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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Edward Martin. seventy years old. for many
years the chief clerk In the County Treasurer
ONCE died at the home OF his sister. No. Post
AVE- West Brighton, yesterday morning 1t 10
supposed that heart disease killed him. for he died
suddenly. He native OF the Island. and had
previously been employed In the County Clerk n
The annual meeting OF the Harbor Hill Golf
Club will be held on Wednesday evening. There
will be an election Of governors
The Cricket Club will give ball on the evening
OF November % IN honor OF the Ladies' Club.
The managing committee consists Of Charles Bar
ton r. St George Walker. A. p. Kenney, John L.
Randle A. w. Morriss, r. II. Rokeby. Charles +;
HoWIand Carlisle Boyd. Oscar Won Burnuth and
w H. DaVidge. o,,-,. o,,,
w Kennon Jewett, president Of the Cricket Club
has with Mrs. Jewett, gone TO Colorado. -
The steam yacht Varuna New-York Yacht CLUB
E. s. Higgins, owner, which has been hitting OUT
IN ,be Erie Basin for an extended cruise In foreign
waters has left the basin, and IL at anchor of
Stapleton The owner and his friends are TO board
The Yacht on November a DIT Stapeton. and II Is
expected that the start will be made on that day
or the next.
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SING SING.

Tho difference Of opinion that has long existed IN
the Board OF Village Trustees between the con-
servative members and those who believe In going
ahead IN public Improvements is likely TO be brought
10 an issue In the courts. In the matter OF the
widening and Strengthening Of State-st.. between
william and South Malcolm SITS. now under way.
An Injunction will probably be served on the Board
tbia week stopping the work on this thoroughiare,
on the ground that there is no money In the village
treasury TO meet the cost. and mat the trustees
under the charter have no right 10 contract any
debts. The taxpayers who are behind these inJunc-
ton proceedings say that the village authorities
have already exceeded the annual tax levy OF this
year by $780, and that any further increase 10 th.s
Illegal nde1tedLtss os De Stoppeo U i'm one % S' S
work assert that there Is nothing ese 10 DC oohe'
thai the work h redd' "a
and widen the street has been given by the prop
upon the eondon d aa' ,D me eoa vdae
Inc sidewalks and cutters and sei the curDs and
maj e and n some iSture time e. cost the Village
large sum OF money, " acquired, as might be nee
,sss Who were most heartily in favor OF the I'M
provement al Inc outset are WI ing 10 admit az
10 be much more expensive than was at hfst an
worth League win be hed this evening In the chapel
Church The topic OF discussion VIII be Wash
ss siS viii Do 5ssd X Miss Bertha Lewis Miss
s May f Miss Lena Storms, MS; smsh Mss
Edith Atwood and Miss Jessie Baker will read Sc;
% sss'SHs viii hiI Be furnished by Mrs; s%h Miss
I MT es ss anS at
On s ~: ;SD : s e
Building. The room Is we'll lighted by numerous
sSs se.s. y ss In ss 1921 ss rs
wood-carvers are turning on. some nandsome work
IL nrison chapcis ana furniture for the prison
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Hope Chapel In Harrison. has elected the follow
,ng officers: William Matthews. president; h. NJ
Brown, vice president; William r. Bull, treasurer;
F. S. Grove secretary. and Wesley Burger. Char.es
Il Bell and r II. Holman, trustees. 49,
A literary and musical entertainment VIII De gwen
by the women of the Presbyterian Church IN Port
Chester on Thursday night In the lecture room.
The annual Thanksgiving dinner for the poor
children OF the village will be held as usual this
year probably In Irving Hall The committee VIII
-eceive subscriptions at the Office OF Theodore C..
Parker In South Main~st
The public library, which has been repalnted ana
renovated will be reopened to-day. -
The families of J. Howard Wainwright w
are among those which have closed their country
homes and returned 10 New-Yorh
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AfAMARONECK.

At meeting OF the Mamaroneck Free Kinder
esrtep Association, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas l.. Rushmore arrangements were made TO
give a Thanksgiving dinner TO the children OF the
Inc Rev f. c. Hoag. OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, occupied the pulpit at his former charge n
Simsbury, Conn, yesterday and the pastor OF
that church preached here 49,, I'LL, -,
Harry Sylvester Six Of New-Rochelle, were married
recently in ST Thomas's Episcopal Church by the
The factory OF the New-York Wall Paper Com.
pany after an idleness Of two years, has resumed
operations. and gives employment to seventy per-
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NIL IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN -: ~
stn lions in New-YOrk. foot OF barclay
and ChristOpher streets. u,rrrr
yESTIBULTD TRAINS. pullman BUFFET

CABS.
p'' TIVE ' ora SGEs summit Bernardsvte BssSins
Ridge Madison NorrstoNn, Passs!c Pa,ersSSn bSF
DoWer Stanhope, NEWTON, BCDp.s LIN
iioIaxr Uop aTCONI Hackcttstown: SCHOo I.d>
uOifNTAiN Washington. PHlLIIPSBukG rASlUS'
WATER CAT STRot'DSBuR,. roe9 DO Mo " S1f
scRhNToN, PITTsToN. WlLKESBa,KFkkEEIn MN N,..
G con ERf,SUG fHtMToI OXFORD. NORWICH Wa.,'
LII. 'iTICA RrCHFrELD SPRINGS, So,.Srsaa'
cvp' ,cI-eF OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO EL,MlnH
coRSfNG BATH DANSNIllE ~ FIAtIWE sHT AZ
nor,s wF.sT NORTHWEST I'D SOUTH w - a;
400 AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops :" ''"e'p-
"a % MM'tca.. carr, BUFFALO. sCRANToN glSd
PpftSTWtESyi,tp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OSW EoC
EEXPpESs Pullman Pa-ior Cars Conneer,.n,s -
Runalo with train, for Chicasc ana po'n ri MIRA
90 p M-SCRANToN. WILk EsEAhfEr al" ~
.oo EXP WRscR tTToN wrIKFsBARRE AND pLYM-
WV oI;rH EXPRESS Pullman Rurst parlor ssr E,n,...
-oo ap.iy,-Chicaeo Vestibuled LimMeSa hAPr-ss
fVo =. ScRsSToS. RINGBAMToN. Ei-M,.kAv III. ~ :,
FarS pullman Buffet Steering car Ne"-i0'A "
chcaro nnngC,,, wsst .. Pullman se.pers for
$50 srrir y .H PINGHHMT6N, ELMlRA Bath NJ.
WnppIs a-d BIIFrAIO arSyin. N syna, 49, a y
ON ~ Ipsy,-BUFFAIO. Scranton BlSS eIifST
~" Ton oWEGO ITHACA. ELMiRAi , ~ hAI NV,
UTICA and oSwEGo ENPhESS' fu'"'a" 'N-@'
rI slTR AND PULLMAN hccnMMSHpAriESSp PARK
Henry GaI 1,woy and et2 Brosdway Tickets at fey
place w III 9Th ave cor i2thst: 81 IVES. ,IS,h..s
s,,rbussve York SSs ang $50 mi ,nsor.
80 pro.dw.y Prookyn Timetables gi'ihs tuh '"''
nation al stattons ~oup ANY will call for and
from hotel residence to destination
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Nv. and intersect,ng streets near KinIs High

ave. and intersecting streets near KinSs High
way Brooklyn. 80 r,... ..,A.
rrh omss r Donnelly referee One-hundred-eno-
fortieth-s north side 1926 feet east OF SoL
aGxeSa several one. two and three story oricK ana
frame buildings; due on Judgment. slsilo. D IT,
Nv James l.. Wells: Foreclosure sale; u r. IN,
side rs feet east Of Eleventh-ave, 25xsSs Iouo-
story brick tenement house; with store. ano % css
BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.: Foreclosure SAFE Johh
F. Brodsky referee: No. "a East Tweldtnsss sSu .
aide 3746 feet west OF Second-ave.. 2xlbo hve-
story stone-front tenement-house; due on 1sme"'
81. 269; subject to another mortgage FOR sloVVV.
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SOLDIERS FIGHT on STATEN ISLAND.
A PRIVATE OF THE WITH ARTILLERY STARS
SERGEANT IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL

A
SERGEANT IN A DRUNKEN QUARREL
Walter P. Stone. twenty-five years Old native
OF virginia stabbed and seriously injured Sergeant
Bernard Duffy, OF Battery X, Win Artillery, on
leland stone Is locked up ia Police Headquarters
awaiting the result OF Dufys Injuries. lie !. a
recruit OF five months service. ana ms aWk~atd-
ness mad been the OF many cen=urcs by ms
sergeant For this reason he took n violent dislike
10 Duffy and made trouble for him whenever he
could lie Is six feet tall and was always looking
for fight. 49, ,,.,. -
on Saturday night the men. In two dlnerent par
ties spent the evening at one OF the South Beach
hotels They returned home late, all somewhat tho
worse for their long stay in the hotel barroom. In
Sea View-ave Stone quarreed with Sergeant
Duffy, and the started TO settle II with their
fists Before the fight ended Stone drew a Knife,
sla he'd Duffy on the face and then made lunge
for his abdomen. The blade was on the wrong
angle and Instead struck Just on the point or tho
hip bone II made a deep slash, but the bone prob
ably saved the mans life. Duffy was taken TO tho
pos, hospital, and the surgeons say he will re-
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


SrA AN6 sss, WEST TwESTyEAsp STREE.
Street. aSs minute: s.r than ina, given below 70:
7'Ss T. SSsI s aHIvpulm.e pSs.. r:.,s. G.
F1f FsSHsflvS$is iL III iy:s
lion cs.s in.Hs saa
% !s sfHfS'' Ssisss@ hS S:S..4
40 aSIfs ESTE s;i!sA p-
y 5sss.s: s:1 nHs esr. "a
Ky I: 'A t psGr snd.y SS s.eS pur, and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo. except
WASHINGTON AND THE r-UTH.
"a AZ s2s 2s osS .p1nnx Cap 1913 ~ 5n,nS ci -
:: ss sS%isy $.i 's :DTIs ::' : ,s;::
socThsSs 'R'S ft ssa M n m 10 as.
ATLXSTIc COAST LINE.-Expre~ ess {. m and as
sak 95 SSfS4 eo%p5R ssa m
44IiEEAASI5G' c i;s - p: ss' *s:..-sau
Grove and Point piesssn, "ro" Vest twenty third
s ssTsSs s5.. ss SS III, ;is
D. m su GAYS. o.A5 a. m. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo 725, 755. 1926. so5. % s5S Penna Limited, es
LINING Carr 1913. ll.o5 n. l235. L53 2oo, 500.
20 20 Dining Carr. ass Dining carr. 6.S DninS
IS IS ;? SIS s. L .slS a,sGs s'SssSy' =:
Loo dining Carp. S55. +.25 Dining Carr AS Dining
night.
:: :' *: 4f s: e. 'ss ,s:s II ;'s 8
Station and stations foot Of Dssbrosses and corss
spdt ST. cts. Court Street $50 Fulton Street W
sroadway; and BROOKLYN Annex station srooElyn:
station. Jersey City. The NewYork Transfer Com.
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences through destination.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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DOBBS FERRY.

Tn. second annual masquerade ball Of the Chaun-
cev Amateur Dramatic Club Will take place on
Wednesday OF next week in the Ardsley Lyceum
The Rev S. Parkes Cadman. OF the MetIopoi.ddIi
Ardsey Methodist Episcopal Church this evening
on Life In London"
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

i,iyosss mad hive minutes earlier from West 23ds,.:
u..ul A NJ EApfess daI.y fOI Bias aanton
v.|eply Enlra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
av p M.--ves,buled Limited fast mall Daily. soii
tram chicss va cnaua'tas nS r., cbesso s.xs
Ina aud cincinnati. Dining Car ,,...,, -.
on y, M.-Bu.tao and Cleveland Vestoulei Express
,.jy a-riyes Buffalo 7.S A. NJ. Bradford I:lI A. VI.
iames,own zoo A. NJ Cleveland ESQ r NJ s!eepers 20
Tstat Chicago and the West. cafe Library Car -
DSss - NSVia Chsutauqua Lake and Niagara Fa!ls
psty SOLID train chicago Sleepers to Hornelsvli!s'
unSasr r9 1.s' LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
scronIuoIa,ons ~, li3 26i ioi and e6 Brad
i Rowery i56 East l2Jth-st. and 81 West l25th-
way chambers ana IVES, 23i-s ferries NeS.Y9rk sss
*, Broadway. Brooklyn. 20 HUDSON
ana % ard Jersey city Station Westcott Express
~ ,r and checks baggage from hotels and residences
"a ssstfn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New-York foot II Liberty -.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81.

and Whitehall Terminal
on and 'a sf.r '' %oT Of i tSs' iss7
3 so H. HsSSrn to Tsass ' i
Iao 40 $50 g Easton) 545 $50 TO Ae len va
500 ' p sl Il 49, ''O' 10 Nas'0H' A. NJ '' '.''
For yis..SsrEe Pt,:,og and Scranton; sio A. NJ
=, For Feeding and Har9g pug a. a t $50 Bic o. Rs o
SUNDAYS, $50 NJ 100, goo. 500 to Readinso SO"
For sunbury Levisburr and wliamsport at 80 500.
go 4 81. 1910 100. 300 p. NJ sundays 40 A. NJ.
%" 49,, ALL RAIL RoUTE. cnovr
S F ana XXI n :, ,Sa e PHI, rs 80 90 $40 20
Rs Saio on ' i5 ' 10 s:ss s5 p e. sunday, os
AZ Interaken tor Asbury Park ard OCEAN GrOve) 90"
o.y -" $40 lo ss%sr. Idi: a'S 40 c's SATURDAYS
For Toms River. Barn.s'' PARK and narness' 49,
For Atlantic city vlneand and Brdseton. 40 A ~.
x, TsF @ E.'if ss.Sssh' ~ ss;'';
80 p ~ sundays 900 \ NJ. 400 p. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, x BAbTIMoRE. AND WASH
s,v Fem s t3S' i q 9 1i 20 s. Dining Car,
sundays. $50 1900. i;ao Dining Car 4; ~. zoo
5O go ~ YrS STin % &e u 4 tS
Week days 40 - So so SO ~, s',' eos 60 3:
lao go II? s i l.s :9e 2 sf5 Ss s 3 ?SS A
o S G ne 100 20 lsi ie %e s Sgnt .sc . SS
s:ss. VA? sgs SIS 500 $50 7;25 s:a5 go sS'
s f. Il, Il e. e. Il e.. 'f Elk '' e.
M US wet e l?s6 - cogpSas Az New yoIs
,bur The New York Transfer Co will call for and
check from hol.. Or residences TO destna'on
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A new steam-heatIng apparatus has been put IN
the clubhouse OF the Scarborough Pastirne Cluo on
the Shepard estate. The apparatus Ia the Gilt OF
Mrs Elliott +. Shepard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

commission rooms IN the Capitol at Albany. warden
sage exnects to begin the demolition OF me OLD
messroom within month or So ara rs 1ron ths
material thus obtained, for the use or some OF ths
prison officials, the houses to be out on ene .oAu
fading south from the prison groonos 20 epai'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
THE uoNTEFIORE HOME ELECTION.

TIN. Montefore Home for Chronic 1nvalids held
tho tbirteenth annual meeting OF its Board OF d.
rectors at the Home buildings. One-hundred-and-
thirty-n,nth-st and the Boulevard yesterday. when
the following directors were elected. to serve Tor
uapoS RAcu KAUFMAN MANDEII.
1s ~ ItI.TfNt,yTHAL SAMUEL SACHS,
i0rTfS cI.hRK JK HENRY SOLOMON.
RAPHAEL. ETTlNGER, LEOPOLD sIEhN,
MAX w. MENDEI. SAMUEL CNTEHMfE1s
president Jacob II. Schiff read the report Of the
outgoing directors and told of the prosperous
condition Of the Home and the good work which
had been done during the year.
There was received during the year from mem.
Ladies' and Gentlemcns League. 5000
After the meeting OF the Director the annual
League was held when officers for the year were
elected. as follows: Luc!en l.; Vonheur. president
honorary secretary: J. Back, treasurer, and n L.
Erngsr. chair nan Of the Board OF DirsotorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions ior The Irolns
pr.,y.S a. their Uptown Office No l.2i2 Broadway.
q door rorth II 3ists,. until o'clock p M advertise
40 c.ve, a, the following branch Offices at regular
u,s 80 mil O'Clock D. Wiz: e5+ sth-aye,
on o3 1t Isl 6th-ave. cor l2th-s Macs oth-ave
West 42d-st 6,haye ee East itth-sl; 20 sss
betw.en 10Th ant 18th OPS 2d-ave. near olN.
-s lsav. near s9thst $50 81 ave. near M
~ 90 EAST 7g,h-st: l. 92i 3d-ave.: 1862 a-ave
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R.K.

Trans leave W t2d 81 StdtIVN, ~, 10 ~ '0'S
,k ~ earlier from foot Of Franklin ST. p.,n..-
i0,In DAILY AIban,. UTICA SYRACUSE SSsxs-
AVno pnr.Ia Niayara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo WV
land az 4 Chicago $780,. ,,u.,r.., rtca- Syrs-
600 p H. DAILY for Albany Montres' roronto D.
yrnt t.isyriand q icago and ST. Louis Roch.s-
SuHP NJ DAILY for Albany. Utica. syracuse rsvsisnA
t.T Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit S's's~
SneaS ,st a. - princpal hotels and Offices
'A' G. r. LAMBERT. General PassenseS MsVW oS,t
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"RI ACk DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 955 F. NJ. Pullman Vestble Day
coache, and Par1r Carr. Dining gear service MEAS "a
carte. Conne.', Buffalo with through 'leepers 70
.i2,25 i2,tO p " daily. except Sunday. for aACCH
CHUNK Intern edaie points
'i2;5S. 1918 r. 81. SUNDAY, only. for EASIo''
MATCH CHI NIX and the coal branches ,,,r r,r-s
40. 40 =. NJ daily. except SUNDAY l2r .
pARRF PiTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inteTnIe-
date Connects tor all points III cVA' 'es''''
cha 4, Wilk-starre. - a., r-rrv-S
.3,6S, 4;tO r. NJ. daily, except sunday 'or
pARRT PITTsToN. SCRANTON and principal 'nternls-
date stations Connect. for all points N me coai 's'
pullman Buzz, Parl1r car 10 Nllkesbtrre -.
.3.55, +,2O p. II. For EAslON and inte'me''s'e e'a
.si55. $40 F. NJ daily for EAsroH and intermediate
:6,Ss. ZOO p NJ aaIiy for BUFFAIO NIAG ,tsiS;.
i,ntn : Y :, Chc.so se.pers 10 Burao and Toronto;
$50 $40 P daily. except sundsy s@ppiInss, eny
q, sOI'TH PiAtNF1Ei.D. EhsToN, BEIHLEEHkEsS ~
MAUCH CHUNK. l. JuNGTioN sAIKE, r00aSE
To putin, an sleeper Tor Buffalo None but sleeplng-cA
n,s~rrsr, carrie FL No baggage carried ,-,,
.s;HS, 0.OO +. 81 daily ~ NihhhSbAhEHfE, IN ~.
ACA GENFVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. HlA5AhA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman seepers 70 Wilkes
AsB,ion, local trains daily except sunday for BoU
70 Sos iosO A. ~ IS. 23o. '3:33. 40 and
'rIr.,,s and Pullman accommodation. At IL .ol -
o.. ami So Broadway 81 r. itth-s;. 1919 r. 10Th
o., i5r Woysry y y. $50 Fulton St, Court ST., vs.
s,o.dvsy ana Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. - A..
T-,n.t.r co. viii call ior and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 20 d'stinatloh.
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IEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

foot West 23d-st. Perm r. RI cortanat or
pe.hrussss 81.
'rndica'sa time from West I'D 81 other rg'hes $40"
tine from Cortlandt Desbros.-s st a., a..
'D;IJ, GAO \. 81 daily SUNDAY $40, ~ NJ TOT
MATCH CIT NIX and irterInedlat. stations. .o,.~
'755. $40 4. NJ daily FOR WILKES Akf't :,
Ton week days. EIMIRA (w'ek days illiAL,h,
GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NlAGARA + Nils
and the Wet principal local points dining car ana
chair car Buffalo, go. NJ
'1O.5. 1850 A. NJ. sundays only ior boun' p'0'"
and Intermediate. stations
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Cost an0 fonno.

OsT OR STOLEN. November iith. gray ssa eS;
.sS nen-bltten 15n hands high heel corks on IRONY
sso black mare years. white spot on forehead on
hind leg white curly tan tat and heavy weisnns ai
nnunds liberal reward will be paid LOT inIot mauoh
ssainr 20 their recovery A. A. STEWART AlsS osoAa
~ 9TH floor, Nsw-York.
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nAIITIMORE AND !, OHIO H!Eosir

Leave . New tr sSeS; sunSay. Sunday.
,,. pal. PAY NJ. .i'5s r ~, .i2:iO night ~
pt,,sS"rx .4:25 A. ~. 1928 p. NJ, H;'0 = -"
'i2;I0 night , .oks A NJ s5:J5 7. NJ.
p'ner .i:5s DINER, ts2S piner' ADD eD'n'F'
Is :SS p NJ, 1910 night
New Orleans, '4:Ss P, n: 0hro,sn ,s serpe''
T,tains leays Liberty st. minutes I.h Lob,
tu trains are Illuminated with PnsseS EshE ,.,h g.
Onices: iiS " eSa SlI Fulton ST.. BrVoklyn White
I Tsymna Bagssc. checked from hotel OF rss'asn''
to destination.
DVERTIsEMENTs and suSscr,p''SSn n ia.2 Broadway
81 north si,s; c until Ssncs Once. regular
once rates until o'clock m VIZ 20 MacyS
o'e 1872 6th-ave.. cor iStn-s'rr e6h-
g., o and Itth-st i42 coiumbus-aye near Wes 81
st. West t2ds near sI Is az AYES. ise East
~ sss *, ave- between roth and IIsn Us' A"~'
ave near Sist-st.: i.1oS lst~sve' near ''H
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!, 4; T KEY WEST HOTEL. KEY WEST p
gig Il: n$E Esis !" , s;; s ":
z IT,!
f.: fsS opens Jan. Is Fred Sterry Msr'
sGEEtCG | PALM BEACH Palm Beach Inn ~, =, r.
ssaE ;S: =" i"s s5: $ F::: 81
s.. 81: e. (: 4:
ss Ss:s: ;ssh +
sa5s:2 r, Ss;s; s:a K F!s,!as Ris Ms,
GE .s--,y opens Jan. 5. I. +. Bullock, Mgr.
- 'aa oCAL.A OCALA HOUSE.. A, +.
- ,o3 = open all year p r. Brown Mgr'
: so Ell BEILEAIR, BEILEV1bW. - T..
d" -"S Op,ns Jan II. W. A. Barron. Mgr
CT sX 1nsN Mass kSs"s. Hotel
fohh way 10Th 81 Glsey House p e up
DO 0th Ave- tsh The windsor e. "a 20 * *
do ......: ws.tm Mns e. c, Cloud Hotel f. r. $50
S So cor 9th aver leh.sJ Hot. ~, Han9vsr' :, ~ H.
40 chambers W. Bway) Cosmopo,sn r.i r. <; NJ, ny
40 GenoI 18th ST. Baimoral h nj y ca IN
90 ,9S,n.s IiS ST. Hotsl Bayard Family HoteD hr
f ad Tan5 IN. i e yet Ffsb up
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THIS WEEKS AUCTION SALES

promising list OF offerings IL scheduled for this
week in tho auction rooms. Tho list Of thoss 10 be
cold. excep, where otherwise mentioned. at No
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
At MARRIAGE ALTAR
WEDDING-BEiLs THROUGHOUT
THE STATE YESTERDAY.
A, Pretty Church Event In Char
ffcssiIlc--Tasfcful Decorations
Ncinbur4-bnrth-A Couple Made
Happy in the valley city.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, January
b. ,Special)-At the Methodist church.
st high-noon to-day. in the presence OF a
large asscmblage OF friends. Miss May
Morris Gleason. eldest daughter OF Mr.
ID NJ. Gleason, was united in holy we'd
lock 10 Mr.. Hugh Russell Hawkins. Of
lhe firm Of Chapman, Hawkins a. Bro
hcr The church was tastefully deco
-aici with ported plants and palms. AS
.to bridal party entered the sweet strains
d the march from Lohengrin filed the
church. The couple were met at the
altar by the Rev. Dr. J. Wylle Bledsoe
elo performed the ceremony I'm a beau
aiul and impressive manner. The bride
aas very becomingly attired in travel
ing suit of green cloth. and carried a bou-
luct OF la France roses and ferns. The
lshcrs were O. + Hawkins. brother OF
thc groom; Messrs. c. G. Ergenbrlght,
ani John Maddox. and Or. j. Il. Early.
Immediately after the ceremony the
Young couple were driven TO the Main
street Station. where. amid showers OF
rcc. they boarded No for a three
weeks tour OF the northern cities Both
bride and groom have a host Of friends.
and. as an evidence OF friendship and
good wishes. the presents were numer-
oas. costly. and serviceable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-21
HlDDLE--NANN.
petersburg Wedding--Pretty De-
corntions-The Attendants.

PETERSBURG, VA. January 2O-(spe-
ciaL)-Mr. Morton Riddle. Jr. and Miss
Nahhle Mann, daughter OF John Mann
Esq., were married this afternoon at 5
O'Clock in st. Pauls Episcopal church.
'he rector, Rev. o. S. Bunting, offciat-
ING. The decorations for the occasion
were very tasteful and pretty. The
cnurch was filled with the friends OF the
popular young couple. and in the hearts
OF all were the cordial wishes for their
future happiness and welfare.
Miss Katharine Mann. sister Of the
bride. attired In white silk, and carrying
bouquet of white roses, acted as maid
OF honor. and MIR. Willie Riddle, Il bro
ther of the groom. was best man. The
Following gentlemen acted as ushers:
Dr. h. II. Field, OF Norfolk; DR.. ID.
Meade Mann, OF Richmond; Professor
Hugh Bird, of Williamsburg; Mr.. Harry
Mann, DR.. II. Gilbert Leigh. Mr.. William
NJ. Habiston Mr.. William Bruce Stevens,
and Mr.. William p. McRae, Of Peters
burg.
The bride, gowned in blue broadcloth,
and carrying "A bouquet Of American
Beauty roses. entered the church on the
arm Of her father, and was met in front
OF the chancel by the groom, accompa-
MED by his best man, who came in from
the rear. The strains of wedding
marches greeted the entrance and speed
ed the departure Of the happy couple.
Beautiful little Misses Hester Riddle and
Katharine Mann gracefully filled the Of
flee OF flower girls.
The bride is a member of a distinguish
ed family, accomplished and attractive.
The groom is one of the most deservedly
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couple left for the North on their we'd
ding-tOur