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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
To-day IL the last dny of registration. Reg
lister To-day and make sure of your vote
pORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The members of Charles Lawrence Post were IN
,pected on Tuesday night by General h. j. Mitch
ell of Yonkers accompanied by James ~ jenkins
Of Mount Vernon. \ dinner followed the mSpcc-
ton.
The annual fair N all Of the Church 81 oar Lazy
~ Mercy Was held this week having been formally
oponcd on TUESDAY night by The Roy. Dr color oi
81 Stephens Church. NewYori city. ON lRurs-
dav night the Rev. Thomas O'koci'. oi the it"m"
Of 81. Benedict the Moor give a si'r'oPt'"h f''-
,.,...,.-
Could i'm Buffalo whore hP * attending the con
Eirkbv will he absent two weeks in which time
tho Rev Charles McNisht will Zoe IN charge o'
Christ parish. ,. -
Rye was buried this wo'k MI slater Wa S,N-
entv-four wears I'D lie 'cd'Cs widow. - son
Nelson Slater and iWo daughters Ms William ".
Vessels and Miss Grace Slater. Services wcr" cor,
Quoted by the Rev. y. t. Tower OF Snhih'ri''"
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The trustees have appr"priatcG 500 i"r h'l' "n'
hefry in the fre-engino house in Lest fo'' 'h''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
BRIARCLITF MANOR.

A committee will he appointed tomorrow TO ar
range for the installation OF the Rev Alexander
MacCol as first pastor Of the Briarciin Congrcga-
tional Church.
The golf links OF the Mount Pleasant Field club
are now being laid out and are expected - h"
ready for play by November l.
Mrs s h. Ransom. who has been spending IN"
summer IN Briarcln Manor, will return next week
to her New-York home
new schoolhouse is soon 10 be built ?s tho
present one IL Inadequate. many children having
been turned away at the beginning of the term
for want nf room. The new structure will probably
be built Of stone, and be two stories high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
SOLD STOLEN WHEELS FOR 4 LIVING.
YOUTH Long SOUGHT BY THE POLICE
CONF'ESSES TO AN ILLICIT TRADE
IN BICYCLES

y
IN BICYCLES.
wcll-dressod youth. who gave his as
LLOYD Gibbs and said he sixteen years DID,
confessed to Magistrate kudlch. in the Yorkville
Police Court. Yesterday that he had been making
n living by selling stolen bicycles. 81 bought them
from two boys who stole them and sold them
again at profit" no remarked
Detective Neggosmith who Hrraigned tho pris-
oner In court. had been hunt for Gibbs for
the last two months. The detective estimates that
tho receiver has sold from two to three wheels
daily within the last ten weeks His description
had been furnished 10 the Police Department by
number OF people who have bought stolen bicycles
from him and have been compelled TO give them UP.
ON Wednesday night Gibbs sold stolen wheel
FOR small TO bicycle dealer In First-ave.,
near Seventy -scventh-st. The dealer recognized
him at once - tho boy sought by tina police but
not seeing any policeman around he made ar
rangements for Gibbs To return 10 the store the
next day. He consented. and when he appeared
WAS arrested.
In court yesterday tho prisoner refused 10 say
who were the boys who sold the wheels 10 hlm.
lie was held FOR further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho fall convention Of the Ncw-York District Ep-
worth League was held in the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church. Ia this village, on Thursday
afternoon aud evening. There satisfactory
attendance Of delegates and others interested IN We
league The afternoon was devoted to the routine
business IF the convcution e. W. Fiess. the chai'-
man. presiding. There were about three hundred
delegates il, attendance. The church and lecture
room were handsomely decorated with autumn
leave, and flowers AZ the close Of tho afternoon
session supper served in thc lecture room In
tic cToning IN 70 vaa IN or-an recital by Clarence
Reynolds. q song and praise service. and addresses
Ing Miss Florence NJ Lcary. of Sing sing; tn" Rev
DR. :. X. Sanford and Il. J. ohoriy III follow
q N"W-lork civ; yicc-presidcns j j. Taunton,
Miss T. Rowen and tn" Roy T. Tipplo. all OF
~, "rdinl: ro"rctary' H. !: Rhod,s. q Tarrytov.n
corresponding secretary. Miss Florence NJ l.drN
Of 9oai SIM IS SING treasurer W Williams d" New
M Rap,i.t Social Union viii hold -ociaho At
tn" homo Isaac Hunt and hi- sister in central
IN ;Ic NH raptlst church tomorrow morning
'ho E,v Dr. II. V Parno-. secrotaTy Of the New
YORK baptist sta" 'ouv nuon. viii occupy tn"
A autumn .oc'sll, and crarnorhone cnte,tain-
mont 'ill Dc held by tho Young Women's christian
pr me, mo-" ' III VIC , "o'' . Ul }n, society," "
Tho children Of tho Wc.'ch"-'cr Temporary
iIome on Wednesday, evening hsi were entertained
h5 Mrs. Edmunds. of Mamaroneck-avo.. with s'loc-
lions on ne SraphophoAe. singing ara refresh
Al = special tcrm Of Tho Supreme Court before
justice J. q. pykman yesterday ~" case ~ Gilbert
Wright. IF G'anG-st.. in this village. against tn"
assessoTS of tho town. 20 have an assessment of
S-Ip1 removed from tho --fnent roll. upon the
elound of pnn-rrsdcnc". Wa heard Tho Ju7iic"
took IA" papers and reserved his opinion
=. H. Miicr and IN. Ion l. onard have GOuo to
W.nstod. conn ON 20 three wocks hunting trip
Tho cisht.-~ccond annual meeting OF the West
chester county, Hib.c So-iciy viii l." held IN tn"
Memorial Methodist Epiero Church IN this VII
iagc most Tuesday morning and afternoon The
anuuai address, NiI To- delivered 10y the Rov. George
+. PoutecOSt. Of Nouk'rs.
\ pleasant card pariy was held in th" Mitchell
homestead IN Broadway. on" evening last week
Mir. aud Mr. McC;raih had t* guests numbci Of
friends from Philadelphia and Denver among the
lattor being Judge Forester.
Mr. and Mrs William T. Brown. Of Broadway
haV" returned 10 their wnto~ nome. iu N'N-York
CITY.
An extra IA lcl 81 enc hundred and fifty potit
jurors his been drawn from which T. select jury
TO try "Eddie jacques for murder In The first de-
gIo". Monday. He is Of IA, Bedford ST.
ton burglar who. whil' at, nrting 10 commit Il
burglary at tn" store Il Walker T.. Adams & Son
lasi August shot and killed MIR Adams J.cqure
appears uncCn o'rnod over his fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
IS 10 the HEADLINE lRTIST.
From The Boston Journal.

We have the greatest admiration for dis
tiIsuished inventor Of headlines. To write epic
or an essay. a chant royal or prose poem. may
be ,dmra bic. but the author OF dazzling head
line has 4 stronger wing. Neither r. B Aldrich
who polishcs verso at his elegant leisure. nor Arlo
Bates who dscourscs most intelligently concern
ing literature. DIR. William Everett. who IL
preparing his inaugural address In Latin heNamc-
rers. could he At once "pigrammatic. encyclopaedia
and Irresistible in a display head; and dinghai
would Do far above their highest fight. At IN"
time We must protest against the announce
mcn' by n wc-meanng artist that burglar was
caught red-handed": for in the report Itself there
statement that the robber. blinded by night
anxiety. put his fingers In red paint or cut them
with q silNern nshknifA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
RATIONALE.

Tomorrow will bc oos~rv,d as "Tcmp"rancc Day
IN the Methodist Episcopal and ihcshyierah
clutches in this place. Mr.. Hamburger will tax"
as the subject Of his morning sermon Fruits
The churches will be especially decorated
The Miz2sh Circle II Kings Daurnt"fS VIII hoh
a spe -iaI sewing meeting on Monday might a. the
home Of Mrs Arnold .,
The homo and foreign missic naTF societies VIII
hold their Joint meeting rcXt "Wednesday AZ T. IN.
m tho home Of the preedon;. Mrs. j.. u. Hama
buTGh. , g.. ,,
Nr and Mrs Robert IIoGg and th"ir family
closed their country home here and returned 10
BROOKLYN Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
You really
don't know how fine Pot
Pie Crust can be made
unless you use the Royal
Baking Powder.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-Julian A. Palmer of Honolulu
and Prince and Princess Brancaccio or Rome
Italy. ASTOR-Philip {. Hanna, Initch states
Ions,u M Porto Rico and Iorato l.. Bigeow.
United States Consul at Rouen, France FIT II
AVENUE Bishop II. II. Whlppe. OF Minnesota
and Congressman Gausha A. Grow, OF Pehhsyl
vanja IOFFMAN-John Drake Langworthy, OF
London England. SANOY-Professor Wilhelm
Stcngcl and Nine Marcca Sembrich. OF DrcS-
den WALDORF Nathan Golf OF West VIZ
GINA and H. II. Hanna. OF Indianapolis WIN ~,
SOR-Senor Dupdy de Lone. Spanish minister: an"
Sc5or l. Aria1;, f;uatcmalan Minister at Wash
ington: Count and Countess Picri. or Rome italy,
and CAPTAIN WiIIoughby Walker. L. 5. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
-
tIUDNT 4 FATAL SLIP.

From The Cleveland Leader.
S,r,sto- And now Your Majesty. everything
s..,n. 10 be ready for mo TO take hold and run
Things. - .
take the oath Office. and you Will be Prime Min
istor of Spain. Let tho Archbishop step forward
and
: l.asia-Parlon, ono moment almost forSo..
Before these proceedings 20 any further, let me ME
nv reporf - '"rhe New-York Whoop.' Gosh. II
would have been just terrible II had forgotten
thsff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

From Tho Engineering aud Mining journal
At IN extraordinary general meeting OF the
British Aluminium Company. Limited. held rr-
Gently In London. II was stated that action had
been brought against al persons who had i'm
ported aluminium from America and Germany: in
functions had been granted and all those who
one or two VINO were about to submit. Under
these arrangements mono Of the companies vhich
manufacture aluminium In foreign countries Will
supply aluminium 10 Great Britain. The principal
nrn against which the comDany brought action
was Sir W q. Armstron'. Mitchell & 90. Linn
itod OF Newcastle -on-Tyne. the great naval
stTuction concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

dwelling OF hronzc tablet by Sons or inc fc'o-
luton Columbia University. $50 p. m.
New-York Jockey club races Morris PARK : D. III
LAYING OF cornerstone Of Fiske Hall. the Boulc-
ward and One-lindred n nd; wcntictl-st I'D ~ H.
Harlem Rcpublican club. No rs West Onc-hun-
dred and twenty-ffth-st.. - m
Henry George mass-mcctng, Academy or Music
Brooklyn. p. m
Stale Democracy meeting Carnegie Hall. p M
League for Political Education, No. 500 fltth-
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
No NEED TO WORRY.

From The cleveland Leader.
MIR. Papcloss- Dear me, I'm sorry TO hear that
,our husband tho doctor. - III. Have you mad amy
Other physician for him
Mrs Fitzpatrick No. he Las prescribed for him
Ell. INT I'm afraid he has lost his mental balance.
Mrs Pangloss-Oh. that's dreadful What makes
YOU think 80? .
take dose he iust spills two spocnfus OF the stun
In the washbowl instead OF drinking II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
IRNINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs Morris s. Wise announce the on
gaeement OF their daughter. Miss Jeanette Gladys
Wise 10 Henry Gerard Haho. OF No 10 East Fifty
third-st., NewYork City.
George Hope MARS. OF This place * making Il
vigorous canvass for the Assembly the Rcpub
lican candidate. lie Is young man and "A fdvoriie
with all classes OF citizens. He has extensive club
and social connec lions and is widely acquainted
among persons in Irvington and other parts o. ~"
Assembly district. Mr. MARS is a Harvard man.
and would make an uncommonly wtli-equippcd As
eemhYinan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Mains, this afternoon at 2:so o'clock Mrs Chap
man died on Wednesday morning. after lingering
Illness. She was seven'y,seven years Ill., she
sister Mrs Wiley SIlleck. Of Peekskill and hve
children one of whom is e Romer Chapman.
lawyer of I.ansngburg. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Pop orator I'm Kansas who will come to Allen
County and repeat the speech he made last year
So far Scott has had no takers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIATIEE AEMA\.Al

Sunrise i 10 sunset j9 Moon rises M N1N Moons age Il
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Al >ar, Hook 1880 Gov. Island lln1 Hell Cato o:3i
y SANDY Hook Gov. Island II 30 Hell Gate lij
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

A good custom tailor doesn't maks
SIS suits.
Ours at SIS are not meantto com.
pete with him, but to beat the chez,
tailor at his own game; and they d
it. Most cheap tailors knocked IN.
der this season-charge SIS and 10.
wards.
The good custom tailor make,
just as good a suit as ours at $40
but charges $50 for it.
Fall overcoats si2 to $50.
To advertise new $3.50 shoe ia.
ferior or no better than those alreadv
on the market would be absurd on
its face.
Ours were made especially to bet.
ter anything yet made.
Single and double soles; backs
and russets.
We clothe the boy and clothe him
best.
ROGERS, PEET & ca
Warren and Broadway
Prince and Broadway.
Thtrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
TARRYTOWN.

will receive gifts OF vegetables. groceries ana
clothing for the poor OF the neighborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
~ OFFER NOT ACCEPTED.

From Tic Kansas city Journal
Charley Scott IL still advertising in his paper
that he will pay the salary and expenses OF any
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-11-13
The Surprise Of All.

Mr. James Jones, Of the drug
firm, Vi Jones < Son, Cow den, ILL.,,
in speaking of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery, says that last winter
his wife was attacked with Ia
grippe, and her case grew 50 seri-
Gus that physicians It CoWCen
and Pana could do nothing for
her. 1t seemed to develop into
hastv consumption. Having DR..
Kings New Discovery IN store,
and selling lots Of il. h. took 4
bottle .ome. and to the surprise
Of a., she began to Get better
from first dose: and h.lf dozen
dollar bottles cured her sound
and well. DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs
and colds is guaranteed TO do
this good work Try it. Free
trial bottles az Z. G. Aln orth &
Company.
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No IS leaving Ocaa eco solid train, connecting at
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Louis Mont Il r. WaycroSs Nashville
Macon, Atlanta Chattanooga Waycros New York
Charleston Atlantic Rail-
at Nashville direct connection with the Chicago Limited Ne
solid Evansville Route Also Louisville
Cincinnati Chicago Train No. leaving Ooala
Gainesville High Pullman sleeper PortTampa
without Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia at Washington with the Old
without 30 also
Waycoss with through sleeper for via Mont
Montgomery
New Orleans birmingham for Memphis; at ST. Louis fol
Kansas City.
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PGst0iice Robbed.

Tie hendrick postoGce was
robbed yesterday ana two dollars
in cash was scared, but the thief
didn't take anything else. Deputy
United States Marshal Jas. Clark
is a. work on the case. An cpl
demic OF postoEice robberies is
abroad in the land, aud they are
confined as q rule TO the small
country Offices.
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SIERIFF> SALE.

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&lE-AE, -E-E-:BEE --r. -.

d d IL : AUIrl,
Sheriff Marion L1Snry. Fla.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-28

his former monologue: Eyes, It's as
I say, be throwin' about the country
for a few years an you amt good fer
nothin' else an you don't ask fer moth
in else. Man looked like a minister
come along this here square just yes
tidy n jawed me bout 'bracin' up an
bein' some use in Their communerty an
all that. Here he says, I'll give you
the address of burer of charity in this
city where they're anxious to put able
bodied fellers like you on farms in the
west Laws, he might as we'll saved
his breath to cool his puddin'. I've got
Their card, but thcr burer'll never git
me. Coin already? Well, s']ong; we
may meet ternight on this bench agin;
l don't expect ter 60 nowhere else if
Their cops leaves me alone"
Maybe we will and maybe not. I've
got folks here in Philadelphia, an it's
half likely l may look 'em up" An
unaccountable trembling had come in
to Barlow's voice as lie answered and
into his feet as he shuffled off with An
air remotely initiating energy, and in
to his fingers as he ran them down in
to his coat pocket and drew out dingy
pocketbool1, besides as fiat as a pressed
autumn leaf. He took out an equally
dingy piece of newspaper and studied
the words printed on it as thoughtfully
as though he had not known them by
heart for a month or more:
If John Barlow, of Northumberland
county. Pa, sometime a resident OF
Philadelphia, will communicate with
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-28
THE NEWSlN IOWA
SUICIDE AT BELLEVUE.
Young Man Named Sphinx Blows the TOP
Of His Head ON.

Young Man Named Sphinx Blows the Tor
Of His Head ON.
DUBUQUE, May o7.-.Andrew Sphinx,
of Bellevue, blew the top of his head
of with shot gun. He was 20 years
Of age, single, and had no bad habits
He lived with his parents and had
worked for several years IN the lun,
Der mill there. After supper he re-
tired to his room. A few minutes later
his family were startled by the report
of shot gun. On going into the room
he was dead, with the whole top o.
his head scattered over the walls. 1t
was evident from his position and
where the, shotgun was found that he
had put the muzzle of the weapon into
his mouth and then discharged both
barrels by pulling the triggers with
his toes. His parents arc nearly pros
tratcd over his death. and can assign
no reason for it, except that for some
reason unknown to them he had been
melancholy for several Gays.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-28
IOWA PATENT OFFICE REPORT.

DIES MONIES. May 2S-Patcnts have
been allowed TO Iowa inventors but
not yet issued, as follows: TO /. T..
Evans. of Cl,rc. for an improvement
III his triple Vshapcd drag harrow
covered by his prior patents. The
improvements facilitate the self
adjustment of the parts as required to
operate advantagcously in passing
over unssen surface 10 Bessie Lar
son, of Rntbvcu, for an attachment to
pole yokes to prevent the dangers
lncident to the accidental separation
of the yoke from the pole when the
horses and vehicle to which they are
hitched are advancing. 10 the
.Hhoades & Carmean Buggy Co.. OF
Marshalltown, for All improvement in
four-wheeled vehicles to keep the
eiSptic springs perpendicular and to
prevent the lurchiDg motions incident
to che body or box when The carriage
is advanced on rough road. 10 w.
+. Could, of Dcs Moines, for an i'm
rroyement in steam engines for the
purpose of maintaining steam tight
chambers IN valve, while it is in
motion, in such a manner that there
will be sufficient steam confined in
said chambers to keep the valve bal
sanced. On the waive seat. rs required to
reduce friction and wear and loss OF
power incident to the nse of unbal-
,anccd valves. Our practice is not con-.
fined To Iowa. Inventors in other
states can hays our services upon the
same terms rs IlaWkeycs.
( THes q. AND J. RALPH ORwIe,
Solicitors Of Patsnt1
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-05-28
EIGHT YEARS FOR A RAPIsT.

Judge Macy Roaxts Jury for RECON-
mendinE CieMency.
ATLANTIC, May :6.-Frank Sherman.
of Anita, has been sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment by Judge Macy
for criminal assault on l3-ycar-old
girl, although with her consent.
Judge Macy gave Sherman scathing
lecture when delivering sentence, and
criticized the action Of the jury for
sending in petition asking for elem
cncy for Sherman. Judge Macy said
the jury was to determine the guilt or
innocence Of the accused and that he
was the sole Judge and wholly respon-
sible as to the time the prisoner should
be sentenced, and that the jury was
entirely out of its province in petition
ing for clemency after finding a man
guilty.