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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
NEW ROCHELLE.

Mrs Margaret Cummings VINO INSTITUTE" "o"
proceedings against the village for 25W damages
for injuries received by falling IN Nor'h-st J"
Anril 1897 has received an award Of so" from
the supreme Court. Corporation tounsei j. Au"'-
son Young will probably appeal the case
4 special election for appropriation Nf %'v
for The Improvement of the Fire Department WI VII
be held on Tuesday In the corporation rooms IN
TbnIsdav the trustees will hold special meeting
canvass the vote. -. -..,,, ,,oo.-
The Hueueno; Wheelmen at their annual me-
ing on Thursday night elected l. Is Fries p re-
dent: Alfred COtrelli. yice-president, mares l1
Fletcher treasurer. John r. Lauer secretary diu
F N Carpenter captain Saturday w" ne c'p bo
night AT The house and refreshments VIII pe
served The members will open the new ciuU-
house with reception and dinner on SATURDAY
81 the meeting Of the Epworth League or 81
Joints Methodist Episcopal Church on next Mon-
dav night Major Frank Keck Of the lst reg,
n,ent who led the daring charge up san Juan
Url will speak An address will also be mace oy
private Hannaford. a tent mate Of the late NOT
mar Crosby. o.- hos hon,
Leo Bergholz who for several years mas oee ~
United states Consul Al Erzeroum, IN turkey IS
home furlough s o,.,,vouslv
for TWENTY-FIVE years organist OF 81 Jonh
Methodist Episcopal Church. will have vaoa haon
~ sin months Charles Andre tlller mas peei'
engaged 70 All the place until next May
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CRANK AFTER THE PRESIDENT.

HAD APPLIED FOR THE LOAN OF THE UNITED
STATES NAvY-ANGRY AT NOT GETTING IT.
Policeman O'Leary. of the East One-hundred-
and-thirty-eghth-st police station, early yesterday
morning noticed man digging with a barrel
stave in St Mary's Park. Morrisanla. He refused
10 answer all questions. When searched II was
found that his pockets were filed with grass. he
was taken 10 the police station On searching MIN
there the following letter was found In his pos
session.
To William p. Mckinley. United States PRESIDENT.
Esteemed Sir had the honor four years ago
n make n request Of you for ASSISTANCE lot tIle
recolpinr of the Holy Sepuchre. The only ,tnlns
I needed was the loan Of the United states NaVy,
As | did not receive any answer. write TINS WnioIi
will he the last Unless you loan me the niteu
states Navy and one thousand millions OF doIdIs
I will blow up your home and XIII every Hdl'
woman and child in the United States.
The letter was unsigned In the mans pockets
was also found a package Of papers cut from
nAvsnaners in the shape of bank bills Eacn
ore had marked on II Vahe, ranging iLOlii
q O.r1 10 $50 10000. The man said ms name WIS
smith Earth that he had no home and was thirIiS
seven wears old He also said he was bl SS,I
and lived in Berlin. He gave policeman " LeeaIy
niece Of per marked 5000" and another poHGe-
nan one marked $1,000 but refused 70 give the
Sergeant ANYTHING In the Morrisania Ponce CoSts
he was sent to Bellevue TO be examined as 10 MS
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

A large number Of wcll-known people ATTENDED
the wedding OF Miss Ethel Kipp and Charles Car
brey. both Of this city. at the Waldorf-Astora
Hotel last evening The Rev. F. NJ. S. Taylor,
rector OF the Church OF the Ascension officiaied
Miss Bird. OF New York City. was maid OF honor
and among the bridesmaids were the Misses Gar
brey and Miss McMurray Eugene Carbrey was
his brothers best man. dinner was given ai'er
the ceremony. .
Miss May 4. c. Stevens daughter OF Joseph
Stevens OF South Ffth-ave. and Frederick n,
Miller were married on Thursday afternoon az tne
home of the brides parents. The Rev, W A.
Granger pastor OF the Baptist churcn. oTCla.eu'
They will live I'm West Midway. Mass. where MI
Miller is In business 49,, l.,
Republicans are arranging for a iarge rally IN
Lincoln Hall on next Thursday night j. lTyng
Burns, candidate for Congress, and George ,tope
MARS the Senate candidate Of the party. VIII oe
among the speakers. - - xxo.,oa
John Wharton. Of Wi,namsbridSe was arrested
Yesterday by Patrolman Glettzman Tor steanns
books from the Law Office Of +. J. smith Sou'h
Oficers Of the Epworth League Of the fUst
Methodist Episcopal Church were instaIeu ~
Thursday night Addresses were mace oN ne
pa Stor the Rev George G. Peck. and the HeN II
Wing A former pastor.
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srvyFP'S cOyrTCTION TO STAND.

The Appellate Division ~ the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down decision affirming the judy
ment OF the Court Of General Sessions convicting
Perrin II Sumner II grand larceny in the second
degree Sumner got $500 from Charles II Good
win on the understanding that the money was 10
be paid out some land I'm New-Jersey
Sumner said ne had been employed to sell the land
tho price being fixed at 5000 He made Goodwin
believe that he knew who would pay $4,000
for the land. and got GoOdwn's money 10 secure
option on the property. Sumner was CONVICTED
and sentenced 10 six years imprisonment. on tho
appeal II was vainiy c"ntended that the transac-
ton was IN effect partner hip anar. ana that no
larceny had been committed.
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PEEKSKIII.

To-day will be the second day Of registry In
Peekski and every Republican should see that his
name is on the list.
Mr. and Mrs j. Wiley Silleck. recently celebrated
the ffty-fth anniversary OF their marriage AZ their
home in Union-st Mr.. Silleck and Miss Maria
Romer. OF Philipstown were married in October
1913. Mr.. Sieck is Of the oldest living mem
bers Of the New-York Volunteer Fire Department.
The delegates to the recent Republican County
Convention twenty in number, did not eject their
county committeeman last week. They were called
toge Their in the Office OF their chairman. eX-Assem-
blyman u. Wiley Travis. Thursday evening.
Ali except Two responded. James w. Hustled was
elected county committeeman TO succeed himself.
although under protest. FOur-ffths of the mem
beers were opposed to him. and ex-Assemblyman
Travis could have been elected and had a number
of votes although he declined to accept the office.
Therefore in the interest OF harmony. Mr.. Hustled
was reelected unanimously.
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WIFE DEAD. III SBAND ARRESTED.

Mrs Annie Warren. thrty-two years old. Of No
60 Chrystie-st.. was attended by physician on
Thursday night He took with him his instrument
case. containing bottle Of strychnne and pre-
scribed for the woman. who said she was sick a nd
had been beaten ny her husband lie left her feel
inc better The doctor called again at 3 clock
and found the woman dead from strychnne poi
son His bottle OF strychnine was on a table
The woman's husband. who is a ongshoreman was
arrested
ST. told the police that the bottle could not have
fallen out 81 his valise and expressed the opinion
that the husband took the bottle out. Warren was
committed 10 the Tombs 10 await an inquest
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Second day for registration and party enrolment.
10 10 r. m.
The Standard OF inquiry TO be resuned AZ tho
New Amsterdam Hotel. 10 n. m
Morris Park races p m.
Formal opening OF ST Johns Park. AT Hudson.
Clarkson and Leroy SITS. T. m.
Committee on Judicial Nominal lions to report on
the nominations made by both parties 10 the Bar
Association. p. m.
Body OF Colonel Wikoff. who was killed ar San
tIaeO 70 arrive on transport and. escorted by
troops 10 be conveyed 20 train for Easton. Penn.
Republican meeting TO ratify the SARATOGA
ard local nominations North Side Republican Club
One-hundred nd fortysecond-st and Third-ave.. $
p m
Concert for the benefit Of the families Of the
soldiers AZ the front, LenoX Lyceum. p. m
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san FR1NCTSCO INNING STOCKS.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETs

Galveston OCT, fiction steady. mlddlins. - ~
niidIlnr tssc good ordinary. 4'.c. receipts II az s
exports TO Great Britain. 6.79i. % France llo ~
Continent 4 49, sales 26Se spnners l22. stock 80"
Baltimore. oct i4-Couan nominal mddllns. -
low milling tiA-l6,. good ordinary. : ibc. nei ~
cs,n. IL bales: gross. 540a exports - Great hrl''
s Sac. ~ the Continent gao. stock. B. i3 -
SS,,,,,ab Oct u Cotton quiet. mddling 49, ~
n,dding 4hc. receipts lo025 bales: exports '0a't"
oe3. sales s74; stock lbs. AZ ,,,...
4 i5i6r: low midiling, i9lac, sooi ordinary 80;
net raceipts 0si bales Is Sos exports - 80
Britain 7iiS the Continent iIo5. sales. 4"' s'NN
100. 400 nm, =, -. "a
dlirr i@c net receipts 1876 bales, 90 ~,
ments 1864 sales. 800. stock In 1898 ooo' w W.
81 Louis Oc, i,-Cotton STEADY. midilng De iow
rading 4Ac: good ordinary. t%c, net receipts 80
bales. gross t.T67. shipments. 3Sil sales 500 S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
TARRYTOWN.

A convention Of the Associated Councils Of the
Junior Order OF United American Mechanics Of
Westminster County was held last evening In the
Vanderbilt Building After the convention the
members OF the local lodge entertained the visiting
members and served supper.
The annual parade and inspection Of the Tarry-
town Fire Department will be held on Tuesday
next The apparatus and frehouses will be in
spected in the afternoon, and the parade will take
place in the evening.
further hearing in the 1896 of William and
John D. Rockefeller against the Mount Pleasant
assessors was held Yesterday before Franklin
Couch Of Peekskill. referee. Henry F1eden testi
fed FOR the Rockefellers and the assessors were
not represented.
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Re sure TO have your name on the reEistra-
ton books. This is the second day Of regis
COLORED PEOPLE NEED A NEW CHURCH,

An appeal is being made to the general public by
the Rev. F. Butter Tompkins for contributions to a
fund for the purpose Of building a church for col
ored people in the old "Tenderloin district" extend
ing west % Sixth-ave.. between TWenty-siXth-st.
and Fifty-second-st. II has been pointed out that
since this section had been pursed OF the many dis
reputable characters which formerly dwelt there
before the Parkhurst crusade the houses and apart
ments had been leased to respectable cOlOred fam
lilies With the exception of 81. Jamcs's Church
this whole district has no house Of worship for
this colored population. and the present movement
has been started in order to meet this need. The
Rev DR.. George Alexander. the Rev. DR.. john b.
Shaw and the Rev, Thomas 5. Hastings are mon
toned as cooperating in the plan. The treasurer
OF The fund IS G. a. Andrews. 80 633 MadisOn-aNe.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
EVERETT-Ha Caine. the English author
GRAND General William Kirby and Major l. F..
SAWYER L = A. Rear-Admira George Brown.
L s ~ retired. HOLLAND. NJ. Sprague. Of
Cincinnati and Professor J. Harvard Riles. OF
Glasgow MANHATTAN-H. Seton Carr, NJ. p. Of
London. MURRAY HGLL-Seth Wheeler, or Al
banv NEW-AMSTERDAM-Coun Luvenhauft OF
the Swedish Legation WALDORF-Colonel r. +.
Maddox Of Atlanta Ga. and Count G. d'Avene Of
Paris WTNDSOR-Ex Governor Frank Fuller ~
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1898


PORT or NEW YORK. FRIDAY OCTOBER a. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Germanlc Brl McKinstry Liverpool Oct and
Queenstown with merchandise $50 cabin steer
age passengers White star Line Arrived az the Bar
at 1910
steamer Fars, Bismarck Gen Albers Hamburg oc, q
SOUTHAMPTON and Cherbourg with mdse 40S cabin and
2s5 steerage passengers Hamburg American Line Ar
rived AZ he Bar az
steamer Karlsruhe Gen. Bardeleben Bremen Oct /
with mdse 0i and 205 passengers 20 Del
rchs Co Arrived ~ the Bar al 500 m.
steamer Amrlm GER. BOewe. Tsmpico Sept 20 and
Progreso oct with mdse James T. Ward 4 Coz vessel
10 Daniel Bacon. Arrived the BAR a ! 40 a m
steamer tller ,Norl. Svendsen. Demerara Oct T. with
sugar and passengers 10 I. W p Armstrong Arrived
a the Bar : a
Steamer Tan ,Br Canroberts Port Maria Oct q An
natto Bay 81 Margarets Bay and Port Antonio 7. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
RRIARCLIFFE MANOR.

The Rev Mr.. Goodwin. Of New-Jersey. will occu-
py the pulpit Of the Congregational Church to-
morrow The subject Of his discourse in the morn
Ing will be Foreign Mission
Joseph Harvey. OF this place has gone to New
Salem, where he intends entering into business.
The Rev. Frank Shepard. OF Pleasantville, con
Quoted the services Of the special meeting nj the
Congregational Church Tuesday.
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SING SING

"popp,ng the Question" Is the title OF little play
the young Peoples Guild Of Trinity Episcopal
church will give IN the chapel on Thursday even
ing October p.
Frank G Wood IL ot this village. has been ap-
pointed organlst and choirmaser Of 81 Marks
Episcopal Church Tarrytown.
IN autumn soc.abe was held by the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the Presbyterian Church at
the home OF Miss Mabel Foster In Agate-ave.. Ias'
evening. ,,. 80
An apple social Will be given BY the Women's AID
Society Of the Baptist Church next Tuesday even-
Ing IN the parlors Of the church.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN-

Services Will be held in the Old Dutch Church OF
Sleepy Hollow tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock.
and the Rev Arthur F. Mabon. pastor Of the Sec
ond Reformed Church. will preach The 2oist
niversary Of the Old Church occurred this week
This will be the first day for the voters OF Mount
Pleasant Township to register.
The Old Sleepy Hollow Schoolhouse will be sold
at auction this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
NEW WORKERS BUYING coal MINES.

Denver. Oct. THE News" prints the following
to-day:
a company OF NeWNork hnanciers has closed
negotiations for the entire properties OF the Victor
coal aud Coke Company. located in Southern Colo
RADIO. Tn" deal involves property valued several
millions or dollars The properties lie In the vicin-
or Trinidad. COL and consist OF several miles
mines and COKE ovens The quality Of the coal In
the mines varies from the very highest grade
ttuminOus TO the best cOkng product
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THE DOnTTLLE ARRIVES AT TANCOrrER.

In dispatches from Seattle and Vancouver printed
IN The Tribune Thursday. IT was stated that the
steamer James Domville had been fast on a sand
bar In her trip 20 Lake Bennett and that her ma
chinery broke down at White Horse RAPIDS: also
that she went aground near Rink Rapids In re-
gard 10 this Colonel Domvile. representing the
Syndicate owning the steamer. who is in this
city. says that he has just received a telegram
from his agent at Vancouver stating that the
DomVllle has arrived safely at Dawson
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All the polling-pIaces are open from n m.
{ O y. m to-day for registration. Don't fail
to get your name on the books.
LocAL BUSINESS Qualifications.

Deputy-sherif Sullivan yesterday levied on the
stock Of Samuel Weiss manufacturer OF women's
underwear and waists. at No. 81 Grand-st.. three
urits of replevin from Epstein Bros. aggregating
s91l. in favor OF the following creditors: Harit
g. Iindgens s76l; Rachel Ablowich 1853. and Will
lam Mayer & Co.. ss7 While the Sheriff was
there Marsha. appeared and levied on the ma
Spiegeherg GO. for Sl51.
Deputy Sheriff Sullivan has received two attach
ments against Thomas Flynn. doing business as
Flynn & Co. cloak manufacturers. at No. SO
Broadway. In favor OF w. T. Altworth. for S3l1. on
an assigned claim of Schultz & Abbes, and in favor
pu, a keeper in charge. but no stock was found in
the place-ony the machines and fxtures
Justice smyth Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted o motion TO vacate two Of the wrts Of re-
plevin obtained Thursday against Lewis
Abrams wholesale clothipg dealer. Of No East
Fourth-st in favor Of Forstman & Co. for $50.
and Lesher Whitman & Co. for S5ss. under which
nearly all the stock Of clothing which Mr. Abrams
valued at over 81 81. was levied upon Nir Myers.
OF Myers Goldsmith & Bronner. argued In favor Of
the motion. and Franklin Bien opposed H. \ meet
ing Of the n-replevining creditors Of Mr. Abrams
was held yesterday the office Of Frederick But
terrified IL Co.. No 725 Broadway, to take action
toward protecting their interests and fund
Of Mr. Abrams thai he was solvent and decisive
action was postponed until II was learned what de-
cieion had been made IN regard 10 the repevins
The meeting adjourned before Justice Smytn's
decision was rendered
An order from Judge Lent Of Westminster Coun-
~ was filed here yesterday. appointing John X.
Frskine ir receiver in supplementary proceedings
for Frederic Shonnard. OF Yonkers on the appca-
ton Of Henry G. Dodge Mr.. Shonnard owns con-
sidera BILE real In Yon<ers one tract consist
ing OF l57 lots but il is mortGaged, and he could
not tell the value or the equity
Justice smyth, OF the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed Maurice d Barry. the temporary receiver
permanent receiver OF the German American Tile
COMPANY Of No. 81 East Fifty -ninin-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Oct IA. m.Cotton- ar lenit, Az, :.
prices unchanged American midng 32t Inc 80
of the day 900 bales ~ which 800 were ~
sn.,uation and EXPORT and included GEO bales NmrtV
FUTURES opened Let. bu, steady. with moderate -.
mani and closed quiet American mddnns N e'le,,
M BUYERS October and November , dS otHSa s-''..
November and December % 6ide 6S- bid sellers pr,
her and January. 32-64 az 0Gid sellers. Janea,
Fehrlarv, az "a ~ 88-6id value February aht a "a
?6S0iR3d sslere March and April Sd buyers Ap'' Una
MAY l-Gsd buyers; MAY and June, 2-sid sellers ~
and July. 2-6is3 3-Gid buyers, July ana August -
s3 2-6id sellers. August and SeptAmh-r ~-'sA "
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10.
MONDAY. OCTOBER
OUTGOING STEA HERS.
DAY

TO DAY.
Vessel For Line. Malls close Vessel sails
Aller Naples etc Lloyd 900 fl 90 m
Abs Haiti Atlas ................lO 1900 A IL 90
AthOs Jamaica Atlas 1000 m Zoo
Benedict. North Brazil Booth zoo m 3 90
British Prince Santos Prince ....... 1000 nj 200
Campania. Greens own and Liverpool
Cunara 1000 100 m
La Champagne. hare French ..... 700 1000 m
Madana. Thornqs quebec $50 m II
Rhynland southampton and Antwerp.
Red star 10 30 a n, 1910
Statendam Rotterdam. H0 Amer. 500 1000 a m
Thlngvala Norway. etc Thlngvalla HOO m 100
Vigilanca. Havana and Mexican ports.
York and cuba 10 20 100 m
MONDAY. OCTOBER IL
Iroluois. Charleston. Clyde .......-... 3OOp m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is
Trave Bremen G Lloyd .......... 10 a m 1000 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15

REFEREES APPOINTED
supreme Court
By SMITH. !.
Adams Shaw-George W. Blunt
Hussey Hamilton Edward /. Patterson
GreaCen agt. Alexander Edward T. Mccall
Matter o. German American Tile Company-Eduin n
Root
Duncan est. Coe-wliarn j. Iardner
Matter q Van Note & Fisl<-Daniel Farley.
ChisolU agt Adais-JameS KeirIey
Potter l%nnon- Edward r. Mccall
prgPs A!exsnder-Edwnrd +. Mccall
Matter 81 Dy ckman-s-Isasc r. Brennan
Matter ~ la Forte-John II. Rogan
BY Freedman J.
Hilton act Hilton-Charles = Harris
Matter II SnOwdeq-Augustus H. Van1erpoel
Smith sg' New York Real Estate Building and I'm
provelnen, CcInpany--S. J.. II. Ward.
Palfrey sgt Palfrey--Ausustus II. Vsnderpoel
BY DAILY. J.
Forsch az William r Clare
BY Cohen, J
Cooney agt siefke-Otto Y. Rosalsky
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Cour-.
By Smyth. J.
Mater OF German-American Tile Conpany-MAuTice D.
Barry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
DOBBS FERRY.

Miss Annie Martin and Frederick Jackson were
married Wednesday evening by the Rev. Lin
coin A. Ferris pastor OF the Summarized Methodist
Episcopal Church The maid Of honor was Miss
Dora Martin, sister Of the bride. and James Ode
was the best
A large and fashionable dance was given at the
Ardsley Casino last evening at which many we'll
known New-York society people were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
TRADESNEN'S NATIONAL BANK CASE.

Judge Lacombe has granted. application %
Parker Aaron. representing the Controller OF the
Currency and National Bank Examiner Kimbal
an order for a temporary injunction restraining
the Sheriff from interfering with the assets Of the
Tradesmen's National Bank. pending the hearing
upon an application for order for the Sheriff to
show cause why he should not be permanently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
HAWAIIAN SUGAR ST0cK Not INCREASED

San Francisco OCT. H-At special meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Hawaiian Commercial and
Sugar Company. called for the purpose Of acting on
a proposition TO increase the stock from scO00Oo0
10 sl5.0J0"s. IL decided not 10 make the pro-
posed increase. President POLITE presented his re-
port OF TIE condition OF the corporation. which was
nnnroNed by the areholders.
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PLEASANTVILLE.

pretty wedding took place Wednesday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel o. Wash
burn near this village when their daughter. Miss
Abbe j. Washburn, and Oscar Washburn were
married in the presence OF seventy1Ve guests. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. G: s. Keyser.
pastor of the West Pleasantville Methodist Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
r,ro vrApc FOP UTTTLiTTNG COIN.

Theodore S Leon who was indicted by the Fed
eral Grand Jury on charge Of extracting siVer
from half dollars filing up the caNtles WIN iea"
49,, .a..,r, tho mutilated coin. pleaded guilty 10
tba charge before Judge Thomas In the criminal
Branch Of the United States Circuit Court yester.
dav and was sentenced 70 two years imprisonment
In the Elnira Reformatory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
TUCKAHOE

The annual fire parade and Inspection TOOK pI'Te
-, ,,bursdav night Mayor Fiske and Chief Jewell.
~ Mount Vernon. were guests Of the Department.
The parade consisted Of the fire companies IA
ternai societies and six BANDS ana drum cUIps
Inst as IL was crossing the New orr anu ia "a
tracks an express train dashed BY Inc rear eiu
OF a wagon bearing calcium Hght was suuch'
ana the driver was thrown out and brulseo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
HARRISON.

Frederick Peters died on Thursday night at'er
long illness. from consumption. Mr.. Peters leaves
a widow, and two children. The funeral Will u.ke
e1sre to-rnOrroW afternoon. and members or me
Eew-York Fire Department will be in attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15

wood Handsomely finished and heated BY a hot
water system -,
The members OF the Presbyterian Church VIII
hold a fair at the end OF this month
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard has discontinued the
farming department OF her estate ut this place
and disposed Of all tho livestock 10 the Briar-
cNe Farms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15

The Iron Age" prints letter from San Fran
cisco lntimaiing that Eastern manufacturers Of
pumps may find rivals the Pacific Coast
Heretofore all orders for pumps from Hawaii and
the Philippines have been passed along houses
this side OF the continent. but is possible that
San Francisco will soon be In a position to compete
for natrOnnge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6l2 Sunset 52i Moon rises -- Moons aga
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
,N-sanav Hook $50 Gov. Island 1:l6 Hell Gate 300
p SANDY Hook 122 Gov. Island 1:a4 Hell cate "-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
SCARBOROUGH

Plans FOR the station building at this place
hove been prepared. and the work OF construction
VIII begin soon The structure VII! be Of