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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
NETWORK CITY.

The forty-one Cinnamon who were surprised by
Detectives Coyle and Sherman. OF the Elizabeth
It station. while gambling on the third Moor OF
No 10 hottest on Sunday night. were arraigned
I'm the Centre Street Court yesterday morning and
fined s. each on charge OF disorderly conduct
The men were first charged with gambling, but
the MAGISTRATE deemed the evidence on that charge
insufficient
Jennie Provincher. who gave herself up TO PARK
Policeman ORourke in Riverside Park. at Ninety
cighth-st Sunday. saying that she was homeless
and starving was taken before Magistrate Smms
at the Harlem Court. yesterday morning and com
mitted to the custody of the Commissioners OF
Charities with instructions that she be sent 10 the
hospital
Commissioner Robert j. Wright. OF the Correc-
tions Department. has appointed Joseph G. Perley
as messenger in the jefferson Market Court and
prison in the place OF william Ryno. Perey Is A
brother-in-law Of Commissioner Wright, and was
Chief OF the old Volunteer Fire Department
The Second Avenue Railroad Company having
refused 10 place asphalt on First-ave.. between
its tracks In compliance with Commissioner Col
ls's order the city began the work yesterday, and
the expense will be secured from the company
through "A law suit.
A parcels post convention has been concluded
between this country and the Republic OF Hon
duras which goes into effect Immediately. Parcels
post packages for destinations in the Republic Of
Honduras will be admitted to the mails herea fter.
male up The postage rates and conditions are
the same as those TO British Guiana.
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

II is believed that the man who met death Sun
day in the boat accident off Premium Point. near
the home Of c. Oliver Iselin, is Rudolph Seebeck.
New-York grocer Yesterday O. II. Watering
came 10 New-Rochelle in search OF Sesbeck. lie
said the man was his broiher-in-iaw. and that Mrs.
Seebeck came TO his house In search OF her hus-
band who. she said. had gone 70 New-Rochelle
when she came back yesterday morning she had
photograph Of her husband. which Watering
brought TO New Rochelle and showed 20 William
Turner and NJ. J. Jennings. who identified 1t as
their lost companion Mr.. Watering returned 10
New-York with no doubt In his mind that the miss
ing man is his orother,in-.a~ See6eck leaves a
wife and child. j. w Hu"stei. who l. guard on
the Third-ave. railroad. NewYork. was the fourth
occupan; Of the boat He IS stiil al The hospital
but i improving rapidly. HIS wife IS his bedside
Captain Timmons has stationed man at Premium
Point 10 keep watch FOR the body OF Seebeck and If
II IS no, found by today the harbor VIII be dragged
Thomas Falcon. eiXiy years old. Of River-st. fell
down the flight Of stairs a. the Northst. entrance OF
the railway station Yesterday morning and un-
conscious for g-dry hour. HIS head ana face
were badly bruised and cut.
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PLEASANTVILLE.

Pioneer Engine Company No. !, will give clam
bake in the engine-room this evening at o'clock.
Miss Grace Bay,is gave progressive euchre party
AT her home near Wilson's. Saturday evening.
About forty guests entertained, some Of whom
were Miss Bertha 5elleck. OF New-York: Miss Bessie
Trimrn Miss Abby WashDurn. Forest and Frederick
Trimm and Os ar Washburn. OF Chappaqua Miss
Blanche McKee. OF Peasantvllle; Mr. and Mrs Hull
The Messrs Bishop and Miss Bailey OF WhtsOns;
David A Day, Of TarrytOwn and David Bipp, Of
Mc1ritt's Corners.
Mr. and Mrs Dubois on the Brar Gin Farm cee-
brated their tenth wedding anniversary On Monda V
evening by giving supper. Forty guests were en-
tertained
Next Thursday and Friday the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold convention in the sta
ton Methodist Episcopal Church. 4 number OF in
teregting speakers are expected 10 D.; preseLt
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Th!rty-secoad aro Broadway.

The County Court reconvened yesterday 'no'"i"e'
Judge Lent presiding. for the trial OF criminal cas
The frs; case disposed of that OF Wlliam he"e'
eighteen years old indicted for larceny IN s'eahe
COW in the town OF Mount Vernon keler peau'"
cniltv and was sentenced 10 the Eimira heio'iha-
tory The case of Eli Carpenter. coiored man. was
then tried In company with man nameo oi''i' d"
was alleged Carpenter broke into the clotnns store
Of Paul Pncus in Railroad-ave. in TINS 'nase' o"
the night of March 5. Smith and Carpenter were a.
rested in Stamford Conn.,. where quah''! Vi 'iie
STOLEN goods was recovered. Smith some lnie aso
pleaded guilty. and is now serving term o. anH then
onment Carpenter first pleaded curry. aHu ar ~
chsneed mis- plea not guilty. Shorl! Snun,y
srresI CarDeuter made his escape from me ~ 10
Jan hut was recaptured. The charge upon WIZ Wiz d ne
Vas tried yes erday burglary IN the liiiv cir
sree The evidence against him was prlnc,pt,i, ~
cc,Ynsantial but the jury brought IN seIave
eutv and Carpenter was sentenced 20 nv ynnt1
in State Prison. J. ne court '"e"
Monday of mex, week c,.,A mill hold n meet
The Mckinley and Hobart Club VIII nUiu d "
inc ~ the Town Hall this evening az coSn u.l,
ing rb a. evening the Lincoln Republican Cuo Nh
onan The campaign in this village al me nes
rooms in the Hopkins Building IN TfanifnrmeS Rank
General Grant Conclave No ny IN OaraSe felG
roresters of America. will attend me pnH Fores
dsy and picnic of the Knights OF Of the Ma
IN New-York City to-day the occasioH u ~
,ional Convention OF the order'
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MOUNT VERNON.

The citizens OF East Chester have formed an Or
ranization for the purpose OF securing modern i'm
provements and transportation The officers are
John F. Holler. president and William Allen and
Dane D. Russell secretaries The list Of vice-presi-
dents includes Lawrence b. Heller. Judge Toumine.
Stephen b Odell DIT William Webb Henry kenne-
berg and others The organization has decided
thai the first steps necessary in the way OF i'm
Droyement is the extension Of the Union Trolley
fine from IT'S present terminus IN South Flfth-ave'
10 the Boston Turnpike. 10 the public wharves
4 petition praying for the extension has been
signed by several hundred citizens and will be pre-
scented 10 the company, with the request that the
work be begun this fall
Louis liver. for whom the police OF this city ana
New-YoIk have been searching for several weeks
was arrested here last night while visiting his home
In South Fourth ave. The charge upon which he
arrested is grand larceny, preferred by Charles
Quigey whose horse. II IS alleged, he attempted 10
steal on last Thursday night He drove the horse 10
Williamsbridge where he was pursued by police
men Hyer Jumped from the buggy and escaped
But the most serious charge FOR which ilyer VIII
have answer Is for shooting Policeman Read. Of
tho Thirty station during attempted rob
berry some weeks ago. Hyer had companion on this
occasion who was shot while trying 10 escape. and
was taken to the hospital Captain Creeden and
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WORKERS.

- rods viii hold its first regular
meeting tonight since the summer ih'e'
clan McCiregor No. lo6 gave an e.'' 80, -. - .
o.a.a ~ honor Of the return Of Past CHIEF An
draw buchanan who IS back from a TWO mn -,
trip to Scotland. The "eicoihe A
Chief William Wait 49, ,,.,,,,,
Henry Wagner and Miss Marie fau'''e Nee - .
were married Sunday afternoon at me ho,.,e ~ Wv
bridegroom. No Locust Hill Terrace. Inc NV
George Kebs Of the German Methods' C"u' ~" -,
t9rmea s Inc SECTION Of the Yonkers Teutona and
the newly married couple Will be vs s1yen
nJ John Mnshead and Miss Margaret sharp oP'h or
YOnkeTs Nv We're maTrsd on ny saturday, evening
Manager Johnson OF the Yonkers Electric R aIy
road Company. said yesterday that his company
the different lines Heretofore the cars broneb he
running ah,oif5onr intervals except in Nepperhan,
ave and on the Mount Vernon line. where they Will
r Tbs Hn Ms Some excitement in the Sherwood Park
suburb early snnday m9 h hes wne of LOUIS Knox in
the Bronx River road Mr. knox ana M, ms Is' M.
Soy aIome in the house Policemen from Mount Yer
non and Yonkers surrounded me mouse ana cH S
az neople in the neighborhooi armed themselves
win shotguns When the police entered me mouse
they could find nothing but ne dog VINO wa mas mag
lars inside they made their escape before the ponce
The YOnkers baseball team was defeated on S Ite
urday at Brewsiers by Inc brewster team" Inc
The opening entertanment Of the Yonkers Teu-
tonia Society is announced Tor september -
The public schools Of the city were opened yes
terday morning with the largest attendance on
record
The Democratic primary for the Ist Assembly
District of westchester County was held IN Io IN,
,rs last night TO elect delegates to the state, ~
dicial and Congress conventions: The distriGt IS
composed of Yonkers Mount Vernon and East
Chester. William McBort, Of Mount VERNON ana
William Wallace and James T. Bum. of Yonkers'
were elected delegates TO the Buffalo convention
The delegates to the Judicial Convention are A. ).
Rurns and ] THINE: for the Congress Convention.
s J. Striwell Frederick Watts. W: W. Penneld,
Patrick Brady John Eyiers and Henry Stensei
were elected delegates.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

New-York Yacht Club Regatta.
Wholesale Drygoods Republican Association
meeting, No go Broadway. II m.
Commercial Travellers Sound Money club
Broadway and Prince ST.. u m.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. Gravesend. 2i5
p.
Departure of Tammany delegates FOR BuhaIo
Board OF Aldermen. City Hall. p. m.
Annual meeting OF the Aron. evening.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Quigg Club banner-raising and mass-meetins,
No 81 Amstordam-ave.. p m.
Central Republican Club picnic. Cosmopolitan
club p.
Richmond County Republican County Commit
tee. Staten Island p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

Detective James McCafferty, with the aid OF Chlei
Foley of this city succeeded In locating him several
DAYS ago but he was the alert and avoided arrest
Bernard7s saloon at Eleventh-ave. and Thirteenlh,
st TIE arrest was made by Roundsman Gletzinan
and Poljceman Lynch, who in citizens clothes.
and had been shadowing the place al DAY s Ren
arrested liver would say nothing. lie was TAKEN
10 the police station where he said he was SICK ana
asked FOR a doctor The prisoner has served Term
IN The NewJersey State Prison for burglary ana ms
nictI,re s In the rogues gallery In jersey CITY de
was arrested In Mount Vernon on November % 1879
Tor robblng Joseph s WOodss house In Second-aFe..
and was sentenced three years in sing sing frlsoh
from which he was released this spring.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT J. Bonaparte. Of Balt.-
more and ex- Congressman j. J. Hemphill. OF South
Carolina. EVERETT-The Rev Dr. Henry M
Field FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-P ostmaster- General
John Wanamaker OF Philadelphia. GRAND
State Treasurer A. b. Colvin OF Albany. GRAND
UNION-Baron and Baroness de Noirfontsine, OF
Paris HOFFMAN Ex- Congressman William ID.
Bynum, of Indiana. and Daniel G. Griffin, OF
WATERFOWL y. y. Northumberland Thomas
w HYDE OF Bath. Me-; Colonel William G. Rice.
of Albany and Ex-Governor n. o. Murphy. OF Arr
IONA METROPOLE-Ex- Ex-Governor James r..
CamnbcU OF Ohio MURRAY HILL-General
charles c. Sawtelle L. s Army; General Cyrus
Bussey OF Washington. and J. Rider Cady OF
hudson ~ Y. WALDORF-General John X.
Brooke L. s Army, John Nicholas Brown. OF
Newport: Mrs W " Bcknap. OF Washington;
Mr. and Mrs Duncan Elliot. Royal Phelps Car
roll william ID. Sloane. o. II. J.. Belmont and
william Butler Duncan. jr WINDSOR-H. H.
Westinghouse. of Pittsburg.
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CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.


ALBEMARLE Putnam. s1ra MI.oo
Miss Phipps Me~.iDYY York D. Rodni. Paris.
j H. Bradford & wife. New HOLLAND.
, YORK; xawyork s sondhem. Philadelphia.
= H. WOfr1i, s"s, New ". II. Cowles Spokane.
J T. van hehsS7He' - H. A. Franks g. wife Pitts
r i Dana orange Tec,6 M s B. Reilly Philadelphia
a. Camp Norwich conn J. Cline. Philadelphia
Miss f. Camp. Norwich xopv,xn1r
f. oS n. Neul Rutland, Vt. W A. Wilkinson Provi-
BROADWAY CENTRAL" ,v1 ente' " W,t,nson prov-
h '9'o corhon Richmond 0SD'f Lyon ' M-rd Conn
Va. w.t.. o,,o C.. Parsons Springfield.
4 4 Bundy. Philadelphia o. G. Fessenden. stamford.
G b. Frsaklp n. - rlifa Glen y D. Gutter; Buffalo
c. sherman & wife. Omaha. conn w. ''''''"
j. A. Britton Reading o. culiman g. Wife High
C. W. Cummings. Boston. v. +. McNiece 6 WIFE New
.,.c,,.,, York.
solsliac Allentown. PARK AVENUE
H. fe''' soeliac Allentown. T. H. Reeves SCHENECTADY
MIS- ren F C Ans,e', Atlanta Mrs nrausr Ney-yor
A. Hns.ett. Atlanta. Ga. washington
burg T. ii. Il, Cheney, Manchester
q ca F osTander, Sew York W G. Newconb Phladel-
Mrs T.. J.. Hawk New j.. y Hatch. Connecticut.
Il VIZ e. Bank; wife Ensle- i f5%@Sai ~iie sum
EVERETT ST NICHOLAS
A. E. Fr;sweL Providence j. C. Nelson. Cleveland
r. l. , Mrs. l.. Albertson. Philade-
scotland Mrs. NJ. Bat son. Havana.
A. r. Griene. "ree'ooK J. j. McIaurin, Harrisburg.
W 8 Ke.,er. Thoms sv'n- Haven '''''''''"'
MTs "a. f. II. Price. Troy ti in ,''''" "'l'' "'
" n Whine Albanl. j. Hoffman Brunswick Ga.
l.. f. Page. Marshall Mlch A. Richards d. wife. Phila
" c. ssson. MorTisio"n delphia
n Holmes. s,roudsDurs ~ :" ' yrynovr ''"
c,.y H. =. During wife.
DR.. A. F. A KinG Wash Mrs O. b. WEEK Washing
II. G. silsbe. Eimira y. Y. c. Y. Miller. Chicago.
C. Il. Barrett Philadelphia. G. II. Wilcox a WIFE New
W IL. Washington, Nash YORK
C. A. Brown & wife. Bos- -
G. u. Clahin, Ware. Mass 7. Tobie Osaka Japan
j NJ Hull Ne~,iork J. r. Duval. Baltimore
|; van DYKE satln r; T. }. Mohr' wife, Phis
J. NJ Smith wife. New Mrs. l. r. Duvai Bll,lm re
YORK Miss NJ X. Duvsl. Halt
GRAND. NOR" ph, r. ,,,. c,,,,l
K :. Finch. North Caro- n B. Church RHODE Island
lima . J. S. Mahon. Pittsburr
J. W. Bailey; New-fSrk W. p Anderson. Wilkes
r. f. Davis wife Wash G o. Andrews N.w-york.
w H. chaddock Cleveland WINDSOR.
r. l. Tweedy blnghamton W F. Cook. Canajoharis
A. r. Tweedy wife. Bng Ny.
Mrs b. Kennedy. Penn W H. Sweet. North Adams
Mrs. G Kaufman. PhIade:- Miss T. q Brewer New
W.: F Earl. Deal Beach. A ], Thomas. Nev-Yors
y. J. q. r. Hughes, New York.
,,ozv,,.>, Miss J. noane. Chicago.
h'rr">N Miss j. ALBANIAN. Chicago.
r. C. Ttlghmsn. Phradel- Mrs. x, White chicago
phia " ]. Fitzsimmons, Cleve-
L. r Loree Pitisburg land
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BOyCOTT or NON-DRIyKERS.
% Tho Chicago News

From The Chicago News.
Evidently English hotels are managed In way
which would not he tolerated on this side OF the
water The man who does not drink ale or wines
is practically boycotted writer says ne was
dining in a big provincial town and saw come INTO
The room a party OF Americans, three men ana I'VE
women They seated themselves and not walter
,noved A row OF these functionaries stood against
The wall ana never budged. The Americans grew
nervous: one called Walter! but not man
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SKIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK-MONDAy SEPT H. 1906
ARRIVED.
Steiner Nomadc Hirp. Clark, Liverpool September L.
with mdse 20 II Maitland kersey Arrived the bar
s07 IA m.
Steamer Ethiopia tBr, Wilson. Glasgow September Z
and Moviile 4. with mdse 200 cabin ~ steeraEe
to Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
$50 a
Steamer Ara O3r). Linnell Bremen August ~ and
Shields September J. In ballast TO w Huribut Co.
Arrived at the bar at s4o q III.
Steamer Georgia (0erl. kuss settin AuGust % and
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moved Their plgh. grew so cruel that the writer
was about to interfere when the manager APP
pearcd and sen. two unwilling walters TO ateno 10
the Americans orders. The writer's waiter IN
formed him tina: the Americans had been at the
hotel nine days eating everything and never so
much as a glass of ale had they ordered
''What about tips?' the query.
Them as never drinks" said the waiter. oracu-
iarV ''spdor gives anything away.
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had ALWAYS been a Democrat and had contributed
to Democratic campaign funds. He was going to
vot, for McKinlev and would contribute more to
The Mckinley campaign fund than he had ever
contributed to a Democratic fund.
The meeting voted TO form the Sound Money
League OF the New-York Produce Exchange and
these officers selected President, Thomas
A. Mcintyre. secretary, r. n: Andrews: assistant
Loeser. The League will have twenty-five vice
presidents and one executive committee OF ten
IL will be non partisan in its membership. and will
distribute sound money literature.
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PRODUcE EXCHANGE MONEY LEAGUE

meeting OF sound-money members OF the
Produce Exchange was held yesterday afternoon
In the OF the Board OF Managers. About
forty persons present. The meeting was
called to order by Vincent Loeser who made a
few remarks after which Thomas A. Mcintyre
named as chairman Mr. Mcintyre said no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15
SING SING.

Mrs. Ballington Booth OF the Volunteers. spent,
Sunday at Sing Sing Prison and addressed the con-
vicis, telling them Of the home that she had
prepared for them in New-York TO give them little
assistance when they get out of prison and look
ing for work The prisoners applauded her heartily
Yesterday morning she started for San Francisco.
where she is also engaged in her good work among
the prisoners She Will be gone some time this
trip. and on her return promised 10 visit Sing Sing
at
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Hanbsr s American Line. Arrived at the Bar at m
In ballast Goepel Trube Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Allegheny dr Low. Kingston August 20
savanla September p ca-hasena and Port Linen
With mdse and and /, pas'snseTs to III" f0'"00'
steamer Ciudad Conia lspanl. LAWN Vera Cruz sep
t ls@Se to crSaos CO.
s,eams Tsmpos SEPTEMBER E, fsns! w and
Ma ca Anvil l1 w" a, " the Bar Barr at M
Steamer Rio Grande Barstow brnsSck September H.
"I sfea%sr RoahoSe Boa Norfolk with ndse and
ssnSy 10 Hook Sept ~ $50 m~wnd SOUTH
steamer New York Passow Southampton. with
mdse and passengers the Inenatona Navigation Com
CLEARED.
Steamer serva (BO. Watt. I.iverpool-v II Brown
Steamer Marina C8r. Burgess, Tilt Cove F-Norton
steamer city OF Kingston (BD. Nickerson, Port An
| tonic a-Americsn Fruit Co .,.s 49,.
Nos s. and s. Cleveland Ohio-Rooney & Spence.
Steamer Fanny Cadwaader. Dillingham;. Baltimore
steamer Richmond Davis. Newpor, News and Rich
Steamer tiuyandoite Walker. Norfolk and Newport
steamer America obi. Pearce. Iondon-New- York
steamer Boston City (br). Barclay Brisol-James Ar
steamer Ceyc OBJ, Nico Liverpooi-H NJ Kersey.
Steamer Lacka~anna Ci3D, Robinson. iAverPol-Gus
steamer Trave Ger Thalenhors Bremen. via South
ship Naupactus OBJ Wilson. Fort Blaye France +
Whitney & Co .
Bark Lake Ontario Ger. Roster. Adelaide. Australia
Bark Marie sitienbars Ger, Menken-. Avonmouth-
BARK Cap. wrath obi, Hart. Melbourne. Australia
steamers Marina Obj, for TIT Cove +: Guyandotte
Norfolk Newport News. Richmond. Newport News and
Richmond.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
c,eam.r S,ate ~ California Ulr) Braes
September for Glasgow arrived at Movsls september -
Newport arrived at Geesemunde september ID
steamer Cam d3p. shaw, from New-fork August L.
Steamer Bohemia Ger. Petersen sailed from haVre TOT
New-York September 10 -. ~,
Steamer Xasbek (Br). sailed from Barry for Ne"-fork
Steamer Hindoo CBn: Douglas sailed from London for
steamer Thinsvaiia dam Berentzen sailed from stet-
Aiesa (). vsliat sailed from naples Tor New"
ste Steamer Virginia Ger. Won Bsssewitz sailed from
s,s.n for sspfmo's se%ae sailed from Swan
| ,ea FOR New-York September Il
stsamsa sorrsHo s anou9s sep,smbe l'o is
steamer Wemar tGer) Sieencken sailed from Bremen
for New-york September ~ - -, 49,, -
Steamer Eiise Marie Ger, feimers sailed from cux
haven for New York September 10
Steamer Potomac CBr). Anderson, from New York sep
for London passed the Isle OF wight september
Steamer ST. Cuthbert usn FITZGERALD, from Antwerp
Steamer American Dutch. Butz from Amsterdam for
New-York. passed Beachy Head September H. -
September for passed pawie Point September
rived at copenhagen september "a -. A., VI,
| Steamer Ashwanly Br Murray from New York for
Ad s,sam.r sas. exc Ss Resse o% for
Bremen. arrived Ut CherbouSS September Ia
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
vessel For Line. Malls close. Vessel sails
Trave Bremen " @ Lloyd. ......... 700 a m 10 40 m
servis. Liverpool Cunard. 800 q m il 90 m
lroquos Charleson clyde .,.......... 800 m
FL Paso. New-Orlenns Morssn...... soOpm
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
Paris. southampton, American 100 m 10 90 a m
Britannia. Liverpool. White STAR. 900 m ~ 90
San Marcos. Galveston Mallory 800
Kensington. Antwerp. Red Star..... 900 m 300 m
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Edam Amsterdam. Meth TOO a m 10 20 a m
y Bismarck. Hamburg Hamb-Amer 200 10 90 a m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:4 Sunset 500 Moon - Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A.MSandy Hook 1:46 Gov. Island 2:24 Hell Gate tI7
P.M-Sandy Hook 2:l1 Gov. Island 2:57 He'll 400
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Announcements.

Age robs of the locks that graced our
youth. To them back with their youthful color
life. Parker's Hair Balsam.
COLLARS e. d W. COLLARS.
KELETA. MADAWASKA. ONEONTA.
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Blankets.

Our new Fall and Winter selec-
lions of about fifty styles and quail
tiles of very fine Eastern and
California Blankets, including
sizes for Cribs, Single and Double
Beds, are now ready I'm both stores.
James McCreery g. Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
Broadway and nth st.
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-15

|. Putnam. Saratoga.
A. DE Ytinbidi. Mexico.
u. Roditi. Paris.
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We Thank the Public

for the have extended to the "BlG SIORt
bt at the same time this overwhelmed that
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-03-12

Raleigh 5. Mead and Miss Sylvia Z.
Snoddy were married Tuesday night
at the home of the brides parents in
st. Lawrence, by Rev. Davis. These
popular young people are practical
ly ''home grown" having passed
most of their lives here in Hand
county. The groom is the o OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Mead, and is at
present the efficient deputy in the
Miller p~ostoffice. He is a bright, in
dustrious young man, and by his
own energy and frugality has good
start in life. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Prof. and Mrs. j. H.. Snoddy,
a young lady OF merit who will help
to make such a home as all persons
should enjoy. The happy young
couple take up their residence in the
Mead dwelling in Miller, surrounded
by a large circle OF friends who wish
them happy and useful lives. May
the world always look as bright to
them as it does now.