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GIVEN FOR MISS KNIGHT.
Nrs. George Bowen introduces Topeka
Young Lady

Mrs. George Bowen introduces a Topeka
Young Lady
Mrs. George Bowen entertained Wednes.
nay evening for Miss Daye Knight of To
peka- The guests were: Misses Filth
Little, Katie Dorsey, Alice Phillips Edna
SHAW, Birdie Ford. Harry Purcell. Minnie
Rae. Mary CaSad, Anna Casad, Clarence
Norris, Clara WashburD. Opal Street,
Pearl Rogers, NeUtie Virey, Eva Dill,
Dollie Bays. Della Bays, Mollie McQuil-
ION, Josie Wallace, Flossie Guthrie, Bar
sbara Berry, Mossie Daisy, Pearl Reed
Fern Dorsey. Messrs Charles Dill.
Walter Hess, Edgar Hess, Roy Wilson.
George Daisy, Sedgs Levy. Guy Levy,
Robbie Ford. Robbie Norris, Ollie SLItZle,
Edgar krsilsheimer, Fred Barkimer. Roy
Dermont, Arch NcGregor Joe Exton.
Clyde Drake, Harry Pottenger.
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FRENCH GLASS ENJOYS ITSELF.

Miss Marie Mathis entertained her
French class, at the home of Mrs. knapn
Friday evening. Her guests were: Misses
Anna and Eta Mason, Mamie and Hattie
McClung, Annie and Florence Mulvev.
Emily Jekyll, Anna Corner and Mabel
Alillison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj knapp. and
Alessrs. Testard and o. a. Reach.
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LADIES, CYCLING CT5-r

Mrs. c. I. Fuller ertectained the ]. aides.
Cycling clue Monday evening. Tnosa
present We're: Misses Anna Mason. ~.
Mason, Gertie Haiaes. gene Crichr,u
slrSle Little. Jennie Dougheriy, Mary
Mccullough. Lutte Adams and Tsss.
Adams and Mrs. Foote.
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CELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY.

Master Lee McNees celebrated the ninth
anniversary OF his birthday last Monday
evening. His guests were: Bessie Nc
Cune, Eva Barlow. Nina McNees, Nirgie
Marsh and Joseph Christman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
BULLED BY DR0UTH
ABSENCE OF RAIN TURNS CORN
AROUND AND SENDS IT UP.

Country Begins to Buy Again and the
Chicago Shorts Rush in and Pur-
chase, Which Results in Sharp
Advance - Reports That
Farmers are Feeding
Wheat Also Gives
New Life to That
Grain Live
Stock,
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RECEPTION TO MRS. SHIELDS.

One of the biggest social events of 1894
IN Wichita. VIII be the reception given NV
the mem bers of Hypatia to Mrs. Ellen
Glenn Shields. The reception will occur
next Tuesday between and Is o'clock. al,
the residence OF Mrs c. W. jackson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26

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ron SaIE-Eeai E>f0fc.

EoR SALE-lsl OK ~ ACRES oF LAM N
ton-acac county. Nan. ~ ysur o~rn p-t',
-N1o-e-N 81 care - kaSe oacr. a. a.
IFoh SAl.t Cheap ACRf> GoOD EAKLY
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Co. ..vicE bid. ~ - W 4lt,'t
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MRS. sPANGLEe,~ AZ ERxo,~ rr,

Mrs. T. Il. Spangler gave an afternoon
tea 10 several ladies. Thursday Vbsy
were: Mesdamos F. J.. HECK and b.~
,nother. Mrs Batter of Quincy. Ill. r W
hartman, Rensen, ;. II. Nelson ana /. N
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s.. Louis.

ST. Louis, Aug. 25-Cotton-Steady
mldalAg, ,6>t; receipts, none; shipments.
800; stock, Is, 100.
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MIR. AND MRS. n rCHrR.s Party

Mr., and Mrs. c. !. Fletcher entertained
Tuesday evening. Their guests were.
Judge and Mrs Leland. Mis- FiCs@,
Leland ami Mr Percy Leland ii Flfqraro
Miss Prentice Of Denver ana Ms. Ir, Sl-sr,
Win
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
Kansas City Grain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady: creamery l4a23c: dairy
l5a@0 Egg, SteaGy. l3lsll4s
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i --,t-lg, ria1~r r.il - ree4Fesd = g. =
lee a. E2zis TIE, 49,
7 D-I-fAIDAT afgHT. CO.'S sou re- gsrsr.r
H street. afaFI ael Ua.I l-arr = -s.r 80
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I O-T-THs LADY WHO TOOK EY rT.f.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-26
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. Is
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Aug. p -Today's cattle re-
ceipts w-re estimated at 1900 bead, max
Ing $50 for the week against 81, 500 last
week and g, 315 a year ago. OF todav's re-
celpts quite three-fourJhs Were Texas. the
! bulk OF wnich belonged to slaucnterers
! ne market was quiet and nomins!iy
steady az $l25G5 - for inferior TO extra
/ native. and Sl.2jet l.50 for Texas. The
( prospect i for Increased supplies for next
T lower
There was firm tone 10 the hog mar
Aet at the opening. while later there WAS
weakness. These variations did not
amount TO a qUOtable change however
Ihe range was S3.751j.J0 FOR common and
@ OJl@0 - Tor choice heavy. There We're
lew Sales ~ better chan 1876 Receipts
were about HOBO, and for the week lI3. 900
against I31, iJ4 last week and Isl, 2O5 :. year
ago
sheep receipts were estimated at 1000.
ana the total Tor tue week is about - coo.
or l6.OJO less than the corresponding week
last year There was a slow market al
Si.O!ie3 . for poor TO choice sheep aud at
SltO4 100 for lambs.
:, Receipts. cattle, 2,O0o; calves, 200; hogs.
ll,OoO; sheep, 1000.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug p -Cattle-Receipts
SUI. 1ne market on beef steers did uOt
sho" fnuch change, though II could safely
DE quoted strong. Oue bunch of pretty
fAlr cattle brought $3.50. light stock cattle
from the drought stricken districts of the
state predominaJeN- Grades OF feeders are
not so plenty.
Hogs-RsceiDts. $500: the BUYERS sll
wanted hogs this morning and the market
opened active at an advance OF fully ) cents
ana In some Instances sales were made
early at prices that were 10 cents higher
than yesterday.
Sheep-Receipts. 100 No market. Some
lew native mixed sbeep brought s. and a
few lambs, 81
KANSAS CITY, Aug -CattIe-Receints.
J, 600; shipments, 200; market strong: |
Texas steers, Sl65@315; Texas cows, !
SL65U3.lJ; beef steers, $3OO65. %; ma |
i've cows, S1.25@300; stocKers and /
feeders. S2-O0G3 80; bulls, $L2JG3.O0
hoGs-RecrlpJs. 3 700; shipments, 1.5OO: |
market strong 10 . cents higher; bulk OF /
sales, S5.2G056J; henvies, s. 55l567IS: !
packers, S5.45@5.67iz; mixed, 81 7O05.45;
lights, 5000 500; workers., $5.25@5. 80;
pigs, $2.75@495
Sheep-Keceipts, 1900: shipments. 200:
market strong; best natives, S2T5a3 %:
good to choice Westerns, 50 5093 90; com
non and stockers. S200G225; good to
choice lambs, s.. 50G4 p
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vi LSCELLINEOCS

4 RAND JUNCTION. COLoE4D0 FITT=FI.
~ Janus assure Profitable returns 10 "a MIR "a
L. Uor. Address Geo. StS-1 Miller Grand ii',ti.,
Colo. ~ "a :, s.'
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icHn Go.den Herb cure snI FIuon S-ilVr
permanently located over Golden faels e-rn.r ~
i-A"isiicS and Douga a.. rooms and :, 81 a.
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csa hcestiai particulars ..esfedI for2l stamp 81.
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WORKED THE TRICK
DISABLING COMPANY PLAYS ITS
SCHEME IN WALL STREET

FORCES the Stock Down and Keeps ii
There Until it Can Get what it
Wants Speculation Through
ont Is Heavy. the General
Market Showing One
Per Cent Gain For
the Week-Stock
and Bond Quo
tati Ons
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Piles, IiStula. IiSSure.

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SOUTHWESTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOTES

The college bank has been supplied with
complete set of new books.
Prof De Haven OF Ottawa. Kan. made
the college very pleasant call yesterday.
Miss Fannie Elder Of the shortha de
partment, accepted position this week
with Mr.. Hasset5 of this city.
Miss Eta Hill has made arrangements
Tor the shorthand course and Miss Clara
Ellis FOX the commercial course.
The students of the business practice de.
partmeut are shipping watermelons by the
car load 10 The eastern markets.
Miss Stella Plat left for Ness City last
week, where she has accepted a position
WIN the county attorney of that place.
Prof {. \. Parsons of Savonsburr
han, visited the college last week for the
purpose of investigating the course Of
study, The Professor viii probably adopt
IN school Of his ow1. the system OF book
keeping aud actual business of this
school.
WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE NOTES.
Professor F. Z Reppert Is spending the
wick, Kan.
Mr.. Gail !. Walker Of the bookkeepinr
department has accepted = position as A.,
countant for Mr. O. ". Jones. civ. and
Will assume duties Monday.
Norkmen Will begin Monday 70 finish
IN the third floor Of the \. ". {. A. bu,d-
Ing, which wiH also lie occupied bv the
college As soon A completed.
Mr.. T. :. Stewart veturaed 10 school on
Monday. after very pleasant summer
vacation at Covlngtou. Ky. He Will com
p.-te enc full commercial course.
Professor {. Y Parsons of Baldwin mi
ve shy visited the college ca Friday TO *
III Ea4~ OF 2 ~ Il #af e
courses with a view OF adopting them IN
hl> future work.
NJ. \. W Walker. city, made arrangements
on Friday tortwo rull ten mon rs scholar.
,nlps IN the commercial department Ole
for his son Charles. the other for his
Miss Grace Walker.
Mss MOlEe Ballou OF the book KEEPING
department. has accepted "a poSijIoa to
I. tacA IN tue public schools at Milsouvsls. /
ran She also made arrau gemeutS du--
,ns the past weeA for her brother 10 take
'Ae IUL commercial course
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
Along the Wharves.

The schooner b. 2. Cheney is
still discharging coal. and is also
loading sugar at Pacific Mail
wharf, She viii go to San Fran
cisco.
The bark Nautilus sailed out
of the harbor yesterday for San
Francisco. She carried away
1878 bags of sugar.
The schooner Carrier Dove is
discharging coal at Fort street
wharf
The bark Galveston is al
Brewer wharf.
The Irmgard is waiting her
turn to load sugar at the old
Custom House wharf.
The bark yillalta is in the
stream waiting to load sugar for
San Francisco.
The ship Easteroft is St the
Dillingham; wharf. Her desti-
nation from this port is undecid-
ed as yet.
The bark Matilda is still lying
at the Fort street wharf She
will load sugar for San Francisco.
The bark S. c. Allen is al
Brewers wharf. She sails today
for san Francisco fally sugar
laden.
The o. S. S. Australia is al
the Oceanic dock. She is up Il
leave for San Francisco at moor
tomorrow. A number of pas
sengers are booked to go for
ward by her. She will also carr,
away full cargo of island pro
duce.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
The Concert.

The Opera House was patro-
nized by a rather small but a
very appreciative audience who
hailed the singing of the two
Misses Albu, with unbounded
enthusiasm. The famous singers
never before fulfilled the expecta-
tons which musiclovlng aud
fence entertained as they did last
night. They simply sang diyinelY.
Miss Albu appeared at her very
best and sang in such a manner
that could not possibly leave
doubts as to the reasons why Mrs.
Montague staid away. 1t was
simply immense and on behalf of
the music-loving people we do
regrst that we are now to be de
prived of, the pleasure which
only can be derived from cul-
tivated and superb voices
as that displayed by the two
Albu girls The honss wasn't
very full, But the people who
enjoy music they found it there
Enough has been said about the
cult and pretended education of
the missionary shopkeepers and
humber sellers. If they insist
in killing the efforts OF decent
people of having occasionally
some good music here, simply
for the purpose of booming up
some of their professional and
formerly despised relatives they
are welcome to do SO. We are
not quarrelling with them, but
we do wish that their extremely
prolongated ears would sometime
know the difference between true
music and the TOM TONI
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
Vessels in Port.

NAVAL VESSELS.
lib Ms Champion. Rookie.
Z $ : Adams. Nelson.
L 5 Philadelphia, Barker.
HUNS ; Naniwa, Togo Japan
MERCHANTMEN.
Am bk Galveston, Jacobsen, Annoy
Br sh Villalta Harlapd, Liverpool.
Am sh c + Sargent Boyd, Nanaimo, Is {.
Ger ok Nautilus. Assing, Liverpool.
Haw bk r z Rithet. Morrison. 5 +.
Am sh b 2 Cheney, Mosher Nanaimo b C.
Am ok Matilda. Swens0n, Departure Bay.
Am schr Carrier Dove. Brandt Newcastle.
Am schr Robert SearleS Piltz, Newcastle.
Am ok Alden Besse, Friis. ; F.
Am ok ) c Allen, Thompson. ; f.
Am bkt Irmgard. Schmidt, ) f.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
A BENEFIT
The Concert at Kawaiahao.

The children OF the Kawaiahao
Seminary aided by some vOluu-
teers viii give a concert tomorrow
evening at Kawaiahao Church,
the proceeds to be used for the
benefit Of the Seminary As the
object is a good one if is judged
that the builing viii be well filed
with friends and patrons of the
institution.
Following is the programme;
PART. I.
l. Overture iadem' Herman.
Orchestra.
2. Chorus Night sinks on the
wave" .. Henry Smart
kawaiahao Seminary.
lover Field and Meadow"
- Clara Howard
D DO You Know How Many
Stars -. Kate Wiggin
Children Kawaiahao Seminary.
4. Solos Star of Bethlehem"
.. -. Adams
Mr.. Turner
5. Chorus" Pauahi LAM Nui
Liliuokalani
Kawaiahao Seminary.
6. Violin Solo" Romance"
- Jean Becker
Miss Patty.
II. Chorus Spinning Maidens"
........... R. Wagner
Kawaiahao Seminary.
PART IL
| g. Overture" Esmeralda
Herman
Orchestra.
9. Solo--''Le Parlate d Amor
... Gounod
Mrs. Turner.
| 10. Chorus" Cradle Song" ..
... W. Taubert
Kawaiahao Seminary.
lsWhara 10 All The Daisies
III. grow" .Tomlins
Might and Day" Wiggln
! Children Kawaiahao Seminary.
II. Like Pua Lehua" Likellke
Kawaiahao Seminary.
13. Duet--''Lucia Di Hammer
moor ... DonlzettI
Mr. and Mrs. Turner.
Ia. Chorus "Fairyland Waltz"
... G.. A. Veazie Jr.
Kawaiahao Seminary.
Hawaii PoNoI.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
KAWAIAHAo CONCERT.

The Pupils of kawaiahao Semi
nary will give a concert the even
ing of March 3rd. The proceeds
to be used to purchase piano
for the school. Admission 80
cents.
Secure tickets for the Kawaia-
hao concert March 3rd. Tickets
for sale at Benson d Smith s,
Castle d Cooke, J. L. Water
house. Smiths, Levers & Cooke
and Hawaiian News Co.
feb 23-1w
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships viii leave for and arr ve
from san Francisco and other foreign
rorts. on OF shout the following dates.
till the close 81 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
The Death Rate.

The total number O. G. Is reported for
the month of February rs, distributed
- foilnvrs.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
The P. G. Band.

Berger's P. G. Band
viii give concert at the Hawaii
an Hotel this Friday evening in
honor of the guests who will be
departing passengers by the
steamer Australia tomorrow.
Following is the programme:
PART /.
|. Oversure-"Iighr Cavalry. -Snppe
.. March-"washington Post. S0aza
3. waltx-s.0ver the Waves. .Rosaa
4. "Reminiscences Of Verdi, "--.--. Godfrey
PART III.
S. Msiley-sM Musical Review. .Riyiere
6. .'Cocosnnt Danes, -Hgrman
= Waitx-ssSnitans, $1,000. Bacaloss,
5. Galop -..N ally, r......--.... .Heinssiorf
Hawaii Pon0i.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02
LOCAL NEWS

The -Tiser don like the Anne
riacn League
More rain. more lightning and
thunder. more mud
Don't be late with your mail
for the Coast by the Australia
tomorrow.
The flags are flying freely to
strong y. E. wind Weather
pleasant.
As the HoLoNUA goes 70 press
the Steamer W. G. Hall Is coming
into port.
Mr.. I. H. Davies viii not 20
forward by the Australia but viii
await the Mariposa on the Sth.
The steamer Lehua sailed for
Iuter-Island ports to-day; genial
Jack Hare goes as purser.
Drs. Anderson and Lundy are
pleased with the increased pa
tronage which they now obtained.
The Palace grounds now dis
play the advantages of having a
good caretaker and he is green
enoungh, as everyone knows.
The steamer Warrimoo has not
yet arrived from the Colonies.
Her delay will undoubtedly be
short, whe she does arrive.
The WAIKIKI side of Hotel
street between Alakea and Rich
ards streets should be made
passable for pedestrians.
c. H. Luther the would-be
politician and who for the pre-
sent has been relegated to OBJ
security is an advocate for chang
ing Saturday to Sunday.
The Ttser states that the
Council has allowed an annuity
of $40 to the wife of the late
James Kauhane. lFidotg, dear
7iSer not wife.
The Scheutzen Club will meet
this evening at their rooms. 1t
is believed that a resolution con-
demnatory of the denomination
of d. b. Smith will be passed.
They intend to dam one person
in particular.
The visitors to town should not
forget that one of the largest and
most complete sugar mills in the
country may he imputed by tax
ing trip via the Oah Railway to
Eva. The rates are low and the
time table is made to suit the
convenience of the public.
Miss Mande Naapepio a niece
of Queen Emma died yesterday
/ afternoon of consumption. She
was buried this morning, the
funeral taking place from St.
Andrew Cathedral. The funeral
cortege, to the grave, consisted
of about IS school girls attending
the English Sisters School and
who, afoot, preceded the hearse
Pail bearers comprised three OF
the dead girls fellow scholars
(she having been a member o.
the school mentionedl and three
young men. The hearse followed
by large number of relative:
} and friends of the deceased. The
final interment took place il
kawaiahao Seminary.
The Death Rate.
The total number O. G. Is reported 70
the month of February As, distributs
as follows:
; Under year 49,. From 50 TO 80. i
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

IFAvE H0SoLCLr DCE At HoSoLrLC
Fog Sts FEASCssco- Fs,. SAY FRANcIsco
on Yayc0rzFE. OF NAyCoCvEE-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

The -Tiser don like the Ame-
riacn League
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

More rain. more lightning and
thunder. more mud
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

Don't be late with your mail
for the Coast by the Australia
tomorrow.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

Str Lehua for Hawaii Ports
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

The flags are flying freely to
strong y. E. wind. Weather
pleasant.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

As the HoLoNUA goes 10 press
the Steamer W. G. Hall Is coming
into port.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

c. B. REYNOLDS.
Agent Board Of Health.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

The visitors to town should not
forget that one of the largest and
most complete sugar mills in the
country may he imputed by tax
ing a trip via the Oah Railway to
Eva. The rates are low and the
time table is made to suit the
convenience Of the public.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-03-02

The Waikiki side of Hotel
street between Alakea and Rich
ards streets should be made
passable for pedestrians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
NEU- ROCHELLE.

The New-Rochelle Improvement Association has
decided to hold its third annual flower show in the
Gymnasium Building. Main-st.. beginning Wednes-
day, October 81. and continuing through the week.
The association expects that the show this year will
be especially fine there IL no competition among
the neghboring towns About $50 Will be awarded
in premiums. so to be distributed among the prize
winners and the childrens classes. Tables Will be
set on one more evenings by prominent women
from New Rochelle. Pelham Manor and Mamaro-
mock The exhibition Will open at O'Clock every
afternoon The committee in charge IL az follows:
81 A. Siebrecht. chairman: J. Is. Stephenson, &. H..
1'ohin Mrs Henry ID. Noycs. Mrs Walter II. Page.
Mrs j. Il. Young. Mrs. George NJ Woodford Mrs.
William p. Pit. Mrs. " II. switzer. Mrs y. G..
treasurer. and Mrs. Henry l.. Nelson. secretary.
A special election was held on Thursday on a
system cree, a steel bell tower: and provide add,
tonal ire Are enarnent The aJvo"ates Of
,hn system won By majority of g. and much
neeted want will no" Ne supplied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27

the nrs, story winIows Hot cir heating apparatus
n.in be- used. and an the modern improvements VIII
be- introduced Bayport is an en'erprising niue
village ami f. in neri % school! Tho trustees
are. George Myers. charles Bishop ami Or Will
lam Gilbert. Tn principal Is VI. II. P"cke the as
ssiants Mrs Edward BENJAMIN. OF Bn|Po-t ana
Mss NJ Jarvis. Of Blue Point Contractor Henry
Wleks Will begin work the building Immediately
There vii he concert at the L"ceum. Amity-
Vile on Monday ami Tuesday evenings October -
and 3d. FOR the benefit of Hook aud Ladder Company
40 ! J Arthur Cohurn and Baldwin Lew VIII
give selections on fifteen Instruments They viii be
assisted by volunteer performers. The proceeds are
70 gD toward erecting a carriageh0use Tor the hre
company.
Israel IIlgbo u Norihport has been arrested FOR
cruelty o a cow with broken leg His neighbor
j. X RuIyarl sent word % an agent OF N" society
for Prevention E Cruelty 10 Animals AZ NOrthpOrt
telling him that Nh Higbr had a cow. turned out
with his other cattle. which nal a broken lcg ana
was evidently suffering great pain. Mt HisDi" was
told bv Nlr Milford ~ m" society to do something
for tho animal but he made light Of n. On Thurs
DAY evening he taken bctor" Justice william
Strawsou. answer to IN" charge OF cruelty.
IIigbc said that the cow T. the property OF MA
grandchill. who lives with him. The boy IS under
age ~ Mir uigDi" f. responsible. The cO~ was nit
by a stone thrown hy young man OF the village.
liigbc's trial is set doan Tor today.
FX-SuperintenGent Of the Poor Charles Edwards.
Of Sayyiilc. was thrown from his bicycle Thursday
evening breaking one - hrs legs above the ankle.