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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
yOTNG FORGER ca GHT.

NE HAD -wINptEp SEVERAL FIRMS NY SE'IR-
ING GOODS oN bogus CHECKS
After several months OF patient work central
ono. DETECTIVES Boyle and McConve yesterday
arrested a palc-faced young man. Who gives me-
mann. a. John O'Brirn and his address at No loo
Thlrt, -fourih-si.. iirOohNn.
In the last tv. months II * said that - hrl"n
h. secured several Thousand dollars worth 81
v,Iuahl. goods hy means OF forged checks lie"
entered business houses with written ord'r iot
,ood. accompanied 10y a check for tn" amount. ana
-, ,b. mari Of a messenger. Several days ago
~. detectives were satisfied they had located hiri
and secured n warrant FOR his arrest on the COM
plaiut OF Johrnott Br"th"rs jewellers, AT no ~
Maiden Lane. and Henry Stifiin jew"lcr AT NO.
81 Maiden Ianr The former firm lost sl3l by
means OF a forged check and the latter Mi 90
a. Rrien was arrested yesterday AT south Ferry
inst az hc stepped from a frrryboat He was ar
raigned in the Centre Street Court, where ne
waived examination on both charges. ana was neil
for trial In s2.U0 bail. In court ther" were repre-
scntatycs OF nN" othor nrfns READY 10 H"ke 'oW-
ulaiuts against O Bricn.
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The % battery; Major ~ r. Thurston OF the
22d Regiment Captain Stephen +. Hart OF the
22d Regiment: Major Alexander Barney Of the
Ordnance Department. y. g. y. Y; and 'hief
Peter II. Short. of the New-York Fire Department.
The prizes awarded as follows:
Finest appearing company Davy Crockett HOOK
and Ladder Company of Poughkeepsie. Honorable
mention to Relief Engine Company of New
Rochelle. Finest fire steamer Washington Engine
Company No. I Of Newburg. Finest hook and
ladder truck Conaucror Hook and Ladder Com
pany Of Tarrytown Finest hose carriage. Clinton
Hose Company No. of Kingston. The Judges
gave special mention to the Peekskill Fire Depart
ment's appearance and apparatus because they
were not in competition On their own behalf they
also presented handsome prize to the ST. Josephs
Hose Company, the $50 boys from the Franciscan
Convent.
The first division of the procession formed IN
South-st.. the right resting in Postoffce square
the second division in Brown-st.. right resting In
Postoffice Square: the third division in Park-st.,
right resting in North Division-st the fourth
division in Main-st.. right resting in South Divi-
sion-st The procession started about u O'Clock
The grandstand in Main-st.. in front Of
Southland Robertson & Co.'S stove foundry. 1t
accommodated $50 people. and there was not
vacant chair in it. Among those present were the
Board of Trustees and Water Commissioners OF
psk 1ae n S ahd o vaee
and cities and invited number OF women
five miles long ,.us.o a.oor.,,ors o,o,c
the line of march. consisting of bunting, flags and
many especially prepared embems ana set pieces.
those of the Eagle Hotel Allen House Hudson
Sce fE@ dRn
Co. r. Free Robert s Grant wi W Ian t Law,
$ $s% FEE ssr'F s'1si sSS
ham. the corporation Offices James H. Haighi o q
Son. Henry Tate. Edward McDermott. j. ). DOT
md of all 10
equal those Of the parade OF 1855 probably owing
TO the rain, which fell all through the week until
sS Convent wee unusna in display
After the procession the guests were enterlainen
previously had a luncheon before the line
formed. The visiting companies were entertained
as Hose company Of Sing sing Resou,e
Hook and Ladder Company of Dobbs Ferry; Wash
Company. ' Of White Plains: North Tarry own Fire
Patrol. OF North Tarry,own; Rescue Hose Com
E Ho D N NO. Ref Engine COMPANY of New
Rochelle; Central Hose Company; OF Mount Yer.
Crockett Hook and Ladder. of Poughkeeeepsie Co
Poughkeepse: Monitor Hose Company of Sing
IAN Among the prominent visitors who on the
grand stand besides the Judges "eTe se aInS
Baker. Of Sing Sing Eugene Vessels OF Dan6ury:
ern State JourSa Of WI White Plans James ?
sTdsGs Of % 6 JSs sea s q,
Association: Henry Archer Of Yonkers; John ~
MSsao of o wh nror Of P
Daily; of Sing Sing Deputy sheriff John e nr,
Ranek S E5 Wh amd jam Ryan of the
Fire Department: Fire Commissioner William j:
e Gods snr Of FS GNn f end ch
ell. OF Mount Vernon
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OBSTACLES ~ THE WAY or TNTON.

ovERT1REs MADE by THE AUTHORS GUILD TO
THE AMERICAN COPYRIGHT LEAGUE.
The project of "A union between the American Au-
ihors' Guild and the Anne rican Copyright League IL
being considered in behalf Of the Guild by a
mittee OF which Mr.. Todd IS chairman. This com
mittee to report at the meeting in the Guild
Hall. in Fifty -eghth-st.. Wednesday, but the
port not presented. the meeting had 10 con-
slider many things. Edmund Clarence Stedman
who has been president OF the League since Mr.
Lowers death said yesterday: Since tn" subiec,
has come up AT the annual meeting NJ the Guild
may properly say that Ovcrtures have been made
by representatives Of the Authors Guild to the
American Copyright League for union Of the TWO
organizations There serious difficulties how
ever. in the way OF formal alliance. Though
suppose that the Guild is in hearty sympathy with
from the first restricted itself solely TO the adoption
and defence OF internationa copyright and to the
maintenance OF equitable copyright law; that X. to
see that the rights Of both publishers and authors
are protected. The overures Of the Guild unG.r
courteous considera: zion. but az have said there
many OF posed TO charging the functions OF the
League In which II has thus far been so vigilant
and successful
In regard 20 the request made by Mr.. Conncrty, Of
the Guild. 10 Mr.. Siedman. that the latter al
low his name 10 be considered for the presidency.
Mr.. Stcdman said he had written Mr.. Connerty be-
fore the annual meeting of the Guild saying that
with the Office. and was therefore unwilling 10 ac-
cppt II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
YONkERS.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Sherman. at
No. 100 Elm-st Wednesday night. Miss Marianne
Sherman. their daughter married 10 Harry
Earl Purdy. The ceremony took place in the par
lors and was performed by the Rev. Alva $. llo-
bart. Of the Warburton Avenue Baptist Church
Miss Bessie Sherman, sister OF the bride. was the
maid of honor. and Frank See the best man
Al No 36s South Broadway. on the same evening.
Ernest Becker Of New-York City. and Miss Bertha
Weidman were married by the Rev. A. II. ilol
thusen. OF the German Lutheran Church. The bride
was given away by her uncle. August Wedman.
Everything is in readiness for the entertainments
OF the survivors of the FIRST Regiment of United
States Engineers, who hold their sixteenth annual
ieunion in Yonkers to-day. A committee from
ktchng Post will meet the trains arr wing at noon
TO direct or escort the visitors to the hall in North
Broadway. where the reunion is TO take place The
regiment is to be the guest of Kitchine Post, No
CO. and Kitching Circle while in the city.
An Informal dance was given last night at the
Yonkers Lawn Tennis club house. in the Palsade-
ave. extension The pa'ronesses were Mrs. Brown
son, Mrs Robinson. Mrs. Bangs Mrs. Innis. Mrs.
Mrs. Bell. Mrs, Pero, and MIS-. Williams The at,
tendance was large
A tea and sale OF books and cake Is announced FOR
Monday afternoon next from Ill O'Clock a The
home of Mrs. John kendrick Bangs in Nonh
IN n S Si s. paH r at hc Goor
Miss R1gna Boyesen sister OF the late Professor
Boyesen eniertained iaTgc ama.cmce ' night at
Norway and III" NOrwccians: Their Character and
Customs" A number Of interesting views were
shown
To-day and Saturday the last days for regis,
tration and Republicans who have not performed
that important duty urged to do The indi
cations that the registration In this city this
year Will he the highest on record.
John o rirn. twenty -fve years old OF No. 4]l
John-si.. Boston struck by the northbound cN-
press the Hudson River Railroad near the en- ]
Of Points,, yesterday afternoon shortly after :
o'clock. His left arm was severed between The ell
bow and the shoulder. and he received other In
juries of serious nature. lie was taken to s.
Johns Hospital The towerman at Gienwood. II Is
said. in attempting 10 send in call for an amhu-
lance sent by mistake alarm OF fire. Sergeant
Mclaughlin rang the alarm from police h"adquar-
ters. which brought out the Department. While
responding 10 the alarm Chief Engineer Mulcahry
thrown from his wagon at Wells and Wool
worth He was not injured. Later in Wells
ave. he ran into an ashCart and "A painters wagon
While returning from the call W. 5. Soetomon WAS
badly injured. He was riding his wheel In Warbur-
ton-ave, and when near Wood Place a large dog
ran in front OF him. He was thrown from his wheel
and was picked up In daZcd condition. and was
bleeding profusely He va taken TO mis- home near
by, and attended by DR. Hermance
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FREE COINAGE,
WHAT II MEANS,
and other issues Of the campaiyn
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

MAJOR MkINLEY'S HOME LIFE.-Nith Nc.
mcrOus handsome illustrations. The man ~
lie II seen mt home during the campaign
receiving visitors. making speeches. asd
enjoying the few hours Of rcInNatton.
Eight portraits Of Major Mckinley At diner.
cnt ages. with pictures of his mother nns
wife. and Othc: attractive picture"
Oddities of the campaign and how q"
speeches are prepared. In IL SNOWY supple
ment extra. pages, Weekly Tribune sse'
single copies. cent; 10 copies. 10 cent"
100 copies. 30 cents; IL u copies. ~ 30
REPUTATION REPIDIATED. David
WeIlsx remarkable letter 10 The rrib"n"
"Brenkers Ahead" reprinted la "a supple
ment sheet. size of Z pages Of The WeekV
Tribune. and In addition extracts fro.
speeches of W. BOurLe Cochran. Da'ta
Hill and Carl SEIZURE. all Democrats
most effective document for circniaues
among Democrats. 1 cent per copy -.
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ISSUES Or THE CAMPAIGN.-For popular
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PopOcracy." and mo Cheap Dc'..
wanted from ex-Presidcnt Harrtsoa'
speech, "What Free Coinage Means. ~.
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Country" and "Siiver Fa1iactcs Ni""'e
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ancc. and effects Of the bland &C.
LAW OF 1890" reprinted from The ir'D
A most effective. short. campaign "o
msmt. 1 cent per copy; 10 copies. III
100 COPIES, Sd cents. 1000 copies. % W.
GOLD AND SILVER.-The Qucsti"" Oh
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O'BPIEN AND ETNNTEIN DIS1GREE'
A HEATED sET-To OVER THE GRAN IN"
OF. DOCK BOARD PRIVILEGES.

A
OF DOCK BOARD PRIVILEGES
The Dock Board passed lively quarter u az
hour Yesterday Mt its regular mer'ihe' "'S'
IN. disposition Of the dumping pilN''H'H -
u.,,,,. h,d oocr,d the Board s2.9co year for the
,.s, OF the dumping place Al '"""'-S,' %
vo,,h piv.r for which $500 j. now paid by Brown
n Fleming at,,.
President OBrieus notion which was """"S
los, tb.t Reilly receive the privileges % the pier
IL, m. advanced price led 30 strenuous oiV'uo",
90, tho mart Of Mr. Ensten. These people raj"
Mr. Eiustoln referring TO Brown Fleming "'''
vuend.d 8, -, IN erecting this dumping board "'"
am absolutely opposed - taking their pr""'s'
avav and giving 1t to an unknown applicant wiz
oners N., a year more rental Such action "ou''
b. dlsgracefnl and will not he a party 10 any
,,b resolution on the part Of m" Board OF Docks.
NJ o.Hri.n answered. you may DO ny you
pl.as. Mr. Elnsicln but | want TO tell you soih -,
hing and a trembling foi"nng"r was STAR ~, ~,
,n, ,r,,sur.r's face: "1hcr' hay" been many com
ni,tnts that certain 1rms have nionopoy OF csr
lain Dock Board privileges. ara hIo~h ~ ''', ,n
.rn mink ON. Of these firms. Now VIM" am
n member OF THIS Board Intend :" hs!,' "I I;ri
m. continuance Of any such prac,ice, @ - his
-, v,ho i. entitled TO IT, Before very long I'M
has u.ssed | intend 10 onfcr a motion mere no",i
INK all persons thai me" h 'ast bttddcr That mo.
ION VIII constitute the policy ~ IA" ho'ru
ing the monopoly Of certain prNi"g's', anu ~
board adopts IT the poor man hid VII w. ~" ~,
fh,u that OF the hig nrni. " ne "1IT Vn' ''F
NOR. money FOR the privilege ., o,,o,,
.',;o ahead shouted Mr. Einst"in ana morton
h,vr -. much auihorit; ~ ycu hay" IN thie
Hoard and intend To use It, Ana want 10 ~
hight hrrc that won't lac a party 10 any sue"
A Vote was finally called for on President
oi.rien's motion that on the hrst Iu"s,y w ,n,I
", ,,u,Jir ,ucitou The motion. after som" fufthri
discussion and =, vote. WAS laid on the 'nbi"
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WHAT Is GOING on TODAY.

Registration Day. "a. IN. TO 10 r. m
Dry Goods Republican club. No. @" hroad""s'
noon.
Commercial Travellers Campaign Gun. broad
way and Prncc-st. noon
Paint. OH and Drug Trade Republican 'ihn' No
Il Maiden Lane. noon.
Presentation OF lovng-cup to q. T.. Courtney 10y
Cornell club 81. Denis Hotel. evening
Rutgers cub dinner knckerbock"r Annette
club. 6 y. m
Opening of Transportation club. Hotel Manhat-
tan. 10 y. IN.
Exhibition Of posters. Lexington Avenue opera
House
General B +. Tracy Campaign Legion, Grand
and Pitt stS. y. m.
North sid Board OF TRADE. so - Alexander
ave. 4 II. IN.
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THE ALLEGED ILLICIT DISTILLERS.

Max Sgel Louis Wolhnger and Fischcl Schaplro,
accused Of running Illicit still at No. 4l6 East
eventy-nlnth-st.. placed on trial yesterday
before Judge Brown i'm the Criminal Branch OF the
United States Circuit Court. After some damag
ing testimony by Agent Brooks who described the
arrest and the finding OF the still and by other wit
nesscs Sige was put on the stand. lie declared that
he rented the basement where the stil found to
use az a syrup factory. and to have sold the place
for $50 to Isaac Greenbcrg. This last statement
was corroborated by other witnesses. Sigcl denied
having had anything to do with the still or having
ever been IN business with Wolfingcr Schaplro
who is said to be an old offender. Wolfingcr said
that ne had been asked to 20 To the basement by
C;reenberg. The case Will be taken up again at ii
A. m. to-day.
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INSPECTION or REGULARS.
COMPANIES OF THE 18TH INFANTRY LOON
AND DO THEIR FINEST.

~
I, was inspectIon day at Governors lsiahu YES
,.rd,v-th. day when the soldier boys statioheu
there are expected to look their brightest ana or'"
their prettiest to the end that the lnspecuo" o'i
may commend them in his report to MS super'o'S
This would make the post officers on "oVerho'
Island feel happy and their happiness would oe re-
n.cted upon the In the ranks for eVe'Spo"S
-, cha, ~ tho officer I'm command OF "A squad or
, oomn,rv or a battalion Is feeling a Httie OUT vi
carts his men are not exceedingly likely TO look
upon life "a all roses and vine
rh. insnertion officer for whom the post put OH
g., o,os, frius Yesterday was Colonel Peter iiaS,
hrouck of the Attn Artillery. companies d. ;, y,
arJ T. of the 18th Infantry. were OUT III M III
dress uniform in the morning Tor ,rss p pa s"ma
j'sn.cfior These three companies CONTAIN Soi uI
NJ The finest drilled men In the service !, r,inn
"omn,nv - having brought itself especial n''i,l,o
ON more than occasion. CoHPa"s do nart
,r,r,ied bv Captain Torrance took an actNe p. 20.
in supprcssing the railroad riots NJ ,hcaso, timc
mo,r1up nroprammc yesterday contained 'io'iii''S
NOR thon M. ordinary acconpanirncnts OF nhSpi
lion Colonel Ha sbrouck being accoinpah,rn "
,nin Torrance Lieutenant Bush ana pr N"p"'
rick. 49,. oo,,n,nios iSJ strong
wont through the extended order drlll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
SING SING.

The first two days OF registry In this town re-
suited in a total enrolment OF S5o names The
total registry last year was 25@.
This evening there will he Republican meeting
at the Spring Street Hall under the auspices OF the
Ossining Republican Club. Speeches VIII be mace
by Walter Emerson. Of Maine and oscar HON.
stadt of New-YArk city. . -
School Commissioner harrington NJ thompson
no heen invesfiparinc the apportionment Of the
several school districts Of this town ne mas Oh .
dored maps OF the six districts 10 he maze pre-
limnarv sketches of which 20 he submitted 10
him hen he will remedy the present unequal as
trbution OF property in the lower districts
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
prrKsKIrJ, HOLDS THE QUADRENNlAL
PARADE OF ITS FIRE DEPARTMENT.

MANY VISITORS FROM OTHER TOWNS 40 WILL 80
VISITING FIRE CouPAN1ES-PRiZts FUN
THE BEST APPEARING APPARATUS
Peekskl never Il larger ana inner Pa'""' ~
This village than there yesterday the occaso''
OF the ouadrcnnial parade OF the PeeKsk" rn'
Department. There were nearly thr'F co'"p"'"
in line each accompanied by a drum corps vi
hord Tho town was filed with people. visitors
from other towns and altogether there were prop-
ably five thousand. ,
The weather OF the previous three days was as
couraging to the nremen However. yesterday
morning the came on, bright ana clear ana
better day could not have been wished Tor me
mud I'm tho streets dried out, and when the parade
started the roads were in good condition.
The prizes were four in number. 500 Tor the
finest appearing company, s& for the inest nose
carriage $5 for the finest engine. SO FOR Inc nhes
truck The judges were Captain David Wilson. or
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IRNINGTON.

Miss Jennie Catlin is al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Satteree OF Barney Park, suffering from the ei-
fects of injuries she received on Wednesday even
ing by riding over an embankment on her bicycle
Miss Catlin is the daughter Of Captain and Mrs
Catn. of Washington. d. c. The parents OF the
girl were telegraphed to as soon as the accident
occurred and arrived here to-day. Although she
is severly injured she ia in 10 danger OF dying On
Wednesday evening Miss Catlin and number OF
Young girl friends went coasing on steep hill on
their wheels Hall way down the hill there Is q, a
time Her wheel carried her over an embankm e,1t
az tagged rocks and broken stones She fell head
Foremost into the stones and was terribly cut and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
HOWE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH ANENJ'f.-(;eneral George 3 Batcheiiei
of Saratoga: George w Aldrdge. of Rocnts'ei' an"
f. Z : barley of Philadelphia. GlLSEf -hooe''
/ Oliver United States Consul at Merida Mexico
and q Hoffman, president OF the Seaboard AIT
Line GRAND-State Treasurer Addison H. Gown
of Albany HOFFMAN-Frederick C. Schraup' o,
I.owvillc. y. Y. John H. Fatreli Oh -hpa"y "tu
i,o,o,,I Manual VI A.uilar and Colonel Luis Garcia
CON of Guatemala. HOLLAND FREDERICK hai =
rison general manager OF the London ana Nor'h
western Railway and the Rev. Philip NJ PRESCOTT
", v,.hi,,,nn II & MANIATTAN-M Miguel
Covorruhio. secretary OF the Mexican Legation al
Washington. MARLBOROUGH - Governor Jonh
Gary Evans of South Carolina. METRoPoLf-
Archibald T. Baxter of Elmra. and Baxter l.
SneIz,r Of Albany MURRAY HIlI-Professor
Egbert e. Smyth OF Andoyer. Mass. PARh ~ r.
NI'E-Ex- senator Algcrnon s. Paddock. OF Ne
braska. WALDORF-oscnr g. Murray receiver %
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company anu
Lawrence Maxwell. jr.. OF Cincinnati
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MOUNT VERNON.

There will be a grand rally meeting OF Repub-
.cans and Sound Money Democrats at the Fifth
Avenue Opera House this evening. under the aus
oices Of the Mckinley and Hobart Campaign Club
,o,orcl Archibald l.. Baxter and others will address
thc meeting Ex-Mayor Edison Lewis will preside.
rhe Executive Committee Of the Mckinley and
Hobart Campaign Club has been energetic In
getting on; the voters TO register this year.
End Yesterday they distributed thousands OF
circulars throughout the city calling attention
10 the fact that to-day ant tomorrow are
Inc last DAYS of registration. that the hours In
This CITY are from a. m. to p. M, and that every
later must appear In person and register. regardless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
PORT CHESTER.

John REYNOLDS aged resident Of East Port
Chester died on Tuesday and will be- buried to-day.
Mr. Reynolds had been Ill for several days. and the
doctor had left medicine for him To take On the
night of his death he called his William to his
bedside and asked for a hottie which on the
mante The son through mistake, gave him a
bottle containing sulrhuric acid which he took and
died in great agony soon after.
The Mckinley and Hobart Club will hold a mass
meeting in Liberty Square tomorrow evening.
John Winfield Scott Will address the meeting. and
there will be music and fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16
STRAIGHT FROM CIBAN PRISONS.

William and Louis Clean. American citizens ana
planters In cuba. who had been imprisoned 10y the
Standards for thirty nine days and released through
I'm. efforts OF the United States Consul at Sagua
and influential friends. arrived I'm this city ycster-
day on the Ward Line steamer Yumuri from
Havana. The men said that they had been hnan-
ciaIlv ruined but were glad to escape from the
country with their lives. Both were warm IN their
praIsc OF the United States Consul al Sagua and of
General Lee Consul General at Havana.
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hound for Cuba TO nlibuster instead OF gong Oh
a gold hunt Several of the crew who came asnole
in The course of the day wore the CUBAN nag OH
their caps an emblem , - -, ,ormor
The funeral of Nicholas Muller son OF FORMER
concross,nan Nicholas Muller. ana wei -kilo"n
staten Island politician. took place at ms nome III
Cljnton-ave New Brighton. yesterday hIt'i .o1'i,
The services were held at II o'clock, after Whicn
the body was taken on board special pot. vi a wv
staten Island Rapid Transit Company anu WI ti
,.eved 70 Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. Al
though the funeral private there WAS ~, &c
gathering to pay their last tribute 10 the !o""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-16

Three year old boys possibly re-
ceive more attention here than their
fathers; women always expect more
for their money than men.
We meet those expectations with
usual and unusual things, both made
in an unusual manner.
Sailor suits made dOuble-breasted
unlike anything we've had before;
little knickerbOckers with Norfolk
iackcts-a result of the golf craze;
MILDLY trousers made from fancy
miXturps-seldOm seen except in PLAIN
blues: and everything else the
yOungstcr wears, from head to toe.
ROGERS, PEET & Go.
Prince aid Broadway
Warren and Broadway
Thrty-second and Broadway.
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TARRYTOWN.

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Van TasseH 10
Frank Armstrong was celebrated III tDe Methonst
Protestant Church OF North Tarrytown on
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock. After the we'd
ding "A reception held at the home OF the
brides parents. 80 ,>.., ,r.,
town will hold meeting IN the Wigwam on Mon
dax evening October 49, President John Weber.
James W. Husted Republican candidate ior
Assembly in the lid district Of Westchester
County, and others viii speak