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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
MANARONFCK.

Two roernbers OF Apawamis Lodge No Sco. F. and
NJ have given TO their retiring Master. Super
visor c. NJ Baxter a fine Past Masters jewel and
apron.
The village shows a total population OF
-29 and OF that number 2022 are in Mamaroneck
ard 707 in Rye Neck. OF this number Lfos are
under twenty one years old. .
STbe Wamaroreck Alumni Association viii give It's
~rs, raception and dance In the high school bu!c-
mo on me night OF Friday. February II.
No. NiamaToneck Savings and Loan Association
has elected the following new officers: Charles
Field Ciriffen. president; :. n. Mclaughlin and T.
rrank Palmer vice presidents. Daniel Warren.
treasi,rer and T.. l.. Gelncy. secretary.
Miss lydia Brewer. thirty-three years Old died
q, trT home in Mount Pleasant-st on Wednesday.
The funeral VIII be held at her home TOMORROW by
the Rev L. G. Hoag Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for another poo
tournament hy The MamarONeck Athletic cub. Inc
tournament viii begin on Monday
Alert Lodge l. O. O. F. has elected and installed
the following officers: Louis KOlter. noble grand
Henry O. Doepel. vice grand; George G. Hanes.
secretary and Henry Winters treasurer.
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RRIARCLIEF MANOR.

Mrs Walter w Law gave luncheon Tues
day in honor Of Mrs. William Allen Butler and the
Misses Butler of Yonkers. prior TO their departure
for Europe The house was handsomely decorated
with flowers and plants. Among those present
were Mrs William Allen Butler the Misses Butler.
Miss Barmester, Mrs. r. W. Bogart. Mrs. r. Crei-
fields Mrs Theodore Gilman Miss S. Hermance.
Miss Jackson, Mrs. Justus Lawrence. Miss Pente-
cost Mrs G. Hilton Scr,bner. Mrs Suffer, Mrs
William H. Thorn. Mrs II. L. Myrick and Mrs.
Alexander MacColl.
The women Of the Congregational Church have
formed q Ladies' Aid Society for the promotion OF
missionary work and general sociability. Meetings
will be held every two weeks and a sociable once
n month. The first Of these monthly affairs Will
be "cobweb social" at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
George A. Todd, jr. next Thursday evening
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TARRYTOWN.

Mrs. Amelia Storm. wife OF George F. Storm
died at her home, in the Neperan Road. early yes
terday morning Mrs. Storm. who forty years
old. the daughter OF Philip and Eva Schle-
She leaves g. husband and three children. The
funeral viii be held az her home Sunday after
noon, the Rev. DR.. John A. Todd ana the Rev
Arthur F. Mabon. officiating. Burial will By in
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Another hearing in the case OF John y and VIII
lam Rockefeller against the town assessors OF
Mount Pleasant was held yesterday before Frank
In Couch referee Howard H. Morse. counsel for
the plaintiffs finished the examination OF John W.
Free. and an adjournment was taken until Tues
day
The census-takers completed their work on Thurs
day. The figures show that TarryJown has a
children in the Institution OF Mercy.
pitai last week were Mrs. J. $ Willard. Of Dobbs
Ferry. Mrs A. L. Hoe and Richard VI. Hoe Of
Anna Stuart. Of Tarrytown.
The engagements have been announced or Miss
Agnes Humphreys to Edward Bannon and Miss
Sadie Vincent 10 Robert Ward.
The returns II the census enumerator OF the
village Of Iryngton show the population to he
The trustees OF the Ashury Methodist Episcopal
Church in South-Washington-st contemplate max
ing a number OF Improvements at cost OF s3p,@
Joint meeting Of the Washington Irving Coun.
ell OF North Tarrytown. and Good VIII Council. o,
this village. q the order II CHOSEN FRIENDS VIII
be held on Friday evening for the purpose or con-
solidating the two councils.
Westchester Lodge No. $50. l. o.. o. F.. has APP
ton OF It's silver anriy ersary in March.
Irving Lodge. l. o. G. r., will elect new ofhcers
The members Of jackson Engine Company are
arranging 70 hold entertanment-
The Pew Thomas +. Sherman. : j. son OF Con
eral Sherman. has been visiting his aunt MIS-
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MOUNT VERNON.

Tn. westchester Woman's Club. In cooperation
With the Board ~ Education, has secured WiiIiam
Webster Ellsworth 20 give his Lecture prom
Lexington 20 Yorktown" In the Fifth-ave school
building on the night Of Thursday. February g.
on tho sf;eir BON OF February Professor salmon
Of Vassar College. Will lecture IN tho High school
building and on the night or February = 'He
Woman's Club VIII give reception FOR members
and their friends . ,,, ,,,,.A =,
smith 10 William G. Many MI. Many was ior-
merry Alderman from the First Ward -,
Miss sadie *. Hayes gave reception on Non
hsv night I'm honor Of her guest. Miss Ethel Law
ION An amusing feature was an auction party, at
which each OF TIE guests received favols.
a public hearing Will be given by the Raiiroao
Com ir,Iseoners IN New-York City next "Wednesday
on the question Of building trolley station at the
terminal Of tie Yonkess ana Union Railroad COM
parvs lines IN West Mount Vernon.
Mrs c 4 Lent OF No. y West sxth-et lie con-
Sned 10 her home suffering from painful burns
caused by the explosion OF lamp. She was In a
rocking chair and rocked against the table over
,urr,nc the lamp. The lamp fell into her lap
covering her dress with burning oil MT Lent was
,uu,mOred ny her screams and rolled her IN rug
extineuishing the flames.
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YONKERS.

The frat annual gymnastic and athletic exhibition
OF the Hollywood Inn Club will be held this even
Ing IA the assembly hall 1t will include an exhibit
ton on the horizontal bar high jumping. parallel
bar work, horse vaulting and tumbng. feature
OF the evening will be a dumbbell drill by the mem
bers Of the boys department. Some OF those. not
members OF the club, who have volunteered their
services are s Harvey Of 81 Bartholom new
Athletic Club; T Lamont Fideia ATHLETE CIuo
Keller. j. Mikola, II. sperling NJ Mensiow, ~ H.
Krokower and William Volk. The Empire City
impersonatons The exhibition was arranged by
Samuel ]. Ludwig, the, physical director. charge
The January meeting OF tho Social Christian
WORKERS Wa he'd On Thusa2y evening at the hoe
Pa1kaSe Towerre After the business had been
Ann eva T gye IN MSS MsF sny Mra
Miss Carrie Otis Miss Jessie Otis. Ylrs. Davis Miss
josie Key. Miss , Mamie Nee ana Nj Snyder
took part. Ice-cream and cake were served
M M sven aa s 3he Mn homs No "a P Es
al which number OF games We're enjoyed George
sigmAn won first prize and Mrs John Trace second
The Clerical Society held It's January meeting yes
Minister Presbyterian Church. paper on Vas
our Lord Doctrinarian?" was read by the Rev
formed i't Church. There were present the Revs
Ira 5. Dodd, Of Ryerdale W. H Newly. John
Alison Charles F. Alison, Lyman Coob. IT., A r
Carver. Thomas f, 1nglis. William Bruce George
Cutting Emos BOsworh ara b Jo9 1bo Reed Of 81
the Dorcas Society The next meeting Will be the
annual one and officers will be chosen.
There was large attendance at the meeting OF
the Womans Institute Club on Thursday night AS
Il was the last meeting previous 10 the departure OF
Miss Mary Marshall Butler. It's president for an
extended tour abroad the meeting took the nature
OF a farewell reception. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen Butler and the Misses Butler sail next Thurs
day for a six months trip to the Orient.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Downing gave party at
their home No lsi Palisa ie-ave. on Thursday
night in honor OF the hftieth anniversary of their
marriage
The Woman's Foreign Missionary societies Of the
First and Central Methodist Episcopal churches
will hold cake sales to-day. the former in the par
sonage in North broadway and the latter In the
iecture-room OF the church.
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

1t IL reported that the tract Of land known as
KinsslanGs Point. consisting Of about one hundred
acres, lying between the Albany Post Road and
the Hudson River. is soon to be purchased by the
State TO be used either for n penal institution a
parade ground
A special election will be held on Tuesday TO de-
eide whether four six trustees shall he elect ed
AT the annual election. and to determine II the
sewer system Of he village shall be completed
James II. Mahoney. Of Iowa City. Is visiting rela-
tiycs IN this village
Mrs Weber vie Of President John Weber is
recovering from a three months Illness
News OF the death Of Edward NJ. Comedian 4
former resident OF this place has just been received
from King WIllamstOwn. IN South Africa. Nj.
Comedian was u brother Of NJ j. Comedian and
Mrs George Sinnott. IF this place.
a meeting 81 the members Of the Young Men :
Catholic Lyceum viii bo he'd tomorrow evening
for the purpose Of organizing council Of Knights
OF Columbus EX-Judge Francis X DonOe hue. Of
YOnkcrs Will make address
Harry Munerly entertained the members OF hts
Sunday schOOl c.ass at his home IN Plne-st.. on
Thursday evening.
Of this village. who died in Bedford. will 10 held
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Tho golden wedding anniversary OF Mr. and Mrs.
z r. Atchley. held this week at their home, IN
Milton was attended by twenty-one children and
grs,dcblidrep and a large number OF relatives and
friends Mr.. Atchlev was a native Of Sand HIS,
y j. but moved to NewYork City when a boy.
He was T. member Of the Old Volunteer Fire De-
mar. rne-t and was also one Of the organizers OF
The Firemens Benevolent Fund Association OF Port
;Tne societies OF ST Peters Episcopal Church are
Arranging for carnival 10 be given IN the parish
house from February Is TO lb preceding the Lenten
season The purpose OF tho carnival Will be 20 Sc
cure funds 70 meet the outstanding bonded indebt
eoness OF the church The amount stu required
.s about s2.1Jo - ,
A meeting OF the directors OF the Port Chester
Athletic Association was held this week and plans
were discussed TO increase The membership. The
assoe.atiou owns about $500 in VnincumheTed
r,rpt.,rfv and has among It's members many Of the
well known people or the town.
The programme for the Apollo Club Concert in
Irving Hal on The night OF Thursday February g.
has been announced. Among those who are 10 take
part are Miss Minnie Marshall Smith. recitationist
David VI. Bimberg. vioAnist. and Harry Perlette
Cira!d musical dire 'tor OF Christ Church.
The Rev J. 6. Fraser OF Cleveland. Ohio. is
visiting friends IN Port Chester. and VIII preach in
the Congregational Church tomorrow morning
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NEW ROCHELLE.

The ninth concert Of the New Rochelle Violin
Circle Will take place Tuesday night In Trinity
House The musicians Of the circle, nearly sixty In
ali WI. be assisted by the following: Rene Papin.
barytone Fannie G. Levy soprano. benjamin 4
Isaacs vio.inst Amelia De Woolfers. violinist;
Sarah Isaacs volin!st and Grace UpinstOn. ac-
companis,. There VIII also be selections by the
Vernon String Quartet.
number Of The Scotch residents OF New-Ro-
cheile viii celebrate the one hundred and thirty
ninth anniversary of the birth Of Robert Burns
by dinner in the Postoflce building Tuesday
night. Dancing and music will follow. j. Y. Con
ner has been selected as toss, master and the fol-
lowing responses VIII he made. THE Immortal
Memory Of Burns" by ". Chalmers: reply J..
Watson. The Country Of our Adoption" J No
Even. reply. by james plckerson; "Our Native
County" q. Ambrose and reply by W Bertram.
The enumeratprS appointed 10 take the village
census completed their work yesterday and re-
turned the following figures: First Ward la.
Second Ward 2sz5. Third Ward. 3Of Fourth
Ward 3.tS5. To,al population. 1921. Some OF the
enIrneratOrs. through curiosity. took vote
on tho question 81 incorporating The village a
city. and found the voters almost unanimously in
favor II u.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Davis gave an enjoya-
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KATONAH.

The Executive Committee OF the Village I'M
provement Association OF which Joseph Barrett is
president held meeting Tuesday evening IN
the reading-room in Edgemont-ave. 1t wa. de
cided to procure a librarian and have the room
and library open 10 the public from 3 p. m TO 3
D. m as formerly. a committee OF three was
appointed TO decide on the date OF the opening.
Mrs Fredricka Kmble. who has been spending
several months with Mrs. Clairve l.. Benedict, 81
The Uplands. started on Thursday for an extended
trip through the South
The installation Of the newly elected officers or
the Epworth League VIII take place tomorrow
evening In the Methodist Episcopal Church at $50
o'clock Those to be installed are Lewis II. Miller.
president; George Flewellin, Mrs. George s. Ray
Mrs Howard l. Trym and Harry Mayne, as
yice-presidents; Miss Mary Sconcld. secretary
Henry W. Kellogg. treasurer: Mrs. Robert d:
Knapp. chorister and the Misses Edna Merritt and
Gnssie Benedict pianists The Rev Mr. Hama
burgh the pastor. will conduct the service. and
there will be special music
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SING SING.

Pre,id,ng Elder Z. s. Osoon. OF the Me'ropoi'an
r,s.,r,,t O, the Methodist Episcopal Chnch' "'n
lecture in Olive Opera House on Thursoay sVe,nie,
Februery IT, on The Oberammergau PASSION RAY
,,p stereopticon illustrations. The lecture Will oe
Nv tho benefit OF St Pauls Episcopal Church ana
In n. under the direction OF a committee COM
nosea OF the rector the Rev. DR.. Niles; Hliper. NJ
Todd. w. l. Townsend. John E Barlow ano sem '
1890, ,ior Of the census showing that the
village is hot gaining In population ana rle Ca
knowledged fact that the conuaESeG roHrht no the
responsible FOR this naNe dEdI" - eornssni-1e,, 10
question OF securing this winter an sn1e i iio x
so,,5ari.s The question Will be raised al ne neA.
meeting OF the trustees ana u Is .nVus-. Iii. 81
action toward the enlargement o. Inc village viii
once DC taTej onent FOR the benefit OF the Young
~ rrr,s,iau Association Wi. ne given IN O'e
ODera House next Tuesday evening .o.,,, c~,s-,-,
ST. Aguess Guild o. s. pauts GPscoP"s rooms
one evenne iris week There were between FORTY
anS my gu,S' regents examinations will begin in
the park school on Monday and continue through
ous mscei VIII be held at the home Of Bartholo-
new Ryder on Monday evening January 81; lor INC
nenent o: the Little Mothers AS the nome 1T OF
MIR Rvdcr IS situated in the country severn M
from this village. stages VIII convey tioe T h'rSi-r
to attend They Will start from the OahA onui"s
Golden Class o' the f'y1lano Ape sI "a ~.
olst Eps,opa! Chlrch will hold cake sac 4, . to
parors % the Young Mems CarstSn Ass9E1 ne
On SATURDAY evening. January % IheTe W." 10
musical and literary programme -. vro.o,.s,ar
The ffth annual convention OF the Westches'egg
Union az IN" loN't
CS,st,ar Tndeavor wi be held in the First Presoy
,a-iar c,hgrrh ms village. on the afternoon ana
Ci'r.Su Arnold civil engineer, has recently
hoen reo2enine and exploring the shafts OF ne oi3
.e,.r M me "a Mount Murray an elevation OF ltnu
which Is on his property al sparta, souih OF 'hls
I,,iiaee Mr. Arnold las secured Quahuy OF dig
80 Sos sen, II 10 be assayed The silver nine -
an old one having been worked before the teVoi1-
tcrary War by company o. EnSlsh captains
80 .I,,er ore copper and garnets were obtained
:, IS proba that under the old methods OF mining
~. ore see>d Was no, rich enough to be profitable
NJ Arnold however. thinks that with moIeih
methods and appliances thc mine can De WORKED , 20
svsn+ese TIE last time the Sing sing silver mines
were worked was ir 1855. BY resolution, 20 pe
found In the proJ-3dnes % the Village Irus'ees TOT
.tat wear - prof. lelt and clerk Of me nlIdge
we're elthorzei to deliver 10 Dr. Benjamin Irani-
reth a lease OF all mines and mining rights IN the
,,iiiore FOR the term OF twenty years at an annual
% 81.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

rhe cer,,nc,te OF incorporation of the Valley
Farms Company. OF Yonkers. has been hied IN 'ne
County Clerks office The corporation Is lo'i"eu
for the purpose Of purchasing ana sei'ihs p'op-
ertv in Westchester County. The principal ou''
nos office Is 10 be in the city OF Honkers. ana
~ ,roo,,, q, +he capital stock is nxed at 10000
divided into six hundred shares OF sloV each' Inc
duration Of the corporation Is fixed al my SeA'
and the directors are William Jay Haloi'iei W.
uov,and John Townshend Henry II. COOK
James 3 Ludlow Joseph J. Gleason, John u
Heckscher and William A. Duer. OF New ION
City; NJ Rumsey Miller. OF Bath. y. y, Law en =,
D. Rumsey and Ansley wilcox. o, ~ BuI "a ~ L.
and william X rTSve .; Rye. iectured on The
K1ondike" before the Young Mems CHRISTIAN AZ
ISOLATION on THURSDAY enSans and the lecturer
was thoroughly conversant Win me &c az onarter
ne described. having spent moro ina"
The Rev John J. Gorham in ot the on Bap rSs
his discourse 20 viii be Not Far from the King
William 3 sutherland Of this y WS'.s fnd Mss
So oT Of the late Joseph Bessicks of New
York CITY were married in CHICAGO al tne hT The
CO Ceremony inc was performed in, St E5e 'arSan
Church by the pastor the ri rev atves Being in
attendance wedding Ts4ss Nse N t enq
their home on Green Ridge. IN TINS vi,iaee o "a
ssIo,sw IN At tho home OF his aunt. Mrs. Burns
=
in Hamilon-ave ~. Cx.,n,-r has been
Mrs Henry Laraway, OF Old Chathair, Has ara
spending the week with her son. Robert H. Lara
~, -nii+on Gale OF New-York city. has been
The sIies; OF Edward McChain. in Broadway th's
week . ~ vory C,,v and
William s Naughton. OF BrookNn, VIZ - -
.,n.sHs q, Thomas lie Valley. in Barker-ave, on
Wednesday and attended the subscription u"H0'
Miss Michel ana her brGther Chauncey H MiSn
ali OF Brooklyn, were the guess OF He'e'
Tucheu in Broadway. on Wednesday. -..,.
The Misses Purdy Of BrGa e PSv arc Of jersey
CITY ~ c,ra.. Chanel to-
,oorrou Afternoon will be conducted by George l.
BurliHr. 49, WIT. p,e,ns Rowling
Club ana the woodawn Club rolled ma'Sn e ssb
eoor.s n,are made but the home team won. 0e-
festins their opponents by sixtyrsx pms. .vsn,ns
tuTn game will be played next THURSDAY evening"
sn Woodlawn. - oso,,.r -, G, Johns
r~h,,rcS viii hold an entertainment ana recep-
lion in ST. johns Hall. on February T. t~ sSe
snfi.Ied OR Cure-AN' will be preeen'eu' a. VIC
close OF which there Will be dancing
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PLEASANTVILLE.

Theodore Taxter appointed trustee by the
Village Board. on Tuesday evening, TO hll the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Henry Hen
Shave.
Tho Rev. MI Houston pastor Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church. entertained members OF
his congregation at the parsonage on Thursday
evening. -, ,,.A r.~,,.
~ ne First Methodist Episcopal church. or TINS
nlsce viii be entertained Tuesday evening at
he homo Of Wright Palmer. ,
lanes Wood OF Mount Kisco, lectured on me
Land OF the Midngh, Sun" las rhursday even
irr IN the Chappaqua Baptist Church, for the
bene1t OF the Library and Reading Room Associa-
ton recently established In that place Three
more entertainments will be gwen LOT the Same
purpose.
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DIGGING OUT THE GOLD.
. REPRESENTATIVE OF JAMES r. KEENE SENDS
AN INTERESTING BUDGET or NEWS
FROM THE KLONDIKE.

A personal representative OF James r. Keene has
been in the Klondlke since carly last fall MI
Keere has received two letters from him. detailing
the scarcity OF provisions and the general discom-
forts Life during the winter there. according to
the letters is decidedly uncomfortable The houses
are poor and the cold is intense Nevertheless the
health OF the community Is good Mining continues
es effectuay is possible under the weather con-
ditions Averaging up the district and winter re-
turns the yield seems to be about $50 cubic yard
which is probably the richest placer mining ever
heard Of Mr.. Keenes representative saw ono
bucket OF earth Weighing something over one hun
dred pounds, which yielded '5 in gold. Claims
are in great demand. and tho E!dorado and
surrounding groups some have been sold at an
average price Of about 10000 cash. Further
from Klondike claims have been selling for $1,000
and upward.
Of supplies and It IS In great need Of al kinds Of
these viii all be provided in abundance during the
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J. J. AsroRS VIEW ENTERPRISE.

John Jacob Aston who recently built an Office
building known an Astor Court. 10 adion the
Astoria Hotel. which he owns and established q
bank therein known as the Aston Bank has also
founded Insurance company 70 insure his vari-
Gus building enterprises and completed buildings az
we'll as TO do a general insurance business The
Insurance company Is to be capitalized at $1,000
and Colonel Aston personally will take one-hfth
OF the stock. The Rhnelander estate IL also to
have "A large block OF tho stock. J. Hampden
KObb OF the trustees OF the Rhlnelander
estate r. to be president OF the Insurance com
pany. Others on the directory Will be- Alfred f.
Marling OF the real estate firm of Horace = bly,
& %. which takes care OF much OF the Aston
business william Bcrrian, manager Of the GOelet
estate. and Lispenard Stewart. The new company
Will Insure the property OF the various estates In
terested and will reach out for as much business
- II can secure outside
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Gro. CLINT Co
AS.45 AND At WEST 2SeST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND I56 WEST I9"SrReH
POLICEMAN HANMGAN GOES TO JAIL.

SENTENCED no TWO YEARS N SING SING FOR
THE SHOOTING OF THE Roy MNALLY
Policeman j. j. Hanngan. OF the East One-hun-
-fourth-st station. who last Thanksgiving
Day shot Charles McNally. seventeen years old. OF
First-aye. and One-hundred-and -fourth-st. In the
left hip while the boy running away from
him was sentenced 10 two years In Sing Sing by
Recorder Goff yesterday. Tho patrolman was tried
for the offence by the former Board Of Police and
was acquitted. The boys parents took the case 70
court with the result that Hanngan was conf
victed.
In passing sentence the Recorder said: "Hanni-
gan this Is an unfortunate position for you TO be
in I deeply II for yourself and your family,
but there Is something higher here than
ters OF great public interest. and much interest Is
involved this You might have been walt
ing here to-day for sentence on the much more
serious charge Of murder. From the evidence IN
mis- case & is clear that your act WAS wanton ana
wholly uniustihable. Weapons are placed in the
hands OF policemen for their protection, and be
cause q policeman is in uniform he has no right
duty IS 10 protect them l will not send you to
prison for the maximum penalty as might. but
will take into consideration your good record, and
send you to the State Prison for two years.
Hannigans eyes were full OF tears as he walked
20 the Tombs He is twenty-sX years old. and
was sent to stop children playing football in One
hundred and fourth-st.. about whom many com
plants had been made. He pursued Charles Nc
Naly down First-aye and shot him.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoIhho'
ALBEMARLE- Edward w. BOX. or fhi'due, pm
ACKNOWLEDGMENT c. Kerens. OF ST. LOUIS II -
ar1 Sorator Nelson W Aldrich. Of Rhode Island
GILSEY - Bernard r. Green. OF Nashihs.on'
HOFFMAN - Mark Hollngsworth. OF 5oH'oi'
HOILAND-Ex- Congressman l. I. 10y No'. s r, ~
-, IMPERIAL Thomas Sprouli. Of Pitts
hurg MANHATTAN-Congressm James j. i,'l-
den. OF Syracuse and Josiah Quincy Mayor o. DIS
ton MURRAY HILL-Bernard GranVll'e' OF = ~ ~
donce and Edward j. Duff. Of Liverpool PAIN
AIr%rrE. Robert c Adams. Of Montreal SAY ol
Joseph ID. Craig. Of Albany. WALDORF
bert Wright of Cleveland, and Senator rawarl -
Wolcott of Colorado WINDSOK-h. Bell '"s'
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