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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-01-03
A SIGNIFICANT DEPARTURE.

With the departure of another year
whed review is made of the condition of
affairs, it is only right that some thought
be given to the physical body which ell
ables everyone to battle with life's prob
lem and figure for themselves the profit or
loss on the trial balance sheet. Though the
bank accounts may be large and each ones
material gain be great, it would not be
surprising if it suddenly dawns upon
many that good health has been greatly
impoverished by the low condition of the
blood. 1t is in this state that the Tactic
acid in the vital fluid attacks the fibrous
tissues, particularly the joints, making
known the local manifestations of rheu
matism. Thousands of people have found
in Heod's Sarsaparilla the great purifier, Il
positive and permanent cure for rheuma-
sism.
A dull man often makes a cutting re-
mark.
Every dicffiulty overcome is made a
stepping stone.
A face that cannot smile is like Ian
tern without light.
Thoughts are threads into which the
web of character is woven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
sTaTEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

- - Adam schwall who lives in the
Richmond turnpike. Castleton corners was ue-
,roved nv fire yesterday morning, togetner WIN
Tho contents OF the house. The names were s'ir'eo
nv the explosion Of hallway lamp Inc 'o7s 10
about $500 -, p,o,,
80, y, New-Dorp which has had large patron
oa ond WAS we'll known az a summer MOTEL Inc
seizure WAS made on the foreclosure OF mortgages
hold nv Augustus Prentice. ana on EXECUTIONS
occurred nv Acker Merrall n Condit, or New-fork'
and other persons The property Is owned by MIS-
uogdalena Peteler, and was leased by Frank Pet
a,er II will be sold in Richmond on November 2
n.,,h,,oar primaries were held in the several dis
.,,s last evening and In some OF the districts Of
sou,hacld. Castleton and Mortified there were OPP
ros,,,on tickets and the battles were hotly con-
tested. - A., ,hrao- ,,a,r oil, so ~,
*. Nnc;rath OF York-ave.. New-Brighton. died
., III horne on Monday night from the effects OF
the mbuek Rl66om M neighbor The child was
nis yine in the street on last Wednesday. when the
aanima1 charged and hit him in the stomach. knock
;n him against the fence pickets. several OF which
were broken The child was taken into the house
but not before ngh, IN %' Tho s o, ,ne
irto Justice Ackers court: and was set for hear
ing this afternoon at O'clock n ne t Gnd II sup
Francis Drscoll. who lives In Em-st, West
assault made by his wife Mrs Jessie Drscoll. who
last spring accused her husband OF attempting to
beat her and punched her In the face. lie declares
that there was nothing more than a war OF words
over her accusations The trial was set for Friday
and Driscoll was allowed to go without ball
NJ r. Driscoll. who lives In Broadway. Port Rich
mond was arrested yesterday. charged with as
sault In INJECTING a serious wound on George An
derson who keeps a hotel Mt Post and Jewett ayes
Drisco became excited in an argument with an
unknown man over politics and ran out and got a
cieaver from butcher shop with which to attack
his opponent When he returned the man
gone and Drisco slashcd Anderson on the arm
making ugly cut. Anderson was unable TO APP
pear I'm court yesterday
SrSman's Christian Temperance Union Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
NETWORK CITY.

cb,cal Union No will have its annual
,,orroon and evening festival to-day in Sulzers $
Harlem River Park. The proceeds VIII be devo'eu
-. ,ho erection Of monument in Mount Hope
Cemetery
Thomas Costigan William Halpn ana Johh Jor-
dan we're Yesterday appointed by Justice Pryor. III
the Supreme Court. commissioners 10 ACQUIRE PioP
er,v situated at Twenty-seventh ana twenty
eighth SITS between Ninth and Tenth aves.' ior
public park.
Miss ! A. Fowler daughter of the late PROFESSOR
u,or.,or formerly of London. is at the rooms OF
,he Fowler g. Wells Company. No. p East Twepty-
o,st where she may be consulted by those de-
s,rinp n phrenoogical estimate of their NINA ana
character Miss Fowler brings to TINS WORK que
e,nor,ence and reputation. As lecturer she Is
well known.
,,ho mating NJ wronght-iron and steel pipe man.
,,,ac,urars which It was reported. was to be held
,.,ordox at the Hotel Waldorf for the purpose OF
co,,,ro q combination was not held number
:, ,ho largo manufacturers deny that any organiza-
49, 49, control nrices In their industry Is contem-
plated ...
The BOARD Of City Record met In the Mayor
a. ,.os,srdav and authorized the Controller to
odvertise notices that the tax DOCKS "ouiu pe
onened by the Receiver OF taxes on oc'opei
,,rs William Tod Helmuth. tr.. Of NO 100 Lex
",on-ays who lost nearly 5000 In bills at noon
an Monday while stepping from a cap 10 the tio'eI
pristol has found no clew TO the whereabouts vi
A., ,onov vet She has made no efforts 10 re-
- 1, hevond placing advertisements In TWO OF
the New-York dailies. offering a reward OIL -" io'
TIA return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board of Education met on Monday night and
signed the contract for the transfer OF the Oakley
place adjoining the public school property, which
II was decided 20 purchase by majority vote OF
three at a recent school meeting The transfer Will
be made October 49, when the Board will take pos
session and change the interior OF the building TO
meet the requirements of class rooms.
The funeral of Edward Louis Brown. who was
killed by lightning In Cnionvle on SATURDAY aI'eI-
noon was held from the home OF his parents. In
Scsrsdale, yesterday afternoon The burial was In
KenSicO Cemetery.
This village is prepared for the hremen's parade
that takes place to-day. and all that Is needed IL
fair weather to make the occasion n great civic
demonstration. At 10 o'clock there will be public
exercises at Morans Hall. The parade Will start
the ball park in Mamaroneck-ave. In the evening
there win be open-air concert In the square In
front of the Orawaupum Hotel, where the hremen
arch will be illuminated. The dwellings and busl-
ness places of the village will also be Illuminated.
free entertainment will take place at the AUDITOR
ium and a ball will be held at Wiegand's Hall. The
Railway hremen, accompanied by the Mayor ana
Common Council of that village. arrived last night
and were met by the firemen of this village, who
gave their guests warm welcome.
The trial of the case Of the People against Lemuei
in the County Court yesterday. The defendant was
Indicted for assault In the first degree. The trial
not finished at the morning session, and was
adjourned until the evening session the afternoon
being devoted the trial of the OF the People
against George II. Perrine, a dentist of the village
Of Tarrytown which was continued from the day
in the alleged issuing of circular rejecting upon
the character of Or. r. V. Roe. dentist also doing
business in Tarrytown.
In a test case In Special Term OF the Supreme
Court yesterday morning. Justice Dykman decided
that the Westchestef County Water Works Com
pany cannot hold landlord for the water rent Of a
tenant when the landlord had Informed the water
company that he would not be responsible for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
TARRYTOWN.

Conqueror Hook and Ladder Company Hope Hose
Company and Phoenix Hose Company will represent
Tarrytown at the hremen's pared in White Plains
to-day North Tarrytown will send the following
companies: Pocantico Hook and Ladder COMPANY
Rescue Hose Company and Union Hose Company
The Mckinley and Hobart Campaign Club will
hold q meeting at the wigwam In Wendle Park to-
morrow evening. Professor 7. II. Roberts, OF Brook
lyn and other speakers will be heard A large ba n
ner will be stretched In Ma.n-st from the Tarrytown
National Bank TO THE Argus Building
The Tarrytown Republican League. one of the
most effective and untirns political organizations
In Westchester County In the last two Presidential
campaigns. met on Monday night al the headquar-
cussion amended the constitution. taking model
sections Of the constitution OF the old Union League
If America the organization that was effective
in the Adrninisra lions Of Lincoln and Grant and
elected new officers including an Executive Com
tee Of fifteen residents Of the first three election
districts Of the town Of Greenburg. John w. FrsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
THE TRIBUNE.
SAILED

SAILED
leans; Seminole Charleston and Jacksonville ., pun
(l}r) Dunkrk: Stweter. Spanish Honduras ~ x.vpct
dee tBr) shanghai: jamestown. Norfolk ana o., hn-
News: Nomadc (fir). Liverpool; Ranes 'No'' "
tonic la. .,,,, portlAn4
Ore. ..,,
The Insnector Of the Third Lighthouse District 80
mariners that on september II black spar 40 MARI
established In about 10 feet at mean low wa.' near
the wreck of A sunkcn canal boat IN fthe Log Tho
Smoking Point staten Island. The wreck Is 81 The
surface AZ high water and Is out OF the srsss
buoy il moorcd abou, - feet south from the WIZ
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS
Steamer Persia (ier) spedt from Hamburg '0' .
York passed Lewis Island September ~ev-YA
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Notse i,on,.nh.r q
September for Rotterdam. passed Dover IN, Rotier~
Steamer Massapedua ,Br,. jenkins s"'i'" Nv"
dam for New York September 70 - ,,,,, New-ycn
August - arrived Stettin ScptehNtI YORK 50
Steamer Ocean Dutch Cassens iVm 81
tenher arrived at Amsterdam sept.muo' hanger ffon
steamer Rurs- rtneister Petersen Vel, ssneulbsr ~
New York September arrived Al ~, Nsw York AuC"
Steamer Aswanly tBr MURRAY,
S,a,msr Veentam Dutch. Van url Nssnten,ber q
York FOR Rotterdam arrived al yorL Tor Queen~
Steamer Servia tBr), Watt, nom ~ ssn,smber - A..
town and Liverpool passed Brow heaa Nsw-yok lcs
steamer Traye (Gerl. Thalenhois lizard septefno~'
sou,bamn,on and Bremen passed the h'@"'"
o. >,,,.u from New-ion "
GLASGOW arrived al Neville Septemps - Nav York -
shIp Hutton Hall (Br), RowlahoS "N'
rived at Yokohama September 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
NEW-ROCHELLE.

A meeting Of the Democratic Town Committee
was held on Monday night 10 reorganZe FOR the
campaign The meeting was surprise. and indi-
Gates that there Is little left Of the Democratic
party in New Rochelle. AS soon as the meeting
was called TO order. the secretary, william /"
Conklin drew from his pocket q package OF resig-
nations The first was from William T. Emmett.
chairman Of the committee. 1t was discourag-
ing blow 10 the Bryan supporters They had been
expecting to nominate Mr.. Emmett as their can
didete for Congress. but this hope was crushed
when Mr.. Emmett refused to reconsider his resig-
ration He sad circumstances have so shaped
themselves since spring that cannot accept the
nomination. believe Bryan is an honest and good
man personally, but cannot support the platform
on which be 10 running" Following Mr.. Emmetts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

resignation were those of l.. ID. Huntington, chaiI
man of the Executive Committee; FRANK M. AN
erman Henry LOOMS Nelson and Colonei hlcnaIu
Iathers ir After a spirited debate the resls.",
lions were accepted and NJ. j. Dillon was eiec1.u
chairman OF the Town Committee ana ueIesatio
TO the county convention. Mr. Dillon mace speeCi,
I'm which he referred to Mr.. Bryans speech Oh
Monday and indorsed the candidates sentiments
when he said that those who are now leaVnB tlc
marty need not back for honors IN ile
future At this point Mr. Emmett and the oi us
senting Democrats arose and walked our OF tne
hail i'm a body The designations of such prom,
nent marty leaders and business men have crippled
The Democracy Of New-Rochele beyond repair
and II Is generally believed That Democratic VIZ
tories here thing OF the past $500 >- Do
chelle on Monday evening. at an election when
being taken on the question of appropriating 900
with which TO transport the children to and from
tbe school in the winter months, and resulted j.
for and l6 against the proposition. H. A. Seibrech,
who was the chairman then cast his ballot IN me
negative and made the vote tie. This was the signal
for "A general uproar among those VINO favored
the stage plan. they contended that the CHAIR
man had no RICH, to vote The meeting was finally
adjourned until another date. and In the mean tlme
the advice of State Superintendent skinner VIII
be asked. . o. ~
The members of the Women,s League Of St Ga Ca
briefs Church have reorganzed and elected the
following officers: Mrs William Hynes. president
Mrs Scuv vice president Miss Anna kirchoH
secretary: Miss Mamie McNierney treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
HOME NEWS.
1,o,,rNENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTElIo

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The ioi l.i''
ALBEMARLE-General John g. Parke. =, .. ~
CAMBRIDGE-Captain A. Heese. OF the nern,a"
Embassy at Washington. Flflh Az H- ~
-, c U,n,ln Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury; ex Ex-senator Frank Hscock OF syracuse 'is
GaIusha A. Grow. of Pennsylvania General r-is, u,
DYER OF Rhode Island; ex-Attorney uem''a, , ~
49,. 80 Ohio and / s Grant and wife. HOfF-
MANI Edward Addcks Of Delaware; Norton
chase Of Albany and Norman r. MACK, vi pul
faIo IMPERIAI.-Ex- Governor Thomas !" JONES
of Alabama MURRAY HlLi-hA ons oo,,l'
carlos French and Clinton b. Davis OF Cohhecu'cu.
ord Dr William Everett. of Quincy. Mass. Nof'
ANnIE-Senator David b. Hill. of Albany, ana
charles S. Francis. Of Troy PARh Az -
CoIonel ! H. Patterson. L. :. A. ana Doou""
80, -, Albany SAVOY-The Rev Dr. Alex
anJer Mackay- Smith. of Washington d. c. VAL
DORF-Domingo Cana CHILEAN Minister a, ASH,
ington; ex-senator William Pinkney " NJ ~ -
WsrvIand and General James ii. wilson, OF Deld
ware WINDSOR-Bish A. NJ Randolph' Oh Noi
folk Va. and Erskine NJ Phelps OF Chicaso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
MORE TORPEDOES TO BE MADE.

The +. W. Bliss Company is likely to receive
fresh contract from the Government for the manu-
facture Of 100 Whitehead torpedoes. Correspond
erce has been going on for some time between Mr..
Bliss and the Navy Department. and as soon as a
few details arranged the contract will be closed
and the started in the factory, at the end Of
Adams-st. They intended for the three new
battle-ships and the torpedo-boat which will be
contracted for next week.
These torpedoes will be sixteen inches in diam
eter the ones now under construction by Mr.. Bliss
being fourteen-nch missiles These latter cost
50 400 each but the now called for Will cost
little more.
These torpedoes Will have much greater power
and speed than those now In course of manu-
facture and will carry a much heavier charge
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300 p m
800 y IN
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -yoRK-TUEsDAY. SEPT. %. 1896
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-TUEsDAY. SEPT. % 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Angus, korn Gen, ,Buhner. Rotterdam
September In ballast 10 Gusave Heye Arrived at the
July is Alden August Port Said il and GiSasp as
VIA Des~dT "y. bvsswat i r SEPTEMBER q with
steamer Kitty Nor, olsen Kingston Jamaica. sep,em
70 and Port Maria IS. with mdse to j & Co. Ar
s. STEAMER ID De P1 Proctor Cape Hayu September
onaives ID and nagus H. with mdse and two CABIN 10,
passengers to Clyde & Co. Arrived the Bar at
steamer "a Ay p1, IB pow Kingston September
sers Co im FowOod Keock Arrived an" a, s he sss n
IL 20 m September 2l
with mdse and passengers TO 9 NJ sorrell '"'''' 10
ans a. Tncwa sSksoT MaTacaSo September 10
Boulton Bliss Dalett. at the bar at
steamer Oneida: Chichester Georgetown September II
and Wilmington 49, with mdse and passengers to w p
steamer Hudson Kemble. New.orlean. September 10
steamer 6 W clyde. Chichester Jacksonville ssn,.m-
Der IL and Charleston 10. with mdse 0 William p
Steamer YSGktSwn Dole newport News Norfolk
70 b S5K Ky ,s S S = John b. Palmer ship Island
Co; is bound for Rio Janero put in here in dis
Bark Pactous. Watts, Honolulu i24 days with sugar
to order: vessel to Flint & Co. "
Bark noss Madrs G'aD Lseos A..andree May
sanay Hoo cS sept to unsh o Esys Co
strong breeze. cloudy. '
CLEARED.
Steamer Yuma. Warren. Phlladelphia--wm Clyde &
Co.
steamer .westenlrrd oBelg). Mills Antwerp-Interna-
tional Navigation Co
Steamer Madana Nr Fraser. ST Croix st kits Bar
bad)es. etc-A T. Olterbridgr a. Co
stea ner Herman Winter. Niokerson. Boston-H +
Dimock
Steamer Cottage city. Bennett. Portland. Me-Horato
Hall
Steamer Majestic tI3r Smith, iiverpooi-H NJ Kersey.
steamer Seminole. Bcarse Charleston and Jacksonville
" = clyde Co.
Steamer Jamestovn IIulphers Norfoik md Nawnor,
News-Old Dominion Is Co.
Steamer St Louis. Rande. tonai
Navigation co.
Steamer I'll Sud. Higgins New-orleans-J T Van
Sickle.
Steamer New-York. Garyin. Turks Island. san Domingo
city. etc--W clyde Co.
steamer Goldsboro. swain. Philadeiphla-W clyde
A. Co.
Steamer Kansas City CBr). Jones. BRISTOL Arken
e. Co
steamer August Korn oGer Buhner. Flushins-Gust
Heye.
rark Nellie Brett, Lowry. Wellington and Auckland
Arnold. Cheney & Co
BARK Robert Ewing (BD. Irving. Hsiifax-scammeli
BARK I.ucie Erskine Port Natal. South Africa
uenry w Peabody \ Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
WHAT - GOING ON TO-DAY.

Commercial Travellers Republican O'uo' i'"'''
ST and Broadway. IL m
Drygoods Republican Club. No 80 broau"ay'
Il ,,.,,,,.,
Bryan's speech before Bryan League broohiS"'
p m. , a., . -,
Iroo,,vn Jockey Club races. Gravesend. 2lb p m
LAWYERS sound-Money mass-meeting, Heai hS-
tate Exchange. u m
Navy Yard Court OF Inquiry brooKyn ,,,
afternoon and evening. $500,
Meeting Of Hilton. Hughes & CO.'S eH'p'oSe'
Webster Hall. p. IN. 90
Hat Trade Mckinley and HOBART 'I"o' Nus %
and 20 Waverley Place u m
Thirtynnth anniversary OF Fulton Sue, '> iii
PRAYER Meeting: the Rev. DIR. j. IS 'aNe'' WI"
preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
THE AUGUSTA VICTORIA TO BE ENLARGED

The Hamburg American twin-screw express
steamer Augusta Victoria which Is the
other side Will make only more round trip this
season She will then be turned to Harland
g. Wolff at Belfast for alterations. which will
make her one OF the biggest steamers In the Ham
burg American fleet
The alterations the Augusta Victoria will be
begun by cutting the vessel in two between the sec
ond and the third boiler compartments. She will
then be heightened sixty feet. which will give her
total length OF $40 feet. An extra boiler and an
extra commandment will then be inserted and II Is
thought that the speed OF the vessel will be In
creased from nineteen knots hour 10 twenty
The alterations will give room for 100 more first
cabin passengers and for 200 more In the storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Ttirty-second and BrOadw ay.

The Colorei Republican Mckinley and Hobart
Campaign Club had rousing rathcaUoh mee."s
in Lincoln Hall on Monday evening. ana ia auui-
ton to the members there were also many Vi TIC
weli-known white citizens present MT JohhSo"
presided and after a short address OF welcome IN
,roiucod A T. Cowan president Of the New-Iork
state Coored Republican League. who mace an
address that aroused much enthusiasm tic
analyzed the principles of the Republican PLATFORM
ard showed how closely allied they were 10 the III
ter.sts Of the aboring people as compared Win ue
rer,ocratio platform. He dwelt especially upon
the Mans OF the Republican platform on hhaice'
proteoton and reciprocity matters, and at me close
Tho audience gave three cheers Tor Inc uL
49, chairman Of the City Committee made an
address that clearly and comprehelslHei3 , riu 81
dated the cemp.xy o, ,e why II was against
his interest 10 support the free-silver doctrine. MI
The Young Mems Republican Club, which Is Is
strong in numbers as well az IN IN Fonrthaye
near second-st and fitted 1t up as headqnartG;rs,
Arranecmen;s are being made TOT nneinps
meeting but in the mean while evening nSeo,,, ,
are. beine held and there is quantity Vi Gam
The R"nubcan primaries of the several wards wards
Will be held tomorrow night; When ueotions
be elected 70 The assembly anH for eecng dele
gates 10 the County Convention between the lrienuS
Of The ean of Alderman IHT held meeting Mon
Sav evening IN ost Of the business transacted ociI
IN Tsia' T6 MaT inS
Improvement Of Nor Thlrd-ave Was taken up dl
plans ordered prepared. The resolution appTopptt,I
Ing 500 month for the Mount Vernon Hospital
repealed. l., ,.o, 90 rarnas
A racpption on Monday evening In honor OF "a INES
A Prjerly the new secretary Of the Young Men 5
Christian Association. largely attended, An
address of welcome was made by the Kew Charies
g Lane and was followed by musical enler'an
ne1r L. r Hebbard. of Springfield Mass. mas
hon se lred as physical director of the ASSOCIATION
The local truck company has arranged 10 hold
a fair IN Stephen sons Hall from OCTOBER 10 Oc'o
Der TO- A.. ,d,oo,Ion ~ tho
,-niversalist Church was begun on sunday Win d
tis,orical address by the Rev. Frank H. Masseck
Tho church is the Oldest in this city, having peen
bnt in 1855 1t was dedicated by the Kew Inohas
7 SAWYER who is now the oldest living pastor OF
The I-niversalist Church The Rev: G; H. Chapin'
also pioneer In the Universaist faith was pres
emit and preached the occasion OF ne dedica-
tiO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23

An unknown found Morday night
wandering aimlessly about the railroad tracks.
He taken in charge by Stephen Field. who
turned him TO the village police The man
was found 10 be hopelessly insane. and sent
to White Plains until an investigation be made
egarding his identity.
on Monday evening the lighthouses and boats at
Milton Point were visited by thieves. who took
away large amount of plumber. The thieves con-
tinued along te Sound. and reports of their depre-
dations come from Portchester. Mamaroneck and
Larchmont Among the boats robbed In Rye were
the sloop yacht Tilford. Frank Murray's Silence
and Charles Gould's Celia. boat belonging TO the
family Of Augusta Schell broken from her
moorings and taken away.
The harbor improvements at Mamaroneck pro-
vided for by $4,000 appropriation by Congress.
were started yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
PORT CHESTER

giving his W. S. Kitchens, and
pretending TO represent a newspaper and publishing
syndicate at No. 81 Fifth-ave.. New-York, victim
lied Fred c. Boyer. proprietor of the Port Chester
Hotel. out Of s5l 40 by means OF forged check on
Monday. The alleged agent. who had boarded
several weeks at the hotel decided TO leave Monday
and paid his bill with check bearing the name OF
President Burdsell. OF the Port Chester National
s12 in change Later in the day. when Mr.
Boyer took the check TO the bank for deposit. the
forgery discovered.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union has
selected the following officers: Mrs. A. H. Lane
president; Mrs. MADDEN. vice-president Miss Emma
l.. Carpenter secretary. Mrs. A H. Lane will also
act as treasurer for the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-23
PEEKSkILL.

The last picnic Of the season will be held to-day
At Jones's Woods. Lake Mohegan. by the Catholic
congregation Of Shrub oak. The committee in
charge consists OF the Rev. John MacAvoy.
Michael Dillon and Michael Finnerty.
Nernbe OF the Democratic Town Committee OF
the town of Cortlandt will meet this evening at the
oei,e Of the chairman, Eugene Il. Travis. and VIII
man 10 try to keep the Republican majority as low
as possible in this town this fall. 800
q" r5ward Bellefeuille chairman of the Republican
Town Committee has announced himself as
candidate for the nomination for County Treasurer