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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
CONGREGATIONS CONVENTION,
THE OPENING SESSIONS OF THE STATE
AccocIA ALTON HEEL n IN RROOKLYN

THE OPENING SESSIONS OF THE STATE
ASSOCIATION HELD IN BROOKLYN.
The Congregational Association Of New-York
State opened its sixty-fourth annual conference
yesterday afternoon In the Tompkns Avenue Con-
gregatlonal Church. Brooklyn. Only small num-
Der Of the delegates arrived for the opening ses-
son and the proceedings Of the afternoon were
without interes. except for the election or inc COM
venton'5 officers.
The meetings Of the association will continue to-
day and tomorrow. and will Include meetings OK
the New-York Branch Of the Womans Board OF
Missions, the anniversary of the State Home MIS-
sonary Society, and session OF tho woman
Home Missionary Union. The annual sermon OF
the association was preached last evening "! ,so
Rev Ward =. Sutherlands. OF oxford others VINO
will speak either to-day or tomorrow are the REV.
John c. Wilson, of Brooklyn; the Rev. pr Thomas
h. Mcleod, of Brooklyn the Rev pr H. "A; sim
81 hs Rev DR. j. f Behrends Of Brook
The II e Rev Dr. William a. Robinson. of Middle;
town, Moderator of last years convention, called
a he peadsd Sn the he Rey Dr. f. PARK
Gloversvile had been elected Moderator The Rev
elected scribes George W Hebard and Senator
George w. Brush were selected TO MI vacancies on
ing there devotional service, after which Dr.
@ o IL. OF the party Of
ona tourists who Visited Europe , las, yea
cises an address of welcome BY the Rev Richard
listened TO- after which the annual sermon was De.
hvered by the Rev. Ward I. Sutherland OF
Gloversville.
Mr. Meredith said that on Monday night he re-
ceived cabegram from the Rev. Dr. T. X. Mere
dith announcing his arrival Gibraltar on his
way TO Naples for an extended vacation. MI.
Meredith says that the Tompkns-ave. church was
faithful loyal and devoted. and had sent its pas
tor away on the eve of the convention knowing
that they themselves were competent to meet all
the demands OF the occasion. ,
The following resolution was then passed: The
General Association OF New York. now In session.
sends greetings to Or. and Mrs. Meredith: Psalm
IT s. THE Lord shall preserve thy going out and
thy coming in from this time FORTH and even for
evernore'7' This greeting will be cabled TO tho
Rev. Dr. and Mrs Meredith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
THREE COLLISIONS IN A DAY.
PASSENGERS ON FERRYBOAT AND A
SOUND STEAMER SCARED-A BARGE
AND CANAI-ROAT STrNLy

AND a CANAL-BOAT SUNK.
Tho unusual record Of three collisions In New
York waters clear day made yesterday
The accidents resulted in tho sinking Of a coal
barge and canal-boat. The feature of two OF the
collisions that they occurred within a hundred
yards OF each other in the East River. off Roose-
velt-st., and at almost the same time. The third
collision was between the atle-boat Newark and
cana-boat n tow of the tug Chance. and oc-
CURED off Comn'unpaw early In the morning
Tho Newark's bow tore n big hole in the side Of
the canal-boat and she filed and sank almost i'm
medately. Only two men were aboard her, and
they were taken safely off by the Chance.
The East River collision, which resulted in the
sinking OF the coal barge Ida In tow of the tug c.
II. Noter Of the Harris Towing and Transporta-
ton Company, also occurred early In the morning.
The Notter was bound up the river. and when off
the Clyde Line pier met loaded float of the
New-York. New-Haven and Hartford Railroad IN
tow Of Transfer Tug No. 10. Distances were mis-
calculated and the heavy float was swung around
and made big gap in her side, through which the
water rushed. The five persons aboard the barge
Captain =. j. Kelly his wife and three children,
scrambled board the Notter, and soon after the
barge went down. The car float was not mater-
ally damaged and kept on her way.
Just before this collision the Sound steamer Civ
OF Worcester. bound down tho East River and the
Roosevct-st ferryboat Wyoming heading across
er's decks crowded with passengers and there
was a momentary scramble. which quickly sub
was not injured. Signals were exchanged between
the boats for the Wyoming to the steamers
bow the boats approached each other but in
this again. in consequence or the swift current
distances were mlScalculated. and the Wyoming
butted squarely into the City OF Worcesters star.
board bow. The ferryboat was .worsed in the coll
pairs The City Of Worcester proceeded to her
North River pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
MOUNT VERNON'S ANNUAL ELECTION

The annual municipal! election IN Mount Vernon
was held yesterday. The Republicans suffered
greatly from stay homes and lost three or the
five wards making the City Council tie. with
Edwin w Fiske in the Mayors chair. John II.
Cordes. the Democratic candidate for Assessor,
was elected over John A. Guess. Republican. by ga
majority and Albert S. jerks, Democrat for 'As-
SCISSOR in the Fourth Ward, over George H. Brown,
Republican. by 149 majority <,,
The matorities for Aldermen were as follows;
First Ward-A. A. Ultcht Democrat, over RiGhard
ocrat over Gustavus Kessler. Republican, Y: Sec
ond Ward-John A. Cline, Democrat over DR., Dr r.
d, Hove Republican over John F. Hand, Demo
craft 1893 Mr. Hand had previously declined 10 run.
William j. Fee Republican, g. Fifth Ward
AdoPh W. Walsnder; Republican over JON"
The Meyers ballot machines were used and
worked satisfactorily and without a mistake In
ali OF the eleven precincts In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
TIE WLArGHLIN TRIAL

The examination OF Daisy Hampton who lived
with Chester or Charles II. Mclaughlin In a hand
some cottage on Long Island last summer and
nassed several worthless checks which were alleged
10 have been given to her by him, was continued
Yesterday before Recorder Con-. In the Court Of
0aperal Sessions where Mclaughlin Is trial for
Grand larceny In the second degree. The woman
testified that she had bought expensive dress goods
diamonds and other costly articles at different times
and places and paid for them with checks given TO
her by Mclaughlin and received cash for the differ
ence between the OF the goods and the amounts
for which the checks drawn. The particular
charge on which Mclaughlin arraigned was
that he had given her check for $40, which she
used In paying for $40 worth OF goods bought at
depart ment store and received $50 In change. The
witness, who is under indictment s principal In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

OPPOSED TO THE UNION PACIFIC PLAN.
The Reorganization Committee Of the Union Pa
chc Railway yesterday received the following dis
patch from London:
The Standard" publishes a long letter from II.
w Rosenbaum attacking the Union Pacific reor-
ganization plan and advocating the formation OF a
protective committee to induce the Union Pacific
committee to modify It's plan in favor of the junior
securities also urging the formation OF an opposl-
tion syndicate and the submission of new offer TO
the Government. No names are mentioned as 10
who should serve the proposed committee.
The Reorganization Committee decided to leave
to It's friends In London the work of counteracting
Mr. Rosenbaums efforts a member Of the COM
mittee said that Mr.. ROsenbaum attempted to or
ganize an opposition In this city before he went 10
London, but failed Ninety-hve per cent OF all the
outstanding Union Pacific stock has been deposited
under the reorganization plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mrs Lillian f. Sherwood. the wife OF Charles
Sherwood, died at their home. No. 16s Locust-aVe'
Yesterday Mrs Sherwood was twenty-seven years
old and leaves husband and two children Tho
funeral will be held at her late home tomorrow
night. ca =. an.
Knights of Pythias (colored dlvsion) OF the state
of New-York will close at noon to-day ana al o
o'clock the members will have parade -,
The new dollhouse and nine-hole course OF the
L.archmont Yacht Club have been thrown open ana
are being enjoyed by players. Among the well.
known summer residents who are deyotees or golr
are Mr. and Mrs. George =. Ide, MI and MS
oliver Adams, Mr. and Mrs Francis M. Scott, MT
and Mrs F. W. Flint Mr. and Mrs, Charles A.
Singer the Rev. and Mrs. Richard Cobden, OSWALD
Sanderson Miss Sanderson, the Misses Scott, Mrs
Marshall f. s. Hatch and many others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


fire which broke out in the three-story frame
tenement house. at No ana ! WVou" ,no
shortly after IL o'clock Monday night gave 'he
eremsn a hard fight for an hour. and dld danase
TO the extent OF about $1,000 Five coioreo i"H',,S
occupy the house. Frederick stevens aoou' -,
O'Clock found the hall full OF SMOKE anu h"o'''
srousing the other families. he sent MS t"eNo
year-old son. Fred to the police station near W
10 give the alarm. The fremen responded pron,p, a
w. and when they arrived found dense oo ine
of smoke pouring out of the structure ne f IA
noant-house is opposite Manor Hall. ana from a
distance it was thought that the historic s,rp1 70
ure was nre, This brought 1 h,st wepe able
to save little of their effects About twenty oen in
utss after the Temsn srrT of AUSTIN Kaer ad
joining at No g. The hremen forced the 9Ooi a'I1
found the stable filled win o smSke ont and taken
10 the police stables. Edward fitzgeTald, 81 o. C ny
hoHse He had lust reached the door of the po
lice stables with the last animal wnen ne u zen was
taken into the stable by several OF me nree anu a
resuscitated In the rear OF the Au nd from them
mhSr Of horses were also taken out. The fire
started in some unknown manner III 'he oeh"' %
When the clerk opened the drug store Of j: Ward
at ond mat Several had
been pulled out and things were IN com Ho han
that mona he dk sGe Tha
Was closed about II o'clock Monday night ana t.s
ns Word was sent 10 Acting Captain QUINN and
he put Detective Carroll on the case ,.oo,,,
came to Yonkers Monday night and played re-
turn game with the Yonkers BOVINE WI s7 ia s,e
Tpon invitation, the members Of the woman
Institute Club gathered at the 20 an inter-
esting talk given by Miss Harriet A. Butter oH
The funeral of David Howell will be held to,mor-
row afternoon at his late home No ITO New Ma, Mai
st. o'clock He T TTa be S PSrea POST POST viii Gre
the usual volleys at the grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY. MAY ls 1897.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUESDAY. MAY Is. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Voege. Newcastle May q
In ballast G Randebrock Arrived the Bar at 2:55
a
Souhw Did (Br, Couyes, Cardin April 30 In
ballast Barber N Co. Arrived at the Har at 480 a
Steamer Stella G,rl. Kuhlewein Settin April ~ with
mdse 20 steeras. passengers to Hamburg American
Line Arrived a. the Ba' IA II 80 a m
Steamer Kcnsington tiiD. Bond. Antwerp May g. with
mdsc 202 steerage passengers TO the Inter
national Navigation Con pany. Arrived the Bar
$50 n
steamer Gleadowe Br. Harris, Palermo April q and
Gibraltar with ndse 10 Yallari Mitchell Co. Ar
rived at the Bar at 1890 IN nth.
steamer Philadelphia Chambers. Porto Cabeo May s.
Curacao IL and La Guayra H. with mdse and 81 pas
sengers Boulton Bliss Dact Arrived at the Bar at
I:32 m.
steamer Parklands (r) Carter, Huelva April 20 and
Gibraltar 80 with sulphur to the Pennsylvania Salt
Mining Co; vessel to simpson, spence Young. Arrived
at tho at midnight. 18th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Considerable additional territory will be added to
the routes of the letter-carriers on Saturday The
new schedule takes I'm Hillside. Washington and
Regent Park and the southern part Of Port Chester
TO the village line
r. r. Conaty. who has been in business IN Port
Chester for forty-two years. has retired and has
been succeeded by his son. John j. Conaty, Village
Treasurer
The home OF William II. Starbuck. in Forest-ave.,
on the Sound. has been leased to Daniel O'Day. Of
New-YOrk.
J. J. Riker gave a delightful coaching party yes
terday afternoon upon George X. Reads coach.
Enterprise Among the guests were Mrs j. j.
Riker, the Misses Riker, the Misses Clara and
Anna Leyerich and Mr. Rikers mother and Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
IRVINGTON.

Despite the rumors circulated that an injunction
will be served the managers Of Union Park, re-
straining them from allowing picnics TO be held
there this summer the different organizations are
making preparations for their annual outings.
Among them are Sunnyside Court Foresters or
America: Pastme Social Club, Workingmens BE-
nevolent Association and Irvington Fire Depart
ment. $500. 49,.
Dows place for the summer.
Andrew Greg has returned to Irvington, elteI an
absence OF more than n year. spent In scotland.
Among those who occupying their country
homes are Isaac Stern A. s. Major and his family
and the Misses Wendes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
GAINING AN ENTRANCE TO TOLEDO.

Toledo May ls.-On or before May % the Michi-
gan Division OF the Cincinnati. Jackson and Macki-
nav Railroad is TO be sold or leased to the De
trolt and Lima Northern. 1t Is learned from trust
worthy sources that all the details for the transfer
have been arranged At the last moment some OF
the interested stockholders may refuse 10 Iartcl-
nate in the deal but this is not probable. To the
Detroit and Lima Northern the Michigan Division
will prove a valuable piece Of property. II extends
from Toledo 10 Aegan. 1t will give the Detroit
an entrance into Toledo and outlet TO the lake:
This sale will shut the Cincinnati, Jackson and
Mackinaw OF Toledo. and In all probability the
cnmnanY,s Offices VIII be moved 70 Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
TARRYTOWN.

Phoenix Hose Company at its last meeting ap-
pointed the following parade committee. &c meet
with similar committees Of the other companies
and arrange for the iremen's parade: p. J. Con-
nell William A. Gill. John F. Schall. IT,. A. j. G..
Curean and William Bassett -
try home having moved UP from New-York city
on Monday. , -,
The Second Reformed Church Is undergoing inn
provements which will make needful its being
closed for next Sunday and the Sunday following.
Mrs w. Lanman Bull. of Irvington, has pur-
chased the property OF the late Sara n. Worthing-
ton In Broadway d.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Education, p. m.
Conservation Of Shearith Israel Synagogue. Sew
entieth-st and Central Park West, p. m.
Medico-Legal Society dinner, Hotel Marlborough.
D. m. .
Christian Endeavor Union Convention, ST. faul
Church. Inwood Long Island
Cuban memorial meeting. Chickerins Hail. p. m.
State Association Of Congregational Churches.
Tompkins Avenue Church. Brooklyn.
Aaueduct Commissioners meeting
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6O-62 West 23d st.

huge fun to play with the monster pachyderm Ono
swing of the trunk and the little ones would nave
been dashed against the rail with terrific force and
badly injured. ~ ,,
The keepers took the children out OF the Enclosure
and led them to the Arsenal, where Captain Collins
questioned them. They were Willie Grant. seven,
and his sister Eugene. six years old. They said
that their mother had sent them TO the zoo ana
told them that she would come after them They
could give their home address. They were held
until their mothers arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
ARDSLEY.

The first quarterly conference Of this district Will
he held In the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal Church.
of which the Rev. j. II. Phillips Is pastor THIS
afternoon beginning at o'clock The Rev. DR..
p a Osborn presiding elder of the district, will
occupy the chair A.. No. +,
A pleasant reception given for the Rev. j.
IT. Phillips last evening in the parsonage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
NEW ISSUE OF HARLEM BONDS.

A special meeting OF the stockholders OF the New
York and Harlem Railroad was held in the offices
in the Grand Central Station yesterday afternoon.
Thc BOARD of Directors reelected. proposi-
lion 10 issue 100000 OF 512 per cent gold bonds.
redeemable MAY J. 300. was approved. The bonds
arc 10 replace under the New-York Central
finding pian the me amount OF per cent bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
DOBBS FERRY.

The annual election Of the Dobbs Ferry Fro
Department was held last evening, and these OFF,
GERS were chosen: Chief engineer. James NJ. FL
der: assistant chief William Claus; secretary. II.
e Bliss: treasurer John W. Lawrence -
AT the last meeting of Resolute Hook and Ladder
Company the following officers were eectedi .
ert Lockhart, assistant foreman Frank l. Lest2r,
secretary and H. f. Bliss. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
y...o, For Line Mails close. Vessel sails
CONFORMATION American. 100 1000 a m
reutonic Liverpool White Star. 900 m 1900 m
Friesland Antwerp. Red Star ..,...,loOa m 1900 m
Saratoga, Havana. y CIba...... l'Vo y m 300 m
C,omanche Charleston Clyde. - 300 p m
ri paao New orleans. Morgan 800 m
AntIlIa Nassau Bahama. ............ 100 m 300
THURSDAY. MAY 20.
Prinz r. IMpod. Bremen. Lloyd. 1900 m
Orinoco Bermuda Quebec 500 1000 a
Valencia Nassau. y Cuba 100 800
Advance Colon. Panama. 1000 m 1900 IN
Colerldge, Pcrnambuco Lport Holt 900 a 1900
Santo Domingo. PrOgreso. Spanish. 1000 m II 90
FRIDAY, MAY a.
Aene Port Prince. Atlas 1000 a 1900 m
Algonquin Charleston. clyde 800 IN
Colorado Brunswick Mallory 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
PLEASANTVILLE.

An entertainment will be given in Library Hall
this evening in aid of the building fund OF d.
John's rectory The principal feature of the pro
Sramme will be a reading OF The Shaughraun' by
Thomas c. Bell. Clarence Reynolds and n. sher-
wood Hamilton will sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

the crime said that Mclaughlin never told when
10 use the checks or what 10 buy. and did not ask
for or receive any Of the proceeds from the check
In question.
William Edga- Valentine. who s serving sem
tence OF ten years In the Kings County Penltentlary
others In swindl!ng various persons and firms TO a
large extent. placed the wltness-stand in con-
vict's garb II, testified that Mclaughlin had told
him that he had received lot OF worthless checks
and was passing them through the Hampton wom-
ans services but that the girl did not know tina
they we're worthless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

Steamer Kansas City. Fisher Savannah May 49, With
mdse and passengers to the Ocean SIS Go:
folk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion b
Steamer Asonquin Patt Charleston May 10. with mdss
and PASSENGERS to william cyss GO a,,,,u,. Nav a
with mdse to the iamburs American Line;
csy sses and santa Marta H. With md.s to Pm Fcrxd
6 Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10; 90 m. ~ ,
light breeze clear thick OF short
CLEARED.
Steamer Teutonic cBr). Cameron. Nvsrpool-H Matt
steamer Frie.land Bels,. Nicks,a An,w.rp-rn,srna-
Steamer CITY OF Kingston Obj, Nckerson Port Antonio
steamer Fluminense CBD. Harvey. Para and Mana'~
via Barbados-shipton Green.
mouth or Plymouth t for ora s sssssr
Steamer Cuba (Nop. Bornhodt. Port An'onio-J
Steamer Paris Watkins. Southampton international
Steamer Italia ci,r,. Wards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamer Montauk Obi. Ger,y. Avonmouth-Jamss Ar
Steamer II F. pimock. Bear.e. Boston,-H Dmock
Steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
steamer Richmond. Clover Richmond-old Dominion So
Steamer GdGsSoro swain PhIadsiphia"
steamer Yuma. Warren, Phlsdephia-wiiam Clyde
Co; ,u lam. co,cu,,,-u Maitland K.r,ey.
Shin Sew"York Peabody. shanghai-D Dearborn
oS sbH Ge, sne rrancois Dutch w. Mebourne-Mai
Ter & Quereau s,urn
Steamers Jeanne conse fr for Bordeaux etc; Tsurio
Ur, liverpool Mendoza o,r,. Bristol; Marietta Rst
(Oree Ferna ndina: Saaie tGer) Bremen.va Plymouth
Rose (fr) London: ontario tr London city Of XMAS
ton Ir Port Antonio; Cherokee. San Domingo Ivy
Eastern Prince OBJ. Queenstown Falmouth Plymouth
Tor orders Yorktown Norfolk and Newport News: Rich
mond Richmond Goldsboro, Philadelphia; Fluminenss
1Br) Para and Manaos. Via Barbados Tallahassee
Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London. May ls.-sailed steamers Iackawanna Cbr,.
Palermo, May il.-sa!led steamer Jane kelss'' 'D"'
Antwerp May i6.-Arrived. steamer Southwark I'm
Bence NewYork. NJ,
Lisbon. May is.-Arrvsd steamer Peninsuiar por''
Bettcncourt. New York via Fayai ,,..,r.
Yokohama. May i1-Arryed. steamer Radnors""
London, May is-Arrivsd. steamers America x ypL'
Pearce New-York Edwin OBJ, Matthews New-'o~
Pernsmbuco May l4--Arriyed steamer salerno o'er'
fAemm New York. for Rio Janeiro -. ,> u,.n,
Genoa May ,s-Arrived, steamer scincia 'br' p's"s
scuiy Nav ls'~Passed steamer Have Ger, chr's'0''
prow Head MAY Passed steamers karamana .nsIc
Mc(;ay,n New, York Tor Glasgow Chicago CITY ,"' Se"
Ell New-York for Bristol. s.. m, u,xs,n-
Gibraltar May l6Patsed steamers susz ODD hss M
hotham Genoa Tor York: 18th. Lennox ,frl "i'"
s.,n New Work. for Hong Kong etc. ,,>..s,
Lizard NAV i7-Passed steamer Bremerha'eh uu"""
W,.nn,, Nav Ia q o m--Passed. steamer spaarnds"
rpn,sn Van der Zee Sew-York for Rotterdam 1.,,.,
Lizard MAY is-Passed steamer Adria oier hea'e''
Chroi,sr Nav IL m-Arrved, steamer Kaiser w
helm ii tusr9. Hosemsnn Nsw-York for Naples A"S
''f nrsmsn n' Nay is~Xnived Meier o'h
Msnts. New-york
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

r. Leverich The trip to Rye Lake, distance OF
twenty-one miles was driven by George T. Read,
took the reins To-day Mrs. J. r. Downey and Mrs.
George Park will entertain friends on drive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
IN DANGER. BUT DIDN'T KNOW 1T.

Two tots, clad In blue yesterday afternoon gave
the keepers In the elephant house a shock that
they will not soon forget They were discovered In
side the rail-, fondling the trunk Of Jewel the big
elephant who was eying them colsely. The little
ones did not realize their peril but regarded 1t as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
ABB 7i2 Moon ries II 03 Moons age 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-ssndy Hook 053 Gov Island 1905 He'll Gate i2;o
PM-sandy Hook O4 Gov. Island 1925 Hell Gate OILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUES NJ Davidson and DR.. W. G.
Walters OF Honolulu; Bishop Ellison Capers OF
South Carolina; Eben Smith Of Denver. and Ex-
Secretary John w. Foster, OF Washington, ID. Z.
UOFFMAN-General Albert Ordway. of Washing
ton and Theodore Cramp Of Philadelphia HOL-
LAND-Oliver Ames. of Boston. and Colonel Sell
den e. Marvin, Of Albany. MURRAY HlLlI-Phiip
w Stanford of San Francisco. and General James
A. Dumont Of Washington, ID. c. WALDORF
Premier r. J. sedden, of New-Zealand; ex-Gov-
ernor Buckley of Hartford. Conn., and Bishop
John F. Hurst Of Washington. ID. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
Announcements

Z, & W. Pocantco, Nakodas f. & w
Both effects In high banded collars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

Why suffer from corns when Hindercorns re
moys- easily u cts. at druggists.
Parkers Hair Basam Is lie to the hair.
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Henry A. Daniels. M. Il

% West Nth st.
Nervous System impotence steriity
ana ike ailments Hours y to l. to q