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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-02-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of York.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
w. E. Adams, as executor of the estate of
A. P. Campbell, deceased, Plaintiff.
against A. Y. Cartwright. w. r. Car
roll, Stephen Putney, Lewis II. Blair,
Langhorne Putney and w. H. Miles.
co-partners under the firm name of
Stephen Putney d Co. NJ. Mfllhiser,
Gust. Millhiser, s. Hirsh and E. Mill
hiser, co-partners under the firm name
of NJ. Millhiser & Co.; r. w. Gator,
w. J. H. Waters, w. H. Pagon. James
Mex. White, James Gator and F. P.
Gator, co-partners under the firm name
of Armstrong, Gator & Co. /; T. D.
Stokes and w. D. Simmons, co-part-
ners under the firm name of Stokes
& Simmons; Clay Drewry, s. E. Hughes
and John c. Freeman, copartners
under the firm name of Drewry, Hughes
Il Co.; William H. Morse and Eben
H. Paine, c0-partners under the firm
name of William Morse & Co.; r,
NJ. Allison; R. NJ. Allison and J. W.
Allison; R. T. Allison; and D. E. Fin
ley, as receiver of A. Y. Cartwright
and Company, firm composed Of A. Y.
Cartwright and w. M. Allison, Defend
ants.-Summons for Relief-Complaint
not Served.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
= i quired to answer the complaint In
this action, which is filed in the Office
of the clerk Of the court Of common
pleas for the said county, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint,
on the subscribers, at their Office in York
vile, S. c., within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of
such service and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Yorkville, s. c., January 10th, 1897.
FINLEY & BRICE,
Attest Plaintiffs Attorneys.
[sEAL.] w. BROWN WYL1E, G. &C. Pls.
NOTICE.
To the absent defendants, Stephen Put
new & Co., M. Millhiser & Co., Arm
strong, Gator & Co.. Stokes q Simmons,
Drewry, Hughes q Co., William Morse
& Co., firms composed Of the individuals
hereinabove set forth: Please take no.
tice that the summons, of which the fore
going is copy, together with the COM
plant in this action, were filed in the
Office of the clerk of the court of common
pleas, for said county, at Yorkville, South
Carolina, on the 10Th day of January A.
D. 1897. FINLEY & BRICE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Yorkville, 8. c., January 18th, 1897.
,J8nuary 80 mar g 9 SGT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-02-20

TWO OF THE CELEBRATED COR
l. BIN 16-inch DISK HARROWS for
sale. Apply to L. M. GRIST,
Yorkville, S. G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-02-20

THE CONSTITUTION guarantees tna ne amount OF ne a"au VIII
not be less than $500 Cash. and may be much $4,000
will all the other
doubled
will $4,000 pem
the word the amount
will divided between them
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
WHITE PLAINS.

Matthew x snifen. manager Of The Philadel-
phia City and State" is the guest Of his cousin
William verplanck. in Cou't-s'
Captain and Mrs j. \. Thompson. OF Port Jcher-
SON Long Island. will hereafter live with their
DAUGHTER Mrs Ezra \. Bentley in Lake-st
The Concorda Singing Society has changed The
date o. It's annual outing 10 Rye Lake from sep
Miss Efe Thomson. of =. xng;on-ave., is visit
ing friends in Fairfield. Conn. VIZ. ,
Barnes. o; Purchaso-st are spending 70" days
" Miss Elsie Do6bs daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert W Dobbs. OF Scarsdae. is visiting Der
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Charles stewart at Glovers-
Iien1y Miller Of Broadway. and William Ford.
The Harlem Railroad station al ths village. Which
has been r,nodol"d and enlarged. will b, opened
police justice John =. Moran and his sister. MI
Mary Moran and james ". Budway. o: Hamilton
Mrs. Richard ward, Of scarborough. is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs l. Howard Knck in
Miss Fannie Fowler of Flushing is The guest o.
Miss Pear, Beck o, Rye is the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Henry Welsh. in Nor,h-st. 1870,
Mr. and Mrs a I N II: Of BrIaa NT VII
who are guests at The Homestead, noN Tues
james Hopkins. president Of the W., hester
oGny aF ri so,iey has been anp2nied 10y
this State Il; the Farmers National Convention
which is to be held in st. Paul, MINI. August 81
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert wricht. Of Grana-s, have
returned from their summer sojourn at Wa;ch
Hi.
Mr. and Mrs Henry p. Stewart Of Hamilton
ave. making short stay In the Catskils.
The Rev. Or Sylvester I.Owther. of the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. and Mrs Lowthcr. 20
sclhcr with the Rev. DR.. MacOubroy. % the Pres
hy;orian Church, and Mrs. Macouhrcr. are at Cnf-
ton Springs
The Rev 4. 4. Fgeron. pastor OF the Bethel
Baptist Church, Is spending his vacation in WI
don y &.
The assessors o. this town say that as the result
Of their several DAYS sitting to hear grievance.
the personal property assessments will hc reduced
about 100000 leaving upon the roll ;2000fC1. the
real estate assessments will be reduced little below
the original figure. sll.20OooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
NEW-ROCIiELLE.

V.1-ncle Toms Cabin" Will be given 10y icca 49,
On the night OF Tuesday September H. II hou''o
Hail The stagings and scenery nave pe," =, ,,oo,sr
-, yvuso, and Mr. and Mrs w II. Meekef'
The patronesses will he the members OF inc Won
a.s I,hr,s,ian Temperance Union. and the receipts
Will he for that ORGANIZATION. - .,,,rch In North
Wnrk has been begun on the new churcn III ~ *
g. I, is Intended to have the church ready i'' ",'
cation bv November l.. 80, .,..,;;,, bovo
Colonel Henry HennebergeT an MS AMY W.b "a
returned 20 their home. CIsSt i-'"'' "a -'0'
after A frip 70 Yellowstone FAX , ...,a .ho
The Monument ssoca,ion wnc ,;, n,V .'n VI
1ismarled fort given by Francis wilson 10 ~ I W.
iage. and which surrounds the monumen; al
no, M Main SITS p.eased win me %
made c3ncernng the gift. They say that inc "or
is NOT vet finished and when covered WIN "! a h
flowers and when the village laya on 'iie ""'"' NV
effect will be pleasing and artistic. 1885,, -. ,ho
The announcement was made NssieTJtafs, VI A., a..
marriage of Charles LamheItOn TO Mss iiefh an
drews daughter Of Jesse H. Andrews BON are if+
han seventeen years oil. and ian AVA 10 f'Ulr
10 have the ceremony PERFORMED The i'eN. ~
REESE Methodist Episcop7! minister OF f,ni,a
ofS cia ed This Is the second runaway marriage ~
month The frs; scVera. weeks ago 49, Jis
Anita S;nnett and PertTam Archer were married o'
the Rev K Il. CUsh on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
PEEK SKILL.

Four hundred cases OF condensed milk ieing
PREPARED AZ Rrewstcrs for shipr'cnt to the klon-
dixie region.
The Republicans Of Putnam County VIII hoiI
their convention at Carmel next Friday
Last Frlnav evcnlnc Miss Matte REYNOLDS en-
terta ned large company Of friends al her nome.
I'm Bay-st. 49,, ...
Pccksknl 10 Sing Sing ~ The Hudson River RAN
road last SUNDAY the holders ali went 10 the
last day of the camp meeting
Elaborate arrangements are being maze i3r me
e.rond Lantern, parade af tho Van Corlandt Wheel
men The line will form in Orchard-st. and the
column viii move at O'Clock tn" luds'S VIII Dc
Dr. Jchn Newell Tidon Alexander ID. DUNBAR ara
T"fIey Rjkcrt has been appointed teacher AT
Jacob T. Decatur has resigned as president OF
tLn Feokshill Board of Trade, on account or Ill
health HIS successor has not yet been chosen. 80
BOARD CT Trado win talk" Western trip hy Wy
OF The great lakes. beginning next week. 'c Viii
be accompanied by ms wife. Some time VIII De
spent In Minneapolis.
Moines Iowa. and Miss Elizabeth Royn, formerly
OF Poeksklll has been announced.
Mrs Emily S. Hutchinson and her daughter. MIS-.
Jennie +. iiuichinsoa Of PauldinR-sl ana Dr.
several weeks at the Thousand Islands.
The wedding. TO he held on september J. OF Az
thur Newey OF Chicago. and Laura s. Wright Of
Amawalk. IL announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey $. Horton are nj Ocean
Grove for the remainder Of this month.
Miss Nettle Moore. daughter OF Mrs. julia Moore.
will be married 20 Silas A. Agor on September |.
BE- special request meeting - the Presbytcry
viii be he'd in The Frs, Presbyterian Church. New
Rochelle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
COLORED BISHOP DIES SLDDENLl

HE HAD BEEN PREACHING on DEATHS MfS-
TrRiEs ONLY SHORT TIME BEFORE.
Bishop Perry HOPKINS. seventy-fve years old. who
vas for years one Of the bcstkro colored preach
ers I'm this cit died sudde My AT his home NO III
V'"st Sixiicth-st.. early yesterday morning. after
u" had returned home from preaching a sermon
tho subject q which was The Mysteries OF Death"
The Bishop was a white haired man. bent with age
He was n memtor of the African Union Methodist
Protestant Church. and up to the time Of his death
was extremely active. lie lived with his two chi
dron. Maachai and Katherine.
BEFORE tie war Bishop Hopkins was a slave Il'
and his father and mother belonged 10 a planter
named Robert Gamble, at Eastern Shore. Md. but
he bought hie freedom and came 10 this city forty
five years ago. For many years nc earned his lVlng
mere ~ carrying bod. He then began 10 STUDY
for the pulpit and thirty years ago preached ms
first sermon. From chat time he was an active
RELIGIOUS worker. tr 10 a short tim" ago ne was
janitor In q public school on Al cn-st.. and he pa.
many friends among the members Of tne hoard OF
Education Abort u wear ago ne sl"e'en ron
gastrits and since then his health has been fall
ing although this did not prevent him from preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
CITY WORKS DEPARTMENT WINS.
SEVERAL OPINIONS IN ITS FAVOR HANDED DOWN
IN WHITE PLAINS.

In the Supreme Court at White Plains yesterday
Justice Charles +. MacLean handed down seVe''
opinions in cases in which the Department Oh fuo
lie Works of New-York City il Interested Inc pc
ti;ion for the appointment OF commissioners OF APP
prasal on the Application Of John Claim arthur
g. Ciaan Agnes Clafn and John Claim. Tot u"
extra allowance and for the allowance OF disourse-
mcnts incurred IL denied The lands claimed by
the Clanins are portions OF the Jerome PARK feser-
voir lands.
In regard to the claim OF Ownership OF part of
the same anda by Maria w. Dit.mar the Juige
finds that. nasmuch as the city OF New-NorH han
acquired title to the lands before the entry oil
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale. under when pc
ti,ioner alleges Ownership. II would seem pet'er
that the fund ne deposited in the customary way
and the right thereto determined In due proceed
ings and consequently the application ~ denieh.
Another case was The objection OF John g. SHAW
attorney for William o. Giles. 10 the confirmation
Of the commissioners report OF appraisal. so TAT
rs Il dsallows tho claim OF Mr.. Giles FOR damages
TO his property contiguous 10 the reservoir size.
nd dema nding that the case he referred BACK 10
the commissioners. The Judge denied the hpjh:h-
zion. holding that the proper remedy l. an action
at law. H.,
Samuel w Fairchild objected to The con'irmstic
of the repor. OF the commissioners OF appraisal &C.
rying his ownership This objection was also de-
nj tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
FOPEIGN HOTEL ARRITiLS.

Hotel des Indes The Hague. Holland-Mrs Au-
gustus Field Miss Mary Field. Mrs. A. Jones ana
family, Mrs Payne. Dr.. \. Williams. r. W. NJ.
Grosvenor. Mrs ". Kittredse, Miss L. H. swift
~ q; AZ Garmendia Miss Garmendia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fordham Norris Mr. and Mrs fhars s;h 30 i %is
Gibson Il Kirk Askew. Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. r. Doui
ana family Mr. and Mr. L. H@7e i s',t MRS Mr. e T.
Wells Ms j. soadard and Mss stodd lar Nh Mrs 4
Mrs T. warls1 DR. w and N Mrs c asIl.r
! : Si"henerk Miss Siebeneck Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot.
+. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. +. y Johnston and MI ana
Mrs A. W. Green ,.,,,, r,,,a, W
Hotel chatham Paris-Willtam Baumgartsn W D..
A. fowler NJ Rusk George Eyfret,, mrs; s. NJ En-
Woiter = Knight, J. Canon Mrs. G. Meyer and
family G. a Martin C. VI MAyGT y; ~ Nh M''GtyJf'
WonIrmf ~ Becker. y. T.. Buckieton. A ID. Blash-
e,id II r. Ketcham and w. Scnelfn and family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
THE SERVANT QUESTION:

This Is the question that Is making American
women haggard and gray before their t'nhS'
How to get on with a servant. and how 10 eet y"
without her If necessary-this Is the grea, per
plexity Of American housekeeping. IL is peihs
relieved by various domestic inventions ana
new appliances one o! the most ehecti'e %
which is the gas range. When BridSet IS WIN
you 1t makes her reign much more miid ana tol-
cradle ana when she leaves you II enapies you
70 do your own cooking. In the interval, win an
ease and accuracy that makes the process de
lightful Life in apartment houses. In partcu-
lar becomes "A different thing when the gas
range has suppanted the coal range az !. ~
doing in most Of the best new apartment houses
built Many families have found II so easy 10
get on without a servant for time that tney
are in no hurry whatever about getting another
az long as the gas range works 80 beautifully. n
light breakfast got 5dy In ten minutes so"e-
thing hot for lunch prepared in as little time;
dinner at a restaurart-thot Is not so bad
scheme OF living. And when you are being
severely cross-questOned by the candidate for
cook ir your kitchen. just observe her broad
smile when YOU tell her yoi have gas range,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
STATEN ISLAND HIPPYNINGS.

DR. J. Waiter Wood. of Port Richmond the
former Health Officer OF the village has made a
demand upon the Health Board 10 Ice rtinsiatcd
He alleges that the Borri as constituted ~
Illegal because o! ~ excessive numbers and that
lis reno, ~ Wa Illegal
The Board OF Trustees Of Tot;enyiic has called "A
90 .ciul lection 10 vote again the proposition
Tor an irsu- OF municipal waterw OTks bonus The
former election was found TO have been Illegal
taken under au Obsolete law.
Protection Engine Company No T. Of Siaplcton.
viii hold A calnbake and picnic a. Grant 'ity on
September
MIs@ Helen : Dale, has been appointed principal
Of the second year Urinary classes l.. W"-t.rlcigE
Institute
Thc XII Won NIll regatta for the iiousmdn ups
Will Toe held this afternoon.
rho Rev. !. &. F.rnad vii spcak The New
Conquest Of the Christian church, In he New
Dorp MoIaVinn chu:ch. 20 morrow morning
The interior OF the ne" bpflngNill" Mcf hOlisi
Church IL herg redecorntci and tho building Will
be modctnizel by the addition OF new furniture.
The Improvements VII cost about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
JUE kINGSBRIDGE ROAD EAflIlTION

After hearing argument upon an application by
Iouis Wlnterhalter. OF ne-hundred-nnd-eighty
aftb-st and Audubon-ave. FOR a peremptory writ
~ mandnmus TO compel the Commissioners of Pub
~, ,vo,ks and the Superin tendcnt Of the Bureau of
Encrmbrances to remove the obstruction caused by
tho excavation Of "A trench on KIngsbridge Road,
between Observation-Disclosures second and one
hundred eighty-second SITS, by the Third Ave
rus Railrond Company. for the purpose OF con
s,ructing trolley lie. Justice StOvcr, IN the SUI
,,,.me Court Yesterday reserved his decision.
'Tna Third Avenue Railroad Company secured a
,,,nch,se from the city In 1873. and proceeded 20
.nnstrnct the road Work on the trench of which
matter complains was continued until 1896.
MN a decision Of the Court Of Appeals in a
sui, brought by Catherine /, Hickman 10 enJoin
o. ccmuuny from building the road put stop To
he work since then the trench has remai ned
open. and constitutes. Wintcrhnltrr alleges dah-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
he PAID MS PRISONERS FINE.

TIE WAY POLICEMAN ATO%ED FOR CLUBBING
CAPTIVE.
Policeman Duggan paid his prisoners fine this
morning He arrai,ncd Jacob Smith. twenty hvr
wears old Of No. 40 Lawrence-st. In the Harlem
Police Court on a charge Of being disordery at the
Cosrnoyolitan Park. one hundred q nd scvenieth-
st. and Ansterdnm-avc.. on Thursday night smith
he'd an ugly cut on the head. II was four inches
long and IT had required five stitches 10 close H.
Who did that demanded MAGISTRATE foo''
Before Smith could reply. Policeman Duggan
broke in: 81 did IT, Your Honor in the performance
of my duty"
You say II we'll" remarked the MAGISTRATE
"Ue might have Killed YOU IN the performance o,
his duty he remarked TO III" prisoner on d'u
no one any BARN and I'll fine you Just u
Il haven't got any money" Fad Smith.
"T'll paw it, interrupted the policeman. ard ha'd
ing the money TO the clerk he hurried hi' prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
BEATEN BY LOUISVILLE.
NETWORK FALLS AN EASY PREY 10
THE BALL TOsSERS FROM KENTUCKY.

The athletes from the State where hot-corn
socables' are so popular won one OF their occa-
sional Victories the green diamond at the foio
Grounds yesterday Seymour started In TO pI'ch
for tie New-York team but the Kentuckars
treated his curves with such little respect that ne
was forced TO retire In the fourth inning Sullivan
relieved him. and his work was not micn or an
IMPROVEMENT over that done by Seymour.
Two singles, a double and a home run. four
bases on balls two errors by Seymour. one 10y
Joyce and passed ball by warner gave tne
ings 10 win the game. Fraser pitched a fine game
holding the home ba tsmen down to Ave hits up 10
the ninth inning where ne allowed them TO make
and a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
MOL ut VERNON.

The new school building in Union Free School
District 30 /. in Tuckshoc. will be opened for
II ally and dedicated on next Saturday. August 2s.
with exercises beginning at O'Clock IN the after
Pairolman John AshWorth from the fore. The
OfficeT Was charged win several violations Of 20
lice rules.
The Noun, Vernon QHarir, Ciub celobre'ed liz
twenty-hfth arnii crs ~ Oil Thursday nfni ~
scheUrmann's Han with IN elaborate mus;"gl p'o-
grammf Among thc decor lions was 2 nag given
by the IN 1872. and for which they expended
800 The address II the evening was maze by
Jacob SoheIrmann. president OF the club, ard gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
REPORTS BY THE CITY CLTB.

Reports upon departments OF the city govern
ment prepared by committees of the city
Clubs Committee on Municipal Government. are
to be published in pamphlets The chairmen
of the various sub-committees are as folows Po-
ice Department.. II. W. q. yelling; Street Clean
ing Department. Charles {. Nada; Schools. J. An
gistus johnson; Dock Department Thomas levitt
Halowcl: city Magistrates, Walter -. Edmonds,
Park Department, Arthur W. MLbury; Health De
pertinent. Dr. stephen Smith: Building Depart
ment Charles A. h. Pratt; Finance Department.
Charles Stewart Dawson; Department OF Charities
and Department of Correction, Fulton Mcmahon;
Public Works department.. William &. lie Gendre
and Fire Department. Charles {. Marshall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
RALL-PLAYERS TO GO WEST.
HE BALTIMORE NINE AND AN AII~AMERIcA
TEAM TO PLAY IN CALIFORNIA

THE BALTIMORE NINE AND AN All"AMttl'>
TEAM TO PLAY IN CALIFORNIA.
The trip Of the Baltimore team of the National
! o,o,c ard a tea n OF Al-America players To cal
;eorn,, ard the West next fall L. said 10 be an
assured thing Final arrangements were completed
=, Eastern Park yesterday afternoon. Manager
Earrio of the brooklyn team and Manager Seiee
If the Boston nine. assisted by j. Frank Elne.
of baltimore the financial man Of the venture.
win pilot the teams from the Atlantic To the Pa
elf G by way Of the South , .,
XVIII one or two exceptions the Bdl,imore team
vii 90 as at present constituted The All-Amctica
Inn yil comprise Griffin. y. Smith and Anderson.
of I;r"oklyn: Collins and Stahl of Boston; Lang
and callahan OF Chicago. and possibly Rusie and
Van Tialtr,n. of York; Delehanty. OF Philn-
iri,,ha. f. Clarke, OF Louisville Hallman. OF 81.
y = a,nisf Hrown Of Washington: Brelt"nstein and
Corrnran of Cincinnati; thinner, Of cleveland. ana
Erode of Pittsburg.
The icams will start from New-York about Octo-
b,r In urst PLAYING n sunday game at Wecha"k"n.
nrior which they 20 South. by way Of Virginia.
ranrossre New orleans. Texas and thence to The
ronet Each player signed will deposit a forfeit Of
500 with the management nS u guarantee at good
f,uh regarding his behavior. They Will play about
six weeks at the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Congressman William L. Ward has just returned
home This week from fishing trip on Lake Cham
nlaIn The party consisted OF Governor blacH'
Congressman Foote and members OF me hepup-
lican State Committee ,,,. ,,,o
The Committee in charge Of the chilcrens RiT rf
announce that more than hlteen hunui'u N"'"''''
were entertained on Wednesday, ., GIL, ,
7, Is announced that tho annual Flower snow OIL
Westchester County VIII Nc Hci" /" ~
en- November y and u . ...,,t,,, ,
Frederick w Sherman. Of Rye. is entertaining d
,arty OF friends. sailing and hshIag. aboard Conl-
3nndGre Charles A. Goulds yacht Nearia; anon
the guests are CongressiEan Nillihm L. W arr
County Judge Smith Lent Dlsirlct-ai'oIHe' oeo'se
e. Andrews and William Y. MOlloy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
4 Grin REGINENT RIFLE CLrB FORMED

Members Of the 5a,h Regiment met AZ the armOry
last night ana organized rife club TO supervise
the work OF the at creedmoor Tho meeting
was presided over by Captain Edward T. McCrystal
Of Company b. and the following registered mem
b,rs Of the club Captain T.. 7. McCrystal. Iieuien-
ant J.. j. Farreliy. Captain J. r.. O'Bren I.cnien-
an; J. a. Delaney: Lieutenant A. j. Griffin. Private
Henry T. Eyens. Sergeant Major J. i. Devane. Ser
gcan- Maior Peter finnigan. Private r. J. Cronin
Sergeant T. Mcdonnell. Sergeant j. J. Henry
Lieutenant - Devlin and Prlvafes }. J. Boland
T. CConcy. G. Lane and J. +. Dillon. The meet
irs was Adjourned until Monday evening next in
ORDER 70 allow Other members Of the regimen 10
b. come members Of the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
UrlD BOOKKrEpER DISAPPEARS.

Tho police have sent out general alarm for
Harry G. Norton. fifty years old. head bookkeerer
ard cashier for Clah.n Thayer 81 CO.. wholesale
Shoe dealers Of 30. 1876 Church-st. Norton has
h.on missing since Monday. on the morning of
n,, d,v i've loft his home in West FIobOken FOR his
Lmainess AT the usual hour He arrived AT the
oric. read "A newspaper FOR few minutes and
,hsr wont ont lie has not been seen since When
he lef, home he was apparently in excellent spirits
'rd h. had been in his usual good health.
an ~ Wednesday, a representative OF ClaNln Thayer
G "a called upon Mrs. Norton. and told her thai
her husbands books had been examined and proved
dis,npearancc except that he was OF a highly
citable and nervous temperament. and might have
suddenly become insane. Ills married LIE mad
always been happy one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-21
STOLE tT THE FIRST OPPORIf NIFTY.

Cer:ra CHloe Detective Hoy.c. who = detailed on
pawnshop day saw a man enter a pawnshop ~
Ei-hth-aNe. yesterday afternoon ana pawn halt q
.ozcn pairs ~ gloves. Boyle questioned the man
and NOT DRAINING satisfactory answers arrested
him AT Police Headquarters he described himself
as John Barry. thirty-eieht years old. OF No. BIZ
West Forty-second-s, II was learned that he hal
been in tho employ Of J. II Matthews. VINO keeps
q furnishing goods STORE az No. 1871 Broadway. IL
RAD been employed Wednesday. and had taken the
gloves al tire first opportunity. In the police coGrt
Parry .a.G that he had poor luck In getting work.
ard 10 he'd har!Y been able II make living. Nj
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