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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
TROUBLE IN JACKSON.

II is probable that there is trouble in
the management of the Jackson club.
although the facts IN the matter could
no, be learned. Jackson has been be-
hind in salaries and was expected to
withdraw. Mike Hobrecht sent a tele-
gram TO that effect to Wheeling. and
that was probably his reason for jump
ing. l, is evident that the Wheeling
management also credited the rumors,
as HardeSty's contract was secured.
The Register correspondent states.
however, that President Lynch has ten
dored his resignation. and that all sal
ares will be paid to-day. The with
drawal of Jackson at this time, would
seriously cripple the Interstate. In the
report of the game published above. II
appears that Shields played with Jack
son. This is peculiar. Shields is a
gI1d fielder. and excellent batter. and it
IS hardly likely tina, he has been releas-
cd
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or p.Crvc AT COLUMBUS.

FAST RACING AT COLUMBUS.
COLIMBUS. o.. August 6.-Robert j.
8 rajD demonstrated to-day that he is the
greatest PAGER ever harnessed to sull1y.
II was the greatest race Of the var, the
Easiest four consecutive heats and the
fastest fourth h5at ever paced or trotted
on any track There were three starters
in the race, Frank Agan, driven by Nc
Carly: Robert j., driven by Starr, and
Rubsnstein. driven by Laird. Geers eX-
pected 10 drive Robert J., but had not SUI
ficiently recovered from the accident OF
Wednesday. In the first heat the horses
stsrtd away well. Agan taking the lead
and holding 1t all the way round, with
Rubensteln second and Robert j. third.
In the second heat Agan again took the
lead ara Rubenstein dropped behind Rob
ert J. before the first quarter was paSSed.
Robert J. kept close second all the way
round to the stretch. when he began TO
move up. just at the finish Agan was
pulled off his feet and Robert j. went un-
der the wire length ahead. The third
heat was almost a repetition OF the sec
oud. Agan took the lead and Robert J.
Rugged his suiky until they came into the
stretch, when Robert J. moved ahead
easily. In the fourth heat pretty start
was made and Rubenstein set the pace.
the three horses going in a bunch almost 10
the three-quarters pole with Agan in the
lad. After that RuheHstein dropped back,
Robert J., as in the previous heats, Rugged
Agan's sulky until they turned into the
stretch. when Robert J. moved mp and
passed under the wire a length ahead Of
Agan The time by quarters In the last
heat was :3oi4 1:c0la, 1871, 2:o22i
There were two other races on the card
besides the % pace postponed from yes
terday. OF the eleven heats pacd ana
trotted during the afternoon the siowest
was 2:1l;a. Summaries;
Free for all pace. purse $2,Coo-Robert j..
b. e., by Hartford Starr, first; Frank
Agan. b. 2. NGcCarthy). second; Ruben
stein. br h. Oaird). third. Time-2:o3&
2:ors, 2:or6. 2:o2a..
PHI trot. purse N,50O-Frankl!n. h. e, by
Cod Leaf French first; Satin Slippers
blk. m. OIcKay). second; Rife. blk. 2.
McCarthy). third. Time-21oA, 21o2r
21l15.
PIG pace. purse s1.5o0-D1n T, b. 2.
(swishcrl. first: Frank Boyach, hr. h.
Goyach) second: Budford. b. z. Hansor)
third. Time-9:oSis. 2:o7 2:cSi2.
80 pace, purse $1,5oo postponed from
yesterlay)-Plane;, b. h., by Bonnie Nc
Gregor Starr. first; sherman Clay, ch. g
Oococh. second; Silver chimes, b. 2.
Pallips) third. Time-2:1OA, 21A, 2:14
203is.
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standing Of Clubs.
Special to the Register.

Jackson. Mich. August 6.-JacNso"
vent TO pieces IN the first inning ai'er
three men had been sent TO first on balls
md Wheeling secured a lead which was
never overcome. Doubles by Whaiins
md Violet. and HariesJy's error added
-w.3 i'm the fg,h. and one came in III the
,evanth on TWO singles, q sacrifice and
an error by Miller. A passed third
strike. two singles and a double gave
Jackson three in the first. Thurston $
error a sacrifice and a single added one
In The second, and in the ninth, errors
by Baker and Thurs,on and Two singles
added another. I'm this inning only
Moor base running avoided the score be
M tied. The game was lacking in
ginger on both Sides Hardesty' and
Tburston particularly doing loose work.
The Wheeling President has been dick
sr.ng with Jackson payers, and tonight
Harlesty signed a Wheeling contract.
He will. however not be allowed TO play
with Wheeling. The mems pay is due
tomorrow. and they were notified it
would be paid in full before noon. Man
aver Lynch rendered his resignation TO
t6a directors tonight. The score:
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A RELLAIRE CLUR.

Last evening between seveniy-fye and
one hundred citizens Of Bellaire. several
Republicans being among The number,
met at the City Hall and organized a
Bi-Metallic Club. which bids fair to cut
quite an important figure in Belmon.
county politics during rhis campaign
When the meeting was called TO order.
!. B. Darrah was made chairman and
Oscar Mckinley secretary. A resolu-
ton was adopted appointing q committed
of six to report name fer lie organi-
ration and The chair papoin-ed as such
committee Messrs J. A. Gallagher. J. S.
Johnson. G.. w. Boone. George H MuJh,
and J. H. Campbell Two of the com
mitteemen, Messrs. Gallagher and
Boone, are Republicans. The commit
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tee reported in favor Of calling the or
ganization the ''Bi-Metallic Club of Bell
aire," and that name was adopted.
About seventy-fve signed the roll. A
committee was sent to wait on Col.
Poorman and invite him to address the
meeting, but he had retired. The club
adjourned until next Monday, when j.
p. ST. John will be present TO deliver an
address. Col. Poorman will also ad-
dress the club at an early date.
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between john McGannon's 'Arr,i..
Henry Tapes buster" TIT. q.
more interesting than the TO, ma "i
McGannOn's horse took tie frs. p-.-
1907. The second heat resulted .,.. F.,
er easy victory ;or Minnie MIX L
Minnie" bay m. john NeGarr.-
"Duster," bay m. Henry Tsa,.
Time-l:o7, l:.5. Pucs So. ....l
There was also d sDec.a. 1..
purse offered by the Butcher.
ton, with Higlwayman. Seen. H..
Montana as starters. Tn ra.sV...--'
heats, best two in three Hg.q
was the pole horse. and lei .--.
Montana broke badly and fer
the stretch Sleepy Tom pu., r- u
went under the wire q half lenes H..
bf HighwaymaA, IN 2:2Nl2. Ir
ond heat Highwayman broke
1t was a pretty race between TIM I.
Montana, WIN the former s,-..
the lead. Montana went on h...
but recovered promptly. Tom g.-.
a half length, Montana second -.
$50.
THE Dressing CONTESTS
There were three dressing aars.
the programme for the day. and -.
sons who appreciate The work
butcher. shey were Very in-r-.s..-,
IS probably no eXaggegaHo, t-r.,.-
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RRTnGpPORT DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats of Bridgeport are max
ing arrangements for mass meeting
for either Saturday night Of this week
or Tuesday night of next week, in ihe
interests of the Democratic candidate
for President and the silver issue gener-
ally, and a number Of Republicans will
probably take part in the demonstra-
lion. The arrangements have not yet
been completed but will be in a day or
TWO. when details will be made known
Among the speakers who will likely
make addresses are George Duncan. of
Bridgeport, and J. c. Tallman, of Bell
aire, both Republicans, but who have
come over to the cause Of the people
this year.
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A BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
billiard Journamen, az the Carroll Club.
TO continue for a week Suitable prizes
will De given to the winners. 4 num-
Der OF players have already signifed
their intention Of entering the compe-
,i,ion. Others who contemplate doing
so, can hand in their names to Secretary
T. p Kennedy. A meeting will be held
az the club house al o'clock SATURDAY
evening 20 perfect arrange ments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07
MRS. BECK DEAD

Mrs. Jacob Beck, Sr.. died last even
ing a. The family residence. No. 1914
Ctapline street, after a painful illness.
She was Il years Of age. Deceased was
we'll known. and had host of friends
who Will mourn her loss. She was the
mother Of Jacob Beck the Eighth ward
grocer. and another sen is engineer at
ljhe Eighth ward hose house.
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Special to the Register.

Sistersyille. W. Va, August 6.-About
three hundred persons witnessed the
first game this afternoon between
Bridgepor, and the home team, which
resulted in victory for Bridgeport,
with the score 10 10 H. The game was
loosely played and the home team could
have shut them out if they had played
bail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

Do,v. ! D. Brooks, Newark; R. D. Bruce
r. A. Miller. Time, $50 20.
00a-baIf mile boys race, seven starters
WIZ Matthews, Wellsburg' f'ops,' i'O"
cry. Plttsburg; James Lewis fillsouIs
VIII Bonnet, Hubbard. Time I;0'2'
One-haH mile open, eleven starters
CLYDE Quimby. r. \. Miller, Bert Irons'
W. E. Krupps Time, l9S12.
one mile open. thirteen starters-Claude
D5tv. D. ]. Mitchell. Beaver Falls; II. B.
Scott. w. c. Kunkle, 81. C.airsvi'ie'
Time. 2:25
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9TH cnMr rrnM

Enquiry about the leading hotels yes
terday developed The fact that there is
still some rooms 10 be had but appli-
cants will have 20 be quite ea a 70 Sc
cure them. The people Of \ cling.
however, will care for all visitors dur
ing next week. and no Democrat need
stay away from fear that he will not be
q HE 10 find nnar-ers
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VERY APPROPRIATE.

The Intelligencer yesterday, in dis
playing its pictures of Mckinley and
Hobart. turned their faces toward the
East. THIS was exceedingly appropri-
ate. for those candidates have nothing
10 hope for or look for in the West.
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WHEELING Won TIE LAST.
The Jayons Went to Pieces in the
First Inning,

Raker Pitched a Nice Game-Re-
suits of Other Gamesin the Inter
State, National and Western
r.eaques-A Billiard Tournament.
Other Sport, Local and Tele
graphic.
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sIsrERsVI-LE

80, ~. ~ t......
SistersVil'e' w va.
INriii returned i'-''.
"here ne was O'.'-
stroke. He appears. tN
great deal better, am.
glad 10 see him well once .
Nike Ke3ting wen. "
evening.
City Engineer + j.
evening for a short hu-.n
burg.
II. W. Teete, OF Hum
been here supervising s'"
is doing for Heneguan O.
ed home to-day.
G.. W. Henry ana '..
home to-day.
Commencing to-m2I.
mort Ohio. aggregation
viii cross bats with -a.
series Of three game.
ever ever. SIN s.nca IFS orran.za.
With Marietta and lsa
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SECURED HEADQUARTERS.

The Marshall county delegation TO the
Democratic State Convention have Sc
cured quarters for meetings and organi-
cation over the Dollar Savings Bank, on
Market street.
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Grafton, w. Va, Aug. 5.
Dear Sir.


Dear Sir:
u have arranged with the general pas
senger agent of the BE- ORR. r. for
stop-over privileges on all round trip
tickets to the State Convention, so as to
enable such delegates as care to attend
the Congressional Convention at Far
mont to benefit by the round trip to
Wheeling. These tickets will be good,
as previously ADVERTISED until August
14th, but each person must obtain from
the conductor a stop-over Oh elk for
Fairmont. Under this arrangement the
delegates may obtain tickets to the State
Convention, stop over at Fairmont and
go from thence to the State Convention
at Wheeling without any trouble or
embarrassment in connection with the
two sets Of tickets which have been ar
ranged for by the committees. | Will
be glad if you will advise the delegates
of this fact and give it among our party
friends as much publicity as you can
because am satisfied frCrn the enqui-
RES which I have received that there
may be more or less embarrassment in
this connection.
yours very truly.
JOHN T. McGRAW.
Chairman Elk Com"
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati o.. Adjust 6.-The Reds
won a hard Tough, victory on tho
strength Of DIVERS pitching. lie waS
effec-tve throughout ami scat,ere !
Pi-sburg's hits i'm a highly successful
r,,,, 4 son Score.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

Dpt tidl 10 me "a = -St'l.
Sistersyille. W. Va. Auen g.
North Penn Oil and Gas Comm r
making some costly
their developments nca- Nrr
W. +. Silyers mas ID.
near the Rogerson po. oa..
will commence erecting r- a
row.
Boyd Bros. are erecting %
tank at their last well in jh. w.
field.
J. e. Haskell is putting dow
gas and water lines on his j.,
81. Mary's.
The Carer OF Company az
abou, 100 .cet az Their Victor NJ
ca,ed just below their stables
southern part of the city. TIL
this well to MAKE a small on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds. crop and whooping cough. It
IS pleasant, safe and reliable. For
sale by druggists.
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OTHER GAMES.

Saginaw, Mich, August 6.-Score:
Saingaw 49,. ........7 Is >
Youngstown ......... ......12 10 /
Batteries. Miller. Fischer, Cogsweu
and Nothwang; Spade, Jordan, Znram
and Cooper.
Fort Wayne, Ind. August 6.-Score:
Fort Wayne .................IU $
New Castle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L d
Swain and Hun; Hickman and Dono-
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Commencing August 9TH. the B. & o.
+. r. will run trains Nos. 4. > and : to l
into the camp ground station, until fur
Their notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

THE ablest preachers OF the West
Virginia and Eastern Ohio Conferences
Will be present at the West Virginia
Camp Meeting, August 10 to %.
m.w.&f
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MARIETTA WON THE SERIES.
peCial 10. the Register.

NIODIUI 10. lIIV 1T rlHVTI'
Marietta, Ohio. August 6.-The fourth
of the series Of seven games between Ma
rietta and Parkersburg 10 eide the
amateur championship Of the Ohio Val
ley was played here to-day and resulted
IN score of 9 to 3 in favor OfNIarietta.
which team has won three out of the
four games.
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cTOp-OvER PRIVILEGE.

The following letter from Chairman
JOAN T. McGraw explains itself. and
will be of interest and value to those
attending the Democratic State Conyen-
ton next week:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-07

Dockstad er's Ministries at Mozart Park
tonight.
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Snecial 70 the Regl.ter.

WilliamstoWn. w. Va. tr
The No. 6 well Of the Uu.o.
pany. near here, was Oh
night and was reported 60.
reis a day.
OIL CITY. Pa, Augu
ancrs. $LnC: certificate.
highest, $107i2; loves.
SLo7i2. shipments. t--.
/ $50 barrels.
NEW YORK. An
steady; PennsyivaI
$685. bid: Ohio crul
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
r1.cKAuor AND pnoNxviLLE

Charles r J. I.~-. the rrand'on o' Superv''F
Charles r Duserb~rr,'. whose baptism war r" 'fHe
IN Monday. Tribune died on MONDAY. nri th~
,,n.rsl vas ATTENDED rs r.'aNv~T aui friends from
Nav yo-k Youkcr- Mount Vernon ori other Iiac"~
The services were h~,d N ~ Johns church. ot
which NJ pnsert~rry has been warden for
great many years
The New Rochell" Water Company & surveying
the large farm of Lent. Hartley and Nrrrnily"n.
along Troublesome Brook two OF three miles w-s'
OF rtIrkahoe on which T. r. proposed 10 hni larg"
reservoir
The water mains are 70 b~ extended rom Wavcriy
Iiil Tuckahoe. 70 Soir@'il~ ana 'ro" '"h 10 i'''h
additional fre hydranis "reci"f
The rapid transit trains en tie Harlem Railroad
viii he eyien1ef n Y0nkcrr Park. extra track
having been la'd above Tuckahoe for nat purpose
william G Wi~se who had bc~n II. fog months
died on Monday. being stricken Win paralysis - 'hc
heart in his home I'm Yonker- Park TuckHhoe Mr
Wies. had an cN'eneive acpuain'ence among mus-
cal people in New York city and brooklyn. and Vas
for ve.ars leader Of orchesras IN Newport and Sara
the county nearly hf'y years. and leaves VIZ"
one son. three daughters ana thirteen grand chill
dren He was n member Of the Nev York CITY
Musical Mutual Protective Union. Aschenbrof"l
Vcr.,n and Ame-icus Council X. A. No. GA cacD
OF which was represcnted AT mo funeral Tn" burial
IN Greenwood
Frank r. Chambers and his daughters Of Crow
EY-Judee 4 H. Tappan who died In Fortham on
Monday owned The Austin dairy farm at Tucka-
hoe where up TO fifteen years ago. no liv~i He
was a warm friend and admrer Of tho late Judge
Silas y clifford Both of these men dii the country
great service during the civil War.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
0,1 ano Arn11mn Ul1e @rfatFr Nem0gnrk:
OTHER WESTCHESTER WINS.
SING SING.

Mrs Ralph Brandreth and Mrs Henry s. Bow
row represented Mohegan Chapter. Of this village,
az the Utica meeting Of the Daughters OF the Hevo-
luton
Daniel J. Hickey. Warden Sages private secre-
tary. is enjoying his annual vacation at his home
In Corning y. Y.
The pulpit Of Trinity Episcopal Church Will be
filled on Sunday evening by the Rev Dr. T. H.
Kraus. OF st. AIMS Church, New-York CITY,
Tomorrow evening the Rev. DR.. ]. E. Price OF
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
will begin a series OF sermons upon spiritual
Physiology"
The report Of the Town Clerk OF the vital stats-
tics OF the town for May shows that IN that perioo
there were four marriages. eleven brths ana t"eso
de1ths. All except two Of the births were sris.
or those who died four males. The combined
ares OF all who died amounted to 55s years an aver
age of forty-six years.
The fair held In the Scarborough fresoyteria"
Church tho first part OF this week came 10 sue
cessfu end on Wednesday evening pleasant
feature or the fair was tho concert given py the
ORCHESTRA whose members are principally ehpioSe'
OF the estate OF Mrs Elliott +. shepard
Tho pev 4 McWiniams will begin tomorrow
q ser,es OF Sunday evening sermons in the PreSDy-
,.rIan Church. entitled "Beacon Lights OK F'o'es-
tantsin" The subject Of the first DISCOURSE Is
..Tne Waldenses: or. the Israel OF the Alps
The tete given on Tuesday evening at the home
or Mrs Francis IarIin. jr, by the Kings Ddus"
ters FOR the benefit OF the fresh-air fund reaiZed
the sum Of $50. ~
Some months ago proposition 10 eS'aD''' III
rptts in this village was Introduced In the BoaEi
or Trustee, by IL petition OF number of taxpayers
and u Xas referred to a special committee, wHefo
Il has sluInbered ever since. The idea was 70
nrev.nt the further erection OF, frame buiialhs'
vlthir the boundaries Of the built up or business
nor,,ou OF the village. As nothing has been done
to regulate the question frame buildings continue
fo b.. erected whore they should not BE- ana hfe
irsursnce rate. AZ a consequence. Keep at h.gh
nKures Notwithstanding the ample water supply
and uooi fire department, OF the village
The meeting OF the Women's AuNHidry 70 uiS
BOARD OF Missions OF the Episcopal Chhrch "dr hr' !
in rrini,v Church Yesterday. under IN" auspices "l
,he ~, Episcopal par shes OF the village Repre-
lines Of IN. New Haven. Harlem and hudson K!Eer
railroads and from the west shor- o. ne NV ne
vr,.r,ble Arcn,ieacon Van kl-ck. % Nhlte Plaihs'
,r..tt,d Addresses were made al me morning s"s-
.Ion hv the Rev Dr. william :. Langf0ri s-cre-
,arv q, ihs BOARD or Missions and lleute,aHt
suh,ect was The Navajo Indians and Others. IN
the afternoon Mrs T"ins o. New OK maze an
address \ supper MAS servei 10 me V,.iilne ue'e-
eaies hy the women of 81 PauTs ana trinity con-
Frega atoms
. The annual commencement IN s.. Jonns Schooi'
IvAI and Merde. principals. TOOK pace yes IN!
rne pup.ls in the literary exercises snoWei gred
nrofcencv ami the battalion drill ana dress iata''
IN the afternoon w"r" gooi
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
PORT CHESTER.

the entertainment given by the Rector's Aid So
ciety OF St. Peters Church. In Fehrss Opera House
on thursday evening. was success In every respect
The programme consisted OF series OF tableaus
which formed the first part and a second part con-
Sisting OF two-act comedy emitted Mr. Bob"
Among those who took part in the tableaus were
Mrs. ]. A. Purdy. Mrs. Walter Bent. Miss Florence
Lambert. Miss Annie Underhili. Miss Clara Fehrs.
Miss Mary Sherman Miss Rose Henderson. Edwin
studwell Joseph Haight, tr.. J. wilkins and Masters
Samuel Bent and Frank Henderson The characters
n e %Tre 81 ss Mss l. Weeks
Y. Curtis. Jerome A. Peck Ernest Peck and George
A. Studwell.
The women OF the First Congregat tonal Church
given in the church next Friday evening. A special
feature OF the occasion Will be series OF tabeaus
illustrating the poem "Hawatha, presented by the
young people OF the congregation
Mellor Hose Company, No g. will hold parade and
festival in Purdys Grove next Thursday.
The Rev. William Henry Bawden was ordained
pastor OF the Baptist Church. OF this village. on
Tuesday. The services were conducted by the Rev
Pr " H. p Faunee The sermon was preached by
Church New-York City and the charge to the pastor
was delivered by the Rev Dr. Edward Judson.
The village is at present In the comfortable condi
that there Is balance In the treasury OF about s. 500
In the year 1896 will expend the sum Of $40 600 upon
roads and bridges. 5000 for street lighting and 800
Tor water for fire and sanitary purposes.
The Board OF Trustees IL discussing tho adva tages
OF regular police force for this village instead OF
the present system Of police constab.es.
season OF persons who have dsregarded the village
ordinance requiring bicyces TO carry lighted lamps
with the law. on tuesday evening. however.
sss ssd . 70 ., Ss With q our
wheelman from neghborng town caught riding
crns without lamp The justice proposes to keep on
fore him for this offence. - n
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
\F\V-ROCVELIE.

4, the regular monthly meeting ot the Young Re-
publican club. Thursday evening resolution was
adop,et that thereafter this club lndorse none but
Repub.icans FOR National. State. County. Town ana
village Offices.
A 7. Weaver and family. OF BROOKLYN are spend-
Ing tho season n, their home on Cenire-ave
Tho Trinity Parish School Will hold its closing ex-
erclses for the year June Is
A ,en.milc run will be made today from Port
Chester 20 ths village, starting al p. m 'or the
purpose OF selecting team of four riders for me
relay road race Of N" W'sichreter 'ycNhB l>tsue'
next Saturday.
Tho will or Hannah Strong gives $50" 20 Trinity
Church OF this village. providing tha' proper care Do
taken by that organization OF her burial plot
J Marshall Perlcy was one of the racing team
selected las, week for the season * 1926
Pap,ka ~. boat recently bull, by l.. n Hunting
ton. IT. FOR G. sherman Hoyt has d-monstrat~i
ma. she /. a speedy craft. She has loving
cup for her owner already this year.
Among recent accesrous 20 tho Mason., brother
hood - that OF John r. Beecroft. OF Pelham Manor
justice ot the peace.
property IN Prospect-s,., this season. mas among
other guests Mr.. and Mrs =. l. Norton. OF New
YORK
Assem5lyman Carlisle has returned from Washing.
tor lie took an active par; In the deliberations or
,hc Republican Club Thursday night
Professor Arthur H. Elliott and family have moved
20 New Rochelle from Peekskill.
on Thursday evening. June 20 The Rivals" will
be given the casino. under the direction OF Fred
-r!ck Pauldng Francis Wilson will take the role
o, David and Mr.. Pauldng that of Captain Aoso-
Weaver sr. and Miss May Sergeant
A. Ber.hier has begun the erection 0. a cottage
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