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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

Fall River, Mass. June 30 CSpecaD.-The cioth
market has been dull during the week, and the
stock continues to accumulate. The sales were
l,gbt and b,fween this city and Providence there
are lOooOOO ieccs Of goods In sight IL Is prooapie
that the Klra; Philip strike will be ended neXt We
after eleven weeks duration The authorities pro
nosa n omen mills Nos / and on Monday morn
ing The weekly cloth statement is ga a. e s30c
on hand "a 900: odds 10000. 6ix6is, $1,000; iaSt
weeks socl sae AZ; Zoo sa 1fc is o. rU wnSn
* on6 Sa;e,. for weekly delivery In July, AM'
august 1850: September % go; October. 500 NO
vember, 700 Decemher, 2go,, fTice' %H-i' ''''''
nominal for Gix6ls Market dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
MOUNT VERNON.

The members OF the 18th Separate Company. Ma
tional Guard. started for the tour OF duty al the
State camp yesterday CHEEKY as II they were
going for pleasure rather than camp life, with all OF
It's military restrictions. Captain Edward j. Kinder
was IN command and Leutenants Schneider ana
Perry are his commissioned staff They went 70
Yonkers on the trolley cars. thence by special
train on the New-York Central 10 Peekskin. Many
of those who have been dropped from the rolls IN
the last few months for various causes have asked
10 be restored. Arrangements have been made Tor
a special excursion OF Mount Vernon people TO the
camp on July l. going Yonkers by trolley. thence
by the steamboat Angler. which Will leave the
pier at $50 a m The boat will leave Peeksklll on
the return trip after dress parade or about p. IN,
The trip has been specially arranged fOr the
families and friends Of the members OF the 4tl
Separate COMPANY Of YOnkers, and OF the lltn
Separate COmpany-hence no liquors OF any SORT VIII
be allowed on the boat. nor Will any oblecuonaoie
people be allowed on board. The First Pres
~ Lake Mahopac yesterday, going 1y special tram
on the Harlem Railroad. The COngrcga-
tionai Sunday-schoo had ts annual picnic at jack
Rock near CITY Island yesterday. -: An IN
Episcopal Church OF the Ascension to-day viii be
the burning OF the mortgage. new build
ing for the ST. Johns German Roman Cathonc
Church is 10 be put up on the parsonage GROUNDS.
The East Chester Association OF the De
ecendants Of Revolutionary Ancestors Will be held
Church on July 4. George r. Crawford, Charles J.
Chatneld and Stephen i. Hunt are the Committee
of Arrangements The Declaration of Independence
will be read by Odell D. Tompkins. The Rev. DIT.
w S. Coffey will be the chaplain, County Judge
Isaac n. Mills orator, and Captain Charles I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
W ESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.


An official inspection Of the pneumatic e)ector
for the sewer authorities of White Plains will be
made tomorrow afternoon. A practical test OF the
pant will also probably be made. The pub
lie exercises attending the closing of the parochal
school have been deferred until September on &C
count Of the warmth Of the weather. Inc
general committee having in charge the annual
festival of the Westchester County Sangerbund,
which will be held July l6. on the grounds OF
the Society of Agriculture and Horticulture have
ordered general rehearsal 10 take place In Con-
cordia Hall tomorrow evening. This organization
Is composed of all the German singing societies In
Westchester County. At the annual festival So
cieties will be present from 'Norwak. New Haven,
Stamford. New-York, Melrose, Morrisania ana
Westchester County towns and COCA tlme Is eN-
ceties will take place in the viage ilye "a phi LIZ
of music have been engaged and Will head tle Re-
speclye divisions, Inc Rr SSmIa a H;eioknown
focal physician. He will be assisted by H. J. Dyk-
man, counsel 10 the NewYork AQueduct Board; r
VI. Thompson. school commissioner IN the Ia Me 81
White Plains and T. y. Van Kleeck, Jr. A
Womans Auxiliary Relief Corps has been or
ganzed as an adjunct to Gr0n Ner roSi rsSjdent
Mrs George W. Brown; vice-presidents, Mrs 3
Holland, sr, and Mrs. G. Leviness, r.; treasurer
Mrs. f. W. Bogart: secretary Mrs Daniei w no 30
CART; chaplain. Mrs. Kate Smith; conductor Mrs
G y Smith: assistant conductor, Mrs. Burlng
Palmer; guard. Mrs Mamie Palmer, ana asslstah i
and 2:40 races at the Fair Grounds on the Fourth
OF July Useful Encore, Fraulein. Keller Ben
Geneveve. Bismarck. Little Mac; sitra WiiRess
LADY Breese Sir Colin Belle Grand and other
horses entered There VIII also be rnnnns h ana
SGysis Session of thu l@
on account of sickness consequently large num-
Der OF lawyers were disappointed.
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OPENING DAY At CHAUTAUQU1.

A CROWD OF 45SO IN ArTENDANCE-INDICATI
POINT TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Jamestown NJ Y. June 30 (speciaD.-The Chautau-
ana Assembly opened its twenty first session to-day
under vorable conditions II is estimated that about
1900 people arr already on the grounds for the
whole or part OF the summer, and these, with the
daily attendance. will bring to-day's crowd up 10
1000 The programme for the day consisted OF an
organ recital IN the morning by !. v flagier' ioi
lowed at 2:30 y m by the address of welcome de-
livered by Bishop John H. Vincent. chancellor OF
Chautauqua. lat 4 p m. his son, George r., Nlh-
cent delivered a lecture in Philosophy Hall, de,
scrbing a jault taken by him through Spain ana
Algeria. At 2. m l.. S. Leason gave the as
sembv chorus it's initial drill he Will have charge
of this work for the At 3. m the English
Glee club gaze a ballad concert In the afnphl-
theatre II is thought that the crowds during tne
busy season W Ill equal and perhaps exceed the at
tendance OF p evous seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
YONKERS.

While picking cherries at the farm or d. Mooney
on the Saw Mil River Road yesterday afternoon
Samuel Peters. twelve years old, of No. "a Haw-
thorne-ave fell from the tree breaking his leg. He
was taken TO ST. Johns Hospital This after
noon at 3 O'Clock a concert will be given at the
Jewish Home in Riverdale-ave.. for the inmates of
the institution and the patrons. by Miss b Kay
ton Miss b. Stewart Miss b. l.. Frank. all soloists
in the choir of Temple EMANUEL Of New-fork
The third annual dinner of the Nonkers Hlgh
School Alumni Association which was held on
Friday night was a most successful affair John
Avery of the class of 81 presided. Speeches were
made by f. Shonnard. president of the Board OF
Education; Charles f. Gorton, superintendent OF
High school and Trustee James V. Lawrence
A reception was given last night at the rooms E OF
the Young Mems Christian Association by SeCre-
tary Nelson to the directors and members OF com
mittees. There musical programme, ana an
freshments Mrs Eliza W. Wheeler, widow of
City in 1896. and was the daughter OF samuel
MsSSsd Of For Son 9TsT forty fe nR County
Wheeimen will make run TO this city today;
o.clock in the afternoon. This evening the Rev.
Frederick NJ Davenport. pastor Of the First Metho-
TO the members of Yonkers Lodge. Knight of
Pythias The lodge will assemble at tnei TaSre
sndsr John Mcb A' 4sn21e 2ests
day from a trip 10 headquarters at Albany. on
Thursday next they go to P9yeT Plains 10 b as' he
an unusually fatal one among Young children The me
mortality. issued yesterday; shows that the deaths
among young children during the pas, week week
eauad the total plumber Of deaths OF TIE
Union have issued An appeal TO the public asking
for in eaAmF 0n ba la CEuch this
evening lne the PastoT the Rev Aivsh Hobart van
Rtsnds on On Compare the political principles of
mansm with the princp' s Of this Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

see in tba naners an account OF the banquet ne
attended at where he refused ali f ae
bread and notatoes I, happened that saw Greeley
or that fl rp at the At Rowling Green
Ky. The landlord. rather andlady, ,ne tUOnr
Tor the distinguished traveller He he c sTosn IN tab
and beckoning 10 the andlady. who was AZ IN
Gue competed her conpson by s Tead and MIX
Af;er dlsposing Of this one dish the philosopher
went out on e platform wheTIS HTSwq & he said
PRESENTLY with a far-away look. this IA warren
COUNTY ana used to give H b yo Gqy m 80 s saG
Your exactly right Mr.. Greeley, and the mention
Of Cays name this reused such enthusiasm OiH S
ttat Greeley had 10 retreat to his car 10 aVold pc
ing carried there in triumph by the crowd arouhu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
NEWARK.

Edwin Marsh, OF Irvington. y. j., who Is ac-
cused of bgamy in marrying young girl In
Newark after having secretly married his aunt.
has disappeared from IrvingtOn. Marsh was in the
grocery business capital furnished by his father
The latter has now attached the business property
on a claim for 900 against his son. Marsh left
town on Friday. He drove carriage 10 Union. and
then sent for his second wife, Miss Courier. 70
tnn him which she did Her father discovered
That she had gone from home, and starting after
her found her and took her home. The marriage
Ceremony which united Edwin Marsh TO Mrs. Ills
his aunt IL was reported was performed by the
REV r. l.. Stoddard rector Of ST. Johns Episcopal
Church In Jersey City instead Of by Father Hen
Messy Mr. Stoddard. however. denied that he
performed the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Finance Committee Of the Common Council
OF New Brunswick. in conjunction with city As
SCISSOR Charles A. Dunn and City Treasurer James
Nelson. met Friday afternoon and fixed the
tax-rate for New-Brunswck for the coming fiscal
year at 81 62 per 100. assessed valuation OF
so. 20s 500. This is increase Of II cents on each
800 over the rate for the last year. The various
amounts be raised follows Cit, tax,
s4.6oS; city school tax. 1885 70; county tax, S3
7e4; State school tax 276s2 The city tax last year
was only Sz9.Sl3 The Of the increased de-
mand from the city this year is that the Water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
srprrcEs FOE "PATRIOTTC WEEK"

This Will be patriotic week for the Metropoh-
tan n,ee,n gs held at Fourteenth-st and sixth
49,, rod,v there VA be a patriotic address. with
y,,lonal n, uslc ernblems etc under Colonel Evans
and popular services in the eye i ~" address
nendence night Or Colman will deliver an aI
on IlncolrI on Thursday Will be Natlcnal oYol
hight csi Friday Jersey state Nign'' anu vi
SATURDAY l'Coumban Memorial Night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

Commissioners return to the city $4,000 less than
last year. this year the Commissioners have
begun the erection Of water main. The
revenue from license fees will be short by at least
$1,000. several hquor-dealers have gone out OF
business. over 81 200 Is also placed In the
sinking fund this year than last year. so that about
$l4 800 Is be raised by taxation in the city
this year than last. New Brunswick has all along
been compelled 70 pay. an enormous interest on
ing fund bonds. drawing and I per cent in.
terest. 1t is hoped this year to replace some OF
these bonds with at per cent, or less, II
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
rur RFTI TELEPHONE BILL PASSED

Boston. June So.-The Senate to-day enacted the
bill permitting the American Bell Telephone Com
nony - increase its stock 10 100000 and the
measure now goes 10 the Governor. The bill per-
1nits the company offer the new stock to STOCK
holders nj market value. TO be named by the COM
missioner Of Corporal ions All stock not taken Is
TO be disposed OF AZ public auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
STATEN ISLAND.

The Grand Jury Of Richmond County, in session
at Richmond yesterday. finished its investigation
of the accounts OF County Treasurer fully. and
reported that the accounts were correct. 1t had
been alleged that there was deficiency IN Treas
Tullys accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
WESTWOOp

There will be Sunday-school sessions In Wesr-
wood to-day, as the schools have been ordered
closed because OF the prevalence Of diphtheria.
There was one yesterday. The victim
was Charles Franklin. There Is considerable IN
dignation because the body OF Alta Smith. who died
Friday was not buried Immediately. The family
has decided 10 have funeral service to-day. Mrs
VOORHEES, who is not expected 10 i've. is no better
and the physicians called in In consultation at
the house for long time. Every effort Is being
made TO stop the spread OF the disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
mr. GREELEY PREFERRED BREAD AND MILK

From TAe ST. Louis GlobeDemocrat.
Horace Greeley made trip to the far South
said L. l. ferris OF Columbus, Ohio, "and that was
In the spring Of 1871, wien he delivered the agri-
cultural address at the Texas State Fair, Houston.
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GLdNCES HERE AND THERE.

~ course the elevated road Ia dligcnt about
banning down expenses though Just as many people
have TO ride on H. hard times or no hard times
one way Of doing this. as recently shown - by
making the working hours 81 the switchmen longer.
Another way which Is familiar 70 those who rie
on tho trains at night is by lighting the cars as
poorly az possblc If insurance company should
offer 10 insure those who read on the elevated roads
arainst loss or impairment Of sight II would DO 4
biz business But It would be a bad business for
IN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 1872 sun Moon rises y Noon age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-s,,dv Hook $50 Gov. Island sos Hell Gate Z 90
PM-Sandy Hook COG GOV Island o"l ile" "''' '-'
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School Aeencles.

MEXICAN AND FoEEIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Profes -ors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
&C. to Colleges Schools and Families Apply -
Mrs. ST J. lOLNGFULTON p Unicn Square
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors. professors
~ teachers etc, IN AL depts reconInencs
parents $50 t'hsve BOOK DllnE cor 20h-st
CIRCtLARs % city schools 70 parents trse
\ teachers. all branches public or private schooA
KERR 6 HUYSSOON. Union school Bureau , w fih-S
o,rPERIOR TEA HERS an kinds. supplied free Teach;
- wanted schools re'0nmenlel. y !. Educatlonai
Bureau. II. y KELLOGG Manage. 81 +. OH ST. v L
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Ladies. Several teachers r
w september vacancies In tho English. music ana Kin
derga-f~n Departments. grern"ss. companion. matron
MISS DONON ANS T'aehe-s Bureau. 20 East lih-st
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big business Blu, It would be bad business for
the insurance company
People who are looking for out-of-tOwn houses
for the summer months should bear In NINA WING
making their plans that 1t Is rent-saving scheme
In most 10 live at the scasfore or IN the mou-
tains as long as possible. A New-York woman went
househunting the other day At Of the pretty
places along the Sound. She wanted cottage for
two months and saw Just what she was LOOKING ior
- pretty place overlooking one OF the most dcngh'
asked. II was 1900 for the season. but what Is
II for two months?' II 1000. II was $l.WO Tor
month six months.
II IS curious that the hospital ambulance service
in this city is not more efficient than It Is The
Fire Department is reasonably prompt, though not
SO prompt az II gets credit for being. and the police
calls are usually answered without unreasonable
delay, but II a person is injured in the street ana
an ambulance Is sent for, the walt Is Oiten eH-
asperating and life Of the patient IL sometimes
lost through the hardness In getting medical and
City institutions and their services have greatly I'm
proved in every line in recent years except In the
hospital ambulance service. and this Is one or the
most urgent and important needs Of all
The Ninth-ave line OF the Manhattan Railway
Company IL extremely lucky that It does not have
more damage suits on It's hands than It has This
is due more TO good luck than TO good management
Crowds Jam the TO sufocation during the rush
hours Of the day. Standing room is at premium
and a seat a luxury. The platforms of the cars are
crowded by people who cannot push their way IN
side. This Is all very fine for the company with a
few trains IL can carry all the people and mako
large dividends for the stockholders but one OF
these DAYS a collision will The majority Of
or injured and the company will have to pay out
more money for damages than II would cost TO put
on a few trains to accommodate the pas
sengers Sufficient unto the day is the evil there
or seems to be the policy OF the company.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS

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WEDNESDAY. JuLY
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THURSDAY. JULY .
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0eacbers.

DREP ARATTON FOR COLLEGE by Harvard graduate.
L experienced tutor would travel abroad. has tray
elled Europe. Address
HAILAM, l.242 Broadway.
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wv TORING for the summer by n Yale graduate. four
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WANTED A principal. experienced ami with follow
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building grounds and suitable furnishings ready.
Address BUILDER. BOX : Trihun" Office.
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For Both se1e--City.
- ERLITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
sa aas.4 s s%ad' at 'S xssu ~ fSr% ~
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Musical instruction.
GS % 1nH = F 6f M ss Street
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\ Home fr - BOYS Four Resident Matters. Careful
-Four vacancies Tor neat year. Address The Rector
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~ THE PEEkSKIII. MILITARY ACADEMY.
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Excellent home school Tor boys Advantages hst-class
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JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. A. NJ. Head Master
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New publitatlons.

AIMS T.. r. WALFORD'S NOVELS.
nv published "Blackwoods Magazine
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Steamers Norwegian d}D. Tor GlaaSow: Alamo 'arie-
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