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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

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bar BAIT tor Spiigt, o9 Golf bar ItdFet
fig Gruberebitaber og sr rsiit uo til
Gpntpdn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30
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big. De bolbt forleben ct Ntpbe os bar
oanIfe muntre. Qua Statstdsferer
&ontoret flyer man, at 2enninger lite
fan uobetalss siter en- Zig 2pc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

Sc uotomne ytllmmere al "Seo
grnen" fan erboloes for 15c
EXTRA.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-30

@unnar RoSielano er Dor &sent /
Clan % Seder Counter, Minneiota. ..
gnunbien, "9ecurabsT oiten"s llo9ioer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
SING SING.

People living in the vicinity Of the northern sec
ton OF Nelson Park greatly excited over the
question as 70 whether not circus and other tent
shows shall exhibit there Last year those opposed
to shows had a resolution passed by tho village
trustees closing the northern section Of the park to
such entertainments. but giving them permission to
use the south end. This caused great deal of dis
satisfaction at the time. and has been a bone OF
contention ever since. \ circus Is due here next
week and a petition will he presented TO the trus-
tees at their meeting tonight asking that the reso-
luton prohibiting shows In the north end be re-
scinded. The petition. II is said. will he signed by
about half of the population OF the village able to
write. while those who are opposed To shows Will
attend the trustees meeting personally and en-
deavOr by argument to couneract any possible ef-
feet that may be gained by the petition
Warden Sage Of Stag Sing Prison yesterday made
a charge against David Mccain, who was arrested
by Officers Reed and Miller late Saturday night.
contraband articles among them whisky to the
conyicts IN the prison 10y the method known as
planting" Mccain GOT into this difficulty 10y I'M
wisely keeping some letters he had received from
convicts thanking him for these articles and telling
him they had come safely to them. Mccain was
arrested as q yagrant and suspicious person. II
while being searched at Police Headquarters
that the compromising letters were found upon him.
Tho closing exercises a Mount Pleasant Military
Of the Oldest schools in the State. Athletic sports
will be held the campus in the morning, literary
exercises In the afternoon at o'clock and 5
o'clock military drill. parade and review by Cen
eral O. O. Howard will take place followed by an
opcn-air concert In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
YONKERS.

Edwin a. Oliver, chairman of the committee APP
pointed by the Pdl!sadc Boat Club to arrange for
the celebration Of Independence Day this year,
called the members together Saturday evening At
tt clubhouse in Glcnwood. The celebration will
be on the same lines as in former years. although
an effort will be made to have something in the
nature of Il novelty In the way of illumination.
Mr.. divers associates on the committee are Rob-
ert G.. Jackson. Andrew DcyO Thomas f. Booth.
BENJAMIN + Barnes. George b. Skinner, Charles
c. Pierce william Habrshaw. Charles skinner.
Thomas Rayntr. T.. r. Coles and Gabriel RccVS
This evening Miss Frcderika PenteCost, daugh-
ter Of the Rev. DIR. George +. Pentecost pastor of
the First Prcsbyj erian Church. will give recital
in the parlors of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. in Main-st. under the auspices OF the
Young Women's Christian Association. Miss Pen
tecost studied in London. ard is said to be elo-
cutonist OF ability programme OF considerable
variety has been arranged
Mayor John G.. Peenc will receive proposals for
the purchase of City OF YOnkers tax relief bonds
to the par value OF $4,000 nj his office in Manor
will be dated June l5 1891 will bear interest at
the rate Of per cent year and Will mature
May J. 1899 The bonds will be delivered to the
successful bidder Tuesday forenoon Of next
week at the same hour.
John HALEY died yesterday at his home. No. l23
He had been In poor health about year. He was
employed before his Illness at the office OF Andrew
DeyO at Wells and Warburton ayes. He was a
member Of the Yonkers Yacht Club. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at his late
home. at o'clock.
New-York Yacht Club. which disabled of
Yonkors Sunday. was yesterday towed TO Ho-
bOken by Captain Abram Gould of the Alpine.
The yacht broke her shaft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

David J. Lees has been appointed receiver loi 'iie
er,, ~ Cohen Bros manufacturers ana retain
aoo,ors in clothing and mems furnishing goods' al
~ 60; broadway and 100 Catharine-st. by JUS
.,oa Andrews of the Supreme Court on me APP
ruoo.,or ~ Rlumenstiel & Hirsch. in proceed
ings brought for the dissolution of the hrm on oe-
vi. y, simon Cohen against Isidor Cohen They
bova heen In business since 1858 BiumehsucI q
Hirsch stated in the application that the 'iH
had recently suffered heavy losses by deprecia'ioi
nm merchandise. large expenses, bad business anu
olso nv reason of transactions on the STOCK EN-
change The firm had also recently opeheu inc
store at No. s25 Broadway. and II had proven u'i
nroNtabe The assets impaired to Such an
ex,en, that the firm is insolvent and unable 10 pay
,ba debts in full The firms liabilities are placeu
q, from $50 COO 10 $4,000 for both merchandise ana
borrowed money and nominal assets at between
$50 600 and 5000 The receivers bond was iXed al
s2oCs0 The partners real estate, consisting
Of No "A Wooster-st Nos 4O3 and iO5 East Thirty-
four,h-st No $40 Second-ave. and No lO9 East
Seventy -ffth-st. which they value at $500 ana
have mortgaged for $1,000 They gavs audl-
tonal mortgages yesterday, assIe6a'iAs "i'''V'' ~
various persons. ,.,-., 49, .,oa,rs,
Morris Feischer, dealer IN cIothi,g. OF ~ or i
Goldstein Mr. Fleischer generally carrier a stoch
Of 81 600 TO 5000 but 1t is alleged that his store was
cleaned Decoration Day az Ine zoos saS -
have been traced 10 an empty store III odHdi-s''
this city. 49, -. - ,oroa ,.os,erdav
favor of r a. Graeff. on an ag:eement mace III
chicago in August 1891. whereby Mr. OTTO was 10
nav James Mex. Graeff 10000 before MarCh 10 irSS
Latimer T. Jones in favor Of Rufus \ stivers. LOT
Carriages which Mr. Jones purchased In fS6'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
PEEKSKILL.

To-day Is the second day Of commencement eXer-
cses At the Peekskill Military Academy there VIII
he guard mounting at o'clock this morning ana
battalion parade this evening at $50 o'clock Inc
class day exercises will be held this evening IN the
armory At Lake Mohegan Military School there
will be a competitive drill OF the companies for me
Alumni Cup the coors and the George r.. Bnggs
Tronhv ar 430 o'clock The annual reception will
take place in the armory this evening at o'clock.
Clarence F. Horton, of Peekskill, graduate OF
Columbia University who has been civil engineer
in the employ of the United States Gcologcai sur
vcy has been assigned 10 duty at Buffalo. he mas
been spending a vacation his home in this village
for several weeks.
The cadets of the Peekskill Military Academy and
the M1hegan Lake School attended the First fres-
byterian Church on Sunday morning. They made a
fine appearance and were all in fui! dress uniform
The Rev j. Richie Smith preached the baccalaure-
ate sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The summer exodus for Europe continues In IN
creasing volume. The long passenger lists OF the
Cunard steamship Servia for Liverpool, ana the
North German Lloyd steamship Havel. for Bre-
men, by the way of plymouth. both OF which sal!
this morning contain the following names:
The Servia-Edward {. Cameron. Is. C. NJ u,
Governor Of Turks Island; Mrs. Cameron and MISS
Leila Cameron; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Powell Dunn, MT.
and Mrs Robert Dunlap and Miss Fanny Dunlap
Mr. and Mrs Thomas DE Forest, the Rev. A. H.
Gothwaltz the Rev. j. Addison Henry Herbert
Kelley Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyen, Cleveland Moi
fatt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morton the Rev. Eugene
McKenna Mrs. ~ Shannon and the Misses Efte
and Winona Shannon
The Havel-Baron Bradsky, Countess Brockdorf
John Bigelow and Miss Bgelow. Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Bickes Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bergmann,
Dr John F. Culp. MIR. and Mrs. II. Livingston Cen
ter the Rev. David Calm. c. S. Dewey. Mr.. and
Mrs w c. Egleston. MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fletcher.
August Feigel German Consul-General In this city;
Mr. and Mrs Edward Frey and Miss Elsa Frey
w n Grosvenor John L. Hamilton. Charles ii.
Hastings Mr. and Mrs Gustav Heye and Miss Marie
Heve General and Mrs. Rush G. Hawkins. Mr.. and
Mrs D. H. Helms. Dr. Adoph Kessler. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Knabe David Leggett. DR.. and Mrs.
cres { Mitchell Mrs. Theodore Minzesheimer.
Mrs Leopold Mnzes heimeI MT. &,rlr n Sdoodel
1nnenheimer Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pinchot. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Pellew and Miss Marion felie" MI
and Mrs s X. Phillips. the Rev NlIlam j; Rus
soil the Rev. SalOman RappapOrt, MI ana Mrs
Fac Sommers the Misses Amy aud M.gnon Som
80 and Louis Isaac Sommers; Mrs. Il. a. shot
,,,ou and the Misses s. r.. and Marie ID. ShotWell
the Rev Joseph v Tracey. MI ana MIS-. u a. Won
idngen' Mr. and Mrs. Herman Won Ahnen and d.
- IV,iIoughbV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
MOUNT VERNON.

The commencement exercises Of the Misses Lock-
woods Collegiate School were held last night in
Willard Hall Diplomas were given to Miss Elsie
Stow Williams and Miss Clara Augusta CawsOn,
Of Mount Vernon, and Miss Mary Caroline Davis,
Of Yonkers and a certificate IN the English course
IN Miss Mabel COnani Buckmastcr OF TuCkah0e.
The names of "A large number " pupils whose gen
,raI averages were 90 ana over were read. The
programme consisted OF a solo by Miss Fannie
cranberry Levy prayer by the Rev. Charles +.
Lane. an address on character Buhding. ~ the
Rcv DR. John Han Of New-YOrk Clty ana rccta-
lions and readings by Gcorge j.. Batcheler, Edna
White. Kenneth r. Howe Miss Davis. Miss Claw
son and Clara f. White There was large at
tendance OF well-known people. The ushcrs were
r. T. Howe. 7. ~ Doolitte, Jessie laEtz. Benja.
min Howe William ID. Howe. Edward J.. Tilton
and j W Redway
The antiphonal musical service at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church on sunday night was en-
loved bv a large audience The subject was The
Foolish Virgins" and the effect produced was cS-
cetdugly impressive. The pastor, the Rev. Charles
: Lane. gave an interesting address on the para
Iii. ON which the service was based.
Mrs Isabel Ward. hfiy-ihIce years old. died at
her home at No. 30 North Ninth-ave, yesterday
morning Mrs ward well-Snown member
Of the First Baptist Church. and active In local
charity work She leaves son and two daush-
tiers. . g.. ,,-- Ct ,,,..,
have Invited Il large number OF friends TO accom-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-MoNDAY. JUNE T. 1891
ARRIVED.

Shields p in baas, Gust Heye. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Aler Ger. Nerlch. Bremen May go! 80 and
Cherbourg 81 with mdse ard Messengers to oeirichs *
C? steamer 5yei fa at "e 5F pua Il
Naples e w'h m, %ds Bar and at sso m 10
steamer state Of CBr Park Glasgow MAY
Bal q iwin 10 co.. Arrived a, the Bar al
mGse and passengers NewYOrk shipping Company
Arrived Re Bar a, SO ,a nj London Nav o. with
@ ms Son A[sy erpo al h EsF at Rdse
70 II Maitland Kersey Arrived the Bar at $40 m
o, s at Ss BnT at pg
steamer venezuela Hopkins Porto cabello May 20
scnsers to Boulton Bliss 4 Daett Arrived at the Bar
al steamer Alfred Dumos Nor, webust Per, Antonio
ia with fruit to the American Fruit Co. Arrived
steamer Allegheny Br; Low. sayanillq May ~; ~
Greyown IS Port lmon 81 and Kingston IGne ],rn
ys at the Bar at TIE rndov Barbados May 90
with mdse and passengers TO Funch. Edge CO. Arrived
steamer e r Kit,y %o Olsen Santa Martha May 81 with
mtse to PIN, Forwood * Keliock Arrived at the bar
steamer Saratoga Buck. Tampico May 30 and Hayana
June 3 with m!se and and pas sd m 70 JAMES
Go steamer nye Ii at R oe aeR A. "A days with
steamer Louisiana Kenbc New-oreans days. with
ma; and e So1o SR with mds. and pas
to od D0mGi ST1o ss ap Marorana Phade
nb se1 iunr H'I n ballast to master
sandy Hook. June I. $50 m-"ihd east 'eSh
breeze; cloudy.
Steamer Georgia OBn Thompson IAverpool-H Maitland
steamer servia OBJ. Watt. IAverpooi-V Brown
Steamer Alfred pumoIs Nor,. weidhurst. Port Antonio
S,r rerSinand de iesseps CF. Marcha Havre
Steamer s,arcross l3r Smith. Befast-Funch, Edge
steamer Gladious ,Br). Wright. Phadephia-John c
Give CBr) eeiey Naples and
steamer Have Ger. chris'ofrers. Bremen. via
steamer saginaw. Johnson, Cape Hay,ien. St Marc
,:cnaives etc|Wm + clyde g. Co.
steamer Boxgrove (pr, cleared June 4. has destination
steamer vimcira tBr, Thomson Carienas-w d Nun
Steamer Tyrian d3D. Ansrcve Halifax s-Mlier
ne Steiner ciuyandotte Davis. Norfolk and Newport
News Dominion IS Go.
Steamer Cortis, Russell Bridgeport-Frank y Smith.
SAILED
Steamers George m Liverpool: Give (I3r, Naples
aud Genoa: Guyandotte Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Chrstianla June 0-Arriyel. steamer Hekia DAM.
Iaub New York. VIA chr.stiansand.
ipswich June G-Arrvel. steamer Evelyn dr) Lindsay.
YORK: Fllans OBJ. Stabh Rotterdam for New WORK.
Deptford. June 5-Arived. steamer st Regulus tBr).
Adcn June Arrived. steamer Morven Br, Ellis.
New York FOR singapore etc
slh9 r%Srsx eu 'S York steamer N"'''"''@ ''
dieIal,sr June m- Arrive sea%c5 F"da Gsr
ccelcn; sailed, steamer Ems Harmsowitz Iron Genoa.
DER. Meier Sew-York for bremen land proceeded.
Amsterdam June 3, m-saied. steamer Edam
Southampton. June I. p m-ssiied. steamer Bremen
Ger. Reimkassn urom Bremen) New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of Incorporation OF the Whl'e
plains Firemen's Relief Association has been filed
in the County Clerks office. The objects OF the
association are ITO provide fund for the payment
Of the funeral expenses of active fremen OF the
village Of White Plains who are members Oh the
association: also for the relief OF members WIZ
MAJ be injured or disabled while on duty az men
bers OF such Fire Department. There snaii ",
Twelve trustees and the trustees for the nrst ksa
shall be l. Howard Kinch, William + Sternh5
John Embcrson William p. Maynard Rop er1 -
Joseph Weismuiler James Is. Lockwood "e sbr
O. Patt, Cornelius Donovan and ChatIeS l. ""''
wood ,, .., ara Ia I'd
The Board of Assessors of this t0ws y. atS ' nnr
nj work making up the assessment ron IOI tIlS III
rent wear IL is stated that the total assessed val
nation of the town will reach nearly $500" $3.50 er 10
eoraI property will be placed on the assesshi'ini.
roll but a large part Of this sum Will UNDOUBTEDLY
be sworn off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
Nrw-YORK CITY.

Tho American bark Nellie Brett, Captain Lowry
arrived here yesterday from Auckland ne"
Zealand after a remarkably quick passage ol Only
seventy-nine days.
ustice Andrews, in the Supreme Court, yester-
dav granted a writ Of certiorari to Albert ~
White former keeper of the Morgue' drec'eu 10 '"o
Commissioners Of Charities, who some uHe "so
dismissed White. who was accused OF sellhs "o"'o7
confded to his care as keeper OF the MOI que,
White asserts that the evidence on when ne was
dismissed was insufficient, and he wants the ou-
preme Court to review the proceedings
Nine Cinnamon and two Cubans, VINO aiiiFeu
here on the Ward Line steamship saratoga from
Havana Yesterday. were sent to norman lSia'u
for observation.
More than one hundred coasting vessels passeu
civ Island Yesterday, on their way mere from
Eastern ports. This is about double the oai!
avarage number and is attributed TO the strong
northea stery winds of the last day or two' "hlch
were favorable to quick passages. Most OF the
vessels were laden with lumber, lime and Ice.
A suit brought by Miss Mary Hughes. who de-
scribes herself actress, against the Ne"
York College Of Dentistry, to recover $'"" lo'
alleged injuries inflicted upon her while undergo
ing dental treatment by the students at the COZ
loco was heard in the Supreme Court yesterday
The ulaintif is a niece of Brian j. hughes the
practical Joker who obtained a good deal or no
,oretv by pretending to find valuable papers IN an
old dosk bought at a public administrator Sdie'
and he was one of the witnesses who appeared 1or
her The hearing was adjourned
Justice Truax. Of the Supreme Court, has vacated
an attachment against the American Grocery COM
panv obtained by Siegmund Kraut for %'4's on
May %.
Deputy- Sheriff Smonson received two more az
tachments Yesterday against the Worcester Cycle
Manufacturing Company. Of No. Il Murray-s'' III
favor Of Thomas Towne, for 1852, and Frank v
Strauss for sos No bonds were received from the
componv at the Sheriff's office yesterday, but IL
was said that they would surely be given to-day
Funch, Edye e. Co. agents for the ThingvaHa
Line received cable dispatch yesterday announc-
ing the safe arrival at Chrstiania Norway, OF the
steamship Hekla whose bow was badly injured al
sea on Nav % through collision with the steam
shin Mississippi of the Atlantic Transport com
many which was bound from London TO TINS port
The latter ship. which was also seriously damaged
reached here quickly and has since been under
going renairs oShe was TO have sailed for London
| ON saturday. but her repairs could not be com
nle,ed in time 1t was announced by her agents
| Yesterday that she will sail to-day.
| Chauncey Ocott stood on the soil OF County c9 OF
! last night at the Irish Fair and sang sweet III
,,ecara " while a big crowd listened. Afterward ht
went 10 the top Of the Plarney Castle, "here h'
! rnniscara' and Killarney" He was cheered tt
| tho echo The crowd the greatest mat MAJ
boen at the fair since its opening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-08
PASSENGERS on INCOMING STEAMERS

PEA n steamer Venezuela yesterday were the FOL
lowing: From Curacoa-Captain and Mrs. James
Reth and daughter and Chief Mate X kristlahseh
and five sailors OF the crew Of the wrecked NoIwe-
gian brigantine sogne From La Guayra-Couh' On
- C,nyna, Minister 10 Venezuela who is on his
,,a,, % Germany The Sogne went ashore on Gaia
luna Reef May 10 in heavy gale ana became to1
,V',snrnooi with a cargo OF logwo0d part OF which
was saved Her captain remained near ms MS Vcsse
LII no sent 10 their homes by the Norwegian con-
sui The Sogne, which registered 10 IONS was ou'
in 1881 and hailed from ChTistiansand -,
Among the passengers who arrived mere on the
North German Lloyd steamship Alier from 6feineh
as Charles H. Schmidt and Charles r. whitney ana
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