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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03

national Na,ira,.on Go. Arrived a, the Bar I" Il j"
steamer Cherokee Garvin P'ro Pat, May !; S,', "a
Maori. % san Dom.nso = sni ws 'f'' Giyds
steamer Reinus o,icr) Scwaner. Aversdo way -.
w'i y M,nson Arrived az he Par at T9o an
steamer Haugesund ,Nor' hansn 1890 ,s ca
with ,rult u Oter s 60. vessel 10 Ffn'A h''s
steamer cheroSee. oar, In san Domingo CITY 70"
steamer ST L is"'' WIDER Gas.tn Nay y ?? N: *
West 20 VIII mdse ana Nv orleans with nts
steamer Somenche bennington Charl - Nay !" ""
stcasner 'Yorktswn from Norfolk etc. vas sighted "
'I s9sa it%"' ID" " Bruno Lewis baltimore with I'd"
10 II e Foster. ,,,., N,y
sseamer s,'e Of Ts+a' Ey'q'M NH eT'1'%'cs g ~
steam yach, Narala Nersslk IN oal WIi north ~
SANDY HooA. June . $50 '"' "'''"
Steamer Deutschland Ger s,hsIh'rs, H lam
81. In ballast to Gus, f'ye Arrived a. ire ." -
CLEARED
s,e,mer George clyde Mckee. Ja'Ns'rVl'e-'
''N s,sa%e 30 Herman Winter NcSers'n B's''"
o' steamer Cottage CITY Bennett Portland TsS r.
steamer Algonquin. Plat Charleston "''
steamer Tr' Ma-s,a Fr verne'. M'''''f'' VIA ''
lance ,ssrSr t ;Tsfl S o. Rbnson Ih VIA p''''''
simpson spence Young -. pos.s rerre Gec1~
town Dom etc PIN For~ood 4 keli.Sn ruuch Etys
steamer Marsha Ger. Lena. hamoo's
steamer SS Ask,dia Ger. Rohfe. E'n''''''''.
'9 s,rsnSr S WSaepn,ani ceg, Mills Antwerp
'' sIea@"r s. N'f ias nani.
N s,es,nep corona GER. wtcnburs S'''n''
Steamer Empress u}fl, Ste"'''' ~
PIN Fnrwood 4 Kelock. M Kersey
steamer Majestic 'Bn. l1ysrpc'Im nrSk ard Ne"'''
News-Od Dominion S 60 ,,,v, Por su f'''~
Jeremie e,c%Prm. ForwoSd 8 KeIlocs
SAILED. ,.ss
Steamers Ma,ss n>r, Marsen-s va S s,alps,srncr "
PorD. oporo and lisbon VA lsc AnS savannah,
f ns@S bf rIaS Ssi crof an Lsih y y
Golden Fleece (Iir) Kingston Ia" simon prsr.
GSna'ves 5sr wss, Ss" r a Ray SCSss
spree Ger Bremen; ce,ic u, as,on1uin Charle""
psrk infntisahle CNor, London. .,s
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEA""
FOREIGN roRTs. .sp
r,,,1rs cputch Gerdes. sa''e' ~" .,.,
werp Tor New York May i ~ Smith. from Ss"-f"
"a S's ga, pcpttord arrived Antwerp May y"
Steamer Delaware ~, Tno Point june ,s.u ts
10 for i.9nd Henri Pl Reh T ennard fro" xy
New York. passed f' siD l%"e from Se~r0s y.
81 fea anden naTa yS%e from curhr
steamer August Korn tisr, ,.,sn, JIne o.. Nay
Amsrc" passed the Isle & u Ms" rom SswySf
., steamer n;nn.nSwrs c"penhagen and s'e'"
Island June .. p.,,o from New YORK. ~
gibraltar 'Tns and sa. GS''fRsSiS. r%
SMYRNA sailed rom St Michsels rom Bbos saisa
steamer Jeanne Conseil CT New York May lived d
steamer Pa,ria Fr,. Duia' York Ma!
Marssllles June . -, uc,;-,gor, from Ns-.,s5 at ~
IA for Aden SINGAPORE ,.,, Philadelpn''
gl.rs May ~ ,ua cunning, from "A
Msx ,o fsr nGmsaS A im A
Steamer Elysia m Jonr,sed at Leshorn VA ork 10
steamer Iennox Br. W VILE Iune 2. pro ~
Alden etc. arrived at Po Or, Coxon. sailed rum -,
Steamer Fuminense 'p'' .-,rn RIO ~
New-York May ~. - mr., Anderson liz IL Nay u
Steamer Asatic Prince Sc Inca for Newton
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NfOI-\T VERNON.

Tho Ioard Of Elucaion will meet to-mSht ~ '"'
,oss the returns Of the election held yesterday o'
member Of the Board Of Education from '''' 49,,
for the term OF four years. Inc nei"D'''
terms hold over for two years longer are ~ W.,
u,aLemsn president OF the Board; Wilam ~
DnrI RVS, Ward: William Iilman. Second Ward
,4errv = Rhoades. Third Ward; Henry C. W"K'h''
t,or~,, Ward. Thomas Dennson. Fifth WARD
4. ,h r., ,lar monthly meeting Of the Board on
,,on,,v righ, a propo-ltion relative to examinations
Of high school pupils was diHcnsseu' anu ''s
ton was adopted directing the committee vi
School 10 take under consideration the au''S"o'''
n. the establishment and registration OF his"
school for the city. II was brought out III me III
cussion that he city has no, high school. d.
recognized by the University OF the state OF New
York bu; that the school for higher ,uuca'lo, ,a
monty known as the High School Is n Seno o.
demc school only Under me lays OF the h nNs
Sly Regents adopted February 2s lS'' mere M
be four full years OF acadenl,i Won ~. tS,ntrsd
ton as high school, That IS thers Is rea nnts
four-year courses of foryIeight acaue,"' ana nv
for ali graduating acaHenIc VlrDeiI,n.. % .tudv
completing a prescribed four-year course OF s,uuY
academic diploma IS sspi Sb s Mh e Hg yeaTs
OF elementary work in the grammar sehoVS ~'' and
required tGr Says had on an erht-year
meniary course Will not be permitted 10 lah
30 Recents or four-vtar academic course. In less
than four years /, is recognized that there may
bright or students who have had previous iralnlhk,
who could 20 advantage take the examinations ~
less than four years; but several occasions es
periallv in eiuca tiona conventions the practice o'
oyerCroWd,ng has been DECLARED a serious cN'
Under the present administration the aivanceei
school !r this city. established in Sep'eniper IN''
has a three-y,ar course. and II is N" desire 10
bring 1t up 10 the standard required for high
school.
The Misses Iocbwood's Collegiate school for
girls had it's commencement exercises IN W lIIafu
Han last night AMI the audience hlled me ca
pacious auditorium The young gIaauates gave eo an
inspira ton 10 the exercises in their ESSAYS iecl
tatione etc. such is often observed IN other
preparatory schools. and they received flowers IN
abundance and nearly all received graduation
presents Prayer offered by the Rev. w J.
iiranler, and then there were addresses by lpr
Manuel J. brennan and Frank r. Chambers rs,
says read by the Misses Adams. Knox ana
Fisher interspersci with Rotations BY the primary
scholars An exhibition Of indian club swinging
given BY the junior pupils. followed by chorus
singing under the direction OF Miss Fanny Grar
berry Levy. The graduates were Misses Matte
Archer Maria Wilson Adams. Juanita Best Knox.
May Fisher Jane: Mcintosh. Florence Fischer.
Dorothy Gay. Elsie Williams. Marian Waterbury.
Anna LOOMS and Virginia Henneberger.
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HIS HEIRS RICHER BY $3.50, 900.

REQUEST OF J. II. sTIcKNEY TO CoNGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCHES DECLARED VOID
Baltimore June 2-By decision handed down
IN the Circuit Court to-day by Judge Dennis. $780,
900 which was wllled 10 Congregational churches
Of New-York and Boston. by he late Joseph Henry
Stckney. OF tbs city will 90 70 his heirs. who are
residents OF Chicago. Mr.. Stickney's Will dis
posed OF about 81 10000 Among the requests was
so coo for the removal OF the canopy over Plymouth
Rock to Goes Hi. 10 the memory OF those VINO
died the first winter after the landing Of the PHI
grins. provided the Pilgrim Society should deem
1t advisable. This clause decided 20 be void on
account OF the conditions imposed.
In the general residuary clause the remainder OF
the estate, amounting 10 $4,000 was left TO the
American Congregational Union (now the Congre-
gatonai Church Building Society, OF New-York
and Boston. provided the legatees should release
their claims certain Baltimore Congrega iiona
churches The Court held that this clause was VOID
as not being a absolute gift and as IL came into
contact with the law against perpetuiues II Judge
Dennis's opinion stands. Mr.. St!ckneys heirs " II
be richer by $500
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NEW YORK { lTf

Tn. commencement, n, the Sew York Institution
,or the Instruction y IN" Deaf ard Dumb VIII be
held At tho Institution on Tuesday Jun" g. AT 20 70
a
Tho Berlin bankers who are collecting gold for
Russia yesterday raised the price bid FOR gold IN
N-w-York l-l2 % per cen.
The eleventh annual picnic o, the employees OF
u.cke,f. carhart & 60 Will take place June II at
nenncr's RIscwooi Grove Long Island There
viii De- nm excellent display 81 fireworks.
The 1924 annual CONNER cement OF columbia uni-
yersty Will he held at Music Han. Fif,y-scvenh -
ana S-.venth.ayc. on Wednesday evening". June 10
at sij o'clock
The Rev Dr Thomas : Hastings viii preach
the haccalaureatc sermon before IN" graduating
class o. Columbia University Sunday evening at
O'Clock I'm the Collegiate Reformed Church. at
F.fth-ave and Forty -eighth-si
4, the meeting OF the New-York Historical So
ciety last night AZ which John A King presided.
IN. Rev Dr Howard Dui'icM read paper on
The Founding ~ the First Presbyterian church
in New-York CRY"
Tho G. ". Dillingham; Company. n corporation
organized under the laws OF the state OF New
York has purchased the publishing business FOR
merry owned and carried on by g. W. Dillingham;
and will continue 1t at No % West Twcnty-third-
81. John H. COOK liz PRESIDENT. ana John w h"sSe
secretary ani treasurer
The June cvangclistir meetings arranged by tho
pasiors Of six Eas, SIDE churches. 10 be held In a
large ten, on the vacant lots OF the Fas' Eighty
sixth St branch OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. opened on Monday evening The address
was made by the Rev. Dr. ". r. Harshaw. pastor
OF the First Union Presbyterian Church. His sub
ject was "A Divine Friend" The meeting on
Thursday evening will be addressed by the Rev
DR. Thomas =. Hughes. rector OF the Chdrch OF
the Holy Sepulchre.
Commencement exercises at tho New-York Insti-
tuition FOR the Instruction OF the Deaf and Dumb
will be held n; 0:50 n. m. Tuesday. June 3. In
the Institute at one -hundred-an d-sixty third-st
and the boulevard.
The New-York CITY Woman Suffrage League Will
hold its monthly meeting to morrow evening at NO
Lexingto n-avc.. at which an address by the Rev
Antoinette r. Blackwell. on Retrospect and Pros
pect' will be given. Before the address officers
will be elected.
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ADDITIONAL TRAINING FOR PILOTS.

THE COMMISSIONERS DECIDE TO GRANT FULL
LICENSES ONLY AFTER A SEC
OND YEARS TRIAL
At meeting OF the Board Of Pilot Commissioners
held at no. a State-st yesterday. Commissioner
Higgins In the chair bylaw No. 10 was amended by
the OF the words inclosed below. In quota
ton marks, and will hereafter read as follows:
Licenses shall be graded as follows: For the
first year eighteen feet FOR the second year.
twenty-five feet" and thereafter. Il fun license.
The Increase 81 license shall be conditioned on the
good conduct and proved qualification OF the pilot.
and he subject TO tho discretion OF the Board Boats
presenting candidates for examination VIII be re-
Quired 10 keep them employed at sea during their
year Of probation ~ elgheen-fcet pilots, and said
candidates Will be required to devote said year to
service unless excused by the Board for cause.
under the penalty OF suspension from duty. in the
discretion OF the Board.
The effect Of the insertion OF the words. FOR the
second year. twenty-five feet" II to postpone the
granting OF n fun license. or one to pilot vessel
having a greater draft than twenty-five feet 10 the
end OF the second years training. Heretofore one
years training pilot OF a vessel having draft OF
eighteen feet has entitled pilot to full license.
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NEW CHURCH TO BE FORMED.
DR. HENRY A. STIMSON WILL BE CALLED
TO THE PASTORATE.
ACTION AT A MEETING LAST NlGHT-A f'AOf'
OF WORSHIP UPTOWN FOR WEST
SIDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ACTION AT MEETING LAST N1GHT-A PhACf'
OF WORSHIP UPTOWN FOR WEST
SIDE CONTEMPORARIES
4. ,,,,,c meeting Of about forty wel-known
wan and women in Leslie's Rooms. Eighty-th'rd-s'
and the Boulevard last evening. 1t was oeclueu ~
organize a new church, to be known as ''e w"
Side Congregational Church. and TO cal TO ''s p"S
torate the Rev. Dr. Henry \. Stimson' iate'E p'S'o
30 tho broadway Tabernacle. az Thiriy-'our ms
ard Rroadwav Clarence W. Bowen of The lnoe
nondent." was chairman. and Bradford y. ""eS'
Of Arnold Constable Co, secretary
Mr.. Bowen in stating the object OF the n'e1'''e
said that there no congregational 0""i0 ~.
the west side of Manhattan Island ANY wv ~
ira, CONGREGATIONAL Church, of which the he'' ~
I,d g. na,,or at Eighth-ave and Fiity-seVenth-
6, en- that there was a clear ana ample H''" '0' N
new place of worship. There were some Hi'"
Of the Tabernacle he said. who wouid 'e'a'ii NJ
s,or,horsbin tbere but would be Interested In ana
oss,st the new church. The members OF 4 comm
TOO which held a preliminary meeting about '"'''
weeks ago. had talked with others. and there wds
manifest desire that the church should De "l,
der the leadership Of DR.. Stimson. Mr. Bowen reH"
the following etter from the Key III o.o'' ~ '
I,ucien c. Warner. of Warner Bros Il Co: ZOO,
A1'''N BROOKLYN May IS, 1895.
NV Dear Mr. Warner: Dr.. StinsSn mas x io'f fr me
something about the movenen nj IN r n,rt Of
New-York most earnestly hope that II T VI Nj G1
carried on TO a speedy ana large success D., , "r
tal issue to the painful history OF tne iaSu ' 4,
years: and of ali men whom know Dr; y m Ia,d
inch sne man movement tSward rapid and
results u eo'' II. :. STOlRS.
Mr. Wiley said he had talked with Dr S''r'So"'
who would consider cal The expenses OF '"e
church for It's first year would be about >'-."" III
Guiding the pastors salary end the rent Tor h'Sle
ps ,ha larger NJ which had a seating capacity
Tor about 701 persons. Considerable money ne s'ii,
rad Already been raised. and there was more III
lia 50 that while the church would not be en-
sS1siv free its support would not be burdenSome 10
Addresses in favor of the pan and c0mphnT,n, ,i
"a DR. Stimson were also made by H. h. homes Ia ~
p,akeiv John r Woodruff. Charles A: bcnhr; l.
Rjchard H. Green Henry Melville and Dr :. W.
provisional committee OF seven was appoh'eu'
with power TO secure place OF worship ana 10 ~
tend a call 10 Dr. StimsOn 10 the paStorate Oh si'c
new church. which will be opened ahout NSonr,inoCIi
! The committee consists of Frank l.. hgSrW,o1,v'
1;var u Holmes Charles A. Bennett Bradford IA
W,lev David Blakely. John +. Woodruff ana Saa i,
II Paine The meeting adjourned subject TO the cal
Of the committee.
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1 SALE or HANDSOME SILKS.

The establishment OF James McCreery Go. has
always been famous In New-York for the amount.
excellence and variety OF its stock OF silk goods.
There In progress. at both the Twenty-third-
ST. and the broadway and Eleventh-st. stores a
sale OF this fabric which has seldom been equalled
anywhere Between 10000 and 1900 short .engths-
pieces measuring from two to sixteen yards-were
thrown upon the counters yesterday at from one
fourth TO one third reduction from the prices which
prevailed at the April sale The lengths suitable
for entire gowns or for separate waists. They EN-
brace every variety OF silk used In black and
in fancy colors ranetas OF many patterns. In
dlas gace and ombge silks Peau ds sole And satin
The quantity and assortment are about the same at
each store, In order 10 accommodate all patrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
WHITE PLAINS.

The case OF May Schoonmaker, OF Sing sing.
against James W. Revere, set down for trial on the
calendar Of the present County Court. being NO 10.
has been settled out u court
For the third consecutive time there was not a
quorum present at the meeting OF the Board OF VII
lage Trustees last Monday evening
The work OF paving Railroai-aye. IS not progress
ing rapidly. The contractors have been Obliged 10
tear up md relay section account OF an erro-,
ard there IS continued delay owing 10 the breaking
Of the stone crusher loaned 10 the
by the village The sewer mains in the avenue have
also been source Of trouble.
Elmsfor1 halfway between this village and larry
town was ~ ,ade1 yesterday morning by an army
OF Italian laborers seeking employment on the work
OF improving and deepening tht Neperan Rive. at
that place which is about to be begun again.
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SALE or THE HOBOkEN FERRY.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS To RE ISSUED TO THE
AMOUNT OF TIE PURCHASE PRICE
The following record Of mortgage was filed yester
day: THE Hoboken Ferry Company to United
States Mortgage and Trust Company No. l42 to AZ
West-st. wharfage etc. Barclay and Chrlstopher-s
ferry. and all properties. rights. privileges and
franchises: bonds. nifty years. 100000"
The Hoboken Ferry Company IL the syndicate
which has purchased the ferry. and is understood
that the nnR OF the mortgage Ia the final step In
the transfer OF the property IL Is said that $500 900
Ia the purchase price OF the ferry and first mortgage
bonds under the mortgage. OF which the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company Ia trustee are
Issued to raise the amount. The company
tains the old name. and OF the old owners keep
Of the stock. The amount OF the interest he'd
by the Stevens family Is not known.
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money 10 be collected by tax lew every year oy IN
creasiug the sum to $4,000 year Aito a cl.n np
when would provide that majority OF ne PROV.
erfv-owners In any stree. pettioning Inc b"afu oi
Trustees TO macadam or pay" their stree, IN /"
manner suitable 10 a majority o! the properly
owners the Board should at once proceed WIN
macadamzlng or paving the stree, ana mar we
cost OF such mproy ement be levied against inc
admitting property and. 10 provide Tor me pay
rnent OF the SAM. extend II ove' period OF nov no,
more than Ave years that the corporation nave the
right TO issue rants bearing as low rate OF IN
teres as possible. and extending over perlot Oh
nve wears 81 that the owners OF the property may
have Ave years I'm which 10 pay for the improve mem
The recommendations OF the president were tuily
concurrel In by The trustees. and "a committee OF
three with the Corporation Counsel, we're appo'nt"i
10 carry on, the proposed measures IN legal FORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
OFFICERS or FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS

At the meeting OF the Council Of the New York
State Society OF the Order OF Founders and Patriots
of America. at the Hotel Normandie last evening
the following officers chosen to fiji the va
cancies caused by the election OF the former IN
cumbents offices IN the General Court: Gov
ernor. Ralph L. Prime; deputygoyernor. William
w Goodrich; treasurer. Matthew Human; States
attorney, s. Victor Constant; registrar Edward
Hagaman Hall: councillors, Colonel William Cary
Sanger and Major Robert +. Hopkins.
Among the new members elected were Rear
DR. d. r. Warren, Walter s. Carter. jeremiah
Richards Horace Warren Grdley Hiram Todd
Dewey, Dwight Hall Bruce, OF Syracuse; James T.
Sands. OF st. Louis. and Charles $. Case OF Bing-
hamtons
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STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The election OF Village Trustees in tho i've wards
o, Edgewater. Staten Island yesterday was tho
mos, exciting election held in tina; section Of N"
counfv Nearly every vote IN The districts was
b,ourh. out A peculiar feature OF the election was
mat Assem5lyman Gustav barth. Who belongs 70
the regllhr Democratic faction. defeated by
Louis VI Johnson. ihe president % ne Village ana
that Dan,, r cornell who Tor year, has been rec
oRnized "ani-snapper leader. bu' who in yesterday
ngb, had the supper, o, Postmaster kiernan and no
regular Democratic machine. defeated by Joseph
Curran who ha- been a active leader - the u '-
,urr faction There Is NJ salary contested Win ths
office OF trustee bat several franchises are 20 De
granted ihis year and also several appon' nenr 20
agh, was exceedingly ti'fer TIE returns sfe as fo-
lows. Flrst WarA-Augusi Hermann. 81 John
Cohen I27. Ii,rmai rs majority, ~ Second Ward
James Icstrangc. Go. julius Cfcio. ~. james
Allen = Frederick schmelycf - L~siranE"'- pin
rally io5 Third ward. Louis Johnson ll. Gus
iav A Barih. %. Johnson,s MAORI. H., Fourih
u Keely. 8. Curran's majori'y p Fit'n W@ri
David Marsh. lH. Henry Ocherhaussn. y. IhoihA'
Brown. '3
The Iucnmond County brand Jury vas sworn and
into cour, and reported its labOrs finished IN tho
two DAYS Il considered more than one thousand com
plants Tho Jury was not discharged. a. if found T.
had more work 90 10. ana new investigation VII he
begun In A few days since the advent OF George
Plnncy r.. District Attorney b" has compete all
justices 20 n" records OF proceedings N thr!f courts
with him The Grand JnTy. IA looking over these
records nnI 10 Is snI that 'h~ aci- ~ tho justices
IN many were NOT what hey should nave been
They are said 10 nave found that prisoners who
should have been committed OF held under bal fof
c,mpara,lvcly small fines Thee cases 10 be
taken mp The majority ~ IN" cases examined by
the Grand Jury complaints made by thc Police
Department, against saloonkeepers for Violations OF
y 81 g. latt
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YONk Frs.

II has been the intention OF the Yonkcrs branch
OF the Mckinley League TO hold mass meeting
ever since tn. League organized. The EX"cu-
tive Committee has. however. decided 10 postpone
the mass-rnecting and the following letter. issued
Yesterday afternoon by William Welsh. chairman
a, The Executive Committee. will explain the rel"
son: political events o. the pas; few days nave
50 emphatically demonstrated the utter rout OF a.
orp.nizei resistance TO Governor Mckinley canhi-
dacv that the Executive Committee or the VI u
l,y League has decided that the mass -n""''hs,
uh,ch had been arranged 20 take place In the near
f,,,urp VIII be more timely II Il be pusipone1 so
az IN AFFORD citizens 81 Yonkers IN" opportunity 10
ratify by an enthusiasts gathering. IN" triumph
~ prosrerlfy's Advance Agent. The committee De
s!rce all members 20 hold themselves IN t'"uin' y
70 attend A business meeting subject 10 call OF
Dresden, George y. Wray. Immediately on receipt
O, the news from -. Louis. Watch tie papers
Raiph " Rowland a member OF the nfm OF John
" Rowland a Sons. for years one OF me !'AH'ik
hat manufacturers o. The ".iv, died yesterday az
tcrnoon from pneumonia. lie was about thirty
nve Years Old and Ia! been III only !ew days
lie was well and fayorably known IL business ana
social circles He leaves a widow. a daughter or
the late Rud)r Eickemeyer
There was a quie, wedding on Monday evening
uhrn William Royce Booth. formerly % Yelling
ton England and Miss Anna Wnhemina White.
daughter - Mr. AMI Mrs Titus &. White ~cr"
married az the latier's home. No Map!"-s' Inc
rer.nony naa performed by the Rev. Ir Alexander
y carver rector OF -. Johns Episcopal Church.
In the presence % a large number ~ relatives ana
friends Alber, l. Raven ~as the b's' mar. ane
Wss Vci,io Storms iha maid o, honor. Among
IN. guests were Miss Anna buchanan. % bismarck
\ II Mrs George White. OF stamford conn. ana
Mrs IL T. Farquher. OF sosnesve. y. y.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING MERS.

TO-DAY.
v...ei Line Mails Vessel sails
G, ,.,,ls South, mpon American. 100 m 10 90
Majestic Liverpool. White Sar...... 900 IN 1900 M
W.st.rniand Antwerp Red Star. 1890 M IL m
Aims cane IIayu ............i0 1000 a 1900
('nrias La Guayra. Rel D.........i 90 IN 100 M
ront,5.e Windwari Islands, Quebec. 20 300 m
csma JJmon ........................iOOO a m IL
Grenada Tobago Trhidad ............i2 1900 M 200 IN
Yuuuri. Havana, " Y n Cuba. 100 m 300
THURSDAY. JUNE l.
Columbia, Hamburg. Hamb- Amer. 400 m 90 m
Santiago. Nassau a cuba. 100 m 300
FRIDAY. JUNE D.
Comanche. Charleston. clyde. ......... - 300 m
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TO ROW OVER THE OCEAN. THEY HOPE

on Saturday next at p NJ Two young men,
George IIerho and Frank Samuelson. Will start
from Ncw-York FOR Havre. 10 row over the Atlantic
In a boat eighteen feet four inches long and five
fee, wide The distance Is $3.50 miles The oars
men VIII use sal. They will carry provisions
for sixty days The little boat lies adjoining the
Barge once. IIerbo and Samuelson fishermen
from Branchport y. j They say they con-
ndent OF accomplishing the trip