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New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
OBITUARY..
CHARLES COOTE.

Charles Coote a well-known and favorte actor
died late on Sunday night, at No. l3s Fifth-ave..
from complication OF diseases. lie had been IN
poor health for a long time. but it was only within
few weeks that his condition came TO be regarded
as dangerous. He had engagement for the
coming season and was expected. up to rev
days ago to be able act last night. when the
engagement 10 begin.
Charles Coote born in Aberdeen. on January
3 1855 He belonged to the Coote family. which
was famous in the history OF Ireland He was a
choir boy at the Chapel Royal Savoy, and from
that position he went on the stage. re was soii IL
nected with numerous theatres and companies IN
London. the Haymarket. the Court under dr, ME.
John " ood, etc, and he was for some time mem
Der OF Wilson Barretts company IL made q q
considerable success in The Silver King ana 10
acted in numerous other meodramas. as Alone IN
London. Of which he was part author; l.ghts D,
London and The Lord HARRY he erysan
assisted Robert Buchanan IN ms dramatic version
o'Mr Coote was brought to this country, about
twelve ago by Pame to He play yas tne for 's
Considerable time under the managemeht OF
Colonel William f. Sim playing tne paIi s OF Cors or
Re- Mr. SSey in oad 6d Tm g and other
character parts. In the spring Of lSV ne tbe
in revival Of The Private aSs sscre'ary
played Jacobs. in "a Mile Minute Win MISS
Minnie Palmer and other parts and me fo1oWins M
Simmer and through the next season ne was vas
Gormelins Griffin. in "Nobe" farccal play by
Harry and Edward Paulton. which gained much
He was for two seasons member Of Nat Good,
wins c9mpany land and RSrnaS tor onf Foster in Miss In
Fanny oGaEce Sf SbrdPad Pdd%nS IL s had the Joseph
Coke the butler in "A stag Parry "nrm ,,,rn ~
as, season he supported Roland Reed ~
The wrong Mr. Wright" and he was TO pe Win
The funeral will take place dt w. 70'
o'clock tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

,,. rrorc.rents for the funeral OF supervisor
,1.rr,o A Perctval were completed YESTERDAY. ~
will be held at the Nepperhan Avenue pap
f,hurch this afternoon at O'Clock Inc ~ L'n0o
Ieyion of which he was a member, mas appoi'.."
q committee consisting Of Angelo Hoake' - VA
van Iler J. c. Fleuchaus. J. II. Blair ana oeoiee
Rri 10 confer with committees TIC" o'"e' , VI 81
tza,ions In reference TO aitenoihs INC -
president Lyman H. Tillctson also appo'h'eo
.oro Ioake and William Welsh TO serve as
n,Iibearcrs Lady Harrison Cour Gil. the wom
ans branch OF the American Mechanics he'u
q snecial meeting last night at No Ia Nepperma,Mn a.
ave. and adopted suitable resoiu..Ois r .nd Yonkers
Connnc,,I OF the United American Mechanics, OF
which Mr. Percival was member. VIII noio spe.S ,Sa
meetings this afternoon just previous ~ wv
party. numbering nearly one hundred. -rv ler,
Yonksrs yeserdak ,raio m0En'hs Ki9ehins Pcs; 60
nearly nifty strong. left Its headquarters III
d, ,,wo-year-old child had narrow escape yes Mr
terday afternoon from serious injury hs hv Samuel
pened in Egan-st. sofran called at rohfe h, wagon
while he was delivering M aruGies Giensu%onathic Home
The child was taken 10 the hon%opn T, pfn;,ries were
Snd & Maderni;Y At, r yh IN Ne nrTeft was made
The bicycle Contingent Of the Paiisade Beat SIs
w Is pTyeses navf sscHnp to- invite friends part The
start will be made from the noWrns "cn Members liv-
tng in Lcwsrre and Park Inn win join the riders
at South Broadway and New Man.st; orrane
The Yonkers Yacht Club has e'r snorts Of the
club which are TO take place on Saturday AS e rnts
is purely club affair the entry ns i'st Is Guests nes viii
ach the finish from the balcony Of the clubhouse
end S;S5sS epy3ss & Fspssr of Chicago
of the Rev james NJ RoSksSse WsteT
Commissioner William r. Doy s'ai'eu
af for Fishers lSano
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
SAILORS FROM THE BERht ia AhhN H.
THEY DON'T KNOW WHY THEIR VESSEL WAS CON-
FIscATED BY THE ENGLISH THEY SAY

THEY DON'T KNOW WHY THEIR VESSEL WAS CoN-
FIscATED BY THE ENGLISH THEY SAY
CIV NJ the crew OF the alleged hlibustering steamer
r,orrruda which was recently seized by the bTl'lsh
,,.bori,ies AZ Port Antonio arrived mere yesterday
a. tho Norwegian fruit steamer Belvernon. from ia
r,,tca Four fremen. an engineer ana one ssior
nnr;sea the arrivals. They were at nrst adverse
. ,alr,ng about the Bermuda, but all aihrmed that
,hov did not see any ammunition on the
,nar The Bermuda they said. left PniiadeIphia
On Eehruary % with a cargo CT coal, some OF which
h,, discharged at Hamilton. From that port they
..,.d for Fernandna. doiging Spanish men-of-war
,h. vay Their egresS from fernandlla was
dti,nnnd an h,, an American man-of-war but after the
stotPppin Rad examined the vessels papers. she was
"a "a 80 rcd 10 proceed. on March q the Bermuda
piind Tar 81 Domingo. and II took twenty-five days
80 comnlete the voyage. as the BERMUDA Went OUT
~ her way to escape Spanish war vessels Inc men
OF ~ ~ no, saw whether or The Bermuda landed
any arms on the Cuban coast on the TIP 10 81
grnm St Domingo the Bermuda sailed for Port
r,tNUrtto Jamaica. Captain Murphy there ar
nstod nv the British Government Tor violating the
tee,",antine laws while captain OF the Laurada. a
i.fer steamer Of the Bermuda, on previous Voy,,
ni,oo and as he refused 10 pay II ne was committed
- ar for thirty days. The crew was then paid on.
" ~ ,bav shInped for this country. The sailors were
anu bia IN saw why the Bermuda was seized, but II
-uiinge1 she was confscated because of violation
- a aho Quarantine laws and suspicion or being a
Son,s OF the Bermudas crew went TO Hoboken TO
q Loarding- house at No. 32S West Twelfth-st They
eaid they would snip again as soon as they couih
sign papers.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
SHOWERS PROBABLE TO-DAY.
, POSSIBILITY. HOWEVER, THAT THE WIND MAY
CHANGE AND DIsPEL THE CLOUDS.

POSSIBILITY. HOWEVER. THAT THE WIND MAY
CHANGE AND DIsPEI. THE CLOUDS.
ro-ecaster Dunns latest reports last night proph-
os,od uncertain weather. with indications of show
srs for to-day. Easterly winds. he said would pre-
vail. , 49,, .
storm developed over the Middle Atlantic
c,a.es Yesterday and showers also fell In the
INNER Mississippi Valley. The temperature rose n
thc lake regions and the northern plateau but was
norlv stationary elsewhere Although the great
ruturity race will be to-day. and thousands OF
n.o,lc desire fine weather. Mr. Dunn said that he
oo,Ia no do any better. 1t was possible. he added,
however that the wind would veer to the north
I'd dispel the storm clouds which were lowering
over this part OF the country. -
Inc, after the rain yesterday n curious enect re-
,',,.t from the peculiar state of the atmosphere.
o,uf 10 "A FOG which hung within a few yards or
~ ,,rolud the electric lights on high buildings
~. blurred and az short distance n brightly
Tlur,lnntcd building appeared exactly as though IL
us,r ,nyclopcd In fame. so startling was the
TIu.ior that a small crowd gathered near the
nrookIvn Bridge. watching what looked like ire
rendo,s fire In a Centre-st. building. The moving
vapor had the exact appearance OF smoke illumi-
nated by fire and II some time before the spec
iators were convinced that the apparent conhagra,
lion was nothing but the arc lights OF store seen
through the mist.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
PROHIBITION PRIMARIES.

In the With IXth and XXXINth Assembly as
tricts tho Prohibition party held primaries iaS'
night % elect delegates TO the state No"'en''o" :"
syracuse on September and S. and TO the 'l'y
,,c,r.r,ior 70 be held September 8. at No Union
souare. The primary in the With District was
held at NO ls3 Eighth-ave. To the State Con|eh-
,ion these delegates were elected; George Gethin
4 y Lewis j. H. Dufie. F. W. Mttke F. }. COOK
\. n rii,zI,,,cb smith To the city Convention:
a. f. Lewis. George Gethin. Fitz lush Smith ana
|. Inner , or, oloc,ed 10 the
c,n,o , "'onvenfion John T. Stanley. 5. b. Orsor, l.
:, Groen. +. Hamlin and T. Hansen; TO tne 1iy
conrrntion s B. Orsor. +. }. Crapp, +. hamAh
an I'm the XXXiVth Assembly District there @ were
oIo,ted to the State Convention John r. hanson
Wiuiam MacEIveen. Bellmer CrandcN a. j.. St1rns ms
o,d r Lewis: to the city Convention; NlllAin
anu attriyacn M Rellmer Crandel and \. J. Storms.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

meeting OF The New Brighton Union Free
School District has been set for September 2. TO
vote upon the proposal TO issue $4,000 bonds for a
new adiitlon and S 900 for fixtures.
Wyandotte HOOK and Ladder Company will hold
q picnic at Silver Lake this evening.
K meeting OF the Port Richmond Board of Health
will be he'd this evening" and counsels report will
lie given on the legality OF the Board now con-
sttuted. II the OF members Is declared H.
legal 1, will mean & complete change In Its or
gaHization.
The Volunteer Life Saving Corps Of South Beach
will hold a festival at the Atlantic Hotei on Thurs
day evening. 49,
The First Bap,is, Church. in Westervelt- t-ave
New Brighton. is nearing completion. and Will
soon be ready for dedication.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
IaNfFS w. PAUL

philadelphia Aug. 2S.-James w Paui the o'ueS.
rnon,b.r Of the Philadelphia bar. died TINS morh'ns
" IT. homo ot villa Nova n suburb. Mr.. Paui
s odrni,ted 10 the bar in 1881. when twenty
vears old He attained high reputation as a Ia" :
ver and up 10 a dozen years ago was IN % ac'N'
nractice AT the bar. For the last decade no'"I.n-
sanding his age Nr Paul had been actve III J' o
-, business IN an advisory capacity as cou'Se' 0'
nnnsrciaI institutions and other corporations
Mr Paul the father OF th9 late nlrs for W ch
ran jr TN meeeT W P9u al "s law iawyer
~ /. c1Dbt,e1olnhia. Allen g. Paul an oflcer III tl1
q,,eT 81 states Navy anG Lawrence T. Paul. civil
civ
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ROTH WANT THE NOMINATION.

r.crRXEss OF TWO REPUBLICANS TO BE BALri-
uopr.s NEXT MAYOR RESULTS IN TWO
SETS OF POLLING PLACES.
baltimore Aug % (SpeciaD.-The supporters or
,,-,,,,.. ~ ,,als,or and Theodore Marburg for the
RonubIican nomination for Mayor. being unable 10
agree upon the methods Of conducting the primaries
,o.aav ,here were two sets of polling places IN
each ward. In the primaries conducted by the
regular organization the vote in certain wards was
for ]. Frank Supplee. third candidate VINO II ai
rears will give way to Mr.. Marburg, the cahdl-
fada ~ the organization. The delegates 10 .he
CIV Convention chosen by the supporters OF Mr.
NY 49, - seats are denied them in the conven-
Ion viii hold one Of their own. and VIII nominate
him him. as an independent Republican, candidade
enarai Gary had requested several OF his trlends
tn mrse the leaders of the contestlng factions 70
10 VI on aereement in the interest OF the party $
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT PRolf-9i =
HE SAYS THAT IsIIP ASSESSORS HAVE oVERNAL-
TED IDLE HOUR

Idle Hour al Oakdale. in the town OF Islp. is cne
of he finest Long Is.an1 Is the latest millionaire
20 protest against MS assessment his wear He is
down on the books OF the assessors o ;he town this
wear for $4,000. an increase Of moro than 9o per
cent over last year. He has complained 10 the as
SCISSORS that their valuation l. excessive II l. re-
ported tina; the assessors nave decided 70 make a
reduction of S-OoO1. Thty have no. w announcs d
Their decision and viii probably not DO 30 unui the
last dav Of the month.
The Long Island Railroad, which is assessed IL
the town II lslp f.r [2iul'o. j. the next largest
taxpayer to complain. The COMPANY wants the
assessment cut IN TWO. II Is said that the Assess
ors are opposed 10 reducing .he figure in the cas-"
Of The railroad, and the iHdcations are that the
carried 10 the State Board Of Equalization and TO
the courts.
The report that the Assessors intend reducing
the Vanderbilt >axes has led many Of the small
,aXpayers 10 protest.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
HARRISON.

The Board OF Education has organized by the
election OF William Il. Bull, president; George F.
Chamberlain. treasurer; Westervelt Burger col
lector and George W. Hall. clerk. The sum OF
g. 900 IS named in the budget for the conduct or
The schools Of The town 70. the coming year The
new $4,000 school building given by John r. Par
Sons the village In memory OF his children is
Gcaring completion, and will probably be ready for
use by September Is. when the Board expects 10
open II with appropriate exercises. The building
cided Alfred V. B. Howell. OF Mattituck.
Long Island principal, and Miss Harriet r. far-
yet be selected
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
BEAR ON DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.

James f. Campbell ex-governor OF Ohio. Is
bull on the business situation and decided bear on
the outlook for the Democracy. AS Democrat
he has little hope for his party this fall In his own
State He was in the city yesterday. and in the
course Of a conversation the Ex-Governor SAID
With wheat III a dollar the Democratic chance TO
carry Ohio this fall wanes. Dollar wheat VIII ne
attributed to the Dingley Tariff law and there are
MANY who will believe It, The prospects Tor Demo-
cratic success are hopeful as they were
early in the summer. Since the last election the
farmers are more prosperous than they have ever
been; wheat has gone to dollar; gold has peeh
discovered in Alaska; oil has been fouhd IN tne
streets OF Toledo: everything has been favoraple
IN the Renublicans and the orators. armed with
TINS succession Of fortunate industrial happenings
entirely foreign TO any partys doings VIII go lorIh
and make the most of il all. Events nave iiNole"
the Republicans" When John r. Mclean ca can ~
didacy for the Senate mentioned. MI = an =
heU said: The first thing to do Is 10 carry IN, ine
legislature Mr.. Mclean seems 10 be me ied.lns iis
Democratic candidate previous 10 the e'e'''o'''
Things may alter later.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-Justce George Shiras OF the
United States Supreme Court. HOFFMAN-Judge
Andrew Hamilton OF Albany. HOLLAND-George
A. Armour OF Princeton. IMPERlAl-Captain
T Vanderprift of Pjttsburg PLAZA-Neson
Morris of Chicago MARLBOROUGH-Ex- Lieu
tenant Governor J. NJ. Jeffries of Louisiana. Wall
DORF-Count de Galorza, OF the Spanish Legation
in Washington; ex-Congressman John Sanford. OF
Amsterdam ~ Y; Smith NJ. Weed. Of Plattsburg
~ Y: Cornelius ~ Bliss. Secretary OF the lnte-
rior; ex-Goveror John Lee Carroll. OF Maryland
and Swits Conde of Oswego. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
SILVER AND PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.

r-horo r,s q conference last night at No. 81 East
rour,bs, Of representatives OF various organlZa-
lions that believe in free silver and the muni'pai
ownership and operation Of franchises. Resolutions
were passed instructing committee TO souhi '"e
regular Democratic organization OF pred,er Ne"
york on the questions of free silver and pubic OWL
There were present among others 7. B. Wakemihn,.
I,dward Dobson and John J. DAILY. OF the feople
nartV: Moses Oppenheimer and Edwin A. Curicy, vi
he Peoples League; +. NJ Saunders ana JONI i
Vosev OF the Progressive Democratic Ledsue' m Itn
Gbaries B. Stover who acted as secretary Inc
,emnorarv chairman Mr.. DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
d. CADY HERRICK FOR CHIEF JUDGE.
HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE BEFORE THE DEMO
CRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE BEFORE THE DEMO
CRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
Albany Aug 3.-.Justce d. Cady Herrick. OF the
Supreme Court to-day announced that he was a
candidate for the Democratic nomination for Chief
Judge Of the Court of Appeals. The candidacy OK
Justice Herrck has been talked Of for some time,
but II was said that 1t would not bear fruit, be-
cause he was not favored by the free-silver men
on the Democratic State Committee, on account
Of the stand taken by him during the Presdentiai
campaign, in which he disowned the doctrine OF
free silver and the platform OF the chicago CON
yention but nevertheless, urged Democrats 70 vote
for Bryan for party unfcation. Justice Herrick
was seen by Associated Press representative
to-day. and. when asked about his candidacy ne
said: ,,
"All this talk about my making personal hght
for the nomination Of Chief Judge of the Court or
Appeals is nonsense OF course. | would IKE the
nomination; II would he great honor, but II is an
Office that is not be fought or scrambled FOR l
have not asked a single member of the State Com
mttee to vote for me. and do not expect 10. My
name will be presented to the committee, ana IL
will do as It thinks best for the party.
Yes. | voted for Bryan for President. nave
no apology TO make or credit to claim for IT,.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Hannibal A. Williams will give recital OF
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" for the benefit OF
the Tarrytown Free Public Library, In the Young
Mems Lyceum. on Thursday evening OF next week G
The annual excursion OF the Sunday school OF 81
Mark's Episcopal Church will be he'd tomorrow
under the auspices OF the brotherhood OF 81: An
drew The steamer Matteawan mas been chartered
and stops will be made at lrvington. Dobbs Ferry
and Hastings. arriving at Glen Island about noon
The ARRANGEMENTS are In the hands of George h.
Johnson This will be the last excursion to leave
TarrytoWn this year.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
RECTOR HURT IN A RUNAWAY.

The Rev Richard Golden. rector OF 81. Johns
Episcopal Church. Larchmont Manor. and chaplain
of the Larchmont Club. anG John c. Dempsey
had q narrow escape from death III a runaway acci-
den. in the Manor yesterday MI Dempsey who
IS 9 solo,st in ST Marks Church. Ncw-lork City.
~ which Mr. Golden was unin recently assistant
rector has been guest at the rectory ana sang
at the services. :, .
Yesterday morning Mr.. Golden received call u
visit sick parishioner and TOOK Mr. empsey
with him. As they were driving la Weaver-st
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
co,oxrr. 7 MARION wOOTrRs

p,,,,nore Md. Aug % CspecaD.-Colonei j.
,,arion Wooters. prominent CITIZEN Of Eastern
MARYLAND. died Yesterday at his home near or
dova in Talbot County Under the last tcyfaanr , ~
Nm crl.9ns fie was A delegate TO the recent
Democratic state ConFenton. Twice a M, I'm besn
~ statn House of Delegates. ana nau Iull6, 80
,rr,or,iunnt in Democratic politics. lie o"heu o"o
~ Tho finest estates in MaryldEd
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
W-ROCHELLE.

A committee Of well-known women whose homes
are IN the Boston Pos; Road and of which Mrs
Thomas A. Maitland. OF Mamaroneck, is president
IS securing a tu~d o. $500. 10 be used TO pay an
agent of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Animals 10 patrol the post road from Port
Chester 10 MOunt Vernon and enforce the law IN
regard TO the humane treatment OF animals
The Ursulne Nuns of Leland Castle announce
public lecture be given in their parlors on Mon
day. August 30 AZ O'Clock Henry Austin Adams
will be the lecturer. but the subject is not yet an
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Father French vice-president Of the University
Of Notre Dame Notre Dame. Ind. preached 'he
sermon in 81. Teresa's Church on sunday morhihe'
Father French is the guest of the Kew Luxe D.
The Rev Dr. Cooper, Of Rutgers College: Hsroh sup dn
Sunday in Broadway. and the Rev. Mr. Scott O.!
White Plains preached in 81. Pauls Methodls'
Nore than 500 was realized the picnic held at
Pocantico Hills on Saturday. under the auspices
OF the Ladies Aid Society of the Church OF the
MagGaene.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
Tyr VIEW FEDERAL cOrRTROOWs

The new courtrooms In the Federal building win
he IN readiness when the fall terms OF the courts
or. o,encd These on the Mail-st corridor
a.a tho additional room was provided by dividing
horizontally the old courtrooms. which formerly
occupied all OF tho space from the second to the
fourth foor OF the building. with a gallery at the
third floor level The acoustic conditions Of the
old courtrooms were very poor, as the superabun-
dance OF space caused an echo which very
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
MOUNT VERNON.

The fourth annual midsummer night FESTIVAL
under the auspices of the women OF St Johannes
church will he held at Bronx River Park to-mor-
night
The prizes for the Mount Vernon bicycie paraoe
are now on exhibition in South Fourth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
THE DIXIE OF TJEST.

parIin Aug 23-Prince Hugo MISUNDERSTANDING
90, Duke OF I-jes died this morning az SlaNe"'@''H q
castle He was tne head OF me lhl'ed 1ou'e VI
Hohenlohe and one OF the principal owners Oh ia'e
horses in Germany
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
pT-Tr OF THE COHPiNY.

RUE which has been made by the hukon lrao-
rg. Mining and Exploration company uAh',eu' III
mo - 80 stock I'm its office in Wall-st is that
oil stock held by officers and directors of the com
na,v must be bought and paid for by them. The
pprornoters of the company have been IN the field,
pIo"IT ~ comnany has a representative in the Klon-
ave % region with power to control the company :
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

they heard noise behind them ana sonS ooSihs ihs
ro.T The team was dragging the fore part OF
heavy wagon. Before they could turn ou. ho't o,,t
from: wheels of the wagon caught tne iu""'o"'
and overturned II. 49, .r,oon and
dragyed n ouarter of n mile He was unconsclous
when picked up His guest was crusntd sd unGgr ill
confine him 10 his room for many days. The IN,
jured men were placed in blankets and carried
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

annoying to Judges and counsel. These difnculties
will be overcome. Il is believed. by this subdivision
OF the rooms In addition to the two new court,
rooms two grand jury rooms and an additionai @
non for prisoners have been provided. Ine new
rooms are practically completed with the excep-
ton OF the furnishings. No attempt VIII De maze N
finished of in plain white until the pastering has
thoroughly dried and hardened.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
nORRS FERRY.

Jus,,ce John Iange and John Conlin Will a''ehu
the National Encampment Of the Grand ARMY oi
iAe Republic. at Buffalo.
Charles p McClenand. formerly Senator is III a'
Genehurst his home, in Chnton-st'' sulIeriis i'0'
an abscess OF the ear - uoo - ,ba
J. A. Cousins has purchased the ola once 0I hiS tIi
W. rburton Avenue Extension Commission whlcn
,vss Condemned in order TO make way for the ne"
l.11l1 Aarl
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Aldermen City Hall. p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Coney Island Jockey Club races Sheepshead bay
230 p. m.
Citizens Union Executive Committee. No IS Wall
St. p. m.
Music In Mount Morris and Mulberry Bend parks
6 o., m.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The children of St. Peters Episcopal Sunday
school and their parents and friends. nearly nj
teen hundred In number. will enjoy their annual
outing and sports tomorrow at Eaton's Neck Long
Island. ~
The Rev John A Waters has returned from a
Trip 10 Montreal and other places in Canada, and
IS spending the week in retreat in the seminary IN
I1unWOOGie.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
KATONAH.

The body Of a man known Jimmy" Brin was
found on the track OF the Mahopac branch road
near Ferris's Crossing Sunday night Inc
bodv was horribly nutilated Brin had been work
ing AT Mrs Charles Adamss. near Golden's Bridge.
d 10 accommodate a guest of hers from New
rk had gone TO Lake MahOpdc TO procure d
kitten He was struck on his way home.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE ms thoroughly reliable. an|
business can he done by mail with the ad'
vertiserx with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-,rse $40 sunset 80 Moon rises 23 Moons age -
HIGH WATER TODAY
. SANDY Hook 433 Gov Island 500 Hell Gate 65j
~ nn'WW-sandy Hook 443 Gov Island 5:ii Hell Gate 7O1
New-York tribune., 1897-08-24

Many people will buy goods even
against their best judgment. If
strongly urged by statesmen; hence
the mischief Of paying salesPeoPle
premiums to work on slow selling
goods-a pernicious practice, in
more general use than merchants
like to acknowledge.
Not premium paid in our stores.
You are to freely exercise your
choice, and then have your money
back if you want it.
C;othes. shoes. hats and furnishings
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Prince and Broadway.
and Broadway.
TIL. NJ apI roaAu