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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
STiTCV ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Two Cinnamon. All Ming and Charlie Lau' oo'n
laundrymen In Richmond Terrace Port lN'hi''o"''
were Yesterday in Justice Newby's court as 'ne re-
suit OF rivalry between them Lau Is 'ons-es.'o
ushed in the village and Wing Is no"'o'",', I'a'
bn,,,s ia members from cutting into the territory
OF another The trust attempted to freeze Ming ont
by hiring his building, but were unable 10 90 So
Yesterday the rivals had an alteration resulting n
froa fight Ming got the worst or II. ana fla.t Il
"om,,i,inf The trial was set down for the AFTER
noon but Ming did not appear. . - ,s,,o, =
Judge Smith Of the Supreme Court, mas isSuel Il
pandanus 10 compel County Treasurer James
Wheeler to pay Sheriff John L. Dailey ms saiAfy cro
Trio s11o nod in road bonds recently authoriIfi ere
Yesterday delivered 10 the purchasers ana paid TOT
by them. -. .,,u,-,. ro,ds rcra
ornueI hy County Engineer Morrison yo@ter iaE
The Berlin Bridge Company MAJ" n ''r a. u,
uIll DO given 10 The former.
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The Common Council of 1896 Will ho'u LIS id'.
meeting tomorrow evening. Those whose 'ei'"'
of office expire on Monday next at m'dhlght are
d. w Whtmore F. VI. Tfchnor william T. Man,
William d. Grant and MI BUCK "ess''' WV"
ro ord -ricbnor both Of whom are Republicans.
declined denominations. hence the city roses .'ie
services as municipal legislators MI LUCE n, II
Democrat failed OF denomination, ana the other
two were renominatei and one was reelected
Mir Many has contested the election OF MS OPP
poneDt
Owing 70 the fact that Mount Vernon has not
n hall large enough 10 accommodate the thousands
who would be glad to attend the commencement
exercises of the public schools on Monday evening,
the services will be held in the assembly hal OF
School No. !. and the tickets VIII be iHlt.a, Each h
graduate will have five tickets 10 give away eaci
principal and teacher two tickets. the members OF
schools i've ard two tickets will be given TO
each Of the clergy and TO each OF the newspapers;
An interesting feature OF the COMMENCEMENT VIII
ntendent of Public Instruction.
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THE LAST DAY OF CONGRESS.


ncIe1 % enter upon this explanation BY the receipt
Of letter from an old constituent Tr nc naonle
J0hn you've led the party r to A aslsn dsned the
ton made by his correspondent Inc parry he ga as
went to 6 1 . whe hat When Of
the party sfs of 92wng ms s %o or three years
,:o when the party ceased fenouncns me crtue ~
G5mf os aa Ess y Mf s sTsass ss
sracousy continued II ready again 20 sHe 'e
lead Cloud ngshtes2 9 9o hoss y ppncpes by the
advocacy OF which we used to OCCUPY a., ~ enuh
on this side and to lap over anon" ''0
M Allen proceeded 10 discuss with an appI ,,
gravity some OF the GU SsPns propos.ton when
az r,. Ing bs,,rn Congress was that Of Genera!
Wheeler 'Osm nni1 ~ a 'renembered Mr.. Alien sad.
tina, the country IS proceee.hs e',' ch s TWO dol
lars used buy. and TO secure "a. d9 shor as before
man 10 give twice as inucn or n.s Snwa,,er s,ll
Instead OF ecceoiing thls nntipg largely
ircreascl Apr ,prati3ns tr ,lse 49," me ana the
ieci, 6et , ccn ,r gs' 70 siand" daueht4r)
Nr Allen having hnishe- ne res0'u''o" ''0'
by Mr. Richardson wac agreed TO-
THE Bills PASSED
The Houge passed many measures und'r S"Sp-"-
e,n o, the rules. among them the foho"'hs
I'll, - nr,,oe, the timber on the public do
., o,s forest rcse rvatlons from the ravages OF
ors rapsed by malicious or careless campers OF
Others. , ,,oo,,,s the Secretary OF
,l ir~r9r - resume ihe .ssuins Il pS,ens 10 I'M S'
linton Pac.fc Railroad oongt,ns 49,, 49,. '"'''
a.. 80. '.1if - bona hte purchssfrs. 49,. 49,,
Pit resolution extending the scots OF ',e ,ba
roatB investigation no" "c'''e
,'s In NJ resoluiiOn aQprOpEiatnP s'VV 70 -
- a ,Sur latlon for statue - % a., n,
mann 90 bs erected in Washington Dy '"e N"''''-'
HonP9pStm' landing upon the shores Of The
r.rt,eG states Of foreign submarine cAO'' "'"'1-
ne ,2ns'n aS G he Pacc ores Reserve on Mount
Tacoma for a puO!c PARK !" ~ ~
lnston National EaT" .-,. - tho burial O.,
army le ,c, ,uillc Forest reservations.
,rrnDriatlag 40 w for the benefit OF the Omaha
r. sgmcmIln, the shipping laws by. providing SIN
further for the comfort ana Nsl-or'nt ~ "a mae-
FOrb.dGlng the transportation Va 's'O'
'rr,,nI,,eo on Elections No. was authorized %
take further evidence IN the coniest9a eiec,on "a
Kin KentnciCy D.strict-the only case now remain
'sh'e concurrent resolution for INA! aljournmen;
~ Congress ut y. IN. tomorrow was GeSeiVeu
from the senate and agreed u. , a., 80, .
pr.siIert Clevei1nds message vetoHg tie o'll 20
len So The Fort omaha Miu-ary Reservation ~ the
STATE OF Nebraska for state h.sta putpo,s,s, NJ, -
read and referred 10 the Committee on MNl'a'y
Affairs 80 -, ,,.o- -...ss
"A: 20 when the House was called 20 order only
a dozen members were or the floor recess was
,,ken until 1890 when the enrolment OF several
bills was reported and Speaker Reed signed th,n.
At 70 80 the 5uniry civil BIZ was signed s.u IL
helng found that the District OF Columbia Appro-
nriR;ion bin would not be ready tonight. on motion
- MIR Dngley (Rep.. Me- the House adjourned
the legislative day OF Saturday June q. which had
Ia 81 s
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ARCHBTSHOP ELDERS GOLDEN JUBILEE

Cincinnati June l0.--There was n great rush OF
people at the entrance to ST. Peters Cathedral early
this morning. anxious witness the ceremonies per-
tanning TO the celebration OF Archbishop Elders
golden jubilee. The Interior decorations OF the Ca
thcdral elaborate. The tall pillars hid
den under buntings OF red. white. blue and yellow
At $50 o'clock the procession left the Cathedral res
iencc. Cardinal Gibbons. with Monsignors Zoos and
Thorp and uniformed knights. bringing up the rear
AS the procession entered the Cathedral and fled
down the main aisle the choir sang 'Ecce Sacer-
dos. by Renssenzehr. At 10 O'Clock mass was begun
by Archbishop Elder. Father BessOnies spoke on be-
half OF the Na,chcz diocese whence Archbishop
Elder came and Father A.brunck responded be-
hali OF the Cincinnati diocese. Then followed the
regular address by Cardinal Gibbons. II embraced
sketch OF Archbishop Elders career and many
prelate
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THE REFORMED CHURCH SYNOD.

TO MEET NEXT YEAR At AsBvhY PARE-TIE
LAST DAYS PROCEEDINGS AT cATsKILf.
cat.k.u. y Y. June io--Ncx, year, meeting Of
tho General SYNOD Of the Reformed Churcl will be
held a, Asbury Park. y J. This was decided upon
,bls morning though many favored returning 20
Catskill. and some were inclined 10 accept Sara
,oqa's invitation Tho Committee Prosessorate
announced tina, Dr. TllNJ' ". Chambers hal be-
oucathed his valuable library 10 the W~sie~n Tho
los.-al scminiry. and that tho Gardner Sage
Library had been 50 largely increased during the
last wear that now there was need for more space
Desperation from college diplomas were granted
10 several applicants on the score % their being
cspccaliy qualified IN other particulars for he work
OF fhe ministry
Dr. Demarcs,. tho Arst professor from the New
Brunswick Theological Seminary % come 70 tho
Synod as a delegate. was cordially received lie
said that there had been no interruption IN The work
OF the Seminary by sickness bat on the other
hand. there had been an extraordinary devotion
and consccrat.on manifested. watch had raised even
the high standards Of the institution He remarked
tina, the graduates Of the Seminary were examples
OF btraliy as they had given thousands 4 dollars
10 establish the professorates and TO other boards
To- Church well
Tho Rev Herman G Vanlcrwart. Chassis OF Der
gen Was appointed In -" plac" Of The Rev 7 "
Chamber deceased. fynodical delegate % thc Cen
eral Synod oi the Reformed church. which Is 70 De
held IN Holland Tho '0mmitic" On Widows Fund
reported that the action % the General Synod IN
placing 4 time limit on bcnencences which had been
pronounced Unconstitutional should ue upheld
Aef.r prot-acfet debate tho matter was referred
20 the BOARD u Direction with power 10 act under
synoi
sIndayS-hoo :, wa resolved, IN view Of The IN
creasng number Of saloons. that temperance tn
s'ruction be given In sundey-schools
Asbury Park on the first Wednesday in June. 1881.
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AGAINST sECrARIAN SCHOOLS
CONGRESS- WILL. VOTE 30 MONEY ~"
AFTER JUNE 80 1891. -.

CONGRESS WILL NCAE
AFTER JUNE 80 1891. 49,.
WASHINGTON. June lO-Followns the na.s !. q,
COMPROMISE on the sectaran school sues. -. px
Indian Appropriation bill. the conterrees '" ,,,re,ss
,r,c, OF Columbia bill on which the sa"s r.v y
is involved in the appropriations for e.- a.. %
ported the following as their agreement y
preparations heretofore made 20 the 'n'u'a"
ing re-euac,ed for the year 1861. LAM
And I, is hereby declared 10 be the SEA- ~ Mel
~ ,ha government OF the United states ~ ~ ,rfpN
opproprla,ion OF money or properly 10 ISr o sTr
az found,ng maintaining or aidihs % pchurh r.
sarvicas expenses or otherwise any ,s,w Or ~
ilyious Communication or religious 500 "a Ntcy
,ns,itution society o. undertaking wn ,.c,, ccnr'
or in part under sectarian or srsm and a,.r Jas
and IL is hereby enacted that i Snr charitable pa.
"a lSs7. no money appropriated ISr GO rs.rous Il
Doses shall be paid 20 airy churcn OF s6.ey ws.ch
Nomination or 10 any institution OF
under sectarian or ecclesiastical eon'ro. ,,v. 10.
This proposition ia based on Reprssen ~ n, Con.
toms Joint resolution FOR an amendment ,',,on ays
srtution covering the same point NJ . land and vii
abandon further prosecution OF h''
stltutional Amendments;
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PEEKSKILL.

Yesterday n propitious day for COM
mencements The rain fell In torrents almost all
day In the afternoon the final exercises were held
at the Peekskill Military Academy. The programme
OF the exercises was as follows
trayer. Rev Richie Smith
Napeeon So AssdSm nS STSGes
P6verty and Wealth Cadet sas Eugene Knssle r
Plano solo. Caprice Hongrois' ......... .Keterer
Railroads in the United states caaet william J.
Vocal 'o aae' Man fnNhey hsnSn
cadets E Chapman. /. , Kshsr ". Morri:ca.
Arbitration. the Tendency Of the Age::..........
uranus and Thisbe Cadet Thomas j. Bianck IT,
Crime Cadet George Il. Miller
I The Academy Mandolin club '''' ""'''
Watcs Cadet Eben L. Chapman
p,.rsuon 3; s As:sFs esF Gsn..Fa commissions
Address by Major Clarence Ell +. ccSs
The address to the graduates was delivered BY
Msaas we're presented to The pupils for honors and
there were number Of class certificates awarded.
ss owen as the
dent Of the Board OF Trustees OF the academy; The
Ssor Of Henry MeT James Pratt R56"s sa
Eugene kingsley Frankiyn Robert Muller paul
William i' Hammer e Eaton. Charles smith Hatcn
Thomas yefers9n Dlanck ,r. Harold Lawrence
ney Ham1ilton. William Stone. Henry Alexander
aS T h sa cSsrs .rs e srsa pk
! the motto, "He conquers who eDdures" and the
! 'S6''
The exercises at the Mohegan Lake School were
held yesterday afternoon The programme as
follows
Invocation.
Essay. Success Captain j. Callahan
Essay. Queen elizabeth e Roger:
. Contest Defamation:
The Return of Reguus' ......... Cadet l. w Kendall
Phillips Defence Of Love1oy" Lieutenant J. w. Horne
y.
'te.stan's Reply Cadet +. W. simonpiet
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..a Cnor,es uaines Of White Plains. 1t has
Authority 20 issue certificates TO the amount OF or
$500 but il Is thought the improvement cat pe
e1nacted there is considerable opposition to the
work among people owning properly a0hs , ne
Who have already expended consderaoe money in
Strengthening the course of the stream, ana III III
e~act7ne retaining walls They say that what mas
already been paid by them should b be deGTfe sd
in part at least. from the AMOUNT tney co M
that the black mud dredged from tie bottom mas o'
,he stream Is spread the neighDorlnS, nSus,
Witch they consider dangerous to health and likely
olaria
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VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT.
HE DrsAPPRovES THE BILL LEASING FORT
OMAHA MILITARY RESERVATION TO THE

STATE OF NEBRASKA.
Washington June l0.-The President In returning
to the House without his approval the bill provId ng
for the lease OF Fort Omaha Military Reservation
10 the State OF Nebraska for the OF the State
militia. calls attention TO the fact that when this
reservation was abandoned and new site author.
lied. It provided that the reservation should be
sold This authority stl remained. and in this con-
dtion of affairs It was proposed to lease the site.
the Government only TO 'repossess II when the in
terests or the United States shall require such
action"
AS practical question" he says. I'VE all know
tnat transactions OF this character relating to G>v
eminent property amount 10 O permanent aiiena-
ton. or certainly pave the way for an abso,ul 20
grant lie does not think anything should be done
with this valuable property which would In the least
embarrass the Government In selling II and that
extent reimbursing Itself for the cost OF the new
the law OF 1883
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INTERNA TIONAL MISSIONARY UNION.

Clifton Springs. y. Y. June 10 (SpecaD.--rhe In
ternatlonal Missionary Union met here this evening"
Most OF the l29 missionaries who had slgnlned their
intention TO be present have come and IA full and
Interesting meeting was the result. The president
the Rev j. r. Gracey conducted the recognition ses-
sion. In which every missionary introduced himself
with brief statement OF his missionary experiences
to date. The sessions tomorrow will be concerned
with China and Japan.
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NOTES or THE NAVY AND ARMY.

Washng;on June 10 (SpcclaD-The following
naval orders have been issued Lieutenant II. &.
Gearing IL detached from the Newark, Lieutenant
H. Giennon Is detached from the Naval Academy,
June IS; Lieutenant +. " Dostwick Is detached
from the Thc,s July l. and ordered to the Inde-
pendence: Lieutenant T.. Lloyd Il detached from the
Detroit. August I. and ordered home. and granted
three months leave: Licutenants 9. c. Rogers and
J r Smith arc detached from the Detroit and
ordered home and granted three months leave:
Lieutenant John Gibson IS detached from The Naval
Academy. July l. and ordered TO the Detroit. July
II: Lieutenant l.. Young IS detached from the Ii
brary and War Records once. July l. and ordered
10 the Detroit per steamer OF July II: Ensign ". J.
Terhune Is detached from the Judge Advocate
Generals office. July !. and ordered 10 the Yantc.
per steamer OF July 3: Ensign j n. G. Blalely Is
ordered watch and division officer OF tho Detroit;
Ensign A. II. Robertson IS detached from the De-
iroit August (. ordered home and granted three
months leave; Ensign q. r. Marvel s detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered to the Lancaster.
per steamer OF July 3; Ensign u. + Hutchinson Is
detached from the Naval Academy. July J. and
dered 70 the Detroit July II; Ensign W. Evans is
detached from the Detroit. August 10. ordered
home and granted three months leave: Ensign y.
H. Blercr Is detached from the Yantic. August |.
ordered home and granted three months leave:
Ensign y. T. Irwin is detached from the Lancaster.
August l. ordered homo and granted three months
leave; Ensign A. Althouse IS detached from the
Yantic. August /. ordered home and granted three
Lieutenant ~ Sargent ordered TO the Newark:
Lieutenant +. W. Kellogg detached from the Naval
Observatory July and ordered to the Marion by
steamer OF July 10 Ensign II. A. Evanss res.gna-
detached from steel inspection duty Juy / and
ordered to the Detroit by steamer of July II. Lieu
%. ordered home and granted three months leave.
The 1oowns ATTY 9er Ia, haye been issued Ssp
TO attend the encampment OF the West Virginia Ma
tlonal Guard at Huntington. w. Va beginning
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NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED

Albany. June l0The st. Lawrence and Adlron-
dack Equipment Company. OF New-York City, was
Incorporated to-day to manufacture. sell and lease
locomotives. cars and other railroad equipment TIE
capital is s225,ooD and the directors are John H.
prall. Frank w. Speir and Henry l.. sprague OF
Ncw-York city.
The Bancroft Company. OF New-York CITY, a big
publishing house, was Incorporated to-day with a
capital OF $25O.e0 The directors are H. IL Ban
croft. OF San Francisco II. d. Bristol and J. r.
LOOMS OF New York City
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CAPTAIN REED TO BE RETIRED.

washington. June lo-Captain Allen V. Reed.
L. - ~. whose case has attracted considerable at
tenton In naval circles will be- placed on the re-
tred list under the forty years service clause. This
decision by President Cleveland made known
to-day Captain Reed twice found profession
ally unified for promotion to the grade OF commo-
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church by DR. Carver, the rector.
Miss Florence Woodruff Alling. only daughter "a
Mrs Emma H. Alling, was married at o cioch
,os, pight IN her mothers home. Eyre cine fafh
Hill to John Price Cole Of New-York CITY, by inc
Rev Dr. Robert r. Booth, OF the Rutgers rre'os
terrain Church. assisted by the Rev "A. .. co'e'
brother of the bridegroom. The bride walked alone
into the south paror where the ceremony loon
Mace and was given away by her mother o"o
wore gown Of white satin. a la Josephine trimmed
with point lace and tulle veil. Her only az
tendant was Miss Airline Smith OF N NV ua
civ George f. Morgan. of New YORK City; wa
the best man Arthur Reed cousin or me priue,
and Arthur f. Fiey, both OF New YORK C.ty, We
The ushers II was a green and pink wedding, tlo
rooms being trimmed with smilax and PINK ro s,S
Among the guests were the Rev. Dr. ana MIS- ~
ward l. Clark OF Boston: DR.. and Mrs Sha ni,i -,
SImons the Rev. DR. and Mrs william =. b ELLIE,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Charles. Mr. ana MIS-; Es nS
Phillip Lit Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Myers; VI >,-aii,o
Mrs John A. Reed. the Misses Shrady MISS -r W.
Stewart Miss Benedict Miss Beatrice 1Inl.iii eio
Ergnne T. Weir Miss Hcndrckson, Edward SIN
mons Hall William NJ Atkinson, Colonei Icr'sr ,,. "a.
smith John J. Uendrckson. Of New 0rk , n.y.
the Rev pr and Mrs. r A Nelson, o. l'Ioo
William Rrinckerhoff Mr. and Mrs lanes re.Iue,;
NJ Jersey city Mr. and Mrs. John - ,hIr''H; Va
New BriInswick Mr.. and Mrs. Ed"aru ~ w. w.
lin Colonel and Mrs Charles DIEM. NJ anu NJ VI
F r. Chedseg Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. DW!e'a1r , ~
and Mrs Thomas C. Smith and Mr. ana MIS-. nj. ~,
h Az n Varv Of Yonkers After wedding trip
Mr and Mrs Price will make their nome a' '''''
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dore BY the Naval Examining Board. Mr..
stands as high as any officer In the serycs y;
esty and fairness. Commander Francs D ID ~
whose promotion TO the grade Of cantsis ~ .Hk
delayed through the embarrassrnents =" ma nss pc
case, will now SECURE advancement caD,.sna e n ss
last duty wac c.nman1ant Of the Nav 'v "! nsed
Portsmouth. ~ II. 'a '1o
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DOBBS FERRY.

John Scha jr.. while making some repairs to eec-
trc lighting wires at ]. j. McCombs place. on Tues
day evening touched a live wire and received
shock that made him insensble 1t Is estimated that
2.y0 volts passed through his body. He remained
unconscious for two hours, and then began TO i'm
prove. Yesterday he abe TO be about as usual
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Trinity Church day school will close its fourth
year on June 49, and is practical solution Of what
well-ordered and attractive parish school should
be- Among the teachers the Rev. Charles F..
Canedy. the rector Of the parish: Mrs. c. c. Bar
tholomew. who is in charge OF ,he grammar depart
ment; Miss Marion c. Hebbard of the primary de-
partmen and Miss Marie Louise Gushing. in charge
Of the kindergarten department. The Rev VI. W.
Gaudian. the pastor Of ST. Lucas Lutheran Church.
has the German class. and the school committee is
composed Of the following bodies: Mrs Albert W.
Adams. MIs. Ira II. Carpenter. Mrs s.. Chaiker.
Huasdon. Mrs William E. iseiin, Mrs. Richard
Lathers Mrs. William L. searles Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Caroline l. Brockebank Is the house mother,
and has contributed not little 10 the present sue
cessful condition Of the school.
Thomas r. OConnor was married last evening at
the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament TO Miss Mary
4. Parker. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
David Kiely Is suing the village for 81 900 through
Joseph T. Brown jr.. his attorney for damages
from rains done 10 his property between Cedar and
Harrison SITS. The alleged cause is the poor condl-
ton OF the street.
The New-Rochelle Cornet Club contemplates be-
ginning open-ar concerts at an early date but will
probably choose some more accessible point than
Hudson Park.
Professor Arthur Elliott will give an address this
morning at the gymnasium His subject will be
SCOTS Poetry"
On Thursday evening. June IS, address will be
given at Moulton Hall by the Rev. w. F. Zen. John
Stephenson Lodge, !. o. G. T., has the affair in
charge.
Siwanoy Is the name OF the tribe Of the organiza-
ton Of Red Men recently established here.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
w-Rochee Tavern Company will be held at No
II Rose-st. on Monday evening next at D. m. when
twelve directors will be chosen and other business
acted upon. The reports for the year will also be
presented Joseph 7. Brown is president OF this or
ganization and Charles II. Coffin secretary.
Leo Bergholz. OF this village, who has recently
been appointed Consul at Erzeroum Armenia sailed
for his post Of duty few days ago. He has the
J good wishes OF every In the village for abun-
dant success In the trying duties of his Office.
Mrs. James w. Currer will spend the season al
Fort Washington. on the Hudson River. Her daugh-
ter accompanies her.
At the Salem Baptist Church Friday and Sat.
. urday Of this week the Junior Christian Endeayol
Society will hold fair and dispose OF household
goods and useful articles at fair prices.
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TO INCREASE LBrrER-cARRihH' n...

=.
Washington, June lO-rhe senaS rrisrs, which
a bill increasing the pay OF ie''e' 7, fixes the
was sent to the House for ac!.Ia IN cities Of
salary. after July next, OF cara, srs, years ser
more than 20 900 population, !o' Wv , ,or the ,tifs
vice, 500: for the second year. 'r and ,hereay
SIC: SEC. and IN s fer 81 s' s!s sa5 than y; la Ss
pay for the first year IS fixed a, ~; hoo
s&o. aud for the subsequent yea.s go
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Music i,.iy 10 !, iiayne'
Selection from Webs'ers r'eP'' ~ dadet H. O.. Burt
Tell on Switzerland ...........Cadet }. II cal,anan
Mrsc. 'c,nt,in A. G. Mcmillan
Arnual REPORTS Roll Of HonJr. Award Oh fFzes' ''"
' ring Of Diplomas. Callahan
,..,os,o,o-y ................ Captain j. Saiaha"
icnediction. , Dan,
na.ioiion Dri sklrmsh Drill, Battalion Parade
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There Is an effort being made to have all 'nc
stores in this place close all day on inc ou'
rulv As the holiday falls on Saturday pusy uas
In tho average country store, many OF tne m IN
cbonts are directing strenuouSly. and VIII HOT ss"
,ho natifon which is being circulated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
IN 70 mako change. and founo y ope" o WV
IN ~ hii,s gore besides note for $50

pro,ec,,on Engine Company will celebrate the
$780,, ,h,ra onniversary of its organization tonight
Th annual inspection will also be held and snort
parade made.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Rarger G. Powell have sold lot No. 7 OF the "ea
,,,r,, Estate IN Main-st. to Cecilia Reynolds