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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Leonard Myers was "
visiting friends. ,. c,,.,.,,.u
rha r.gulsr meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held this afternoon DIT
the home of Mrs.. Seaman BROOKS
Tho Surdav-schools Of Christ Church, ST. Marks
orS tho Second Reformed Church Will unite IN an
excursion 20 Glen Island on Thursday. July g.
,rhe ROYAL Arcanum is trying TO arrange Tor a
moonlight excursion some time during the month
of August. ,,, ,,,s
The Misses Loretta and Jessie Wallace. MISS
lille Wood Morris and Robert wallace ana
brandt Englske chaperoned by Mrs. b. f. wal
lace who is accompanied by Miss f. H. Wallace
and w A. Hoar have gone for weeks outing 10
'-T The Asbury Methodist Episcopal sunday-school
has changed its hour OF services 10 u O'CLOCK I'M
Change vent into effect last Sunday:
owen smith and Hymen Levy. both of this place
have with CAPTAIN j. H. dydc roD Dou te run day
excursions from New-York TO PoughKeepse, max
ing all the regular steps now made by the river
enoe, having had command of both the COLCHESTER
meeting Of the Westchester Lodge, No $50. Odd
following officers We're elected for the coming term
n G., Arthur Bushel; V. G., John F. Schal, jr;;
kson pohh L. Il
h SGn ST%eT:'f & g. Xnirsw Evans i S
bottle /. s. Y. c. Daniel Cox; R. s P, wnliam
Martin: l.. S T., J1cob Kunz l. G." Arthur
', Mr. and Mrs. " Barnum left here on Saturday
and rode to Stamford, Conn. and from there to
New-Haven Sunday. where they were joined
party returning by boat Sunday afternoon.
Several members OF the Tarrytown cycling AS
socator wen: to Asbury Park on Sunday going
to New-York by rail and the rest Of the distance
BY wheel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
LARCHMONT.

Thomas Z. Crimmins. OF New-York CITY, recently
gave the Larchmont Fire Department SET Oh p'c'-
ures representing the past and present FIRE Depafr
ments Of New-York City. They have been paceu i"
conspicuous places on the walls Of the nrehouse'
and a resolution Of thanks voted to Mr. Crimmins
The foundation for the pretty cottage OF r. j.
OGorman has been started In Prospect-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Eaton. OF frospect-ave''
will give a dinner at the Larchmont Yacht CLUB th's
evening in honor OF their guests. MI and Mr. Inom,-
as Dimond OF Harrison. and Miss Grlfhth and rrahN
Macdonald. NewYork. vt. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Pabst. OF New-forK are
the guests OF Mrs Haight of Park-ave
Charles W Jones. jr. Arthur Jones ana NJ; =. %;
Foote have been elected members OF the Larchinoht
Hose Company A.. ....,,,
The Larchmont Field Club will add to the festiv-
tiles following race week with dance at the casino
on Friday evening July 81. n. $500
Since the fair in aid OF ST. Johns Church closed
the chairs have been taken from the CASINO ana IL
is now being used bicycle academy ,,
Summer residents would IKE 10 nave oo~ ne .n
alIev in the cool and spacious basement pr the
Casino. 81, t., ,h. chu
dren ~ the town and minstrel entertainment ny
home talent The dates for these enter,
have not yet been determined but the cr,s
are being pushed in order that they may occur
as soon as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.
THE MURDER OF MICHAEL KELLEY. POPULAR

WHITE PLAINS.
THE MURDER OF MICHAEL KELLEY a f'i 0A"-'
YOUNG MAN. BY UNKNOWN PARTIES
.Dor,e, Cbampnois and William Fox were VAIN"
,ry 70 Their homes near the Rural Ceme'er! ye9
terday morning they found. close W Wv .,no
Railroad track. the body OF man. .po .hout
ton II was found that he was Micnaei he. -, Ill
tvrentv-nye wears old. and a resident Vi . -.
w, n.ro he worked as n carriage painter In
,he factory Of George b. Lent Notice was az o'.e
given TO Chief Of Police Bogart, VINO ,oo~ ~, as
IN charge and began an inVes,sa -, ,h
found that there were three ouile' "o'e' So
hodv two in the head and one in the arm oumuay
49,. ,,,, ,,os ot the dancing pavilion at silver
yara park and started fer home early IN co"Ia"'
v,,,h a friend named ST Ivan. Thcy came uo"''
through the village together ana par'eu a. 80
Hotel near the railroad track Ne"es P' '.n,
on his way home in West Mddison-ave, , anu Peone
n stones throw Of which he was lo"t thsv heard
living i'm that neighborhood say tnas my 1Xeiiev
pistol shots about o'clock SUNDAY ' Sober and in
dustrous man There II some tax OF MS n. IL" NE
been intimate With woman alleS Sedy Acquainted with
some Of the Italians OF which snefe a hy the local
IN this that Kelley Vas the victim Of
freak Of jealousy As far as Ga, can dancing pavilion
Xesy ns s9oer TSere had been
fbere and Kelley is not known 10 have mao a., he
smy n fou 1ni dead. west Msdison-ave has bad
reputation. Fights in the numerous o,s, occurrence
OF Oh she ,ba saloons are kept open in defiance OF
Sunday or any other law. The ireIuen'vtaS d.
these nlaces are mostly Italian laoorers' anu ue
PRAYED women SAID 10 be numeT ,nn,os, vester
PSoroner Birch and jury held the inquest ySst ~
day afternoon Or. George IL. Masness anu , ns.
F. Curtis made an autopsy ana iio'n ,h e cnrcin
t;no,v as 10 the nature of the wounds 'he conc,u
sion is drawn that they were not caused py nues'
though they looked as If they We're p,i,o C,ronsT
baS,el champnois who testified to having fou ,,S
the body and Patrick McCSns nnda w"D night when
he LEFT him in the company Of Thomas ana henry
Madden and Michael Hogan. In West Mahlso'r,e,,'..
I'm TO the time ne left him. McConT1l says Nelly
drank only a little beer. and mad not haa q""''e
MANY who saw the body still believe the WOUNDS ,
were made by bullets. notwithstanding une IePo =.
Of the physicians. The inquest was adJourheu ~
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. An Italian VINO
lives In West Madison-ave.. Is known 20 law uare
Threatened to kill Kelly account OF the aver.
tions paid hin by the woman whose time ahU az,
tentions the Italian considered as his own. hehy
leaves both parents two brothers and a sister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
PORT CHESTER.

DR.. c. S. Mead. w. II. Hyler. William H. Fehrs,
]. p. Jones' Henry Fehrs. Edward Jones' william
s. Green Langford Haddock and Edward Lyon
have returned from pleasant FIVE days sail up
the Hudson on the Alberta. which they were
entertained by DR.. d. VI. Griffen The party sailed
Ar far as Albany, and the return trip stopped
At West Point Sing Sing and other points OF IN
terest
Johnnie Holdwiegel. twelve years old. OF BROOK
Iyn. who came near drowning at Fox Island mas
recovered and gone to his home. He was visiting
ar the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheel. IN
Armit-st and out fishing ana ie. mo tms
water He was going down for the MIRO time
when Harry Manning reached him In BOAT. u,,o
The Misses Nellie George and Lena MayneW. Nno
we're delegates to the Christian Endeavor Consen
tior at Washington. have stopped OFT at Baltl,noie
on tbe,r way home and will have Il few days
visit with relatives and cruise on CnesapeaAe
Bay. - -. 49,. ,,o,har-i,-lav
have sailed for England - 49,, 81.
Miss Cummings OF New-York, who has been Wis,
fling Justice and Mrs Thomas VI. Parker. returned
to her home yesterday. NJ.
Professor and Mrs A. NJ Drummond OF West
Ha zen. Conn. are visiting at the home OF DR. II.
n. Bates Professor Drummond was formerly prin-
cipa OF the schools in Port Chester and Is now the
Superintendent at West Haven
To- nav owners Of the steamer Hawthorne which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
DOBBS FERRY.

The Young Mems Baseball Club Of Zion
defeated by the Riverdales on Saturday.
W. H. Wright. who has been suffering from ma
laral rheumatism for some time. - now able to be
about
Thomas Power Of Alexandria. Va. is spending
a few days with his aunt Mrs. James Byrnes. in
Main-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart. of Maple-st. will spend
the summer at Atlantic Highlands.
Charles G. Storms and William II. Lester spent
Saturday and Sunday at Coney Island.
Miss Matilda Rodmann was badly scalded about
the lower limbs day last week
David Condor has gone TO the Cstskills. where
he will spend few weeks.
Miss Dottc Cox danced a. the Hotel Bellevue
Saturday evening for the benefit OF the Sick
Babies Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
f. RANDOLPH ROBINSON I'LL.

THE wF,II~KNowN LAWYER SUFFERING FhoM a
SLIGHT APoPLECTIc sTROKE-HIs CON-
DITIoN NOT CRITICAL
The family OF E. Randolph Robinson. the well
known LAWYER. OF No $50 Broadway, and meinoer
Of the Municipal Board OF Civil Service Commission
ers Yesterday made public the fact that lie Is no"
suffering from slight stroke OF apoplexy, at MS
home. No % Washington Square North week
ago yesterday Mr.. Robinson was returning from
Narragansctt when he was taken ILL., AS soon as
ne reached him home Or. J. Milton Mabbott was
called in and later on Or. Edward g. Janeway
WAS consulted on Thursday the sick mans orother'
DR. Beverly Robinson, was summoned from New
rort and he is now staying at his brothers home
DR. Robinson told Tribune reporter last evening
that his brother was improving, and that. while MS
condition is serious 1t is not critical ana MS ui-
mate recovery is hoped for. II is also said that the
naticn,'s ,cft arm and leg almost helpless. but
That he is conscious and able 20 talk +,
Wr Robinson il well-known In New-i orK ana II
a member OF the Union. Century and Tuxeno G,uos.
Tho CIV a nd State Bar associations. the Down Town
Association, and the South Side Sportsmehs CiuD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
BOARD OF ESTIMATE DOINGS.
ALI. THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS MIST PASS on
APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUPERINTENDENT

APPROPRIATIONS FOR SUPERINTENDENT
TRANSFERS OF SURPRISES.
The Board of Estimate yesterday reconsidered the
vote at it's last meeting allowing the Board OF
Education transfer of 81 600 pay the salaries OF
the new Assistant Superintendent OF Education,
Messrs Elgas and Hunt. Controller Fitch. who was
not at the last meeting raised the question that the
transfer was irregular because asked for by the
Finance Committee OF the Board of Education and
not by the Board itself. Corporation Counsel Scott
agreed with Mr. Fitch and the reconsideration was
adopted When the Board Of Education passes the
necessary resolution the transfer will be lawfully
allowed
The Police Board asked for transfers OF $50 40 81
and &C. gS A. from SURPRISES OF 1895 and 1894 respec-
lively TO pay the delinquent poll clerks, ballot
clerks and election inspectors who served Last year
Pay was refused the because of technical
errors they had made. but later bill was passed
for their benefit. and then there fund from
which 10 pay III 10. Controller Fitch opposed the
Sc aO6 a transfer II from the surplus of 1894
He held that IL was not legal TO make such trans
fer The 1895 transfer. however he favored, and It
was passed favorably because the years budget
provided for the arrearage due the men. The
Board Police will have TO find some surplus in the
1896 accounts pay the balance as noted above
Ex-Police Commissioners James J. Martin and
John c. Sheehan presented bills for t2.l6S 66 each,
alleging that they had incurred them In hiring
De Iancey Nico and Rastus s. Ransom as counsel
FOR the Police Department the time OF the Lexow
Investigation. The bills were referred to the Con-
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DIR. PRENDERGAST'S ILLNESS.
THE REPORT AS TO THE RECTOR OF THE Nh' MN
OF THE EPIPHANY DEN1ED-THE REV.
JOHN PRENDERGAsT. OF ST
IAWPENCE's RECOVERING.


OF THE EPIPHANY DENIED-THE REV
Holm PRENDERGAsT. OF ST
LAwpENCEs RECOVERING.
The report that the Rev DR.. Peter j. Prendergas'
&c now dangerously III In Dublin, Ireland "nere
h. has gone for his health. was denied last evening
Of the Roman Catholic Church OF the Epiphany
No s73 Second-ave., of which DR.. Prendersast Is
tho rector The acting rector OF the church toio
n Tribune reporter last evening that. as far as ne
knew there was no foundation for the report he
sa,d that the rector not in the best OF neaith
whom he went abroad. but he did not think tha'
there was any cause for alarm Father r. D.
prenderrast ras priest OF the roman
Catholic Church for over thirty years he was TOT
long time the rector OF ST. Mary's Church, AT
Roundout. w.
Another Catholic rector Of this city. the Kew.
Johr Prendergas:. rector or the Churcn OF d.
Lawrence at Park-ave.. and Eghty-fourth-st, mas
been seriously III for some time. ana MS ilfe was
despairei of about three weeks ago He Is now.
however said to be rapidly recovering. The Kew
John Prendergast is a member OF the Society OF
Jesus He was born in Baltimore In 1885, and in
1863 was ordained to the priesthood. He has held
the offices project of studies professor OF phiios-
ophy and vice president In the College OF ST. fran
els Xavier and was one OF the best-known preach
ers at the Church Of ST. Francis Xavier, In West
Sixteenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NEW YoRK-MONDAY, JULY 90 1895.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF w-YoRK-MONDAY. JULY 20 1895
ARRIVED.
to sis' Ms s9Sif Ks s '' afrvsa at
Mer Gen Is nSIs o BeH .seyage pas:
sengers - Oelrichs Co Arrived he Bar at 40 n:
ssa BGu Snssd" Win "s 50 aSa lie ;s,.
passengers 70 the Netherlands American steam H"'s~
rs? Steamer british King OBJ ohagan An,"e 1 j n .;
with mdse TO sanderson & Son Arrived al TIE DAT
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Gen Merton s enc Jul. Jul,
age passengers oeirichs Co. Arrived AZ the D1'
Pssss q, ss GoSSn g a v Ianf mj::
steamer Ho6en d'1. shurosk Santos June q We
9,a 20 sn4 81 at a hs Eau ay % mus
Colombia NOr Beng P0s o d 6e ves.s to
VIZ 'f Marls and CO. S-" atsd ",
vana is with mdse and II passengers to James Ward
60. Arrived a. tie ssr at ~ ore.n. DAYS with
mS sseA ,o J T F. Van sickle ., wu,
n,. and 10 sSo With @d.. and pas
Ship city o. GLASGOW Lupd"s sS%a Mas
pousa Co; vessel 70 John LysrmoTe ,,,s, IA
da Nrp with 1,f mdse to order vessel to Buck Co
SANDY Hook. n. J.. July 3D. o." ?. m'-w'na ""'
CLEARED.
Steamer George W Clyde Chichester. JacksonV'"e-"
steamer Kansas City Fisher savsnnah-ocean IS Co
steamer Ciudad csnaal span Lawn Havana Ff's'~
an VI
Steamer George Obj. Thompson LfveFpooi-H u N"
Steamer Elko Warren. Phiiadelphia.w CLYDE q
Steamer Travs GER Thalenhors, Bremen via s0''"
Steamer scotia Ger. Brehn. Baltimore-Ham0urS
steamer Guyandct,e Walker. Norfolk and Ne~p'"
steamer richmond Davis Newport News and Rich
ship p Grace. De Winter Ba,more-Flirt Co
ship May Flint Nickals San Francisco-Deag Dom w.
SAILED.
r7f~Ar,
Newport News and Richmond Guysndotie Noriola az
Newpor, News: Wordsworth desl pernan ,1an, Co
Bahia: Deutschland Ger. FLUSHING. Christine paH' w
penhagen; Alliance. Colon
THE MOVEME MIS- OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Norge dam. Thomson. from New-Yors ~
steamer ssa@ tG.r, Kessler from NewYork arriv"
cherbOurg July H. and proceeded for Bemsn A.
s,ss% :,,. AIss1 ,, & g va'"' Naples for
Steamer sorrento lIiD. Jarssnsen from Newton" '''
Steamer State OF california CDr Braes. fro" Ne"-'''A
July o. arrived at Glasgow July 10 ,,,,, New-Yorx
Js s,ee"e srriSes al fnish jay 20 49,, vo,.
Steamer James Brand cBr HARDING from Se ,sr IT,
Steamer borderer uD Knish, Boston July Z"
London. passed the Lizard july ~ u.,o, ruly to
Steamer Lepan,o Cr3r). Rearpark from Boston 'N"
Hull. passed Prawe Point July 20 ,-r x.w-York
steamer Munchen Gen Won .piien, inx 20
Steamer Kafir Prince dip. oliiteh sailed ''0'" ~
steamer Wsrlsru6e Ger, sailed from Bremen for New
'G Steamer Pa,na ,oe Bauer sailed rom Hamburg ''
steamer Laurel Branch I'D Ritson. sailed fro" "'''"
ock for New York july ~ - x., York May - via
IT Vincent arrived at cape Town June 70 Slyork July
Steamer Coleridse OBD sai'sr ir0'h WV
Arrived =, Rr, Lamb from Trieste June
New-York arrived at st Mishas's "" !" Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
CANNOT CONTINUE THE SALE.

Justice Lawrence, IN the Supreme Court has
granted an injunction asked for by the Mayor and
Aldermen of the city TO restrain Controller Fitch
from continuing the sale OF the franchise for the
surface roads from the Bronx to the Harlem River.
over which there has been so much competition be-
tween the Peoples and the Southern Boulevard. and
the North Ncw-York Traction companies.
AT the sale held SOM months ago. after tho
Peoples had bid 100 cent for the franchise there
was a farce sale. in which the bidding went up to
nearly 700 per cent OF the gross receipts The sale
was then postponed. and has bcen.en joined several
times from going on since The Injunction asked
for this time Is TO postpone the sale until the Court
decide which is the legal bid 10 be accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The trial Of three sailors from the Indiana and
John Schultz OF Elizabethport. n. j.. who created
a riot al New Brighton. Staten Island on Sunday
night occurred last evening before Justice Van Vet
ter. in New Brighton The sailors G. NJ. Demorest
Charles Foster and Carl Wilson. pleaded guilty
Ing drunk and disorderly. and pleaded for light fine.
Demorest was fined 49, and the other two ~ each
which they paid John Schultz. who attempted to
stab Policeman Samuel Loke In the back. while he
was endeavoring 10 arrest the other men, was
charged with assault n the third degree. He SAID
that he was intoxicated. and fined SIS and
warned TO leave the Island. He paid his hns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
NETWORK CITY.

Magistrate Flammer. in Jefferson Market Court,
Yesterday morning discharged from custody Martin
Kelly nineteen years old, OF No 800 West Houston
st. who had been arraigned before him for having
had in his possession part OF the S,oW worm OF
Jewels stolen from F. A. Watson and his sister,
Miss Watson on the steamship st. Louis last
Wednesday.
The r. c. Van Horn Republican Club Of the
XVIII Assembly District. will hold its annual picnic
tonight at Lion Park West One-hundred-and-
eiglhth-st and Columbus-nve. Erdmans Orchestra
will provide the music The officers Of the club are
George Baumgard. president: George Hass. vice
president; C. Van Horn. treasurer: Henry j.
Baungard financial secretary; August Grade re-
coring secretary and George Lambertson. sr., ser
geant- alarms.
c. p Huntington was not in New-York yesterday
but at his Office the report that he contemplated
acquiring control Of the Oregon Railway and Nav
CATION Company was dscredited.
Typographical Union No. 8l will give a concert
at Ch.ckering Hall. Eghteenth-st and Fifth-ave,
On Thursday evening sS O'Clock the proceeds
printing Office The will be under the
patronage OF Samuel 3. Donnelly. president OF
Typographical Un.or No. g. and Anthony f. Crocco
a membe. OF Union No 26l. Joseph Ruggis is chair
man OF the Committee OF Arrangements The fol-
lowing will take part: Nine. Emma 8 De Bassin
soprano: Miss Jennie Dickerson contralto Countess
Gida Ruta pianist Chevaer Albert De Bass.ni
barytone; Payne Clarke. tenor; Chevalier Abano
Ses,hit- Doda accompanist. and many others.
Officers Of the Standard Oil Company in this city
say that the various reports telegraphed from Rus
STA and Berlin. to the effect that the Standard COM
pany has purchased some OF the shares OF Nobel
Brothers, the Russian OF, merchants entirely
without foundation. They say the Standard has
made attempt to acquire property Of any sort in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
THIRTY YEARS IN THE REVENUE SERVICE.

Captain John Bradley. pilot OF the United States
revenue cutter william f. Chandler. completed his
thirteth year In the revenue service on Sunday
last. In that time he has been In charge OF the
wheel OF the same boat When he was appointed
in 1865 the Chandler was the jasmine. She was re-
built In 1873 and named the Chandler Captain
Bradley did not celebrate the anniversary, except
by smoking a fine cigar sent TO him by Collector
Kilbreth. Captain Bradley was born at No. IS Mas
sali-st 1fty-six years ago When he was twenty
one years old he got his pilots license Since then
he has not lost day nor has he ever tasted liquor
in all the years he has served the customs auhor-
ties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
HARRISON.

Mr. and Mrs P. Butler. Of New-York. have pur-
chased a cottage here. which is surrounded by 10
acres Of land. They the parents of the Butler
brothers, who own the steam yacht Forget-Me-Not
OF the Larchmon; Yacht Club l.,
John c. Havland. ffty-three years old, VINO Is
one Of the wealthiest farmers near Harrison ana
was one OF the justices Of the peace. has been
taken 10 a private asylum in Connecticut MT
Haviland recently suffered severe illness. which
affected his mind.
The Harrison Fire Company has received a hand
some and useful collection Of books from John r.
Parsons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-Assistant Postmaster General Robert A.
Maxwell EVERYTHING Rev. DR.. Henry NJ
Field. GRAND-Inspector-G General Peter ID. Vroom,
United States Army. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General Don NJ Dickinson METROPOLE-Ex-
Governor James f. Campbell Of Ohio MURRAY
HTLI-Carlos French member Of the Democratc
National Committee for Connecticut: NET EN-
LAND-George O. whitney Of New-Orleans.
WALDORF-Bishop George Worthington. OF Oma-
ha; James A. Gary. Of Baltimore. and B. r. cana
way president Of the New-York, Chicago ana ot'
Louis Railway Company. WINDSOH-|ap'aih A.
H. Bayley Of the British Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
CLARET FOR BOARDERS on SUNDAY.

Several alleged volators OF the Liquor Tax law
were called 10 plead before Recorder GoN in Par. l.
General Sessions yesterday. The DistrictAttorney
has batch OF excise violators the calendar
~ every day for pleading.
The only unusual case yesterday was that OF
Antonio Semberani an Italian boarding house
keeper in the Kingsb-idge road, near Two-hundred-
and She is accused OF giving clarSt on
Sunday TO her boarders She could not get ball and
was locked up in the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF Police Captain Martens
Queens County Jockey Club races. Aaueduct. q"
D. m
Moonlight drill OF 14th Regiment Brooklyn
Eastern Distillers Association. Manhattan beach
Hotel.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Music In Paradise and Mount Morris parks. p m
Sneclal regatta OF Larchmont Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
RYE.

Among those who will go to Europe next month
are William II. Catlin and George r. Read.
The following officers have been elected by the
members Of the Rye Free Reading Room Frederick
d. Ives, president; Charles f. Ostrander vice.
president; Charles VI. Walker, secretary; b. Lam
bert Sackett treasurer; Clarence Sackett. b. Lam
bert Sackett Charles p. Cowles and Charles II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
MAMARONECK.

Mrs William Bliss and her family have gone to
Saratoga where they will remain until September.
The children of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School will have their picnic to-day at Edwards's
Beach Hotel Rye Beach.
Mrs Julia Greer. who has been In III health for
some tune has been taken to Pittsfeld Mass. Win
the hope that the change will benefit her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
A BOY DROWNED NEAR CANARSIE.

John a. Mimmo. nineteen years old. who lives at
No 3ls Grove St. went to Canarsie with three com
panious at 8 o'clock last night They hired a row.
boat there. and Az four went IN swimming In the
drowned. His body has not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

Beach. had trouble in getting her to Lake Kenoea'
Danbury. The trip had to be made o,,taW OF
ST. 900 in cash. The new owners had fgureu Ina.
the work would cost sos and would require only
few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
THE OLD HOFFMAN HOUSE CAFE CLOSED.

The old cafe OF the Hoffman House. where for
years politicians have gathered. was permanently
closed last night The cause was the opening OF
similar apartment In the new annex OF the hotel