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New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
MOTNT VERNON.

Mrs Mary Ryan the woman burglar who has
boon onerating IN Westchester County FOR some
Zine was arraigned in court yesterday on the
charge Of larceny preferred against her by Mrs
Louise Kessler. widow OF Alderman Kesser Mrs.
}our cloaks which were found In her possession:
Nre RYAN admitted her guilt. The police say that
a woman in black corresponding with Mrs Ryan
in appearance las also visited church lalrs ana
stolen p0,hct books and jewelry from the women In
attendance. Judge Schatz sentenced the prisoner
10 six months IN the penitentiary. . w..
Tb. uniOu Thanksgiving services OF Mount YER
non will he held Thursday morning at II o CLOCK
in the First Methodist Episcopal Church ne
Roy W A. Granger pastor OF the Baptist churCh.
Wi preach. end the Offering Will be In aid OF the
hospital
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. &oy. el.-Cou.n nominal: mdInns. sac:
low middling loo. soot ordinary. ldc. Ts
ceipts 23l9 bales stock iOS3>
Memphis Nov 2I-Cott1n steady. millns D.. 10.
middng 4isc good ordinary. Jc receipts. - 4S
bales 1920 shipments. 9l5O. sales. 3oO0. s'N
l33. 1856.
Galveston Nov. 2i-Couon steady. m.dlllns 4l5 -
low midilins. 40. good ordinary 80. receipts 5pws
bales. exports Gr'at Britain 22i. France Gt'''
the Continent 1873 coastwlse. 33i2 sales 62 Stock
49, 7s5.
Savannah Nv. 2i-Cotton steady. m.!3lng. 49,. ~
middlns a.. receipts; 3,-5 bales exports ooast"iss'
1000. sales. 2tl. stock. 1852 GiS
= Louis ~ 2i-'ott,n stc'dy: m.ailnS. Sc ,. ~
$500 bales 6o2G. shipments 1880. sales -'S
stock. - BIB
l3-l6c. low midlinr. ~. e,1a ordinary. o. ret -
ceips ~ 80 bales gross y -. 20 tie continent ~
sales GOO stock 1913. 40
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The Grand Jury IN the case OF John Marun'
charged with illegally voting in the town OF York.
,oun at tho recent election has brought in an in
d,ctment against Martin Martin. who IL a farm-
hand employed by John Reynolds In Somersto"n'
cannot be found and IS believed TO have run away, away,
In the Board OF Supervisors yesterday HornlIs
the resolution introduced last week tnat no pay
should be given TO any member OF the Board aitrr
islative committee TO be appointed by the chalr-
man has had fits duties defined concerning tne ooum
~ generally and not to the towns lnulNlouhl,y'
as has been heretofore the wording OF the resou
tec According TO the report OF the County Treas
,I,er the cost OF maintaining the prisoners IN the
county Jail in the last year has been is14 Genus
day for each individual. , .H.
In the Surrogate's Court yesterday morning IN, tne
hearing IN the contested will case or MIS- Caro.ue
r. Gihon. Of Tarrytown. was continued am ,rr ai.r
the examination OF several witnesses an aoJoui"-
ment was taken until next Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SING SING.

Two important improvements AT the State prison
near this village are approaching completion. Tho
Jew clerks Office VIII he ready for use by the
middle Of next month. and the handsome marble
entrance TO the south end ot The prison yard and
the marble guard post that commands II VIII be
finished by the frs, of next year.
Liberty Association junior order United Ameri-
can Mechanics vii give - first reception Of the
season at Mechanics Hall. IN Central-ave.. this
evening
The marriage Of Mss Josephine Barton Bassett:
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin y. Bassett. or
Brooklyn. to John Irry Barlow, Of this village
Will take plac. i'm s.. Luke's Church. Clinton ave,
Brooklyn. on November p
4 special meeting Of the Hudson River Division
of the Westchcstcr branch Womans Auxiliary 10
the Episcopal Board OF Missions, Will be held In
Trinity Church. I'm this village This afternoon Miss
ountOn. president OF the indian Association VIII
deliver address. $50
Vestchester Lodge so $50 +. and A. NJ Will pay
n fraterual visit 10 Rising Star Lodge OF fonkers
This evening
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SERIOUS PLAGUE RIOT IN INDIA.

MANY PERSONS KILLED AT sERINGAPATAM-
TROOPS SENT TO TIE SCENE.
London Nov. 22.--A dispatch TO THE Times"
from Aliahabad capital OF the northwest prov
inces Of India, says:
"A serious plague riot took place at Seringa-
patem. An island in the Cavery. Mysore, on
November Is Ten thousand natives from tie
villages round about concentrated on SerinPa-
patam, and made a desperate effort to enter the
fort and rescue the prisoners there.
Another mob from the Mysore side tried %
rush the bridge. In each the police fired
volleys and succeeded in frustrating the at
tempt Many persons We're killed or injured.
For thirty-s six hours the police were kept under
arms. Ultimately troops were dispatched to the
scene Of disturbance TO be in readiness for any
renewal"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
PETITIONS ~ BiNKRrpTcy

Joseph Mat:ison and Harry VI. Jacobson. com
posing the firm ot Mat:ison & Jacobson wholae,l..
dealers IN clnthng at 30. g Walkcr-st. nicI a vol
untary petition IN bankruptcy yesterday with ut-
b!lties S56s md nominal assets S2257 consisting n,
stock 500 IN the hands 81 contractors who claim,
lien II for work, patterns $50. debts due Sl9
and eighty live acres of land IN Stone County Vie
souri,. owned by Mr. Jacobson aud valued al 81 -lo
They began business In March. 1897
Charles Wolf filed a voluntary petition IN bank
ruptcy ycsiordly with liabilities A,547 and nominal
assets S5t,. in outstanding accounts MYERS Gold
smith & BrOnner said that he was of Charles Wnr
& Co. formerly wholesale dealers I'm clof ne ~
No. 622 Broadway. who dissolved on March II Ia,
Abraham Weinberg. 80 partner filed a petition I'm
bankruptcy few days ago.
Morris Hartman. of No. 3OS East Thirtccnth-st
has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities N752 and no assets He has only tvo
creditors and the petition is 10 get rid of two iudg-
meuts one obtained against HIN by Wofgang Il
Lang for Sl.5O1 on March r. 1886 and the other for
ST. IN favor Of William Coryinus on January .
1886 Mr.. Hartman was formerly dealer In
JcWe.rJ
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Naples and Genoa: 10th. passed Micdu| tb0.
Thomson. lok anna. etc FOR NeN York. 49,
karceon1. Noy Is Arrived steamer AnsAwai thJ'
Brown. NcW- l.rh.
Narcotics. Nov 2t-AuNei. steamer California tBO'
Mitchell. New York.
Paullac nov arrived steamer Panama ('0. curs'.
NeN-NorN Bordeaux
Naples. Nov 10. II m sailed steamer Ems 'o~'''
Harrass1WltI. from Genoa iug NrN h.lN
leghlrn. Nov Arrived. steamer ktramania tbrl'
Johnston Genoa for New lufk
Trieste NJ ~ Arrived steamer Pontiac trl. Brc"n-
less New York. etc.
Sagres. NoV 2U-psssnl. steamer pafra lFrl. Brand
New York fr My es. etc.
Tarifa n, 20 Passed. steamer Pe'una CBo. oven.
Leghorn f1r New York
Perrin. NOV p Passed. steamer 5, Gnes dr' Fot'''
Calcutta and Colombo for NrN York.
- Michaes Nov Arrived steamer Trojan prins
(BD. EagetOn New YoN r., Naples Genoa AMI l<s'orn
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SUGAR SENT Up AGAIN.
THE THIRD ADVANCE IN PRICE WITHIN A
WEEK.

THE THIRD ADVANCE IN PRICE WITHIN
WEEK.
Another advance was made yesterday In the price
Of refined sugars. on Monday and again on
Wednesday OF last week the American Sugar Re
hnng Company raised the price. one-eighth OF
cent each time and the Independent refners
promptly announced corresponding advances Yes
terday II was b. II. Howell Son & Co.. represent
ing the National and Mollenhauer companies. who
put up the prices, their advance being one-e.ghth
of n cent a pound to 5as cents. The Arbuckles.
Doscher and the American Sugar Refining Com
pany soon afterward announced an advance OF one
sixteenth OF cent in their rates, making their new
price for Granulated + 5-;6 cents pound B. II.
Howell. Son q Co. had once before taken tho lead
In advancing prices. when on October = they put
up their figures on hard grades one-eighth OF n
cent, making their price on granulated 5s cents.
but neither the Arhucklcs the Sugar Company
followed suit and the Howes in a few days went
back to their previous rates. II is said that the
action OF Howell Son & Co in putting prices one
sixteenth Of a cent above the other rcfners Is TO
shut of trade. and that the FIRMS regular
trade Will be supplied At the prices quoted by the
other concerns. TIE advance Yesterday by all the
refners due TO the strength OF the raw sugar
market and a good general demand for refined.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-J. Malcolm Forbes. OF Boston
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator j. B. Foraker. or ONO
State Senator Hobart Krum, Of Schoharie; VIII
lam Barnes. 1r, OF Albany; state Raiiroad 'ohh-
missioner g; w. Dunn Of Binghamton ex-Con-
gressman VI. T. Stevens. OF Massachusetts; j. B
Calvo Costa Rican Minister. and Ex-Governor =
Warren Iippitt Of Rhode Island. GlLSEN-Ex-
Governor r NJ Waller OF Connecticut. HOFF-
MAN-C;eneral J. NJ. Gomez. Of cuba. HOLLAND
Count and Countess Matuschuka. OF Germany, am
the Rev. Philip " Prescott OF Washington. IN
PERIAI1-Colonel W. II. Carter. |. S. a. MAN
HATTAN-E Edward StOddard. OF Rochester MARL-
BOROUGH-Justin II Mccarthy. Of London, and
George r. Fowler. British Consul at MatanZa5.
MURRAY HILIl-The Rev DR.. J. NJ. Pullman. OF
Lynn Mass. PARK AVENUE-Ex Governor Alonzo
H. Cornell. OF Ithaca. and Samuel r. Ramey. OF
Hudson STT NANT-Titus Sheard. OF Little
Falls WALDORF-Rodman Wanamaker. OF Phil
adeiph,a. WINDSOR-Lieutenant +. Ninsow,
y
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

War Board OF Inquiry. Fifth Avenue Hotel
Governor elec, Roosevelts conferences.
Municipal Council. City Hall, ! p.
Colonel Waring memorial services. Cooper Union,
p. m
Concert in aid OF sunnysde Day Nursery. Metro
potan opera House, ,. m.
Reception for John Hyslop. Seawanhaka CORN
THAN Yacht club. p. III.
Social Reform Club, No. As University Place, S
p. m.
Professor Gunton's lecture, assembly hall Pres
byterian Building. sl5 p.
Robert f. Speer before Y W. c. A, n. East
Fifteenth-st, SIS y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
A SILVER-PLATING COMBINATION.
THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY INCoR-
PoRATED AT TRENTON.

PORATED AT TRENTON.
tn. International Silver Company incor-
porated yesterday at Trenton. with n capital OF
s2O0oono Of which 100000 Is preferred. at per
cent per a,inum, and 100000 Is common. The
incorporators are ". r. FndIoy. u Durand and
Alexis T. Bartlett. OF New-York: r. Dwight. OF
corporation has been organized TO take over the
business Of the leading silver plating companies OF
the United States about fifteen of which. It is un-
derstood. VIII be included in the company. The
first information relative TO It's plans and purposes
was printed about the middle of September. NJ
which time It reported that the International
Company would he capitalized at S0.o0060. half
common and haf preferred of which &i.00coo
would DC issued to acquire the following silverware
concerns representing - per cent OF the total out
put. The Nerlden Britannia Company. Meriden Sill
Plate Company, Manning. Bowman n Co. " IL
cox silver Plate Company and &. Rogers < Bros,
OF Nleriden. Conn: simpson Hail. Miller n Co,
the Watrous Manufacturing Company, the Nickel
featuring COMPANY of Wallingford. Conn. the Bar
boUr silver Company. the William Rogers Manu-
fOcuring Company and the Rogers cutlery Com
pany. OF Hartford Conn; Rogers d Bros and
The Rogers 4 Hamilton Sivc. Plate Company. of
Waterbury, Conn: the Roger Silver Plate COM
pany. DanburY. Conn; the G1lotow Plate Com
pany, MiddctOwn. Conn. the Norwich Cutlery
Company. Norwich. Conn; The Holmes Edwards
Silver Company. Bridgeport. the Manhattan Silver
Plate Company. Lyons. y. y: the IIoman silver
Plate Company Cincinnati and the Standard Sill
Yer Plate Company, II Toronto
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
pop7 OF NEW YORK MONDAY. NOV. 81. 1893


MONT Of NEW YORK MONDAY. NOV 81 1893
ARRIVED.
steamer Ms19n MAT @ , w he New York shipping
COMPANY Arrived AT the Bar AZ l-'" 2 m. , 90
vS feif mi.e ~ the White Star Arrived the Bar
steamer la Normnnde oF0 Fajore. Havre November
- with mise - cabin ana 80, s''eras pa'sessrs & no 20
g an. saaeas: .ef: Hsee%s asDsa 2''sfs S6
miIse and passengcr 70 Bowrns Archibald. Ar
steamer sesGrsnca Tianeen Vera cruz November IL
and Havana H. WIN nase ana h ' s at To James
Steamer Rio crande staples nrn,wck November is
s,eamer Senior Ger Petersen Norfolk November 20
in ballast 70 Merritt chapman wreckins company Ar
steamer Old pomnion Taploy Newport News and Nor
f1!S with mdse and passengers to the o'd Dominion -
steamer neneactor Philadelphia. with mdse
sandy Hock. j. Nov "a. $50 m-wind southwest
light. clear SAILED
Steamers Guyaaaot,e toT NertolE and Newport News
Con anche. Charleston and Jacksonville ~. A.,
ships Grace Iarwar di0. for sydney W. Arso-
mtns II,r,, ''r rsii,,rS%rn CI,r, for Melbourne
s!eams1 Marina S5@4 ore 4e to A@.Ten Metal Rennns
psny: vessel to Miller Bun Kn'~l'on Arrived at the
HH s,eamcr Ss Aoydo. znde CaTasnas November H.
with sugar order; vessel to y Muhsoh Arrived "'
the s,lsmsr naT at Sh,a m Montr November 10
Win %G,S aa,y.S ana d, iTe Se Bar Ss0 a, $50 n
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
.,S.r,,,,n Noy 2l-ArrVed. steamer Kaiser VII
helm der rosse 'Cer, EnssIe"Tt ,or hre"e"
PS..rs-a Nov lV-Saled, steamers Po~derham tbr)
pro"t New York. Wells Ci'y ,'rl Savage, Ne" YORK
I'm <oy 2U-sailed, steamer Colorado (Br), Whuen
New York. M o..., ALBANIAN u,o,Ltvr fstv
,nr' wa,kn. New-l ork FOR Bristol
'"i,; 70 WIGHT Nov 2o-Passed. steamer Aggi (Sor)
us1,sherg New-Yo for Hull
nnnv,ne,s Nov 2l-Passed. steamers 81 I~onards Br)
p,ign Se~ York Antwerp Venus dam. lund. New
u"che. Point. Nov 2iPassed steamer Msssape9ua
-f. 10 New
uar,hrrr Nov - sailed steamer fh~ncia Gerl.
arrived steamers Brnsila Nirr,
ie,sinr Se~ York. Polarl lGeD. Schaarschm!di Ne"
-....o.- oxu..h, m,
pohinson New-York 10th. friesand (Belg ---. Few
Gihraltar Nov 2i. m-Arrvei. steamer Kaiser VII
hahn III CGer uogemann Sew-YoEA lend proceeded Tor
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
YONKERS.

The rain Of Saturday had little effect on inc az
tendance at the reception given by Mrs -
Waller at her home in Mile Square Road 70 miro
duce TO society er daughter Miss Martina 'Toiu
Waller The house was tastefully decorated Ior
the occasion. Mrs Reginald Canning % Hnu St,s
Nicholas De Peyster presided at the taoles His
waller was assisted ir receiving by MISS Eiy. OF
Rochester Miss Shonard Miss Florence G'nsU,.' ,s;s
Miss Mabelie Canning. Miss tattie w ai.ns
Helen Gilman Miss Edna Rockwell ana MISS pe'
Gle Humason. OF Yonkers ,.,..x.on
Association was held Lass night in the halI OF INC
Wonan's Institute. and was largely attehaeG no .
Memoria; church at Ludlow, delivered an NJ 40,
dress on The Moral and Spiritual Influence OF 'he
Free kindergarten" IA. ,.-oo-
The Service Debating Cub. OF this city. has reor-
sanized under the name OF the Adelphic Literary
Charles f Gorton. superintendent Of the schools '
York Educational Counc! THE Ethics OF tho
Teachers Contracts"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

PROSPERITY OF THE RAILROADS.
COMMISSIONER LONGsTREET'S ANNUAL kEfOHi~
GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTION OF A TRANS
CONTINENTAL LINE RECOMMENDED.
Washington Nov 2i.-Gcneral James Longstreet'
Commissioner OF Railroads. IN his annual repo'''
rnade public to-day calls attention TO the eehera
,,rosnor,,v in railroad affairs. and recommends
Government construction and operation OF ''H
caes double-track railway from Kansas cry NO.
- San Diego. cal. by alrlin. route He says
that the physical condition OF the railroads gen
erally is better than ever before lie points 10
IN. spectacle OF roads which only two or three
voars ago were in receivers hands now paying
dividends on their preferred stock and plling up
surnluses which in the course OF A short Tine no
savs will be distributed among the common snare
holders Many roads which In 1898 were forced 10
cut salaries % per cent have voluntarily restored
tha old basis OF wages In April. ls9i receivers
controlled 2l0 roads embracing about 20 per cent
., tho total mileage OF the United states. on
June 30 OF this year there we're ony ~ ea,
IN the hands o' receivers ana General Lo's 49, ~
predicts that under the present condition OF pros.
perity within another year the Hst OF liso''e.' al,
railroads will be as small as IN the years I'M
mediatciy preceding 1892 ,., a
Rcporting on his inspection or the Inion ana
Central Pacific and several of me a'u srtI. .l,is
sfouer saws that substantial improvements nav q
been made in the roadbed on the main INES sterl
rspiaced by iron and steel and tho Dallastlng -
more extensive and greatly improved: ,,,.
Tho report SAYS that OF the United states SUBSIDY
bonds under the acts of 1862 and 1864 to aid the
Pacific railroads there have matured s0obls'"2. OF
which 80 $50 952 have been redeemed and paid out o'
the Treasury. leaving stu due and unpaid SZs,Ny
The remaining bonds Of this ISSUE fall due as fol-
lows. T-nlon Pacific. January J. 1890. t3l5 COO Cen
trail Pacific, same, $4,000; Western Pacific same
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
pREAcBERs DEPRECArE LAWLESsNESS.

Tho Methodist Preachers. at their weekly meet
ing al No 80 Ftfth-ave yesterday unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that. while appre-
clating the enbsrrassnents OF the race problem IN
the South We nevertheless disapproVe and condemn
the wanton and wholesale murder Of negroes IA
Green County S. G.. and the unreasonable and
barbarous treatnen. Of the colored people by the
white citizens Of Wilmington. n C.. and elsewhere.
And also that urge and demand the speedy
execution Of justice and tho protection OF the per-
sons and property OF our fellowctizens irrespective
of location. race or previous condition"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. -. 3 m-Cotton- Spot IN god ie-
nani and fair business done. prices lower Americas
diins 3S,' low nlt,il'ns ~ S2, good ordinary.
Il 32d ordinary. Is S?d The sales OK the Gay VIZ
1900 bales which loo for specu.'N ana- ~,
port. ard included llooO American. Re, c'pta - q
bales. all American. Futures opened NitA 4Ais
rlnnl ami 81 lsci steady. American milding m : -
Nenber {. t3 Gid. buyers. November Ani ~. 80
81 Gi1e ~ Dtt buyers. December ana January OF -
sellers. January ami February, > 81 6ti. sellers "a
ana March dl-Gtg2 ~ Gid. sellers. Ma n
April (. ~ 6ai buyers: April ami MAY. 6S 6id sehe1s
May ana June. 63 6ig3i buyers June and Ju,s
l84d sellers. july and August otd. buyers sa,i
and SEPTEMBER GAGS 6id. buysrs; septehos' ~
October, 2-Gid. buyers.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE RISE n THT PRICE or MILK

The action Of the Wholesale MIX Dealers Asso
citation in raising the price Of milk onc-fourth cent
n quart was not unexpected 10y the retailers The
wholesale men have pay more fOr milk now than
they had to a month ago. Many retail milk dealers
declared yesterday that they had not made a cor
responding advance In the price Of milk to Their
customers II they raised the price at all they
would have to raise Il cent quart to all out
large customers. they could not collect "A frac-
ton Of a cent.
on the East Side a number of dealers have raised
the price one cent quart and the poor people are
,be
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
UPTOWN ROADS UNITED.

roNsOI1DATIoN or THE NORTH END AND FORT
GEORGE LINES WITH 100000 CAPITAL
Albany Nov 2l.-Papers Consolidating the North
End Street Railway Company. the Fort George
and Eleventh Avenue Railroad Company and the
~ none Of the Fort George and Eleventh Ave
,iue Railroad Company. OF New-York CIly, were
flcd with the Secretary of state to-day. The new
~nrnery mas a capital Of 100000. and its directors
are John T. Little, lr.. Amhrose r McCa9e Frsd-
Graham Of Manhattan, Clement NJ Cumming or
Workers, G. A Gilbert Of White Plains; W q.
Dibbs Of brooklyn. and y {. Moorehead, Of ia
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SUDDEN DEATH OF PLAZA GUEST

Henry Gsullieno. native OF switzeriand. who
registered at the Plaza Hotel two weeks ago, died
in the hotel suddenly yesterday morning Mr.. Gaul-
lieno had not been feeling well for week On sun
doy he remained In his room and his meals were
seryed TO him there MI. Gauleno WAS friend
OF Carl Schurz. and as soon as his death was DIS
covered Mr Schurz was Informed OF It, and he hur-
He'd 10 the hotel. Mr.. Gaullieno was q writer on
socioogy There was little money In his ciothes
but a letter OF credit for several thousand dollars
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
PEEKSKILL.

The Board ot Town Auditors began work yes'e7-
day william ~. Clinton IS chairman. and Town
Clerk S Allen Mead is clerk OF the Board. There
S. about 5000 IN claims 10 be looked over. and the
Board will meet every day from ~ 10 O'Clock for
that purpose. 49,, -,
Judge-elect Charles Nassau Wells, OF this place,
Is mentioned IT, connection with appointment as
an aid on the staff Of Governor-elect Roosevelt
Mr. Wells who IS lawyer. ClUbman and general
5avorite has al the qualifications Is a stanch Re
publican has had military training IS Yale grad
nate and hopes to be "on the stan" after Janu-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
N-III'rSONS.

School COMMISSIONS Miller Of this district has
approved the plans for the new school building 10
he erected thi', place replace the o.d building
which WAS ccidemned last spring. The house
will cost about 5000 and will be a two-story frame
lN.lding Through the generosity of Wafer w.
law who has decided tract OF land upon, WhlCh
80 erect the building. and also contributed sIvp
toward it, cos' the trustees w be enabled 10
build the school with little delay
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TARRYTOWN.

The newly elected officers OF the Tarrytown Uni
verslty Extension Society as follows: Marshall
l. Bacon president: George f. Adams. first VICE
p-es,dent J r Law second vce-president; Miss
f,lla Lowe treasurer and Miss Nichols. secretary.
Howard c. Wiggins. Of Rome y. Y GRAND he,
gent Of the Royai ArCanum. Will make MS annual
visit TO Kyk-T!t Council this evening
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
N.URED ~ 4 DRIVING ACCIDENT.

Ashury Park y. j.. Nov p (SpeclaD.-Louis l..
Todd proprietor Of the Hotels Marlborough and
Ncndone New-York city. had serious accident
b,re ON Sunday. while driving between Asbury
p,rk and Lakewood He was thrown from his ear
riag, causing q dislocaton OF the right shoulder
and other Injuries which will probably confine him
rn mis- room for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The union Thanksgiving service Of the Protestant
churches Of the village will be held on Thursday
morning In the First and Second Presbyterian
churches The Rev \. II. Goodenough. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Will preach IN the
First Church and the Rev. w. y. Waller in the
second church The offerings at both services Will
le given to the Organized Charities.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
DORPS FERRY.

william = I.ockhart an Old resident 81 this
village died on Saturday. His funeral was held
yesterday.
The members OF me Mohican Club gave ar on
te-tainrent last evening ~ the Ardsley Lyceum.
meeting O, the newly organized Chsutauqua
Circle will he held Friday evening at the sum-
,nerfeld Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NEW COACH FOR HARVARD'S CREW.

opEA. or TIE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN. TO BE
LEIIMAN's SUCCESSOR
Madison, WIS. Nov q (SpecaD.-Andrew NJ Odea'
rowing coach OF the University of Wisconsin, tele-
graphed tonight his acceptance OF HaTvards offer
TO take fu!l charge OF that institutions crew lie
VIII start for the East tomorrow. Od"d mas peer.
Visconsin's coach for four years ana his departure
VIII be keenly regretted. lie l. famous Australian
oarsman and inventor u the Yara- fard stroke.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
PLANS FOR { BULL FIGHT At DENVER.

Denver. Nov 1.-The Entertainment Committee
~ the National Live Stock Convention which will
he held here January I. today received letter
from q prominent breeder Of Spanish bulls in tho
60. 49,, I,Isco Mexico Offering bring four
,horouehbred nghting toros and tve experienced
,natodors three men and two women. TO Denver
an ms occasion. and give gran corrida atter
,n, me matter and II II ran see Its way cIear ana
, nc s..l,r. an arena large enough 10 hold nitN
,ttnn,sanJ peopie the Mexican proposition probably
viii be accepted.