davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

John o. Howe, who has been visit
ing relatives in Jamaica Plain, re
turned home, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Watt:
of Cumberland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Mrs. W. w. Kelly and Mrs. A. G.
Pinkham returned, last evening, from
a weeks sojourn at Capital Island,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Walter Brown. one of our popular
BARRIERS. was married. Thursday. a.
Bangor, to Miss Mary Crafty of tina,
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Measley-What has become of McStut-
tigan, who stammered so?
Brisco-He's giving dialect readings
Making a big hit.-WoOnsocket Patriot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Miss Ethel NJ. Jones of Everett
Mass, is visiting her brother, Willar
Jones
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18
SOUTH GARDINER.

Mrs. +. w. Cummings left, Thurs
day, for visit to her brother at Pitts
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Seth Aldrich of Winthrop, Mass, i.
visiting old friends in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Fighting Against God" will be the
subject Of Rev. A. T. Ringold's sermon
at the First Baptist church, Sunday
forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Carrie Davis of Biddeford, came on
the 10 train, Friday evening, and is
the guest of friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18
GARDINER.

John Mack of Providence, arrived
here. yesterday, for a few days visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

j. f. Davis and family left. yester
day, for a two weeks vacation to Five
Islands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Mrs. Annie l.. Mallett and daughter
of Pawtucket, r. l., are the guests O
Mrs II. G. White.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18
HALLOWELL.

Miss Nettie Stearns is visiting rela-
tives in Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

John James has returned from a few
days visit to Bristol, r. I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

New York, July H.
Money. easy. lm2l2.
Prime mercantile paper. Jl2u6.
Governments. weak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

VIII Davis of Massachusetts, is the
guest of Detective True at Loudon hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

a. $. Drake of Chelsea, is visiting II
Holliston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

A. Y. Bartlett lost a very valuable
Haley colt, yesterday, from lockjaw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Mrs. II. c. Goodwin of Chelsea, is il
Ogdensburg. N. Y, on visit to hel
old home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Miss Beulah Morehouse of Soutf
Boston. Mass, is visiting friends il
Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18

Miss Annie c. Ney of East Boston,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Vaughan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-18
FOR GALE

A fine. new Smith-Premier typeWrite
for sale at the Sentinel office. julySdtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
3nriifsemieiene armenier.
Die Ginwanserunssbsbpree auf Gnis<Sslans
permcisert faff idmmtiid,en armsniid'en
GIfid,tIiussn, Die auf Dem "Cbeam- anfas
msu bic Mufnabne.

Die Ginwanserunssbsbb auf Gnis<Sslane
permcisert faff fdmmtiiden armsntfden
TIiid,tIiussn, Die auf eem "Cbedm- anfas
men. bic Mufnabme.
g2etp gort, 20. Sttober.- Die
Gintpanberungs ge60roe uuf Gqis
sSsluno beenbete beute bic terIu9ung
i'm fsaqe Der 1877 2(rn1snier, tpel6e an
SanrT flag uuf bsm l0ampfer vS6oam"
bier antamen. Sm 8un5sn tuurben 4
Der 4rmeniar 5ugellhen, in ben 5Gllen
BON Is anoeren, tpel3s bebaupten, 6aB
lie MrgebDrige bier gu 2anoe 6aben,
tpurDe bic @ntl6etoung berf9oban. I'M
ibnen @elegen6sit gum 8stpeiis ibrer
2fniprIde gu ge6en, lrnb ale unoeren
tpurOen SuriidgeipieIsn. Gs ftel auf,
blb fat Elm isoer Der @nrigranten ca.
$5 in Isinsm 8eiiBe bate. Sic ale en-
ttGrten, lie 6Gtten feline ltnteritiibung
erhatten, Ior2oern i6re l1eberfa6rt fe6Tt
6e3a6It. SberIt guis, Gbef Der 8e60rz
be, lit Der MnIi6t, buB bisIe Qrmenier
geipD6nlid5s 9uupers fin0 uno baB lire
2lbreiie uus Der Siirfei m teinem gu
iamm.n6ang nit ben bortigen @reuelz
tbaten itebt, 4nosre Mitslisber Der
geb0roe inuo sntsssengeieBtsr 2lniiht,
unb gta,rben, bab G;e 2(rnenisr tpirtli<
6s SIu6tfinge fino, Die in MarIeiQs
oon Sri. Trancss g. WilIurb uno2ubD
SarrD Scnr,rI Jet geIautnlslt ln1b unterz
ftiiBt tpurbsn. Die 8e60r'oe eelungts
inoefn 5lt Dem s4lufe, oab 5pmpuz
THE in Dem porl.egenben 6d1e ni9t nit
IN Grtpd9lp1s se5cgen !peroen t0nne,
ionpern 'oab man fi6 itreng an bie9orz
I9riften bes @eIsBes gu baltsn babe.
8erI6No,ne e;nftuBrei6e Qrmanier 6az
Ben ir5tpiifen 8irgi9aft bafiir ansez
bot:n, cab bic gnrigranten ni9t BEN
9smsimpeien 5ur 2uit fallen iousn,
uno ofne 3peifel triro nod cine tpeiz
tsre 2tn5abl osrielben 3ulub finbsn.
Quber Den 6aute augsfdhenen IS
4u!nsnisrn Warsn, ipis i6on eenneloat,
geitern 20 ans QasTb sslafen tporDen,
i'm @anaen atio 33 aug 167. Die iibriz
gen 134 YerIonsn tperpsn 5uriidIpeoirt
perben, tpsnn es i9ren SFreurban bier
su 2arbs niht getinQt, ihnen bur9
8iirgI6aftsleiitun9 Qufna3ms gu
itf1ern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Gin Grpbbrief nn ocn armentfd1en
WotriardIeu.


Gonitantinopsl 20. Stto5sr.
- Der armsnii6e patriar9 9lt pom
urmeniI6en repolutipnGren GGatite eli
ren 8rief er6altsn, Del4er $3.50 Don
inn foroert uHD srtIdrt, i'm 8erpeigez
rungsfaqs tperoe i'm hds ndmli3e
S6idIll gu Shea n.roen, ME oHoersn
Qrmeniern, pel9e bic 6oroeruTg.n DIS
@0mite's miBl9teten.
Sd,Iimme Saae Der Sraufer atsf ortt
BbiIipSinen.
Sun 6ran5isco, 20. Sfto6sr.
- Der 0umpfsr rperu" DON Singuz
pore unb 9ongtong bringt bic Haaz
riat, baB bi. 8tbelion auf ben Pbi<
lippiHsn<SnIsln ernitIi9er lit, ais Bis
6er angenOmmsn purb,. gs perIau@
tel, buB Die 8sri9ts ii6,r gfieoerIagsn
Der Quftdnoii9sn Don SeiIen Der
Spdnisr fart ii6.riris6sn tuuroen, uno
oub Die Re6ellsR iolpsit i6rs Sslbtz
TtGnoigteit i'm Sample 6spabrt 6aben.
Sc 6siBt iogar, baB bic RtOolution
oon ben ipanfI9mB,b0ro,n ni4t ms6r
controlirf rpsrb,n t0nne, unp DuB bic
ipaRii4sn SruppeR in Ssfu9r its9sn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21

CAT 2ipsrpooI; ID, 20. Sft.
Der osnotratiibs 9rGffoent I6afisz
Gldnoipat Wm. s. 9rDan perlieB 3lz
nespille, O., rpo er in Der psrgun9snen
Na9t nd3 II llbr nod brei ReDen
belt, ba er lne6rsrs Stunoen p.ripGteI
eiugetroFftn lpar unp Die bort auf i'm
barrerleen @oltsmafsn ni9t enttGuz
I6en tppllh, um 42 llbr beuse friib auf
isinom grtra5uge, fpeldRr Bis nl6
gsllirs am Obio4Ripsr, rnt,rbalb
W5eslins, fubr unb bort big 6 lIbr lie
gen blxb. Iuf ieiner 3euiisen Sour
belt er Rebes, gu 8slairs, Bridgeport.
Marttn's Scrip. pOrtIanb. Brilliant,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Gin Srilsarmre Der GpisfobaIfirdls

Renzgort, 20. Sftober. = Die
Gpistopaf Stride, bic conIerputipIte
Stride i'm proteituntismus, 9ut Be-
idlofaa, cine Qrmee uniforntirter
@Dangsliitsn gu organiIirsn na9 cem
Wfuitsr Der nSeilsurmes." Sieier
G4ritt purOe geTtera in elmer Ser
Iontmlung berporrugenber 9eiItfi6er
in benr yGbur4 WfiIIipn5 Souie, 4.
9lponue uno %. StraBs, bei6LoFen.
GiT4of Satterlee fii6rts bei Der Sit
sung ben 9oriiB, uno als Elm 3uf ua6
Srstipilligen erlai1eR tpuroe, meloe:en
itd fclgenoe bstannte paitor,n, bic ols
ein OrgunfIdtions Gomite fungiren
tpsrben: Geo. DR.. 6. u. 8ruolep, 9iz
far Der Ct. Qlgn:sz z&apeqe, unb Gep.
Or. 6. Malpole 8arrsn, Reftor Der
Ct. Sames&airfe, HGpzgOrt; Rep.
80. 9. 9pbine, Rettor Der Grl0Iers
&irde bon pbilabelpbia, unb Rep.
Hefpton 9ertins, SstrstGr Der &irtenz
brtIGo11nifiion. ONIes Gon1ite 6ut
bic Nufgabt, 8lGu: all apntsrbreiten unh
bic meme @pnse gu asntformirsn uno gu
orsanilirsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Gin wolitif,r oils 2eidJe aeiunb,n.

Gbicaeo. 20. Sftobsr. = Robt.
8. Stpauolp, Elm bstunntsr ar6sItsrs
fii6rsr, pel6sr lsBtbin Reoen fir
9rpan uno Sspda 9e9altsn bat, tpurz
b. b.uts friib als 2ei4s i'm osmofratiz
i6.n Sauptquartisr fir Gootzgountp
oeF Funben. 0us Gas mar aneeorebt,
isbo9 ni9t ongs5iinbst. Sb SsIbit=
morb obsr Elm unfau porliest, 1T ni9t
b.tannt, bod fpsib man Don telnsm
@runbs, Der i'm gum Ssl6Itmoro trsi>
ben fonnte. Stpallou mar Utitglisp
bss bemotratiidsn GrstutiusGomIts's
pon Gootsgountb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Gine Stpbtberttis GpiDemie.

Glebslunb, B, o., %. Sttober. -
,9ie 0ip3tbsritis tritt our 3sit in Den
uateren S3siler bisfsr Staot epioez
mild auf uro 5tpur nit iol6sr 9sftig=
teit bab ii8 Der Sanftdtsbsdnlte Or.
0eB tsute Dsranlubt lab, bic in Dem
bstreffenoen0iftrift belogens Dffsntli6e
S4uls in Der &oftpellitrobe gu id!i.z
BEN. Die iGm1ntlibsn S6uIbiiher
Der fouisno Ginber, pelds ja7e S9ule
'5eiuhsn, tolrbsn beute Habnittue i'm
Sdul6ofe auf einen 0auf.u geI9i9tet,
mil 9stroleum b.gOfen unb perbrannt.
-. Die ueberreite bes in Nsipzgorf
seitprbsnen S9sateroirettprs 9enrp 6.
2lbbep tpI.Ioen geitern in Nortbamp=
ton. Mafi., sur aube asb:ttet. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21

5risbri9, 6rsiberr Dpn Bed, Ssloz
5eugmsiiter uno G6ef Dss DtreidiI9sn
8enera1Itabes, hut in gBien iein so
id6rigas DisnitiubilGum ssfeiert. Nnz
lGb1i9 bss Cages lino benz Deroienit=
polen W1flitdr DON alien Ssittn g6=
runsan gu Saeil 8etporIoen.
(6Srieori9 5rsiberr BON 8sd rIt an
21. MGr3 1880 gu 5rsi6urg /. gr. se=
6oren. Gr tflt 1916 lls &lbet in bic
9lrmee, oiente dIs 2ieuteElnt II. Chr
2ieutenant b.i Der Snfantsre, ben
9ionieren urlo BEN ebsnalisen Gene
Observation-Disclosures uno nlfm
audi 184S unD 1849 an ben 8sfe9tsn
in ungarl lopis an DIT @ritiirmugtg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Giurm Scrbrs6eu nuf Der Spur.

8i9monb, @1., 20. OttG6sr. -
Die ue6erreits Don W. :. 6oro, pel6er
lebten Mittpo6 gu Glen 2lGsn itur6,
ansa6!:6 III elmer in iel6Itm0r0erii der
2Si4t sin3enommanan Dolls @luo1=
mum, Iino .pieOsr ausge5rl6en DOroen.
Die 19tdmten pDn 5enrico5SpuntD
qt1u6tn, 8ruHo 3@ Der 2traa3me gu
6l6?n, o1B 02r Nunn ermorost tpuros.
Bis isBt iiHo nod teine 8er6aftungen
pop9enommen Iporpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Ser SextT9e Gsrrei$snsent,
EdsIi&. mStentIth uRl Genntass.
D. @atne, 0issntbGmes ano 0leSafteus

o. @atus. 0issntbGmes ane 0aeNafteue
(Eo6tsissr ssl 3. Sesine),
enbneA.9ds Sattncrssetra nnS poa-CI CINee.Npe.
Crete bsstasIid,ea DIatteS. hurN 1rdser b.iorst.
12k Cts; tSaIidte unb eennta sSsaguS sabe Is
Gents pys gp&e, tablbaI an bs eGs 0at beloystAbea
GrassI.-9da aiidh rsbf epmnta al .sIuS eabe unter
Belt i'm Berbaitnis; for bic Nd aAenfIidhs amSsa
nit Sonrtas pertsirsi. NIT Hbius tnr Clubs,
t2.b0 pro Sabr, nab irs.nb stnen On. bss Snlan.
ees, "a nab 0urspa. 9snnta al sNuSeabe 81
prs Sabr.-Das bsite unb btutefte Desttde DIat1
q ben Dlittcl, unh Ghoftoeteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Ytittelz unn Suoamrrifa.
gSirecrauFrnbme Der Mrbrit am panamas &
uaI-Her Sraue pom Gudpaoufl.

golon 20. Otto6er. - Der 0tz
rsftpr Der reprsunlitrtsn nparamafa5
nulz9sienf9aft," General 9sltn, tit an
9orb bss fr1n30iiT6en Oampfers
v9srnain" Don 9aris bierber suriidz
gefebrt. Don ben tpsItinloiI6en Snieln
Bat er $50 2lrbeiter nlitgs6ra6t, ipeI9e
bsi'm Sanagbau bsi4dftigt tperbsn iolz
len.
9nueuqutl, Gou1bor, 20. Oft.
- Den 8edmtsn DIR vganf bon Gouuz
Dor" 1T es gelIingen, gum erften Mdle
ieit bsm groBen 8ulnIoe Die @eapDl6e
Der g1nt gu 0fTn:n. gu a1Igemeiner
8friebislIaJ tpulloe Der Sn6aIt, pdz
pisrgeLo, Ootlpm,nte, Bidder II. I. 10,
p01Tg unperiu9rt Dorssfuhosn. 0isIer
ltmitun'o niro bu3u bisnsn, t1g Der
trausn Ipieoer bsr5uIteGsn, unb gu elmer
frii6srsn WieosrauTn1bme bes 8ez
i4Gfts fiibren, als uripriingIi9 angsz
ncntmert fruroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-10-21
Cine 0eranoer,tm9 SeS Saroamelen.
nertrasS tn 2tuSfidt.

Berlin, 20. Sttober. - giner
Gepei4e Der rSruntFurter 3eitung"
aus gorItantinop.I 3ufotgs, IiHo spiz
i6en ben U}d9ten unD Der pforte @rz
banblungsn gebufs @lbdnoerung etni=
ger 9eitimmungen tbss Oarour:qenz
9ertrages i'm 8ange. Der Sultan lei
elmer Ioldsn 20bdrosrung ni6t a6se>
neiqt. Die Wtd9te sarantiren ,b,m
'Sultan perfOnli9en s6us unb Die
SntegritGt bss tiirtii6.n Rti9ss, fans
jene Qbdnberunssn obne tpsitsrs Sc
1r1Ltthdttdfeiten hurfnefiihrt tniirnen.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
NETWORK CITY

Judge Mcmahon 81 Part |. General sessions, yes
ierday dismissed the Indictment for larceny asai's,
Conrad NJ. Snvth, iorme Fly poli,e court CLERK
Mrs. Victoria Johnson. rta! 'siai" owner In h"r-
lem made The COMP nt fha, Siy'. coiesi"d
rents for her and retained some ~ IN" money n
veas ago she nov says the charge was \ ms
tcke.
Emil LindcrGen. Swcdc, forty-tVo years DID,
was found dead yesterday afternoon IN furnished
room on the third foor o. boarding house Kept
py Mrs Martha Gormsr. at 40. p" East Thirs
nrst-s.. Tho man mad committed suicide ny 'ak'n<
morphine lie was a t.ained nurse. and had u'"d
In the bcard!ng-house for about IL year. Iic mad
bccn out O. work for sornc weeks and had no
money.
The Columbian Line steamer Finance. whch
sailed from this port October - for Colon and
was due n, that por, Saturday last, rTsivod
there safely yesterday. There had been some an
casre - fcit oye- the fact 'ha. she vas TWO days
overdue a. II was known TINT the hurricane which
blew up from the West ladies crossed her path.
The Hotol Majestic will have Western Union
Telccrauh cornpanys recorder the evening of
Election Day
The Quill Club Of this city will hold IT, Nifty
third regular meeting ~ the Windsor Hotel to-
day At p. m. The topic Will bc "Spocialsm and
Sympathy" on which the Rev. Dr. Melanc,hon
Woolsey Stry.;cr president ot Hamilton College.
Will speak
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NCNKERS.

The Yonkcrs Turn Verein opened IT'S Sea'v" ',
Of lSes-97 las; night with an enteTta'hnc''' a. "
hall In Post Laue There was large as'."
ance os members and their friends a, oc'o0N
President John Eylers called the assemo"ee ~
gether and made an address in wnich ne eNpfesseu
the hope That the coming season wo1id De aS '
cessfui and pleasant previous ones. A''e'"AN
there was dancing. ,,. ,f.srnoon
from tn : o'clock the home OF Mrs John i.en @
drick Bangs. No. f53 North broadway; ~ CO.,, u'h
of the sale n table on when were ooonS' o ~
bearing the auiogr lph Of its author: Some ol me
writers repro. ented were Brander Matthews tuS-
lin Dohson Robert Grant. Frank H. Stochtoii'
oIy Elliot Scawell. Kirk Munro FredericH lem,
ingto1, Robert W. Chambers. ). H. Aluiich @ aiu
JOnn Kendrlch Bangs. Light refreshmehts w~e.e ~
was realized for 81. pauls. Episcopal church; ios
wch the sale was hell. Mrs iIanss was assisLeu ,,
By Mis- Frank Is. Dickson Mrs burn'ati' ~ Sti ..
William NJ Gilbert. Mrs J. q A Johnson Mss
King Miss kinGinan, Miss Hale, Miss iiyuo Mlss
Dawson and Miss Macdonald. 49,,
Complete returns OF the registry 10Y .Hc ioui
days this wear were received Yesterday. Inc tOtal
number OF persons enrolled is S.s1i flist Wdr0,
1O2T; Second Ward. 1862 Third Ward Ma; fourth
Ward 1874; Fifih ward, 1871; sixth Ward. l,2sl :
Seventh Ward. 5i2 The gain over last fairs regis
tration Is l.C1l ,,.
The first OF a course OF free lectures on the Dnss.
development. practice and advantages OF phono2
raphy will bc given this afternoon AT 6:5O Q cock IN
the hall In the Woman's Institute by MisS fTan-
cts f. Parrish. Lectures Will be given On iuesuay
and Friday afternoons until the course Is COM
pl.,ed AT the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Club house
yesterday AuIilla Colcord Pote gave lecture on
"IhVSical
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dry Goods Republican Club. No $50 broad"aS'
noon
Commercial Travellers Campaign Cluo' Prince
~. and Broadway. NOON
Paint Oil and Drug Traee Mckinley olup hoo''.
Westchester Jockey CLUB races Morris fark' :
y. H.
Board Of Aldermen. CITY Hal. p m
Publishers meeting. Times" BuildinS' p III
Police and Pilot Conmis~ioners' meetings.
state Presbyterian synod. First freSps 'er'an
Church. Brooklyn, y. IN.
House Of shops. Protestant Ep!scorh' 'h'''"'
Church Mission House.
IVES, S.de Republican, Club 80. -: West Eighty
second q, =. IN.
North and South Reformed tlassis OF Long
Island so.tn Bushwick Reformed Church.
Company F.. i7,h Regiment. athletic games ar
mory. Brooklyn. p. IN
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The appeal of he Robert s. Einmet Republicans
OF the I'D Assembly District TO the Appellate Divi-
sion In Brooklyn. asking that the decision OF Jus
tice Dykman handed down on Saturday In the Su-
pTeme Court declaring Joseph +. Ennis me regular
Republican nominee instead Of Mr. Emmett be re-
versed was dismissed yesterday. The name OF
Joseph r. Ennis will appear upon the ofhcia bal
lot as the regular Republican candidate TOT AS
sc mbly In the lid Westchester District lie repre-
&. ats the w. II. Robertson wing OF the party:
in the Supreme Court, before Justice Dykn1an.
tie trial Of he suit for damages brought by rat
rick Morriscy against the Westcnester Electric
Railroad Company occupied the entire session yes
tarday -,
The steam la aGndry of A. j. Mathews was partly
d, stroyeG by fire which started In the drying
70 lm al o'clock last night, and which gained great
n adway before IL discovered. Loss. $1,000: In
so
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-Mo OCT. 10. 1890
ARRIVED

PORT EW-YORK-MoNpAY. OCT 10. 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Massachusetts ur). Bo-quet. London october
With mise 20 cabin passengers to New-York ship
ping tompsny Mrrsd Yea az art III, bdr rsa, aitS p m with
mise to II Maitland kersey. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Rery AUST SseIGn Trieste July q Cir
GENT ufs ~ ns' r aaS S Hnams@ baa @ ws ra to
order master. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m.
Pert Maria il ar! A0ns's Bay ia xS
?"Sa"s HTsrs ' @ es.ey September
S@ra rera Arrasd aas nsh at the Bar at ''' '''"
rmon L: with nldse to PIN. Forwood Kellock.
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Havana 5 YIN mGse ms "a, and q passengers to Ward
samer 'sf' Ei psa%c e .i .k@r xs~Iorean. day.. with
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'S e Hrq%sHx %ssry 2e,eseF ss s wit"
seacr hesn91c oas Klcn%onS @ and N'xpG, vt News
steamer oneia Chichester. Georgetown October Is and
Wilmington lo with mdse and passengers to VIM p
with indse % Arnold Cheney CO. vessel to II Win
llgit breeze Gear
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steamer spree DER Meier Bremen. via Southampton
steamer Prins Maurs ,Dutch>. Duit. Hayti and
Venezuelan ports-Kunhardt a. ca.
Steamer Eagct. Donovan Fhiadelphia-W Clyde
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steamer General Whitney. Baker. BostonH Din,ock
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doe. Norfolk Ne, port News Prins Maurits Dutch
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W CLYDE Charleston
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Boynton, Rosario; Attivo d'ap Aiyers.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer August Kcrfr Uier Buhn-r from Rotterda,
FOR Ncw-foTk passed irawie Point October Is
steamer Ata OBI. Hughes. from Nsw-York October
FOR Hamburg. passed Portland Biil October TO-
Steamer Boyne ,i,r). from October II for New
York. passed Gibraltar October
steamer Chester u)utch). Boysen Amsteria for
New York passed the Lizard October 49, "
steamer Taormin. Nier. Fendt. flom Hamburg sailed
from IIayre for New-York October II. N
Steamer Critic Uir), Davies sailed from DUNDEE for
New York October IS 'S '"'
steamer MlreIlo (5D. Rea. sailed from Hull for New
York October ~. ' ''' ->e"
steamer Missouri Gr' Iuckhursi sailed from London
FOR Philaic.ph october 10 ~ '
Steamer Manitoba (Brl. Smith from New-York August
-, arrived al Blenos AIRES September 70 ~ "
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Io, arrived at Marseil.es October II. '
October D. arrived at Antwerp October IL ~ Wv ~
steamer Buffalo tr, Bannster from New-yorL Oc,oh.r
d. arrived at Hull october II. ~ '
neaainer Elise Marie Ger, Remers from, New York
steamer James Brand t3r) HprdInx fror, Nan, v,rs
o,,ooeI Tor Dover. passed the Lizard October ia ~
steamer Vera Uier) Pohle from MedIcrrsns.r cor,.
'o' Ne"-Aork passed Gibraltar october H. '
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
DEATH FROM A STRAAGE Att|DE"t

A LAD DRAWS SEED WITH PIN THROUGH IT
1xro ONE OF Ills BRONCHIAL TrREs
,,a,.ord Goodman. the twelve-y year-old son OF
Frank Goodman. n laHo!"- VINO HNeu 81 40 -
11a,now,v-st North Adams. Mass. died at The
Neu,-York Post-Graduatc Hospital. Twentieth-at.
AVID second-ave. this city. Sunday nigh; from in
iurjes 10 his right brrr chal tube. tho result Of
reculiar accident Las, Monday the boy was
n,avns in North Adams with common clay pire,
,r which he had placed a seed taken from maple
loo, and through which he had d pin. He
blew the seed and pin into the air and kept them
,here bv constant blowing. Finally he blew
harder than before ard the seed was projected
SWAY from the pipe and higher into the air. As IL
foil ne opened his mouth thereby dropping the
nine and The seed and pin fel into his throat
They passed downward and lodged In his throat but
their position could no, be determined. That even
inc n physician was summoned. vino advised the
father TO bring the boy TO NewYOrk. Goodman IS
n rorr man and he hesated. Other physicians
gave similar advice
on Thursday morning the father collected all
the money he could get together ana brought his
hoy to the POSTGRADUATE Hospital That after
noon the operation OF deep tracheotOmy per
formed and the seed was located IN the right
bronchial tube. near the opening. On Friday las;
the vicinity Of the location o! the seed was entered
from the front. but the operation was no, success
full Another operation then made from the
rear. and this operation was abandoned. because
the boy was sinking rapidly. Last Saturday third
opcIa alton was attempted through the incision made
PEELED TO abandon the operation. The seed and
pin had been located, but could not De dslodged
The boy ,gradually sank from tha!! time until his
In front Of the ward In which his boy lay. SO far
as the physicians at the hospital knew, the opera
ton from the rear had never been attempted be-