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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
THE Evidence AGAINST MRS BOTKIN
WHAT Is DEPENDED or To SECURE ExTRApr
TON DEFENCE AN AI.IRI

WHAT Is DEPENDED OK TO SECURE EXTRApr-
TION-DEFENCE AN ALIPI
San Francisco. Sept M.--Chief Of Police Lees has
carefully complied the evidence he will submit 10
Governor Rudd in the BOtkin case He has gathered
between this city and Dover. Del nearly forty af-
Ndavits bearing on the killing of Mrs. J. p. Dun
ming and her sister Mrs Deane nv means Of poi
.oned candy sen, by mail The requsition from
Governor Tunnel Of Delaware for the delive g OF
Mrs Rotkin 10 Detective Mc|ey. of that State. Is
ACCOMPANIED by a warrant sworn to by John p.
PENNINGTON father Of the murdered women, charg-
Ing Mrs Bo;kin with the murder 81 Mrs lean".
Resides the warrants are numerous afidavita frora
Kent county Del. establishing the murde- of the
two women Other affidavlts give in detail the cir
cumstances Of the case. nearly AL Of which nave
heretofore been published.
In a sworn statement Mr. Dunning says that he
believes the handwriting on the envelope OF the
ANONYMOUS letter which reached his wife in july
1891 was that Of Mrs. Bothin. He could not iden'hy
the writing on the box which contained the candy
as he had no, seen ii. The only new point is con
tanned in the AFFIDAVIT of David Green, drug CLERK
who declares that in the latter part OF May or cary
IN June while employed al No. l.n2 Markets., ~
said She wanted " for the purpose OF bleacnir Z
straw hats. EeT appearance. ne Sdln. rescih"l'I
Mrs |o-Acia Tptkin AID the attorneys for the
viii be presented 10 Governor Rudd by tn prosecu;
tiou They rdse theic confidence on me dhee"u
ability ni the accused woman 10 establish com
plete alihi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
TARRYTOWN.

The annual meeting of the Exempt Firemens As
ISOLATION Of Tarrytovn and North Tarrytown was
held on Wednesday evening in the Vanderbilt Build
ing and the following officers were elected: william
r JnokUooh president. Morgan Purdy. vice-presi-
dent; Charles r Nossittef secretary. and Charl
Biers, treasurer The reports Of the dneren, ON
treasurer which showed balance Of about Sz,tu IN
the treasury The association received an invitation
from the General Reception Committee 10 take part
IN the celebration in honor Of the returned soIqi@r
and sailors which was accepted and committee
appointed 10 confer with the Reception Commiitee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
R0YAL
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
HOME VIEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE Hol Els
CAMBRIDGE Walter Damrosoh Nine. ''aa ,,,e-
NJ Berlin. and Count O. de Szilassn u. , nv
TITAN Legation AT washington. FIFTH Az ~ e
Con,atn Evan 2 Howard L. s \. GRANp-lAeu
tnant- Colonel W NJ Black. United states fnt
nenr. HOFFMAN-Lieutenant-C olonel hroure' y, 10
,he Rough Riders. Captains p. r huston, *, ~,
- . & Dav and Franiz /. s \. HoAi-ANL
Canaan Gordon. Of Perth. Scotland and Colone'
Samuel p. Colt. Of Providence. MANfiAl lH a..
sstant Secretary g. " Allen. of the NaFH ,I n
NOV, a, washington MURRAY HlLI.-MaE"r -
r. posa ~ Milwaukee NETHERLAND-lap,aii
n a Hanbald I. s a NORMANpl ELpr, Ifl.'
Hastings. United States Marine Hospital 'g'P
1T 1opF Voior g G. McMichael and captain
Osman Tatrobe. L. s Y. WINDsoR-N.
roll United States Consul-Generai ~ preS'e"' ana
John C. Underwood OF Kentucky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
DEATH RATE IN TWO BOROUGHS.

The Board OF Health yesterday sent a report 70
the Mayor. stating that tire mortality in the bor-
oughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx up 10 the end
of August this year has heeo q less than in the
same period last year and s.4ss less ,han IN The
period 1895. The total number Of deaths was
$3.50 The high temperature and increased humid
ity of September increased the death rate SO that
FOR the week ending. Saturday September 10 the
number OF deaths wss io1 greater than last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
4 FrGITIrE BANK EupLoyE cArGBT

Stockton, Cal, Sept l5-cherics II. Cada walader,
alias f. II. WILDER. charged with embezzne funds
OF the Union City Bank. OF Indianapolis. was ar
rested here last Saturday instructions received
from the Indiana officials. Sheriff Cunningham. Of
this city. had been working the for some
time. Cadawalader says he will go East without,
the formaty Of being extradited. He has engag ed
lawyers in This city. he mas been a trusted en-
ploye 81 he california Navigation Company for
some time past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
TEACHERS MIST BE PHOTOGRtPHFD.

Superintendent w. n. Maven ~ we Guy
scboos has requested every public school teacher
-, 70 and female IN New York 20 have his or her
photograph taken Tho pictures are required for
nuruoses OF Identification Formerly the only
means Of doing his has been me signatures OF
bave been attempted nu' the Superintendent de-
slros TO he on the eafe SIDE His r"ques' ms re-
photographers Of his city. which will probably
be- kept ip FOR some time. II l. expected mat the
toorhsrs will have 20 spend altogether between
81. 100 ard $3OoOo I'm having their photographs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
A RocKEFELLER ASSESSMENT HEtRfNG

Tire assessors " Mount Pleasant TOWNSHIP IN
Nesichcster County. rlet in North Tarryiown yes
tereay 10 hear counsel and Witnesses for John H.
and William Rockefeller relative "a thelr assess
ments for the current wear Harry j Dykmdn ~
Ivht,o plains md Howard II Morse Of North
Tarrvtown appeared FOR TIE Rookefehers. ana
Frank Y Mnlard represented a." assessor Anid-
ham HYATT of Sing Sing; William +. HoYi. John
" Free ana IL W. Nichols. Of larry town. gave
expert testimony for tn Rocke;elers conceinl &
unanimous IN the opinion that heir land was as
seesad ex~cS siyelv Another hearing In the case
IF John n rockefeller against the CON
earning mis- 1884 assessment viii be held today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
GOING TO 4NTTETAp B4TTLE.FTELD

The Governor 81 Massachusetts ard a large mum
Der OF State officials and other prominent persons
will leave New York q special train over the
Baltimore and Ohi3 Railroad Al so a. m to-day
Tor v.s; TO the Ant!etam battlefield. This s?e
cial train Will he made W OF double drawing room
sleepers dining-caT and vesiibule coaches. There
will PROBABLY be about hundred and fifty IN
the nartN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
w0vT TESTIFY ABOrT THE Z. 8. DEAN 60

on the appacation Of Estela S Dean. Justice
Scott IN tho Supreme Court YESTERDAY appointed
Frank d Arthur referee 20 take the testimony NJ
Frank J. Van order the cashie- % the GanseVocIt
Bank IN an action brought 10y her against EDWARD
" Harlan and another who the plaintiff alleges,
y"i,b her contributed the r :. Dean COMPANY.
The plaintiff AYERS that thoush the testim2, IoY
which can be given ny Van Ord'~ Is 81 grcai I'M
"orf.trre ne has refused give her the inform !.
lion she sreNs The suit brought by the plaintiff
against the f. : Dean Company Is for an account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

The 9th Regiment. NeW-l ork N"'""'''''
rive from Chickanaug1. , ,-.,,,.
The 18th Brooklyn Regiment New ne .,H w
teers 10 arrive from camp at Anhis'o"' -n''
Requiem mass for the !ate Empires ~
s. Patrick's Cathedral. q. m - o.
Funeral Of Henry Won u Gun'hcr Irq Esi ~ nj r
r-ri,ed states Volunteer Cavalry. NO p" hdS' -"
ty-Hf,h-st.. II 30 a m
Music AT the Battery Park p. m <.
rxocnti,e Committee Of the Chicago flauorh
Democrats Union Square Hotel 49, o.
Gern,ar-American Double StardaTc 'iup' DIV
thoven Hall. : =. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
roPFCTOSTRF on BACK BAY Cf'BHOf 81.

Boston. Sept l5-The Algonquin 'inn MOUSE on
l,.,,,,r yeoi,h-ave this city ore ~ he most
e,ahorarely equipped buildings Of the kind IN me
country was sold to-day by the trustees OF the
honJbolders I'm foreclosure proceedings. ne as
sees.d value ~ the clubhouse properly Is N-'-,.,
uhlrh f. Interested IN the club and which VIII pro-
ise int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
6O.62 West Esd St.
SEEKS REINSTATEMENT As SECRETARY

M GEORGE = WEST WANTS To RETURN TO
BROOKLYN BOROUGH BOARD OF HEALTH
Albany Sent l5-Attorney General Hancock gave
q hearing to-day on the application ~ DR.. George
= West Of Brooklyn. Tor permission 70 bring
an action IN the Supreme Court IN the name
Of the people FOR reinstatement as secretary OF NE
Board II Health for the Borough OF brooKly"'
which place f. now hold by Or sylvester J. Byrne
NJ NXest alleges that he was unlawfully ousted
non, ofFce for political reasons only. IL was
reprnsertea bv Alher; Y Moore and the BROOK u!
r.,rourh f2oord or Health was repres' nted ny d
= Whtney ir 81 the NewYork City corporation
Counsers Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
4ITl'GN ThIPS on THE ERIE

September days In the country arc most delight
ful The Eric Railroad excursions 10 Shohola and
Greenwood Lake and ne excursions by way Of the
New York. SusGuehnnna and Western Railroad to
the Delaware Wafer Gap offer hours OF rare en-
toyment. Pass fishing WAS never better IN the
Delaware River and in the hundreds Of lakes and
streams along the Erie d l. Roberts. No q
Cortandt-st. will send fishing guide app'ca; alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
WHITE PLAINS.

Charles r Dusenherry. Charles Y Morgan ana
Hiram Pauldiue have been appointed ny Nou''S
Judge Lent as Commissioners 10 alter the hlsn"dN
in the town - East Chester iealns RON ia's0"
20 Coopers corners. 49,.
The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Lake none,
gan Poultry Company mas reen filed IN iag Cou"t q
cIerks office The principal business oIhCe - III
y"rt,our Tho eaottal stock is 500 divided INTO one
hunSreG shares INC duration Of me co1poralion -
fixed at fifty years. and the directors are ~,
Weed and Frank A. Weed. OF Ne"-ho'h ''N' anu
o. fI1erai q. privAfc Thomas Il Fitzgerald o.
Company . lis, Regiment. who ditd A. amp ~ II
kcff on Tuesday. win take place TINS morning. o.
n'clnck n 81 Johns Church. under the dTe.u0h 81
Inc Ci;iz-ns' soldiers and sailors Kelef ASSOC
,ior Fa-her Jamos J. Kelley VII celebrate 4 So
enn nigh mass. assisted by Fathers SIhvan; NJ
Aron Welsh and Harold \ detachment or me -
Peeim.nf Including members Of the command lipIs
neich5orlnC towns. will form SuarG .. n0',,o' ~
n number o. local examinations viii attend Inc
hurlal viii be In Mount Calvary Cemetery. ,,.h
The Tribune Sunshine Society far 10Y ~, 49, -
savaral White Pains women have been WORKING IN
the las, few weeks will ne he6 today az the h4rig
OF the Misses Tcmpkns No % Broadway II Will
begin at - O'Clock and continue until p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
STATEN Island TROLLEY WAX tNPhD.
MIDLAND ELECTRIC TO LAND ITS PASSENGERS
NEAR TIVE FEHRYH0iSE

xFAR TIVE FFRRYH0usE
After two wears 81 battling before Railroad com
rotesioncrs town and village boards and BOARDS %
SUPERVISORS and in the courts from the supreme
Court % the judicial district 10 IN" conr' ~ laS'
resort, tho trolley war staten Island IL at ."
end To-day the Mid and Electric r"'H VI" W."
care down souih-gt ard land is passengers within
lou hundred foe, Of the frryhoa1s@ The fight
,e..,, ,.her three wears ago the Midland and
s,aten Island companies began 10 hght ipr the
righr Of entrance 20 the ferry ~ 81 george" J ne
details Of the litigation which followed have hern
printed many times. The staten Island company
won the preliminary battles. ana ~" Midland Oh
t3ired the right Of common trackage over the lines
of IFS rival road within a mile Of the ferry me
Midland can now land its passengers within a min
c's wa TX 0f the ferryhousc but can get no nearer
because the approach is over u dock owned by the
steam railroad The Midland claims. however.
thaf this is being used as Il public drive and by
making public entrance 10 public building n
will eventually De able to run its ears on the dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
uARor1s LOSES HIS MARRIAGE PORTION.


Roston. sep, l5-Marqus Luisi 'arcano' o.
Iialy got an adverse jury verdict IN IN" 9"P'ei"e
Court today In his sui: against John u MeItldin'
,drntnt----,o- 81 the estat" OF Emily Merriam de-
ceased Tho action was 10 recover St', ~. -.
aen, ~ iO 40 lire which he declared TIE detendant
tesratrix contracted 20 pay MIN I'VE 49, I'm IL
date as a marriage portion on MS marrylhs .rr
daughter Caroline VI Sorcn There were quaI4,,y
irc conditions in the written contract ana tne uc
(.ndant's claims Of a breach or these 'oiu'''"'S
arnulled the contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
ARRIVAL or TIE SERVIA.

The Cunarder Serva. which arrived yesterday
from Liverpool brought 7s7 passengers iN OF them
being in the saloon and second cabin The voyage
was uneyentful Some OF the passengers were
Lieutenant Colonel Hunsiker. Captain Seymour
Hustled. the Rev. Or. Thomas Twaite a. a. Ang.
Major George Coleridge {. Nick"y ana Mrs Ralph
HAyes-Sadlcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
Mr. LOW CALLS on TIE MAYOR

Seth Low called q, the City Hall yesterday and
had short conference with Mayor Van Wyck
The purpose of the visit was not made known
Mr. Low declaring that he had simply called 10
pay his respects 10 the Mayor. il is the first time
the president of Columbia has been at the City
Hall since he term 81 Mayor Strong expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
THE TErrovIc LEAVES PASSENGERS.

Queenstown. Sept 10 The number of passengers
who intended emharking the White Star Line
steamer Tcutonic when she called here to-day hound
from Liverpool for Ncw-York exceeded her accom-
moaations by one hundred and fifty persons. They
will await the sailing Of another steamer which will
call here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONK ERS

Preparations are being made by Secretary mas
net, Of the Young Mems Christian Association LOT
tho celebration ~ the sixteenth anniversary OF 'e
work Of the association in this city. In the SUI"
p,er the building was renovated and inc o'"'
ing alleys put in excellent condition the classes
in The physical department VIII open on oc'o'e'
and will be in charge Of Professor NJ Is hldeoGI''
isrs nhysical director Of the Young Men m %
tIan ASSOCIATION at Paris France. ne E'Stltns
Educational classes begin on the evening 81 80 49,
her % and viii include mechanical drawihs ~ IL
tical electricity mathematics, French ana
The series Of Saturday evening entertainments
will be resumed this fall on sunday -3i.ct %
private Frederick C. Kuehnle. OF the Isl nesl'
mem who was wounded in the nsht a. San'isa
viii speak on The Good Fight II rain. a iu'.l
OF $1,000 was raised las. year 20 pay the 90 nVa
ing debt The religious work will be pusngtu . Ipl
ward more vigorously this year than ever tts
The regular meetings Of the horal SPolegS S,,,ed
erck Il Burton. conductor viii soon ne
The rehearsals Will be held. as usual on iueSu1 ~
evenings Persons desiring 70 join the Cn0i" =
requested SEND their applications IN cary is -
Intended TO give midwinter concert OF d HIL
celaneods character with short Ainer,Uah We T.,
"Tnc Skeleton In Armor AS the chsi nun e., -
the sprinr It is proposed 20 give THE MESSIAH
with soloists ard orchestra. ,..,,i, o.
pennel & o Hearn yesterday began eHCatiIiIls
for Inc abutmenis for the bridge over inc rdN 'e
near Hastings II Is expected that the Woi n 80,
ihs bridge over RcWlcy's Brook Will be begun "'N'
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
MnTNT VERNON

II Is announced that the marriage OF Miss Emily
Evans a daughter Of stephen T. Evans. OF Mount
Vernon and Charles Rafferty,. % New Rochelle Will
10 celebrated in the First Metho1ist EpiscopaI
Church on October II. -,
IN "Wednesday AT hey hOn" No. p Cortandt-s'
Mrs Cuinp was born in Canada sixty years ago ana
he'd lived in Mount Vernon for eight years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
LOW STEPS FOR STREETCARS.

President Guggrnhcimer ~ the Council is pre-
naring an ordinance 20 compel sircetcar companies
10 place the steps on their cars not hlgH'r INA"
nine inches from the street and 10 compe the cars
., s,o,, ,ben q messenger signals Hr Gusgen-
h4nncr had "A conference yesterday Win rrpre,
scntatives Of the Central Labor Union. "h" favored
such an ordinance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
rnDr-rf-N PORTS

London Sept Is. Sans1 .'e,mer Mar1u'"' INV
Roadicea iacorso New York
SOUTHAMPTON sept i Arrived steamer Nr-ps,' II, ~.
toria Ger KacnrT New Y-~f via 'horh'nrs m,
burg fnossed Hurqt Coe,le ~ p an ur'ccri'l
Queenstown. sept i5-rassei steamer lNNai,u. :. = 70
Hadd,ck New YorL f0r Liverpool passed kinsale ~
"a ,,ta-,,
Stcttin Sept il-ArrN 20. steamer oIAr''''''" 49,
Kin.slc ser i5-Passed steamer Taurc ,Br' Sr'"''
New York for Liverpool ,..,.., ar,
Fraw.e Point sept l5-rlssed steamer t'an's'o "''
Jenkins New York 20 Hui . ,.,s lpr,
S-iuv Sept i5-passed. steamers british King IN
rrecth. New York FOR Antwer? Calico ubFl' hpP''"
R.emcp sept Is Arrived steamer Lahn oief Pohe
Rrterdnm. sem ll-Se'lef - ,,. -. ,outch,
Dutch DeNries New York. arrived. ROTTERDAM 'p"N"
Van Ger Zee. NeN-Nork. ,,... mn
Marsclcs s., arrived. steamer California '"'
Nfcfcll Nc~-York -, nh
Genoa scrt iG-Au,ved, steamer Tartar Prince wv"
Fiherglll New York VIC Naples ,..,, Or,
naples Sept ll-Arr'ed. steamer haraman'" ''"
Johnston Genoa for New-Noik fe,
Venice sent l3-Arrivsd. steam er Pocanon'"s ''''
lanes Ne York VIA Cen a. etc. o-,n.
iaInson New York for Alden. SINGAPORE etc -. ,c,,,
porta DO ARIEL. sept l5-Passed steamer s'''
Halta.sewitz- Genoa. etc. NJ Ner if..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
su,-,se : 80 sunse, Moon m Si Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
sand, Hook : 30lGov Island 80 tIcll Gate 80
J. sandy Hook 80 Gov. Island 50" Veil Gate "'+'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
corRr clLENDlRS FOR TO DAY.

,,,.u,,. utvts,r ~.pf.ue Neccss
i.preme couri special Term Part lr'fore Gild ;s,
Roy 81 IA aar9 c tf n.ea ~ . lin, as Cine
NJ G matter y Grand Boulevard ana 'oi ...-se 90
matte 81 "a, one hundred ani seventy seventh s 20
l o ma' ~ rcns Rer \" T. mater u Fny
airi IT. 80 ~ Es,r, "i ri I S IS Ne~msn
al Kaufman. 80 H. matter %, Low. y u, mater
o. hee 80 %, y ,r ein az, l., ' sS mater 4 Jarrett,
10. 81 mater q kliiy ~ - tH.er HTi uaniy % .,
Depenhrock agt R,rga. 10 % People ex rel Keohane
agt G1ard Il Education y. 20 Weinberg ast Ar'nsam
10 -, ueauc aer Harlan SO 30 Mutusl Lfe Insurance
COMPANY az fn 80 81 sfn ss ef' S s.s 20 20
s. .n ss s2" % &c., W Wsi1 r as ,s
q Nsv YORK 81 81 & earn c@@ ,s s R scs
XS Is mater p OF aN9'n s No Fnso No 'S mater Of
isreckrnriire s. q: Mnkcr AZ, Ma&er. SO o. matter
Wcayer eic M H , a , 20 :, taH ag Ps:
T5 5o 80 &c. Haaooa at iIannon & q Rosn
S5 AmSrIcan droc'n company AZ Geoshosan - ..
Wood as loashmn: n! -; B,wes as' bowes. - %.
sewards ART WOOD 40 - Morss az, Press Publishing
- Al AmccS Tc eonps r. g. M natter Of
K-one,hsi u ~ Mendeisohn s.l-. No 81 Hayden
Tersttu ast sire~,sn 10 81 Sew YcIF srrcal Asency
a ,sa TraG S national Bark act, Tomcr s. 70 matter
u iner.ake Vineyard COMPANY " H. silva White
mar ~, e ~ r, As sT Amin ~ Anshe rG
Or M66arery. No -. Malioy Porter. No 20 Handler
AIT Rambler.
supreme Special Term-Pa- IL Before Scott,
i npens ~ 10 "a a. n TX
Supreme CoIrt Special Term -pari Ni-Befor- --,
/ Motions ~ from special Term Part |
surr,aass Couri-Chs3 ~ e-s -Tei0rc Fitzgerald. s.
Motion ca .endar called 1890 a. m wills for probate:
Ann Burlington Nathan A BALDWIN John II. Wilson.
John Nenshacher Thomas 9 RiGrey. Mary Mum.
George Miller. Joseph Muller sarah a. Kitchen Jacob
nnCcr. 1880 a. m. lcuisa Edel. AZ II a.
IN. 4 I.n-s marble = lurrs" p. m
SUR. gates Court Trin Term BEFORE Arnold St'ourt
orenS N 1880 a No feN c1cndar
CO. Crurt-Sneclnl Term Dsflre Fi'zslmons Q t.
c,o,r, orens a 10 n. Motions 1880 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

steamer Guylndore. Dole. N-rfoIN WITT '+ ~
'' s,ca1aer rTeaa r. narssT TIL, cove s'7'sT5j
ss' Kon WIN ,lir1,,,, =, re RAJ a, non
steamer Chaupnooch'a. Lewis Boston 'I.'F' y"
sardy ucck sep, IS 50 p n-Tnd northeast. NOD
crate breeze. clear
CLEARED
steamer r'r"k, ,G' E-esse2fr'ieF N''-'1 '''''s"
steamer Funinerse d'r. Harvey f'r f'' N'
s s!ean,e, iackswann, DBp White N,'0m'r'' G''
s,aner Alacrity ,rr. ray,or Hau - n.-'r' = @
co ilTabs' on H. a. '" " Ye Wv y,rb
S,eamer NoNa ,n1 Gurdry. ropeno 10" R'"r's
stcarer Rotterdam ,pu,ch. vaeee. n.'''nr T.
s,eancr u = rirlocN Rnker. P,>r,r p o'o,-t
s,eamer Fleisr de Rafy 'hi'hes'r'.
steamer cSaim+,,e Riasl,nd. Ne, orleans John
Van sickle vs
sten mr. jamestown Bosz Norf-ls ana N'~r'r va
steamer Chsltshoochee Lewis savanna o-''1 = -.
Steamer Richmond lliller N'r''b ans Now
steamer Hora,'o Hal Bragg Portland Ne -H'''''
Bark xcnia. Greene. son,o. Thomas norton q co.
SAILED
Steamers cy u Kinss'op pr F, t' ,:- A rer.n
wa S'ThsmCton I9mSsgwn , i
sau. etc. Chauahoochee Savanna.
NOTICE TO MAhrVrns
Notice s given that ovlre % me- t,cisns .Pe' - Il
which WI soon begin under the i'f" i,'n ~. y,rx
Lover Pay. the chapel mn Range Cu' Electric Roy ara
tG ne re tho ~,H, , o T'n 5no and h R,"s.
Line and about GO FOOT west Dr. s'u'n I'm ,~s re
Sndctor cable running ,here,o rom electric buoy "a
l2 has hee1 removed hrs,-'l'ss fp,n ,,,s igN,
is .speni led he's boon p,ces - rs 'Ne D..n ~, ne
electric buoy discont.ouei r'n ,F~ hh,, - which
dredging The electric buoy VIII he - 's'fo'sn' '
due notice VIII 10 rt,en.
BY order u tho Lish'hous" Board - -rr,,RD
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G'Neill'S
Sixth Ave., goth to 21st St
Rich Trimmed Millinery!

Exhibit We're ready for your verdict Never before all the
been antcpatng YOUR millinery needs have we had such magn
Cence in trimmed hats and bonne We think we've got the best
exhibition of autumn novelties . ...,.,
AStocac and exclusive models the products of talented artists
who set the millinery styles the wide wide world OF fashion crowd
the interest at Come
Nms Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

REFEREES APPOINTED
supreme Court
b. Scott !
Sanchez ogt. Edscrtou-Algcrnon : Norton
Mitchell agt. P-ltchard-fohn + Clarke
Perry AIT. psrrt Frank y. Arthur
Tesne act. Harlsn--Frank T. Arthur
Mof AIT Gu-nther-S l.. ~ Ward
pgghr agt Oimstcai q cnseF)-J Warren Greene
Matter ~ Military Cub-Randolph Hurry
~ Gdersleeve. J.
Horsneld agt Biack-Francs 9 Canine
BY Be-kman. j.
Matter OF shea-Edwa.d u. . Bren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

port OF NETWORK THURSDAY. SEPT IL. 1898
ARRIVED