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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

There was c special meeting Of John c. Fremont
Post g. = r. on Thursday night to fill vacancies
tn the list Of officers. William Riley was cuosci
commander vice Thomas \. Brdsail. res4sneo
william Welsh was elected senior vice-conin'hder
"A. I. kempton delegate 10 the STATE Eho'iiP.'''
ard Henry Otis chaplain.
The reports OF the two National banks OF this
city at the close OF business on May were gwen
out yesterday. The First National reported totai
resources sl5,y IS IS. loans and discounts sSo".
5s 49, reserve fund @iSi 81 Of %niSr
notes The individual deposits subject 10 cne s
s'nd s @ aiie from National banks not reserve
agents and from State banks ana Ddhhe - sroV-d
Citizens National Bank reported resources. 49,
C2s IS; loans and discounts. So0s5U VIZ reserve I-'u
and iegsl-tender notes The individual deposits
subject 10 check $500 5G2 20 undivided profits
banks and bankers $40 due to state e. e s5 x
ana bankers and ether Nao4a, pamkS; SI ~ e w.
erai churches Of the city At Bethany cnape!: IN
pastor OF the WarDurton Avenue Baptist Church,
but OF Manhattan. will preach Inc EpworIh
hssgGo t S FT gf Methods Episcopal Church At
The Westminster Presbyterian Church the TWO nun
dred and hftieth anniversary OF the adoption OF me
Westminster Standards will be Gelenraed;; Inc
Rev. ". NJ. Gilbert, rector OK St Pauls Episcopai
johns Riverside Hospital and the Kings Daugh-
ters OF Christ Church WI sGg AZ the aoea,on
DR. W. c. Schoonover will make the address. MISS
Emma Crowther will sing and there VIII DC spec'ai
orchestral music. =.
the Young Mems Christian ton. has ap.
pointed a number OF committees The cha!rmen or
which are John Wiisea. Relisious Work: h Sga
Plummor. Membership: Clarence Morey. outing;
Dunlap Campbell. Entertainment: II. Mosher.
Rooms and Library and Howard Clapp. Music;
Among the plans approved YESTERDAY by Bui!a-
ing Inspector Augustus Kipp were those sub
Ynitted for a remodeling Of the Park Hll Country
Club house An addition 56i9xH1a and three stores
high, Will BE made to the front. an addition lsX52
on the west. story. and an addition on the
south two stories. 13i2Xc5. .
The last set Of indoor athletic contests by the
members OF the Hollywood Inn Gymnasium Class
will take place on Wednesday evening nj o'clock
will be hfteen-secOnd rope skip; stand
ing hope. step and jump and pull-ups In the alb
eence of Mr.. Ludwig, the physical director who IS
stln in the hospital. Joseph Andrews Will be In
charge.
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HiRyARD cGUB ELECTS oFFIcERs.

was he'd iabt nisht AT tho clubhouse 40. g West
Forty ,ourth-st President James g. Carter called
tie meeting 20 order at 80 o'clock in the library
Oh tho second noor and tho following officers were
elected. President James e. Carter. 80 ro-clccted
vlce-prcsdcni. Charles H. Russell y: treasurer
Amory q. Hodges. - reelected. secretary, Walter
Alexander 80. reelected. Five elections were made
.Or thc itpafd o. Mauaaers with terms expiring IN
1901. They Include Edward King. %: George Blag-
den. 't6 ana Amos 7. French, -. rejected. and
Lawrence GOdkin. 81. and Frederic Winthrop o.
The following men were chosen TO serve Tor three
years on the Committee on Admissions. John Du
Fas T.. Charles -. brewster. -. James + XII
hreih ~ Robert y Wrcnn -: :. Vernon Mann
IT, % Alfred Borden. 49, and g. y. Bliss. Jr ~.
After the elections illustrated lecture was
given by Joseph T.. stevens on The Philippines"
and later IN the evening luncheon was served.
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RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

Morris Kane, resident Of York-sve.. New
brighton, attempted TO commit suicide yesterday
morning by cutting his wrists with razor. He
was discovered end removed TO the Smith In
frmary, and will probably recover Dependency
due 10 proracted illness Is thought to have caused
his act.
The managers OF the Staten Island j-osiital viii
give birthday tea next month On the lawns OF the
hospital.
pointed fire marshal for the borough at a salary
Ct 3l.co0 year.
The Rev. Terence J. Farley. Of st. Pstsr'a Nsx-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
SING SING.

The meeting OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii be led by Arthur NJ Palmer this evening
J. r. Huff will conduct the services OF the Ep-
worth League In the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. ard the meeting Of the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor will be In
the interes; OF missionary objects
Mrs J NJ. McCauley. who has served for num-
Der OF years Il Il missionary "a Toxic. Japan will
give an address on her iife and work among the
1apanoso q. the Presbyter.an Church this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE ar AUcTIoy

Prior TO being sold at auction Tuesday next. at
p. m. by g. + Smith. auctionccr. AZ the Knlcker-
booker Auction Rooms 30. Wcsi Twenty-elghth-
at. and tho following afternoons TN the whole
lot Is disposed Of the cole ,ti0n OF ". H. Aspinwal
OF Bristol. Il. l.. aad the magnificent antique fur
niture In Empire louis XIII. XIV. Ky and XVD
In the American home II Countess Chambray were
free exhibition Friday and Saturday AT the aiic-
lion rooms The lot VIII hc on free view tomorrow
Besides the furniture there are art treasures old
FIemish tapestrles. rare DrIc h-hrac and bronz.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
NEW ROCHELLE.

The Board of Education IS Offering a liberal re-
ward for the arrest and conviction OF the thieves
who entered the West New Rochelle School, in
Cnlon-ave.
The police are investigating a OF vandalism
In the old Roman Catholic Cemetery. in Neptune
ave. Some OF the gravestones have been broken
and others overturned.
The completed assessment roll OF Pelham Manor
Is on file with the Village Clerk. John Doty and
will be open FOR inspection until May o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Governor Black. Congressn =
GaiusAa a. Grow. Of Pennsylvania. ard VI. H..
Smith. president Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company. GILSEN- General Lew Wal
lace. Of Indiana. HOLLAND-Rctard r. Quay. u
Plttshurg. MANHATTAN-H H. Westinghouse ~
Pittsburg MURRAY HlII(-Janes VI. + oGrady.
Speaker OF the New York Assemble WALDORF
Mrs. J. Sloat Fnsseft. OF Elmirn. WINDSOR
tain Spenccr Churchill. " London
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MADDENED BY THE SIGHT or BLOOD
LAD WHO INJURED HIMSELF SLIGHTLY.
CHASED HIS MOTHER WITH a KNIFE.

Eric Johnson, nine years old. OF Bloomfield ". j..
caused considerable excitement on Friday night by
chasing his mother through the streets with a
bread knife. The Johnsons live In Racc-st. The
boy was sent to the cellar to cut wood. He acct
IDENTIFY struck his knee with the hatchet causing a
wound from which blood flowed slightly
The sight OF the blood seemed to madden the lad.
He ran upstairs seized the knife from the kitchen
table and ran toward his mother Mrs. johnson
fed into the street. The boy bandishng the knife.
pursued her TO Bloomfeld-ave.. where her cries
were heard by Henry Battle ard Charles Hall They
caught johnson. and after struggle. In which tho
boy fought furiously, the knife taken from him
and he led home
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PRINCE ALBEIT IN MONTANA.

Butte. Mont. May H-Prince Albert OF Belgium.
accompanied by a small party. arrived In this city
last night the Great Northern Railway from
Seattle. The party Is In charge OF Samuel Hill,
son-in-law Of the president OF the road. James J.
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COrRT CALENDARS rOR MONDAY

Appellate Diy!sIon-suprsms court-Recess un,n Tue
Supreme Cour-specisi Terrn-Part 1-refore Cohen J
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No. s 'So ies " css el T5ni1 s
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WAR ATLAS

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THE TRIBUNE

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4 map OF Cuba and the West Indies.
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INCOMING STEA MERS.
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Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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T.. & w.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-02-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Chamber,

council Ch0mDcr,
Virginia, Mimi, Jan. 10. 1898.
Regular meeting.
Roll call.
Present-Aldcrmcn Cameron. Donnelly,
Brown, Lundstrom. Mr.. President-5
Acknowledgement Carr, Nloriarty Einum--3.
Minutes of previous meeting read.
On motion of Alderman Donnclly minutes
Of previous meeting approved Us read.
Report of finance committees:
! To the common council of tho city 'of Vir
ginia:
=. Gentlemen:
Your committee on finance having audited
the subjoined bills againet the city. having
examined tho same, beg leave to submit
the following resolution:
* Il. K. Brown,
es Gust Johnson.
Ri - Committee.
Resolved, That tho following bills bc and
arc hereby allowed and tho recorder be ~
structed to Issue orders In payment ct sans:
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'acated his seat, and called Mr..
to the chair, step.
ped out upon the floor and dellv
cred an eloquent Grafton which
certainly stamped him as Aus
ionis,, irrespective of any method
If dividing the pie. He stated
that the meeting was not called
especially to consider local poll.
tics, but to discuss and organize
for the battle to be waged for
the cause Of Is to / throughout
tho state the coming fall. He
urged the immediate reorganiza.
ton of the democratic forces,
and in the interests Of the cause
of fusion he rendered This resig-
nation as chairman of the Club
and placed Mr.. Schoenleber in
nomination as his successor; not
because OF encouragement in the
cause-for not single man who
voted for Bryan had left the line
while the silver forces were be-
ing constantly increased by the
myriads of deserters from the
rapidly diminishing gold bug
ranks; but because as chairman
of the Club he considered he
would be stumbling block in
the way of fusion, and fusion
was a strict necessity to the sue
cess of the cause. In his orator
ical flight he paid his respects to
Speaker Reed for Flashing" the
republican mem bers of the House
in line, and to President McKin-
ley in the humiliating spectacle
created by him in an address be-
fore a New York audience in
which he referred to the law
providing for the payment oil
government bonds in gold or sill
yer as a technically. He alleg-
ed that the gold standard was
bringing the common people tc
abject and abhorrent slavery
and that the only way of break
ing the bonds of gold was fol
every believer in the cry of 16 tt
1 to stand solidly in one CRANE
phalanx, carrying all before. Hi!
remarks wildly recalled the end
mans joke who had found tw'
things exactly alike-the Cleve
land panic and the McKinle,
boom. The speaker declared
amid great applause that tn
democrats were willing to con
cede. anything for the sake o
fusion; in fact would conced
anything to anybody except tn
defeat of ToWne in '98 and Brya
in 1900.
| Mr.. McGruer moved the &C
ceptance of the resignation an
supported the nomination of MI
Schoenleber. who received tn
unanimous endorsement of til
Assem- 5lage, and the permanen
organization was perfected b
the election of 4. n. Thompso
as secretary.
The battle is on and the wa
cry of Towne and Is to 1 will
resound throughout the distric
for the next seven months.
|
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to lose one of his heavy draught|
horse Friday last. This is the sec.
ond horse belonging to Mr.. Ford
which has died within the past
two weeks.
A number of lum bermen have
been looking over the machinery
at the Mckinley mill the past
few weeks. and it is likely the
machinery will he bought by
some of them and moved else
where. 1t is practically new
and is understood to b. for sale
very cheap.
Residents of Mckinley will
find all the home news IN The
Enterprise. Send in your sub
scriptions for six months or a
year.
Rev. Johnson, of the Swedish
M. r. Church, Of South Super.
ior, conducted divine services
here Thursday and Friday.
Sol. Sax went to Duluth Mon
day.
Capt. VIM. White was a Duluth
visitor Monday.
Duncan Cameron came up from
Cloquet River Saturday.
John Best went to Eyeleth,
Monday.
Andy Olson, boarding boss at
the Eliza, Sundayed with his
family at Sparta.
MIR. Whittemore. salesman for
the Wright Clarkson Mercantile
company, called on local custom
ers Monday.
Mrs. J. r. Ford visited with
Biwabik friends Tuesday.
Capt. Lawson. of the Norman,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Price Nelson returned TO
Virginia Tuesday.
J. G. McGreevy is back on his
run after an absence of a couple
of weeks. Louis Blebeman, who
relieved him, has returned to
| Duluth.
There will be social hop at
the Ford Hotel this evening.
VIM. Dundas has completed
the wagon road TO the Elba.
i Elmer Ford attended to busi-
ness matters at Sparta Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Sewell drove oyer
{ from Biwabik Tuesday.
Jno. Runquist has tl.is week
, moved his outfit from Two Har.
bors to the Fayal mine, where
ne has an extensive grading and
track laying contract.
Rev. o. Olson, Swedish min
: lister, was in town Tuesday aud
Wednesday.
Steve Prince, of Virginia, was
in town Wednesday.
A social dance will be given at
H. A. Kamke's Hotel Saturday
evening, to which all are invited
Mr. Kamke's parties are always
we'll attended and a good time is
enjoyed by participants,
Nels Coffman came down from
Fayal Wednesday morning.
P. E. Bowling, of Eveleth,
passed through here Tuesday
evening and dropped off long
enough to say "Hello."
N. B. Shank, Of Biwabik, has
secured a contract for putting IN
an amount of mining timber,
tagging, etc., for the Elba Iron
company.
John Peterson, the genial rep
resentative of the Minneapolis
Brewing company. interviewed
his customers here and at Biwab-
TX. Tuesday.
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IF LOOKING FOR 4 WINTER TRIP

IF LOOKING FOR 4 WINTER TRIP.
The Duluth, South Shore &
Atlantic has arranged low fare
rates to Bermuda, the southern
Atlantic coast resorts, Europe.
the West Indies and the Medit-
teranean. All tickets read via
New York and steamer from
there. For further information
apply to T. H. Larke, 1926 Spald-
ing House Block, Duluth, MINI.
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Nc kINLEY.

From our regular correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ford visit
ed with their daughter at Tower
over Sunday.
Matt Nick was a Virginia visi.
tor Sunday.
Clyde Bender, of Sparta, was
in town Friday and Saturday.
N. B. Shank, of Biwabil. tran.
sacted business here Saturday.
F. S. Colvin. the lumberman,
while at Virginia Friday pur
chased span of horses and a
logging sleigh. Colvin & Robb
have enough timber sold to keep
them busy until spring. They
ship their logs to the Moon &
Kerr Lumber company at Vir-
ginia, the mining timber being
sent to the Fayal and Norman
mines.
John Best was over from Bi
wabik Saturday.
The Val Blatz Brewing Co. has
a crew at work filing their NAM
moth ice house at this point.
Albert Olson, range represent
tative of A. Fitger & Co., the
Duluth brewers. called on GUS
toners here Saturday.
Mrs. Malone, of Sparta, spent
Sunday with her husband. who
is cook at the Colvin & Robb
camps.
The surveying corps has CON-
pleted it's work at the Elba mine
and been transferred to the Fay
al.
Miss Satie McNeel returned
from Duluth Saturday evening.
The daughter OF George Lit.
tie, reported ill in last issue, is
much improved.
Three exploring crews are at
work in this vicinity under the
direction of Supt. Lawson, of
the Norman Iron company, One
crew is at work on the townsite
and two north of the Elba mine.
Jake Stein, of the Virginia
Cash Grocery, drove over Friday
with a big load of edibles for Nc.
Kinleyltes.
Nick Shank, of Biwabik, will
be among the Klondikers this
spring.
Seth Sellers drove over from
Sparta Friday. >:+.:4s.
J. f. Ford had the misfortune