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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

This letter speaks for itself,
IS one OF many, and is the kind of a
letter that we always appreciate:
GILROY, CALIFORNIA,
September %, 1898.
A. {: GUERNSEY, Manager Audu-
bon County Journals: / enclose
postofiice order for one dollar to
renew my subscription for another
year as would not do without the
journal, as it is the best paper in
Audubon county.
JOHN FREDRICKsoN.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Miss Gertie Hill spent Sunday
with Miss Ida Hockenberry, at he1
hilltop home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

+. L. Carter is viewing the sights
at Omaha for few days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Ed. Delahoyde was among the
many who went to Omaha to see
President William Mckinley.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Vim. Baird and wife, of Walnut
We're guests at the Dellie Poage
home, south of town. Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and son
visited in Extra few days this
week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

John Braun's house, in Greeley
is nearly completed. John Harrison
is doing the painting.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Fine Fresh Fish kept at the City
Meat Market all the time.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Miss Florence Rathbun, our pri-
mary teacher, will leave Extra Sat
urday morning for Omaha, where
she will visit her brother Grove and
attend the Exposition over Sunday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Mr.. y. Knox went out to Omaha
on Tuesday evening to be there in
time to shake hands with President
Mckinley, early Wednesday morn
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Word has been received in Extra
that Mrs. Lily Strine, nee Gwin, of
Brooklyn, Iowa, became the moth
er of new baby girl, on September
ODD
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Will Baylor and Hugh Delahoyde
were down from Audubon, Sunday
visiting their Extra relatives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

On Wednesday, October 18th,
at Des Moines, occurred the mar
riage OF Miss Florence Hill, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hill, who
live south of town, to Mr.. Arba
Jackson. Her friends wish them
many happy days of wedden life.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13
THE COUNTY TICKETS.

Fresh Oysters every day in the
week at Jake Bauer's City Market.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

First Communion at the Cath
Ole church, next Sunday, at which
time fifteen new Communicates
will partake. There will be High
Mass at ten O'Clock, after which the
ladies of the church will serve
breakfast and dinner in the school
hall.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

HO! 8 For" the Red Ricer
Country in Minnesota! An
excursion IeMces on the 18th
instant: one fair for the
round trip. iW1.. W. r. StOtfs
tCiH OccOAlap01syt the excursion
Come ia and see as and a..
range to go along If yON ,c0sst
TO see or buy land Il. the finest
sctevt belt ils the United
States.
SYOTT.S q. .Nc4VYI(,H.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

Mrs. Charley Houston and Miss
Mary Gault went to Newton today
to visit for day or. two with the
Thomas Bryant family and from
there they will go to Cincinnati,
Appanoose county, Iowa, where
they will visit relatives for short
time
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13

During the absence of Doctor F.
N. Hunt in Chicago, to all patrons
from Extra having work done in
the Atlantic office whose bills
amount to over five dollars we will
allow car fare. WILLIAMS & HUNT,
Dentists, over Commercial Bank,
Atlantic, Iowa.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-13
Charley McCord was at Atlantic
the first of the week.

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tic John oh r fssS Sf morning aR o" Altar
Neat fs'y yh "" i fassi Ia: "S'
Ss s:;.5sS 's :a s;ss''
s's'&s e cn ps t Thso Fa sg e
Ssf audubon three days i" assn ip tie y
Gh'i z y e iS 5 sna &
We no ss Hon George With esF ss Havasy
dh @ 7 evening ]ehn hS e6
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Il liver andw of Lewis flown sunday
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s!:; :$ ] @ :$
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deco Miss Minnie Wul who lives at Miss ;.Ssr
5z $SS H s s5E s. @'s
light FiSe the her e Home Fair before re On Wsdad s
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where her sister s;H mr. me w. f. s9fa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
WHITE PLAINS.

The divorce suit OF August J. A. Kuehn. against
his wife Annie Francis Kuchn which has attract
ed some attention in the courts OF this village r.
Gently was again noticed In tho Supreme court
Yesterday by an order issued 10y Justice Dykin"N
Furnishing tho plaintiff for contempt by hning MIN
$3.50 This Includes $50 counsel Zee and 80 aHmohy
and the arrest and Imprisonment OF the pa'h''i
Is directed until the fine is paid
The following certificates OF Incorporation were
filed Yesterday in the County Clerks Office Inc
Port chester Electric Lighting Company. formen
for the manufacture and use ~ electricity TOT Pp-
ducing Hght heat or power. The amount OF me
capital stock is 10000. divided into lrl fhaT'-'
All the term OF existence IS MY years lhe direc
tors are William l.. Ward and \ 10 son Jgnnsoi, o
port chester and william f. " ard. 81 Kye. me
William VI Crane Company Of IN" Nli"t" 81
Peckskin formed for the manuiactNie ana s"," !"
stoves lronwarc and castings tn" amount or tN"
capital stock IS $3.50 40 divided int" 200 sh'rrS'
and the amount OF capital with when the corpota
fion shall begin business rs tt"vp n t"Ia'loii
OF the company IS MY years ma ne ORC '< ="
William NJ craze and Charles +. Icrhun" OF NrN y
York city: George II warner q koscIG, ,. );
and Charles - Shepard and stephen Lent, or
HeokSkIll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

YONKERS.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Josephs Hospi'ai
yesterday afternoon opened It's annual lawn party
on the hospital grounds in South broadway IN
aid OF the sick poor OF the institution Many at
tractive booths dot the lawn. and the aruc'es
offered for sale are both useful and ornamental.
The sale will continue four days Williamss Band
furnished the music last night and this evening
Murray's Band will play.
The Yonkers Auxiliary to the Red cross moi yes
terday AT the assembly hall OF Hollywood nm
and continued the sewing for the soldiers; pits WIS;
Heermance the treasurer. reported that SiVa ~ hdI
been collected to date Gifts have been receNe'l
from Mrs Hail Baldwin. Mrs. G. +; founV ana
Mrs George Peene. The latest members ar. ~ :.
James Beener. Miss NJ. crosby. Mrs william
knight, Mrs. william Shrive, Mrs; Ethan fIaEe.
Mrs William King, Mrs j. VI. Harlan. Mrs. JULIUS
$ mon Mrs. A. l. Underwood. Mrs; J. H. GORDON.
Mrs +. $ Osbon. Miss Janet Flasg ana MISS
Ivsheth Harlan. .
There wern thirteen bidders foT the purchase %,
the s3G Oe0 city of Yonkers assessment bonds "hcn
were sold Yesterday by Mayor Sutherland az MS
Office in Manor Hall The Workers Savings bank
took the lot at 1918 The bonds mature feDru"'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
NETWORK CITY

q Johns Guild acknowledges tho receipt OF
1870 son, by Mrs John II Washhurn. 70 name
mo Grace and Willie" trip Of the Floating HOS
pital
--ho ,ro,d Normanie-h by the-Sea. NornanH'''
-. eooh-,rht Y j. Ferdinand 7. Earle pro-
,.,o.or was Yesterday opened for the season
Family, reunion TO celebrate tho h'teth ami
-. - tho wedding 81 Mr.. and Mrs William II
,,,.or vas 10 have taken place NJ their nome. NJ
-, 20, cunneriand-st BROOKLYN on Tuesfay'
49,. ling - the illness ~ Mrs. Wilson It VAS post
poned ,o,.
r,o poari Of Public improvements yes'eru"S
.,.,or-a4 three engineers and draugntSh''" -
49,, ,,,,o-,,,.nt O, Highways. 10 take the places Oh
rn Martin NoAh CUMMINGS and George
Go, engineers and draushtsmen VINO nav"
w. 80 tho war The transfers are temporary.
IT., American As,a,ic Navigation Company yes
.or,a,. obtained an order from Justice paly IN inc
e.,r.,,, Court. permitting the corporation 20
.,,,ro ia name 10 that ~ the Amero an ana V''-
ortol steamship Company. The reason t'N'n -
r,o,go il that II Will ne in the Interest OF the
company. c.
1-oie,,,ne WetZer arrested ny b'''''l -
,r, Collins a. his home. 80. ~ East F'sh'N
80 .. Yesterday on the charge or causing the
naa,, -, George Herlrck " no 40 East Se'eh'l
n,,h.s, on Juno by running him down WIN,
tro,,rick was riding "A bicycle AZ f1rst-aVe' ana
s,..,,-s.ven,hst Wetzler was taken before Coro-
ner yucca and held In $500 pail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
san FRANCISCO uINING STOCKS.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. June ea-Co,on quiet; Middlins. 1910;
low mldiling. 7-l6c god ordinary l-loc hece'p'~
S36 bales stock 1896 800.
Norfolk June 29-Cotton dull. miidins 3-loc. low
middnng SIC. good ordinary. l-ldc Net receipts
gross. 900 exports coastwise. o'o; s'ocS
1924. ,,, .uo.
baltimore June 29-C)tton nominal. mdtins. oSei
low mdelng l-l6c. good ordinary. 5'.c. Gross otz
bales. sNp1rts coastwise. 300. stock II .9l
SaNarrah June 99.--C0tfun steady. mitdlns oAc,
low middlng l6c Receipts "a bales exports coast
NV orleans June 2e.-Cotton quiet middlins
9 10 l6c. low mildlng ldc, good ordinary, tsc
Net receipts l4i bales 22i9. sales 300 STOCK
ll30li ,. ,.,,,.
Augusta June - Cotton quiet and STEADY middi -n
3 l6c Receipts. 1871 bales: shipments wv safes 'V'
stock 2O.52s ,,,,, "a.
Mobile June 2o-Cot,on nominal middling. BAG
low middlng $50: good ordinary. SIS Receipts -
bales exports coaswise. $50. stock. ies4 . &C..
Memphis June 2O-Co,ton dull mlddlng, lo-ioo'
low mddng ) rs. good ordinary. d5,lo Net ~, r.
cepts n bales; gross III; shipments 2oS sales i'o
stock. 2sis ,,,,,. a.. ,,vy
middIing $40: good ordinary. 5@c. Receipts go
bales shipments 23l: stock. l00ii ., "a.
Houston. June - cotton quiet middllnF, ,s Re-
low miidling. lice. good ordinary % % -oe "
cepts 3i3 shipments sGi sales 5j2 stock ''ov; IA.
81. Louis. June 20-Cotton quiet; middlng 70 ~.
low mddng 9-l6; good ordinary oaioc, al,
bales gross 423; shipments. 40; ss4se sS''
stock. S6.0S&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

In ballast TO Gu- Heye Arrived at the Bar at 40 m;
steamer Koenlsn Iu.se Ger schgekmann: bren, ea
29 s,e,-as4 passengers oerchs Co. Arrived at tho
steiner ar SOD walssn N9"'.s ., Bay "a q ISHs VIZ r.
con- vessel 70 cetlI.s * e. Arrived at the Bar AZ
,... .>.-, lame Pr, Antonio Jun. q ana
PR, Maria % 9,a srut t. American Fruit Co. Arrived
s,earer N,c3o.ee smith savannah June 81. with
md arl rls-.ng.rs 2, O.c-a - 60. 1911, =,
s,,am,- Princess Anne. HIN hers Norfo'k with md''
zsnsy y a. \ J Jnr, %. $50 m-Wind southwest
Steamer Oc'asa Ger. l<mme singapore Hong Kons'
cbaryr.i .fr- Punch. Edye * 60.
stesmrr A.ai ,llr, Nichols Doyer-counbia OIL Com
steamer SAHARA BIO Cave. Alexandria, Alden. Bombay.
s,eSmr Birbarsl ,Ger Richter. Bremen. Via South
s.arer rasa ,Br seaborne. Buenos Ay-es, Rosario
s,eSm ,s' rca.se, pr, By,h Genoa venee trieste
steamer Ferrise Br woEH sharanes:-BsJeer GO co
s,,an.c- Jersey cry 3D. Lewis Bris,o-James Arke
steamer ruers, Bismarck Gero. Asers Hamburg via
s,earae7 Raama ,N5r, Moriensen. Falmou'h-N
steamer Victoria pD Bridges. Lis0on-HenieF'on
Steamer Nonaii- C}r). Clarke. Liverpool-white Star
Steamer B,neia nr ostersari Gloucester. England
steamer I'm oNor. I-ampe Port Antonio-Ansriean
steamer Tallahassee Asslns. sAyannah1ocean IS Co.
s.eamer 81 MAJ Grant, Ne~-orl ,ns7J Van Sickle
snip Irhy lRrl Dawson SfanEhai-John X lA'ernoFo
SAILED
steamers peyenon o ~ roF; A" H5I3 To s
. r s. Y e. u .l ,,HIc ,i,r1 Iyerp5oi:
s,ihwarH - antwerp ~ Southampton: blrgeEn'glster
lard. Guyanlotie Norf TX ant Ne~p9rt New' Ge .
Clyde. Charleston AMI JACKS 1fiie' VelA.ia vi
s,Syannah saSsrs ,Fr Aiesardra A.en BOMBAY &c;
l-hr.fse dr Sharpness Po'assr' 'SF' "e"oa' Ven
'''' e'' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London June 29-Arrived. steamers America OBJ,
ps1rce Sew York: Bosaicea tBo. Jacobson. New-York
Va L.erI june 2s-saied steamer rawnee dor' Aiken
hs ssSi,,hSmtn June 2a-sa!ed Lain GER,
p6h.c cfr N iiremen' New YORK. -. ~,
glasgow june 2S-Ariyed. steamer FuFness!a dBr.
Mai jtnc 2s-Arvea otheil- (Br). Rogers.
Manchcster June 2s-Arrived. steamer Hosarth d'o.
Bra.thwaite New York. , . ,,.,.,., m,
Ga rrs"' Kew t'' Yors ''t Tor London
Dundee June - sailed. steamer 'ro,t ODD ROBINSON
CopeniSse n lpne 2oArryea steamer Island DAM.
skioit New-lork W 'hristiansana tor S'T I Can
Jansen. Sew York. 27ih. S,ra'hh!an .Bn Thompson
New Yrr goth arrived Deutschland ,Ger) schierhorst
NAms,criarn June ARRIVED. steamer werkenaan
Ro,,eriam June 2s-Arrivei steamer Rotterdam
Uat,h). Van der Zee New York. NJ. M, ca.
Enchef,r, June 27-Arriyet steamer Recta tBo Swim
0I TS,n' June 2a-Arrived steamer oevenum P'ro.
cibra;sr June 2oIPassed Hesperia dsD.
N.pes june 27->rriyed. steamer Tartar Prince tBO.
Marssi.ic. june 29-Arrvei steamer Norden DAM.
N Mes,iaa June 2s-Arrye4 Karamania BD.
:, vinseht y june l7-saicd steamers Moore
| ism Powderham ,8r. Prout from Nsw-iorD. Caps
Town. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
PUNISHED FOR KILLING MISSIONARIES
pprrrsn EXPEDITION BRINGS TIDINGs OF THE
WEST AFRICAN TRAGEDY.

BRITISH EXPEDITION bRlN"S IIpl''9 'r ''H
WEST AFRICAN TRAGEDY.
IIverpool June "a mall steamer from Sierra
Ieone which arrived here 10 day. reports that the
british cxpcdIuon which dispatched 70 the
Shcrhoro district OF Sierra Leone West Coast ot
Afr,ca owing TO the mnssacres OF American mis-
sionaries by natives who destroyed the mission
houses las the result OF an uprising against the
IMPOSITION OF the hut-tax). fought IT'S way 10 Rot!-
funk The British force found the cremated bodies
Of the murdered missionaries. which. however. bore
no traces OF mutilation. AS had previously been
reported.
The expedition severely punished the rebcious
natives but the search FOR Mrs. Cain. who fed
to the bush the time OF the massacre. proved
frUitless.
The murdered missionaries who we're Americans
Included the Rev Nr Cain. Miss HATFIELD Miss
Archer and Miss schenck Miss Muller. OF the
mission was rescued.
The natives also murdered number o. native
missionaries educated in the United States. nclud
irg A. r Wilberforce and his entire family. "A
brother-in-law OF Mr. Wllberforce. Mr.. Cole. Pro-
lessor Clements Chc.ieved to be an American BY
BIRTH and the entire Hughes family.
Tho missionaries belonged 10 the United Brother
hood OF Christ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
LOTTERY FOR GERMAN COLONIES.

London. June 3O-The Berlin correspondent OF
THE Times" says.
at the annual congress Of the German Colo
NAL Society at Danizic on Tuesday Duke Johann
-Albrecht Regent OF Mecklenburg. presiding. an
nounced that Emperor William and the other
German sovereigns had assented to the institu-
ton OF lottery tC promote the prosperity OF the
German colonies. The lottery was expected he
said to produce 5.eO.0O0 marks. which would
be expended under the guidance OF the Colonial
Department and the Foreign Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ROCKINGHAM Professor j. :. Smock' OF lIen-
ton CAMBRIDGE Congressman X X til.''
chairman Of the Foreign Affairs committee OF 1he
Irouso ~ REPRESENTATIVES GRAND UNION-Dr.
charles : Hoyt Of Albany. HOFFMAN-'aiVlh
! Huron Of Penn Ya.. y. Z. and eXSiate 1oh-
troller Frank Campbell. of Bath Ne. ~ r.fri ~
Na1or Il g. Robinson OF Elmira. MANHAT-
TAN-HaroM D. Morgan. Of Chicago. NJ KKAf
HIrI,-Ashlcy ". cole. president OF me Sta.e
Railroad Commission; General Amasa }. Parker
~ Albany AMI william II. Thayer. Of Boston
SAVOY / g I,add Of Providence. r ]. VAL
DoRF-rerome \ Ronaparte OF Washington; W
NJ Cramp Of Philadelphia. and A y. Iates oil
Rochester \ Y WINDSOR-Abner Mckinley
brother 81 the President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
NEW ROCHELLE

rho graaua,ion exercises of the Sew Rochelle
mon school took pace on Tuesday evening IN ~"
Trinity Place Building. and w'r" well attended
After the ESSAYS and tho musical features super
infendent J. r Young mad" %" annual "iiF'-S
and Horace crosby. president ~ -" h''i' '' '''-
cation. presented the diplomas
xytu,ar II HAYES one OF the b"si-kuo"n resi-
dcnts o, Upper New-Rochelle. d.cd or |i"7day
Mr. HAYES was born In Eng ard seventy ." So -
ago. and had lived IN Sew Rochelle FOR itF-i""
vcars conducting n large f'-m IN Eat & he'''f
vi, ho heid az ire home to-mofrr" Mt'fno ID DBL.
. clock The Rev " II WardrI. pastor - 'l"
Sorth street Methodist Episcopal Church. ohiciii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

49,, c.o,o ocodernv and was the first educational
,ns,i,,if'on TO be chartered after the HevoIu' a.
After luncheon and visit 70 places OF C,,zans
marry returned to PatchOgue. where 'he "a
orrrt,oe MOI the members OF the association anu
snnr,cs thcr q tho clifton House, and the hrst
session OF the convention was held ,,,y,.a
THO session vas formal President LOUIS nc n''' =.
try made hi, annual address calling attete'v ~,
tho ,art that some members had e.he 70 wv, Tio
with the ,roons from their respective tp"Ils
committees were then appointed. Last SFe'''"e
there was an Informal reception al ne e,,,s,oss
To-day addresses will be made ana ;" n.IalI'e'
session held Officers will also be elected l",''''
row, there will be excursion 10 BLOCK lsid"u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
rwo ADyROyDAcK HOTELS BURNED

couve-neur. " y Juno 20 CspeciaD-Harrisvine.
. small Adirondack village. twenty miles south Of
.hts place had bad fire this morning The vii
.,ocs has no ere protection, and the incendary
a,a-a which was started in Growers store soon
consumed that building, together with Aliens
yIotel william Renders house aad large general
store and the Riverside Hotel The latter was
xhc largest building in the village. Several other
buildings including Remngton's large sawmill J..
caught fire but were saved. The loss is only
about $50 600 but II is n severe blow 10 the little
hamlet The insurance is $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
EDITOHS ~ CONVENTION.
THE NETWORK STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
HOLDING ITS SESSIONS IN PAT
CHOGUE. LONG ISLAND.

The forty-second convention Of the New-York
State Press Association began In Patchogue. Long
Island Yesterday afternoon. The members OF the
association many OF them accompanied by their
wives and husbands. FOR some Of the members are
women whose husbands are not members assembled
IN Long Island city In the morning the guests OF
tne Long Island Railroad President Baldwin and
supernteudon, Potter were on hand to greet them
a. well as the local committee and a delegation OF
the Easthampton committee. The train consisted
OF six coaches.
The first stop Was made at Jamaica wnere mem
hers from the nortn shore OF Long Island and some
mn, md come out BY way OF Brooklyn Joined the
nary The sun TX County Editorial Association
ana the PatchOgue committee boarded the tram at
PAtcnogue the second stop TO b. made. The train
th,u went Ou 10 Edstnampton, where the guests OF
the railroad d.scmharkcd to become the guests OF
49,. VILLAGE OF EasthaMptOu. Carriages the
train and the party was transferred TO clinton
Hail There they welcomed by Or. Levi NJ
Howell He reminded his hearers that the building
they were la was erected In 1854 and was at one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Iust,ce barnard OF the Supreme Court has
granted n writ - Certiorari directed 70 't" as
sessors Of tbs village behalf Of Catherine $40
$780,, . committee % Charles q. stephens. The
-,, &c returuablc in the supreme Court AZ Pough'
Locnsln on July : In her petition Mrs stephens
a,,eyes that her assessment Of $25"p for personal
n-oncrt is illegal the ground that IN" assessors
haA no authority to assess h"r ms a continue ~
esks 10 have the amount cancch'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

Distr!ct-Attorney Pinney has applied 10 the Gov
ernOr for an extraordinary term Of the Supreme
Court TO be held in September. at which 20 try
Bai!or Decker. the negro charged with killing his
wife
A race viii be held by the members of the Staten
Island Yacht Club Sunday. The course viii
be I'm the upper bay.
The Health Bureau has issued orders prohibit
ing the selling OF fish and poultry from wagons.
The Protestant Episcopal MISSIONS at New Dorp
and Eltingvile have been closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
NEW ITALIAN CABINET.
, sr-ccrrD THE MINISTRY OF THE MAR

Rome June is-Tht following cabinet has been
formed to succeed the Ministry OF the Marquis III
Rudini. which recently resigned:
Premier and Miniser Of the Interior General fh'
" n mater for Foreign ArGlrs-Admiral cANENAHo
Nlnf.ter Of FGnnnce-SEnor tAlt A-.D
Secretary = the Treasury senator a. - hi-i'iA-
Minister for Whr-General san hhlENHO
Nluster Of Marlne-Admiral PAIL MIC
Minister ~ puhlic Instruction Srni bA''fi''i
Minister = Agriculture ~igror F'ltIlS =. 90.
Nir,sier II Posts TceRrap!s Si-n1r ~ NHlpNASl
Minister ~ Justice Deputy FlSp''HlAkp AfitlI'f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
Rim DOWN AT A GRADE CROSSING

Peter Smith. thirty-hve years old. who is said
70 live a; NO s5 West Fortyth ird-st.. NcwYork
was struck and probably fatally injured at the
Markct-st crossing Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
at Newark yesterday. He was attempting To cross
the tracks when nc down. The engine
hurled him to one side. and. besides cutting him.
Injured him Internally. Smith is In 81. Michael 5
Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
MOUNT VERNON

Tho Mount Vernon Auxiliary ~ thc R'I Cross "a
arranging FOR garden party az the home u Mr@
" r. williamson. Fulton ave. on n" afternoon
a,I evening Of July The principal f'aiur" 81 ~"
oy.ring viii % q large harm dnrC"
49, i-veivn Jones. daughter II Nrs Rachel Joh'N
"a Iscrtarr!n Troefncl 81 %ew Rochelle. w"f" mar
80 ,.esfrrdav afternoon at the HON" ~ thc brides
roibrr 80 ~, South Thirteenth-ave. Tie Rev
/, Z Iiscock oiciatcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
r,.,,,r &c GOIxG on TO DAY.

Commencement, exercises Public School No. l4
~ a m public School No . lI' p. m
solo - ,he ci,ys surplus stock Of sheep AT the
shecpfoi. Central Park
rorev island Jockey club races 23o p m.
Garden party at Country club W"s'chester ar
tcruoon. . -
fo,ubrc,n club reception for Chauncey VI De-
nov ciibhouse 80 40 Fifth-ave.. p m
Music I'm Madison square and East River PARK
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