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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
STiTEN ISLAND HiPPENIAGS.

The first run after the hounds Of tho autumn
season Will be held on Saturday by the Hunt club
Tho members will meet Ut the clubhouse AT Dougan
Ilills and the start will be from that point II viii
b. tn. first hunt since the club moved TO IT, new
quarters. The indications point 10 a large turn
out ~ riders and cluipages
The Norhfcld Rod and Gun Club Will inauguratc
on October 30 u series OF FOX hunts which VIII be
open to all the local hunting dogs.
The Ladies' club Will hold putting match for
the golhug members on Friday at the weekly re-
ccptou. Mrs. George Bonner and the Misses Bon
ncr vii, lie the hostcssCs.
An open croGuct tournament for ladies' singies
will bc held on october by the Clifton Tennis
Club.
i mass convention Of the Prohbonists VIII he
held In Grand Army Hail. Port Richmond. this
evening. \ fun county ticket VIII ," placed in
nomination.
Thc residents Of Toucnvile have authorized the
Board OF Trustees to bond the town for $4,000 FOR
"A system.
The National u, nocracy orGdni2a,lor % Rich
mond County hed primary elections Inst nIght for
tho purpose OF selecting delegates 10 tho city con-
Ventlon. which Is To- met In Cooper Union to-
mo.,Jw evening. There were contests ia two or
three districts. Tho following delegates were
elected Howard IL 8ayu,. ". 6. Rowland. Joseph
NJ Heating e. +. Tim. ON. T.. j. Schrivcr George
+ Van Dam. =. \. Bourne, Edward A. Sheridlr
William \. Sto-ti and Arthur HoIlick
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COMPLAINS or 4 HEBREW BOOK.

The case OF Anthony COnstock agans. Never
Chfnsky a bookseller. Of No. 70 Ludlow-st. was
begun In Special Sessions yesterday afternoon
Ch,nsky WAS arrested some time ago, on evidence
furnished by COinstOck that he mad sold a paper
bound book In the Hebrew language. entitled
.'Massa ToIo." which. II IS alleged. means THE
Story Of the Crucined Ore" Comstock charges
that the book Is improper. Elias RosenthaI repre-
scented Chnsky while Deputy Assistant District
Attorney Aldrich conducted Mr.. Comstocks care.
The contention o! the prosecution 10 that the book
10 supposed 10 be story Of Christ, written In order
TO affect ady6fsGy the CROWN Of ChTlsilnnIty
among the Jews. and tndt according TO the Story.
Joseph immoral man and was hanged for n
breach Of the Hebrew law. Max Herman T. Levy a
missionary among the Jews. was "A witness for The
prosecution, and translated parts Of the story for
tho Court. His fanslations were objected 10 BY
the defendaBt as TOO broad ana Solomon Kosenthal
rendered a different translation Of the passages
The defence tried % show thar Mr. c6rnslock
was mistaken. They contend that the .itIa should
Le ''Mssso Solo" which means The Story Of tho
Hanged One" They say u written 10 years
before Christ, and that the story has It's foundn-
ton Ia the TslInud The evidence was not all in
at the time o. adjournment. and the case went
over until October a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
WHITE PLAINS.

meeting OF the directors % tho N'w-f orK'
Elmsford and White Plains Trolley Company ms
been called for October i5 lu this village 20 cor
slider a proposition 10 ncr.as" thc capital stock OF
the company from So 81 20 $,oDG.
The members Of the Glce club % the Dung Men
Christian Association will be entertained At ne
home ol & iIalscy Mitchell IN Broadway. next
Monday evening
William Vsrriauck viii begin IN" collection ot
the village tax levy FOR this year about NoEcinh"r
f. is thought the rate this year viii De - per
s. on. a considerable Increase over the rate Tor
1896 when II S2} II per il-N tn" incIe"s' rs
been caused by Improvement. Interest upon ''iil-
Gates OF Indebtedness and sc8'r maintcldn ' ''-
count ., -.... t...
Tic annual meeting of Tho 'tiz"ns As'o.i non.
formerly To-. Good Government 'lun. Wa h'Id on
TrD-,la; evening the mission rooms. ~ kAit 'd4-
ave Tn. following officers Wcrr elected i'hFlI
cromwell president. T. g. Sunen and Rop'rt
Fowler y.cc-pr.sidrrts. Or y VI. Hal6ht, iron
urcr. John Birch. secretary The nc'i oi H'r
mail delivery for thl, village was discussed "hd
4 resolution adopted urging sp'""y "'i'h OH
tho part Of the Poatoiiico authoriii's
The cross rails have been placed ~ mo Raiii"ad-
ave crossing ~ the Harlem railroad for IN" nc
onm,uod,ti Of th" cars of ia" " AT" rains ana
Fm-ford trolley linc. The work W. hnish'd yr--
tor,i.,v and tho trollcv-cdrs VII begin L" nhh'
through "trip. from Tau} to~u 10 silver Lake hmm"
dittoy ..-. ,. ..it,,,,,,t f,-
me term nfcr dsposing ~ large nun''r OF
minor criminal cases.
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DEiTH FROu AZ TNRNOWN CiISE.
nosrIrAL PHYSICIANS SUSPECT poison. BIT
FRIENDS SAY not.

HosrITNL PHYSICIANS SUSPECT poison. BIT
FRIENDS SAY not.
Iotl. VI bourne. sixty years old. Was found un-
conscious and ln dying condition IN lis room at
No =, Sovcnth-ave.. At noon yesterday. and was
removed boz 40 ambulance o. the New York Hos
pifal ~ here ne died four hours later without hay-
Ing recovered his senses AZ the hospital h
saiI That death Wa apparently caused uy some
Kind 81 poison but no mans friends assert thai
death WIS de 20 natural causes
Melbourne was born in New-Orcans and came
from m oll Creol" family He spent moro than
Gficon years Of hts NE in Paris where he was tho
EDITOR %, French paper About twelve years ago
D.. returned TO America ,nd made hts HON, IN this
city IL WIS engaged in newspaper work here.
and also connected with many theatrical and
musical enterprises at various times
For d long time h. had been In reduced clrcuni-
stances. and ho was q sufferer from asthma he
Was often dcspoudfni. \ short time ago. however.
hc made business ARRANGEMENT win Mr. &. /.
Anderson. Of 80. . Wost Fifteenth st. which
promised vel ana on Tuesday night hc was In
good spirits. ~" failed 10 keep an appointment
w.;h Mr.. Anderson for o'clock yesterday morn
.rg. ana At 70 O'Clock Mr. Anderson went to his
room 10 see what had detained him. The door 20
the apartment Was locked. but tho sound % heavy
breathing was heard within and the door was
broken down. Melbourne was found lying IN bed
unconscious. phyalcldu Was -ummOrcd and
ihsn an dmlulan"" from tho Now York flo@uit,l
was called. At tn" hospital u was THOUGHT thar
there, were signs of poison but the nifhor os hero
ou.d not tell t.. nature Of the poison \ bottle
containing Irnl'a. another bottle containing house
hold ammonia and phiul containing a number OF
tablets w'rc found on tabl" near his bed These
were taken pos Ssi0r 81 by the poll o. The Cor
cau-" Will be determined after the autopsy Mr.
Melbourne unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
MOUNT VERNON.

\ musical and novel pound party were he'd under
the auspices OF the women Of tho Mount Vernon
Heights CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday oven
Ing Among those who took part Mrs Henry
Van Dorm. Miss Ethel Reid. Miss Pcard. Miss Annie
Alderman. Miss Eylts and Mrs Walter G. Reid.
The Mount Vernon Mu.ica Society began It's third
annual season oa Tuesday evening. The rehearsal
was ned at willard Hal. In SCdth ThiFG-aye ana
WIS under the direction Of Professor Alfred Hallcm
Il has Dcca decided 10 give three concerts this sea
son Oh the following dates; Novcnbc. Is, December
g, and March o.. The newly elected officers are
Edison Lewis. piesd nj: John H. Clawson. vice.
president: Eugene Tnviny treasurer: Miss Ella Me-
Naier. Fccrctary: J. Ava Jenkins. librarian.
captain frederick Schneider has slnt his resigna-
iion a. captain ~ iaG llth Separate Company, OF
this city to the State authorities. Captain
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Schneider has been member OF the company since
its organization. eighteen years ago. and was rs
nth captain.
Charles l.. Person OF No. l. IniOn-ayc., who for
many years has been an engineer on the New YORK,
Ncw-Iiaven and Hartford Railroad. killed In an
accident Al New Haven. Conn. yesterday morning
\ beautiful silver inkstand has been presented to
IN" Misses Lockwood by the members OF the
Alumua. Association OF their school II Is designed
for the centre table OF the rcccptlon-r0om.
Miss Clara Mccarter. seventeen years old. and her
father Police Commissioner Robert McCarter. OF
this city were out riding on their bicycles yester-
dag afternoon. - Park and Siney-aves. child
ran I'm front OF Ms McCartcr's wheel. and TO avoid
running down the child the young woman had to
make sharp She wa thrown from her
wheel and severely hurt.
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X ATONATI.

laura GRAY the daughter 81 the late william Gray.
dicd A. the home OF her cousin Mrs Edward Howe.
on SUNDAY last. Miss Gray was eighteen years old
and had made her home with Mrs. Howe for sey-
eral wears The funeral held OF Tuesday
evening at ,:30 o'clock the Rev. James =. kankcn.
n,stor OF the Presbyterian Church In Bedford.
officiating.
The fun, raj OF the young daughter OF Jonn Arm
s,ronp Of Mount Holly. was held yesterday In 81.
Marv's Roman Catholic Church. In this village.
Mis- Armstrong was sixteen years old. ana her
death was sudden.
Mr. and Mrs Ashforth. OF Brooklyn. whose coun-
Try home IL near this place. were thrown from
th.lr carriage in y collision which occurred while
they were driving last Sunday evening. Both were
badly hunt.
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Guy OFTNE MAKGR
GEO. CLINT co.
43.A5 AND A7WEsT 23eST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: 1874 ANo 1855 VEST 1878 STREET
INSPECTING THE OCEAN FLYER.

TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE THE
KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE.
The swlftest and largest ship In the world. the
Bremen liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. was in
sp.cted from bow TO stern yesterday hy nearly
twenty-five thousand people The pier in Hobo
ken was a solid mass OF humanity. while the walt
Ing crowd In the street extended four blocks, and
the police reserves had to be ordered out TO pre-
vent accidents.
As It was three women tainted in the crush, and
another loll down the stairs leading 10 the main
saloon Shc was not injured seriously. and de-
clincd 20 give her name.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse sails this after
noon At I o'clock with n well-hlled cabin list and
several hundred IN the Storage
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IAhCIINNNT.

Mis-. Frances MaOy. the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs NJ r. Alaloy. Of l.drchmont. ana j. N'ta Nc
can Of Washington, -. e., were married In -.
,,,,,s,ino.s church on Monday morning by the
pc, Edward J. Power \ reception was held after
tho wedding In the Bevdn House
\ handicap golf tournament for mcl VIII h'Elit
on ~, INKS Of the l.archmont Yacht club on Sal
,rd,v Tor a silver up given by .. g. Smith Mrs.
Frederick ". Flint has given i"o sFci cups 10
-, ,Iayo1 for In A mixed foursoinc match. which
,,.jlI bScin on the following Saturday and end on
lection Day a club team IS being selected 10
,,i,y = match With the Fairfield Golf t!ub.
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MAMARONECk.

Frederick =. McGrAw. contractor Of Williams
br lgc was arrested f. Mount Vernon yesterday
morning upon 4 warrant charging him with eXtor-
ton The warrin, WAS issued by Justice Perrin.
of this place. ard Mc(iraw WAS brought here The
complaint j. made by Henry Antilles. According to
tntn"4 NcCraw represented 10 him that note
bad lscu forged bearing th" -ignatlr" Of George w
BENJAMIN. and that Authos's son Wis the forger.
Antilles -lys MrGraw said tn" amount mus he paid
or tho would have % 20 70 prison. Antilles
alleges tlat ns then mad" note 20 cover the
amount and gave 10 20 Nrt;rlw. lie then wrote
~ DIS son. who is in Norfolk Va. Tho reply va. a
complete d,ainl ~ thr forgery. ana II * said that
'hc Young man WIS In Norfolk the date the note
e. alleged 20 have been drawn. McGsaw was held
IN nm
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The races resulted as follows:
THE MAYOR REVIEWS i PARADE.

Mayor Strong. from the front steps Of the City
Hail. yesterday morning reviewed IA parade Of the
James f. Marsh Association OF the With Assembly
District five hundred strong. on its way a chow
der at Greenwood Lake. New-Jersey.
The posts at the end Of the pavement which
crosses City Hall Park had been removed to allow
,hs column to PASS. James T.. Marsh General
Michael Kerwin and others rode I'm carriages the
head OF the line: brass band played II! Captain"
ard MANY Italian. Irish and Swedish flags with the
banners OF the association. were carried by the
marchcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

NOEkERS.


4 concert will take place this evening in the as
rembly hall Of the Hollywood Inn. AT south Broad
way and Hudson-st. under the auspices OF Inc
Youkcrs College OF Music. It Is the openin con-
cert q the season. ard those who VIII he hcard
are Miss Adelaide Pracgrr. contralto; MISS GcorEl"
Moore pianiste: Franz T. kaltcuborn and Frank
Stcadman vioin: Anton Rein. viola. ana Carl RAJ
tcnbOrn cello This IL III first publc entertain
mcnt to be he'd In the hall OF the Inn since us
opening on Labor Day.
Mis- Pontocosi daughter Of tho Rev. DR.. George
i Pcniccost. OF the First Presbyterian 'hurch
Will give recital in the han Of me AmachaS
club house in tie PaIisndc-aVc. extension, on Mob
day evening october Is. 1t will be under the an.
church. Miss PcntccoSt Will nay" IN" i.S lS',
OF Mr. Ptrit g. Myers and Miss Marion l.. ltSh"r-
There q wcil-atiended socla, last hIGht ~ me
headquarters OF the Church Army ~ ',"tS S'!."i'
At the meeting OF the Board Of Health on IucS-
day 1t WAS decided 10 make number OF improve
mcnts "a the city Hospital where Ia" coniaE"nS
diseases are treated. Commissioners tl'u.Iu Ia
Irottcr. George t. Wray and Frank J. Ir'ahor
were appointed conmitto" on hospital
\ complimentary diHnor was given y'si,td"y
afternoon 1T the home OF Dean Liugs. III NShuNI =
tou-avc. Speeches were made 10y the rev "eTath
II. Hunimaun. the Rev Andrew ORciAy; me KEY.
Edward ". Byrn, the Rev. PhtI'k j. i"i'N' "
Rev. Daniel T. CrOnin aId The Rev. Joseph H.
Hayuc. The Rev James T. Barry was ''d1l-
master Among the guests wrrc the Rev. M"Ssrs
George 7. Donlin. James Dougherty Thomas J..
Kiukcad Joseph I. Flapn"iy, THOMAS D. V"!i"r
Edward j. Conrol. Richard }. Burns. i-i'"s'
M"stcr. Nicholas NJ Hcinnlrt Michael ~ ,unhn
James T. CuTran Charles Paul.. Eerl@ '"i'SI ~
Crecdon. Thomas O'kccfc. Arthur Kenny. John +.
Jcdlicke. Patrick McGov"rn. John a keilneI J3hh
l.. Salter Henry I. Nayier. Richard IL Nhh'-
ham. :. :. and MicLae. j. Reinhardt
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STATE HEALTH BOiRD At QUARANTINE.

HEALTH OFFICER DoTy's WORK COMMENDED BY
THE MEMBERS.
The State Board Of Health held It's regular meet
ing nj Quarantine yesterday afternoon. only the
usual routine business II the state sanitation was
discussed but after the meeting. which was held
Al the residence OF the Health Oficcr the Board
Inspected the dsirfectng plant on board OF the
steamboat James w. WadSworih and visited the
laboratory in the quarantine grounds. The mem
hors were much Interested In these works. and
congratulated Health officer Doty on the improved
facilities ne had made for the protection OF the
mort from inva zion by contagious disease After
partaklng OF the Health Oiiic"rs hospitality. the
Board returned 20 the city. ~ they had gon" TO
Quarantine on board the tugbOat Governor Flower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE SCHOOL, or Pedagogy OPENED

The University schoo. OF Pedagogy formally
opened for the year yesterday afternoon In the I'M.
,ersty Building IN Washington Square. Chancel-
LOT MacCracken made the opening address and he
WAS followed by Dean Edward r. Shaw The enroll
ynepf Of .tudcnts will exceed that of last year con-
si1erably The only change IN the faculty f. the
addition OF Professor Edward T. Buckner. Of Yale
ch0lO2y
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY

Republican County Convention. Lyric Hall, s u. m
Tarnmany city Convention Grand Central Palace
p.
Diocesan Convention. Church Of the incarnation
Dock Commissioner meeting
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Brook
lNu p. m.
Brooklyn Jockey club races. Graycsend. 25 p. m
Mcadowbrook club golf tournament. Westbury
LOUs Island.
Wcstchcstcr County Fair. White Plains
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HOWE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBltMA ELE-Ex- Senator !. -. Cameron OF
Pennsylvania. CANiBRlDGE-Walter Dainrosch
ENDICorT-Samuc !. Randall. Of Philadelphia
FIFTH ANENCE.-E X-(iOVcrnor II. w. l-add OF
Rhode Island: G. Bruin. Danish Minister At Wash
ingtOn: ex-senator Henry g. Davis. Of West VII
cind. and toNsTC aman Galusha y drc" o'
PcnnSylNai ltbl,lANib-Fhe rev Ut. JoScP'
y. Blanchard. Of Philadelphia. MANHATJ N
Congress man James J. Bcldcn. OF syracuse. MI X
RAY IilLI4-GenCra! AmdsI j. Parker or Alpany
UNION ARE-IicutcnaE: II. r. Pcary. United
States Navy. WALDORF-J. II. Drcxel. OF fhlIa-
delphi1 and Carret; b. Iindorman, OF South Beth
lehcm Penn WINDSOR-Mrs. Eugene hale, VIE
OF IN" Maine senator.
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~ ESCAPED LINlTIC CiTGyIT

Tie East Orc-hundrcd-and-tw cn,y.sixth-st police
have n man who says he Is. and has every appear
once OF being. escaped unatic He was found
last night at Th.!d-avc. and Observation-Disclosures
crnth-si. He describes himself as Frederick Fran
cls Fischer, thirty-tNO years old, No
Adams-si.. philadelphia. He says his relatives sent
him 10 the insane asylum NJ WerncrsVile Penn.
end that he escaped Two weeks ago by crawling ou.
under the renee lie ramped to NewYork and has
been here for two days. His mother he thinks, IL
"a sergeant OF police IN this city. and II was to ind
her he came TO this city.
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no TAX ISSESSuENT INDICTMENTS.

II was announced YESTERDAY morning at the Office
Of the District Atorncy that indictments wcr,.
found against the Tax Comms sionc,s on the com
plaint of the Central Labor Un.on. Nor was there
any prescntmcnt. The union made an iLvestIeatlon
~ The methods OF the Tax Commissioners IN vluInir
Drof crv and Il alleged by the union tina, thrr.
,y,s sonnet ming wrong with the valuations placeI ON
The properties OF several insurance companle. Tho
Grand jnry found no indictment. because OF lack Of
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT oT NEW "WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %. 1897
ARRIVED.

stcarner Aurana. from Liverpool Cilshted south OF
Fire Island at V:i5
steamer State Of Nebraska tlr. Park. Glasgow sepem
her II and MoVtlle Is. with ndsc. 40 Hbln
passengers to Austin Baldwin Go. Arrived at the
i}af at 1907
Steamer Stratheven d3D. Moar. swansea September a.
In ballast to u Richards & Co. Anchored In Lower Lay
awaiting orders.
Steamer reninsuiar lporn Bettencourt. Lisbon sep
tember H. - Michacls Is. Fayal 10 and Flores with
mdse 81 cabin and % steerease passengers Ansinc
& co. Arrived at the Bar ut i;l5 IN.
Steamer Burgundla Fr, Bourge, Narcotics September
Naples 10 and Malaga H. with mcse and 40 steeIage
passengers to J w Elwel 4 Co. Arrived he Bar ct
pm.
steamer Amaryns (BrD. Saunders. Llcata September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
SELECTED WHEAT BOTGHT.

Battle creek. Mich. Sept. % (SpeciaD.-An espc-
clu impetus has been given to tho wheat markc,
here hy the large purchases being made 81 selected
lois 1T 81 per bishel by the Postum Cereal COM
many Limited The same Is 10 he used IN the man
uracture o. their cereal coffee.
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TARRYTOWN.

The lonC-deferred oss-cxanination Of Abrdn
Hyatt the Rockefeller witness in their case
agaius, the assessors q Mount Pleasant. VIII be
held ncxt Wednesday,.
The Rev George H. Ferris. pastor OF the First
Bai'ist Church viii give 4 let Ire on "Glimps"s
Of Europe" this evening.
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cOrPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Aore'lai. Dvision-Suprcne Court--i,ccess.
Supreme Appellate Tcrm-Betorc haly. y j. ::
N,Adam and Rischjm. IT,. court opens at 1913
a m Motions: HC=. g. II. Appeal from District Count
No 40 .
! Motion calendar called 81 10 80 a.
suDr. me Court-Speclai Term-Part lI-ucfore law
renee Court opens AT 1890 TX parte matters.
Supreme Codr:-Tria Tcrm-Part IiAd1)u for the
.Ieeve J--.Nos. 1851, 500 49, 1905 G"iO 1861 Gi9I
a3i4 52iG 37I5 3g22. 3"55. aGf, 3oJl. clear.
Supreme Court-TTsl Term Parts " and N-AdjourneI
.oI ihe term
etaver j L" sent from Part III Tor trla..
Case unnnifhed
,cb Nos 2337 J020 550l. 51sa $500 81O5 352. ips
c2O2 S327 COOS. 82G2. C2ii. 25ly Case unfinished.
eiiureme Couft-Tral Term-Iart VlII-Before Dugro
-rausns 10 be sent from Part VII for trial Clear
SUPREME Couri-Tria Tcrm-l9rts TX. \ and XIl-Ad-
fcurIlcd FIR the torn
c,,,ra,nc Court-Irial TcTm-Part XI-Icf.re N,c-
AN JCauaes he sent from Part VII trial t'oar
syr,gains C'0u t'h1 mb"rs Before Arnold 5 t'oirt
o,'cT. ~ 1920 u - day calendar. wills f. mr.
l'afra Ellen A Bailey. Francis g. Hopkine Elias RON
ie,, Fredrrick Fret Mary Ryan. Bertha Dobin. Airo-
Lani Ayrcs Jonas Stolts. at 1880 a m. stephen "
BaIau George ". Dayton, r.. Eliza schmidt AT 2
3. m - r..., o.. $780, 80,
40 l27s viii u Elizabeth l.. !igslna 1880 a m.
Ci,y t'1urt-Sp-cIal IrIm-iiefpIc Van Wyck {. j.
court opens n: 10 q. N. Notions at 1890 a
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AnnoIn cenlenB.

Linen used in the making ~ our Collars and
Cu, is superior In count weight and strength T. & w.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NlNINTINE N'MANA'.
Sunrise sunset aii Moon sets m SOS Moons ase
NIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N-Saniy Pcok 1910 GOV. Island io2S iell Gate OF
y sandy Hook 80 Gov. Island lo5l Hell Gate l2ii
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Henry A. Danic's. NJ.

- West Sgfh ~.
r,,ot-,crs = the Nervous Z an descriptions In
po;crce Sterty. and Ike Aim ns Hours u l. 10
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nEFEREcs APPOINTED.

supreme e Ir,.
r. RuFft!i. !.
I.ueI apr. Nadron- Donald Mclean.
Waterbury Mhierbufy-SyIyeftcr l.. H. Ward
g. oo,f agt sakariaaen Wcton {. Percy.
KE"EEERS APPOINTED
supreme i1J".
Dy Russell. J.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company ast George Erd-
mann-JOin J. BTeen.
Biegfrled Cola agt. Cameron Spcar-Davd J. Jeer
~ Lawrence ].
George Droheley agt. George q. TuIner-Hen.y ~.
Tert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Don't be fooled on the Derby Hat
question.
The hat docs not exist at any
price, that surpasses ours at 50.
A hat expert could not pick flaw
with a microscope or an X-ray.
Our Furnishings are just as up-to-
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Vessel. TnT. Linz" Mails close Vessel sails
Columbia. Hamburg Hamb- Amer. 600 a III a IN
X. ". Ter Crosse Bremen. q Lloyd leo IN 90 y m
llre,'n. Bremen. y @ Lloyd..... .... 1900 m
Finance. Colon, Panama 1000 m
Algurquu. Charleston. Clyde. ......... 300 m
FRIDAY. OCTOBER /.
OF Nebraska. Glasgow Allan State COCA m sn n,
RIO EtHni", b.niS"lch 'ihilp'y 3p m
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