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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

Sherwood Park announce feast OF lanteTn ndres
day afternoon and evening. japanese noNeIue "a
fancy articles and refreshments Will be SOLO IN diu
Of the chapel 49,. tue,
party OF women OF North Pelham have Just
closed a successful fair at which enough money
was secured 10 purchase fine uniforms Tor inc Sth-
,etic Club Among those who took part were MLs.
x J. Merritt Mrs w H. Stead. Mrs. B. T. Caiu-
WELL Mrs. j. II. Young and others ,.
The ". c. T. U. has asked the Police Commis,,
sioners to appoint a matror 10 take charge OF
women prisoners and the appointment Will p ron-
ably be made in few weeks Chief or Poice
Foley presented charges against Sergeant Uie!tS-
man for being asleep oil duty. -. ...u
The Lincoln Legion. of Noun, Vernon has oe zen
Incorporated by the young Republicans Of inc
city. The corpcrators are NJ g. HATFIELD C9sTie ss
Downs William F. Gay. W. y. G. Glover. CnrlS-
tan Morgan. j. A. Zimmerman. p P. Fortier. WAL
ter Jones and others. .. -.
The representatives Of the Fire Department AZ
their convention Thursday night renomlnated
Charles H. Heinsohn. the present incumbent as
first assistant chief engineer. The election VIII
take place on Thursday night.
Mrs Eugen~ Estoppey was attacked In fou ei
on her bicycle, and Mr.. Estoppey was only shEr,
distance away. The dog rushed upon her, parhhs
and frothing at the mouth. He first got under ,rS
wheel and threw her off and stood over her am, 10
tried to fasten his teeth in her flesh crow IN, ~
byStanders set upon the animal ana droNe MN
away. Mrs Estoppey was not seriously bilteh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
KATONAIi.

The annual picnic OF the Sunday-school OF the
Katonah Methodist Episcopal Church Will be held
on Monday in Ashbee's Grove
Miss Mabel Milton r. Miller. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs William B. Miller OF Bedford Centre, was
married 10 David o. Adams OF this village on
"Wednesday afternoon in the First Baptist Church
In Redgord Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will live in
Ka,onah on their return from their wedding Jour
ney. .-,, -, NJ, "a
xrs Stephen Holly Miller at Mount Holly on Thurs
day evening at A watermelon feast ~
o." Mrs Minnie Newman IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
f. b. Newman. and Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. kei-
lorr are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Powell
Miss Anna Bedell. the eldest daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Abram Bedell. OF Cherry-st:. was recently
Rev J. II. Feitner. OF Bedford station Mr.. and
Mrs Hoyt are visiting Mr.. Hoyt's parents. az Che
mango Forks Broome County
Miss Laura s. Wright. OF Amawalk the only
daughter Of Mrs. Susan Pur1y Wright was married
% srhnrsday az her grandmoher's home. In ANA
~aIk 10 Arthur Newy, of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The annual meeting Of the archdcaconry Of West
chester County Will be held in Christ Church. Rye
next Thursday. There will he service AZ lo:l5 with
the celebration Of Holy Communion. Bishop Potter
will preach the Sermon
A concert will be given in the Lyceum in Rye In
aid of the Free Reading Room on the afternoon
Of Wednesday. September IL. The artists Will b"
Miss Mary Cryder soprano; Frederick VI. Schal-
scha VIOLIN Errco Dwyensi, tenor. and Albert
Sc rgemeister. piano.
The people Of Port Chester are becoming impa-
tient at the delay OF the street railway COMPANY
which was 10 have lines through the village
completed by July 80 The company scattered a
few rails and ties in North Man-st two months
ago but has done nothing more that = visible.
The Rev John f. Burke has arranged to enter
tain the friends of the Home OF s.. BENEDICT me
Moor or Labor Day There will he n hand concert
and baseball game the campus in the AFTER
noon and fireworks at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

them and they will have the use OF gymnasium
with baths and lockers. reading ana game ROOMS.
The inn will be open daily from ':W IN the morning
TIL II O'Clock in the evening except Inc gymnasium
and game rooms which will be Closed on SUNDAY.
The Water Commits sioners. al their meetns o"
THU sday night made no appointment 10 MI tne va
cdncy ca used by the death of Joseph A. Lockwo a.
ihn Superintendent a few weeks ago. Arthur w;
Ningsbury, head bookkeeper. "a 'ten appointed
clerk pro tenn Mr.. KinGshur% ePoI5ea that IN Az u,
gust there had beer l-Mp,d 1l4,652.6lS gallons OF
water from The cry Sprain Reservoir, and OF ths
"mouu 80 go gallons had been repumped INTO
tAe hien service system. Twenty taps were mace III
me month, making the total number 4loo' Inc re-
cepts were 1886 -,.,t,
The Regatta Committee Of the Yonkers CORN nan
Yacht Club met Thursday evening and decided th t
the Hester Of Commodore Prime was entitled 20 tie
Cock of the Walk flag, raced for last "a uIua{.
The Edna OF John Dickson crOssed the line nrst IL
was alleged that she fouled the stakeboat IN start
ing ana the protest made against her was sustained.
The race to-day will be startea at O'clock an h our
earlier than usual as allow contestants TO mn
ish in time to go 20 Gravesend Bay:
Seventeen members of the Pasade Boat Club en-
toyed the weekly bicycle on THURSDAY evening:
The party left the bowling -alleys in Glenwood az y
o'clock and Joined by Lowerre and PARK I'm
members at Man-st. and South Broadway. IN" run
was to Washington Bridge. g.
At he Park Hill Country Club thls afternoon Mt H;
Charles s. Dieh Mrs. Latin ana Mrs Paillard VIII
receive and at the Amackassen cub in the fal!-
sade-ave. extension. the Misses Butter VIII be the
hostesscs.
An effort is being made 10 have tho convention Of
the safe Volunteer Fircmen held IN Nonkers ~ IVY"
ORGANIZED by electing Peter =. Michel president
and A. VI. kcene secretary. 1t is intended to and
three members from each fire company in the cry
10 ag!tate he subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
INCOMING CHI\lUEN ARRESTED.
EACH SURE HE WAS BORN HERE RtT WOULDN'T
RECOGNIZE HIS PARENTS

EACH SURE NE WAS BORN HERE. RUT WOULDN'T
RECOGNIZE HIS PARENTS
Eleven young Cinnamon who reached this city
on a Nrw-Y0rk Central Railroad train from Pat,s-
burg ,ary yesterday morning were taken into
custody rs they left the train at the Grand
Central Station 10y the Chinese inspectors Pen
uinRton and Tlppctt and Deputy Collector T. +.
Dwycr. and were later arraigncd before United
States Commissioner AIexa lder = charge that
they were unltwfully within the boundaries Of
tins country. Mn, Of these Cinnamon crossed the
Canadian border at Malone abou; three weeks ago
and the other two followed about week later
Since that time they have beey waiting in Malone
to be- arrested. bat the United States Commi sioner
IN Buffalo would not issU" warrant. the Govern
incnt having decided 10 make no arrests Of China
men The bordci
Tho men arrested range in age from eighteen
to thirty ye:ts. and 80 Chinese inspectors
asserted tina; iStltious fathers be found for
each OF them. Sure enough. when the eleven
arragurd before Commissioner Alexander counsel
arpcaicd FOR tnc men and protested that all had
been born in this country and had gone to China
with their parents. All confirmed this tale, and
said that they were born In san Francesca. but
they could give description OF that city. and all
denied that they would be able to recognize their
fathers. 49,
In default Of 500 bail apiece. all were committed
10 Ludlow Street Jail for examination on Sep
,g,YI..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Invitations are out for a reception TO he given
by Mrs Carpenter of Kensico. for her daughter.
Edith on Tuesday evening. large hu'hoe' u
young people from this village VIII attend
Mrs r. J. Bell of New-York City, Is spehdlhs "
few weeks with her brother j. keao' IN n'' Ne'
ave. ,,. ..
DR. sylvanus Purdy has returned from WISH ~
Seal Harbor, Maine. 81, A.,
Miss Marjorie Dean. Of Harlem. is Visible MI
and Mrs Francis Read. in Barker-ave.
Miss Birdie Read is spending her vacation a. Nv
homo In Barker-ave and will leave for Llt'ie
Falls ~ j. in few days.
Mrs James D. Wright. OF Groye-st.. has been
entertaining her sister. Mrs l. T. Nois""' -
1Iackensack. ,
The friends of f. g. sninin Tuesday evening
assembled a; his home in Lake-st.. and ceieDIa'eu
his birthday in an enjoyable manner HIS chlioien
presented 10 him cTaycn portraits OF hiihse'i ~
his wife. u
,,,.,,,rc NJ aud Mrs d. A. lie Valley at their
home, in Barker-ave ,
Sylvester l.. H. Ward OF North-s'" Is enjoying
IN outing al Martha's Vineyard
Mr. and Mrs T. Warren and family OF Co"It,s'.'
have returned TO Ncw-fork Guy al''i 9P'
several years in this village.
Mrs William Breed and her daughter OF broau-
way are spending few weeks in the 'atshii's'
Mrs sidney Person. of Passaic. ~ j. VINO mas
been the guest of her mother. Mrs n H. lr"''' vi
Court-st has gone 20 the Adirondachs'
Mrs William Esler and her daughters, the MISSES
Ivdia and MiIliysa Esler. Of Brooklyn, are the
guests of Mrs. Benjamin +. Buckhout, oil Ceht'ai-
oi,.,,
pleasant euchre party and musical were hN. .
by the Misses Z. Quail and l.. {. Fuller guess
of Mr. and Mrs John Brodie. In Mamarohech-"'e"
one evening this week. ., ...,,.o1 of the
Salvation Army corps OF this village VII >, 1e "'"
on the evenings Of September H. ~ ~ ahu ro
Mr. and Mrs James H. hyatt oil iiHii ;;hnir
Gently gave dinner party for number 0l u ui'm
friends among whom were Mr. ana Mrs Eeiar
g. Yorke of Mount Vernon; Mrs, w IL Mss
H,ss FstelIe Ruckhout Miss Lydia EsIer Mss Mss
Alice HYATT Miss Cornea Esler MISS ht|' Wrs
1vatt Miss MiIi!ssa Eser. Miss Sarah ttEatli MI
frederick Cirossheck !. w. Bucknout ,uirnid
Promaies Louis Buckhout. Jay Wilson. feS'i"'"
Gilmore Joseph Gardner and {eniy, HyaMM o,bodiet
The BUSY Bee Society Of Hartsd"le Mct va
Eniscopai Church will mold its annual lar anu
festival i'm the lecture-rooms Of the chuICn N'""9
dav afternoon and evening. September IT,,
LANES L. Shute who recently SOLD ms ttdlil' IL, ~;
eye nroperfv and stores. has purchase" - ot -
Shurc1b.st near Barker Terrace, from H. = Hl'M
OFT Another sale is that of the RelCnarh fdi"'
pnrcbsse-st 70 Daniel Ceary, for SI"h 49,. 80
Several valuable Oriental rugs were Sloen Oh
THURSDAY night from the piazza oi oaNo 'Io"
wells house 49,. -. .ho toll,. Mich,
National Bank was this week the guest oi HS
cousin Mrs II. + Schmid. . 49,, o~,
Miss Augusta Travis. OF Church-st' is inc guest
of friends in Newport - J.. d Mice Emily
r,yErsn ia ye returned from the Thousand Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
EARNINGS OF TWO IMPORTANT ROADS.

Chicago. Sept 3.-The annual report Of the Illinois
Central road issued to-day. For the y"lr
ended June ~ 1870. the gross receipts from rafii >
Voc 81 10 81; expenses of operation and taxes.
SIS 49, sci leaving not receipts from traffic. {'S5WS
Tho incom" from all other sources swellcd the total
not receipts 10 S.5}o2iS. The total fixed charges
and rentals ~ the road g. 7t0 SOS During the
year iA6-sOD paid in dividends, and @2i'iS has
been carried forward and SGT apart as applicable n
future dividends. Tho net receipts from trathc Tor
Inc year show decrease OF s6ilIi and tho total
net to.oipts from an sources showed decrease IF
sgs ~ from the ycar ended June 20. 1896
For iuly toe freight earnings of ~" burlington
road wore -."t. rs an mcrcds" ~ S23GH over the
Same month Of last year. Tho passenger earnings
W.rr tfI2 rH 4 drcrctse ~ S25.on2. tn" not earn
IuEi of 10" ro1d for Nh" month were S%.i3 an in
crease o. St93 li over asst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
NORTH TAKRYTOWN.

Mrs Elizabeth Cox. widow OF John 'oX' ana al
amt Of Justice Andrew Tracy. died on THURSDAY
morning AT her home In Clinton-st. She Was born
in ireland seventy -four years ago. and had lived
here for the last fifty years. Her funeral WI. be
he'd this morning at Q o'clock w. s. Teresa
C'hurch burial will be in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
The hf n annual tournament OF the SLEEPY Hollow
Lawn Tennis club vii. begin on Monday ana con-
tin,e uoti SaturGaN. The club offers "A number OF
prizes and preparations have been made 10 enter
lain a large MURDER of guests. The week pro
grnr,rno viii include mems singles. doubles and
mixed doubles end womcn's singles. doubles and
mixed doubles The Tourn ment Committee Is
unused OF William A. WarAoch, chairman; Ed
win p Fischer Everett II. Thayer. Edward II.
Yale ard Charles Dunsmore Mi!lard.
Judge Andrew Tracy. receive OF taxes reports
that he has col. eCted SIG Gl005.
Judge Daniel Armstrong ard MIS- Armstrong
have returned from trip to Canada. go
The Rev. Samuel Scott, Of White Pla an VIII
ChurCh Tomorrow In the absence Of the pastor tn"
Rev W f. Clarke who il enjoying his vacation In
Ocean Grove, y. j.
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FOR REDUCTIONS.
rARRYrowN TAXPAYERS BEFORE THE
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
NO ACTION TAKEN AND ANOTHER MELTING TO

NO ACTION TAKEN AND ANOTHER MELTING 10
BE HELD on TUESDAY NEXT.
rba Greenburg town assessors held another ses-
sion yesterday in Town Clerk Purdys once 10 con-
tnue the hearing OF grievances as TO assessments.
The applicants were for the most part represented
by their counsel Frank V. Millard
A statement was filed In the matter OF the assesS-
ment OF John T. Terry for personal property SHOW
ing his debts were more than the value OF MS per
sonal property
In the case OF John Archbod counseI asNeu
10 have his real estate assessment OF H2o'oo re-
duced 70 ss oo which he Is said TO be willing 10 sell
Z, for In the case Louis stern, assessed ior
s3lodoo a reduction to s21iOOO was asked. Mrs l.
G Eastman asked 10 have the assessment Of $4,000
reduced 10 slg9J.O She also asked 10 nave the
estate divided among the heirs. Joseph Eastman
asked 70 have his assessment reduced from So'oW
TO about 10000. .o,
+ y Bull assessed for $4,000 real and slOV0 per-
sonal propcr:y asked the ground OF noh-res-
dcncc to have the personal assessment remover.
Mrs Caroline Gihon assessed for $4,000 personal
property and $4,000 real estate, wanted sSo taken
off the former , 81, .ooi oe.a,o
assessment OF Slis 00) reduced 20 about SlVVoV put
did not complain about his $4,000 personal assess
ment . , MI. o.,,d %
The Westminster County Savings Bank ASKED 10
have It's saNOU OF personal asSessment removes oIi
the ground that Il s run on non-taxaole securities
Many other complaints received, nut no
action was taken. and the Board ADJOURNED uH'''
Tuesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
MOUNT VERNON.

The public schools will be opened on Monday,
September -. and the teachers and members OF
the Board Of Education are making ready Tor
their work. There have been NUMBER oil changes
and Improvements. Professor Jared Bafhhe''' Oh
Jnnp island city. has been appointed principal of
rho Fifth-aye schools. New kind garten classes
vi,, he esta bished In the Chester Hill ana sixth
A large number OF attractions have been a.,
ranged for Monday. and many people are expected
70 spend Labor bay in this city. The prneipu
feature will be the bicycle parade at ociock;
Mnve Than three thousand wheelmen are expected
70 take part IT. the afternoon the Mount vernon
Driving Club will have series OF races IN Ahe H,
daie and there will be ball games by the y NJ
Re and Yonkers teams and a picnic Of the
carpenters unions Of New1RoShehe ana MOUNT
1' women or Of ST. Marys Episcopal Chapel In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
EIN IAyO 4 car AND VAS GRlCIOt y.

Julia Burne twenty-one years DID, of No. 800
kighth-st while riding down Madison-ave. on n
bicycle last night. ran into a streetcar. which was
Il rninC from Forty-second-st. into Madison-ave
Miss Burnell was thrown from her wheel and re-
ccly.d a confusion on the left eye and several
bruises on her side. She was taken into IA neigh
boring drug store and attended by an ambulance
phvsician OF the Flower Hospital William Muir
raw the driver OF the strectcar, was arrested. but
wa. released the refusal OF Miss Burnell To COM
plain against him.
''It was my stupidity that caused this said
she and the driver was in no way TO blame"
Policeman Herman. Of the Grand Central Station
told the girl that she could prosecute II she cared
TO- but she was firm in her refusal. crowd that
had gathered cheered Miss Burnell when they
heard her decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
PEEKSKiLL.

The parade OF the Peekskill cyclists. under the
auspices of the Van Cortlandt Wheelmen Of this
place. held Thursday night was viewed by sew
eral thousand people. The judges were Cornelius
a. Pugsey. Or. \. d. Dunbar and George T.
Briggs. The prizes awarded follow Tan
dem. Messrs. Miller and Tompkins: womens. hrst.
Edith Wa1hburn; second. Ellie chase. OF Croton:
to Minnie Room. The mons prizes were won as
Tate. president Of the Van Cortlandt Whcomcn
second: NJ. McCorJ, third: Nj. Lyman i"urth
John Hikor. Hfth. William Borden. sixth. and
Harry Smith. seventh.
Nelson G. Foshay. Editor OF The Highland
Democrat" and his wife and two sons. returned
Yesterday from Lake George. where they have
been since tho first week in June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
MANIAkONECk.

The lawyers Of c. Oliver Isen arc preparing for
litigation with the assessors. Mr.. 1Selin Is as
sessed for $4,000 real and $4,000 personal property
The assessors refuse to reduce the valuations, ana
papers are now being prepared for a writ OF C@!-
fiorari to have the assessment reviewed inc
hearing will he before Justice Martin j. k"osh
this month - ,
The women of the Mamaroncck Free kindergar,
The Village at the home Of Mrs. +. II. Bell. az
Orienta Point, next Wednesday Mrs FcH VII. % %
A. sisted by Mrs Thomas l.. Rushmorc. Mrs. L. h.
NcGregor Mrs. Thomas 4. Maitland ind others.
A minstrel performance. followed by = reception
will he given in the Town Han on Monda! night
in aid OF Holy Trinity Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
IupPOl EuEVTS AT THE AQrARIru.

p about tao three weeks the public will DC
able 10 view the latest improvements whch arc
being made a. tEc Aquarium The galleries Will
then BE- oper TO visitors The entire upper part Of
tho building III b. devoted smaller fish. t'iitlcs
ard crIistaccana. Or Bean. the director Of the
AouJrium. while ii.s vacation III Southampton.
Long Island. obtained Il number 81 kinInsh. tom
Gods silver gafs. -Tcgcr hs!i. hie fish and pipe
FISH. ana these have been added To the AQUARIUM :
hnny tribe.
built. and q new Ash hatchery is contemplated.
The hatchery will likely do away with tho foreign
stations. from which many rare nsh are now Oh
tanned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
IT BLEW THE SiILS TO SHREDS.

The schooner Henry Finch. which arrived yester-
day from Norfolk Va with n cargo Of lumber.
experienced heavy weather on her trip and lost
several Of her sails. The schooner passed the Viz
giria Capcs about . o'clock Monday morning.
and about > o'clock tuesday morning squall
struck her. Before the crew could prevent II the
schooner had lost her mlinsail dying Jib and stay
.3il They were blown 10 shrcds by the force OF
the gale. Tho storm lasted about an hour. and
for II time Captain Henry SOpcr and tho crew
feared that the schooner would not weather II.
The Henry Finch Is owned by William =. Rich
ardson v hose Office IL at No 50 West-st. She
tied up At Sxteth-st. and the East River last
fpht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL RATE-CUTT1NG.

Minneapolis Sept a score or moro OF repre-
sentative freight men 81 Minneapolis and St Paul
have been summoned to appear bofor" tn" Federal
Grand Jurv. which Couvenos September :. TO teS-
tfv as to charges ~ Illegal rato-cutting. There Is
much CONSERVATION IN railway circles in consc-
duouce The Interstat" Commerce Commission hrs
had ns special attorney. j T Marchand. her"
looking up the cases. Mr. Marchdnd refuses n
discuss tho matter further than 70 say that 'ther"
seems to have been less regard for tho Interstat"
Commerce act In this locality than in any other
commercial centre IN tho country The Illegal
cutting IS said 10 have been done mostly on hou:
rat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

The ci>ct!on' ~ Horace j. Morse. OF the banking
firm Of \. 81. klddor co. az Ncw- York. as prcsi-
don't of the Iowa Central Railroad In place OF Rus
sell Sage was no surprise. Three months ago
circular sent out from Mr.. Sdge's Office. asking
for proxies Tor use AZ the election. This circular
was followed hy another. signed by A. VI. Kdd"r
n co.. Strong. StIrSis n 60. and other firms. ask
iuE stockholders 20 withhold thor proxies from NJ.
Sage. Subsequently an arrangement Was made
with Mr. Sage whereby b." to retire from tho
presidency. A-cordinCly. h. declined reelection.
Tho management Of the property was uusatiSfdr-
tory the interests represented 10y tho signcrS OF
fnc circular sent ont after Nr. Sagcs circular had
been ISSUED. Mr. Sage has been president OF tn"
Iowa Central since its reorganization I'm lHN,. The
quotation FOR Iowa central stoch o. 1874,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
TO SIIL ron EUROPE TO-DAY.

Among the passengers booked TO sail on the
Cunard liner Lucania to-day are Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. T. Belmont. the Rev. DR.. g. &. Bell Count
D,sscuiiy CheValier ". Casni, Mr. and Mrs. W. T..
Rowbo,ham j. q. McNcker, Mrs. j. W. Richie.
,hcyaer Ntttoro ssela, Professor Anderson stuart.
Chevalier Francisco Gomela. Professor and Mrs.
Robert Austin and Prince Louis Of Savoy.
Those 10 sail Ola the Pennsylvania, of the Ham
burg American Line. include Dr. and Mrs Charles
4 t;wvnn Professor and Mrs. -. &. Brown Miss
Adcline r. Kicker. Mr. and Mrs William Robertson
nd IrOfrsaor Oscar Werncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
ARDSLEN.

The midsummer tent meetings OF the ATdsley
Methodist Episcopal Church were begun month
ago and the intention was TO hold them for two
weeks They successful that II was de-
cided TO continue them for third. and then
fourth week. The meetings have been conducted
BY the Beebe brothers and Mrs. Beebe, assisted by
the Rev. J. II. I'aillips. pastor Of the Ardsley
Methodist Episcopal Church. and by the cere ymen
OF the neghboring villages This week the Rev.
A E Barnett pastor OF the Washington Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church. New-York- CITY. and
the Rev Mr.. i.osslof OF Woodlawn, delivered ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-Cornelius ~ Bliss Secfelai!
OF the Interior, and District-Attorney 1ouhss u
Queens County. GRAND-captain s. s. F.oyu' q
s. A.. Of St. Louis. HOLLAND-Governor n. .
Pingree of Detroit, Mich: A. ". Sewall. OF Plus
burg and Ex-Governor Thomas a. Osborn OF nan
sas observation-disclosures William Bum Oh
Idaho and Z. Berliner, of Washington MANIA :
TAN-Professor Josiah Royce, of Harvard Chl-
versity Cambridge. PLAZA-W. A. Stewart OF
Lenox Mass WALDORF. r. Wood, general
passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad: OF
Philadelphia. Adjutant-Gencral c. whitney Ilinng-
hast of Troy and Count A. Dersowffy. OF Austria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RECEIVERS FOR A CAR COMPANY.

Cincinnati Sept. 3-On auxiliary apphcaton
United States Circuit Judge Taft approved the APP
pointment of w G. Lane and r. MCGEE rs receivers
of the United States Car Company. Tho company
was organized with capital of $4,000. and mas
plants at Hegewisch. H.; Admission, Decatur and IN
Cherokee County. Ala. and at trbara Ohio. Tie
applic alton was made by 6. T. De Crows. OF Lon
don England who alleged that tho bonded ndebt-
cducss of the company is A.0g7iG'. Of which S2G2-
~ is past pdvmcnt The assets amount TO N.l2oio.