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New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
IRNINGTON.

w T. Bull and family now occupying their
country home in this place
While playing on the Irvlngton Public School fire
escape Willie Blair fell and broke his left arm.
A strawberry and ice-cream festival will be given
on Tuesday evening by the Epworth League OF the
Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church
The opening OF North Cst.. which was discussed
by the Board OF Trustees at their last meeting, vii.
be a decided advantage to the residents OF this
village.
Robert Graham is now occupying his cottage in
Elm Park Mr.. Graham formerly OF Tarry-
town
Tilden Blolget Will occupy his country house in
this place about June |.
Mrs William X. Lonergan Is having her cottage
removed from It's present place. and VIII erect
large tenement in Its stead.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
the prosecution that the school which was assigned
70 n common" school.

the prosecution that the school which was assigned
TO the colored children not common" SCHOOL
Police Justice James Ingram. in the Long island
City Police Court, fined Joseph WeinZ OF No 6oa
One hundred fourth-st.; Conrad keisel.
OF No 80 Barrow-st; william Sommers;, o. no; no;
Bedford-st. all Of New-York City. $40 each yester-
day the charge Of reckless driving TO WHICH
they pleaded guilty. The defendants are drivers
for Hilton Hughes & Co., OF New-York City, and
Friday night were driving down Jackson-ave. tow.
ard the Hunters Point ferry at lively rate, ana
narrowly escaped running over some women ana
children, In fact, 1t reported that little CIR!
had been over and killed. An excited crowd
ran down Jackson-aye after the wagons and De-
fore the men could reach TIE Hunters Point ferry
they were stopped by the police.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
TARRYTOWN.

A serious accident happened at the rai'road cross
ting in Lower Main-st. Saturday morning. "1"",'
me III -, ,,oars old who works In Or. T. V.
49,, :" ,oo ,eor this village. drove into town early
e. h. morning, and a. he was crossing the Cen'rA'
Hudson r tracks just above the station the S$S eA-
press struck him. killing the horse he was draV"S'
,o,,lIv wreckng the buggy in which ne WdS hiT 40
.U.r'' "a cuttinR and internally in]uIIhs HIh.
III ib1t his recovery III thought 70 re @ w.
II is stated that the gates al te b nslect OF the
Satcan The crossing is dangerous onT attention
sat,,in toward The west. and the col sl'It i
of ,1oman is absolutely necessary Inc nJuIr"
Oh OH ,n' A. son of Thales Weeks. farmer oil "reeh-
hNrO
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Sons OF Veterans have camp established here
OF fourteen members. Many applications have been
made for membo rship. and the outlook Is bright.
H. G. Hero.d. OF Franklin-st.. Is one of the new
members OF the Young Republican cub. He ha,
had considerable experience az party worker In
Kansas City
Howard Lambden. the owner Of the yacht on
dawa will enter her in many races this
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Clark Maynard are spending
few days in Pennsylvania In search OF rest ana
recreation.
Among the singers who will take part in tho
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
co,,ADRON A INSPECTED.
..,,urD WITH THE FIRST SIGNAL
,opps AT VAN CORTLANDT PARK.
wrEwEE WITNESSES THE EvoLU-
-,oxs OF THE CRACK CAVALRY TRooi-iL-
,,srRArIoN OF THE SIGNAL CORPS
WORK a GREAT CROWD
WATCHES THE DRILL.

WORK a GREAT CROWD
WATCHES THE DRILL.
cortland, Park resembed military camp YES
N"N couadr3n \. commanded by Major C."' "'
t'aS ar5 the First Signal Corps. captain i'o'no'
J. rsdge. hal possession OF tle s'ouu ,,,,,,au
" heU7 ~ the park TO witness the drlii' muster
pc "ho w.. = the TWO commands by General Nc
nd IHsP ID most imposing spectacle, ana nun
D"ee W - a,5 women aVailed themselves OF the
teos " 49,, ., see the pretty martial picture 81
2PV =. al kinds and men and Wo"ie" III o"'"7
aH'' lived the park on the two accessloie SueS
Ns'V'', Z. became known that they had no risn'
3D. "'', ,o,t the park policemen BUSY ofuerI"s
cH', ~ the grounds reserved for the troopers.
''''",s marched from their quarters DS wa! .,
J" noriovard and the kingsD1dse hoau ali"
"hal the PARK Al about l-'Io y III -
Scne1 - h1avv marching order the c"valrymen
ssse" 80 .,.~s am carbincs in addition TO their
b'"'e ,rh., Looked anything but Lohday SOL
ile az .,,r recl.ation uniforms and campaign
Ss' =. mach O.. the squadron was without incl
~ ,n,n The command came near the EFounuS'
XIV nnrs jumping A ditch. Trooper Lee sauu'e
sas"' I'D he landed in a ditch, from which he
'rf.ti,A while his horse ran homeWaru' Inc
%.a, .".nnr was finally clpturSd by Trooper Bowen
~hs signal Corps lef; its aTmo'E IL "oo"' d" III
Ine ns.1s1, 's, On the way Breakfast was served At
ro,rad's but al lLhcheV" J" '
Hd ,ba, they still had some appetite ieil
sAU" sAN.., Mol Ayes. Coonei Goodman j. Green and
- T,ra3er,ck r. Lee Of his stan. were on the
MAJ a.1e, the troops arrived. and the business
,o va. proceeded with without loss OF time
" 49, command he'd a short drl.l 10 HfhOer up
"a 30, the S!sral Corps went through SABRE
az az, .~,,var drill. and manoeuVred in coumns OF
""- ~ - ,l.t,ous. and then formed circle single
.9"' .ha ,,oDsement OF little miss. who said II
"'e' =. ..,,,, -;,ga.rosy on horseback The corps
was - cbarge with drawn sabres but the
Nv lev was much too short and they came
san, san resr riding down the people who sat IN
~ =, the advancing column a second charge
t0'' ,,or results The direction taken was tow
'Aa T"naJaav which skirts the Park. The horses
A o.,,wAd 70 gallop NJ the bank and onto the
.aa, where horses were frightened ana wheemen
sn,y escapei injury by good luck. .
a, o., n m the bue,e:s Of Squadron sounded
-. osssr,bIv aud presently the two troops marched
49,, tho sides Of the old Van Cortlandt mansion
anorI rho narade ground in columns Of four, with
,,I,,s savy Autterlng IN advance. The squadron
r,s r,njdly formed in line. and presented fine
,,asrance. Then Genera. McLewee and his as
,.,on,s with Major Roe. made the tour of the line.
-,s souadron then formed into patoons and passed
d -sv,sv first at a walk. then at a trot ana again
:. . Gallon In the course OF the last movement
T-ooner Huntington .ost his hat and cartridges but
bs he'd his place in the ranks. A muster ioiI0"ed
which showed the following attendance
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
A SCHEME TO REAT P1NGREE.

Detroit May 23.-At the suggestion of D. NJ Ferry
chairman Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee +: has been decided postpone the state CON
ventior until late in August. This. 1t IS asserted
Will not only give Pngrecs opponents ample time 10
formulate their plans 10 down him. but VIII also
urevent the nomination Of Pingree by either In"
democrats or the Populist- who viii hold their con-
veutions before the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

evening Morning topic Gods Covenant with
Abraham: evening theme Terrible Wilderness
The members OF the Ladies' Aid Society will hold
cream and strawberry festival In the lecture
room Of the Methods; Episcopal Church on Satur-
day afternoon and evening next.
Frank Ray. who IS employed the New-York Cen
tral and Hudson River Railroad a baggageman'
seriously injured by failing from his baggage
car at Syracuse on Monday night. Two ribs were
broken and he injured Internally. The straps OF
a trunk which he was handling broke, and ne tell
to the railroad track. He taken TO St J0sephS
Hospital, and Will remain there a number or days
before be can be brought 10 his home In this place
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
A GOLD AND SILVER srAND-oFF IL ONO.

Cleveland MAY 23-In the XXIst Distric: Demo
cratic Convention held here today the gold wing of
the party scored victory. Tom J.. johnson ana
s H. Holding were elected dolcgates 10 the Chicago
Convention T. J. McKcuncy Was chosen as Pres!-
dental elector The district is composed OF part
Of this city. .,-., ,,,..t.
Democratic Convention. held here today. ne ds,
trict Is compceed Of port Of Cuy4hosa '0unty aho
Cleveland and Horace Alvord. Of Lake County b2'h
frce-svcr men. were elected delegates 10 the Nh'
caro- Convention
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
A FREE. SILVER pELrGAT1ON. TOO.

Yankton. s D. MAY 23.-The free-silver wing OF
the Democracy has selected contesting delegation
10 the National Convention at Chicago. V. 5 Ross
has been chosen chairman and the assertion VIII
made that the DELEGATES elected at the recent con
vention not chosen by the rcpr' sentatives or
the Democrats o. the Stat. but by proxy holding
Federal Office holders.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Choral Club concert IN Trinity Parish House on
Tuesday night will be Gwilym Miles Hans kronold
and Miss +. NJ Youmans
Mrs. Henry 5. Clarke Is spending a few weeks
with her children in Rlchheld Springs.
union meeting OF the Christian Endeavor so,
cctes OF this vi..age and the Epworth League VIII
be held in st. Johns Methodist Episcopal Cnurch
on Sunday evening next at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
LoRrNG FLETCHER RENOMINATED.

was renomnated at the Nth District Republican
Convention this morning. Only one ballot was
necessary.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
ROBERTS 1xpoRsED FOR GOVERNOR.

At a meeting OF the Empire Republican League OF
the XXIId Senatorial District, held on THURSDAY
resolutions were passed favoring the nomination OF
James A. Roberts State Controller. as me next
I5,,i,ti can r,r,lid1tn fnr Governor OF NcwYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
FRIGHTENED BY BIG BADGES.
prEKSKIIL,S FIREMEN FEARED BY THE
TRAMP FRATERNITY.
"KNrGHTs OF THE ROAD" THoUsiHr THAT EVERY

MAN WHO WORE \ GLITTERING SHIELD
WAS A CONsT ABLE-THEY WILL
KEEP AWAY FROM THE TOWN
IN THE FUTURE.
The officials OF the village OF Peekskil and OF the
town of Cortlandt. backed by 50e taxpayers, nave
for wears been endeavorng work out a plan BY
which tramps could be kept away. The tramps
have been a nuisance and a great expense for the
last decade All sorts Of schemes and plans have
been proposed. Even the Legislature of the state
O, New-York has been appealed TO more than once.
and at the last session there was bill that passed
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

'aEr COME OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
ssrbara (Cal) correspondence of The san
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Srnunsiren bus &aintss sGeirB.

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Der SiBung Der QlfembID dusfiibrliz
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Die 2sben86altung BEL ioI4en 9uuz
perzQDEnen lit osnn uu6 feline men,
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pie Dus 8ie6. Sn 2ebmbiittsn bic
10 out qpie gar tein Wfo6iliar entGdlten,
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gu Qanoe urertrdglid) iein piiroen.
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Ssrmii9te telegrapbiiGs Sepeibrn.

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tag a9t PepIonen blr9 GntgleiIuna
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ScrnpbeIn pop0eburt an.

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Gin SreijaBriger nit NIfobnlbrrsit.
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q tp=O prf, II. Sftp6er. - Sm
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irseno Semano Dem &tnbe sine gang
ge6Drise 0oiis @6istep singefI0bt
ppOur3 ii6 Der 3uftano bes tleinen
patisnten b04it beoenflif ssitaItets,
unIo man ieine uebsrfiiAruns nu9 Dem
9oIPituI fir nDt6tg eru4tete. Sa bic
gItsrn bes &inDes auf Der Rspierpa9e
einunber pioeripre9enoe 9lneabsn
iiber ben @orfan ma9tsn, 10 puroen
8eioe iiber Na9t einseIperrt.
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Gus Wtttclz uno Sloamerifa,

Gina, II. Otto6sr.-gin 9sri6t
aus 9uapaquiI, GcuaOor, b'iagt, OuB
bic Nationul Gonpentipn, Die gsgcnz
tpGrtig bort in Sibung 1T, ben @enez
raj Alflro einItimmig gum interimiItiz
i6sn prdliOentsn Der Gepublif ernGblt
bat. Die Gonosntion bat iibsrbies Be-
ittmmt, buB bic @erfaiIung bon 1873
in 9raft 6Ieiben iou, Bis Die neue bsrz
fiinoigt tit. Die 0eIegatsn bsI6dfti=
gen iid nit Mubrsgsln, bic Oarauf Be-
rs6nst iirb, Die Dur9 bic iiingIts
5euers6runit gtIfafFsne NOtb gu lin
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a6gei6afft por0sn unb bic duspGrtiz
gen Qngs!egen6eitsn DON 6onourus
peroen in 3utunft bur6 ben 8unbes=
tag Der gr0Bersn Rspublit bon Sem
tralzQmerttd, bic aus Der Qqidn3 bon
9onburas, g}icarugua unb San Salz
paoor gebilDt tporbsrt, beIorqt per0en.
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Sic s6ma6e1t,
Ste Granfe1t
seltdrkt uno sefnno senadit
OF. ,RaouOal)'S
SNr(Npuri((inn Re(o(Oent.

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trdi; penn ts ,ritst Die Nusib,IouHln aus Dtm
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baroeltt Euititutt in ibrtu pitltH Gorm,u IMAM
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gen I'M 1a.i: uHo ptuuDt, GtiaDUliit RHoum in
ben Sruitn uno dEorsn 1b,IIsH o,s R0rptrs,
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itp,tk. Samtnfub. iOtpi, al, 9trg,ueuHs Der 81,
btnsiatt. fonnsu our6 oitits @unor Der mo1trntn
Gbsm!s turlrt 1ptrosn, uHo Der Bt5rlu3 othe!bu
peurGe Sdge lang Dro alls 8ieient0en, Debe e
fur Iyemo tR olti,r Rrdnib,ttH aniosHb,n pom
i:iutr &eillraft HbrJtuo,n. Wsnn Der potsnt.
iDcib.t tdglb our5 os itsts fortiSrtttn9t abHb'
ruHg SbtDadsr rro, i'm StduDe If. otItlbtn Gins
t1t Ju etbTtteH unD pj. Dtr9tuetts1 Sto'it our3
nsut, aus gsiuno;m S!utt tHttaHotu. sIlsBt DslE
dts rprb bas SariapariIiaH fb,r gtibi,bt - 70
Tiro btitlmmt 6tt.un9 sIltt, btnu D'nn oislt Uhs
blSu tlHmal nit btr Arbtii bsaiunt uno u'oiqrtl5
III. D,u abqana ptr p,rq;uo,tsH Stst's III bsmmsn,
70 miro 5ls B;toTbtrttluHl balb eC'Olqsn. uHo nit
ttotm (aas pirp b,t 9ati,nt be0tr uEo nd tdrttr
fibltr. b: 6ptiitn ptro;n bti:r enoau:. Dtr a2pts
III ipiro QrpBt uno oas Go12'r9'pibt uiro JGnt5'
uisu
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yGaS Sebeu cine GAIT"

gr. Rooiuap gttbrtU S,rr! Gsit LANCER 3tt
Titf ID an tiuer g,ibe BON Rrantbtitsn lU,lbt Der
Rurf Der bitq,n gtrlt. ipotttt,, uHo id flrttste,
baS. futnn i'd bicislbsu ni6t ibrem iJortiSrsten
~ btmmsn i'm Stluot mar, Elm tOtaltr 8er'au m,if
n,r Rraite 'tattfnoen pirbe. 9rluit BEG appttits
une elm nunid mad RtiImitteln nuo tiintli5tn
Tdbrmitt,In Iu uur.q,lrabigT 3,it oas g,barinib
naA a,IuHosm SaIaf unO tirt tstigt StpreiNon
b.i'm guit.btn ots Worqtns D.rQoats mir mttH
Qtbeu big elm Gfreuno MID DaJu psruHldbtc, Sbrt
IPepi,in iu pro6reH. 80 rsri6aiftc ID mir Dtun
zine flaiH, Rabpaus Soriapariuicn uno ,inf
ehadstsl Qinsn NIB oerfubr bamt nad 0ori4rit.
9A i1ro balo Grleihtruuq. Sd fnU'te Drti ID.t.rs
Sbadtcln unn Tlaibeu uHo bin gcitHoer, benn ls.
ID ptrbleibe a5turgspOl 9br
~ Qrtbur :. g9rigbt
llEOnUils. RID.
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Gin Sauffaiiircr nusgefuiFcr.

.Golumb 3, g., z. Sttober. -
3. M. SlMnsns, 8uIirsr Der nGe0arz
bile State 8anf", lit berI6tpunOsn,
uno bic 8anf bat Biz CUR 9oQenloun9
elmer llntsriu9ung bR5biiren geidIrIz
len. Sin Manfo bon $1,000 iIt ioipeit
bsrsits enHoedt tporoen. ISlsmens 6inz
terlieb Elm S9rei6en an iein: 6rdu, in
lpel6em er mitt9eilte, er psroe ii4 na9
Werifo begeben. 0i. 8riinbs oafiir
oa6 er niclt IN.
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Ser DtutIdle Sag in Srras.

@ulbeTon, Ser, II. Ofto6sr.
- 9sitern faro in Der feitli9 gs=
i&mudteR Surn6ulle uHtsr 9st6sili>
gung aQer &reiis unieres 9eutI9>
t6ums, folpie bss Surnoerein5 uno Der
bsioen @sIangOsreins rMdnner6or"
llno rGpnoorOiu" Die 6eier bes noeutz
ichsn Suges" ftatt. Sin bii6I4es pro=
grumm mar entrporfen rporOsn uno
purbe unter groBem 8eifuq our6ge=
fii9rt. Qu9 in S6elbp uno 9renbam,
Ssras, fano etne bii6I4e 6eier bes
yosuti6en Sagss" itutt.
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Die glmtlaae seaen oaS Gbtpaar
Saitlc TIT Souop;s.

2onbpn, II. Sttcbtr. - Der
@aiTtes3uItano Der 5ruu gaItle au5
Gan 6ran3isco, pel6e iih, ne6it i6rem
gatten, unter Der Intldge, eine gn5d6l
lpertboouer Pel3e eaIto6len gu buban,
i'm 9ollopaD 9efdn5niB in 9lft Be-
firJb:t, lit oom Or. Oapiogs, einsnl- in
0;snIten Der RsgierlIng itebenoanSa9z
osrItGnoigen, unteriu6t por0en. 0a5
ReIultut Der ltnteriu9ung miro ni4t
6etunnt gegt5en iulIte Die 5rau jHbeiz
len bsi i6rem auf mpr9en an6eraumten
8er6Dr 0em @mi9tsberfabren ii6er=
tD;eIen tperoan, 10 tpiro man 3sugens
beipaiis gu i6ren 8uniten aus S1n
5rln3i5cp erlangtn.
@s i6eint feIt5uite6en, buB bic 9ez
Iangene 3eIt0rtsn @eiites lit. Wa6reno
Der rlntsrrepung, pel9e Der lmerifdniz
i6e 9otlb1ftsIefretdr Sames R.EpoIe=
pslt nit ibr batte, mar n'i6t bisl 2(nOez
res aus i6r beraus gu bringsn, uls Der
flagsnoe gusruf: %, msin 8opf, nlsin
8opf." Der umeriflnii1s 9uusur5t
Der 6lmilie Gaitle 6s3eugt tslsJruz
p6iId, oaB Ieit Der gnt6r1toung pon
6rau Gaftts i'm Sabre 1894 ni4t aGes
ridtig nit ibr lit, uno baB er fdon
mr5rnals ernitlid nit ii6 gu 8atbs
ging, c5 er ni9t lire untsrbrinsung in
elmer 9silanitalt fir GaHitbstrdnte
empfe9lsn folle.
Wlan srtpartet, baB 5rau &aItle ii6
Der ipi0srrsfttiden Qneignung Der in
ibren 8offern gsTunosnsn Qrtifel i4ulz
bi1 bstennen tperoa nit Dem 8prbe61lt,
odB liz Da6;i BON fsinsr psr6rs6eriI3sn
&6It4t gslsitet porOen lei. Sbr Sdtte
tpiro nicht inulDid pIdipirsn.