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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-11
STREET RAILWAY AND GAS SECURITIES.
p.por.ed BY Pferer & seitx. IS wali-st.. New-York

Bid Asked.
Atlantic Avenue gen. mize. 5s i05 los
Atlantic n. mige. lU3
Atlantic Avenue Improvement % ....-....-.. 10
broadway nd Seventh Avenue stock 2n2
Seventh Avenue LIST MTG. Is 'fo.is lo'
Bro,lway and Seventh Avenue "a mtgr. 5r. 'lUv
Igrostvay Surface LIST mge IS '1l5'g 1867
Trs1wav Surface 2l nifge. s.......... 'l0a's 100
Bl.-cker street and Fulton Ferry stock. brs
,,l.erk-r street Fulton Ferry l-f 'i0i los
Hrookyn Path snd West End gen. mts- W 90
o,oosiyn CAV ,tock ....................i1Gi i77i.
,sr..Lvn ,rtv i.t nfse .............. 90. III lls
rrooklyn CITY and Newtown stock .........-- 80
I,ookiyn civ and Nswtovn LIT mige 5s......'il
lsruokb Elevated stock $500. ......-....
Ilkl,n Queens County ans sub. let mtg. IS lu@ 100
RrrokIyn Queens County sui. cons. Is. ID
Central CrOssto1n stock ..'.t's-...-...'. ~.
Cenfra! CrosstGwn lst mtge. ~. .....Il!
Central Park North and East River stock. lB lt0
,enfrsl Park y and r. X Let mtge 's.....'ll: iB
Christopher and Tenth Street stock 10
f,hr.tophsr and Tenth Street lot mige......'l"p
Coney Island Brooklyn stock. ............ lao -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
NEW-ROCEEILE.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Maria Lawton.
xtfe n, CYRUS Iawron for many years a vestryman
in Trinity Episcopal Church will ne held at her
home, wildcnne tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock
by the Rev Charles F. Canedy Mrs. Lawton will
be buried in the old Huguenot cemetery In Trinity
churchyard She was seventy -one years old and was
born In New Rochelle. 80, . -. 49,
The Rev. Thomas Mclaughlin. rector OF the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament, has organized A
branch OF the Catholic TOTAL Abstinence Society In
'' DANCING classes for boys and girls under fifteen
years old began yesterday in Trinity House and
the Ursuline Castle.
tained a large number OF friends at their paTlors
last night with vaudeville performance ana an
ner Those who were in charge Of the affair were
Charles B. Freeman. George u. Davis. Robert Lag
gan and Henry Scherp.
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MIxED FOURSOMES AT LAKEWOOD.
FIRST ROUNDS PLAYED IN THE TOURNAMENT OF
THE OCEAN COUNTY HUNT AND
COUNTRY CLUB

Lakewood N. j.. Nov. Is (SpccIaD-The mixed
foursone tournament OF tho Ocean County Hunt
and Country club began to-day. The links were In
prime condition. and. though the wind trlhe
chilly the weather on the whole. favored good
play
In tho qualifying round the results were A. b.
CIahin and Miss Wickham beat Mr.. and Mrs
Brown, / up, nineteen holes being necessary to set
tie their match; ". II. Coles and Miss Hoyt beat
James Converse and Mrs Walker. up: 2 TO play
C. r. Richardson and Mrs. Claim beat Mr. Walker
and Miss Davis. 2 up ! to Play; Mr. Bohlen and
Miss Livingston beat Mr.; WaiIheW ana ihiss Rob-
Miss Ferris up TO even the field, the st-named
four in the list drew byeS, remaining out OF the
first round. 49,
In the first round Mr. Coles and Miss Hoyt beat
MIR Clann and Miss Wickham, up. to play and
Mr. BOhen and Miss Livingston beat Mr.. Richard
and Mrs. Clatiin, up.
beat Mr.. Converse and Miss Walcott up. and Mr.
Walker and Miss Davis beat Mr.. Walthew and
Miss Roberts, up. 10 play The semi-inals and
finals will be played tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
TARRYTOWN.

The annual appeal OF the Library Committee OF
the Tarrytown Public Library. which was recently
made has been favorably responded to by the pub
lie. The library is supported solely by public
tributons and the proceeds Of voluntary entertain
ments II contains several thousand volumes and
new books being constantly added.
The work OF constructing the sewer in Elizabeth
st. Is completed
The trustees have given orders for q map TO be
prepared. In which will be shown the streets In
which the sewers nave been constructed.
Albert Edward Bliss and Charles n. Peed have
dedicated and conveyed to the village trustees tho
tract Of land extending from Benedct-ave. to East
Frankln-st and known as GroYe-st The land has
been accepted and opened 10 the public.
A legal movement has been begun to dissolve the
Electric Railway Company. organized about a year
ago by the late Robert Sewell, as the successful
Elmsford and White Plains Railway has made 1t
unnecessary for the company 10 continue. 1t was
proposed 10 construct the line through Franklin,
John and Elizabeth SITS. crossing Broadway at the
First Baptist Church and thence on toward White
Plains.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Among the recent interpretations IN MOUNT '0
q. the Merchants Steamboat Company 10 opeIA'e
e,eamboats in waters adjacent 10 New 1oiA ~
IT, d,rectors are Stuart W Cowan William H.
nar,ens William F. Johnson. Frederick u Meeu,
Jeremiah r. Byron, John H. Brett ana l.. Euev ra
Field The company will have Its piers anu ""''
houses in East Chester. x,o, r,h,u+au-
QUA circle held on Monday night In the
TIE formal reOpening OF the Y. NJ. G. A ouhdihe
on Tuesday night accompanied by IeSepVaU In
FOR the secretary Robert Matthew'S nhuer .ne &c
Sisted by Mrs D. c. Curtis, Mrs. Thomas L. Paskett'
Miss Marion Brush and others OF the woman AuN
Niary. 49,, so.,, =, Harry
7. REMAND OF Fleetwood Mr.. Reynaud died in
Cuba from fever. having gone to thai c0unu!
two years ago 10 superintend his fathers piahitda
tons. He thrty-four years oo ana ullai !eu.
The union Thanksgiving services In Mount Yer
non this year will be held in the First Baptist
Church on Thursday morning The Rey Charles =.
Lane of the Presbyterian Church will preach the
The Mount Vernon Musical Society opened 1, It's It's
third season Of concerts last night at the First
than Ave hundred. Of the best-krown people - OF
Mount Vernon and its neighborhood The pro
gramme consisted Of the cantata me sun MoI u.
shippers" by Goring Thomas. j. H. Mckinney; OF
NeWpYork. taking the tenor part and Mrs. Nina
Schilling soprano. They were assisted by chorus.
of seventy trained voices, under the direction o.
panist. and Miss Geraldine Morgan yiolinist The
other selections were the chorus, HAL Giauueh,is
Light by pr Martin the anthem num xeq Of Of part
songs songs by Mr.. Mckinley and Mrs schilling. and
violin solos by Miss Morgan The oincers OF tms
society Edison Lewis. president, Johh n: S,a~ r
Miss Ella {. McNaier, secretary; j Ava yenk nT9s
librarian. Charles NJ. Moseman. Gharies n IL
son James NJ. Anderson. William n w nitneS "a 20 q
D. o. Williams. A. Louise Gill. Isabel RANKIN aho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Horse Show Madison Square Garden.
LAFAYETTE Post No. 40 reception for Commander
in-Chief Goblin. Masonic Hall. evening.
First Battalion, Naval Militia, reception. L. g. \.
New Hampshire. evening.
Public Education Association, No. East Tween
ty-th!rd-st.. 800 p. m.
New-York Hospital Training School fair. NO
West Sxteenth-st.. to 10 p. m.
Grand Army OF the Republic Committee on Gives
and Patriotism. Hotel Manhattan.
Lecture by Mrs. BENJAMIN Harnett and ". j..
Colville No G East Twenty-frst-st.. p. m.
Manhattan Liberal Club. Hartman Hall. p m
Unitarian conference, All Souls Church, p m.
Or. Harris's lecture Temple Israel, p. m.
The Qud Nunc Club lecture. No. lsl Lenox- ave.
$40 p
r f. Speer on Missions" Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church, II a. m.
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Steamer Europe CBr) Robinson. London-N Shipping
steamer II Whitney Harett Boston--H F pmock.
steamer Goldsboro. Swain. MISREPRESENTATION
Steamer Princess Anne. Hulphers Norfolk and New
port News-1d n dominion So Company;
Sickle.
steamer John Engis Bragg Portland~Horatio Hail. w.
Bark reuona (Nop. Gregersen. Wellington. Z-R
Brig O b Lockhar (Br). Sheridan, curacao-rOulA. 4
big Daisy Dickson. Bahia-G Amsinck & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Sirius tB3: Manchester , Stuttgart, Ger.
Cow FL Dorado New Orleans; Princess Anne, Norfolk
sna SssP9F Ms 1aes Tucker 3D. BOTsaSr
Janeiro scotia (Br. Marseles Niagara Nassau Orinooo
Ship Harland pr. Melbourne.
Brig @ Is Lockhart (Br). Curacao.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
\, London Nov isEArTiysa steamer, Columbian (B5
ss daSo @ Hason @ Mohawk &
Dunkirk Nov l7-Arrived. steamer Llanthony Abby
:, Shields. Nov ie-ssed. steamer viacaina Obj. for
plymouth. Nov is-Arrived steamer Fuer-t Bismarck
Nov f'I steamer aSG @ jsn
kins New York for Hull. , m,
brow Head Soy lPasssd steamers TsuS ,E s,I.
fer soS and ve steamer Pennsylvania
cs s' %op G' ham SST Tor s4
stettin Nov l4-Arrived. steamer Arasona eoe'''
Schmidt New-York. via Copenhagen 49,, ,,.,.,
Cherbourg Nov lS-Sailed steamer Spree oder' "e'''
from Bremen). New-York $780,, lpr
Amsterdam. Nov i7-Arrived steamer Luc'seh 'o'"
Antwerp. Nov i7-Arived. steamer Southwark 'D'
Bence, New-York - ,,-....,. ,Du,chl
Stenger. York. . - ,r,. ,c.r Thsien-
c,,hrn,ar Nov l3-Passed, steamer Thomas iu"'''
C3r Page Messna etc for New-fork ,c, Peter
Genoa Nov ls-Sailed steamer Fuda '''"'
''s MoneySso Nov l7-Arrived steamer Bellende" w"
Jared, New-York. - -. ,..n.r Mozart lbrk
Els Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
WOMEN TO COMMAND YACHTS AND SHIPS.
MISS SUSAN DE FOREST DAYS APPLICATION FOR
SAILING MASTERS LICENSE WILL
PROBABLY RE GRANTED.

PROBABLY RE GRANTED.
The question as to whether sailing masters GER
tlncates and licenses to command and navigate yes
sells shall be issued to women has come up several
times lately. In England the point has. for time
at least been settled by tho refusal OF tho author
ties 10 grant the required permits. tho ground
that all the laws the subject use the word
master" which cannot, In the opinion OF the por-
Issuing the judgment. be I'm any way forced
to include a female. The word master" s. eS-
plained I'm many dictionaries as one who holds com
mand OF a vessel. and 80 far ms can be seen after
some search. there is not n word said to limit the
sex Of person in this place. But local preju-
dices have chung to the argument that master
does not mean mistress" 50 the case goes on on
this point. much 10 the damage OF several women
who have shown extraordinary ability I'm the prnc-
teal handling OF vessels well As In t"chnica!
book knowledge which few. II any. navigating skip
pers could surpass.
Tho difference 81 opinion IN America s well
shown in the words of the lat" Secretary Foigtr.
who said Officially that he knew Of nothing .a
natural law public policy or in good morals by rca-
son OF which a woman should not have command
Of steam vessel. and navigate 1t and conduct tho
business OF II II she DO skilled. honest Intelligent
hardy and prudent enough.
The Application Of Miss Susan de Forest Day for
a sailing masters license. as lately reported. VIII
therefore probably prove successful II she can
satisfy tho officials Of her fitness for the pac" IN
the matter Of nautical ability Miss Susan Dc For
est Day IL the owner OF the steam yacht ~ ihihn
on which she lives most OF the time. ana rnc "a
said to he peculiarly well UP In technical acgurt-
ments 10 say nothing Of her uudoubic1 praruchl
experlence. Secretary Folgcr's directions TO tho
local inspectors on this point stand ont ~ pleasing
contrast to the obstinate conservatism which mas
lust been exhibited in England. His orders were /.
let tho local inspectors. putting behind them all
thought Of her sex without antaconisn ana WIN
ont Partially make diligent inquiry as 70 her char
meter carefully examine her and the PROOFS she
offers and n they satisfied that her capacity.
her experience, her habits Of He and chara i"r
verrant n belief that she can be safely intrurttd
with me duties and responsibilities Of master OF a
steam vessel let them grant her license according
to Section .i3s."
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: 6O-62 West 23d St. (

following officers Of the Sunda y-schoo Board:
Superintendent s. 5. Braistcd assistant. e. r.
Bush. secretary. l. VI. Merrill; librarian. Miss
Julia 4. Merrill; treasurer. G. T.. Bush.
NJ. Mullen. Oswald NJ. Camman. H. F. Errlngton.
w. +. Wilcox ard Charles p. Norgang. has been
appointed by G. w Hunt. president OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. to select three classes OF direct
ors for the approaching election.
Calvary Presbyterian Church Of West New
Brighton. was hllod yesterday afternoon and even
Ing the occasion being tho sixth anniversary Of the
organization Of the Staten Island Christian En-
deavor Union. Nineteen churches We're represented
by delegations Of members. The afternoon session
given TO reports OF officers and commit
tees The delegates were entertained AT supper and
then enjoyed an address by the Rev. Thornton II.
Penfeld. the president of the Brooklyn Christian
Fndcavor Union. a quiet hour was conducted By
Miss Minnie Van Name. OF Port Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
No nJrOBCE FROM HER INDIAN HUSBAND

ST Louis. Nov ls-A decision has been handed
down by the United States court OF Appeals 10 the
effect that A white person adopted into one OF the
civilized tribes of Indians cannot be restored to
American citizenship by the United states courts
4 divorce suit brought about the question In 1893
Lessee Raymond a Cherokee. in the Indian Territory
ma rried white woman according to tribal cere-
monies. Later ne secured a divorce under tribal
Ia,.s The wife said she had been naturalized in
500. aud sued for divorce In the United States
oourts A decree granted. but the husband
fougbt H. alleging that the courts had no jurSdic-
lion II WAS carried the Court OF Appeals. where
80 aacroa vas reversed and the case remanded TO
w., We lover courts with Instructions to dismiss IT,
The ground assigned for the deeis on was that the
fni,ed states courts cannot naturdiize persons
adnn,ed NV civilized tribes OF Indians. and there
fore The tribe itself had exclusive jurisdiction In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The yonkers Clerical Association held It's No
yeher meeting Yesterday afternoon in this lecture
room Of the Westminster Presbyterian Church'
The Rev. Charles E. Allison, the president occu-
ped the chair. The Rev DR.. John D. Reed OF the
First Methodist Episcopal Church. READ paper
on 1.-THE Ideal Greed Of Ian Maclarea The Dor
cas- Society served luncheon and among nose 9 WHO
endowed IL were the Rev. Messrs William 4. -. I
J. NJ Bruce Ellis Lyon. T II. BavagwSsn nSb II l.
Ings G Keiessm, Alvah E. Hobart George F.
Pentecost and David Cole. - 1,os,os.
day evening NJ. J, Dunlevy LOUIS ihg VIII II,
William B. thompson Isaac r. MiHnerly. MiIna
~ arrange for a dinner to be given on the eve OF
Lincolns Birthday. in February OF ne es animal
ss Ine in the clubhouse in south Broadway. on
"Wednesday evening John - Si nTs Dr charles
WW SNYDER. secretary; Edward Underhill treas
urer; John Muligan. James '; Lawrence q S"F Rarr
snd Emil CSruws were chosen governors to MI
vacancies caused by destinations, oo,,nr,s,,e the
westminster County Bowling League met a. tne
Association Alleys. in North BroaoMaE' rhs first
game viii be rolled on the evening OF Eoyemeen
a. when Yonkers No. /. Yonkers NO ana le'''O0
CITY thea teams hom %s of b. Mon s,auer in Passde-
ave- tomor aDS candies also books in aid of ST.
PauI's Episcopal Church. The sale VIII be from
'i KlondiKe party was the feature Of the soGia9e
at the ecture-room Of the First Metnoolso led
copa Church last night nf fss weekly medal at
the alleys Of the Palisade Boat Cup on w. urea
day night by rolling an 6mmiee announces
the first stag of the season for SATURDAY eNe'""e'
The annual dinner Of the Yonkers Bicycle ClGo
will be enjoyed this evening al baruIn p az ss
broadway President Hampstead Will "O
The Rev Dr. George F. Pentecost. OF the Frs fSr
r,rasbyter,an Church addressed the meeting 40.
Inen held last night at the parlors of the Young
Mems Christian Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. NOV. IS 1897
ARRIVED.
e,.,.. v.9ar,ic ,3r Foot. London November T. with
rSse and passengers TO Sanderson N Son Arrived al
the bar ~ ;,wo city tpr sende. Bristol November
ord swansea 3 with mdse to Arkell & Co. Arrived a.,
the saa aa at saint Oswald D Milne PCnarh october 70
Queenstown November 3 In ballast 10 rover son * 10
Arrived at R rnr & Steele October %. in
ballast 10 Bowrng Archibald. Arrived at the har al
steamer American Dutch Butt Fr,hlng November
ard Shields 5. in ballast to c II RandeorocS' Arrived NJ
the Bad Amsterdam Dutch Baker Amsterdam No
yembsr with 1r lS s y" ths p Pr'st"s'' M
Steamer Chateau Latte dr chaeot bosdeasa 70
Fnch Edge Arrived at the iiar az SS @ m, %
steamer Britannia Fn Foqrnie Marse ns seugsrs TO
W EIweil & Co. Arrived at the Bar at m ~, .,
Norge Nor Kn@as ysoS S,sS" with mdse
20 pcah and bs stecrase to Punch Edge
Co. Arrived the Bar at gio m Yokohama August,
s1S ,nSs 49, Sasasa TO- shanghai September Foo
AmSy IS SAID 02s And K%Hs Ases g.
Carter Macy Co Arrived at the n@T at oSember is
n steamer esT,e.on iS With mdse and passengers to
clyde CO. .,. nos,u.,, Savannah November
Steamer CITY on. o, A Messengers to Ocean IS 60.
Steamer Chattahoochee. Lewis. savannah November H.
WIN mass aau Boar Newport News and Norfolk
u,th mass and passengers TO Old Dominion ss 70, IA.
Steamer CITY Of Philadelphia Delano baltimore WIN
ms s"ns TO HOOK j. is oao m-wind northwest
moderate breeze; clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Monaghan Obj. Braes diasgow-Austln Bald
Steamer ornoco Bp Fraser. Bermuda-A Outer
Steamer Niagara Robertson. Nassau csnfuesos and
OF steamer Corinhia tI,D. Roberts wilmington N c.
Steamer Rhosina OBI. currle publn-o Richards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
DESTROYING KENTUCKY TOLLGATES.

Cincinnati Nov ia dispatch to THE CONNER
ciaI-Trbune" from Nicholasvillc Ky, says: At 2
O'Clock last night thirty-hve masked men rode up
in front of the Court House Square and gave three
wells for the inauguration OF free toll roads In
Jessamine County. The first gate on the Lexington
Pike and the first gate on the Keene Pike were
soon destroyed Al 10 o'clock another party Of
seventy-nve horsemen passed through here TO the
Sulphur Well Pike. The first gate there was cut
into kindng wood Three gates on the Danville
Pike shared the same fate Fully three hundred
night raiders are out, and by morning a gate
Will be left on the Harrodsburg Pike a light was
visible at midnight probably OF the burning toll
house at the last gate on the Keene and Versailles
Pike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
AN XPOLTCEMAN FOUND DEAD
SAID TO HAVE BEEN WEALTHY BIT TOO MEAN



TO BUY NoURIsHING FOOD.
Icon F. Noncs an eccentric old man. MAS found
deod IN his room al No u5 East One-hundred and
,veutv-seventh-st. by the landlady yesterday
morning II ,s said that his death Was hastcnded
nv his peculiar mode OF living The old man had
freouently denied himself nourishlng food. although
bo boasted he had valuable real estate and was
engaged IN business. His boasts about having
money were respectfully considered for recently he
had spent most OF tho day in driving about In a
1ne turnout drawn by n spirited horse
SIX months ago Nones went n live at the house
in which he died. Since then he frequently com
ciolned ~ being unable TO get wholesome food In
restaurants and some meals were given TO him by
the landlady Whenever he was asked 10 pay for
the food he became silent and sullen. Sometimes
his friends took him out 10 dine In places he had
complained bitterly about and then he ate raven
ousy A few months ago he went 10 ono OF tho
restaurants where he had frequently eaten and
called Tor a large number OF dishes. In payment. he
offered five cents.
Nones was FOR twenty years a member or the
police force He retired many years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
SING SING.

On account OF the death OF George A. Brandreth'
the opening OF the annual bazaar OF the ossihihs
Hospital at Olive Opera House. was postponed
from Yesterday and Will take place this afternoon
and evening The bazaar will be continued to-
morrow. a., ,..... ..,r. =
Dr. O. l.. severson delivered his lecture ne
Rattle Of C;ettysburg" before a large audience In
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal ChuIch
last night under the direction OF the Men $ eIuia.
The Rev A. T. Foote, of West Haven, VT lor-
merly pastor OF the First Baptist Church or TINS
village. is visiting friends here this week ne al
dressed the Meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association last evening. and will occupy his former
pulpit in the Baptist Church on sunday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
no EPIDEMIC ~ MOUNT VERNON.

Edwin w Fiske Mayor OF Mount vernon, last
night issufd a public statement I'm denial or an
article which declared that typhoid fever prevails
in the city and that the Board OF Health has
ordered certain public schools to be closed. The
Mayor says there is no epidemic, the schools have
not been closed and the Board Of Health did not
noeet on Wednesday night In reference to this
affair DR. Eugene Smith. health officer said last
nieht that there had been only few deaths In
YEAR I'm Mount Vernon from typhoid fever and at
crescent there Is case in the city. 1t Is prob
stJs that the Board Of Health. Board OF Education
and Roard OF Trade will issue public statements
DENYING the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
PORT CHESTER.

The State Line Fox Hunting Club has just finished
seven days OF hunting at Middle Patent. Connecti-
cut. Although the weather was not good thirty
members attended the hunt The affair ended
with a clam bake and raccoon dinner. AT which
many guests were entertained
The Thanksgiving dinner for tho poor children Will
be given this year in the basement OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church by committee OF citizens Of
which the Rev. W. f. Wakefield is president. Ar
rangements will be made to provide for three hun
dred children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
PLEASANTVILLE.

Ground will soon be broken for new rectory for
st. Johns Episcopal Church. The cost OF the build
ing will be 5000.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the women Of
the West Pleasantville Methodist Episcopal Church
to hold FESTIVAL Of holidays" In Library Hall on
December and 9.
George Crawford has purchased from Ludlow
Sarles ia acres in the Sing Sing road for SIS. 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

neutrality-suspicious. l.. d Apsley. OF
Massachusetts, FIFTH AVENUE - FIX Senator
William F Villas Of Wisconsin. GRAND UNION
Poultney Bigelow. HOFFMAN-Joseph J. Tarte
Canadian Minister OF Public Works. HOLLAND
oliver Ames Of Boston IMPERIAL1-W. b. How
ell Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. MAN
HATTAN-Carrcll d. Wright, United States LABOR
Commissioner. and H. ". Westinghouse. or Pits
burg INTERCOLLEGIATE Senator Charles Davis
Of Ulster County NORMANDIE-Judge j. H. Met
calf Of Canandaigua. WALDORF-A. j. Dre1el or
Philadelphia. WINDSOR-Judge Robert McCart'
OF Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Harbor Hill Golf Club has elected Paul
Cooke, John NJ. Carrere and Austin L. Kelley d.
rectors
The Young Mems Christian Association will OBJ
serve Its anniversary next Sunday evening with a
service In st. Johns Church. Clifton. William H
Sage. OF New York, will make address.
The Bloomfield Methodist Church has elected tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-19
MOUNT KISCO.

The members Of Mount Kisco Council, Junior
Order of United American Mechanics. Will attend
the PRESBYTERIAN Church In body on Sunday
evening hear special sermon by tho pastor the
Rev A G. Fessenden.
A bazaar will be held in the Opera House by the
women OF the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Wednesday evt0ing.