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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
DESDE MADRID
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Un parraito de EE Pals, que reco.
miendo los z11triotoros antllIanos
Dice FL per,6dioo republicano, refrien-
dose al predominio que los patrioteros
quieren ejsrcer en- Cuba:
"Todayf2 10 sabemos de ningdn espa-
mol de Ios que reprssentan ahora en- Gu
ba Ia aristucraoia del capital, que hsya
puesto disposition del general Martf
ntz Campos un miserable million de rea-
leg.
ola guerra de Cuba SO hace con ell di-
nero de los espanoIes pobres, para que
luego los espanoles ricos sigaa e@Ft9tetn-
do 0qusL desgraciod0 pals"
ST asf opinan los peri6dicos ds acd,
Icomo olinaran los insurrectos?
Ssbido es que los carlistas viven So
1ando siempre con algaradas y revuel
tas que le lieven al poder, & un poder
que no eieroeran jamas.
Ahora empienzan sgitaree-. D.
celona, practicando traha s4os''7S ;os a. ~. gona 90
Tn peri6a.~--..z- l91"Joa oe ZaPa'
q esSsas ss~tssclf4U9 eco catalan ha llegado
afrmar, que estan punto de ultimarse
los preparativos para un alzamiento que
Sc verificara el dia IL del pr6ximo Fe-
brero, All, con anuncios preyios todo;
pero ocultando el verdadero prop6sito,
bajo la bandera republican,.
! Esta noticia coincide con otra en- que
SO dice que el hijo de don Csrlos ha en-
trado de lnc6gnito en- Espafla.
Los jrfes del csrlismo, RESIDENCES en-
Madrid, uiegau en- absolute ambas mott
c!aa, pero 10 cierto es, que todo ell mum
DO cree los oarlistas capaz de cualquier
cosa.
Los hoapitales SO han hecho en- Espa
ia para los poetas. A la larga lista dc
los que han fallecido en- las camss de
esos establecimientos, hay que af1adir
ahora ell de un escritor festive muy CO.
nocido: don Francisco Macarro.
Ell dia "a faIlecio Maoarro en- el hos
pital DE- S5viIia Era autor de la zar-
zuela Zorear por 10 .J!no, y de otras mu-
chas ohras, mas de cuarenta, aplaudidas
Ell todos los teatros de Espana.
Con seguridad que no sera este el Ill
timo case.
FL NueUo Mundo, importante peri6-
dico ilustrado que dirije en- Madrid el
distjn guido periodista cubano, don Jos s
del Perojo, publica en- su dltimo nhmero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Ess edic6u, de que formar parte los bjos
que semanamente pubca FL Nuevo N"ndO constui,a
revista decena de los c6 bes ecritores
llanos Castelar, Cava Pslaco Valera Gad6s Moya,
Clsn, Canals, ETC. grabados ototpas que representen
tpos de absolute actuaad las de la
insurrecc6u cubna las ce)ebdades enropea las dtmss
impresone de todo g6uero que ofrece Ia vida de Madrid
Tendra diez ses paginas de igusl las de la
Istrac6s EPaSoa americana sera coaborada por
dactor especial de LA DEMooRAoIA que cargo la
de resumr las noas mas mportantes
para los ectores puertorriquenos dando Ia revista
caracter regional fu de hacera interesane amena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

Solo servra nuestra edicon exaordinaria de Madrid
los abonado tengan cubertos cubran puntuadad
com promises con Ia empresa
Entsndase las sucriciones pagan por adeantado
81 los dez dfa de expedrse los recbos recoen.
usto perderA e derecho recib gratis revsta
nuestra administration borarA de hbros que asf
auebranten las regas que vade establccemos
Los senores agentes servirAn-y una naeva
merced que hemos de esmar mucho-envar shora una
reac6n de los suscrores que esan deuda
De dato parr6mos repartir la edici6n
enva, entenderemo que todos los suscores han
psgado, los agentes responderan por los morosos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
Los ARABFS.
ST EXPULSION
II

Decfamos aver, refri6ndonos q
la expulsion de los Are bes, orde-
NADIA por el gobierno de esta ia
la, que nadie hallalfa en- la region
del derecho. en- 81 campo de Ia
ley, facultades para arrojar de
ninguna sociedad a un extrapje-
70. Porque cuando SO coloque al
guuo en- pugua alberta CT Il las
instituciones del paie que 10 da
hospitalidad, exiaten jaeces que,
dfgase 10 que Sc olga, son los 1ui>
cos aptos para cast garles 81 que
estap los ciudadanos, y 10 es stao
indudab emente, Y deben s:arIo,
en- los puebios bien regilos, ba-
jo la sa vsguardia dc la ley
Trataremos hoy de esc.arecer
dos puntos tan esenciales en- el
asunto, como ese q que nos refe-
rimos
1 So ha detenido ell gobierno
de Puerte Rico a medic bien. no
solo la magn tud de Ia de- con-
sideraci6n de que hace objeto a
la nacio. alidad de donde proce-
den los indlviAuos a quienes sc
arroja de la isla, sino tambien
las repres alias que su reso.uci6u
pudiera prOvocas?
Pasarou, .cierto es, los tiempos
On que no SO pobfa el sol on los
domlni esp, n les; mas pu de
aecirse, sin tenor de exag9rar.
que los b jos de Esp: I'D estan
diseminados en- toda La red ndez
de la terra.
La misma circumstance de ba
Der si1o un dia doenos del mum
do, favorece hoy esa vastfsima
dissemination. y acaso no hay III
pueblo, exception hecha del in-
gle,, que deba mirarse mas que
eI espaToi en- este de atropellar
al extrapjero.
Cobra mejaGte argumento
inusitada fuerza, 81 Sc tiene en-
c1enta Ia noticia que aver dlmos
en- un suelto, relatlva & la reAi61
de donde proceden los arabes
que residen entire nosotros, Y a.
pr. te cto ado sobre esa region
por la Fran la. Por don
- 80 A-----..--,iSs a adve1t tir que, 81 Sc
de e"lnnos-a.,ric cOs1n pueblo sitl1as.
trataba antes de~ tss2et.41.s = Dc a.l.- -S'.css-
do q las puertas del remote
Oriente, nos encontramCs hoy
con que la distancia Sc acorta, y
con que, quien puede pedlr expli
caciones de la extrana dir poslclon
gubernativa, es NADIA menos qle
Ia potencia vecina.
Tai es el primer punto a que
aludimos.
El segundo entrana, po" asf de
cirlo, mas Immediate trascenden-
cia.
Afecta los intereses del conner
clio de e2ta isla, y henos aqu1 abo
cados, por ESQ solo concepto, q
dos ditfciles probemas.
EStos arabes que en- Puerto
Rico SO debaten vigorosamente
por la vida, estan envueltos por
apretada red de negocios, estable
cidos en- todos los puntos de la
isla, ligando squ6lla. a su vez, a
innumereb b es ciu iadanos espa-
noles; un engransj9 CO inte,ese,
que empieza en- el almacenista y
concluye en- el bracerc:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
correcta que ha tenido por conyenish-
to trazarse.

,orrecta que ha tenldo por conSen'0n
traz2rse.
Hace muy bien, segdn pienso,
al no desplegar los labios.
Ouede. por hoy, en- suspense
eli sustancioso y extenso
memorial de sus agraVlos.
Tengamos calma. Despues
le oiremos, 6 su debldo
tempo, llenos de interes,
V sabremos de quien es
la culpa de 10 ocurrido.
Sc aclarark mas de un punto
en- que hoy estamos 8 oscuras,
sabremos, en- conjunto,
-bien deslindado ell asunto-
ouien merecS las censuras.
Sera ruidoso ell litigio:
90 estudiara sin rsserva
hasta el dltimo vestiglo,
Y yeremos quien conserva
Y quien pierde su prestigio.
Quedara, tras la jorDada,
en- situaei6n desairads,
Y acaso comprometida,
mas de una entidsd osada
que hoy Sc nos muestra engreida.
PoIfticos vocingleros,
Y patriotas majaderos
temblar&n, de pie 4 oabeza,
ouando, con ruda franqueza,
vuelva Campos por sus fueros.
Han de mirarse en- un brete.
Sabran, aunque no les pete,
que el que con mas iDteres
sirve & la patria, no es
quien mas violsncias comete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

I'll sbono nuestra edici6n madriena
anuales. precisa, ineludblemente ADELANTADos
I'll rilmsro suelto valdra diez centavos
De modo que LA DEMocRACIA diaro yiene costar
solo seis pesos. suscrib6ndose por semestres.
LA ventaa del obsequo puede mas clara man6esa
Caro esperamos aumento en- las listas de
cores de otro modo reultaa para la empresa
desembolso de TRES MIL DuRos que pagaremos cada
editores colaboradores epeados de Madrid que
rseectan, imprimen despachan la revista.
ense en- esto nuestros AMIGOS les place auxiarnos
sostener CO.., an anoo -: -,
&pe>ader Ia smpatia del p1blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
AOlESTR0 SINIEsTRO

A muchos, segdn parece, les extrafla
ell silencio discreto en- que Sc ha enoerra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

FL NueUo Nxado, importante peri6-
dco ilustrado que dirije en- Madrid el
dist" guido periodista cubano, don jose
del Perojo, publica en- su dtimo nhmero
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. OCT. a. 1896

PORT OF NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, OCT. H. 1896.
ARRIVED
Steamer Majestic dsp smith Liverpool October and
H",;n" to Ksr.ey Arrived the Bar at
ber and Neville 3 With mdse. is cabin and 3. .eernss
passengers Austin Baldwin co. Arrived al the nar
steamer Eastern ,BD, Lambert, smyrna august
Mcha' 80 win IN md; s and sS pss'y ostdse to
samAa"S Ess rasanS H. .d2 s ssPf b@swa;s
Breakwaer october b. with sassT to Smith s's my Bar
" sfa %sr Aeshay an LOVE- sayana September sr 80
st AIMS Bay and Kingston with mdss ana Sa
passengers to PIN. For~ood KeIIock. Arrived al the
' Maars DUTCH Duff ~ rar rsqsr,Ss seq
and Guan;a q La Gusyra % Porto ana TaI Por, s
If'% %. saG Il ss cSss %
hard. CO. As,,sa at os the Bar bs. s % L
october Sr B Bar cabin rSsS GslsH to P ams
Fer: rsn %e %is ';f s,.m
Win mase and II passengers to James Ward Co.
A steamer At o,S. fT at October
81 AGn s+ ana no Rs ar Hna at s the ' Rar at
@ Fe sSSe Au sni 81
October l. with md- to Brown heecher co. vessel 20
n,Js CIV 4 KSsio me Sr Sss"n Port Maria
October orasabeza and Port antonio . WIN na, muse
steamer BERGEN tNor, Kjerland Kingston September
4 St AIMS BAY s. Port Maria and inmate Bay g. With
mdse and 3 passengers to Bush q Coz vessel to W
Steamer 81, Hubert r, Mcpherson Philadelphia
Der s. With mdse In transit y sumner Arrived at the
"I steamer state Of Texas Staples. brunswick October
H. with miss ana passengers to u Mallory Go.
steamer city Of Columbia. Glover. Norfolk. with mdse
steamer old Dominion. Blakeman. Richmond with
mise and passengers the old Dominion So Co.
Cherokee Chichester. Jacksonville October ii
and Charleston H. with mdsc and passengers to William
steamer III Mar. Grant. New-orienns October g. with
Steamer croatan Mckee Georgetown October 7 and
wilmington 10 Southport II. with mdse and
steamer jamestown. Huiphers Norfolk with mlsc and
passengers TO Old Dominion s. Ca, - o., .,
mlsc and passengers to L > Allen . .
Steamer III Sol. Mason. New-or!eans October TO- with
steamer Concio Risk. Galveston October and Key
West TO- win mdse and rasSenseT' to II Mallory Mallory 40
Charleston .. with mise and passengers TO Z clyde
Steamer cry Of Augusta paggett. Savannah October
10. with mdse and passengers t. q Sorrel.
With mdSe and passengers to Mallory co.
Sandy Hook. Oct H. e:D m-Wind north. strong
breeze cloudy and foggy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Venezuela Hopkins La Guayra. Porto Cabello
ami Curaeso--rouen Bliss Dailett
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Voese. Rotterdom-C II
steamer seneca, Stevens. Havana and Tampco-J f
steamer Alamo, nix Galveston-c II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Eysia (Br). Johnston Giasgow--iienderson
Bros.
steamer Mohlcan (Br). Cook. Leith scotand--smpson
steamer Guysniotte Walker. Norfolk and Newport
=, Steamer yeendam Dutch. stenser Rotterdam. via
Steiner Fars, rsmarSk Ger, Albers hs hurs via
plymouth and Cherbourg-Hamburg- AmerN"" Ha''..
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WHITE PLAINS.

. c,.,, everett F. Crumb yesterday hearo
g.. &, tho case of the two Republican canoi-
dates for member of Assembly In the iio D,"e, -
th,s county The contestants were Ricnaro % I'm
NETT of New Rochelle. and Joseph T. En"'s' as
of New Rochelle. The latter was nominal" ~
,,o adherents Of w H. Robertson. The county
Cverk after hearing the case. decided IN iaVoi ~
Candidate Emmett finding that MS opponent - "
Ennis was nominated by the regular ., r
tion of the Republican party OF ia Asse"''i' -
+r,c, of wos,chester" and that he would not pace
his name on the official ballot in the column h
Republican party for member OF I'M ar
district The representatives or MI Ennis iI.G
us ~ once brought an application before Justice
Dykman for order upon the touiLS! y t'nnts
SNOW n; he Snfstitrted for that of Richard s En-
nett The hearing was set down Ior al = "'''o' ~
on account of the storm Tuesday evening the
annul inspection of the FIRE Dsp'I nen"rfnne
The inspectng officers visited the several houses:
where the companies were drawn up N ,nparatuses
I T%eervthine MAS found IN excellent condition. ana
the members were present IN full at Dolls
IH5ion Hail There was vocal and instrumental
music and speeches were made by prGsaen io 81 ne
Rnhi I Howard Kinch r. b. Long. G. r fa aat,n
ing. w. ?. Maynard. James b. LOCKWOOD JUN
che suit brought by oscar Dud ley o sG nsrd
II NoyilI both of this village, for S2ooo aiet,u
ses for Sefamaon OF character has been dis,
mis-, ed ry Judge Dykman. In the SctEot t NnriTs
druS store and is a married man. Last Ausust a
story Was circulated about town IN which MI IT,, n" H
Ned II and Mr. HOW'LL gave him two weeks ieav ""
OF absence prove his innocence inT,eau ,en his
leave Of absence almost over he o wr dutv 10
.u When the came into court AZ, &. -s 10y ad
was ready with his dr Sn n eu fee FOR
judgment the pleadings Of ,he b,aah'i sucient
the bin Of eGmpaImdd s pykman granted the dis
missa
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The weather Of Tuesday evening preVen'eu ''e
nublic parade OF the Fire Department ana 'ie
commissioners have decided to postpone II 10 next
x,roaroedav evening The companies were IN
snscted however in their houses by the Board OF
rrire commissioners the Board OF Trustees ana
Chief Engineer James Ross. Rehef Engine I'm
many WAS the recipient the occasion OF large
blue silk flag with fac smile Of It's badge Wofheo
upon it, The presentation speech was s mace ,bs
Commissio Eugene Lambden IN DehaiI vi VI
eiyers who were Henry Pike jr:. james toss u -
f. Turnure. Charles - Duntie: a. e; .L~Ln and ,
q Fisher George NJ. Davis, {. NJ. Sturke anu =
D. Pagan. ,, x,do for q large nom
partisan parade and ratification meeting IN pema
~ sound money TO be held In New Rochele huIs-
Az ewening october 29. Sound-money orgahZa-
lions from all parts Of the county have been IN,
vitnd and are expected to take part In conhecuVi'
with the demonstration there Will also De h'sh'
parade Of wheelmen. ,, ,<. ao,ohtar
PC TIE marriage Of Miss Edith Lefevre daugn.eerr
Of Mrs NJ X. Lefevre and BANKS Il boniTn MAI
Church on the evening Of october ~ AT a,a
o'niock The bride Is member OF one o. the &c
est Huguenot families in New-hochene, Will, %
Sadie Bouton will be maid OF hohor' anu a. "''''O
I,xpa hest
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dry Goods Republican Club. No. 80 Broadway
noon.
Commercial Travellers Campaign 'IuD' pio"'
way and Prince-st., noon
Westchester Jockey Club races. Morris PARK z
p. IN. 49,
Reception for Cardinal Satolli. Columbian Ciub'
Brooklyn, evening. -
Republican County Committee. NO ll5 west
Thirty -eighth-st, y. m
Evangelical Lutheran Synod, ST. John 'n"ro",
NEWSPAPER Publishing and Advertising Repuph-
can parade meeting. Times Building. p m
Protection OF game conference. No Is Nesey-st'
p IN.
Greater New-York Commission. City Hall, p M
Rcal Estate Sound Money Club No. 81 Liberty
St. noon. >.,,
Baptist Social Union dinner. Union League 'iup
Brooklyn. p. m.
II r Andrews Republican Club One-hundred-
and-thrteenth-st. and Madison-ave.. p m
Prohibition party County Committee carnegie
Hall, p. m
New-York Yacht Club. clubhouse. evening
Republican meeting. No. lo4l Third-ave.' D. H.
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SING SING.

In spite Of the storm that prevailed on luesuA!
evening. the Republican meeting In spring e"ee'
Hall was well attended. The speaker OF inc even"
INC G. F. Won Kolnitz. jr.. OF South Carohna haoe
9 clear and satisfactory address IN FAVOR Oh sou"u
money and the Republican PLATFORM anu
.,,,s,icailv ar.nlauded The next Republican
,,,- will he held in the same hall to-morro"
evening. These meetings are under the auspices Oh
the Republican Club Of Ossining' Il. D. McAlp,n
nrosident. and the club is doing effective WORK III
organizng the voters Of the town Tor MCKINNEY anu
ttobar, and the eatire Republican ticket =,
Tba board ~ Village Trustees held an ADJOURNED
meeting Tuesday evening me nUst trnn ~ the
~s,iroad station to graded and put IN proper con-
dillon under the direction of the ROAD iss
,,eefinr on Tuesday Ii was found tnat tle Val
members of the Executive COMMITTEE We're , mahiis
nnnmmendabe progress in their respective dls'rc.s.
n is proposed that the society place am cii.s 90
The corners of certain streets TOT ie ~ mo
naner and other refuse that generally mas its way
- ~
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THE TRIBUNE.

Steamer Richmond. Davis. Newport News ana
Steamer state OF Texas. Itzen BrunswicS-c II "
a. Co. u,n.u Wao9
steamer Tyran d,r). Crowell HalifaH-Behhe''
60. - 49,. ~ p (1yle
Steamer Benefactor Townsend. Philadelphia" W.
a co. , - " r Grsee
ship Edward O Bren Oliver. Southampton"
shIn Tam o'shanter Smith. Hong Kons-M f'',~
ny 4 Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Roanoke for Norfolk and Ne"p s",.ndot,e
Massapsaua ,Sp Hall. Alamo. Galveston, ~, Seneck
Norfolk and Newport News. Elysia (Br baskv" artHs
Havana ETC. ST Louis Southampton; Mattea~asn Newport
III Monte orleans. Yorktown, Nort''> 81 curacao;
News Venezuela Porto Cabelo. iAa Guayra anu anu Btr,
G.enogie lin. Naples and singapore, ~, savannah
Antwerp Brannc CBr Liverpool; Gaze u ssyyi,sSsphla
for cotton ,pu, in here for coa: Sterling. fhiia''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEhS'
FOREIGN PORTS. 49, A.
Steamer Energie oier) rhoien. rom '
New York passed The Lizard october ID .,, New-Icu
Steamer Chicago city tBr) Senu.il fischer 49,.
October for Bristol passed Brow n"1 s,om Annste'VN
steamer Edau Dutch. Roggeyeen n no,",er r. -
October l3 for New York. passed Dover srero for Nv
Steamer Helena (i,r. sailed from fso JAM -
steamer Aswaniy l3r). Murray. from ne" -.
81 arrived at singapore October D. ., <.,r, PhiAdevX
steamer Waesland Nielg,, Ehon s,ovn 0ctooe1x
October 3 for Liverpool arrived at oneehssm New-
Tor Bouiogne and Rotterdam passed u" -
Der a. - ,.,,,.r~ from new f
Cor E,imshnc PASSED scy october u. en'~
Steamer Uavel (Cier) Jungst. from "a sor Rspee
At southampton October II aud proceeseN Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho surviving members of the 1st Regiment New
York Volunteers will hold their sixteenth annual ,e
union at Odd Fellows Hail. TINS city, 'oi'o, ., w.
They are expected to arrive ABOUT NOON anu L.,
tho euasts of Kitchng Post No 50 ana h'eh"b
Circle No. 10. Luncheon viii be served upon t'o"
arrival and az / o'clock in the afternoon the ASSEM-
by will be sounded by Comrades Iofnpk"S a''
Wambold The Rev. DR.. Alra > HOBART "a '"o
burton Avenue Baptist Church. VIII oiieT P'"''
after which Mayor John G. Peene VIII denver .''e
address of welcome. 1t will be responded TO- y"
half of the regiment by General Edward W. oci. en
The business meeting will follow and at O'CLOCK III
the afternoon a dinner will be served by the "o''
of Kitchng Circle. Jere : clark Will act ~ was,
master and the following toasts have peeh are"
'1st New-York Volunteer Engineers by w MAJ, o..
baldwin. "I<i,chne Post No. 90. G.. A. X. Dy aS'
Commander John c. SHOTS: Ladies OF h'cnI,is
Circle" by Mrs. George s. Henry the pres'uen''
CITY OF Yonkers." by the Rev Chaf.es L. |>i''
tho Davspring Presbyterian Church In 'he V'',',As
ut o'clock there will be an enterian'i"ei.. j" ,,
Mr. + 4 Bar;mess Mrs. w ;. Cannon MISS r'i'''iS
U,on Mise Grace McCormac, Miss Gertrude oHIci'
Miss Cora Oliver Miss NJ Qugley Mss Waia lace
sew Miss Bynon Miss Breen MISS N1 } nart The
anal meeting Of the joint committee of Announcements
was held Tuesday night ana Inc ii'"'
ranged. ~, ., 1eake and Watts Orphan
housT M, to-day business meeting or wa
he held in the forenoon luncheoi WI W. afternoon
about SG bS se aea BY the Children The Rev
IN Nrorean Dix of Trinity Church New VI Nil, n no
nresdont OF the Board win preside herc var, ne
recaons ETC. by the children hr, ana Of the scholars
The Womans AUXILIARY sOCie 1 of 81 pres Se
Church has chosen Mrs Wta, preeident Mrs
ton secretary and Mrs. Charles r!eree
.rhn women selected to attend the NaTDuIu COCHRAN
ne,,ngs In Sew-Y or city are Mrs r; Cor Cor
MIS- A' NVssions: Mrs W. r. Inns. Mrs Jonn i'f,o.
Mrs Ralph 3 Prime and Mars Me Mrs Getty and
mestiC Missions o Mrs fne 81 Hucustine League and
Ms Mrs. ndwson Mrs Harris and Mrs Silkman ior 'he
Niohrara League.
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APP's . rs and ysn Hgn'
cou ri osen: NJ &os i: 60 s. Is. H. 70 81. SO
90 ~ A. 80 Gs ~ ~; ro,,,p,, Be,or. Hickman
'oisn e-sni- called si at .l II m -p.,or. Mac
Lean Jcouri opens a, 1890 m TX par,s matters
Supreme speeial Tsfmi4rt iIl Before beach
So, a,se a5os sip $40. $3.50. .c!cir,,
sT@,s .p4 ,e '1 sie9 ais
49, 200 $50 sat s': as G";e yS s,oI. .as,.
Jcaas,s 70 s sent from Pant y for lai .aT PRYOR
J-causes be sent from Tart ~ for trial. case rn
supreme court-spccial Term-rar, vrr-Betore Law
renee. J-Ecvated Railroad cases Csc UNFINISHED
for sqR se term c'uFs'''" T'rA' Vl'-A"''o'"''
rreferrei causes: Ms 7iii $40 500 SOS 7si' 7e.s
s ~" 9 4i M 5 go s BIZ s ss. s s s ~ ssa
supreme Court Tern Part I!ge'S ore. pgssG
aos 27 $40 T r,s, Ivre,o,. n.cbon
r se .sn from Part III 70, ,ri., cl,ar
susSms TO b .nt from Pat IT. for tar ,sar
supreme couri-ITlal Tsrm,IaI' VI yI-I p, ook-
SIZE ~ 2sds 2ooi. a5s 3eos. s2,s. 3a2s, 1890
supreme couft-Triai Term--rart vIIBetore seas
wick J.-causes he sent from Part VII for trial.
supreme Cour,-Trlal Tcrm-Par, IX-Bcfore McAdam.
J1auscs TO be sent rom Part VII for trial Case un-
supreme cour,-TraI Term-rnrt x-Befor.s Freedman,
Causes be from Part VII for trial Clear.
supreme court-rral Term-Part XI-Adjourned for
surroFates cG9grs-chamhsrs, nefo5e Arnold; $40
Thomas J. callaglan. Edward Kus"ihcfs William Mage.
Al 1890 Elizabeth EeinEa,dt john Dunn, Mary H.
saif%sa'ss 1ral Term, before g,,sreraIa s.
CITY ~ 1l F spe Sf""T at ,go =" r,.mon
Court OPENS at 10 a. m. Motions al 1880 a. m
xS s % '? s s ''r." n;;l 81
100 i@7 iaos 1904 iac iai al2 c@1@ aafiaisisi
NJ
~ 90 eGa 7ei aie l2i7 2ls 1893 ncIasiye Clear
JNos G &C. 81 sd 52 7ss ss GS4 cs G ~
Gs l Go ~, @ 49, 80 81 ,s cS 10 ~, i2
CITY Court Trial Ts ADJ sn. @ ga, W. ,o
.5as 3a.. 2.2a ;,2, 2.,7 2o7 EOS 2lo2 ara 2,so
I2c %, 2 2 49, 2 qay csaes s Nos la l 81, s
2sa, 2a 9a', 2ac, 2a7 2as, 49, %" Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By ncokmnn, j.
Iagnai ag'. hasnall-samuel ~ orlway.
Earle agt. Dahlnan-Iames ". Iiawcs.
Stevens agt. Kcane-Iewig J.. Delahed.
by MacI.ean. j.
Einscin aei. Climax Cycle Company-Arthur u. Will
Lawson art. wlson-Arthpr D. Williams.
Fctal ag,. Fisher-Edward Browne.
Fassin agt. Jacquin-John +. Coffin
Iy Trax. j.
rsaacs agt. Eaiy % caaes)-Gbson Putzci
- -
Armour c-mcntA
| COLLARS. L. & w. COLLARS
| kEi.ETA. NAbAWAskA oNEoNIA
NEXT YEARS CITY EXPENDITURES.
The Board of Estimate yesterday authorized tho
sale OF s. Oco 49, per cent assessment bonds. and
then began work upon ths provisional estimates for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-15
TARRYTOWN.

The Mckinley and Hobart headauar'ers was wei
.u.a Nth Republicans on Tuesday evening. WAC
attended the meeting In honor Of Frank " Millard.
chairman-eect Of the Republican County commit
tee Before tho exercises there was parade OF the
Mckinley and Hobart Marching Club ana the me-
K,nley and Hobart Bicycle Club Prominent fe-
pubhcans from White Plains. Port chester GaS
FORD Sing Sing Dobbs Ferry, irvingtoh' ATosie!'
iiqas;,nes and other places were present ~ 49,,
The Mckinley and Hobart Bicycle ciuo MI, mU,'
thew Will march up Man-st. TO broadway anu
through the principal streets OF the village. T.,
DesDite the weather, there was a large crown ~
Music Hall on Tuesday evening, to witness me
comic opera for the beneht OF 81 MAIN ""'e
ton Irving Memorial Church -. ,.,o,s y,
The fire companies ard many Of the axe sapt
IN tbe parade at that place. The New-York Central
and Hudson River Railroad has reduced the iare
all along the line