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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
prsoRDERLY HOUSES.

Last nieht the police continued the ra'o'
nm houses of IN fame At Ada Faster 5
house the landlady ard three gir-s We're
rorr5. at Jessie Monticelo's, the mad
anne. three girls and one man. az BESSIE
radrew's. the madame and one sirL ana
az Maud Smiths. the madame SIX sir'S
and two men. Geo. Koble's poker room
WAS also raided. and three men caught.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

THE GREATEST OF ALL.
There is no gift to be compared with
health. None realize this like the
sufferer from some chronic or long
standing disease. To such the gift of
renewed health is priceless. And yet
it is within the reach of all such SUI
ferers. The great specialist in the cure
of all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene, 80 West Four
teenth street, New York City, famous
the world over for his wonderful cures,
has decided to give consultation and
advice hereafter free. Remember SUI
ferer. that you can write him a de-
scription of your case and he Will re-
turn a carefully considered letter, tuliy
explaining your disease, giving ad-
vice. etc. without charge of any KIND
Write to-day and health will be yours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
CLOSE GAMES.

The Randy Boos gave the Famous
team q little surprise party last night.
The best players in the latter club We're
not on the roster. and the Randys
r-ade a larger aggregate score, but
their pins W ere so distributed that they
lost one game by the margin OF l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

Che Register.
Pa. February 1l.-Presi-
Power. of the Interstate Base Ball
announced to-day that the cir
been completed by taking in
and Mansfield Ii was his
along. and also The decree Of
HUB owners 10 set Wheeling in
although they would not adj
The owners of last years Wheel
r.se had the upper hand. be
had am uudisputed claim to
Tory, and could have entered
ae by paving SO for protec-
us the Interstate officials dis
that me had failed to take ac-
.ieut Power sent check 10
'.u-. and was notified this
that protection had been
This message. coming as il
. Che same time that President
notified that The owner of
Wheeling franchise had closed a
grounds, was good news to
Persons interested i'm the league.
family win run the Wheeling
The Mansfield deal was also
poets of the league are much
now than at this time last
should DE good news to- local
GA. The game The new circuit
r.or than the old. and viii save
deal of money in railroad bills.
u--0u was a Door city, and while
patronage was fair in the Michigan
r did NOT onset the heavy eN-
ot railroad transportation. The
.rog.- viii consist of Youngstown,
E- Castle. Wheeling. Springfield,
.1n. Mansfield, Toledo and Fort
"-re Ind. on paper it looks like
... strongest league ever organized in
- section The outlook for the COM
ing as1u is very bright.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
RE- CIRCUIT COMPLETED.
v-s'i is the Eighth City in the
Interstate League,

ASH the Organization is Stronger
..-r Last Season - Protection
ed the Owners of the Local
ch.se by President Young
results of Bowling Games Last
81 About the Big Battle.
r sport, Local and by Wire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
=. HOUSE

Three Nights only. Monday. Tuesday and
wednesday. February I5th. l6. l1th.
The Great Ro,sow STAR Speciality Co.,
headed by the famous Little Men,
THE ROSSOW BROS.
Nidgots. athletes and comedians. direct
from. 50O performances at Roster a. Bals
New York. 10 Star acts TO- Also following
artists. Casino Comedy -Four, Amont amt
Dumout. Lynch and Jewell Tom FLYNN.
IeaVitt and Mevcllo Daily and Hilton.
Murray. ip-li. and Murray Couture Bros.
Prices-loWer floor. SOC; no extra charge
FOR reserved seats. Gallery. Doc seats ON
sale al &. A. Houses music store Saiur-
d1y February 18th. fcl0ewdq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
A FLATTER|NG SUCCESS
Was Last Nights Concert Of the
TOmanS' Musical Club.

a Cultured Audience, and the
Largest Which Has Ever As
sembled for a Local Talent Musi-
cal Entertainment Programme
Of Classical and Popular Numbers
Rendered-Features of the Con-
cert.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
LOW RATES TO WASHINGTON FOR
THE INAUGURATION.

The Baltimore e Ohio railroad will
sell round-trip tickets to Washington
D. c.. from all stations on its lines
east of the Ohio river, for all trains
March l. .. 3. and all trains on the
morning of the 4th that reach WASH
ington not later than noon, at rate OF
two cents per mile in each direction
valid for return journey until March
Sth inclusive.
The rate from stations in the vicinity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

well modulated soprano voice. and her
solo selection was admirably adapted TO
the display OF its excellent Qualities The
quartette was beyond criticism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

STONE Il THOMAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

Attend stone a Thomas Annual Carpet
Remnant sale to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

Umrire. Nordeman; scorers, Ebeliug and
GIUgIdu.
Tomorrow night the AuberNit club will
alleys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12

Ar.istically and financially. the concert
of the Woman's Musical club last night
was an unqualified success. The audience
was the largest which has ever assembled
IN IN, Opera House at musical entertain
ment given by local talent. II was an as
semblage which represented the musical
culture Of wheeling and it was, in quail
uv rs well as numbers. a merited compH-
ment 10 the organization under whose
auspices the concert was given. Every
scat in the theatre was sold, and there
were few unoccupied, in spite OF the eN-
;r,mely disagreeable weather. To state
that the entertainment was deserving oil
such an audience. is but to express in con-
else form the comments which were made
throughout the evening and at the conclu-
sion of the concert. The conduct oil the
affair was entirely in the hands OF the Ia
dies. Members of the club acted as ticket
sellers. door-ke5pers and ushers, and they
performed their respective duties III
graceful and satisfactory manner
The club wisely arranged programme
of classical and popular numbers with
view to pleasing all Il was only the IN
flexible rule of mo encores' which pre-
vented the audience from insisting upon
repetiuon Of several very pleasing mum
bers. The curtain arose promptly at eight
o'clock. revealing very pretty ana am
mated stage picture. There were sixty
four members of the club seated upon the
stage. and there we're TWO Steinway pianos
A tudicious arrangement =, potted plants
lent additional beauty 10 the scene me
active members of the club, who occupied
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-02-12
COMMANDER M'GIFFEN.

His Suicide. ct New York City, Yesterday.
Deeply Regretted by Many Wheeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

When the North German Lloyd steamship Havel
was yesterday proceeding from her F1oboken pier
TO the Erie Basin drydock. for ovelhauling. she
grounded off Red Hook. With the assistance Of
four tugs and rising tide the big vessel was got
ten off without damage
The steamship Gcrmanic OF the White Star Line.
which arrived here from Liverpool on Friday and
was held at Quarantine Friday night by the
Health officer, TO admit OF further investigation
into tho circumstances attending the death Of "A
passenger Joseph Feely. released early yes
,erday morning and proceeded 10 her pier. DR..
Doty satisfied himself that the death, which oc-
CURED on Friday, cue to no contagious dis
Seventeen members OF the Crescent Athletic Club
lacrosse team sailed yesterday on the Cunard
steamship Aurania for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho team will play In London. and afterward in
many OF the principal towns OF England. Scotland
and France
President. Roosevelt OF the Police Board visited
Ellis Island yesterday morning TO witness the
working OF the immigration Board. lie attended
a meeting Of the Board OF Special Inquiry there.
and afterward took a short survey of the buildings
and grounds Mr.. Roosevelt said his visit
Of personal curiosity merely.
Judgment for si7,725 was entered yesterday
against Solomon Sayles wholesale butcher. OF No
12s sixth-ave.. IN favor OF the Eastman Company.
Of New-Yori OIL five Of his notes.
District-Attorney Olcott yesterday appointed J.
Stewart Tompklns Deputy Assistant Distrct-At-
torney at $3.50 a year. to take the place Of Lloyd
G. Griscom who resigned account OF ill-health.
Mr. Tompkins was formerly chief clerk for Davies,
stone G. Auerbach. the lawyers.
Jacob X Lundy twenty-five years Old OF No. l&
East Eighty-nfth-st.. the gripman Of the Lexng-
,on-ave cable-car that ran over and killed Albert
refebvre five years old. OH Friday afternoon. at
seyenty-sixth-st. was arraigned In forkvilc Court
,,os,.rdav morning on charge OF manslaughter
d ,yos held by Magistrate Flammer In 81 GOO bail
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
MOUNT VERNON.

Malcolm Imrie a well-known resident. whose
home is near this city. died on Friday and VIII
be buried tomorrow. Mr.. Imre was born In Scot
land in 1894 He leaves four chidren-Lillan. lsa-
belle Margaret and Malcolm Imrie.
WASHINGTON Engine Company Is arranging FOR
a fair In its engine-house In South Sixth-ave.
on next Thursday. Friday and Saturday. The
proceeds will be applied to furnishing the rooms
The Womans Missionary Society Of the Reformed
Church has elected the following officers Presi-
dent. Mrs. c. w Van Court; lce-president. Mrs
Smith: secretary. Miss Archer treasurer. Miss
Zabriskie.
The committee in charge Of the Joint athletic
games be given in the armory by the Young
Mems Christian Association and nth Separate
Company announces over "A hundred entries for the
various contests. The games VIII be held on Tues
day night and expected TO attrac. large crowds
The general committee consists OF Lieutenant Franz
Il. Curtis. Gardner Winship Charles Linn G. W
Barclay. f. Carson. a. Bridgeman, J, A. Balunan
T. Hageman and Robert Douglas. The committee
has appointed Herbert Brown. clerk T.. T.. Hof
starter: Stephen Van Tassell, y. s. Kidd. ;. u
Hunt and =. j. Ring timers. and +. II. Curtis &c
make the announcements.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 49, 1897
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 49, 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer Paris. Watkins Southampton Mach 0. with
iona Saylssion Co. Arrived at thu Bar a, 6o7 mr.
steamer Etrura ,50 Ferguson from Liverpool March
Vernon II Brown & Go. Reported south OF Fire Island
M WIN & "a Dutch S md Rotterdam Feb
to Line ' A rn 'e a. Se BAR
steamer Manitoha G,n. smith Rosario January %.
March ., with mdse to Norton Son. Arrived the
steamer New York. Garvin Arua February 25. s, Do
mingo 20 Macoris March > sanchez SANTANA q. Plata
sengers to W p clyde & Co Arrived the Bar 4:l5
steamer polyphemus (Br, Goodwin. Yokohama Deem
Der 49,, Hioso 90, shanghai January Il. Annoy is. Hong
Said 10 and Anglers g. with mdse to Booth CO. X
t steamer s comal ESaSs Galveston March g. with nA..
and saa PsT HOOK 70 Ma Mal1 r. $50 mw,,
east. moderate breeze clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer u r Dimock Bearsc. Bos,on-H Dimock
steamer oneida, Gniches,er. Wilmington n G. and
(ieorseown rs caW william, Clyde CO.
Schooner seneca. Stevens. Havana and Mexican ports
Schooner Hudson. Halsey. New -orleans-E S Allen.
and vSnezas Ian ports Kunhardt < CO. ""''e"
steamer conchc HisE, key West and Gav.ston 9GHf
Steamer City of Augusta, Paggett. savannah-ocean
Steamer Alsenborn Charles. Baltin,ore-H Foster
Steamer Drot ,Nor) Everett Santandcr. Spain-Funch
steamer Ba,oum oBr, Ward. Rot,erdam-P.ter wrtsh,
4 Sons.
steamer Megantio CBr). Foot London-sander.on a
Am
steamer Massachusetts tBr). Bouquet. London-N Y
Shipping Company.
steamei Roanoke. Boar Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion S. CO.
Old Dominion. Brakeman. Newport News and
Rlchmond-Od Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Benefacor. Townsend. Philadelphia
clyde 4 Co
Hall
Bark Clara DAM. Nielsen. Freemante-ArkelI 4
Douglass
SAILED.
Genoa. Naples and Alexandria: Trinidad tBr Bermuda
Seneca. Havana Aurania OBJ Liverpool, Alps ,Br)
Jeremie. Jacmel &C.. Persia tG,rI HAMBURG Newton
t3r) Manchester: FL Sud, New Orleans Megnntic ,3r
London; city OF Augusta, Savannah: ''rins Vllem
tDutch) Hayden and Venezuelan ports; rct Nor) SAN
lander SPAIN concho. Key West and Galveston Poca-
hontas tr). Trieste and Venice; Oneida Wllminston
and Georgetown Old Dominion. Newport News and Rich
mond Roanoke Norfolk and Newport News: Hudson.
New Orleans: Grenada tBr) Grenada. uensyle tBrD
Alden. Singapors. shanghai. &c.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
shutes Folly Island Beacon Light No. o,
Notice In given that. about March H. lNS. this
light. the end the spit making on 10 the north
ward from shues Folly Island westerly entrance 70
Hog Island Channel Charleston Harbor, will he changed
from fixed white fixed red.
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. 1895 page no No. n2 and
the List OF Beacons and Buoys. syth Lighthouse DIE
trct, 1884, page III
BY order o{ the Lighthouse Board:
JOHN q. WALKER
Rear Admiral u q Navy Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
TARRYTOWN.

The anniversary of Westchester Lodge I. q. O. F..
VIII be celebrated on Monday March %. at Irving
Opera House
Mrs A. j. McCrea Of Cleveland. Ohio is the guest
of her sister Mrs. u. g. McCOry. wife OF the super
intendent of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad. On leaving here she will be ac-
companed by her sister Oh a visit to relatives In
Corporation Counsel Frank V Willard reports
that papers IN an action brought by Mrs Ezabeth
Juries. have been served upon him. The woman
fell from embankment in Benedict-ave.
The report Of the Board Of Health for the fiscal
year ending March shows some interesting sta
| tistics. The total number OF deaths in the year
was CT; total number Of marriages, 49, births re
ported. 52 The report further says that the Board
profession had neglected to report all the births,
as reGn hsd 1 by hc b na eS hat
1t would be necessary to enforce the law In the
The? The Ladies Aid Society Of the Asbury Methodist
Episcopa! Church. of which the Rev. W. f. Comp
ton is pastor VIII hoe an en'ertainment in the
Mrs Elizabeth smi.h ,,d has brought suit nsain1st
In the Young Mems Lyoeum bowling tourna-
Char Powell by nineteen points. James Requs
and Charles J. Knapp are now tied for first place.
The women of the Second Reformed Church, Of
which the Rev. Arthur F. Mal 5 Is pastor VIII
articles on March ~ the proceeds TO be used to
a large meeting was held in Irving Opera House
on Thursday evening in behalf OF vote for 10
T. Compion pastor Of the Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church, presided. and the Rev DR. John
| Knox Allen pastor Of the First Reformed Church.
opened the meeting. Addresses were made by
Major NJ. II. Bright. Editor Of Christian Work"
| Professor 4. W Emmersop principal OF the larry
| town High School; and George 4. Warburton.
secretary Of the Railroad Mems Branch of the
| Young Mems Christian Association. Among those
| who occupied seats on the platform the Rev.
j. Sedcn Spencer rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church: the Rev. George ~. Ferrn. pastor Of The
First Baptist Church; the Rev. Arthur +. Mabon,
pastor OF the Second Reformed Church. and the
| Rev w f.. Clarke, pastor OF St. Pauls Methodist
| Episcopal Church.
A large number attended the smoker given by
the members OF COnqueror Hook and Ladder Com
pany in the corporation rooms on Thursday even
! ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
SING SING.

Tomorrow afternoon the monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Auxiliary will be held at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
At the aunua. meeting Of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Highland Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church last Thursday Mrs. \. T.
Barnes was elected president: Mrs. Is. ;. Sherow.
Mrs. A. y. Reynolds. Mrs. Olivia Busby and Mrs
Joseph jerks vice-presdents: Mrs w. n. Fancher.
spO1dng secretary Miss a. Sherwood, record
ing secretary. ana Mrs. culver treasurer
The Larkin and Nelson factions OF enc Demo-
cratic party Of this town. having signed a treaty
of peace. held remarkably harmonious caucus
on Friday evening. at which ticket for town
officers was nominated. headed by Pierre Reynolds,
candidate for Justice of the Peace. John Gibney
was elected member of the County Committee from
this town and the following Town Committee Sc
lected. Esmeraldo Purdy. Nathaniel 5. Hyatt. Ed
ward f. Campion. Robert J. Martin j. Curry Bar
low John Hyland. Thomas II. Lyon. George ,.
Jenkins Frank Bible and Benjamin c. Acker.
The Burns-platt Republicans. who will hold a
caucus for the nomination of candidates for town
officers and the election of A Town Committee To-
morrow evening have filed a protest with IOWA
Clerk Dennis against the recognition Of the ticket
nominate ed on Tuesday evening last Oy Inc ROBERT
son-Husted wing Of the party, alleging that inc
action OF the minority of the Town Committee IN
holding the without a SHADOW OF
legality" The Robertson Hustled RepuDicans.
however. not paying any attention TO the pro-
tes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The Republicans of this town held caucus 'a''
evening for the purpose OF nominating canuu.
for town Offices and electng Town .o' NM
A full ticket for town officers headeo oS ""'','
p MAYNARD for Justice OF the feace' was "o'''
r.,ad and the following Town Committee was
elected: First District. John +. Moran ana ho"
b. Long: Second District James H. MORAN az.
James W. Stafford: Third District. Jere"'i"n -
Lockwood and William ii. Gedney; rour'n us
trict. John J. Thompson and Charles f. f',.o" az,
shown by the makeup OF the Town Committee IN. i
Robertson and Burns Farchic divisions, OF III" g
Republican party of the town have ae,fe renresen
tation therein. , ,,auo h,. been III
NJ his home in Mount Vernon In the last week
Next Thursday evening delesailYn VISIT the fair
OF Washington Engine Company at Mount YER
Michael Angelo viii be the subject OF Profes sson
Goodyears lecture before the University Ex,ens sng
The Young Peoples Temperance Society VIII H Mu.u
meeting tomorrow evening at the home Oh Mrs Mrs
4. J. Underhill will give one OF her 'n''' e'''''
Tbps White Plains and scarsdale Social Club held
its regular monthly meeting and dance al .e t,rdav
OF the Misses Benedict. at Scarsua'e' o' '''''
that plans for new a station nrs OF b ses pre
nared and that at no distant handsome and
commodious structure will take the pace oi tle
announced that the railroad COMPANY mas purcnaSe d
large piece of property ionSsiae ,ne s;in for
its repair shops which nave been badly needeS al
this end OF the line since the removal OF the sios
az Melrose At the present time the railrond Is
Obliged 10 depend upon the shops al west AIpah!
for repairs and II is said that repair SHOPS woeiu
have been established here years ago except TOT
the shortsightedness of property-owhers Ia asNi"s
too high price for their lands. w..
The Road Committee OF the Village Board OF rus
tees has cleaned up the mud and placed Railroad
ave IN n presentable condition. - o.
The monthly meeting of the Westchester County
Bar Association held in the SUPERVISORS rooms,
at the Courthouse. yesterday morning lnlrty new
members balloted for and declared elected ana
resolution was adopted addressed 10 the Boaru OF
ment it did not deem IL advisable to have the IN
dccs OF tho Registers Office properly rewritten ana
arranged from the beginning. that at least 1t would
direct that hereafter beginning from the nrs or to
year. !ndices shall be arranged according TO
towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The annual meeting of the Past Granls OF the
lodges OF odd Fellows IN Port Chester Mamaro-
neck New-Rochelle West Chester. Mount Yer
ncn Yonkers and White Plains will be held in the
rooms of Irving Lodge in this village on next
Wednesday night. The members Of Irving Lodge
are preparing 10 give dinner in honor OF me
visitors.
The increasing number Of burslares has caused
much alarm in Port Chester. The demand lOI
burslar-alarnls doorbolts and revolVcrs Is report
ed by the local hardware dealers to have exhaust
cd the supply completely; The homes OF twelve
several hundred dollars stolen. Among the princi-
pal sufferers Aaron O. Carpenter. Garrett
Merritt. Caleb Merritt and Edward Sherwood
Many of the wealthy residents nave placed special
guards ut the entrances to their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
ing tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Row.

ing tomorrow afternoon at the home OF Miss Row.
land In Davis-avc.. Livingston.
Mrs. James Brown. Of ST. George. Is n: Asheville.
~ G.. visiting friends
William Winter last evening delivered illus
trated lecture before fashionable audience at the
Staten Island Academy. All the seats in the hall
lecture in Course will be given on Wednesday
evening by Professor Darlington. His subject Will
be From Gibraltar to Nesuyus."
Mrs Henry F.. Wallace Wednesday after
noon entertained Miss Kate Wheeock who was
presented to about fifty women who were invited
10 the tea Several Informal games of whist were
A meeting Of the Richmond County Prohibition
Association v WA n De Por re Rchmond evening "
An entertainment for the benefit Of the treasury
of St Patrick's Church. Richmond. will be given
The Supreme Court wll open in Richmond to-
morrow morning with Justice Wilmot NJ Smith on
the bench.
Church Port Richmond. has received two calls one
from Bloomfield and another from Plainteld. n. J.
Miss Hattie Irving. of Jackson Park, Chicago, is
Mrs Louise Pomner tho widow OF +. l..
Pommer died at her home in St. Pauls-ave.. Sta
pletOn on Friday, from heart disease. She leaves
three
The members Of the St George Euohre Club will
be entertained at the home of the Misses Walker.
noon.
The House Committee Of the Country Club an
the repairs that the apartments are ready to rent
The Rev. NJ J. Lavelle. Of st Patricks Cathe-
Church Port Richmond. Tuesday evening.
Mother Teresa. who for sixteen years has been
superoress Of st. Michaels Convent. Greensde. Is
seriously i'll from pneumonia.
A meeting OF the Richmond Euchre Club was
held a the home OF Mrs. crowell NJ Seguine Gift
fords, on Wednesday afternoon The winner Of the
Miss Sarah Black: the third. Mrs. s. ID. Crocheron
and the, fourth. Mrs. William Finley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
PEEKSKILL.

The annual tournament OF the Peekskill Gun
Club has been announced for May II. u and 49,
There Will be two days of clay-bird shooting and
one day of livc-bird shooting.
The Rev Angelo Ostrander. Of Poughkeepsie,
formerly Of Pcekskill mas announced that his sub
1ect for the lecture which he IS TO deliver under
The AUSPICES of the Sunday school Of S., Paurs
Methodist Episcopal Church, OF this place on
April 20 will be Luck or Pluck.
Invitations have been sent out fc- a union meet
Ing OF all the Red Men in tho Second District Of
Westchester which will be held at the Wigwd.n
OF Senasqua Tribe No. 2J2, Sing Sing April 10.
for the purpose of receiving William II. Higbie,
cachem Of The l. o. r. M OF the State OF New
York Bald Eagle Tribe No 26i of Peekskill will
attend In body.