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New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
WHITE PLAINS.

The Robertson Republicans of TN" iid Weslches'e'
Assembly District held convention IN Moran
Hall White Plains yesterday for the purpose ol
nominating q candidate for member or Assembly
Tho district embraces the towns OF Greenourg'
Mamaroneck New-Rochclle. Scarsdae. Rye' fei-
ham White Plains. Harrison and a portion or the
Annexed District OF New-York City. The conven-
ton was called to order by NJ ID. Raymond' oil
Creenburg J. AvOrd Peck, cf Rye, was elected
chairman and rred y. Weeks. Assistant District-
ATTORNEY secretary DT. Huy!er. OF Port ,,hesier'
nominated Joseph =. Ennis OF New. Koe neit ~, ~
yoseph Hasbrovck. president OF the village o. DoppS
Ferry nomina cd Joseph W. M!ddlebrook or sireen. r.
burg MiddlebroOk's Nomination was sec"noeo .!
A. D. RAYMOND. OF Tarrytown. On roll Citll III was
FOUND tha, EnN's had received twcnty-eght votes
and MtdGlCDrCOk tNcnty-ono votes. Mr EnNis Wds
declared duly nominated. and the nomination was
made una .mos, motion OF DR.. Hasbrouck, with
the reservation that the nominee was to ablde Dy
the decision OF the courts touching inc regularity
OF his nomination. - x>,, =.
The Republicans OF the lid Assembly District or
West Chester Will hold their convention tor t,e
nomination Of a candidate for menlber or AssenDiy
at Croton Dam to-day. James w. Husteo IL ~
said Will probably be reDonilnatcd a.,
Owing Ia the fact that none OF the cases on tIe
calendar ready for trial on Monday ahH StstcI
day in the Supreme Court before Justice DyKmaan,
an adjournment was taken yesterday morning
until To-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Contracts FOR NAVAL Gun FORGINGS.

Washington. oct (SpcclaD The bethlehem and
Nidyale Steel companies will secure the contracts for
naval gun foreines after a.. the delay and question
raised regarding the bids Of those concerns 'oth
firms offered to furnish arg, number of steel torg
ings intended for the four FIVE and six inch guns
which were 10 be- built for the ships authorized
and for the auxiliary Navy. The Bethlehem Com
pany bid 2sz cents pound for the four and fvc inch
forgings and Midvale bid 6 cents for the sX-nch
forgings short time previously the Army ordnance
officers secured the same firms bids for steel
gun forgings at "A cents the limit OF unit price i'm
posed by law The naval officials fe.t that their ser
vice should pay more for It's material from the
source than did the war Department; people.
BIDS were opened in the War Department yesterday
for additional forgings. and the present prices COM
pare nearly with the bids on the Navy forg!nss,
despite the statutory prohibition. This evidently
settles the question which had arisen In the minds
of the Navy Department authorities. and the
tracts for the naval gun material Will probably be
placed by Secretary Herbert without delay IL is de-
sired that work these forgngs should be begun az
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
PEEKSKILI,

The funeral OF George S. Hancock was held on
Monday afternoon at the family home. in John st.
Mr.. Hancock was born in New-York City Atty eight
wears ago. but had lived I'm Peekskill the greater
part Of his life. Fifteen years ago he went West.
and since that time has been In Chicago. where he
y3ied last week His body brought TO Peckskili
on Sunday. The Rev. Hugh G. Townley. OF ne
First Baptist Church. conducted the services. MI
Hancock leaves a wife and TWO daughters.
There was convention OF Sound Money Demo
Gratis In Liberty Hall Monday afternoon. The
Assembly convention for the lid Assembly District
OF this county first held John G. Darrow. Q
retired lawyer Of Shrub Oak. was unanimously
nominated. A convention for the nomination OF
School Commissioner was then called TO order
Joseph II Crane, OF Mount Kisco. was unanimously
nominated.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THURSDAY. OCTOBER s.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw-YORK-TUESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1885,
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEw-YoRK-TuEsDAY. OCTOBER o. 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mohawk tI1r). Gates. London September "a
with mdse and 10 cabin passengers To New York shipping
Company. Arrived at the Bar at III 40 m OF 9th.
Steamer Amsterdam tDutch), Stenger. Rotterdam Sep
- and Houogne "a with mdse l6i cabin and lO5
s.rrage passengers TO Netherlands American Navigation
Company. Arrived AT the Bar at ::;J
steamer Falls OF Bracklinn Qir Wilson. .Sourabaya
July ~. kraksom ~ Samaiang August ]. Alden "a Port
water October ). with sugar smith Schipper vessel
Hogan x SONS Arrived at the lar at
Steamer I'econic uir,, Mills. Genoa August 81. Cir
genti september l. Casana I. Messna II. Almera 10
and Gibraltar 3D. with mdse 10 Phelps Bros Arrived
the Bar at 10 OF October B
Jason lT,r). Fraser. Kingston September 23,
AIMS Bay 25, Monteso Bay "a. Milk River ~ King
and 81 AIMS BAY 10. with mdse and passenge
to f. Kerr n Co. Arrived at the Bar at 4:l0
St.n>er CITY Of Columbia Glover Norfolk. with mdse
and passengers to the Old Dominion Ss Co.
Oneida. Chichester, Georgetown, G., October
I and Wilmington. n {. October g. with mdse ana pas
senscrs to William y Clyde & Co.
steamer Richmond. Davis. Richmond. with mdse and
passcngers Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Colorado Risk. Brunswick. Ga. October q
with mise and passengers to 9 ii Mallory Co.
Steamer jamestown Hu.phers. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and to Old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer knickerb>cker. Hasey New-orleans Septen,-
Der 30 with mls" and passengers to T. ) Allen
Steamer carib Prince ,,r Dobson. Santos september o.
Rio Janero ~ and Bahia II. with mdse and cabin pas
sengers to e Seager. Arrived at the Bar a 500
Steamer Vigiancia. Mcintosh Tampico September q
and Havana October with mdsa and 80 passengers %
James Ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 2:+o . m.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
DR. PARKHURST N POLICE COURT.
A VOTING MAN IN WHOM HE HAS BEEN iNIEN
EsTED FOR YEAR AND \ HALF
,ccr-SED or THEFT.

A YOUNG MAN IN WHOM HE HAS BEEN iNrEN
EsTED FOR YEAR AND HALE
ACCUSED or THEFT
The oppcarance OF the Rev. Dr. Charles ". Park
h,,rs, in tho Centre Street Police Court yesterday
morning caused more than ripple OF 'meht III
Tho courtroom, DR. Parkhurst sat on the bench next
10 Magistrate Mott and for an hour watched with
interest the disposition Of the long INES oil pe''!
orendcrs before the object Of his visit became
known That developed when Henry /. Suhah, Il
slght boyish looking fellow who was described IN
IN. charge sheet as a clerk, OF No. 1'3 S'c"nd-aVe
vos arratgned by Detective Dennis Mccarthy of
the Central once. on the charge of having swim
died the Dallas News Company of Fort worth.
Tex out OF $500 June ~ The young man mad
h..r arrestsd Oh "a telegram from the Sheriff al
Fort Worth and when this was produced as evi
derco Magistrate Mott held him In 1900 bail pend
ing the arrival Of extradition papers - J..
Dr Parkhurst when asked how ne happened 10
he Interested I'm the case. said that about year
and y half ago Suman came 10 him ana begged 10
bc assisted He intimated that his past had not
been an exemplary one. and for that reason ne
fourd difficult obtain employ mcnt. IN" man
seemed 10 be In earnest, Dr. Parkhurst said, and
AFTER hearing his story h. interested. himself in Su-
mans behalf and obtained for him situation IL,
had watched him coscly since ana Sunan had
been A faithful. Industrious and honest ernploy".
Il know nothing OF the nature OF the charges
ag1inst this Young man said the Doctor. but for
the pagi wear and half know that he has lived a
perfectly honest life. shall endealor To secure
nep.rs from Texas. II he IL wrongly accused
shall also that he is properly defended at his
trial In Texas"
of his societies Or Parkhurst said. and his in
terest I'm the young man purely personal and
Christian one.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL -.
ALBEMARLF,-Coone J. H. Mapleson. oi Lon
don: Professor j. Howard Biles. OF Glasgow Gen
cral Thomas W. Hyde. Of Maine. ana irolrsso'
G. NJ Lane Of Cambridge. Mass. CbARENDoN
Captain II. X. Evans. L. s. A. ENEREl i-oahiel
Magone OF Ogdensourg. y. Y. FIFTH ANEN' r.
Bishop II. H. Whipple. of Minnesota; eX-"oVerhoI
James y Porter Of Tennessee Judge John Loweli
and William Whiting. OF Massachusetts; Geherai
:. r.. Merwln, OF Connecticut: President II. I. MI
man OF Johns Hopkins University; ex-Governor
Rufus q. Bullock. OF Georgia. and ex-Mayor W. a.
Cour,enay. OF Charleston. s. G. GRAND-Generai
James ". Forsyth L. s A.. and Or J. I. Byrnes.
L. 8 " GI.SEY-tieneral Austin i.athrop OF
Corning y. V. GRAND UNION-Lieutcnant Rob
ert f.. Pcary L. s. y HOFFMAN-Daniel O.
Grifln. OF Wa,ertown y. Y. and ;. |. kinbali.
Superintendent OF the Life Saving Service. Hol.-
LAND-Ex Governor Thomas a. Osborn. OF Kan
sas: Count Reichenbach. London. and Eugene
Tompkins Of Boston. MURRAY fiiLf-Professor
William Mnccwen OF Glasgow. WALDORF-Judge
I.ynde Harrison OF New-IIaven; J. Nicholas
Brown. OF Newport. and George w. Fishback Sec
retary OF the United States Legation In the Argen-
,ine Republic WINDSOR-Gcneral Rufus II.
King. Of Albany. and John u. sherman. OF chicago.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
PASSED OYER THE MAYORS VETO.
A RESOLUTION INDORSED by THE ALDERMEN
PERMITTING NEWS BOOTHS UNDER ElE-
WAITED sTAIRwAYS- PROVISIONS


FOR BiCYCiISrS
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday passed over the
Mayors veto the ordinance permitting the erection
OF newsstands under the stairways OF the cleVa'ed
roads The vote re-enacting the resolutions in spite
OF the Mayors objections was % to g. president
Jerooman and Aldermen Goodman and Hall made
speeches against the measure and cast the three
negative votes Aldermen OlcOt and Oakley the
Republican and Tammany leaders, spoke IN raVor
OF overriding the Mayors objections. as did
also Aldermen Brown. Marshall. Kenefck, Rob
inson and several others. The ordinance vests
in the Aldermen the power OF designating
the places for The booths and their allotment
The license fee is $40 per year 1t will not he lawfu
10 issue mor- thar one license to any one dealer
The Board yesterday passed the resolution differed
by Mr. Olcott requiring trucks and heavy-!aden
vehicles 10 pass In single file up and down the Bouie-
ward between Fifty-ninth and One-hundred-and-
tenth SITS. keeping always to tho extreme rish
while bicyclists and pleasure rigs 10 keep to the
inner side of the roadway Alderman Goodimah
offered resolution advocating the placing OF line
of posts in the middle Of both roadways as dvdIns
line barring the bcyclists from the iruckmen Inc
resolution referred 10 the Streets COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
MISS COGHLAN'S LEGAL TROUBLES.
ACHIEVEMENTS IN CASE OF ALLEGED CON
TEMPT OF COURT AND IN SUPPLE
MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

TEMPT OF COURT AND IN SUPPLE
MENTAEY PROCEEDINGS.
Rose Coghlan, the actress. wife OF John l. Suih-
van did not appear yesterday before Judge Fitz-
simons in City Court Chambers to show cause why
she should not be adjudged guilty of contempt or
court for falling TO obey an order to submit 10 ex-
animation in supplementary proceedings. She was
represented however by ]. II. Kramer OF the law
firm OF Horwitz & Hcrshfcld Upon the consent Of
G. NJ Lcvintritt counsel for W. r. Gottlieb. who
has a Judgment against the actress for SlIoS9 the
motion to punish Miss Coghlan was adjourned until
Friday morning
Mr. Levintritt said that the Judgment obtained by
Gottlieb was on a note for money he lent her last
spring when she was producing Madam at Pal
mer's Theatre
Mr. Kramer denied that Miss Coghlan had ever
been served with any of the orders In the case He
said that she had not received the value or the note
and IL was without any consideration.
The examina tion in supplementary proceedings or
Miss Coghlan In the case in which Henry +. Boyn-
ton obtained a Judgment against her for $40 was
set down for yesterday AT the ONCE OF Carter.
Hughes a. Co. No. 96 Broadway. but II was adj
iourr ~ rrtil y o'clock next Friday 1t Is said that
effort ia being made to settle the matter out Of
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

An entertainment followed by sociabe will be
held in the parlors Of the Asbury Methodist Epis-
conal Church tomorrow evening. The programme
includes recitations. vocal and instrumental music
reading. etc.
The Tarrytown Board Of Trustees has appointed
u-us,ees Buckhout and Field TO confer with the
sewer Commissioners of North Tarrytown regard
ing The sewer outlet connections.
fhe annual inspection of the Fire Department
will be held Thursday, October 2 At O'Clock
and Engineers will visit the several fire-houses and
inspect the houses and apparatus. At O'Clock In
she evening the boards will review the parade OF
The Department.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
TWO PARTNERS WITH THE SANE NAME.

B l.. Price & Co.. manufacturers Of boys and
children's clothing. at Nos. "a to e6 Bleecker-st.
failed yesterday. and Justice MncLean of the Su-
preme court appointed william r. Rose receiver
the firm on the application OF Herman Joseph
In a suit brought by one partner against the
other for a dissolution Of the nrm Both partners
bear the same name, Barnett l.. Price. IL has
always been question in the trade which was
which. and they were generally known No.
and No. 2. They are cousins. Mr. Joseph. when
asked for which one he brought the suit. said
''the one with the lesser hair" He added that
the failure was due to recent dissensions between
the partners the depfe financial situation In
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
BALLINGTON BOOTH PLEADS FOR HIN.

Commander Ballington Booth OF the American
Volunteers, with his secretary. appeared before
Judge Fitzgerald In Part III. General Sessions.
yesterday, to urge clcmency In behalf Of William
Banbridgc. over seventy years old. who pleaded
guilty 10 forgery few weeks ago. The old man
was staying At a Bowery lodging house. and Nc
cured s. from S. f.. Livingston OF No. IA East
Eighty -eg h th-st, By means of forged check.
Commander Booth said he knew Bainbrtdge when
ne was a reputable business man In Sixth-ave.
He told the Judge that Il sentence suspended
no would secure employment for the old man and
see that he properly cared for.
Judge Fitzgerald remaEded the prisoner until
next Tuesday, 20 investigate his history further
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
BAPTISTS ~ CONFERENCE.

The annual conference OF the Southern NewYork
Baptist Association opened in the North Baptist
Church in WAs,s Eleventh-st yesterday afternoon.
The afternoon session devoted to q consideration
OF the work of the Womens Baptist Foreign Mission
sry Society Mrs Colgate Of Yonkers then presiding.
and 10 the routine business OF the association Re-
ports were presented showing the association to be In
= aourishng condition, and the following ofncers were
elected: President the Rev. w. II. p Faunce; vice.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
MAMARONECK.

A decision is expected to-day from the Court OF
Hppeals in Albany on the question OF the legality
! Of the incorporation of Mamaroneck and Rye Neck
and of the election of the officers, which TOOK
niace on November H. 1886. The lower courts have
Sacided that the procedure was legal. II the de-
cision of the Court of Appeals is in harmony with
tha others the village officers will proceed to or
ganize and adopt regulations for the government
OF the village ., ,..
Mckinley and Hobart banner yesterday afternoon.
with appropriate ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
DrTTON'S BAIL FORFEITED.
.,,,, ,,erp,c-r ATroRNEY's REPRESENTATIVE
ru,vKs he HAS DISAPPEARED.

rh. a. ooo bail Of stephen A. Dutton was y'St''
s,. declared forfeited by Judge McManoh III I"''
General Sessions and 1t was reported "oo"'
tho court that Dutton had disappeared wa.
rant Will probably he issued Tor MS arreS'' ." %
,o,.s case was placed on the calendar Tor action
-. ,, Whom called Dutton did not respond a
LAWYER said ne was requested by Dntton's couhsei
10 state that Dutton. who was released OH p"',
last Saturday. had gone TO Danbury conn anu
that a telegram was sent 10 him Monday bu' 'h"'
no response had yet been r"c"ived Inc INV.
.o,d button might appear yesterday and asked
ha the bail be forfeited Assistant District
tnrnpy o Hare said he had Information that .ea
In, "a ask thai the bail forfeited. This was done
Dutton was Indicted Il month ago on COMPANY ho
of Miss Iilys Godfrey. Of Washington. II: e.. VINO
oicrcd thai hc had swindlcd her out OF large
sum Of money In n real estate transarion' IN m
amount was said he about s2',"" NeIll" !. JACK
sou Of No e07 Eighth-ave. gave bail Tor button
Duttor had an office at No. q Broadway, ana lived
IN West Seventy nrst-si
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
SING SING.

School Commissioner Harrington NJ Thompson
will vis!; this village October l3 for the purpose
of redst tricng the wo lower school districts OF this
town. whose inequalities Of assessed valuations and
tax rates have already been referred 10 in The
Tribune Both districts pay about s3O each a
year for the support OF their respective schools and
The tax rate In one district is 81 cents while II IS
over 81 In tie other
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
NEW-ROCHETI.E.

The wedding Of Elizabeth Lillian Downing
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Downing. and
Martin c. Kerwin will take place this evening at
clock in St Gabrels Church. the Rev. John A.
Kellner officiating. The attending couple VIII ne ne
Thomas Kerwn brother of the bridegroom re-
ception will follow at the home of the bride 3
parents No. lS Huguenot-st. - -.
lecture The History ard ItsTa,nrSS anurS o, o,
the Gymnasium on Thursday. October IL. under
the auspices Of the New-Rochelle Association.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
RYE.

FYdata Itze reported yesterday that he had been
robbed Of S2on He had collected the money a
,oortpape ard placed II In his coat pocket. When
he went home he threw the coat on bed His
brotherin-law. Donate Verriilo. Is missing, ana II
IS alleged tia: hs took the money.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
DOBBS FERRY

Services viii be held In the Zion Protestant Epis-
copal Church this evening at 7:4J O'Clock. To-mor-
row evening the Girls Friendly Society will meet
At the parish house
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

president the Rev D. A. MacMurray. Of the Morn
ingside Baptist Church secretary, T. Franklin smith
and treasurer. s. p White.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Underwear.
FALL & WINTER WEIGHT

VuI0Ob -
FALL & WINTER WEIGHT
Women's English Medium Weight
MerinO Vests, High Neck, Long
sleeves. Drawers to match,
$1.OO each.
WOmen's Swiss Ribbed Wool
Vests. High Neck, Long Sleeves,
Drawers to match,
$1.OO each.
Children's English M 9 d um
Weight MerinO Vests, Pantalets
and Boys Drawers, all sizes,
65 cents each.
Large assortment of English,
swiss and Domestic Underwear,
i'm Plain and Ribbed, All Silk, SILK
and Wool. Mixed Wool, MerlnO
and Balbriggan.
James McCreery 4 Co.,
Twenty.third Street.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 3:s3 Moon rises 539 Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Saniv Hook % Gov. Island 40, He'll Gate 9.+2
T. PM-Sandv Hook Jj Gov. Island S:l2 Hell Gate 10 o5
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
FREE COINAGE,
WHAT IT MEANS,
and other issues Of the campaign.
TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

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ing heavy losses by bad debts. and poor coiiec
tions Mr. Joseph placed the liabilities nj slZo
Ga nomina! assets at $500, and actual assets ~
f2j0ni
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
FRIDAY. OCTOBER q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY 7.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close Vessel sails.
T-utonic, Liverpool White Star....... . .o0 m 1900
Noordand. Antwerp. American 900 m l2:Oo m
Antil Nassau, Bahamas. .........., 100 m 300 y m
{, Of Washington Havana, y & Cuba 90 IN 800
Paris Southampton. American 200 III 1000 IN
THURSDAY. OCTOBER :.
A Victoria Hamburg. Hamb-Amer.. 400 m 700 m
Iaandam Amsterdam. Royal MALL. 500 NJ 1000 m
Niagara, Narsau, Ward LOO m 300 m
Orinoco bermuda. Quet~c. loo m 800 m
FRIDAY, OCTOBER o.
Colorado Brunswick. Mallory. .....
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Aanoun '-ments.
COLLARS.
kELFTA.

RS F.. & w. COLLARS.
NADAWASKA. ONEONTA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
Eastern Justice.

For kissing his wife in the kitchen
at the rear of their little restaurant at
Hoboken, New Jersey, Louis Wein-
igor was indicted by Hoboken grand
jury and was locked up in the Hud-
son county jail for seventy-fve days.
Then he was tired and acquitted in
the court OF general sessions. His
wife was also arrested and was kept
In jail for twenty-six days.
Some one told the police that Wein-
iger was keeping disorderly house.
Detective Louis Weinthal looked
through window and saw a man
kissing woman. He only found out
that the man was Weiniger and the
woman Mrs. Weiniger when the gen.
eral sessions laughed the case out Of
court.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-05-08
Democratic Conventions.

NASHVILLE, (Tenn.), May THE
Democratic State Convention to nom
mate a candidate for Governor and
select delegates to the National Con-
vention met to-day, with Congress
man Mcmillan as temporary chair
man.
Mcmillan said the time had come
for the free, unlimited and, if neces-
sary, independent coinage of silver at
the ratio of 16of1.
TRENTON. IN. j., May THE Dem
ocratic State Convention met TODAY
and adopted a platform. declaring:
We are in favor of the firm, unvary-
ing maintenance of the present gold
standard. WO are opposed to the
free coinage Of silver at any ratio and
to the compulsory purchase of silver
bullion by the government.