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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

We viii, consider IL great favor "
subscribers viii report any 1alu.e
TO get their Leader. or any caIe'e
ness on the part OF the carrier
subscribers will please NOT pay
,na carriers unless the carrier
nunches his credit tag In suosor'o-
er's presence.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

Just try 10 cent box of Cascarets,
he finest liver and bowel regulator
yer made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

Ths name of r. f Dana will be presented to
the county Republican convent on for the
nOmiuation for the office OF County lreasuiei'
by request Of the ,-,,,.- ~,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

EDITOR LEADER Please announce tAat
will be a candidate for nomination 10 the
Rennblican County Convention TO be held
August 2ith. Is l -uOONA'
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

EDITOR LEADER: VIII you kindly announce
the name OF the undersigned as a candidate
for the office of Treasurer OF Washington
county, subject TO the will of the Republican
county convention. H. r pODI'
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

Mr. EDITOR: Please announce thaI / sna' "a. . /.
he a candidate for tine OtiCe of Prosecuting
Attorney AZ the comiug County Conyeluon.
' " j. c. Brennan
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

The many friends OF Nj James koss oi
Wesley township desire to announce his name
for ths nomination as the Republican candl-
date for Prosec utlug Attorney and submit ms
claims TO the county convention for consider
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30
roR TREAsURgR.

EDITOR LEADER. Please announce my name
ava j. Il. LEE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

Ep1Tos LEADER: The name Of b. +. Guyton
will be presented to the Republican County
Convention as a candidate TOR lhe once ''
Prosecuting Attorney.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

EDITOR LEADER: will you announce IN your oir
por tbe nffce of County Commissioner subject
to the will Of the Republican Sounty ConVen'
ton. ,W",, T,rcnubin
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-30

FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
EDITOR LEADER: Please announce my name
for the ONCE OF Inlrnary Director
GFO. W. RICHARDS,
Fourth Ward, Marietta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
SING SING.

.,o.. NJ Miss Grace Esteile Johnson
.nn,ar NJ Mr. and Mrs. John T. Johnson ~
1r,,ny p Williams took place al the nome vi Wv
Nr,a.,s narenfs No. l0j Croton-aNe' !es'iu'
..,nc tho Rev James 4. McWiiiiams' aSsis.u
s., tho Rev William u. Johnson. prothe' " Wv
-, H,a,ns The ceremony took piaoe III w, oaio
srior uhich was prettiiy decorated io' ..e e
p:n u,i.h crrvsanthemuns, clemats. au'ui mn, y,
i,age ana red berries. The bride woie ~ ~" Her
naSe an aa, AZ sole trimmed with Chiffon re- re.
VIII VIII lament was diamond and pearl staI 81
90, ths bridegroom. Her tule ven war ~, , ~ ..
.v yav Of orange blossoms and ner Oouuue. 49, NJ
sp hf,s roses Miss Harriet 7. Johnson. ss' ~
,hs bride was the maid or nonOr alt '., y, mink
~ elk rrenadine. and carried poHquo, rao WI
OF sIin -Fhe hridesmaids were Miss Edgarda W ~,
Jams a sister OF the brliegrooli alu u,, arsnadne
Rrown They were attired in white SIX gI ~ Pc
Owns and also carried pink roses LeIcS " and
os the hest man and John r. JohnS9n' o ,,,a Dr
Wal,er 7, Johnson brothers or tne Or ,ssnr ~
yy;iitam Park and Frederick NJ. J1,L, nd n,,,nls
wins. we're the ushers. The newly weuueI 1919 r,
have gone a wedding trip 10 oIa Iii ,o.ke their
anh the SouIh On their return ney VII mo ged
Snme in Sing Sing where Mr.. Nihiams Is e"sAe
coumtw Judge Smith Lent is at Salem Was1n nt
Comfy X = where he is presiding az t'e guhes
Court nj Washington County, IN place u 'o
Lille. NJ. cocascua Rod and Reel
,,i,ih n, his village held meeting on NYiu" ai
evening Besides the TRANSACTION OF o NV in
line business there was nsnne ,ous land
which the members contested Tor aaIrnnrod dra u
In The end the contest was declaren
between seven Of the members. NESS Erederick
W,nn George Lyon. w II. BARLOW r. 100 pe ~ =
ETp Robert Smith. A. T. Murray anu ,o N
ismin G Acker. On drawing lots 'he p'Ae ' "
u Frank kipp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
NEW YORK CITY

"The Reform Of tho United States Consular Scr
v,c. IN tho Interests Of Commerce the subject
NJ a naper by oscar S Straus ut yesterdays con
,o,,ioo 81 the New-York Board Of Trade and
TRANSFORMATION Darwin r. James presided
Justice Pryor. OF the Supreme Court has granted
an order on the application OF Burr Deacy dis-
solving tn. Laundry Association Of New ork
Ctv and its vicinity In proceedings brought h.
Iosbua 1. BLOOD as treasurer. against Gates II.
Barnard as president and appointed Mr.. Flood re-
cever The association. which Is unincorpora'ed.
uas formed I'm 1850 to bring about better ac-
.t,iain,ance of al persons engaged In the laundry
business here and for the mutual protection and
benefit Of the members
The Sheriff yesterday put a keeper in tn" New
York office OF the Low Art Tile Company. at No 81
Cburch-si on an attachment from Allen Lee Smidr
for 81 ooo in favo, Of Emile iIaycm"ycr as admin
is,ratrIx FOR rent OF the Office The headquarters
is at Chelsea Mass II Is said that the property
,n the store "a much larger than the amount Of
the attachment
The Cubans OF this city will hold n memorial
meeting at Chickering Hall on Monday. ~ .. m
I'm memory OF Charles A. Dana, In recognition o,
his services In behalf OF Cuba
4 resolution was passed AZ Yesterdays meeting
Of the Board Of Aldermen. providing for the con-
tinuance Of the present parking In the centre Of
the Boulevard. from It's presen, terrninu- n Man
hattan-st northwdrd 20 one hundred-and- MT -
tight list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Word VAS received IN this city yesterday o. '"e
dea,h i'm Holland Mich. OF the Efv NHllam AIM
,aea H.ardslee. who for several gears WAS p"z
az tho Park lin Reformed Church in Ludlow. '"'
church WAS formed Ave years ago. and MI. h'" '"'
lee was its first pastor. Aftor serving ior TWO !,
moor health compelled HIM 10 resign ms Pu
and he went 10 Saranac Lake and preacncu '"'''
two wears He was graduate OF the New
~,ck Theological seminary. Mr.. Bcardsl.s nien a.
III home of his father. The iunnrdi VIII Nv "''
Thursday afternon at 3 O'Clock at Hohahn. ~, ,u-
sneak thief entered the home OF JONI "",,r.fr,
ver Editor Of "rhe Statesman on Mo.uaif ,,iucd
and succeeded in getting away WIN art t. looms
a, $3.50 All the goods were taken i'
on the second noor. -, -, ,ho CHORAL So
,,a,y ,red a number OF voices last hiEht im !,
niaes viii begin study AT his homo IN u,.,o
rias9 - s,sh,rosdinc II is intended to urnpb,
,en Wednesday evenings to reading must a. 1Iees
, email fee is attached TO membership ~ III and
Miss Edith MAY Ncgiard. daugnten w., con
>trs Albert r Vegiard. and George ~ VIZ a'ftcr-
~ .xNavor Weller are 10 be marrl'u. L. York
nnon bv the Rev Henry VI. Waritn' v0roaaduat A,
sj,v si the Arlington Inn, In South p'o"'
n.niinx Of the general Republican o.i ;,n in
80 heId il, The rooms or the lAncoln - ~ in
,Varbur,on-aVe last night for the putpoSI irving
1,sinc ,bo Replhlican candai"s senator ., 10
u,,-ns nresded William Y. MohQy. m, ,tr.inet on
,o- sber,ff and George Hope MARS Oh ~ 'nrcsent
roudJdate for Member OF AssemoN WIZ
~ uere introduced to the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
COMEDIAN PUNISHED MUSICIAN.
An ENCOUNTER BETWEEN FRANCIS WILSON AID
TROMBONE PLAYER IN WHICH THE
FORMER WAS VICTOR.

Carl Eckert. a German musician at Port Chester.
Il lust recovering from effects OF with
Francis Wilson. the comedian. which occurred at
the New Rochelle station Monday night. Mr..
Wilson usually finishes his play In time 10 catch
the midnight train for his home In New Rochelle
and was alighting when the musician, with "A
large trombone In his hand. attempted to board
the car In his haste he came into collision with
the comedian. Mr. WILSON Immediately apologized,
and the musician accepted the apology but after
ne got on the train seemed TO change his mind:
FOR Mr. Wilson says he suddenly turned about and
gave him vicious kick
smartine with pain; the actor sprang al The man
and dragged him 70 the platform. The passengers
were treated to a short but exciting bout In which
MIR Wilson's antagonist was punished and his
trombone sent flying on the ground. He picked
himself Up without waiting Tor further punish
ment. ard took refuge on the deParting Ing, train
peted the season with the Barnum 4 Bailey
torted that he will be unable 10 meet his engage
ments for several weeks. but there has been no
interruption In the production OF 'Hah q King
at the broadway Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
TARRYTOWN.

The annual convention Of the Westchester County
suuday-schoo, Association will be held In the FRS.
Baptist Church, IN Broadway tomorrow The
convention will begin with the opening service az
go a. M which will be followed by an address or
welcome by the pastor Of the church. the Re"'
George n. Ferris and William Mable. the president
NJ the association. Will respond. Then will follow
the hearing OF the various reports or the oincers
and committees. The afternoon session VIII be
opened at 2 clock The Rev. DR.. Freeman OF
Iiav,rstraw: the Rev George W. Knapp. Of York
Town: George r. sunderlin OF Carmel. Putnam
Countc: the Rev. DR.. a. r. Schaufher. OF New
York city: Russell W. Mckee. Of Brooklyn r. w
uaw,ey Mrs Ostrander and others Will make 90,
dresses Al the evening session. beginning a. ~
o'ciock the Rev William Walton Clark Cad%el',
OF Sew-Jersey. will deliver an ADDRESS on Inc
Ribe: How 10, Study II and How to Ieacn ~
About two hundred delegates. repressntins al! ,ne
towns and villages in the county. VIII De present.
~ ~ viii ne entertained at luncheon and supper IN
the different churches Of the village 10y committees
The annual inspection OF Ward H. BaTncu f9 os
No xeS g. A. r. was held last evening me IN
spectine officer was Colonel +. J, MITCHELL OF
Yonkers who was accompanied by MS SIAN iro"'
kuching Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

,ooc, ). in balas, to Gust Heye. Bar q
st-amrr Adirondack ,Bn. SAMSON. Kingston october
ss,nna snd fG, iinon II Win mdse ana
The Rsr a, $50 '",' M f0r"''d q Ne'''S' Arrived
s sn noise % h American % s Company
ArF issms at Fl Ear fs.a at sr0.- VIE, ma..
steamer Asonqulu Plat, jacksonville October 10 and
Charleston H. with mdse ard passengers 10 William
'E steamer princess Anne Huphers Norfolk. with mis
and passengers to Old Dominion IS ,'onpany :,
'a%c , s.t Of ss. SC@ns ETn,x October "
VI" a%s Se % Ahn snIS
"S 'H o 'a & 49, % osin . Light
breeze; clear; thick of shore.
CLEARED
steamer Kensinston ,B). Bond. Antwerp-Inerna,.os-
steamer Calico ,Bels, Fisher. Pcrnambucs, Bahia
Steamer Britsnnc (Br,. Hasdock ILverpool-H Malt
steamer Exeter City lBr,. Watkins Brstol-James
steamer Gees,emunde Gen, LANCER. FiushIns-cuss
steamer Hello. sdsS,, Jansen: rIushins-Gqst Hs,s
steamer Paris watkins. Observation-Disclosures
steanie- Herman Winter Nickerson. Boston-H. r.
Dimock
steam.r La Grande puchesse. Hanlon. savanah-oceas
Steamer Roanoke. Hitler Norfolk and Newport News
old Dominion steamship Company 49,,
steamer Goldsboro. swain. Philadelphia -wuiiam p
steamer Tallahassee Assin,. ssvannah-ocean Steam
ship Company
SAILED.
Steamers Belenden tf5r). for Nonteyideo, Buen0
Ayres etc; la Grande Duchessc for Savannah Inver-
ness Br for Savannah James Brand fBr), Antwerp
Nomadtc Tn. for Liverpool Lain GER for Bremen
via Southampton Westhall Br for Newcastle Roanoke
FOR Norfolk and Newport News.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown Oct 10. s:aS m-Arrivsd, steamer Tee
tonic tBrl, Cameron New-yorx land pr0p
cseied).
ktnsile. Oct l9-Passed. steamer Queensland (Bh
Spratley. Nsw-lork for Liverpool. -.
. Brow Head. Oct lO-Passed steamers IAssell tbry'
Trenaman. New York for Manchester; PicQus tbr'
Brown. Sew-York for Liverpool a.
Fastnet, Oct ". $40 m--PaSscd steamer Teutonn"
tbrl, cameron New York for Queenstown and Liverpool
PORTLAND Hill, Oct 19-Passed steamer August kon
ti.r) Buhner, Ne~York. for Rotterdam. -.
Sciliy Oct H. $40 p m-Passed, steamer Traye t0e'
shalenhorst. New-lork. Tor Southampton and Bremen
Lizard, Oct lo-Pdssed. steamers Massachusetts ,p.'
flnday WORK. for London. Palatia Ger) Karlovs:
New YORK. Cor Hanburg ST Louis Rsnde, NewYork i''
Southampton
York. via Naples. a.,
Singapore Oct fSArri, ed steamer Sikh (Br) Row'V'
New York. for Hong Kong -
Hong Kong, Oct is-saied steamer Indrai (Bd. 9F0e
ter ksom Nsw.YorD. Calcutta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of Incorporation OF 'e &C.,, -
oneck Athletic club has been filed III me u'o. tr
,bo county CLERK The organization Is o.'".u
',e a., a,h,oic exercises among ia mem
hers and for their mutual benefit wa,cns
social. The names OF the direc WiT,sm J. Boyd.
Haiiett Robert L. Chanbe,r,nifiir n1 Lame curry.
UoweV C. Perrin. Horace HaNIihnu, Iohn " Nc
po,.r, Jeffrey Charles Brooks ana JON" "
1'abe all of Mamaroneck -. romnorarv Home
the children OF the Westchester a,iiss made by
ii boid cake sale and a few ar,Ie'H ornorrov
the children will be Offered iSr say "a 20 toward
rroro , 10 : o. m The proceeds NJ ahi,s Tor the
ne INCREASING OF a washing -msctl,nnie Monu-
Home stage will run from ,n M haIf-hour. II
Stormy the sale viii he held me hrN' of Inc West
chester County Bible Sect Was nl hG Church
DAY the MemDrsi MeiGG' 81 he BSard of Man,
ayers rms was held in The wOrns sesnmce Of the
r,bsrs OF the board ministers ana Pee treae-
!na,ea IN the work OF the society: CO.. tho
uTnrs report showed that the recept Year were
Esar inc,unn5S,trres 81 sq3 49, leaving balance ~
~ treasnry OF N7'l g. The Sc SCREAM an excellent
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
ST4TEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

Tho Citizens Trlon has nominated Walter Dur
brow OF Castleton for the Office OF Alderman ia
the plac. OF w Allairc Short. who resigned
4 hunt will be held at o'clock this morning Nv
the Hunt Club. starting from thu clubhous. at
Dongan Hills.
The Citizens Inion last evening opened their canl-
palgn with a German meeting In Turn Hail
Stapletor. The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the campaign: Thursday. AT Travisville:
Sa turday German club. Stapleion MONDAY s.
Mary's Han. Clifton, TUESDAY, Active Hall. Maj
iners' Harbor. Wednesday. a. Prohibition Park.
Thursday. al German Club Stapleton Seth Low
Will speak at the meetings on the evening u the
18th
A ball Will be given by tho Cricket club neat
month. probably November ~ II will be held In
the clubhouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
GEO. CLINT Co.
A34S AND A7 west 23eST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: i54 ANO l56 WEST l9"SrREer
iuNTERD Tracks y CoiRT.

THE McTEorufIrAN STREET HALFWAY COM
rrANy To- snow CAUSE WV IT'S WORK
SHOULD NOT rF STOPPED
4 new step WIS taken Yesterday To restrain tho
Nefropotan street Railway company from l"Nlng
It's tracks I'm Amsierdam-av". an order being oh
tsIncd from Justice TruaN. IN tn" Supr"m" Court
calling upon the company 10 show 'ans" why an
Injunction should not De- granted restraining nr-
thor work In laying the tracks.
The order uaF Obtained 10y j.. j. Mofrlson. on pc
hair OF Lotion Horton. properiy-o"ner oi NO II .
West ScVeuf seventh st. and Is retrnahlc ncNt
Monday. The plaintiff INSERTS that the rights or
tho Ninth Avenue Railroad Company OF which IN"
Motropon'an Street Railway Company secured con
frol have expired 10y non-usag" and that the
street railway company Is trespasser II Is also
as serted that the Metropolitan Company has no
right to chang. the motive power ~ tho road 10
electricity. as no permit has been obtained from
tho BOARD Of Electrical Control and the consent
OF TN, ma jority Of the property ho"rs 10 IN" lay
ing ~ the tracks has not been obtained. The build
ing Of vaults is also objected 10 on technical
grounds.
n ia understood that tho company will enter a
general denial. asserting that the Department. OF
Public Works had the right to grant The privilege
of laying tho tracks. and thar the consent Of the
majority Of property holders along the lin" was
secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
on TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.
EDDIE JACQUES" CHARGED WITH THE
MURDER OF WALKER ADAMS

THE STORY OF THE TRAGEDY AT BEDFORD STA
TIoN A YEAR AGO RETor.D N THE WHITE
PLAINS OURTROOM-TEsTIMoNY BY
W - ADAMS AID OTHERS.
The tral of Peter james, alias Eddie jacques.
WAS continued Yesterday In the supreme I ourt III
White Plains before Justice keogh ana jury on
the Indictment found againsi him OF murder IN IN"
first degree in having caused the death OF walker
T. Adams when Adams's store was being rophed
at BEDFORD Station on the night OF August IL
1896.
The courtroom was filled with interested people.
District Attorney George {. Andrews was assisted
by Charles aines OF Bedford. and the interests or
the prisoner were looked after by william = i'"''
and David Nerplanck.
David Hanna of Dover Plains. conductor on
the New-York and Harlem Railroad, testified that
the prisoner his train on the night OF the
murder He sa, on the east side OF the train. TWO
other men were the opposite side OF the aisle
and another was near them. They left the tram al
BEDFORD Station He next saw the prisoner ana
another who turned out 20 be John Jenkins. in the
Mount Kisco lookup after they had been shot
He said that he noticed the men for the reason
that IT was unusual to have four straight New
York tickets 10 A little place Ike beu'oru S'"'o'
and all held by strangers.
Alfred l.. Ferguson. trainman. aso noticed
these four strangers on their "Trip to Bedford. He
noticed that one of them carried satchcl as they
got OF the train. and recognized Peter James the
defendant a. one of the men. .
William g. Adams, Of the deceased Walker
Il Adams was the next witness. on the night Of
the burglary August 10. 1896 he said. he had been
10 a fair in Bedford Centre ana got home about
midnight. As he came to the house he heard IN"
burglar-alarm going OF. lie got his rifle, and ms
father who had dressed joined him and took q
shotgun and revolver. A. the witness approach'd
tho store he met man coming from the store and
took him into custody.
He ;hen described in detail the attack on the
burglars and the shooting and the finding o. the
/ body OF his father.
William r REYNOLDS an employe In tho store %
Adams e. Sons. who had been summoned after the
shooting. described what ne saw and the internal
arrangements OF the store and Office. substantially
the same as young Adams had testified to. VIII
lam II. II. Reynolds George T. Stocum and Charles
n Stocum neighhors OF the Adams family. testi-
Ned as TO the shooting and the finding Of jenkins.
one OF the burglars VINO died I'm the Mount ksco
lookup. and John y. Dexheimer constable" was
the last witness.
the trial was adjourned until 20 O'Clock to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
NEW-ROCHELLE.

At 4 meeting o. the trustees on Monday niSnt
Mrs Margaret Cummings flied claim Tor S-""'
damages for injuries sustained last Aprll "hch
she trppod on a ndgsione and broke her arm ana
collar bone. The trustees received from 'he '','-
a vigorous protest against the empioS i""' ''
the New-York Telephone Company OF foreign Iaoo'
in bujlding the new subways The petitioners hold
that it Is a condition Of the franchise thai nome
labor shall have the preference. The petition "'
the New-Rochelle Electric Railroad company Tor
a franchise was read for the fire. zine, and re-
ccived favorably The trustees designated Mon
dav November 10. AZ The date for public hearing.
A lively time ie expected. Other companies VII!
attempt to establish rival claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
COILS ANSWERS THE ALDERMEN.

Commits s!oner Coils submitted to The BOARD OF
Aldermen yesterday an answer 20 it, resolution
calling upon him look INFO tho question whether
,ho nloclnV u tracks in in,sierdam-ate four feet
apart instead or five feet would not 'ndangcr the
water and gas pipes belonging 20 the city 10y cleo
iroIvsls caused by stray currents from The electric
rql'road system. The Commissioner urioSed long
roports from Two electrical engineer. John II.
~ and Ernest II Rosenberg, giving the opin-
iou Thai The leakage OF electric current from the
underground trolley system "a used by the local
street railways IS small that injury 90 under
yround mines IL insignificant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
WHAT Is GOING oN TO-DAY

BOARD ~ Education. y. M
rro,,t,y races a, Flcn' WOOL Park y III
Aoueduc. commissioners meeting. , y. M
p,rh,oar mass meeting f.enox i,yccum. y m.
Address by Seth Low At Flushing. Long ISlanh.
y. m.
Republican meeting Leroy iiall : n IN
Patriotic Republican Tub. 40 w r'S' ''N'"'''
eighth-st y. m.
BOARD OF Governors OF New-York Athletic cub
$50 =. .
Young Ladies and Gentlemen i"hgun o' "u'''
Goa Iion,n entertainment. carnegie Hail. y. m.
Discussion at Mems Club Harlem. y. m
Nedico-I.ogai Society. scarborough Hotel y IN
Henry George Meeting. Academy of Music.
Brooklyn, r. m 1890 .
carriage Builders Convention, Murray iil iio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
HASTINGS.

A pleasant surprise party was given Tor charles
Adell at his home. in Broadway, on Monday even
ing by largo number of friends. among whom
were many members of the Yonkers Yacht Club
who came up in stage. Among those present
were Commodore and Mrs. Thomas shaushn-
es.ey Vice Commodore III. 7. Allen. Judge A. NJ:
potter MIR and Mrs. w. Is. Shppmsn MI ana
Mrs A. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Williams.
T,r n Wildey Cau;kins, Albert McI-oug hlan Mr.
and Mrs john Yard Of YCnkers; the Misses Ezra
San ~ Dobbs Ferry; Mrs. Lyman S. Andrews. Mrs.
AdeIl John Simms Harry Holt and Charles Row
lev NJ Hastings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20
KATONAH.

The Misses Hoyt and Mr.. Hoyt' VINO nav. ,ona
visiting their nephew. Elmer Brady OF "'0''
rn,n have rAturned 10 their home here
The Home and Foreign missionary societies OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church VIII meet ~ NV
parsonage this afternoon at O'clock - tho
meeting OF the Executive 'ommittes, o. ~
Christian Endeavor Association will he held AZ me
home Of the president. MISS 'arrie pdi'''' d"
t'herrv-st. this evening - ,, ..,.o
Mrs Hops OF Whitlcckys has ,ssYen Miss Nav
tIonns 10 James McCabe. Of Mount kisco. ne
ued ding will he celebra ted this evening at CLOCK
AZ Mrs Hnnns's home. in Cherry-st