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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20

1t will keep Rapid City's two
gold papers busy for six months to
answer what Bryan can say in hf-
teen minutes. See if it don't.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20
WE ARE THE LEADERS!
About


We have a choice new stock of best goods and in all the
latest stvles-in all sizes, to fit all from the smallest
boy to the largest man. We have boys combination
suits-two pairs pants and coat to rnatch; boys pants
with patent waist and patent buttons, double seat and
knee, sewed so strong that it is impossible for them to
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20

Only 239 failures in the Uuited
States this week, with 237 for the
week before. Note the "improved
conditions"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20

Naval Studies Are Completed.
Six Moroccan Students. who have
completed their studies at the italian
naval academy. have been sen back to
their country on the warship Lepanto.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20
Government by Injunction.

Among the planks of the demo-
cratic platform which met with de-
termined opposition and caustic
denunciation at the hands of the
republican stumpers and the pluto
cratic press was the one condem-
ing "government by Injunction"
1t was charged that the silver
press which supported that plat
form and it's candidates upheld anar-
chy and were seeking to revive the
old doctrine Of states rights. OF
course, these charges were utterly
false, aud the gold bug press knew
them to be so, but the truths utter
ed by silver orators last fall and
echoed by the silver press during
that campaign as they pictured the
ever increasing oppression of the
courts along the injunction line is
just beginning to make itself mani
fest.
Since the opening of the great
coal strike numerous injunctions
have been issued restraining the
strikers from trespassiug on the
pr operty Of the coal companies and
intimidating men who desired to
continue to work. This was right
and proper, for the rights Of these
mine owners are none the less sa-
cred than are the rights of the men
who are engaged in the struggle
against starvation. But the in
junction business did not end here.
Thousands Of hungry miners con-
gregated upon the public highways
and marched from one section of
the country to another. Not one
act of violence occurred. These
men discussed their grievances to
one another and sought by this de-
mo%nstration to enlist the sympathy
of the men who still persisted in
IN working at starvation wages and
induce them to join the strike.
This and this alone, was their only
"crime." The hand which by it's
oppression had forced them into
this deplorable condition must now
crush the movement which to these
men meant starvation and absolute
slavery, or living wages. The
courts were called upon and in
functions were issued restraining
these starving men from congrega-
ting on the public highways of the
country or marching thereon.
Had any violence been committed?
No. Had any property been des-
troyed? No. Had the premises
OF these coal barons been harmed?
No. Then why this injunction?
The mine owners had asked for it.
the courts had granted it, for the
object Of the str liking miners must
be thWarted. That vas all. But
the constitution Of the United
States declares that the people have
a right TO assemble and petition
for a redress Of grievances. z
Away with the constitution!
What is the constitution Of the
United States compared with the
wishes Of a Mark Hanna or any
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1897-08-20

Hear the true of "advance agent
of prosperity, w. J.. Bryan, next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

Emily Constantine. the chorus girl recently ar
rested upon the charge OF attempting suicide by
taking carbolic acid at her boardingh No. GA
West Sxteenth-st discharged from custody
by Magistrate Deuel. In jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning, she convinced the
Court that she had taken the acid by mistake and
not with any intention of killing herself
J. s. Bache & Co.. Stock Exchange members.
have removed to the Johnston Building, at Ex-
change Place and New-st.. where they occupy a
handsome suite of offices the ground floor
Percy l.. Fearn has been summoned from his
New-York Office TO Cairo. Egypt in consequence Of
the critical illness OF his father. Judge Walker
Fearn
The rifle range Of the list Regiment Armory
Park-ave. and Thirty fourthst.. has been placed at
the disposal OF the 1st Naval Battalion 1t will be
open from 2:3O p to $50 p. m. for rife practice
every Saturday.
Thomas Il. Silman yesterday elected VICE
president OF the United States National Bank to
fill the vacancy caused by tho death Of Colonel
William i. Thompson. Mr.. Stman has long been
a director of tho bank.
Brgadier General Louis Fitzgerald will review
the ist Battery Captain Louis Wendell, at tho
mory on Tuesday evering. After the review there
will be ball. to which many officers of the First
Brigade have been invited.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate Silkman has appointed Joseph S. Wood
general guardian Of the estate of Cynthia j. Mix
SELL daughter Of the late Coroner Aaron j. Mxsell,
OF Mamaroneck. The will Of Susan F. Haight Of
Newcastle. has been presented for probate. Ste
phen s. Haght Is appointed executor by the docu-
ment
Justice J. o. Dykman says that he is sitting for
the artist who is painting his portrait. which is
TO be placed in the county courtroom. three and
four hours at time and that the work Is well
under way
The following are the officers Of the Hollywood
Club, society just organized in this village:
President George Free: vice-president. John
Breese jr; secretary William Tompkns: treas
urer. Fred Younghaus; sergean-at-arms John j;
Reilly. The society has a large membership and
will give ball in this village In the latter part
OF the month
At a special term OF the County Court yesterday
Judge Lent admitted John i'ucay or fonkers, TO
bail in the sum OF $50. Buday attempted TO com
NIT suicide In Yonkers last November. and has
since confined in the County Jail under an
Indictment found by the December Grand Jury.
The people Of this village are agtating the ques-
present structure is too small TO accommodate the
constantly increasing business, and that village
of the size and importance Of White Plains de-
serves an attractive and thoroughly modern struct-
Lexington-avc. will come up In the Board OF VII
lage Trustees.
At a special term Of the Supreme Court. before
Justice J. o. Dykman. yesterday a decree OF
from her husband. Byron Barker. Both live in
Yonkers They were married IN 1885, and have
two children, a gifs and boy. fifteen and thirteen
years old respectively.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The village trustees have received from the Port
Chester Railroad Company it's bond OF $1,000 for the
completion of the street railway within the time
specified in the franchise. II is certain that
number OF villages In the county will be called upon
to deal with the trolley question this spring. The
people are generally IN favor of the trolley. and al
each instance the company, If bona fde. has expert
enced little trouble. All that is demanded f. good
service. and there Ia sensible inclination toward
doube-traok roads and provision for hourly in
the night The necessity OF embodyng these features
has been emphasized on the lines in the lower part
OF the county and in the annexed district of New
York City. where the companies have In many IN
stances run the cars to suit their own convenience
and not that of the public.
Tho Woman's Hospital Association. of Port Ches-
ter. announces that "A Midsummer Nights Dream
Will be given under its auspices by Hannibal A.
Williams and others I'm the home OF Mrs Cherries 8.
Lambert. on the afternoon of February r. The
proceeds will be In aid OF the hospital The play
will be accompanied by Mendessohns music. under
the direction OF II. r. Girard
The Rectors Aid Society of ST. Peters Church. in
Port Chester. VIII give tea and loan exhibit Of
andpainted china and embroderies. In the home
Of George W. Studwell. In Grace Church-st.. on
Thursday afternoon. programme of musical So
lections and recitations will accompany the exhibit
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
STiTEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The annual election OF the officers of the Staten
Island Cricket Club will be held Monday even-
Ing at the clubhouse at Livingston. The election
Of officers for the year will cause few changes
the following ticket having been nominated: Presi-
dent. w. Kenyon Jewett: vice president. Randolph
ST George Walker; treasurer, A. ". Morris; secre-
tary, c. E. Stout; governors. John i. Rande
Charles S. Rowland. David Hay and Austin p.
Kelly.
The Harbor Hill Golf Club has appointed a COM
mittee, consisting OF Mrs. Malcolm Graham Mrs.
d. Ogden Fowler Mrs. f.. b. Lyon, Miss Adelino
Robinson and Mrs Gordon Willis, to prepare an
entertainment to secure fund for the furnishing
of the clubhouse
ltlchmond Reformed Church, will return home in a
few days. it is expected. from Ashcville, y. c.,
where he has been endeavoring TO seek relief from
The Rev. Dr. George W. Dumbell rector OF St
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. Davis ave.
Livingston, has resigned. to accept call at Sher-
bell VIII leave the island about the middle OF next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis X Dlmock of ST George. will
leave on Wednesday for trip up the Medter-
ranean
The Rev DR.. John F. Dodd of the Newark Con-
ference. VIII preach In Kingsley Methodist Church.
Miss Gertrude McCowan OF Tottenvillc. will de-
liver lecture on "WhIrtier' before the Woman's
Club on Wednesday at D. m.
Mrs. Augustine y. Lawrence Of Henderson ave
on Wednesday gave an Informal reception In honor
Of her sister. Mrs. Patterson of Ohio. She was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Aquila Rich and Mrs
John h handle Among the guests were Mrs. Guy
a. i. Irving. Mrs. Washington Morton Mrs. Seton
Lyndsay, Mrs. Malcolm Graham. Mrs. William g
Wasso Mrs Henr TnShas S Mi Mrs 'fGrgs FranS
Osgood Mrs. t. Gardiner Thompson, Mrs Fred
erick " Jansen. Mrs. Frank Beard Miss Char
lotte Henderson. Mrs. A. Anable and Mrs George
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
WESTCHESTER COUNTY. I
YONKEPS.

The concert given by he Thearles Nashville STU
dents at the Young Mems Christian Association
parlors last evening a decided novelty. Inc
singers appeared in tho third part OF the enter
tainment in plantation clothes. and their negro
melodies were delivered with good effect. large
number was In att,r lance. John Kendrick Bangs
will give a rea ding from his own writings at next
Saturday evening" entertainment. sHe Will be as
sisted by the Young Mems Christian Association
Gee Club.
Tho Yonkers Athletic Association basketball
team Is gaining quite reputation in the game
Friday evenilg 1t defeated the Washington Heights
Young Mems Christian Association In the latter's
gymnasium by the Of to 4. The 4th Sep
arato Com pany had easy time in winning the
National Guard League game from the 10th Sep
arate ompany, of Catskill. on Friday evening
The score was 6 to o. This gives the ith Separate
Company record Of seven games won and none
lost IN this tournament The 18th Separate Com
pany of Poughkeepsie. leads in the tournament.
haVi0g won nine games and lost none When these
meet February o. at Poughkeepsie,
IL in all probability will be close and excit-
Il
e Terrace City team won both its games in the
1' stchester Bowling tournament on Friday even
g. The following were the scores for the evening:
First game-Terrace City, $40, Attn Separate Com
pany, $50. Second game-Lenox, 73G; 4th Separate
Company. Col. Third game-Terrace City. G7;
Lenox ia
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. SATURDAY. JAN 90 1897
ARRIVED

| PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. JAN. 30 1897
ARRIVED
Steamer Britannia (Bp, Haddock. Liverpool January 20
ana 0uesnsosn a. Wh mdse and Al cabin and M
steamer Idaho 1sr,. Marshall London January 10. with
steamer Cevic (Br) Nioo. Liverpool January l5 with
ndse to Maitland Kersey. Arrived the Bar ii a
Steamer Caracas, wooirc. Cabeio January 90
Curacao - and Iaglayra 23 with mdse and l3 passen
gers to Bouton Bliss Dallett Arrived at the Bar at
S.s Steamer "S Alp. r ;Sns & Halifax Ia.uary % with
rived at the bar a 93O a m.
campeche Il and Prosresc a. With mdse to "I5 Mum nS
'0s Steamer Aarvfd "a tands sSs sI5 etssI "a, ,ro,
sss and pE''s1seEs to oGesn stesmshp company
Steamer seminole Bearse Charleston and jacksonville
Steamer Roanoke Boaz., Newport and Norfolk. with
ssndv o Jsnaay 4 80 p2Dp0n D wSa $ fS northwest,
moderate breeze; clear; hazy of shore
CLEARED
Steamer iabana span Munarez Havana and Central
steamer Huso Il n%2eh sscy h'sss N.s sDn DmOc
Steamer ses.ranca Hansen Havana and Mexican ports
steamer Ohio oiir). Cox Hull-sanderson g. so,
steamer Advance Henderson, coon-Panama Railroad
Steamer Prns Fredrik Hendrix Dutch Nieman Hay.
oen ana venezuelan ports.kunhardt Co.
TOWN. clyde q Co. ''''"'''' ""' 'eo'se-
Steamer Asenbcrn. Charles. Bsltimor~-H c Foster
Steamer Algonquin Plat. Charleston and JacksDnvie
. Steamer Anchora Ur) Wilson. Gasgow-Henderson
Steamer Croft Orb. Rhode. Leith and Dunaee-simp-
Steamer city OF Birmingham Burg savannah-ocean
Steamship Company.
Steamer Mobile tBr. LAyland. London-New-York
Shipping Company
steamer Alps lbr. Long. Cape Haysen. GOnaives. &c
PIN. Forwood a Kellock.
steamer Jamestown. Huphers. Norfolk and Newport
steamer Richmond Glover. Newport News and Rich
Steamer Concho RISK Key West and Gaives,on-C II
steamer FL sud Higgins -orieans-J Van Sickle
Steamer cluve Obi. Heeey Mediterranean portsFur-
Steamer Oldenbu-g (Ger Heintze. Bremen-Oelrichs &
steamer south Portland seeley Havana-Dan,ei Bacon
Bark Ethel Clarke. Brenton. Bear River. 81 w
lark cinsaless DAM. Harreby Eas, London-Funch.
Edye a. co.
SAILED.
Steamers Lord Cough ,Bp. for Newcastle and Aber-
FL sud New orleans; Concho Key Wes and Galveston:
City Of birmingham. Savannah. Algonquin, Charleston
and Jacksonville Ardandhu dir. philadelphia; iumurl.
Trinidad ,fjr). Bermuda: Munchen Ger. Baltimore:
Ai,ai OBD. Kingston. savanila- etc; Habana (span).
iterranean ports; Richmond. Newport News and Rich
Inond Oneida Wilmington and Georgetown; jamestown.
Norfolk and Newport News.
NOTICES TO MARINERS
Wreck OF Aivena Light.
red lantern lights established each about 10
above the In the starboad fore rigging the
Aivena will be maintained until the obstruction
removed The steamer lies In about % feet OF water
low tide the easterly side Of the South Channel
entrance to New-York Lower Bay and about u mile
81 by from the junction Of the Main Ship and Swash
channes The deck OF the wreck Is awssh at low water
ported.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
TARRYTOWN.

Miss jeanette Gedalins, a missionary In New
York City, will address the Womens Mission Circle
connected with the First BAPTIST Church Tues
day. The lecture will be given at the chapel in
Broadway
The funeral Of the Rev. John w Barnhart took
PidCe at tHe <fspuiy netHouSt r-piScol.'i ~ y"
services conducted by the Rev. w. f. Comp
ton, the pastor assisted by the Key. Dr osborne.
Bowdsh. of Danhury, Conn. and the Rev w S.
Breckinridge of Brooklyn. The Rev. Lindsey Il.
b. Longacre pastor Of the Eenville Methodist Epis-
copal Church, and the Rev w. Clarke pastor Of St.
Paurs Methodist Church, we're also present The
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

Navesnk fnortherly) Lighthouse by w,sw Sandy Hooh
Lighthouse. sW by WIsW; Romer shoal Ls''n00'~
Bearings magnetic and given approximately m'''
This notice objects the "Ist of Light. and f,s s, ~
nails Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1895 page So ~ s'tfI Int
house District. 1896" page lo7.
Lynn IIarbor.
Notice is given that or and sr s ss5nb.hes in Inn
White Rocks shTwo Hy;a ansrn shs Sn S. one SACK *
spindle the black pile dolphin at he pacs
light win illuminate the horizon The f9Sai gsS' ss
VII be H feet ahOv mean high ~ar sr seoap
cal position Of the structure taken om char, no i
north ~ degrees % 81 seconds onstude
20 degrees " minutes 10 seconds be@rss ten ss al
sStf,' from VA s1 s E Iss Ess.
hoSss. t5Sss EIS: Boston Esfhouse rs iSl ,,
BLACK Rocks Ishtm nxed rel a1n ,Se Ts black p,
dolphin he wsserly side of the main ss snnnht eh, vii vi T..
uminats "a ne n@ shc ea hsh water The approximate
seorrsp6a @ Dr I position of the structure from 'ss
named chart Ia LATITUDE norm 81 M minutes
~ seconds Bearings of prominent objects from the o1
phin as taken from the 2 ,s s%smpscOtt
s,anipp~ Nr1 eS Egg Rock Lighthouse. Ei'ies b0'-
ton isnns mamP,on Roads-sewan Point Bell Buoy GO,
,;Ss MSss ben sney Sss was ssSn Substituted tS' oT The
buoy No g. formerly marking Sewall Poin, :, tns
Eisah aMa ORi River ' The buoy oo IN 20 Ssess feet 9:
water mean low tide bearings OF prolnnsnt, hy,.s
from the buoy Old roint Comfort h's, .,,h hs
sr end o. Il, Fort t wSSl s@,r 0 NsTps NsTf - News.
BEARINGS are magnetic and given approx pr,s rYrh
no;ic" affects the list OF Bcacons and Buoys' ,hc
Lighthouse District 1885, PAGE ec,,x as ~ ~ WALKER
Rear Admiral. U. s Navy. ohaf"'''
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEhS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Siclia ,Ger, souderhon from Nsr,srv g.
c,, ,a ,lrs,iania passed the Isizard Jahus.y,
steamer Berlin tBr) Roberts. New-io'A '''
Tho 7 ~. .rvvNd
Steamer Persia Ger. SpieN'' i'N"' 49,
a. - ",n.r Ia Normanile Deoncle. for new -'0'
from Hayre Januay 80 ,,~.,scsans from GencA'
' ""ar Nv work Passow for New orn sas,is 30
southnmpton January 80 and passeu h"''' q.
m ~ vaua, from New-York Jan""''
'os . si.'. ~, rncisco un) Jenkins. nom NV a.
nary I FOR Hull passed Portland ii.i Work January
Steamer Hilary tir). Harrison rom 49, .. 40
an 80 ,,,.,,,rol passed Brow Head for
Steamer Palatia Ger. hhato"" ' q.
York Dover January 'o' yorkJ January -
'.N. s.rxia iIir) Pierce from New ~ 20.
90, t',ar,,cl parsed Head AT DO ~ york pecem-
'V s,eamer Manitoba Orr, Smith. from Ne"
"'r ,, ~, " 81. ~ Strathisl, ,,r Marshall from
..,hsr a arrived a Cape Town Ianuayy, from New.
n,",,,s, straits OF Dover ,Br itaas, nj Mossel
York November "a. via Cape Town. a'
Bay January II. am .-,,, New- York. January
Steamer Peconic ,lD Miils. ITO" ->'
a'ss"n r,aa,,ar az Ams,srdam Dutch. Baker. n
y.nwsrv srSiyed at Rotterdam JanuA ,,ora NswyosB
St~smeK Mann helm lGer) ocns,m" msrv -
January Il arrived at Cuxhaveu January ~
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
SING SING.

A new chapel Is to be erected on the estate OF
o. B. Potter north OF this village. TO be known as
Grace Chapel. The Misses Potter and their sister.
Mrs Walter Geer are interested in the matter, and
a committee consisting Of William Nye Henry A.
Daniels. Daniel Hyatt Vincent Haines and Clifton
Wilson, members Of the congregation that now
meets in the Crotonviile schoohouse. will act with
them in perfecting plans for the proposed struct-
ire
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs Gabriel Tompkins, Of
Croton Lake celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary by a large and happy gathering Of
their children and grandchildren and intimate
friends. OF family Of nine children. seven are
living. and four. james Robert and William Tomp-
kins and Mrs. John w. Horsfsl. live In this VII
lage
The members and families Of the Grand Army
organization of this village will hold sociabe at
the home Of Commander w. w. Ryder In Croton-
ave, on Thursday evening.
The services at OesinnG Chapel this oyen1ng VIII
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
PEEKSKILL.

public highway running from this village over
to the line OF the States of NewYork and Connecti-
cut Is much in danger Of Disappearing and a united
effort has been made by a number CT promnen.
landholders. taxpayers and others along the line
of fhe highway to prevent It's destruction by the
NeW-York authorities. To aid this the assistance
Of Assemblyman James W. Hustled. Of this district
was invoked. and all the people OF Northern and
Central Westchester County will rejocc 10 know
that a few days ago Assembyman Hustled intro
duced bill which was read once and referred
peovides that the city OF New-York or other cor
p6ratons constructing reservoirs In the county OF
Westchester, shall 40 construct them as not to
cover the highway with water. The city OF New
York u not prevented from changing tho grade OF
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
ARDSLEY.

business meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society con-
nected with the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held at the lecture-room Of the
church Wednesday afternoon
The Rev Y. De Witt Thompson. pastor Of the
Summerfeld Methodist Episcopal Church. Dobbs
Ferry. and the Rev. A. +. Barnett. pastor of the
Ardsey Methodist Episcopal Church, will exchange
pulpits to-day.
debate between the members of the Ardsley
Iyceum the question, (Which is the more i'm
portant industry. mining or agriculture" will take
place at the Lyceum next Tuesday evenng.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
DOBBS FERRY.

Charles Gisner for forty-fve years station agent
for the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road a. this place. has resigned account Of old
age. His place will be taken by ]. c. Howell
Major o. J. Smith sailed for Egypt on Tuesday, In
company with the Rev DR.. William H. BENJAMIN
rector OF ST. Barnabas's Episcopal Church. Irving
ton.
A number of pupils from the Dotbs Ferry High
School took the Regents examinations at The
Irvingtor High School this week. The successful
candidates are James Praney and Bruce Palliser
their percentage being 9S and 81 rcspectvely
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT AKKIVA AIS AT TIT HUI IIf15
FIFTH AVENU Ex-senator Nelson w. Aldrich. OF
Rhode Island GIESEY-Senator Timothy f.. Els
worth. of Lockport, y. Y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Charles II. Jones of St. Louis. and Robert H.
Pruyn of Albany. IMPERIAL - Congressman
Henry c. Bre yster of Rochester. MANHATTAN
-Ex-Governor William Claiin Of Massachusetts
and Congressman n-eect James J. Belden, OF Syra-
Cuse. PLAZA-Senator Frank }. Connor, OF titan.
MURRAY HILL-Rairoad Commissioner Ashley
W. Cole. of Albany and the Rev. Winchester Don
aid. Of Boston. WALDORF-Vice-P President ELECT
Garret A. Hobart and Governor John w. Griggs OF
New-Jersey and Ex-Governor Frank Brown OF
Maryland.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
MAMARONECK.

Board of Trade has been formed in this village.
with Supervisor Charles VI. Baxter az temporary
president and Charles Mutt temporary secretary.
The charter members are George Murray. j. H.
Mclaughlin. Walter Leonard. Robert c. Brewer
j. II. McArdle William sam Johnson. J.. Moffat
and Charles Field Grlffen. The purpose OF the
Board is to build up the manufacturing interests of
the village. and induce commuters to make their
homes her
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
CELEBRATED ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY

The first anniversary Of the Railroad Branch of
the Y. NJ. C. A. OF Mcrose Junction Yard. Mott
Haven. was celebrated yesterday by a reception
in honor of the secretary. George f.. McNeille G.
i Jewell presided. and addresses were made by
George a. Warburton and the Rev Or. J. 5. Stone
Many promn, nj railroad men were present. among
them being X. &. Wagner Captain s. \. McNcille
James II. Dawson. Thomas Richardson James
Hustis. s. T. Boucher and Il. j. RanholtZ
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31

the highway from making culvcrts or bridges
made necessary by the construction OF reservoirs
1T is provided. however that In making a cnange
Of grade and in the building of cuverts or bridges
the present and length of the highway is not
TO be changed or increased.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATERE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 7:i Sunset 5:i6 Moon rises 63i Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A.M-sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island $3.50 He'll Gate s43
P.M-Sandy Hook T:Oi Gov. Island Ia2 He'll Gate p2J
INCOMING STEAMERS.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-31


To-day will be observed Christian Endeavor
Day in the Presbyterian Church
The regular meeting of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will be held at the home of
Mrs. Noah T. Barnes st. Pauls Place, next Thurs
day afternoon.