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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOTNT VERNON.

,r,. annual message OF Mayor Edwin W. Fiske'
delivered at the first meeting OF the new Board OF
Aldermen last evening. is an interesting u"'u'i''
In speaking Of the excellent system oil SIRIUS nv
highways which has oeen onlt IA '"e i"9'
,oor. tho MAYOR says there yet remains the graz
49, ord roacadamizing Of North and South CoIun-
60, oves end when this work IS competed All
,,hwav improvements VIII cease unt!l the Nek'S"
re misses an amendment to the city c""i'o
authorizing an additional issue OF h's"""' a.
,,,,e,, snt bonds Although hundreds OF 'lous"'lI'
>, dollars have been issued in bonds ior .HtijnI,n,
OF 1o'at citv is In excellent financial stanclns;
I'D Tho last bonds sold FOR il4.o1 w. Mayor
an. curstions are in the opinion ol IN ~ 80
sewer qu,,d and he urges the Aldermen 10 taho
,rcr,rt action 20 secure better ia aiso olvo-
sur ~ ne constructon OF a garbasa cfeIi'a,OIS l
ADOPTION Of amendments 20 We ."s and corpora
~rc1rrty-owners 70 plant snaoe ,Iv,s,,,rd conduts
Ppp -, mt electric wires in unaerst 'u.u ICES
va o,,nershp by the city o. an .n0,-, ~; street
r"iuccd Insurance rates anu We NJ
Farnswof'n mccall committee to prepare roi! OF
49, ~ all those who have gone OH Srrnv or
non officers or ,s composed Of Henry E.
ttSh'ssdes u ". Lapham and W A, ~ I'm, those
faoauSyS' Lehman a New-York mereMin..,' IN
fI'H 20 2s5 North Futon-ave, Ches'yiI , IAN;
hui,' b,lrry call to the police s,a''0i va NirI;yov
night lie said that MS seI oa REQUIRE force
was neT sergeant Beck. with TIE p aTo found
and four ON nm possession of the house h@N ,
driven the family out ana r n'n croGuet ma,let.
T b 0S on after dsa5meS heT SO an" yoen
her TO the pomTteS nat Judge Schatz held ner
@ and s'G ,ne n9 sSn'S"
Day. Mr. Let"S and she had only been in ms SGT
VTf be I'VE Vernon Baseball CLUB Of ms nav Gy match
game for }s o2 26 Of II tie
IN New ho. t '1SovRochelle team Will play AZ '
A. p grounds Mount yeT Of ST. paus Ep
The Rev W ;; ost chester. is arranging i w
GSPa service he SSa i Pn4o 'aS Sa he BY
on July 4 sHpsesesnSIyman SANFORD and oshS S,l
S snS the graves Of the Revolutionary S'''
be %S1Gr Mems christian Also" mo o" bowling
social onda :sas n5shS IeT S Exhibited John a
TGRnsn and S@S a9j
he arst and ssSn9 b Prize tSe young of the
Auxiliary.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK-TUFsDAY. JUNE n. 1893.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK-TUEsDAY. JUNE Fl 1898
ARRIVED
n: Ss qs s sSS9s d%Ss" ''3f
's Steiner ia MaHe@asa m drimh London June Win
company Arrived at the ar at :on Inn. and
Neville 10 Win rndse II cabin and 81 Storage passen
gers to Brothers Arrived at the Ear at o4
Steamer cy n Zones p,ls2l jun r,, ami ri
swansea win wdse to James ArkeH < Go. Arrived a
'' s,, cam soainSar pr Bcnce Antwerp June H. with
national Navigation Company. Arrived d" the Bar at )
steamer Manhanset dir. Walker. swansea June T. in
ballast to T IIoTan sons Arrived at ne BAR at N
with mdse to Punch. Edge Co. Arrived at the bar At
steamer Aer GER Nlerlch. Genoa June .. Naples 10
ana Gibraltar S Win nse' cam ana me- $40 ,
- yoF rsn ggd Ss, Msrf sns M Ss S GsnS4
mdse and 362 passengers TO henderson
steamer At,l On Morris. KInsston June :. savanilla
mdss ANA ~ cabin ' rasense 1 to pm ForWod Keo
Arrived at the Bar at m.
pa n f. fD nara aa H"o y sg' %
ml~e to the Tweede Trading Company. Arrived at the
steamer saginaw OBJ. staples st Marie and Gonaives
prince H. Cape iIayten is and rnasua 49, with
mcsc and cabin passengers 20 William = clyde & Co
steamer Ruben. (ir Isdale Bermuda June IS In bal
last 10 Funch Edge 4 60. Arrived the Bar a,
steamer cnalr ete Basiand New Orleans days. with
mdse to T Van sickle.
Steamer Algonquin Plat. jacksonville June II and
ar eo s with mfsc ana PAS to clyde
Steamer Nacoochec Smith. Savannah W
Nose and passengers 10 the Ocean IS Company.
steamer troatan. Mckee. Georgetown. c. June 10
and Wilmington. g. with mdse and passengers TO W .
Steamer Old Dominion Tapley Richmond and Norfolk
with ndse and passengers Old Dominion SIS Company
CLEARED
Steamer Fresland 3eg). Nickels Antwerp via South
ampton-lnternatonal Navigation Co.
Steamer Roman Prince (r) Curtis. Maceio. Victoria
and Santos-John G Seager.
Steamer Prns Maurits Dutch Duit Hayti and Ven
ezuelan ports-Kunhardt * Co.
Steamer strathairiy Cp. Henderson, Hamburg-Barber
& 60.
Steamer Dilmant Ger. wischausen. Hamburg-Ciust
Steamer Dominic BD. Forbes Para Maranham and
Cenra-Booth & Co
Steamer British Queen CBr Smith. An,werp-sanderson
a Son
Steamer oermanlc CBr McKinstry. Liverpooi-whits
Star Line
Steamer Pennsular Porp. Bettincourt Lisbon via
Azore--a Amsnck & Go.
Steamer II l. Dmock. Baker. Isos,on-H + Dimock
Steamer Nacoochse Smith, Savannah-Ocean So Co
Steamer Manhattan. Bennett Portiand-Iioratio Hall
Steamer Princess Anne IIulphers Norfolk Newport
News-Old Dominion Ss 60.
ST. tanner Goldsboo. Townsend Philadelphia
CLYDE a Co
Steamer Excelsior. Boyd New-orleans-J T Van sickle
Bark Mascotta GaD. ChInca san Domingo and Sa-
mana b Vicin Co Cleared 2oth)
Bark Duns,afrnage d'r,. Forbes. Caicutta-Balfour
Williamson 4 Co.
Steamers Mangara IBID. for Falmouth England
brooklyn city Cpr). Bristeli Cymrio lBr) Lvsrpooi
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GAS COMPLICATIONS ~ WEST CHESTER.
DECISION RESERVED on Az APPLICATION To RE-
STRAIN THE NORTHERN UNION COM
PANY PROM LAYING MAlNs.

Decision reserved yesterday by Justice Pryor
in the Supreme Court an application made fy
John F Chez a taxpayer. 20 continue pending
trial temporary Injunction restraining 'he lr'h-
ern Union Gas Company. and James + Heating.
individually and Commissioner - Highway.
and James II Maoney. individually and as Deputy
Commissioner Of Highways for The Bronx. from
making trenches IN which 10 lay mains lu
Main-st West Chester. outside tho villag" u VIII
iamsbrdge
Chez alleges that the company IS tho successor
Of the Northern Gaslight Company. which had q
franchise for the construction OF mains ln Will
iarnsbrdre but not FOR the district wh'ro tho
mains arc now being laid. and asserts That the
Comuisso ner Of Highways illegally granted iN"
Northern Union Gas 'omTauy a permit 10 open
up streets ana lay mains there the company not
having secured q fTanchls" Tn" defendant cor
rorat' on RELIES that the Public Works Department
@, the cify 81 Ncw-YOrk entered it'o contract
for the lighting Of the district wher" th" mains
complained 81 IN course ~ construction. ara
that the permit granted ly the Commissioned ~
Highways IS in accordance with TINS agreement
and Is perfectly legal
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YONKERS.

ar.d Masons were present a.
a,rne- IN celebration Of the tweH'' ,no odge
orv Of the organization OF g., the hall
~ -os = and A. NJ. which TOOK p"trr Iy-
-, tho Teutonia Society on MonD"' Tree OF Ar
"a Cohh tr chairman Of the COMM. 49,. letters
ma" -. vras the POSTMASTER MANY - -,
i"',7 ,-o,os ~ regret from pron''i'V"' cod
az - who were unable to atten," we're George
HmonC those who could n oI 0 TO the toast II n
Van Wet WI" % ISIS and Grand SecrelsaS, ;The
J. E9lfTs whG , TSs 10 Ralph E prime rai an hs
,nrical paper which he called bN spoke we're the
In NeppeThan des 81 the First Reformed F tb
DR. J. ". Bowden past sfSsH Ste and Past Master
Grand on Renubiic Lodge. Nsw-l orh C,oi and
sneechcs were intersperseu WIZ, ~ the lodge In its
vocal music; Of existence have been " N W \:
s s%s Wam A. Gies9 2cs RsPH Gety George b
Wilson Sharte Cakns Charles Hepeis,e are are
y v. Taylor. The present Hauser. senior war
PhihP II Howard junior warden, MARI treasirer;
stall secretary; ,, w. senior senior deacon; william a:
rrsven junior deacon RaiPih Pred d / Fraser senior
George A Ir,aI ma Ca,bii Junior junior NJ
NJ and Mrs. Thomas f. boO ,lr on Monday
number Of f raTa 1 @ Mott Miss Helen oBgeg
Ernest +. Newman and Mss Peerni played the
Nass and Iisnelle Perera gave fysshrnent 5
l'ons' Dancing was enpcyed an"
seyedt Lodge Of ODD Fellows VII have @ eoTv
pirate exercises on ,drs of the order Past Grand
of the decetsIp 'Sorfers will deliver an adore -.
S SGe,dSnt odd Fellows have been HVi'el 10
present. r,rrood Conpanv has completed
the laying Of girder rails in M Ia al the upper
W., ~ park We route which were .n IA
enc OF ' Sewer to be constructed New ras WI"
ai9 in Nepperhan-ave. from AshourtohaNe ~ ''
"9 The Rev R P H. Vail Of o sam Pso6cs o As
aiocciaf,on of the Westminster Presbyterian Ohur'
on "John Calvin. 1.,,o-s Corinthian
vbt CTvb beet has been sold by Gabriel i'eeVS'
,,s owner Mr. Reevs built the boat hll'lSv ,lts.socia
III rba Vonkers auxiliary the Red cross AssQ,ld %
,,on viii sew this morning in the assembly h 3 u
the hollywood Inn club IN SCUM dndad rro"'""'
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NOMINATIONS FOX CONGRESS.

Doyestown. Penn. June 2i.-Congressmah Irwin
J. Wanger was renominated for Congress yester-
day in the With Pennsylvania District
Little Rock. Ark, June 1.-THE Democratic con-
veniion OF the ia District has renomnated ]. g..
Little for Congress.
Mddlebury VI, June 2L-Representative II. III.
Powers was renomlnated by a unanimous vote at
the Ist Congress District convention held here to-
day
Montpelier Vi. June 2l.rhe hottest contest In
years in n Congressional canvass In this
district ended here to-day. when the conven-
ton to nominate successor to General w. w.
Grout. the present incumbent. held. Judge
L. IL. Reed. of Bellows Falls, was the candidate
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MOUNT KISCO.

tn. monthly meeting OF the Westchcster County
horticultural Society will be held on rI'u'S -
. -, K,sco Opera House and Saturday
-. o,d hardy flower show will be held under
t,s auspices OF the society and the Bedford Flower
Club " ,,.Aoa,s. Fnisconal Church
Vii sivr an entertainment IN the Opera HOUSE,
tomorrow evening. =, 80 4,roo,,i,,,ol
Kisco Lodge. + and A. NJ, mas u,o ,r roo,,hs
"S TIE Closing exercises OF TIE Mount Ksc9 n9 az
Free school will be held or lhIrsHdS;; Ju h u -
,rtora Mn he three graduafes-Miss Bianche II
Sherwood Miss Lillian Belle Davis and MISS ouS'"
+ Greene .,s Ice. oyerinP nv
The women OF Golden's Bridge Church. 1T, ,.
The Pleasantville Union free School Will O030
for the surnmer vacation on Friday.
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RAINES JURY DISAGREE.
SIX FOR AND SIX AGAINST DAMAGES.
TIE ANNOUNCEMENT MADE IN THE SUPREME
COURT BEFORE JUSTICE MAc1.EAN-5EN-

-,,rr ADVANCEMENT MADE IN THE SUPREME
COURT BEFORE JUSTICE MAc1.EAN-e'EN-
AroR RA1NEs DISAPPOINTED.
Senator John Raines has been unsuccessful IN MS
$4,000 libel suit against The New-forK f'eSS
Company After considering the case FOR seNe'"'
hours in their room. tho jury reported to justice
MacI,ean. in the Supreme Court yesterday morn
ing that they were unable TO agree on verdict.
According 10 the foreman OF the jury the men We're
equally divided and there never was chance OF an
agreement.
The case has been going before Justice Mac
Lean FOR a week or Senator kalnes su'u
The Press" company recover $4,000 The al
legged libel was contained in a story intimaths th''
Senator Raines had been actuaied by corrupt mo-
lives in his action on the officers amendment 20 the
Firemen's Salaries bill
1t was bitter fight on both sides. Many OF the
best-known Republican politicians OF the state w"T'
on the witness-stand The lawyers spent all day
Monday summing UP. and a little after O'Clock the
case was given to the jury by Justice Marletn
The Judge waited FOR verdict until after 6
o'clock and then ordered a sealed verdict. Il was
then apparent that there would be disagreement
At 1890 O'Clock the tired Jurors were allowed 20 60
home
When the result announced Senator Rain"s
was In court The foreman announced that me
twelve men were unable 10 agree. ana the senator
looked depressed. When asked Il he had anything
to say regarding the disagreement lie replied ma
he naturally had expected a finding IN Ai1 ''.H.
He intimated that he would press the suit 70 tiil
again a possible.
According 70 the foreman Of the jury. the hrsi
ballot res lite. in "A vote - t. ia favor OF o. ~
ages Two OF the Jurors favored giving M Ra'ncs
the full amount asked for.
on the next ballot. however. the vote was equally
divided and so It remained on each succeeding Aa!-
lot
As soon as the jury had reported Justice MacG@an
discharged them without any comment
The trial Of Senator kaines slii has been o..
much interest to politicians in THIS city ou ont
OF the testimony given By Congressman Qu'gg pres
i3eni Of the Republican county Committee and ~
Louis = Pawn the state Superintendent ~ lnslr-
ance Their CONTRADICTORY Of each other ou ihe "i'-
ress-stand and the cks made upon NJ. Pam.
who IL close friend OF Governor BLACK have glt'n
much satisfaction t. tho Democratic iol.' Sans ~
the CITY Hail and IN hotel corridors tAe testimony
riven AZ the trial has been talked over WITH relish
by the politicians and yesterday they "xpr's 'i '"
opinion that another trial OF the suit would not take
place
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Ryl. Hail (8r, Havre. ct,a 81 Messne GiaOu a S
orleans etc. Panama d'r B2rieauN lr,iee,,n. Prln-
cess Anne Norfolk and Ncwpor, News; Dominic ''"
Para. etc. Tallahassee savannah
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS 90.
London. June 2i-Arryed. Michigan ''''
Tubb, New-York ~. c7.r,,ksa Gen.
RUSH namb i for New York ais, Rotterdam 'pu'''
NeeSe n,erd@m toa steamer =, Regulus (Br'
Miiest9ne. Rotterdam for New-York. ,..,, ,Bo
swansea june 2l-saled. steamer Mohi'Ah Wv
siSrn5way' June 2l-Arryed. steamer Atlantic '0'
Dartmouth. June el~Arrivei. steamer HaAOy %"
Finney New York for London o.,vooi Oh
Gloaceser' JIne le-Arrved. steamer CITY OF i'''
Hun. June s,~Arrtved steamer Marstonmoor Us"
Queenstown June 2r-Arived. steamer Thomas A''''
s'n sypr3 Iun sPassei steamer Maasian (pu'''
Potter New York FOR Rotterdam. ,,- ,c.., Jan.ssa.
Sicily June 2l.Passed steamers he rs, Pohls Nss-
New Tor Flushing. 2st. LAIN GER .rsni New
York ,or Bremen, Isle Of Kent (Br)' SUTHERLAND
Butt Of LEWIS June 2l-Pas,ed steamer Atlantic ''''
Inwood. Ncw-York FOR Hamburg . cameo (Bfl
Cook New York Tor Cork CaHo CBH. Lang Ne"-
sse'.n ,sArr,yea G asea. Steamer
Rotterdam June io-Arrived steamer Bria an Nor.
Keller New York; sailed steamer Lyae'"''"
h1 Ani%erp GsHe steamers AvOns yS
Frostad. New-York. Kensngton OBJ eeS"0"
via Southampton. - harden Tower
Hamburg June 2l-Arrived. steamers ssIed Pre-
Q}r Niles Montreal via sydney. { b. -o'n' '
toria Ger. Kopnf New-YorlS 49,, s.raevon (Bs
pieppe. June ls-Sailed. steamer '0'" '
Smith. New-York. 49,, "A, short (Brh
Havre June 2i-Arrved. steamer Mary Aua .,ore (Brh
Miburn New-York, passed. steamer 'i0o"'
johnson. Ncw-York for Rouen ,,,,,o,v Beiilngon
Algers June l6-Sailed. steamer Ma1t,e ,ath)
C3r Corner New-York passed GloraitS Prince
Gibraltar. June 2lPassed. steamers ,rrarayen (BF.
(i3r) Dobson Naples. etc for New ~
Norman. New-York for Singapore exc. p.,anoch (Brh
Buenos Ayres May 2i-Arriyed. steamer
Robertson. Nsw-York
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70 MEET GOVERNOR BLACK MORROW.
ARRANGEMENT MADE FOR THE RECEPTION OF
MR. QUIGG's COMMITTEE.

MR. QUIGG's COMMITTEE.
Iemue F. Quigg received word from Albany yes
terdav that Governor Black would be glad TO meet
the delegation from the County Commlitee to-mor-
row 10 discuss the removal of the election machin-
cry from police control. Mr.. Quigg at once tele-
graphed an acceptance. and the committee repre-
senting the Republican County Committee Will go
to Albany on the Empire State Express tomorrow
morning Ii is said upon excellent authority.
that there will be friction whatever between the
Governor and the committee. The Governor has
succeeded In convincing Senator Plat and other
STATE leaders It is said. that his way OF looking
AT the question is the right one, and the special
committee when IT reaches Albany. VIII simply
confer with the Governor about detail. as the
prOposed special legislation IS already mapped out.
An DO ice legislation has been abandoned and Sen
ator Plat and his friends will be satisfied should
the Bipartisan Election bill create inspectors or
registration who shall have custody Of the rolls
and the power TO Investigate the lodging house
vote
When Mr.. Quigg yesterday he had just
conferred with Frederick S Gibbs. ana II evi-
dent that both had receded from the stand taken
originally. There was a rumor that John Nc
Cullagh, who was deposed as Chief. and Thomas
Hamilton. who thrown out as Police Com
missioner, will be appointed Election Commits
sioners, under the new law.
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WHITE PLAINS.

rho ,ouou,ne certificates OF incorporation W.
elaa IN the County Clerks office yes'e' Jay
rra--,s,, Peoltv Company. formed FOR the pun Po
~ huvlnC selling and dealing IN IahnS az" TO-,
49,. o,,o,,rt ~ captal stock. $500. dlNloeu nv
&C., hundred shares: principal business o'''0o
I1o-risor The duration OF the compAn! ~
,.oors and the directors are Matthew y. ~ ~
srd charles Keryan. Of Harrison. ana h'"".' No
jenkins OF New-York C GltHy,,,anv formed for the
,.,,,ro and sale Of wall paper inu ' ,rate-
nhase and sale of all necessary . ~" ~ the capital
rial ana Trtat ,Sividci into one hundred shaIes
The principal business once 49, - is Nrtv years
neck The duration or thc Coi ~ Wbifing Of New
ana ne ,, az roIiand 5 Whiting OF lcihan NEW
HHo'Y9 and Frederick g. Timpson OF "'""D
RSckiand ok1an has admitted the foi 4Nrs
o.Tis ~ probate: VII Of Eliza AHffVDu, EOS beianey
Vernon Emma Hi, G HEg,c,rry cSxecutrix Ellen
Of Nor'la' XoT.- Rochelle Mary T. MimpanEa.
and Thomas McGovcrn fNeGu.o' Dayids and
Law, o. Ho"ids EXECUTORS: also letters oI az. a.,
ministration to Pamela iyt,' 81 q Ossining Tho
o. lnS also appointed william ,+f Io
guardian Of Francis WikaW3ii Franccs Hickok
ise George HYATT ana 9"'''''
iiAo S.%7nranccment exercises at the Hlgn Ne
which began with the oaccaa .,tte.hoaist Episcopal
Rraaua''S Sunday evening by the Rev; pr; e."
49, were continued last cVehNlS ~ ,,.ceeefrl on
rum, y 10" . ,rbich Included fan driH ~ ~
leii5,l' cantafa presentation by a"out ne ~,
nil. and physical culture 4nHH rromroar classes
the, primal! 1ro,raunrne A. the same pa, ~
,-,rrnvy evening viii he given owe. ~
ercisfs' anl on Vii he held Charles r Skinner
elIner ntendent Of public .ree,.nd - the
emf and the diplqmIaTT schmid. president Of the
T1oor3 If Education.
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SING SING.

,uch interest IS being manifested By the inen'oe's
81 Michigan On ipter. Daughters OF 'ne WV,
po,.o,n,ion IN the patriotic work assigned 20 ,'ei"
n .t,,,r 80 2 Of the Red Cross. They nave
already furnished the supplies requested OF mem
-. tho soc,evs hospital ship and for tne purppsv
- a,sng further funds VIII h9id ta.r, oor and
q. e. q, I9hn,s school on Saturday afternoon anu
evening July , -, tho Sing sing High
r. t 81 Ia hold I'm tho Baptist Church to-n,pI-
row morning An interesting proeIainme OF "a ne
49, cssove and music has n"en f'pHie'' anu WV
D.. ~ Price VIII deliver an address
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NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The BUSY Workers held strawberry festival In
the Beekman Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
A memorial service for Mary T. Burt. the State
,resident OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was held yesterday afternoon az the home
Of Miss Powles. In Depeyster-st.
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DOBBS FERRY.

The members Of Spring Valley Lodge. I. o. o. F..
paid a fraternal visit to Hebron Lodge. Of White
Plains. last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w. Mlddebrook and their
family will spend the summer at Falmouth Heights
Mass.
The Rev. W. r. Davenport, of Yonksrs will
supply the pulpit Of the Surnmerneld Methodist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIL

PKOMINENI AItFtIV NI1' y III17
ALREMARLE-C Count Charles Guiccohdin, vi
Rome I,alv RTCKINGHAM-Robert 9. Pruyn'
80 ,fio,v FrE'TU AVENUE Congressman VIII
lam seldom smith. Of Michigan and count Ven
Rertzen. IF Germany GlLSEY state senator r,p-
gar r Bracket. of Saratoga. HOFFMAN, mar
UoIIAND- Lieutenant Ishl ID Luca, naVal az
ftcnh II the Italian Embassy. and II. G. Frck' OF
pfffsburg MANIIhTTAN- Acting Mayor H. ~
Arrr.v.s Of Hartford SWITZERLAND r. -.
rut.r ~ Buffalo. PARK AVENUE The IT'V. j.
Ors Denniston. u the state College PennsyI-
,ario SAVOY Professor Reese. OF chicago
WALDORF Van Horne ana X - a."
~, ~ Montreal WINDSOR-John b. Garrett
..rt l.r..i.frf1
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
Line.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


, u. tn. Mails close Vessel sails.
Ne''ei. r,.e-1ool waite STAR. geo a 1900
r,rissions Antwerp Red S'ar. .loVv m l.o III
. Cuavra Rel 'p' ...... II 90 N 100 m
THURSDAY. JUNE %.
Friedrich der Gro. &c. bremen y q LLOYD oCp IN
George " clyde Charleston. Clyde..-. - ooV . III
FRIDAY JUNE -
~ ,,o,,, port Roval Mallory 300 m
Ue1rv pumoi- Aux Cages. Atlas. 1000 m l-"' III
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ADDITIONAL CONTENTS.
..CHlPS OF OUR NAVY"

A pictorinl Extra Of The Tribune. niea
with hnIf-tont pictures OF the principal,
of the american Navy. including the "hin.'
portraits OF leading officers. ana scenes '-
shi pboard, and of 10 Spanish warships. .,o.
The letter press describes the de>trncuvSS
OF the Maine. Dcwey's victory nj Wanna s shs
other matters, md presents ~ list OF ~.
xnriou. slips of the Navy. with their SIG
armament and command ers.
10 CENTS COPY.
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absence OF the pastor. the

I-niscopal Church In the absence OF 'ne P
Rev lincoln 4. Ferris. ,.Ao rorena Com
Anohrr hearing in he case o. the ow@ or Of Green
PanS chi 10 held today before Michael j.
~ New Rochelle. referee. $500 -, Nv and Mrs.
N.s9 ,,al 10 tyjeht Of New-YoTk CITY. ana ~;
Robert Dennision Of this village WILL pG Man
tomorrow in the Church OF the i"'"
haitian. - = ,,oC1ouand and his family
have gone to ocean Grove ior 'he s"''''''
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