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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

rom OF NEW TORK-WEDNESDAI. OCT -. 1891
ARRIVED
steamer Majestic ,Br smith Iyerpool October II and
passengers t. Maitland kersry Arrived at the Bar AT
s,earncr Rurhcrglen ,sr English Shields September
% IN ballast 20 Funch Edye 60. Arrived a the Bar
steamer idau,ony Abbey oRr, Townsend. Cardiff oco-
Der =. IN ballast TO Barber co. Arrived at the bsr at
Steamer orwell UIr, Glib Cardiff October 6 In ballast
steamer wsCts1nnnd dSclgl Mills. Antwerp october :?
,ernationa Navigation Company. Arrived AL the Bar at
>ap.cs Gibraltar II. Win mdse and passengers to
ociich- & 90. Arrived AZ the Bar at s:aopu,
81 Ncha" ~ win fruit 10 order: vessel 10 master NJ
ys , AT r 6sls sr ;e m Mocr Rio ane september
- - rncIa October II with mdsc to Punch Ed'' CO.
steamer Tallsman 'yor, berg Barbados September 20
!. " a r Nrmstrons Arrived at tn Fiar m
steamer IosteIn Gcr. Hoppe cape llay,i mctoS 9,
la with fruit to PIm Forwood KeocN Arrived at tn"
steamer city OF Washington hurley Vera cruz oetobc.
Taxn Tennis S . and n%geSss m 0seH s. and
wsa o. Arr' T a. the Bar ~ 2S M and
Vest is win mdse and passengers to ii Mallory Co.
s"9 ~ Wilmington C. H. wit" "''' to villa" clyde
s,eamer colorado Risk. brunswick. Ca. October is
and port Royal C. Il. with mdse and passengers to
steamer Ascnborr. Charles. Baltimore with mdse to
Old Dominion. klak'iiHn. Kcnnlond ana Nor
folk with mdse and passengers to the old Dominion IS
steamer Renefactor Townsend. Philadelphia with mdse
10 William clyde a co.
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. In ballast to
William CLYDE Has been laid undergoing repairs.
sandy Hook !. oct ~. $3.50 m-Wind east, strong
breeze: cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Panama tSpanI. Qucredo. Havana. Vera cruz
etc-J VI Cehsllo- a Go. .
steamer Advance Henderson. Colon-Panama Railroad
CO. ~
steamer karlsruhe GER. Won BaTleleben Bremen
Oelrlchs a. 60.
steamer seneca. stevens. Havana and Tampico-J y
Ward & c..
steamer rcrgeste ,\uso. sattora. Trieste via Ncwor
leans Barber a 20.
steamer Sormannla U;er,. Barrnds Hamburg via
p,ymouth and ,hcrbourg Hamburg American Line.
General Whitney. Baker, BostOn-li J. Dnock
steamer Conal Evans. Gllvcston--c III Mallory 4 90.
Steamer Duenelds. Charles Ha'inoreH q Foster.
steamer uyr ndottc Davis. Nofoli and Newport News
Old Dominion - 60.
ste,msr ,ott,ye city Harding. vOrtiani-ioratio Hail
steamer Morgan Ci'y, l~ech. New-or.eans-J 7 Van
steamer south Portland. scesy. FsrnandnaYellow
s,samsr state Of Texas Young. arunsNick-c II MAJ
tnrS I.lian l. ROBBINS ofsr,. Robbins YossohauaJ w
H,rk AbsI Abbot To1lcr. ~Auckiand-Arnod. Cheney
20.
SAILED.
Steamer. Paris. for Southampton Nelios Geo, for
FhinC Kens,nEtor trp. for Antwerp; Britannia ,Br.
for Iyerpo Panama 'Span) for Havana etc; Advance.
Tor Coon CIT, Of Kingston OBJ. for Port Antonio,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
Did you ever
taste doughnuts
made with Royal
Baking Powder?
WILLIAM ROCkEFELLER TES11fihS.
He GIVES DETAILS REGARDING HIS PRoPEE4'
-. ,,,,->-r ri r,s,xT AND OssTNfNG.

us; GIVES DETAILS REGARDING HIS PROPERTY
IN MOUNT PLEASANT AND ossINING.
There was a hearing in ;he appeal OF Nihain
Rockefeller from tho increase in the take" N"iue
of his property In Tarrytown yesterday " ""'
held ,n Judge Armstrong; Office. Mr. focke''i'',
WAS on the stand and was examined by Howard
H. Morse his counsel. and by Frank r. Mliiafo,
counsel for the assessors. Mr.. Rockefeller sdlu
that when he bough, the property there was OF II
tho mansion house the stables and the farm
house The mansion then occupied ny I'oEo
Aspinwall. Since then he had caused the man
sion 10 be torn down The material from 'he MAJ"
sion house had been used to erect a new s'aoi1
One hundred men were employed by him about the
place.
When ne purchased the property there "e'e
about three and one-half miles Of road through II.
Now there were four and a half lie had erecteu
the stable greenhouses. new farmhouse M tIe.
:ric-ght plant and a boathouse. ne propr' -.
consisted Of go acres more or less. III tne Town u.
Mount pleasant. and 40 acres. more or less III the
town of Ossining He paid $4,000 for the laiiu
This was the only important testimony, t"ho"'
and the hearing was adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
GOLD SHIELDS FOR SIN
NEW CAPTAINS CHOSEN ON CHIEF McUL-
LAGHs RECOMMENDATIONS.

.rp.r.xrs VIEGAND. MCLUsKY. HOGAN Nj
srHTsoN. TITUS AND HAssLAciEh PRO
NOTED ,xp ASSIGNED TO COMMANDS
r.s. m,i,r.v Of the Police Board yesterday pro-
Noted six secseans 20 ,he rank OF captain OH '''e
recommendation ot Chief McCoi'asH' i"e "'0"
receive their gold shields are
JOHN wrEcASp e r. NJ Ss pe,.tir .,a nSrsau
WILLIAM HOGAN; Of t1e Union M Shst Sfce
Ap0IpH 9. Iissrfs Of The Edridge st. station
cHXRJ.i:s !. Ai.sERTsoN. q the Nereer-s'' S'''''
c.nt,i, Uiegaud was assigned to the coinmahn
Of the KingsbridGe station whef" Nv ,ha
.c,inr CAPTAIN Petty, who was remanded 10 '',1
-. ard assigned 10 the east One-hundred-
"a four,b-s, station; Captain McCusky was a.
signed % the Detective Bureau. where no no
h.4n in command for several WEEKS N"P'"'
logan 10 the Union Market station "here ne no.
-. =, acting captain for more than year
c.n,ain Uasslacher 20 the fremont station WIZ
no reliev.s Acting Captain Farrell who has poem
rsusn.led TO the sergcancy IN inc "est
seventh-st. station: CAPTAIN TITUS 10 inc ,
S. station where he has long oeen III 'o 49,
~ an acting captsin, and Captain Aipertson " Wv
Mulberrv-s; station. in place OF sergeant ni.
remanded and CERT 10 the NesI ""e
hfty-second-st. station
TIE Board wen. into executive Session " 81,
O'Clock yesterday afternoon ana reha"eu I
S5 O'Clock. when they went into open sessoi ,.
announced tn, names Of the successtui ca"''o''''
c.ommissione: Andrews announced ina maneuts 81
candidates Of the ffty-se1en VINO nae ,PPa stand-
themselves for examination had reacheo tle ii.s IN
ard requisite for place on the eligible ,o rS had
their ratings for fitness and that doui MAJ Mace or
he eligible list, both for fitness ana mer ho bai
list was headed by Captain McJlu;sN., Andrews
Then moved prOmotSn Of the Ssr , rsng O.
= % hui who was entitled TO the first places as
veteran Of the wsr; McCiusky; S' 1n HassIacher
rfb a rating OF S2s5: Albertson. eLl: All III, W
81 those names being the highest on III. NJ S"ccess
" .Her The promotions had been MADE me sIkS;'iS-
.nI Candidates exchanged their sergeant Ih'e ans
Tor the gold shields OF ne c captaiK Kim Subs
sm.n,,v they we're assigned to their several co'''
mands , 80 nor, IN the promo
,ions and Was not. in fact, pteIen' go All 81
Executive or open meeting OF the Bodr.' ~" ,hroo
he other Commissioners were present ~ o,inns
c'omm;ssioners cannot legally make proH HIoT,I
Nithouf recomme ndaton by the Cniei' rnSt ,oions
,aeh was sent for, and recommended inc p'o'o''''
nsth candidates named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
PARISH HOLSE DEDICATED.

THF GIT or ME. AND MRS. WILLIAM VI KINGS
LAND TO ST. MARY's PARISH. BEE' HWooD.
Tho dedication OF tho new parish house of ST.
Mary's Episcopal church. Bccchwood. near Sing
Sing took place yesterday afternoon. with larg,
attendance OF members % the congregation and
visitors from Scw-ycrk city. Among tho clergy
mon present were the Right Rev. Henry {. Potter.
Blshop or the diocese. ArrhGcacon Van klecrk, ~
Yves, Chester; Archdcacon Tiffany. 90 NeW-Nork
the Rev Dr. II. Parker Morgan OF the Church Ok
the Heavenly Rest. the Rev Or. ". Il. Hunting
ton. Of Grace Church: the Rev. DR.. " H. Nbbert.
vicar OF Trinity Chapel tho ev. ). Sedcn Spencer:
OF Christ church. Tarrytown. formerly pastor ot
ST. Mary'S the Rev. DR. Arnold IL. Reddins OF, -
Marks Church Tarrytovn. tho Roy d.. Myrlck.
az All Saints church. Hriar GIN, the Rev. Or Z.
N Niles OF St Pauls Church. Sing Sing. and the
Rev Or Thomas Il. Harris rector OF the church.
Tho services in IN" ell Irch consisted OF hymns
and the proper psalms and prayers. Addresses
were made 10y the Bishop. Archdeacon Van klccck.
who is broihor-ln-law OF the rector and hv
Archdcacon Tiffany. In the parish house ~" KEYS
OF tho building were formally delivered by Mr.,
Kngs!a.d 10 The Bishop. who in turn presented
them - the rector.
Tho pari-h houso erected Us Mr.. and Mira.
William NJ klngsland as "A memorial 10 their son.
south Of and adjoining the church building. on tn"
Albany Post Road. near WOot..a. the summer
hom, OF Mrs Elliot r shepard. l. 10 handsome
Gothic structure. buil' Of stone, finished In oak
and With handsome stained glass windows. At the
conclusion Of the ceremonies ~ if"sh ments were
served ON the grounds In tents erected for ihe
purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Edward L. Heafy and Miss Cara Cooper were
married Yesterday in the church OF the 1mmacu-
late Conception. in South Broadway. by the Rev.
Thomas Heafy, a brother OF the Bridegroom MISS
Teresa Heafy WAS the maid OF honor and Miss
Nellie McIIale the bridesmaid. After the ceremony
"a reception was held tho home o. ihe bride $
mother. No IS Oak-st.
There large ATTENDANCE AZ me harvest
party given Tuesday night al the clubhouse OF
The Park Irill Country Club. It being The mrs, social
affair or fall. Grain and pumpkl1e. neid corn
and fruits used in the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK y Nee gave = party
Tuesday nigh; at their nome in News chool-si., for
ihoir daughter. Miss Bertha Nee. There was a
large number OF young people present. and an en-
joyable evening spent.
The women Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church will have 2 social this evening In tho lect-
ture-room. 10 which all members OF tho congrega-
ton invited. /; will he IN the nature or a
birthday party.
At the Board % Health Yesterday the secretary
announced that communication had been re-
ceived from the Civil Service Board, stating that
J. NJ. Csxton. j. =. Norwei. T. NJ Frazier and
c. 5. Dirock had passed tho examination Tor APP
point ment 10 tho office ~ sanitary policeman APP
plications for appointment to the place OF Health
officer were received from Drs r. T.. Mugan. Il
". SIllwell T. s Lester and j. X. lanai II was
decided 10 extend the time for receiving applca-
tons till November ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
FAMOUS HORSES TO BE SOLD.
TIE FIRST OF WILLIAM EASTON'S REMAEKABl

SERIES OF SALES 10 BEGIN TO-DAY.
An impor. ant advertisement IN The Tribune is
thoroughly, worthy of the attention of all persons
interested in racing. IN this advertisement Will
lam Easton, the famous auctioneer of the t:aston
Company No. I.l22 Broadway. announces that ne
will begin at Morris Park at noon to-day q series
of great sales in the course OF which he will dis
nose of all the stations, brood mares and race
horses now owned by W. 7. e. !. s. THOMPSON
including Requital. winner of the Futuriy and the
Realization and LA!ouett" winner OF the Futurity
this wear besides a great number of other AM.
hinhesi value These Easion sales will he cOntn-
ned ~ Morris Park at noon Tomorrow. at noon
nn saturday and at noon OIL Monday and Tuesday
~ nrxi week. In the course of these sales Nj
ltastou Will dispose Of not only all the BrOokdalo
.,ock but also Of mo NepOnset stud. the horses
belongng 1, o. II. =. Belmont. ". B.Jenninss
Robori L. Rose and william a. Engsmsn. on
friday The magnificent Elmendorf stud farm will
lie knocked down at auction This - Il superb
estate
on SATURDAY. the three extremely fast horses
Owned by the Turney Brothers. lilo. Dr. Cattle.
nd Peat will be sod 10 the highest bidders. Every
.ender nf The Tribune and all persons who pay am
attention 30 turf matters should study inc Faston
advertisements with minute attention. THESE sales
are so exceedingly important and interesting mat
p lost Of people should be present each DAY AT
noon They will not find moment dun wnile MT
fasto enchains their attention with his fascinat-
ins oratoI,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21

seneca Cor Havana Guyandot:e Tor Nor,o. ,,se
,eig for pernambuco anchored III Gratesein DsV'
Tallahassee" for savannah: Buenelds TOT bi''n'o'''
THE MOVEMENTS on STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London. Oct eo-Arrived. steamer Massachusetts 'o''
F,ndlsy New-york c,. ,r,y,
ILverpooI Oct 2O-Arrived steamers T'uonc NJ, ~.
Cameron NcN-YorA: Queensland OBJ, sprauey' NV
southampton oct .o-Arrived steamer 81 louis Bar psn
soufhampfou aO-Arrive1. steamers ~ L,us .ss
Ger Thaienhorst New-York for Bremen ana pO
ceeded. , - ,.,, fay
swansea. oct ia-saed. steamer Boston 'y '"'"
Dundee oct gt~saied. steamer croft u'r,' Robinson
New York -. ,p., CnuI-
Shields oct is-saicd. steamer sirathalry 'D'' WV
hurst New YORK. .,,,,.,,, ojer,.
Lizard oct Io--Passed steamers tsliiorma , DE-
Leuenfcls Now Hamburg 10Th ONO ~ ~ Ia
New York for Hull: camhrian 'br'' WIS., WV
London ,., fY,v tf,r).
Lewis New-Nork for Bristol. ,,. ,,:or, Prob
stettin. Oct tI-Arrivod steamer Amor" VIVID
Hamburg Oct co--Arrved. steamer BaNu ''""'''
Bremsn oct .o-Arrycd steamer Stuttgart ''''"
kohlenbsck. New Yo,h. ..,,,,am ,rrtchl,
Rotterdam. sailed. steamers Spam ,DutchA
Van de- Zee New York; arrived "o'e''"'"
H.vrc oct is-Suilcd steamer sicila "'ef' N""'e""
from Ststtinb. New Work. ,,,,r.,,d,, trs)
pourse. Nsw-ycrk for Marseliss etc: kafah'a"'" w."
Craig New Yor,. .ni' Naples. ,,.,. .g,g.
81 Lucia. Oct rs Sailed. :tsanym ,rs 'i'''""'
Para DC, ~ Arrived steamer Justin O'r' Evans ~
York Via Harbadoes for Manaos. , .n,, ovln:
Pernamhuc'. oct 1o-Sailed steamer 'Ne' W." \
YoSohams. Dc, 10 Sailed steamer q Ns'ss w
Hay nes.' New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
LARCHMONT MANOR.

\ series OF interesting individual matches for
valuable prizes is being played at the Larchmont
Coli club. The first prizes gold cups in mixed
foursome match. given by Mrs. G.. a SINGER, were
won by {. VI. Hamilton and Miss q. Sand"rson.
two cups given by Mrs T. W. Flint in comp' tition
between men and women members. we're won 10y H.
Shriver and Mrs Or. Bullsrd. and the third match
n medal handicap for men will finish Novcnbor T.
The prize IL a 500 cup. given by o. q. smith. The
Singer. Sc. and q. +. Mckinney, So on an eighteen
hole course.
Marietta Becker to Bart r. Hin, both Of farch-
mont The wedding vii! take place at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. Harriet \. Becker on the
afternoon OF Wednesday. November 3 tn" Rev
i. +. German. OF Mamaroneck. VIII oiiciaic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
MANARONECK.

Tho directors o: the Richbell Inn. AZ a meeting
on Monday night. leased the inn fixtures 10 tho
Namaroneci Athletic club The club has pledged
itsel. 70 conduct free roadins-room.
A now choral society with forty charter mem
hers has been organized among the musical peo-
pie Of the village The club IL under the direction
Of S IT, Mowbrcy, organist Of st. Thomas's
Church.
Arrangements being made 10 open 4 free
industrial school and kindergarten IN 81. Thomas
parish hall. to be conducted on Saturdays, for the
children OF the village. The first session will be-
held on Saturda". November I. with Mrs. John
Lang in charge. and Mrs. Dr. Peelcr. OF Harrison
director Of the Kindergarten. Both VIII be assisted
by a corps OF tc lchcrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
MOUNT VERNON

At the meeting OF tho Common Council on Tues
day night bids wcro opened for $1,000 highway
improvement bonds at per cent The bonds Here
secured by Seagood 4 Myers who bid flli 70. tho
bIphost naura ever received BY 'he city Upon
recon me nda ton by Harry McTaguo. commits sioner
OF Public works resolution was adopted that ~"
civ purchase a road-roller FOR $3.50 \ petition
signed BY large number of citizens and protesting
against the practice OF the New York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad in allowing freight trains 10
switch In Mount Vernon after midnight Was re-
celved and referred to the Committee on Public
Health The petition also received from the
hondsrnen OF ex-City Clerk Elias o. Peas" Offering
20 settle the shortage for 1850. and referred - me
Auditing Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
pCRDY STATION.

Fire wss discovered yesterday morning a. about
q clock i'm the house where Or. Smith. a dentist,
lived and spread rapidly that 4, with diff
Guilty that the entire block was savcd from burn
luz The iao houses east Of the where the
fro broke on; were ,iesiroy'd-.i dwelling aud
hotel The property all belonged 20 the city hav-
Ing recently been condemned hy the Water BOARD.
Miss Sadie casSrlman. the only daughter of DR..
and Mrs Demar Casscln1n. Of this place. was
married Yesterday afternoon 10 Mr.. Folsom. who
until recently lived In Mount Vernon The we'd
ding was a Iue- one and took place IN the brides
home q, o'clock IN The presence NJ reIaii' and
Intimate rrirrde of the famii..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
NORTH TARRYTOW y.

Since tho bi-centennal celebration OF the old
Dutch Reformed Church of Sleepy Hollow. TWO
weeks ago, there has been Il popular demand
among the residents and others interested for a
souvenir volume OF the various addresses and cAer-
cieos Of the occasion. and now il has been decided
nv the officers OF the First Reformed Church TO
ssuc The book II will bo fully illustrated and will
be- of much historical value. OF the ad-
Dresses represented much research only limited
ell, Will h. nTntei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
PEEKSKIL.T..

The Canadian Singers will appear In 81 Pdnrs
Methodist Episcopal Church this evening The
proceeis are for the benefit Of the hospital
Thee will BE- an entertainment this evening In
the Lyoeun given for the benefit of tho Dorcas
Societv and tho hospital. two Peekskill charities
Mrs John y. Tdcn has arranged the entertain
men. 81,
tor County National Bank, and George j.. Briggs
are al Pawlirg attending the annual meeting Of
Grouo VII OF the Ncw-YOrk State Bankers Asso-
ola, fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
r.,,.r re GOING ON TO-DAY.

,,. rra.,,zaton Of the City Of New-fork
eatS ou, ma ss-meeting Carnegie Hall, p. M
Westchester Racing Association races MOTIFS
Park. 2 2. m.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
rro,t,re races at Fleetwood Park. 2 p. m
predecessor Atkinsons lecture. Grand Opera HOUSE.
r. m. ,..,n. d;nnor
Carriage Builders Nationa! Assoo'''o
Industrial Building. I p. M ,,,,.
He'll Gate Republican Club, NO. SlV East h'e'''
siy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
IR\I\t,TON.

Or and Mrs. Iuclcn C. Warner viii sail for
Europe this week. whore they VIII spend the
winter.
A soceble will he given In the basement OF 81.
Pauis Methodist Episcopal Church TO morrow
evening under the auspices OF the Ladies Ala
Society. So, I'LL, III,
The various Sunday-schools Of this village VII!
be we'll represented ~ tn" annual convention OF
tha County Association In TarrytoWn to-day. go,
4 piensan, dance held In Schreiders nan
by 4 number Of young residents OF III" village on
Monday evening. 49,
Newport. $500. -, III,
Mr. and Mrs T. Dviggin-. of Tinany fatk' VIII
spend tho winter months NJ FolZer. ,. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21

The annual reception of the White Plains Hos
ptai will Ne held Thursday afternoon. Novem-
Der
The recent robbery in this village has awakened
the people To- the fact that the police force should
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
DOBBS FERRY.

Westminster school viii not h" represented in
football circles this year Professor ". L. tush-
ING the head master. has prohibited the students
from playing the game as number OF fhcn were
seriously injured in the sport last year II l. cX-
nectcI that lacrosse viii bc substituted by the
pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
HASTINGS.

A Colonial entertainment VIII he given IN Fro
lection Hall this evening. and will be repeated to-
morrow evening. under tho auspices 81 the Kings
daughters OF tho Hastings Reformed Church. Of
which the Rev. Orvillc Lincoln Sigafoos IL pastor.
Forty Young women will take part In the affair.
and will be dressed in costumes such az were worn
i'm the Colonial pcrioi and 10y the early Dutch
settlers Of the manor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
r,,,. n,srAsrIN ALABAMA's CAPITAL.

Montgomery Ala. oct. 2o-Ihe ofhciai bulletin
s.,sJ hv the Board Of Health at o'clock to-day
.ive cases OF yellow fever Tor the last TWEEN
.y-foor hours and one death. There is no panic
mere now. Probably. four thousand persons wen;
-nn-s,ances \ special tram provided on the
icr,syil.e and Nashville road did not carry ore
S,ndred peopis showinE the panic was over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
ARDSTI;Y.

An entertainment will be given tomorrow even
Ing in the Ardsloy Lyceum i'm aid Of IN. Ardsloy
Methodist Episcopal! Church. Of which the Rev. j.
II Phillips is pastor A splendid programme has
been prepared, including drama. entitled Aunt
Susan Jones" which viii be given by amateur.
The Misses i.ynt and Miss Phillips VIII give some
vocal and piano solos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
THE CONTESTS AT NORRIS PARh.
MUD AND RAIN MAY BE LOOKED FOR THIS
AFTERNOON.

MUD AND RAIN MAI Dr. I'oNEH 'N' ''''N
AFTERNOON.
For its first three days the Westminster Racing
Association had the finest weather Imaginable
The rain which came yesterday may perhaps make
the track m,ddy to-day. and II may be That mo
visitors TO Morris Park Will not he favored with
the clear skies and delightful airs when the!
have epioycd hitherto at this meeting. IN mo
programme for this afternoon Cleophus. foetess'
Sunny Slope and Miss Prim will meet AT mile ana
n furlong over the hill in the Hunter Handicap
These four fles seem to be well matched AZ IN"
weights and their performances Will be scanhsn
with eager scrutiny. In the first race the seVe"
probable starters may keep each other busy over
the Withers mile The second race IL Tor maiden
two-year-olds. and fifteen are expected TO run IN
the CastIeton. which is a selling affair for Two
year-old FLIES at five furlongs. nine young misses
most of whom are well-known winners. VIII take
mart in the struggle. Tho handicap Tor All ages
over the Eclipse course. which VIII pc mo MIN
race will bring out a number or s"lit sprllteIs.
II cannot be asserted with truth That me caro- LOT
the dav is nearly dazzling the caros OF pre-,
vious DAYS have been hut visitors 10 the rack VIII
nroha by find no lack of excitement.
Here are the list Of probable starters
FIRST RACE-Fo- three -year-olds and upward; non
winners et any time Of 81 oCO; $40 each. $500 added:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
4, 70 Cents,

- inch imported Figured CameIs Hair,
Boucles Novelty ChevlotS. Figured VI.
cunaS and Fancy ZibellneS.
Some very high cost goods in this lot
quality considered No other store in New
York can match these values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
ANOTHER BAD DAY IN NEW-ORLkANS.

rrrrY.THREE NEW CASES or YELLOW FEVER
AND SIX DEATHS YESTERDAY.
N.w.orleans Oct. 9o--An previous records as to
the number of new yellow fever cases were broken
to-day Early in the evening hfty-three new
cases had beer entered in The books or the Health
Ro,rd AT the same time there had been six
deaths These had all occurred In the early morn
Ing OF the deaths Today. TWO or three were the
results o. poor treatment
.r.o most important death OF the day Was that
q, ira r. Britton manager of the General Electric
s-crnpary here He came here about year ago
from columbus. Ohio. Among the new cases Is
can NJ Jud.e Monroe OF The Civil District Court