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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NETWORK CITY.

Two carloads OF hay. the first Of the new CROP
TO reach this city. came from Freeport n. j.. yes
terday morning.
The Rev Dr. John Balcom Shaw will preach TO-
morrow morning in the West End Presbyterian
Church. Amsterdam-ave. and -hundred-ahn'
ATHEIST on THE Final Outcome OF the War" and
In the evening on How To BE Patriots nj Home
The American Society for the Prevention OF CRU
city TO Animals has placed a drinking fountain FOR
men and animals the northeast side or union
Square thus adding another 10 the many fountains
erected by the society. through the generosity OF
the friends Of animals who have contributed 10
the funds for that special purpose.
At its recent commencement Crsinus Coll'ge' one
OF the strongest colleges OF the Reformed Church'
conferred the degree OF Doctor OF Divinity upon
the Rev. J. F. Carson. pastor Of the Central Pres
byterian Church Jefferson and Marcy ayes. Brook
Ign.
Independence Day-Its Past and Present Sig
nincance" will ne the subject OF the Rev. George
p Eckman's sermon tomorrow morning at 81.
Pauis Methodist Episcopal Church West End-ave.
and Eighty sixth-st At the evening service tho
subject Will be Battle Echoes IN Song and Story.
number OF patriotic hymns will be sung by the
congregation. and A. L. Crawford tenor solost.
will sing music appropriate 20 the occasion Mr..
Johnston's selections for the organ Will be OF the
Same character
Capta,n Thomas A. Kenny Of Engine Company
No 7 and Captain Richard w CallaEhnn OF En-
CINE Company No d 10 no chiefs OF battalion.
Chief Kenny goes Brooklyn. and Chief CAL
laghan remains in Manhattan.
An examination OF applicants for tho grade or
inspector OF hulls will Re held in every city where
there Is n board Of examiners under the jur'sdic-
ton OF the United States civil Service Commission.
on July q At present one vacancy exists In this
grade o, the steamboat inspection service nj Mem
ph,s Tenn The salary OF an Inspector OF huls Is
Il 200 a vear Persons DESTROYS Of taking this ex-
animation should write at once 20 the United
States Civil Service Commission, Washington. FOR
application blanks
The Commercial Cable Company announces that
owing TO great delay Siberian land lines mes
sages for Japan routed by OF northern arc
accepted only lenders risk. but that the eastern
Is working with only normal delay.
Postmaster Van Colt announces that the malls
from Australia. New-z-aland and Hawaii OF the
following da,es: Melbourne June :; sydney. Juno
s: Auckland. June Il. and Honolulu. June 2. ar
rived n San Francisco on the steamer Alameda
part OF the mails IS due to arrive AT New-York
on the morning OF Monday. July :. and Tho rest on
July g. Mails from China and Japan reached Van
couver and were east and arc due TO arriv"
here on Monday morning. Malls FOR Australia.
New-Zealand. Hawaii China and japan VIII close
at the General Postof'lce. this city. as advertised
All Souls Unitarian Church. Fourth ave. and
Twentieth-t is closed for the summer, and VIII
be reopened on September IS Tho pastor the Rev
Thomas h sicer. will spend his vacation At IAttle
Compton, r T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
NEW-ROCHELLE.

There was a large attendance on Thursday even
1ng at the second annual festival of sacred music
An 81, Johns Methodist Episcopal Church The
affair was arranged by George J. Mayer. musical
director and was given BY the following artists !:
Mrs Agnes Staberg Hall. soprano, St Anne )
Church New-York City; Percy Walling, barytone,
iNew-York City; Elmer Giles. tenor; Mss Mary r.
'Gilnes organist ard Clarence ID. Sears. pianist,
assisted by sixty voices OF the Trinity Choral club
The principal number on the programme was Barn
w. '"KeIekah." Mrs. Hail took tho part Of
Rebekah Mr. Giles that OF Isaac, and Mr.. WaIIing
was Eliezer The other singers represented maidens
attendants and pages. 49,
The Rev. A. II. Goodenough pastor OF st. Johns
Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII preach an inter
esting patriotic sermon tomorrow night on "A New
Fourth and d Larger Nation
The village authorities nave just contracted with
The New-York Telephone Company for Il police sys-
TEN OF telephones. 10 be put in operation as soon as
possible Eleven instruments VIII be used, with a
,switchboard in Police Headquarters
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w STCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The White Plains High School Alumni has
elected the following officers: President. William
r. Condt; vice-presdent, Harold NJ. Comstock;
secretary Amanda Hessels; treasurer. Elsie L.
Dobbs These officers. with Marguerite r. Cham
bers. Edgar A. Lowther and Carleton 8 carpenter
constitute the Executive Committee. The annual
dinner Of the association hereafter Will be hed IN
the Christmas holidays.
The Sunday school OF the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold Its annual picnic al
Rye Beach July q.
AT the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, the Rev. Or. Lowiher'
will preach the subject. Heavenly VISITORS
William Weeden Of The Ffh Avenue Ros MSr's
contraito soloist will sing. In the evening NJ W
Iowther will give patriotic address ye,n ahG Mems ms
Christian Association will sing. Clarence heEhoiuS
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the Yonkers
Brewing Company was filed In me Jun! v' 70
mmnu.sef"re Of and dealing in all kind. Of melt
liquors and alcoholic and non-acohs9RGG @ diyd
The amount Of the capital stock Is H1o"g GvG ,th
into 1900 shares. and he amount OF capI'd! xG
which the company any W oef on s V Years and
the directors are Edwin NJ. Jackson. RceerI Z,
Jackson Peter ]. Mitchell and j. George Narr' OF
Yonkers and Charles II. Bevers. OF Hastinss-o'-
Hudson e,.,,. ., p,sssantv,lje
has ne sad certsHGate Win the County Clerk the
eject that the number Of its directors mas pee'' III
he June eTm Of the County Court Judge Smith
Lent presiding. reached its hnaI Adjournment
Ex-supervsor Couch and Supervisors 1000 nie si
East View one day this week. for the purpose o.
considering the subject Of the erection OF "9i N
house at that place which has been Ielei S 10
them as a special committee of the Board OF super
visors. ,,..oa,s. rn,sconal
Church have formed Auxiliary franch OF Ils
Red Cross for the purpose OF supporting iail a
nurse in Cuba for the next six months. ne ON
GERS are: Mrs Thomas +. Foster, presldeht' MT
Charles V Moore and Mrs. c. q. Piatt Vce-p,esi,
dents; Mrs G l.. Lyon secretary and Miss Maud
Plat, treasurer ,, = ,,oo,, with
his sisters the Misses Adler. In tins VlIlage' mas
sailed for Europe expecting to be absent uh'n
Miss Emily Dykman. Of Broadway is visiting her
aunt in Glens Falls. o.. ,,,as+.
The Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards are tne guests
OF the Misses Tompkins. in upper broadway
Miss Marion MacGrath OF GerT,antownn, tshil.;,
IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Webster X Mac1ra'h II
The Homestead IN lower Broadway. 49,.
DIR and Mrs A. NJ. Haght have returned from
their trip Michigan. where they nave been speho-
ing the last month , - A .os
Darius A. lie Valley. Of Barkerave WI who was vas
Informed on Thursday Of the serious illness OF DIS
son Thomas A lie Valley. one OF the NaVaI ne
serve men on the cruiser Yankee received mes,
sage yesterday afternoon that the young man nad
died that morning. He had undergone an opera
lion for appendicitis which at first was thought 10
he successful He was about tWenty-ohe years oIu'
an athlete and popular in this village
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SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE UTNATION

The United States civil Service Commission
nounces that on July q examination may be taken
at any city In the United States where the Commits
sion has board OF examiners. for the grade OF as
sistant engineer. Bureau OF Immigration Treasury
Department. at Ellis Island, New-York at salary
OF 5000 year Preference will be given TO eliSibes
who legal residents Of New York city or vlcn-
ty The examination will consist Of spelling. arith-
metic (of very elementary character lctterwrit-
Ing, penmanship. copying from plain copy. practical
questions. and applicants Will be graded upon their
experience and character workmen.
Persona desiring to compete should write the
United States Civil Service Commission Washing
ton, for application blanks forms 30i and 39i which
should be properly executed and promptly forward
ed TO the Commission.
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PEEKSKILL.

There was a largely attended meeting OF the con-
gregaton OF the First Presbyterian Church IN the
lecture-room Thursday evening. The Rev
Thomas c. Straus. OF the Second Presbyterian
Church was moderator. The meeting was called
10 select q successor TO the Rev. j. Ntchio smith.
Tor twenty-five years pastor OF the church. Alter
a brief discussion the meeting, by an almost unan
NOUS vote TeDuked the people VINO had called the
meeting after pulpit mad been vacant only a
Few weeks and only three candidates heard Il
was decided TO wait for some time longer. and tho
.meet.ng adjourned tn,
Frank Dean Tompkns, formerly OF the Peekskil
Military Academy and ell-knOwn In Peekskil. has
been appointed lieutenant OF Iexan infantry ~
President Mckinley. Mr. I0inphlns mas been IN
Texas for some years.
The annual commencement at the Academy OF
oar Lady OF Angels on Wednesday. held in the
auditorium beginning at O'clock was attended by
over one thousand people. Miss Mary Clune,
daughter OF Matthew Clune. OF Ncw-York was tho
only graduate. She received a diploma OF the
school, "a laurel wreath and the graduating medal
given by the Rev. Francis J. Sullivan.
Mrs George w. Denke and her son Clifford and
Mrs Harry H. Deniko and her son Haviland have
gone 10 Asbury Park. where they Will spend some
weeks.
MIR and Mrs. Nelson G. Foshay and their son
Russell are at Patcnogue. Long Island. Mr.. Foshay
has attended the convention Of the New-York State
Press Association in session at Patcnogue.
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TARRYTOWN.

r,. commencement exercises Of the Washington
Irving High School were held on Thursoay even
ing and we're attended by one Thousand people,
,ha building being filed to its utmos, capacity
BEFORE the exercises began the visitors inspected
,ba educational exhibition given in the dinerent
classroons The programme included the cantata
.C,nderella IN Flowerland." which was prettly
n,osuced Principal Emerson presented the diploma
TO Frank p Vanderbilt the only graduate
relief committee has been organized In larry
town for the purpose OF forwarding dencac'e' "
the sick and wounded soldiers IN Cuba The com
,nitiee has issued an appeal for funds and supplies
which will be forwarded at short Intervals VINE
me war lasts. Among the women VINO are in n
e eIr t a. Patteson Mrs Rufus X. Weeks.
Nrs. Charles Wallace. Mrs Madeline Bacon, Nj: MIS-;
Y1nvt Miss FANNIE g. Harris Miss Harre, Bacon,
Mis- I.ouise Hall and Miss Sophie Wilson 49,
Wbgr G. GT rig b 2 6asN Ta df the EY
%eW-Orleans since she left Hampton Roads w,l'es
home that he has been promoted 10 De assistant
Lafhrop r. Bacon has rented his home, in Brook.
side Park. to Mrs. Renson OF New ON wy '''
SetTiotic service will be held IN the First Baptist
decorated with the National colors. and an apRTo.
pirate musical programme aas been preRaTT rascb q
Special sermon to the members q BENJAMIN FRANK
In Council. j. o. L. A NJ. HIS sgoJec', VIII De
solomon Lodge No. ll5. F and A NJ VII hod us
annual excursion to Coney Island ana zoe hea3
chartered for the day ~, 49,. -,
picnic and athletic tournament VIII be he go on
the grounds OF the now Carmente Church' III "o"''
The managers OF the Tarry;own Pubic Hospitai
received this week annual dues OF u, each ION
Eastman Mr.. and Mrs A. Jayne, ~ L. ba 5n5
Mrs Julia VI Hobrook. DR.. and Mrs aaron I I'm
George h Cooksey and Mrs Marsaret p Pow 81,
The Greeuburg and Mount Pleasant outing tIuo,
yhcb vas organizei last week has decided TO hold
~ frst outing al the Westchester County Fair
Grounds August p. -,- .
NJ Jobn Henry gave a reception last evening at
her home IN Pauding-ave.. FOR her guest. MISE
Margaret Johnson. 1890 -. ,.oo1
About ten thousand small black bass were placed
q, 30 re rrytovn reservoir this week by John n.
Rriggs and the same number Of trout were dis
trihntea ~ the brooks OF the neighbOrhood
The repairs to the Asbury Methodist Ep'scopaI
Cburcb having been completed the congregation
VII hold services IN the church to-day. instead or
in the Young Mems Lyceum.
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SUICIDE ~ WESTERN UNION BrILDlNG.
A wELLKNowN OPERATOR RECENTLY DIS
CHARGED. SHOOTS HIMSELF.

A WELL KNOWN OPERATOR, RECENTLY DIS
CHARGED. SHOOTS HIMSELF
william J. Laniy. for;y-eght years old. Of No Is
West Forty fourth-st. one Of the bestknown tele-
graph operators in the country. committed suicide
last nigh, by shooting himself through tho head
Union Building Broadway and Dey-st Abou, $50
o'clock Iandy went upstairs 20 the seventh floor
IN tho Western Union Building where his brother
Thomas 10 an operator. and asked for n loan ~
q from his brother. who gave Il 10 him. Ho
seemed 10 be in good spirits and went awny laugh
I'm, heartily over a remark made by one OF the
operators
few minute. afterward James Manning. ~ No.
A. Madison-st employed In the building descend
cd 10 N. basement ana found Landy seated on a
chair with a smoking revolver In one hand.
gaping wound his right ear. from which tho
blood flowed In torrents. caused Manning 70 rush
out and inform Policeman Day. OF the Church-st.
station that a man had shot himself. An amou-
lance from Hudson Street Hospital was summoned.
but before Or. Roper. who responded 10 the call.
arrived. Landy was dead
Iandy ieaYes a widow and four children. He
was ono Of the most skilful operators in the en-
ploy Of the Western Union Telegraph Company.
and up 10 two weeks ago had been steadily en-
ployed by the company for period OF thirty
years He began work with the company az a mes
senger boy and soon mastered the inricacies Of
telegraph operating.
Neither his brother Thomas, nor Mr.. Cummings.
nicht manager OF the operating room. could ad-
however, that grief. occasioned by his dismissal.
caused the deed
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew-YORK-FRDAY. JULY l. 1903.
ARRIVED


c,r.r prt6nntc 1Rrl Uaddock Liverpool June Y and
% with mdse 80 cabin and 2ls Storage pas
err.rs ~ the white Line. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer scottish Prince Br Maclennan. Shields June
70 IN bs last 10 Seager Arrived at the bar AZ ''W
sicamer Martelo dr) Rea. Hull June IL and Dundee
~ UIth udse Sanderson q Son Arrived AT the bar
"a $50 ~ ,-..., c,.,,t, Inn. Oman
,ag.n ~ and irrstiansand II. to Funch. Edye Co
Steamer Iennox (Brl. Williamson. lokohana Marach
a, E"be April u .i,n s. shanghai "a, Hong Kong 80
Stnganore Nav H. Perrin 80. Suez June ., Port said
"a iiaiers IA with mdse TO Cartar. Macy Co Ar
rived M the Bar 40 M 3oth r, g.,
stc,ner Matthew Beiinp~on BD Corner Palermo June
1, and AlsIers H. fruit 10 Phelps Bros 90 Ar
rived Al the Bar AT $40 y m A., M
stance Iaughton (I}r noisson. Ia Gusyra June 10
r Curacao ~ with mdse and Ii passengers 10 bouton
n,,s. 4 D,llett Arrived the Bar AT ii 30 m 3oth
steamer Advance Phillips. Colon June ~ win mdse
and \ Messengers Panama II X IS Co Arrfved AT the
Bar at I 81 "A III. ,,--- -. ~ 10,
misc ana 2 passengers TO l. W Il p Armstrong. Ar
steamer n1xgrove Ilr) Mabiy Tampico Juno IA and
rroSreso "a with mdse and cabin passengers 70 W
Munson Arrived at the Bar at u ? m.
steamer jamestown. Davis. norfolk. with mdse ana
no.senyers 10 the O.d Dominion IS 90. .
steamer Richmond Hitler. Norfolk. with mdse TO tho
Oh Dominion IS 60. ,...,,,. ,,,. 90 On,
steamer algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville June Is ana
Charleston 30 with mdse and passengers 10 " Ciyds
A. Co Anchored IN Lower Bay at IN. g.,
Steamer TorSAt Brook. Crpsey 6t Vincent W JUNE
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SING SING.

The Rev DR. and Mrs c. NJ Niles and their
family have returned home from their trip abroad.
and the Doctor will conduct services as usual IN 81
Paurs Episcopal Church tomorrow morning ana
evening
Edward T. Cockcroft sailed for Europe bust
ness trip on Thursday
Mrs c. F. Brusie Of Mount Pleasant Academy.
has returned home from her trip TO Willamstown'
Mass where she attended the commencement eHer-
clses at Williams College.
Captain Dalton paid an official visit Of inspection
TO Ossinning Volunteer Life Saving Corps, OF TINS
village Thursday.
The following are the newly elected officers Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF this village
President H. c. Westlake vice-president George
F. Secor; secretary. r. T. Cameron: treasurer. Dr
A. w. Twiggar: directors Edward Dennis Thomas
r Chadeayne David Barnes. Edgar r. Mheeiei
Edwin Barrett c. T. kice IT, H. ~ Nu'"' W
Professor S F. Barney Of the Yale Scientific De-
partment has been holding special examiiauoiis
at Hobrook's Military Academic TINS WEE w.eh ware ere
final examination being held today mere W Te,
ten applicants for admission to the college ms
was M. FIRST time examinations of this kind have
been held in this village. ,,x..oo,
The social affair of the week In this neighborh0od
will be the garden party, which VIII be heId this
afternoon and evening on the gTounds OF 81 JUn,,
School under the direction Of Red cross Auxns iy
No. l3 The women managers nave peei enc, So
I'm arranging for this affair, ana expect 10 net
handsome sum for the cause. ,,
"a handsome American flag will be raised al Trim
nv Eniscopal Church tomorrow by the Young
Peoples Guild of the consrSsai nc a., Village 14us
tees has determined to contract for no expense that
cannot be paid out OF the tax ieV svc iO u" reso
ton was adopted directing the suspension OF an
work the highways not specnCsy 90 nTenaroa
The Board The village assessneht Toll an pi ~
bv the Finance Committee, has been accepted by
the trustees and will remain on exhinqn a. oa ans
corporation rooms until July 20; when Inc isoa arc
viii meet for the hearing OF grievances ne a.,
sessments made in accordance WIN 'tu 'o ey
assessment. and few. If any objections are eN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
SECOND DAY OF TEMPERANCE CONGRESS.

AT the session OF the international Temperance
Congress in the Auditorium. Prohibition Park Rich
mond. yesterday. a permanent organization was
effected by the selection of Colonel Alexander y.
Bacon OF Brooklyn. chairman, and the Rev.
Edwin c. Dinwiddie and the Rev. l. X. Funk as
secretaries. There were many addresses and dis
cussions various subjects OF interest to the
temperance workers assembled. vote taken
the question. rs II the sense OF this meeting
that total abstinence should be n qualification u
teachers in public schools and other institutions Of
learning throughout the country" by a unanimous
vote the in the affirmative. 4
committee was also appointed 10 consider the ad-
visibility OF forming n national temperance COM
mittee. Last evening an address was delivered by
the Rev. DE- Swallow. OF Psnnsylvania
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lSkTlJREAYl

"Don't shove, don't push" just
because we close at one. The stocks
are SO large, the statesmen so many,
that all of you can get what you
want and get away on time.
Any part Of any man or boys
body covered, whether ocean voy-
aging, mountain climbing, surf
swimming, riding, driving, scorching,
at the links, down on the farm, or
only idIing the hours away at home.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


london July Arrived. steamer John Bright OBr,
iiye-roo junc So-Arrivei steamers Gernanic ,BrD'
N1Ttirstry N.w York July /. cymrc (Br) lAniSaY'
New York; sailed. steamer Taurio do. smith Ne"-
YORK. , ......- r,-,s.i,,s f2e,e,
Nicke,s New YORK FOR Antwerp 49, ,,-.
shields June o9-Salet. steamer Oheron OH. L"siey'
I@rh Julv l-Arriyei steamers Critic OBJ. Grimm
New York Fremona O}r Murray Montreal. via Liver
Deal. July Passed. steamer Ohio B0. TIadawny'
barr. July Stated steamer Lord Kelvin oBr' Steel.
B-owhesd. july l-Pasaea steamer vmbra Bo. Du'-
ton New YORK for Queenstown and Liverpr.l ~,
prau,la Point July Passed. steamer Syiviana tBrp
wyatt New YORK for uunkirk .
lee o., Wight Iliy ! Passed. steamer MaaS,a1n
Dutch. Potter Rotterdam tor New York m,
S.lly. June 30 Passed. steamer "'h'son'e'' 'h'
J3hson. New York ~ HAMBURG ,o.., 10, p,.A
ar,.son Galveston via Newport News Hir"or'h 3D.
Veo,e. Julv Arrived steamer F. IA GER Peter
mann T.a York ,and proceeded To- 'ienna'.
Glbraltar July Arrived steamer california (brl
Mitchell. New York for Marse.les Naples. eic. . -.
pantzg June 2S-Sailed, steamer Minister Mayoaoh
GER, Prelie New York. N,
shanghai June 3o-Sailei. steamer - Ninian tbfh
HAYNES from Yokohama. etcl. NeV YORK.
ar, Anderson. New-York Via MJntevideo for ltcsat o
Ftora (Br) Enerlght. New YORK, Va MonteVlieo ,or
Rosario eth Hevel,us Oclg Staplefon Ne" YORK for
RIO Jane,ro June ao-Arrivei steamer Oilers (B@ig)
Tanner New York. via P@rnamhuco.
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IRVINGTON.

The closing exercises Of the Irvington High School
were held on Thursday evening and were largely
attended The programme included prayer by the
Rev John a Ingham, choruses, Rotations. essays.
musical selections and a drama. entitled "A Meet
Ing OF the Nations" England scotland, Ireland.
France. Germany, italy. Holland. Switzerland,
Sweden. Norway. Russia. China and Japan were
the countries represented. Charles Eddison. the
president OF the Board OF Education. awarded the
prizes OF merit to the successful pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Norman de Ruyter Whtehouse
are expected home from Europe next week. and will
come directly 10 Irvngton to visit Mr. and Mrs
J. Henry Whtehouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
MAMARONECK.

p,,Iroad the first line TO connect Long Island
Sound with the Hudson River. is completed and the
first car was run by electricity over the new branch
from White Plains 10 Mamaroneck on Thursday
evenjng The car contained the directors Thomas
n Hodge County Regs trar: Clarence 5 McCle!-
land postmaster OF Mount Vernon; Charles NJ
,1sayfer Supervisor OF Mamaroneck; II. T. Jennings,
r q White David Cromwell. Frank Palmer ana
The trustees OF White Plains and Mamaroneck The
routa is about eighteen miles long. and includes a
sSort branch 10 the BoomnP1ale Asylum The
Company has the right 10 charge 20 cents rare over
lie entire line or 10 cents between White Plains and
MamaToneck. , -. 49,. ,,..ouou.,,
1Jirb School were held on Thursday night IN the