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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
THE BREWEPS DOODLE FUND.
A LETTER WHICH INDICATES THAT THEY
ARE CONTRIBUTING TO TAM
MANY'S CAMPAIGN.

The report thai the committee or brewers hdu
promised to raise Doodle fun1 for TammahY IN
the campaign has been confirmed by a letter Which
has been sent to every brewer and maltster in the
States Of New-York ana New-Jersey. This letter
is signed by Gallus Tnomann. the secretary OF the
New.York Brewers and Maltsters Association
Join. Legislative Committee. and calls Tor an as
sessment. While the object for which the money Is
wanted is not disclosed in the letter. the informa-
ton which was given yesterday to Chairman Odell
Of the Republican State Committee. along with
COPY OF the letter caves doubt that tho assess
ment IS for Tammany campaign purposes The
brewers are arrayed against the Republican party
in this campaign. as they have been in other cam
paigns Following is the letter:
Network Brewers and Maltsters Association
Joint Legislative Committee Nos 1903 ana III
East Fifteenth-st.. city OF New-Iork. OCTOBER
Il 1885
Dear Sir: The Board OF Trustees Of this assoca-
ton at a meeting held In this city on the litn
inst approved the resolution adopted by the JOINT
Legislative Committee evYing special assessment
of one cent upon every barrel Of malt liquor SOLD
the last year. IT conformity With this action you
are her .by respectfully requested 70 send your
check to the treasurer Of this association Charles
GuentFer Mali check to the undersigned. Ike
GALIJS THOMANN. Secretary.
The Republican managers understand that the
sum Of money TO be raised by the brewers on
the assessment as a Tammany subsidy amounts to
about $1,000. Information has been received 10y
the Republican managers also that Iammany ms
given the brewers IN return pledge that, In IN.
event OF the election Cf a Democratic Governor ana
they need to protect their interests At the ex-
of the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONEERS.

Miss Josephine F. Fitzgcrald. for eight years
manager of the Western Union Telegraph Office IN
this city died yesterday AZ the home OF her sister
No. "a Woodworth-ave. She was born IN Mcr'oeh'
Conn. and had been connected with the telegraph
Office in this city for about fifteen years In June
last she went TO Colorado Springs for her hea'.n'
and later to the Adirondack The funeral VIII DC
held at the Church Of the Immaculate Conception
in South Broadway. on Thursday morning at
o'clock. The burial will be in S.. Raymonds Gem
etery. West Chester.
Frederick Irving Warren. Of this city. ana MISS
Mary Eleanor Reeves of Newark, y j.. were mar
ried on Monday by the Rev. Charles r. A''ST ~
nastor OF the DavsprinC Presbyterian Church 10y;
Allison also married Thomas Henry NeIsoh a s
Miss Florence Morrison on the same Gay. ~ S
Annabella Morrison. a sister OF the BRIDE was ule
maid of honor ana George d. Bragdon the pest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
IN MIR. QUIGGS DISTRICT
THE WORK WE'LL UNDER wAY-TO OPEN HEAD
QUARTERS ~ HARLEM.

The campaign in the NTVth Congress District In
the interest Of Congressman QuiGg IL already well
under way His headquarters at No. ] Madison-avt
are filled with people all day long. and a large corps
OF clerks and typewriters at work day and night
Tomorrow morning h. will open headquarters In
Harlem. at No. 263 West One-hundred and-twenty-
nfth-st. The Harlem headquarters will be In charge
Of John T. Mcneil Headquarters will he opened
also on the east side Of town in tho XANlth Assem-
bly, District within day or two. About twelve
meetings are being held nightly In the Congress
District and at the end Of this week this number
of meetings VIII he increased to thirty or forty
The real speechmakinG campaign in the district
will be opened with two mass-meetings tomorrow
night at Durland's Riding Academy and the Central
Opera House. Several other large meetings are
being planned. one in the XNlst Assembly DIS
trict. to be held under the Joint auspices OF the
Riverside Republican Club and the New-Amster-
dam Republican club. will be an elaborate affair
But the real work of the campaign in the AlNth
Congress District will he looked after by a corps OF
Young speakers who have volunteered TO speak in
Nj Quigg's district. The 1ndepcndent Democrats
Of the XNIlth Assembly District have Endorsed the
Oui.g's popularity in this locality Is largely due
TO the fact that he has been the constant friend of
the workers in the flax mills in that district When
their salaries were reduced 10 per cent, IN 1888, az
q result Of the threat of the passage Of the Wilson
bill he obtained for them their former salaries
shortly after h. elected to Congress. in Jan
uarV 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
NETWORK CITY.

The pupil. o, Professor scharwenka gave him a
silver lov.ug-cup AZ his home No li9 East Twenty
Nrst-s;. last night He sails for Berlin to-day 10
live there permanently.
The Grand Jury viii to-day begin an investigation
into the smoke nuisance which has already en-
gagged the attention Of the Board OF Health AS
sstant D.strict-At'orney Unger has already pre-
pared cases and It IS expected that ~ indictment
will follow. be tried test case
beginning Monday. October p. ;he leaving time
Of the Norwich Line steamers from New-York VIII
be changed from 10 $50 p. n.
No action regarding the proposed electrical equip
rnent OF the Manhattan Elevated Railway system
was taken yesterday at the meeting Of the Execu-
tive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
MARX on IMPORTED GOODS.

The following circular relating TO the mark on
goods imported inlo this country was made public
at the Custom House yesterday.
In ORDER to secure a more efficient enforcement
OF the provisions Of Section Of the of July -
1897. requiring me marking OF packages win the
name " the country Of production and the guam
ny Of Their contents. and the marking ana stamp
ing OF imported articles, IL Is directed that here
after the appralsing officer shall make exam!na-
ton O: all merchandise In his hands for appraisc-
ment, ~ order 20 ascertain whether the require
naents OF Section ere fully complied with. When
ever he shall dscover failure 20 comply with said
requirements. he sinai. can for the remaining pack
ngos OF tne invoice. and the importer shall be di
rected TO mark the merchandise IN accordance with
Jaw In deIaul, OF such acton by the importer the
goods shall be under general oTdcr and treated as
M claimed The marking u goods thus held In
public stores shall bee done iy the importer under
the special supervision ~ an Off ,er OF the Apprats
cr's Department and 40. expense OF surh super
vision and all charges for carriage and labor snail
be- paid h. the importer before the De ivory OF the
merchandise. ". HOWELL,
Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is 1898
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is 1898
ARRIVED
Steamer George BD Thompson Liverpool October :.
rived at the Bar at i4s . m
Swansea 30. With mise 10 James Arkell & Co Ar
rt.d % the b9s at a., K X m new 2l5o tons, Barr
Greenock September 90. inballast to W Munson. Ar
steamer M Kensnson Br Peynon Antwerp October s.
with mdse lol cabin and 20 Storage passengers 10
son & son Passed in sandy Hook at e4o ? m;
Steamer Anchora Hr. Wilson. Glasgow October and
sengeis 20 HENDERSON Bros Arrived the Rpr at n
steamer Koeniein Luss Gen, seh L Bremen
a6 eerage passengers to oerchs 90. Arrived at the
steamer Adirondack Tr, owen. Port su Prime. Sep
temher e. Pet Goa,e 20 % Jersmls 80 81 AIMS Bay
PIN Forwood & Kellook Arrived at the Bar a, 7
steamer COLORADO. R.k; Galvestonn October o with
mdse AMI passengers - G II Mallory & Co
passengers to OH Douiinon IS 90 "
Steamer Benefscor chichester Georgetown October 49,
Wilmington - with mdse and passengers 10 William
steamer Hevlyn CRr. Boss Baltimore October 49, in
steamer Caracas wcodrck Philadelphia in ballast to
sandy HOOK. oct. IS $50 p m.-wind east. gale:
cloudy.
Steamers csvc oBr t9r Lverpooi Ps,han Gnn. Aden.
Yumun ,NoD. Sanchez. Sasinew Haytan ports; James
town. Norfolk and Newport News Knickereocker. New
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
yspSo s oct i7A A., on s'samsfs N'oSrs n
York sirius ,Br). Ford Nev-York for Manchester
Lizard oct i7-Passed steamer 81 Cuhbert OIsr) Fitz-
gerald New York flr Antwerp.
Scnly lS-Passed. steamers Idaho (Br). Forth
New York for Hull. American Dutch. Butt New-York
f,r Rotterdam
Holyheai oct ls-Psssed. steamer scythia Br). Nc
Kay New-YoTk FOR Liverpool
Hsachy Head &c, i7-Passed steamer Ontario tBr).
ITuhv HUI Tor New-York
Lizard oct ls-Passed. steamers Menomnee ,3r)
Bouquet New York for London Patria Ger. Bauer
York for Hamburg
Stcrnoway. oct IN-Arrived steamer Colin Archer
(Nor) Larsen. New-York for Stockholm.
HUI oct F-Auved. steamer undaunted tRrI. Elcoa,e.
New York.
vein. Hamburg f1r New York
pungeness. oct iSPassed steamer Deutschland (GcrD
sclierhDrst. Rotterdam for New-York
Rrern"rhaven oct ls-Arriycd. steamer II II Meier
gen Mtpfz. N~W York
Have. oct lS-Atr,ed steamer strathdon ,Br). Phip.
New York Tor Dunklrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
ST. LIKES HOSPITALS GOOD WORN.

The annual meeting Of the Society OF ST. Lukes
Hosp,tal was held in the hospital Cathedral
Heights yesterday afternoon President George
Maccullocn Miillcrs annual reporJ among other
things contained the interesting statistics OF the
Years work which showed that the total num-
Der OF patients mad been 2Ga6. OF whom l. s25 mad
been discharged cured. 500 improved and Sai died
The report said were sixty seven pupils thir
teen probatiOners and thrty-fiyc the waiting
lists OF the Training School for Nufes The first
class TO be graduated after the fun three years
course was graduated In the last year The to al
eXpeEses were $lt5..59 I'll. showing dcacit Of s4-
373 VI. a large item Of expense was $3.50 % Tor
work on the building ana new machinery.
An urgent appeal ior income producing funds was
mace and the president said that some OF the
charity work must bee dispensed with II moro funds
were not forthcoming. The charity work OF 81
Luke's SAID 10 be now rut - per cent o. the
total. Many " the patients in the latter part OF
year just closed were soldiers. victims ~ the
Spanish war The NUMBER % surgical operations
for the year showed increase OF Ices. and me
STAR OF house pay IS ilus had been increased Tae
Board % Managers Was re-e.ccted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19

PETITIONS " BANhRUPTCY.

William Brandreth of Sing Sing whose office in
this city has been a. No. II Broadway. filed petit
tlon in bankruptcy here yesterday He is son OF
the late Dr Brandreth. the pill manufacturer and
has been Interested in promoting mining companies
and other corporal tons His liabilities amount TO
SS9120 Of which $22.9'S marked secured $50
122 unsecured and 900 contingent indorser.
The principal secured creditors are F. l.. Camp
50 800. J. VI. Shaw. Sl0npo and Samuel Fox. $1,000
The value Of the securities is unknown. There are
forty-one unsecured creditors the largest being the
Porous Plaster Company. Of Sing Sing 5000 and
James r Blandford - 050 Mention Is made that
note dated January 10. 1898 made b. Mr. Brand
reth for $4,000. stolen from the United States
mails and the holder is unknown The amount.
$1,000. appears in the total Of unsecured creditors
These claims are principally for Judgments rent.
borrow cd money and merchandise Mr.. Brandreths
nominal assets very large, but the actual value
Is unknown. Mining stocks pu; down at par
value. Sl.2u4 3nJ. among which are the following
Eight hundred and four thousand shares Eagle
Cold Mining Company. li5i25 shares Rich Knob
Copper Company. Doom shares Glen Brook Mining
Company. and 12.jpo shares Bullion Safe Gold
Mining Company. one thousand acres Of mineral
rights in Ashc County y G. are put I'm Sj.0D"
The other assets five notes made by Warner
Miller. FOR Slj.5o1 three OF which for 5000.
h-ld collateral security by +. l.. camp: notes
OF three other persons. Sli9ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
vuA7, Is GOING on TO-DAY.

LAFAYETTE Dsy"-to he observed in all the schools
and colleges.
Luther League Convent on Holy Trinity Church
Aldermcn's Committee on Parks to give public
hearing on tho proposed park at Houston and
Elizabeth ste
New-York State Medical Associations second
DAYS session. Mott Mcmoria, Hall. 10 a. m.
Morris Park racer. p
School Boarc for the Boroughs OF Manhattan and
The Bronx No l45 Grand-st.. 4 p m
Steamer Michigan 70 arrive with body OF Captain
Wethereu Sth United States Infantry, who was
killed Santiago.
Republican mess-neetinG. Morrisanie Hall. One
hundred ieth-st. and Third-ave.. y.
Young Mems Republican Club mass-meeting
Murray Hn Lyceum. T. m.
Republican mass-meeting at Academy Of Music.
Brooklyn. General Benjamin F. Tracy and Seth
Low Ecfak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
WHITE PLAINS.

Harry Y Dykman Maurice Dillon and Alfred W.
Cooley. Commissioners appointed in the Supreme
Court 70 ascertain and determine the amount OF
damages sustained 10y Cornelius f. Rumsey' or
New Rochelle. by Of the change and altera-
ton Of Ma3e-ave.. ir that village have filed their
report in the County Clerks Office in which 500 IS
awarded TO NJ Eumsoy as compensation Ia full
for damages caused by such change in the high
way =.
A concert and reading will be given in the Memo
rial Methodist Episcopal Church this evening
under The direction OF the EpWOrth League.
The fan opening Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of this village. was held In the as
sociaiion rooms last evening. There was literary
and musical programme presented. followed by an
athletic exhibition and game OF oaSket-naI.
There was large attendance. and the evening
was brought 20 a pleasant conclusion with me
serving Of refreshments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
THE WOOL MARKET.

Boston oct ls.-The condition II the wool market here
remains IN the unsatisfactory situation as Prev
ousy reported Il IL Only The knowledge that goods an
no be replaced at the same prices that keeps prices s
According to the views % leading dealers the outN "
not bright and they expect slow bganess ior so1e
time 20 come The following the quotations FOR eAi
lrg descriptions: ..-.
Ohio aud Pennsylvania Fleeces-N and above -1G-oe
Xxx o.. Xxx and above. 20G3lc. deiane. 3o8@lc No
combing. 30B3lc NJ comoine. - 3tc -. +,
Michigan. Wisconsin. Etc.-N Michigan &c, -
Michigan conhng a9d3Oc. No / Illinois con.hng ~
Boo. No. . Michigan c0whing 2>Q2ac. New YORK.. ~
Hampshire and Vermont. 22Weac. 20 New iofk - 80
Hampshire ana Vermont. 2Sc. delane Michigan $500
Unwaehed Medium Kentucky and Indiana : n. Do"
conbng 22u23c kentueky and Indiana. = blood '.l-sS
lng, &c Missouri a III d combine 2la-2' BRAID '""'
Ing. Csc lake ami Georgia. 2l02-, ,s,s..
Texas WooIs-sprng medium ~ Missouri. 100 -.
secured 42Gi3c, spring fine az MssoufD' l'g''
secured 41dI>c. - IN
Territory Woods Montana hne medium ana me ~
&C. medium ami nne iial6c. secured t'giNc. s"P'
5Oc. -o.,-,e.
Australian Secured Rasis-C ymbins supe nne. 'Vs'-'
good. G5l6Sc. average t2-.Se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
r AND n REORGANIZATION HEARING

The first preferred stockholders OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad recently petitioned the United
States Circui, Court in Baltimore asking that no
foreclosure Of any Baltimore and Ohio mortgage
b. permitted until after the supreme Court of tho
United States shall have decided whether not
the first preferred stock is lien upon all tho
mortgages Testimony in support Of their petition
was taken yesterday AZ the office Of Alexander e.
Green. in rhe Equitable Building. before Henry
Crawford NJ this city. acting a commissioner
appointed by nc United States Judge in Baltimore
Members of the Reorganization Committee were
examined. but. on the advice Of their counsel
Charles Steele. Of Seward. Guthrie & Steele. they
declined to answer many OF the questions put 10
them I: is uot generally believed that the re-
organization Of the lad will be- much delayed by
the action Of the first preferred stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
BPOOKLYN NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Justice Gaynor. In the Supreme Court. this after
noon. will listen argument on an order 10
show cause why writ of peremptory mandamus
should not be issued directing the Board Of Educa-
ton Of the city OF New-York and It's members to
pay to the School Board OF the Borough of Brook
Ign 81 605J5 49, This is the amount which 1t Is de-
clared IS Brooklyns share OF the general school
fund.
Thomas o. Donnell was arrested yesterday morn
ing on the charge OF fatally shooting Pietro Mes
sina at No 143 Conover-st on Monday night.
O'Donnell admitted the deed. but said that Messna
had insuted his mother. who lived In the same
apartment house with the Italian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
BUY OFThG MAKER"
n. O'NEILL & co.

Alden. Oct lsArrlyed. steamer Energa CBr. Chaplin
New-York for Singapore. etc.
Gibraltar. oct Is-Passed steamers Pocahon'as ,B0.
James Messina. &c, for New-iork. Turquoise tBD.
Thomas Genoa. &c. for NewYork.
Algiers oct 17-Sailei steamer Kenmore OBJ. El"
0rom New-YorkJ. Singapore, &c.
Hong Kong. oct lj-Sailed. steamer MaciuN fR0.
Thomson from Yokohama. SC. New York -
Singapore. oct l6Arriyed steamer LennOX tBr). VIII
iamson New-York.
Australian Port. Oct Is-Arriyed previously. steamer
Archtor ,Br) Holmes. Now-York for ADELAIDE &c
sydney W. OCT is--Arrived previously. steamer
Lord Kelvin OBJ. Steel NeWYork via ADELAIDE. &,
Para oct i4-Sailei. steamer Isbonerse tBrl. couch
New-York.
Barbados oct ii-Saiei. steamer Hubert (7rl. stch
(from New-Yor0. Para.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
DECIDING A FRENCH SHIPS fAIE.
SPANISH LIEUTENANT A GOOD WITNESS FOR THE
UNITED STATES IN THE OL1NDE ROD
RIGI-EZ CASE.

UNITED STATES IN THE OLlNDh hOp-
RIGUEz CASE.
Justice William r. Brawley. Of the United States
Court for South Carolina. presided yesterday at
@ hearing IN the case Of the prize steamer Olirde
Rodriguez which was captured by the cruiser New
orleans off San Juan. Porto Rico. The ship be
longs TO the French Line. When captured she had
q cargo Of tobacco coffee and ogwood. and carried
more than hundred passengers. United states
District Attorney La.hrOp of Charleston. with his
assistant Mr. Hagood. appeared for the Govern
rnent AT the hearing. \ United States marshal has
charge Of the ship which is now at the French
Line pier. >
The witnesses YESTERDAY were Commander Emory
and Ensigns Eustice and Burns. of the United
States Navy and Don Sergio Noa Lara. who was
in charge Of the telegraph bureau of the soma
phore station in MORO Castle. AZ San Juan when
the Olinde Rodriguez was taken by Inc New
orleans Lara is a second lieutenant I'm the span
ism Army and was ordered here 10 appear al the
hearing by the Govornor-General Of Porto Rico
AZ the request Of the United states. lie proved 10
he a strong witness for the United states.
r r Gown who appeared FOR the french Line,
tried ~ prove that the Oiinde Rodriguez was not
hound for San Juan, but for ST Thomas instead
Lieutenant Lara disclaimed all knowcdse OF hdNl-
cation but said that il required little int"llgence
to tell whether ship was heading Ior Gan gu.a
Harbor or merely passing on her way 10 some
ripple Of am isement created by one part
Of Lieutenant Lara'S testimony i ne Governor
must nj all times bear in mind the frlend@hlp that
existed be; ween the Spanish and French govern,
ments The Porto Ricans. he also sald' suplos-u
that he was coming here to tcsIy N iaVP b o. IT,
was told Ia 90 10 the French Consul In New YORK
for anything he wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
SALE OF AuERIcly TOBACCO STOCK.

Two big blocks Of treasury preferred stock Of the
American Tobacco Company were sold on the Stock
Exchange yesterday afternoon, one lot being OF
r. so shares and the other Of 500 They cash
sales AT ll5 the seller TO have thirty days IN which
TO deliver the stock The LAST sale OF the pre-
ferred last week. at ~. Since then dvi-
dend OF per has been declared. yesterday s
price Of rs represents "a decline of about points
in this stock. l. il reported that he plan for the
formation Of the Continental Tobacco Company
which would take in the chief plug tobacco manu-
ftcturers OF the United States 'ept the IigEett
& Meyers Company. has practically been aban-
doned now that the American Tobacco Company
has absorbed The DIummOnd ana Brown COMPANIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
MOINT VERNON.

The women OF Trinity Episcopal Church are ar
ranging an Indian Summer Bazaar, 10 be hc!d on
November Il &c and L. The entertainment Is a
rovorv and features will be introduced which Will
he approprlate to the autumn season
ire nrst Two DAYS registration shows high de-
eree II interest on the part OF the voters IN inc
elect,or The total number Of voters registered
Is 2 039. - ,oA.
L. IarReur and his wife and child. The family
Formerly lived In South SlAth-ave. this ciy, ana
Mr. Je 7 acheur wa. one % the trustees and treas
urer OF the I'niversalist Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. oct. Is. 3i3 p -ENchange-C'-inC
Wheat-No ! red Northern spring nrm is a. corn
Spot American mixed firm. Sc SD. futures sieai
October IS SID. November. b SD; December b -
F0ur-St. Louis fancy nrm - 81. Hops - Lon
don dacidc COAST firm 70 $50 Is l0s. Peet Extra H.
strong 67s Sd prime mess strong. ois 3d. PORK
Prime fine Western firm Sos prime mess mes lni
Western firm. AS 81 Hlms-Shcrt cut IA O. IL = arm
AS Cd Bacon-6Mmher,anl cut 2s % ~ Il. hrm 3e. ..
rib 90 - H. firm 34s long clear midiles sht
IS to IS 4! firm 32s "a long clear middes heavy ~ 70
~ 10 stocks exhausted short clear backs. II % 10 ~
arm, 39s shoulders-Sguare - 20 IA n. firm pa 81
Iard-Prme Western steady 2Ss Oh Cheese american
finest white and colored duh 42s 81 Tal1w-lrine cp
firm POS 81. Cottonsecd oL'verpoc renuei steady los
Cd. Turpentne-sprts firm. 2is. Rosn Common STEADY
a. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
TARRNTOWN.

An independent Democratic club has been or
ganized in this village as the outcome OF some
disagreement in 'he ranks The club viii suppo',
the democratic s,a-e ticket bat it said the metz
hers will vote for George Hope MARS, GeorSs c.
Andrews and Joseph Ennis. the Re2u6Acan
candidates for Senator ct-At,o!ncy an AS
semDlyman. respectively. <.,
Harry T. Dykman. counsel ior Nj. Rockele.le1,
told a Tribune reporter yesterday that tEe case
of Iohn u Rockefeller against the Mount Plea SAINT
assessors had been temporarily suspended oNlns
10 the inability OF the counsel tor tie assessors 10
nrnceed with the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-19
PEFKSKILL.

Early last spring Commander Robert A Roche
Of Abraham Vosburg lost No %. G. a. r., learned
that the United States Government had a number
O.. cannon not In use which would be issued TO
Grand Army posts application Commander
Rotche Immediately set the machinery in motion
10 get one and through the Efforts Of Congress
man Ward succeeded \ selection was made OF an
S-inch Columbiad; in the arsenal ~ Fort Monroe
car at Fort Monroe and brought through to
Peekskil without change. Tie expenses OF trans
portaton were deferred by a subscription among
the citizens OF Peekskin. The gun has been placed
IN ire soldiers Mot A. Hillside Cemetery.