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Horseman CLARK suicleles.

SPRINGFIELD. O., Nov. 14.-James M.
Clark. formerly manager Of Senator
Stanford's stock farm, and at one time
in charge Of DirectuIn, suicided here by
taking morphine. He had been suffer-
ing from rheumatism, which was the
supposed canse of the deed.
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minneapolis Grain.

INNEApoLts. Nov. l., Is L.
WHEAT-November close, $50; December
opening, 571sc; hghe, {. 577sc; lowest5 5714 7skp:
close, S75lc: May opening. 59ssc; highest, 59A .
6oc: lowest, 591a@s99sc; close, i994 a595se. On
track No. hard, &c; No. northern, SIC: No.
northern, 571bc.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. Nov. 10, 1894.
WHEAT-November No. hard, 60lSc; No. |
northern, soc; No. northern, 5S4c: Decem-
br No. l northern, 5S3sc; May No. northern.
blIc y
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.


milwaukee, Grain.
MLwAuKEE, Nov. I3 1874
FLOUR-Firm. e-f..-
WHEAT-Isower. No. spring, TIC; No. l
northern, 6334c: May. 59zsc.
CORN Scarce. No. 9, 48c
8 OATS-Scarce. No. white. 49c. No q
white, 32Ar.
56c. 49, ""~
RYE-Scarce. No. I, 5Ol6c
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-14

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdsa
Most Perfect Made.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-14
50. Paul Union Stock Yards.

RYE-Scarce. No. I, 5Olkc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-14

Examine our cotton
blankets for 65 cts.
per pair, also the
homemade comfort
ers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-14

attendant suffering none of the salaries
OF the officers. managers or superin.
tendents were reduced. Reductions in
these would not have been so severely
felt, would have shown good faith.
would have relieved \the harshness oi
the situation and would have evinced
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-11-14

A full line of Sioux
Falls crash will greet
you here. Towels in
all styles and prices.
Look at the Turkish
towel 54x22 in per
pair aasa 35c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
ScfsYr08ram ma:

|ie Scle9ateu weroeu am SamSta9, Del
10, ulio SonlIta9 Mor9el, ben 10. Sep
tember, al ben SaDubofeu be9ruBt uuo uod
Ibren @atbofen 9eTibrt.
Souutug, 1G. September. WOrgens
10 nbr Der ammlun9 DER Sete8oten IN
toauptquartIer; oielelbeu meroeIi uom SCit:
Gomite sur S6ulballe III 222-224 Oh T.
StraBe geleitet, bort pom tSeltprGlioentel
bewiutommt uuo nit ab;eiteu perleber,
worauf IN 10 ll6r Seitz @ottesoienlt III Del
STRIDE gum 2llerbl. Grloier ltattlinoet.
Nbeno8 : llbr 81 Sbreu Der Sele9aten 9roBed
Smpiau9s 6ourert in NIblo's 5beater Jim
MetrppolItau Notels @ebduoe); Se9riiBuu9
ourh Den Manor Der Stabt unD ben bob,
wiiroi9lteu Gribiihoi 81. u. 6orrt9au,
Whllit, &elan9 uno Seltreoeu.
W 9, Il. September. Worgens
t8 llbr begebeH li6 Die Sele9ateH III gt9leis
tllIg oeS ,Ielt NomiteS ulto zines Wulitcorps
iIad Der &ir1e SIr S1mer;baiten Vtuttel
in Eitt Street, wo mi 8 ubr etn pOdamli
celebrirt miro bieraui erie @si6dit5iislmg
IN Der S6ulbale gum Nlerbl. SrlOir.
3ieuStdg IL. September. Morgens
nm 3 llbr Sodamt III Der Stride ;Im Nler.
beilioileu GrlOier, looam SOrtieguu9 oer
Observation-Disclosures.
Mittpo d, 10. september. Worgens
8 llbr ieierlibee Requism iIr bic perltorbe.
ueu SereinsmItglieoer III Der STRIDE gum
QQerbl. Grloier; bieraui Sortieyung mo
S6luB Der Observation-Disclosures.
GouuerSta9, 20. September (Ser.
sui9uugStag). 28aileriabrt ben yong Sslaut
Suuo binaui nm 2 llbr gm1mittaS yam.
Dung al 1919. StraBe, SAT- Niper uIb bier.
aui Sdutett in SulSer's Galuo uub ANler,
1877. StraBe uno 2. apeuue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
3um 8rtete Der GtuDeutet oeS
pdpftlthen Goaesium
SoSephinunt.
SOiepbinum,

tuelfeu mir au anoerer STEELE publis
sireH, uno 5u Der INSTRUMENTATION
Entertaining unIerer Wenigteit i'm
,SbiO @aiienfreuup" mD6teH mir i'm
NameH oes 8pHner SentmalE 6Ono=
Gomites, uHiereu berSliditen Cant fir
bic isbr ebrenoeu 28Orte ausoriideu.
Ser 9soante, ipel1er Die uuterueb.
Mer be5 Conner SeutmalaSouos be-
isslte, tpar bon Mnfans Gil DON eiusr
mebr benn perDnli6en ytatur.
is gait Swar, bas NnoeuteH zines &c.
ibdBten WaHnes 81 ebren, aber Die
" b / d t mar cine bObere. IS
iOuts Elm, fir oas Seelenbeil oes Ser.
ftorbeneH 3utrd9li6es, aber Su9lei6
aud Elm DpranWtrfenoe Wert
Deranitaltet peroen uno bic Stif-
tun9 elmer Sreitelle i'm papIt=
lIhen 6Oaegium SOiepbinum miro bon
allen Sbeilnebmeru al oieiem Q9erte
Gls Die nlO9li6t ioeale 8ernirtli6ung
bieier Mbii6t betra6tet. Die riibrenoe
Gnertennung Der Stuoenten oes ,So=
iepbinum, 9ebt allen gu SerSeu, uno
es er!aubt ii6 oas Gomite hermit bIe=
len ibren 6efiIblen Der 8iibrung Dfieuts
ll6en Ausorud gu berleiben.
MO0e 8Ott Die Stiituug Der fiinIten
Treiitele nit oemielben @rfol9e trDneu,
iple es bic pier pOrber9ebenOeu getueien,
mt9en nod ieb 5ubIrei6e weitere Stii.
tunNen Der f~iiniten fOIgen, uno mO9e
Der NuBen Der "Iiinften 6reiitele pielen
brapen OeutI6en StuOeuten SutOmmen.
Gos wiinI6t, i'm gliItli6en YeuuBt=
iein cine beBre aufgabe unternOmmen
81 baben,
onOs
Gomite:
Wi6aeI FrobI f, Trdiibeut.
Feter q 6uler, Sr., Sices GrGi.
u. Is. @~lHborfL Setretdr.
y. u. Shroeoer, S9aSmsiiter.
Sobu &eieu,
beter HidS,
". &aufmanu, gerudltuugSratb.
Rit. SobIer,
W. 80 aisrus,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
9teije : Grinmeruneen aus
NonI.

Sine Der r%iibrenoiten Seenen fir
jeoen &atbOliten lit wObl Die Gridei=
nung Oes Yapites in Der Yeterstir6e
bel ieierliden 4n9elegen1eiten, luie
iolde in oieiem Sribjabre %ltattfanoeu,
!. .. Die S6luBieier oes papltliden
Subiidums am 10. Sebruar unb bic
Seli9ipredun9sieier sweier ipaniI6en
Seiligen 81 gnIoug Oes WOnats Gpril.
WeDrere Stunoen Dor Seginn Der 6eier=
li6teiten ellen Die gnoa6tigeu in Die
STRIDE, in Der SOIinung einen plaB in
Den eriten Heiben lib 81 erluerben. an
bier Seiten unter Der &uppel lino Srl=
biinen erridtet, etwG bier SUB ilber
Dem YpoeW, NO Yrielter, Sroensleute
uno bcporSuste 2aien permittellt zines
Sidsts 3uIaB finosn. Der mittlsrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Eat6uGl66er Eir6en Ealenoer.
Sm 0roBbersostbum Surems
burg

lit Elm Grei9niB ein9etreten oas SdlIm=
mes abnen laBt.
2urd eiuen GrOB6er;oSli6en SelhluB
bonn Ii. Npril 1894, lit Den prpteltan=
tilhen @emeinoen oeS Sanoe5, ilber ods
Saupt Der geleB9ebenoen SOrperihdlt,
Der &ammer, Das Geht Der 6ipilperion
Suertauut poroeu. IN Der Gammer
interpellirte barauf Serr Serpais Die
&e9ierung uno mad eiuem iberaus bef=
tigen &eoetourniers iie9te Die &e9ierune
Swar nit 20 eegen II Stimmc,, erlitt
aber cine moraliI6e Nieoerlage, oa II
Seputirte li6 ge II oieielbs ausoriid=
ten inoem lie bel Der Ibltimmun9 niht
erI6ienen, nnD Elm Sertreter fih bes
Stimmens eutbielt, 10 oaB III Wirtli6=
teit in Der Sammer % Seputirte ben
8ei6luB, Wel6er Oom &eglerung&ratbe
9utgebeiBen wOroen mar, taoelten,
llnO 20 ibn gutbieBen.
Ger gOrfoa bat, ipie idpn an9eoei=
tet, oas SOie an ii6, oaB er einen
tueitsu Spielraum fir Die S6limmiten
&efiratun9en erOffnet.
@or alem lit bieier Sei6luB Elm
b6sarti9er In9riif ouf bic reli9iOie
Ginbeit, auf ben bisber u~n9etbeilten
fatboliiben 8lauben oes Surembur=
ger Sonoes. IS 1T Dem oeuti9en
YrOteituntismus Die @leubbsre6tiauns
nit Der tatbDliiben Stride 9e9eben.
ga mr iebr peni9e 9rpteltanten i'm
&anoe lino, lit es cine brutale 3nan9s=
maBre9el, ourb webbe Der iiber=
ihwen9lih tatbOliiden SepOlterun9
Die Gorge fir Die geiittgen SeoiirfniNe
Der prpteitantii6eu Wtnoerbeit auf9e=
balit wiro.
Sabei bat bic MaBre9el einen iiber=
aus oiiIteren pOlit den Sinter-
Qrllno fir Die lnabb steit
bes l%lrembur9er Gannes. Die gepes
9un9 lit cine rein Seuti6e uni
bat ben %onenbaren 3pef Dem beut.
hen Ginfluiie i'm 8roBberSOstbum
aud einen reli9iDen gnbaltspuntt
Su perleiben. Do bic G%iIenbabnen, Die
6inanSgti6dfte uno bic 3olperpaltun9
bes 8rOBberspgtbums fobt ausihlieB=
li4 in beuti6en Sanoen liesen,
mirb man uns ni6t 10 lei6t iber bic
Seoeutuns oieier @rbebuns oes 10
idwab uertretenen ausi6lieBli6 b E u t.
fden PrOteitanttsmus b~erubisen ton
men.
@ir brin9en an anoerer Stelle cine
iiberlidtlidere G%prcippnoens iiber Den
Gerlauf bieier @nglesenbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29

10 llher Iilblen ais Der Go9cl oui benl
Baum. 6eldug llno Wtillit tDnnen il,
Der grpben Reterstirhe teinen seipalti.
gen gffeft bsrUOrbrinsen. aus DEM eins
toGe7 0ylIaNe. Wcjl Der 4dHm ~ eroS
III, nug o., I'd -r't2ggf1cu t,Gu.n N3
Odran erblllCa. Orct, u00 M.5aas
tonnen MIR I'M 0bore Oer &tl1e, uD,r
nibt puriiber binlus geb0rt wetOen.
NuT beipen Seiteu oes Gb0res beiinoet
Iib cine Srgel nit @elNnlblibne.
ltan 9laubt Die Gimme Des Ge!ebrun=
ten beim Nmtc uno Der e;n;tlnTl Splos
Sdn9er in elmer GntIeruuuI bon 1000
S6rltten III bOren. Dur Der 8tIdnl
oes uplen Gbpres lam bier lelnen
3Iuef errciden, unb oie'er Gbpr bat
lett SabrbunDerten cine Weltberiiblnt.
pelt erlangt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Sur Stiftnus sm @brcm Der
uir0ncrin Der YetgIbtcn''.
GoIumbus 5, O., II. Mtai ;!

" y I " w u " ~ ~ IL. @-(ub 'Is
ENegi monumentum acre perrennius
kegalique stu pyramldum altius,
Quod non imber edax, non Aqullo impotens
Possit diruere aut inuumerabilis
AnnOrum series ct fuga tempOrum.
erbab uer ais Die mdtt9er Qpramio,u
llno bauernoer ais Ora bab' ,a ,rrtbtet
Gin Seutma;, bnS, OBJ and aeouen i9Woen,
Rein WoItenitIrS uue fem Grtan psru,atet.
Uor. Cd. 3, 30)
6ce9rter Serr!
6reuoi9 iiberraiht purosn Die Nlum-
men oes F0pltli6en Gplleglum Solepbl=
Nun por einiNen Sa9en our6 Die Mit=
tbcllung, DAB auf Sbren gntra9 bin
Die Suremburger Der Gerelni9ten Staa=
ten 81 eilem 9Serte li1 Oereinigt bdben,
oas ibueu tets gum Spbe 9ereiten
miro. sur Stlitun9 Der i~ilniten 6rei=
iteIle, osren Srii6te iortluirtsu iollen
auf tiiniti9e 3elten.
@leib auf Die Meloung bierppn
wuroe Der &ori6lN9 gemubt uno Don
alien Stuoenten einltimmi9 an9enOm=
men, Dab Die bci0su SIrembur9er,
Die iih in oieiem GOlle9ium beiinoen,
i'm Namen allcr Alumnen uniern @obl=
tbdtern, wel6e CUR iilnftsn Sreiltelle
%beitragen, uniere berSlihe anertennung
ausiprchen 1Ollten. Geltatteu Sic
inns 0llo, oieiem inni8Itcn gSunlhe
aIler 3O9lin9e nadSutOmmen.
9ant Dor gillem Sbuen filr Die iuarme
SeIilrwOrtlng Oieles Planes III Sbrem
9eitdBtem Slatte uno Die Miibe, Die
Sic sur Sire @Ottes uno sum @Oble
Der tatboliihen STRIDE auf ltb genom=
men bnben; Cant ferlter Dem ebren=
wertben Gpmite, oas Sbrem outrage
10 wilii9 ent9e9engetommen; Sant un=
fern brapen Eanosleuten, Die nit
ben Geiiiblen ebter Seutiber sur
Serunbiloun9 tiidtiger Oeutl6=umsri=
toniiNer Yrieiier beitra9en.
uniererieits wpleu mir ollie %uulerer
Wobltbdter i'm 0ebete geDenteu uno
boien, Dab oos begonuene g8ert unter
Dem SbuBe oes Simmels gsoeibsn uno
uui Die Subtitle Der y3rOlterin Der
Setriibten" reGt erfolgreib iein miro
fir pieie pGpii!ids %gebranitalt, iopie
auG, oaB es GOttes Sesen auf ale
Sbeiinebmer on oemielbsn berabruisn
miro.
Gpnrao Gonrarop
aus gSilB III 2urembur9.
Yeter Giher,
aus SOnlngen in Suremburg.
SIN 9tamen Der Stuoenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
@ertb Der 8nten 3eitungem.

unier Ri. 9uter, Yapit Geo KILL,
bat wleoerbOlt i1On aui Den 98ertb Der
suten Prelie bin9euiei0n, uno er laBt
teine 8%ele9enbeit pOriibersebeL INNER
uno INNER wleoer Den NuBen Der 9us
ten 3eitun9en b%erpOrsubeben unO pOr
Dem Sdaoen, Den ihlebte 3eitunsen
anri4tsn, aa9prad!i4 81 warnen. gs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
lei mir 6ol9cnocs aus jiil8Iter 3eit
an9efllhrt:
J.. Ser botlp. 9r. GDsen5aam,

TEL mr. 0ol9elloes aus )llll9lier 0ell
anoefllhrt:
!. Ser botlp. ST.. GDsenSaam,
Setter IN gtmI.sroaal, JteOntttlLr oey
tataV..i&Ga 3..,yu5 o Ego' i! goA.
@E ~o.cc yin &gag. l1dmm..c
l.gmlu: wu.osg. .as 11s. U,a tas G--
NtmWNasj,eue oa.JUi.!N geaog-
Deot, ipcacn oCr Gtrott0ttC, Die ity
G~D9enSa0m ais 3e0Ot.,ur nno Ht,ier
oes oEe SDo" cupOrben. Ser n2Do"
loue audi in 3utunit FoytiNOrtll, Die
SADIE Der tat50llIbeu Hi.5c IN 'e,l2!'
Sp0iteu mut9ig ulo trtu, ME O!@yer,
81 pcrtbeiOi8cn.
2. Der bl. Batter empiinl (sur 3eit
Der 2. Nbtheilun9 oes pantheon @il=
9er5uaes) Den Reoatisur Der maildl-
oii6sn tatboliihen 3eitung rStulio
Reule" uno urterGielt li1 LANCE nil
inn: Sic Sreiie uno Die Sci
tun9en", i09te Der bl. Gater, II
tSuta9e inemaDre % II
Die @e9ner Der
bl. Stride meuoen alle II IL
oentli6en Mittel an, IN
lire 3eitungen oes 8iftea
uno Suiies unter BEN & d
boliten5u oerbrcitcn; nm
OesDalb (uno Der NlsOrud oes III.
Gnters iuuroe trdItiger unO cllergilhcr)
lit cs III nniercu IaacI clue itrcngs
NIB nnabweisbaye Yaibt cincs jeosn
&afBn!ifsu, Die talBo!iiGc %reEr
md 8raitcu 81 untcritiigcn UNI nur
fatbuiiibc Ulattsr ~ balten. &atbo=
liten, Die |arblpie, liberale,
reli9ipnslDie, midi tat DE-
SlQtter leien, ooer gar balten
uno unterliiiBen, perieblen lih uno
mitunter iebr iNlper gcgen Die 81.
Stride, oenn lie bel an Der
y erol9ung, Der Ser It Drun g
uno Dem WOroe ibrer elge=
mem Mutter Der bl. tatDO=
.lii1en Sir9e!"
W0htcn OoG ulle SOt9Oiitcn Oielc
einorin9lihen g8orte Oes @aters Der
Gbriltcnbelt beberSigen uno befpl9en.
g. 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29

y Die 3eit WirS iPater tsfamIt Sssebeu
rperoeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29

amt 9ebalten, UOmit Die 6elerli6teit
oes Sormitta9s ihlieBt. 8e9en bier
poer iiiuf llbr oes Na6mittn9s lit cine
anoere Seierli6teit, bel nelber Der
Yapit eri6eint, uno nit Dem Yolte Dor
Dem Bible BEG Seli9en Den gtOientranS
betet, Oarna6 cine Geliquie oes Selis
gen in Gmpfang nimmt uno mad Dem
latramentalen Se9en nit leiner Ne=
gleituns prOseiliOnsWeiie gum Yatitan
Suriidtebrt. 0ei Oielen sSeierlibteiten
in Der Yeterstirde lino Die t~Seulter oes
G6Ores nit gelben Vorbangen beoedt,
uno aue Wanoe oes Chores nit rOtbenl
3ud, oas nit 8DlO=SOrte geitreiit
lit, beban9ell, 10 oaB Der sroBe Raum
in 9ebeimnlBDolles Suntel 9ebillt ilt,
bis OaB ale SerSen angeSiinOst iiro.
9ieIe geleuhtun9 1T etWas 8roBarti=
ges, Oas ale 6remOen in Staunen
ieBt. Sielelbe beltebt aus &rOnleu1s
tern uno Nrmleu6tern. Die 3abl Der
e~riteren belief iid aui minoeitens 800,
oeren jeoer menigliens II brennenOe
&erSen tru9. Sie armleudter waren
nod Sablrei6er, tru9eH jeOO9 weHiser
&erSeu. Sieie Seleu9tuns lit 10
ebenmlBi9 Oertbellt gu beiOen Seiten.
in Der S0be uno in Der Sieie. borne
II. binten, oaB lie ii6 Die gelpunoerun9
aller &snner er5wingt. nno bieie
SauienOe bon &er5en (Osnn Gas sibt
es ba nibt) iperosn in iUeniser oils elmer
Stunoe 3eit nit anenmaBiser De-
l6wiuoisteit bon elmer 0ten9e oienlI-
barer Geiltcr angeSunOet, Die an Sell
legH in Der &lft bdngsu. uuo ll4 bort
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
NcunuuooreiSi9f
4 enera(= Gera m m { un
-beS-
bsutiGeW rDmiibsfatbulii6cn
g. g ntrat- pere / II s

pom Qmerifa,
itottiilosuo ant 49,, T., IS. unb 10. Sep
TENDER 1894 III Der StaOt Jtep yort
0auptquartier: W~tetrOpolitau 0otel,
%rOabw0p ;wii9eu 9ouitou uno 4rince
StreetS.
Roteu: $3.50 ulb auiwdrtS; ,3immer
ALIEN $40 uno auiparts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-05-29
Il ufrnf
an Sic oeutihen fatboliidlen >Mdn'
her uno Jin9lin9e Ger Der
eini6ten Stddten
sur Setbeiliguns

oil benz bie0iabriSen SeItib. Ameritonii@en
aatboliteu= Gage in YouisuiQe, @p.&)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
WHITE PLAINS.

The Finance Committee OF the Board OF Trustees.
White Plains has recommended the Issuing OF
only S. 4o) in certificates. instead OF $1,000 to take
I'D outstanding certificates and TO provide for the
deficiency in the levy Of 1888. collector
f. r. Hopkins will begin the collection OF schooi
taxes tomorrow at A. r. Russe's shoe store, IN
Railroad-ave. and will sit on Wednesdays, Satur-
DAYS and Mondays for the next two weeks from 10
q m 10 7 o. m . petition for the extension
of lateral sewer mains in Mamaroneck-ave., from
Maple-ave. south to the village lines mas peeh pre-
scented the Board Of Trustees, and II Is under
stood the Sewer Commi tee Will recommend the con
c.uUo,tnn ~ tho sever Immediately The
Sewer Committee has caused 10 be paced Deneath
the covers Of manholes and fush-tanks in the sewer
system galvanized iron pans perforated near me
top for the purpose of keeping sand ana other
foreign substance from entering the sewer mains
. The Westchester County Waterworks Com
pany has made application for permission 70 ex-
Tend water mains down Central-ave. toward Harts-
dale. The annual inspection OF the Fire De-
partment has been called By Chef Engineer Stan
field, to be held on the evening Of THURSDAY, O.
tober 49, at 1880 o'clock. supper Will be served n
Union Hall after the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Che Second Ward Republican Committee OF
Donkers will meet Friday evening at their
room. No 2S1 NewMain-st.. for the purpose or
fixing dates on which the several district organiZa
lions shall hold their meetings. The newly
elected officers of the EDworth League. or the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, are: The Rev
W. W. Alexander, president: Miss Stella Pearsal
secretary: Frank II. Connolly. treasurer; vice
presidents Miss Ada Karr. from the Devotional
Committee; Miss Carrie Wheeler. from the Mercy
and Help Committee: Miss Medora NJ. Wheaton,
from the Social. and Earnest W. Davenport from
the Musical committees. The following men
have been elected members of the ST. Andrews
Golf Club: Theodore a. Havemeyer, j. A. Rome
James Girdwood. Henry James. William Alien
Butler, IT.. II. Fulton Cutting, Walter Jennings
Frederic c. Thomas Otto T. Barnard, Henry W .
Taft and Archibald Rodgers. :. About Two
hundred persons present on Monday evening
at the reception given by Pasade Lodge OF 0dd
Fellows to the members. their friends and families
Speeches were made by Past District-Deputy Fur
sey. Of Dobbs Ferry; Past District, Deputy Iheo-
dore G. Bayer Of YOnkers; Dstrict-Deputy George
Tillotson and the Rev. S. Parkes Cadman MISS
Bertha Shepard and William Green contributed
solos and Miss Eta Corning and Miss Denman re-
cited William Bates c. r. Denman and John W.
Arbuckle were in charge of the evenings pleasure
Miss Julia Sanger has sold her lot az 20
100 Warburton-ave.. to Lewis IL Virgins lVi
g. 500 The lot is 25x10D Mrs. +. 3 Purser mas sod
to W w Robinson lot No. Is. Pier-st lot $liv.
The purchasers will erect residences upon the lo'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
UrR TTO CHILDREN KIDNAPPED.

Washington oct. THE two children OF Dr and
Mrs A H. Glennan were forcibly taken from their
mothers home at O'Clock this morning by -four
men, and Mrs. Gennan asserts that her husband
was one Of them. DR.. Glennan is a surgeon OF the
Marine Hospital service. Three years ago he sued
his wife for divorce. According TO Mrs Glennan
che defeated the suit in two courts, and the case
was finally settled by decision that DR. Glennan
shouId nav his wife SIS a month alimony. and that
she shoulA retain possession OF their two boys.
The kidnapping occurred at boarding house. No
so Twefth-st where Mrs. Glennan resides. She
was awakened by hearing a door burst open. -Four
men entered her apartments and took from her
side the eldest boy. Arthur. The other child. Ken
meth, taken from his bed In another room Mrs
(;lennan shreked for help and begged the men not
10 rob her OF her boys. The children. In their night
gowns were carried out OF the house. and each
was placed in n carriage in charge OF two OF the
men The carriages driven rapidly.
Mrs Glennan was Miss Susie Rayner. daughter Of
Joseph Kenneth Rayner. ex-Congressman from
North Carolina and Solicitor OF the Treasury under
President Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
CLOSING TIE WILD WEST SEA SOY.

The season OF outdoor amusement Is drawing to n
close. Buffalo BIZ; Wild West and Congress OF
the Rough Riders Of the World was first In the field
for public patronage. and for nearly six months
has been OF the most popular places OF resort
for amusement seekers within the bounds OF what
In the future will be called Greater New-York. Sit
uated. It Is a; Ambrose Park. adjoining the
Thirty-ninth-st ferry, In South Brooklyn. with
easy methods of transportation from all parts OF
the city and surrounding country. 1t has proved
Mecca for thousands Of people Messrs. Cody and
Salisbury. proprietors OF the entertainment have
definitely decided to close their season Saturday
evening. October g. and II behOOves all those who
desire TO witness the entertainment provided by
this aggregation of the rough riders OF the world TO
visit Ambrose Park during the present week.
The last performances Will be given Saturday
night, when the tents Will be struck and on the
sunday following the people engaged will depart for
their homes IN the four quarters OF the globe.
combination equal to that Of the Wild West has
seldom ever been brought together. and not only
because of ts amusem INT. but OF its educative
qualities should 1t be by all people During
the rest OF the present week two performances vii:
be given every day at and SIS O'clock including
SATURDAY..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Museum 81 Natural History IL open on week
DAYS from . to o'clock. being closed In the evenings
for repairs. on Sundays 1t Ia open from 10 .
o'clock Admission Is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum OF Ar, is open FREQ to the public on
TUESDAYS Wednesdays. Thurslays ard Saturdays
from 10 a. m to p m: Sundays from | ?. m TO
D. m; Monday and Friday evenings from 70 "
o'clock Admission on Mondays AMI Fridays rom
10 a. m to p. m. Is p cents.
The Norwich Line owners have reduced their iares
10 Boston TO 81 20 Worcester. s.; Providence 3 ..
with corresponding reduction all points east and
north The new twin-screw steamer Ciiy OF Lo"eI.
"Greyhound OF the sound" AMI the CRY OF Worces-
ter stnl in commission. leave Pier 40. 80 North
River next to Desbrosses-st.. at $50 D. NJ connect
Ing al New-I.sndon with vestibuei train OF New
York and New England Railroad, due at Boston ,
a. m Worcester 100 a. m; als) with trains on ''h-
trail Vermont Railroad for Norwich. Bratieboro.
Montreal. and al points north and IN Cahala. a
fine orchestra is on each steamer. table dhote
dinner at - cents or meals served IA carte may
be ordered. All the popular weekly ana mon'h'y
periodicals for OF passengers are free Of charge
service KEEP, up 70 standard during reduction IN
fares.
The Rev Or b. F IA Costa. who on his recent
visit, ~ Rome was admitted 20 the Vatican archives.
read paper las, evening before he members OF the
Network Historical Society az It's rooms. second
ave AMI Eleventh.si. He dwc!i upon The carly Ndt-
can archives in their relation to the discovery Of
America.
Eight cinnamon who arrived Yesterday on Ward
Line steamer from cuba were detained on charge
~ violating the Chinese Exclusion Jaw They pro
tested tina, hey were merchants ana. such, priN
legged 10 IanI here. They were taken before tnii"i
States Commissioner Shields. who released uem On
their giving security 20 appear before HIN Tor *
animation.
great feet OF vessels went out - ihi' port Mon
day. Seldom In ore DAY have - many vessels ''i'
the harbor. There were 40 CRAZE u sail AMI steam
r.nw.ej n,sslng out, OF these L., were schooners.
Many Of me schooncrs hal been waiting here un'f
the lost cyclone had got ihoroushiy lost.
Charles + Pouchcr. a lawyer. living A. 10. 100
Wcs, Eighiy-slxih-st.. and having AZ INC" IN fu.-
tons. was heA Tor examination ~ tn romhS Pc
Ice Court yesterday. charged WIKI forgery By VIII
lam BcI!.e.