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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
II parafii sw. Trolley

Komitet towsrrystw z para6i sw
Tr6jcy ~urrsdzajscy pink ma ko
rrysc pars6i rsczy sic stswic ma po
siedsenie komi.etow " poniedzialsl
dnia II msjs o godrinie z wiecaoreu
do hall sw. TrojOy. WsrysOy, kto
rry nsle,s do kOmitetu powinni by
obecni, poniewaa 50 wszne spraw,
do zaiatwienia.
n o1aonnkia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
to Prawda?!l
$500 Zomiost $500

Fsktem jest ne JAN W IDZIKowsKI uznany "a naiepszego Fotografa W
onocno -zachodnig dzenicy w Chicago chcac apoznac o0f ze swoja praca, DO
stanowii cd dnia dzsiejszego cey swoe o pofDwe znDyd to Jest tuzin' GabiSeto
przez rk pobieraf.
433 Milwaukee Ave. pOmiedzy Chicago Ave. Carpenter utica.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
Echa z ObchOd6w.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, 4 maja 1897.
Szanorna Reddkcyd

Sz1n0u1ad Reddkcyd
raczy umiesoic nastepujaoe spra
wo.danie Z obohodu l06 l~etniej TO
cznioy Kor s.ytuoyi 3go msjs.
Obchod urzadzony staraniem grup
Wv. N. P. W Chicago odby} sic
wspsniale W hall s.k6lnej pray ko
soiele ] parsfi sw. Tr6joy ma Noble
ul. Sala by}a zapeiniona pc same
brzegi, tax &c nawst miejsoa ME by
10 do stojenia, przez 90 duao publ.
czno Sol musiaio sic kontentowa6 sto
jao po IA drzwiami hall. Obch6d
odbyl sic w nastepujaoym porzadku:
Otwaroie obohodu i powoisnis oh.
M. Majewskiego ma pre.esa obchodu
a niiej podpisanego ma sekretarza.
Oh. Majewski W kr6tkioh slowaoh
przem6wil do publicznosci, ~zslscajso
takowej, ably podczas NOW trzyma-
nyoh, deklamacyi j spiew6w takowa
zaohowala sic przyzwoicie, aby uro
ozystosc kazds, kt6ra bedzie odby-
wa}a sic, wywieraia dobrs skutki W
sercu katdego polaka patryoty pr.ez
90 MONA sic spodziewac dobrych re
zultat6w ku dobru spoieoznemu.
Nastepnis spiew ,Ksntats 3 go
Maja przez pref Ernestego wykons}
Choir Chopina pod dyrekcys pref A
Mailka.
Nastepnie now preresa Rzsdu
Centrslnego Nv. N. P. OBJ. E Y
Brodowskiego; m6woa w swej mo
vie wykazal doniosiosc k~onstytucyi
3 msja, przez ktora madame row.
nosc wszystkim stanom ludnosoi Ia
mieszksfej W Polsce w~zgledem pra
wa; zarazem W swej movie zacbeca},
a6ysmy wszysoy razem p~ostepowsli i
daiaaali W mysl tel konstytuoyi, Ia
co odebral huozne oklaski.
Choir Wandy wykonal spiew, "a
CO Publicznosc obdsrzyia spie waczki
hucznemi oklsskami.
Deklamacye wypowieiziala pan
ma A. Uczciwek p. t. Mako Polsko.
Muzyka pod dyrekcys prof. Sow.
XII.
Odczyt oh. S. Barszozewskiego.
SPiew wykonany przez I-sza kla
Sc aehsks Wydziaiu Przyjaci6i Mo
dziezy par. sw. Trojoy.
Oh. Meaydio, bawiso jake gosc u
mas, wypowiedziai move, kt6ra
zostaia przyjeta wynsgrodzona hu-
cznemi oklasKami.
Dsklama 'ya p. 1. Zdzieblowskiej,
20 wrogu Pelski".
Muzyka pod dyr. prof. S6wki.
Nova ks. K. Srtuozki, professors
Psrafii sw. Tr6joy. M6woa m6wil
krotko, ale tresoiwie, siowa jego po,
zostana W pamieci wszystkioh siu
chaczy "a co odebraf rzesiste 0klaski.
Spiew wykonany przsz VII klase
mezka szkoly parafii sw. Trolley.
Muzyka prof. S6wki.
Dsklamaoya, ohiOpca Cieslak, 20
duchy Piastow".
S1iew ch6row Chopina i Wsndy
pod dyrekcya prof. A. Malka.
Musyka prof. SO wiki.
Ma zakohczenie obrazy Konstytu
cyl 3 60 Maja.
q dobrowolnej skiadki ma biblio-
teke doszlo SIS So.
Obch6d ten zostanie W pamieci ma
awsze wszystkim rodskom, gdyt
sic chlubnie i wzorowo.
W uim udziA} zwiszkcwoyi ME.
zwiazkowcy, siedzao jeden obok dru-
tam ME byio roznicy pomie-
Icy mimi, tam panowal jeden duch,
iedna mysl, a ma t~srzaOh zgroma
izonyoh j~asniaia radOsc. slyssao z
lst mowcow, &c kstdy mole bye Pc
why, ze jeszcze Polsks ME sginels
czy rychlej, czy poznisj z%martwycb
~stanie. Co dsj Boze; i W tenn prze-
konaniu, re Polska ayjs katdy pc
'zedi zadowolony do domu.
u brstniem posdrowienism
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
II szacunkiem

Fir. Y. Ruchdrzelcski,
sekrstsrr gsownego komitetu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
ZawiadOmienie.

Pan A. Phibicb, wiasoioiel znane
go zskladu krawieckiego, kt6ry do
tyohczas lot sres ~prowadzil ma pelu-
dniowej stronie miasts, obeonie TAXI
zakfad otworzyl prey zbiegu ulic
Cornell i Milwaukee ave-. o czem do
wiadomos'i polskiej p~ublicznosci pc
dale.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
Ola o.eeo czuiemy sic ma viosn,

Ola O.ego Czujemy sic ma wiosns
ocieasli,, smeczsni ! spiscyr Poobo
xxi to rtsd, .e wstrobs ME funkcyo.
mule odpowiednio ! sxutkiem tegc
oierpimy na boil tossdks. Utyjoie
DE. August'a Koeoig's hsmburskioh
kropli, nsjlepszego regulators 10.
lsdka.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

DIR. Kaszyhski, MEDIA n przyby-
~ z Baltimore, MI, a obecnis pre-
bywajacy " Chicago, proszony jest
o zg{oszenis sic do Aptski Polskiej,
p. j. Rudnickiego, r6g 10 al. j
Hoyne ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

q jednej Pory roku ma drugs po-
garsza sic reumatyzm. je.eli ME uty
wamy znakomitego srodka, oleju sw.
Jakobs, ktory Dol nstychmisst u
8 uierzs ! leozy niesswodnie.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11
WORN BY FAIR LADIES.

The newest thing in necklaces is a
variation of the dog-collar style. 1t
is set to form lattice-worl1 of pearls
and diamonds instead of a solid band.
A golng-away gown worn by pretty
English bride was drab silk crepe
over light-green silk with embroid-
cries done by hand of green orchids
and Louis Quinze knots in silver
sequins.
A new and quaint idea is wearing
a narrow black velvet ribbon stretched
across the waist of an evening gown.
above the deoolletage and against the
white skin, on which is diamond or
nament.
A ball gown seen at dance was
worn by girl who was the belle of the
evening and was Of white moussellne
de sole over cherry-color taffeta. A
garland of roses, beautifully embrod-
cred with silver foliage, decorated the
filmy skirt. A ruching of the de sole
ran around the bottom Of the skirt and
the soft waist had silver trimmings and
huge punches Of pink roses on the left
shoulder and at the belt.
A gown worn by stunning Ameri-
can at the opera in London attracted
a good deal of attention. The skirt was
sun-plaited chiffon of TORY hue over
white glace silk and tie cobwebby
bodice consisted of blouse-shape ar
rangement of the plated chiffon and
silk. A vest embroidered with pearl
beads and silver was shillfully intro
duced and girdle of bright pink Bank
STA roses fell in double garland from
the waist with chic air indescribable.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11
REMARKABLE CURE FOR
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.

In 1862, when l served my country as
Il private in Company A, 167th Penn
sylvania Volunteers, | contracted
chronic dlaiIhoea. 1t has given me II
great deal of trouble ever since l
have tried a dozen different medicines
and several prominent doctors without
any permanent relief. Not long ago II
friend sent me a sample bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Di-
alThoea Remedy, and after that |
bought and took a 50-cent bottle; and
can say that | am entirely cltred.
cannot betliankful enough to you for
this great Remedy, and recommend it
to all suffering veterans. If in doubt
write me. Yours greatfully,
Henry Stienberger,
Allentown. Pa.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

It's always gratifying to receive testii
monials for Chamberlain Collie, Chol-
era and Dmlhoea Remedy, and when
the endorsement is from n physician
is especially so. "There is no more
satisfactory or effective remedy than
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy writes DR.. r. E.
Rcbey physician and pharmacist, of
Olney Mo-. and as he has used the
Remedy in his own family and sold it
in his drug store for six years, he
should certainly know. For sale by all
druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

Nellie Chaffie and Birdie McGlnni,
are no longer on speaking terms. TIL,
latter, who is going to be married
pretty soon, said:
Georges birthday is next week, ant
I don't know what TO do to give him {;
little surprise
"Just let him see you once with you.
false teeth out" replied Nellie, with {;
pleasant smile.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

II never hear you speak of YOU
SON."
NO. There are occasionally som.
little matters of family history that on,
does not like to discuss"
He hasn't disgraced the famih
name, has he?"
mo. Fortunately he had decenc,
enough to change his name before h,
would consent to run for the leglsla
ture. "-Chicago Post.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

"Yes," said the solemn man, 81 mar
ried my wife through a matrimonial
advertisement"
Glow romantic" said the gushing
damsel.
"Praps," said the man. "I adver
tised and got her An yet" he con
tinued muslngly, there are folks a
says newspaper advertisin' pays"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

Mrs. stickpig-I read today Of +,
woman who has had tumor weigbir,
20 pounds removed"
Mrs. Wabash-"Pooh! that's moth,
ing. l have several times been db
Vorced from man weighing from 40 /,
1870 pounds"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11
ALL OVER THE COAST.
NEWSY ITEMS FROM VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF THE STATE.

General Summary of Crops Produced
immigration and Improvement Notes of
Our Sister Cities-Plcirups That arc of
General Interest
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

Cholly-I am sorry you girls heard
about the disgraceful row had with
Iussie Gothem, but had to strike
him, dontcherknow."
Louise-"Wouldn't your other friends
lend you any more?"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11
FOR SUMNER HOMES.

A few light canvas foldlng-chairs are
a great convenience in the country, for
they can be carried around the piazza
and rrouads at
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

The Rock Island gin has been over
hauled and new machinery put in.
Ganado has received ten bales of cot
ton to date and it is coming in rapidly.
Six cars of cattle We're SHIPPED from
Cuero over the Arkansas Pass for Chi
cage.
Mr.. Hays of Dallas county is at AL
win this week with six prospectors
looking over the country.
The grass around Rock Island is just
us green as at any time this summer,
and stock of all kinds is fat.
Arrangements are made to commence
grading the railroad from Fairwood
station to Angleton on next Monday.
At San Augustine, San Augustine
county, the thermometer ranges from
% to 96 and the heat is very oppressive.
Quite lot of land is being sold to
actual settlers at Edna and every train
brings prospectors from all over the
country.
AT Runge Jackson county is distress
ingly dry yet. No rain, though there
have been fine prospects for several
days,
Edna is keeping pace If not leading
her sister towns in the way of general
enterprise and cotton receipts, Edna
having received already 100 bales.
Business has begun to move briskly
at Cuero. The three gins are running
daily and the white staple is pouring in,
''T' r',n,4,, II,,, ,,ri,,,n.o o,,Mtv is
ia c,ot+o,,
,,,so,,,,,S. ,,1 aa,,, ,,,,,at, ,,,,,,,,,,.or an
,I'a aa,, n,ho,,o low, ,,oor loool show
,o - 49,. ,,,o,,t,,,, - 40 ,,o,,,o how,
So ~ oto naiH sa,,a 81 t1,o ,,,oro
,.,,4,,,,o,o,,,a ~. ,,,,,ot;, ,,oo,,1, Of Dol
,a,, 100 ,,oon ,,,a,tina fnii anrdors In
tha bo,,o tG,Iot rnoro ra,n viii COON fol-
, "e D t1,pt t,, 1 ~ nann oo,,i, t,,rri9s
',,,,..i,'s ,at4 ' o+o
Moi, ro,.o $500 to,oa oe cotton boro ,,oon
,..,.l.c.a1 - uoo,,i,Ia 49,, 20 da+o rho
-. ~, -, q a,,1 th,o
Ins7,aq4 ~ rIa ,to,,io o,,orooos ,,,o,1
, ~ H.. 80, 4,,o,, t,
",a ill., IT,. A., oa1od and +hat
-od
49,, ~. ~ ~ '-
C.'a4 ,e1u &C.,, oo,,,oe+o, oro
paa,,,,nt ottand,d tha 1ot so,o o.
iIias, I,,,n,,s $500, ,nd ..onoo +,,,;oe
,,,,.,1 ~ ,n.,t oo,,,, ,,.as tl,o oft ronoot'
ed crv az Mr. w G. Tritter, Ouite n
number Of lots wera sold at foncv
nrices and another lot sale doy is
promised in the near future.
Notfce has heen received from the
nostnttice department fiat the name of
the post office at Crosco has been
changed to Rock Island. The petition
WIS sent on June the 81 asking for this
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-11

Deadshot Dick-"What's wild hin
so mad about today"
Texas Tim-"About week ago he
saw an ad in a paper fer IA saddle thai
sold fer So, so he sent the V, an they
sent him darn toy saddle fer rock
n-horse."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
TARRYTOWN.

surprise party was given for George Lack
on Monday evening. the occasion being mis- hftieth
birthday Mr. Iaicx received many beautiful and
handsome presents. among them being a cane from
his children. \ large number Of guests were pres
ent and enjoyed "A pleasant social evening. Those
presen, included Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Smith M.
and Mrs John +. Schall. the Misses Schall and q.
Haufler
George F. johnson. Of North Tarrytown. State In
spector Of the Sons OF Veterans has been appoint
ed marshal Of the Westchcster Division AT the
ceremonies attending the dedication OF the Grant
Tomb April e.
Another surprise concerning the condition Of the
village affairs made known yesterday by Cor
poratOn Counsel William II. II. Ely. Al the
meeting of the trustees Mr.. NOcOm remarked
That a note for 1900 had been drawn last
December. This caused investigation on the
part OF the Corporation Counsel. as no men
lion made Of the note in the annual report
Of the Village Treasurer which published re-
Gently in connection with the official report of the
Board. M Ely said yesterday that the note was
issued in anticipation of taxes, and that he asked
been paid and was told that II had not He said ne
asked him again Yesterday. and told that II
had been paid on February q or %.
4 musical Will he given by the students OF the
Castle this evening. under the direction OF the
Misses Mason.
ton was held at Music Hall last evening. Addresses
made by the Rev. Joseph f. Shcahan rector
Of the Church OF the Magdalenc. POcantico HIS.
the Rev. DR.. 1glehart. Of Brooklyn, and William
Henry Gibson OF Tarrytown.
At the meeting OF the Trustees Tuesday even
~ basket OF flowers from tne voters of the Third
Election District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of Incorporation Of the Splendor
Manufacturing Company Of New-RocheIe. has
been filed In the office OF the County Clerk. The
company is formed for the manufacture and sale
OF soap and securing and cleaning materials
throughout the United States and Canada Capltai
stock $500 divided into 200 shares of $50 each.
The dura ton of the company is fifty years. and the
number of directors five the following being their
names and places OF residence: Hazen Morse ana
Harrison G. O. Durham, Ncw-Rochelle; William II;
Douglas and Isaac A. Macy New-York city, and
Henry f. Crosby, Brooklyn
Surrogate Silkman. In the matter OF the estate OF
Samuel Scott OF this village has ordered the re,
noyal OF the R,v. Samuel II. Scott trustee and
aIrointed Merwin T.. Gcnung. of Rye. in his stead.
Tho Surrogate has not yet decided as TO the re-
rnoval OF Mr. Scott as executor. pending the nego-
tiations and settlements with the trustee. The
difficulty arose OUT of tho alleged OF the funds
of The estate in reOrganzing the drygoods business
which formed a portion OF the estate of Mr.. Scott
so as TO imperil the rights OF the lcgatees under
tho Will who had the trustee cited 10 an account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. MARCH % 1891
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1897
ARRIVED
steamer Cunc OBr) Thomas Liverpool March L. with
rndse to il Maitland Kersey. Arrived the Bar
m. ,orssv CITY ,Rr, Lewis Bristol March , and
Swansea :, with mdse to James Arkell Co Arrived
~ steamer Colorado .lBr Wilton Hull March 0. with
mdse Sanderson Il son. Arrived at the Bar at
VIA Falmouth March 49, With mdse 70 cabin AMI al
steerage passengers Oelrichs ~ co. Arrived at the
Steamer syerre ,Nor, Johansen Hamburg February 2s
with mdse to simpson. Spence Young Arrived at the
steamer paa,ia Ger, Kariowa. Hamburg March H.
Hamburg American Line Arrived at 30 A m
scuHampton and Cherboirg H. Win mdse o2 eabin and
$3.50 Storage passengers to oerichs 90 Arrived tho
steamer schiedsm Dutch. Du Amsterdam March 4.
T1s s sa o. at he Bar
- steamer n" Thems Nor,. Gunderson umscao Moch TO-
NaEuabo - 49, Mayoguez - Asuadila 49, Arecibo
York and Porto Rico s. Co. Arrived al the Rar az a NJ,
steamer Fontabele ,3r Mckenzie Demerara March 5.
Antigua 49, st Kits II. St crox IL with sugar and ii
passengers to y opterbrdse Co Arrived the bar
steamer Ferdinand de Lcsreps Gr). Marehal. Fort de
San DomIngo 49, Macoris II and Port au Prince 10 with
ndse and Fl cabin passengers to A Forget Arrived at
steamer Athos t'D. owen Gonaives February o. Petl,
savanna la Mar TO- Knsson = Sna Santa t' Marn
with mdse 20 PIN. Forwood * Keiiock Arrived ths
steamer Grsnrense CBp. Speeding Manaos March 7.
Shipton Green. Arrived al the Bar 1925 a IN.
steamer Ardanmhor (Br). navey, CArdenas March Il
ana Havana ~. with sugar 70 ID Munson. Arrived a,
the Har at 5:i5
steamer Ohio Bosgs Trinidad February 81 Ia Guayra
~ Domingo 2N Kingston March /. prugreso : Vera
cruz 49, Nassau 20 and Brunswick 81. in ballast and
with 80 passenger to International NaVeation Go Al
rived a the Har $50 m.
Steamer t;uyaudottc. Davis. from Newport News and
Norfolk, with mdze and passengers old Dominion ~
Steamer city Of birmingham. Burg. Savannah. with
m,iSe and passengers
me- ss, sandy Hook 4 BAR Fa at s Is
steamer Hatana (Spanb. Munarrx. Havana March a.
with mdse and cabin passengers TO NJ Cehallos CO.
Arrived n The Bar $50
Seminole l,carsc Charleston ani Jocksonvlle
with mdse and passengers to W L clyde 4 co
steamer III Mar. Grant. New Orleans with mtse 60
] T Van sickle. ~
sandy Hook. March 20. $50 m-wnd west. strong
breeze. clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer biamant Ger. wischhassen. Flushing. for
~ steamer LagleI Donovan. PhlAdelphia-w p clyde =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
MICHIGAN ENBE/ZLER.
CHARGED WITH STEALING THOUSANDS Or Doi'
r.ps>rRoM A CREAMERY COMPANY.

CHARGED WITH STEALING THOUSANDS OF Doi-
LARS FROM A CREAMERY COMPANY
Captain O'Brien Of the Detective bureau
oo,vod q TELEGRAM on Wednesday from Sheri'i f.
6 Ferguson OF Adrian. Mich asking MN u {"
rest Anton NJ Christinson. who II "ah'e" ~
pidreway Mich on a charge OF embeZ"''i"'"
,,re ferred by the Ridgeway Creamery 'oniP'"' -
,b,t Mace Detective Henry q. fTnelsen S''
to-day arrested Chrlstnson ut NO. - jay -
u,bon no called TO see Breakstone Bros con, -
sior merchants He was taken 10 Ponce ma
quarters where he sald he was twenty-hlhe ye'
old gave his occupation as a dairymdn' anu 10
home as Ridgeway. Mich When searc"e', w
we're found in his possession a loaded reVolNei' .
GOLD watch and chain and 1857 in money. he n ''
n money belt strapped around his BODY l"',e -
money in nearly every pocket. He also hau a
handbook on the I.lley State BANK OF ieS" -
Mich and two checks one for slIs 81 ana .'e o'
for sl2s G. They were the irving Nh''"i'
rank Of this city and made out ~ b' ,Ss
s,onn Rroe After the arrest Captain - nt .I -,
informed that Chris;inson was cnarRe'l ~, 90
Ing en,bezzIed $40 go from the Ridge""E N''" :
Hutchinson admitted 10 the Captain that ne ma
onhezzed money belonging to me creaIne 80 -.
nanv hui he said the amount was not 80 "'p' -"
a, ted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
PAINTED EXPRESN
FOR THE TRIBUNE
ADORN ANY OFFICE.

steamer Edwin Bailey. Reilly. campeche. Mexico
Steamer rjomo CNor) Bjonnes Barbados and pem'r's
ste"mSr STELLA GER Kuhewein s,ettn, copsnhas'A
steamer Aniaiusia Ger Shredder. Hamhurs-hAS
0uin II n Whitney Halet, Boston-H DimooS
Steamer Horatlo o30. Pencil. Para Manaos and CAV
n s,aamer Cottage city Bennett Portland MeIE''s"
As Steamer orinoco dn. Frazer. Hamilton BsTmoia-A
9STrSroRHr afSorire oBD Davies Aden snsapo~
Hong Kong c,c-Edwafd Perry 4 Co. ,..,.
steamer Aira d'r, Morris, Port "u Prince N'ns''~
s,esnHr Ion"ccnins tAusu Raguain Cardeuas cute
l. T@eRenbach daic Nicaasuan 3 ,,.,v,s
steamer Jamestown huphers Norfolk and Ne"p"
Steamer ' rsa oHr Ghurnslde Newpor, News-John
Seager Uc- clearance
stoorners Anaausia tGer>. for Hamburg Horauo -
pr, ,. Kansas city savannah; Weimar GER Brenss'
tTayerh t5r bombay Manitoba dlrl M9ni s,,ars
nS Ger, HAMBURG K,ses hr in@ Pa '-, ee,muis
Jamestown Nor,oik and Newport New
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Havel sr csrs,oIsr: 6' M,f Ns" YORK
steamer Gcrnanic ,iiD. Mch ns.y trol, Ne" ''N "
strtmer Paraense ,bn. casey NeN-lork sailed IN"
faIa N1rikyn ,Non Berg from Hamburg va o''
haven for New YORK passed puenet He'd I New Yoss
s,csTr top Nntmerp assed rawle Po.nt March - "a
steamer Massacluse' url -, March IS
S,.,,er N.gantc ,lirl. Foot. from WON '
- Tor London passed the Lizard March % ,,- No.
Sf.aucr lhlllas uir sailed nom Mohte'iNe' 49,
York March ~ NJ, p..,, ,~,r s,nto> sailed
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
SING SING.

In one OF her recent trips to this village Mrs
Ballington Booth visited Or. Hobrooks Military
Academy. at Brar Cliff near this village. and ad-
dressed the cadets Of that institution The young
men bccame greatly interested In Mrs. Booths
Hope Hall for discharged prisoners, and deter
mined to do something toward aiding that under
taking Accordingly. cake and candy sale was
held under the direction Of the cadets. IN the
armory Of the academy on Wednesday, There was
a satisfactory Attendance, and 80 was realized,
which will be forwarded to Mrs. Booth.
DR. A. d. Rockwell. OF New-York City, once a
member of General Sheridan's staff. delivered an
Entertaining address entitled "A Ride with ShcTi-
dan" in the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening. under the direction OF the
Mems Guild
owing to an error. two items. one referring 70 the
suit OF Mrs Elizabeth Harrington. OF brooklyn
agansr the local trolley line. and to the cave-in
i'm Durston-av which should have been under the
head Sing Sing. were published with the Nhite
Plains news Yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOITNT VERNON.

There was n large and enthusiastic gatherinE Oh
women in Willard Hall on Tuesday night In hehalt
OF the Armenian Christians The meeting was au-
dressed by Mrs Louise Russell Smith daughter vi
the Rev. !. f.. Smith. Mrs. Smith was sent 10 al
menia I'm 1892 as missionary After the address
Mrs Cooner sang a solo con Olives Brow" and the
Rev. l. T.. Smith made a few remarks. .,
The women OF the Presbyterian Church are lV'u1
ing spring festival and fair In aid OF the FUND TO
furnish the church. The fair closes i9-nisnt me
women who I'm charge of the table, are M =
Charles II. Stccker, Mrs II. krewolf. MIS- W. o
Fleming Mrs. NJ. 5. Page. Mrs ID. = McCnhtSosG o.
Mrs A V Davis, Mrs. ID. Jennings, MISS
Graham. Miss Foggin and Mrs G. ;. Lane the VIE
OF the pastor. . NIL,
The annual meeting OF the Young Mons Republi-
can Club will be held tonight New officers are 10
be chosen for the spring campaign 49,, c,,,..
The bowling and pool tournaments OF the City
Club have closed and the following prizc-winneI'
are announced. George Crooker. *. H. Ludwig I.
II. Clayton William II. Griffith, james MclNoi, =
j. Nedder ard w r.. Clark.