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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

MISS ALLIE HUGHES. Norfolk. Va.
was frlghtmlly burned ON the faco and
neck rain was Instantly relieved by
DoWllrs witch Hazel snlyc which
honled the injury without leaving a
srnr. II IN tho famous pile remedy.
charles II. Gootgc Markot aud Twelfth
stteels. Chatham Sinclair Forty.FlNlh
aud Jacob streets, 4. ~ Naheeip. M
COZ Main street, Nxlcy BROS, Penn and
zane RtroclB. Bowie 4 Co, bridgeport
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
For RENT.

11oR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II In thu City Bank Building Inquire at
tho City Bank OF wheeling. MIRO
INOR RENT-oFFtCE AND LODGING
rooms at 1906 Market street. Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very rea-
sonablc Apply to 1901 Market street.
dp21-m&iu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
BOWLING.
WHEELING LEAGUE.

Old Cronles lost three straight to Tidal
Waves IN, last nights Wheeling league
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
MARTINS PERRY.
laps aud nIlshaps tn tie Thriving CIy
Across the River.

"Millle the ouadroon; or, out OF
Bondage" will be played at the Mar
tins Ferry Opera House by the st.
Mary's Literary society. which is COM
posed OF home talent, New Years night
The play is said to be more beautiful
than THE White Slave" The cast OF
characters Is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
srooxno1pERs, MnETlNas.
CTocKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Exchange Bank OF Wheeling will
he held at the banking house on Monday,
(9 and four 10 o'clock p. M. for tho cleo
ton OF directors.
Wheeling. W.. Va. Dec O. 1897.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30
The
DIppeP
or the
DPOppeP I?

There are cough medicines that
are taken as freely as a drink of
water from a dipper. They are
cheap medicines. Quantity does not
make up for quality. It's the quail
ity that cures, There's one medi-
cine that's dropped, not dipped
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. There's
more power in drops OF this remedy
than in dippersful of cheap cough
syrups and elixirs, 1t cures Bron-
Chitis, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough, and all Colds, Coughs, and
affections of the Throat and Lungs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

seorers-"Buek' Alderman and Pa
Falck. Umplre-CooF.
o.nlght-Plrates and Defenders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-30

As much in demand now as be-
fore Christmas, because they are so
useful, comfortable and dressN More
Sizes in yesterday This was the cheap.
est and best line last week. It's tho
same now. Get prices. See styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

rhoro ras a largo attendance yesterday after
noon at Institute Hall. In Palisade-ave' wheh 'ne
pupils Of Miss Charlotte Amelia Loosen gave the'
second annual musical. The programme was care
fully prepared and pleased oil. The pup"s "no
appeared were William Holme. Richard u -.
Saunders. Helen Bsgley. Fannie Hoime' h"ymoha
A. Holme. Marie a. Saunders. Aortehse a.. H"ano'
Harold T. Leake. Horace Holme. George MARTINS
Douglas Laird and Marion H. Pohle Mrs. d. ~.
Bagley and Mrs. William Holme played duet anu
Miss Ioesch was heard In n piano solo,
The annual meeting Of Keskcsklck Chapter.
Doueb,ers of the American Revolution. was heid
on Friday at the home OF Miss Kate Prime, re-
tendance Of members. The officers chosen nfs
MsNessy stsnsM nsse cfees
Miss CAREY treasurer Mrs Ralph T. Prime rssas
il Was reported that the for the przses the
be awarded 9y the cha?'ar oS to school are in the
5aEds o. The jidges There two prizes one
Tor the boy land the other for the giri suoNi'''s
The Saturday qf H Coa isar e CLUE
given this summer at ' ate rnro and was de-
iG sSf a Sar The ladies Of the
BROUGHT out large number Of guests ana
the afternoon was pleasantly Warmer it is in
,enGad 10 hold the teas on lawn near the Oime
house 1t is intended 10 make ,e OF this charm
extremely pleasant for the residents 81 '''''
BRANCH on Frdas night g 'nf
Vim Stone in;erssing 4Ssh he o. attended
cent 10y iosa week AT Albany. Reports were also
made by Arthur Patton, Albert Miller La"'e"e'
Gerring and Walter sherry -, lanes Null
cahey, Chief Engineer Of The Fire ,bs city.
large proportion of them were small , anu 10 re
DAMAGE was slight. The new truck, W i the maid
,ata tho place Of the now IN use D! NY 90
m ane IN Pasade-ave is expected to arrive mere
III raok II will be drawn by three hoises.
TINS "Sen; peonles Association connected win
the waTbur,on AyenYe Baptist Ghr TG0m on FRI
day ni,yht w r c. Carpenter. the presoen'' NJ, Ne
in the chair Miss Howes the sCoommtee and
THOMAS r. Messer OF the Devotional Comn asent
read reports. The Nominating Comnmt.e &c potscnrs
ar the next meeting. A social time was hna a LET
the meeting and Miss Myra Corwin sang i'e
cream and cake were served ,,-,so,. r,cb.
An Informal s.ciS was given on 5s' christian
HHssorsation Miss Bertha Peene played the piaho
and Miss Carrie Van rassell read. u. snaok at
Fannie Crosby the hymn writer VIII spt"H this
the services OF the First Reformed Cnurch 'N''
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
SHOT IN A WEST SIDE SALOON.

William Hoffman who keeps a saloon at No "a
West Notwithstanding and Is
known IN the street in which he lives as the
quiet neighbor" was arraigned before Coroner
Tuthill yesterday afternoon and sent 10 the Tombs
without bail. In the morning Magistrate Pool. in
the Harlem Court, had held Hoffman TO await the
Coroner's action. in the case of Walter Stewart a
young colored man, of No. 40 West One-hundred-
and-thirty-hfth who was shot In the left
breast about midnight Friday and died several
minutes later. The shooting occurred in Hoffman s
saloon Hoffman declares that the affair was an
accident revolver going off as he was showing
1t to Stewart. but the police declare that the
shooting was not accident and: moreover, that
Stewart was Violently pushed by Hoffman. falling
on the steps and cutting his head - W.
Mrs. Eugenia Mcintyre. colorcd. Of NO; 10 West
One-hund red thirty -flfth-st testified before
Magistrate Pool that she saw Stewart stagger IN
the street a moment after the shot was fired
oliver johnson, also colored. corroborated Mps
Mclntyre's story. ,,oe
1890 O'Clock yesterday morning they found his
saloon closed and the man In bed. apparently
asleep Mrs Henrietta Stewart the mother OF
the dead man, declared yesterday morning tnat
she believed Hoffmans statement she knew MN
TO be a peace-lovng mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
WHITE PLAINS.

Services at the Lake Street Chapel this after
noon will be conducted by the Young Mems Pray
ing Band Of Port Chester and the Praying Band
Of this village.
Mrs Ella A. Boole, first vice-president OF the
Young Women's Christian Temperance Union Will
address the meeting at Temperance Hall, In Ham,
iton-ave. this afternoon.
The attention Of the Board Of Supervisors has
been called TO serious drop in the ceiling OF the
hallway on the second floor Of the Courthouse
directly In front Of the entrance TO the super
v.sOrs' room and at the head Of the stairway me
west wall Of the tower on the county buildings is
Immediately above this depression In the ceiling;
and IL looks as II the weight OF the wall had
proved too much for the brick arch which was IN
tended 10 support that side OF the tower. Inc
persons and a thorough examination will be made
The Sons of Veterans Camp OF this village VIII
attend services the Presbyterian Church this
evening. when the pastor, the Rev. DR.; A. X
Nacoubrey. will deliver an appropriate address
The suit brought by Mrs. julia G. Stvers, or
New r chelle, for the annulment OF the marriage
between her son, Harold NJ. Wise and Elizabeth
Roma Wise. came up before Justice j. o. Dykman
The case recently was tried before Justice Car
resOn in the Supreme Court upon the question
whether Harold NJ. Wise was under eighteen years
old at the time the marriage took place before
found that he was. This fact having been estab-
Nshed the case went back to Justice Dykman.
before whom the original proceedings were taken
10 decide II, under the circumstances. the mar
hea rd the motions In the case and took the papers,
reserving his decision. .
Justice Dykman. at a speca! term Of the Su-
preme Court. granted yesterday an absolute d.
from her husband. Eugene B. Archer. Of Mount
Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
MASONIC MONUMENT.

specially for the occasion. The monument was
turned over TO the care of the lodge by j. Edward
Murphy. chairman of the Monument Committee.
The stone and the plot were accepted by Theodore
]. Bayer, master Of the lodge
When the covering was taken from the shaft
John Stewart, Past Grand Master of the State of
New-York, delivered an eloquent grafton After the
singing Of the Doxoogy the Rev Enos X. Bos-
worth, of the NeIperhan Avenue Baptist Church,
gave the benediciCn.
The monument is Of white granite, and is II feet
10 inches high and feet wide at the base II is sur
mounted by ball of granite two feet In diameter
On the four sides Of the stone are pilasters with
carved capitals and on the front and back OF the
die are carved Masonic emblems Among the
prominent Masons presen: were John X. Pope
grand lecturer William S. Thompson. past grand
secretary; Henry s. Prusser. grand marshal Moses
D. Getty past district deputy; John II. bennington,
past grand commander, and Commander Lyman
Cobb jr, OF Yonkers Commandcry.
After the ceremonies the grand officers had dinner
at the Getty House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
STRIKING TAILORS on 4 PICNIC.

The time Of the East Side striking taors was
divided yesterday between attending the religious
services in the synagogues and the big picnic at
Ridgewood Park Long Island The proceeds Of
the picnic will be devoted the relief fund of
the strikers. The people who went to the picnic
had a great time. There much dancing and
was the first real outing that many of the tailors
had had for years. Meyer Schoenfeld and others
made speeches in the afternoon and urged the
strikers to stand firm.
The probing into the grievances of the strikers
by Immigration Inspector Marks and Robert NJ.
Watchorn formerly Chief Factory Inspector Of
Pennsylvania by order Of Lyman J; Gage. Secre-
tary of the Treasury. was discussed at the meet
ing Of the Contractors Association yesterday.
Some OF tho contractors were OF the opinion that
in view other than Investigating the of the
Daniel O'Leary Chief Factory Inspector of this
State. came TO this city yesterday from Albany to
conditions under which the taors have been
working.
The contractors at their meeting listened TO the
report of the committee which they had appoint
ed to Investigate the alleged cases OF distress
among the strikers The committees report was
to the effect that number Of people who had ap-
piled TO the charity organizations for assistance
not worthy of II.
Philip Rosenthal striking coat maker was at
tice Goldfogle, Of the Fifth District Court. and
e eS Tai EfNv was itisbaum jeweeT Of No
. Clinton-st. to whom Rosenthal owed 81 70 bal
ance due 81 clock purchased on the install
ment plan Unless the order q the Court is re-
tomorrow. Rosenthal Will have TO spend three
months in Jail Rosenthais wife and children Id fol-
Mrs. Roscntha said her children were starving
and they looked II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court-Recess until Tues
daIy SUPREME aens Of TermP IBefOre Beck
MOSn casndaT Gne4 at iSso An
sSsi.n. courspecs fl
s e: : S. ss rs sGi 81 e. &; IS;
S 81 H.. -s ssss as o. c efeSd causes Nos
s' Supreme a rmrar vne'9,s BesSs
s2,e .s2s s's 1891 5se 4,5s 81 : s5S
s9,sms S0S Se .es l" Pa f6 s'
suPrs%s cOSsPecal r vIe'ors rFuax
suprsne g % TenPat vipefore Law
Fes sSsr:me ccur hal'Fsa
;o Nss , siS 1850 sSa s 2sa 4s 1881
5 5ssss lsse ?z!as l ;s 1907 1852 3ss FISH,
IS; ssss ST.; :5 ed. sS 5s
ssi5 467i 1854. 5947, Gss5.
5%F1; Es,' n,,, j.
ca sas.e% tn be ssni from DAILY
Supreme couIiITls TermmIqgs y l. b, Book
s e 'ss - eis '3ss 'fs &C., &C. &C. CO. CO.
'' Supreme courtTriai yII-nefore DusrO
e b sent from R,4 Part y & s
supreme coari-Tr!al Term-P9rt X-I,efore McAdam
sSprems e SoSr, s rer-Par, xiBeore Mac
Lean Causes to be cent from preferred calendar for
Supreme ceprT5,a, 1srmmra5, xBtrs
Surrogates Court-Chambcrs-Before Fitzgerald s.
Nos 1911 30 2S3, 2s4. 2sG Wills for probate: Hen
rletta Walton Sarah A. French. Christian Stubner John
Gchorng Mary Green. William s. Sloan, Marie de
Comeau al 1870 a. M; William II. Hyde. Anna A. Sui
Ivan Andrew Koeddng MARITIME Harmon sophia Ha,her
ct J.. m.
s s s'; IssS i.s @ & f'Rs s
CITY Cour.-Speciel Term--Before Mccarthy Court
orens al 10 a. Motions 1890 a.
NO. i7o7 i77G $50 $50 i.o7 i7is $50 iss
iss t .sS 1875 ss5 7s5 $50 lds 1866 ss
46i4. 1859.
civ Court-Triai Term--Part II-Before Conan j.
Nos 5I37Il 2j43 f272 203 232G 1875 $40 2403 1905
1857 2247. 1910 22os. 2o83 2G9 233l 1891 1902 e2e
232s 1886 2422 243s 24J0 2j.9 2Gl 1880 2a55
Cy Court-Triai rermmLart III Before schnchman
Nos. 23s 2loG 2533, 1881 22a1 as 22s2 24l. 23tg
2522 25es 420 427 2lo5. 23G4 2Oi2 1894 2lso. 800
559i
city cOurtTriai TsrmmPart Iv,Bsfore 10
2AOO 77s 310e AIS 1915 1915 1896 4i66. 1857 iG3a
a977 1870 5ss 5i73 5S.4 800 4473s 5477 1904 5ta5
S47i 5472 4s95 J46i 1888 $685. 1885, oi5s oic7 3is2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
SING SING.

The commencement exercises at Ossii'ins 49,.
for Young Women began on Friday evening" wheh
the senior reception held. The seniors VINO re-
celved with Miss Fuller the principal. ana MSS
Nararhore the treasurer Of the scnoo, were Mise
Watson Miss Lent Miss Gregory. Miss Bacon MISS
Gr!swold Miss Hayes. Miss Armstrong ana MISE
Chadbourn. Yesterday the chidren's recital TOOK
Mace AZ 4 O'clock and an interesting programme
was successfully presented To-day me Rsv oa ASA
lam Harmon Won Allen. of Elmira. To-m n. ,,GN
evening the plano and song recital by pupils OF MIS-
Dllley and Mile Rieon and the art reception VIII
be he'd Class day exercise. vii! be held at COCK
Tuesday afternoon, and Wednesday morning the
regular commencement exercises VIII take place.
followed by the alumnR luncheon . -,
Mount Pleasant Military Academy holds lis CLOSING
exercises on Tuesday next. AT O'Clock tnere VII
be athletic sports on the campus; AT O'Clock IN, tne
literary exercises viii take place. with an address
by Major-General O. O. Howard: military drill and
dress parade at o'clock. and open-alr concert lro
to p. m. . A.. ,s,s
General Z. A. McAlpin has been up In the Adiron
dacks for the last week attending TO the enlarge
ment and Improvement OF his cottage 5000 49,
The marriage OF Miss Gussie Smith OF Ellis Face
10 A A. Griffin OF Richmond Hill. Long Island is
announced to take place Wednesday. June 9, at the
home OF the brides parents.
The Board Of Assessors report that there are only
1893 persons In this town liable TO jury duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
4 HTGHWAYMAN CAPTURED.
HE IS CHARGED WITH AssAULTING AND RoBBINd
A STEAMSHIP ENGINEER.

HE IS CHARGED WITH AssAULTING AND RoBBING
A STEAMSHIP ENGINEER.
The Leonard-st police worked all day yesterday
on a case Of highway robbery which was brought
10 light in q peculiar manner. and last evening
landed an alleged highwayman behind the bars.
The prisoner IS Michael SCHEME, twenty-six yearN
old a hacldriver. OF No. s. Watts-st He was ar
rested by Detectives Cox and Donohue In Sulli-
yan-st. livery stable.
soon after 3 o'clock yesterday morning Police
man Jacoby who is detailed at the Old Dominion
steamship pier, No 26. North River, found black
derby hat In the street bu, was unable to IND It's
owner SO he reported the matter 10 the police sta
tlou where he took the hat. After long search
the detectives learned that BENJAMIN James assist
art engineer the steamship Ola Dominion. whlie
nicline his way through q cluster of wagons had
men ard robbed of about $500 He struggled TO his
feet he says in time TO recognize SCHEME who ran
away with his companion. 80,
James had been drinking. but he reached his
vessc In a battered and bruised condition. lie
recognized SCHEME last night at the police sta
zion and the latter acknowledged being at the
score O. the robbery and assault, but disclamed
taking any part In H.
Schon.c when arrested had on an entire new OUT
At even to his hat, shoes and underwear, and had
several dollars in his pockets. lie was locked up
Another man arrested as his accomplice. but
ne could not be positively identified by James The
latter lives at No l59 West seven
teenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
MASONIC MONUMENT UNTEILED.
RISING STAR LODGE F. AND a. NJ, OF iON'
KERS, HCNORS ITS MEMBERS
WHO HAVE DIED.

The Masonic fraternity OF Yonkers turned out in
full force this afternoon TO take part In the cere-
monies Of unwilling the handsome monument when
has been erected in Oakland Cemetery by Rising
Star Lodge No 4J0. F. and A. NJ. TO the memory OF
their dead brethren AT o'clock a procession
composed OF over one hundred members OF 1onkers
Commandery, X. T.. in full regalia ana the mem
bers of Rising Star and Neperhan lodges. headed
by band proceeded through the principal streets
to the cemetery where a great throng of peor.e
awaited their arrlva. All the Maste: MasoEs were
attred in uniform of black, and wore white gloves
and aprons The exercises opened with praye: by
the Rev Deloss Lull. chaplain Of Rising Star
Lodge and then the assemblage sang. TO the music
~ ..Nearer NV God 10 Thee" hymn composed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

@ Ss ?esP sns %
Ea n ~ Cabin IS Snd 2 M s;ssras ~
Passengers Vernon II Brown Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Teviotdale r) Gordon, Antwerp May 10 with
sugar order vessel TO master Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Whitehall OBJ. Mills. $, Vincent V. May
% in ballast to Bowring Archibald Arrived at the
Ds se az OBJ. Thomson. Tsmpco Nay q, Cam
R Arrived = at A the Bar a, l;l5 p m; r-,-
3 and Per, I L%Gn
Steamer az Guyandoe Davis Norfolk with mdse and pas
Steamer Iudsate Br Nicholson. Boston for NewYok
sandy Uis HOOK j. June s. $50 nwind north; light
breeze; cloudy and hazy
CLEARED.
Steamer city Of Washington. Burey. Havana and Mexi-
ports-J Ward q CO Sr.. s,s,,n copenhasen etc
steame- stratheven (Br). Moar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Steamer SSn, Pisa Ger. Fendt Newport News-Funch.
steamer CITY OF Kingston CBD Nickerson' Port An
Vi,toria 1Br wethere Havanaw Nun
Steamer s,ra,hmore CBD Cunningham. Dep'ford and
s'n3msr Masapequa DID, jenkins, Philadelphia
Steamer Hudsd Ri Hai.ey Allen
Steamer Croatan Chichester, Wlmington' = anu
Georgetown Civilian 7. Clyde Co. 7, ~ T..
Steamer Henry l. Cav. Charles patmore-H fos-
steamer Iroquos Kenbe. Charleston and Jacksonville
ssnmsr CIV OF Columbia Tapey. Norfok-od Do
steamer Concho. Risk Key West and Galves'oH-c
Steamer Bennett Hall
c Steamer Yorktown Dole Norfolk and Newport News
ols DGm,n00nla Dominion Brakeman Rcmondod Do
" ssam ss Fl sud Higgins Nswo,ssns Van sIsks
Fe Bark samoa Br, Fretwurst. Sydney. Nsw-R
Cameron * Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Lusana s for tysrRGOl rhSsniS,a sr
tsara'an CBr). london La Touraine Fr) Iiavre:
WHrsswar,S ees) Pernabuco etc Hindoo rj Hull
frns Trederk Hendrix Dutch, .I Hay,i a etc Amerika
Of Washington. Havana, etc: Iroquois Charleston and
say%n Ken W SSSo and GSarn SSG
New.0rienns: yorktown. Norfolk and Newpor, News:
G ea& SS%,"SS r SeSss:ss
6e0s % nahsssc
shin Glenard (Br). Calcutta w.
Bark samoa OBJ. sydney ~ s W.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
AMELIA ISLAND RANGE LIGHTS GLAD
entrance to Cumberland Sound and Fernandina having
shifted about mile to the southwark the range line
ward OF Fernandina whIsng Buoy In approaching the
SS5 at 1s fa" ha f anchor a, the until
and that Gs BUOY os s TS @ toward
Amelia Island Lighthouse will carry TO the Entrance
S Buoy a IN n.w @ II
water the jcy crossing jus, beyond Witch the Tsss
channel Mt the lefty crossing !. very narrow p ,v..
The new position Of the Entrance Bell nmoy m0s,d
Fsrn,ndn, wh.tlns Buoy NE f. !. mile h,,. ANGLE S
Bearing. are magnetic given approximately miles
This notice Affects the "Lls, Lights and Fog Signals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
IN WRAPPERS,
5 CENTS A COPY.

Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1896" page ii6. Nos. 7os and
7oi and the List Of Beacons and Buoys Sixth Light.
house District. 1896" page 70.
WINDY POINT POST LIGHT GA)
Notice is given that about June Is. 1897 fixed
white lantern light Wl be established :. Windy POINT, q
sns 81 s above 81 rom an
TSs notice tS d sSss " Se Light. Fog
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1898 page 40 after No gS
D BY order :1 q the Lighthouse Board.
Captain. L. S Navy. CHAIRMAN
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton June b-sailed. steamer st Paul JarnisoA
Network (and passed Hurst Castle at 80 p m) ,,
s- @ pa Tyne s for Sto and
london. June ARRIVED steamer Rose UBD Hennins
Dundee June ARRIVED. steamer Croft d'r,. RAod"
Nt Shields. june 4~sailed steamer oee,emunde Ge'
Bristol. June ARRIVED. steamer Jersey City Orb
AvOnmouth June S-Arived. steamer MOhcan tBf''
londonderry June 6Arrived. Dirchneld OBJ.
glasgow june 5.-Arrved. steamer Bolivia OBJ. Ba1'
brow Head. June e-Pa.sea. steamer Tauric tbo'
LIZARD Passsa steamers rrnnesc e obi, : jsa
sns fS Ha iSr n ana csr Remington Do
s Sss NewY Eor for Antwerp daieo Obs. Forth. New
ls.Ss va Ss%sSs s':
'S m hasssss 60, :ss:%: ASsn'''
Hamburg. June 2-saled. steamer Excelsior eerh
'.i Hsyie june mss''sd' steamer La Champagne
'f1 ro.r0' lure saled. steamer Aquleja tAus
Genoa. June a-sa'ied steamer Oregon 'b''' Form
pernsmsueo June ARRIVED steamer Coisrdss ORh
Psr: June s-sailed HndsSrand dr Thomp
Il. ls ssa .sis: Tor s s.ss ::." e'''''' % "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
HOME NEWS.
,OAIINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AsTOR-George w. Simpson, l. s. y. BUCK
O. c. Marsh of New Haven.
CAMBRIDGE-Royal Phelps Carroll. of Newport.
FIFTH AVENUE Senator Thomas c. Platt and
CONGRESSMAN c. J. Boatncr. OF Washington; Score
tary of State T.. Il. Craig, Of Tennessee ana Lieu
tenant r. Kirkshaw Blair OF Charleston Court.
England GRAND-Inspector-G +. NJ. Hor-
man Of Elmira; Captain G. T. Cotton. |. S. A.
and r. II. Leigh L. S. y. SWITZERLAND
William McAdoo OF Washington. and ex-Con-
Gresham George Q. Whitney, OF New-Orleans.
WALDORF-Baron Rosenkrantz. Of Denmark. and
Prince Poniatowski. of Paris. WINDSOR-GeneraI
John B. Frlsbic, Of the City Of Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
TARRYTOWN.

Tho village assessors have completed the assess
,nent roll for 1897 and the roll is open for In
spection at the office clerk. 1t shows
a large difference from the original roll. many
personal assessments having been removed on the
Yround Of non-residence. while the real property
has been reduced somewhat. The roll will be open
fcr the next twelve days. in which time any tax
psver may move 70 have his assessment set aside.
II is expected that several Will take this action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
DOBBS FERRY.

A number of residents OF Ashford-ave. held
meeting on Wednesday evening, and organized
fire company 10 be known as the Independent Hose
Company The following officers were chosen: NJ
C-endon nresdcnt: Frederick Dawson foreman
THOMAS Creighton, assistant foreman; Owen Sheri-
dar secretary: A. c. Seiss. treasurer -
Dr r Dennitson attended the fftieth anniversary
Of the Medical Association OF America al Philadel-
rhia this week