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New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Notwithstanding the threatening aspect vi Wv
-,veather all tho church services yes'e''"'
largely attended, well as the pray, -
the rooms of the Young Mems IN ,, a
tion There was bo Wing al the faiisaue ""'s .,
=. ~ uovs NJ the Yonkers Bowling ASSOCIATION
IN the day and evening AT noon 'he oo' 49,.
OF the Young Mems Christian Assoe'a''o" ae, ,n
a,rror for tho moor boys of the city ABOUT i'' ''
down IN the tables which were set III 'he sS"""
s,um. Turkey. chicken, potatoes crahpeii' s"u
and dessert were served by coH'h'''ee " ,u
branch Mrs Ramaelle Cobb. Mrs. De"sn oi IN Mission
Eshnrna arranged the tables. Grace tIosp,i i,n, -li
Osnolne I annr for mon from till 80 O'CLOCK
A matinee at Music Hall enter ~ Wills of A.
n,,d,ance. In the evening Samuel f. W eis' 49, VI
hanv gave readings in the pariors oil 'he iou"e
Mems Christian Association. want of the West
chester Rowling League rolled on We3nesuay ,n
night at Myerss alleys in North eao a u G
10 defeated def Pasadn r%s"ne n" defeated No p
7p9-65s Two high scores were ilaur ii,nn u, 927 and
Humason of the Paisade team 49, ,s ne svenins
games in the tournament VIII pe arGsmen of Yonk
CIV; Club he"0N' 0' -"'', .wo.,m,rs,er League
held on Wednesday night. Frank b. Hickey st was
chosen president: William p Hickey ,Jo VIC JpreS ".
dent Edgar Howarth, secretary anu "o''o" v"
NgTma TSe r, Of the series fall and winter dances
Eve % at the clubhouse in the Paiisade-ave extern
sion The attendance was iaIsc. ,,,rersorator will
appear this evening at the nan OF !lie pol,ef
Institute under the auspices OF N''ch'"e N
Corps. ... ,,,,,h on orvarization
of local amateurs. is rehearsng TWO ~ tha ali
drama which IL will present next month IN tht ia Ia II
u f mo Temtonia Society for Kiching Post OF the
Grand Army. ,o, T., ,ho ,,tual man.
nor at the Ieake and Watts Orphan Home IN .nis ~
city number of the graduates spen, r.e a ' i ,he
tbe home 4 turkey dinner was served: anu ~ 'h
evening the children were entertained pv 'ricNs Vi
s,eight -of-hand. -, x,.ors r,or,rthian n
TIE second stag of the Yonkers Corlntniam
Yacht Club for this season will be gwen
rigbt a, The clubhouse near the end or NarK-st.
Tha founda lion of the new municipal building was
comnleted on Wednesday night. and the WORK o., OF
laying the tan-colorcd brick ana req SaiuSe WIN
bc begun this morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

and general manage OF the Texas City Improve
mont Company. stated this evening that the basis
OF the suit grew out OF distorted freight charges
FOR freight handled by the Texas City Terminal
Railway on freight which the Texas city Improve
ment Company had originated. and which had
IA ssod over It's lines TO the railway OF the plaintiffs
that when n proper accounting was had II would he
found that the balance would be against the plain
tins and I'm favor OF the defendant. He emphatcally
denied the insolvency OF the Texas city Improve
ment Company. and said 1t could and would meet
all it's outstanding obligations whenever they be-
ca me due. you say" said he. that the Texas
city Improvement company viii continue 10 do
business ai the old stand and also continue TO pay
all legitimate claims against II. but intimidation
threats and applications for a receiver are poor
me hods OF collecting forcing the settlement or
disputed claims. We will fight snch attempts TO n
finish All We ask Is honorable treatment and a
square deal This will insist upon. and are conf
dent the will award II to us In the present
litigation when the facts are presented. instead OF
allegations"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
IMPROVING TIE SANTA FE.

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-Prcsid mt f.. +. Ripley. of the
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company,
who has been IN Topeka several days attending
the hearing OF the receivershp In the Federal
Court. said last night that between this time and
next July the company would expend N.50oGo for
improvements. The road" he said. has been
greatly improved daring the last three four
years. but more especially during the last year.
In the last year nearly million dollars has been
expended for improvements. We practically
putting the money into tn" road alone, replacing
wooden bridges 10y substantial iron structures and
laying steel rails. About $4,000 worth OF new
steel rails has been contracted for. which Will be
laid In the spring. The majority OF these rails
will be laid In the Chicago Division but some will
be laid In Kansas and Colorado
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
poRr CHESTER AND RYE.

The fremen OF Port Chester are ABOUT 10 'io'o ,,'
election for chief engineer. Edwin r. Stuo"e"'
ho AZ nresent holds the office. is popular win the
,,aoor,noent and an effort Is being made 10 nave
him reconsider his announcement that he woud not
hn candidate The Fire Department OF Port
S.x.,or has seen the most radical advancement In
the last few years. 1t has been INCREASED ron hs
,rSsga1e Of two hand engines. truck ara TWO nos
arriages TO two hand engines. one steam engine,
eni' aa nhemical engine. two hose carrlages one
Gmg mner one modern truck. with extension ladder ladder
JUMP ir,;,oy one hose wagon and one patrol wagon
one one rn,nafion for officers will be made the first
in December. and the election taxes place
Sio,S'' M .Sn ,bird Thursday of the same month =.
o' t. members OF the Presby terrain ana Metnods,
,,a,sscconai churches Of Rye and or Hope chapel in
Ep,sS iipriopn held union Thanksgiving service In the
ppraiIihy,nr,an pai Church In Rye yesterday morning
IRE sermon was preached by the Rey George w
Itnox Service was also held IN Chrsts Church by
Archdeacon Kirkby .o.r,.nc,ng prosner,tv
since the election of McKinley Last week wine me
Bolt ano ward ard is president, and which employs 80
lalm y .,nn running on extra time ana on Wednes-
men large foundry of Abendroth Brothers. In
b 0aX IN" several hundred men have been working on
WIZ. VIII live resumed the full schedule OF eght hours
the annual doll sale Of the Ladies hospitaL as
htn,on will he held on December u IN the nome
80 soc,ar.o Ms ". McCarty. in North Ma'n-s'.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
NETWORK CITY.

Michael Burns. the fireman who was scalded on
Wednesday by the bursting Of a steam pipe In tho
Hotel Savoy. died AT the Flower Hospital yester-
day afternoon Burns was twenty years old. and
lived No 233 East Fifty ysixth-st.
The only sermon which the Rev. DR.. John Watson
dan Maclarcn) will preach In Ncw-York Is to stu
dents and college men. at the Fifth Avenue Pres
bytcrian Church. on the evening OF December s.
The tickets OF admission to the floor OF the church
are exclusively for students and university men,
These invitation tickets are distributed In the col
lcgcs by the Students Club. the officials OF which
upon application will send to the secretaries OF the
different alumni and college societies in the city
tickets for distribution to such OF their members
as desire them.
AT the Manhattan Liberal Club. No 300 East FIJI
tccnth-st., this evening. there will bo n lecture
"a More Socialistic State" by Walter Logan.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
MOUNT VERNON.

,,., r,rs,ca, extrayaganza "The Princess Rose
hud WAS given in the Opera House on wednesday
,n. .,,h such success that II will be repeated
,h,s .,,orroon and tonight The proceeds go 10 the
Universast Church
Tho Mount Vernon Football Team played an eN
o,,,rg game with the Crescents Of New-i orK Ivy
..,,,. r,orninc at the Young Mems Chrislid''
,soo,o,ton Grounds About 200 people inciuGrhhs rh
q large number of women, were P,s 90 three
ca1e which was the finish IN IA seiIes sc q IN 70 &
was won by Mount vernon u; ;,a ,ouch-down for
Galloway and lfenr! Hi"uV INV
TLn poIitcal Equality Club az its mee'ins $500 a. ne
home Of Mrs s Van Ratbburn vice-president.
Wrs Elizaheth Cragie: treasurer. Mrs. 49,. ere. %i,s
man. secretary. Mrs Ham. Mrs Van Our, d ss A" an
Tavlor and Mrs Carroll were appoino..u nreeent
Auditing Committee Inc o'u' "
Wany homes were made happy yesteroas, us III ~
1is,rih,,tion made from the Bureau OF
oSn,a,ed that over 200 families were pr 49,
tor in his manner and that 200 poor chiiuren
Yea nv Captain and Mrs Ray ana the" go 80. bar
at the dinner given in the na ~ the contribu-
,ons sor The day came from the pupils OF tne bu
ii Schools and there is pathetic niue f.Spavn fSnv
connected with the collecti9n Oh, a1 hinge apple
schnos 4 ragged little tot brought nus. 20 con-
- ~ PrincinaI ! NJ Grimes. and onered 10 III III.
tr,h,,e II saving regretfully. that IL was ' cen,
thing he had. The principal hesiS Eaen q FOR him
snif en s The little fellow persisted ana t sn,u % is
anted TO do something for the poor nls e' hamnv
finally accepted. and he went H"o a,1 eiri who had
smile on his countenence. A NIUE s,ii, ~, ~ ont of
sri,ond tho boy's, sacrifice followed MN ou' % %
the school and took him home 10 hel The
whom she explained the circuristaa, a ,,rcba sed
,har vas &C struck with pity that she puI @
H., nev suit of clothes and sent MIN ho,', ~,
Later in the day several other "uitm sorThe hoy
school and offered to furnish cio',,s fron, their
saxine that they had heard the story No'" '"'''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
WIND AND roo TOO wren FOR THE KITES.

William A. Eddy spent a large part Of his
Thanksgiving yesterday In experimenting with his
now famous kites the roof Of the Hoffman
House He had two cameras with him, one snap
shot and the other time camera. with which h
mad hoped to photograph the eastern part OF thr
city with Madison Square and the igurc Of Diana
on the tower Of the Garden, as well as obtain view
Of the city at night with its countless electric lights
marking the outlines OF avenues and streets. But
the gusty winds which made his kites unsteady,
and the thick fog put photography out Of the qucs
tion. He did manage to fly several OF his paper
kites at an altitude OF about 200 feet. which Is
some 1900 feet below the height he expected them
TO reach. But the day was not "A satisfactory one
even for plain ke-hy!ng. and the uncertainty of
the wind got him into some difficulty
He had sent up United States flag to height OF
about 900 feet, supported by only two kites. when
his aerial fleet was struck By a vicious gust OF
wind and the sticks OF one flyer. kite which he
valued highly snapped off In the middle and 1t began
to fall at once taking Its companions down also
The other kite and the flag were rescued untorn
by vigorous hauling In. but the manila paper Kite
which had caused the misfortune. was a total
wreck.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BUSINESS TO MEXICO READJUSTED

BUSINESS TO MEXICO READJUSTED
Chicago Nov Ga joint tariff sheet has Just
been issued by the Southwestern Traffic Associa-
ton. II covers rates to the city OF Mexico and
Mexican common points. The new tariff bears date
Of November 20. and VIII go into effect December
l. The readiustmcnt was brought about by n
claim put I'm by the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for a diffcrential that would give that road
n share Of the Mexican business. The rate from
New-York Is - cents. and all rail from st. Louis
70 the city OF Mexico Is S3 cents. BY the rat
ing the Louisville and Nashville can ship from st.
Louis Il the city Of NJ 'xico via Pensacola Fla.
at II cents "A reduction Of cents I'm favor OF this
city and a gain of one cent against NewYork.
uy the same dfercntial the St Louis rate to Mex
leo IS lower by cents than from Chicago. Gin
cinnat Louisville and Pittsburg
After "A suspension OF one year n large force Of
men ha We been put work constructing the branch
Of the Mexican International Railroad from Rcata
station on that line just south OF Monclova. Mex.
10 Monterey. The road Will be completed and In
operate In about three months. and VIII give the
Southern Pacific and the Mexican International
roads "A direct line into Monterey. The great
growth OF Montercys smelling mining and manu-
featuring interests made the building or this
branch necessity.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
PEEKSK1LL.

yooouo Of ST. Paul's Methodist Epsco-
me u,1 Give an entertainment in the church
pa This evening One Of the features o, the en-
pariois p'r, - n,,l no nora rainbow and shadow pct-
ures s,s m, ,n,crfere with the
The weather YESTERDAY dd not r,s nd several
ali-day s.o. ,re, shoots The service in ST. Peter
I'd S. So Psss N
Thanksgivns 81 s II O'clock where the Rev Thomahs
GG'ns ssc1nS sermon asd
preached Ine eroade for the Dorcas Society Inc Hos @
oferlng erlg,"n m gave Thanksgiving dinner ior 'he poo
IN Inc aaaca Ict;er-carriers are TO nave ushes
Tne iosai 90 ch carrier comes on duty ne Puser e..
clocks. AS eaSn .,naachine registers his time The
button ana ne when the carrier goes out en- MS route
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Live Stock Show. Madison Square Garden.
Rrooklyn Dog Show old 18th Regiment Armory.
Maria Barb"rts trial. Supreme Court.
Delta Phi Fraternity dinner. Waldorf. r. m.
West Side Amusement Club entertainment Hotel
MinOf. +. m.
Lecture by + H. Blackncd. Metropolitan School
~ Arts. s.l5 r. IN.
Alexander Blacks lecture. Association Hall.
BROOKLYN y. m.
Professor 4. u F. Hamlln's lecture. Railroad
Mems Building. y.
Reception for Judge r. T. Daniel by order OF Red
Men, Lyric Hall. evening.
Police Board meeting.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

When the body OF bat" Shea the murderer Of
Ross. brought back 70 Troy after his execution
people turned by the thousand 20 pay homage
TO his corpse. When Morrison. Rensselaer, Couniy's
late treasurer after stealing $4,000 of public funds
started his term AZ Dannemora similar
crowds assembled a, the station shake hands with
him. and when the train pulled ont they chcercd
for him though ne Presidential candidate
Commenting on these queer dOings The Bingham
ton Herald concludes tina, Troy is sadly in nord
Of regeneration When a large number os the peo-
pie in town show by their actions tia, they think
CRIME ii 70 De SonaTnrd ana neit 10 be looked upon
Sodom or a Gomorrah that II IS time TO
from the Stygian darkness of moral blindness
Following the example Of Jimmy" O'Bricn and
his associates the Popocrats OF Herkner have or
ganized a permanent Bryan and Sewali Cub and
read OF the party all Democrats there who voted
for Mckinley Palmer Among the unfortunate
victims thus ostraczed ex-Judge Rober, Earle
Mayor peimel Now The ierkimer ciiizen wants
TO know what disposition the Popocrats will make
party too and II So for what ofrence? lie did not
support Bryan very much. II is true but then he
done a NO. & DO iii npf s he nesos before be be
A new political organization just formed across
the Bridge, under the OF the Democratic
League OF Kings County. is ndorsed by THE Brook
lyn Citizen, which is still supposed TO be Hugh
McIaughn's organ It's aim is ITO convince conserva-
tive Democrats by temperate argument that .he
advance ground taken In the Chicago platform on
the trust question is sound. THE League" The
Ci,zen' says unlike the Decoys Shepardltes
will no, put tickets in the fed and make things un-
pleasant generally for machine Democrats. but; Will
of the party on the broad question OF equal rights
for all and special privileges for none" In brief.
the new movement seems 10 be lines of the
Republican National League. that Milky Way OF
party politics.
Thu snterprising Union" Of Schenectady. thinks
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

met at the station by Supreme Court Justice Mar
tin ]. Keogh They were driven to his home in
Pelham Road where they were guests at dinner.
Only the Immediate family of Justice Keogh and
members of the Emmett family were present. To.
morrow evening Mr. Redmond and DIR. Byrne VIII
be guests at a dinner at the Metropolitan Club. in
New-Yo City
A musical will be given this evening In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. In Upper New-lto-
chelle by the New-York University Glee, Mandolin
and Banjo Club. Following the entertainment the
members of the club will be guests at reception
and dinner given in their honor by their class
mate Charles +. Lent
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
MAMARONECK.

William T. Herlyn has been appointed a town
auditor. in the place Of Michael Cunningham, re-
signed
The members Of st. Andrews brotherhood are
arranging for a minstrel performance. to be given
next month in aid of their free reading room.
The design for escutcheon to be placed on
the walls of the village bridge has been submitted
to Supervisor Baxter. The shields. which are Of
metal contain the names Of the town authorities
Of Rye and Mamaroneck.
Bradford Rhodes. w. b Dickerman and H. w
Sackett have given TO the village several large
loads Of fine rock which is to be used in improv
ing Grand Park-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
OFFICIAL COUNT IN NORTH CAROLINA.

Raleigh n. c.. Nov. 26-The Secretary Of State
canvassed returns Of the vote for State officers
day much more rapidly than anticipated. and
completed all except for the Judges. The vote for
Governor is: p. L. Russell! RcpJ. 154o52; O. y
Watson Dem). 1876: w. a. Guthrie Pop) 90 a32.
scattering 79a. Reynolds tRep) for Lieutenant
Governor, has 1885 plurality. The other officers
elected fusionists. and their ma ioritcs over
Democrats range from 37.0cJ to 5000.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
TEXAS CITY INSOLVENCY DENIED.

Galveston. Tex. Nov Safeguarding the suits filed
Yesterday by the Missouri. Kansas and Texas. the
Galveston Houston and Henderson and lnterna-
tional and Great Northern Railway companies
against the Texas City Improvement Company. to
recover alleged freight charges due the railway COM
panies approxmating 23.OOO and asking that a re-
ceiver be appointed take charge OF the property
Of tho defendant. etc. J. II. Meyer vice-presdent
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASToR- Senator John W. Daniel OF Virginia
HOFFMAN Colonel Daniel :. Lamont. Secretary
of War. HOLLAND Charles NJ Hays general
manager of the Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada.
GRAND UNION Dr chrrevkoN. of tho Russian
Navy. MANfIATTAN-Justice William H. pickey
Of the Ncw-York Supreme Court. WINDSOR
Roswell A Parmenicr. Of Troy
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
TARRYTOWN.

Nv Knit Council. No. 1853. Royal Arcanum' gave
ny n,ar,a,nment at Irving Opera House on
wednesday night Members OF the orae, , a'o,.. oo'
60. c,o and Yonkers were present, ana the oc-
casion was an enjoyable one; so. ,ha arsc,ces
Choral festival win be held under sreh !he next
Tesnov evening for the benefit OF the chor iu""'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
HOW MISSOURI VOTED.

Jefferson City, Mo. Nov. 2s-The following is the
total vote for Presidential electors in this State
given out by the Secretary OF State yesterday.
Bryan. 1863 652 Mckinley 3o4. $40: Prohibition 31s9:
Socialist Labor jl0 Palmer BuckneT. 2G55: National
Prohibition 243.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
NrW-ROCHELLE.

rohn r. Redmond. NJ p. the representative OF
waterford in the British Parliament. VINO arrived
IN New-York Wednesday on the steamship ieu-
tonic spent Thanksgiving Day IN TINS v'''as. MI
p.1,rord accompanied by DR.. Edward Byrne.
Editor OF "The Irish Independent. Of Dublin, ar
rived In Nsw-Rochcils ct i1:3o o'clock, and va
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
PLEDGED TO CONGRESSMAN HUNTER

Louisville KY. Nov. 26-Congressman W. God
frey Hunter. who is a candidate for the Republican
nonina ton for United States Senator. has twenty
four votes pledged on the first caucus ballot and
eight pledged second choice. 1t takes thirty-sx
TO nominate.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7ol Moon II 30 Moons 81
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandv Hook O:Oi Gov Island O:i6 Hell Gate 200
PM-sandy Hook 06. Gov. Island O:3i He'll Gate 2:24
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
Announcements
NiotA
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A New Collar.

Hindcrcorns removes cornJ easily. Make
walking a pleasure. Is cts. at druggists.
Parker's Hair Balsam Is lie TO the hair
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

that Cabinet ma king In the way In whirh II l. n0w
being conducted by some Of the n"wsihr' rs nHsil'
Ice mn on business basis. and accordingly II "'
cares that II there Is patriot VINO wishes 10 80,
ouir. rotorjctv by being mentioned for a place IN
IN, PrcSideni-ccci's family circle. h" can pr N'u
IN cat thc business Office at the usual rates These
are the days says ''rhc Rochester Herald Wii'n
fhird class politicians get heap IF free "nN'rtsfE
h, ar~ourrlng ma. they would not. under any
circumsiances accept position in the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

Rnforring 10 The Ostracism OF honest-fnOn'y
Democrats by the Bryan element Of the party
'Thc Hudson Republican suggests that M
Cockrans the Flowers and the other defenders
Of the National honor have thus far manifested
no desire 10 return to the fold THE conscien
,ious motives that led them ont OF the party, II
remarks. seem altogether likely to Keep then
ant
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

."Tennesscc Democracy Is notorious for these
gigantic frauds" says THE Saratogian 1T Is
high time that such wholesale outrages on the
suffrage stopped"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mr.. H. Eichenberger of Bake Oven is
in the city.
Mrs. A. M. Williams left this after
noon for Portland.
Mr.. NJ. Cushing of Smile is registered
at the Umatilla house.
Justice Rorick went to White Salmon
today to make Democratic address this
evening.
Mr.. L. F. Mullinix, a leading citizen
of Portland, was registered at the UNA
tilla house today.
Mr.. NJ. P. Isenberg was in the city to-
day and left for Dutch Flat, where he
makes political address this evening.
DIR. Hollister left thie afternoon for
Moro, where he was called to consult
with DR.. Smith on difficult case in that
vicinity. The doctor will return tonight.
Hon. W. R. Dunniway left for Hood
River this afternoon to supply the place
of Hon. Richard Williams, who was
billed for 2 O'Clock, but who failed to be
present.