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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-30
XVI.

GttI tiiTf btillhi 80
YEARLY up and down, wrapped III Sor-
rowfnl musings. did no heaF d
stoalthv tread on the carpet behind me,
err chat when / turned round abruptly
7 was startled to find myself lace 10
sooo With old Giacomo, who held Out d
80 to mo on a silver salyer, ana VINO
mesnwhiie poered at me WIN Ms s"3',
ewes in so lnqulsltiye a mah''' '"'
felt almost uneasy. ,,o no
And 40 the little angel Is dead ~
,~,rrmured in a thin, quayerlhs ~,
.naad, ty. that is a pity a p,'S
out nv master is not dead-ho' Nv.
am not such an old 100 as 70
that" ~uhl,rg talk
go, ,aad the message Nina had sent
TO me through him ror the
or am brokeu-hearted'" so ran tne
aelicately penciled lines. WIN Soo
Itndlv telegraph my dreadful loss 70
siguor Ferrari2 shall De -
obliged TO YOU" / looked up ,'un
NO nerfumcd missiye and down az ~.
IA L,trar,s wrinkled visage; he was I"
ehort man and much bent, ana SONY
,ting IN the downward glance ! gave
him evidently caught n rlVeteu ms
atta,tinn for he clasped his hahnS lo-
ether and muttered something ! coulu
rel your mistress" said, speaking
slowly and harshly, that VIII 90 az
she wishes. That ! am entirely at her
service. Do you understand
eyes. yes' understand faltere'
Glacomo. ~nervously. MY master never
thought me foolish could always
understand him
"po Won know. my friend, ! Cd
served. in a ]furposely cold ana cutting
tone chat / have heard somewhat 700
much about your master? The subject
&c tiregomo to mel Were your master
alive. ne would say o were III your
dotage' Take my message 10 tue
countess at once
The old mans face paled and his lips
ou.,ered ne made an attempt TO n"
no his shrunkcn figure with a sort "l
dignity as he answered:
90 NptplltnYl. NlN lliEh'l N''N''
sreak TO me so never, never! Iheh
his counteuance fell, and he mutterel,
softIy-"Thcrgh il is just am a o o
Il am mistakcn-quite mistaken
There Is no resemblance" After a lit
tie pause he added, humbly, - VIII
take your message, e~ccellen2a' Ana
%stoopipr more than ever, he shambled
out Of the room, My heart smote me
AS he disappeared | had spoken very
bsrshly To the 'oJr old tellow-but
instiuctiyely felt that it was necessary
10 do SO. His close aud ccaseless eN-
amiuation Of mel his ttmidity when he
approached me the strange trernors
he experienced when | addressed him,
were SO many warnings to me to be on
my guard with this deNo ted domestic.
Wero he. by some unforeseen chance,
to recognize me, my plans would all be
spoiled. ! took my hat and left the
house As crossed the upper terrace.
saw a small round object lying IN the
grass-It was Stella's ball that she
used to throw for Wyyis to catch and
bring to her. i picked up the poor
ptaything tenderly and put it in my
pocket and ~glauciug up once more at
thc darkened nursery windows, /
waved a kiss of farewell 20 my little
one lying there In her last sleep. Then
iiercely controlling all weaker and
softer emotions that threatened TO
uyerwhe'm me. hurried away. on
my road TO the hotel | stopped nc the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-30
THE EXTREME OF CHARITY

They say he leads a Wild life.
oh, don't think he's as bad as that
he merely follows fl"
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21

WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


A meeting Of the Common Council was called for
Thursday evening for the purpose o. allowing the
poerd NJ Assessors 10 explain certain points in con-
nection with the assessment OF the CITY "hell 'Ho
COMMITTEE OF the Whole met on Friday evening, a
communication received from the assessors
s,at,np that there was a misunderstanding In rela-
tion to the purpose of the call OF the meens'
and the Board declined to attend. There was a
IaSge number of citizens present, including the
members of the Seventh Ward Association. who had
Instituted the charges against the asscssoIs
for incapacty Several of the Aldermen were great
ly nut out over the action of the Board; ana ine
adopted the effect that the Mayor requeSteu the
assessors to be present at the next meeting OF the
Committee of the Whole. ,.
sy hed'a meeting on Friday evening al the nome
of Professor a. V. W. Jackson. paper was read
bv G. Hilton Scribner. Mrs. Wilbur Larremore and
Professor T. r. Shaw led the discussion. ~
The pastors of the several churches in the city
to-day have chosen interesting subjects Tor thelrr
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church, VIII take
al his theme for the morning sermon Nehemittn
and His Work, and in the evening the suD)ect, VIII
be Christ the Door" In the First Methodist Epls-
copal Church the Rev +. NJ Davenport. the pas;or
VIII officiate with Dr. THOMAS Hanion' Proslpem' zen
I)r G. II. McCirew, of Saint Bartholomew church
New-YorS City. Will occupy the pulpit III St' An
drew's Church At the morning service. ana al 81
in the afternoon. The subject of which Will be con-
The members Of the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht
Club met at the clubhouse last evening, ana en-
joyed q beefsteak dinner
The Lenox bowling team of New-York was de-
feated by the of the Palsade Boat Club on
The teams were composed OF ten mon each, and the
local men were victorious by 81 pins.
The women of the Dayspring Pres3yterian ohmrcn 1
the church on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
MOUNT VERNON.

The rector and vestry OF Trinity Episcopal Church
have organized and placed under instruction a
vested choir OF twenty-five young men. The choir.
which Is the first of its kind in this city, Will make
Ats first public appearance on Easter Sunday morn
ing.
The eingins section of the Mount Vernon Turn
Veren VIII give a programme IN their hail. In
North Highest. tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Anderbers entertained a number
OF friends this week a. q cOtillon and dinner The
party came from Harlem. and consisted Of the fol-
lowing persons: Mr.. and Mrs +. Stei'in the Misses
Lille and Eta Stefh1. Miss j. MacGibbon, DR.. and
Mrs. Schneider, Dr. Bergman, Mr. and Mrs
Schneider. Mr.. Dcidorer. Mrs. Getz. Mrs. Theodore
GetZ and the N:e4es Ella and Tjlle Fischer
There will be TIE usual attractive services in ali
the churches .O-day, the prin cipdl service being
the dedication of the new English Lutheran Church
in North Seventn-aYe. and i5rldge-st. The dedica-
tory sermon VIII be preached by the Rev. II. T..
Jacobs. dean Of the faculty OF the Theological
Seminary Of Philadelphia. In the afternoon ad-
dresses Will bo made by the Rev. j. W. Knapp and
the Rev 6. Armand Miller, OF New-York City, and
Superintendent Berkemeir of the War'burg Orphan
Home, and in the evening by the Rev. j. Fry, of
Reading, Penn. \ special musical programme will
accompany the services.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Two deaths occurred in this village on Friday.
Richard Wood died at his home, In Cedar-st.'
from heart disease. He ffty-One years old and
leaves wife and three young children The
funeral Will take place to-day at the Shiloh Baptist
Church. The pastor. tho Rev. w. II. Taylor. Will
officiate. Burial will be in Sleepy Hollow Gene
tery Mrs Mary MEG wan, an old resident of this
place also died on Friday. Her funeral took place
yesterday morning in St Teresa's Church. Burial
was In Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
The newly elected Board OF Trustees Will organ
,ge tomorrow evening. number Of new appoint
ments will be made including Chief of Police
and Road Commissioned. a large number OF ap-
plicatons have been received for appointments on
The police force.
Several new members were initiated at the meet
!ng of Washington Irving Council No 06, Order o.
Chosen Friends on Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
SING SING.

The construction Of the buildings for the Sullivan
Marine Engine Works at this place is being pushed
rapidly to completion. The latest addition is an
iron building. 60 by 80 feet. which arrived at the
wharf at the end Of Quimbyst on Thursday.
The time for the collection of town taxes has ar
rived Collector McNeal will sit for that purpose
nj the corporation No III Main-st., on Mon
day. March 2s and for thirty days thereafter, ex-
cept on Election Day and the last four days of the
week ending April g.
The members OF the Improved order Of Red Men
of this village making preparations Tor the
union meeting of all the tribes of the Second DIS
trict of this county which Will be held here in the
wigwam of Scnasqua Tribe, No. 3O2 on April 10.
William II. Ilgbie Sachem of the J. o. r. NJ. OF the
State of NewY York will be present on that occasion
for the purpose of making his official visit.
For the first time in many years the Prohibltlon-
lists will fail to place ticket for town officers In tho
field this spring. The leaders of the party have
kept stiff upper lip and year after year have
gone through the formalitcs of nominating a ticket
and placing il before the people but their following
has gradually decreased In numbers until now Il
has been deemed expedient to give up the contest
in local matters for the time being, at any rate.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
PELHAM MANOR.

The young women students of Mrs. J. G. Hazen's
private school In Pelham Manor gave very realis-
tic and attractive complimentary presentation OF
Shakcspcarc's Merchant Of Venice" yesterday
afternoon I'm the Pelham Manor Country club
house. The young women OF the cast are dauEh-
ters Of prominent and wealthy people. and are pur
suing amateur dramatics I'm connection with their
study OF Shakespeare. The play was appropriately
staged and presented with handsome costumes
The caskct OF Jewels were arranged 10y Miss
Thompson and contained the icwclry OF nearly all
the students, valued at nearly 100000. The char
acters were follows Shylock, MIS- Harriet
Blair. Pittsburg: Antonio, Miss Frances E,ser
Helena. Mont. Rassanio. Miss ItIizaheth Grinnel
Burlington. Vt. Duke of Venice. Miss Frances Bar
mum. of Lime Rock. Conn. Gratiano. Miss Mar
garia Leland, Of New-York city; Salarinio Miss
Josephine Sawyer OF Watcrtown. y. y. Salanio
Miss Florence Pnckney. of New Rochelle; Lorenzo
Miss Mary Scuddcr OF Trenton y j.. POria. Miss
Johnston OF Pittsbu1g.
The song "Toll Me Where Fancy Is Bred" was
sung by Miss Rena Clark of Belfontainc Ohio:
Miss Mary Dcnson. OF NewYork City. and Miss
Carnclia Wilcox. OF Joliet. H., accompanied by
Miss Nutting. pianist Of Buffalo. The programmes
contained pen-and-lnk sketches 10y Miss Edith
Cunningham Hdzcn.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
WHITE PLAINS.

The explosion Of a lighted lamp IN the hallway
OF Edward Il. Longs house in Mott-st carly on
Friday evening caused a small fire and brought
out the department The flames were extnguished
by the occupants Of the house before serious dam
done
YESTERDAY Justice keosh, In the Supreme Court
continued the originally issued by Justice Dvk
man in the Commissioner or Jurors contest now
pending In the Appellate Division
The Board Of Supervisors has appropriated so OO0
with which 10 begin the work Of indexing ihe
records Of the Registers Office upon a new and
approved system When completed the undertnk-
ing. II is said will cost not far from SOODO and
AT that figure will result in a saving 10 the
taxpayers In the end.
John F. Brennan. OF Yonkers. Joseph b. Sec. OF
North Castle. and Jabish Holmes tr OF PeIha n,
Manor were appointed yesterday by Justice Keogh
Commissioners OF Appraisal in the OF secr-
ing additional land for the purpose OF Increasing
the water supply Of the village OF Larchmont
An absolute divorce granted to Mrs Iizzte
c. Arrison from her husband, Charles r. Arrison
Of Riyorhesd, Long Island by Justice Keogh hold.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

Opponents of Senate b No 5is have been IN
formed that they viii have a hearing before the
Senate Insurance Committee at Albany on TILES
day. March a. n D. m. The bin is intended 70
allow insurance companies 10 invest their assets
I'm the stock Of other Insurance compane and has
been referred to "a bill looking to the establish
ment OF an insurance trust
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlrsch viii celebrate their
sllver-wedding anniversary at the Lexington Opera
House. Fify-eighth-st.. near Lexngton-ave on
Wednesday evening March g. where they Will re-
ceive their friends.
The case Of John CANTON a llquor-dealer. against
Dennis 4. Sweeney. the Of a well-known con-
tractor. whom he charged with giving him worth.
less check In return for 800 cash. IN which Magis.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 90 1897.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 90 1897.
ARRIVED
Steamer st Paul Jamison. from Southampton March
49, with mdse and passengers the International Navi
CATION Company. reported south Island at
1880
steamer Campania dD. Walker. Liverpool March II
and Queenstown H. with mdse 2O2 cabin and olo
steersge passengers to Vernon IL Brown CO. Arrived
at the Bar at 4:i0
Steamer Sandman Prince (Br) Dunn. Newcastle Feh-
ruary ~ In ballast to John Seager Arrived AT the
BAR at 10 y March 10 and anchored
steamer circassa (Sr) BoOthhy Glasgow March anu
Move o. with mdse p2 cabin and I5 seeragc passengers
Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar IN. March
10 and anchored
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Ger. Hogemann. Genoa
March Naples and Gibraltar H. with mdse. "a cahln
and s"I steerase passengers to ocirichs Co Arrived
at the BAR at $40 m
steamer Istra (AusO. Kreglich Trieste january 49,
Venice - drgenu 80 LAcata February catania ~
Messna 10 Palermo q and Algers "a with mdse 10
fhslps Bgos 4 Co. Arrived 1t tho Bar at 1913 m
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
TARRYTOWN.

The newly elected Board Of Water Commission
ers met and organized for the coming year on Fri
day by electing Major Barnett H. Engelke pres-
dent and Henry c. Griffin attorney.
j. NJ. Powles will address the members of the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor con-
ne.ted with the First Baptist Church this evening.
His subject will be How Our Bodies Influence our
Souls" At the evening service the pastor, the
Rev George II. Ferris. will preach on Temper
ance"
The number Of boys now AZ Woody Crest Hone
ts sixteer-eeven from the Hospital for the Relief
Of the Ruptured and Crippled. and FIVE from the
New-Yorly City missions. The Home is one Of the
ma1y Charitable Institutions supported by Miss
Helen Miller Gould. 1t is beautifully situated on a
high hill, not far from Lyndhurst' MISS Gouid
hou
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
ARDSLEY.

IN the Ardsley Methodist Episcopal Church this
morning. the pastor. the Rev. a. r. Barnett will
preach ''The Seamless Robe" In the evening
he VIII lecture on Recent and Coming Events"
Samuel IL. Baker, of New-York City. offers plot
of ground in the Sawmill River Road 10 any one
who will erect building to be used for manufact-
uTinS purposes on fl.
An interesting entertainment will be given al the
Ardsley Lyceum on Tuesday evening. The perform
ers will include piano solo by Mrs. A. f.. Barnett
banjo duet by Miss Dora Lynt and L. NJ Iynt read
ing OF pen sketch entitled "The Review Of the
First Battalion" by Arthur r.. Fern: barytonc solo
by the Rev. a. r.. Barnett rccitatons by Miss Lulu
Noss. NILS AbbIe Welch and Ralph Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBENiARLE- Major General J. w. Gascoigne
OF Ottawa. Canada, and j. Malcolm Forbes Of Bos-
ton. ASTOR-Francis l.. Patton. president of
Princeton University. HOFFMAN-Con n
Joseph W. Bailey. OF Texas. MURRAY HILL
Senator Orviile H. Platt. Of Connecticut and State
Senator Joseph Mullin. Of Waterown ~ Y. MAN
l;ATTAN-Clayton McMchdel. of Philadelphia and
Albert A. Pope. OF Boston. NORMANDIE-E
Leuteaant- Governor W. H. Halle Of Massachusetts
PLAZA-Senator Frank j. Cannon. of Utah WAL
DORF-The Rev. Dr. u. Sage Mackay Captain 4
&. Bald. Of London. and Mrs. George Hearst Of
Washington, -. G. WlNDSOR-A. Percy Bennett
Rritlsh Consul al New.Y
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
NEW ROCHELLE.

The $4,000 OF per cent school bonds were sold
yesterday Sianwood & CO.. OF Boston, at n small
premium. The bonds payable I'm gold The
Board OF Education Is ready to consider the
question Of selecting architects 10 prepare plans
for two school buildings. and will hold "A meet
ing week for that purpose.
The services at the Episcopal and Methodist Epis-
copal churches to-day will be especially interesting
This evening Mrs. Grace Couch OF St Rartholo-
news Church. Ncw-York. will give two solos and
the pastor the Rev. A H. Goodenough. VIII Install
the Epworth League officers The sermon VIII he
preached by the Rev. a. Il. Sanford of Ncw-York
In Trinity Episcopal Church the Rev Lindsay
Parker rector OF ST. Peters Church, BROOKLYN,
will preach a Lenten sermon.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
PEEKSKILL.

The funeral OF William Russell will be held at
the Church OF the Assumption this afternoon at .
o'clock. He died at his home, No 1ej Smith-st
where he has lived many years. on Thursday night
from pneumonia, after an Illness of two DAYS He
born In Ireland siXiy-four years ago and ca me
10 Peekskill when he was fifteen years old lie
entered the employ OF the New-York Central Rail-
road and worked himself up until thirty-dve Years
ago he became locomotive engineer on that road
and has worked such ever since then
The body OF James i. Briggs who died I'm Arizona
January 70, having gone there for his health has
been brought East. and Wednesday was buried
tn Greenwood Cemetery Mr.. Briggs was a New
York lawyer.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
PORT CHESTER.

The Rev. Charles F.. Brugler. rector Of ST.
Peters Episcopal Church. will preach special ser
mon 10 the hremcn Of Port Chester on Palm Sun
day He will be assisted the occasion by the
Rev Brockhost Morgan.
The Past Grands OF the |. o. O. F. o. Westchester
County held their annual meeting in Irving Hall
last week. Representatives were present from
every lodge in the county.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
HASTINGS.

lecture will be delivered by the Rev o L. Siea-
foos in the Hastings Reformed Church this evening
on Thursday evening a musical Will be
given for the benefit OF the Hastings Reformed
Church at Protection Hall, in Main-st Among
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
DORRS FERRY.

The sixth annual concert Of the Westminster
School Banjo and Glee Club Will be given on Tues
day evening.
The Rev George W. Ferguson. rector OF Trinity
Church Sing Sing will preach in Zion Episcopal
Church, of which the Rev. r. NJ. Berkely is rec
tor on Wednesday evening.
The entert ainment given at Westminster School
Friday evening for the benefit OF the new Pres
byterian Chapel success, nice sum being
realized.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
BROADWAY,
Sth==Oth Streets.

ing a special term Of the Supreme Court. yester-
day.
The managers of the Westchester Temporary
Home announce a sale Of homemade cakes candy
and fancy articles for the benefit Of the institu-
ton to be held at the home of Mrs. Jordan J..
Mott Fifth-ave and One-hundred and -thirteth-st.
New-York City on Tuesday afternoon, from 2 TO
o'clock
public meeting will be held In the Auditorium
next Tuesday evening, under the direction or the
Good Government Club of this village. Addresses
viii be made by DR. j. F. Carson. OF Brooklyn, and
Joseph Wood, of Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
PLEASA AWHILE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Woman'e
Christian Temperance Union will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Elliott See on Friday afternoon
successful entertainment given for the hem
eft OF 81. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church on
Thursday evening.
The Rev. J. Norris will preach in the Presbyter,an
Church this morning
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 6Of Suret 6l3 Moon rises pmol2 Moons ago 2l
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook 20 Island 9:39 He'll Gate II 80
Hook n4s Gov. Island lO.OI Hell Gae II 40
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21

tone: the Union Theological Seminary Quartet, the
Vacuna Banjo and Mandolin club OF lrvngton, ana
Ofha
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21

COLONEL JESSE f. PEYTON DYING.
Colonel Jesse +. Peyton. of Haddonheld who is
known as the Father Of Centennials. Is very low
and Is not expected 20 live until morning. The doc
tors say his case is hopeless
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21

Ar. ,ou thinking OF purchasing II, r,srSSs he ntdi
piano Stooly III so do not faii to cons"S some ~
adyertlsements In the narrow columns
bargains may be found there
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line Mails close Vessel sails.
Ohlam Rotterdam IIoll- 500 m 1000 IN
MONDAY, MARCH 3D.
Algonquin. Charleston. clyde. ---- 500 m
TUESDAY MARCH 81
Ctrcassia Glasgow. Anchor 1900 m 1900
Snree Rrenen L; LLOYD. .......... 100 1000 a
civ OF Augusta, savannah. Savannah. 800 p III
WEDNESDAY. MARCH "a
ST Paul Southampton, American. 200 m 1000
Westcrnand, Antwerp Red star. 1000 m IL 90
TIE itonlc. Liverpool. White Starr. geo IN 1890
Trinidad. bermuda. Quebec 500 m 1000 N
Saratoga, Havana, y * cuha...... 100 m 300 y m
Philadelphia. Ia Guayra Red D......il :0o m ioo
Comnnche Charleston. clyde. ........ 300 pm
Ell Sol, New Orleans Morgan. 300
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
GEO. CLINT Co.
434s AND 47 WEST 25:ST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: l54 AND I56 WEST l9"srREEL

TALON March 26 April and 9. Second Lieutenant;
Cornelius Brady's resignation has been accepted.
New-York tribune., 1897-03-21
Announcer enis

Henry A. Daniels NJ. D..
90 West s9th -.
Ipalrr,ents Of the Nervous system. impotence Serity,
and Ike ailments. hours 10 !, q 10 O.
T. G. w E. & w T.. g. W.
The new collar. 'MENIO.'
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