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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
NEW YORK CITY.

Policeman Thomas Doyle Of the East F'ty-hrst-
st. station who was suspended Friday night after
shooting Michael Callahan the alleged leader OF
the "Corcorans Roost gang" restored 10 duty
by Acting Chief Conlin yesterday. Doyle Is under
$500 bail.
on and after tomorrow the cars OF the New
York New-IIaven and Hartford Railroad Company
Will run 10 and from the pier at New Haven for
the steamers leaving Peck slip at D. and II 20
p. m. The Sound flyer Richard Peck maintains her
reputation st being about ,he fastest steamer.
Claude Falls Wright Will lecture The Essen
tails OF Theosophc Growth" at the rooms Of the
III. p. b." branch. al No. ip West One-hundrcd-
and-twcnty-nfth- ST. this evening at SD
The Museum OF Natural History IS open week
days from to . o'clock. on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from s to 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free. ON Sundays II ~ open from to o'clock.
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art Is open free
the public from 10 a. m. TO sunset Tuesdays
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. sunday
afternoons from ! o'clock TO sunset md on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copysis
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free: others have to pay entrance fee
OF twenty-five cents on these two days
Postofce Sub-Station 30. - was opened ycstcr-
day In Johnsons drugstore. at Onc-hundreo- and
twenteth-st. and Elghth-ave. II will be for the
sale OF stamps. money orders and the registering
OF letters and packages
The Farmers club OF the American Institute will
have exhibition OF Strawberries and roses Tues
day and Wednesday, from To IL D. m. No. III
West Thrty-cghth-st. a meeting OF the club Will
be held Tuesday at D. m
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PATERSON.

Some time during Friday night yesterday
morning the the office of B-chtel's Hotel.
in Bergen County. " j.. near the Dundee Lake
station OF the New-York Susquehanna and West
ern Railroad. just across the Passac River from
Paterson, was broken open. and a tin box contain
ing Mr. Bechters papers stolen, together WIN
800 In cash Nobody heard the burglars, and they
were evidently professionals. as the work had been
done with fine tools and neatly. The papers were
found Yesterday scattered along the road nearby
,rhieves have been operating in that district TOT
some weeks few nights ago the summer home
NJ William Barbour. the fax MANUFACTURER, at
Warren Point. Bergen County, opposite broadway;
peterson was entered and small quantity OF
slIyerware was stolen. /; was found that Mr.. Bar
hor's team was hliched a carriage IN the stable
resdv 10 be driven off II the burglars had secured
large amount Of plunder Inst previous 70 TINS
n, The late James Booth. wealthy SIX mill owner
In broadway. Paterson bat were frightened on Dy
ne,ghbors Here. also. the horses were FOUND
hitched In the stable ready TO be driven on
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NEWARK.

The newly completed census OF Newarks popula-
ton shows a total OF abou. two hundred and twenty
thousand souls. as against 1880 In 1897 an IN
crease in five years OF about thrty-nine thousand
The school census is being taken az the same time.
The enumeration of school children last year
showed % Cos males and Is i37 females. a total or
bSlO3 The returns show decrease from these hs-
Mayor Lebkuecher yesterday appointed David C.
Dodd. jr., William T. OCOnner and John j. Nc
Grath as Commissioners Of the Board Of Assess
ment for terms of three years. Dodd and McGratn
are Republicans and O'Conner recently DIS
placed as Democratic City Clerk.
A special committee appointed by Lincoln post.
G. A. r., will report favorably tomorrow night TO
the post project 10 erect statue Of Abraham
Lincoln in Lincoln Park. the statue 10 cost $4,000
which amount is 10 be raised by contributions.
James Brown a conductor on the Arlington troll
ley line. seriously and perhaps fatally injured
yesterday while adjusting the trolley pole OF hia
car In passing the Mile End Thread Works. by
falling headlong backward from his car. Brown
lives In Kearny. He injured internally.
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THE TDEEETr HOTSE SOLD.
MAYER KNHN PURCHASES IT As Az INVEST
MENr.THE PRICE SAID TO RE RE
TWEEN sG5nnoo AND ,7.00oO

MAYER KNiIN PURCHASES IT As Az INVEST
MENr THE PRICE SAID To RE RE
TWEEN ,G5oooo AND ,5oooo
Tho announcement, made yesterday that tho Ever
cit House at the northwest corner OF FOurth-ayr
and Union square. In Soyeuteonth-st had been
sod on Friday and that IN" contracts had been
signed then. cuscl some chagrln among the brokers
and the principals interested. the announce
mont wa premature. The Everett House. however.
wa sold Yesterday. and the contracts were then
signed the executors Of the Phelps c'taic agreeing
10 transfer Mayer Kahn IA" rca-cstate operator,
the entire property. nvc-story building which
covers nearly six and half city lots. Douglas
Robinson 4 Co were the brokers who negotiated
The sale for the owners of the property. 1t has a
frontage Of II feet and inches In Union square
and e. feet In Fourih-ave with an irregular rear
~ % feet. The entire p.o, has total Of
li.c61 square feet The price PAID for the property
was said TO he between $4,000 and S5OoIl. Roal
estate IS appraised AT much higher values on the
lhoaiwdy SIDE ihan on IN" east or north slIc 81
lnion sauare Mayer Kahn the pnreh"scf OF ths
Of seventeenth st. ard Mon Square. short
10 So a square foot or about SIS square foot more
han the Everett House property brought
The Everett House * one OF the old hotels OF thc
city. having been opened In 1855. when Union
square. or Union Place. a. j. was thsn called was
consisted only OF a hve-story building. erected by
Mr.. HOLSTER. on plot J0XlW feet. when he
owned. The building was leased 20 'lapp x JOS
lin who conducted the establishment until roN
~ consent OF Edward Everett. who was then al
the height OF his fame. the house was named after
him Meantime. between 1871 and 1860. Arson g.
and Jarc q. Phelps acquired the Land on which
the Everett House stood. together with the prop
erty adjoining II on IN" west and north Their
entire Investment $4,000 The house -
tended AT "A cost Of $1,000 At the reOpeuing there
pr, sent many prominent people In M social
and political life In the city. and Edward Everett
on this occasion presented TO the prOprictOrs "A
portrait of himself. which still adorns wal OF the
honse During the the Everett House "A
popular uptown resort.
ii is said that Mr. Kahn has purchased this
property simply an Investment. The proprietor
and manager Of the hO.rl is Il. l.. VI. Bates who
was for many years the room clerk and cashier OF
tn. Murray Hiii iIoici Mr. Bates has a lease of
the property which does not expire until May. 1876
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NONN EHS.


Mayor Peeno yesterday rearpointcd John F. Brcn-
nan md Ethelbert Beknap School Trustees. but APP
pointed John Kcndrick Bangs in place OF Frederic
shonnard The failure Of Mayor Poene 20 reap
point Mr. Shonnard has cause! much comment
Mr. Shonnard went into the Board fifteen years
ago and WIS one OF the original fifteen trustees APP
no,nted by Mavor Otis when the Consolidation ACT
went into operation IN 1851. lie has peeh one Vi
inc hardest workers In ;he Board. lie was wee
presdent from 1882 to 1856 when he was CHOSEN
president. and has Ia that Office ever since then.
Mayor Peene's failure to reappo'h' h'' - Il s''''
on FRIDAY nirh, Nj. and Mrs; James H. B Far
celebrated the twenty-hfIh anniVeTsary OF unrn
Wedainr al we're Mr. and Mrs Havens Mrs. Coup~
and Thomas Blair of NewYo city Mr.. ana pi NJ
Mis- NaI,v Aycl and David Blair. Of Kingsbridse
Alderman ara Mrs Abram H. Tomnkns, Mt an =,
MIR : Francis quick Mr.. and Mrs RANK RAJ Xo ~.
kcrs IN, evening spent in a very "nloyao,,e
manner ana Mr.. and Ms. Blair were the re''pe"''
Finder m" now city charter an election for MAYOR
and Aldermen will take place IN November h.>'
Peenc announced yesterday that he was not cam
didate for reelection. . ,.-,,.. o,.o,,;,, a, the
\ floral festival was held FRIDAY even,ns Among
Park I'M Reformed church. In ludlow-st NHHO u
those who assisicl ~ the tables were Mrs J., "
Johnson Mrs Rober, Calkns Mrs G. DeT M WnnG
Mrs W II I.Ozer Miss Weller. MISS LINN" ""''
Miss. josie Chcdscy and Miss emma smith ,.,.r
Tho thrd anniversary and reunion OF tne h'r on
bul Society of America. which was organl1rt on
Building in this city. yesterday. ne III, Iobn
the society all descendands oi 'ap nd IN ,c
lie was fo have acted as captain OF tle MtS INV
ON her trip America. but ne i.nshS", W. noi now
ever ca me herr months aftc! the arrival "' We
Nayfowcr. and settled on l.ong iSl'il i'ti,"I
Indcrhn j. buried 1T Matinec0' rs ,'1uT ~ a.,
There were about scvcnty-hNe descendants J" AZ
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EOCKLlND COUNTY.

NyACK.-St AIMS handsome new Roman cain
o,,c church will be consecrated at this place to-
aav At the solemn Ponthcal Mass which VIII be
.unr at 1914, a. m. there will be present In inc
sanctuary bishops and priests TO the number OF oo
all vested in full canoncals.
Arcbblsbop Corrgan will occupy his throne on the
rn,st,e side of the altar attended By the following
officers. Assistant priest. the Rev. Joseph r
Mooney, " g.: deacons OF honor, the Hev. D. ~
monies the Rev NJ. Connolly. ,,,
The officers OF the mass VIII be- Celebran!; Bishop
CabrieIs OF Ogdensburg assistant priest. the Rev
William, l.. Penny deacon. the Rev. c. H. Cotton.
of ST. Stephens Church; sub-deacon. the Rev ~ W
+ frosby: deacons OF honor, the Rev. NJ. LaVele.
OF ST. Patrck's Cathedral and Father Fenton. OF
Snarkilj. master OF ceremonies the Rev. James l..
Crosby: assistant master OF ceremonies. tho Raw
III McI.oughlin-
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MONDAY. JUNE II.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF YORK SATURDAY. JUNE Is. 1898


PORT or NEW YORK SATtR pAY. JUNE To- 1870
ARRIVED.
steamer Paris wa,Ain, southampton Jun- $. with
md.e and - STORAGE p',senset' ID, n'"fn'
' ssn.r tiruia ,i,n Ferguson Iserp.o lune $ and
s,nsers g. vernon II Brown Co Arrived AZ me Nar al
haas' Gust cle Arrived at ne Bar at 80 m %
pnndre ST. Nth mi,e ana In.sengers 30 simpson sp-n'-
Yorre Arrived At The l.i a, ~ ,ur. IN
hAlas, Gus' hc,c Arrived 4, thc i,ai at m r,o
' s,ai. ssFn sos Al r1eS N" sc lar at $50
steamer Panama Fr 'hoo, bordrs S n srn re ~ M
Steamer Sand Il Gin Williams Husya Nay - Win
sulphur rcnnsylyana sal Mining , CO. ,Fs'r, M No
~, lmer 'alerno cen s'haame't lama s. =, F.nch
Fiye x Co. Arrived at he Bar at ".2o m, .n,,..,
: ami Nassau H. nisc and ~ pisSengers I" James
ward 60. Arrived a. the i., At 10 m ,,, ,r,,
Mons - ARMED AZ 'sr nT at ,|s with mds.
DAYS in ballast to William clyde Co - s,u..,
STEAMER Jgs,rh l. '.''y La a. "'''"ore' !" 'a''"s
Bark " cs~'ina tasacc dab, Damora naoan 90 days
with cofee rot nn TO ,' 40 WIND east moderate
CLEARED.
steamer S"neGo trowc Key West and Gaves'On-c
steamer ''' Groaau Hansen wilmington and Georgetown
Sscnmrr scruranca ricfrrnnn and Mexican
ports-James + ward * Co. - ,
'' steamer Gacia"e Dr. Young Valparaiso callao.
'q s.enmor F' Cron r rollins" Mnanch Bsimp-
sc.%s@ s c yss nuT.': s; cS
sesmsr ,1ui'In ,u NT''' cman fusion + nmcck
s s~S rawncc ur, Akenhead. BaltImore-ihelps
rs.sss piS NS 5a @a pT"9a ss CO.
SI S'@anSr ' ranc mo Ha'ap snpela ca-runcn.
sea%~r Manhattan T,aDd M Me- !, o s I,s
steamer II Sol Mason. Aew-orcans r Van
steamer city Of Columbia. Jenny. West Poin-old
steamer seminole Chichester. CharleS;on-w p clyde
steamer wyanoke Brakeman; Newport News and
i'ehm"nI Th h A' Ins nmcsnn BrIgepor;-rrank
Smith ,.... nh. s....., w.,,..
steamer jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport
steamer Merida 90 Tompsett Mon'evldeo' Bueno'
ste,mrr rentagos oakss Passport Rockport. Me
steamer om pomlni.n Couch; Newpor, News and
ship Thomas nichols. Yokohama Edward PERI,
SAILED
Steamers nrsham. for Gihsra; OLDHAM Dutch, Rot,,r
etc: veneta Ger, sie,n GothsnburS &c: city
ana News ~s' %s
pomInon. Newport News md Richmond croatan WI
G, I West Point AnnsndaIe or, Fernsndns: cTot
Mr:n MHmh i S+ s T9 srsS B
M2an @y IA svana "S Ar ro1.n
pool phoenlcIa Ger. Hamburg; Anchoria ,sr. glasgow
ship Borrowdale ,iir). for Lyttieton. n Il.
NOTI'E 70 MARINERS.
New-york Lower Bay.
Notice is given that about July I. 1895 the
psrmrnal system Of lighted baoys established tn
Nccs 1nd x Bang and snS
No =" June 1880. paragraph 10 viii be lighted at nigh
white lights the black buoys on the soahey sides an
red lights on the red buoys the northery sides Of tn
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HARLEM'S GREAT DAY.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE OPENING OF
THE SHIP CANAL TOMORROW.

TWO pARApEs TO BE FEATURES OF THE CEIE-
pp,TIoN-TTE FIOTII.I.A AND LAND PARADE
PROMINENT GUESTS EXPECTED.
Nearly The entire population OF Harlem and OF the
Annexed District and thousands OF people nom inc
ro., Of the city are expected TO take part In the
-, o,oninq of the Harlem Ship Canal to-mor
row The Governor OF New-Jcrsey. the Mayors OF
the chief cities along the Hudson River and the
Long Island Sound Mayor Strong and other city
officials will be present TO aid in the celebration
Governor Morton and Lieutenant-GoveTnor Saxton
are both unable 20 attend. and have sent their re-
prets The Importance of the occasion lies In the
600, thu, two of the greatest waterways in the
void the Hudson River and the Long Island sound
are 10 be united more closely at the great ocean
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buoys with lamps will be continued N POSITION N. w
buoy win psendicSIar ssr2', cS w
i, OF water at the I'M. sTki
by scotland I.sht-ves'el NJ = and Rocka"ay Point Lie
Saving station ,,... from, tho suov IN its pro.
posed position as taken from chart No s69 OF the vnsS
States n Coast and Gsodess s9rsy e ws Is
1SS ;s ,s-s sscSna Light vessel degrees IS MIN.
s ss.s 30 @Ta;.. Ss sw sandy sSs'h a62
Sr.s - '"Sss W M BY T % sSsnl rcssf
Ccney Island. II degrees 81 minutes ,NNw,.
This Notice aifrc's List OF Lights and Fog sisnsis
aa S and ds @ Isl IS i"s 2s 81 s and the LIS.
pages "a and %.
by order Of the Lighthouse Board
Washington H &c. ,a sS% r. lsa5 Navy CHAIRMAN
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer st Louis Rande for New-york. sailed from
Southampton June IL and passed Hurst Castle at Z:oS
steamer Augusta Victoria GER. Kaempf from New
York June for hamburg arrived at Southampton
steamer Ceyis CBD., Nice. from New-York June =
steamer Runc C5r). Lancaster. sailed from Liverpool
for steamer Sswf'FK Hindu aSne d. Douglas sailed from London
steamer Monomoy OBJ Jenkins. sailed from swansea
steamer Principal ,isr, s,annsrd. from New-York May
steamer Ia noSrrosne tr, Itsospt from Newy0rt
a for Mda as s sas aad d d""' Hamburg
New York. passed Dover June 10
steamer Diamant Ger. Wischausen from Cuxhaven
for passed the sle OF wight June 10.
steamer Stella Ger. Froelich, from NewYork June
l. arrived Copenhagen June IL.
steamer Altene Ger. Kraef'. for New-york. sailed
from Hamburg June IL.
steamer Mannheim ,O;er) Tholen. from NewYork. May
81. arrived at Cuxhayen June ~.
steamer Neckar ,t;cr) Mentz for NewYork and Balts
more, sailed from Bremerhaven June 10
Steamer Have GER Jungst. from NewYork via Sout b
ampton. arrived ut Hremcrhaven June Is.
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II ,Ger). Stormer. from News
York via Southampton. arrived Bremerhaven June ~
steamer La Champagne tFr), Laurent for NewYorks
sailed from Havre June 10.
Steamer RhynanL tSeg). Mills for New-York. sailed
from Antwerp June Is.
Steamer Pocasset tBr) Blyh, from New-York May IL
arrived at Venice June 10.
Steamer Ems Ger. Reimkasten. for New York VI
Gibraltar. sailed from Genoa June Is
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CEREMONIES At EARLE CLIFF.

The ceremonies u the Harlem ship 'Anai open
ing AT Earle CliN. Washington heghiS. VII '' -
follows. The old Jume House. now occupied hy
Ce,cr,i Forlinand l. Earle VIII be decorated with
flags and colors II all nations. battery - ned
pieces. now stationed there on the Identical spot
which was In command Of Captain Alexander
Hamilton AT the battle - Harlem Heights. - pt-m
her G l77S slll rft "a Governors salute "f ~fN'i
teen guns az the distinguished gueai- are pa t.'s
in the foiil- which 81 ".p0cici 90 pass me hlili
overlooking the Harlem RIVER about go CLOCK
The Hebrew Orrhan Asylum Band Of niiy pieces,
Walter Cohen leader VIII play a national wynn
and more than 900 voices viii Join undok the dlr"c
ton OF r. Carpenter. chormastcr Of st Lax =
Church The city il expected 10 have display
Of fireworks In the evening TIE loan exhibition
Of Revolutionary relics Will be under tho direction
OF Mrs j. II Caryl
Tickets Of admission win he sold NJ The gate On
trance the grounds by committee Of young
ladies' at 81 each. and at the Hotel NOrmandic.
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GEO. CLINT Co.
I3.@5 Ano a. WEST 23oSV.
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: 1874 AND l56 WEST I9"STReTI

Even. Lydia FRANKIE. Daisy Metz aud Mary Fer
guson. The girls form class q eighteen scholar
ships.
In fhc basement %, tho college VAS tho kni"r-
c.rtcu exhibit representing TIE work during m"
var IL fu. r.Nf room HAs shown thc WOODWORK
- fae r.r,s taking ne corr." 10 manual fA.nWr
ia. f.,.h.r !n ,harr. h. Ma. T.. j. Curnnt
Tn, sowing .Nnih.. wa In rhArg" % Mrs. J'ssup.
AL fn. modelling 100 clay under the supervision x
" =. Reid r.. work lr ctr board experimental
b., Mrs r. Ner.u. WsF also interesting
Pefha;s 'hc p.f. or 80 tho exhibit that attra'i"
m. most attention WAS the kitchen. Wh'r" broad
fle. cake. arl all kinds ~ pastry were set forth
Mr. charlotte sherwood. 20" pr"repir"~s, served
them 10 sI"tfs a. - O'Clock.
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EDr-Nr VERNON.

The Epworih Guards. the boys brigade OF tue
Methodist Church of Mount Vernon nhiS''u Wy
Flag Day on Friday with celebration that aiouS'"
,bo nr,ao ard PATRIOTISM OF the people. Dressed in
their blue uniform coats and white trousers thty
had an evening parade and review me rt E,,'.
vas bv Mayor Lewis. from the rorHh OF ms nome
in sec0nd-ave. after which he addressed the Dig
AIDE The parade then continued through tne
nr,-ciDoI and to the homo oi Su-
rerir trnd.nf Anderson in 'Rsirtecn;h-aVe. where
recep;ion was held ard refreshments were served
Tho nrncinal address was by Major James II. Jeh-
kirs on the origin. history and changes OF the
A 0ap
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HOME NE VS..

n, rnft,d Kocrt y,,cs uhfch r,prefnr 81 no
n,uspop>rs Nr York cy that az, r'cr'rn9 me f''s
craphic Tnf,rd Prcs has rs h>ndqudrrrs at
M u 1nnn S,u. York Cffy Information and doci.
,>ns for public BE- sent 10 tho" h>dd9pdr'>rs aud
thew ,rfII h>n disfrbud 70 al the Tnd Fr's n'~s
papers ms city and 70 The Int,d Irs for ai''mina-
ton throughout the country
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NEW-.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The liquor dealers in Hudson County are greatly
troubled at present the inquisit!veness OF me
Grand Jury. Friday afternoon the Erand july
heard complaints against ninety beershops ana
liquor-shops The inquiry covered the entire
county. and there will be more Of i tomorrow
when the Grand Jury meets again. Yesterday az
ternoon the liquor-dealers in Hoboken held meet
ing at Coyles Hall. ana unanimously DECIDED hot
10 keep open to-day, unless they are assured that
the police will not be more active than usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
WHITE IIAlNS.

Archbishop Corrgan will on June . al 1920 a. m.
Law the cornerstone OF the Chapel Of the Divine
Compa sson. Good Counsel Farm. W hlte rams.
The Salvation Army corps VIII nave straw
berry ami ice cream festival in Lafayette Han on
Wednesday evening next
Leaders from Jersey city will conduct union Cos
mel mission services in the Union Temperance
Rooms at $50 and 7:3o y. m. to-day W..
The June meeting Of the Archieaconry or west
chester which includes the counties OF Rockhnd.
Putnam and Westchester. will be held in ST. John
Church, Yonkers. Tuesday.
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PLAI\FIELD.

Wescott Carpenter nineteen years old. OF
William Carpenter. Editor Of The Clinton tN j..
Democrat" when fishing Yesterday morning from a
rock which projected into pond near Clinton
slipped into the water. He drowned. The
cork slipped from his line and in trying to recover
IL he lost mis- footing and slid down he side Of the
rock into the water. The young 20 the
surface once and Edward Seals. young man
who accompanied Carpenter, grabbed hold OF Car
pen,crs coat. bu; to prevent himself being dragged
Into the water Seals had 10 let so.
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hundred PERSONS VII take part IN ~" f"s t,'.ii"S
there and l.q'cn 10 an Grafton hy Fofihl'n M'il.
In The evening there Viii De Il l''play ~ nf,""i ha
n, oak Point ana 10 e. eylc,i 'l that 20" 4'9pAy
Win smrpars anything o, the kind over seen 10 MS
city .,, , ....,.,,
Tho Klncsbrldee Military hnnl have acc pi.I
~, ,,,f,,.ior - ira committee IN charge - ~
celebration 10 play on IN" gu"-is boat .-'ain" ""i-
In, h.. ralA.r
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Announcements.

Announcements.
Wheatena!
Cooks II a minute!
Every grocer sells II!
Has equal earthi
The perfect breakfast foo1I
THE HEALTH FOOD CO.. 81 STH-AvE.
'toNEoNTA." 'PENTAsKEr" .'NANTURA.ss
e. w. Three New Collars. = Il -. -
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MANUAL 7RAIyIy0 AT NORMAL COLLEGE.

H""tHT IHzININU IT NOHHHT TUT 7T"T'
An Interesting exh:AtIon OF kindersarten work In
connection with mS&hal training IN the domestic
sciences was given yesterday at the Normal COL
lege. The kindergarten work was done by Elsie
Earle. Elizabeth Emily. Albertine Lippman. Fran
ces Montgomery and Lille Schmez. The domestic
work consisting OF sewing cooking. modelling In
wood and clay done by Fannie Baker. Martha
Bachmann. Irma Beringer Helen Balm. Stella Sl-
verstein. Catherine Smith. Ros.na Ellis. Grace NC
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunris. o sunset ~ Moon o2o Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
\ VI Sandy Hook - Gov Island liJ Gate
I'M Sandy Hook 2.l4 Cox, Island 2tt He'll Gate 437
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-09-05
a woman.s Opinion Of women.

Nine. Blanc, the brilliant Frenchwom.
an whose literary criticisms under the pen
name of 9Th. Bentzon" have appeared for
years In The Revue des Deux Mondes and
are known wherever that famous periodical
is read, can talk as epigrammatically as
she writes. In recent interview with a
correspondent she announced herself as
not in favor of quite the same education
for women as men. She does not think
that woman In her abstract creative power
is on level with man. A woman has
never created an opera Of the first order,
she has never created anything in the arts,
she Is not capable of great distractions.
But women have closer powers of observa.
tion. Even when they write books con.
tanning philosophy, as with George Eliot,
1t is always with the details that they are
most interesting, and women should there.
fore always be educated SO as to develop
their especial talents and to preserve that
originality which is often crushed out with
a certain kind of culture