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8 THE BEOOKXYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW TORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2,1900. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS TAX ON BANK ACCOUNTS Contracts or sub contracts shall not bar the liability of the employer for injuries. Senate Confirms Nominations.

The Senate to day confirmed these nomina i SUPPOSE. Estelle Lommle. John Rmrk, Louise Fox, William Greve. Mabel Hassmer anota Van Anken Louise Welch, Harry Michaels, Edward Grace Schambache. Edith Helen Van Tassell.

Isabella Vogt. Amy cory, Helen Knickerbocker. Henry L. Boschcn. Lillian St blns.

A bra Thurber, Laura M'Uii, Herman Rrown. Huldah Abell. Lester Mellor. Maude Horf man, Mary Kennedy, Newton Glaeser. Waller Miller, Margaret Ahrens, Tliornas MiGoUitick, Maud ronabue.

Cornelius Newman, A.la Cotter. Richard Hollaman. Victor (juall. Charles Fomhof. Walter Clark, Constance k.

Douglas Taylor. Liillan Carnev. James MeCorniK k. Minnlo Ar her. William Bowes.

WinTfred Esmond, Harry Flowers. Etta Bosch. Charles Martin, Maud Keeler, Frederick Schwartze, David Herman Hill man. Ciarence Foggan. Frank lioot.

Edmond Sanse Marlon Ball Graduated bv Examination Edwin Rurd. Sdii Low Cox, Alexander Day. Fred Gr.ndlson. Francis Grady. Charles A.

Han her. Walter J. King. Bernhard Moyerowitx, Harold .1. Naylor.

E. Le Roy Newcomb, Leon Pincus. James G. Thoub horon. Walter Cruin.

Walter Walsh. Gerge Wicks, William Williamson. Ethel I. Butler. Julia Clearv' Florence Ericsson, Laura Glar svr, Nikoline Hansen.

Madeline Hlig. Ellzab'th Kelly. Lillian Kennev Mice Norman. Etta I' rry. Emma Roberts May Rogers.

Marie Schwittr. Maud Stein, Beatrice Swarts. Bessie Travis. Amelia Van In gen. Bertha WMldman.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 7 Exempted from Examination M. Boyle Jacob B. Glazer. Marlon Waldron.

Mabel Pike Edwin B. Wooilruff. Ida B. Bines, Harry P. Franze Thomas Rellly.

Helen Farrt Louis F. ch' Helen G. Hartlgan. Jacob Miles, Maria T. CnlliiK Tecumseh L.

Pierce. Frank II. Raperes. Ida Moore. E.

C. Hammer. F. f. Johnson.

IT. J. Tariike. Mabel S. Thompson.

James Fleming, Margaret Iynch. Graduated by Examination Emily H. Afferton. Emma Bechtel, Minerva Deagnn. Agnes M.

Iearv. Anna P. Regan. Anna M. Waters, Charles R.

Wandeli: GRAMMAR SCHorn, no. s. Charles V. Masterson, Grove G. Thompson.

Ieon ard J. Preston, Milton W. Nobles. Benjamin G. Tattan, Edward J.

Smith. August Goetz. Valentine G. Falks. Elizabeth D.

Monzert. Adeline A Blume. Clara R. Betsch, Magdetine Lennlng. Harriot S.

Smith, Ethel H. Rothchild. Mabel A. Blankley. Ernestine Oesterrlcher, Elizabeth M.

Peper. Melissa A. L. Essler Graduated by Examination William N. licit man.

Charles Koo.lsch. James S. Melntosh. Thomaa H. Malone.

Timothy .1. Slattery. William A. Wilson. Helen W.

Barclav Edith I. Cohen, Pearl Guttentag. Alice Harrington, Genevieve Kelly. Mary L. Moran, Adelaide L.

Palmer. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 3. Exempted from Examination Edward L. Cooper.

Isidore Oshlag, Lena H. Heller, Emily H. mann. Graduated hy Examination Morgan J. English.

William M. Ferns. Frederick C. Gunther, Harry L. Hilderbrand.

Henry V. Koehler, Frederick P. A. Motz. John J.

Oltrnan. John H. Papen. Isador J. Sonasky, Joseph Tambury.

(ieorge H. Wagner, August Wangel. Laura Berrall. Edna Berwln. JCdith L.

Bookstaver. Sophie W. Fischer. Harriet Haubert. Ruthella.

M. Jackson. Isabella F. Kidd. Amelia D.

Marks, Helene J. Neuman, Meta C. Rankin, Yettle Thee, Dora H. Truelman, Emma S. Wohlers.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 34. Exempted from ExaminationVictor Cutting, Harry Neuschaeffer, Charles De Pow. Herbert Wi berg, George De Pew, George Hkivons, IevI Hul ley. Frederick Merrlng, Edgar King.

Charles Eck man. Arthur R. Lambert, Albert Schuster, Harry Schlotterer. Ellen B. Lundborg.

Margaret J. Latimer, Elizabeth S. Rodgers. Florence J. Davis.

Katherine M. Eggers. Rebecca R. Frank. Cclcslo Thomas.

Edith F. Collins. Adelene Allan. Annie Sussman, Mary Kiso, Catharine M. Kamps, Emily V.

Snedecer, Ella A. Harvey, Gladys L. Whitney, Kate W. Coles. Florence M.

Hannan, Annie E. Murauski. Graduated by Examination Lewis Adams. George Malllnson. Walter McCullough.

Arnold Stein hardt. Mabel A. Clausen. Edith M. Jennings, Mary E.

Magrath, Sadie H. Meinzer, Genevlove K. Pllesch. Marj' A. JJreston, Ixiretta F.

Skidmorc, Alice M. Tennent, Anna E. Wethey. Ruth White. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

Exempted from Examination Esther J. Smith. Emillo J. Buchaca. Josephine M.

Styler. Margaret A. Marshall. Edward Anderson. Ellen Olsen.

William S. Casper. Alice W. Munroe, Dorothea S. Coggins.

Beatrice A. Briley. C. Bussell Miller, Mary M. Weiant, Elise M.

Greve, Thomasino A. Saxon, Carrie Hansee. J. Edward McDermott, John Carson, Thomas F. Tracy, Madeline Palmer, Alice Archer.

Ethel W. Mason, Agnes V. Dyer. Ethel M. Glass.

Adele F. Koch. Charles S. Weddle, Edward S. Barber, Howard McMurray, Herman Splngam, Pearl Balz, Edna Hall.

Tlllie Rosenveig, Cora 10. Blauvelt. Jeannette Smith, Lucy E. Johnston. Tlllie Fruchtman.

Ernest A. Menken, Harry G. Catuna, Flora F. Hons. James I.

Newton, "Claude W. Hartford, Frank Johnson, Lulu M. Sutphln, Jennie A. Van Houten. Eva W.

Hang. Jeneveve A. King, Jennie V. Olsen. Blanche Peck.

Stephen Hackley, Isaac Srogowitch, W. Austin Alexander. E. Howard Gill, Mollle Weiss, Olive M. Holland.

Bertha S. de Forest, Alfred J. Hudson. James H. Davidson.

Robert C. Beers. William Sperl. Lillian S. Teomans.

Mami A. Muller, Victorine Corhin, Adelaide Dyruff. Ira Miller. James J. PItluga.

Graduated by Examination George A. Anderson, Edward Crosisen, Ernest K. Dimock. Robert E. M.

Donaldson, Edward L. Dunne. Eugene F. Gau vln. William Morrtssey.

Warren C. Pike. Harold Porter. William F. Trotman.

Marguerite D. Barker, Alice S. Bather. Lulu E. Briggs, Margaret Clark, Ethel B.

Copp. Edna F. Davis. Adele Do remus, Elizabeth Eyerman, Fannie Findall, Ada H. Hoist.

Esther Hummel, Lucy C. King. Lizzie Lohman, Mary Agnes McGee. Teresa K. Pfarrer.

Amy S. Phillips. Florence C. Sanderson, Mabel C. Wilkins.

Henrietta Wischusen. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 2. Exempted from Examination Alice R. Loeb, Hazel N.

Bishop. Lizzie McGinty. Louisa A. Rohh. William J.

Schrengauer. William Koelmel. Joseph W. Ego. John C.

Goetz. Agnes T. Rummel, A. Frank, Katie V. Harris.

Lillie H. Boeckler, Minnie R. Denfeld. Mary S. Stolz, Edmund J.

A. Williams, George Karrass. Graduated by Examination Nathaniel J. Drumm, William N. Howitz.

Ahvin Kress, Joseph F. Kress, Frederick A. Stahl. William S. Drumm.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 37. Exempter from Examination Harry E. Hughes, Joseph Dausman. Keran Gullfoyle.

John A. Kofod. Clarence H. Brown, Henry J. Haewecker.

James MacLaren. William J. nary. Harry David. Isa belle Conn.

Etta Harshall. Grace A. Christopher. Teresa V. Rouhl, Sadie Monday, Ada B.

Andrews. May L. Ruhl. Louise L. Walwork.

Graduated by Examinat ion William E. Breen. Abraham Cohn. Eugene M. Lowenstein, Edward C.

Waacks. Anna M. Moss. Margaret A. Tlghe.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 40. Exempted from Examination Helen Gray, Herman Neaderland. Sarah Galloway. Franklin Brower.

Frank Kltngensehmidt. Nettie Leech. Clement Christensen. Lulu Chichester. Madeline Feile.

Stanley Maloney. William Waldie. Esther Smoleiiskv. Samuel Goldman. Herman Hagman.

Clinton iline, John CahUI. Alma Raih. Harry Olsen. Alfred Heiser. Thomas Austin.

George Young. Lizzie Kruckman. Adela Martin. Graduated by Examination Grover Bruninghaus, John Flannery. William McDonald.

Louis White, Edith Brandor, Clara Dohrman, Lizzie Mugford. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 41. Exempted from Examination Hazel Hawxhurst. George Alder.

Joseph Stephens. Margie Hag, Harold Bousfteld. Eugene Sink. Irving Green. Mary Crnssen.

Emma Birck. Bessie Burton. Graduated bv TCxami nationNelson Bissell. Hairy Hadden. James Kellogg.

Addle Benson, Edith Moon. Jeanette Morton. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 43. Exempted from Examination George Mann) kin, Abraham Bernstein, l.e.na Gold.

Betsey Lleber shon. Bella word low. Bertha Wolff. Annie Sicker. Carl Hertz.

Dora Simon. MolHe Pearl. Amelia Pfeffer. Golu bock. Beckie Reiss.

Michael Stt in. Graduated hy Examination Isidor Berman. Fred Diehm. Henry Feldmnn. Louis Feyor.

Abraham Henry C. Avery. Froderlch Jacobs, Edward A. Jeanson, Eugene. O'Connor.

Duncan C. Walton, Edward Paddock, Robert Blake, Helen War roll, Alice Wilcher, Gertrude Seabridge. Ethel Woodruff, Gertrude McConnell, Norma G. Morrison. Gertrude D.

Shlorenbeck, Ethel Houaton, Annie TUfburrow. Grace L. Cad man, Eliso Entle man. Ellsc E. Brahe.

Florence Ketcham. Emma A. Brlngman. Graduated by Examination Charles K. Ferrj'.

Foster, Leslie P. Hunl. Harold F. Jacobs, William V. Noyes.

Elizabeth B. Bagley, Clara Marlon Cone. Evelyn Devoy, Alice G. Dahn. Eisle Donaghy.

Fanny Ludlow, Mary L. Langdon, Isabel Ochinig, Marcella Ftice, Edna Wheeler. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 12. Exempted from Examination Ida B.

Juliette XI. Gottschs. Anita J. Fernandez. Lillian G.

Webb, Elizabeth C. Brown, Adrian F. Para dis. Genevieve Cromie, Bthet W. Hoadley.

John J. GeweCke. Cliarles E. Doscher. Marie L.

Moses Salzman. Harriet F. Wilson, Walter J. Sanderson. Clement A.

Lawrence, Jessie W. Neil son. Graduated by Examination Oscar LafiKen. Margaret V. Barnett.

Elizabeth Cooper. Margaret A. Dalton, Carrie E. Fuller. Gertrude J.

Kennedy. Bertha Meyers, Mabel L. Quick. Ellen M. Rear don.

Grace E. Tweedy. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 13. Exempted from Examination Marion E.

Frlck enhaus. Grace C. Enselhardt. Stint H. Kemether.

Stella V. Meyer. Daisy Swart. Cecilia Hall, Thomar. Sweetie Lou 1st F.

Schwier. Clara H. Bauman. Alma O. Bort h.

Anastatia E. Flagerty, Emily Oelkers, James V. Dean, Helen Donovan, Hope Kills. Fred Mack. George A.

Weppler, Richard A. C. Albreeht, Arthur W. Spolancler. Charles O'Malley.

Herman Albreeht. Sarah Wynne. Marie A. Nolan. Magnus Sundbye.

El In S. RUpv. William F. Thomas J. Nelnon, Chrintopher J.

Dovle, Annie B. Olsen, Thomas J. Clary. Graduated by Examination Andrew Barbierie, William Berman, James Dunne. Frank J.

Mc Partland, Archie J. Reynolds. Lillian J. Bradley. May R.

Byrne. Annie R. Oastcllano. Cora T. Dempsey.

Susan F. Dunne. Helen M. Higglns, Minna E. G.

Bubo. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 1.1. Exempted from Examination George F. Bolen, Travers Bowe, Elmr O.

Barnard. William T. T'oates. Thomas Desmond, Georgo F. Dixon, Charles E.

Donlen. Alexander Flgge, Harold Gron hohn, John H. Havecker. S. Isidor Heden.

Philip J. Kohler. Harry N. McKay, Samuel Mamie. Robert J.

McArdle, Frank C. Edward Parker, Sidney Schwartz. Edwin Whitaker. Robert F. Worthley, Harry Woodward.

Iillian R. Anthony. Florence E. Backhaus, Agnes J. Bayton.

Harriet L. Booth. Corn Billard, Florence Campbell, Irene Carl in, Marie C. Desmond, Annie L. Dwyer, Charlotte E.

Hesse. Elizabeth Haviland. Emelia Kil llan. Ruth E. Lundgren.

Taura E. Lee. Amy Levy. May A. Murray, Llllie E.

Nelson, A dele C. Ruhlman. Margaret E. Riddel, Oliver M. Russell, Alice L.

Ray. Gertrude Russ, Irene M. Shaw. E. Loretta Sheeran, Bessie H.

Taylor, Ida L. Taylor, Julia A. Witte. Bella Weill. Graduated by Examination Charles B.

Benson, William K. Carroll. Chauncey Drummond. Arthur Earle. George ai.

Flanlgan, Leonard H. Harding, Charles Henry, George C. Jurgenson. Ernest G. Kegan.

Charles J. Lundy. David R. Peterson, E. Reynolds, Joseph Shanley, Charles H.

Scheper, Maude L. De Milt. Emily Dowling, Louise Mc Kee, Ethel Schwartz. Ada Scommodan. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

16. Exempted from Examination Otto Kuhnemann, Oliver R. MacMahon. Matthew Cohen, John W. Boeder, Robert W.

Reld, Carl E. Marquardt, Leslie W. Smith. Joseph A. Stern, William V.

Taaffe, Clinton S. Sciioles. Emil Lehrlan. James Horey, Wilson C. Forshav.

Joseph A. Gorman, Albert K. Hill, Herbert V. Jacobs. Edwin A.

Stillman. Andrew F. O'Donnell, Edwin C. Sinsabaugh, William J. Holmes.

Alice E. Wentworth, Gertrude W. I ottdon. Lucretia A. Hllcken.

Eleda Van Alen, Ruth Heldenhelm. Esther E. Hand. Hattte Stiefel, Marion Ten Eyck, Emma D. Trumbull.

Zoe. M. Olga Spahn, Katherine Martin. Ida E. Tleleke.

Agnes M. McQuade. Clara E. Petersen, Elizabeth K. Calkins.

Minnie Cohen. Grace D. Hart, Margaret A. Gaffney, Margaret M. Shanks.

Graduated by Examination Mortimer Keating, James S. McConnell. Wlllard H. Moody. Arthur D.

Mops, Louis L. Neidrach, Henry C. N'iemeyer, Mortimer Reynolds. Gilbert B. Van Denfange.

Isabel E. Bohnert. Jane Daniels. Margaret T. Daley, Rose Frank.

Elizabeth M. O'Rourke, Elsie L. Smith, IriiH J. Tuttle, Grace O. Thompson.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 17. Exempted from Examination Emily Joy. Joseph T. Gaoler.

Josephine II. Tully. Cassia C. Leonard. George F.

Owens, E. Voetz, Edna M. Bon zei. William J. Young, George Coldewey.

May E. Whaling. Marj' M. McKenna, Frieda M. Sieden berg.

William J. Way rick. A. Beatrice A. Collins, Emil K.

Johnson, Sophie j. Frank, Anna L. Goldberg. Anna L. Heisman.

Minnie W. Spreng, Adelaide V. Alnwick. Graduated by Examination John Bender. James J.

David A. Posn. Henry Schriefer, Adelaide Kahrs, Tlllie M. Wagner. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

IS. Exempted from Examination Richard F. Kat zer. Henry Hoehle. John C.

Freese, George Schoepp. Stopht a. Spratt. Otto J. Aumuller, I Ienry L.

SalnPter. Norman Smith. Lily Klug. Josephine Randal. Mary tihoofcofT, Georgiana Lenz, Anna B.

Lenz. 'aroltne Giessel. Helene Flegen heimer. Isabel F. Feder.

Graduated bv Examination William H. Brere ton, William H. Barrdell. George A. Croatman.

Isaac Elkin. Louis P. Gfrocrer. Frederick J. .1.

Kflwh, Robert A. Keller, Edward .1. Enierem, Joseph Rotter. Charles A. Raf tery.

Charles Shookoff. William J. Spink. Annie M. Reckon.

Julia E. Pombert, Margaret H. i' rbp, Johanna Goehcko. Lillian Kysel. Caroline Kopp, Rosa A.

W. Kurtz. Isabel Ferlman, Rose Schup bach, Katharine Sfbapfer. Catharine Sever! n. Cecilia Strerkert.

Tearle, William A. Sehaet. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 10. Exempted from Examination Ethel W.

Hunt. Albert Tienken. I.sador Levinpon. Adelaide M. Barker.

Mary A. Schumat ker, Edna M. Beecher. Louisa A. Jaeger, Gert rude Borenstein.

Donald Mackenzie. Laura C. iSpre tiger, Cecil R. Dudley. William J.

Gregory. Rose "Wendler. Mildred Robert J. Ricket. Frederick Schelter.

Bessie Schultz. Samuel Aronson, George Pfarrer, Emma. Rodgers, Helen Drlscoll. Edward Nolan, George James Short. Edward Blitz.

Theresa Seeler. Rose Spitz. Victor Wichum. Martha Zmudzinski. George Krick.

Ralph Webb, Mary E. Bennett. Valentine RrennelP, Lottie Miller. josepJi J. Schumacker.

Michael Russ, Abraham Spirgel. Graduated by Examination Robert Atkinson, Charles Doll, William S. Fales. William Koopman, George Kane. John MeConeghy, Harry Patten, August J.

Segelke. Robert Wicks, Mary L. Curley, Lizzie Germann, Jennie Graham, Edith Gray. Lillian Harrison, Lillian Leap, Daisy Lynch, May McDermolt, Nellie Murray. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

23. Exempted from Examination William Conley, George Harris. Frank Foran. John Schaefer. William Barnes.

John Ganley. William Berker. Henry Meyer. Frank Ward. Charles Heltman.

Madeline Nutt, Josephine Bussell. Catharine Carroll, Dorothea Morris. May Sheffield, Norma Small. Mabel C. Eraser, Minnie V.

Covern. Lillian E. Dauber. Susan E. Donnelly.

Margaret. M. Galletly, Jean netre M. Dolan. Theresa .1.

Doyle. Josephine Brown. Mary J. Hilgenhaus. Graduated hy Exa minat ion CTharles Carlson, Daniel Cat roll, Joseph Clark.

John Daly, Peter Heckel. Louis May. Joseph Newman, Charleo Prentioo. William Walenta. Estello J.

Kenney, May Nelligan, Josephine F. Reinert. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 25. Exempted from Examination May A.

Dooley, Rosella B. Spitz. Charlotte E. Whaler. Edwin G.

Hatch. Henry F. Horstmann. Edythe M. Parker, Arthur M.

Woodard. R. Everett Morrison, Robert. B. Ackerman, Lizzie W.

Giller, Walter H. McAvoy. Florence E. Steel. Florence E.

Tut hill. Charles 1'. Wulpern. Agnes M. Smith, Edna M.

Hornhucktd, Georgo F. Haggerty. Dorothy Morton, M. Mabel Beasley, Elsie Beer. George M.

Prichard. Arthur G. Schaffner. Dora L. Zoell John A.

Carney. William T. Orr. Gustave V. Wt sthetm.

Frederick A. Mason. Catharine Stivmbel. Elizabeth E. Palmer.

Hazel A. Pike, Martha M. Nellie M. Beed. Marie L.

Hoist, May F. Kinsley, A. Maude Rodreguez. Abbia M. Robinson.

E. Marguerite Ivlmay. Vola W. Porter, Jennie E. Quay, Susie E.

Ochs. May E. Park. Sarah MarienholT. Lilian M.

Tomklns, Etta Marks. E. Ryan. Samuel Marks. Charlotte F.

Schuler, Ethel L. Overt. Minnie S. Lettmann, OK. ar W.

Emil H. Walldorf. Jennie E. Vaughan. Lillie P.

Hutchinson. Sadie V. Smith, r. Ashwell. .1.

Smith. May E. Delanev, Nathan Clara L. Brown. Louisa A.

Woll, Edna M. Leighton. crraduatd be Examination Louis B. Altreuter, Arthur A. Arnow.

Francis C. Buckenberger, Joseph E. Byrne, Arthur W. Caiiand. Charles R.

Cook. Ralph A. Hamilton. Richard W. Helwig, Harrv R.

Hertwig. George T. Ju cocks. Robert M. L.

Johnstone. Joseph M. Kchoe. William II. Kroutziger.

Alphonse Lewis. Neil J. McConlogue. John H. V.

Peterson. Thomas J. Sammond, Joseph J. Sbafer. William A.

Smith, Florence A. Ehlinger. Florence Foulks. Eugenia Gardner, Grace Gleason. Adelaide B.

Harrison. Edna M. Jacobs, Margaret L. Johnston. Dorothy Knoop, Adele B.

Macoy, Caroline L. McGovorn. E. Edith Mead. Bertie L.

Nichols, M. Grace Peck. Estelle J. Potts. Grace E.

Sweeny. Florence E. Wells, Hazel M. Young. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

26. Exempted from Examination Arthur Shannon. Henry Bcrrion, Arthur B. Walsh, William Penfold, Charles Scheuer. Bernard Hughes, William D.

Gale. Bernard Harvey. Frank B. Hayes, William J. Maasen.

Edward Connor, Christopher Von Than, Alfred Whitehead, Edward Rowe, Frank Vanderoef, Fred Fittlngoff, Frank Plumer, Albert P. Blakeley. Josenh Kelly. Flint B. Wright, Joseph Rueff.

August Neddormoyor. Alfred Coe, Bay S. Edwards. Charles Plummer, Arnold L. Hr ins.

Nlel Lowe, Charles B. Sweet, Arthur Minohin. Edward J. Stein. Charles R.

Tichenor, Foster M. Murray, Edith I. Oassidy. Ida Fischer, Edith F. Stanton, Alfarata J.

Burton. Clara A. For.i, Louise E. Mager, Carollno K. Neumer, Jessie M.

Wellbrock. Mav L. Connell. Avis Burtls, Irene F. Arkell.

Marea C. Ball. Elizabeth Kealey. Hllma Lrhmann. Annie E.

Brerver. Mae G. Higglns. Minnie M. Platte.

Mabel V. Kartzmark, Grace T. Stringham. Ethel Condit, Hazel M. rorrp.

Edna M. Flugge. Harriet Armstrong, Emma S. Pryor. Ida M.

Martens. Harriet C. Wade. Emilv c. Stuotzer.

Grace Rankin. Mathilda Trumpet. Elizabeth J. Ferrie, Florence E. Walsh, Christina IleldenhHni, Helen M.

Denton, Cornelia M. Mitchell. Graduated bv Examination Phillip E. Conwav, John II. Diehl.

George Felton, William A. Godfrey. Howard T. Grav. Bruno Hersohon, Charles Kuhnert.

Charles McCollum. John Meyer, August Schmidt, Harvey 'Simmons. Josenh LeGrando Smith. Arthur Stoeckel, William C. Worth.

Lillian Anderson, Pllzaheth Buchenholz. J. TTenrlettn Clarke. orettn A. Field, Mary K.

Helns. Minnie Kottler. Llllie V. Lutz, Amelia F. Marx.

Isabel M. Cecilia E. Boeper. Henrietta A. Pchmaeler, Grace N.

Smith. Margaret F. flmyth, Grace M. Tienken. Mnrle A.

Van Schnonhoven, Grace E. Wade, Louise Wolf. Isabella A. Wuertz. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

27. Exempted from Examination Edna Moreland, John J. Collins. Emamial Petersen. May C.

Rams bothatn. Philip S. Coughltn. Graduated by Examination William A. Collins, Edward A.

Glensnn. Martha C. Hughes. Elizabeth G. T.yneh.

Anna E. Murphy. Mary P. Itcardnn. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

.10. Pycmpted from Examination Katie Bohmlur, Kellv. Mary Fltzglbbon. Nellie Sundatrotn, Nellie Smith. Johanna Daumberger.

Amelia Bnl lick Nellie Keevan. Josle Townsend. Graduated by Examina ion Charles Johnston, Henry Meyer. Arthur Stelner. Gus Steensen.

Tena Anderson. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. nl. Florence V. Frere.

Gertrude r. Moloney. Anna E. Angcll. Nora F.

Dee. Walter A. Whelan. Edward Gritting. August Walpole, Margaret F.

M. Cloy. Dora B. Grete, Gertrude Slmrer, Susan Flvnn. Gertrude Laswlck.

Edith C. Smith, Maud M. Palmer. Fannie M. Koolmel.

Grnduated by Exnmlna tlon Edward Campbell, Marv F. Kavanngh. A MM AR SCHOOL NO. 32. Exempted from Examination F.

Ernest Rlchtir. Harry J. Smith, Archlo B. Zahn, Harold K. Smith, A GREAT MANY PEOPLE Dpn't know that we handle little things, but we do Ties, Feathers, Laces, Gloves, Ribbons, cleaned or dyed, and are given as much attention as the larger orders.

JSSTATEH ISLANDS 482 Fulton St, JXerf, Door W. Lower's, 11,177 Fulton and 168 Pierrepont Sts. Telephones, nd Main. Send for 'Booklet. This Promotion Day in Brooklyn and the Record Is a Fine One.

1,249 PASS BY EXEMPTION. Names of All the Successful Pupils in Grammar and Parochial Schools. primary and intermediate schools in the pub He school system of Brooklyn and graduation day in forty five grammar schools. The latter distinction also obtains in eighteen parochial schools. The graduates from the grammar and parochial schools are entitled to admission to the high schools.

The registration in the latter began this morning. A total of 2.033 pupils are entitled to this higher schooling, of which 1,003 go from the grammar schools and 1 0 from the parochial schools. Under the system of exemption from examinations for graduation, adopted by the School Board at the suggestion of Dr. Edward G. Ward, borough superintendent of schools, the number of pupils graduated has in every instance been larger and the results thus far have been excellent.

In the forty five grammar schools 1,249 pupils were exempted from these examinations, while 654 were successful in them. In the eighteen parochial schools the exemptions numbered 86. and those who passed the examinations numbered 43. Tn June the figures stood as follows: Forty fourgrammar schools, exempted, passed examinations, a total of 1.M43. Twenty "six parochial schools, exempted.

103; passed examinations. 142. or 2A in all, making a whole total of y.lSS. There arc now six high schools open in 'Brooklyn the Girls High School, the Boys' High School, the Manual Training High School. Erasmus Hall High School, the Commercial "High School and the Eastern District High School, the latter of which opened its doors for registration' for the first time this morning.

That the whole number of 2.033 entitled "to admission to these schools will bo taken care of is coniidently expected by Superintendent Ward, particularly as about new sittings will be afforded in the Eastern District High School, and the Commercial High School is competent to care for about 300 more than were originally enrolled. Tint, the exact distribution made of the present list of graduates will not be known for several days, for, while all those entitled to admission to the high schools have the original choice of where they would like to go. many will have to be governed by the capacity of the schools of their selection. The complete list of graduates from the grammar and parochial schools is as follows: ORAM MAR SfHOOL NO. 1.

Kxmpter from lixami nation Petf T. "Rerker, William Rofssle. fre K. Lrmnsbery, Carl A. Heilman, Charles II.

Williams, FreilerW'k A. Astill. A. Kennedy. Mamie McDonald, Mic K.

Ttathbun. Florence M. F.ullenknmp, Laura Meehr, Kthel I. fnk. Ml Man M.

Kannr, Kfina Mapps, Ray Robinson, Laura Wen Oradunted bv Kxamination. Julius Grloco. Sid nev Sr ott. Man K. Iv11sen.

Florence M. HasUm. Viva Hoagland. Alma HolIrn, k. Katharine I.

McClornon. GRAMMAR SHODI, 2 Exempted fruin Kxaniinatfon. Marj' H. Hcffor na n. EthM V.

Pop John A da Ir. Th oma Z. Foley Frederick Wilson. L.eettr D. Porlersen.

Morris B. Miner. Francos Francos T. McKibbon. Mllian 'Kirolf.

Lnuie Oelston. Mnbel E. Witte. Anna i Iailu Kprif. Robert A.

'Fmlth, Henry a. Pr nck. I Trr.ef W. Rogers, Florence A. Simiwn.

ICup.no T. inprer. Belle Alexandf r. Marsuret rnvth, Elizabeth N. Kearney.

Charlotte M. Walk trishaw, "harlot re M. Hunter." John J. Abraham. Wluirr T.

Tallnhan, Ira P. Alexnndcr 11. Kal I.cch. Harry Ij. Finlev.

William i. SchaeCcr. Gra'duated by Kxaminatinn. Clarence A. tt per.

Seymour i.iot tzel, Harry Daniel. Jesse A. Df William Koiiier, Severre Tj. "Kroiustadt, Jesse Smith. Hannah F.

Fncrnrty, Beatrice Greenbaum, Henrietta A. Tlubburt, Clara Grammar school no. a. Exempted 'from Kxanihm tiwi. Pauline K.

Richer. Stanton W. Smith. Alfred M. Judklns.

Addie M. Friedman. Frank jottsch. Harold H. Donald pnn.

Charles TI. OH her t. Harder D. Tnppinsr, Dorothv C. Rowoll.

H. Buckler. Phvfe H. Mewollvn. Clarence P.

Kaydock. Vb to R. Ze man. Annie P. T.el.

H. dy.r. Irvin Rugp. Charlotte A. Rollrnan, May U.

Rpdmayne, Grace 13. D. Pannelce, James V. Maney. Km lite M.

Cornell. Robert M. A. Roberts. Frank Ham den.

Florence M. Seboverli nr. Delano, Isabel C. Mettler. I tichnrd F.

VanWranken. Percy F. HoIHday. Harold IF. J.

Morlarity. Wiiliain Van Tlutn. Besnio Bowers. May M. "ook.

Alice P. Wells. A a are V. F. rivere.

trud F. Ptnder. Willlp H. Horninrmann, T.izzie M. Ptevenson.

Grnee rninhani, i'dward B. 'on Icllnfr. Walter C. Dunn. Randall U.

Lake. Arthur R. Chalmers. May F. ''r tlin.

Willio Mnlh r. P. Williamson. Chnrl K. A lbcrs.

TTnrv X. T.ucTter. Olentwnvih G. S. hmnnnp.

Maude c. Washington, Smltb. Graduated by Fxa i a i on Grand B. pera Walter A. Cheshire, U'illa'n A.

Carlt. Edward B. Walter V. c. Kohler.

Robert F. McNnb. Openr A. Smilh. Tloldridpe, Emma Byrnes.

Sadir Esther Dunham, Mlian A. Tnuiaif. M. ssir M. TViHefc.

Graro J. Krskine. Inez R. Elli'. Anna M.

Krn; Ptrorn. Edna M. Gallaer. SHmn O. Grouse, Violet Haver.

EfH HI le Cm ha ri n. A R. Emma T. Kuehborth. Xellio Lm kwood, nnie F.

McAdam. EvantreMne A. Rothermel', Clara Zleslp. Eleanor 11. Timrn, Lulu A.

Wolbera GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. ExemptPfT from Fxaniinat IonMay A. Neuherg pr Gertrude B. Linn. Josephine M.

Carroll. Anna y. Edward V. Roonov. L.

Crnchett, ffhar1es B. Grav. Ada Hooker. Cos tello. Tohn T.

McWmiams. Jsahpl O'Learv. Phomas Gallftprher. John H. Chnnee, Cornelius A 6'Learv.

Isabel V. Kennedy. J. Frances Kennedy. Annie Tt.

Epwortb. Frank A. river. Graduated by Examina tlon Charles H. Carter, Harrv Goldman.

Alexander Hnmlltnn, Ani A. Benks. Marc ni pl G. H. Fanny Gnrdev, Ellen C.

McGowan, GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 0. Exempted from Examlnaf Inn Louiw Zilver, Ravmord G. Forbes. Leonard Kent.

F. Osmond TVettrntrs. Gilbert P. Hall, Lewis W. TToskins, William G.

Pope, John Low. H. Gustavo Johnson, Henrv A. Miller. Walter T.

StUlpll, John A. Warrls. William M. likens. Gerire E.

He.ndershatt. Frank Snyder. ''Inrnro Gantif Percy Ja ms, Florence B. Chlnnock. Anita W.

Palmer. Edith M. Blake. Marion L. Parker.

Edirh M. Eiehbaiicr. Ella V. Serlbnor. Gladvs W.

Phlnns. Grace E. Troy, Eflle Carrlntfn. Jov J. Hi.l i.

TTenrlelta P. Lamp. Cora. M. Osborn.

Gortrtid f. Alice Rurke, Ruth Know'ton, Adoli O'Brien. A.pnes KelU Taei t. Bunier. Ha sol E.

McNab. Cnrolvn T. Robe. KlfUn A. Poer.

Aler cdea Mondez. Lillio Kloslcr. Hnriett T. Bobl. Mav V.

Dowries. Julia M. Splller. Lillian E. hrmnn.

Lucy G. Tvnor. Graduated by Examination Charles F. nrker, Andrew F. Johnson, G.

Lee. Harry Pir Wvnne, IT. A'oiinc, Flnr. nc V. Allen.

Abble C. Black. Pauline M. Bocirrt. Henrietta Carnentcr.

Mlnnlo M. Onrey. Acnes IT. Conntv. Lfiv 'Darbv.

Florpnce M. Foenev. Flor ence M. Alma R. Kellv.

loftphinc V. Lalier. Mario Minnie T.on. Maml" Mnnen, J. Rittenhauer.

Bessie Stewirt Mary C. Stewart. Man L. WlUon. Annie L.

Wrabb. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. in. Exemnted from Examination James McGann, Mnpraeline Nelson. Freflerick W.

ToppH. Vera Snpor. Emmeline Gnrrsrens. John C. Htinie.

Isidore Berry, Harrv Th.itchr. Hannah F. Chris tlanfen, Lucy V. TTHport. Grorslne C.

H'uldah C. FetorRon. Leonard Hufner. Genrfro Mans. Max Miller.

Antoinette M. Anderson Jps pIp E. Brown, LUI iii A. McCnurt. Pout rice B.

Roberts. Bertha J. Rohirp. Graduated bv ExanilnntlonTobias S. Breltzer, Thomas F.

Daly. JnMus Muller Frank Smvth Albert W. Swenson. Gabriel A. Wedv Flrrep.

Douffhertv. F'orenee K. Huivkii Einronh IT Johnson. Meud Macl "rep TTelrp r.ilinn V. Staer.

Mnrc nret E. Smith. Minnie Thonef Louise A. WpRpmatin, Jennie M. Will In ms GRAMMAR SCHOOL Nn.

Exempted from Exutnlnat Ion Ibtrrv ")i er Frank K. Ewlnff. John H. T'eper. Edward Hnr rlntt.

Kenneth Knowles. Claronco W. Ixiwis 1 brt S. Rockwood, Harold H. Smith.

Salvador J. Alvcrzo, Ffodcrich W. Lang, Fred W. Schahnlns, IN EXCESS OF $1, Bill to Overcome Court of Appeals Decision Reported Favorably by Committee. TO BE LEVIED LIKE 0THERTAXES No Reference to Enforcement of Franchise Tax Law Contained in the State Board's Annual Report.

Albany, February 2 The first step taken by the Legislature In relation to increasing taxation in the state, as suggested in the recommendations of the Special Tax Commission, occurred to day, when the taxation and retrenchment committee of the Assembly reported favorably Mr. Treat's bill, which provides that individual deposits in savings banks of $1,000 or over shall be taxable in the same manner as other personal property not exempt from taxation. The act is to take effect June 1, 1900. The Court of Appeals has held that depositors in savings banks were exempt from taxation. It is hinted rather broadly that this unexpected move on the part of the cities committee has a close relation to the tax bill now in the same committee and may be accepted as a threat that if the banks object too strenuously about the tax on mortgages this measure will be passed as a punishment or as a retaliation.

As the savings banks hold an enormous amount of railroad and other corporate mortgages, their objection to the mortgage tax is natural. It would mean an immense reduction in their revenues. Yet if this other bill is to be used as a flail it might be called an effective one. The State Board of Tax Commissioners today submitted to the Legislature its annual report. It is a brief document and has no reference to what has been done by the board in the way of inforcing the provisions of the franchise tax law.

It is as follows: "Four appeals were in 18P9 made to this board from county equalizations. Three of these were settled by stipulation, one was heard and decided. Were article 3, chapter 820. laws of 1896, compulsory instead of optional, or were the state table method employed by counties more equitable equalizations between tax districts would prevail. "One half the counties of the state were officially visited in 1899.

as directed by law of 1S9C. "Since formulating the table of state equalization fhe board has devoted itself to preparation for assessment of special franchises. In this work it has had the co operation of Governor Roosevelt and of the State Department. The services of special counsel. Hon.

J. Newton Fiero, assigned by the Attorney General, have been constant and valuable. "For several months past the subject of ceneral taxation has been intrusted to a Joint committee of your number. In defer encp to such, condition the board has herein no suggestions or recommendations to ad vanee. I "By the middle of April next special fran I chise values must De certmea to.

rtocnester, Buffalo and Xew York cities containing the bulk of such values. Much preliminary Iabor remains to be done, and hearings must be had. "Certain amendments essential to simplification and effectiveness of the special franchise law are being now prepared, under our direction, for action of the Legislature." In the Assembly this morning the bill of Mr. Lewis making it a misdemeanor for any person to solicit from a candidate for any elective office, money or other property as a consideration for a newspaper or other publication supporting any candidate for an elective office, was passed. This measure is intended to do away with temporary publications during campaign seasons.

Mr. Fallows to day introduced a proposed amendment to the New York charter regarding the Department of Finance, which pro iloo Vi oil Antro rf inwnlvlniT on i V1 1 gation payable from the city treasury for work done or supplies to be furnished and not made at public letting shall be evidenced by orders or requisitions in writing upon forms to be approved by the Controller and signed by the proper head of department. Such orders shall either state the specific amount agreed upon for the work or supplies or that payment therefor shall be at the cur rent market price, but in either event it 1 nUnll V.n fUo nanoKfmanf if 17" i 5 i i Tn ine eimS i Tie city treasury arising thereunder to deduct any charge in excess of current market rate. No claim shall be enforceable against the City of New York for work done on supplies furnished and not arising out of a contract made at public letting and excepting purchases for contingencies of less than S10 unless the same shall have been duly ordered by the proper head of department in the manner here provided. Claims settled and adjusted by the Controller under authority of this act shall, if no appropriation in the budget be properly applicable thereto, be paid from the proceeds of revenue bonds, provided, however, that where such claim shall amount to $10,000 or more the approval of the Mayor shall be obtained before payment is made.

In the case of contracts payable in whole or in part from assessments upon the property benefited, the aggregate amount to be entered into by the City of Xew York in any one year shall not exceed the amount to be authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment for such year, and no such contract shall be binding unless the Controller shall indorse thereon his certificate that the amount thereof, together with the amount of all similar contracts entered into during the current year, does not exceed the aggregate amount authorized by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment. In the House, this morning Leader of the Majority Alids presided in the absence of Speaker Xixon. and Mr. Kelsey assumed the majority leadership. Mr.

Henry's bill for shorter hours for the drug clerks in Xew York City and regulating inspections of drug stores, on order of second reading, was objected to by Mr. Dillon of New York, and under the rules it went over until Monday night. These bills were passed: Mr. Russell Authorizing the agent and warden of Sing Sing State Prison to sell Xational Guard uniforms left on their hands at public or private sale. Mr.

Allds Authorizing the State Engineer and Surveyor to continue work on topographic survey arid map of the state, and appropriating J30.000 therefor. Senator Wagner Authorizing the Board ot Estimate and Apportionment of New York City to release the interest of the city to certain lands in Brooklyn on Bushwick avenue. Mr. Fallows Mazet committee bill, which repeals section 1.527. relative to the publication in the City Record of the registry of voters, so as to provide for only one list, two beine published under the present law Adjournment was then taken until Monday, 1 at o'clock.

The cities committee or me Assembly to 1 day reported favorably Mr. Rodenbeck's bill which permits the granting of certificates of! competency to plumbers by an examining hnsird of any city of the state. The certifi cates will entitle the person holding them to registration and the right and privilege to engage in the business of employing or mas ter plumber in an cities or tne state. Liability of Employers for Injuries Sustained by Their Employes. Senator Ford to day introduced his bill of last year for the extension of liability of employers for personal injuries sustained by their employes in their service.

It provides that where an injury results by reason of any defect of mnrhtnery used which arose from or had not ieen discovered owing to the negligence of the employer or by reason of any person in the service of the employer exercising the duty of superintendence, or by reason of any person having charge of any signal, switch, locomotive engine or train upon a railroad, the employe, or in case the injury results in death tha legal representa lives of the employe shall have the right of I compensation ami remeaies against the employer as If the employe had not been in the service of the employer nor engaged in his work. A car in use by or iu the possession of a railroad company shall be considered a part of the machinery or the company using it, whether owned by it or some othor company. I i I I I 1 1 i tions by Governor Roosevelt: Bradinh Johnson, manager of the tons Island State Hospital: Enoch V. Stoddard," commissioner of the State Board of Charities for the Seventh Judicial District: Hugh McRob erts. a commissioner of quarantine.

After the introduction of several bills the Senate adjourned until Monday evening. Assemblyman Honeck has introduced a bill providing that no railroad company operating in cities of the first class shall collect a greater rate of fare than l.r cents for a ride from one point to another. This shall not affect, however, any lower rate heretofore established by law. ALLEGE FERRARO IS INSANE. Justice Almet F.

Jenks has denied an application for the appointment of commissioners to inquire into the mental condition of Antonio Ferraro. who is under sentence of death in Sing Sing forkilling anItalian. Jlusac Front street. Justice Jenks soys that he has no jurisdiction or powers to srant the motion, Ferraro's counsel, Hugo Ilirsh, contended on the trial that Ferraro was insane and he said on his application for commissioners to see whether Antonio was insane, that the question of Ferraro's sanity had not been fully gone into. Assistant.

District At torney R. IT. Elder contended that the matter had been settled in the Court of Appeals. which had affirmed' the judgment of convic tion. FIRE CHIEF'S NARROW ESCAPE.

Chicago, February 2 Fire Chief Swenie had a narrow escape from death early to day in the burning Rauch Furniture Manufacturing Company's factory. The veteran head of the department was overcome by smoke and fell unconscious in the rear of the office on the first floor. Members of Engine Company Xo. 3 bore Chief Swenie from the building just in time to save his life. The damage to the Rauch Manufacturing Company will, reach 575,000.

BODIES OF SOLDIERS SENT EAST. San Francisco, February 2 The remains of forty eight soldiers, brought here from the Philippines a week ago, have heen shipped to relatives and friends the dead in various states, principally in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, South Dakota and Nebraska. About seventy five yet remain at the Presidio. CHURCH SEMI CENTENNIALS. Three Important Celebrations Treated Of in the Eagle Library's February Issue.

"Church Semi Centennial" is toe title of the February issue of the Eagle Library. In It will be found compacted a volume of useful and entertaining information not accessible in anv other way. The observance of the semi centennial of Plymouth Church occupies a large part of this book, and this includes reports of the services held recently in Ply mouth Church: of the jubilee services in 1S9T; of the last sermon, preached by the Rev. Dr. S.

H. Cox. in First Presbyterian Church, which stood on Cranberry street, where the Sunday Plvmouth church now stands; the first sermon preached by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher (then of Indianapolis, in the same edifice on the following Sunday; the first sermon preached by Mr. Beecher in the present Plymouth Church, as its pastor; the last 'sermon by Mr, Beecher just previous to his death, and the last public prayer offered by him on the same occasion.

There are also the announcement of Mr. Beecber's departure under the title "The Sturdy Oak:" the funeral services in Greenwood Cemetery; tributes by the Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. and the Rev. Amory Bradford.

D. of Montclnir, X. reminiscences by old members of Plymouth Church, and a full report, as it was published in the Eagle, of the memorable ceremony of unvail ing the statue of Mr. Beecher, which stands in front of the borough hall. Interspersed with the reading matter are a number of illustrations which serve to give value to the book as a literarv and historical souvenir worthv of preservation.

nf Included In this Library are the reports of the semi centennial services of South Third street Presbyterian Church with biographical fetches of the passtor emeritus, the Rev Dr. J. D. Wells and the pastor, the Rev. Newell W.

Wells, with illustrations. The concluding contribution to this historical book the semi centennial service at the East Rpfnrmed Church. Altogether, the present issue of the Eagle Library is in every way a valuable reinforcement to the historical literature of Brooklyn, and will doubtless be duly appreciated by thousands of readers. It is Xo. 39.

The price is 5 cents, and it may be obtained at the Eagle publication office, or at any of the branches In Brooklyn and Manhattan. TRAILED BY THE CHIEF. Head of Readings Police Force Causes the Arrest of Two Men in New York. Aaron S. Heiligman.

2G years old. of Madison street, and his brother, Simon. 24 years old, of 711 East One Hundred and Forty sixth street. Manhattan, were arrested at the residence of Simon at 5 o'clock this morning by Detective Sergeants McConville and Barrett of the Central on information furnished by Milton J. Miller, Chief of Police of Reading.

who has followed the men from that place and who alleges that they are fugitives from justice. They were arraigned before Magistrate Olmsted, in the Jefferson Market police court. Manhattan, and remanded until to morrow to await the arrival of George A. Scnlectol. a jeweler of Reading, who asserts that the prisoners obtained from him goods to the value of $400 by means of worthless cheeks.

It Is believed that a number of other storekeepers in Reading were swindled in the same manner by the two men, who are peddlers of small wares, going from city to city. Chief of Tolice Miller followed, them to El mlra. N. and was iso close'on (heir trail there that he prevented them from doing any businfss in that city, and they hurried to New Yo rk City Miller says that altogether they obtained goods valued at between $2,000 and $3,000 in Reading, paying for them with worthless paper. FIRE AT YOTJSrGSTOWN, O.

xotai win Aggregate Between S40O.00O and $500,000 Youngstown. February 2 Fire last night completely destroyed the three story brick buildings occupied by J. N. Euwer's Sons' dry goods, and the McBlroy Company, furniture dealers. The large department of G.

M. McKelvey Company, which adjoins Euwer's store was badly damaged by water. The total loss will aggregate between $400, 000 and $500,000. Tito individual losses are: McElroy and Etiwer. Scott Jones, piano dealers, McKelvey $200,000.

The loss is covered by SO per cent, of insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown. During the progress of the fire, John Mills, a spectator, dropped dead from heart disease and C. A. Patterson was struck on the head by a piece or nrteu itien reu irom one of tho DUUomgs.

1 ne uieineu suueiea severely from the cold weather, the mercury being a uii. STEAMER MARSTONMOOB. FLOATED Cape Henry. February 2 The British, steamer Marstonmoor. Captain Grant, from Naples, which was floated yesterday at New Inlet, N.

C. where she went ashore on January 29. passed in the Capes this morning bound to Hampton Roads for orders. SUPPOSE your house is on fire, what is the easist way to summon the Fire Department? TELEPHONE SERVICE. Jersey Telephone Co.

81 WILI.OCGHBY STREET, BROOKLYN. Ti. Y. SERVICE IV RESIDENCE AS IOW AS 2.00 A MONTH. OF PROCEDURE IN SCHOOL LEGISLATION.

Committee Bills to Be Drawn and Action Expected by End of Next Week. OUR INTERESTS IN GOOD HANDS, Governor to Hold Conferences Withi Seth "Lovr and Others on Trust, Corporation and Educational Legislation. (Special to the Eagle.) Albany, February 2 Whatever may taka place in the way of school legislation, Brooklyn win. not come out the small end of tho horn. The Assembly cities committee has appointed a sub committee, composed of Edward C.

Brennan as chairman, Gherardi Davis. Abram C. Degraw. Patrick J. Trainor and John McKeown.

On this committee Brooklyn has three representatives out of the five, and in the. Senate sub committee not.only are there three Brooklynites Senators Marshall, Davis and McCarren but Mr. Ahearn of Manhattan will be with them in every way possible. That gives Brooklyn a good working majority and there may be added to this advantage the fact that Messrs. Ford and Elsberg have pushed their personal feelings 60 far that the opposition is as much against them as it is against the measures." they represent.

Brennan and Ford, the chairmen of the committees, will hold a conference to day. Already the committees have agreed upon a plan of procedure. Each is to draft a committee bill, if no one. of the measures now before them is acceptable, and that is no longer a supposition fjut a fact. Both committees having prepared their bills, joint sessions will be held day and night with the idea of closing up the matter next week and being ready for decisive action in the Legislature before February 10.

Chairman Brennan invites suggestions from teachers, principals and members of the boards of education and. in fact, all men and women who may be interested in school legislation. He told the Eagle correspondent to day that a new bill, taking in all the best features ot the other measures and carrying more suggestions made at the hearings, would probably have to be drawn. In the meantime. Assemblyman Fallows" emergency salaries bill has been placed on special orders and will be passed, according Leader Allds, immediately after the read ing of the journal on Mouday night.

Conference on Trust and Corporation Legislation. Before the Legislature again convenes next week a great deal of important work will have been done by Governor Roosevelt in the line of bills bearing upon trusts, educational, tax and other leading subjects for thi3 year's session. To day the executive officer of the state will hold a conference with President Seth Low of Columbia University. Professor Jenks of Cornell University. Speaker Nixon, Leader Allds of the Assembly, Assemblymen Croley of Westchester and Gherardi Davis ot New York and' Senators Humphreys.

Higgins, Brown. Elsberg and Stranahan. The principal topic of the conference, which will take after luncheon, at the Executive Mansion, will be trust and corporation, legislation. Professor Jenks has been freely consulted by the Governor, both in the preparation of his message and on the bills which have been drawn up or are in the process of. formulation with a view to carrying out the recommendations he made in regard to trust legislation.

iu that, message. Several plans have been suggested and worked out, but no definite idea has yet been decided upon owing to the desire on ihe part of the Governor to approach, the matter carefully and in such a way that a bill may result which will be reasonave and practicable enough to go through. The Governor emphatically stated this morning that no such drastic measures aa were presented last year would emerge with, his sanction during this session. Professor Jenks is a student of industrial affaire and. 'is what might be called a coa servativc auti trusf advocate.

Ho does not believe in revolutionary measures, but with the'Governor he does believe that something should be done to regulate this modern indu trial problem. Educational Matters Also to Be cussed. Seth Low will remain all night at the executive mansion and will continue the conference to morrow on educational matters. It said that he and Professor Nicholas Hurray Butler are in favor of the Elsberg bill, and that, in fact, with City Superintendent Maxwell they drew up the measure which cuts down the borough boards and very materially adds to the power of the central boards and. Incidentally, those of the City Superintendent'.

As Professor Butler is one of the most trusted and intimate friends of the Governor and is also a very near friend of City Superintendent Maxwell, the inference fs drawn that Mr. Blsberg's bill may be the one which will have the favor ot the. Executive. The fact that Senator Elsberg will also take part in the conference is, therefore, significant. In the matter of taxes the conference is not likely to take any definite shape, as nothing can Mo done in that line until after tho hearing on Wednesday.

Hundreds of letters are still coming in. most of them going to Assemblyman Degraw, the chairman of the committee, where the special tax bill now is. All the objections so far aro upon the mortgago tax: of half of 1 per cent. Many of them arc pathetic in character, and one Brooklyn doctor writes that he lias $100,000 out on mortgages, and that the tax will an exorbitant one on his Income. MISS WISSNER'S APPOINTMENT.

Miss Mary F. Wissner yesterday was ap pointed as private secretary by Justice Ma rean, in Supreme Court, with a salary of $1,500 a year. Miss Wissner is stenographer and typewriter, and is a cousin of Mrs. Marean. She is about 20 years old.

Her term of service will begin on Monday. JUDGMENT AFFIRMED. The appellate division of the Supreme Court, has affirmed the Judgment for obtained by Emily Ilieks. yrars old. against the Nassau line, in an action in which ir.

was testified, that while, crossing Central avenue she was knocked down by a trolley car and lout. a. leg. Fxfmnlpil from KxaminaTinn tlarris Rabino witz Tenuis J. Grsonl, Kaimn'I Rpr.l.

k. Ma.y Mpy.rpohn Jacob FrePrtman. t' Oolfi. Ati oV fj.c.t Julia Ritrentorff. PuKarninn.

Max H. Lifch'itz. Max II. Nado Iona FiKn Bal. Kate Fiedler.

bv Rxamlnation Tarob Berffrin. Th ral Greenbaum. Albert Levy, Abrani Pimon. Edna Becker Annie Fisner. tjertna l.

jiriiumsin. Annm i Kaplan. Ida Murch. Lillie Rattner, Rachel KousnlnpKy. iterina.

vj. jwjih, GRAMMAR PCHOnr, xo. Kxempted from Examinat Irin 'irjlet Brockle hurst, PJllzabeth Rieber. Hattie Khelley. Anna Butterlv.

Fva. Singer. Kmma Kaufmann. Meta Seifert. E.

EKle. Clara Grahams. Graduated by Examination ilepsle Arundel ATHrlrn Wrtrte Marcaret McAndrrv. Mary Mc Bumle. Fannie Mott.

Louise; Sf hrelher. Jennie Knaret. Florence walsn. GRAMMAR SCHOOL sn. 5.1.

Exempted from Examination Sherwood Moran. llmpKnn. Ford Moran. Walter J. Quaid.

Joseph P. deacon. James flowan. Roscoe illiams, Emma BrocK, i n. Tutn t.

woTiHolnb Helen K. Robinson. May Ml kolasch. 'Ada H. Pettit.

Mary A. Turtle. Marcaret Rr Tn lrtrto Hare. Graduated by Examination John jtv. Watt.

Ethel V. Flemlnsr. Mar .1. r.tne.i emon. GR.VMTHAR SCHOOL NT).

0. Exempted from Examination Alma Qulstram. William Kirschner, Walter Maun ton. E. McCon nell.

Graduated by Examination Ernest Ash. Henry Bredemier. Charles Donnelly, Archibald "tthlte, Marie Brown. Xellle Hancock. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

I'll. Exempted from Examination c. E. Cranch, Loretta Flynn. A.

Z. Peredseu. A. M. Davles.

A Gutheil Sophia Opper. George Brennan. Harrv N. Case. Hattie A.

Robinson. Joseph G. Ten Eyck N. Thlel. Ernest I.uldemann.

Caroline A Schmidt M. C. Deacon. Alice c. Deacon.

Lilly E. Harris. Ella L. Heinsen. Lottie jprnce.

Graduated bv Examination Joseph B. Fitzgerald. John Henry Richman. Harold Edgar an Wart. Frank Woods.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. W. Exempted from Examination Philip Musia. Edwin Bickforti. Bruno Guild.

Herbert Fitzgibbon, Mafnus Tofte, Emma Erickson, HeniT an Horn. Oooree Schilz. GenrE De Grofr. Nina Lewis. Emma Barrett.

Louise Mlmter. 3 eller. Graduated bv Examination Gustave h. Waldemar Muller, Bertha Hatilmier, Theodore Thormann. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

Exempted from Examination Walter L. Vashell, Lizzie J. Brown. Jeannette Frnnk. Albert M.

etd ler. Stewart D. Smith. Frederick S. At bertlr W.

Davis. Linda A. Allen. Llnyd .1. son.

Adele Bartmann. Vlrsinia A. Taylor. Graduated bv examination T. Ethelhert A land.

Frederi C. Dunn. Arthur H. Griesbach. Marsaret A.

Dunn, Julia V. Harrington, Minnie D. Pakstrom. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. us.

Kxenmti from Examination Harry Alegord, iv. Walfrid C.ustafso. Frank Hart. Oepn Jeuks. George Ijyons.

GonrKe Schaefer, Goor ire shields, U. irry Summerville. Frederick Vetu r. Gcraldine Blanchriel.l. Klizabeth ran Ida Kessler.

Belle Landman. May Murphy, Lottie presser. I.illte Randolph. Lena Weiss. Graduated bv Examination William Iierlin.

r. cv Plttrieh. Arthur Fennel. Louis F. Griffith, Kramer.

Charles Moore. Charles Schubert, Carl Suhr. Alexander Waconfochr. Louisa Raehel man. Jane McBurnle, Priscilla Quail.

Florence Svhmldt. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. M. Exempted from Examination Warren Elsing. Nicholas E.

N. lson. Rudolph F. St. OegKer.

Jacob Amreln. AKnes M. Whitney. May A. Lenz.

Charles E. Rothschild. Robert A. Woehr. Elsl D.Ii.

mb ke, Richard Downes. Arthur Eiseman. Franclo M. Gorman. Daniel Lane.

Wllhelmus R. Robinson. Robert Stiles. Vinoenz St. Oegser.

Leroy K. van Duvne Ralph E. Atkinson. Frank B. Bogart, Louis R.

Jackson. Conrad V. Quist. Isabella Sturm. Emma A.

Watts. Jessie F. Alln. May L. fluff Harry E.

Douniez. Adeline Dudley, charlotte' Earlv. (Jrjice M. Gartleman. Ruby F.

Male Evelyn c. Smith. Jennie S. Smith. Bertha Theo! Violet WIston.

Mary F. Nolan. Lilly r' RodenburK. Helen Townshend. Arlella Bryant, May A.

Carroll. Adele M. Harrington. S. Estelle Graduated bv Examination Isador H.

Berlowltz, George L. Kiv Harrv Meyersburg. Christopher Rhode Oscar Sountag, Judson R. Swift. Elmer Van Keuren.

Beatrice N. Cardwell. Alice R. Coke lev Florence A. Davidson.

Margaret C. Puffy, Lucy Dunmore. Maude M. Guggolz. Johanna C.

Notcboom, Ada V. Sarrlera List of Scholars From the Several Parochial Schools Entitled to Admission to the High Schools. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S Exempted from Examination Mary C. Smyth, Katherine R.

Diver Margaret Traynor. Caroline Kratt Anna Dunn. Mary Cosgrlff. Katherine Nelil. Agnes Tague.

Alice Rorlte. Fi.ssed Examination Anna Donnelly. Rose M. Ferry Mary Lillie. Katherine T.

Rourke. Anna Rour'k'e. Katherine Reiser. Josephine. Rosener, Anna Trainor.

AC DEMY OF OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL (GIRLS). Exempted from Examination Edna reem, Sarah McGlone. Charlotte Fellows. Mary Callahan, nowllne. Winifred Barrett.

Mary Geraghty. Wlr.lfred Williamson. Mary rically, Amelia Tan Passed Examination Cecilia Petrel. Florence Smith. ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL (BOYS1.

Passed Examination William Briggs. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL. Exempted from Examination Jane F. Paterno, Lo etto Jovce.

Geraldine V. Keegan. Mary McTleman." Bridget A. Neary. Margaret M.

How ar: ti, Rushe Mary U. Sullivan. Passed Examination Joanna M. Horgan. Mary E.

J. Needham. ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL. Kxempted' from Examination Catharine Tier nev Anne Coffey.

Catharine Kelly. Passed Examination Loretta Reilly. SACRED HEART GIRLS' SCHOOL. Fxempted from Examination Mary V. Campbell Mary E.

O'Neill. Agnes V. Dougherty. Florence E. Heffron.

Agu n. Kerln. Passed Examination Margaret M. Buckley. ST.

MAI.ACIIY'S SCHOOL. Exenipted from Hxaininatlon John Hutchinson. Charles McCarthy, Elizabeth Dooley. Ellen Kier nan. Mary Mullin Passed Examination John McCullough, Harry Dunn, Mary Humann.

Sarah Jansen. VISITATION SCHOOL. Exempted from Examination Pauline Black. Margaret Hopper. Margaret Kane.

Passed Examination Daniel Fltzpatrlck. HOLY NAME SCHOOL. Passed Examination Eliza J. Daly. ST.

MICHAEL'S SCHOOL. Passed Kxamlnation Matthew MoQuire. May Brown. STS. PETER AND FALL'S SCHOOL.

Exempted from Examination 11. A. Mashln, C. M. Hillenbrand.

M. A Layden, E. M. Lynch. H.

I. McKeon. Florence Keating. Passed Examinat ion K. F.

Burke. E. L. Kennedy. S.

E. Park. ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL (GIRLS). Exempted from Examination Mary Naah.

Margaret Whlttaker. Rose Weir. Margaret McCauley. Mary Costello. Passed Examination Margaret McKenna, Norah Rowland.

Rose lie hoe. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL (BOYS). Exempted fr.mi Examination Denis Mahoney, Edward Costello. John Ahearti, Francis McCauly, Er William O't'onnell O'Neill. Sylvester Jjy Passed' Exa initial i Mark Puffy.

ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL. Exnmnted Katharine. Redden'. E.

Katharine collory. A Ijoretto Ruxton. Genevieve A. Million; Mry M. Hennessy.

Mary Norms FUen 1 atler. Katharine Ilanntnfr. Margaret M. Howard. Alk'e E.

Donnelly. Mary A. r'enderpttsh. Passed Kennedy, Anirola BoreherdinE. Asit.

11 Kelly. NATIVITY F.xempted from Kxamlnation Edward Sweeny. T' Fissed0 Examina' ion i'OorRe Johnson. Joseph ST. MARY'S SCHOOL Passed Examination Margaret Rohorr.

st. Passed Examination Helen Iirady. Maud Kar rcI1' CU 1 1 OF MERCY. Passed Examination O'Keeffe. Herbert Woods.

Joseph Anthony De May. E. RothenherBer. John Mtit.11. "WILLIAM K.

GARDNER DEAD. William R. Gardner, an employe in the bookkeeping department of Tiffany died of heart failure Inst night, at his home. 39 West Twelfth street. Manhattan.

Mr. Gardner illness yesterday afternoon and lefi lie store to go home for rest. He became wor.se ana 111s wue went out for a doctor. By tnC! Physician a.r rWnfl ni itior was deuci. i.amner was 58 years old and a trusted employe of the firm.

Levlne. Benjamin Meyer, Fred tfchweizer. Lucy Anthony. Sarah Pearllierg. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO.

44. Exempted from Examination Daisy Smith, Cecil Tate, Laura. Bromell, Thomas Halbert. Ethel Hart. Bertha Jarrett, Clarence Fell.

Florence Case. Edwin Wallacp. Harry Greene. Joseph Guntzburger. Harry Addinsell.

Stella Edwards. Frances Ryder. Josie Herbert, Nellie Taylor, Thomas Doyle. Belle Ruggles. Frank Ognibene, Harry Denton, Malcolm Harris.

Katherine Bliss, Ethel Crowell. Edna Ramsay. Lillian Suhr, Portia Patten. Charles Davenport. Eleanor Tyler, Olga Wright.

Rachpl Cook. May A. Collins. Edna Baltimore. Samuel Taylor.

Henry Haesloop. Julia Hellmund, Laura Sickels. Lillian Vacklner. Madeline Vatet. Louise Wedegartner.

Jean Watson. Mabel Watson, Adele Smith, Gladys Shutre. Daisy Rosenbaum. Louise B. Felter.

Howard Lane. Harold Libby, Arthur Poppe, Louis I. Root, William Wells. Graduated by Examination Gardner Adrian, Clifford E. Arnold.

Rowland G. Boyee, Harry Brown, George Dormer. Randall Farnham. Chauncey (Jee. Alexis Koiller.

Arno Koempel. Joseph Lantry. Paul Mentz. Elber Payne, Francis Reddall. Richard Ryan.

Thompson, Frederick Valk, Fletcher Young. Lillian Carter, Anna Dick, Marguerite Fawcett, Elsie C. Goudge. Marion G. Grant.

Florence M. Henry. Florence Kavanagh, Llllie Kriegor. Annie E. Kurze.

Luella L. Low. Ira T. Lynch. Alberto V.

Marshall. Helen ft. McCue. Verona Nason. Sophie Oppenlander.

Florence R. Pollard. Carrie H. Rawson, Frances S. Schmidt, Mary Skiff.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 4S. Exempted from ExaminationRaymond R. Collins. George B.

Taylor, Joseph Busto. Victor E. Bergstrom. Francis B. Wills.

Charles H. Briggs, D. Fred Goozon. Milton v. Phillips.

James Kelly. George S. Geary. Henry A. Boger, Henry E.

Cox. Louise Froelich. Emma D. Gallagher, Elma Semken. Lena P.

ilarx. May E. Mackey. Alice M. Curran, Elizaleth E.

LaCoudre. Elizabeth L. Littleflold. Rose Yedel. Iida A.

Hay ward. Matilda Hawkins. Gertrude M. Douglass. Emma E.

Braun, Gladys A. Root Graduated by Examination Paul J. Artale. Charles F. Elcbell.

Elhridgo l. Foster. George W. Hallenbeck. John Hasselniann.

Edward A. Jackson, Conrad Kaufmann. Frank E. Litchult. John J.

Lynch. George .10. Mtdilletoii. Harry D. Marrow, George Ruoff, Adolph II.

Strlcklen. James H. Wheeler, Janpt. T. Blair.

Caroline O. Brandon. Catharine G. Brett, Eliza both L. Carroll.

Mary E. Chapman. Ellen M. Curran. Emma A.

V. Halloran. Lucy F. Jackson. Gertrude L.

Manger. Margaret J. McCauley. Adelaide Marks. Emily H.

Powers, Grace Sackett. Mabel C. Stow. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 7L Exempted from Examination Anna M.

O'Neill. Henry Welnstein. Lillian M. Power, Gustave H. Werner.

Fred H. Elerniann, Joseph M. Woods. Garfield 'Miller. William H.

Rels. Margaret R. Matthews. Maud H. Flndlay, Adolph I'.

Spalthoff. Rolert T. Weil. Albert Tweedy. James J.

Bennett. Henry Robinson, John R. Meller, Harry H. Tearc. Abraham Katzenbogen, Emma Buschner, Anna Dunn.

Luelll M. Hagleton. Adelaide M. Sussner, Mildred c. McCarty.

Fred C. Irons, Maurice M. Nolan. Frank E. Greenwald, Nina G.

Gertrum. Sarah Fisher, Harvey J. Kiefer, Allan MacMlUan. Graduated by Examination Hermann F. Roller, Joseph H.

Scharan. Anna Brewster. Esther H. O. liUmberg, Lulu B.

Pirn. Alma C. Raschdorf, tary J. I'obln. Edtia V.

Whistler. Arthur R. Palmquist. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 73.

Exempted from Examination Daniel Wotteran, Arthur Wannerstrom. Russell Onley, Byron Anton, George Dlsbrow. John Geldes. John Roche. Fred Hendrickson, Georgo Masou.

William Search, Harold Bay ley. Melton Cordner, John O'Donnell. Anthony Borelll. Louis Borner. Lloevellyn Barnes.

Edward Hughes, Louis Scharfer, Wrilllam Wallace, Minnie Lamport. Emma Homan. Elsie Erbe. Gutchen Bradan, Doris Bock, Irene Saffrey, Clarissa Jackson. May Perpall, Ethel Corby, Clara Derr, Beatrice Wuithwaito.

Jennie Lott. Maud Foster. Sophia Mussen, Irene Young. Hattle Hendrickson, Sarah Hawkins, Adelaide Holies. Cassio Murphy, Madge Nay lor, Helen Kaiser, Amv Robertson.

Corinne Thorne, Estelle Clifford. Bessie Forgie, Emma Frost. Graduated by Examination Ralph Crawshaw. William Danlell. Emil Greenbaum, John Llsleekt.

Solomon Sanders. Arthur Schuck, William Zlegier. Eva Eybs, Gertrude Mwmul, Joan Mncdonald. Kate Nay lor. lulu Wlnileld.

Florence Winner. GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. 74. Exempted from Examination Charles F. Worn.

Edward M. Brims. Joseph J. Strong, Gustave Daenzor. William F.

Frasor. Valentine J. Schulze, Ernest E. Wcnderoth, Theo Gutman. Robert V.

Saake. Alfred E. L. Schneider, Walter M. Soni mer, Robert Blumcnschem.

Benjamin I. Bowles, Frederick Dietz. Emil Hlrsch. Oscar Jaegornuinn, Henry E. St rebel, George Goldburg, Warren W.

Barnes, Georgo A. Hunter. John Maver Theresa Murphy. Margaret D. Golde.

TilTie Elsb r. Mamie Weltle. Annie Wehle, Eva Berwiild, Louise Blauss. Lillian Mann. Margaretha Nestlon.

Annie Jaeger. Emma Mederaner. Emma Feher. Charlotte Jennie Buech. Christine Neuman.

En.ma Petry. Ottlllie Reiss, Blanche Sickles. Ella Stover, Catharine Wlttman. Graduated by Examination Ed ward Block, Michael A. Braun.

Thomas A. Dnollng. John C. Flynti. Frederick J.

Heltman. William Koch. Thomas A. Lynch. Frank J.

McCosker. Henry Miller. John .1. O'Connor. Frederick J.

Ruck. William Schell. William A. Sloan, Frederick J. Suhr.

Herbert W. Tryon. Elizabeth Adler. Annie Ashton. Johanna It.

Fetzer, Edith P. Fritz, Fannie Gellert, Annie Gluslng. May L. Haven. Clara Heller, Alice M.

Hill. Nellie Huth. Miriam G. Hvmes, Clara Osterland. Lillie Plant.

Hattle M. Sevdler. Josephine M. Sohnerer. Ella B.

Schuster. Cora M. Spencer. Hattle Skutch. GRAMMAR SCHOOL 77.

Exempted from Examination Frieda Parisette, Dorothy Storev. Ida Glaeser. Jennie Child. Edna Hoi ton. Rnvmond Curtice, Edna Newton.

Leon Curtice. Mav McLaughlin. Katie Sohwalm, Olaf Soleni. Marv McNanmra. Grace Taylor.

Leila Oldenburgh. "Edith Van Alst, Walter Main. Louise Hilpert, Gertrude Sayler. Agnes Younie. Anna Bobbins, Lucy Conlou, Irnia Moore.

Ruth Holden,.