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Hearings before the commission.

Austin. Texas March 22-The railroad
commission today had hearing on the
subject of reducing the tariff on hides
and making 10000 pounds thereof mini
mum carload.
Mr.. Goodwin OF the Santa Fc opposed the
proposed reduction ard asked for an i'll
crease in the present tariff.
Mr.. Armantrout complained that under
the present adjustment of rates tho Hous-
ton hide men have a monopoly and asked
that the concentration of hides be permit
ted at Dallas so as to secure refund 10
Dallas hide men OF the local rating.
A hearing was also had on the PROPOSE
ton to extend the common point territory
so as TO take In Abilene. Mr.. Goodwin, op
posed II on the ground that any expan-
sion Of common point territory meant a
corresponding decrease of revenue to the
railroads.
Mr. Radford, an Abilene johber, favored
the proposition.
A proposition to observe with regard to
FL Paso the same dfferentials under New
Orleans and ST. Louis observed from Gal
weston with regard to Laredo and Eagle
Pass was also considered and supported
by Secretary Denison OF the Gal' estor
freight bureau and Mr. Goodwin.
All the above were taken under advise
ment by tho commission for future de-
teru,iuat ion.
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CITY nREvITIEs.

The ladies OF Hardy Street Presby ~rlan
| church Will give a musical entertainment
at the church tonight.
j. S. Williams and A. G. Redwood. 10th
al Houston, have leased the hotel and
| cottages al NorIh Galveston. with the
view Of developing this point as a summer
NroSort.
a delightful social event was given at
the residence Of Mrs. Il, Bergman. No.
enjoyed lay few friends OF the hostess.
Refreshments were served.
The ladics' committee, having N charge
| the ARRANGEMENT for the entertainmcat
OF the knights Templars win meet at
morning 10 organize for their work.
Chief of Police Helm offers i reward for
tho return of Il large orange cc!ored va
sc. with All contents, 70 the police 80
ft0m a Santa Zee train NO questions Will
be nsted
The American Land compcny's special
car arrived . IN uly y,s-,t ~ ..-.n Z
ow5 Gf o hoSso OF " F0 and H. "f
scott. Th.s party spent thei day seeing
the sights of Houston ami llett on tho
evening train for San Anionio
a. the meeting of Lone star Lodge No.
L. /. O. f., tonight, the first deYrea VIII
IL conferred. The work VIII bc done by
the Houston degree staff team, and a.
the team has BEEN ;ti WORK lrHing for
some time Iast. thr comforting Of the
dcgroo VIII, no doW5t be instructive to
those who see II done, 9s well as to the
candidate. 49,
The fire which occurred at an early
nue, near the corner of Hutchins was in
q building belonging TO w Harrdl ard
occupied by NJ. Timothy rs q boarding
house, The damaFe 10 the building viii
lure 20 so The furniture wns insured
for $3.50 with Chlldress q Taylor.
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Regretted In Houston.

The news OF the failure of the firm OF
Martin, Wise & Fitzhugh was received
with general regret in business circles
here yesterday The frm has done con
siderable business here through a local
agency.
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New pontmiatress al VeIn.co.

Ve.asco. Texas, March 2a.-Mss Jessie
Reese hks taken possession OF the post
of &c ana has moved II to a more desir-
able site Her commk sion having ar
nsed rosi master Chinn made the formal
transfer and she y row Ia charge.
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"rmE REIGN OF THE DEMAGoGuE."
brilliant Lecture Last Night by John
Temple Graves.

TcmVIc GrNNcN.
Turner Hall was well filled last night
despite the counter attractions with an
audience prepared for an intellectual treat
in the lecture OF that famous Georgia ora
tor. John Temple Graves
1t was the last of the season Of the star
course of lectures by the Young Mems
Christian association and in presenting
Mr. Graves Secretary Luce OF the associa
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iHE HOTELS.
|rloR-RATEs geo AND $500
4. JAMES LAWLOR. Pho

u JAMES LA" LUX. fho-
snaSn, San Antonio: Ed L.
ia, II. Q. Laneham. Lee
bssgmoli; ". T.. Harris, Bry-
|rxasls, New OrlVlns, La; Is.
NJ York; d. o. Sanclln. At
= l.ardy, Beaumont. X. l..
Essian, D. G. Proctor, Cuero;
MI, Gal,eston: James Moore,
FEB. Sloan, Louisville. X.
Dallas. l.. \. Whatlev,
&c. Oliver: John II. lloyd.
lstn Z, Linn ana wife. Wharf
CapMln. Cuero; A. &. ShalI,
y; l..Bs Long, ST. Louis: .Ioml
b Philadelphia: C. G. Ellis.
Y. Booso, Dallas. l.. G.. Gil
kaa1s; j. +. Ahuft. Atlauiu,
X Dallas; q. 5. richardson.
B Graham. Galveston: T..
ss Chicago; II. +. Vineyard,
II ". Mcdonald Russell T..
hsas City; James Frecmln
NJ Lake; ]. II. Chapman. OF
4 J. Brieker. Kansas CIV
Weldon New York; NJ. Sny-
II. 3 Marx. Galveston: il.
ssafgis, Jchn Orr. Port Ar.
skon, Port Arthur.
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sl uhsei for NIorrn,.

~, Nn., 'TVTI1l.
|ls,,,. aareh lex President
II ,s' Princeton yesterday.
|slb,s Yu' miles in The mud to
d t', ~. Reception by students.
|krs,'S zen arranged. 1t is said
clsvs wv VIII become the senior
ma NJ Carlisle & stetson,
Co.. ~ Mr. stctson are already
\. " '0r j. pierpont Morgan
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OF are projected with some reason
s s, prospect of being built. OF course,
.nls list docs not include all the lines that
are talked of. for there are tens of thous-
nuns OF additional miles laid out on paper
anu IN various stages OF agitation and ad-
,N,eruseinent. The list includes 800 different
Iines In forty six States and territories,
assregating in all 17,5il miles. II 90 per
eeht OF this total Is actually built this year
II VIII be doing well. That would mean
nearly twice as much new construction in
iov' as has been completed In the last two
years combined
The States showing the greatest pro-
)ecte1 mileage are: Indian and Oklahoma
,,eerfitories combined. 1917 miles; Texas.
s ,oee' Missouri, s77; indiana, S07: Georgia
sve; Illinois, FOG; Louisiana. 665; Nest
Virginia. $50; Alabama, 633; Pennsylvania
ossi virginia. ISL; Wisconsin, sol. The
remaining states show less than 800 miles
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/ 6aiupean Plan.)
Irysr' AND CAPITOL AVE-.
boston, Texas.
4. md 500 PER DAY.
IA, Steam Heat, Elevator.
| tss., Bells in all Rooms.
ESlntly Furnished.
q lsasrn.
SERVICE :
feAT MODERATE PRICES.
ky 4 MAL1N. Managers.
Ers-ly Of Capitol IiotelD
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THE NEW
HuTCHINS /: : {:
: : HOUSE.

MN Nv iStiiNS : +:
fNA. HOUSE.
ySya -,
t!ES W; II. and ]. T.
ssss 'u' p'upIletors.
6jez{Sse 20 ia ga les, 500 and
~ Wy per DAY.
r., L. =, a head
ssdaIia. r! "1nl rs,
. Y Her. =, h Sheriff., Gee,
[sy, NJ. VIM. Mepetee
|Ibayiss Al trry James, Ken
u Ar, T. II. Tucker, llm-
Rcekport Il ';lS"r, Colo; ID.
iisnio. SSmlthyllle: q. w. Glad
/ E,,tls,,' y, Linn, New York
slturY, eeorGe -. Zmmec-
t.g rs Fam FrV. N,U or
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/. sr International and Great
n ~ Galveston. Houston and
y. ~ At Al and depart from the
l Nm foot of Congress ave-
SES snsas and Texas trains
a, i'uot. al the foot Of Mont
y, G KIN !" side of the bayou;
I. per+e and Houston and all
nsot those mentioned. use
sc;rI DEPOT.
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~ s, lid IN ONE DAY.
seiunai Y, Quinlne Tablets.
'he money 4 il faii.
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Tcxns. LonI.innn nnd Enstern.

Beaumont Texas. March Goat The
railroad meeting this week Sour Lake
was represented by Messrs James Il. New
ton and Oscar Middlebrook. These gem
tlemen, while not generally participating
in the discussion of the proposed Texas
Louisiana and Eastern extension. are
watching developments with the view Of
getting the road through Sour Lake. They
are therefore in favor of the road being
built direct to Beaumont. and while there
was no proposition before the meeting
Suggesting other than the silsbee route
each of these gentlemen pledged hilnseii
TO donate $1,000 in cash and right Oh
way through their property IN the event
the Texas, Louisiana and Eastern couid
NO induced TO come to Beaumont direct
yia sour Lake AIR. a. b. Doucette, VINO
was present as a representative OF MI
James A. Creighton of Omaha. also SUD
mitted n telegram in which that sehtleil'"n
offered a $4,000 bonus ana free Fibht VI
way If the Beaumont route was accepteu.
MI Creighton owns large pouy vi ,''. ~.
land between the Trinity river ana sour
lake and the extension of the IeXas, Lou
isiana and Eastern direct TO beaumont
would pass through the heart OF TINS
timber.
The Texarkana and Fort smith mas put
in lis crossing on the Southern racnlc
switch TO the Beaumont Lumber eohpahs'
e r. Robinson. resident engineer OF me
Teyarkana and Fort Smith. has oeeh III
Kansas City this week on o'''e'ai o'''
ness. , IA
Engineer Cushing OF the southern 20
cifc, with headquarters at iio u9oSrasday
registered at the Crosby mouse "eNA'"'
night.
Hon w. l.. Douglass Of Beaumont was
In tba citv Yesterday and he said that from
~ ser indications the Texas Louisiana ana
Eastern would be brought direct to b hsiur
mont. though a heavy pressure, was BEN, being
madc 70 get the extension made via siispee'
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Pronpccts of DuiIdina In I'oa,

Following its yearly custom inc RAT
wov A,e,, presents this week list OF new
lines Which are either under CONSTRUCTION
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W; n. ani j. r.
Boyle, proprietors.
Rates. $500 and
Wy per day.
t. =. A head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
MOrNT VERNON

A trolicy-cSx Of the Mount Verion-aNe hue sHd
all tbs way down the hill TO the station Of tho
Nsw-York and Harlem Railroad or Sunday night
NTH eighteen frantic passengers and the conductor
and motorman on board. The accident was caused
ny the rails on tho steep incline becoming wet enc
slippery and the brake falling 20 work ia proper
manner The passengers were shaken UP ana
thrown to the floor bdt none OF them was huT,
Henry 7. Brennan. forty-tNo years clu, a clefh'
of No. N5 West Forty -n!nth-st.. New iOrk CITY,
was a prisoner in the Mount Vernon police stauon
yesterday. He wife, from whom he Is separated
lives IN q cottage In North Seventh-ave. with her
children Her husband. she alleges. returns per-
odicaily 70 threaten and sbuse ner althOugn ne
was placed under a bond of $50 TO keep the peace:
Ie Il charged with returning on SATURDAY night
and frightening her Mrs. Brennan Is SUFFERING
from nervous prostraCon. -, -.
Tho First Ward Republican Association VIII hold
a meeting tonight in Lincoln Hall AT Wncn
speeches win be made by William '. Molloy, Aired
n Smith and other well-known Republicans. 49,
The FIRST performance Of the Snow Drop MIN,
strels by the young women OF Trinity Episcopai
Church will be- given N the opera-house tonight
season last night with en inspection and dance;
The reviewing officers were Captain Pruyn end
Lieutenant Nugent, OF the 18th Separate Company.
Workers: Captain White. Captain Joyce ana Lieu
sth Regiment Lieutenant Henry Eckford Rhoades.
United States Navy. and Major Hughes. OF ne
Irish Volunteers. Captain Pruyn presented the
100 per cent duty medals and armory range decora-
lions to the members and Sergeant Glover. on pc
half OF the company, gave gold chain and locket
10 Captain Schneider. The affair ended VITA
hand concert and dance under the auspices or
committed consisting Of Lieutenant Carmody.
Lieutenant Curtis. Captain Schneider and Leu
tenant Smith.
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TAERYTOWN.

The cornerstone % tho new Church " the Trans
nguration. in South Broadway. laid or sunday
afternoon A parade was formed in Depot SQUARE
at . o'clock. ana. needed by the band Of the In
maculate Conception Mission Of New-Yo7k CITY
marched 10 the church. The clergy then proceed
ed from the present building to an elevated plat
form erected around The cornerstone. Thc cerc-
was assisted Ivy dozen priests. The sermon was
preached by Father Ring. 0. NJ l.. Of New-Yorl:
me Carmel Choral Society. of New-York cts.
About a year ago Archbishop corrigan gave charge
Of the southern portion OF rarrytown TO the Car
mele Fathers, Tor the purpose Of establishing .,
the order The Cleveland estate was purchased
and parish was forinea BY Father Stone and
services have been held IN tho house. The Very
Rev. Edward =. Southweil. prior OF the order, as
aunsd charge .. W. S4risa i1s. spring. and Is also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
STATEN ISLANDS HAPPENINGS.

Game Inspector John W. IisS yesterday erres cd
Charles Weber. a state milk inspector. for Ia yinz
IN his possession two live Holsters under the legal
limit OF size. Wcbber was hned SO by Justice
schutzendorf after he had been locked up for sew
eral hours.
The storm yesterday morning wrecked tho trans
rarcncy % the Citizens Union OH the headquar-
tors at St George. sGrmountcd the roof, and
the strong wind blew II down. The waves at
South Beach were 40 high that the electric rail
road tracks were flooded and several small build
Ing, wrecked.
on the Fresh XII Road. Green Ridge. died II his
home on sunday II" was nineiy-seven years Old
families. ITS death was caused by general dis
snlniinn follow LIZ Old hCe.
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NETWORK CITY.

There was meeting OF the pastors OF the en-
larged city representing all denominations. in tho
parlor OF tho Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday and resolutions were adopted that
Wednesday, November 70, bo set apart AS a day Of
prayer and exposition Of Scripture concerning
prayer There Will be a meeting Of pastors In
Cooper Union on that day, from to ) p m.
The New-Yorli Credit Mems Association will meet
at the rooms OF the Arkwrigh. Club, Duane-st- and
Broadway. tomorrow evening, at O'Clock. James
W. Cannon. president OF the National Association
Of Credit Men. will make address. The Investi
eating and Prosecuting Committee Will explain a
system OF Furnishing fraudulent debtors.
The annual meeting OF the West Side German
Dispensary will be held at No ScS West Forty
second-st on Thursday evening, al 8 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

Its ar every day occurrence TO
have measurements sent us by OUT
of town tailors.
We alter a garment to fit the
measurements, if necessary; the tailor
tries the garment on his customer
and re alters again, if necessary.
Customer pays custom price and
is satisfied
Same suit, same alterations called
BY its right name, at its right price,
is here.
Fal! si..s ST. 20 $50. ,,e.coa.s &c 70 so
Differing from the railroads that
charge a small man twice the fare
charged the big boy, who takes the
same room or more than he, we
clothc small men at the same price
as young men.
Both for less than the bigger. older
men.
Even a bicyclcrs enthusiasm IS
dampened by rain.
Bicycle Macintosh capes, $3.50.
Of your bicycle d macintosh IS
Just as handy--the new colorlngs'
SIS.
We clotbe the boy and ciotne HIM
best.
Pocrpc prtr & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
IONK Frs.

The funeral Of Wilbur =. Gray. If No. ~ New
M4in-st.. who died Oh Saturday in 81 Joseph's
liospital from pneumonia. VII be- held this after
noon in ST, Jonns Chapel az -:3) "cloch. MI Gray
for some months had been member " ~ 'onn
Post OF the Church Amy.
George Lester ccachinan Tor Or. J. Lhn1sa!
Vor,eous OF IVarburton-aye. was painfully injured
Yesterday afternoon while 4. work I'm the stable
10 Vas taken 10 -. Joseph's Hospital J.. A.,
Beginning Yesterday change was hlaie j., Inc
hour for opening n, boys department a. holN-
rood Inn in future IL viii be open every day from
J o'clock In the afternoon I'll 10 o'clock II me
evening except SaturGay %hea il VIII opeH d. h
Harrlnrs' Club Viii be he!1 tomorrow night ne
las for businesses men In the physical culture oe-
fJTtmcr: will NEE, this afternoon at 40 o'clock
The YonHers Electric Railroad COMPANY nau
rye nu.nbe- of mon AZ work yesterday laying
snylc track IN Lin Ct from paisadeave. to "pper-
ISI-ave When completed Il vii! connect the Neppef.
han-ave. and Mount Vernon lines on the one mana
and me P9.k-av.. line on the Hthef.
An entertainment was gwen las niSn' a. tie
.'.h1OaSe of tho Workers tacnt CluD. near lns
..,,I OF Coolest Gienwoci. number OF tn5 in@ni-
,I-S Of The Workers CorInthiar Yacht Cuo were
cc,ir- of ,he CO ioret voters &C no city
viii pe hold ihis evening 81 The rooms o. ne COZ
oreG Eepuoiic&n Club. ~ Norm BTOa1Wd \ NUM-
i,,. 81 prominent Republicans VII! speak
IN. Board Q, Water Commissioners yesterday
Icd for proposals for eXc3vanrs ABOUT icIr tngu
md one nurdr-d beet Sonke9s-sVe. and IN Je-
.orno-aVe where the board intends 70 lay water
mains The proposals VII "a opened II O'Clock
November IS. , .s 49,,
some time on Saturday night burglars entered me
house OF J.. Guinzour$. at No. lss Warnurton-aVe;
nj succeeded in getting away Win sNVer"are ana
clothing valued ri s55. -, .
Trcre Will be an Informal reception tonight AZ
TIRE Park fIill Country CLUB undo. the auspices OF
the Entertainment Committee
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MURDER rs SUSPECTED.

BODY or A MAN FOUND ~ TIE KILL Won kt'i'
WITH 4 BULLET N THE HEAD AND
UGLY BRUISES.
An unknown man. with bullct-wouni in hi'
head and other marks which would indicate thu;
he was murdered was found floating In the water
opposite st. George. Staten Island Yesterday morn
ing The autopsy revealed that the man was prop
ably killed and thrown INTO the water The body
was seen floating In the XII Won Kuil Il was
brought ashore and removed 20 The morgre In
Port Richmond BY Corone- !. a. Silve.
In the afternoon Dr. j. Walter Wood vas called
in to make an autopsy. Or. Wood found that
bullet had entered the mans brain from tho right
side fust above the car. There were no evidences
oe powder burning around the wound. The bullet
yas found fattAned against the skull on tho left
side OF the head on Tho right temple was big
bfl.,se beneath which tho skull Was crushed II
appeared as II the man had been dubbed over the
head The was broken Dr. Wood examined
the lungs and stomach and found no water In
either
The man was dressed in blue serge slit o. fair
qualify HE shire whit linen. and bore the
initial letter b He wore rundown collar and
blue neck;ie. There was nothing IN the POCKETS S
except bunch Of rustei keys. The BODY Itself had
been IN the waite. abcu' fonr daYe.
DR. Wood expressed the opinion that the man
was Killed and thrown into the wate-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Notwithstanding the rain OF yesterday. there was
a good attendance at the laying OF the cornerstone
of the new First Methodist Episcopal Church. N
North-st The cornerstone was laid By the Rev
John w. Beach presiding elder OF the New-York
East Conference assisted by the pastor. the Rev.
W. H. Wardell, the Rev. A. II. Goodenough, OF ST.
Johns Church, and other clergymen. The new
building is OF native stone and Will cost 800 ~
will replace the old church, which was recently
burned and which said 10 be the Oldest Meth
odist Episcopal church in Westchester County, hay
ing been dedicated In III.
Tho Tourist Club has resumed its meetings: ana
the members VIII be entertained tonight at the
homo Of Miss Florence Doolttle in Woodland-ave;
The subject for discussion Ia Holland Papers VIII
be read by DR. Sarah Nanderbeck and Miss Rolins.
and c. W. Harmon Will make an address
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
rAMBRIDGF.--f}aron Won Hen=einui'i. Austrian
,insster ot Washington FIFTH ANENUE-Siar-
Win Hughttt, president OF the CHICAGO ana North-
western Railway: Lieutenant Governor w Murray
Crane Of Massachusetts and eH-Juose NopeI !
XII a. I{erki,uar t;II.SEY-B;shop Thomas
T Gailo- Or Tennessee. HOFFMAN-frolessor
BENJAMIN ID Wheeler. o. ithaca. y. !. MOI
JAND-W l. Elkins ir.. az Philadelphia MAN-
HAITI, Az congressman j. s. Sherman. OK Utica;
state senator George II Mahy. of QgdensDufs'
aud CONGRESSMAN ". y. Hooker, OF Ffodoria. ~
i MURRAY HIIIr-Stste Rsiroaf Commissioner
Ashley W Cole Of Albany. NoHSlANn'E-' uus >
tx,iI,,or, 7 learned Of Albany pLAZA-Cnar
~ Van Heusen. Of Albany. WALDORF -,ioT-
ernor william u. Layer OF New-HamPsnf'
WINDSOR Governor Levi y Morton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
A1prrnNst, FMKI RY.

Aphonse Embury. forty seven yeas o''' 'e'ten
Ney-Yorl City merchant. died yesterday morning
at his home in Residence Park. New RocheHe. H's
death was caused by pulmonary trouble re "as
member OF the New Rochelle >ach' 'ino' t"'m-'
:eutenart o. N. old Eagle Troop. chartc. member
n, ,he S.y.Yorb Athlctic club and vas identifies
win u,awatla Lodge =. and a. NJ. Mount Vernon
kn,sbts T.mrisr ana Mecca Temple Mystic Shrln'
OF Mount Vernon Mr. EmbIry ieave' a widow, a
daughter Miss Florence Embur". ana -" sons. M
c,sfi.s ana CT ford Embu.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
MRS ANN CHARLOTTE MEYER.

Nj. Ann Charlotte Meyer. wdo" o. J.. y. Meyer
died from paralysis on sunday at h"T homo ~ me
Ting.rboard r ed. Clifton. staten Island. ne "as
born in Bremen. Germany. IN 49,. a-'I ~ 'N'
dauei,to- o. Anrecn. Florence Lieh''ne ana Fr"i",-
- Ia sl.,,i She cane 10 th- country a. "a hill'
in ~. and rad Hyel staten lslanl me .M ,.
xhn~, she Wa active - charitable "crk. ana VA
49, -, ,ha fn,.nde-. of me Sick Diet Kitchen az
Tompkirs,ui~. \ son Theodore MeysF; =, OK N" "a
Mrs Rune survive ic5. Mcs Meyer N"s "eaJ,hy
and leaves large csta.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26

steamer Yuma Warren. Phlad iphis ~ Ham ''''
s,eamsr ~, az Augusta psggr,. savanna"
CO. Iack-
s,nvll.-- William j cl,d" x -. ,.,,-, ytu
Steamer ,;uyandotts Davis. Norfolk ana Ne"F''
Old Dominion = 90 7.,,of,r RuSe
ship o.,o nier,. Ottnanns Fort Bay In''"' "
a. 20.
SAILED So
owing 1, ire storm. vessels wee r'po,l'' ~
b. nav ~ Sandy took YESTERDAY
THE MOVEMENTS or sIEANhh9'
FOREIGN PORTS -.
,, -. -, ,,r.sd steamer cuhc ,B1. ThonsA
Hui Oct 9l-,rysi. steamer Hindoo '8r'' DO''-
New York. - ,,,,...,, City tDh
Ssndell New York. lin ,Rr, KsH'
shields OCT 93-saied. steamer Goodwin 'D''
swansea OCT 23-Sailed steamer kansas ,, ~; oricA
ZONES New- Yor@: 9Th. steamer Te''o'da's 'o''
Portland Bill. oct 25-Passed. steamer "a''e0 w.
Rlppeth London Tor New York ,, willow Bsna
,l,rj R,.on New-Yorx for Hamburg ~ rsr, yenlS
Jiz,rJ Dc, aJ-Passcd, steamers Nelh' LITER ysss
Bremen for New York; Maasdani 'pu''"' w."
York for ROTTERDAM ..- rnreermssier rev"
Stettin oct :i-Arr1ved' steamer =,
sen Ger. Bunger. N"w-iork' ,o- rriesand t~U
Antwerp Oct % Arrived. steamer
Nl Msm6u re-" OCT 25-Arrivee. steamer A''"'A
S;ihIai,sr oct .5-Arrvsd, steamers Ens and pro-
rassowits New York for Naples ana en Genoa ana
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
PORT CHESTER.

Extensive arrangements are being made for tho
hrst chrysanthemum and flower show. which Will
he held IN tho opera-house IN Port Chester Oh Fri
day and Saturday OF next week The exhibits
will consist OF Chrysanthemums, cut rCses carna-
lions yioiets vegetables and fruits for which
prizes will be given Nearly all the country seats
OF the well-known people OF Rye. Harrison Ma
msroneck and Greenwich will be represented by ox-
hibits IN charge OF their gardeners.
The annual supper OF the Woman's Hospital As
ISOLATION OF Port Chester viii be given in Irving
Hall on the nigh. o, THURSDAY November l.