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New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
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Street. Brookvn: Sation. Jersey CITY The New YorS
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and resldences through to destination.
s. NJ PROVOST. J. r WOOD
GeD"ral Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
READY TO FIGHT DAVIS.
THE LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE PLANS lo
PREVENT HIS CAPTURE OF THE
SuERIFE"S OFFICE.

Good government is TO be an issue III r"uso
County this campaign. In the excitement over inc
National questions and candidates. IL was ''hos'
forgotten that an important local struggle Is IN
nroyress. The Law and Order League has now
ever been aroused. and is fighting DAVIS IN MS
effort 10 secure control of the Sherih 8 once
The League met last night in the lectureroom OF
the Bergen Reformed Church About forty MEM
bers were present. The Rev DR.. l. w Hathaway
its president stated that the Leagues duy was
TO struggle for good government and urged that
action be taken.
Resolutions introduced by the Rev. DR.. Brett were
discussed by the Rev Dr. Brett the Rev Dr. Hath-
awav and the Rev. J. l.. Scudder They reierreu
10 the work done three years ago. and pointed ou'
that racehorse betting. grecngoods swndiihe ana
other species of gambling had been almost eradi-
Gated They discussed the candidates named TOT
sheriff and declared IL would he calamity TO re-
store the condition of affairs that existed thrtc
wears ago by clccting Halor. As iavorane reports
were given of Aaron ;. BdldWlh' the! ''"o'S'" MIN
as the best candidate n 49,
4 resolution was adopted requesting all the
clergymen of the county to preach on me sup)ec,,
and urge their hearers to lay aside pdrtlsanshlP
..and vote for the man who Will respect ana uphOd
the laws 1t was decided TO deliver these sermons
"A week from tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

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CHUNK and intermediate siatsns. -
$40 4: " daily Tor ITHACA: GENEVA RoCHEs-
BRIDGE ami the West ard prnc pal local points dnins.
- Suspension Bridge Pullman ves,bu:e Sleeper
Chicago.
II 100 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAucH
CHUNK ard intermediate points Connections for Reed
1900 noon dailv Aycept SUNDAY.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 p. NJ Through to Rochester Pu
man vestibuled Day Coaches and Paror-car. Dining.
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40 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for l.. & B Junet
stopping only at principal intermediate stations char
3.3O p. VI. Sundays only). for Mauch Chunk ana
HazletoI. and all intermediate stations
4;1O J.. NJ daily. except Sunday. FOR T.. & 3 JUNG.
Ti3N and principal Intermediate stations Pullman buna
S1b p. VI. daily for Easton and intermediate statlosa
Chair-car TO Easton.
ehO p. ". daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALs
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vest.hu'ed Tran
~ y. to Chicago. Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto Con.
nections for Reading and Harrisburg.
DtOO r. NJ. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and ali poin;s
West Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair.
II $50 y. VI. daily. except Sunday for EAsroN ana
intermediate points ~
additional local trains daily. except funiay for Bound
BROOK and intermediate nolnts leave follows: 9an
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Tickets and Pullman accommodations AT 23j 273 aA
pnd 3S BROADWAY RI East ith ST.. j6 Ess, i2sth st.
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way ard Brooklvn Annex Brooklyn.
New-fork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
MOUNT VERNON.

The local union Of Christian Endeavor held Its
annual convention In the Congregational Church
on Thursday evening. The officers elected are Will
lam A. McCrea. president; j. Marshal Periey, secre-
tary and Eugene B. Fuller treasurer.
The Mount Vernon football team VIII give an
entertainment In Association Hall on Monday even
Ing The following schedule OF games has been an
nounced: To-day Whtestone dong Islsnd) team;
October a. Governors Island team; october H. san
Rcmos team. OF NewYork: November 8. white
Plains team for the benefit OF the Y. NJ. e. A. Ihe
games will be played at the Y. NJ c. a. grounds IN
South Tenth-ave.
The Mount Vernon Chautauqua Circle has been
rcorganiZcd The officers William NJ Denman
pr. sident: Arthur Cooper. vice-president; W. ~
Howe secretary and Mrs. NJ. &. Kellogg, treasurer
A Russian tea will be given by the young women
OF st Mnrys Chapel. In Sherwood Park, on Thurs
,lay evening October o. \ short comedy farce en-
tilted The Choosing OF Wife" will be rendered
The older element OF the German Lutheran
Church OF this city which has been opposing the
Rev VI Sommcrs and his followers on the alIesa-
ton that he is In favor OF turning me church INTO
an English church has withdrawn Permission was
granted the descrters this week to hold ther
meetings separately. and willard Hall has been
leased FOR the purpose. "a ,, go.
TIN. opening tournament OF the Chester Hill Coli
Club WIFI not take place on their links In TINS city
to-day as expected. owing to the failure OF the
contractor 10 have the greens complete.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
ROY BURGLARS TACKLE A SAFE.

An unsuccessful attempt was made on Thnrsday
night to force open the safe In the once OF the
mineral water works. Hope and keap s,s' ,'as'
nirht Laurence Caswell, the proprietor OF the place
canned the arrest Of William and Eddie Mckenna.
twelve and thirteen years old. respectively The
boys were found In the street near the building
and when taken to the Bedfordave police station
both admitted having tried to force open the sale
with a chisel and hammer. but failed Inc youth
ful prisoners said they had been assisted In the
xuork by two other boys entering the building at
o'clock and had worked until II o'clock In trying
70 force the safe. Failing to do so. they left the
building taking with them some harness and box
Of mineral water. They told the police where this
could be found. The safe was so badly battered
that an expert had be sent to the office TO open
H. Had the boys succeeded in forcing the door
they would not have found much money The mh
police are looking for the other two boys The
psrents of the prisoners live at No l6G Hope-st
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
TUcKAHOE AND BRONXVILLE.

The vcstry OF 81. Johns Episcopal Church at
Tuckahoc has decided to build an addition the
east side OF the church for a vestry and an organ
room As soon possible new organ will also
be purchased.
The choir OF the Church OF tho Holy Communion.
OF Now-York city and few friends were enter
tnincd by an outing and reception given by
The Misses McCurdy at their Bronxvllle home
last Saturday afternoon and evening Covers were
laid for twenty.
The engagement OF Dr. Edgar Odell. OF Tuckahoe.
and Miss Netiie +. Hall. daughter OF .|r. and Mrs.
Samuel Han OF West Observation-Disclosures
st. Ncw-York CITY. Il announced.
Miss NJ II. Bcardsey. OF BronNdale. has been
appointed and has accepted the place OF assistant
In the new school district No. 3. OF Tuckahoc. or
which Professor Davis IL principal.
Miss Addic f.. Cocker has resigned the secretary
ship OF the Epworth League OF the Tuckahoe As,
bury Methodist Episcopal Church. and Miss Beitel
has been appointed. Miss Cookers marriage Will
take place this week.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
SING SING.

The autumnal meeting Of the Glorious Of the High
lands. an association Of Episcopal minister's num-
bcrng about sixty. Will be held In this village on
Tuesday next. In St. Pauls Church The Rev Or
and Mrs. e. NJ. Niles will entertain the visiting
clergy at luncheon In ST. Paurs rcctory.
Tomorrow will be observed as "Autumnal Sim
day" at the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Rev. DR. Price will preach as usual
and the Sunday y-school will be present and sing
The church Will be decorated by n Floral Commit
tee. consisting OF Mrs. j. II. Dunscomb Mrs. Paul
NJ. Pierson and Miss Carrie Reynolds The Ed
worth League Of the church has organized n choral
society for the winter season. under the direction
OF Professor Willinm Henry Rowe
Next Tuesday evening a musical festival will be
held i'm st. Pauls Episcopal Church The choirs 10
take part will be the vested choir OF Christ Church
Tarrytown, and the regular choir OF st. Paul's The
vested choir Will occupy the chanoe An address
will be given by tho Rev DR.. Edward A. Bradley
Vicar OF St Agnes's Chapel. New-York City. The
choir OF ST. Paurs will entertain the visiting choir
at tea III the Sunday school room
AT It's last meeting the Village Board OF Health
directed that the recently adopted sanitary ordl-
nances. which have been printed In handbill form
be distributed to the householders Of the village by
the police officers. The police however object To
performing the task saying that distributing hand
bills, even for the Board of Health forms no part
OF their official duty.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
WALKED OFF A MOVING TRAIN.

A soMNAMBUIIsT DIES IN TRENTON FROM THE
EFFECTS OF HIS FALL
Trenton Oct. l6 (SpcciaD-Louis Dressler twenty
seven years old of Westfeld Ohio. died In a hos
pital here to-day from injuries received In "A re-
markabe manner.
Dressler was a somnambulist. and while on his
way from New-York to the West on Tuesday he
walked from the moving train in his sleep The
young man fell under the wheels and his left arm
was cut off above the elbow. An examination
showed that he had broken rib and also frac-
tured skull The train was about half mile from
Hills Grove, above this city, when Dresscr walked
off Seeing light in the distance the wounded
man crawled to the grove. DIR. Il. II. Doud at
tended Dressier and heard his story search
ing party headed by the physician. followed the
trail made by the wounded man TO the railroad
tracks. and there found the missing arm wedged
between the ties
Young Dressler sent to a hospital. where 1t
was thought his wonderful constitution and cour-
age might him. He was travelling with his
ather-n-aw. George j. Jackson, of Westfield. The
two men boarded the train at Jersey City. and fen
asleep In the day coach. Mr.. Jackson was awak-
ened at Philadelphia. and. missing his companion,
made "A search. Finding his top coat and hat In
the seat. Mr.. Jackson questioned the passengers
and was informed that the young man had walked
to the platform of the car when near this city.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
KATONAIi.

There meeting Of the Katonah Water
Board Wednesday evening 10 decide the
water rates In the new village. \ tank has been
placed hill back OF the village. with capac-
ity Of 1000 gallons and even at the highest point
in the village there Is pressure OF s. feet. The
Board has agreed that the rates shall be such
to place the water at the disposal OF all the prop
erty-owners.
At the Village Improvement Association meeting.
held I'm the Reading Room. the Executive Commit
tee decided TO retain the rooms occupied by them
reading and game rooms. and appointed a COM
mittce to inform Chief Engineer Wcgcman that
they had decided to do
Mr.. and Mrs Il. Melville Knowles entertained q
number OF Katonah people last evening AT their
home. near Croton Lake. AT progressive whist.
Among the guests Dr. and Mrs CARPENTER
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Iioyt. Mr. and Mrs Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs Ashforth Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold the Misses Horton and Trucsdall
and Messrs. IIoyt. Clark and Barrett.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock "A concert for
the benefit of the Pro-Cathcdral Day Nursery Will
be given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Louns-
berry. in the road TO Old Bedford Tickets may be
procured Of Mrs. william Chandler Casey. AT Ara
Farm.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
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bany s, Utica, syraouse. Rochester buna"' N'As-'-
1880 4 Fer, sunday. Day Express For all i'm
100 p. MDaily southwestern Limised. For s,on.
at Poashkseps4 Albany. Utica. syracuse. Rochester
land Toledo ani Chi ago stops at Poughkeepsis;
Albany. schenectady, rtlca Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 = M~Excep, Sunday. West Point. POushkeeD''e'
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ledo. Chicago except Saturday for Cape vincent anu
1910 NTGITheare for Chicago and prnc.pa,t sxapa,
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'oyjo 'yohN HseFsi' n T@T@EY T9%pfny GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

The Staten Island Polo Club will hold series Of
"gymkhana games" this afternoon on the club
grounds at Manor Farm, West Brighton. at 2
o'clock The games will include thread and
needle race ess and spoon race, potato race. nov
city race. nat races. tent-pegging contest by the
Rough Riding Club Of New-York, and polo match
and race over four-and one haf-foot hurdles for
the Richmond County Country Club cup. The ref
cree will be II. l.. Herbert. and the judges Eugene
George Cromwell ". W. Lowry. otto Ahlmann A.
J. Outerbridge William Donald Lewis F.. Within
and J. Temple Gwathmey.
The Phillips Brooks Circle Of Kings Daughters OF
g. Andrews Pa rish, Richmond Will hold Its tenth
annual sale on Wednesday afternoon.
golf tournament for silver cup offered by
Arthur Smith. of the Country Club. will be begun
this afternoon the club links and will continue
until the end Of the month.
trolley car of the Staten Island Electric Rail-
ecad Company while on its last trip from South
Beach at lao yesterday morning, Jumped the track
and was wrecked The car was running at a high
n1ond-ave.. near New-York-ave.. breaking through
tho big gate Of the lower entrance Of Fort Wads-
worth. 1t continued to dash down the steep incline
IN the fort grounds until It became ditched about
- fest from the entrance. The motorman and con-
ductor both Jumped from the car and avoided In
)ury Fortunately, there were no passengers on the
eoE - fhA ttp>,--
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
ARDSI.t,Y.

The October golf games OF the Ardsley Casino
Golf club will begin next Monday and end on Thurs
day The schedule IL an excellent one and Will
probably attract a large number Of golfers The
special features the foursome match and the
professional match. Two hundred and twenty five
dollars has been offered for the latter match Alto
gethcr eight prizes offered The entries In all
the amateur games are open 10 members OF clubs
belonging to the United States Golf Association
The profcs siona match IL open to all professionals
Another regulation IL that In the foursome match
each team must be- composed OF members OF the
same club The entries close with Cyrus Field Jud-
son secretary. to-day. The programme is as fol-
lows: Monday-Opcn amateur match ,handcap, lS
holes medal play The eight players making the
best actual scores will continue on Tuesday at hole
play The hardicap Is limited TO eighteen holes.
First and second prizes are offered.
Tuesday. 10 "A m.-First round Tor the qualified
eight in the open amateur match on Monday.
eighteen holes hole play, to be followed by the
second round at p m one prize In this game
Wednesday. 10 n. m.-First round open amateur
foursome competition. eighteen holes. hole play.
The second round will start at p. m. Two first
prizes offered.
Thursday-Profcssional u,atch FOR all profession
ais First prize 500: second prize so; third prize,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
WOMEN VOTE
FOR PRESIDENT

For the first time in the history Of this
country an opportunity Tor women 10 pun
Ijcly express their choice for president Is Of
fered. The method Is unique and VIII result
I'm showing on Nov. 4th just what erect inc
woman's vote will have on national AFFAIRS
A manufacturer who has business relations
with most OF the prominent newspapers IN
the United States proposes the plan as io'-
lows:
All women over 1S are entitled to one vote
The votes by states will be shown In the pa
pers on every Wednesday and Saturday uht"
Nov. 4th. Women are requested to read more
than one side Of the question and act upon
their own Judgment Write the name or can
dIdate on a postal card and write your own
name and address clearly. also city and state.
On the lower left hand corner give the name
of a banker or grocer who knows you.
This precautlon - to prevent nooding the
mail with fictitious votes. Names unknown
TO grocer or banker will be thrown out. Be
very careful to write clearly and an acknowi-
edgment OF the receipt Of each vote VIII
be sent to the fair voter. Send the postal
to Postum Cereal Food Coffee Co., Battle
Creek Mich. 1t is urged that every earnest
woman will not hesitate to expend penny 10
register her preference at this most interest
ing period Of National history.
This company have a national reputation
and pledge their integrity and honor to report
the vote exactly as received. without fear or
favor A sworn statement of the final vote
polled up to p. m. Nov. 18th will be published
Nov 7th. and the vote as it progresses Will be
shown on every Wednesday and saturday
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
FATHER MALONE UNCHANGED.
RUMOR THAT HE HAD COME OUT fof'
RRyAN DENIED BY THE PRIEST.

report was circulated in Brooklyn Yesterday
that Father Sylvester Malone. pastor OF SIS fe.e'
and Pauls Church had come out for Bryan. Inc
report caused considerable comment as "'ne'
Malone has been a lifelong Republican Al 'he
priest's home on South Thrd-st.. II was SAID that
Father Malone was in Albany Sylvester Malone
nephew of Father Malone. when seen, emphaucaiv
denied the statement.
at might have been that the rumor started. ne
said Through the fact that have been supporter
Of Bryan and Sewall ever since their nomination
Father Malone on-the other hand at the time of
the nomination of Mckinley and Hobart, sent 10
each a congratulaory letter. 10 which they rcPiieu
since" ,,.
Father Malone returned from Albany last night
and when at his home made d general denai
OF the story that he intended to vote for Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
A $1,000 VERDICT AGAINST GLEASON.

POLICE CAPTAIN WOODS WINS HIS SUIT AGAINST
LONG ISLAND CITY'S MAYOR
The suit brought by Captain Of Police Anthony
s. Woods Of Long Island City. against Mayor
Patrick !. Gleason Of the city, for s2oeJ
damages before Judge Gaynor in the Queens
County Supreme Court yesterday. The jury be-
fore which the case was tried thought $500
enough for the captain The suit grew out OF an
utterance made by Mr.. Gleason on January last.
On the frst day Of the present year Mr. Gleason.
after formally taking possession Of his ONCE.
mounted upon the sill of window and made an
address to the crowd. Among other things he is
alleged to have said: Three years ago this city
hall was raided by gang Of cutthroats. muir
derers. thieves and scoundrels headed by that
gray-haired old scoundrel."
AS he uttered the last words. Mr.: Gleason pointed
at Captain Woods who was standing short dis
tance away in command Of the police detail.
A stay has been granted. and the case will he
ed
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
THE BILLS LEFT Unpaid.
A LAW CLERK SUDDENLY DISAPPEARS AND
MANY CREDITORS ARE ANXIOUsLf
AWAITING HIS RETURN.

EI,zaheth Oct. 16 (SpeciaD.-Many merchants
would like to know what has become oil Mr. ana
Mrs Claude s. Williams. Of No 4oI Rahway-a'e'
who disappeared October l. They came 10
Elizabeth last Mlrch ard leased from county COZ
cctor Edward NJ Wood the mansion OF the late
General j. Augustus Foy. I'm Rahway-ave VIII
Jams said he was a lawyer, connected win the
firm OF Durnin e. Yates, of No 20 Nassau-st. Ne" :
York He said that he intended to retire soon. ana
that If he liked the Foy property he wouid Pur
chase it,
Mr.. Wood furnished the house hxurfously. He
also bought two thousand chickens of fancy breeds
and hired John Eggers. n breeder of valuable poul
try, to take charge of them. Williams bought TWO
blooded mares. Jersey cow and Demorest
phaeton. He also put two fine pianos In the mousse
Williams patronized the Sheridan House. and oc-
casionay entertained in princcly style at ms nome
His cellar was stocked with fine wines Naturally
his orders supposed to be as goou as eo'o
There was a retnuc OF servants 49,, .u.,
that she going away for week ana , ar; bnu au
many packed trunks. They have not been heard
from since Later was disc9yered TIA, nat rsA ON Au
chattel mortgage to d. r. McNaught. manager OF
the Newark Mortgage and Loan CSmpany& % & th1s iiYs
stock and the carriages the cHns,deTatlon hS whS
1916 80 This freezes out the local CREDITORS VINO
MIR Wood says that months rent IS due or the tc
servants having eaten up all me provs1mS or fort ,y
Years old.
Mr. Yates. of the law firm Of Durnin d yates al
" on Nass,ust said Yesterday: Claude s.
Williams was our boOkkeeper and managing CLERK
He is an Englishman. who has not been admitted
TO practice in this country SO far as we KNOW MS
character Is good. and We have no idea that he Is
in debt to us. think he lived in modest way & III
Elizabeth He paid SO rent for the house ne occu-
pied there. and he had some horses at pasture , on
some lois which he did not use. He also kept some
chickens But never heard that he was living ex,
travagantly. and cannot understand now ne cou.d %
1pht
that he was iii two weeks ago Tuesday, and we
haven't heard from him since then
New-York tribune., 1896-10-17
LARCHMONT.

Golnng has become such popular sport In
I.archmont that the Larchmont Yacht club has
formed "A new organization. TO be known as the
I.archmont Yacht Club Golf Club. The new as
sociation has leased links for two years the Bos-
ton Post Road and plans are under way for a cosey,
clubhouse. The links will be open until January /.
Local residents will be entitled to the OF the
links on becoming members OF the golf club. but
access to the clubhouse can be had only by the
members OF the IarchmOnt Yacht Club The club
has It's first match game on Saturday. October a.
Fairfield Conn. when II will play with picked
team Of the Fairfield Golf Club.