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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
WESTCHESTER COCyTrS OFFICIAL VOTE

The following Is the official vote OF Westchester
County At the recent election as declared by the
BOARD OF County Canvassers I'm White Plains
Court Of Appeals-Willlam !. Wallace tR) 1881:
,iian b. Parker Cd. 1897 Francis Il, baldwin
.pD b2i Theodore f. CunO (S-L). j5S.
supreme court-Joscph A. Burr C). 1917: VIII
ara Bartlett %, 1851; Coleridgc A Hart (P) G3i
Peter Il. Burrow' t5-L). 51S: Ezra futile u. D.,
IS
Asscmbly-Ist Dlstrct-Aibcrt T. Smith (R) 47ss;
Jared sand ford ID. j392; Joseph f. Eberhard (p J.
IA: william Pfeiffor (S.-L :, 3sS
lid DistrictGeorgo II; MARS R); 1859: william
j. Grancy 90, 1888; Richard s. Collins P). l76
Hid Disrict--James X. Apgar (R.). 3Si5: John
sherif-Wilinm v Molloy (RD 1857: John ].
Bgoderick DD. l2l69; Louis W. Elliott (P). lf2s:
Louis Goldberg (S-L.). b1.
bert tD) 1881: Bartholomew Il Washburn Up
661; Franz W. Gastc.eer (S.-L) G04. "
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YONkERS.

Twenty-sx members Of the Civic League. a
branch OF the Woman's Institute, attended the
meeting which held yesterday In the parlors
of the Institute. Ernest l.. BogaTt spoke on the
subject of Housing OF the Working People Of
Yonkers." The talk based statistics gath
cred by Miss Leeds and Mrs. Van Wagner, the In
spectors who made a house-to-house investigation
Of the condition of the people living in the tene-
uaent diStTicts Tor the 5ioard OF fie MISS Lar
paper on the sanitary condition Of homes.
The second OF the free entertainments for MEM
bers and their friends given last night in the
assembly hall of HOLLYWOOD Inn. There was a
large attendance. In introducing Mr.. Campbell. the
lecturer OF the evening. Or. Crotty. the supern-
tendent gave brief account Of the entertainments
for the winter. There will be two free entertain
ments for members each month Mr.. Campbell
spoke Our Navy an Coast Defences
The Servic Club met last night in the High
School Building in Soith broadway. The subject
discussed was. Resolved. That the Governors OF
were A. Doyle. r. Haisey. T. Van Ness and G. K
Thomas
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TARRYTOWN.

Among the contributors to the Tarrytown Hos
pItal this week were Mrs r. L. Wallace Mrs
George Rockwell Mrs Eastman and Miss Helen
Miller Could Following her annual CUSTOM Miss
Gould has given $500 "a the hospital an endow-
ment for one year of two beds in memory OF her
n ther and her mother.
A nun Der Of improvements are being made Mt
the clubhouse Of the Tarrytown Rod and Gun
Club which will make II comfortable in the winter
months.
The Tarrytown Whist Cub was organized AT tho
home Of Miss julia Ramsey. in WiDdle Park on
Thursday with the following officers President
Isaac Coutant: secretary, Frank Brown: treasurer
Miss Ramsey Among the members are Miss MI.
Ram Hoyt. Miss Sadie HATFIELD. Miss Flora Willard
Miss BESSIE Perkins. Miss Grace Linson. Miss Jes,
sic oliver, Miss Grace Adcil, Miss Alice Ewirgs
Miss Harris, Charles u. Miar1 Alyia Perry Mer.
rift Brown. Washington and William Linson T.
G. Ward, Frederick Farchd and L. G. Brant
The club viii meet Monday evening, November
% nj the hnmn OF MI Mrlr ID
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The public hearing on the application for fran
chise by the New-Rochclle Electric Railway Com
pany will be held Monday night at o'clock In
the corporation rooms The new company is COM
posed Of local capitalists and business men, ana
will be represented by three attorneys. who will
explain its objects 49,, ,
1t is announced by the Secretary that the neXt
meeting of the Wsstchester Medical Society Will be
held In Music Hall. in Yonkers, on Tuesday. The
programme viii consist Of PAPER by Dr. IN = NJ
Able, OF New-York City, and talk on \ rays oy
pr LINDSEY cia. os The manSnc VIII
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. wife Of Charles Brown
Wednesday Mrs Brown Was thirty-seven years
old and leaves three children.
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STR4WBOARD MILLS TO SHUT DOWN.
IT IS HOPED TO CREATE A FOREIGN MARKET
FOR THE SURPLUS HEREAFTER.

IT IS HOPED TO CREATE A FOREIGN MARKET
FOR THE SURPLUS HEREAFTER.
indianapolis. Nov. 12-The meeting " the Amer
lean StrawbOard Manufacturers Association re-
suited yesterday IN Il plan for creating a market
for the full output Of the thrty-four mills I'm the
association by extending the trade to England and
the European Continent. G. a. Bell Of Cincinnati.
export agen; OF the association will sail for Lon
don In few days TO spend the winter ana interest
tho English manufacturers in American straw
board
A shutdown ordered for all the mills for one
week from next Sunday. As The production of the
mill, in the association which Is practically the
production OF the country. IL 10000 pounds daily
and the consumption in this country IL only one
half that amount. ii surplus has been created
which Will be partially wiped out by week OF
iuieness At is tnousnt possible another shutdown
weeks, though IL depends upon the market. After
that trne 1t is thought the English shipments
Will begin
Mr Ecl, In discussing the situation said: I'VE
shall smut down fos one week, and this will reduce
the sarplps by S So 1Ons wnch vi" reye The
anu In three or four weeks. II we fad thai there
is an overproduction Of too large magnitude. We
The present assSsaon is nov but one month
lecturers in the country. The price now prevail
ing is about 81 3. ton. which Is scarcely more
This price will remain where II Is. and shall
in short slime be ready TO give a guarantee 10
manufacturers that the price VIII not be raised
over 81 at the outside and under all circumstances
This guarantee will be for two years
to increase the market. and ! am satisfied the
trade will be pleased with the result We want
time, and TO do this We must increase the market.
We can make strawboard at present prices and
make fair rO md On ,b the OF %h ays tSS
sand men In eight StateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
KATONAH.

The rainstorm Of Thursday caused the postpone
ment Of the "B Mum" dinner OF the EpWor'h
League at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoyt
until last evening. 1t proved to be suceessiui
affair
Miss Amelia Barker q niece OF Mrs. Edward
Banks Newman Of this place. and who Is well
known here. was married on Wednesday evening to
Harry Reibenberg, Of Brooklyn The wedding took
place at the home of Mrs. Taylor. an aunt OF the
bride IN Brooklyn. and was witnessed oy only the
nearest friends Of the bride and bridegroom
Mrs Sarah Rice an octogenarian; end an aunt
of stephen 5 Cronk died at her nephew's home IN
VIII iockville on Thursday. The funeral Will be
held to-day ..,. - .ho
The twenty fifth anniversary celebration or the
Ketonsh Presbyterian Church IL 10 be held next
Wednesday. The Rev n Eas. man OF po sn3
n half years ago; the Rev. DR. Rollin A. sawyer,
who was its organizer, and the Rev Dr wilson
Phraner OF East Orange. y. j., who presided at the
dedication OF the church are expected 10 De pres
emit and viii assist With the ceremonies me
Rev William A. Babbit is the present pastor Oh
the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
MOUNT VERNON.

An informal public reopenine Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Building, which has been re-
paired extensively will be held on Tuesday night a
s o'clock. The affair will De in the nature OF re-
ception for the secretary, Robert ". Matthews, and
addresses will be made by the officers and directors.
The Christian Endeavor societies Of Mount Vernon
and its eiehborhood at their convention in the Re
forf nea Cnurcn on THURSDAY night elected Mari ;
Styles president; Miss Anna Pearson, vicepres
dent j. Marshal Percy secretary and Eugene Ii.
Fdller, treasurer.
The Pelham Manor Club house has been under
going repairs. and Will be reopened this afternoon
with programme Of tabeaus by the young wCnen
OF the Manor. The receipts Will be given TO the
Pelham Hall Shelter. OF New Rochelle an institu-
tion maintained by Irs. ]. c. Hazen and the pupils
of Pelham Hall
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ALL POLICE VACANCIES FILLED.
rHIRrY-EIGHT NEW PATRoLMEN APPOINTED AS
A FINAL STEP AT a SPECIAL MEET
ING OF THE BOARD.

THIRTY EIGHT NEW PATRoLMEN APPOINTED AS
FINAL STEP AT A SPECIAL MEET
ING OF THE BOARD.
The Police Board held a special meeting yesterday
TO finish up some business which was left over by
Tho sudden adjournment on Wednesday. when Com
missioner Parker insisted on discussing his reasons
,or refsng 10 sign the returns the writ Of pro-
t,htIon served on the Board In the Waters case.
Nr Parker sert word that he would not be present.
ord considera bic business was transacted.
The Commissioners retired Detectve-Sergeant Pat
rick Lawlor who has been twenty-nine years on the
force on a pension OF $1,000 year; dismissed two
natrolmen for having been absent without leave.
and awarded contract for supplying force books TO
the Greater New-York police TO Martin B. Brown.
The commissioners also appointed thrty-eight new
notromen filing all the vacancies In the ranks so
,b, for the first time in several years the uniformed
The property clerk, who had In his possession
n, n, noker tables and gambling paraphernalia
sized I'm raids In the last six years asked leave to
ciear ont his storeroom. Az under the law the
noIIce have power only to destroy the implements
and NOT dispose OF them In any other way, II was
dnc,dcd 70 burn the stun on Monday CHIEF Nc
Tulagh will supervise Its destruction The articles
IN he destroyed are worth about S5O.
Tho BOARD passed a resolution turning over TO
rho Sinking Fund Commission three lots In Ridge
81 an which Il was once intended to build station.
rhs n,an FELL through on account or the proximity
~ n school and the Borrd OF Education now wants
The property for d new schoolhouse
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THE ALDERMEN'S DEFAULT OPENED.
THE BOARD TO BE ALLOWED TO ARGUE THE
RIGHT TO GRANT THE KINGsBRIDGE
ROAD FRANCHISE.

The question Of the right Of the Board OF Alder
men 10 grant 10 the Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany the FRANCHISE to lay tracks along the Kings
bridge Road came up before Justice Beach In the
Supreme Court yesterday. when a motion was
made on behalf OF the Board 10 be permitted to
oman their default in the action for injunction
restraining them from granting the franchise. The
defendants also asked for stay OF proceedings
pcnding the result Of the appeal from Justice
SInIth's decision continuing the injunction. Mayor
strong was represented by counsel. but he did not
ask that his default be opened. but did want a
stay OF proceedings
Justice Beach opened the default and gave the
Roard Ave DAYS in which 10 Ale an answer. lie
Also Joined Mayor Strong In the requirement to file
n
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

concert will be given on Friday evening next In
the Young Mems Lyceum under me auspices Of
the Sunday -school OF ST. Marks Washington Irv-
ing Memorial Church. The programme Will include
selections by ST. Stephens College G!ee Club which
has appeared here before
The Board Of Education OF North Tarrytown
Union Free School is endeayoring TO form q night
school for girls Of the village.
The sodaty connected with st. Teresa's Church
gave a reception on Thursday evening for the rec
tor the Rev. Eugene McKenna, In honor OF his re-
turn from Ireland
Owing TO q rush OF orders. the Rand drill factory
u being compelled TO work nights.
An entertainment and reception will be given In
the Pocantico Hills Lyceum on Thanksgiving Eve
Az art entertainment VIII be given by the women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL.


Dudley c. Hasbrouck has been nominated by Gen.
tennial Hose Company No. for first assistant cnief
engineer OF the Peekskiil Fire Department HIS
opponent will be Thomas n. Lee, OF Columbian hose
Company. Mr.. Hasorouck is president of the Drum
Hill School Alumni Association. He has ALREADY
served a term as second assistant chief -,
Mr. and Mrs EOmayne Odel. and their son, Vi
Syracuse are VISITING Mrs Daniel Odel. OF Deca-
tur-ave ,.. =, ,ba
j. Russell Foshay entertained the members OF l ne
Entire Nous Club and their friends al MS noine III
Union-ave on Thursday evening. 50 rrs
The supper of the Epworth League OF 81. .nInt
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday evening
well attended. . - -. bar
Genera Wilson. In his annual report on me naI .
Dor improvements recommends that $ZooW DC SUN,
for Peekskill Harbor The merchants anu na ~
facturers are hoping that General WILSON'S re'''"
menda lion may be approved. ,.,,,, r,rno-
Mrs. Fannie Turner, widow ~ VIVA uinet,
celebrated her eightieth birthday las ma -.
gathering OF her children grandchildren anu ersa.
grar dchdren az the home OF her ga lgnue,, W. "a
Gwinn. in Second-st. There were TOUT se"oi a'o'''
Of the family present. - MI, ..a NJ,
Ex-Assemblyman David Wiley Travis ara MT. Mps'
Travis OF Main-st, celebrated the httieth annlVef-
sary OF their marriage IN Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The trustees Of Port Chester have received from
Putnam Steamer and Hose Company an application
for an appropria to buy new uniforms. and have
referred it with favorable Instructions The trustees
were Informed that the Secretary OF war would
probably establish harbor lines 10 prevent further
encroochr1ents on naVigable waters Of the tOWn
The president and clerk were ordered to give nouce
OF the annual sale of property for unpa;d taxes
which will take place on the afternoon OF FRIDAY,
November o. In the municipal building. ~
II IL announced that The marriage OF MISS Ella
weeks and George +. Archer both Of Harrison.
win take place in Christ Church. Rye on the night
OF Wednesday, November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

LA
NEW MEMBERS ELEcTrD-sPEED IL BATTLE
su,ps-pSErMATIc STEERING oEAH-sHiPs
pt11T IN THE NAVY YARDS
r,ho secord and last days session OF the MIN an
n,,o, raet,rr OF the Society OF Naval ArchHec'S
ana Marine Engineers was held yesicrHhN ~ Wv
rooms Of the American Society OF Meeh"''.'' la
g,,e4rs Colonel +. Il. Stevens again pfesi''
chief Conrtructor Philip Hichborn. OF the navy
,,,cenresdent o. the society contributed paper "'
Notes on tho Speed Tria,s and Experience 81
commission OF Our New Battle-shps Inc paper
MS road tv 4 B. Zahn. 1t deait WIFE we H'"'
,rins Of the Oregon. iowa, Indiana and MaS'h
chusetts Nj Hchborr was o. opinion iha' u'"'
speed OF sixteen knots Is sufici'ri Tor hat'o-'i
under present conditions. and II 90 no' heeu 80
nc Increased until foreign hattle-shps promised
ro..eriarv greater speed than they now possessed
Cons,rnc,or Linna-1 o. the Navy. In discussing
enc noner said that ba,tlo-shlps needed more eH-
haustve trials. watch would dehni,eY oe'er'n'n'
which typc Of vessel It most profitable 10 con-
struct
Frank q. King read a paper by Hugo p. Frcor
on THE Use OF Water Ballast FOR Co'Hefs IN 'he
before the adiournmen, for lunch he foq dying
M Hen, Edwa-ds: Richard Morgan waits Assistant
VsYal Constructo- United States Nav; AnGtew
Wo9s I>29s ,o we Fare wiiliam Royd, charles
E. Wheeler Henry a swanston oswn s 1a.n-h
son william p. Peckley, Henry l. naNey, ,oseIn
VIrrls Fenry VI Mcleod. Theodore Chester Zereea
,ra Iozoa J. Bur on.
A-.er lunch pro'"s-er ". Y Doran rean pape,
WeirS Ths' o. 'Machinery" ~ s..,.
"pnouna:ic Steering Gear OF the United S,ates
Monitor Terror was the title OF a paper bY H.
Soillcr read nv Naval Constructor Francls J
Powles l. N which led 20 conslderahe discus
zion Tho las, paper by Naval Constructor
William j. Baxter L. &. n, on NAVY fard ~.
nenses" Mr. Baxter stated that In the decade
s,rce the Are. shins OF the new navy were begun
the navy yards had completely constructed TWO
A,,I'e - .-.o ha C-Ch
rernode,,ad md completed two douhle-urre'cd mont
tors Durinr the same period four hnttic-'h,ps
,,o cr,,,sers ono arnorcd ram double iurretec
monitor and twerty-three unarmored ships had
heen built in private shipyards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
DR. SHAW'S COURSE or SERIOUS

At the West End Presbyterian Church Amster-
oam-ave. and Northumberland hfth-st, the pastor
the Rev. DR.. John Bacom Shaw. is giving an Inter-
estng course OF evening sermons on Great CUES.
tons Concerning the Future Life" Last Sunday
evening the subject was III Nan Die, Shall He
Live Again.? and a large audience was present
Tomorrow evening the question answered will be
Shall We Know Each Other There" The course
Will continue durinS the month, and at each ser
Vice there VIII be special music the direction
Of Profess Frank Treat SOuthwIck the oreanist
d GnIIIrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
EATHER MGOIERN RNRLED

The Rev. Francis y. Mcliovern, s. j.. one OF the
priests OF st. Francis Xaviers Church died
from apopexy on Thursday in 81 Vncents Hos
pital. and yesterday his funeral was held In tho
church. In Sixteenth-st The services consisted Of
a solemn requiem mass Father Campbell. OF st.
Francis xayiers. being the ceebrant. All the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

priests Of the college attended. The body then
taken to Fordham College for burial In the ceme-
terry for Jesuit priests.
Father McGovern WINS ffty-seven years Old He
was educated at ST. Francis Xavier's College and
he sfterward taught in Fordham College, to which
he recently gave $500 TO build ST. Johns Hall
He educated for the priesthood In the Jesuit
House OF Studies at Woodstock. Nd. and was or
do nnd In
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HOME \ EWS.


AsTOR-John ID O'Connor. OF Mnshinfton. ara
Sheldon Catlln Of Bridgeport CAMbE1DGE-
Judge Nell Field. o. Alhu1nerlnc' y. VI
E,tEr,ru aVFNIrF-W F. Fitzgerald ~ san Fran
cisco: n Seaton-Carr II. +. Of London. ENGLAND:
Henry r Thurhcr. 81 Detroit; Ex-Governor hoyAl
9 Taft OF Rhode Island and Mayor =. l.. psfood
o. Norwich. Conn. GRAND-J w Morgan, OF NM
.-,,,a ,NprRtAI-W r Dalzeu % Plttsburg.
vvtI DORF-Fx- Congrcssmau Ncdringhaus. 81 81
ou,s WINDSOR Colonel W. +. Durnnt. OF chi
~apo. and the Rev Dr. $. +. Appleton OF Fh'ia-
q, luhiA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Contributions may be handed TO any officer OF
Young Mems Christian Association. 20 any member
OF the Emergency Committee or may be sent 10 The
treasurer OF the Emergency Committee al the Rail-
road Branch OF the Young Mems Christian AsSocia-
ton No 55l Madison-ave.. New-YoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
The Certain
Protection
of our bread, biscuit and
cake from alum is in
the use of Royal Baking
Powder only.
THE NEEDS OF THE NAVY.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY ROOSEVELT AID
DRESSES THE NAVAL ARCHlTECTH


TIL. animal dinner of the Society of Naval Ar
cbitects and Marine Engineers held list niNh'
AT Deimonico's About one hundred members auu
guests were present. Colonel r. a stevens WIS
the POSTMASTER, and among the guests were: AS
ststant Secretary OF the Navy Theodore Roosevelt
T. Yalrow the English builder or torpedo
boats. Captain J. W. Miller OF the Naval Reserve
LOUIS Nixon. v. Haywood, Professor W. +.
Durrant. W. II. Webb Captain Mertage' Russian
Naval AttachH: Congressman Bedford. Harrington
Peckham and f. L. Stratton The dinner WIS
served in the main dning-roon, which was IaV'sh-
~ decorated, and orchestra In the balcony
played patriotic airs at intervals
Mr. Roosevelt the principal aher-dhhei
sneaker. He delivered long address. and was
frequently appiauded when he mentioned the needs
of the Navy Department. This was the principal
ionic of his speech. 9" believe that the people arc
Gear nv wear becoming more and more awe 10 tht
ieri ,bai Inc Navy is an Indispensable arm or opr
Government" he said. "anC must be ,tien'the en-
the fact that the deyeopm SO iar hsS mot 1 ~a
er .ireIy symmetrical The building Q, our +, Gr
sh,ps has outstrioped only the building Oh uiy
docks. but even the gathering OF sqlsSpIe q"v e
ty OF prcjcctcs, and espec ally o boS Of ocers
and enlisted men bur the ,h most sec GrS Of
nsts among lie nations Of the earth ana ye' eNaHe
the Responsibilities implied in taking that place
We nY Wow the mex speaker said he WOULD rn
to En sasps with Who had fG so foyay
hIm during his stay in this country gu n pa,
re@son be proud that The he s si{s%'n am tho
was ronVncCd that with present knowedGc
the Vessel could not be IWp s nni,, on here
Gonpressman Belford said ne wouid 90 ~, III m,
mower 10 aid in the passage OF ~. i0' tHyhnt
we want ne said "is to make II supef'o' " aug
navy In the world. ,a III. 20 see the
orn bundred and ffty miles OF shore line IN ut ea,
or NewYork receiving daily vessels ron snaerbes
~ the world There wee se'erH, os..'t snccess
navy concentrating MIR. Roosevelt on MS SN''
in The Navy Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Which do you prefer CARRYING an
overcoat or cold?
That question should have been
answered yesterday = Tomorrow.
to-day will be yesterday"
Overcoats Of between Falkland.
Winter weight, for warm blooded
men.
Overcoats Of heavy smooth.hnish.
ed or unfinished cloths; Of cloths
with a slightly roughened to very
rough surface.
Colors: blue, black, Oxford and
brown.
Styles: medium length single.
breasted, or long double breasted
full back; frock overc ,at-cut to the
figure; REFER; Inverness; opera
cape; ulster.
Good underwear at ST.; but we
can't fit everybody.
For $I.5o we can; and it's the
best $I.so underwear we've ever
seen or that you can find.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
Armour cements.

Henry A. Daniels M. D..
90 West oisi ST.
,,.,,.,,. n, ,he Nervous System OF all descriptions
mpo,ence s;erty like ailments Hours to l. to s
Neglect your hair and you lose it. Parkers
u,,r noisau ,enews growth AMI color.
'I VAL Ginger Tonic strengthens the weak.
'"'NN' --~---
', o VI, Yoo Y. & W.
- ~ w. rev Lock 'FRONT.' collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

SING SING.
beginning with tomorrow. nil OF mex week VIII
be observed rs a week OF prayer by the Young
Mems Christian Association. Tomorrow In place
of the usual o'clock meeting In the association
rooms there will be a ofv.ce. 10 which BON men
and women are invited and an address viii he
made by Mrs F. a. McAlpin. on Monday evening
the services will he conducted by the Rev. f. u.
Dwight on Tuesday evening. the Rev. u. W. ~
Searies viii sp,ak on Thursday and Friday even
ings tho Rev A r. Foote will nave charge, and on
Sunday O'clock service wlll be CONDUCTED ~ IA.
g. Fith,an with the exception OF to-morro" the
services OF the week are for men only. -,
Next Thursdas evening D.. q l.. SeveIson W.
deliver MS lecture The Battle Of Gett"sbuIg. N
the H'gh'and Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church'
under the direction ~ the Mems Guild o,,
The Eer Or J W Hamilton. Of Cincinnati. ONO.
will occupy the yupit OF the Highland Avenue
Methods; Episcopal Church tomorrow nGfn ,ps
pastor OF INC Peoples church. Boston, and secre-
tary OF the Sc lthern Educational Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
-ort. the Chlef ExamIner
PASSENGER TRAIN STRIKES A FREIGHT.
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT on THE NEW YORK NEW
HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD

An easibound passenger train on the New Haven
Railroad ran into frolgN train a quarter OF q
mile from the station In New Rochelle last even
ing The freight moving east and crossing
from the second castbound track into the freight
ynrd The passenger train crashed into the side of
Tho freight train The engine struck between a
rar loaded with oats and one loaded with IRON No
one was seriously hurt. The passengers were a
.i,tle shaken M by the sudden stoppaPe OF the
rain. The passenger engine wrecked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NIGH WATER TO-DAY.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise oI5 sunset A4i Neon sets Moons age 10
NIGH WATER TO-DAY.
, u-senAy Hook 0;32 Gov. is.snd 0S2lll. Gate li:45
Meondy Hook 0:51 Gov. Island lo:l'lici Gate 1910