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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13
FINANcE AND rRApE.
The Features OF tho Money and stock
Markets.

inc Features OF t1o Money ana STOCK
Markets.
NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-Noney on call
steady at 2N@9t per cent; last loan 23t
per cent. Prime mercantile paper stq4
per cent. Sterling exchange easier. with
actual business In bankers bills at
81 s45t04 Sl1t for demand and at 81 sia
o. sax Tor 80 days; posted rates 8 seh
and q ssh. Commercial bills 81 solt.
silver certificates Bs1t6 6OSsec. Bar silver
boKc. Mexican dollars 461tc.
Stocks made very material progress
to-day In the present upward movement
and left on buoyant with advances IN
Standard stocks ranging from 20
points. while the rise was exceeded IN
many less prominent issues. namely
Pullman, Third Avenue and Edison lllu-
Eninating. The transactions for the day
in stocks anu bonds were on an enor-
nous scale, immense blocks OF securities
changing hands at rising figures, Early
quotations were in strong sympathy
with London, where there was a seraIn-
BILE for stocks even after the closing
there for the new account which opens
tomorrow. Commission houses were
IN receipt Of many orders TO buy az the
market and the volume OF this onset ire
quent EFFORTS to depress value. Enects
OF traffic earnings for the fiFst week 10
December were almost uniformly favor
able, as were several belated November
statements of gross earnings. An incl
dent eHertlng favorable effect was the
receipt OF f3,OOO,O0O in gold from France
and London. The immense demand for
bonds, in which the transactions to-day
reached over 5000, 900 eXerted a favor
able Influence in stocks as they had @
tendency to discount January dividend
disbursements. Atchlson preferred on
transactions Of 10000 shares went up
3& per cent. The heavy purchases were
made by brokers Identified with pronii-
nent interests active in other properties.
The drift OF speculative actSSisSsss--.sz She
grangers was Interpreted fayorably.
High priced investment stocks like the
Rrangers preferred, Great Northern pre-
ferred, Pullman, New Haven & Hart
ford. and Albany & Susquehanna rose
sharply. Excepting Sugar, the indus
trials tended upward. New York Cen
trails price crossed that Of PennsylVa-
MIA, The coalers on favorable trade out
look were conspicuous for advances.
General Electric responded to reports OF
sales of itS product ABROAD. the Faci-
fics were strong with the rest OF the
market, Northern Pacific overcoming
the early heaviness due 10 the reports
that the company favorsd extensions
into Oregon Navigation Company's ter
ritory.
The market for bonds was one OF the
strongest and most active Of the year,
there being many advances OF n point
or more. A renewal OF foreign buying
on considerable scale was noticeable.
Atchison issues expanded and great
many other noteworthy gains were
chronlcled in leading mortgages. Total
sales $S,460,OO0.
u. s. new As, the old Is coupon and the
IS registered advanced II per cent In the
bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
$3.50 shares,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13
Mr1Il1a HealaeIl aldI-die.di.a n.

q the only romedy on the markot that
Sii cure every form Of Headache 81 s 70
minutea, correct INDIGESTION, stlnnts
q u ste the nerves and build up the system.
Travellers gFip8aelI. AZ m DrpgTi5ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13

OIL CITY, PA. Dec i2.-Credit bal
auccs, 81 IL: certificates, gales. 1000 bar
rails at 81 ~; 1000 barrels at 81 lS;
closed cash offered OF 81 is; shipments,
ljs,O1C barrels; runs, sc 09G barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13

90 all points
AGENTS C., l.. & W. RY.
tuf&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13

ONLY $3.50 to Cincinnati Via ohio
River II. Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13
WFRELIBG 4 BLN GROVE RAILROAD.

ipnily, except Sunday.
Sunday church trainH VIII leave Elm
Grove a. e:tt q. ~. and wheeling at i3i3
y. m. u. z WElSQERBER,
General Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13

Parlor Car Wheeling TO Pittsburgh OH
2:J5 y. m. aud 500 y. m. train Central time
one hour slower than Wheeling time
j. a. TOMLiNSON,
Passenger md Ticket Agent
Agent for nil Steamship Lines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13
SCHOOL MELANGR.

At the recent election held 10 Montana
every county superintendent oe public
schools chosen was woman. In near
Ia every county, all but two or three, all
rhe candidates were women. In many
counties there was but one candidate
for the position. the name OF that candi-
date being placed on both tickets, Or
rather on all the tickets, for Ia some
counties there were four different tick
cts. This shows two things which are 9
credit TO the West. First, the people
afe not afraid to trust women IN the
,nanagement OF educational affairs, ana
secondly, politics do not figure largely
IN school matters, both Of which are
signs OF progress. The matter Of plac-
ing the county superintendency OF
schools in the hands Of women Is an ex-
pertinent. the result OF which win be
watched with interest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-13

cINcINNATI-HOgs active andsseady
NJ 81 s0f3 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
PJCUUOND BOROTGH VIEWS.

The annual convention Of the Richmond county
Sunday-scho0l Teachers Association was heid yes
terdav in Grace Methodist Church. Port Richmond.
and was largely attended. The principal addresses
were made By the Rev. Thomas 0. Lowe, A. VI
Harris, George +. Beem!s and the Rev. DR.. Abbott
T. Kittredge.
The Archdeaconry Of Richmond County VIII hold
a meeting in ST. Stephens Church. Tottenvilie. on
next Thursday. A committee consisting Of Mrs.
Gilbert s. Barnes, Mrs. J. f. Bedeli and Miss Grace
ii. Yetman. Inns been appointed to arrange for the
reception of the delegates
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Bonner. with their daugh-
ters are stopping at the Hotel CastetoD.
Miss Margaret .. Wright, OF the Staten Island
Academy sian OF teachers Will sail for Europe to-
morrow.
Letters have been received from several OF the
local recruits In the llth Regiment OF Volunteers.
Most Of them complain that they have not been
properly taken care Of. Er Coroner John T. Oates
that they fed salt pork OF the latest
kind three times day, with hardtack for variety.
he said. however. that they had learned TO accept
things they came.
The Montcair Athletic Club and Staten Island
lacrosse teams will play match game tomorrow
afternoon At the Cove. West Brighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
READY FOR THE MEETING TODAY
MATTERS LIKELY TO COME UP BEFORE THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE RE-
PUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE

George W. Dunn Of Binghamton: John T. Park
among the members Of the Executive Com
rnittee of the Republican State Committee who
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in this city last
evening. John &. Kenyon. the secretary OF the
committee, arrived late In the evening. and other
members Of the committee. including William
Barnes. jr.. the chairman. are expected 20 arrive
this morning. a full attendance OF the members
Of the Executive Committee is expected at the
meeting called for II a. m to-day. Senator FIatt
was not In the city last evening. but he may come
over from Washington IN time 10 attend the meet
ing.
The meeting Of the Executive Committee was
called ostensbly TO take some action about INC
conts.ts which have been dividing the Republican
organizations in Cortland and Clinton count.er'
but Il Is expected that the legislation needed 10
take the election machinery In this city out OF the
mower Of Tarnmany will De considered at the meet
ing II is possible that the Executive Committee
viii 70 so far as to make formal recommends
ton TO Governor Black TO call an early specaI ses
sion Of the Legislature FOR the purpose OF aHeH"-
tro tbe Election law The advisabihty or urging
legislation TO create metropOHtan py'ce "'-e.,.,,
go as 10 take from Mayor Van WICK me pymelI
10 appoint Police Commissioners VIII DC '7iNou
0uembers Of the Executive Committee In the city
aet evening said they had heard that Slate, ,i on,
roller Roberts was trying 70 secure lnt ny .D,i
rorntnaton for Controller for his deputy, \oIvle,
Si,gotion 10 eaid 10 be pledged already ior toiooI
,1oroan 'The Erie County delegation VIII DC w
S1IIv one Colonel Morgan will have IN inc S,nte
Convention" said one committeeman '"s' e'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
NEW YORK CITY.

The mails from China and japan which have
1ust arrived at Vancouver have been dispatched
East. and are due 10 arrive at New-Iork on Mon
day morning. The next mail for China and Japan
Will close at the Postofice,in this city on June p
The Irish Immigrant Girls Home. at No. State
at. Will have summer festival at Suzer's Har-
lem River Park One-hundred and twenty seventh
ST. and Second-ave.. this afternoon and evening
Tickets may be secured from the Rev. NJ j. Henry
No. Safest.
Tho subject Of tho Sunday afternoon Bible class
at the East Side Branch OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be THE Testimony OF John
the Baptist 10 Christ" Don o. Shelton. the sec
rotary OF the branch. will lead. The members or
the city associations and their friends are 10 unite
in an excursion to Iona Island on July
Robert Walker formerly jeweller In Glasgow
who arrested a fortnight ago by Customs Off
with twenty watches in his possession. waived
examination yesterday before Commissioner Shields
and held In $500 bail for the action OF the
Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
SING SING.

The lease OF the old Westchester Lime Works.
south Of the prison. TO the Seamless Metal Com
pany has been signed by Warden Sage and Tor
warded to Albany fer approval by the State autnor
tiles The Seamless Metal Company II is expected
VIII have It's plant In operation by early 'ai!'
Joseph Thompson has been reelected member OF
the village Board Of Health.
The eighty-third commencement at the Mount
Pleasant Military Academy took place yesterday.
The exercises throughout were interesting, ana
attracted a large attendance. In the morning the
athletic sports presented a number OF Wel-cOn-
tested games. VI. H. McElroy made the address
10 the cadets the literary exercises IN the AFTER
noon Al o'cock the battalion drill, company
drill dress parade and review TOOK pla ,S cone 1me
CADETS presenting a fine appearance unoer inc COM
mant OF Captain II. F. Baya. Music was turnished
by the 2Sd Regiment Band In the evening 1 RE
graduates this year are Cadets H. s. Orchard W.
IA Emory George Tompkins and J. s. Casey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
OFFER BY THE MARITIME CANAL COMPANY

Washington, June 9.-Respondng to a resolu-
ton OF inquiry the Secretary Of the Interior to-
day sent TO the Senate a statement by President
Hitchcock Of the Maritime Canal Company, IN
relation to the Nicaragua Canal In this state
ment Mr.. Hitchcock makes proposition to Is
sue to the Secretary Of the Treasury seven hun
dred thousand shares Of It's capital stock Of the
par value Of S70OO0OO0 on condition that the
Government Of the United States guarantee the
payment OF both principal and interest Of a new
Issue OF bonds of the company amounting to
$lU0VO,00o. The proposition IL cludes the
lease by all the stockholders except the Govern
ments Of Nicaragua and Costa Rlca Of the
per cent of securities conceded TO the promoters
OF the canal enterprise The statement shows
that the company has expended TO date
81. 13h4 2S. and that 1t has Issued S63365OO
worth OF stock and S23. 800 worth Of bonds.
The proposition Is dated June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
PEEK SKILL

The annual commencement exercises Of the West
chester County Institute were held last night IN
the armory and an interesting programme OF dia-
logues Rotations and music was given before
large audience.
Al the Lake Mohegan School commencement on
"Wednesday Major Waters the principal. present.
sd the following medals: Head boy: Cadet Miller;
second boy Captain Bauerdorf: third boy. sergeant
Made. manual OF arms. Cadet G. Pofro sehlon qe-
portnent Captain Clark. second military Uauet
barker; honorable mention. cadet T. ftlndIl'
eenior composition Cadet j. Porro; decAnat on.
Cadet Pitcher honorable mention. Cadet r. PeInan'
funior department. Cadet Scott: junior composition,
Cadet G; Porro; inspection letters. cadet Bang3n'
penmanship Cadet Riley honorable mention tduet
G. Porro; Alumni Cup and Brisss trophy C9in ~
many b. Major Waters read the fOlIoWlhg, roIi OK
honor standing above % per cent ~ schoIarshiIp,
attendance and conduct: Cadet Mlller NapIui
Bauerdorf Sergeant Wade, Cadet kanda!l, 81
eeant Fellows Cadet Hernandez. Sergeant, MAJOR
Under Cadet Peck. These were preVented rom rS
getting the honor by reason of absence: nadet
Ter not present at the beginning: Cadet HaWs, no
sent second term; Cadet Scott. absent az me ue
ginning of year For TWO terms when Caoe' flaws
was present ne head boy. . .u..-
AT the Peekskill Military Academy the I0iomlI ne
medals were awarded: Trustees medal NlilIdn. d.
Gilmore head boy. c. Andrew Humestoh; nnattniee.
matics. Lester Sedenbach. sciences Joseph ,
academy prize speaking. \. Max NelS; uIs a~Ie
(mechanicaO Joseph Pnedo: drawing uree.di non
Herbert TelfaCan: penmanship. Arneon,
defamation. commencement. William b. "'''''''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
WOMAN DIES ~ THE STREET.

SWALLOWED CARBOLIC ACID. AND COULD NOT
BF, REVIVED.
A woman with blond hair. wearing a black SIX
dress stopped suddenly in Twen'y-hrst-s, JUST
above Slxth-ave.. at o'clock last night raised
her hand TO her mouth uttered shrek, and feli
10 the pavement. Policeman Raymond was close
by and running up to the woman, found that she
clu;chod a small vial In her hand. Her lips were
rod ard burned and n strong odor OF carbolic acid
told plainly enough that the woman had MADE
an attempt on her se. ,, ~,
pltal When Il arrived the street was blocked by
a crowd. The woman was unconscious, ana DIS,
Armstrong and Cardals worked over her In the
street For half an hour they did everything that
could be done. but the woman died without regain
ing consciousness. The body taken 10 the
West Thrtieth-st. police station. The woman APP
peared 20 have been about thirty years old. she
wore. besides the silk dress a black straw nat
with black feathers. low shoes and black silk
stockings There nothing by which she could
be Identified the only thing In her dress pocket be-
Ing a new pocketbook containing 81 50 In change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Protection Engine Company celebrated the forty
ffth anniversary Of its organization last night oy
dinner. large number OF members ana veterans
were present. The speakers wtre Mayor oulhel-
land who responded to the toast. our Ci'y :
Colonel f. J. Mitchell The Honorary Members :
John Rowland president Of the Board OF FIRE Com
missioners The Fire Department Alderman H.
Alexander Houston. THE EXempts.' and John r.
Schlosser Of Fishklil-on- Hudson, The state As
ISOLATION"
large audience gathered in the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association In Malh-s'''
Last night TO listen 20 a lecture by Colonel George
j.. warlng OF New-York City on the work Oh ,he
New-York Street Cleaning Department number
Of Local 0ss wsIe y N 1ne bapts Church War
hurfon and Ashbulton ayes. this forenoon VIII be
ean Sissionary society Of the southern New-Iork
Iaptis; AssO ria,ion. ,., g. ,.5,ov,.s
Ne,nor,al Church. in Livinss;on-aye., Ludlow WI"
hold strawberry festive: in the paris nh0use. ''o-
.ouinr the church. this afternoon ana eVehihs,
The Yonkers Yacht Club has issued ihvi'.'1..h h
for a social TO be given IN the ciuDhou'., NJ. Wy ~
end of poinf-St.. GlcnvOOt tO-morro" eNehl.h, ~
mark The opening Of The summer season An inter-
esting programme has been arranged -. parsode
The Entertainment Committee o. me Ia.saue
Boat CLUB. Edwin a. Oliver; Chairman me- on
"Wednesday evening N ne cbhotss Sl Io, a. p5v
rhe tennis courts TO be followed by an exhibition
cf networks from float anchored off the club
"S The Rev. William Morris Gilbert, rector Of 81;
pauTs Fpscopai Church in North Broadway. viii
talk 10 the pupils of ST. Marks sunday-schooi IN
Nepera Park on sunday on Thursday evening N..n as
~ next week there Will he festival on the lawn OF
James f. Jones' in the Nepperhan Avenue speed
way In aid Of the mission ,,,.
social was given in the parors Of the First
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening, INC
ruests being received by the officers OF the Ladies
t,u.sssttorsr,t ,esociotiou The hostesses for the
evening we're Miss Wfdman, Miss Wicks. Mrs r.
b. Hibbard, Mrs. Cyrus 4. Peake and Mrs charles
X Noble Mrs. f. a. Bartmess, Miss Pentecost
and Mrs Crowen took part in the entertainment
" IL. line n,eeting Of the Board Of Fire Commits
sinners viii be held this evening in the new munic-
ipal building in Dock-st. - -
the pier at the end Of Main-st was sold at public
auction on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
WEATHER GROWING WARNER.
FOUR HEAT REGISTRATIONS ONE PROVING
FATAL. REPORTED BY THE POLICE
10 BE HOT AGAIN TO-DAY

FATAL REPORTED BY THE fOl-ICE-
TO Re HOT AGAIN TO-DAY.
The temperature yesterday was higher than on
wednesday. Al o'clock in the morning II was
four degrees higher than at the same hour on the
previous day. and everybody expected still warmer
weather during the middle OF the day. In this
they were not disappointed. Some thermometers
registered high % degrees at o'clock yester-
day afternoon Forecaster Dunn. however. did not
find that IN his tower the thermometer ranged
higher than the eighties.
Tho temperature AT this period OF the year can
easily be determined by the straw hats The first
few days brings out all the last years hats that
are really preseniahle and have not Ike the leaves
begun to turn Continued hot weather brngs out
more hats OF less degree OF whieness, and finally
day Ike YESTERDAY brings out all the old hats
still in the market. OF all shades and styles.
The Weather Bureau Is holding out grain OF
comfort 10 those who suffer from the heat in the
statement that we are likely To have no really hot
weather now and that the little We shall have Will
he relieved by occasional showers For to-day
however the forecast Is: Fair stationary tempera-
ture."
Tho police reports yesterday showed that four
people had been overcome by the heat. one OF
these John G. Grist. fortyfve years old. OF Phila
delphia who was taken from the Mills House. In
Rieecker-st.. yesterday morning 10 st. Nincent's
Hospital. died last night The mans parents live
In Philadelphia and he has two brothers in Atlantic
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
EMPTY ROWBOAT UNEXPLAINED.
THREE MEN MAY HAVE BEEN DROWNED FROM
IT CHARLES F JAMES. THE OWNER. SAYS

THREE MEN MAY HAVE BEEN DROWNED FROM
IT CHARLES F. JAMES. THE OWNER. SAYS
Nothing has yet been learned about the ia'e VI
,bo -nen who were IN the boat belonging 10 NhhrI's
!, lanes president Of the Franklin National bahh'
which was picked up empty near the Battery
oho,,, II "a O'Clock on Monday night MT. James.
Vim seen AT the bank yesterday spoke highly OF
william Irving who was bringing the boat down
,,o,o Rochelle where Il had been laid up Tor
the winter to the new headquarters OF 'he A.
,o,tic Yacht club at Coney Island. Irving MT.
1ouas said had been In the employ OF the BANK
for several years as janitor, and bore reputation
For sobriety and faithfulness. On Monday "heh
n. went after the boat ii IS thought that ne 'oon
two friends with him to enjoy the trip down inc
river Irving had served in the Navy ana II aIohe
q is unlikely that even II thrown into the water
he would nave been drowned. as he was an expert
swimmer 1t IS thought that he may nave Deeh
drowned while trying to save his companions
The boat is Of the type known as 81 Lawrence
River skifs These are light pleasure boats. htted
With both oars and sails When the Skin was
picked I'D by tho tusbost Henry l. Palmer II con-
ta,ned only a little bige-water showing that IL
nod rot been upset The oars were IN inc TOW,
lock. and the sail wrapped around the inast anu
slowed under the seats 1heIe were no ""iA Vi
collision on the boat , ,,,, ILL., ,.or the
bank Who the were mat were ~ tIc III Yin
with him cannot be ascertained: Mr.; James sun
homes 10 hear that Irving is alive, but the lact
mai the captain of the tug which picked up tnc
10, cav, some one IN the water and heard cries
for help is against the theory that ns occupants
are safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board Of Education al special meeting OH
Wednesday evening decided TO give a nearing O''
next Tuesday night on the charges recently lnaue
against the faculty by Jared Barhite. principal OF
School No : In the mean timc Mr. Barh'te mas
been reinstated as principal y
Miss Helena Caroline Mocbus. daughter OF }. =
Moehus and L. @. Wilson. OF BronXville were mar
RED on Wednesday evening at the home OF me
brides parents No l42 Nalentine-st Char4es hSln-
son and Miss Margaret Moebus were the attending
couple. ~,.,.., pou..
Associafion OF Mount Vernon. has elected Mrs
Robert Mcvickar chairman; MISS Ada Fossin'
secretary: Mrs. Carrie Ham, treasurer; MIS-; OF
committee. and Mrs J. Lord cn 1 I. be %
on rext Monday afternoon in Willard Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
YORK COMPANY SUED IN NEW-JEhSEf
IT DID BUSINESS IN THAT STATE Which,
INITIATED IT'S Defence THAT 1T WAS
FOREIGN CORPORATION

New Brunswick. y. j.. June tSpeclap-i"o
Court Of Chancery has rendered decision which
enables the Holland Trust Company. OF New-York
CITY 10 be sued In New-Jersey. Peter q. rome
mus. OF this city. sued the company, alleging that
4, had sold 10 him second mortgage bonds on the
representation that they were first mortgage Donds
and that his purchase proved worthless IN conse-
quence. About $1,000 1. involved. hearing was
hald Yesterday Williams e. Edwards OF Jersey
NV SetiInp nm the defence that tho company was
incorporated In NewYorl and. could not be tuen
81 Ttw.Ierscy II was shown that the company
had Rid mortgage on Atlantic city railway
had acted as trustee for the karitan flver Rali-
road and had also transacted business IN conhec-
,to, with the Barncgat PARK Company. The Chan-
csrv Court held that the defence was insufficient
and ,ha suit will be tried IN New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

Justice silllman yesterday found Edward Malcolm
and his wife guilty Of disorderly conduct for trying
to starve the mother Of Mrs. Malcolm MIS- u T.
Sherwood. The story. printed fortnight ago
told how Mrs Sherwood was taken III in New
York. and upon her arrival home found II locked
against her Then she went TO Police Headquarters
for help. and policeman forced an entrance Tor
her She was then locked in her room by her
daughter and son-in-law the water ana gas we're
shut off and. with nurse. she was elt 70 s'aISS
Neighbors rigged up a trolley and passed up 1000.
lights and water, and finally had Malcolm ana his
wife arrested and Mrs. Sherwood released
Justice Silman suspended sentence, on the pieao-
ings OF Mrs Sherwood for her daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
pORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The closing exercises Of Miss Alcott and Miss
Johnson's school for children were held IN the
congregational Church yesterday morning. Among
those present were the Rev Charles Edward
Brugler the Rev. Mr.. Hunt, Congressman "iinam
I. ward. Samuel Comfy James McClennahan and
A. ID. Whitman. , -. Al. A,uor,
t,nstein 10 Charles Hutchns. The wedding took
nsce on May e. the Rev. Charles Edward Brugier
OF 81 Peters Episcopal Church oniciating assisted
~ Rishon Ethelbert Talbot. Of Eastern Pennsyl-
v va Mr and Mrs Hu,chins sailed last Saturday
for Europe. A.. 1-u..o r,,c-oyar,a,,
Association will bs held tomorrow evening. In Rye