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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-11

The Pharisees of republicanism are
raising their hands in holy horror at the
idea of any one criticising decision of
the supreme court. Who made the SUI
preme court? Whose servant and crea-
ture is it? When did it become infallble?
Was 1t when it's members aided in the
unblushing steal of the presidency in
1876? Is there a single one of the emil
nent corporation lawyers in Alabama
whose consciences have been so shocked
by the Chicago platform who has not
within the past two years denounced
some decision of the supreme court of
Alabama as erroneous? Is there one who
would not, were he on the bench reverse
some decision of our own court?
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-11

The most hopeful thing we have seen
in this whole campaign is the unselfsh
devotion OF the great trusts and corpora
lions to the interests of their employees.
Ordinarily the employer of labor at
tempts to get it at the lowest possible
cost, but this year these people are fight
ing bimetallism, tooth and nail. because
it will injure their employees. The world
is progressing rapidly. 1t will only take
a few more years until the man who
tolls and sweats will have to refuse an
advance in his wages to preserve his en-
ployer from ruin and restitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
TARRYTOWN.

The first hearing In the trouble between John ID.
and William Rockefeller and the assessors OF the
town Of Mount Pleasant was held In the Mlard
building in Main-st, on Friday morning before
Franklin Couch referee. of Peekskill The Rookie
fellers were represented by ex-Judge Noah Davis
Of Pocantico Hills, while the interests Of the as
SCISSORS were looked after by Frank Y. Milard. OF
interest is that the Rockefellers say the assess
nent levied on their property Is excessive nat
field Newman. Michael Martin and w: hais IN.
who compose the Board OF Assessors. say that the
amount Is just. After hearing some OF the facts
the case was adjourned by the referee until Fri
day, November ~.
Phoenix Hose Company appointed a Parade Com
mttee. consisting Of J. II. Corneth, r. }; ConneIi
William L. Bassett William a. Gill and John F.
The Committee will confer with similar commit
tees of the other fire companies. with view TO
holding fire parade in ,Tsrrrytown ,,.,,,o
vesperman OF Croton, Will take place to-day: The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev j. Selden
Spencer rector Of Christ Episcopal Church
selected the dates for the six lectures to be delv
cred on "The Political Leaders Of the State Of
day November "a. William Livingston and the
Sons Of Liberty; Thursday December 3. The
Ciintons and the Rise of the New-York Democ-
racy'; Thursday, December TO- Martin Van Buren,
Thursday, December II. "Thurlow Weed and Will
lam II. Sew ard. from Whiggery 10 Repubicansm :;
Thursday. January 7. THE Influence OF New-York
Journalism in the First Half of This Century" ::
Thursday. January a. THE Influence OF Ncw-York
Upon National Politics IN the Era of the Civil
War" The lectures will be delivered by Professor
Brooklyn. Owing to the small number Of lectures.
the Lecture Committee Is DESTROYS OF adding a sup
Elementary course on Art" by Professor William
H. Goodyear. II the present course is well patron
lied by subscribers the committee will make the
suggestion to the society that additional charge
be made for the supplementary course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15

Steamer Aibano ,Ger) Koch sailed from Hamburg Tor
New York November H.
steamer Armenia 0eu. Magin. sailed from Hamburg
for New York November H.
Steamer Columbia GER. Noselgesans, sailed from
Genoa for Nov York November H.
Steamer na,oum dlr,. Ward. sailed from Shields for
New November IL
steamer Conemaugh Henman sailed from HUH for
New York November i"
steamer Poneranan 'Sr. Siirrat. sailed from Gsss ~
for New \ ork November IL
steamer Bc~tonsn ,B) Parker sailed from London Tor
Boston November ~ ,, 49,. ,..-
Steamer Cafthaslnian fBil France. siled from bV"r
r,.ol ,,r philadelphia No. ember II.
Merida tl,D. Tompsff. from New ork sep
,er,hsr 20 arrived at Buenps Ayres October q
-,.,mar Gre,ltn Prince tlIrJ. Dunn. fiom New-l DIX
or.o,ar 49, arrived a Rio Janeiro November y
sfea,u.r mstoi,am dlu'chl. Sfenc"r from Ne"-l DIX
Octoh.r 81 arrived a Rotterdam NoVemher y :,
steamer lIitefnIan tBrl. Wallace" from Montfeal NO
Quebec. arrived Glasgow November Is
steamer Augusta Victoria oier). ka'U3n. flom New
York November Via 'herhourg ana iNm un arrived ~
Hamburg November ~ -. 49,. VI.
,.,,ncr q arrived A. Liverpool November IL
steamer Michigan ,irl Finday from New YORK No
verbe- l. arrived at London November ~ -
Louis. Rdndis. for Sew YORK. sailed from
s,h.n,non November and passed Hurst Castle i:55
Steamer schlcdam DUTCH. Quit for New-York sailed
from Amsterdam November ~ . A.. Vt,
steamer stuttgart "'"rl. montenegro TOT N""-1orh'
49, I'm Rr.nierhaNcn November ~.
steamer "ier. Iohl". from New ork. VIA
cl,,,far and Naples. arrived ~ Genoa Novenber ~
steamer tirsclRnP frrl hAul'l'h lot ~" i"'h
,ait,i fra,n Ua,re November L.
sinner Rate FaWceit ';r) Tornepphr ,horatar tor
So. y"rk f,r coal Al - Mi"hacis Nofembsr II
steamer Origen tB). Johnson rom iara Tor Ne"
W .atlet from fiarbaloes November - $780,
S,c,mer Cr1, ,Brl. Robinson. New-fork sailed from
Dundee otember ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
a CONNECTION TO CHICAGO.

Senator Calvin s Brice has AT last perfected
his plans by which his West 'rn roads will have
outlet to the East from Chicago by way Of GIN
cinnati The Senator has had many railroad inter
esis In tho Middle West for a number OF years and
now he has perfected arrangements whereby the
Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Railroad will
connect with tho Baltimore and Ohio NJ Sherwood
thus giving direct Inlet 10 Chicago Tor iranic
George L. Bradley. the vicc-presdont and general
manager ~ the Lake Eric and Western and Fort
Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville railroads. has re-
Gently taken up his residence IN chicago and his
removal ther" IL in furthcrancc Of the Senator =
mpleted plan.
Senator Bricc. who was seen last evening at his
home, No. H't tifth-aVe. suhsfanfiatcd tho state
Mcnt here made. and added that he was not build
Ing any new lines. but was confninc his attention
10 the roads that he had already In operation.
While he did not say 90. tho prospect e. that the
new connection will be In operation within a com.
pGrativcly brief period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

The residents OF Tottenville excited over the
visit of burglars TO three OF the cottages at the
end OF Amboy-ave. near the waterfront About II
o'clock on Friday nght the men entered the house
OF c. 5. VIdeon. in Hopping Mrs. Eideon was
i'll. and her brother. VINO WAS sitting up with her.
heard their footsteps and called out The next morn
ing the doors and windows on the ground floor were
found open. and evidence of the burglars visit IN
way of a general disturbance of bTic-A-bra was
found. The men took nothing with them. The house
of William D. Ferrich. III Amhoy-ave.. entered
in the same manner. The thieves deliberately ran
sacked Alr. Ferrch's room. rifng mis- pockets and
searching through c,o;h.Dg in closets Tney secured
N5 in money. but overlooked quantity OF jewe.ry.
Abou, a m. The house OF Neefus Journey. two
doors away. was entered. Mrs. Journeys house was
filed with friends and one 0: the burglars walked
into room where woman lay awake. She
screamed. and the fellow eisurely walked down the
stairs and of the front door Mrs. Journeay gave
a good description Of the man. The men are supposed
have crossed from New-Jersey. and from
their work they are thought TO be the same
men who raided Mariners Harbor a month ago. Last
week the police were Withdrawn from Tottenv:e.
ard villagers fearful they will subject
to continued visits from thieves.
a locomotive on the Rapid Transit division Jumped
the track the mouth OF the tunnel at st. George
yesterday. delaying tranic for some time. None OF
left the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
PEEKSKIIL.

The quarterly conference of ST. PauTs Me'hooiS'
Episcopal Church will be held on Tuesday evening
at s o'clock Presiding Elder the Rev Dr. H. >
Osbon OF Yonkcrs. will be present
Pcekskill mad its first snow squall on fflday
evening about s O'Clock. The white flakes he"
thick and fast but the furry did not last long
Stephen u. Horton. President of the village: haS
been authorized to purchase a safe Tor IN" NliaGe
and will buy n secondhand safe. which was IN IN"
office of County Clerk Ieverett r. Crumb lor SOM,
time but has now been replaced by larger ana
heavier safe. ,. !,
Miss Eleanor Blanche Todd. the daughter OF
William ~ Todd, of Somers. near PecksKil' was
married on Wednesday to James Marshall or New
York the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall
Of Somers The Rev Mr.. Russell performed inc
ceremony at noon in ST. Lukes protestant Epis
copal Church Somers. The bride was unattended
and was given away by her father she wore
dress of white satin. George Todd, or l'rookINh y
brother of the bride. the hest man:
Bridget McMahon. who shot and Killed Ia'rick
O'Mallev at Highland Station on the afternoon ~
October % was admitted To bail by the court az
Carmel Putnam County. this week.
At the annual meeting of the LADIES' society. ~
The First PRESBYTERIAN Church AT the nome OF Ms
Elizabeth y. Johnson. Nelson ave- on ihursniF
evening the following officers were elected Tor the
wear: President. Mrs. Joseph HUDSON; vice-pr'Sl-
dent Mrs Alonzo Seymour: secretary. MISS !'.hh
Baker; treasurer, Miss Mary =. Johnson. Af''r
the business Getting of the society there was
church sociable. About fifty people were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
TILE ONTARIO NOT In 1t.

4 report current I'm Wall Street yesterday
afternoon that the New York Ontario and West
ern Railway Company had perfected n plan where
by II direct lake traffic with Chicago
and the West through combination with the
Lower Lakes steamship Company and the Chicago
Shipbuildng Company. The news based ap-
parently upon the fact that two new steamships
had recently been contracted for by the two com
panics mentioned the presumption being that they
were he the nucleus of new line between
Chicago and Oswego. y. Y. whore Of course. rail
connection could easily he made with this city
and the soaboard the New-York. Ontario and
Western. Albert s. Roe. n director Of the road.
was seen last night at his home No. IA West Sev-
erty-second-st.. and said:
IF there is anything foot of the character
suggested do not know OF H. and believe |
would have been informed. The directors Of the
road have not had meeting nov I'm more than a
month. and President Fowler 10 In Europe He
Will sail for home the lsih do not know If
anything either direct or indirect 10 give color 70
the report. We have now an a-rail connection
with Chicago. and nave lake connections 10y which
We deliver great quantities. Of coal In Toronto all
under charter Of course"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
WHITE PLAINS.

Daniel w. Guernsey and James w. Hinkley. or
Toughkeepsie. and Joseph J. ODonohue' lr, OF
Ncw-York city commissioners appointed in July
1893, to ascertain and appraise the compensation
be made to all persons interested In real estate
In Brewsters Putnam County. y. V. required for
the purpose Of providing for the sanitary protection
Of the sources of the water suprlv of the city OF
New-Nork. have flied their thlrd separate IciV,i
with the County Clerk Of Westchester county. me
report fills III written. ana o'.r on.
hundred parcels of land and a large number Oh
separate claims are reported upon and appraised;
The Grand Jury OF the November term OF ,h'
County Court adjourned Tor the term OH FLUID
after a session Of one week OF the cases brouShl
before it, the jury returned fourteen indlcthlcu,S.
in the first degree against Francisco Gugiermo
charged with killing Antonio Romano. in Mount
Vernon September -. .e.
The following statements or election 'Al"n.'H
in the County Clerks Office in addition TO thoSr ~
ready reported. John loas Dem9cIatlc , ynhadun
for County Treasurer. li"I ~. James w HhilSoi
Prohibition candidate for the same oilc". SPIN
nothing. For Coroner. G. a. Miles Eepu'il'h 80
George G. Roth Democrat. SO. For school Com
missioner S Oscar Myers Democrat. IN ISL ~
rrct $50: Thomas X. Fraser. National Democrat
ia District So: J. q. Miller. Republican, ~ Di i
trct. So James NJ. Burgar irohibl,l0,n Ia III III,
trct nothing: James NJ. beale. l'rohlhtion ~
District nothing For member of Assembly; AircI
r. smith Republican. LIST District. 500; Richard
s Emmett ir Id District. ST. -; ialph BaA'I
Socialist Labor candidate for County Treasurer s.
Tomorrow the long drawn-out investigation lhro
the management of the WeStchcSt"r Temporary
Home for Destitute Children. under Superintendent
lanes H. Pierce. before u. w. Guernse! rs i'itIt'
will be continued. From the fact that the couns.
agreed 10 begin arly I'm the week with the case II
looks as though effort would be made 10 cI"S"
tho investigation without further adjournment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15

steamer Ola dominion. Rakeman Newpor, News and
Richmond ola Dominion - 60.
steamer Roanoke. Hoaz. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion - ga.
steamer G.ldsboro Swain. Philadelphia p clyde e.
steamer Fl Dorado Baker New-orcans-J T Van
Sick.e.
Bark David Morgan OBJ. McMllen. AMER. Java FOR
inrk Aaborg DAM. causen. Port Louis. Maurus-
Ark~l douglass.
Bark Maria del Soccorso dtaD. Tubrano s, Louis du
Ehono Frar Furch. Ehye n 90.
l{ark Nicra u Hopkns. Wfkeley Port Elizabeth. South
Africa Ark"l Douglass
steamer La champagns 'tr. for Iiavre. Bremen
haven h,nfcp. Antwerp. Saginaw. san Dofring, City
Snd Snnch"z Genlow"r 'i'r'. amburs. Ploencs 'er).
hainhufk Mohawk hirl. London. - Cuthbcr 'ftr An
Werp N"nezuela Ia ouayra Porto cabeo and curacao.
m"ia if' Liverpool. Segnranca Havana and Tam
Pc. Amos Irp. West indies 'ircassa tRri. t;iasg
Fnrsi Bsm1rck "iep. Plymouth. Gherh,urg and Han,
bnrg 'roatan Wilmington and Georgetown. T<ona Key
West ana galveston. George clyde. 'harlcsfon Ne.n
dam dutch,. Rotterdam. Andes ,Ilr Halifax Buffalo
r HUI. Justin ,lIr Liverpool. Ems ";cr Genoa and
minon. Newport Ncws and Richmond louisiana Now
Orleans FL Dorado. ."w orleans. Kansas Cliy. sayan
nah Victoria dSr,. glasgow. + W Irune baltimore
NOTICE To MARINERS
cape Charles Idsh, Vessel
Notice Is given that. ahou, November IL 1896
Cane Charles Light Vessel VIII replaced on nor
station IN smith lsianc cap Charlosl north sde of
mad" vessel 10 characteristics ~ lights fog
signal Or general appearance H.. II y No,lce /"
This notice Affects tho List u Lights AMI Fog signals
Atlantic and Guit Coasts. isai page " a. ami tho
Hv oder - tho Lighthouse BOARD
JptN q WALKER
Washington November -. 1905
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
October 30 mr Antwerp. passed rra~le Point No,em
ter II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
POCANTICO HILLS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office OF
the Board Ct Water Commissioners Of the village Of
Tarrvtown for the excavang OF a large new reser-
vor At East View. When finished this reservoir viii
cost about $1,000
largo audience was present in the Pocantico HIS
Ivceun on Friday evening to witness the drama
entitled "A Bad Penny" which was given for the
benefit OF the I.yceum. The drama was the fourth
in the series given by the Pocanico HIS Dramatic
riuh The Entertainment Committee was composed
~ Miss Mary Butler. Henry Myers. John H. Kerr
gan and William H. Foley. ,,,,, Co.,,
The nrncpal's report OF the Pocantico HIS Scnool
shows thirty pupils the roll OF honor-ten oi me
grammar department and twenty OF the primary
Nss 7 lille Turner leads in the grammar depart
men, with record of 81 per cent while IN the
primary the honors are even between MISS I.aura
Stawart and Miss Frances Rourke. each having at
tanned the percentage OF N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
PLEASANTVILLE.

Early yesterday morning fire broke out IN the
heart Of the business portion of this village and for
a time threatened TO sweep everything before 1t.
The Fire Department. however proved equal to the
emergency and after q hard fight succeeded in saw
ing a large portion Of the threatened property. ne
fire discovered shortly after o'clock on 'ne ne
premises of George Washburn in Main-st, west OF
the Harlem Railroad tracks. The structure was Oh
wood as were the otler buildings near by. ana con,
tanned a general country store. meat market anu
the postofice, of which Mr. Washburn Is posi-
master. Overhead was the shirt factory OF Charies
Quimby and dwelling apartments. This bulldlns
MAS destroyed. well the one adjoining occu-
pied by The Journal printing and newspaper
office Charles Smiths insurance agency, ana tne
apartments of Mrs Partelow. Several other build
irgs were less damaged the total loss being
placed at S2o.GO partially insured. Charles Bun
dage a fireman. received severe cut on the mead
from a falling hook and another man was slightly
injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A NEW FAST PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN

PHILADELPHIA Nov l-One of the tastes; trains IN
the country made it's first run over the fehn
sylvania Railroad between New-lork, Phiiadei-
phia and Chicago to-day 1t Is the new last
mail leaving New-York at n m. fhlh-
dcphia 1925 a. M. and arriving AT T'''S""'
at 40 O'Clock in the evening and nj 'hicago III ,
o,clock tho nnv, morning This train Is Instituted
primarily in the interests Of quicker mail service
between the East and the West and It's princptl
equipment Is composed If pos.a. cars. but throus !
passengers enjoy the benefit Of its fast time IN a
Pullman buffet seepingcar which runs through rom
New-Y )rk CHICAGO. The twenty-f0nr-honfs sch'u-
ulc between New Ork and hlceGo places the uiIh
on the plane in the mater II tiFrc as the cele-
brated Pennsylvania Limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
BALTIMORE AND OHIO ANNUAL MEETIN

Baltimore NV 1.-THE annua. meeting of the
stockholders Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany will be held Monday. The annual report
for the fiscal year which ended June 20 Viii be sun
mitted II covers on.y the first few months II the
receycrship but will show the energetic steps taken
to improve the physical condition " the property.
rhe present Board Of Directors Will probably he re-
elected wiki TWO exceptions. Receiver Murray
again emphaticdlly denies the pcrs.sten; rumor mat
he Baltimore and Ohio intends 20 Withdraw from
the Joint Traffic Association. Mr. Murray says that
he regards the association being OF great benefit
TO the railroads b,onging IT, and that the Bal.i-
and Ohio could not gain anything by with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
MANHATTAN RAILWAY EARNINGS.

Albany Nov 18th" report Of The Manhattan
Railway Company Of Now-York City. for the quar-
ter ended on September 80 shows NE gross earnings
from operation to he $i.9coES operating expenses
q g9.iiG: earnings from operation SclM2; o'hel
income. $685.. gross income. S,al'I' iN"d charges
sAi.w3 net income. sl7.1f2 The fixed charges Tor
the same quarter last year were SC6Gll and the net
.:.coma was Sc2.cll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
MONTROSE.

At the semi-annuai election Of the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor last Tuesday
ing the following officers were elected to serve
for six months President. Nathan Plat Bushnell;
vtce-presidcnt. Augustus II. Dyckman: secretary.
Hattie T.. Harris: orgsnist Lottie NJ. Covert.
Theirs VIII be preaching in the Reformed CHURCH
ep usual to-day. both morning and evening The
\, p g. c. r.. meeting will be at 80 p. M
The Rev. Henry Smith. pastor-elect OF tho Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
MOCNT VERNON.

The Friday Night Ladies' Literary Club had a
reception on Friday evening at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Jacques NJ. Redway and finished the
readings from the Rev. Dr. John Watsons clan
Maclaren's') works. At the supper table there
were Mrs. William NJ. Denman. Miss Elose Trott.
the Misses Esther. Alice and Jane Andrews. Mrs
w A. Granger Mrs Adams. Miss Ella Louise
Rhoades Mrs. Melville s. Page, Mrs. Redway. Mrs.
H. E. Rhoades and Mrs. c. H. Stecker. On the
evening of the next meeting Of the club the mem
Yonkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
POK- OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. NOV. Il. 1896
ARRIVED.

POR- OF NETWORK. SATURDAY, NOV. H. 1896
Steamer La Touraine Fr,. sanclli Havrc November l.
with mds" ~ cabin and 800 steerage passengers
Steamer MARSHA Ger. Bohn. Hamburg October ~ and
IIavre 81 with ma.e and $50 sserage passengers to
steamar deutschland GER. schierhorsi. Hamburg
vember in ballast to Gust. Iieye. Arrived
Steamer Virginia 'Gep. Won Bassewitz. steun. Oc-
,ober 81 with mdse ana 40 s'eerass passengers 70 Ham
Steamer Hclarden tBr), Carroll. Santos October H. RIO
Janero 90. Bahia "a and - Lucia November . with
Steamer Annandale dsD. Davies. Tilt Cove +. No
vemher with copper ore TO American Metal 60.
steamer FL raso. Gardner. New-orleans. with mdse
steamer Gu, ardotte. Walker. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and TO Old Dominion 60.
Sandy Hook " J., Nov. Il. $50 p. m.-wnd north
Moderate breeze; clear.
Steamer II NJ Whitney. HaIleti. Boston. Mass-H F
steamer II DimoGh. Bearse. Boston. Mass-H +
Steamer A,hos 1Br, owen Kingston. savanila Port
Ilmon. etc PIN. Forwod a. kelock.
steamer fwIiam Z ceary. Mystic. conn-Ffark
Smith
steamer Venezuela Hopkins Ia Guayra. Porto cabelo
and Curacao boulion Bliss a ballet . .
Georgetown. : C-Wiiam T. Clyde Il 60.
steamer seguranca Hansen Havana and Mexican ports
steamer + " Bruno Lewis Bntmore--H G Foster
y amer l.cona. Wilder Ke, West and Gaiveston-c II
steamer state OF Texas. Itzen brunswick. Gao II
Mallory A. Co
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg. Portland Me-Horao IJall
steamer Por'ia OBJ Farrell Halifax. y 8. ana Johns
steamer Kanras Fisher. savannah-Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Europe tBO. Robinson Iondon-New-York
steamer Tiverton oBD. Gray. Phhadspha-J II Win
steamer Idaho tBr,. Marshall. London-sandersoa 4
Steamer Victoria Br Bridges Garsow. Scotland
. Henderson Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
SING SING.

Tho Young Mems Republican Club, which did
such effective work in the recent campaign. Is to
form a permanent organization.
The reunion OF Company +. 18th Regiment. n. Y.
g. w., will be held in this village tomorrow, at
Grand Army Hall Rollcall at o'clock sharp
After a short business session visit Will be paid
TO the prison. after which the members of the
association will be entertained at the homo OF
w. w. Ryder, In Croton-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
EAST FREIGHT TO TEX AS

TIE Southern Pacific Company reports that freight
by the steamship FL Nor;c. dispatched at D. m on
November g. by the Morgan Line. Southern Pacific
Houston and Texas Central route. from NewYork 20
Dallas. delivered In the ;ast-namcd city on he
morning Of November H. Time. seven and One-half
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-15
HASTINGS.

Special meetings will be held at the Reformed
Church on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
next The meetings will he under the auspices OF
deavor and will be directed by Dwight l. Moody
The Rev S. Hartwell Pratt. assisted by J. A. Birk-
hoz will lead both meetings. Foth are associated
with Mr. Moody and NJ. Sankey.