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New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or HEw-YORK-FRIpAT NOV. IL 1893.


ARRIVED.
Steamer s. Louis Ranale. sogthan,p,9n Soy.ms., x,
COMPANY Anchored outside the Bar at - m. j..
ballast to Peer wright sons Arrived in Lower Ray
sfeame- rndanr,ei ,Bo Frcoate Hull October ~. IN
ballast to Edward Perry a 20. Arrived at the Rar at
sesmer Monaghan Csr Brase GLASGOW october 20 ard
d2gaIs M2y 80 &c. 5n % i Ra9un o Arytd a. he BaT ct
Steamer N6rihaven DAM. Olsen Antwerp october o.
in ballast to simpson spence Young Arrived az 'h'
70 MIN nise 90 cahn and 2s3 passengers TO
oso6s rasr no .ef Bnar al ' e r A6es aambrg 30
ven,ber 2 Sou,hamptoo snd cherbours = With md.. ~
sr'' an Line n', Hrri~si At he Bar at 7.o5 q m
o n s5 e'! Fl d aad 2l4i g na s12 So1SssT rh
70 Busk eyons Aye5 a. ne iS Bar Xytnbe a. ~ with
mdse and q passengers Panama Railroad IS CO. Ar
steamer Ceyon Nor Hansen Progreso Noyemher
with mdse and cabin passengers to Daniel Bacon Ar
''; steae- Icon So fanpe Knss'og , %oy.ms,g r, :,
Fruit COMPANY ArrIa a. the Psr a. NTt.nsr M .na
Charleston .. with nfse and passengers 70 Nf''
f5 mss s and & 6sssSssr AssSss asfi "a n
New Win nldse ana passengers the Old II mir'r s'
steamer George W -lyde Robinson. wilmington {.
November 5 with mise and passengers to : ''''
Steamer CITY n rhiadolphia. peano. Baltimore. -h
s,eamer Tryr ,Xor, psniel.en Montreal No .rb-,
and Fic,ou. : in ballast 10 Bennett Walsh 4 q" ~
r'sa :nst s H. Hso par X At ysy m H. 30 vna northwest
fresh breeze. clear.
, FsT' FsT r 8 an1Srp s9T S. S..cs
Ky o hnSF % t'rl Rio 1rande Brunsvcs
tahoochee savannah: Tallahassee Savannah 'onaSc'
rori News. Ciuyaniotte Norfolk ana Newport News q
tunnels from Buffalo. Philadelphia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Fire was discovered in a large Italian tenement
house in Third-st.. West New-Rochele. yesterday
morning The inmates fed. leaving most OF their
possessions behind. The building was destroyed
The Board Of Education is preparing series OF
free lectures tc be delivered in the schools this
winter Among those who have been invited 10 de-
liver addresses are Henry Loomis Nelson, Freder-
lex Remington Rufus Zogbaum and professor H.
T. Nulc. . ,v With,
The tenth concert o. the New Rochelle Ni9nn
Circle Will be hod in Trinity House next Iuesday
evening The circle numbers nearly sixty instru-
lncnts and viii be assisted 10y the juvenile or
chestra and the Mount Vernon String quartet
The sOlosts are Miss Sidone W. Krueger soprano
and Professor Benjamin Isaacs and Edward liam
The Tourist Literary club has been reorganized
for the by the election OF the Rey A ~ ~.
(;oodenough president: II. J. Tryon. vice-presaent
Miss Emma Zoibeor. secretary, and MISS j. -.
scott treasurer The club will devote the carry
winter to discussing Our New iOsSeSs'O'iS ~"
Wan and Porto Rico
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
POLICEMAN HELD FOR FELOAl.
CHARGED WITH LURING AN IMMIGRANT To
SALOON. WHERE HE WAS DRUGGED

AND ROBBED.
Policeman Henry Kreckel. OF the Charles-st s'a-
ton. who was accused In the jefferson Market Po-
Ice Court on Thursday by James Alexander an I'M
migrant OF Turing him 10 a saloon where ne was
drugged and robbed. was suspended by Chlet DeN-
cry yesterday afternoon. pending an investigation
into the case 70 be made by Inspector Thompson
Alexander arrived in this country on Wednesday
on the steamer Majestic. He came from Scotland
and was on his way TO Teesw3ter. Ontario 10 settle
I'd his fathers estate. on the night OF his arrival
in New-York he started out 10 see the town. Inc
immigrant says he met kreckel. and they went 10
a saloon at No. PSI Bleecker-st There ne was
drugged. and while unconscious robbed lie ldehll.
fed Krecke later the policeman who had lured
him to the saloon and Richard Candy as the par
tender. The latter vas arraignec in the Jeiterson
Market Police Court and was held in $1,000 for eX-
animation by Magistrate Pool.
The examination I'm the case took place Yesterday
before Magistrate Pool In the jefferson Market
Court. Krecke defendant prisoner Witl
Candy Alexander repeated his former story. ana
examination by the defendants lawyer failed
to make him alter any Of his statements. He said
he told Kreckel that police officers in Scotland did
not go into bars. but the policeman replied that 1t
different here.
In the course OF the examination there was
stormy scene between the Magistrate and the law
yer who represented the defendants. Magistrate
pool asserting that the la wyer asking the same
not stand IT, The storm ended in the Magistrate
having the lawyer put out OF the room: He held
Kreckel in 5000 bail and Candy IN 5000 bail FOR
trial. and promised that the papers in the case
would GO 10 the Grand Jury this morning.
Kreckel then appealed Captain Moynhan 10
answer for his appearance In court. You have
known me for twenty-five years Won't you vouch
for me?" he asked The captain made an eyasiye
would be proper for the captain 10 be responsible
for Kreckel under the circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
YONkERS.

Yonkers Ledge Of odd Fellows entertained VISIT
ors from Purity Lodge. Brooklyn; Palisade Lodge
Of Yonkers and members OF other lodges along 'he
river on Thursday evening. After the usuai DUST
ness had been transacted Past Grand Sire James
J. Sanders. Of this city. selected as master OF
ceremonies lie made a stirring speech; and Others
who helped entertain We're Frank Steadmar ~ ~bel'-
,nc NJ Reeves and T. NJ. Ochley. supper was
served at The close Of the speechniaking , ,
There was a concert last evening IN the nan ~
the Woman's Institute. under the auspices OF ,te
Institute Club and the receipts VIII 60 toward 'he
purchase Of piano. ,, -
An exciting game Of basketball was played on
Thursday evening in the gymnasium OF the ouhz
Mems Christian Association between the nome
team and a team from jho Railroad Branch Mali<
hatren Jus, before the bell rang AT the cIos7 o..
fhe last half when the score was tie, one OF t"@
Yonkors rnen threw a basket. and won the game
Al tho Holly ywood Inn Recreation Field Dan
woo1io today the Inns team Will meet the Dauhl-
less football team Of Elizabeth. y. j.
on Monday evening the Old Hickory Dramauc
Cornranv composed largely Of members OF the Inn:
Nyili present A double bin. The first. "A Fair OF
Iunofics viii he presented by \. n. Tompkns.
ir and Eta Corning Fink. and Frank Wylde y!
Mr Tompkns. Frank .. Freethy Eta CORNING
have the assistance cf Mrs. Robert Fones. who Will
sing and John Dillon. - -
Dr Robert T. Howe. Of Mount vernon enter
tanned ire Jenkins Meiica Society OF this city on
Thursday evening. There were present from
yonkers Drs Benedict Caan. Gibson Ior-
teous Miles. Mofat Warren. BoWden ana her
nance; from Mount Vernon there were Drs.
Greene Campbell. Myers. Knapp. Currier. Brush.
Goodwin Shipman and Emerson
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
INCORPORATED N WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston. ". Va. Nov II (spccia'-The S,cro-
tsry Of State here has issued the following char
ters TO Ne"-York companies:
The Gold Rock Mining Company. of Ncw-York
ior inc purpore OF doing general mining bus-
ness; capital subscribed. 500 with the privilege
Of increasing II TO N.@9NO. The shares are 81
each. and are held by Charles ". Sanders John
II. Macy William :. Gouil. Noble II. Getcheli and
lysander Gctchcll. all OF New-Yo ork
The San Manuel Mining Company OF Now-York
ness. capital subscribed 1907 with the privilege
are so each and held by Louis r IIaggin
Elliott NJ West John NAHUM II Mullar and
{. W Beauchamp. OF Brooklyn.
Tho Automatic Coang AMI Weighing Barge
Company, for the purpose OF constructing own
Ing. leasing. selling and operating barges canal
boats. equipped for automatic coaling and coal
weighing; capital subscribed 800 with the privi-
leeo Of incre aeing the same to S.cIc0 The
shares 800 each and neld by = B. CLARKE
George NJ. Allen. Henry II. iran. Thomas Holden
)r. and Ernest Atkinson all OF New-York
The American Iron Car Company. Of New.York
FOR the purpose OF manufacturing buying and
selling and operating freight and passenger car.
OF various kinds and descriptions upon any and
all railroads In the United States capital sub
scribed. 800 with the privilege OF increasing
the same 10 10000 The shares are 800 each
and are held ~ r. " Hazard George " Dith,
ridge. f. r. Johns. Thomas Fitch and Thomas
Frakey. all Of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Governor-eect Roosevelt 10 meet Chairman Odell
and other Republican leaders Fifth Avenue Hotel.
forenoon
The Republican Club. No. 45o Fifth-ave. to give q
dinner 10 the GOvernor-eect. clubhouse. evening.
Schoolmas:ers Association OF New-York. No. II
West Forty four hist. 10 a. m.
Seni-annual meeting Of the Comparative Litera-
ture Society Carnegie Lyceum. Fifty-seventh-st.
and Sovcnth-aVe 1920 a. m.
Phi Sigma Kappa convention. Hotel ST. Denis.
m.
Annual dinner Of the Thomas Hunter Association.
Sherry's Forty -fourth-st. and Fifth-ave., p. M.
Dinner OF former students Of the University OF
G0ttinCen. Metropolitan Club evening.
DR. William II. Maxwell. city Superintendent or
School system" great hall 81 Cooper Union, r. m
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
"sTEERING" FOR CoyRT LAWYERS.

JUDGE COVING's INrIGNATION AROUSED BY A
PRACTICE N GENERAL. SESSIONS.
Judge Cowing. sitting in the Court Of General
Sessions, Yesterday expressed great Indignation at
the revelation made 10 him b. Joseph J. Harris
lawyer Of No. 246 Broadway. thet lawyers prac-
tising In that court employed "steerers" The case
OF Jacob Richmond. 90 No 60 Carnine-st. was on
the calendar charged with attempted robbery
when the case called Judge Cowing asked
Richmond n he had lawyer. Richmond replied
that he had n lawyer named Harris. TO whom he
had paid $40 defend him. but the man was not
present Judge CoWing sent FOR Harris When
lie appeared IN court he told Judge Cowing that
when he was retained IN the he was in the
Catskius. His clerk received tho $40. but had to
pay so for ban ana 81 for the services Of a
'stecrcr" who took the case to HIS Office. Judge
Cowing said It was ga outrage that such condi-
ton OF things prevailed.
Richmond was tried and acquitted. He was
charged By Detective sullivan With attempting 70
steal a wOman's purse. The did appear.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
WHITE PLAINS.

Annual reu1ioo Thanksgiving services in this vii
bge will be ncl1 this year in the Presbyterian
church.
The case Of N e. Hartman g Co. civil engineers.
of New-York Clty. against this village was heard
in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday. The
firm supe rintended the laying of the brick pave
ment in Kaiiro1d-aNc. and brought suit for 5000
for extra services against the village
\ series Cf tOur entertainments has been ar
ranged by the committee Of the Young Men
Christian Association. beginning with the New
England dirner on December s. 10 he followed by
an amateur minstrel snow. dramatic entertain
inent and Il concert
Independent Eucioc Company gave A successful
reception IN - Rooms on Thu sday evening for
Frank Donharn one II it's MEMBERS who served il,
The Santiago campaign ia tho list Regimen.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon high school building wh'ch
was completed and put IN use last. year, was ior-
mauv opened FOR public inspection on Thursday
night The building was brilliantly illuminate =
and decorated with potted plants The Board OF
Educa ton and the fac ity were present 10 rSCe'
visitors The Invocation was by the KEY w, y;
Granger and President Joseph 5. Wood d.hNeieI
an address According to his statements. the hsh
school now has 96l regular attendants ana tdS tnS
nublic library has erOwr from if13 volumes IN 1879
10 more than seven thousand last year, ana oOOsS
readers. 81 p...~,. VIII
Jams daughter OF J. r. Williams to George heTis NE
Rohinson The ceremony was performed IN tne
chantrv OF the Church Of the Ascension, by me
Rev + NJ ; Taylor. and was quiet. owing 70
the recent death OF the brides mother' M's' A'e
The annual fair Of Trinity Episcopal Church Will
hs hold In the parish house next Wednesday, IhuIs-
day and Friday evenings.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
LOrM BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Tho international Pcrfumery Company. ot No i7l
rihcrty-st manufacturer OF toilet articles. made
an assignment Yesterday 20 Hubert Payne. Oscar
n Dixie is president and Herbert V. Dixie secretary.
Tho sheriff sold tho effects Of the company IN
August last an execution for sol5s in favor of
Henry r. Barber The company was incorporated
in Noycmber. 1895 with capifal stock OF 500" "a
oscar y. Dixie FOR 1923 in favor Of George A. East
man.
rrdre Truay o, The Supreme Court has ap-
po;ntod John J. Qucncy receiver in supplementary
proceedings for Ernest Dichman on the application
Of carroll Srrsg. who recovered judgment
AGAINST lfr Dichman FOR $3.50 on October L. lSNl
.rh. proceodings began two years ago and II is
Sal ON tho Ncw-York Stock Exchange ne be
-,fn. n member Of tho Exchange about fifteen
,'rs ,ro and his name apears I'm the Exchange
lis, ~ members issued in July last. hr was OF
,,bo dssolvoi i'm lsS9 ard he has since been inter
,stcd in n California wine business
Iilro Conan Of the city Court has appointed
Ioouold g. Pollak receiver in supplementary pro-
ceciinss FOR Ogiuz & Grushkin dealers in hats
formerly At so. 100 Delancey-st.. on the applica
against the firm for 500 November 3. 1891
Judge Freedman or the Supreme Court has ap-
uolntcd James J. Ncalis permanent receiver Of the
international Standard Gas Manufacturing Com
many. Of so. JOS Fulton-st on the application o,
temporary receiver on OctOh'r
Judgment for $50 entered yesterday against
A FeIouris & Lekas. confeciioners. for rent OF No
~ Eighth-ave.. in favor Of Emma l.. Shaw. They
began thcre IN October. is97. They. gave bill Of
sale on November 10 on confectionery store AZ
No 900 Third-ave for 5000 to Felouris &
Cochoncs.
Judgment FOR 3 GO was entered yesterday against
Frank Reynolds liquor dealer OF No col Amster-
dam-ave corner Eiehiy-ninth-st.. in favor Of
Jacob Rupert for balance due chattel mort
gage winch Mr.. Reynolds assumed when he bought
the saloon In April last
Judgment for s.. .lo5 entered yesterday against
william +. Fay. liquor dealer OF No. $50 First
ave. In favor ~ Jacob Rupert. for balance due
on 4 chattel mortgage and note. lie began there
10 February last.
Judge Conlan. Of tho City Court. has appointed
John {. Gulick receiver In supplementary proceed
ings for Mari A. Cunning. manufacturer Of plaster
hat dies and machinery for the hat trade. OF No
~ Rleecker-st.. on the application OF Grace Webb
lie has been In that business for twenty-five years.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
INCORPORATED AT Albany.

Albany. Nov. 1.-THE following companies have
hed certificates OF Incorporation with the Secretary
Of State:
Scotia Mercantile Company. ~ Scotia Schenec-
tady County: capital. $3.50. directors j. T. Myatt,
Anna l.. Sanders and H. H. Clute.
G.; ". Everett Company, NJ Nev-York City. 10
deal in builders specaltes. capital. $1,000: di-
rectors g. ". Everett. Benjamin Dobn and Clin-
ton Furbsh.
Van Brocklin Stover company, o. Amster-
dam. capital. sn.OH: directors. ". II. Rome IT,
Of Troy: W. s. Van Brockn and Martin l.. Stovor.
OF Amsterdam.
Railways and Ferries Advertising Company of
New-York Ci;v. capital, $500. directors. r. G..
Ring. A. Rasimer and +. :. Reatte.
Verdict Publishing Company. Of New-York city:
capital 5000 directors. o H. p Belmont. Alfred
Henry Lewis and James \. Mcmahon. of Brooklyn.
Park Hotel Company OF New-York City: capita /
$4,000. directors j. r. Penney and r. r Dunlop.
Of New-York City. and u. Richard Brewer ot
Washington
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
SUED FOR 4 HEAVY sun.

pITTsBURG TRACTION COMPANY TRYING TO re
COVER NEARLY 100000.
Pittshurg Nov ll.-Suit VAS entered n the
county courts this afternoon against H. Sellers
Mckee, Murray A. Werner and others by the Pitts
burg and Birmingham Traction Company. charging
them with fraudulenty securing n sum exceeding
100000 The bill charges conspiracy. and alleges
that In the reconstruction and equipment Of the
road for operation by electricity $4,000 was paid
n Werner when 100000 IS said 70 have been fair
price for the work The Court is asked for a
decree ordering an accounting and granting bill
of discovery: also ~ grant decree that tho pre-
tended contracts we're devices To obtain the com
panV'S money
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
CHARGES MADE AGAINST 4 SERGE4NT.
REPtBrrCANs N THE With ASSEMBLY DIS
TRrCr FOLLOWING Up THE CASE OF
M'EIGH

Charges have beer preferred against Sergeant
Isaac Frank OF tho Edrdge-st station. FOR using
vile and abusive language to Policeman J. J. Nc
Hugh OF the same station. McHugh is the police
man who was transferred to staten Island FOR ar
resting Tammany man accused o. disturbing a
Republican meeting October 2N at Grand and
Orchard SITS EX-Assistant D.strict-Attorney otto
A. Rozasky who Is prominent Republican OF the
With Assembly District. says that when Mcfiugh
took Abra ham Bernstein. the arrested man. to the
station. Sergeant Frank called the policeman q
damned ldAfer' and used other abusive language.
Rozalskv will be a witness. When attention was
called 10 McTTughs transfer chief Devery asserted
that the policeman had been merely detailed TO
watch polling places during tho election. MciiuGh
has since been back 10 his old station His
sergeant's trial IS set FOR next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
REAL ESTATE NAV SEEMS INSANE

Charles r. Poor wealthy real estate dealer, Of
No $50 Nanhatian-ave.. with office at No. 45
Broadwav was committed 10 tho insane pavilion
=, Bellevue Hospital Yesterday morning. TO be eX-
amined a. TO his sanity The commitment was
signed hv Magistrate Smms in the Harlem Police
Court despite vehement statement from Poor
that he had been examined by two reputable
ph>slcians and pronounced His wife testi-
a.d that TWO years ago her husband fell from his
bicycle and strVrl the back or his head. Ever
since ne had been erratic. He recently invited
Colonel Roosevelt. his TWO doctors and the State
Superintendent OF Elections to attenH box party
at A theatre I'm celebration OF the Republican vic-
tory. promising IN his invitations that the box
should be draped with the American colCrs
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
P4wNSH0p srIcIDE IDENTIFIED.

Joseph Whttol Of 10. 3i6 West Forty-ninth-st
called at ;he Morgue Yesterday, and. after viewing
the BODY Of the who cut her throat In
pawnshop Thursday. declared It 10 be that Of
his wife. Mary. Whittel said that she an
English woman. and had only recently returned
from visit 10 her mother in England Since her
return she had been acting 0ueerv. He knew Of
why she should commit suicide
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12

The Mayor yesterday issued fGrmal call for a
special meeting Of the Municipal Assembly in Joint
session al . p m. on Monday I'm the chamber Of
the Board Of Aldermen 10 consider the bulge, for
1893
BY a special provision OF the charter, the city's
budget for the present year adopted by tho
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment independent
Of other bodies but the budget for 1898 and subse-
duent years must be approved by the Municipal
Assembly Members Of the Board OF Public I'm,
provement have a seat but vote in the Municipal
Assembly and may move for changes in the
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
TTNPLATF TRTSF ALLEGED.

CONSOLIDATION OF si5 400 ooO or PROPERTY SAID
TO HAVE BEEN MADE.
Pitsburg Nov. ia conference Of the leading
tinplate manufacturers was held hero yesterday
10 complete the consolidation Of all tho tnplate
factories OF the country into gigantic combina-
ton. II is stated by OF the principal promoters
that the purchase price Of all tho tinplato fa"-
tories Of the country has been agreed on. and a
deal for all the plants has virtually been closed
~ figures approxmaing sl5m0cn This deal Will
include about forty factories. thirty OF hich are
located In Pittshurg and Wheeling districts These
plants are TO be purchased outright. and all are
expected TO be ready for the organization before
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
SING SING.

Nohsran Chapter Daughters of the American
PevoIu,ion held it's regular monthly meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Ralph ". Parsons on Wednesday
afternoon After the routine business was disposed
~ the chaplain. the Rev Goorge W. Ferguson
road a paper on The Plymouth Colony the first
Of series of papers 10 be given in the present sea
son on Historic New England" Mrs. alam then
read selections from Betty Alden after which
came the social chat over the teacups-
a journey in Pictures and Song is the otle or
q storeopucon entertainment which viii be given
hv the Rev James 4. McWiliams in the parlors Of
the Young Mems Christian Association next Tues
DAY evening -
johnson have been elected trustees Of the Ossning
HOSPITAL Association
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. ~ m.-Cotton--Spot fair oenn1.s
prices over American mddng fair 3sd good ms ml,ss or
1874. mtldAng 81. low mlddling IL l6d' 600 Ssv
dina-y 2sd. ordinary. i6d The sales OF W. w ara
which 800 for rpecuiat0,
e,n and Included 900 bales American. Receipts leoS
bales including II so bales American FGtu.s srnsr-
easy WITH moderate demand and closed lusi buy-
can middling m C. November. - 6iig2 ~ eta s,s..
eis November and December. D 6fa % o'd t,b
December and January IS 6id value Jarusy ane o
ruary = IS GA buyers. February and Maisho 90 ell
80 6d BUYERS March and April % -6tig- % "a Inne
ers Apr. and MAY . to 6s1 sellers. MAY an, 's,-
eied sellers: June and July 81 otgs ., srt Sep
ers July and August e. 6td buyers, August "a 40
tember. 63-6i sellers, September and October wv
"a ssllerH
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCY.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was hled
against Henry " Ahrshams e. Brother. wholesale
dealers in clothing at No. 7l2 Broadway yesterday
10, Epstein Bros behalf of the following cred
ifors. lIardt & Iindgens N52; H. Hahio q Co.
q rs and WaUach TIoeXtor & Co. Shl. II was
alleged that between October y and NoVempcr !.
while insolvont. they transferred their property
Win inton; 10 prefer certain creditors. All their
stock valued g. 80. wa. secretly removed. II Is
said i'm the evenings between tho above dates. ana
tho goods cannot he found. They had been In busi-
ness five years.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT CHESTER.

The new management Of the public schools mas
established mothers meeting 30 he hed ea'h
week in the huil0lnss. The library VIII also 'e
ENLARGED and other Improvements made
More than S25oo received at inc recent 'd''
given in aid OF the church Of our Lady Of Mercy
The final report Of the Rye and HARRISON ~ 5 90
Of the Red Gross shows that II expended S.,VSe ~
tn behalf Of ;hc soldiers ara sent i'-'' sal
10 the hospitals and camps ,s.. oo,o,ios
A union meeting Of he young peop1S SOM iI h :
Of she churches Of Port Chester ana kye WIZ u'
held in the North Baptist church on M0nday even
Ing Addresses will be made by j. " nS{, - = ~
A. Zimmerman. Mark d. Stles. y. W. h""o"'" ~
Eugene Fuller. Of Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
THE MooRES PLEAD Not GUILTY.
ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY O'RRILLT SAYS
THEY HAVE BEEN OPERATING IN
OTHER CITIES.

William A 2 Moore and MS wife. Fayne. against
whom three indictments for blackmail and
assault. pleaded not guilty IN Part Of the Court
% General Sessions Yesterday before Judge Cowns.
The pair are accused Of cxtorting from Martin
Nahon proprietor Of the New-Amsterdam Hotel.
sle7 IN cash and p note for $500 and Moore Is
accused of assaulting Detective cum. Of tho Dis
irict-Aitorney'. office. with A revolver.
Assistant Disfri>t-Auorney O'Reiy said that bail
should least $50 IN each case as the Dis
frict-Attornev had received Information that the
defendants had been operating in other cities, and
he thought IL probable that II bail were fixed at
low fgure the defendants would not appear for
iral. Counsel FOR the Moores said that this was
preposterous His clients would certainly appear
FOR trial. they had good defence.
Judge Covng made the bail 5000 on each ~ the
indictments. Tho Moores we're taken back TO the
Jomhs