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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB CONCERT
A LARGO AUDIENCE ENJOYS SOME wELI~GIvES
SELECTIONS.

A LARGO AUDIENCE ENJOYS SOME wELI~GlVEN
SELECTIONS.
The members Of the University Giee Club gave
their second private concert last night In the con-
Ger, hall OF the Madison Square Garden. The hall
was decorated with banners and college coiorS anu
hack OF the stage were towering palms ana ferns
The programme consisted Of ten numbers, ana II
was well carried out. The chorus singing showed
the result OF careful training. and the more am
bilious efforts OF ihe men were received win such
applause as showed that the people present were
heartily pleased and quickly appreciative or the
skill shown by the singers. 1t is one thing for
lot OF college men 10 rattle off" "Oli Bingo. ana
quite another thing for the same men to give
Schumann's "Ritouree'; but the club ala boih las,
night and In a way OF which none but favorable
criticism can DO made. Miss Geraldine Morgan
played Zarzycka's mazurka on the violin, and later
gave Wleniawskrs "Legende' and safasates
"Zapatead." Mrs. julie l.. Wyman SANG and
was loudly applauded. The programme was ended
by a number Of college songs
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs Stephen
IT, do Forest Miss Mary Agnew. La"renc" y. Abb
bolt. Charles u. Alexander. Mr, Frederick a., ~
Ne,is Charles l.. benedict, G, iedyafa l'alI Mrs,
r y" Bgckiey, Mrs William ngnker,. J. Henry cCar.
son IIugh H. Cole, Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederic H. con.
i DODGE. Henry - EIg. T. Emery samuel
Mrs. D. wills James Adrian H. J9line. Miss ElIa'
beth E B91tiIier Mrs. ken SSGnr M Ir,i holv Il
O'Connor Mrs. Russell II. IIoadiey, Mrs Russell
\. HoaGley. jr, Henry T. iowl@v1d: waltz, mcoi -
i" h il. Fsiracd osborn Mrs; Edwin r3rsons. j.
j.. Pine. Mrs John H. Reed. Mrs. Jonn = kocke-
s Tsra RonqPe Miss F s%sn sGq sh1y
%anasisoef EdTs5a ypn .J iHFeS Js"ss ws,I Van
and Mrs. John D. Wing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
LONG ISLAND.

OYSTER RAY-The fine of $50 imposed by the
Board OF Health of this town last winter upon 'ne
Rev. c. S. Wightman. pastor OF the Baptis' 'nuie"'
for holding services in disregard Of a resolution
~ tho hoard was RENTED yesterday upon the rec
ommendation of his lawyer, who submitted an QPti,-
ion that she fine could not be enforced MI. wight
man is iubant over his victory IN TINS case. -,
GLEN COVE.-At the request OF Char!es "A; Dand,
the Matinecock Oyster Companys shanty IN Dosoiis
Creek near the home of Mr.. Dana, was removed by
Sheriff Don't on Wednesday. The shanty was occu,
pied by a Waterman for the oyster company, anu
Tho remoyal was effected while the Waterman was
Temporarily absent At the time OF the trouble Pc
tween the boa house-owners on the Desch arlu MI
Dana the company caused float TO be built on
which a shanty was erected. Mr.. Dana oblecte,l
to the building. and It's removal leaves ''e oeaO'
without a single squatter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
CHOSEN COLONEL or THE BTH.

WATSON TO TAKE COM
MANp or THE BROOKLYN REGIMENT
Iieutenan;-Colonel William Leroy Watson was
elected colonel OF the 18th Regiment at meeting
OF the line officers held at the armory In BrooKyh
las; night lie succeeds Colonel D. g. Austen VITO
resigned several weeks ago Colonel watson was
born in Albany In ISL and In ~, moved 10 Wiscon-
sin He jjnel the 2lst Wisconsin Volunteers III
1852 ami served three years lie escaped from i''Dos
Prison through tho famous tunnel but was recap'-
,,r.l Later he made his way out again and TINS
time succeeded In rejolnng his regiment - ,,.,.
Ia lNs Colona. Watson Joined Company o. lSli
R.clmrnt and was subsequently elected CiptliH
Fa,ir wears ago he became lieutenant coone OF ths
i.fh Co.oncl Watson stands nigh IN the estimation
OF military men and ms promotion Is regarded as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

On Wednesday night number OF encamPmen'S
in the county paid fraternal visit TO sna"her H'
campment OF odd Fellows in this city Inc Visi'ois .
were entertained IN odd Fellows HAN IN No''"
psaaanay cneecbes were made by stephen Ayles.
or cao,ge TerwillIger James i. Holmes, Dsrlct
Deputy Grand Patriarch S. william conkhh, anu anu
James ID. Mcintyre. past grand pa'ra'o" VI wv
State -, ,h,oh ,yas con,-
~ financial support has given 10 the ionkets auus
Mems Christian Association over ZcW mhsa%''irS
and nanery Thes- are TO be distributed anuhs poo
ME Who cannot AFFORD to buy such matter, Inc per
sons who formerly frequented the inns readins'o,i
S.'a T"cu Invited 10 use that OF the Christian As
sociaton by Secretary Haskrtt ILL.,,
w. W. XiIi,m \ Clnrk daughter OF Augustus klpp'
t,,dI,g insnecior and commander Of Kitchng POST.
No 90 a. X r. died Wednesday after lingering
Illness She was In the twcn'y-h'h'h year " NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
It stands all tests.
Cleveland's Baking Powder.
1t is pure and sure.
THE DEDICITTON or THE ARCH. ll

crRrMONIEs TO BE THE SAME AS THOSE AR
RANGED FOR Tl'EspAY-THE SECOND BRIG
ABE NOT TO TURN OFT. IT SEEMS.
The military programme for the Washington Ne
mortal Arch dedication ceremonies. which viii take
Mace tomorrow will probably be the zane as pub
llshed In The Tribune last week General Fitzgerald
issued orders 10 the commanders or the FIRST Br gadc
and received prompt replies rom all, stating mat
the troops would be ready on 'mc. The desire
., ,hc Gamma ndcr-n ( hlcf that The original pro-
erammc be carried out was communicated 10 Cen
oral McI,ecr. OF the Second Brigade, who wished
10 consul, the wishes OF the colonies IN his brigade
before accepting General Fitzycrad's invitation.
William RhInelandcr stewart the secretary Of the
Committee Of Arrangements. said last evening that
no honcd the brooklyn regiments would respond TO
tho invttatlon to parade He had received tele-
gram from Governor Morton's private secretary,
saving tha, the Governor and his staff would be
nrescnt nc the dedication oaes and that
rho Governor desired to have the military pro-
or,urne carried out In It's entirety as arranged
for Tleslay Under the circumstances, Mr.
Stewart said, II might be considered as slight
both TO the Governor ana 10 mis- city, III the
Brooklyn regiments failed to lake part IN the
parade tomorrow. &c.,,
he signal Corps which ordered 20 Creed
moor for tomorrow. has been relieved from ina
duty. in order 10 be able to take part IN the re-
ali tickets previously issued viii be good for ad-
mission u the official stands. and no new tickets
will be issued
President Cleveland has sent a note to the com
rn,ttee expressing his regret that lie cannot at
tend the dedication Of the arch. ST. ,r,v,do would
not turn out =! consulted his colonies. VINO ana not
care - order their men tomorrow, as tley
had been I'm readiness to appear here on llesuly'
and then. too Decoration Day is near when the reg
lmcnts will have to parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
AFFAIRS IN BROOHL YN
FUGITIVE sHOE-DEALER INDICTED

CHARGES or FRAUD AGAINST JAMES f. VIII
son SUPPOSED TO BE IN CHICAGO
Tho Kings County Grand Jury has just indicted
lanes f. wilson the shoc-dcalcr OF 40. 81 Myrtle
ove l,rooklyn for fraud. Just before leaving
nrooklyn In December Wilson. II Is alleged or
dcred about GOooo IN goods, upon which he rcnl'|"i
oho,u 500 The nn1ayt upon which wilson ~
indicted ls made by Charles D. Sc,bridgc OF so 100
tafavct,c.avc Rrookyn. who states that NJ az
fcrcnt times In October last Wilson said his busi-
ness vaa bad md that II was good time to get
In n big stock OF goods ana then make an assign
mont wilson II Seems ordered nil the goods he
coud After he rot IN goods worth s9)."D accord
inc IN the AFFIDAVIT lob was put up whereby
ViIson was TO sell his stock. which was worth
about sl7s,D 10 firm for 500. through man
named Rosele. Then n clearance sale or goods
,ras conducted bringing in 500 week for sew
oral weeks Then the entire "emaining stock OF
roo1s was disposed OF 10 man named Harrison
for 400 Among the boot and shoe firms said to
bava been defrauded were the Robert DIX shoe
Company Alfred Owens Company. McGovern
THOMPSON Brothers, Under Shoe Company. Thomas
= Creascn Lewis Crosset;. w. A. Packard Co.
and Dodge Bliss e. CO. They employed Albert II.
Gleason a lawyer OF No. 2s5 Broadway. who put
Pnkerton detective Wilson's track. The fusi-
five was traced from Brooklyn TO Memphis ami
Chicago where he is said TO be at present Mr.
Gleason expects call upon Governor Morton ior
ro1uisition papers for Wilson's removal TO this
state J.,
dlctment got Wilson customer for his goods. was
seen last night ne said his entire connection with
the case was honorable ana that the aillnhNi' was
in error in bringing him into the case In the way
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ropr or xrw.yoRK. Tnu-iSspAY. MAY .. 1905


PORT OF NETWORK. TIirNSpAf MAY = ls''
ARRIVED.
Steamer Kaiser wilhelm II 0Ger sormcr Genoa April
* Nopes =, ana Gibraltar % with mse, n cabin ana
.i .te.rncr pa.scnsers Oclrics Co. Arrived at the
Bar AT a . ,n.,os ,vr.s March
os Nrnteviden ~ and - Lucia Aprll - wh Hlse To
S,rtnn 3 SON Arrived AT the bar ~ :, T. m
steamer Finance Daly. Colon Apri 20 WIN nldse ana
% passengers To- stamford Parry h'ii'h " 70 N'N'"
steamer Dorian IN. Howell. Moneso i'aA Jamaica
,n,u ~ :, AIMS FAY - Port Antonio :, ara foft
Maria ~ Win indsc and passengers to T. Kerr Co.
steamer Ell Dorado Percy. Newoneans' days. win
mise % ! + Van sickle. .,,,, NTH ,da. ora
messengers 10 ola Dominion - -. g. coc,,o, a,,wern
'ch, S,,ccr Of Parrsboro. 81 cochran. Auwe' "
~, days VIII mdsc 10 order. vessel To + whitney x
co April -. ,laxandr.tta % days
Win i,amnrce roo; t. McAndrcws * Forbes 'esSe' 10
John g Senger Wind southeast. light
Sandy Hook. May --''5' ~ ''
breeze. foggy. ~ m, PrIngle Ducnos Ayres
March santos Apri T. Rio De Jan'o ". =. ,a,ay
f;renad, - win mdse and passenger u '''s'''
Arrived the Bar NJ y III
CLEARED
Steamer Guyandotte. Walker. west r0'h'-''' oO"'"'
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GElDY T. LOiTH TO co.
THE rollcE JUSTICE Is FILLED WITH GLOON
OVER HIS COMING DEPARTURE FROM
THE BENCH.

THE BENCH
A. tho regular monthly meeting OF the Tammany
Hal ORGANIZATION q the lNth Assembly District
AZ 80 - HuIson-si.. last night. Police Justice
Thomas F. Grady rounGy denounced municipa. re-
form and reforme's. Coroner Dobbs VINO pre-
sided SAL he would Introduce as the speaker Of the
evening "A man WAC a'wlys stuck 20 Tammany
Hal IN sunshin" AM clouds.
Il don't VISA - agree with your chairman. fill
Justice Grady THAT the po.i'ia. weather ls now
c.only We are rather AZ the dawn. There were
heavy Clouds las; November bat the political
weather ls noW Gearing NJ. Pope are now be-
ginning 70 things IN their rea. perspective.
The speaker % tn evening then proceeded 10 de-
nouncc reform ami rcformrrs generally. reserving
IA. Police Magistrates BIZ. Tor his pcroraion But
saddesi % az" he said. the police Justices must
20 They won't bring Police JUstce 10 a trial,
buf 'h.y raise an Optcry against the board as n
d'sgraro and then 20 70 Albany ana grab the PAGES
for themse.yes. II Is rather rubbing Il In % have
IN. Chamber ~ Commerce meet ana say one rea-
.,n 10 abolish was that We oppressed m" poor
Tho combinations that almost daiy made inside
tho walls ~ the chamber ~ Commerce and raise
the price - beef really Cypress the poor VINO an
nouncei that oppressed The poor"
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p. J. MDERMorr DISAPPEARS

Patrick J. McDcrmotts family and relatives are
much alarmed about his dlsappearnncc on Aprll -
since which time nothing has been seen or heard
% him lie kept A shoe store at so. Ia Flatbush-
ave for twenty yehra. and Il well known He toiI
his wife on last Saturday evening that he vas go
ing out to gc, shaved lie dia not come ba X again
The family avoided making his disappcaihncc pub
lie until Yesterday Mcpcrnofi took Win him be
tween a., and S.,n The 9ifc and daughter ray
there Is no domestic or financial trouble" ~" hi
tended ST Augustine's church and was member
OF the Catholic benevolent Legion.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Bishop Richard scannrii OF Neprasha'
and Bishop Henry cosgrove. OF iowa ,Mn
HRIpGE-Melvlic T.. Stone. Of 'hicaso' FIR -
VENI'E-Scnaior Arthur J.. Gofhan' OF ""'S
land: Senator Nc!son W. Allf''h, o' '"o,,
and. ex-senator william D. Washburn, Of Mime
so,,. Jndec Joseph Potter. Of Whitehall. y. " ana
Emitted states Labor Commissioner ''t'''
Wright GRAND rNIOS-st"'" senator '"""
Rninea OF Cananraigua. y. V METN'1pI'f- ''".'
Senators Edmund OConnor ana l'n'y - -,
hall MURRAY IIIIlI-rrosidcnt T.. Is Ahore"S,
=, prov, University: General j. s. Fullerton OF
Washineton and State Senators Joseph Muilh anu
G. w. Pound. wALDORF-sr Alfred Mooney u
England.
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Steamer II whitley. Halleu Boston-H F Dmock
steamer Cottage city. Bennett. Porand-Horatio Hall
Steamer Henderson. Wlletts Philadelphia G
steamer la Hesbayc Dutch. Eckhor Antwerp-C II
Steamer suevia Ger. Koch Hamburg Hamburg Amer
Steamer Yorktown. Dole, Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion So Co.
steamer Tallahassee Askins savannah-R l. Walker
Steamer Ardangorm dr. clyde. Guantanamo 81 Jago
Clenfueros etc-Wayde 4 Co.
steamer f>chie (ilr). Byron. Pensacola-F ] Lord
Steamer Lackawanna ,Br,. Robinson. Avonmou,h-Ciust
steamer Arlandhu OBI. Walker. Cardenas Cuba-w d
Munson.
shin Solitaire Ryer. Zanzibar-Arnold. Cheney a Co
Ship Aladdin lIirl Rutter Aner. Java-Scammeil Bros
SAILED.
Steamers Paula Ger FOR Dover for orders; city OF 81
,'tas ,.,,ho. Iyneneids. Baltimore Brxham ,;noro
cuba. IorblI dD Pensacola; Guyandotte West Pnn,
trinidad 1i,r) Bermuda Yorktown. Norfolk and Newport
News Mas.apequa tBr), brunswick. Ga; Suevia tGer)
Hamburg. Tallahassee savannah '
ship solitaire. for ZANZIBAR
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Massachusrts dr' Bouquet. sailed from Lon
don Tor New-Noik May . ~ ~
steamer britannia uip. Smith: from Liverpool for New
steamer Normannia lGe) Barends from Now yor,, %.
Uomh"rr arrived at Southampton May q 10TH 'o'
Ssin At c ny,. ,sr Nav Barclay from NewYork
steamer Taorrnlna Ger, Koch. from Newyort Arru
II for Hamburg passed the Lizard May 'orN April
10 fn Dover Tor orders passed the Lizard Nav iSrk April
steamer Mactello on kea from New-York April 20
sonthamp,on passed sclly Islands Nav Tor
s,.,mcr Draunschweig Ger. Wempc from Nam vo,.
April 20 for Bremen. passed frswls Point May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
srpDry DstrH ~ 4 cABLEcAR.

charles MrJcrmoit. hardware merchant. at 40
iqG Gcntrc-sL got into Third-ayc cahle-car AT
Park Row aul Chambrrs-st with his son Jnmes
enrly last evening 10 return 10 his home No. 22-5
S.cond-ave when The car reached Chatham
s1uaro Sir Mcpcrmou suddenly fcll into IA" arms
~ hr son ami lost con-'iourn'SH lie was carried
lnto Friedrich Wuorst'n's drugstore" a. 10. ~
It,e.f, whore be- dl"l 10 few minutes Heart
,li.o,Hr la fuppo.rl - have been the cause No.
p,imou formerly kept y cigar ttufo ~ 80 10
1.nfr,.af.. before hr entered ne h'fl~hf" hnn-
n,sr and among hia patrons numbered many well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
A ~puMpERNIcKEL" BAND GIVES TROUBLE

Justice Tlghe az the Butler street Court had
before him yesterday six astonlsh"d street mn-
sirians who had been arrested by James irwin. *
the Third Precinct for violating city ordinance by
plav!ng before o'clock In tho morning
did YOU see the band In opoFationY asked the
magistrate.
Il did Yer Amer" answered Irwin. They we're
playing dear oil German chunos that ne mother
used TO hum IN mo infant ears over Pat Butler s.
saloon.
Justice Tighe found the band guilty. AMI SUE
pcndeI sentence lie smiled as their names were
read on as follows: John Keppol Pcicr k"pp"l
Jacob Keppcl. julius Keppel. julius Pickle and
Peter Nickel.
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vAcAXr LOTS 70 nr Used ~ THE roon

tubscrptlon llst. headed hy Mayor s.hcrcn
with ioo wnH started yesterday ~ the cry Han 20
rocurc vacant lots for agricultural urcs IS poor
worthy families Willis j. Oxion anc1 for iOp.
and s. & Hrn,kcti 4. j. Baird. j. " Ers'fcr ana
\. J. Newton subscribed So each. Offers ~ lanI
were received from Henry Eaticrmnn ana T.. -.
Iliss II was decided 10 work IN coujuuci on a,'h
Inc Charit'os BOARD I'm providing labor ana land
for the poor. Contributions 81 money may be- sent
to ~ r. Gunnison. treasurer. at 80. q, Scncrmcr-
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
HOME NEWS.

Tn, United Freu Local Nems Which repres'nn a" me
neuspdpers in NemYork ctr that are reeco'n9 me ~"
o,onbic ne,rs Of Inited Press has ia hrndqd1e ~
Va OF Ann IT, Nem- York Ctu Al Information ana "ocu
,,n for publc may be- sent 10 those he"dq"de'' an"
te ,c,I fb,n be diribufed all the Tnfcd iress ne"s
popers IN ms city and 10 The rnhod Fr'ss 'o' "sSe""d
tjon m you1hOH the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

toria Ore. September 10, Bowman; Western Swed.
ish. Dayton. Iowa, September 10; Foster; west
West Nebraska, Kearney. Neb.. September q, New
man. West Texas. Calvert. Tex. N0yember -.
TENDER IS. Merrill; West Wisconsin: Sparta WIS.
September g. Foster; Wisconsin. Racine WIS., Octo-
hor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
A TEAM or HORSES JEnKrp INro THE AIR

4 double truck carrying NO iron pillars about
my feet long ana weighing con pounds. broke
down at Bridge and sands sts. yesterday Tho
wooden "rcnch" parted. ara the i~o iron columns
caused the 'front.' part - the truck 10 go up with
jork The driver Was tossed in the air and The
Two horses were cnffitl ~ IA tho ar several feet,
remaining there twO minutes, paving tho ar plih
their feet 40 one was seriously hurt The Flush
lng-nyc trolley me war ll0rknd,d fOr an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
NEWARK.

mortgage fcs>SOO.Ooo. given by the Newark ana
South Orange Railway Company 10 the riuen''
Title and Deposit Company was rec0rueu III ., nc
County Registers Office yesterday. Inc inol sax
is TO secure bonds issued at per cent interest," ~
raise money for Improvements on the ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
sorL TO GOD: MONEY TO CHILDREN.

Surrogate Abbott yesterday admitted 10 probate
the viii Of Mary Creamy. o. No = S.lh'nn-Hi.
who died on April is II r. written upon scrap
Of paper, ana begins "a follows. a. II fry CREAM.
sick Of body but Of sound mind ana memory. make
this my last VIII and testament In manner follow
ing. First, | bcquenth my soul To God l."r "s-
tate, valued at $40, II left TO her four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
4 CONSIGNMENT or CORpsrs

The North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser VIII
helm III, which arrived yesterday from Naples
brought a consignment Of grim freight. 1t consisted
OF four dead bodies, each in separate box. marked
and consigned to Baldwin Bros & Co.. OF No. CO
Broadway At that address Information could
be obtained to the final destination Of the bodies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
TO ENCOURAGE rREE-pLANrING.

The Tree Planting and Fountain Society OF Brook
yn is engaged in active campaign 10 get citizens
TO plant trees in front OF their houses. Many let
tiers have been distributed. giving information as
10 what kind OF trees should be planted. and hOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
Rrsc1.ED FROM 4 BURNING HOUSE

boy employed by Theodore Gross grocer. at
No lH StocktOn-si.. accidentally set fire yesterday
morning 10 somc bedding in ~ear room Of the
store and the flames spread rapidly. The building
is n thrce-story doubie-frame tcScment-house. and
on tho upper floors lived six families When the
cry OF fire was raised. many OF the tenants found
escape by the stairway cut OF, ana took To the
nre-escapes.
and her maid Pauline Daklup Miss Dakuq threw
a shawl about the head % her mistress, ana
dragged her to the roof. whore both we've rescued
by the nrcmen Mrs Phillips VAS unconscious
and suffered greatly from shock. Tho ilam"s com
municaied 20 the dwelling. No l3s and ~ cauSlrS
great excitement among the tenants Nit,r a h'tI
fight the fire put out. With loss OF N'.''".
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mlNlArlnE ALMANAc.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
s,,... 4 90 sirsei 90 Mon f.'sn ~ 20 Mtn'a =
nGi wArEr TO-DAY.
II Sand, urk i.,G,v. bland . ~ iicl Gur I ~
T. V-.1rdy Iook 80, Gns. Island $40 llel Gate 3.oi
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SIEI uE':j.


TO-DAY.
x...., For Line Mails close Vessel sails
,tDnnun J,cks1nNllc '1Nde. 800 m
;:,,g"rv Par, etc lamp,.t & Holt. 1909 N 300 IN
SATURDAY, MAY !.
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steamer Energe Ger), Fortmann from New-Yost
apr S, Az. arrived at swiaemunde April 20
steamer Elise Marie Ger, Remers from New-YWh
"S S, ~. arrived at Nieuwe Wa,erweg May l.
steamer Lam Ger. Hel.mers from New-York
Svu,hanlpton, arrived Bremerhaven NAV .
teanler Neendam Du'ch). Vanierzes from New-York
P' s, W April ~ arriN ed st Rotterdam May l.
ns,amer Diamant Ger. wischausen from New-York
April H. arrived at Rotterdam Anril 10 ~ 49,
steamer Spaarndam Dutch Rou,er from Rotteriafnl
sa s,.an from b3uIosne Tor New York May 2
New-york April 30 ~ -'''' s''eu 'ro"' faie''o '''
raitar. sailed from Genoa NAV ~ '"' '' WV
NewYork Aorn oFl Baxter sailed from Naples Tor
shanahn, henlarig .Br lie Boutiler from fIlogo.
Nav anu iiohA hors FOR New-York arrived al Alden
Announcements
"Chacaqua" T.. q w .c.a
new collar.
III. Phillips Digestlble Cocoa.
Inc only with rich choco,a,s a
Easily digested ~
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INCOMING SIEIuEsi
to- DAY.


r,r,. .... Southampton. April American
ND, .... Liverpool. April 2i............ cunard
nfaso.........N Nassau. Apfn 80. ....N 4 cuba
.riiice ...... st. ,gois Apr 27............ quebec
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.UIPPIvG NEWS.

Jersey city. Bristol Bristol 'ty..'. ''''''' wv III
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La Normanaie .... iisvre. April 2'.........f French
X.a,..............L Lisbon April H........... LnIesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03

III. o, pihillips' Digestlble Cocoa.
Easily digested.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-25

Attend the Temperance Picnic
at the Opera House, Wednesday eve,
july 81. Tickets on sale at Babcock's s
drug store. ..--....,.s. j..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-07-25
ROUND LAKE.
WOrtlingtOn's Misses Attract
Attention.

Worthington's Misses Attract
Attention.
The creamery has shut down.
Mrs. Curtis Morgan is quite SICK.
Winnie Erskin has returned from
Milford. People were beginning to
think she had changed her name.
Grain cutting is nearly completed,
and the appearance of the fields thick.
ly dotted with shocks is good for the
eyes. h. # Il. Il,
Il d fatiisf ' ,la saaffy y u shoot ~ II ciiick:
ems yet. A man with good dog ought
to repeat, LEAD US not into tempta-
tiOn."
Some young misses from Worthing.
ton gave quite an exhibition of good
(?) manners on our streets one after.
noon last week.
Two babies that had strayed from
their mammas in Window were found
on our streets some ten days ago and
taken to Worthington by one of ou1
young ladies and would you believe it!
she was allowed to walk clear back
here all alone.