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Ssh Touraino, from New York for Havre, passe
the Lizard.
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SAILED FROM DOMESTIC roRra
So Excelsior, from New Orleans for New York.
So San Marcos, from Galveston for New York.
IS Seminole. from Jacksonville for New York
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Rcal Gstate Wauted.

MY SPECIALLY is exchancinS property; city.
4l Brooklyn. country. Send particulars to
ALFRED KUiLkE. 203 Broadway.
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Real estate $ur Salr-Califnrnia.
CALIFORNIA income property. mining prop
eriy: mos; reliable land Office In America: good prop
os;tIons oI all kinds Catalogue tree.
T.. l.. BtStE. IL William st, Glens Falls, y. Y.
ZOOS broadway, Oakland. Cal.
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8ral estate for sals-Cuuntru.

LIOEiDA LANSING are closing out our Florida
Il AGRICULTURAL, fruit. and tintcr lands. aggreGatInE
over 30. QUO acres. SITUATED In the best co mites. at
greatly reduced prices. secure a tract OF excellent
land NJ IN Insignificant price In the best climate OF
IT," world: agents wanted. commission l!brr-i. SeLd
for catalogue aud pricr-. ELLSWORTH TRUST Co.
, hamber nj Commerce. Chicago. III.
EREE EXCURSION SOUTH. See RISI.EY. 10 Cham.
Il bers st.
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New York and Boston All Rail.
EAIIsRoAD.

From Grand Central station.
Leave. By way OF Due.
p.HH A, H., Springfield ana Wnrcest. r. 3;aOP i. II.
10: 90 A.. NJ ++Nrw London and Providence, $500 !. VI.
ia. O3 A, NJ, New London and Providence. 80 7. NJ.
1900 A, NJ, Springfield anh Worcester, 44O y, NJ.
: 40 l.. NJ, Air Line and y. e r., 900 y. NJ
/ OF y. NJ, New Loncon and Providence, 725 J., N.
900 i. NJ, 'New london and Providence. piOO p. N.
4Ou i. N, 'Springh - amt WOrtg s;eT, 10: 90 4. NJ.
59uu y A., 'New london aud Providence, II 90 y. NJ.
ii 10 \. NJ -SpringnrId and Worcester. blb A. NJ.
IL % i. " 'Nep fondon AMI Providence. 6;25 A. n.
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TROY BOATS,

MY " ..
CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves Pier 40. y. r.,
foot West 10Th ST., daily, except Saturday, o A. NJ.
Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
('AIsKIII, HUDSON AND CoXsACKIE RoATs
leave foot OF Christopher ST., \. L., every week day at
Is =. NJ. connecting with H. 4 a. II. Il AT Hudson.
NEW HAVEN. Far. 81; EXCURSION, 81. 80;
Fast steamers leave Pier 2h. T.. r.. daily (Sundays eX
cepted). y VI. AMI ~ midnight. arrIvin: In time for
trains u hrridtn, Hartford, Springfield, and north.
II AMspElL, LINZ Sc, mers leave, Pier q, n, X;
II foot FrnnSlin 81, for Cranston'E Il, West Poiat, Gold
Spring, Cornwall, Flshkiii ianding. and Newburgh;
week days. . I. 81; sundays, o A. NJ.
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SAILED FRoN FOREIGN FORTS
SIS Umbria. from Queenstown for New York
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Evening Line.

Steamer DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier Al. y. H.. foot Canal 81, at d T.. NJ. daily SUNDAYS
excepted, connecting with ITains Tor points North,
East, and Nest.
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OCEAN steamrrs.
HAMRURG. AMERICAN LINE

TWIN SCREW FNPRtS IS from New York TO
Plymouth U.ondonl. CEerbourg Paris. AMI Hamburg.
Spring sraSon begins MARI II. 1897.
IInmi'urg- mcrlcnn Linz, 81 ISrohdvay.
NORTH GERMAN Lloyd 5 ). CO.
~ SHORT ROUTE 70 lDNDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Hare,, Tues Dee |, lOA NJ, Spree. Tues, Dec, ID, 10 AN.
Trave. Tues, Dies 10 M. | nhn. Tues, Dec. 22, 10 NJ.
L.RlC ~ CO. . Bowling Green.
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WHITE; STAR y

-. Doc. =, noon MnlestIc -. Dec ~, nonn
Britannia. 80. Dec. y. noon u"rnlanlc. %, Dec. 23. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEA
Pier IS. North River. once. ga Broadway.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES acres, nuir Punta
n Gor,ia. Florida: prize" Slnn: cnance unsurpassed
hnnlSo ne profit TO pnriv invest nst investigation
SHERWOOD, 81 Park D ace.
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Zeal estate for Sale-asw aerssy.

PALISADES DISTRICT: Large lots, S75;
GRATGERBY, 27I broadway.
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CEALED BIDS OR WITH II TITLE
- OF the work and the name u the bidder endorsed
thereon. will be received by the Department OF Public
Parks, Mt IT'S offices, Arsenal Building. sixty fourth
street and fiih avenue. Central Park. un:l 2 o'clock
FOR THE REMOVAL. 81 THE Old CENTRE CAST.
1876; THE suPplYLSG y PUTTING IN PLACE
OF HE NEW CENTRE CASTING: TIE REMOVAL
OF Two OLD ENGINES: 1.tE SUPPLYING M
PUTTING n PLACE ~ ENGINE ROOM +, YER TIE
AND PUTTING ~ PLACE. OF CERTAIN SKATING,
BEARINGS. AND OTHER MACHINERY AND APPLI.
hSCFS. AND THE Supplying AND PUTTING IN
PLACE OF SUCH OTHER MATERIALS AND THE
EssARN; ALI At THE MANSON AVENUE RRIDGF,
OVER TIE HAKLEN RIVER. IN TIL CITY OF NEW
YORK. For particulars see 'City Record"
A TTESTIoS Is SCALED TO ADVERTISEMENT
N in the city Record co nmenCinS on tie 23d
day OF Sovembcr. 1924. and contlnu ng therein con.
secutively for nine 90 days thereafter. OF the confr.
acquiring title TO the following named streets In the
23D WARD. EAST l56TH ST. from Railroad Ava.
east to Elton Ave, and from st. Ans Ave. to Pros
PATH WARD. ST. between Webster
AsHBEL ?. FITCH. Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YORK. FINANCE DEPARTMENT
COMPTROLLER OFFICE. November "a. 1890.
NOTICE Estimates for furnishing about 1000 bar,
he received by the Department Of Docks until ~
o'clock noon. Dec. s. 1899. For fun particulars see
the City Record. Copies for sale at M. CITY Hall.
NOTICE Woodrow a Lewis. auct!oneer. win sell
~ on behalf OF this BOARD. ON Dec. S. 1898, at ~
O'Clock noon, the lease OF the pier foot OF West 18Th
Sc. For fun particulars seq the city Record. Copies
for sale ut No. z City Hall.
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PRINTED MATTER, ETC. German steamers sailing
on, %Tueslays, Thursdays. and Saturdays taKO
Printed Matter, etc.. for Germany. aud Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, etc, for other parts or
Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, etc. Tor Eu.
rope. American. Cunard, and french lina steam.
ers take Printed Matter, etc, for all countries for
which they are advertised to carry mail.
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8sal estate for SaIs-gOnag slaaa.
EARM. IL ACRES Level loan soil, fair house,
way.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

UATT.h NT.N . Z Il.
For Old Point Comfort. NorGoiE, Newport News.
Petersburg, Portsmouth. rlnnrr's Point. richmond
Virginia Teach, Va, mil Washington, j. c.. daily.
excerpt sunday. from ilrr "a. Sorti River. Sailing
every week day, except saturday, at3P. NJ, and Sat,
urday at 4 p. N.
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PEEKSKILL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT James W Hustled and James X.
Apgar the secretary Of Lieutenant-Governor thares
r. saxton nave returned from 81, louis " doir
they attended the convention iieS "''o "' ~
gates. but simply visitors
Word has been received IN this place that Anton
Peterson, a jeweler who was once employer Dy
Carl c. Harstrom OF Peekskill. committed suicide
IN MINNEAPOLIS on Saturday last by shooting hnsei
IN The mead He visited friends in PeekskiN last
month
The Salvation Army Will hold picnic at Iona
Island to-day Public religious services will be held
es aay n So The
along the RIVER T go 10 u e ee bV tho steamer
Pioneer.
Alderman and Tax Receiver David G. Montross
received a severe injury 10 his right eye last week
while experimenting some Highway IMPROVEMENTS
he being the Committee on highways. stone
few up and inflicted painful wound.
The annual encampment OF the Sons Of Veterans
of this State Will begin at Waverly. Tosa County.
tomorrow and last for three days }. Arthur
sent Delaney Cole camp. No. IS ). O. V, OF this
place. There VIII be others VINO VIII at'ehu 'hc
meeting from this place.
There will be a meeting Of the Euttrpe Society
paskskuIs popular musical association. this even
Msin-st
There will be meeting of the Firemens Parade
Committee this evening in the Truck company 3
parlors
European Council. No. So Order of United Friends
have announced that their annual picnic VIII take
place a; Iona Island on August -.
The members Of the Womans Relief corps OF TINS
nlace will hold lawn party at the home OF Mrs
louisa Van Horn, No. 3l5 smiih-st' his diterhoo"
and evening.
There will be meeting OF the PeeKsiNH boaru OF
Health this afternoon, when arrangements VIII be
made for the annual inspection OF institutions anu
Nor looking after the health or the place III 'he
heated term
Sbe Fpworth leagues OF the First Methodist Epis-
oonai and 81 Pauls Methodist Episcopal churches,
~ mis- place announce a combined moonlight eX-
cnrsion TO the Poughkeepsie Bridge on July IS
Miss Annie Powell. of Montrose, has been engaged
as an additional teacher in Oakside School ana VII!
%sgfr her duties next September. She Is graduate
OF Oaksde School and nc Albany Normal
The proceeds OF TIE lawn party at the home Of
William II Beknapp on Thursday evening, for the
hsnedt OF the First Bapi,s, Church. amounted 10
$7242.
Charles W. Flewelin. of Yorktown Heights, has
received first prize as the champion grower or
strawherries from the Yorktown Farmers cub
Twenty-one Peekskill merchants have expressed
willingness 10 close their stores the Fourth OF
JuIv and have signed agreement 10 do so.
others have protested and still others have declined
10 sign IT, They say that in view OF the fact that
the holiday comes Saturday. the busiest day OF
the week in country village, the stores should
keep open at the greater part OF the DAY Inc
people Of the town Kicked vigorously on Decord,,
zion Day because the stores did not open at an ana
no marketing Or buying could be done Tor sunday
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tees TO use the full accommodations OF the Home
and they need 5000 for the purpose. Subscriptions
may be sent 20 the treasurer, T. {. HoVey' al NO.
los Leonard-s In a description of the unique char
ity written last year. the following was declared
70 be a truthful account Of the experience OF the
people who are received at the Home:
The Home has become TO many people an IDEAL OF
ali that j. perfect in country lie many OF the
visitors never having been in the country 10 remain
over night and witness glorious sunset or sun,
rise or ever before enjoyed the country crINcs. an
seen their happy children pick Wild MOVERS uniiI
their arms were full. Then. 10 be ali night WIN
father and mother in the country, awakening IN
the morning TO a deliciOusly prepared breakfast
afterwari wandering to the woods ana 70 some
spring or rambling over the hills 10 pck berries
Surrounded with beautiful views OF the rolling couh
try Well 70 hear them tell II all IN their own eX
pressive way would warm the coolest heart aiId
give convincing proof OF the wisdom of the fouhder
OF Home.
1t is for these people. to whom fortnight III the
country with the best of simple and healthful food
means so much that the trustees make the follow
ing appeal: go
They need the gun Of 5000 TO enable them to fill
their buildings with those who are eager to VISIT the
Home II the public will realize what amount OF
pleasure and happiness Is conveyed by chaIlty
which enables a wOrklngndn to take ms VIE an
his children to institution where they are mao
90 feel truly "at home the small amount asked
for should De forthcoming.
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..t., ne- Miss chudoba has until september - 70
d %. whether she Viii stick 70 the ChrlselSii "0'
.r,J f's 0r obey the Law relating 10 me s'"o0''
The North side IL not going 10 be far behind the
r.si Oi ihc word 30 theatres AMI ROOF Ra''e"s'
Architects IRE now drawing up plans for thea're
..,l .....f -tf-,n which Colonel James j Mclhugh-
fr az Il.r..air and one hurIl u AnG-nttk cisn "
-. i..-,. 4, have built Co.onel Mcl,ausnlin
owns c.n..i'f'he rop"ry IN thr Mace 81
li...u.,.acrt p,..l probably be- located near mere
Corporation. arl many other owners u wharf
ff...i'y . n. 'l. Bronx River object strongly 10
th. pron. - widening 81 Man-st and tho West
Farm. Rla! They assert thi' IN" "iden'ny would
tnn ih"f pf'''f 'hi ",' . ".l'. ~ ,Sc river
f,.n, I'll. people Who Propose 70 night the improve
,a.at .t.iule DE- nron> RIVER company. TIE North
'4l GA-Nshf company. j. \ ana l.. ! "oo'i'
banlr. Mako. 10. ANA others
Th. vork OF tunuelng the Old aqueiuc, at Burn
..lc.av- Iu West fremont. viii soon be begun. and
Whom completed IL vii directly connect the east
,aI Wet sllc, 90 tho Tw'niy-fourih Ward
I.y ,a~ resolution passed by the Dock Board on
Wednesday thr city VIII take Immediate possession
ou Pelham BAY. Long Island Sound and Westches-
ter Cro.k iu N" Annexed D!sigc' The property u
arc the Wrl-kuoNn Morris family. c. =. Hunting
tom T. g. flavcuey"r. the Country Club Associt-
=, obtain oigniy acres OF this land. and the case
Wa sull IN the courts when tha' portion OF West
chester ~as annexed 20 the City.
Much important business was transacted a, the
last r,;l.a monthly meeting OF the Taxpayers Al
lance u the North SIDE, which held In Protec-
ilou Hail Morrlsaua About 2o0 delegates repre-
s,uuug tw,uty-four OF the twenty-seven assoca-
lions of the alliance were present Resolutions
W.rc passed urging ;he Park COMMISSIONERS to use
CIV marks In putting ST Marv's Cedar t,laremont
ana Croiona parks tn good condition.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY

Mrs. Flcnins's trial. before Recorder Gofr.
Police Commissioner Parker's before Mayor
strong. n
S'awlnhaka Cornthan Yacht Club regatta for
hdlf-ritrrs.
American Whist Congress- Manhattan Beach.
Anawauda club excursion to Locust Grove
Ncw-Amsicrlam Republican club. No. 80 West
Nine'y-s.Xfh-st. p. m
Union Republican club. No. 60 East Fifty ninth
st. p.
Republican ratification meeting. XXXIId Assem-
bly, District no 1853 Lexington-ave s y. m
Grammar School No. 81 commencement 30 a. m
Patriotic Republican club. no. 2iS East Seventy
cighih-st.. \ p
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS LINCOLN LEGION To PARADE
ARRANGEMENTS FOR DEMONSTRATION ~
NIGuT-THE TICKET RATIFIED.

speclal meeting Of the Lincoln Legion OF fonkers
was held in its rooms in the Grant bu''uis "" 60
dav evening FOR the purpose of perfecting arrange
uents for a parade this evening 4 committee
comnosed Of Angelo Roake. John Getty, Henrie a
percival Jerc 5 Clark William II. Scriven, W44liaIn
II DYKES. Charles II. Austin. william NJ Floyd ana
! C. Fleuchaus was appointed 10 draft SET OF
resolutions to te forwarded to William Mckinney
and Carret A. Hobart. The committee retired and
afterward handed IN the following resolutions:
Resolved That we, the Lincoln Legion. most
earnestly indorse the nominations OF tle
National Convention which Assembled az 81 LOUIS
Resolved That in the nomination or Nl.iah nc
Kiney believe our party has graspe1 me ny "a
est possible standard in the interests OF protection
and tho preservation OF our mOneyed system;
Resolved That indorse the nomination OF Car
ret A. Hobart. believing that his character MS MN
10 ably represent the great principles OF our par
Resolved That unequvocally indorse the pat-
form of the St Louis Convention. inasmuch as "
embodies the highest principles OF inc repnolfan
form OF government and guarantees return TO ina,
prosperity which protection alone an ords, 4,
Resolved That a copy OF these resolutions, sisn t
by the officers OF this Legion ard the oicers o. me
Repub.can General Committee of Yonkcfs concur
ring, he forwarded to tho Hon William Mckinney
and Carrot A. Hobart.
Addresses were delivered by John T. Waring, ono
of the largest hat manufacturers in the United
States Alderman Abram T. Tompkins. Solomon j.
Oakley and Joseph Tarbe. The parade Will leave
the rooms at O'Clock and. headed by Murrays brass
band. will march up Warburton-ave. TO Weils-ave..
Woodwor have, Babcock Place, Warburton- ave.
WelLs-av North Broadway, Getty Square. Main
NIain-st, South Broadway. Getty Square, Main-st
TO the rooms in Warblrton-aVe. William VI. Floyd,
president Of The Legion, VIII be marshal ana George
Brill Charles II. Austin Henrie 4. Percival Angelo
ROake, Gustav Klein. John T. Warning. Jacob Davis,
William Scriven. Judson Miller and solomon ID. oak
lev compose the Committee OF Arrangements. The
Colored Associated Republican Club has been in
vited TO take par. In the parade
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There were no stores open from Friday night until
Monday morning.
The annual report Of the trustees or 81 fdu
Methodist Episcopal Church was read to the cohgre
cation Yesterday morning. II was most satisfactory
The recepts were s. 1913 20 and the expenditures "
go 10 leaving balance of hand OF $S2H me
total collections for benevolent purposes amouh'ei
TO Sj7s and other collections aggregated SsSS Inc
pastor is the Rev James W. A. Dodge ana 'he
Board of Trustees is composed OF Nliia'A a. nun"
president: pr Charles Mason. vice-presldeht' Johh
: Iovd secretary: Warren Jordan. treasurer; y
C. Foshay William II. Croft. Oscar Grinen, George
A Bagley AMI Joseph Sparrow. The Sunday-s'hooi
s,nerlntendent is John S Boyd and the ais'e COL
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IN THE NORTH ERR WARDS.
NOTES or INTEREST TO PEOPLE LIVING
ABOVE THE HARLEM
TEACHER 10 DECIDE BETWEEN HER PLACE
AND HER BErdEf- OBJECTIONS 10 Az

TEACHER 10 DECIDE BETWEEN HER PLACE
AND HER BELIEF OBJECTIONS 10 Az
IMPROVEMENT.
James l.. PArshau. whose viii admitted to
probate last week left his entire personal estate
to his widow. The will directs that nobody except
Mr.. Parshall and Lis widow shall be buried in
the family plot in Woodlawn Cemetery. y p"culi-
arlty OF the VIII IS that the real estate j. divided
into 10000 shares. Of which the majority are given
TO tho widOw.
The congregation Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Northumberland. near One-hundrcd and
eixty-eghth-st. Is making great preparations for
the lawn fete which VII be held ou the church
grounds next Thursday and Friday.
The Bethany Presbyterian Church ana Sunday
school will hold its annual excursion on Saturday.
The excursionlsts viii go TO Iaurelton Grove.
Long Island Sound. IN ihc iron steamboat Sirius,
which will leave East One hundrel-and-twrnty-
cighth-st at $3.50 a. ~. The Rev. DR. George " r.
Birch pastor Of the church has received the homo
rary degree OF IL. ID. from the University of Viz
gnia.
1t is feared that Grammar School no c. at one
hundred and ysevcnth-st near Courtlu dt-ave
will lose one OF its brightest young teachers on ac-
count il Is said. OF an idea which the young woman
has taken up She IS Miss Caroline Chudoba. OF
one seventy -ninth-st ana Clinton-ave
and she has been asked resign by the Board OF
Education According 10 the story, Miss Chudoba
cast her fortunes with the Christian Scientists
about year ago, ana. consequently does not be-
lieye in doctors physics. When the law went into
effect that pupils In the public schools should be
human system. Miss Chudoba decided that # would
conflict with her new belief to give such lnstruc-
ton The principal OF the school remOpsfrate1 with
her but TO no purpose and the was reported
70 Superintendent Jasper. VINO also tried to reason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The village Board of Trustees has adopted d reso-
luton authorizing President Morse 10 bring an ac-
ton in the Supreme Court to determine who is the
legal village clerk, both the old and the newly
appointed attend meetings and each acts and
reads reports. making the meetings farce, to the
amusement Of the spectators. In the mean time
North Tarrytown village affairs remain at stand
still as far as the drawing Of official papers and
drafts Is concerned. for the banks have refused to
recognize either OF the clerks President Morse and
his fellow officials were elected the last village
election by the Good Government faction. AL went
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-22

We believe thoroughly in our WHIP
cord livery.
So do others.
What better proof than the number
of coachmen that come to our stores
unaccompanied-simply an order: "flt
out this man with whipcOrd livery"
To be sure, your money back If you
want it may give 'em confidence; but
the livery has to be absolutely right to
allow us to say 1t.
whipcord suits s22 with beeches and egs;ns instead
OF trousers. $50.
Hats match suits. SO and 81
Fownes's driving gloves 81 10.
Collars 50 -
Cravats 81. 80 a dozen
ROGERS, PEET & GO
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
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TARRYTOWN.

Westminster Lodge. No. $50 J. O. O. +, of this
place. and Spring Valley Lodge. No. 15S. l. o. O. f.
OF Dobbs Ferry. will unite on Thursday July O. In
an excursion TO Coney Island and Rockaway on
the steamer Sirius. The Committee on Arrange
ments Is composed Of Arson DOhn. chairman: X H.
Purdy. Joseph Cohn. Frederick Berbert John f.
Schal, jry James Coalter Henry Kastberg. VIII
tam GIL Lyman 5. French ami Charles Horn.
The annual club tournament of the Sleepy Hollow
Lawn Tennis Club will take place on July T. and II
not completed In day Will be finished on the
Saturday following. The tournament is under the
mana cement of a committee composed OF W. A.
no all ed q Z,
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MOVIE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
RRl' NSWICK Quincy A Shaw. OF Boston.
PICKINGIlAM Il. Hall Me, 'ormck. OF Chicago.
CAMBRIDGE Captain \. Heos., Of the German
Embassy at Washington. FIFTH AVENUES na-
tor William Lindsay. Of Kentucky; Quarterinastcr-
General H. y Bafchelder. United States Army:
John I. Sanborn. Of Michigan. and J. r. Bartlett
81 the Nicaragua Construction Company HOFF-
MAN John -. Spreckes. member OF the Republican
National committee FOR California. and s NJ. short
ridge. OF San Francisco. PARK ANENl' f. Colonel
Chambers Mckibbin United States Army.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY. JUNE 81 1906
ARRIVED.
Steamer iss (,r) Walker. Montreal juno H. In ballast
10 J Winchester n 90. Arrived Bar at ! 30
"a
steamer Obes Belg). Tanner. Rio Janeiro May 30 and
st Lucia June ~ with mdse TO Dusk Jevons Arrived
at the bar at 4;30 m.
Steamer Kansas city. Fisher Savannah June 49, with
mdse and passengers q NJ Sorrei -
Steamer Algonquin. Plat, Jacksonville Jure IS and
Charleston TO- with mdse passengers =, lillian, y
Clyde a. Co
Steamer Rio dnnde. Barstow. Brunswick Ga June 10
with mdse and passengers to e Ii Mallory A 20
sandy Hook ~ j.. June 81. 03O y m-Wnd Ixht
breaye. southwest partly cloudy.
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NEW YORK CITY.

1t Is expected that ex-senator Warner Miller will
address the LcnoX Republican club. No 10 West
ne-hundred-and-t twenty -ninthst. tomorrow even
ing. when the nominations OF Mckinley and Iio-
bart Will be ratified.
Special services were held yesterday IN the Ger
man Moravian Church. No. G}6 S.xth-st., In honor
Of It's twenty fifth anniversary. The ceebrat. on
will continue nightly until Thursday
Grammar School No. -. Amsterdam-ave and One
hundred and-fourth-st will have It's closing exer-
clses Friday. AT 10 a.