th?? i'.iII.-i;.. s legal r,--.r..-..i!t.i1iv-s say. "tlint
Ihe ohie?M of the act relating to wills was not to
benefit the husband, parent or child, nor the next
of kin. but it Is a part of the settled public polle*?
:?f the stai.* that a man having ?? fsmlly snail noi
I??* permltteil. under any e.rcum?taneee noi with
the rons.nt of everybody to leave th.? chanties
mentioned more than one-half of hW est?t?? under
the exaggerated notions which prevail during the
last hours ?f ufe. and to cheek the unfortunate
propensi! ? io aoi'im? ?.m??- .,^? ?? ?? ??-.?-?.
?-.nd benefactor." The act. the l?rl?f i-ontlnuea. was
franici f??? the purpose ?.< pretectln? the ?'*?;??"'?
iii.ilnst ' imself, and for this reason it is urge?! that
:h.nteated clause? "f ih? will ar.? void.
Presuming that the motion be (cranted, it will
practically mean the retrial of th?? case toy ine
fourta lt will al*??? open up the question Of WS
validity of the releases given by the nest ol kin.
a
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.]
The ?withdrawal! of Imported g.b tram bondad
- ,n anticipation "f tariff changes, con
tinue ^n a lari ? teal*. Bo tat this we-k tu?? with
di ??..is have averaged M '?"t-* ? toy. Th? ortt
?<?.? previously was about 4.10 ioti? a day. As ha?
he ? Btsted, the duties at preaent rat???- "ii goods
ln v. . .,. ??,.,?.?,.? The latge Im
? re for sever I ?lays been hirge borrower?
,^s. They want money to pay duties
. r th. Ioana obtained within a weeh is
< -m-? loan of $-."'.""<? WS? secured
? ?,??..] assonni pani in duties at the
. ? esterdai was j:'4,?'?">.:, which was
. |t to I am -ml this y? ar. Of this sum
. .,? duties on iro.vis taken out of
? ?? .s a sum almost up to the record
Applications were filed In th"
iy for the withdrawal of 1.1"? lor?
G? .?i ' nd Of these applicati.:ns -17? ?ver??
The chief withdrawals were of
. ? next came miscellaneous drygoods.
ngle amount paid In duties na?
rr X Butt? rfield, import-rs of dry.
r t? from custom? a; N'.w-York on
r 000 ? ' , ? :? sday of this week
? 1 on Wednsgd iy they w-ere
? ? ??? Kllbret'n yesterday dismissed
?? .. ?. lei a messenger, for r? veallng
Th? ' ? Id? nee agatnsl t!-.? man
Jay Cummlngs, Special Treasury
that Van de N y den suppl?? d In
' ihn l?. Burnett, who runs a statl?
N'.? |J ' G .,rl--t.. and supplies ?En?
calle ! prit .ne In?
? ? ngi ? ;,:?! he caught Van de
? ? . ? of goods shipped t..
'??.? invoice waa specially prepared
? N'y!..:. Il was put in the "' '." DO?
? am? ?loi c and slipped it into the
"M" ! e II ??:'? ??aBier to abstract lat?r.
The Infori . would h ve enahle.? other shipper?
? ' : - ?hlpner in ou- lion in the Sour)*,
Amer! whl a he cat. red to
? B| ? ordir to be flk ? r. .pi?r?rig the
;. '?.? y ?.. operate its 0wn telegraph
? .' ?.- Western Union Telegraph
1 ?' "??'? Ft-ai gen? ral ? ounsel for the
1 ? rn Union Compary, said yesterday: 'The
Ini ?? ?? ?n * the ?Seclaion is to compel th?? I'nion
rnehic to Ob? TV. ibat part of its franchise which
provld? for Iti ting ? telegraph line. There
? ?... Intention of discriminating for or sgalnsl any
.. iph 'orior, ri?.?,. Bxsctly what will h?? don?
dependa u) th? wording of the order of the
Court. Th.it Is not y<t known It Is t,,lr to pia?
sen??, however, ll ? the ? :?W will he mini? with
r? f. rei ? equity nnd common-eense, v\. own
must of the wirei snd pr ctlcnlly all th? Insti
ments ?.? ? batteries on the Union racine line it
la ?care? prol ibi? lhat the Court will ?compel tha
Union G lo iiulld an -util?h- Independent ??-?
t-ni It Is mor? llkelj lhat an arrangemenl will be
ma.-1?? by whlrh Ihe I'nion Pacific will operate th??
lln?.?. but will handle au h meMuges as may be de
llvered to ll either by Individuals or by other tele?
graph comi .p I?m "
There .? no cessation In the hostilities between
th?? Aim : i sn Bi ?v..r ?Refining Company (Sugar
Trust) ar.il Arbucklo I'.ros. in the coffee trade.
Yesterday Arbuckle ?Broa, ???????.?.?,? th? price of
their ??/\ii"-u'? brand one-half cent to liu cents
making ihelr price ihe aam. as il r of ihe "1 Ion"
? ? ... by the Woolaon Bplce C? mpany. o??
? ' ? which concern Is owned by ihe Buanr
to Jobbers is ?,. ,, nt? lower or 10
<?:"? When ihe IVoolaon Company an?
lest reduction ii Issued a circular to
}?? ' tattng that in futuit- the price ol
Its roasted coffee would depend entirely on tho
??oui.??? of ihe market fur green coffee. There have
been ?? > ? ?? advances In reflnet" sugar recently
Another advance is expected to-morrow.
An authority In the spirits trad?? declares lhat a
combinati' ? of tl corn whiskey distillerie? In
Kentui k?? la noi f< sslbl?. and, for thai ?matter, next
to Imposslbh it cos*? little to equip and operate
a distiller*. If all of the present distilleries should
comic; ? ? accomplish the purpose? of such onm
blnatlon namely, in* restriction of production and
the strengthening of price? they would simply
make an opportunity for fresh competition There
l* no denying thai the whiskey trade is In poor
?hap? Before th? Increase In the tax In MM from
?.. ? ..?;- ?., *) io enormous stock? were accumu?
lated Preaeni stock? are equal to ihe demand tor
four \ ? ? rs Bank? rs who loaned estenslvely on the
, whiskey in ?tor. have from um?? to time ?all???! for
the repayment 't loans which forced sales mu? de?
moralized the market. Jusl now lenders are anx?
ious to close out loans because '?, unsatisfactory
mark- I .
M r.v of the downtown hankers ore urgli g the
name of Maurice I. Muhleman foi Asalatsnt 1'ntted
?j??, ?, a Ti ? rer at New-York to succeed < 'onrad N.
Jordan ? loae term tapires April 13 Mr Muhleman
la now Di . \ - ?? r Mr. Jordan, it
i- ?:..?;. ??.mi.? lik ? a reapoolntment. He Is a gold
?..?!,,, ? .? Rills ?? Roberts, wh ? held th? place
und? r Harri? ?? end i? now pn ?Idenl ol the Frank?
lin Natloi il Hank, la reported to bi a can.!:.lit.?.
Th.- belai? I ?tea nshlp Aurania had on board ?
goad many securltleB which bad be ? Bold In this
mark??!. Th?? ahlpmenta to Ibi? alile folloarl
fortnightly settlement now b?lne made In London
Will ? ? lb1 I? s? I??? large. The s ?ht g, hOW? .-r, s? .-in?
to hav? non c i-?-<l.
l?; .t M ? icw? ha? taken the presidency of th<
An.??, m D ?' ? Telegraph Company of Phlhidel
?i.?,.. A lari ock of the stock of the company has
recenti* been nurch.d fot th?? account of .Mr
Mathew? and John W, Mackay, the presili? nt of
lb? Postal Tel graph Cable Company.
Collector Kllbreth h?sd bo f.?r recovered from his
attack of grip te waa ? resume ht? dulie?
at the C (?torn Ho .-? ??? ?? rdajr, He la a candidats
for p ni under the McKinley Admin tra
t.on. 11? ?s ? gold Democrat.
Th" demand al the Bub-Treasury : .r small hills
for shipment m the interior? s.ems ; , !,.. Increasing.
It i?n..rs .. growth m buslneaa actlvtty.
There WM an advance In New-York and Miri? m
1;. road Block of M point.? to ;;?-> ?. ?terdaj oi - . ? -
Of 110 ?...lie?,
?
CHARGED Will! ROBBING THF ADAMS.
jaco!? Keefer, ihlrty-eighl years old, of No. ?<d
Wesi Thirtieth-St., was arraign??) In t'entre Srte.-t
Court >?-.?terday by Court OfBcar f'atrick English,
who arrested t.im at hi? home on a warrant in
Wall h in- w - ?? M.'irged 'vith having stolen from the
Adam? Kxpres.? Company, by Which he was former?
ly employ??.:. Jas C. Young, of No 4:; Lafayette
pis ? an at.?, nt of th" company, waa the complain
ant against him. ami ornato to ?.-..- aped? larceny
of l?M Abraham Levy, who sppeared as .
for the prosecutloa, Said that till? wa? ,,?,?? (,,,,? of
a series of 'heft?, and that the tot.il amount would
1??. 1 h -? ??? 1 al thousands "f doll 1 r?.
!?.??:?? ?'? ??. larged from lb? ea.ploy of the
express cosspanj on Januarj :*:?. ii wa? then <ii?
covered, ? ?? :?'"? complalnaal sllagea that his ???
?.?un'.- ?. ?'?. In his osssptalnt Mr. Young
?wear? ?? ? , Ignaary -7 s number of .-um? ,,?
money were Intrusted to Keefer, m ? lerk, I 1 depoalt
m thie American Exchange National Hank <m
January 9 Keefer w.is discharged Mr Young
?wear? thai ?ic; In Aral fourni the deflcll in
Ht'-t^r** account? snot her clerk nano-d Br h renda
?. Messer, ??f Ko 177 Woodwoith-ave Yonker? ???
mit ter; : . nu thai Keeter had told him tl ,? aa'wai
short tn M? .?. ? r ?- , ? ??? i.-j (rouble
Kaaiat wa? bald foi trial.
HOME NEWS.
PR?LMIXr.NT ARRIVALS AT THR HOTKLS.
??.??????.? Bs-rtf-f W, Bok, of PhtUdelphlo,
and .lames L. Mot-Ut*, ol" Baltimore. BUCKINO
???? John RttSSSlI Younc. of Phllad? Iphln : rx
Benator Oettrgs ?. Blown, of osweco. ami John it.
W.iMi. of Chli-acii. CAMBRIDOE -Prln.?? U'r.do,
of the Austrian Lagsrton at Washington FIFTH
AVENUE- Senator It. F. Pettier??*?. ?>f Bout- Da>
kotn; ta-COngrsssrsin Pool .1. Sorg, of Ohio, and
William wtiiiiiiK. of Mssssohasstts. snd s;.it?? En
cliver Campbell \V. Adams, of L'tlc.i. ?'.I LSI". Y
William A. Sutherland, of Rochester. HOFFMAN
Norm.m I" Mick. (?G Buffalo. HOLLAND The
Hev. I>r. Alexander Muckay-Smith. of WSShlngton.
I? ?'., nnd Samuel Honr. of Boston. MURRAY
HILL? Ex-Congressman ?'arlos French and Clinton
p.. Dati?, of ????-..M'tLut. NORMANDIE?Mr. ???!
Mrs ?'harli?? B. Francis and Mrs. Prank S. Black,
of Troy. ??.??? -Senator Prank .1. Cannon, of
Pish, and ex-Senator F. T. Dubote, of Idaho
WALDORF---Ch*rles 0. Dawes, of Illinois, and
John B. Oorrett, of Philadelphia
-?
what is aoora on to-pat.
Mass-meeting of ?'.reeks. Chickerlng Hall, I p. m.
Police Hoard meet in?-.
Ii( view of finth H. Riment and presentation of
mela Is. armory. S :2ft p m.
Patria ?Mut?. Waldorf Hotel, evening.
?'.?nenloKlc-il nnd Biographical Society, No. T_*fl
West rifty-rlghth-st., I'M p, m.
Yonne Klk?' Variety combination Ball, Centra".
? ?pera House, evening.
Daughters of Lafayette Post No. ;::",. Central
Park west, 3 p. m.
?tamos ?;. Blalne Clan, No "-^ Baal Ttnth-sL, I
p. in.
Klwrsbrldgo Improvement Association, Parson's
Hall, S p m.
Th<osophlc.il meeting. No. tvr; Kast Kourteentli?
st.. Irli |i. m.
Annual retinion o? Colby Alunni, Bt. Denis Hotel,
? p. m.
?
NEW-TORK CITT.
"M. E. W." AddfOBB ths BOS ?".ate Land Coen?
RSny, Norton's Peint, Brooklyn, for the Informa?
tion you desire.
The Chamber of Commerce had I special meet?
ing yesterday to re-eioct Captain William B, Hli?
?<>n In the office of Commissioner of Pilots. Ills
term of office having expired. There was no other
candidate for the office.
Evaretl P, Wheeler has retigned the office of
chairman of th. New York ? irli BstTVlee llcforii?
Association, which he has held for sixteen yens.
ttatlng rhut ho cannot civ??? sufficient time to the
dulie? of til. |i!;i.???.
At the regular me,tine of the pock Board yes?
terday President O'Brien offered g resolution,
which ersi adopted, Instructina the engrlneer of
tt:? lio.ird to l>esin the work of extending the Bulk?
head line an the North River front between Twen?
ty-third and Blghty-flrsl sis. Becretsry Terry was
nl?o Instructed to Inform all tenants of ?l'y prop?
erty in West-St., between Twelfth and Cnnsevoort
sis., to vacate the premises they now occupy h>
May 1, and to advertise the sale of vacant hull?!
lag! In thai territory by pablte auction.
The Secretary of the Interior. Cornelius N. Bliss,
called to see the Mayor yesterday, and was Invited
to lunch with the latter. The hill of fare was
crackers and tea.
Charles G. Dawes. the Repuhllcan iVimmlttec
man from Illinois, who Is likely to he Controller of
the ("ureney In the McKinley Administration, called
on leverai .\? w?Tork bank presidents yesterday.
Justice ?leach, in the Supreme <*ourt. has granted
an order to serve by publication ihe summons and
complaint in an action for absolute divorce brought
by Mr? Estell? (I Woods against William <;.
Wool?, vice-president and cenerai ma n.tirer of the
Bradi ? Woods Manufacturing Company, of
Worcester. Mass
PEACE IN TEE BUILDING TRADE.
THE TROUBLE BETWEEN Till" MACHINISTS
AND ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR! AD?
JUSTED- A BIO BTRIKE AVERTED.
The trouble between the Elevator constructors'
Villon and the International AsSOCiStlon of Ma?
chinists is now being adjust, d, and It Is thought
that s satisfactory settlement will he reached and
all danger of S l>ig strike of ths building trades
averieil.
Early y? stenta) morning the elevator construct?
or.? seni for the member? ot the committie of th??
machinists with whom they had held a confer.tact
.m Wednesdsy nicht, and told th? m that they had
reconsider?*?] ?o.-ir reply to th.? demand? of the
machinists, ah,! had declil.d to grant them. Th
principal features of th? settlement ere thai the
elevator constructors will hereafter have charge
of most of th.? outside w ,rk on the el? vatof
the ma chinisi s will control most of the work In
th? shops, The machinist? win also no longer have
i'i pay HI a man I month Into the treasury of the
i..?, tor Constructors' G????. A Joint committee
of two from each organisation will be tppolnted to
drsw up an agreement which ill th? ?ari.?, manu?
facturer! of elevators will t..? asked io ngn. The
igreemenl will be presented next w.?? k t?> the fol?
lowing linns: Otl? Brother? & Co., McAdams A
1 ..t?wrieht, the Reedy Elevator Company, Ihe
Qraves Elevator ('..mpany and the Biirague Elec?
tric ? Elevator Company, of this rlty. and th.
Moore A Williams Company, of Philadelphia,
Cori.?,, ? Wann!?, the delegate of tb? Interna?
tional Association of Machinists, s.iid yesterday
thai he thought that the elevator companies would
sign th? aere-m.-nt and tho peace would once
mor?? reign where serious trouble wsi feared, it
is thought thai tin- Elevator Conitructon' Union
will one?, rmr.? have a representative In the Hoard
of w liking Delegates, and that the chancea of
friction occurring between the union and others in
the building trades will be greatly lessened in
future.
MARSHALL P. WILDER IN LITIGATION.
G?? HE ???14 t?"? SEE Tin* ??G??? ' r THE UAWf
? p.???????: PLEA ?? ili.?? COUKSEL
Marshall ?, Wilder, the humorist, has finally got
himself Involved In litigation for Ihe first time In
his iif??. snd, while he usually see? the funny ?id?
of nearly everything. y?-t, according to hi? lawyer,
Wim.un ft Wilder, he fails to s??.? anything funny
In this lawsuit. It appeal.? that the humorist held
iventy ?barca ?>r atoch In th? Dr. Herc?lea ?
Company, and, according to the papers, surren?
dered this Btock to Dr. Sanche on receiving from
him S promissory not?- for 11.000 ?Sanche Bl this
tini?? was s ?. .-???? ?t of Michigan, and when pay?
ment on th?? pote waa refused Mr. Wilder brought
suit in Michigan to mforce payment. Ho also at?
t iched a deposit of 11.000 wh?i h Dr, Sancii?? had In
the ?Union Mattonai ?Bank of iietroi?. I>r tencha
brought an action her* some time ago sgslnsl .Mr.
Wilder to compel him to surrend t tin? note and
,ik, hack th? stuck, which pinche says Is worth
?
yesterday counsel for l?r Banche mov.-,? in the
Buprem? Cmirt, before Justice Lawrence, for leave
to discontinue th<* action on the payment of the
legal .?'.s?- "f the action. IB William H. Wilder
oui ?.?eil the motion.
? ?\|x client la a humorist, said Mr Wilder, "end
l musi acknowledge a sens? of humor myself, bul
I fall tn s,. where ihe humor conns in if this
plaintiff Is allowed to withdraw s fcuit Involving
, . .-, t he pa) m? nt Ol I ?
"Perhaps ine other si?!?? Bees the hutnor of It.
,. market! Justice l.uwt.n???
??Xhl? ? the tirsi triii?? my cii.nt has been In
volved In ?< lawsuit." continued the lawyer, "and
owing to th.? worry an.? excitement, ta- m-.?!.
..t his resolution ?.?? been sicklied ??'?r ??un the
pale casi of legal thought, so tint he Is no longer
able lo contribute so spontaneously to Ihegayetyof
? ,tions .?? Increase our fund <?i Innocent in.-rri
,?,.,,? w, should prefer to nave thla ? *?? tri-?!
and disposed of ?""1 thus 1?? relieved oi en In?
cubus." ,, ,
?III tak<* th?? papers, said Justice I.awn., e,
and ii?? ? -"'*?? ? l'i? '!? cisi?n,
W. ir HEALTH METHODS loi: SCHOOLS.
The Health Board has adopted .?Hew rule re
gardtng ?sonteaie??!? dises se? among school children
it win ini! m fon a ?from rev?? on B) Ii *
adoption ili- ?Board hopes to he able t?> kc.p in
si hool three-fourths of the children wno are kept
away from school on account of contagious die
, _. . The old rule has l.e.-n to exclude from
school all children living on a floor When ther?? is
a case of diphtheria, measles or Other r ?.niagl.ius
??.?.?????? to which ?. tiool ?-Hlldren ?ir?? m mi. ,? siili
Ject
"We nave concluded," said Dr rh*r;"s 8. Beno?
diet, Chief of th?? Bureau of Contagious Diseases,
??t?, Isolate m?''''? ease? This can ?? ?sons at home
by putting lbs patient in ? room where h< v?..,
,,;,. con? In ?contact with other members of the
f.inn;? mor.? than Ii ibsolutely neeesaayy, if i?.
And that ? child cannot DO so isol?t??.) ?,,- will ln
? i-t that it o?? taken to tin? Willard Parkei H?..*?
iiii.il With the patient isi.int.ii, we ?ahi exclude
from ?vhool onl) lh< other children of the famllj
to which it??? patient Imlongi All other chlldn ?
living on the floor ??? think can g?, t.. school safely.
Before the Board ?1-?????1 i" try thi?. the pia ?
placid ??? ????? the Board ?f Education, which fully
approved lt. .,
'?Furthermore, w- purpoee in th.? futur? to have
Inspectors vieil conta^ou? .lis..-.? child patient?
?lail? so t ht I th'?? ein see that the ea*e is properl)
, ,n il lor anil ?o that a? soon .is all danger 1? .,?. ?
e,.? .hid and other children of Hi?? fainlh may I???
admit?? ? '" ? h..ol again
-?
Are )?"i thinking ?f purohasing ? Plane, or a
Piano BIOOlT If BO, do no) fall to cumuli ih?? little
advertisements m th" narrow columna buine tuod
t-albulr.M in.,? b? found Ihtlu.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
VtiNKKItS.
Mrs C. L. Mlaiiv.'it, of th.- Yonkers College of
Musi? , will give ? song recital this evening at the
Kirst Reformed ?Church, in f-nuth Broadavmy. She
will have th., assistati,.? of Miss Louis?? ?'.???????,
Soprano; Miss ??corgi?? Moore, plaillst; Alhert It.
Spear, t.-nor. and l-'r.mk SteadmHn. violinist. Se
lectloiM tram Nicolai Mascagni. Weber. ItafT, Xeld
Hnger, Job s??.-misen and Oodard win be given.
Admission is by card, and mi ofTerlng will I..? askel
for th?? church treasury.
? number ..t young men ronn*ct??d with St. Peter -
church. Ludlow, have organised themselve? Into .\n
association to ?? known as st. Peter"? roung Men?
?"..thollc .\?sr?i.,tion At a recent meeting th?? Ofll
cers chosen were Edward Vug. nt. president; Peter
Brsdy. vice-president; ?Daniel J. Jordsn. recording
secretary; Thomas l'ardi, corresponding Becretary:
.lam??? Al,?am. treasurer, and Tlmoihj Donavln,
sergeant-at-arms. Th?? organisation ?tart? off with
.? membership of forty-one, snd meetings ar? held
every Thursday evening in cose? room? which have
heen fitteli up fur them
Last night the course of lectures under th?? au
splces ..f ?!,,? v,inker- Society for university Ea
tenslon, on "The Art of Listening to Music' was
hrouerht to ? clone In the hall of the Woman's In?
stitut?, in Pali? nle-ave.. before a large audience,
The lectures have ?been ?-f gr-at Interest, ami have
la-en delivered hi Edgar Silllman Kelley, The topic
of th.? closing lecture was "The Mathematics of
Mi?! "
Prim?is Larkln. the well-known lawyer of Blng
Sing, was slightly Injured In this rlty this after?
noon, ???? was running to catch a train on tbe
Hal on I'lver Railroad, and f? :i at the Maln-st.
station. He dislocated his linger aid t? ? ? i?? ?? t??..
fie?), wounds on the forehead. Policeman Thomas
ll. May accompanied Mr. Larkln to Si. Joseph's
Hospital. After the Injuries wei ? dressed, he took
a later train fur horn??. Mr Larkln Is seventy
-?? . - p I ?at ? ol?)
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MAM \K".\'K<"K.
Mrs. Sophia Harriott, one of th?? ohlcst ami best
known characters along tin- Sound, died at her
horn.? in Mamaron? ?k yesterday morning. Mrs
Harriott was ninety-two years old. She wa- l?,rn
in Germany, and spani lut? earlier Hfe In work in
the twids. in iv:i? sin? came to New-York, making
the trip on th?? ship Charlotte Mrs. Harriott had
lived. In Orove-st., Mamaroneck, for tifi? years.
it is related ?,f h-t? thai she helped her husband t"
build the house in which she l???? ?I. After hi? death.
a few year? ago, ehe continued to cultivate a lug??
farm, doing the planling and harvesting herself.
>\?.? putting the wood .mil driving th-? horse?
Bhe leaves seven grandchildren and nine great?
grandchildren. W. H. Daymon, a photographer In
Mumaroneck, is one <?i the former.
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WHITE PLAINS.
In the County ?Ourt l..f..r. Judge Smith I.nt
yesterday Augustus I?.? Wtef was sent? in ed to th??
Rimira ?:? r irmatorj an.? Walter Johnson to the
star.? ?Prison at Smg Sing f t (Ire y ?par? for burg?
lary In th?? third degree, jointly committed at Mount
V.rnori. I >. , . rnl.?r :'". 1?!"'.. Lew I? Raven and Krank
Raven, two boys, whose parents live In Kcnslco,
???re tri?ri ?m a charge "f grand larceny in having
stolen a valusbie .l"g from Mis. Arabella Hyatt,
a neighbor in Marci., ??.; ???),,. testimony was un
sa lis factor)', and Judge Lent dismissed the case
and ordered t!.? discharge of th? boys. Immedi?
ately after tr,?? case waa dismissed Mr? John
Raven, the mother ??f th?? boys, snd Mrs. Hyatt.
th<? complslnant, r??? Into .?? quarrel that resuii?'?l
In .Mrs. Raven slapping Mrs, Hyatt In tu.? face
While th>-\ stood In the courtroom, and anoth. : en
counter look place in th? corridor outside .1 ;.i-r??
Lent had both women brought before him ail -? . .
wer?? ? ned ?!" .?,?. ti. in tiie encounter m ?!??? ?sor*
ridor the sons of the two women also :.<?' Into a
fight that was Stopped hy the court ofti . ??
? roncen i.y the Amphion Mandolin and Vocal
Quartet, of New-York City, will be given at the
Memorial Method'-; Rplsoopnl Church Thursdaj
evening, Mardi :;.. Recitations by Ml?? Edith Nor?
ton will form .1 part of the pr 'gramme.
The .?di oil election of ihe Pire Department of
thi- village ??ill ?.?? held on the firs? Tuesday in
April. Assistant Chief 1?'. T. Doll ha? be?
ne ted by Hone Engine Company for Chief Engi?
neer, to succeed John ? Rettili, the present Incum?
bent, who ?? ? lines renomlnatlon
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TARRYTOWN.
At the meeting of th? Republican .'ommittee on
Vacancies on Wednesdaj? evening Joseph Blouln
and Peter Haller wen nominated for trustees in
place of Charlei Gross snd Albert Husted, resigned
The Citisene' Committee nominated William J.
Odell for trusr-e n, tt,. place of Marshall I.. Baron,
resigned and Captain Sanimi Requs for Water
Commissioner, in th? place ot Louis Richter, re?
signed.
Another surprise in the ?lection . onti ?. I? mad??
rest? ida;, b) th?? filing ??1 ? protest by Prank V.
Mlllard, chairman ni tin- Republican .Ourir? <?.im?
miti????, with ih?? village clerk, Wan? ? G Brown,
against the printing of th.- name? of Townsend V.
??...? and George Meniti ?m the Democratic ticket,
Ko.* end Merrir: w.r- nominated for trustee? on the
citisene' ticket, hut ?v.r. afterward placed on th.?
Democratic ticket to nil vacancies caused by the
resignation? >f Albert llust.d and Charte? tiros?.
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SIN<" sin?;.
The two factions of the Democratic party of
this 'own have agreed to forget past diCerencee
and combine for th?? common good <>f th?? party.
On Wednesday night th?? Larkln and Nelson lead?
era nut and agreed upon terms of peace, and the
ha*.diet was hurl??! with becoming COTI m??!.;?IS,
A? this feud m the Democratic par?? of the town
ha? existed wi'h nur.? ,,r less bitterness for nearly
a quarter of a century, ll I- a question how long
the present peace will be maintained Ju?i now
the part? Is in a had cond?! Ion The .mini?,
Btate and National offices are ..ll in the hands of
??,<? Republicans, and so the Democrats har? noth
Ing to Ughi about among themselves, which gives
the main opportunity t" combine si d right the
common enemy, it is to be regretted, however,
thai lust as t?o-ir opponents sr? harmonising the
? Ileana ..f the town should find it necessary
?.,, ?f??? ,md organisi opposition town committees
and place two ticket? in the (leid for town offices,
Bchool Commissioner J. O. Millar has appointed
Edgar I?' Wl.1er a member <?f tbe Board .if
Education of this village In place of ?President
Tiiomas E, Hapgood, deceased.
Nt ?.??1 TARRTTOWN.
Miss Mary Cushlng died si her home, In Kim-st..
on Wednesdsy. She was flfty-flvs years old. Th.?
fun.rai will lake place this morning In St. Teresa'!
Roman Catholic Church, the pastor, the Rev. Eu?
gene McKenna, officiating. Burial will be in Bleepy
Hollow ? ?emetery.
t??? following delegate? were elected t.. th.? ite.
publican Town Convention, t.. i?. h. 1,1 nt Union?
vili-, to-morrow. ai th.? mucunei on Wednesday
evening: First Districi William .1. Olven. Leander
Jacobs and Morris Munch; s.-eon.? Din riel .Vil?
lani I'.? Witt. Alfred S-ars and .lam.s Donaho?'
Third Districi Irvine n.? ?.??. Henry Oross and
.lain, s F. fhryatt*.
Mrs. <"..th. rim? Cashman, leventy-one years old.
i|j..i m ? lutte-, tan ?. n, .p. on Wetlnesday s?,? ?
an ??Id resident "f this ritinge. Tbe funeral will he
hei.i at st Teresa's Church this morning. Burial
will in? hi sie.p;, Hollow Cemetery.
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[RVINOTON.
Ths innouncemenl i? made of the engagement
of Miss .'lar.? Wagner, th.? daughter of Mr. and
Mr?, Oustav Wagner, of Rutherford, N. .1.. to
Prank Morrei I, Editor snd publisher of "The Irv
ington Oasette." The wedding will take place
Ht th.? home of 'a.? hri.le's par.-nt- on Tuesday.
April :??
Dr. E .1. Smith lias gone to MOITlstOwn, St.
Lawrence County, N. v., his nati?,.? pia?.?, on .,
month's va? a tion.
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DOBBfl PERRT.
The second In ?? .?'-il??? of lecture? In th.? ii.t, r? it
of lo.al option wa? leid In Livingston Hall li t
? v.i.mg. inni, r the susplcea of the Local 'ramper?
ai. organization. The speaker of th?? evening
?? - the Rev. Dr, Allison, ol Yonker? Music v\ .?
furnished by ihe choir? of the Bummerfleld Method
l.?t Episcopal church and th? Presbyterian Church.
? musical was given by th? ?tudenta of Ml??
: . hool laal ? ?enlng. It w n a ; :
boi lai affali
The funeral ol Mrs. Mary .1 in? will be
G??1 dUCtl d pi iv at? Iv at t lie liotn.? Ol ?.? I ?la
Mi? Frederick Allls, in Hudson Terrace, lo-mor
roo at '? ? noon.
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ARD8LET.
Two death! o?*curred In th? Hull family In Arda?
ley Heights within sn hour on Wednesday, Soon
after th.- death >.f Martin Luther Hull from con
sumption, in? mother, Mrs Barati M Hull, died
from pneumonia. She we? Bist) tit? v.-ars old A
funeral Will Hike pin,,? to.l.v, tli. ?? ? A
i; Barnett pastoi of the ?rdele) Method,?! BpW
copel Church, officiating. The burial will be In
Mount Hop?? ( '.in? ft? .
1 FLAG PRESENTED TO Till BAYOR.
?.?? ' Inter? ?ting feature! m.irke.i ? rosi ling of the
Alpha Chapter of ihe patrioti? ?. ague held last
night In the Hotel Marileorough Partl?*ularf) at?
tractive wa? ? demonstration by '?.ntv boy ami
r ,i pupil! of the Rhlnslender Industrial s hi?1 of
? .ir?e of trillili:?? Ih.it I- u'lv.-ti at that Instllu?
lion. Ltd by Mis? Margare! ? Pasco!, ths prtn?
,??,,? ot ths * -?. > ??, the ? blldrsn how? dai ?
kituwledge of th<? political history of lh? country,
of the Constitution, lite principi.f ? republican
government, md, m.ei, ,.?,??? an enllgbiened
,i. irrtption "i Ihe purpoae? md worktni method? of
th. various departstents thai make up the muni, i
p.ditv it not her Interestlni feature ws? tha presen
laiton ol in Amerii in Hag to Ma/or s ? rung ?>\, th.?
pupila "t the Rhlnelandei Bchool. lli?r..ii valu?
. ? ? ? ihe flag, Inssmuon ?? It wai Died t.. .?
:,, ? made ft im ?? rene? rail lh ?' ne? tel ? lo hove
peen aplll by Abraham Lincoln A almllsi fi ^ v. .?.
In hsvi ?. given to Abram ? Hewitt, Hie pr?si?
dant of lh. ? ti lpt1 . but he ? i- un ?! I'? '" I"? |.|.??????
ni ln?lli|K>?|tlon, and it was received ?,? bis
? ihn ?., w ?- . 'lark, ???-retari .,f
in.! chanter, ? .<? pi lentailoni were mad? io Nel?
This Spring's style in overcoats is
a more than welcome one.
For the coat is so short, it leaves
so much of the suit uncovered, that
a new suit is as necessary as a new
overcoat?otherwise too great a con?
trast.
Spring suits and overcoats are
both ready.
Sees* lined ?.??n-.m? ?12 to $:o? ?ilk Uaed, *?>- to ??
nome Inr.g on-??? BBBMg them.
Rogers, Peet & Co.
Prln-?.? nnd tlrr n?1*.?rnv.
Warren ?nd Broadway.
T1)IM> r.e?? .nd nn.l lit "????. .-?y.
Ile ?h? ? m.?, p, s. \.?? '.ars old. imi l'et'T Kief, ten
yesra old At the nie? ting which follow???] the chair
?araa taken hy Mayor Btrong, who came from
the irbltrallon meeting In Cooper G????. Address? -
a-ere mad.? by tbe Rev. l?r Joslah Btrong, Colonel
Waring and La Balle A Maynard,
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MUFF SMITH LAID AT REST.
\o WORD PROM Till: MISSINI", EX-SUNDAY
BCHOOIi WTPERINTBNDENT W\* WIFE
BREAK? ?DOWN ?AND WEEP8.
The fun.ral of Aim??.? Smith, who di.d in Belle?
vue Hospital after being taken from the Hotel
Yi.-tor on Monday afternoon, ?as held last niKht
nt her parents' Home, in Btate-st., next to the
-.sburj ?Church The ii?*?? Morris ? Gibbo, pastor
?.;? the church, offlelated, ssslsted by the Rev. C.
it Kuebler, ?>:' tin First ?Presbyterian Church, and
tbe Rei W, & McCowan, of Btsten island, who
w,is formerly pastor of the Haekentmch Methodist
Church. Musi- was furnished l.y the choir of the
church The coffin was covered with Rowers The
burial win be to-day In th?? Hackensach ?Cemetery.
Nelson Weeks, the former superintendent of the
Asbury Church Sunday-school, who disappeared ;i
lorn hours after the girl died, h is nor yet been heard
from. Mrs. Weeks haa been expecting to hear from
her husband, and irhen no letter came yesterday
sii?? broke down and '.ve.it ior a long time. She
h.?? sged greatly under the strain, and lier friend.-,
ar?? considering the advisability of taklni her auray
'rom Hackensark for a time
I. P, l'in? k, the 1'cirl-st manufacturer who em
ployed Weeks, .uso Bald yesterday that he had not
heard from the missing man.
PICKETT WANTS Tn KEEP "DER CHAIL"
I Till?: r\ POUCE CAPTAIN TAKES THB ?SXAMIWA
TIOK TOR WARDEN TH1RTCEN APPUCANTS,
Thirteen men were examined yesterday for War?
den of the I.udio-.v Street Jail Two of th? candi?
dat.? ar?? retired policemen, one |s a clerk, and
in? ?' of the others have been prison keepers. The
candidates Wie examined physically and with ref.
erence to experience, letter-writing, arithmetic and
?renerai Intelllirence. The salary of th>* place is
$.\"o a year, and re-?iiires a |8,0M bond.
iin?? of the men exiimlnc.' was ex-Police Taptaln
Patrick H. Pick? tt,'who was retired on :i pension
in .lune last. The law saya thai ? person drawing
? 1" nslon fron the c|ty may not hold another city
office, hot In this ?ase the county, not the city,
pays the Warden,
t??? examination started with twelve applicants,
hut after awhile another strayed In and made up
the unlucky thirteen. Nobody would tell who this
man wa?. The employe? of the civil ?Je,-?-?<?.. ?Om
rr.lssion say that ahout eight times o.|t of ten the
man who Is mimhered thirteen In the order of ex?
amination Kcts the plac?. This Is a fact, they say.
they ha?.? watched with gr?at curiosity.
? WOMAN CATCHES TWO BUBOL?R8.
Mr? Isabelle Irwin. ! middle-aged woman, of No
?*,4i Nlnth-sve., had two burglars arraign, d in Vork
Vllle court la'.? yesterday afternoon. She had
found th?? m.-n In her apartment, and. with a little
asarlitance, managed to capture them both. In
court the roen gave their names as John Conlln.
twenty-five year? old. of No. in.? West Fifty-third
st.. .md Frank Ms hon, twenty-two v-ars old, of No.
?',!?. Baal Thtrty-third-st. The former said he was
an engraver and the latter, who was fairly Well
,i-_i. colled himself a laborer. They were held
It. Ji.???? ball each for trial.
Mrs. Irwins apartment Is ? flat of nln.? rooms.
Shortly after 3 o'eloch y.-sterdny afternoon sho
went from the front room to the rear of the flat.
When she returned, about ten minute? Later, ?he
found Conlln and Maino In the room, notwith?
standing that lh? had lift the door lock?.'. BtlS
e...ught hold of both men and began calling for
assistance. ?? ihe did so ?'onlln struck her a
heavy blow on th?? breast, and. dashing by her. got
out into the hall. Mrs. Irwin follow.?.! him. after
locking th- door upon Mahon. who seemed too
m ,rt ed to attempt at first to escape. Her crl.'S
alarm??,! s.v.nil men in th?? house who guarded
Id.? doors of her flat while ah? pursued ?'onlln.
Sh.? followed ?onlln on the street for about a
block and had lust caught up with snd was nhiui
to selte him when Detsetlve ???, of the Forty
sei'enth ?t Biatlon, who hod heard her shouts.
rushed up and arrested him. Pox took ?'onlln back
m Mrs irw m's apartment, where he also am ited
Mahon. who ?as stil ? prisoner In the flat.
Detective Fos found two skeleton key? In Con?
ili)??: possession, one of which fitted the door of the
room In which th.? men were found.
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\tohi:i:\ PAINTING* UNDER Till: HAMMER.
,\ ...,|, of modern Europ?en painting? was held
last - >?? nlng in th?? suction-room of Samuel Krelser,
at No. 82 Fifth-eve Th?? painting? were part of a
colle, tion owned b) an art connoisseur of this city,
who i- dlsposins "f ?..m.? ??? picture?, which have
l,. .-a on exhibition al Krelser*! auction room? line?
t?.?. (irsi of th? w..k. There w.-r.? about fifty sold
list evening bringing abo'?,. MSB) Among those
which went IOr the largest prices w. r.? "? Rev?
rrle." io Aiffi Btevens, WOO; "The ?.mbroseln Li?
brar) in Milan." b) L Burlando, MSO; 'Observing
.>,. Enemy," by Berne-Bcllecour, $>!; "Preparing
? ,r th. liai,.. ." by A. /oppi. $:???>. "Th.? Lust Ef?
fort " bv ?:..org.? Ha.in.?:!.?. Ho): "Th.? Christen?
ing" by I' Massanl, l-GO; "Rail) ol th- First
/.oliavi?" by W c Heauquesne, MBS; "I Love
y,,,," i,v ?? 1'ilt/.. .?:::.'?. "Th.? Last Vintage." by A.
Tamburini .??.'?. "Preparing for ? W..1U." bv .\.
Ptoi ?.?' and "The ? ?l-l Love Revived," by I?:.
Znmplghl. 8240.
The snl?1 will I.ntlnued this evening and to?
ni.a ?"?? iftl ' : .
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OFFICER? OF THE HOIJTHEBN SOCIETY.
Th?? .South.in Society ha? elected the following
officer? for th.? coming yesr: President, Hugh s.
Thompson; rlee-preridrnt, Dr, William M. Polk;
retar y, Percy B. Mallett; treasurer, Oaston
iiiidv, members "t the Executive Commute?
(Mass ot 1889 Augustus Van Wyek, Howard It.
Ilayne Dr. R. ?'? ?? '''"' :?:"1 Marion .1 Verdery;
?,,' nil vscancy in c?es? of im?t. Bdwsrd Owen;
chaplain, the Rev. Dr, John W. Brown.
STATES ISLAND BAPPENINQ8,
??-Siip. rv Ivor Julius ?'redo, of MlddlStOWO, was
atrickiMi with paralysis ?>n Wednesday, and is in
, ai, loua ? ondltlon.
Tlie p,.rt Rt? hmoti.l Hoard of Health has elected
H I?'.. Basil, the Republican leader of Northtleld.
president, and Dr. Frettarli k T. Barber health
.,iiic.r
The Richmond County Police bill yesterday passed
? th.? ?ssembl) and m.? go.s to Oovsrnor Block for
' i,i, ?.?nature. The Republicans of th.? county ex
?, ? that h.? will sign It at one? and thus take th?.
?ontrol of th< Departm nt from the Democrats
The Republlcsns of the town of South:).Id will
?nil.I ? ?e??lon of th. ????? Committee on Monday
. ,,,' -n,,? third ticket in th.? town election has
mad? trouble ai.d rhsrgei mav be brought against
',... ol ihe pi "u.n? memberi .?r the committee.
\ s,m labi.? win ?..? held In tha Reformed Chapel,
Marinen Hsrbor, on Thursday evening March ?.'.*..
?"apt .m Jacob La Forge, ??.f Ihs oldest reel
dents of T.'inpkliievllle. died Si hi? home In Moti
. ,v. on Wednesdsj He woe ssventy-thrss
Th.? tifiti organ terital, given In Ihe Randall
Memorial i'hurch yesterday afternoon, was largely
?Hended The Botolsl wa? Henry T. Burietgh
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HTATTON'H BEBIGNATIOS WCEPTED.
Albany, March II Th? rwlgnatton ot Ueutensnl
Willis m h Btoyton, ol the 1st Naval Battalion of
N.w fork grown.y Mil "f which COOStdOrablS talk
I of ,? ,?1?????" ment tu thai command has been h? ml.
I was sreepted by Adjutant-Oaneral Tllllnghssl to
' day Lieutenant Btaytpn formerly eerved In iti?
I nl td BtattO Alarlo?? Corpa.
Silk Shirt Waists.
-<I Floor.
China Silk Shirt Waist.-dotted
and figured,?pointed Yoke?de?
tached Linen Collar,
$15.75 Each.
James McCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
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Flint's piNE Furniture
REtD SEATS SELVAGF.D WITH RED.
Enamelled reed furniture decorated
with colored itrand? curiously Inter?
woven, probably the most effective
?summer furniture ever produced is
quite the latfst fancy over-tea.
A charming group ?lelvaged with
Indimi red, appears in our window iliis
week.
Here, ?? triangle chair, half ?bo-rdered
with willful Japanese fashion, with
?lull red misses. Then a lounging
chair, back curved to lit the ?body, and
a broad-armed rourli hark taking
'any angle, with ?red and green strand.-?
aigaagging down their rentera and
edges. Vender, a red chair interwoven
with ?gold.
Nowhere else in America.
"BUY OFTHE MAKtR"
Geo. C.Flint Co.
43.45 and 47 weST23?ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
factory: 154 amd 156 west I9t.mstreet.
1 FIRE ADJUSTER SAID TO BE INDICTED.
REPORTED mi.I. AOAIXn OBOROE \V. H'H.T TOR
AIDING INCENDIARIES TO ?TSCAPI
The Grani Jury yesterday rook up th?? investic;*.
tioii nf ??? allegation th.it ? numhor of man sc?
i?us.-r] of arson have h?--n sided to sscaps from ths
jurisdiction of tho New-York authorities. These
alleged Arebugs were Bald t<> have ?.? connected
with th?? hilf ?ars; of ineendlarlss win? have start? ?i
a number of area tn this dty In the imst Uve or bIs
years. Borne of th?> pans:, amonjr oth?r? Adolph
Hirschkopf, Morris Bchdenbols snd Louts Gordon,
nr<* now In iris.? serrine Bentences. Tlrr?.f th??
alloco.? G???G??'??G. of th?* fang tot out of town be?
fore they could t,. srrested it was said that these
men were furnished with Information of tho plans
of tho authorities, .?o tirnt when they were shout
to l'?? arrested th?ry suddenly l? ft town for parts
unknown. Th<* polies have been koepine up ths
search for th.m situo.
ABslstant ?District-Attorney Vernon M. Davis --?nil
S:?niu"! Milch, tho Insurance adjuster were before
the Grand Jury yratrerday, and save ? vtdence which
Is aald ;? h.-n-p led to the Indictment of a well
known tir?? Insurance adjuster for tiding thi bI
??eged ftrebugs to encape. It waa reported thai I
man was Qrorge w. Holt, of Brooklyn. Nothing
positive could be learned sa to 'ho find'.nir of the
Indictment. This was probably owlnK to th?' usual
custom of not acknowledging thai an Indictment
h?, '..on fourni until the accused person has been
arrested.
It was suiii that Boms of tho all. ir?-?i Incendiarle?
who escaped the authorities were Joseph L Harria,
of Harris ?? Beide, No. 14 Weel Pourteenth-s< . th?
tit?.* insurance adjuster that helped him collect 1114,?
'??? Insursnca money, snd Henry Cohen, tlu? shirt
irsnufacturer, ?if vYhlte-st.
It waa reported that th?? Btrongest evidence be?
fore th?* Orami Jury was that given by Samuel
Milch, who. It l? reported, produced proof ?
Hoi? aided Irltn (Ml!??"::> to evnde arrea! Milch at
one 'iti:?? waa accused of r-onnectlot with the tir??
iitiKs The Indictment Bgalnai him haa been dis?
missed, and he ? a? been aiding the Dietrtct-At?
torney in prosecuting th?? firebugs. When arresta
in tho incendiary (1res th?t began to ?be made
Milch disappeared, and he t-hargea that Holt aided
him. Holt is under Indictment for arson in this
city snd Brooklyn. He is out under ???,??? balL
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I VALUABLE STATISTICAL ANNUAL.
'?The Commercial fear Elook" for M?R has just
been Issued by "The Journal of ?Omniin*p an?l <"om
merctal Mull.'tin." It is one-half larger than Its
predecessor, .?n.i .iim*? to !??? the most complete
Btatlstlcal annual published, ??no hundred and
thirty-four octavo pasea are devoted t.. the popula?
tions, agriculture, Industries, Imports und exporta,
finances, ducal affair?, transportation, t?l?graphe,
banking nnd monetary systems "f fifty-two foreign
Stato* and colonies There are 4??> peg? s about do?
rn, atlc Industry, manufactures, mining, banking and
eurn ncy. railroads, shipping, mark? a, tariff, prices,
labor and wages, Immigration, population, etc.
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NEW BUILDINGS AT BELLEVUE.
Workmen were busy yesterday breaking ground
for three new buildings at Bellevue Hospital. They
win Include an erysipelas pavilion snd an Isolated
pavilion for cases "f ? ntagious dlseasaa, with s
new bolle?' snd laundry house. Th?* headquarter*
of tho Charities Department, it Is said, win be re?
moved from the old building at Thlrd-ave. and
Rie vent h-at. to a ne?a building that will be begun
booh nt tbe foot of Bast Twenty-slxth-st
? ? ? in<*emeiits.
Henry ?. Daniela, ?. I"?.,
??? w? .? no- si
Impairment? of th?. Sen >us System Impotence, BUrUlty
.ml .ike a;ln-.?T.ts. II ara s ; , ?, :, to j?!
E & w. E. ? W ?:, a W.
TI?.? new crollar. "MEXICO,"
MARIN F INTELLIGENCE.
?????p im: AI.?J ?VXAC.
BunriM ?:? Buna ? "?''? Moon ? team 1 ZI M n'a age ti
HIOH ?, A1 'ER TO DAT.
vM <?.,., ?.? ? 1 IS'Oov, Island 1:43 ti II Oat :::::?
I'M Sand) Hook 1 ? '"? ? Island 3:04 Hell Oat? ?:5?
INCOMING STI A il F i:s.
T?> PAY.
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