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PROPOSALS.
PROrOsALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
NAVY YARD. KASHINGTON, ID. C

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR IhH
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D. C
March IL, 1S97-Sealed proposals In
dorsed Proposals for Supplies for the Navy
Yard, Washington, ID. C., 10 be opened
March 80, 1857 will be received az the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Washington. ID. G, until IL
O clock noon, MARCH 80, 1897, and pub
ncly opened immediately JheTeaTGeT, TO
furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington.
ID. C., a quantity or steel castings; also
supplies for foundry, consisting of ladies',
chain sings, turn tables, roller machine.
tunbIers, steel rail and truck. The articles
must conform to the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection Blank pro-
posaIs viii be furnished upon Application TO
the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. c. The
attention OF manufactures and dealers is
invited. Tie blds, all other things being
equal, decided by lot. The department. re-
serves the light to waive defects or to re-
leet anyoF ali bids not deem ed adTantageOu
TO tile Government. EDWIN STEWART,
PaymaSter General, o. s. N.
mil S-22- 25-29
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These Windy DAVIS,

"wen, the ladies must have commenced
60 clean the streets. ''What?' Yes
i saw a lot of them out with their hose. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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PLAN TO PREVENT WAR.
England Proposes Neutral Zone Il
Senarate Greeks and Turks.

Vienna. March 22.-The Neue Freie
Presse says that England, with view
OF preventing a collision between the
TURKS and Greeks on the TheSsalian and
Turkish frontier, will propose to the
powers that q temporary neutral zone he
established. TO extend a mile on either
side of the border.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-To steam fftter, electric work
eF or BICYCLES. part of store ana work
shop. No. 1116 E st. NV. Cheap rent
mh2l-3t
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New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. d. Hibbs Co,
BANKERS and Brokers' Members of the
- L. Stock Exchange, 1921 r street
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wANTED-STORES.

MAhI Edo rent or lease, store. with
house and stable; suitable for grocery
business; OF will buy out same; must be
northwest section. Address, giving lOca-
ton and particulars, c. A. SHEA. 632
Ia. ave. NV. malS-6t-em
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hioos & Co..
Rapkers and Brokers. Members of the
Y. Y. Stock Exchange. 1421 street
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In California the strawberry plants are
now In bloom and the berries viii be in
season till September.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT Of the condition OF the
NOHIn " Els ERn MU1 UAL LIFE In
SURANCE COMPANY Of Milwaukee,, Wis,
on the 31st day OF December, 1896:
Assets $S2. $685. sos IA
Liabilities 1922, $50 90
Surplus. :. ;. ;. :. .. -. :. 1851 ,007 IA
ing DecemDer 81, 1856. s,892, ,439 76
Disbursements for six
months ending December
81, 1896. 4,697 ,219 06
State of Wisconsin, city OIL Milwaukee,
and county OF Milwaukee, S.:
H. l.. Palmer, president, and J. w. Skin
neT, secretary, of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, do declare and
say that the accompanying statement or
the condition OF SAID company ON the 5ist
day of December, 1895, is correct and
true according To the best of their infor-
nation, knowledge and belief.
Ii. l.. PALMER,
President.
j. w. SKINNER,
Secretary.
Subscribed nj sworn TO before me, this
9th day OF March, 1897.
p T. SANBORN,
tSeaL) Notary Public. /.
n. j. GRESHAM. Gen'i Agent,
Washington. ID. e..
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We're giving you men a
genuine treat-making hand
some spring suits to meas
ure for $12 and SIS.
Our tailoring doesn't need
much talking up.
We've ranked with the
leaders for years.
Leave your measure to-
day.
Every suit cut on the
premises.
EISEMAN Bros,
Cor. 9TH and E Sis. N. w.
No Branch Store i'm Washington.
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waSTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.


WANTED-Eor cash, all kinds Of old United
States postage and department STAMPS;
collections also bought. II. +. DUNK
HORST. 10U5 18th st NV fe9-tf
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wANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-YouBg man wishes board IN
either section of the city; please sta Se
terms Address BOARD, this office.
Item
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STATEMENT of the condition OF the
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF America, on the 31su DAY or December,
1886:
Assets. . =. =. .. . a. ,.$l3, ,641 .SZI 20
I<Id UiHtlcS- AOsoOs - -
Surplus. :. =. :. :. ... 4,034, 116 SO
Income for SIX months. ,4OS,SO7 "a
Disbursements for six
months. . . :. . -. b,102,794 O4
State of New Jersey, city of Newark,
and county of Essex SIS:
Leslie ID. Ward, vice president, and John
h. Gore, artRary, OF the Prudential Insur-
ance Company Of America, do declare and
say that che accompanying statement or
the condition OF said company on the
31st Gay OF December, 1886, is correct
and true according To the best or their in
formation, knowledge and belief
LESLIE ID. WARD,
Vice President.
JOHN X. GORE,
Acturary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
JOHN S. SCOTT,
tSeail Notary Public
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FOR sALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SAIE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-S15 for a good seryiceable
bicycle. bell and lamp. 33 II 81. NV. 1s
FOR SALE-Bicycle; cheapest wheel on
earth; $50; Henshaw has it. 51O l1th
st. NV. mDzo-ob,ein
COLUMBIA Model, Sc. 2Olbs.; new frame,
tires and rims. low for cash. owner Ieav-
ing CITY ID. O.. this office fnn2O-3t
Morning aud sunday Times. 80
Cents Per Month.
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washington Stock Market.

Sales-Lincoln National Bank, 20 at LOB;
nerican Graphophone, 22e at 8.
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A Strict Regime.
Driggs-I'm thinking of moving over to
your boarding house.
Orig gs-Wbat for?
Briggs My doctor told me not 10 eat
anything with my meals.-Free Press
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TARR YTOWN.

.,,ccossful concert was given In Music han on
Tuesday evening in aid OF the Tarryto Hospital.
Tho affair was under the direction or Dr. Barodfa
X REM VINO was assisted by Mrs. Florence war
burton coniralto: c. Wray Wallace. bass; j. Kelley
toror and Messrs Muldener Leipniker ana Master
Hugo LeipnHer. go ,,,,.
4 fair will be held in the Chenille Methodist
Episcopal Church TUESDAY WedReSda ,gs anu a
Thursday afternoons and evenings, uhuei 'ho a"
sp, ,rs o, rne arc being made by the Board OF
Education for night scho4i slm mar .Tovember
Miss Mason's school. The Castle, VIII reoPe" o"
Monday. ,.,o,ors h,a awarded
the contract for erecting two new boilers :, a, te
pumping station nj East view. Inc pIu ssrV,rk
D. H. Mccoy. superintendent or the Ne~ Nh
Central and Hudson River Rallroad anu VI q;
troton Falls. have returned 10 their nome III p'o'
VA concert will he given in Irving Opera House by
Ruth Chapter no g. order OF the Eastern STAR on
October ~. ,or ,ho ausnices
~ me African Methodist Episcopal Zion churcn.
4 foo, ball team Is being organized among tne men!
hers OF the Young Mems Lyceum The team WI,
play its frs, game with team from tne QUITE
N@n's Christian Association OF Nyack next sat
Tn exterior work on the now building for the
Westminster County Savings Bank. az Broadway
and Main-st Is completed and the building VIII DC
ready for use next month. . -, . ~. 1890 L.,
rronaraiions are being made FOR reproduction
o. The ode Dcestrick Skul Tor tne ueIei.. % Ia
Young Mems Lyccum. The first rehearsal was he'"
The annual meeting Of the directors Of the larry
town Hospital Will be held on octooer ~ l., tho
chapel OF tho Asbury Methodist episcopal
church on October L? under the auspices OF the
An lnf'rmIi dance will be elvcn in the Young
Mems Iycoum Monday evening
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WHITE. PLAINS.

Mrs William Reynolds Brown. Of Broadway
president OF the White Plains Hospital Association
Will give an illustrated lecture on a Trip Through
the Yves; Indies and Ncnczuc.a' AZ the parish
house Of Grace Episcopal church on Tuesday even
Ing. october r. FOR the benefit OF the hospital fund
The Union Gospel Mission Of this village VIII
hold It's third anniversary exercises tomorrow
afternoon and evening. =.
CITY are the guests Of The Misses Tompkns. b.
Upper broadway.
Miss Nellie Bisscll. % Yonkcrs T. visiting nor
grandmother. Mrs Ruth Prime. in broadway.
Miss Maud Stevens. Of Rye, has been the guest
Of Or and Mr. &. r. Young. IN iIamll'on-aV"
Harry T. Bcall and his family. Of Scdrsda!e. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Carpenter, In Iourt-si
Mr. ard Mrs stephen Lcvincss or Bunalp. hr'
visiting Mr. J.evin'ss's mother. Ia L'Alngton-nV"
Invitations have been issued by ~" oinr"Ts ~ ~"
First Baptist church FOR reception 10 De h'ld IN
the lectufe.roOn Tuesday evening next Among
the special features ~ the prOgrainm" ar" TWO ad-
dresses one to bee given 10y IN" Rev f"orSc II
Ferris pastor OF the First BAPTIST thurch. OF Tar
rytown. on "FoOwship." and tn" other by m" k"'
Richard Hartley. OF the Hope Baptist church. New
York CITY. on How 10 Deepen the Spiritual LIE.
At the close Of the exercises r'ireshncnis VIII Ice
served.
The Young Womsn's Christian Temperance Union
Society Is making arrangements for fair to be
held late this fan.
James Cunningham. "A lahorer. forty-hve years
old was killed Thursday night by being run over
by a trol.ey-car I'm the TarrytOwn road, near tus-
sell -
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Young Mems Christian Association bul'o'"s
which has been closed since May !, VIII ne re-
opened tonight for the fall and winter staSo"'
The hall will be In charge OF Robert W. Matthews
Of Melrose Mass an experienced physical drec'o''
After the building has been renovated ana con-
tcmplated improvements made. a forinai fec'P"o''
and entertainment will probably be hcId' , L..
minstrel entertainment Is being reht3lS'u ~
the Young women OF Trinity Episcopal 'hu,o,,.
and will be given In the Opera House IN ~, ~ ~"
weeks More than twenty young women VIII '""0
part H., 49,, ,ho ,,,b senarate
COMPANY who has announced MS INTENTION 10 ~,
sign will probably be succeeded by Lieutenant
Carmody , , ,.,,,-,h and
their friends were entertained IN the cnapsl OF
Thursday night with accounts Of the 'nrisuah
t,ndeayor Convention written by members VINO
were present. An interesting feature oi me even
ing was a descriptive talk by '. '. Beard.
Rchearsals have been begun by IN" Mount Ncl-
non Musical Society FOR three concerts 10 To-. G!N,
this fan and winter. The first cantata WIZ ttk'
placc on November IS. when The sun orShlp,,
p.rs" will be produced by chorus OF one huhu''u
voices with soloisis from Ncw-Nork 'Ny
Football play will begin ,his afternoon az Cloch
on the Young Mems Christian Association bAu-
grounds bv the Mount Vernon eleven ana = team
iron, Darieu Conn The second team VIII also
omen the season with gam" with the 'Ity lsIaH"
club on the Polo Grounds. city Island. .
The Board Of Education Is moving from the f't-
cuson building TO lts new quarters In the ilgh
School building. In South Fourth-avc.. where u
viii hold is next meeting on Monday night
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Howard ". Morse. cX-president OF the village
was reelected Supreme Councillor OF the Order OF
Chosen Friends I'm -. Louis this week
\ festival IN aid OF :hc Tarrytown Hospital VIII
b., held I'm the parish house OF 81. Marks Episcopal
Church Thursday evening. under the auspices
of the women connected Will the swedish mission
The Home Institute and Professor John NJ. Fur
mans school were reop-ncd this week.
Byron VI. Ilawkcs. superintendent for william
Rockefeller will start his evening for a hunting
trip In the Adrondacks.
Elisha Bechcr Blake died suddenly at his home
I'm Depeysier-st. late Wednesday night. He WAS
born in stamford. Conn, on October l.. Isl. and
vas "A descendant OF the Old Blake family. which
came TO this country from Wales In lG2o Fo"
nany years he Was successful contractor I'm Con-
pe,tic,lt and In 1850 ne built the NauGatuck Rail-
road which runs from Bridgeport to Winstcd. He
c,m. to Tarrytown In 1856 and for twenty-six
cars WAS employed on the Croton Aqueduct. IL"
yos twice married and leaves five children. His
funeral will be held this afternoon. the Rev. DIR.
robn Knox Allen. pastor of the First Reformed
church officiating Burial will he in Sleepy IIol-
low. a., 1T. .e..... l., =, -
kings Daughters OF 'hc First Reformed Church.
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P-EkSEII.I.

Mrs. Calvin Frost and he- daughter N,-s An
to!ncttc Stout. have returned from Europ. whore
they spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Croft have returned to
Peekski after an extended trip through the East
number OF Pcekskil people have received in
vitations the wedding OF Miss Sarah Frances
Field. Q. Somerv.le, y. j., to William Cox The
ceremony Will be performed in the Second Reformed
Church. III Somerville on thursday OCTOBER a. at 2
O'Clock u. Miss Field T. summer visitor M
peeksk. ana very popular here.
y gypsy sociahl, was held by ,he Juncta Juvamus
a SOCIETY connected with the FIRST BAPTIST Church
NJ Mrs Hnncock's house. No COG Soutr-sf or
Thursday evening. Twenty-Five dollars was nctted
ior the treasury OF the society.
Eugene t. Il. the tax collector OF School Dis
rric; No (oasslde School. began tho collection OF
taxes Yesterday morning. Tho rate this year Is 80
cents on 500 Las; year IL was g. cents on 500
The total assessed valuation this year. under the
new assessment. Is G02. The amount TO be
raised for the district is Sl0.s7O 81
Thirty members OF Neversink Steamer Company
Of the Reading Penn) Fire Department will arrive
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THE TRIBUNE.
SHIPPING NEWS.

pORr OF NEW YORK FRIDAY. OCTOBER l. lsS''
ARRIVED.
Mchisan . s TTSS hsnto" A sR at Il:
psss o s saasspa 70 s sia pI ar
rived the Bar a, go n. ,c.r, K,supr. Hamburg
seS,ember q Southampton and cherbourg - WIN mise
is saSn and i' A1 sssrs s hs BsF a.
steamer Stuttgart Gsr kohlenoees nrntn sng set
STORAGE passengers oelrichs & Co. A'ii'e' "' ''
hes al o Excelsior Ger, Muller Rotterdam sepiemef
H. in ballast Gust Heye Arrived at the har al "'-
"s sieamsT Rio Staples Brunswick ssPteTb'r
ana Port Royal IS. with mdse and passengers
Steamer Saooochee Smith Savannah September y
s,samer Princess Anne Hulphers. Newport News ana
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 10 ''e Ola D0'"''
steamer Benefac,or Townsend Philadelphia with a''
to SANDY Mi'H Hook 'J $50 m-wind north light
breeze: clear; dense haze on shore
CLEARED.
steamer Madam OBJ. Fraser. st Thomas ba'0aa0"
Demerara ete, og1erSr r pSrS SI Havre-A Forget
steamer Aphodel ,Br Mathis BosonIW Nn Rr'wn
Steamer I.ucana Obj. Mckay LNerpooi--' Il D'O""
steamer Aler Ger. Victim. Naples Genoa e'e-oe'-
r'c Steamer spaarndam Dutch Van der Zee Rotterdam
f Steamer t state OF Nebraska 0 Park Gl'ssowAu'
TN Amerka DAM Thomson christiania c0pen-
hasen ssbaoy 'Br Low Kingston sayanlls'
.,s s,epmsr rS assSi ( Keiock ,rst,m-
burg Arfl andes r ,acKnsh Port au Prince 'e's-
tn,er Mendoza CBrj. shadwIck. Bristol VIA Ne"p"'
Sayahos sr Proctor magma 5, Mare cape
Uaytisn etc-wiliam clyde x 60 uoFm''H -
Te sieae Mobile DR. Isyana IondOnNew-'0F Ship
ping e, eT General Whitney Baker RosonmH @iyds
steamer Eiko. Warren. Philadelphia Wilam ~
steamer Frederick de Barry G'skilL 'a'S'0"'"
a yIs Naeoochee Smith savannahocsan News
Steamer Guyandoue. Davis. Norfolk and Ne"''''
-Oli Dominion - 60. ~ rI,ra,io Hall.
steamer Eaglet. Donovan. fhia"eP""
' Eso ,S ST; Kelley, chapman Yokohama FL
wei ( Go.
steamer. Bakn STANDARD Or 69r x nGSGE and
bort News: state OF Nebraska d'r. for "''Sso"'
CITY. FOR Savannah - .rr,.trpe
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMI''
FOREIGN PORTS. ma
,, Con, "a Arrived steamers Manhanset .W1:
walker New York for Manchester '''0''' -
go ss%o E@F;' n 9'%ss
Hs,, Sss' ser at Christine DAM LAT
sen sepi steamer urken 'No he's
New-YTrk' 90, ,salied steamer Ethiopia tBrl' Ws'S
worth from oinssow NeTaSGk steamer George
saST York for SsGSo0 steamer STELLA s
Sent steamers capenSSS ,rsnSn
osE Ssw q, 1pym oSi l. N0'"''""A '' n,,,
ocs arrived steamer wihemIn' o"'"''
bsse Sss a Rnone sept aoArved steamer STAG ''
hr n, Oct l. 4 m-Arrved steamer Vera o"e''
rssowtx from Genoa. New-York via Gibraltar for
Mossa Sept oi-saied. steamer Foreninsen pa"' ''
A% Tsra. Sept 2epassea steamer pasT!s VIZ D'''
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The harvest festival OF 81. Peters Episcopal
Church will take place on the night OF Tuesday.
October :. The principal musical feature VIII be
the cantata. The Growing OF the Wheat. In
which the regular choir will he assisted by DR..
Carl Martin and Theodore Van York. Of New-York
city.
Work on the trolley road OF the Por: Chester
Street Railroad Company was resumed TINS week
by "A large force Of men. The first rails were laid
at the Connecticut line. and the route through
Main-si will be- completed soon as possible.
The Working Girls club has jus; closed sue
ccssful fair In its rooms. In North Main ana Wilet
cts. The affair In charge Of the president.
Mrs Sackett and the young women OF the club
series Of races has been arranged between the
yachts Pidgcon OF Port Chester. and the Sloat. Of
Stamford The victorious boat will receive 4 prize
Of 500. The nrst race will take place to-day and
the others VIII follow next Wednesday and
Saturday Tn" contest Is the result OF dispute at
the Citizens Regatta Labor Day, and Is attract
ing much interest
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SING SING.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union Is preparing
for an entertainment OF tableaus. Rotations ana
music. to he given I'm tho Sunday-school room on
Friday evening october Is
General f. A. McAlpin and his family and Colo
mel Franklin Brandroth and his family expect TO
return 10 their homes I'm this village next week.
Miss Carrie Drlscon and Miss Nellie Penheld.
both Of Catskill. y. Y. were the guests OF the
Nj. . II owens and Miss stiles. Of Savannah
Ga are visiting Mrs. j. Howe Allen at the Crest
Ancr tho glf, Of 5000 to the First Baptist Church
last winter by Dan!el Carpenter. to be used IN
remained to be paid Since then $500 has been
y, ,no ,rI", ~ ,hc Womon's KID Society on
Wcdr ri2y cycnnF q- was found 'na' , thus
fully proydinS for the total payment Of the church
Tho use Of the full orchestra will be resumed
at tho sunday evening services In the Baptist
church beginning Win io,morrow ,h,s ,u,oco
will hold It's annual entertainment in owe opera
House THURSDAY gv"ningi october a, T., tho Gun.
ns,ornoor and eirIs i~iwcrn the ages OF seven and
tween vrars will ho taught to make various gar
mcnts which. In most cases VIII he given 10 mem nm
when finished. Tho school H. organized by tho
friends OF Mrs Frank l.. Young rs tribute to her
memory and in ful0llmcnt OF plan she had hoped
Tho first lecture in this seasons University Ex-
tension course VIII be given In the lecture-r9om
October il. by Profcssor C. a. Young. Of Prince
ton University $500 -
School Commissioner j. O. Miller has begun MS
course 81 official visits to the schools In MS as
trct Yesterday he devoted TO the inspection OF
the schools In the town OF Harrison.
The new rooms Of ihe Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION. In the rwggar Building, In Church, st.
were opened 10 tho public Thursday. About I'VE
hundred persons took advantage 81 the opportunity
Of Inspecting TIE new quarters OF IN" asSoclation
which are fitted up in neat and comfortahlc man
nor Al the exercises I'm the evening addresses
vcrc made by President II &. Wcs'lakc. the Roy.
Dr J T. Price ihc Rev MIR McWilliams; H. q.
Tirhian the Rev r. W Lockwood. General Score
iary Haskell of Yonkcrs. and others
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TWO MEN KILLED BY GAS.

ror,ND DEAD IN THEIR ROOM IN WHITE
PLAINS HOTEL
Frank Hawey Of South Norwalk, Conn, VINO
h,d a shooting gallery at the White Plains County
Fair. and f. l.. Haffner. friend. from the same
village. went to Matthiess Hotel. In Railroad-ave'
White Plains. about 1870 o'clock on THURSDAY
night They assigned to a room. TO wnich
they at once retired. Early Friday morning MIS-
Natthies was awakened by a strong smell OF gas in
the house. which, upon investigation. was found to
proceed from the room occupied by Hawley and
Haffner Failing to obtain any response TO re-
heated knockings the door Of the room was forced
omen The two men were found dead IN the bed.
The room was filled with gas. and the burner was
turned on full. and the windows and transom were
Wawley was "A married man. about thirty-hve
years old Haffner was about forty-thtee years
9ld Roth men were well supplied with money.
"a the men &ere sober when they retired TO tneiI
room the only explanation offered Is that one OK
them accidentally turned the gasjet AFTER having
once turned 1t Off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-02
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The fret of a series OF free entertainments W oo
given this fall and winter under the auspices "a
the Young Mems Christian Association WIN VIC
held this evening in Strives Hail. IN Noi''i -
way Miss Frederka Pentecost daughter VI .e
Rev DR. George L. Pentecost OF the First frespy
terrain Chuch. will be the entertainer ""e WI" NC
assisted by her sister Mrs Crowel'.
Tho assembly hall OF the new hollywood Inn was
filed on Thursday evening when the ohHels Sv
sge Of Music gave i It's ad Is PraeSer contrao
Miss George Moore pianiste Franz im pIsnn
and Frank steadman yoIini5s' H ceo ''e'' '''"
Robert r. Kyle ffty-six years od OF No r 4ss
West Was .,pp airu Of the New
York and Putnam Railroad. II seems i mar t' !,
brakes failed 10 WORK Oh one o. hummer at the end
OF the track Kyle thrown against one OIL ,ie
windows and his head went thr1nsm os s aken TO-
ST. Joseph's Hospital where his injuries "e'e
Dr Carrot y. Banker received the appointment
of Health officer abou, TWO years ago al ~" Ic1 1
ganization the Health Board sincee on, ~ n,;
Valentine Browne who had held the Office 'or may
years This week at executive session OF w
Health Board DR. Banker Offered his rs5;srauN 'r
which was accepted to take effect YESTERDAY.
Hermance president OF the Board was auinoriz yea
to AL the vacancy temporary ana an ri M mas who
lectcd Or. Il. L. Muisan. Of NO. w h''''-S'' WV
began his duties yesterday morning; ,,,, 80
The management of Hollywood Inn wisd dnnida ID
70 omen the baths in the basemon, Of the inn on
Sunday mornings. The law requiring DafpeI snp pp
Sunday. The baths will be open from u"
Fredcrick r. Burton. leader of the Choral So
ciety and conductor of the choir OF tne F. r,St ho
held at the Amackassen club house; In the Pai-
sade-ave. extension, in aid OF the choir u i no RON
resented at the quarterly meeting TO be he'd TO-
morrow in Trinity Epscopa Churt en-, 2,s
walk flag of the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht club
will take place this afternoon.