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New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
YO\KERS.

A rrettv Christmas wedding was that oil Wllahn
Young and Miss Annie f. Whiteey' ooth OF ION
kers which took place AT Christ Episcopal Nnurcn'
The Rev Ellis Lyon officiating. a reception 1o'-
lowed at the home Of the brides parents NO. lf'
Elm-st Guests were present from fonkers' Mount
Vernon peekskill Tarrytown. Pelham. New-Ro-
cbellc. Larchmont and Port Chester. The newly
welded couple were the recipients OF many Deau''-
iDI T5e. young people Of the city making the
rno.t OF the snow, and each evening large numbers
al parties in sleishs leave Honkers ana drive 10
d1' rent parts of Westchester county.
ftrie,rlts exercises in the different churches ana
fraternal societies We're elaborate this SeasI. n
might The members OF me I.Su ', reo; .f,ar
Church sunday school held an entertainment ailer @
which a large number of presents Were ,,J
rhc Womens Institute club also heid us ies'Ni'ieS
The 4th Separate Company basket bal team \ de-
feat,d the loth Separate Company team from ~ Nv
burg on Christmas night. before large crown ~
their armory, in Waverly-st The 1onKers men
were the victors by the score OF i 70 ,v.ohs,or
The race for hrst honors in the Wes'SheSS,ep SS oI
County bowling tournament which Is pchg gh neIc r on
Myers alleys. is becoming interestihs ne ne nea
mania OF Mount Vernon. and the l.yceum te'.ih' Oh
Tarrytown. now tied for hrsi place hsio it are
fifteen teams in this tourn9ment ana tnc itisle v
individual score Is 27. made by Brcker' oil on
~ yonlers .oriatt.an Yacht Club held its third
stag entertainment last night in the cluphOuSTS;
The fair of the Ladies Aid Society OF me me ,f
~ The carlv part Of this month was hnanclai
succ@ss he report showed a return over all ex-
IN. amer given ~ the salvation Army for me
moor children Of ;he city on Christmas AFTERNOON
o. cnioyod bv three hundred little ones Inc OIL
g. Of the Army had secured so large an
amount Of eatables that much remained aiter "a az
lam lam announced thar this would be distributed
among the needy, and families YESTERDAY i reye'eu
'patrolrnan James Robinson. of No - MiIow
place is mourning the loss OF MS ten-yeatito nU,.
- IIoward Robinson, who died on NnTlstihaS
ooroine In - Joseph's Hospital The boy VAS &
onrratcd on ior APPENDICITIS four weeks ago % i"o
33i,-,,l v,iii b4 held this afternoon al o CLOCK
rbr;s,mas services will be held at 81 Andrew
Memorial Episcopal church tnis altelmoOn, any rbn M
tny Pev lanes A. Norris of Hastings and pr Harry
" Berthoif. Of Yonkers VII ihahe """ eS'S a.
The home and brsnGn aPs s WSTbnryon Aye
OF VIZ. a, 10 80 o'clock this morning. when tie
services will be nea and Ths ihe FsS Rev. Dr. A. NJ
Y" : III sneak Al night the regular monthly
n,.,.ical -, programme will be given.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
NEW-EOCuELLE.

An entertainment consisting Of scenes from
Shakespeare plays and some popular musical
features will he given in the Gymnas ium on next
Tuesday evening in aid Of the Day Nursery. which
WAS recently established 10y the Bureau of Chart
ties at NO 10 UniOn-ave. number of weI-known
theatrical people whose homes are in TINS village
will take part The music will hc furnished by an
orchestra of forty pieces. composed OF members OF
the Violin Circle. under tho direction OF H. Vincent
Upngton. The programme includes scenes from
Richard III the closet scene from Hamlet. and the
balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet Inc ledd-
ing character. VIII J. Carlin. VIII De assisted hs
Miss Annita Clark Miss Mae Lee, Miss l.ihel
Ricketts, and John K. Conron. The solosts VIII he
Mrs j. b. Juvenal and g. Schuckle
The Organized Charities Society has adoptei
resolution. In which it declared against the pres
village as wasteful and inefficient The society "a
vors a new plan Of having on" Official elected 'oi
the whole town. TO be know as Supcilntehu'h', Vl
the Poor who shall receive "A stated salary loi MS
work The subec, is TO be taken before the state
Legislature by a committee consisting ol Ut H.
Condit Eddy D. r. Dcaly and {. W iidr!ndn.
Huguenot Lodge No. li6. f. ana y. NJ mas
elected the following list of new officers: T.. nm
ton smith Worshipful Master; Julius H. Geriaffh
Werden: Charles W Morgan. treasurer: Albei {;
Wilmarth secretary; John II. Harmer Thornwan,ld
Jensen and George +. Ackermdn, trustees. Inc
datc of installation has not yet been decidcn
The Manor Club Pelham Manor mas Issued over
two hundred Invitations for Its New ear eN.
dance and il is expected that the entertainment
viii be one Of the most pleasing OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The committee consisting Of William H. Robert
son Ralph L. Prime and Francis Larkn. appointed
bv Justic, J. O. Dykman. Of the supreme Court 10
propare a memorial Of Silas i. Ginord. presented
,ther report Yesterday morning. which was oroei'"
entered on he minutes Of the court After giving
a brlef account Of the carly life and public services
of judge oxford. the document closes with 'he io'
lowing frirufc 10 his memory: Silas ID GHloru was
sn ALL. and true counsellor He had an extensive
rrac.i-, in managing estates ana IN Such ih"'''''
OF triis: he took great pains ana exercised Si'"'
care iu looking after the interests OF his cHeh'S
,,oro indeed tnan could have been required OF nm
in h,. profc ,sioual capacity. He was soclabe ana
.ni,r,,,u- an. 4 firm and steadfast frlehu: ~ -
ana urI.,ry.ng courtesy. There are TOO few sucn
mon ana IN The circles wheIe ne Aau i"poi.r tSsad
raithfnIly may years ne will be sorey inisscu;;
.u5rr Gin ,re was born in Canaan: Coiunlpia ll pa
Couni> January 81. 1875 and died IN M W, 81.
Son.e,nler l5 1898. He was County Judge oi N'''
chester from 1871 TO 1873. -,,o 1,st,ca
I'm the supreme Court yesterday morning JuSuSo S
7 a. Dvkuan granted DEGREES OF divorce 10 sAo
youoyir. uorsons. Cecilia Abrahams, from htr
husband samuel Abrahams ana to to i.iy Hnw-york y1I
CIV The Judge also granted decree OF sepaLa ,
zion TO Alce =. Dougan OF Vne,On; ;ernTnds IrT1d Of
cruel and inhuman trea .ment. The mother L. 10
have the custody OF the children: ., -, <u.-
The appoinfmcnt Of Daniel OConheiI, ol Nv
York CIV; William Murray, of Larchmon'' dilT
George Caulicd of Harrison as Commiss9hyrS W' 1
chester County to be taken for the purposes o eii
waer supply syI,em SIR OF ono This Commission
", lana subiect 10 condemnation proceedings en-
bracirs over four hundred parcels, aggresa'hs
several thousand acres ~ - t..
In s. Johns Church to-day the feast or Us
rairon saint St John the Evangelst, VIII pe
celebrated. The Christmas ServiG@S " VII Profastor
heated the music under the direction OF Ir4ie.Sor
rarpenter. The sermon will be preacheu .! Fa'''''
Iiyingstone Of the seminary ,o, man
charles Brown. an exnerienced r2HOau M ib overn vri
,Tonosed extensions Of the White Plains ana Ehs-
ford trolley line. 49, , To-, so T., This VIII
loco 10 secure the general early Closing Ol l's
rl9cos Of business in the evening Inc comm -
bsvinp thu affair in charge is meeting encouInsInS
rssnonsos In the canvass OF the quesuon an dIiois
The merchants and receiving the co-opera'io" Vi
In. clereymen of the place ,,,. ., - .r,
number of young women OF TINS vlileSe Mlo WIZ r arc
in,ar.-fr1 in the White Plains Hospltal are en-
rarcd in preparing entertainment 10 pS sis.h s.
for me benefit Of that institution at an ear! !ri
Tre horse attached to the sleigh IN "hlci ria':n :
Hsrt of Central-ave., was driving ran az. aM .u -.
Ralroad-ave: YESTERDAY moo noon, Hi,,i,1rd W., i''''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
PEEKSKILL.

rs ginning with tomorrow there will be a train
added TO the timetable OF Peekskill which will be an
accommodation TO Peekskl patrons of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad The new
train leaves the Grand Central station at $3.50 p
and arrives at Peeksk II o'clock p m. The train
will leave Peekskill fifteen minutes later. 1:15 and
far Croton
Surrogate Skman had long and interesting cal
endar in his court last week In the accounting of
Elias Travis an order made directing that the
money deposited with the County Treasurer be
placed 10 the credit of the representatives of Eme
line Purdy and paid TO Charles &. Knight and Mary
A Purdy administrators OF En- cline Purdy. The
Will of Mary j. Clements who emily died in York
town. admitted. Her daughter, Mrs. Horton,
named eXecutriX. TIE will of John III. Nc
Coy was prcsentsd ana petition made Tor It's pro-
bate Catherine Mccoy. the wife. is named
ecutriX In the matter of the compulsory account
ing of Supervisor Franklin Couch. executor of the
estate of Sarah Weeks, Sanford r. Knapp APP
pointed guardian for infants. and the
held for decree subject the report of the guar
scllor Clinton L. Ferris Citation issued
turnable the fourth Thursday IN January. The pro-
ceedings to free {. T. K. Matthews, Anna : Van
Courtlandt and J. :. Van Courtandt. executors Of
was again adjourned for a month. This is the
third adjournment In the accounting of William
II. Moore and AlOnZO Durrin. executors of the
estate OF Henry Moore Clinton F. Ferris APP
pointed special guardian for infants An objection
filed to the accounting by Cyrus William Hor
adjourned until January y. In the matter OF the
accounting Of Joseph Parent. administrator OF the
estate OF Phoebe Kennard. a supplemental citation
was issued returnable January IS in Peekskll.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

See. John Cahn: representatives TO Grand Council
c. r. Johnson, +. :. Van Tassell. alternate ~ . -
The second hearing in the case OF Mis-. fllott .
Shepard against the assessors or the Town OF OF
Mount Pleasant will take place before Referee Johh
Gibney of Sing Sing. tomorrow. John W. rrte
and John II. Murray. of the firm Of Free Ai'ir-
raw real estate dcacrs Henry Ficlden. clerk of The
village of North Tarrytown. and Theodore Nrloni,
of 1arrytown. have been summoned as exports 10
testify in regard the value of real estate in the
town.
The seventh hearing in the case OF John - ana
William Rockefeller against the assessors Will be
held before Franklin Couch. Of Pcekskill. at the
Millard building. in Main-st.. on TUESDAY. 80
The members OF the Tappan Dec Fishing club
will meet at the Office Of Town Clerk X. llcrsch"l
Purdv on New-Ycars morning when prizes VIII DC
awarded for the year.
All active and honorary members OF the Iarry.
town Fire Department are invited 10 be present
AT the omen house to bc kept 10y Conqucrer Hook
and Ladder Company in their building In washing
on NeW-Year'S Day.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
MOUNT VERNON.

The rather surprising announcement will be
made to-day that The Mount Vernon News" a
leading Democratic weekly paper of this city. has
been leased from its owners. Arthur f. Blot. cx-
Judge George C. Appel and others by the Sentinel
Publishing Company Arthur F. Blot. for three
years acting publisher of The News" will retire
and return TO New-YOrk City. and the staff and
Office force will be cut down considerably The
new concern will continue its publications
and publish THE News as we'll The capital
stock of the company is said to be $1,000
The Christmas exercises at the First Baptist
Church will be held next Tuesday The primary
classes will have their treat in the afternoon. in
the evening the senior pupils will present
tertainment. consisting of varied programme
and tableaus illustrating THE Birds Christmas
Carol"
Harry Howard. twenty-five years old. who Is
detailed the United States cruiser Cincinnati
now stationed in Smyrna. Asia, has written to
of his adopted parents, in order that he may Sc
certain property to which he believes he is
entitled He says that their names are De Nern
or De Neren. The young mans history Is romantic.
He was found on the night of May 49, 1919. in a
street in this city, having apparently been aban-
doned. The little waif neatly clad, and on
bearing the name Harry Howard" He was
taken the Mount Vernon Infant Asylum from
where he adopted by the family for whom
ne is searching.
Robert J. Dougherty, .well-known contractor
whose home is in NO. 1874 Stevens ave. died on
was born in County Derry Ireland forty-six years
ago. and has lived in the United States for thirty
years He leaves a widow Margaret. and two
Raymond's Cemetery. in West Chester.
While Mr., and Mrs. w. Boardman Reade were
trance to their house No Martens Place, and
carried away property valued at 500.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
NAMARONECK.

The property of f. T. Goodwin tne reai ', es'a'e
u'na,s ago is being sold and divided among his
creditors. . 49, ,o.s,
,rdnstrv in the village. closed on THURSDAY for
NJ. ard the employees are now idle. 1t is eX-
repair a., ", York will be resumed on January 10.
made * CSqn5y bs@e 5e@sITeF BaSe1 GSn
Hots, ~, 81 s3i II has been received in Excise
sdonrv snUm in this town from June to December
isS The total NUMBER OF Hce"s'' III '''' ''"'
IS lW 80 xvaaper-st urinary schools
@ ~ 1,,nsfs at a dinner given for them by ex-
S,er W. and Mrs Thomas w Palmer at the clos
Ing exercises on Thursday evening, hoe o,,ar M
nee of change of rates beginning January 4
me he~ ,,rRochelle Water Company and little
bbnr by one man is charged by the Larchmont Water
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
TARRYTOWN.

The Christmas entertainment; OF the Sunday
school Of the First Reformed Church will be held
Tuesday evening. Besides the usual singing Of car
OILS presentation of gifts and addresses, the Rev Mr.
Esing of New-York City. Will tell Tine Story of a
Runaway Slave
Christmas was duly observed at the Young Mems
Iyceum, the members congregating there in large
numbers throughout the day The first and second
teams Of the bowling club played two games The
first scored total OF 1911 points to 1853 scored
by their opponents.
The following are the recently elected officers of
Kyk Tit Council No 1853. Royal Arcanum; Regent
John II See vice-regent. Joseph II. Acker: past re-
gent. c. Il. Johnson, orator George H. Ely; secre-
tary. O. G. Baumgarten treasurer, William j. Reed:
chaplain. Charles r. Talbot; collector John B. Lewis:
guide f. W. Grifiths; warden. Harry Fairchiid
sentry, John Gerkin: trustees-John Bert. John II.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
A TRIP TO JiU4ICA'S ISLE.

The island OF Jamaica has such attractions Of
climate and rich beauties Of scenery as to make It
"A most delightful spot for winter visit. Recently
hotel changes have been made whereby the largest
hotel has passed under American control. and *
now high-class house. During the winter there
will be a series OF tours to this beautiful island a
special limited party. under the personal escort Of
Charles +. Pierce will leave NcwYork on January
le by the Atlas Line steamship Allcghany. for a
comprehensive tour OF twenty-five days. two weeks
OF which time will be spent on the island An Illus
trated book of tours he had free. and fun par
ticulars application to Picrce's Excursion Com
pany. No. l97 Washineton-st.. Boston or L. NJ.
Jenkins Co. No N8 Broadway. this city.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

.ruo Irish BOYS were the benehciaries Of an uncle
uho had migrated TO America. The bequests repre-
senfed TWO tracts Of land-one Of many acres In
a far Western State. the other. scarcely an acre,
within the limits of the Greater New York The
elder hoy having first choice. appropriated the
larger tract The younger was, however quite con-
tent with the smaller for 1t was located near
great CITY and after over generation, during
which time the land devoted to agricultural
purposes. supporting It's owner and his family II
has recently been sold for a small fortune The
other tract lis there yet" loaded down with the
unpaid tax bills of many years. and worth no more
now than then.
The foregoing may not seem TO have much TO do
with advertising. but 1t suggests the idea and fact
that location character and enterprise have quite
as much do with the value OF newspaper ctrcua-
ton as with tracts o. land.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
LAWYER CHARGED WITH L1RCENf.

Richard + Price the lawyer. VINO mas peeh con-
fined in Ludlow Street JAN Tor contempt Vi Oo
and who was released Thursday by order Oh
,ho currarno Court on account of his physical
condition was rearrested yesterday morning on
warrant charging him with grand larceny. Inc
complainant is Mrs Maggie {. Johnson. OF NO @i-
V.st Forty-second-st. She retained Price as
counsel in n suit for damages against the ele-
waited road and alleges that he effected settle
mont ont of court without her knowledge and
Lant the amount of money obtained from the COM
many $500 Prices health is still poor. and he was
taken TO the prison ward at Bellevue IN an am
bulance.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

steamer Bedc ,Irl Anderson Bremen for Nv York
arrived az .uNhaNcn December ~.
steamer IhngNalla dam. Bcrentzen NV y x fs
'hiistiasand and settn passed Fair lse December %
steamer Bowie 'llr Jones New YORK for I5.efpsl.
passed Kinsale December IL
s.san,er croft 'Br. Rhode. New York arrived at
Steamer Edam Dutch Iirunsma Neu y,r. rived
at Amsterdam December -
steamer Southwark ,r, fBence from New York SaiA
from Antwerp December 20
Steamer Maasdnm IDutelD Potter fron, >o. N.rk ~
cember IT, arrived at Rotterdam pece lher y
steamer Schledam uutch Duit. from New York ~
cember u Arrived at Amsterdam December -
steamer Landar city ,Brl. Hunter from 81 snses for
New YORK. passed Brow Head December ~
steamer Anapa ulD williamson from t',rilr <o,embss
~ sailed from ~ Michaes for New York December IS
steamer ohdam u)utch). koggeVeen. sailed from Rot
terdam for New York December %
steamer Oregon ,iir. Creamer from New York Deem
ber =. arrived at Naples December q;
steamer Thomas Melsle ,I'r, Grsg from New York
ber 20 and proceeded - ~ W
steamer British Queen ,r, smith iron, New York
c"nner IL lor Antwerp pacsed Prawie Point December -
steamer ''yon tNorb. Hansen. from New p-rern-
steamer % ES psssei ,he Isle Of wight December p
oteaher rasoN Abbey tBrl Ptieau FROM AnfNerp fs
NV foik passed the Isl. Of Wight December -
- v, I.NVeislor "'erl. Muller. from Rotterdam ~
$500 PASSED the scly Islands December - ~
'enner !. ior Bristol. passed Brow Head December -
Ssamr fyneranan tlir. Stirrstt sailed from GiasEcw
Tor New-fork December
steamer ~ Louis Randle sailed FINN, sNi,hamptnn Nc
New York December ~, at 40 n m
seah.r Noga uorn. Ia Costa from New York -
''u.ner D arrived At lsixces December ~ -
nshvr hennohr !ir, le Boullier from New .o.,
december \. Via ~ Mchae's for Altn etc arrived q
''seis December II and proceeded. ~.
fawne. 't'rl. Atkenhead from New-York y"
Sscsms a. arrived al Trieste December - ,,r,hsr
sssvioudy reported.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW w-YORK-sATURDAy DEC. 60 1896
ARRIVED

Steamer New York. paseow. Southampton December 10
mdsc lOI cabin and 20 sceragc passengers To the
interna iona Navigation Co Arrived the Bar 63
Steamer Campania ulr,. Walker Liverpool December
10. ~ with Tdsc. 62 cabin l27 ste
Bar at l:O7 a ~.
steamer Jersey city OTr Lewis Bristol December 10
mdne o Arkell a. Co Ar
rived the Bar at 30
Steamer kurlistan Nu Whitlock renarth December
g. IN ballast to iinrher co Arrived a. the bar at 10
Steamer Terrier ,Norl Nilhelmscn Dunkrk December
with chalk Barring Brothers: to A
Co Arrived the Rar a IN.
Steamer Troja DER. 2.035 tons. Rupurt Mddea-
boro December 4. IN ballast W } ceballos Co A.
rived at the Bar at B . u.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
PAPER WAVTFACTTRERS " CONFERENCE.

II was learned yesterday that a delegation Of
Wisconsin paper manufacturers. headed by j. A
Kimberly. has been In the city for several days
comforting with Eastern manufacturers OF whi'e
paper used by newspapers. with view TO entering
the pool which is said to be- forming 1t is said
that the most prominent firms OF the West will
agree to the combination Several conferences
within the last two weeks have been held "a the
Hotel Ncth,rland. but 80 tealously has the matter
been guarded that II Is impossible definitely
what progress has been made or just what firms
are interested In the proposed combination.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
FEENEY KEPT on STEALING

Michael Feeney thirty-two years old Of No 92l
Prospect-ave.. Brooklyn. arrested last night
for stealing three rolls OF silk valued at s21 26 from
a wagon in the rear OF the store OF Abraham a.
Straus I'm Livngston-st Brooklyn
Feeney has just finished serving a term of two
years and three months In the Kings County Pen-
tentiary for stealing goods worth 500 from the
same frm. for whom he was driving.
He went To Europe but was followed and cap
tured by Detective Baldwin who Is now captain Of
the Eighteenth Precinct Of BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

taken out in time TO save them. and the Fire De-
partment arrived in time to prevent the hames
spreading to adjacent buildings The fire is sup
posed to have originated from an overheated stove
In the coachmans room. The loss is about S>0l fully
insured
The second Of the popular talks az the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms will be given to-
morrow evening by The Rev. Dr. j. T.. Price. of the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
This evening. in the Baptist Church the pastor. the
Rev F. W. Lockwood. v III preach upon the subject:
What 10 DO with our Failures"
The following j. the programme OF the Christmas
service he ncd in he Prison Chapel this morning
the Rev J. c. : Wells. chapian ORCHESTRAL preude
"Ernani' selection. chorus. Maid OF the Mill"
Choir. solo. Trinity Chimes, overture Far
West' professional. once Again the Oden Story
(choir): chant The Lords Prayer (chOir and con-
gregaton). hymn All Hail the Power; anthem
Arise and shine anthem. And There We're
Shepherds. "Jubiate Deo': recessional. christian
PeOple Come and Sing" (chOir)
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
SING SING.

Tho Christmas festival Of st. Mary's Episcopal
>,surcb I,eechwood will be held tomorrow evening
A. the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
l,hch this morning the Sunday school Will hold its
chrts,,oas service In the evening the pastor. the
Rev Dr Price. will preach Christmas sermon
There will be special music by the choir under the
d,rec,ion of Professor w. III. Rowe. and Miss Park
cornetjst Of the Park Sisters. Will play.
Yesterday morning shortly before O'Clock the
stabIe of yarian Banks in Maurice-aye.. dis
coversd 10 ha an fire. Horses and carriages were
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
IRNINGTON.

The hearts OF the children OF Woody crest home'
on the hill OF that name made glad on Christ
mas Day by Miss Helen Miller Gould AT noon a
dinner. including turkey. plum pudding fruits ana
OF her goodies. was served under MISS touns SUI
ncryision At dusk the candles on the immense
Christmas tree. which had been heau'ifuy decor, cor,
songs by the children. each received present from
fba
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBERMARLE-James J. Storrow OF Boston.
I;RENOORT Graham Wallas. of London. FIFTH
ANENt 'E-Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes of Bos
ton. PARK ANENt' E Cooncl David Perry. L. 5.
A. NORMANDIE-M Geraldine Tlmar of Lon
don WAIDORF-Scnator stephen NJ White, of
California, and Outerbridge Hoscy, Of Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-27
Winamac.
A NEW COLLAR.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 72i sunset Neon = Moons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-sandy Hook 0:3S GOV. Island o:55 Hell Gate 2;ts
PM-Sandy Hook 12.5j Coy. Island Oi Hell Gate 800