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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTTn-Circulsr sawyer: four-horse
team and driver: 80 graders; all kinds
OF woo5ssnen. cash winter job; camp
cock. hand machine sawyer. hnot saw
starrher and polisher. 81 week; boys;
roadmen: wood and bolt choppers
everything furnished; slashing and burn-
ing tailors. business chances; farms
10 rent: plenty Of work. Eastern IN
ouirers incloss 81. Cranes employment
Office l0s Washington street.
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49, =. ~ ; restaurant. good location. we'll
atted: French range. nos vater Annls,
). - care Of Post-Iateillsencer.
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FOR RENT-Nioely furnished front room;
good location; modern improvements.
1909 Seventh street.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. with or
without light housekeeping: please call
afternoon. 514 Ninth avenue
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Third and Fourth clas. Matter.

GshScn. Jones D Hoar. Jack
Hathaway. Mrs James Mrs I
Higgins. @ W. care Stanley. q
L Know Med Co
- = NEEAf yooz-rraas ser
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Occidental Hotel; best family hoteI In
state. excellent rooms; all modern improve
ments. No bar.
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Grimald. Mrs NJ

Graham. Mrs X A
Ginnell. John p
Gullickson. Mrs Lii
lie. care Mrs Peter
son. Leighnach hs
Guffsn. Mr.
Grening. George
Gibbs. George
Geary. Mrs A r
Gardner. George r
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE pIrLER.

The DIlLEA-
Frank 5. Fowler New York.
Burt Q. Dell. Portland.
Mrs II. Clark. New Whatcon
Alexander McLsin. Whidoy Island.
y. Owen. Sultan.
". L Foster. Astoria
Mrs Foster. Astoria
". ;. Hoagh,on, Olympia
john Montag, Portland,
:. +. Collinswor th, Yiner, 3 z.
John Ntns. Gig Harhor.
James Morris, Tacoma.
william Gage. Mount Vernon
y. II. Thomson. Mount Vernon.
Miss Birge, Bucoda.
F. ". Ellis, California.
Charles Nelson Samchance-
William Murdoch, Mount vernon.
A SAVIOR. North Yakima
p Mccoy. Edison.
q. ". Slater. Eagle Har5or.
{. NJ Rundet. Denver. Col
G. NJ. Levy, Spokane.
q. u. OEiiyie. Cari5oo.
Mrs. OgilVie. CariooO.
Y. :. Whitney, Hadlock.
o {. Luther. Portage, Wis.
Z. 2. English Mount Vernon.
Tin Bell Dawson City.
c. Dogfier. Chicago.
a ;. Butte, Prescott
A. A. Du Roebut, Mexico.
NJ B. Anthony. Dawson City.
Mrs. NJ Fl. Stetson, Philadelphia
X. ]. Bell. Cloeston. B. c.
THE BUTLER.
G.. w. Pomeroy, New YORK.
E. Weinheim. Everett.
l.. 7. Jones. City.
Fl. NJ. skinner. Steamer willamette.
NJ :. Dickinson. Nhatcom.
r. L. Needheimer. Spokane
a. {. Goerlg, Everett.
a. UrquharI, The Dailes.
l.. X. Church. Everett.
E NJ Glidden Boston.
]. II. O'Reilly. Chicago.
James r. Smith. Victoria.
John X. Crook Victoria.
l. o. Bell and wife, Astoria
Richard Hail. Victoria.
Mrs. Grattan, Tacoma
II. NJ. Drew. Boston.
II. 5. Manning, Davenport
". II. Hicks. Davenport.
Miss b Hicks, Davenport.
d. D. Lancaster. Spokane.
F. a. Montgomery, Boston.
c. p. Baughman. San Francisco
G. Duncan. Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Fllmer. san FRANCISCO.
K. T. kruse. San Francisco.
Z. c. Daugan. 81. Paul.
NJ Earles. Fairhaven.
Lee Lee. Tacoma.
c. A Laurie, Anacortes.
j. 3. Yakey. Port Orchard.
I. II. Hale. Tacoma.
II. Hayward. Tacoma.
Miss Ramsay, Tacoma
THE NEW ENGLAND.
H. B. Jones. Toronto. Canada.
c. A Leland, City.
A NJ Dilling, Anacortes.
y. NJ. Gillespie, AnacorteS
Teddy Post Helena.
Charles Day. Everett.
f. Milelr, Circle City.
John Cronin, Everett.
S r. Overstreet, City
Mrs. Snodgrass Mount Vernon.
L. F. Roldron. City.
Thomas Hyde, City.
A. Buckley, Hot Springs.
James SCleghorn. Alaska
J. j. Craft Boston, Mass
d. Grossner, City.
T. c. Eisenburg, City.
William A. Lunn. Alaska
Charles Houk, Alaska.
John L. Reid. Kirkland.
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Isham. Mrs Mary

Johnson. Mrs A ] j
Johnson. Mrs 90 il
Johnston. III r. 303
81 and Columbia j.
Jones. II Y u
Joseph, Crostono CD j
Jennings. Miss l. j.
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The following letters remained uncalled
for at the general delivery Of the Seattle
postoffice on Saturday. October 3, 1897:
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Williams. Mss y Williams. Joe
WsIlians II ". Rip " iScarver. Lewis
lev Esn Wright Edgar
wooaiu. Wco6man. Mrs ,
Wolf. Ernst
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The bazaar for the benefit Of the I'M
maculate Conception church, which has
been running for the last few days in the
Collins building. will be closed on Mon
day evening. None but grown people Will
be admitted on that day.
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BUSINESS oHANcEs-e.

Il
5aars nj sss sss;siss .s & oa,ss ..
S S5 5. I.ea sl.ssa s, = We grssss
@ild NUT store. sSfs. $50 80. S.ss s-ssssy
s Saeeo stores Nsse. sl,,s s ss.s eisas a. :
xoeseS, ) rooms. Slss 49, Ss2; lass. =
IS ems rs $40; "A rooms vs-l roosas Sc
r,.;s, eo1lls; Is furnished ssasrsl Ssss.
S Si5Ck guiding. , blocks ~ = roars
frel I, s ~. 2 snap; hotsI ira RaaTT
iiyerv y. siegant hotel. u n ra sss's csc-
.iry ,-o. Sa,aoie. 81 -; drag .soas asa.
have q nsr ana furnishing ge,. ss ss:
eTaI merchandise ~, - GUY stccs -
s,Eg acres OF level lana 50 = about s. y.
Salifernia, adjolns fha : AsFn eaqnsy'
. stock ranch: valnA $3.50 Alllse i
ss.Nss'ei: the s,so scrss y saesr raaes
block. san, - New 49,
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foR SAIsE-An unlsral,,.
MY 70 locate in genersi -, ss es7c-a.
~ up-Sound town. close , - ssshsaslse >
@ls9 SCI postofiee, house - S's s.ss eza
ana one acre ground for xs;a. ~ Foozs
san Pc aad at SO per acre + s ss'sse Acres
block " New Yars
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r1IaSI IA Party mas discovered n.v
49,. 9lysings. very rich, and viii vass.
e1oe'e zen claim 20 any one With naonsy
hi 81, 30 heip purchase Sloop ana az
and Introduction 10 prlncinals "a s.a siS .a.s
!. ga First avenue. '"s'eA's sal wa
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FREE IMPORTANT Tyrcr,,.-
men (plain envelone1 ESS,aasAaTloN !
years frui,less doctoring NV alter Ia
restored 70 full vigor ana US ss alscsiy
hoo0i no {. O. n fraud: M sSs .ssS rlaa-
copied no connection with macy a.
$40. Chicago, IN. W aedFess ha,
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y f!iSASIlSAL, experienced a,s -
sele Alaska and mining prorna asa es -.
correspondent. good all-aronns 80
n m9,'s 20 meet a party with mona "a !
or scheme Address Rnsj,,ass psopesa'sea
IntelligenCer. '''''ss' care fAess.
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To san Francisco.

To san FrautfscV.
The new and elegant steamship Hum
hoIdt will sail about October % For pas
sage and freight rates. apply at Arlington
dock. f. Z. Game, Agent
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Births, Marriages, Deaths

Rainier beer is good beer.
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o 11r NTH 5000 cash can fina AN
ness ' t u % get into the lun1Ssr US.
sllras NJ. StASsAa' profitable returns a.
fsnEeS,igation will be permitted ~ IN, -, as
49, assurance that narty las *.
g .l' Address Alaska. care PoS-In,ss.
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BLOODY ARRAY IN WACO, TEI.

ONE MAN KILLED AND HIS BROTHER FATALLY
HURT-THE SHOOTING DONE BY AN Ex-JCDGE.
ST. Louis, Nov. IA dispatch to THE Republic
from Waco says:
y. W. Harris. Editor OF The Waco Times-Her-
aid and W. A. Harris his brother side.
and Judge G. b. Gerald. prominent citizen. fought
duel TO the death the street tonight at 8
o'clock. W. A. Harris was shot dead; j. w. Harris
was wounded fatally. his body being paralyzed.
and Gerald was shot in the side and may die. The
trouble the outcome OF the mobbng OF W. &.
Brann publisher OF The Iconoclast
Gerald was formerly County Judge. and r. one Of
Wacos most prominent citizens He had written a
bitter criticism on Baylor University with reference
TO the recent mobbing OF ". G. Brann. and had
filed II with Harris for publication Afterward he
asked to have his manuscript returned. and be
incensed the editors delay In complying.
Bad feeling resulted. and when Judge Gerald was
tin SITS, at o'clock j. w. Harris OF A
drugstore and ope~ ed fire on him. Gerald mme-
diately drew his revolver. and returned the fire.
Hearing the shooting W. A Harris upon the
and took hand in the fusillade, shooting
Gerald from behind Gerald pursued him into the
drugstore shooting as he ran. Harris fell 10 the
floor with the words, You shot me In the back :"
Gerald emptied the remaining loads in his
weapon into the PROSTATE form OF his victim, kill
ing him on the spot. little colored boy, who
J. w Harris was carried into the drugstore by
friends. His wife and daughter were Informed
and were at his side. His windppe had been
severed by "A bullet which injured his spinal col
live. Judge Gerald wounded in the neck and
side. While serious his wounds cannot be said 10
be necessarily fatal. The excitement is very great
and public opinion seems 10 be divided"
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pJrNDER TIED AROUND HlS hNhH'

. SUSPICIOUS LIMP AND SUDDEN REsiuNAlioN
CONVICT A BooKKEEPER OF ROBBERY
Whom Frank Caiciano reached his coal ya'o "V
-. ..hs+ and the East River yesterday
morning he found that his safe had been iorceu
and $500 taken from it. Late In the afternoon ns
was surprised to hear that his bookkeepe, anu
confidential clerk. Pasquale Lordi' hau oec'uau ~
leave him. Several Of the men working about 'he
100, vord told him that they in .nded to give
little dinner TO Lordi in the evening as L0ro w af
going TO Europe this morning: C9lcah9s t1n No later
in the received another sh nS w nnd
ne that The injured leg was tied up so that
there was pig bunch at the i Knee So he
went to the East Thirty-hfth-st. police sIa'ion
and asked that detective be sent aro ut orJ
axauine his broken safe The detective went, anu
decided that the safe-breakng was baoiy I Thn
bayinD been evidently executed with an axe luch
,hn deSctnctive finished his investigation by exa1m-
Ing the bookkeepers injured leg He found aot ,nd
missing 500 tied around 1t IN a ouhcn anu '0N"'0
or
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WHITE PLAINS.

The marriage OF Robert E. Farley OF inns
laee and Miss Grace Hazard Colvin oAush'el VI
Mr. and Mrs William S. Colvin. VIII lake piaoo o
wednesday evening, December l. at the ho,iie ~
the BRIDES parents. No 167 New-YorK-aVe'' Dun"
Ign. ,,. ,,.u, hold his
Mr. yerplanck. village tax collector. VIII noio hls
ers sitting for the collection OF taxes IN 'he cur
nora,,on rooms next Monday from 10 o cioch,
and ON November "a. q and %. and December l anu
L at the same hours. ,,,o, ~ the Merchants
Dohoa, Company Of the City OF Mount Ner mS
So. haen filed In the County CLERKS olIlCe. irro
comnanV is formed for general TRANSPORT
ona IN waters adjacent 10 the city OF New iorR
poses AZ ~ capital stock is 5000 and the term
~ exIstence fifty years. The principal oinvo Is
Wovnt Vernon. and the directors are SIuart W
Sowan william H. Martins, William r Johnston
SSUaSarick q Weed. Jeremiah H. Bryah' john H.
~ ennlcation OF Smith Williamson ana Sara,
WiiI;amson for a writ of certiorarl 10 the hoaru
~ assessors OF the town Of White rams 10 ma
~ amount Of their assessment reduced. JuoTSo
I nvrman Yesterday handed down his decision. Inc
U;,iia msons complained Of the whole pIoCeuEre as
,,,axai The property has never been diVided in.9
~. VS. erroneous The portion IN quesuo1 ifas
that W. except for agricultural land. ana Tor
that nnrnose is not worth more than WV an ac ~
me- fudge SAYS such was the testlm9ny ot w
i.nssses for the relator. and the aosuTulty o. me
s.traony of the witnesses for the deieh1aiits
aa onnarent by the fact that they VaIueo me
snann land by the lot al an aggregate 'aiia .
~ ahput $500 an acre The assessnent must DC
radmcsd 10 g. 100" The assessment was soS'"''
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NEw-ROCHELLE.

rno fair NJ the Huguenot Athletic Club closed on
Thursday night with a dance. given In honor Oh
Miss Margaret Reynolds. the Misses Moh'' %,
Miss Ketcham and others who assisted Inc
voting contest for a free trip TO Washington ana
Old Point Comfort for the most popular nremah
was won by Alderman John Koellmer, formerly
foremsn of the fire patrol Banks h. Bouton, Oh
~ ~. Paief Engine Company, his nearest com
netitor The club secured about $500. which VII! De
nsed TO build a temporary clubhouse IN the hu-
The corrected returns show that the total amount
Of the real and personal assessment roll OF .he
town is sl3,4s50O0, and the State and county TAX
II is announced that Miss Grace Van Wart and
Frederick Andrews will be married on next
Wednesday evening. in the rectory OF the ChurGh
of the Blessed Sacrament, by the Rev r. IS
Cushion. Mr.. Andrews is a wel-known member OF
the Huguenot Athletic Club. and Miss Van Wart
is descendant Of one Of the capiors OF major i,g
Andre The attending couple will be MISS Fine
Donelly and E. Philip Hewes
The New-Rochelle Athletic Club has established
headquarters in the Arcade Building and the mem
bers will have the use Of the gymnasium and BOWL
ing alleys on Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
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BUY OFThc MAKER"
GEO. CLINT Co
S.4s AND ~ WEST 2S:SN
NEAR eRoAOWAV.
rAcroRY: Is4 AND I56 WEST I9"SrReu

Steamer yorktown Dole NeUPor; New, and So 70
with mise ff 9i Phadpsa With
md.s TO William Clyde = CO Honolulu July g.
with sugar American Sugar Refining Co: vessel 70
'e saSsy I Hook j. Nov 49, $50 m-wnd cas-. north
east moderate breeze: cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer La Gascogne Gr). Baudelon Havre-compasn's
Steamer Umbria osf, putton. AverpoOi-v Brown
steamer Adirondack oBr sansom Kingston. savsnlia.
ete0Pim Forwood & Keiock
steamer American Dutch Bu'A' Amsterdam
Steamer British Queen OBJ Smith. Answerp-sandersOn
s; tea" Normanna Ger Barend' Naples Genoa e''
ssams1 Axey Hin cBr Hull.h Cape Town. Port
Ns s,sam.T cstsn GER Happe Hay'en Aux
Cages ss" ec-fim Forwood Xs,o'kh o,r,o CITY Can.
Steamer Manitoba OBJ. Griths Iondon-New-fork
sh sss%s4 cG %addn So Bacon
S,ssmsr Uindoo (3r). Douglas Hui sanderson SOn.
steamer Blsnheim OBJ Wilson. Iondonderry-Pe'sr
Wright s,sSmsr General whitney Baker DO;,On,H Dim0S
steamer Colorado Risk brunswick H II Mallory 20:
Steamer city Of Augusta Dasset savannah-oeean
s'ssmsnP Ssy o. philadelphia. Delano Batmore-H
Steamer jamestown. Boar. Norfolk and Newport News
old Manhattan Coyer. Haven-coyer Br0s
Lse and Trans ~ 20 Nvsen Havre-Benham BOyesen
RarS Dnnearn B Gan Ane,-SS ion, aSeh AIKEN
Il
SAILED.
Steamer Hswport New, Colorado. Brunswick Cone.
maugh. Pldcenta Day ~
IBID Baltimore. - ..,,r,s
''' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
, Sov io-saled, steamer Bowie CBp Jones'
i%verpacl. Nov ls-Arrved. steamer cAmpa'A '0'"
wss, Nov ssaed. steamer State of Nebraska
R5 PARK oy ls~Arrived steamer Boston City orb
B1 psTsI Now is~Passed steamer Pisa 'ce fen''
hampue .sad Nov lS-Passed, steamer Potomac ''''
Anasrson Ayonmouth for New-York. ,,..r r,,v Qr,
Swansea Nov lo-Saed. steamer i"a"o"' wv ~
Hunter Nov ia-saiied steamer Veendam Msssg:
steiner from Rotterdam for New-f0'S' WIZ"
passengers an p...., steamer idaho (Br Harriso'
LONDON po,nt Nov i0-Passed steamers M9ns" Eseh
c,s london for New-York: British h"s "'"
New YORK 10" Now ipCArrived. steamers Persia New.
hsmp' SswYork: Furst Bismarck Sder xMiwYorE
YORK Via plymouth; Brilliant e y.a steamer spaarndam
uI nch.u "a" Nov l6~Saled. steamer Panama uN'
Ne y,na,,sr Nov Ie-Passed. steamer ca'io'""
sinSsii New-York for Marseilles ,,sr ru,da Gen.
Naples. Nov 49, n, Ssw York. via Gibraltar; ay
Pete snns Now n i7Dsa.led steamer Trojan f1"''
,hno poston or New-York. @, N,nIan (Br.
Singapore Nov is-Ar rr e1c-s s'ea"'' o.
Keynes: fok S3na1iM Nov is-sailed. steamer
fns,sS Russell from Santos for New I'M, Csdogans
Santos Nov iS-sailed steamer ho''oA w."
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. NOV 10. 1897.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. NOV. TO- 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer ST Louis from southampton. Sighted south
cas-, Of Fire Isana at 10 Mckay Liverpool November
and Queenstown a. with mdse 28t cabin and ESQ seer
ago passengers to Vernon II Brown CO. Arrived ~
'As Steamer snT r' SoRcan . Dickens Swansea NOvsmee,
in Dallas, 10 Hogan Sons Arrived at the Bar NJ
Steamer Sahara r. Cave. from Liverpool October 30
steamer Forsland tB1 Chalmers Hamburg November
4 Shields 7. with md'e to Barber n Co Arrived al 'h'
bsr Prussia (Ger) Schmidt Hamburg November g.
Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar Al o:io
Steamer Ohio Br) Page Huh November !. with mdss
to sanderson a Son. Passed in Sandy Hook ut e;eo
Steamer pousa. So Erlks.n. KiasstSn ia Noyem n
'ns Steamer nr Penln,uar oro Betencours lisbon No
y vsmeet cabin and lie Amsinck
Co Arrived at the Bar at ~ Ysa m Angus, ,s Kos.
81 september II TSS Sh0 PORT said y and
Ais s 81 with Carter Macy Co Arrived at
s. @ sss.s assssa1 SS'1ss.
A.xs Or 3nys S,a Ms's 20 W, SeiG 2S
Y 70 htr1e Arrived fss at the Bar at $50
x.%s ss%11 f Sor Maria S and HnSsc bay fruit
W tse American Fruit Co Arrived at the Bar at
Ss. q f ssa" w 81 e.
'yss S Lewis ssn9: 9s5SSsr
s.S prs:s sS.%s. ss'ss ns='ss Ss
Asya at the t BSs at s 800 ,Us cnueso.
NS ssa o. with mdso Castro Arrived at the
n1s Sickle SsraH-r oalv'''" days. with
Steamer Elmar. Grant N.w-oreans days with mdse
to Van sickle.. Savannah, Novem-
her ia with mdse and passengers to Ocean CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
MOUNT VERNON.

The union Thanksgiving services in this city will
be held on Thursday morning at II o'clock In the
Baptist Church the Presbyterian. Congregational,
Baptist and Methodist Episcopal congregations join
ing in the service The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Charles S. Lane. of the Presbyterian
Church. and the celebration will be for the Mount
Vernon Hospital.
Coroner A. T. Banning has secured subscription
Of 500 from citizens and expended the amount in
the purchase OF rubber tires for the ambulance. The
wagon is now complete and In operation.
The funeral services OF Alfred Story twenty-six
years Old held yesterday in the Church Of the
Ascension. He was the Of Mr. and Mrs. George
F. Story. Of No. 80 South Ninth-ave.
The Mount Vernon Board OF Trade has just COM
pleted Its fifth year. Among the Improvements II
has secured are the establishment of harbor at the
mouth OF the Hutchinson River. the building OF
street railways. the reduction Of fares. macadamzed
streets, fre-alarm systems and benefits OF similar
nature. The announcement is made that the Board
will devote its efforts identifying the city by
poles by the introduction OF Underground conduits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
SING SING.

The Golf Association OF the Mount Pleasant Field
Club has had great success since IT organized last
summer On the links. near Briar Cliff. every day
can be seen large number Of players. most OF
whom have only recently taken up the game. AT
the last meeting Of the club the following members
were elected: Robert c. Mead, Daubeney Brandreth
G. H. H. Mercer, the Rev. pr; c. N Niles; w W
Law and his two sons. II. Walter Webb, William j.
Scheffelin Benjamin Knower ]. Frederick Hahn
Daniel Mason. Jules Breachaud. c. O. johnson. j.
B. Kerr and J. King Hand.
Miss Louise Brandreth has sailed for Europe
visit TO Mrs Spencer Kennard. in Florence. Italy
The union Thanksgiving service OF the Methodist
PRESBYTERIAN and Baptist churches will be held this
year In the Baptist Church, beginning at 1920 a
frbe Rev j. A. McWilliams will preach.
The Rev DR.. Thomas r. Harris. rector OF ST.
Mary's Church Beechwood, has been elected secre-
fary OF the Standing Committee Of this diocese for
shA convention year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
A SUIT AGAINST 1.-THE MIRROR"

Papers were served yesterday In a suit for libc.
brought by the members OF the so-called 'Theatri-
cal Syndicate" against Harrison Grey Frske edi-
tor and publisher Of THE New-York Dramatic
Mirror" The plaintiffs named In the complaint are
Samuel +. Nirdlinger and J. Fred Zimmerman of
Philadelphia. and Messrs. Klaw Granger, AL
Hayman and Charles Frohman, Of this city. Two
causes OF action recited in the complaint One
is certain matter contained in an article headed
publicity" published in THE Mirror OF October
90 1897, and the other is the terms used in an ar
ticle headed "Evidently-Not." published In a sup
plement OF THE Mirror headed Theatrical Trust
For each OF these causes the plaintiffs claim dam
ages of $50 900. The plaintiffs assert that they
engaged In the management OF theatres. the sup
plying OF attractions for theatres etc. that or
about August 81. 1856. they entered into q copart-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
A YOUNG WIFE'S SUICIDE.

HER HUSBANDS REPEATED REFUsALs TO GIVE
HER MONEY FOR HERSELF AND chill
pREN MADE HER DESPERATE
Mrs Lizzie Brown a young woman VINO recently
came to this city, committed suicide last h'en' Ny
drinking carboc acid in front Of the home OF her
sister Mrs Harry Grudy, at NO Ill west Shte''-
81 where she and her husband. Richard NJ Brown
and two children had lived for the last two months
The family came here from up the state hpout
two months ago and the husband found erpIos,
rnent hut he fell in with fast companions anu i
spent ali his money in dissipation he reiuseu 10 ~
give his wife any of his wages IN SPITE ol ~ ~.
freouent pleadngs Last evening she stared Oui
~ The house and meeting him at the door, aSkeu .
him for money He refused roughly, and she dreT S
hottie of carbolic acid from her pocket ana
placed IL to her lips. H., a.. ,o, tho
p'Tbe husband sprang at her and tried 10 get tns
hottie AWAY but he was too late. Inc man anu
woman fought 10 the corner Of Columbus-aVs., anu
" large crowd gathered. The deadly acld ala its
work quickly and the unfortunate woman soon
Gronned unconscious Harry Grudy the woman
Sroiherin-aw, happened along, and wheh ne san
shat had happened and then noticed the HUSBAND
he made frantic effort TO get at him dne croWd IVA
nrevenied this No policeman was IN sgh. anu
Several men carried the woman to Roosekeil TBS
pital, a short distance away. where she o'eu !"
feu