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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-14

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-14
NoRTHVElE..= ;s5,
eketches Of TIL
Evidence nj q Judge Richs|
and Eth the most most pre-
Populist PAL
senate at the
ITEMS OF GRYns Arlington leg|
rominent Rel
nd the follow
Prom All IN. c,,,,. !, !
Thriving -,

Tie Tigardville !.
" A'i'ington COUNT, !
time and is not sbis
Professor R. D. N
stabbed by Ed Ne,d.
pi-s- at Prairie Gin. h
has since died.
One firm in Coquh
during December II
esg7. The poultry !
We're quite large.
The schooner Ftsss
by a heavy sea whiks
nook bar lately. q
wheel was injured !,
gear demolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

been visiting Mrs. Herman d. Caesar. OF franklin
ave. New Brighton have gone TO Biltmore y. -,
where they Will be the guests OF George Vanderbilt
The fourth OF the Saturday evening dances at the
Iiote. Castleton held last evening and wall
attended by the younger members OF society.
The Woman's Club has decided to alter the club
name and It VIII be known as The "Woman's Club
o. Staten Island"
The Harbor Hill Golf Club has elected the fol
lowing officers: President. J.. r. kchbA vice-pres
dent. Malcolm Graham: treasurer. II. G. Van tecn-
ten: secretary r. b. Crowel.: Governors Austin
Kelly. Percy X. King. J. W. Bird. f. VI. Lawrence
j. Cruikshank. II. G. Van Vechten and Percy K
King; house committee, Miss Adelne Robinson. Mrs
Gordon Willis. Mrs. f.. Is. Lyon and Mrs. Malcolm
Graham
The Republicans OF Westneld yesterday held their
convention and nominated the following tick
ct: supervisor. Ahram Cole: Justice. John DISCS
way. Road Commissioner. s. W. Benedict:
The Casilcton Republicans on Friday nigh, nomi-
mated the following ticket: Supervisor. Frank H.
Monatt. Assessor. George l.. Nicnoi Justice. II. d.
S;ilwel. Overseer Of the Poor. Charles Baezler.
The Mortified Republican Convention on Friday
nigh. put in nomination the following ticket Super
visor. George Ross: Assessor. Harry T.. Clark:
Justice Bernard Mul.in; Highway Commissioner.
james SimOnsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
PEEKSklII..

r.,aa,nual renor, of the Church OF the Assumption
has been issued 1T shows mortgage OF *ioW OH the
property No 90 First-st, and OF $500 on the new
cemetery total OF s210o The insurance Is as foi-
lows: church. $1,000: rectory. $500; No s22 First
-, & 200 total OF SIS 200 The receipts for the year
were sa752 - and the disbursements were 1871 o.
The Rev DR.. James r. Curran Is the rector OF the
church and the trustees are James oates anu refer
NcGovern 49,. u.h,. ~,
Honor in this place are fatiering Wright Horton
presided at the first meeting last week, ana T. ;" .
Swain was secretary. 4 committee was appointed 10
secure a place for meeting draft suitable Dy-iaWs
etc There will be about nfiy cnarter memDe.s.
Thomas L. Brown. who has been active III oisailHis
ms lodge. has been appointed special Organizer D!
the Grand Lodge OF the state and yesterdSy entered
upon his new duties. beginning work at larry town
He will have New-York State as MS territory 49,,
There was d well-attended surprise party AT tne
home OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel j. Pierce. in south
e.. on Wednesday evening. 1t was in honor OF their
John y Tilden jr, son OF DR.. John ~ Tilden
sailed by the steamer Alene. OF the Atlas Line. yes
weeks for his health. He was accompanied by
friend. Frank Russell. of Montclair. \. j.
large crowd of Peekskill real estate dealers and
buyers assembled at the Eagle Hotel yesterday. when
the property of The late William H. Briggs was solo
1Ie died on August H. $50 s wiaow n en- y Gsa
stead being sold The lot was ooxlOO feet The prop
erty started s., 800 and rose TO 220 at which price
AZ was bought by Arson l.. Cassovoy
Henry Cell a merchant about thirty-three years
old doing business at No. $50 Southst. died at his
homo, No 246 Depew-st.. YESTERDAY afternoon from
on "Wednesday night. His store was not opened on
Thursday Friday. Some friends went to the Cell
Thomas Dugan and Adolph Harer broke in door
nd going upstairs found Mr. Cell unconscious in his
bed. with the room full OF coal gas winch nad come
Cell had been there In that condition since Wednes
day night will proba,T never be known. Mrs cen
and her son were visiting IN Sddserues, ana MT
Cell WAS living alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
STATEN ISLAND H4PPENINGS.

A special meeting OF the Richmond County Country
Club Will he held AT the lio,e Ca-t,cton Tuesday
evening Al O'Clock. The meeting is called 10 Dis
css and perfect the pans FOR The change OF location
The Board Ok Directors OF the Chamber Of Com
merce have elected the following officers: President
{. W. Hunt; first vice-prcsident. George j. Green
aold: second vice-presid'nt, Frank : Cannon: third
vice-president. John b. Pearson treasurer Captain
A. l.. King: secretary. Cornelius G.. kolff.
The new Grace Methodist Church Port Richmond
OF which Or j. 6. Johnston Is pastor. will be def!-
Gated on Sunday. February I. when many prominent
cereymen and lsymen will be present.
A lecture on Holland and Early Ncw-YOrk" will
be given In ST. Johns Church chapel Clifton. to-
morrow evening by Arthur .. Townsend. The leo
ture will be illustrated by over one hundred views
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caesar. of Tacoma. VINO have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

dee January G. with ndse Simpson Spence 4 Young
Arrived at the Bar / . -"
, sseam s - Louis Rande, Southampton January M
WITH hdse l32 cabin and Is passenger, 10 lr.
,"rna'ionai Navigation Co. Arrived the Bar At so
steamer Ardanlearg (Br). Knley Barry January a In
y m. '''u nj Wv ~" -
steamer Massilia DO BRAND. Marsele, pecembsr 81
aill naples January with mdse s,eeraee nss.
sa fi, 20 EIne & Co. Arrived at tbs Bar Al
steainsr vega PorD. Costa Rica- Lisbon January 10
a' .ne Bar at 1i;5c m. January ~ ~
s.eaiher ,arinarthenshire 'Br) Sncock Delse,a Raw
Deesmoer 49, via ST Vincent January o. in ballast 70
batDer Co Arrived at the Bar at 1870 a m
steamer Glenmavs Q3r). Wallace Manzarilla p.c.m.
Der 81, Belize January T. Port Barrios 6 Iiyns,,on
iofto torez and Progresso 1j with rnfse "a Flint
Eddy CO. Arrived at the Bar az 10 . m January ~
steamer Niagara Croker, Cienfugos January IA san
,lago 10 ana Nassau 10. with mdse passenger T.
ward Il 60. Arrived at the Bar at a.35 a n,
steamer Badsworth tBr) Cox Pernambuco D.cembs'
-3 ana - Lucia January 7. with sugar 70 Thomson Z
60; vessel to Funch. Edge * Co. Arrived a, the
$40 m.
steamer Guyandotte Walker. Newport News and Nor.
foik with ndse and Passengers TO Old Dominion ss 60
steamer lroquois Kembe Jacksonville and Charleston
with rndse and passengers 10 W p clyde 60
Sandy Hook ]. Jan %. $50 m--Wni west. sroni
breeze. clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
NETWORK CITY.

The Rapid Transit Commissioners have made the
building Of road below city Hall Park dependent
the consent OF the property owners I'm lower
Broadway. Several have voluntarily given this
believing that the road would be OF great benefit
10 their real estate. The directors OF the American
Exchange National and the National Park banks
have recently taken such action. and other large
corporations are understood to favor the project.
After litigation in several courts Robert and Og
den Goelet yesterday dispossessed Louis Steger
who had Il Raines law hotel at No s3 Bowery IN
a building owned by them The place had won
disagreed bic notoriety. and the Messis Goelet had
long been anxious to be rid of their tenant.
The Clipper Annual for 1897 is out 1t is thor
ough and well compiled II always IT, and IL
the best and most complete dramatic and general
sporting reference book OF its kind published
Half-tone cuts OF leading actors actresses and
sporting people literally given.
Edward Sanders the banker Of No 2o2 Broad
way who was charged with criminal libel by Hen
~ A. Doellinger. reporter. was held by MagIs-
,rate Simms in the Centre Street Court yesterday
in 500 for trial Sanders furnished bail and
released.
Patent lawyers in thi, city say that American
citizens can now protect their Inventions nd trade
marks in Japan. 1t is stated that the benefits I'M
extended 10 American citizens by virtue Of the
most ia yorcd nation clause Of tho treaty between
the United States and Japan.
jacob and Emil Blumer the architects who were
arrested the steamship La Bourgogne upon it's
arrival here last Sunday. on charge OF having
committed forgeries In Zurich Switzerland waived
examination before Commissioner Shields yester
day afternoon, and = the extradition pa
pers arrive they Will be sent back TO Switzerland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YO\EERS.


The funeral Of Darius G. Crosby was held yes.
terday morning at 81. Johns Episcopal Churcn OF
when the father of Mr.. Crosby was formerly res
Tor There WAS large attendance. including
number OF people from New-York Guy The pres
ert rector Alexander Il. Carver. with the assist
ance Of Bishop Samuel II. Wells, OF Spokane, VASE
oriciateJ The pallbearers were j. r. Wanach
Daniel Scvbcl Samuel T. James. Antony Watt Ed
ward Fitzpatrick. John f. Lockwood and "illiaiA
= re,trotch. OF New-York city. and Peter L. Fow-
Ter of Yonkers.
the next meeting Of the Yonkers Clerical Asso-
ciation will he held in the lecture-room OF Vest
minister Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY AFTER
noon January *. at ! o'clock The Kew. Nliii"ih
y Bruce of the Park Hill Reformed Church. VIII
read paper 90, IL. pae," rere
both well attended. and the committee IN Uiaa ~
hopes TO realize Il large sum when all expenses are
paid. .,.. ,,o,. osoers for the Yon-
Lers Teutonia: John H. Schlobohm presden', nri
ing secretary; Fritz Cassens. financial secretary
Max Hctiler corresponding secre,ary 5os G,,n
o;eitznauer treasurer: John Warneck ann Ouo
f'nhrmann trustees. Hugo Speck. musical director
and Edward kucchle librarian r.o,o,,
6e egsnng the Tyto31 yeeum
leaders lost both games Inc
> SO A c l. 19l. Second game q. - 4 TAR
Tarrytown, IA. Third game-ionkers = '''' i''-
Nesriy thousand persons witnessed one OF the
most exciting GSates syen 1s. when the
Fanwood Deaf Mutes defeated the 4th Separa,te
tcn,nanv bv the score OF TO 6. Al the enc OF tle
,rsf haif the militia led by point, ana When .ie
second half was finished the score was a ne anu,
arcorGns~ n The rule OF this year. the teams had 10
MAY until one side secured a goal AIter HIteS ,
minutes of the hardest kind of playing look nldue
an elegant throw thereby winning the game lo' Ills
-, d., Date died q,
Tho home of her daughter, Mrs John HUBER !es'cl-
dav Morning Mrs Belts. who was seventy !eais
old was born in Saxony. Germany. ana ior me las'
fhirtv-seven years had been resident OF oiheiS
The funeral will be held this AFTERNOON at '"''
Fpiscopal Church al o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
NAVAL ALUMNI ORGANIZE AND DIVE

Inc alumni or the United States Naval Academy
met at Delmonicos last evening and formed "A pcr-
manent organization and dined 10 their hearts
content. There were sixty-four alumni present
ana an excellent evening passed under the
guidance OF Robert NJ. Thompson class Of 'Gs. who
presided The officers elected for the new associa-
ton were: Robert NJ. Thompson president; Park
BENJAMIN vice-presideni: Colonel A. G. Oliphant
~ treasurer: Board OF Governors. Admiral Cher
ard. Captain Francis Higgins Captain W II
Jacques. Chief Engineer Charles Rae Comma nder
J. W. Miller OF the NewYork Naval Reserve and
George n. Mather ~
The toasts replied to were: THE President OF the
United States. by Colonel John j McCook; '"The
United States Naval Academy and Its Graduates
by Robert NJ. Thompson: THE United States Mil
tary Academy. by Professor Niche; Princeton
as Naval Centre by James w AIexa nder: The
Graduates, by Admiral Erben. and Harvard" by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
SING SING.

"frce-will social" will be held in the parlors OF
tine Baptist Church next Thursday evening under
the auspices of the Women's Aid Society.
This morning the Rev DR.. r. +. Chivers. OF
New-York City. will fill the pulpit Of the Baptist
Church.
The Altar Society OF ST. Pauls Episcopal Church
will give Il supper at the rectory on Thursday even
ing. February q
Presiding Elder f. s. Osborn will preach in the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church this
morning In the afternoon d meeting for men only
viii be held under the leadership of the pastor. DR.
j. f.. Price.
The Rev. j. A McWilIiams. OF the Presbyterian
Church. Is giving a series OF Sunday evening lect
lures upon Types of Conversions"
The o'clock meeting AT the Young Mems Chris
O. Wood.
The annual entertainment OF the pupils OF 81.
AUS cstlne's Psrochia School will be held Olive
opera House saturday and Monday evenings Feb
iuary and g.
Rodney : Lockwood cashier OF the First Ma
fonal Bank who has been Ill since Christmas AT
South Salem. where he went for visit with
friends. IL slowly recovering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Steamer Rhodora uD. Flaws New York fcr n''
ma wen Portland B. January y ,.,..A-
Excelsior t;eTl. Muller. New YORK for r'">
INK for orders passed Prawle Point January ~ ,,.r
Stem Grnrgic ,srb. Thompson. Ne" 10TH i0' 49,
pool. passed fa-tnst January -.
steamer Paris Watkins. New York Tor Sou'hsn''
passed Hurst Castle January - -, u., from
steamer la Brrtagne ,Fri. Rupe. New ioiN sa"'' NV
iiaNfc January %. YORK
Il 4 BrrmerhaNen January - ,,.,, from
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II GER. Hosrfasn.' c.roa
New York Via Gibraltar and Naples. arrived ~ wv
January - - DINA, fx
steamer II n Meier Ger. Msnll nom p''"'''
New York. passed Dover January vorL ranu-
steamer Buffalo ,tsr) l~Neiidsr ron Wv "a
ary . HUI passed Portland hll Jani-
steamer Burguudl tfi' h".is', I'm 1..,,,rx
AIRY a. Tor New iorl. passed 'iotalta IN, Palermo
Steamer lacham ,Bip. bf""h' s""'" ''
10Y New York January II" . H., ,r,,, Hamburg
steamer Aibanp Ger Noon sa''' ''"
FOR New York January :" - ,u.i from CenoA
ludi Vierl FrtefH"h" S"'''
Tor New York January u ala, from Shields
steamer 1ockwith tiil stevens S""'
Tor New Yorh January - .u., from Rotterdam
steamer Paula Ger. heI'eteh sS'''
for New York January - .. ..u., from GlsS
steamer Sarmatidn i'fl J.N"s''"' '
CIV flr New York January =. u., ,,,n Shields fE
steamer ArioNa 'ti's ''''"F'' '
Nrw Yor January - ,. <eu York So'e"-
Caspian thil. hr'iu ",n nav January J.
h.r .. xla ~ vincent arrived al Aroa ss rom
o'r =, we straits Of Doycr ,Br. Halliday, at cape
York November ~. VIA ~ '"''''' -.
Town January l. 49,, xsx York NoNemOs'
90 yIs - Vincent arrived at Cape l'" New Yorb
~ s,eamsr Rose castle ,Rr,. Jackson. iv M
December 3. arrived AT foti Na'hl ~ New York "
steamer Norge ,Dan, knutsen' i Inn 80
corter % arrived a Swnemunde Jshua.y New-yo0
Steamer Creclan Prince ,Br,. Miller, ,.e IL
Dresmber 81 arrived ut Pernameuco 'ansf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
GEO. CLINT Co.
43.4S AND At WEST 23cST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 ANo I56 WEST I9"srReeL
4 REPLY FROM Mr.. MCCLURE.
lie COMPLAINS OF MISREPRESENTATION BY MR.
AsToR's LAWYERS Is THE DISPUTE OVER

lie COMPLAINS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MR..
AsToRs LAWYERS IL THE DISPUTE OVER
TIE COPYRIGHT Of st. IVES"
The dispute over the copyright OF Robert Louis
stevenson's last novel; "st. Ives" the subject
OF a good deal OF comment in the publishing trade
Yesterday and many guesscs made to
whether the courts would he called 10 settle the
conflicting claims OF William Waldorf Astor. as
proprietor OF the English Pail Mall Magazine" and
S S Mcclure. the owner Of "McCures Magazine.
as TO the serial rights of the novel in this country.
Mr. Mcclure yesterday replied 10 the statement or
the dispute made by Mr.. Astors lawyers. 1T con-
tains such a mass Of misnformation." he said.
that | deem It my duty 10 state the truth. st.
Ives" Mr. Mcclure asserted, was no, Sevensons
last literary work. and the statement tina. there
WAS the keenest competition among publishers for
the possession OF the novel was absurd
IL offered Mr.. Stevenson the price was willing
70 nav for the American serial rights" Mr.. Mcclure
continued "and this offer was Immediately ac-
cepted The aggregate price that Mr.. Stevenson re-
ceved for this novel. from both Mr.. Astor and my
self was the same that alone paid Mr. stevenson
FOR Il previous novel. the sequel TO Kidnapped. 81
Ives was sold before Mr.. Sevenson's death. ana II
sold for the price that ne had been receiving Tor
his serial rights for years.
when / purchased the novel my magazine was
not in existence. and the novel was bought by MI
Astor for Tine Pail Mall Gazette 'Scribners did
MOI come into possession OF the book rights until 4
few mont rs ago These rights were bought by
another firm and transferred only recently TO
seriaI rights prior to Mr. Asors acquisition OF any
interest In IT. yet II is asserted that Mr. Astor has
the right circulate his magazine IN this country
our attorney does not coincide in this view hut for
sufficient reasons have RETAINED. up TO the pres
cnt time from rushing into court with the matter.
AS TO the statement that The Scrlhncrs strongly
object to having the copyright OF book the own
registered in the name OF a rival house. in the
fin place II was impossible FOR MS 10 copyright the
story in any other name than orr own name. and
Mr. Stcvcnson's executors have never objected. In
the second place the Scrlbucrs quite in har-
nony with rs. and in fact. took out the copy
vifb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
WHITE PLAINS.

The woman's Christian Temperance Union Will
hold n parlor meeting next Thursday afternoon at
The home OF Mrs c. w. Lane, in Mamaroneck-
The adjourned hearing in the White Plains VII
lage Trustee election contest came up before Justice
Keogh in the Supreme Court yesterday morning
The announcement was made that Roger sherman
council FOR Thompson and Carpenter. the con-
,estants had withdrawn the suits. whe-eupon Cor
poration Counsel II. r. Dykman moved that the
wris in the case be dismissed and the injunctons
dissolved which was granted. This leaves stephen
c Smith and Frederick w ketcham in possession
OF their offices Trustees Of the village. to which
they were declared elected by the inspectors Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
NEW-ROCHEILE


The committe. recently APRON cd by the Board
Of Education 10 arrange for a series OF fire.. lect
ures has compl.ted its arrangements. and an
nounces the foil wing programme At Trinliy-s..
school, Friday nigh. January 49, lecture By Judge
William II. Bard OF Noun, Vernon. on THE
White City the Chicago Exposition Illus
tratei with 100 views: Tuesday night. February l6
the Rev F. e. Hoskns. Presbyterian missionary
on Travels in Syria: West New-Rochee school
Friday night March 1s. Dr. A. II. Elliott. "On
Foot Through the Adirondscks'; Friday night
March 25 the Rev A. II. Goodenough. "Rambes
Through England and Friday night. April =
superintendent l. e. Young. The Mississippi Val
ley"
The sixty-three pupils Of the private school con-
Quoted by Miss r. A. Morse in the burned Leland
Castle have been meeting in the assembly rooms
of the Presbyterian Church since the FIRE Miss
Morse last week leased the home of Mrs. Henry
Clark In Pelham Road. and the teachers and
scholars VIII take quarters there on next Wednes-
Miss Anna Underh entertained a number OF
friends on Friday night at dance and reception
given in her home In Locust-ave. The guests were
from New Rochelle. Larchmont and Mount Vernon.
The annual bal masque OF Enterprise Hook and
Ladder Company will be given tomorrow night
in Music Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Woodb Blair. OF Washin, on
ID. G. BTCKINGHAN-Coon K H. J. Coda r,l
OF Rhode Island. CAMBRIDGE 4 Count Kessl-r 4
Berlin. FIFTH ANENt E William Ban mes. jr OF
Albany. GIISEN-E. ST John, vice resident OF
the S"aboard Air Lire llOFFMAN-John f.. Red
mCnd. NJ p, OF Dublin IIOLLAND-Count Lancko-
rouski. OF Austria: Lieutenant Commander n. G.
o. Colby. United States Navy: Beriah wilkins Of
Washington. ID. c.. and Judge Leroy ID. rhonan
and Leslie Carter. of Chicago PLAZA-Senator
Frank j. cannon. OF Utah. STURTEVANT-Rear-
Admiral George Belknap. United States Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
TARRYTOWN.

The Rev. William W. Clark will occupy the pull
pit Of the Second Reformed Church this morning
and conduct tho services tomorrow and Tuesday
evenings.
The installation Of :he newly elected officers OF
D =. Dudley Lodge f. and a. NJ. will take place
on Tuesday evening Grand Master Irving. Of Al
bany officiating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
CLEARED.

steamer II + Dimook. Bearse. Bostor-E nimock-
steamer Ia Grande Duchesse. Hanlon. savannah-oceaa
steamer Alsenborn. Charles. Baltimore . Foster.
steamer croatan Mckee. Wilmington and Georgeioso--
" u clyde 4 60.
steamer cty ~ washngtou. Eur.ey, Havana sd
Mexican pors-James r Ward & 90
Steamer POntOs Ger, JUrchau Algoa Ray Port Natal
etc Barber q co.
steamer Mon,auk (Br. Gerity Bristol. Ensani-Janes
Steamer Leona, Wilder Key West ana Gsvss,on-c
Mallory 4 90.
steamer Brilliant Ger. Keller. Flushing Holland for
orleIs-Gus' ifeye
Steamer Christine dam. Larsen Chrstian.and. ~
orders-Gust Heye
. steamer Taormina Ger. Muller. Hamburg via New
port News inch. r:dyc g.
steamer British Queen dri. Smith, AntUerp-ssnder-
steamer Creole eager New Orlears-E 8 Allen.
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Neepcr, News
Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Richmond. Glover. Newpor, News ard Rich
moni-oid Dominion - Co.
steamer iIat;en tN0r. Uokermarr Belize. Porto
Cortez etc Bovring 4 Archibald =
steamer { Leigh Swarts. New Ha,eu-FfanS
Smith. -
steamer FL Nore. Hawth)rn. New Orleans Van
Sickle. .,
steamer Cottage city Bennett Portland. Me-H'rs'"
Hal. ,.r,..
steamer Benefac,or. Townsend. Philadelphia -Wi"'a"
+ clyde co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE UNITED SIRTICE CJTR

Inc United Service cub passed an enjoyable even
Ing last night at its rooms. No West Thiriv-nrst
ST. listening a paper on The Defence ana s,,-
render or Harpers Ferry in 1867 by General T. n
RIPLEY The c!ubioOms decorated with the
stars and Stripes and there was large audience
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

10 90 around and the Captain. The man pro-
tested and said the policeman would rue his &C
ton At the station he was searched, ana 10
pawntickets were found in his pocket He tried
TO account for them by saying he had neen hasd
II O'Clock last night twenty-five boarding mouse
keepers had identified him as the man VINO had
nod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
BOARDIyG-HOTSE THIEF CAPTURED.

Captain Walsh OF the West Twenteth-st. sta
ton. believes he has. In the person OF James Rich
ardson. who says ne lives at No. rs Pincapple-s
Bi ooklyn. a shrewd boarding house thief. who has
foiied the police for weeks. Richardson
rested last night while trying TO secure room In
the house OF Mrs. James Brocton, No. 800 West
Twenty third-st
When Richardson appeared last night at Mrs.
Brocton's house. hc followed by Detective
Eckbord who was specially detailed by Captain
Walsh to Twenty third-st.. between Eighth and
Ninth ayes.. which is IA large boarding house dis
trict The detective watched the man. and
cluded he the that was wanted and he
Was negotiating with Mrs Brocton he asked him