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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
NEW-YORK CITY

Robert Reynolds. leit'r-rArt4rr ~ S'aNoh r.
who lives at so u5 We-t rhir'"tn-st.. Wa "'-
rairncd before Conulsso"'r Fii'. - JrS'"i Jay
morning and held for 'hc Grand july IN 10" ".'
on a charge Z rothinE The mails. H''"''S' u is
charged har been a. STIR tliH letters '"'' ''''
lect!ons for some iir'
Samuel Branschweder. twenty-five years DID, a
travelling salesman. Of 80 IL West One-h"ndred-
committed suicide yesterday
morning at h,s home - shooting hiinsef ia 10"
temple ,hc bullet gpns thioush hs head. me
man had feared consumption for some i'in"' ana
could talk OF nothing Ella"
Cornelius Begl.y. n coa-handler. OF 40. - West
Observation-Disclosures thirty -arst-st. was terribly IT,
turcd Yesterday afternoon by dunbwait'r. which
f.u Nv. stories as be- was looking W at u H. me
eathouse No ~ West On"-hundrcd and 'uiy-
nfth-st lie suffered Internal injuries. scalp
wound thirteen inches long. and his rCht oy" was
knocked ont Tho accident was caused by the
breaking Of a rope.
Henry NewIrau. scvcn years old OF 40 " VII
Iett-si - In his mother "rfn' on S"c"nH-"V''
,l.vo-.d train near sxicfh-st. The chic had been
I'll for several DAYS vi'h pueunonia and Ais mother
was taking him TO hosp!tn. In northumberland
nftictn- st when the boy expired
Mrs Mania rnsar yestc-lay obtained from Jus
,ce Gnaersccye IN the Supreme Court decree -
absolute divorce from her husband. Max J. Las@r'
diamond merchant at 40 "a Maiden Lane. Lasar
y
the smuggiiur Of diamonds from Europ" here.
Hts wife is m. daughter OF J. Dr'lc'r. the senior
member u the firm u ! Droicer & 60. Jewellers.
AZ No 292 Firh-avc
The annual meeting % tho Harvard club VIII he
hold on Saturday evening. May Il, ut 9 o'clock
orlc,rs Will DC elected for the ensuing year. sup
per e. 10 O'CLOCK
Archbishop Correar will mex, Sunday afternoon
Inv the cornerstone Of the now building for tho
n.s,,,r,c STICK AT Tievonih-st. ana Se.enth-ave
This building IS 20 he par, 90 81 Ninoenrs Hos
-ltol which is In charge 4 th" sisters of Mercy.
rbn sixty-hrs, meeting OF the Paint. on and
vornieh club will be held this evening AT tho
Drue cub No 100 Wilam-st. This Is the eleventh
.,rual meeting and previous % tho consideration
NJ committee reports dinner viii hc served.
,rbo Manhattan Beach Hotel will open Thurs
doy May is and the Oriental Hotel on May o.
r.oncer,s by Victor Torber''s Band viii begin
June IS and the first operate performance by tho
DO Wolf Hopper company VIII be on the evening
OF Juno %
Tho Thirteen club dinner will take place to-
marrow evening at the S'urtcvant House. Rrond
way and Twenty -ninth-st. George Francis Train
Will take the Spanish side OF the war question dur
INK # debate on the subject
Mails from China. Japan and Hawaii OF dates
Hong Kong April Q: Shanghai. April 10; Yoko-
hama Ap,il ~ and Honolulu. May !, have arrived
AZ San Francisco on the steamer city OF Picking
and are du" 20 arrive at Ncw-York on Sunday
morning Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii Will
close at the Postoiice an advertised
J. c. vaughan has been appointed Deputy Super
intendent Of buildings for the Borough OF Queens.
at a salary OF 81 80 n year
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WHITE PLAINS.

The Westchester Electric Railrc ad Company he
fled in the County Clerks Office notice Of is In
tent.on extend It's roads and construct branches
IN the following thoroughfares in the city Of Mount
Vernon: South Frton-ave>. from the intersection
OF Third. Jeferson-st.. to tho city line at the
TOM OF Pelham North Fulton-ayc.. Elm Place.
Park ave-. Prospect ave. North Fourth-ave. 10
boundary linc between the city and town q LAS
Chester; also in East First-st. TO South Fulton
ave. and IN North Third ave. 20 Prospective
Justice Dyxman, n the Supreme Court, has
granted decree Of divorce 10 Rachel Schreck from
her husband, Oscar Schreck. They married
In New-York City IN 1894 and the defendant at the
present time lives IN Chicago.
Police Justice John =. Moran, having resigned 10
become postmaster Of the villas the trustees have
elected Minot NJ Sman for tho remainder OF Mr..
Moran's OF Office, which expires Eext year,
A socia4 entertainment will be given by the Ep-
worth League IN the parlors OF the Memorial Meth
odist Eps opal Church this evening.
David Cromwell has been elected president OF the
White Plains Building and Loan Association, G. i.
Sherwood vce-presidcnt: William r. Jfbbits sec
rotary and Jay r. lockwood. treasurer
The Harlem Valley Stock Farm !s making ar
rargements for trotting on the track at n" Fair
Grounds on Decoration Day. There VIII be two
raccsthc first for 2y7 class trottinR and 23g class
pacing. for purse Of 800 the second Ior 2,-class
trottng and 230-class pacing for a similar purse
White Plains Lodge No; 47x viii be the guests
OF Crescent Lodge No 400 OF New-YOrk city, In
Masonic Temple. this evening
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

The drama Enlisted for the War" Will DO re-
peatcd tomorrow night IN the Town Hall by home
talent.
The New Rocnellc Water Company has decided
70 pay full salaries during their absence and re-
in.tate on ths,r return those OF its employees who
have enlisted In the Army
Arrangements being made for the second
concert o. Trinity Choral Club Ia Trinity House on
Monday night. The entertainment viii be under
the direction OF DR. II. r. Palmer. and the chorus
OF tie club will be augmented by professional vO-
calists.
The semi-annral inspection of the Fire Depart
ment made on Tuesday Eight By the Com
missioners and village officers. The Huguenot En-
CINE Company exceiied for speed and the Relief
Engine Company for increase In membership.
The Rev, T. ID. STEELE pastor Of the Salem Bap-
fist Church, taken suddenly III on Tuesday
His family has been summoned hons from WASH
ington.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho eighteenth annual meeting OF the Woman 8
Institute was held Yesterday. In tho absence Of
Miss Mary Marshall Butler. the president. Mrs.
William II. Doty second vice president, presided.
Many interesting reports were read The club now
has 26o members. Glasses have been held IN plain
sewing dressmaking. millinery embroidery, cook
ing calsthenics basketball, dancing and Ntra-
ture Miss NJ. +. 8. Randolph reported for the
library. For the year beginning on July !. l%',
the library open pa days, the books circulated
numbered 1865 The library contains 3.lA volumes.
OF which ls5 have been added in the year The
gifts to the library included % bound volumes 29)
mag azines and papcr-covertd books The number
using the library end reading-room was lfi5o In
the luncheon departmen, the average daily attend
ance has been thirty-f five: receipts for the year
were si95 So: expenses. $f o. Others who read re-
ports were Mrs j. Lindsay P4TJeous' on rentals;
Bureau, Miss Parsons Penny PrcvdeHt Fund
Miss Williams, Work. Civic League Mrs saaTma 5S
Institute is doing a good work in the city Miss
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Emily
Florence k.pp, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs
sss Sing P " Viii Brd ks Hs OF
WsSnss o s NS AJAX r at o'clock at the
There was an interesting meeting Of the woman's
Auxiliary Of ST, Andrews Memorial Church on
Tor, treasurer Of the Church Periodical Club made
addresses.
last n Fs TAG sss Gsa OF " ms F s9
od.st Episcopal Church on Forgotten Men" His
vice. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Will meet this afternoon at the parsonage
The fair which has been going for the last
three weeks in ST Marys Hall. II AID OF the bu.l!
ing fund of the new rectory Of the Church OF the
lmma culate Conception closed last night. largo
sum was realized.
Wright d Powell. Deputy Grand Master: the
officers OF New-York Lodge. OF New-York City, and
other prominent MasOns attended the communion
ton OF Rising Star Lodge on Tuesday night when
tho third degree was conferred After the
nlony collation. served.
The architects In charge Of the additions Of
= h.. n NE.>Ii No
u reported TO the Board Of Education Tuesday
evening that good progress was being made with
the work
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Michael Joyce. Old resident OF this village died
At his home. In Hudson-st on Tuesday. Mr.. Joyce
was born In Ireland seventy-four years ago. and
had lived here for the last forty-fve years. He
leaves widow and 2 Se His funeral VIII lie
held this morning Ia St Teresa's Church. Burial
Will be In SLEEPY Hollow Cemetery.
The funeral Of Robert Jennings who died at his
home, In Elm-s;., on Monday hel. in =;
Tere-a's Church yesterday afternoon. and the burial
was in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Mr.. Jennings was
s.xty-two years old and w4s corn In ireland. He
leaves a widow and an unmarried daughter
special meeting % the stockholders OF the Pc
cantico WsterwOrks Company has been called.
be hc'd IN This village Tuesday afternoon. for the
purpose % transferring It's franchises 20 the New
York and Westminster Water Company
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= :. r. y. : 2 .
| " " ~ ~ ~ !

Everything conspires to make
everybody gloomy - war, weather
and "whatnot."
But be cheerful outside if not in
side; don't wear suits in subdued
colors; ours are bright and CHEEKY
checked with white and gay, striped
with brilliant colors, lively mixtures
Just the kind every one will wear
when the sun comes out.
SIS to SIS.
Glovrs
Our $3.50 gloves are stitched
with stitch borrowed from the
harness-maker-mcant for driving,
yet one of the smartcst walking
gloves made.
so.di.ra
The Government won't buy our
gray and blue flannel shirts-theyrc
too good.
81 and $3.50.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Froatwny
Thirty e srOnl and HrO1Iway.
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Bark Alkaline tBr, Houghton Tampico.MeKsy = DIX
BARK Rita CI3r) Olsen. oharlotstown. p Paul
Gerhard & Co
SAILED
Steamer. King Frederick obi, for Norfolk Benefactor
Philadelphia indrapura OBJ, SINGAPORE etc ho p,t
ish queen (sr Antwerp: Hords tNor iamourg N Wh
land CIrlg. Antwerp: britannia .brl iyetpo" asv
in Monte New-Orleans: Scheswig Ger, lnagua exc
CITY OF Augusta. savannah: lrrawaddy Pr) Erehada anu
Trinidad.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool May ii-Arived steamers f1axmsn !Br).
Brown Nsw-York for Manchester. reutonic 'brl cam
eron. New-York: 10th sailed. steamer Nomadc (Br,'
Newcastle May o-Arrivsi. steamer Marenso tBr1.
Bingham. New York , - A..
Mcvile May lI-Arrived. steamer Anchora Obj. Will
SON New-York for Glasgow, and proceeded ~
Monmouth. May li-sailed steamer Potomac (br).
Sunderland May io-saiIed. steamer Cape comino (Br).
souer, NewYork.
Isle Of Wight. May ii,Passed. steamer Excelsior
Lizard. May il-Iassed. steamer spaarndam oDutch).
o, lSh asre ls.e'1 New York for Bristol
Cherbourg May li-Arrived steamer Havei Ger.
Chrstonerr New-York via Plymouth. for Bremen. and
Antwerp. May lo-saied. steamer st cuthbert (sr).
Hrmburx May s-saied steamer strathsye (Br) Jones.
Rotterdam May e-Arriyed steamer Ardrishaig dD.
IOgsial Fernandina. via New-fork.
Amsterdam May lo-Arrived steamer Port Adelaide
(Br) Duliing New-York
Gibraltar May 5 sailed. steamer Emma lBr,. from
swain swain. Sapis. ETC. Tor NeweYcrk .'''
Genoa May sArrved. steamer Victoria tBr'. Bridges.
fasbon May ii-Arrived. steamer Oevenum Posp.
vistrA Nsw-Yosk Wa Madeira. sta
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TARRYTOWN.

The members OF ConGreror Hook and Ladder
Company were agreeably surprised on Tuesday
evening When the business meeting was we..
under way In the rooms o. the company. in Corpo-
ration Building. the large folding doors leading 70
the corporation rooms were suddenly opened. and
In marched fifty OF the wives ana iaug lters OF the
members. The procession was headed by Mrs. p II.
McCune. the wife o. the foreman o. the company,
and Mrs James PAR. the wife of the assistant
foreman. They carried between them a large Amer
lean flag mounted on polished oak stan. Mrs
Parr then stepped forward and said that the women
had desired 10 give something 10 the company
which would add 10 It's already elegantly furnished
rooms. and In these stirring times Of patriotism
better gif. could be found than tho National flag.
The flag is OF silk and is by fee, IN size The
committee which secured the gift composed Of
Mrs. 7. II. McCune, Mrs. Charles Van Orden and
Mrs. James Parr.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or Ni,W YORK WEDNESDAY. MAY H. 1898


PORT or Ni.W YORK WEDNESDAY. MAY H. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majcstic from Liverpool and Queenstown East
siea1'r Hr,',aal ir' pearn Shields April 20 An
chorrl $50 Lower tar "a 100
Mac. - T., I4ea'enan, Il Peary.
Na, ., aal ,ilo.,it.r i.y ? with mdse 81 cabin ana
81 cr,4. is,s-cugers Oerchs ~ 60. Arrived at tho
S''sm'r Alesi~ny gr Lsw Gona N Apr, - saya,
; with nd.e and 80 passengers 20 PIN Foryood y Kal-
Jock Arrived an the lar ht -
April 70 AMI southampton May 2 win mi.. ana pas-en
gers oclrchs Co. Anchored outside SANDY Hook at
Henri na"ai. Nsn n%asp santa s,s, Msr,s
Kciloes ATrl.r4 a, me n str At II 20 NJ, - v,
: with mds" and cabin passengers to the American
stcamer Hdandn% di Wake Porto cortc. April "a
nelize y Porto Hsrr'. 2s Iynss'9n ~ Monieso Ray
Maria T. with mdse. 10 cabin and I'll Storage
passengers TweedIe Trading Company Arrived at the
steamer A"n r Mo"' Civ Nassau as Nay a Goy" "a
passengers to = MoneII Sons Arrived at the BAR at
Steamer Excelsior. Royi New-orirans May s. with
md.e to T Van siek vx.. c.orr.,a . Amt, :,
and charleston T. with mdse and passengers to w
sreamer seminole. Bcsrse. jacksonville May ana
Charleston q VITA mdse ami passengers to clyde
steamer jamestown. R,az. Newport News ana Norfolk
with md,e and passcng,Is TO the ola Dominion So CO.
passengers to the GA Dominion IS 60.
b.
! Barber 4
steamer f-hlrfvig urrl Aarhuus, PHILADELPHIA MAY 10
with coal In transit Tbel & Co.
.Anly Hook y J. May II. $50 m-Wnd southwest:
Light air. clear
CLEARED.
Steamer Trinidad Gr' Fraser. Bermuda e Outer
60
Steamer olienburs Ger. Gatheman Bremen-Osirichs
h co.
steamer Edam Dutch. Bruin-ma. Amsterdsm-Frnch.
Edge & Go.
steamer T'r.n @ o. As %. st TsS".'-b'nn''s
Steamer March (Br Hitcham cork-C b Richard a
Co.
Steamer brooklyn City d,r. Watkins Brlstoi-James
Arkei 4 Co.
steamer Harah CNor). Falsen. PORT Anono-Amerca
steamer schiesss (Gsr). Asrhuus Kingston via InasuA
etc-Ebe & Co.
steamer Fridjof hansen CSor). Gregor Port Reading
w n Munson
Steamer Cunc tBr) Thomas Iiveryool-whits ILna
Steamer Istra (Aust Suttora Trieste. via Tampa and
New rleans-Hirzel Feltman q Co.
Steamer America tBr). Pearce. London-New~York
Steamer sandneld (Br). Caios Rochefort-c B Richard
CO.
steamer Algonquin. Plat. Charleston and Jacksonville
W r clyde Il Co.
steamer Vesper Shropshire. Phladelphia,-w William p
clyde q Go.
Steamer city Of Augusta. Daggeu savannah-Ocesn
IS Co.
steamer John Dallas. Thomas. stamford-Frank
Dean
steamer Old Dominion. Tapley Norfolk and Newport
Newr-Oid Dominion IS Co.
Steamer FL Monte Parker. -oreans-J Van
Sickle
Bark Hsbs tNor). Nelson. Msibourns-J Lv9msrs.
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MOUNT VERNON.

Tho musical clubs OF the New-1or university
viii g,,,a r. concert tonight III willard Hall in aid
NJ tho Trh School Athletic Association.
John s Davenport, OF Ncw-York, gave the n7s'
Of his free lectures bible Prophecies Concern
Ing tho Immediate Future OF Nations and tho
Kingdom OF Christ" IN tho Young Mems chris'iah
Association Building. Tuesday night The nexs
OF tho series-The Reign OF Jesus CHRIST as Actual
IT, o,,cr >-o.ons"- viii be given next rucsdny
night.
There Will be an auction sale Of sents on eatur-
day nisht for the game OF baseball 10 he played IN
Mount Vernon on Memorial Day between the Ace
"a ~ .hs Young Mons Christian Association:
The Epworth League Of the Chester ~ Me nm
odis, I5n5scopal church has been organiIsd mo
Ceicors ere William C. Mains president; H. r,
Cirro v,cc-presdenti w. G. Nichols. secretary ana
John Archer treasurer.
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REVISED AND ENLARGED.
READY IN A FEW DAYS.
Comics will be sent, postage paid,
70 any address for 10 cents a copy.
CONTENTS.

uaIr-tone pictures Of every type or American
warshiD-battle- ships. armored cruisers .oi
nedo- boats gunboats, converted hciSi'a
steamers. torpedo-boat destroyers the suo'Na
rIne boat Holland and other vessels
a large portrait OF Admiral Dewey
pictures OF Admiral Deweys SHIPS
The great attle-ships and cruisers unoer co'h
mand 81 Admiral Sampson -
The battle-ship Oregon now on her way
North.
Tho hattie Of Manila Bay. .
Half tone portraits OF officers or the Navy
President Mckinley and Secretary Long
Scencs on the warshps. showing big guns
the crew. etc. 49,, 81. ..o Noyy
COMPLETE list Of all the ships or the Navy
win armament size and commander OF each'
pictures Of 10 ships OF the Spanish Navy.
man Of cuba and the West indies.
One of the prettiest and most timely
# publications. 1t will enable the
possessor to follow the battles OF the
country at sea with full understand
ing Of the subject.
THE TRIBUNE.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hOIhA''
CAMBRIDGE-Gen. ROY Stone, OF Wash'nS
ton. Colonel T. S Birch. Of Cairo Egypt, an"
Georrts Hcnoit French Minister TO Mexico.
FIFTH AVENUE Governor Frank \ BLACK ana
Colonel George Curtiss Trcadwol OF Albany ana
" u Clarke Of Hartford. 1ILSEY-Captan H.
7, Duv,u I ( A. HOLLAND Colonel Samuel
p Colt. OF Providence. ana Marvin Hushlit pre''-
dent o, the Chicago and Northwestern Halfway
IMPE2IAI-The Earl Of Cassillis. Mayor Cohrau
n.y. ~ Hursio Judge C. A. Leighton. OF Bangor,
Me and Colonel j. a. a. Dean. OF washington
MANHATTAN Colonel A. a Pope OF boston.
MURRAY HILI1-Congressman George Is Mc'ie-
ion and General Amasa ". Parker. OF AIbany
pARK AVI,SJ-E-President J. H. Dreher OF Roam
oke College Virginia WALDORF Hon W
vernon OF London England. and Garrett T. LIN
der7nan OF South bethlehem. Penn "iNDSDN
W n p,shoo OF BRIDGEPORT Conn: j. J. fIar-
rover and r. J. Fisher. Of Washington; Thomas
n Ely OF Philadelphia, and ex-CongressInah
Charles Miller. OF Franklin. Penn.
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LIGHTNING IN WINTER SION OF WAR.
From Tho Boston Transcript.

From Tho boston TRANSCRIPT.
William Gordon Gerry. OF New-Hampshire. writes
to this paper rs 1t part Of tho natural laws OF
the universe that a general disturbance Of the
people In nation should cause electrical dis
turbanc-s In the shape Of lightning and thunder at
Intervals during n winter season In the northern
sections OF q country prior 10 war? AS boy
IN Boston remember remark made BY my grand
parent Lucy Holmes Cambridge Tisdale during
the winter season Of 1Sco-'G that a frequent dis
play Of lightning in the heavens IN winter was
sgn of war She had noticed lightning during
the winter months OF that season. which the
cause of the remark. Tho Civ War followed.
During the past winter season - TIT. section 4
the country there have been lightning and thunder
at different times, and Follows q witn
Spain. II this . concidence2''
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Morris Park races. 80 p. m
American Bible Society annual meeting
rand Transit Commissioners meeting p. m
Ncw-York Library Club Columbia University.
800 p
Horse Show Mneoa. Long Island
daughters Of IN. King Assembly, St Thomas
Church. Brooklyn
annual meeting Of National Council Of Military
Order OF Foreign Wars.
New-York Electrical society. Concert Hall Madi-
son SQUARE Garden. : 30 p m
New-York Institution FOR the Blind anniversary
e,crcisos thirty fourth-si and Nnth ave = IN
paint. OH and Varn,sh club annual NEE ding. 80
100 Willam-s'.
Professor Percy Gardners Lecture, Columbia 'N'
versity. $50 =
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPALIANS MEET

Boston, May 1.-THE eleventh annual meeting
and convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Diocese Of Massachusetts,. opened this morning
The annual sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Alexander Hamilton Vinton rector Of All Saints
Church. Worcester. Holy communion was admin
isiered at the service business session followed
DR.. William Brooks was unanimously chosen sec
rotaTy
Tho report Of the treasurer. the Rev. Charles H.
Loaroyd. presented for the twenty-Nfth time.
and showed that, after the operations OF the year.
there remained In the treasury the sum OF G2l3 s.
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FLOODED CATTLE SOLD.

Mahwah y. j.. NJ 1.-THE auction sale at the
Hayemeyer Nountainsde Farm ended to-day. Tho
attendance Was large The boodcd cattie were al
most given away. one full-bloOded Jersey calf
sold for sl25 and one Normandy bull sold for slN
The horaes that were sold ordinary farm
horses One team brought $50 the best price paid
one horse sold FOR IS. The total amount obtained
from the sale will not exceed $1,000 The stock
was worth
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pORT CHESTER.

baldwin schupp nfty-ciFht years old d,ed on
Monday AT his home IN this village TIE iuner"
was held yesterday.
,n a. 40 ,n bonds for road improvements. and
SrS yn,,u he begun as soon as possible IL mas
also been decided to li8ht ne priholp~ S"'v'' d"
'he + Room viii lecture IN tho Opera House 70
,,ab, on ."I'l REQ Years IN the Ranks. unner ih'
a, tsrtces ~ charles Lawrence Post. @. A. r.
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tino Smith. who has been mandainused ny chce
Town BOARD to resign from either the once or
Town clerk or Justice OF the Peace. VIII bring &
similar action in tho case Of Justice NJ 3 Naieh-
tine who ia also Receiver % Taxes. Judge NaIen-
as Mr. Smith f. holding two oniccs In the saine
Board ana he pcopio are thus deprived or one
renroscntntiyr Justice Valentine Is only nominaliv
Receiver of Taxes. The widow OF the former re-,
ooiver Mrs J. Z. Morgan. conducts the ONCE an"
fte1 tha
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ANOTHER BAD CANAL BREAK.

Miidlepor,. ~ Y. May n-Another bad break Is
reported In the canal at Eagle Harbor twelve miles
east OF Middleport. The water is being drawn from
this level rapidly possible, so that repairs
be made Immediately.
The opening Of navigation Will be delayed for
few days longer. This Is the third break that has
occurred this level within the last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
DFCRFiSF ~ April EXPORTS.

Washlnston May N-The monthly report Of tho
Bureau Of Statistics shows that in April the ex-
ports from tho United States OF hrcadstufs cotton.
mineral oils cattle and hogs and provisions aggre-
gated Ri slf Sl5. 'oss compared with March OF
about S,opie." and compared with April. 1870. OF
over 81. 1l 49, For tho ten months ended April 80
isls tho exports = these articles exceeded those
for tho same months In 1891 by about EWo"rr
Tho exports Inst April by Items and the apprOxi-
mate Increase or decrease lu each com
pared With April. is97. are given as follows
Rrcals,u~s So ~ ig5. about Si5 0oo 600
Cotton go Ntl2 i',. Increase. 10000
,ffr-rri ...- 81 rci 80. decrease. 5000.
ca., .-.f G. s25Gl go decrease. 500 30
fr SO '3g 3i6. Increase. 81. 10000.
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POCATTICO HILLS.

The long unused branch OF tho Putnam Railroad
running from tho main Inc just north OF this
place TO Pocantico Lake is being oyorhaulcd and
nut in order for use. The branch IL expected 10
In readiness next week. when IL Will be used TO
carry coal 70 the pumphouse at he lake. This viii
do av'ey -i:h tho tedious hauling OF heavy loads
BY teams over tho hiy roads from Tarrytown In
tire winter the branch will BE used 20 transport tee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
ARDSLEY.

The Board OF Trustees acting as assessors has
completed the new village assessment roll and
designated Tuesday next May II, as Grievance Day.
Tho assessors are William I. Odeli. DR.. George
O. Johnson and Stephen G. ". Travis