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New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
PELHAM.

A new avenue. running from the railroad station
sorther.y to Pelham Manor. a distance OF about
one-ouarter of a mile is being fitted with sewers
and macadamzed. and will be known as Corles-
ave. Smith Bros. Of North Pelham. have charge
of the work.
b. f. Corlies is erecting fine frame house In
Nyack-ave. valued at about $780, 1t Is expected
70 be completed about August 10
Congressman Ben. L. Fairchid has returned
home from Washington and will spend the summer
az Grey Crest. Pelham Heights. The Congressman
is already actively engaged In the campaign Tor NC
Kinley and Hobart. and expects TO continue IN the
thickest OF the fray until the ticket is elected
canvass Is being made through North Pelham.
and a large majority are in favor OF Incorporating
as village II incorporated. It Is tho intention to
issue bonds for Improvements. and this has prob.
ably given rise to the rumor that the village OF
Pelham had issued bonds
The members Of the Pelham Manor Club spent
a pleasant evening At the clubhouse last Saturday
evening where dancing and fireworks were enjoyed.
The entertainment was under the direction OF Mrs:
r. C. Black and several OF the women mempers OF
the club who competed the arrangements In
satisfactory manner.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
MAMARONECK.

Bogy's Grove IN Man aroneck-ave.. will be opened
Tomorrow with a large picnic. under the man.
ogement OF the Star Baseball Club. OF this village
Music will be furnished by an orchestra and
dancing will begin a. p. m
The funeral Of Patrick Smith, e!ghty-four years
old. one of the pioneer residents Of Mamaroneck'
was held Yesterday afternoon at the Holy Trinity
Church His children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren and other relatives are so numerous
that they nearly filled the church.
The young women Of Holy Trinity Church VIII
give festival and tea party for the aid OF the
church this evening II is intended to award
bicycle to the young woman who receives the larg-
est number OF votes.
The opera house has closed for the season and
will probably be converted into hotel or into
flats The Board Of Trustees and Charles h.
Smeal manager. will make final decision in a
few DAYS The opera house Is the largest pubhc
hall in the town, but II has not proved financial
success.
The average regular attendance Of the Sunday
school of St. Thomas'G Episcopal Church for the
last six months is estimated by Secretary Charles
Whpple to have been lM
An exhibition Of water colors and floral designs
was given on Monday and Tuesday evenings by
Miss Mary Catherine Wright, at the summer
School Of Art. Grand Park
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and uniforms. and because there are already three
church military organizations In the city.
Mrs George II. Primrcses pet bear cub. knutts-
ford is now a guest In the Central Park Zoo The
bear is three months old. He Is fond OF standing
on his head. dancing. climbing trees and dong
other pranks TO amuse the children. He was
captured ten miles from Salt Lake city by George
w Holmes proprietor Of the Hotel Kputtsford. VINO
presented him 10 Mrs Primrose. He Will be a
guest at the Zoo for the summer. and next wln'eI
he will 20 on the road with the Primrose west
Minstrel Company.
The friends Of Oscar Abel and Henry Haae
planned a pleasant surprise for them at their nome
No 2Co North High-s. Monday evening Ine
evening was spent in dancing and games, with re-
Haag Anna Uaag George Dresse. Jacob Scheur-
mann Mrs Dressed. Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman. Mrs
bergman Mrs Scheurmann and Mrs. lumber
Mount Vernon people seem to take strong fancy
TO Oakland Beach summer resort Among
those who are staying there A. n. jerks and
Redwav Clarence Crombe also contempt Ites the
nrer,ion of n cottage there Mayor Fiske has rent.
ed his summer house at Ocean Grove. and VIII
snend the season In Mount Vernon.
The women OF the Bureau Of Charities VIII give
homemade cake sale on Saturday morning at Mrs
Jenn,ngs's store No 66 South Fourth-ave. the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to charitable purposes
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ator and the accommodation OF patrons un1eL ,t sm
last head may be included new eouno-pI"oi '
In the ONCE for public use.
Bayard Coutant sailed yesterday on ooaru :"
freight schooner bound for California oy 'ne way
Of Cape Horn. Mr. Coutant Is to MI ane hs gone
master Of lading. and WILL IL Is uhue's'oo' "
on his first trip for about year.
Mrs + & Millard and her family will spend inc
summer In Tarrytcwn, instead Of going 10 Asou''
PARK as has been thedr custom for some years
Lieutenant Miller class Of se. at West fo'h'' - ~
town. visiting his cousin Frank Coles. oeio,e .a""s
his appointment, which has not as yet oee" as
signed to him.
x,... " u lambert has been engaged to fill the
chair ~ .locution and higher English for the com
ing wear in the Home Institute. in TaTytowm Mos
lambert is a popular teacher. and VIII DC "e''o'0
addition to the faculty Of this scnooi
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
NEW-YORK CITY.


The floating hospital Of 81. johns Guild Will
make it's first trip OF the to-day. leaving
North River piers as follows: F.fty-second-st''
a. m: Thirty-fourth- st. $50. and Tenth-st a. m
The seaside hospital Of st. Johns Guild also opens
to-day The floating hospital Will return from the
seaside hospital about go p. m On Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays the floating hospitai
Ieaves the North River piers mentioned. and on
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays the East River
p.ers at Thirty -eshthst, Thrd-st ana Marke'-s''
Members Of the Old Guard will meet in the
armory In Fourteentf-st. this evening, TO extend
greetings Of comradeshp to the LOUISIANA Kihes'
from New Orleans. who are to make Vlsl' 10 'he
metropolis.
An h.stor,caI exhibition OF photographic art and a
reception in honor OF the anniversary OF the prth
OF Aloi5 senefeder. the discoverer OF hthograpny'
,yu he given on saturday evening at No. i st.
Marks Place.
The Rev. Or. Alfred H. Moment. OF Brooklyn,
who has recently returned from a visit to Con-
stantinople and the orient will lecture upon The
Armenian Question at LenoX presbyterian
Church No 3Os West One-hundred-a -and-tNrty-
ninth-st this evening at o'clock DR.. Moment
is an unusually fine speaker Admission Is free'
An offering will be made to the Armenian Relic.
Association.
Daniel FauI of No 2O2 East One-hundred-and-
th,rd-st fell from the window Of upper story
Of that house to the basement yesterday. and was
kille,,.
The entire control Of the advertising agency con-
Quoted under the name Of Remington Brothers, at
Pittsburg and New-York. passed into the hands OK
r r. Remington on June 49, by the purchase by
him of his brothers interest in the concern. u. r.
Remington has always been the active head o, the
business and Is widely known. The New-fork
office Is In the Mutual Reserve Building. Broadway
and Duane-st
Commander Balngton Booth and Mrs. Booth.
assisted by Colonel Pattie Watkins. Will hold
meeting in Cooper Union tomorrow evening at
o'clock brass band will furnish music This
meeting Is for the formation Of the Bowery Post
the mustering-in OF recruits and the presentation
Of the National flag and the Volunteer standard.
W. r. Johnston. Of No ABS Fifth-ave.. sails to-
Jav on the Germanic He will remain abroad
several months and will visit England France and
Italy.
The ex-Presldent OF the Board OF Aldermen. Rob
ert r Mooney has presented to the Board a large
crayon portrait OF himself to be hung in the Alder
mems chamber in the City Hall.
Owing to the absence OF the Tammany members
OF the Board OF Aldermen, who are at the Chicago
Convention the Board meeting that was called FOL
. O'Clock Yesterday afternoon had to so over until
next Tuesday, only nine members being present.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
KATONAH.

oliver Todd Smith, OF the Eddy Electrical En-
gineerng Works In Windsor. Conn.,. who has been
spending several days visiting his parents Mr ana
Mrs. Willis r. Smith. returned to WINDSOR yes'er'
day
DR. Charles Z. Birch Of White Plains, who Is a
freuuent visitor in Katonah and Is well known here
has purchased the property in Broadway In "hite
Plains that adjoins the Methodist parsonage ana ne
intends TO erect handsome home there III ihe
near future.
1,bs Niznah Circle of Kings Daughters had its
repular monthly meeting last Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Knapp Committees were ap.
pointed to place flowers in the church throughout
this month.
small party Of friends were entertainer as'
evening bv Mr. and Mrs Robert Dwight Knapp in
honor Of their guests. Miss Franc Sherwood. OF
Newark Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Brady OF Stamford. Conn.,
and James Hoyt Of New-York. were the guests OF
the Misses Hoyt on Sunday.
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william Fisher Lewis the rector performed the
ceremony.
LARCHMONT. l.

George w. Ide. president Of the Home Life lnsur-
ance Company has selected designs for a new s2ScO
house. which he will have erected In Ocean-ave'
this summer.
Among the recent arrivals for the summer are
Henry Y Brolsaw, OF New-York; Mrs. George II.
CASTOR and her family. in the Kane cottage: Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Hostetter Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Hall Mr; ana MIS-
Daniels and family Mr.. and Mrs K. ID. Apple
ton and Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Edison.
Elaborate arrangements are being made for
fair to be held In aid Of ST. Johns Church al the
Iarchmont Casino July g. 10 and II. The COM
m,ttee in charge is Mrs W. f. Buard. Mrs. f. p.
Cronkhite. Mrs L. S. Knevas. Mrs F. NJ. Scott.
Mrs Joseph BIRD Mrs George las Mss MIs ontIoss G
The next entertainment In the Casino VIII be that
OF the Larchmont Field Club the latter part OF the
month Arrangements are being conducted py
George s. Sanger and Harry A. Jackson jr.
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PEEKSKILL.

Mrs Leverett F. Crumb. wife OF County Clerk
Crumb. left for Saratoga yesterday for the summer
Sbe will be toined later by her husband at that
place.
Charlton II. Lancaster. the two months old chiid
of Charles H. and Geneva Lancaster died yesterday.
BENJAMIN Bradley the infant son OF George A. and
Jennie Bradley, died on Monday htt'e over year
old
The defeat of the Yale crew was much deplored
here There are a large number OF Yale graduates
IN Peekskill and, besides that. every ones sym
pathy was with the American GREY"
Frederick l.. Clark. the son OF Alexander ana
Louise Clark died yesterday morning lie was three
years old
WILLIAM 7 Keefe. on Sunday morning. at st. Peter s
pro.estant Episcopal Church. married Sarah Ann
TAYLOR. the daughter Of e. c. Taylor Inc rev.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ArpEuARIE-Comm,ssi ,ssioner John Schouer. L.
s n ASTOR-Ma -Major-Ceneral o. o. Howard l. >.
A. FIFTH AvENUE-Cieneral Felix AgnrS Oh
baltimore HOLLAND--Slr Henry Blake. Governor
OF jamaica: Lori George Fitzgerald OF Ene.an
md Wrs I Donald Cameron, OF Pennsylvania.
MARL.BOROCGH-Bi Hugh Miller thompson
OF Mississippi. METROPOIE-Ex-Senator Edmunu
O'Connor, Of Binghamton. MURRAY H!LL-
Timothy Dwight president OF Ya.e University; Judge
George F. Danforth, OF Rochester; the Hon W. r.
North Of London; Judge j. G. Woerner OF 81 LOUIS;
John W. Midgey of Chicago. and Mason hey. OF
Egypt. NHTHERLAND-George g. whitney, oi
New-OrIeans PARK AVENUE-I.eutenant ". p.
Potter of the United States Naval Academy. " AL
-Major-General Blundell Of the British
Army and Captain McE.hinny. OF India
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TUrRSDAY. JULY :
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. JULY T. iSs''
ARRIVED

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ARRIVED.
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enasqn Bros M rssd & aesy g. 5ss nis Bristol jan:
swans"a ~ with md-e to James Arke x 90 ~'''"
at steamer 'ss a' A.:wsD Jun; To ss q n s.
in 'p nsiast st' . whitnvy CO.. is anchored q 'A"
hSs Steamer ror Ai~shany Low ssysn!lis Jpnt gv ws
mdse ear ana Il psss-nser to PIN f'r~o'd Ne''''
rived at er the ytSeruea sT ns Hopkins csbec June
50 to Bouton Bliss pae Arrived at D''
ca,S nd prn1s sSs s' & pSSsSo %isS md:s
eager se 4! Ss . Bar nss a5 e." sa1. ar day.
s s.a%s4 s asoiS sps s We"
aauar Mi,n %a'f TaIIshassse Savannah July "'
mss ard 70 asers Newport News and S
folk with mdse and passengers ~ ~ ~
s'sa%sSP ssnS aSok cox J. July T. $50 m-wind north MOS
crate breeze; cloudy
..,o-r,ond ,Belg Mills Antwerp-in'ernA'
onal AavisaSm aaSman no winter Nickerson Bcs,onH
Steamer Manhattan HTsss r9;sna bsra @ubam Dumo
Co ,,,,ss Marie ,Ger, Reiners. Flushing. HolianA
FOR ordcIs,Ggss ,n,c ,Bp. McKnsy. Lverpoo-H MA
Land Ke.sey o Bangor ,BD DavIe, Philadeiphia-Her's
Fei,mam comanche Pennington. Charleston and '''
sonvlemw wra,,,hsSsee Askns savannah-ocesn s'sA~
ship Co., california Ger. Lunsschloss. Newport Ne"'-
Hamburs nnor townsend Philadelphia-wiisn
SSas yolh,own Dole. Norfolk and Newport Ns"
OLD Dom.nioH sSyopk. watkins Southampton
| tional Navigation Co.
c,..,.-. Aurana OBJ, for Liverpool Yorktown ~
IL md Newport News: Comanche. Charleston anu srs
sonse ~ Ionaon PORT Natal etc: Adria tNor Gesfs
| James Beand. Dover, England Lam '"s''' '''
| Southampton ..,-,,s
| FOREIGN PORTS.
s,somer ps,ria Ger, Bauer. from New York June
f,r Uamburg passed the Isle " Wight July o.. y.v.
& steamer r,s sS"nSa 5Ss rssl Ssr July Mfs'7 '''
Steamer Velleda ,B,. Hoeken, from New fork Jun
sasS ssSTs ir5m & vncen, TO Tor Cap. June H. s
s.eaMer reyio,dslr sSr ,,a'. aps T"wn Jun. 20
| Steamer s,rathisa tlsr,. Marshall nom o.. Vneen6
June II. FOR Cape Town. etc. arrived ~ ~
'VSr Steamer Beacon Light ,Br Anderson from Ne"'"'
'uss Steamer nm August KSr Ger Buhnsr from Nsw'i's
| June 23. arrived at cuxhaven July .,v,-k Juns IL
steamer Cuac III Lancaster from New-fork Jun"
Steamer Majestic ,i,rc smith from New-rork ''s 49,
erpooI arrived at Queenstown Aly j. .vork arrived =
s,ss Steamer n,cor oh,S n,x pess' fro" S'~''''"
Steamer Amsterdam Dutch, s'snEsr; sn,x FRO" -.
| Steamer Hevellus ,lielx). stspledon. from ~"
June 20 arrived at pernamSgsSs July from New-Yok ~
Bremen passed the Lizard July =. from, New York ~
| steamer Chicago city .Br,: sendei'' '''" -
h:S p.'ssa sSres .0"Ss s Wssrod Ns~H'
! sousSsmp,on % and bremen. passed sci'ly July
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MOUNT VERNON.

Mayor Fiske has received the following formal
challenge from the Yonkers Board Of Aldermen
To the Hon. Edwin w. Fiske. Mayor: The Com
mon Council Of Yonkers are desirous OF another
game OF ball with the Common Council or your city
we Rad such an enjoyable time last year over In
Mount Vernon that We would like a game this year
when our committee may meet representatives OF
your Board and make srranEements? KsgrPsStfuiy
Chairman Athletic Committee.
The letter Of Alderman Houston was read last
night at the Common Council meeting OF the Mount
Vernon Aldermen. The Mayor in specializing on
the umpire said: 81 don't know who he Will be- but
/ suppose some prominent person who Will draw a
crowd. What position will play? Wei. don,
stout but now I'll have begin training" The
Mayor will, of course. be captain OF the team. and
will probably eaten.
The Board OF Education met or Monday night Tor
the settlement OF the plans for the High School
building and 10 transact other business. The plans
as recommended by the committee were adopted
with n few changes The contract for supplying
coal was given to Van Horson & Berthe. their bid
being the lowest. A communication from the hrm
10 whom the new bonds were awarded was read.
stating why 1t had rot forwarded the money FOR
them. They said their lawyers had suffered from
a fire In their Office. and had not had time TO look
over the legality Of the papers forwarded. on
motion an extension Of time until July Is was made.
A letter from Farnsworth Post. @. A. r. was read
thanking the Board for the part the school chill
dren took In the Memorial Day exercises In the
armory petition favorinE The removal nc-re OF ane
moniously laid on the table; The resignation Of
Miss Emery as TEACHER OF drawing was Tsad and
Hallan as musical director for three days week
FOR a salary sf sl5O year instead Of at $50 for
OF rs 10 % secretary Williams. received a vacation
q one month nsws OF s S bs1sy Seys had
lost Interest Il because they did not have guns
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Naval Veterans Convention, Webster Hail.
q. m.
Police Commissioner Parkers case, before Mayor
Strong.
Coney Island Jockey Club races Sheepsread Bay
2:S0 y. m
Examination OF Newtown rioters. before Justice
Schumacher.
Polo tournament Ccdarhurst D. r
Socialists Convention. Grand Centra! palace.
Aqueduct Commissioners meeting p m
Reception for Louisiana Rifles. Old Guard Ar
mory, p. m.
Ivy Club meeting, No. IFS East Seventy-hrst-st.'
n
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TARRYTOWN.

+. One question which one In town now seems able
70 answer H. What all the talk about our troll
ley amounted to7" About two months ago 1t was
reported that franchise had been granted TO the
White Plains and Emsford Company but since that
time no ono has heard anything about the trolley.
The westchsster County Telephone Company has
been making great improvements in It's office here
The once 10 atted with rev board, which has
IN absolutely lightning proof attachment. and an
- aatest oeytceO f0g the convenience OF tne ope'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
yONKERS.

oso,-Sp BROKEN FOR THE NEW BUILDING OF
THE HOLLYWOOD INN.
tn. rain. which fell at intervals all day yes'eruas
.a,d off long enough in the afternoon to allow
rround m to be broken for the new HOLLYWOOD Inn
.,h,ch William f. Cochran will erect at the sou'a
~.ss+ cor,er Of Hudson-st and South Broaa"as. n,
k.Is o'clock Mr. Cochran, with new spaoe' -"
o''' .aa,,,s ~ earth in the presence Of James
VI rp -~.ar rressient of the Board OF Trustees
E.r,,d pr,wn Samuel l.. Cooper Walter H. faa'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08
DORRS FERRY.

Mrs. D. Lefurgy and her two sons are spending
few weeks in Carmel N. Y.
The Mckinley and Hobart Marching Club will be
drilled by r. n. Mackin and George Roam.
Segal the high-jumping horse from Forepaugh's
Circus can be seen In the streets almost daily.
This horse is the property of Mrs Adam Forepaugh.
IT, who is staying at the Westminster Hote FOR
the summer. The animal has q record for hign
jumping that has never Ii Is said. been beaten
New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

The laying of asphalt "black belts "
for bicycle riding is but another proof
that the bicycle has come to stay.
1fyou want to learn to ride, first buy
wheel, then comfortable toggery
The toggery is here, ready-to-wear,
and comfortable.
Medium weight suits for the year
round; thin suits for the hottest days
wool crash, linen crash and brown
linen.
Everything else the bicycle man or
boy wears.
ROGERS PEET & CO..
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nr.yU or MISS ESTELLE DORNEY.

Miss Estene Dorney. the daughter OF Richard
Dorney business manager for Augus,in Daily. died In
9, yincent's Hospital. yesterday morning. from
brain fever Miss Dorney was In her twenty-hfth
year She was born IN Lynchburg Va. and was
Graduated from the Holy Angels Academy. Buffalo
Miss Dorney visited England. France and Germany
with her father on Mr.. Days foreign toms She
was 10 GO on the stage next season as a member OF
Mr. Daiys company The funeral will take place
On Friday morning at 1880 oc'ock, at the Church
Of the Holy Innocents. In Thrty-seventh-
Broadway
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COLLARS,
ONEONTA,
COLLARS.
KEL.ETA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:a7 Sunset 80 Moon 2os Moons age =
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 8 21 Gov Island 5:4si Hell Gate ;ol
p.M-sandy Hook o:A2l0ov, Island 6:i0t Hell Gate sos
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FOR THE EXHIBITION AT STOCKHOLM.

A. F. JOHNSON To co TO SWEDEN TO MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF
TRAVELLERS NEXT YEAR
A +. Johnson the local agent of the Thingvalla
Line of steamships. sails for Copenhagen and Stock
holm this morning the New-York at the request
of the Swedish Government. Mr.. johnson will have
charge Of me arrangements for transporting people
from America to the Northern and International
Expostion which Is 10 be held at Stockholm from
May to October. 1897. Germany. Iceland Denmark.
Russsia sweden Norway and other countries are
to he represented al the exhibition.
Mr Jnhn,cn will end Aavor to have the agents OF
ali the nri ,cIpal transatlantic lines enter into an
agreement whereby special rates will be made for or
,dt,t the exposition Many OF the Swedish sing ne
societes have already dec:ded to take The trip. and
il is possible that they Will charter special steam
shin FORT he purpose.
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has already resigned. Mr.. Elwell said II was 100
soon to tell whether another club would be organ
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Factory. West 10Th street.

r,ro Mali. close Vessel ealA
Vow Yort Southanrton American. I;oo m i0;S .
eermanc Liverpool White star. c SU IN 80 ~
Wss,rrrisrd Antwerp Red star. ..... 1000 m is.N
Albert IJ,Imos Linon Matina. loU M % "a n
or,zaha Havana. y & Cuba, lWP" !" own
THURSDAY. JULY :?
Normauua Hamburg. Hsmb Amer. d" m io.o
: az california, GLASGOW Allan STATE. -
FRIDAY JULY 10.
Seminole Charleston. Clyde 100 =, 20 n, -
Fnanoe colon Columbian IS CO.. ION" " i-'' "
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Prince ana Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
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Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

f. & W.
MADAWASkA A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-28

in Greece. During the RusSo-Turkish
war he discovered that only one port
in Russia was still open and he point
ed out to Secretary Evarts the adj
vantages that would accrue to the
commerce of the United States were a
grain feet dispatched from New York
to that port. The event justified his
judgment, since the exports of cereals
from the United States showed an in
crease within year of s7S,000,00o.
While minister to Greece, he received
the thanks of his government for his
effectuai protection of American per-
sons and interests in the dangerous
crisis in 1881. Soon afterwards con-
gress, from motives of economy, re-
fused the appropriation for the legation
at Athens, and General Read. believing
that the time was too critical TO with
draw the mission, carried 1T on at his
own individual expense until his res
ignation. Sept. %, 1889.
In 1881, when, owing in part to his
efforts after his resignation. the terri
tory that had been adjudged to Greece
had been finally transferred, King
George created knight of the Grand
Cross of the Order of the Redeemer,
the highest dignity in the gift of the
Greek government General Read was
president of the social science con-
gress at Albany, n. Y, in 1869. and
president of one at Plymouth,
England in 1872 He was the author
of an Historical Inquiry Concerning
Henry Hudson which first threw
light upon his origin, and the source
of the ideas that guided that naviga-
tor, and contributions to current lit
erature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-28
Hampered with a Husband.

London MorninE: 1t would be Hog
ical and unreasonable TO find fault
with bicycling as q pastime for women
because g. member of the Ladies Cv-
clist association made an acrimonious
remark TO the above effect at the an
nual meeting on Thursday. "Hampered
with husbands or brothers" said this
inhuman speaker. 1t was during a dis
cussion on the relative advantages OF
skirts and knickerbockers. 1t seems
that those who wear the former find
themselves considerably handicapped in
the weekly runs, and in order to rem
edy this a resolution was proposed to
form q skirted section to have mid
week runs with a separate captain,
place and time of meeting. The lady
who seconded this resolution explained
that many members would not ride
with those who wore rational dress.
Then came the ladz (unmarried) who
gave utterance to the dreadful phrase,
.'hampered with husbands and broth
ers" These tyrannouS relatives object
to rational costume almost to man.
1t was even asserted that a lady who
was present would have her beloved
bicycle taken away from her if she
ever ventured to ride without skirt.
Cries OF sShamer' followed this an
nouncement. so that the chamber
theory seems to have gone straight
home to the heart of the assembly