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The morning times., 1896-12-21
NEW KIND OF RELIGION
Rev. DR.. TaImage Said 1t Must
Above All Be Practical.
HONESTY In EVERY DAY LIFE
Eulogized Business Men Who Have
Consecrated Their Wealth and
Work TO God-Named Many WHO
Are Famous the World Over for
Their Purity and Charity.

Religion of the mouth and not Of works
was discussed 10y Rev. DR.. Talmagc in his
sermon yesterday uIon the text Faith
without W orks / S Dead" lie said, in part:
The Roman Catholic Church. has Been
charged with putting to much stress upon
good works and not enough upon faith.
/ charge Professionalism with putting rot
enough stress M on good works as con
nected with salvation.
"G,ol works VIII never save a man,
but if a man have not rood works, he has
no real faith and o genuine religion There
are those who depend upon the fact that
they are all right inside, while their con
duct is wrong outside Their religion, for
the most part, is made up Of talk-vieorous
talk, fluent talk, boastful talk, perpetual
talk.
Il hey viii entertain you 10y the hour In
telling you low good they are. They come
up to such a higher life that they have 10
patience with ordinary Christians in the
plain discharge of their duty. AS near as
] can tell, this ocean craft is mostly sail
and very little tonnage, Eorctopmast stay.
sail, mizzentop p-sail-everything from fly
ing-iib to mizzen-s -spanker, but making
no useful voyage.
Now, the " world has got tired of this,
and il wants religion that VIII work into
ali the circumstances OF life. We do not
want a new religion, but the old religion
applied in all possible directions.
CHOOSING THE CITY'S SITE.
do you know how the site OF the
ancient city of Jerusalem was chosen?
There were two brothers, who had djoin-
ing farms. The one brother had large fam-
lily, the other had no family. The brother
with the large family said: There is my
brother with uo family; he must be lonely
and l viii try to cheer him up, and l
will take some of the sheaves from my field
in the night time and set them over on his
farm. and say nothing about it,
The other brother said: My brother has
a large family and il is very difficult for
him 10 get along, and VIII take some ofthe
sheaves from my farm in the night time
and set them over on his farm and say
nothing about it
so the work Of transference went OF
night after night, and night after night:
but every morning things seemed to be
Just as they Were, for though sheaYes
had been subStrac.ed from each farm,
sheaves had also been added and the
brothers We're perpleScd and could not
szGa rStand But one night the brothers
happened TO meet while making this gen.
erouS transference, and the spot where they
met was so sacred that 1T was chosen as
the site OF the city Of Jerusalem.
"If tina tradition sh ould prove un-
founded, il VIII nevertheless stand as a
beautiful allegory setting foIth the idea
that wherever a kindly and generous and
loving act is performed, that is the spot
fit for some temple of commemoration
The morning times., 1896-12-21
Live Pigeon shooter Murdered.

Oskaloosa, Ia, Dec. 2o.-G Gorge olightly,
the crack live pigeon shooter of Iowa,
was murdered i'll saloon brawl last night.
No arrests have been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
NETWORK CITY.

Elder r. r. Eldridge. the president or the EURO
pean Missions OF the Church OF Latter Day Saints
Was n messenger on the steamship Furnessia
which arrived here yesterday from Glasgow.
The METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art IS open free 10
the public from 10 n. m. 10 sunset OH lues"a!S
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; on SUNDAY
afternoons from I o'clock 70 sunset ana OH the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. on Mondays
and FRIDAYS from 10 o'clock until sunset copyis's
o,t students and members OF the Museum ohy are
od,r,.ted free others have to pay an entrance Zee
~ ., conts on these two days. There Is good pup
uc restaurant in the building. and there IS also
place 70 store bicycles
The Museum Of Natural History Is open on week
dave from, O 10 s O'Clock. on Tuesday ana SATURDAY
nvcr,nps from TO 10 O'Clock the public s admitted
,roa on SUNDAYS It is open from 20 o CIocN'
Admission Is charged Mondays ana tuesdays
u,or, 1,v , until September 10 the Museum VIII DE
closed in the evenings
labor will hold their annual afternoon ana even
- ,,. ot timer Park Bensonhurst. Long
,a,a,s to-day The musical director VIII DE FRO
.'. v,u,or, Nolan. The following men compose
49, committee Of Arrangements for the picnic
tIorrv Ericsson chairman; Victor h"'ls'ea' So
~ ro,, salworsen treasurer; Charles Johnson
Emil, Johnson Charles Benson ana Den N0''''"
,,.o BOARD OF Managers OF the produce FIX
-. ,.os,ordav received a communication HUM
s -, TO, owners Association requesting CO.
w 49,, 4, occurring a reduction in storage anu
p,1 charges at New-York and Buitalo' INC
communication was referred 70 the |a'"'
,oa ~ the Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
NEW ROCHELLE

The irish benevolent Society's excursion to Pleas
ant View Grove enjoyed by mere than 800 peo-
ple steamer and barge necessary to
transport the crowd. The young people amused
themselves by dancing to the music of the Philhar
monte Band.
James Brown. NewIork salesman. visited
New Rochelle Tuesday night. and while out with
friends lost his gold watch and chain. He reported
his loss to the police, and later In the evening
PatroIman Harrington recovered the property from
lanes Wilson who trying to dispose OF IT,
Wilson said that he had purchased the watch Of a
tramp. His story was doubted. and he was locked
IN as "A suspicious character ana VIII have his
hearing to-day.
John Sweeney. for being intoxicated and disor-
DERBY. was sentenced to five days imprisonment In
the White Plains jail. and was taken there yes'cr-
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
DORIS FERRY.

Charles Lester who went 10 Window Greene
County for his health. Is reported as much i'm
proved.
J. Jennings McComb has given the Board Of Edu-
cation a large clock with four dias. 1t will be
placed in the tower OF the new school building The
tower will be lighted by electricity. so that the
clock can be seen for a considerable distance.
A special meeting OF the Dobbs Ferry Republican
Club was held on Tuesday night to formally In
dorse the nominations made at the st. Louis Con-
vention for President and Vice-President.
Harold Smith. who was injured last Wednesday
by stepping a nail which pierced his foot, is able
TO be about again.
Thomas English las completed the sci DOL census.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Education held at the home OF J. j. McComb. II
was resolved that the clerk DO instructed to nser:
notice I'm the local paper, stating that the Board
would dispose OF the old school property and that
led bids would be received by the clerk for the
purchase Of the same up to and including July 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
SING SING.

One Of the most interesting weddings held
IN the city Of Hudson took place In the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of that place yesterday after
noon at 6 o'clock. when David Barnes. OF the firm
Of Barnes e. Barnes. Of Sing Sing and Miss Ida
Nav Searles were married The bride Ia the daugh.
ter OF the Rev DR.. W. y. Seares for Ave years
pastor OF the Highland Avenue Methodist Eps-
copal Church. Sing Sing. and the present pastor OF
the Hudson Church. The ceremony was performed
by Dr. Searlcs. assisted by the Rev. Drs. A. J.
Palmer and Clark Wright. Of New-York city, and
the Rev DR. J. j. Reed. OF Kingston. The bride
was attred In n gown OF ivory white satin. trimmed
with duchess lace and pearls with veil and orange
blossom wreath. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
H. Searles sister OF the bride and Miss Elizabeth
Wiseman OF Newburg. They wore gowns OF white
organd,e over pink taffeta. trimmed with pink rib
hon The bride and bridesmaids carried bouquets
OF roses The ushers were Messrs. A. Edward
Alderman OF Irvington; Charles Backbec. OF New
York city and Daniel nompkins and Edmond J.
I,arnes OF Sing Sing. Professor William Henry
Rove OF Sing Sing. presided AT the organ. Among
those present Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Searlcs. OF
East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Searles jr. Of
New York City; Mr.. and Mrs. n 7 Barnes ana
George Barnes Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Pierson.
Miss l. X Hull Miss Grace Beattys. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. y Kipp Mr. and Mrs w. s Smith and Others.
Of Sing Sing; Colonel and Mrs Charles IL wy
CANT Mr. and Mrs +. J. Bradley. Mr. and Mrs o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. July 49, ~
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY July 49, ~
ARRIVED.
steame. Furnesia Obj. Harris. GLASGOW July aaA
to Henderson Bros. Arrived the Bar at al
Steamer Croft e9 Robinson. Leta June 2. ard Ounce g:
Js Mhiap aB 4 Cox sns q ca
Steam steamer q 3 Ds ' Mcn,o.9 Vera cruz July
H. with md;e ard 81 passengers to James Ward ca.
sesm. @ Sueces ' R.s av y. July and Key w.a
IL %,In mdse and passeng.rs 70 II Na9ry 10 And
Charleston. July 49, with mise and passengers TO "
Steamer Old Dominion. Brakeman, with mis. ara pa
'e ss5 t, The rS ola pomSon s. Co. s,.A
breeze. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. Burton. Philadelphia
steamer Antilis c8p. Herd. Nassau Mon,sn .
Steamer Ervan CBels,. Johnson. 81 Louis Gu RhooA
steamer venezuela Hopkins. Ia Gusyra Porto csos.A
and curacao-Bou,ton hiss BALLET
Steamer Manhattan c. liver Briaseport-coly-r Brs
steamer seguranca Hansen. Havana and Mexican poro
J Ward 90.
steamer Augusta Victoria CGer .Kaempn ,PyrnOstA
Cherbourg and Hamburg Hamburg American Lac
Steamer Aisen9o,n cha,les bai,in.sre-H G Fs.,ss
News-od Dominon IS Co
Fax Bahama 3D. Teoa.r n.ls.sJ W r.Ts.r G
& douglass.
Teutonc ,Br. FOR Liverpool: vensrusA y
Hsyten Port su Prime Jersmle &c Fl rs.o Ssu
(Br) Nassau p seguranca Havana and Mexican p'rsA
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Lain Ger. Helmers from New-York e"'~
at Southampton July Is and proceeded tor br.men ..
Steamer New York Watkins. from Ne~-fOrs arrives "
steamer spree GER wnigerod from for Nov
Steamer Germanic o1 McKinstfy from N.wYor to
Queenstown and IIyeroooi passed Brow Heal July 10 40
Iay.rpo.ol' passed brow Head july Is
steamer Edam Dutch Roggeve"n. from New-io" w
steamer Amsterdam (Dutch). Stsngsr. for Nsw-'"s
sailed from Rotterdam July 10. 49, -, an,
Steamer Fuda Ger. Meier from New-forN VIZ W.
raltar arrived Genoa July 10 vo<S
steamer Dresden Ger. l-angreuter. from WV
July 2 arrived at Bremen July i. ,u,,L
arrived at Cuxhaven July IL x.~-YaS
yuly 4 arrived at Rotterdam July IL. x,s Iuy
steamer Michigan ,Brl. findlay. from Ne"-'"~
ssnmsr Mobile ,iir1 iaylsnd from New-York july
Tor Lordon passed the Lizard July H. ,u~ for No.
Steamer pals S,. o island H Jpy IL. v v
fC s,.aI p.s'efK aramanis r from
July for pssssd .lSraa' from s,On july
,,r London passed Prawle Point July 10 .s.rsaa ~
steamer Levsn Obj. , sailed from os''
Steamer Hsron Douglas oBo. purkss from
sailed 81 Vincent for Fort N.,a. t Inr pantse -
steamer Emerge '"ef'' i"''e" 'A"'' ..u.
s..a noss chester 3S Dutch sailed from
"" st-smer pcnnsyivana. Hannah sailed '0"
for philadelphia July "a u.,r. sailed from IonScs ~
Steamer Canadian tBr). Mo're' s"" ~ -
MS sss,n '" nseos Prince ,pn Dunr. from Nv
Steamer Spr1tt Ger. hbtcnt, rS" wv
a. arrived at Fredsrickshaysn july L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
TtY f..

The Young Mems Catholic Club Of White-st
York has decided not to have a picnic this
year but to join with Father Barry. their former
pastor and attend the picnic 70 be given by his
parish August 12. The picnic will be held at
RYE and special trains will be chartered 10 accom-
nodate the guests.
The banns have been announced for the wedding
OF Miss Nellie r Berry 10 James j. Tracy on
Wednesday evening. July %. at 1880. at the Church
Of the Resurrection. The young people are well
known in Rye. having lived here all their hves
Mr. Tracy r. connected with the Standard OIL Com
pany as a collector Miss Berry's brothers one
sheriff In Louisiana, and another seminarian NJ
Troy-w be present. After the wedding thero
will be a reception at the home OF the bride from
TO II O'Clock, after which the young couple VIII
depart a wedding tour 10 Niagara Falls
Miss Alice Berry who recently graduated wish
highest honors from The State Normal School OF
Oswego has been appointed teacher in the gram
mar schools Port Chester. Miss Anna Cushion.
who offered Ike appointment at Mama
roneck, has decided to accept. and Will teach music
in tho schools In addition 10 her regular duties.
Father Dugue. chaplain Of st. Vincents Retreat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
sTATEN ISLAND HAPPENIN'S'

,o.on, sonlghtner a baker. who hVes
III. xn-ove Clifton, yesterday reported "
-, o,,oa that her husband had peeh "i'se
Wv , morning He left his house VIII" ~ ~ O.
N'o"u" eour in stapleton, and has not returned -
hcen seen since. Sonlightner III ~ All and wore a
iorty-tVe r,rov clothing the day he Disappeared
brighton Board OF Trustees 'o'''iuS
inc s,o,l over the selection OF president anu
49,. seems little likelihood OF me " anr,nr took
Ing settled The Board OF, ,unarJ Brice withdrew
seven ballots; onn ,u was nominated Twenty
a sar baiIots were taken without evening
iournment was taken UNI" a..
The staten Island Boat 'iup mas sa,rr
orew for the Long Island regatta on 1a,u'
cra'A , u is made up follows: Bow Kelm-
Gay, x Wolff; No g. p Noss' s,rohe' ~ "arrv
The club has hired tugnoW me clubhouse at
II 30 o'clock ,. f,,,.
me aa,,ry this evening and will drill dur
ing the night , A.r
charles r. ingalls,. the sole re"ai"''s "e'''
-, ~. BOARD of Education OF ne tort Kr'h Ebr
Tnion Free school mas appo.L hers of the Board to
and william > an '"''
serve until August
Tb. annual tennis tournament OF '''o A"u'e' N'"o
hogan Yesterday afternoon
~. firm NJ McWilliams Burlee. shipouilders
Dor, Richmond. has been dissolved. and the
81 ss Will be continued by the fturiee Dryuock
Company Nil"'" - '
manager
The Staten Island Electric Railroad officials say
49,, oarr,ed Il ~, passengers last Sunday.
The County Court with Judge stephens presd-
49,, ,u hold a session on the 18th for the hearing
OF motions and hpp'as'
A contest has been begun between Francisco
Tore and Gustav SWANSON and Rose Murray, Tor
the guardianship OF Maria j. Torre' two-year-oid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
MOUNT VERNON.

The of1cia, board of the Methodist Church has
yet selected successor TO the Rev. George p.
Mains. and the pulpit will continue to be supplied
until September. when call will probably be made
TO some prominent minister.
At the meeting held by the Foremen's Associa ton
OF the Fire Department, Chief Jewell elected
president. in the place Of Edwin w. Fiske who
signed after his election as Mayor
The last debate Of the congress Of the Reformed
Church in relation to the eight-hour question.
At the close OF the debate a committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for trolley party take place
on Friday evening, July "a.
The Young Mems Christian Association team OF
Mount Vernon Is going to Danbury, Conn. Sat-
uriay. to play game Of baseball with the team
there.
Mrs. Edward Gay is visiting In Arizona for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McKeever. OF tho Doctor
Bill" theatrical company, and accompanied by Mas
ter Johnny McKeever the viollnist; Miss Anna May
and Mrs Could and her children were here last
evening. and gave musical at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Bryson.
The meeting OF the Common Council was held
Tuesday evening. Mayor FisIe presiding The club
was ordered 20 lease the present city courtroom
at the same figure at present FOR the term Of
two years. with the privilege OF three The Villa
ave. and Overlook sewer was accepted at the price
OF 81 232 H. and the ordered TO prepare the
proper assessments. Plans for a sewer in Rch-avA
accepted and bids were ordered for the macad-
amzing from Bridge-st. from North Fourth-av... 10
West Incoln-ave; also for Tnion-ave. from First
st. 20 Third-ave. and for the paving OF Rich ave
from 1incoln-ave. TO Primrose The Chester
Hill Land Improvement Company awarded the
contract 10 grade Clermont-ave The Clinton Place
grading assessment was approved. and gas mains
ordered laid In Putnam-st. 4 resolution by
Alderman Fiske 10 have clock placed in the Coun-
Gil Chamber VS. carried, and resolution 10 Ugh.
the Council chan her by electric light was referred
to the COMMITTED on Lamps.
The committee appointed by ex-Mayor Lewis TO
examine into the water supply has employed John
+. Farchld, Of Pelham. civil and consulting enei-
neer. An important meeting OF the committee Will
be held on July L.
Chief Foley has endeared himself 10 the wheelmen
by arreSng ten drivers OF wagons who have been in
the habit Of allowing crushed and cinders =,
fall from their wagons 10 the asphalt and which
punctured the tires OF their bicycles.
Cross and Crown Gree No. 2. Of the King,
Daughters. Of the First Baptist Church. will give a
lawn party the evening Of July %, the esiience
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Taylor
meeting will he held Friday evening at
Fairfax Hall. TO perfect the oreanization OF the
Young Mems Republican Club OF Mount Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
PEEKSKILL.

Work has been begun on the new State road to the
camp ground
After MANY weeks OF hard work Contractor James
r Sutton has blasted out the interfering rock In
excavating for a sewer on Second-:t. and now me
laying OF the tile will be pushed along WITHOUT III
corruption.
The walters at the State Camp will give ball and
ca,,e-vo,k at Assembly Hall. this VILLAGE. on next
Monday evening. There Will be prize OF sod-
handled Umbrella 10 the best lady waltzer ana
gold-healad cane for the best gehueihan oahcef
Oscar Karache. the New-York drygoods clerk VINO
was injured while bicycle riding on the Creek Hi
last Sunday and removed to the hospital has re-
covered so far as to about but has not been dis
charged from the institution.
The p. II. Casey Association. OF New-York. will
give an excursion to Iona Island to-day.
Master J. II. Decatur and Of his associates
Melted neat sum at fair they held this week for
charity.
Miss Jennie Cosgrove Is visiting Mrs. benjamin
News In Divison-st
Master Thomas Gardner Is visiting friends IN
Buena Vista-ave.. Yonkers.
Dr. Perley H. Mason has been making short stay
with his family who are spending the heated term
West Hampton, Long Island
Mrs Edward A. Hodgkins and ex-AIayor Ardcnus
r. Free and his wife and daughter departed for
Lake George yesterday. where they will spend sev-
eral weeks f. A. Hodgkins will join tho party
later.
John Smith. 1r.. has begun the laying OF the six
inch water main IN Washing recently ordered
by the Board OF Water Commissioners.
Jacob r. Decatur & Son are having alterations
made in their Dvison-st store.
The Alumni Association OF Drum Hill School held
a meeting on Monday evening and finished up all
their business matters until the fall. They propose
to have university extension lecture course The
coming winter.
The annual school meeting OF Union Free School.
No t-fli ba hold at sch
Tuesday evening, August T. In addition 70 the cleo
ton of one trustee the people OF the district will be
asked vote a special appropriation OF 200 to fur
nish the new building now being erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
NEW ORDERS ABOTT LIFEBO4TS.

James A. Dumont Supervising Inspector General
OF the Steamboat Inspection Service OF the Treasury
Department. has Issued order directing inspectors
Of steam vessels not 10 accept pass any liferaft
or lifeboat for use steam vessels unless there
shall be furnished with each written guara n tee
by the builder that such raft boat constructed
In strict accordance with the specifications presented
the Board OF Supervising Inspectors at the time
OF its approval II Ia also ordered that on and after
August !. 1896 liferaft lifeboat shall he ac-
ccpted or passed unless Il shall have permanently at
tached thereto a metallic plate having thereon in
raised letters or figures the name Of the maker the
place where manufactured. the shop number and
the date OF manufacture. and. II built of meta
the thickness thereof shall he Birmingham gauge j
This order is due TO the discovery that certain
steam vessels are carrying lifeboats not built IN ac-
cordance with the law laid down for their constr,c-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
PORT CHESTER.

Santiago w Mellor. the wealthy San Domingo
sugar planter. and his family spending the sum-
mer at their house in Grace Church-st. Mr. Melor
has Of the largest plantations the island
II Is equipped with $50 miles Of railroad. 1872 cars
and three locomotives. He is personal friend Of
the President OF the island
A well-dressed man, who gave his name Will
lam White. went to Mertz x Sons on Tues
day night and hired wheel to go TO Rye Beach
He was given an sS5 wheel which ne promised 10
return $50 in the evening. Mr. Mertz has not
seen anything Of him since and. coming to the con-
clusion that he has stolen the wheel. has sent a
description and warning to the dealers of the
county
The Port Chester Athletic Club has organized a
wheel club OF about twenty members. They will
make run 10 CoDey Island within few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

COME w1LI~oTHERs WILL Noi'
xoxr OF THE DEMOCRATIC PAPERS OF ~h'
c,,psrrR COUNTY WILL GROW ESiho
lAsrrc OVER THE TICKET .,
,,.-. q. a standst in the edtoriai en- ~ west
Ihe'e ., ,hs editors of Democratic papers IN coll
nun. county. They are waiting 10 hea' on,n.
,Ss -ecvlar organization before ann'u ,a, The
o. ."e tns National platform ana uen ,s,r, that
,Snr,ocratic editors In the smaiie. WV ar,ous step
Demov'a ,ns regular ticket will be a serious
70 Wv Evan and one deserving the f"ess roundly
WIN re- are few of them who 90 ho. ,a nop,,
u .os the ticket and platform pu, &c na evenly
,'.os IN their communities Is sh'an be fatal
.,'',na, false or unpopular step WV" II Is for
o'V.ue', ssts of the one who mace o,n ne some ex-
TO the in.er ,nst the editors are ions in
this reason r''d the county or state fEer action In
pression lie them justification ioi rom,nees
order ,o e,ther for or against !ht non-committal,
dec!a,iIns Vernon 1.-THE News Is ,he democratic
IN Mo4 Ths Argus will supper. ~" the platform.
whie b will remain silent apoG ,ll probably sup
ticket; gu. at Mamaroneck Wiz Journal Is
The EegisssSa .'The Port Ches,ett. ,DIev 1.-The
port MS, but leans toward MN support the
indepehhee,er Enterprise Will % ragraph has
port ,heI In New Rochelle ,i mt may do so
ticket ,rap a stand in politics, nroprietors s
never im,S veal The sympathy OF pocSele Press Will
uuy"bably support the uchs,, ion
Ypent Of the rcSuid4 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
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SALESROOM
800 FIFTH AVE. fnear s1st ST.
HARTFORDS, $40 to $40.
TRICYCLES, $3.50.
SALESROOM
REPAIRING AND RENTING.

infant, who inherited estate valued at about
5000. Eliza beth Tore, the chids mother, died on
juno in Tompknsve. and left her entire es, va,
Gustav Swanson and Miss Murray as guardians
Tore contests the case on the ground that ne 10
appears for Tore and w. NJ Mullen for tho de-
PENDANTS.
Justice Osborne. In the Supreme Court. Brook
lyn yesterday issued an order directing the
Thomas syndicate TO remove its tracks In Ocean,
ave. Arrochar and fining Superintendent Quigg 500
for contempt OF court In not obeying the ntunc-
moved within twenty-four hours The injunction
was secured by A. L. King. and the company laid
It's rails in the night.