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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
NORTH TARRYTOWN

The Rev Or Jacob Cooper Of Rutgers College
New Brunswick. y j.. will occupy the pulpit Of
the FRS, Reformed church tomorrow morning
and in the afternoon ne will preach in the old
Dutch Church Of Sleepy Hollow
The North Tarrytown Fire Patrol held a special
meeting on Thursday evening and decided 20 hold
IT'S annual target shoot Saturday AZ silver Lake.
White Plains
owen Smith. formerly trustee Of this village
gave farewell dinner Tor the village officials and
personal friends Thursday evening Among
those who made speeches were George g An
drews. District-AtiOrncy 81 Westminster County.
Or +. +. Russell. Howard H. Morse eX-Niage
President. Joseph NJ Ledwiih. Village President .
Or Townsend y Roe j. - Miller Of sing sing
school Commissioner. Aldermen Lawn and sea
man. and Davis Silver. Nilllgc Clerk Mr. Smith
and his family will sail for Ireland next week. to
be gone year.
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SLY CHILDREN DROWNED.
CLoUDBvRsT CAUSES SUDDEN FLOOD IN
PITTsBURG STREAM-THkEH
aDI-ITS IN DANGER.

pu,sbure Aug ia cloudDurst on sa"miI' nun
this morning caused a flood in That stream anu
endangered the lives q dozen persons mere. HlN
children are missing. and they are suppose' 10
have been drowned They are;
HOIzAPFcL Anna. ~ -! usIsttlssy feuevieve
LOTUS. Irene. 40 III S,r-...v' ,f-rpa-ct
LOTUS. Regis aIi"' "4i-'''
The water in the run began 10 rise TINS MORN
inc and NJ o'clock great volume came uo""
The missing children together with some oioer per
sons were standing on a porch % a or.cK tehe-
ment- house IN Violet Alley. in the rear OF Nam"
:, near West Carson-st. This porch overhuhs IN
riIn When the great wave. twenty Ieet i-"' '11'i
down the porch was carried away ana the Peop'o
Mrs john Lotus mother Of the TWO chiij5te"
ars, M med and two men were the adAts IN u~'
cor The woman made IN heroic cNoU To saw
her children. but no purpose. D., ,,t,..
Near the mouth OF the run he sand dte'ec IS. 10
burg was rnoOrcd. and when the men IN u NV ~
wreckage coming down the stream aiu Iis 80 ~, -
struggling for l.fc they stopped WORK ahr "Vi, -
Inc rescue The men and the woman were SeI -"
out into the Ohio River, but were ''N'- ~ ''
The woman excited the admiration OF an VIZ
SOW The catastrophe. She almost oNeINhs ~
a numaer Of times. hui each time iouFH'i ~ On T,
debris and came 10 the surface. Snc T. IN IN
die from IN. shocN The body Of R-sls 10 i", -
recovered The great body OF Wa'tI H., H. - 49,.
damage Men are searching for the ''''''S ~ '
rbnre was heavy and continuous downpour
OF rain throughout Western Pennsy4N,,i, "o -
Midnight until O'Clock this morning. anu C"i, ,s-
era bic damage was done by washouis ana ',,nr,.'o
flowing of small streams but as Tar a. 'S'N'
there were no other casualties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WHITE pLAINS

County Treasurer Francis " Carpenter reports
that in tho quarter ending July 81 tho receipts
from all sources Of his office S9i p5. balance
on hand. May !. si73.s73 q. total. Nlsl7s g. In
ne same period the expenses were s@' ~ o. lctv-
inc balance IN treasury 81 So. - -
State Council - the Daughters n America will
meet IN TIC rooms - Martha Washington Council
IN This Village September and
Village President Samuel g. Miller mas issued 2
notice calling Tor pubic meeting ~ the people ~
White P,alns 80 the village rooms Monday
evening q; O'Clock for 'ho purpose ~ taking
action rcearing q reception 20 Boo given for the
M mbers % Company o. let Regiment Scw York
Volunteers United states Army. who enlisted from
White Plains
far was held on tho lawn ~ william "
SINNERS property IN NamarOueck ave on Thurs
day. for the benefit ~ the White Plains Hospital.
under the direction Of the following young women
Mss Jcssi" Carpenter N" Misses Maggie. Matte
and Grace Dawson. Miss Mabel Grimm. and tho
by Miss Mamie Gilbert Miss Clara Ini.rhill VI IS
Tile Prigge. Miss Eliza Valentine. Miss Helen
Nerplanck and the Misses Kennedy OF Naugatuck.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
BOY HORSE THIEF AND MON" i "'N
REMARKABLE RECORD OF ST LAWRENCE
COUNTY YOUTH


Gouverneur ~ Y Aug l9-Destne Powers IS
the th,rteen-year-ol Of respectable fanny
uho live near Oswegatchie Crossing. hanei
,h,rtv-two miles south Of this village lie mas
read much trash and a week ago to-day ne started
ONT 70 make a mark for himself as The BOY Ter
ror ~ the South Woods" Edna Perry. aged iweiFe,
went 10 a nearby berry field acco;npaned ny inc n.'
hrothers Powers followed until the sirl was dViie,
and then attempted TO assault her ne oa,G
screams brought aid and Powers fed 10 me "ooos.
He went TO the camp Of julius Iemns ana a nlah
ramed BOYD and asked TO be allowed 10 remain
This was refused. and he vas ADVISED 10 so hoil',
Tho mon nor knowing OF his crime. Powers Wen
10 n nechboring farmhouse. from when me iaill:
was absent He broke into the .stau.silhi'i4'
taking a Winchester rife OF large calibre ana some
cartridges a short distance down IN" roa1 ne en-
countered a buggy and good team. 81 Whlcn ne
took forcible possession He drove the team apon'
the townships OF Fine and Edwards running the
horses and terrOrized people he met along the
roufe bv his actions with the rifle
The boy was finally captured by strategy; ana AZ
frst attempted TO carry the matter or hN nriNano
He then broke down and made. under oath what
purported 10 be a confession II was acconpanled
bv sobs and implicated Bemus and BOYD lS''n
were arrested. and certain villagers WI" peheheo
Powers's story proposed Nnching ih'n Inc
three prisoners had preliminary examination yes
terdav After q long and rigid cross Examination
Powers broke down and declared the men inno-
cent They will be held for the Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
NEW ROCHELLE.

The Executive Comulitttee Of the BOARD OF Trade
has called another meeting for Monday evening at
o'clock in I.anbdon's Hall The report OF the
directors regarding the expenditure OF $4,000 FOR
highway improvements VIII be discussed and
voted on
The Sunday evening service in 81 Johns Method
ist Episcopal Church will De In The form OF a
thanksgiving for peace. The pastor will preach on
american Manhood Revealed by the War"
Addresses viii also be made by G. " Harmon.
zee - the church. on "New RESPONSIBILITIES ~
American Cifizcns." In the morning he Rev. ".
II Wardc Of the First Methodist Church viii ex-
change pulpits with the Rev. Mr.. Gpodenough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

81 Louis. Aug l9-Word was received from
president Of the st Louis Baseball club Was mar
riei IN that city yesterday 10 Miss h"lse' i'S 10
his third matrimonia! venture
Providence II. L. Aug. ls-Elmer Bucklin, thirty,
Ave years old. Of Pawtucket. was instantly KHied
to-day on covered bridge over me len ME
Worcester division OF the Consolidated road
Vancouver. 3 c.. Aug. l9-An attempt has been
made at Stevenson to blow up the ponce station
and courtroom with eunpowier a can ,d,,e o3nta.Ms
meath the BUILDING directly under MasisJnte risI
sons chair. The fuse hAd burned 10 Within s'A
inches of the powder
Oakland. Cal. Aug. l9.-Na,han Holenbeck a
deputy-po undmaster Of this city. was snot dead
late last night by GUAM Mon, bnIe olIen
beck was passing through a cornpatch ana WIS
shots proving fatal The murderer surrendered
himself
Middletown n Y. Aug ls.-Parick King. OF
Westerly. r. l.. was instantly keu ~ giar pa ~
night lie and two other men were unIer pro,
jectng rock awaiting the blast Nhfn IL ,hr
King was Killed and the others were bady IN
jured
Altoona. Penn, Aug lsIThe BODY Of Mrs El "a
rs Somerly-st, Pittsburg. found on the rail-
road Mil Creek, Hantington County, today:
Accompanied by her husband. she was on her "dy
10 Atlantic ci,y last night and ieit her BERN On
from the platform by a lurch of the car
Kansas City. Aug l9-Thomas T. Crittenden. ST..
Ex-Governor OF this State and ex-Minister 10 Mex
! ico began personal damage suit for $500 in the
Circuit Court to-day against the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company. On May Is the grip OF a
which the Governor riding struck q
crossing cable and stopped the train suddenly
that Mr. Crittenden was thrown over the fender 10
the pavement. and badly cut and bruised about the
head and body.
Detroit Aug. l9.-The body or Vamore G..
| Nichols farmer who lived near Ittsheld Mich,
was found floating in the river Belle Isle Park
Yesterday. Yards Of copper wire held the legs to-
gether. and two heavy stones weighted the corpse
| down Nichols left MS home week ago Wednes-
day He had several hundred dollars In his posses
found on the body The police believe the motive OF
| the murder robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WINELAND GETS OFF SAFELY.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Aug. H.-The Danish
steamer Wneland previously reported Whyland).
Captain Peterson. which left Stettin. Germany.
August 2. for New-York with $50 tons OF rags and
200 barrels of cement FOR ballast. arrived here to-
day. having been ashore on Little Round Shoal of
Monomoy. She was apparently uninjured
While coming TO anchor here the chain parted
and the i,c0-pound anchor and fifty fathoms Of
chain were lost.
Captain Peterson reports that he had north
westerly gales for two days. On August Is. in
latitude 1913. longiture 0l03, he sighted ten high
icebergs besides many smaller ones The Wine
land has TWO passengers for New-York Mrs
Betty Elisker and Nora Christine Elisker, her
niece. The Wineland was formerly the German
steamship California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
SING SING.

William Barlow. Nathaniel s. Hyatt, Charles
G Hubhell and William ". Carpenter have been
attending the annual meet 81 the Canoe AssOcia-
ton on the s.. LaWrence River.
Charles Freeman. OF Boston. Mass. a member Of
the % United states cavalry home on sick leave
from Santiago has been guest a. Noun, Pleasant
Academy this week He was student Mt tho
academy In 1875
Lieutenant william " Bryant. o, the ceih Rcri-
incnt. who has been at his home. IN South High
land-ave.. suffering from typhoid fever. IS recover
ing.
The managers Of the local branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association acknowledge the re-
copt Of check FOR 800. sent 20 the treasurer. to
be used for the benefit Of the association. by Miss
Mary Churchill little before her death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MOUNT VERNON.

The children Of the various evangelical consresa
lions gave a lawn fate On Thursday afternoon and
evening IN aid OF a fund to build Baptist church
I'm West Mount Vernon 20 Accommodate the ms
zion now onIuctcd boy Mark y. Stiles Inc ram,
storm IN the evening drove the guests from t"V
lawn and Mrs James T. shaw, of No. =" SoG.h
Tcnth-ave kindly offered Ter house 10 retelNe
Them The Young peOpl, had as their guest we
Rev. II. " Jones. Oh tpIdn OF the oa'tif-snlP
Texas. who made an address. .
The announcement was made Yesterday or w.
olidation of THE Chronicle ana The Record.
The Republican newspapers Of The city. Inc c9I-
s,liittion will take effect on September J. MI
Ion TAYLOR and William r. Knight VIII he me
editors and the new paper will be known as Inc
Chronicle Record
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NOT TO LEAVE POCANTICO HILLS.
a STORY ABOUT John u RO"KEFEILER
DENIED-HIS TRIP WEST AN
ANNUAL. VISIT

\ report that gained currency yesterday. that
John Rockefeller had decided - abandon hts
country estate ~ Sor'h Tarrvtown. r. without
faunta'ion ono 4 Mr. Rockofeller's representa-
fives told Tribune reporter in Tarrytown yester-
DAY that NJ Rockefeller Was only making his an
rYal visit 20 Cleveland and that be would soon
turn 20 Kykui' hs Po.antlco Hiiis home. H. is
satisfied Ui'h ff- reduction allowed 20 bis brother.
William Rockefeller Is the court and has every
reason 20 feel confident ~ receiving 20 similar re-
ducfi0n on his own property
In fne last year Mr. Rockefeller has spent many
thousands ~ dollars N constructing houievards and
improving his Pocsnuco HIS estate. and the date
4 not f1r distant whsr b" viii erect handsome
home there tho present house being anti1uated and
unsuitable for his convenience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
ECONOMIC EyToMoLoGIsTs N SESSION

Boston. Aug. 1.-the annual meeting Of tho
Association OF Economic Entomologsts opened
this morning In the Natural History Society
Building, Herbert Ames. Osborn, Iowa. presiding;
C. L. Marten. Washington. secretary
The first business was the reading Of the presi-
dents address. which showed that the society
making rapid progress in its various branches.
r. r. Felt OF Albany. gave notes on some OF mo
insects or the year In the State OF New York after
which the following were admitted TO membership:
+ NJ Ehchern. California, State Commissioner at
Santa Clara active: V. Vermorai France: Charles
T Munsor. New South Wales foreign T. NJ scott,
state Eut0mologst with w +. Fisk and J. L.
Fisk and Dr. II. r Fernald. State Zooogisi with
= Dwight and Frank Sherman, IT,, assistants
C. II. Fernald. OF Amherst. read a paper on inc
Rrowntal Moth In America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
4 DOcTOR DIES FROM BLOOD POISONING

Dr. Antonio Terry died yesterday morning at his
home. at No 175 West Eighty-eightt-st. from blood
poisoring supposed 10 have been caused by OPP
Grafton which the doctor performed some time ago
DR. Terry was confined to his bed less than week
He was under the OF Or. John +. Moore. OF
No 49, West Ninety -fourth-s
DR. Terry born In Venezuela sxty-six years
ago his father being John Terry. "A merchant in
that country He was graduate OF the Philadel-
phia Homeopathic College and came to New-York
ten years ago He leaves a widow and a grown
son The funeral will be held tomorrow. The
burial will be In Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
RAIN KEEPS CADETS ~ CAMP.

West Point n. y. AUG 10 (specaD Rain pre-
vented the cadets from going on their long march
through the mountains to-day Reveie sounded at
> o'clock this morning and all preparations Tor
the march had been completed BY o'clock The
rain fell I'm sheets however. and orders were Is
sued to remain IN camp The cadets were IN heavy
marching order ana carried shelter tents lhtIeHci,
ing tools and three days ratOns. The mdfcn VIII
be made early next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
4 HORSESHOE FOR NR. HOFFH1N
THE YOUNG WOMAN WHOM HE KESOO FL
FROM DROWNING AT BATH Bf'A'h
SENDS 4 FLORAL. GIFT TO HIM.

Charles Hoffman. cashier In the department VI
arre,-s ror tho Borough Of Brooklyn received a
huge floral gift yesterday afternoon rom Ame
Spadavecchia. OF No. ios Degraw -, IN, H9 9'r
woman whom he saved from drowning az tn' ~ -
tain's Pier at Bath Beach. on NedheSdai -.
Young woman sent with the Towers q ,IlN rsboa
~ thanks The gift large noral hoi sys', -,
~ was delivered 10 Mr. Hoffman al ms d,sh III 49,. H
Wunicipal Building. and its ARRIVAL was maui TIC
occasion OF an imprOmptu demons 'id.'" =. ~,
clerks I'm the office had a good laugh al tte't Nv"
EXPENSE on reading the florist tag on ~ ~,
shppA The flowers were directed 70 -tharlts non
man Municipal Building. Brooklyn department VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-st John BOYLE OF Louisville
ASTOR-Major-G General J. Ford Kent l. D a.
FIFTH AVENT'E-Cornelius y. Bliss. Secretary or
the Interior: Charles Emory Smith, Postmaster
General. Judge j. T Parkhurst. Of the New 1 ork
State Court OF Claims ex-senator Frank hscoch
Of Syracuse. william Barnes. jr.. Of Albany, ana
State Senator Hobart Krum. Of Scenario Hoff :
MAN-Ex- Posimastcr-Gencral Don NJ. Dickinson
Of Detroit. HOLLAND-Roand IL boutWeH %
Roston MAEHATTAN-Mayor Josiah quincy OF
BOSTON WALDORF ieutenant-ColO NJ Senn'
Assistan, Surgeon General United states Army
WINDSOR-f3ric ader-(icncral Charles Ml!!cr' 4.
s A. Colonel ". G. Brown. Of Canton ONO ana
Abner Mckinley brother Of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Lebanon. KY. Aug 10 (Spec!aD.The trotlng
races were well attended and the sport good.
The free-f or-all 10y Temple Wilkes after
dropping the first heat to Colonel Thornton. viola
was second and Colonel Thornton dstanced I'm the
second heat. Winners best time 2lJi2
The Consolation Stakes were won by Miss Weak
ley after losing the first heat TO unnamed colt.
Gazetta third. The winners best time was
go
T NJ Murphy Charleston. Ind lost to-day by
death the PAGER Omega. which the 2.l7 pace
here on Wednesday He was valued AZ 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
VESSELS AT KOTZEBTE SOUND.

San Francisco Aug ls.-Information from Kot-
Eebue Sound states that the bark Alaska was AZ
ST. Lawrence Island July 10 Patrick L.
Noonan a passenger on the J. L. Falkenberg
writes under date OF June 26 that they had arrived
safely and launched their boats. O. ID. Lane. OF
the Utica mine who is Of the party, went
ashore and examined the black sand on the beach
which ne said indication OF gold further
inland.
The revenue cutter bear called July l6. on
her way North. The Sark Mermaid. which was
at anchor there. reported short OF food ard
II said that Captain Wickes had left the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WPARTLAND DEFEATS zEIGLER

AT the Lenox Athletic Club last night KID" Nc
Partland OF this city. defeated owen Zelglcr Of
Philadelphia. on points In a twenty hve-round box
ing contest. The men fought fast and furousy. and
neither had much OF an advantage The spectators
were about evenly divided as to approval and dis
approval OF the decision. the cheers for the winner
being followed 10y Kisses and grOans.
In the preliminary bout Willie" Smith OF Pha-
delrhia. got the decision Frank Zmphcr OF
Buffalo. In ten rounds at lis pounds.
For .iher Srnris Inra 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
ENGINEERING PROBLEMS Discussed.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE assembly OF "A hundred
scientists In Walker Hall. Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology. to-day included the directors and
teachers OF nearly all the leading American en-
cheering and technical schools. This the
second day Of the session Of the Society for the
Promotion OF Engineering Education The first
business transacted the election of the follow
ins members OF the Council: T. ~ Drown. VI. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MOUNT KISCO.

II thought that the Adams memorial foun-
tain would be ready for dedication yesterday. the
anniversary Of the shooting Of Walker T. Adams
hut ii was found necessary TO postpone the cere-
monies for weeks
The women Of BEDFORD subcommittee Of Red
Cross Auxiliary No %. OF northern Westchester
County held silver tea a. the home OF Miss Mar
Bile yesterday afternoon. The object Of the enter
tainment was to provide FOR the maintenance Of
nurses at Montauk Point and other camps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
rrouo rIollis LAMA L. &. RlcKcttS, II

Howe. / ~ Hollis G. LAMA. p. c. Rickeus' H.
G. Thomas and G. VI. WOODWARD ,,a., n-o
The first paper was read by J T. Jackson pr
fessor Of electrical engineering, Pennsylvania State
College. on Electricity in Engineering courses
other than Ele ,trical' ~, - tIo,,
This was followed by paper by W * nav,
associate professor OF applied mechanics fa' ne
University on "A Laboratory Apparatus FOR I'M
pact Experiments .. i, Industrial
A paper by f L. Dunlap. instructor IN ndus'ri, ~,
chemistry Worcester Polytechnic INSTITUTE on - y,
Course in Industrial Chemistry Tor lechn'ca'
Schools" concluded the mornings session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the steamer Fnrst Bismarck. from Hamburg
SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbourg. were DR.. E. ID. Bar
rows Carroll Brewster. j. j. Coyne Joseph D.
Carroll. Consul Arthur Herbert Marquis doyley
Henry d. Purroy. Henry =. Pitney and Francis
Banks Thompson.
Thomas l.. James and the Misses De Forest. Cal
lender and Mary A. Robb are booked TO sail on tht
Campauia to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
LONG VOYAGES OF GoLD-sEEKERs

San Francisco. Aug. l9.-Three schooners with
gold hunters still scheduled to arrive in this
city from the East OF these. the Mildred e now
out lel days from Boston. is the only likely
to get here. The Acteada party when last hea I'd
from was stranded at Buenos Ayres. and the
Siowcll Shermans crew was in the predica-
Inent at MOnteviceo. The Acteada IL Ia DAYS out
from Now-York and the Sherman PCS days from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
NAY EXAMINE MRS WILMERDING AGAIN

The commission appointed TO inquire into the
sanity OF Mrs Marie F. Wilmerding, now an in
mate of the Bloomingdale Asylum, failed 10 file IA
report with the County Clerk yesterday. although
that was the day for so doing 1t is UNDERSTOOD
that the commissioners are not yet agreed. and
that another examination OF Mrs WillDerding VIII
be held probably next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

The welcome to Rear-hdm!rals Sampson anh
Schlev their officers and crews. and the parade OF
the feet the North River.
Republican State Committee. Fifth Avenue no
tel noon.
Aqueduct races. 2a0 p m.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. OF the kouGh ftiu-
ers 10 come to town from Camp Wikon on lour
davs furlough.
Music on the Mall Central Park. also al Cedar:
Crotona Claremont and Van Cortlandt parks !
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
PORT CHESTER AND rye.

The Port Chester branch Of bed Cross Auxil-
larry No has collected about $40 which the treas
urer Miss Grace Tingue. will forward 20 n" gem
eral headquarters. The society has also forwarded
eight barrels and ten boxes containing supplies and
garments.
The Apawamis club. OF Rye will have it's an
Iual clambake on Friday. August D. AT Edwards
Beach Hill.
The National Relief and Defence Committee OF
PORT Chester has been asked to arrange FOR a
parade and peace celebration. 10 take place on
T.abo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
KATONAII

The funeral Of Mrs Samuel Smith was held at
her husbands home. al Purdy Station Wcdnes-
day afternoon at 23O o'clock. Mrs. Smith was
Miss Bessie Bailey the only daughter Of w T
Pallcv and the GRANDDAUGHTER Of Mr. and Mrs
Ebenezer ] Purdy Of this village. Mrs Smith
who had been i'll for several months. died Mon
day She waa twenty-slN years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
PEEkSKlLL

Mrs Margaret Reynolds. wife OF John Reynolds.
died yesterday morning at her home. NO Ool 'en-
tral-ave She leaves husband and severa. sons
ard daughters. She sixty-two years old The
funeral will be held Monday morning at the
Church the Assumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MAMARONECK.

The Board Of Trade held It's annual meeting this
week The new officers are Charles VI. Baxter.
president: Joseph H. Mclaughlin. ce-presdent:
Reuben G Brewer. treasurer. ana Charies MUTT
secretary The members VIII make an erort 10 SC
cure additional enterprises for the village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The Rev Alexander MacCol pastor Of the Con-
gregational Church has returned from his vaca-
lion and Will preach tomorrow morning. In the
evening the pulpit VIII be occupied by the Rev.
John A. Macbeth. OF New Bedford. Mass. a cousin
Of the