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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01

COMBINATl0NO OF I0NOHAN( = Anu
AUDACITY.
The following letter appeared in
the News and Observer:
RALEIGH. N. c., March 3, 1897.
To the Editor:-The people OF
Moore county heartily endorse the
stand of the News and Observer dur
ing the recent struggle of Democrats
for right and Rep. Pops. for pie, and
never has Moore county had better
representative than Rev. b. h.
Lawhon.
There are no words in the English
language sufficiently strong to ex-
press my disapproval of the North
Carolina Railroad lease, and the de-
cision of Judge Simonton. l and
the people of Moore county hope that
Governor Russell will do his best to
down this infamous injunction case
and that disastrous lease of the
North Carolina Railroad. The peo-
pie generally are indignant over the
acts of our last legislature.
Long live the News and Observer
and the freedom of North Carolinans.
J. H. GUESS.
Fur a combination of ignorance OF
cheek on the part of the writer OF
this communication and of audacity
on the part of the News and Observe,
in printing it, this surpassess any
thing We have seen. The writer evil
IDENTIFY has the right name. He is 9
"guesser" from Guessville. The idea
of endorsing the "recent struggle Of
Democrats for the right" wher
twenty-three out Of twenty sever
Democrats in the House, and al
Democrats in the Senate, stood b.
the Infamous secret 99-year leas'
he ads eff any conception that W
have seen advanced. And the New
and Observer prints it without an.
explanation, thus seeking TO leay'
the impression that this reporte'
course of the Democrats is true
Even the very Democratic repre-
sentative from Moore cow y, who i
so highly CONNER ded, was one .
those who stood b. tho CT. ration
against the people.
i AS long as people will read sue
rot as this without question, and a
long as people and papers hat prin
such rot shall have any of the conf
dence of the people, just so Ion
must those people remain in a stat
of political darkness and mors
. blindness.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01
\ BOOK FOR kEPI.T
EElgAs-

Prosperity has rr'
iiuns of good. hnu.-t I,sfl
fooled into voting f,r M
beginning La luok fur ner
money question. n 300
them, auyi-. ia. % 90 ~ 4
of the gold siandAr3 .hf(
The cause of paul. -
the ab ur'fy uf ne "TI
theory. our ;insnr.s' Cop
nering thu gold 'haroa'~
yer miners aud oIn.ftrut
how England r. err rhst
p.nse Of Am-risl. wfT 4
gives as III. better 31.r
10y which tie AmtrTrau p
ally robbed. tll'-r ard 4
topiss fully treat
A. IL = issr hs.sIfu
NO writer ou the r.unTi
more clearly. aocurs's.g 4
truthfuily describe I'D
its nrcsssiiirs 10 f.E .Iilll
ri-ast.rs of ih- gYIi "a
Dr. Smith. The hrns
style. convincing ana
statement. and "u4 tod
in every iBsfifu'iuD uI 4
[ niied States "
Bv special arrarE msri
IL Kerr * Co. of tiIirag
abled 20 ofler The 'i-ci'
standard" TO oGr r.a8.r' 1
only - cents.
Tn. above book ard ~
one year only slla
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01
Rtf0ah1
~ Greatly ls..t d.
Thrvuzs H "a.

ThroTs' Ia /
The total iAg
To KEEP 49, Vr,u
periiy L. fullnR NA
has left The Ten. al
that promise l.rff--r
before from TIE FRA
literature. III -
the way that
classes hayr al
work. To- mr-lrt
arranged with ti.4ra~f
Of Chicago, t. -a-tsrt
a large packsg OIL. }
books, all diiI-T,Tf - \
The psckzSe ru.- |
book
Warren VI va Ia
important WORK. ga.-
The People y lat,
II. Warner, liipa-
The New Dem -4.l.-I
Prophet, 10y q. !; Ia'I- {.
How Ia Cover a.
Tuttie, lis pag'
4 story from d. mrt.i
Bech- Meyer, lluI -.
The whit. Slass ~ 4
Gold" by Helen ! sumo,
The People or ilr I'a
book of Direct Lex .st.
Ia, Tor, 60 page.
Shall we chang VIZ Al
srdg by Jesse p. ortou. "a
illustrated First Eaa
Economics. IL psg.
Sound Money Iron
Standpoint, by =. A-'.aTN
- pages.
These ten hoon a.
.5 pages. Every one %.
worth reading, ana Is
votes If given or l,f' ~
have thus far voted Wr
Gratis through ignur4fr
worth 81 90 n regular -.
supply will not L. Z F
cents 10 this office L. \,
yours. The above boob-
r.srAS one year only ~.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01
IL IL a regular - ~
CACcAsIAs onFyr~ .
NEW oCC aSIONs-
or REEa

NEW oCC AsIoNs-1
or REFOa{
The March number 4
second iDsiallrnent Of o
in which Washington.
son and Franklin yi-d
aud begin 10 acquire 80
20 cur modern ciyiIiz
ticl- a. the SEXES by vi
will explzia the caus
troyed the anci-nf vii
tiss and replaced them
ent system 81 private
ra.benect'- psper ON Is
tion of weai n will b.
this number. aud tho
usual variety of matter.
foriai cornmenf on c-rrJ
10 futar- Eunbprs Of ]
no Effort viii b. epar|
readers thoroughly in,d
progress of reform id-s(
NEW OCCASIONS
times ON the right 81 M
govern ih.m--ives in M
es's, and IL will lose no @,
an effective protest az
croacbmenfs at the rions
Formers every here sre
operate
With the February
magazine was enlsrg-d
the snbscrip'inn prize
one dollar. NEW os,f'
b. sent six months srt
thru months for fw.s
S'rgl- copies Ten &c -
sisnd- or by mail. W.
IRE ar pi-s-
| Tt { ArcasraN nd
SONS bssh s,,sr y~sr q.
i:@mi' al orders loo a
Rsi.igh n &.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01

with IloOd'. sar-srs- IT.
rilia, sale. Talk, and dGG
.A,-x that ;his r1cGi-

cine has e7josci rHhi4e 0"'. l,-I-,'
-. ~ --rs.c-.xtcnt { han Ecco-a-
L. .-,-.-.y- -.rrzry rrrdrinc-- 3 ~
a. .,r,-. ,-s- D, possesses grca''f
-, 81 - docs greater cures ihan
r,n.- l. /. 10. what we SAY. lot
III. S.r-anarslla does. that tr..'
the story. All adyers isencais oi h"oa
s.r,apsrIila. ike Hoods SA-saiarilia AZ
.rlf. are honest. We have never orS'et V
The public. and this with lis saT'rfls ''',
medicinal merit. j. why tho reof.e "a.'
.n,aipr confidence in h. and buy
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01
|lood'o
SarsaparilIa
- .. Az w "IsiN IN" ~ y.
hOn6S Pills ~ TIA Hcoi's SSAI SApariil.

A,mos, TO the exclusion Of all Others. l'f
r,rp,rri ,,uiy bye Hood & 60. Lowell Mas.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01

Can't somebody get out an Injunction
against the "injunotionistsp"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01

Much a. the silver su-.'
discussed, there g. siIllB
curste iDscrunA'iuu On
among voters. WA ~
book explaining a
simple style All ~ iEi'
piles involved. IS sna
priced book whIciI q - q
Richard Lowry -0iN~1
Mr.. Lowry exataIte- NE
business depres-iu'. ihsn
offhe Crime 81 tbei
panjcs. then ib- rsrzilon
hard times. then iir "a 1
the "siiy-r countr 90, h
tion of money "a r.slIH'
graphic sketch ~ l1afkr
lie closes with tie reiu-e.
age, aud shows Wis iir
necessary for tie Z r.iea
derfske the remedy hl'i''
contains 3.2 larg- TAg'.'
cisi srrAngem~uf ~h
Kerr a. Co, of 'al aza' '
the book. We sr~ rf.s h.ea =
our readers ps-'-p. = iar 1
The above book ana lHf
one year only 81
g
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-04-01
WHAT DOES THIS MEAk2

what Claims Have These so-cail-d
middle 1f-ths -Eoad'' PopuIi-,- Upon
President McKinley:-Did They Render
Services to the Republican Party aud
the Gold Trust in the Late Campsign"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
BLADDER TROUBLES.

The bladder YVES created for one pur.
pose, namely, receptacle for the urine,
and as such it is not liable 10 any form of
disease except by one of two ways. The
first way is from imperfect action Of the
kidneys. The S, cond way is from care
less local treatment Of other diseases.
SAMPLE SENT FREE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys is the chief Cause of bladder trouh-
les. 1t is comforting 20 know that DR..
Ki'mer's Swamp Root iultils every wish
in quickly curing bladder and urinary
troubles. 1t CofreCts inability to hold
urine and scalding and stinging pain in
passing 1t, or bad effects following use of
liquor, wine or beer, end overcomes that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled
to get up many times during the night
to urinate. The mild and extraordinary
effect OF DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
its wonderful cures Of the most distress.
ing cases. If you need a medicine YOU
should have the best. At druggists
fifty cents and one dollar. You
may have a sample bottle and
phamphlet, both sent free by mail.
Mention NewsDemoCrat and send your
address to DR. Kilmer 4 Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y, The proprietors of this paper
guarantee the genuineness of this offer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
silks and
novelty dress goods

were never more COM
plete here--stylish styles.
Rich fancy silks, in swell color
combinations,
o5c, 75c, $I.oo.
Nobby Suitings, 5OC-an almost
endless assortment at this half dol
lar price--imported goods.
Splendid values at 25c, 35c, to
75c, S1.OO--medium priced goods
that show wonderful lot of saving.
Send for samples.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
b. G B.
sale of
fine black goods
Sl.0O yard

without equal in importance in the
the history of this Dry Goods store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
Sl0O

medium winter weight-lustrous
as silk for dressy Eervice nothing
woven in loom is itsSsuperior.
100 styles new and choice Black
Dress Goods-S1.00 a yard.
Write for samples of these unusu-
al values-and of new Black Goods
at 80 and SOC.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-10-21
black clay diagonaIs
-56 inches wide
SlO0

fine, choice, wide black goods for
suits, skirts, capes and coats.
Bought them six months ago, un-
der depressed trade conditions-to-
day they're worth s1.5O yard-56
inches wide and selling here at
SlOO-we can do so on account of
good buying as above stated.
Lot $500 Black Mchair Diagon-
ais, 81 inches wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The Nev-Roche,le Electric Railway has ne"n m
GENERATED with capital stock OF $500" ana sn'-
6c,ent fnarcial support TO assure It's competitor
.rno pnpers of incorporation were flied on IhurSdaE
~ Albany aud among the directors and stockhold-
or, are John H. Staria. Henry r. Stokes, Henry
Icon,,s Nelson William T. Emmet Charles Mutt.
W. H. Nelson. Anr J. Bolton. A. T. Walradt ana
Diners The people have become disguised with
the service given by the Union Railroad company
plan Is TO star; at Cooper's Corners. ioi.oWlnS
North-st. down - HuEueno;. TO laWto". 10 Mn.
TO Church and down Church 10 TRINITY Place
where tracks viii branch off to Hudson Park ana 10
Pelham Road and Glen Island. The power-house
and sheds will he at Weyman-aNc ana Ems. ana
extensions will in time ~ made 10 Mount Nc'nGG,,,
and T.archmort The appli alton 10Y Tancnl'' VII,
come IN al the next meeting o. the trustees ana
public hearings viii 10 given latcr. 81,
There will he large attc'dancr o. Ne"-fO ,hcl'f
people tomorrow df,ern or at the laying o. inc
cornerstone OF ST. RaymOnds Church. In West
chester The cornerstone will be laid by Arclblshop
Corriean. assisted ny the rector Dean Mch"nna.
Fa,her Hannah. =. : r.. viii preacl the sermon;
4, The women OF III. FVs. Methods Episcopal
Church Will give a Colonial Bazaar mex, TUESDAY
afternoon and evening IT," home OF II. y So
hrecht In upper New-Ro ,hclle
Miss Lillian Haywood Of New-YorH. and Con-
slant " Bird OF Larchmon: Manor viii %" mar
ried on Ocfeber 20 The ceremony Will take place
in st. Joan- Epscopa. Church in ne Manor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Miss Layin;a Taylor. OF Brooklyn. Is tie guest o'
her cousins the Misses Fowle". or Court-s''
M. and Mrs. Henry ID. BuckhoGi are now occu-
plying their new home In Central-ave.
MIR and Mrs. T.. T.. Carpenter. OF ICGr'-S'' en-
tertained a number az their young friends a. q
progressive euchre party one evening thf "Ve"'
Miss Clark won the woman's prize ana W. an
Kleeck the prize offered to the men,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas f.. Foster and Miss logan.
Of Church-st., sailed on Thursda! ior ~" '
visit to Old Point Comfort. $3.50
large number OF the friends OF Superintendent
James W Pierce of the Westminster lenPoi' d, ,
Home on Thursday evening. visited MN III oo''
a. the Institution. having chartered s'SEe ~. tU
tho DrrDose and Congratulated MN Upon ~ :.
d,caf zion at the hands OF Referee D. w Iue,
IN bis report upon the Investigation Into me a ~
sgeuept OF the Home. which had oeeh ,eu r u,
County Clerks Office Wednesday MI. .,.i
while greatly SURPRISED, mad ever! r+dSo' ~. -
Cratifed al the heart. GOODWIN dnu ny 10. ,isit
from his fellow ownsmen was intenueu ~ pcv Dr.
\ letter wss received and rean from t'e ,,isconai
Iowther OF tho Memorial Methodist .p Pc NO.
church in which he expressed restc' az Ne IN
avoldablc absence and ms ueA'e "
share in the general Jog Of the occasion, rsa,
The annual Two weeks outing OF the van i linr
Wishing Club q; Rye Beach VIII neSin , ~ I,ich
dav The officers of the club are: tresiu'n' H,,.
ard Van rassei; Ni'e-preSidents c.aorge II Mead.
end secretary. John II. Carpenter >, >, >u
the .,it 81 Oscar T.. Dudley against a. No.
q prominent citizen and druggist o. ''.H -
which cor almost two days had occupied the ".cn,
ton Of the Supreme Court was nrousnt ~ co. thc
dsfendnnt Tho suit was for s2""'" damages io' d.
iegej SANDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09

I,r cas painfully injured yesterday afternoon ny
n f.u 20 BSadway and Fifteenth-st n" slipped
on . banana poet and his forehead was cut. He
was taken to thr N'wYork Hospital
Tho pastor % :. Jamcs's church. Madison-aVe.
and Onr-htndrcG -and-i wentv-siNth-st. the Kew Ut
= : Tipp.c VIII begin a series OF sermons TO-
morrow morning or The church, His theme
v,u he The church ~ To-day" IN the evening
p- T.ppi, Will Civ IN" second 81 his October
SENIORS o young peopi". lin Prison WIN BOOK
Tho c,mntsiuu, classes Tor tho coming season at
the Railroad Hrao-h O, the Noucs Mems Chris
tilr Asso -ati1n. 50 I'll Madison ave, hcsin on
TUESDAY. T.. 90. Mason. - graduate or Dartmouth
College Is the physi al director. The classes
meet on Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays at BIS
. m Tuesda,s Thursdays and Saturdays nj 5
y NJ Tho Bib" study club. composed OF railroad
men. resumed us yearly course OK study AZ the
Railroad Branch last evening.
The American ship James Ncsmiih arrived hero
Yesterday from Pof; Natal South Africa. with
seaman Josf Moro In irons. During the voyage
More had apparently gone insane and without
nro,ocaiior had stabbed the mate and the sail
mixer tie latter scrlouslr More oycrpow-
cred by The crow and ironcl on his arrival yes
f.r,a. he W. turned over % the United states
commissioner Tor trial
Tho Eov J. Falcon shaw. OF the Yves End Pres
bytcriai church viii address meeting FOR men
az the Harlem Branch of the Young Mems chris
nau Association, 40 NfSt 'H'-'"''''"-"
twentv.nftr-s,. tomorrow afternoon at 40 o'clock
His eubiec. Will be- "Chrlst's Call 10 the Young
Men % To-day"
Tho Norwegian bark Gustav Adolph. which sailed
from Hrunswi,k Ga. for Garston. England. on
Scutcmher - with -argo Of naval stores put
into this port yesterday IN tow ana in a leaking
condition The day after leaving Brunswick she
ran into heavy north"rlY gales. which blew with
hurricane force The vessel had all she could do
,o keen of shore and IN the straiuing 10 which
she was subjected IN the tremendous seas she
sur,n.. = Leak The water gained In tho hold so
r,nIdlv tina, captain Sycnnngscn bore up for this
pori and. falling In with the Philadelphia tug
Plot accepted tow.
Tho Rev. Or. Wilton Merle smith VIII speak on
Getting Away from Your Past" NJ the mons
,,o.tiup az the West Side Branch Of tho Young
Mcr'y christian Association. No 3S West Fifty
sevcnih-st tomorrow afternoon ~ $50 O'Clock
Al men are invited 10 attend these meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
GEO. CLINT Co
IS. As AND At WEST 23cSr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: IS4 AND I56 WEST i9""srater

stsams, Gaze CITY qoesn gins sayanrah October ). with
steamer forktown Do,o Newport News and Norfolk
with nidsc AMI passenger to Oh Dominion IS 60.
Charleston g. with mdse and passengers " p clyde
SANDY Hook y J. oct 5. $50 n--wini southwest;
moderate breeze clear: hszy on shore.
CLEARED.
Steamer vi,,oria CBp we,herelL Perth AmOoy n J.
steamer Eiruria ('D. Ferguson. Liverpool-y II Brown
rs, steamer Alsne ,E, seiaer'. Kingston s'vaera. etc
steamer Rotterdam ,Du,ch,. Bonter. Ro,,erdsm-Funeh.
steamer Alsa,ia CBr) Swain Gibraltar and Mars.ns,-
steamer Kais.r wilhelm II Ger. Iogemann. Naples,
steamer Pisa Ger, Fendt Norfolk Punch Edye Co.
Jaemsi etcMPin Forweod & KsiIocs ''4A N'''''
Steamer British Queen Hr, Smith. An'1erp-sanier-
steamer Arianrose ,Br,. Smith. Kingston Livingston
Steamer Elise Marie Ger. R.imers. HsmSury-Gus
steamer Massachusetts CBr. Findlay LondOn-N
steamer La Tour.in. T1. santel,. Havrs-A Forge.
steamer Hlndoo Br. Douglass. Hull-ssnders9n
Steamer Cambrian OBJ. Wise. Lond9n-ssndersOn 4
Steamer Prins Freierik Hendrix Dutch Nemnn.
Hsy,i and Venezuelan ports-Kunhardt Go &c.
steamer Iroauois Kemble. Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Jamestown Boaz. Norfolk and Ne~pOr. Nsvs
old Dominion SIS Go. - ,,, vu
steamer city OF Augusta Dassstt. sayannah-oceas
IS 60. -
Senior Ger for Msanzs. &c, Jsmss' ,n
Jacksonville: sarIinian Prince Obi. Mon'eyideo etc. a.
saa tISr). Gibraltar and Marsees city o, bEminshA"
savannah City 81 Augusta. Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lv.poo OCT sArTiyed .samsrs eapa ,B.; Ms
;Strgic ,Br,. Thompson NewYork. - 49,.
snS @ a 1ss la' os:'
Hun. Oct s-Arrved. steamer Francisco OBJ. JeaHn''
Bris,o. ost s-Arrived steamer Boston c,y Br. Bar
clay. New-Yorii. ,, - ,...,.
,Br) Mckay. New-York for Liverpool ,and proceedsdl
Sclllv s-pasSed steamers southwark OBJ beac:
New-york ior Antwerp, Duneli (BD Lowe, New-foH
Lad o., s--Psssed steamer America OBJ, Feare''
Nev-y York London. ,-..,,
MINES New-York for .1twerp; Rotterdam ,putcn'
Voegs New-York Via ), Johns. y /. Tor Newcastle
Dlnnet Head Oct spassed steamer croft tN0. hoon-
son. New-York for Ieith and Dundee. -.
Prsule Point Oct Passed steamers - cuthosrt S9'
Fitzgerald Antwerp for New-York sth, Mississippi tbp
,annons London for New-York. ~ ,r...
from Glasgow, New-York. ,,
Copenhagen. Oct 6-Sailet, steamer Island tDan'
Skiodt. New-York ., nc.A
Vogelgesang. Nev-York. via Plymouth. - -.
Iiavre Oct s-Arrived. steamer pora Foster '0o'
Lisbon oct 4-sailed. steamer Vega Gor'). C'eisa
New York. - ..,..
MarseilIes Oct s-sail.d steamer Massa ,B0. BRAND
Pauac Oct, s-Arrived. steamer Croma ,Br. TindlA
New~York FOR Bordeaux 49,.
oc Vi. sys,r . saa Sa pSa' ''
Suez oct. S-Arryed, steamer Ayala CBrl. cneTioon
for NewYork. ..
Naples; Oct; e 3 ? m,sailed. steamer werra Gen.
santos, Oct. sailed. steamer Grecian Prince 3D.
Miller Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
SING SING.

rha Gre. lecture in this seasons IriNe'SlN TX
,.,s,or course in this village will be delivered rext
rh,,sdov evening In the lecture-room 81 N" ffcs-
bv,erian Church when Profess2: C. a young OF
princeton University. Will speak on the subject
..Tbc Sun OF the Old Astronony.' II l. thought
ina; the two closing lectures Of the course VIII
he nv Professor William North Rice. o. Wesleyan
University on Evolution
snecial services will be hold ;hs week ~ the
broadway Mission In this village on Tuesday
.ventns Charles H. Madison superint endcnt Of the
Union Rescue Mission. Of l'oughkecpsie viii BE-
rreseut and All lress the meeting on "Wednesday
evening John JIeger. superintendent % the 'hri'-
tie STREE; Mission. VIII attend THURSDAY evening
Thomas II Ironsides Of the Markei street Mis-
sion Morristovn X. j.. MI De he principal speak
or and on Friday the forth Anniversary OF the
,nIssiou Will be celebrated. ~. Hadlpy. superin-
,.ndent Of the Jerry McAu.ev Water Street Mis-
sion: NJ and Mrs Bsiiou. Of the Cr'molne Mission.
george Graft q ihr Madison Square Mission, and
other will b. I'"seni.
George D. hammond, engineer - tho bsslning
Electric Railars. hat been Appointed sup"Tini"nd-
en-, Of Dorings iOf the United States CON"Tumcn.
sud viii 10 stationed 81 T0nawanda. y y. lie VIII
have chaige OF the bOrIngs for tn" new snip canal
which IN run from Blfalo ta Troy. 80
William Grant resident Of Sing Six for tho
isst thirty-fye years died yesterday morning. after
two weeks illness. lie wsa revonp six years Old.
and was born ia Ssw-Yors city. ils parents
we're natives Of ScoGapd. widow and family
OF srown-up sons and daughters survive him. The
ZONE IN South Iiigband-ave. Burial viii be ~
fy4ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT AR

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HoIELS'
ALREMARLE-Gcncral j. ". Wilson OF p''"-
ware: Admira; !. &. Walker. L. =. n; Professor
&. :. Sargent Of Boston; State senator '"'n - W
Higgins OF ooan: Samuel Rccs. Edior OF Tho
Springfield Republican, AMI Louis l'orh"i' y"
Newpor. ASTOR-Gcnera; W. W ANcrh', NJ
Bath y Y FIFTIi AVENt'E-I United states son
ator lame, r. Foraker. OF OHIO; stat" senator 20
bart CriIni Of Schoharie General RuSsell y. "p'''
Of Washington. and Congressman John pa",., ="
reauy OF Bal.tor. y. y. GRAND -fflra'"r-''e'-
cral T. NJ. Hoffman. Of I:lmira. stat" inspector
General and Genera W. NJ. Kirby. ~ Nunur"'
General Insnccto- Of Rife Practice. HOLLAND
4 s Hay son Of tho Ambassador To tho court ~
81 lanes OF Washington and L. f.usu4 o.
Paris France MANHArTAN- Edward A'kiNSo.'
Of Roston MURRAY UiLl-tolonci Nsh'! w
cole state Railroad ,'ommissior"- Mel iith
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Russian delegates to the international Sc"hnS on
ference aud Congressman Il"nry e brewster o.
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TARRYTOWN

,-o,sr,v 4, Souib broadway. for the new Chn'ch
o. the Transformation Of which ;he KEY L.
southven is rector Arrangements have oe'n 'a''
Cor the LAYING IF the cornerstone on SUNDAY 'c'''''
"a Archbishop Corrgan will oficiafe - - -
reced that the village authorities. the various So
cc,e,ies and the fire companies will ne present. .
The annual needing ~ the EIwoTia I@AkuH - y;
,be Ashurr Methods, Episcopal Church VII he he"'
on MONDAY evening. when ne" "in'''s "" w
elected =, ,-.,..f. u.,ho, Of cali
~ Iii rn,ch AZ tho morning service in CHRIST
Episcopal Church tomorrow -, ,,..,,.. c,r-c,
~ witch the Rev George II. Ferris Is pastor. hcii
!. meotinr on Tuesday evening and elected IN" ioI-
go oH,cers. President Mise NJ. l.. Davis: wee
sider, Miss Gertrude Yale. secretary. Ira T. my
IT,. treaslrew David DaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-09
YON kERS.

Miss Lizzie Colviile was married on Thursday
evening to William \. Wiles. At the home OF h'r
sister Mrs :. D. Oakley. No. III Oak-st MISS
paua ! Oakley was the maid Of honor. The cerc-
nonv was performed bv the Rev. T. H. Barag-
wenath of the Central Methodist Episcopa!
Church assisted by The Rev. DR.. John Ii Oakley
Of \ew-York City. Among the guests were MIS-. =
parkes Cadman Of Now-YorK City; Miss Lille
Devhurst. OF London. England: F. Bodley OF lslp;
charlie. Wiles and Alfred Wilcs. CT New-Iork CRY.
snd a large number OF Yonkers people ~ -,
e' IT,. soothsI team Of the Amackasser Club Will
onen its season this afternoon AT It's grounds. in
Sorth Broadway wncn 1t will meet team from
The members Of the Workers Corihthian lacht
Clb will hold their first bicycle riin OF ~" season
his evening Commodore ~ J. Prime VIII act -
nasemaker and the STAR will be from the entrance
10 the club. In Rnena Nista-aNe ,-s g., - -
branch Of the Penny Provident Fund IS 10 De be
onened on Monday Of next week Al ~" rsauHie
room II the branch Sunday-scho0L az NO; -
piverdale-ayo near Ludlow THIS oah'n IL
r. ausnices OF tho Warhurton Avenue Bap-
,ist Church Deposits will he received on Mond%ys 20
Wednesdav.. and Saturday Afternoons between @So
nd 40 o'clock.