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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

The Republicans of Plainneld Yesterday nomi-
mated ~x-Mayor George ". Rockfeow for Mayor.
James A. Martin FOR city Collector. William y.
Runyon for CITY Judge and the Rev. Or. W. z.
Richards for School COMMISSIONS.
cry Judge George ". De Meza died yesterday a.
Plainfled
The report Of the Committee Children AZ the
meeting Of the State Charities Aid Association In
Jersey City yesterday severely arraigned tho ffud-
son County Board OF Freeholders for being wicked
~ negligent and utterly incompetent in tho man
agAment OF the unfortunate children in its charge
Public indignation has compelled the socalled
Performers" who are I'm control Of tho city GOV
eminent OF Camden to halt in giving away valua-
bic franchise.
Leroy Appegate. n young Trenton lawyer. Is hold
I'm default Of 5000 on charges OF forgery. fraud and
embezzlom
The Sd New-Jersey Volunteers. now at Athens
Ga. has been ordered 10 cuba, TO sail by Decem-
Der /.
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CHApuAy SENT 0N 4 MISSION. -
pEvFRY TRANSFERS HIM TO THE FrDRIDGE ST.
STATION. WITH ORDERS TO PURIFY
TIE PRECINCT.

Police Captain George s Chapman. Of the Ner-
cer-st station. was a-t evening transferred AZ the
order Of chief Devery 10 tho command of me
Edrdgc-st station. Acting captain Cooney VINO
for a few days has presided over m" interests "'
the Eldrldgc-st. station wa sent to take chap
mans place in Mercer-st.
When the fact Of the latest shifting around ~
commanding officers OF precincts was noised ABROAD
II created somewhat OF sensation throughout that
part OF The Police Department which wAs ON GUY
last night Captain Chapman did not hear ~ the
proposed change until after o'clock I'm m" even
inR when he received from the CHIEF the order ~
move His instructions were II WAS announced IN
Mulberry-st.. 10 go forthwith to his new post ana
10 purifv tho precinct AT every cost
rantain Chapman said OF tho transfer. Yes,
have received IT, unoX pected and un~elcome order
10 take charge &C the Eldridge-st station pro
sumo that the ctange was made because or my
record I'm tho Tenderon and In Mercer St in clean,
In, On, l-dcers and places for evil-dong.
shall do my b~st in the precinct where am gong
*, owing fun Well what the contract cans 'or on
n part - s.,sos
rnon YESTERDAY at conference between nler
Dcv.ry and several ~ the Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
/ WV ytIRTVG uAcHINF.

A. interesting exhibition ~ now talking ma
chino Vae ci,en Yesterday afternoon FL The office
~ tho tmeri"an Clearinghouse Company. in the
Bowling Green FuNdiNE The essential feature Of
me srapnouhouc boo 0ftnclplo ~ engraving roc
o-as or wsNhkN cvlindor which principle
developed lr Alexander Graham Rel and Charles
Taf-fer sc -o'a'ned IN he new machine. hut
-here are embodied in e. also certain devices IN
vented hv r y Mcdonald. manager % the com
Jan's factory 80 Bridgeport Conn. which make
This machine apparently far superior To other
previously oon9'rlctod. In The test Yesterday n
mig bras norm fret attached 10 Edison
T1orosraph. and comic heard. tho
strains o. witch rather attenuated Then
-hA improved sraphOphone was started. and songs
and Tecitatiprs poured from It's horn distinctly
and loudly n he heard with cage az distance
~ one hundred faet. and ainloc; make
fancv that human voice ard not . mechanism
sounding them Forrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
10 90 IN LOO D
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. nov. -. i''A
ARRIVED

PORT or NEv YORK WEDNEsDAT. nov. -. isaA
ARRIVED
steamer Tel'ono 81. Cameron y.rrool Noy.ns b.,
.teerase fas.ensor~ f. tho White s'ar Tre. .rr'- At
Sssmer R,ara Br No-..r I,,r?o 30 N,y'|s'5 3 !"
hts'i 70 1st Ie,ons Nrriyed a. ,o 80, -, =, :,
in hoils-t , To-ron a son Arrived a, Nh. Bar a. N
and Swsn.sa 2 Am niso to lame, >rkcl 90 A--'y.t
.D an e' Ka,s- rr,ed-ich gen s,orer Bremen 70
yember 10 s,ahamP.n and cbersours Is 49,. nt..
IT, ge a. r.e ,G d,,h vocge Ro,,.rda, H'-.n-
be 500 ballast & u R1niehocI Arrived s' 80 Rar
,,eamcr scotia ,Ger Mo,cr. An,H'-9 Noy.,,o., %
Navigation - Arrived ar Bar az ~. ..,.- "a
N4pe. Ii srt Gibaer - Win re- q c,eg ',t :.
-sa. Nv ,Nor uag'a Hsso Aasa, NJ Sss' ,.s,
Aisn T. port sal p and Ae'ers No'enhe- = wv
mdso 70 R,-he- 60 Arrived a, - Par e 90 ~
vealbe- VIA sidney. 80 ballast 20 Barrier 80 -
re st.. M ne ra sr B1, ROW saro. oct6.. . 80,
fora 30 a7s = rneia u nth coffee 20 RisH " ''''
,.sn. az B S a o%or Har.-n re :r y'v.T
TO- rs ui'n fruit and passenger . H''ds' - -
T s,.ane f' ,p s m Nrtbv rort an Prince N"y:s
Rt,e- Is AMI kingston Il v'th mdse - pr- T'-Nr'f
& helors Arrived a, tho Rsr a. - 1 q.
S".%i ss5 cs1,s ; Ma-i H2'9S S s & - r
"9.t N"o w. "a ., sr Ion B' I, ~ IL an. K.-
Ves' 10 r'h mdse and passengers - Il Na..r .;
rth nise md passengers - the on Dominion - ''''
S,eame- Aired plmols CNor'. Hansen Baltimore y"
y,r,p,r q m ha,las' Daniel BACON. -,
sand, Hook y Nov .. . 30 m "i'i r0r'' "''''
CLOUDY ,rn
steamers - southampton G'rrsnc r., ~ ~
don rIauisr Cir ,Rr Rr,.'o'. Cluaor 'r Ari'''..-'
ss1lncl ,N' arai1sa Ha,sra reraaa ,r "7,,.
Madisns 'Rr. - Thomas sc iampa. - ~. ~ Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
tORPOR4TED " JERSEY.

Trenton. Noy. % ,SpeciaD Articles Of incorpoIa.
tou wor- nled to-day in the office OF the Secretary
Of State FOR the following companies
American Fireproof Wood Company. capital
stock 81 oanou). with 10000 paid In Incorporatots.
Adam Tiudall Iemuel !. Morris Samuel IIucSel
ir 400 ~ Philadelphia. and Robert H. Gron OF
Berlin y j
Parcels Post Company. capital stock 10000 In
corporafors John Summer Samuel ID Hannah and
Frederick II Scgfred. all ~ Boston.
racon Realty Company capital stock. 500 po In
oorporators. IT. l. Rooth 81 NeN-York; CUTLER
mod. de Zaldo HAVANA. Juan VI. teballos. New
York. r. \ 9 Smith N"w-Nork and ~ 6. Run
klr lltiuncld
Tho Annapolis Irc Manufacturing Company. cap
tftI stock f'Na"0 tncorporatoTs. " i Rorrymsn
and s. II Berryman. ~ Philadelphia. and William
7 Thompson. u. Of Camden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
HORSE EXHIBITORS Organize.
PAPERS F1rrp At ALBAHy-TN1FORM sYsT1.@
OF u-DGING PROPOSED

Albany. Nov. q -Papers Incorporating The Aneri-
can Horse Show Exhibitors Association were filed
With the Secretary Of State to-day.
The associa ton. which is supported by the most
prominent horsemen I'm oil parts % tho country IA
formed for tho purpose OF promoting horse shove
throughout tho country. and FOR establishing a
uniform system ~ rules and regulations for the
government and conduct of tho same. The prn-
cipal Offices OF the association viii he in New ork
CITY and tho directors are !. Perkins Of Ceve-
land Marry Hamlin - BUffalo, Henry J. Croker.
~ san Francisco Henry Fairfax OF Aldie. Va.
= : Klmball and ~ II. Tchener. % Chicago;
Rratton % st Louis. Charles Reilly. ~ Lex Ing
ton Ky. Adam Beck of London. ont. r. y. Jor-
dan Of Boston. q Jason Waters. Of Atlantic City.
+ e. stevens Of Washington; John Russell Glad
ding Of Providence. l.: Howard Willsts. ~
Nansroneck y y. r. x Iadew, IT, L. Herbert,
Auriel Batony u X. Roodgood &. =. Bates
Prescott ~ Lawrence. Frederick r. Bronson. u. u
Solnon 4 G. BostWick r ~. Talmage. s w.
TAYLOR ". Seward Webb and ~. Mex. Twombly
~ New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
IrG luprrlTrD BY I ClBLEclR.

Ouo OF ne workngmon employed I'm digging
trcn,h FOR the new electric couluits Broadway
he'd Dds loe car of yesterday afternoon by cable
,.tr u,ar Il .4de-.t. Tho man IL Bernard Lynch.
, mployc of the metropolitan street Railway COM
parv while he WIS at work IN the trench
eouinlouud cabic-car came along soon after
O'clock TIE man stripped ont Of the french and
W. moving or tie track when he slipped. Ills
right I,e lav ou the RAIL- and IN, clrwhe'ls ran
over if fusf above the ankle. The leg was cut OF.
.uD no man f,ll into the trench He Was rescued
Ut several Workmcu and Wa removed 20 Hudson
Street Hospital The grlpman WAS arrested ANA
L---L ~ LM.LL N. r-.-lLi - LNmch-. lnluIles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
THE CENTRAL's CASE REVIEWED
AEGrMENrs HEARD - THE RACK RIVER VAL
LEY DISCUSSION TIE ATTORNEY
GENERALS PLEA

Albany. Nov 23.-The judges ~ the Appellate D-
VISION listened 10 extended arguments this morning
in the case Of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company. appellant. against the
State OF New-York. respondent Charles T.. Suy-
der OF Herkmer argued In behalf Of the appellant.
and the interests Of the Commonwealth We're looked
after by Acknowledgement Hancock. who addressed
the Court for almost m hour.
This case came before the Appellate Division n
an appesl from a iiilemcnt IN the Court OF Claims
De cember 1897 dismissing he claim Of the New
York Central and Hudson River railroad Company
recover 500 % = damages ON account Of alleged
permanent appropriation 4, land for dam IN the
Black River Valley.
The AttOrney-General argued this morning that
there was an appropriation OF tho land In Ques-
ton under the provisions Of tho Revised statutes
before tho railroad was built. and that the claim
ant railroad company and its predecessors and as
lenors proceeded in direct and Migrant violation
OF the Railroad and Canal laws I'm locating the
roadbed and embankmcnt and in building # across
the Black River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
~SoJFR" FIYNN'S WIDOW BEATEN.
HER scAPEGRACE son HER AssAU.ANT But SHE
WONT HAVE HIM PUNISHED


Mrs Ellen Flynn. the widow OF Cornelius Flynn.
who for many yelrs Alderman from TIE First
Ward. IS in the Presbyterian Hospital suffering
from the effects OF q severe beating she received
Tuesday night from her son George. The Young
man. after Rlmos, pounding his mother into IN
scnsihility. took her 10 tho hospital and told the
authorities there that she had been assaulted by
burglars. In order n her from arrest
the woman foebly nodded in corroboration Of this
story.
Alderman Flynn widely known "Soier''
Flynn. He died several years ago, leaving his
widow with two sons and daughter The cider =
a policeman attached the West Tnirteth-st. sta
lion George. the second con. is young man with
aver sion for work and fOudncss for huc
clothes and he is the mothers favoritc The daugh-
keeps the ice-orean stand I'm the Aquarium.
Mrs. Flynn was beaten 10y her son bccduse she
upbraided him for staying out late. When he
police discovered that George burglar story WAS
A lie and that hc had beaten his mother. they
arrested him and took him 10 the hospital Mr.
FLYNN reluctantly admitted that her son was her
assaant. but refused 20 make a complaint against
him and he had to boz liberated. The woman VII.
he unabl to leave tho hospital for many days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
PTNJTENTI4Ry TIPPARF TVrRr4sFD

one thousand more Volumes have been added 70
me lifrsr' - tho Pen'tentisr, Blackwells lei
AID The volumes were selected hy the Deputy
Conlris soner % Corrections and embrace history
biography and fctpu by standard authors There
aye several hrrdre5 works in German. Tho pris-
pne-s arc permitted 70 road from 5:H o'clock until
o'clock eacn nigh. In case ~ sNDorsina ton or
breach ~ discipline. This privilege Is refused
rJnis hnen' This innovation from The dark cell
punishment. -" authorities saw has reduced the
Cumbcr a. insgbordiHates from f,rty-eigh' month
- hftee0 and JOSS. Nearly an the prisoners cau
1ead. and iho Gov UNtcrates arc taught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
4 PETITION ~ BANKRTPTCY.

Mark Shorick filed a petition In bankruptcy yes
icrlav with liabilities Of sl6 SIS and nominal assets
90 sS.7 IN accounts and notes. He also has life
Insurance policy Of 5000 hut IL - pledged FOR a
loan OF So. The largest creditors are tho estate
of Io.,ph \. 1oksou of Boston. s6"o. and lsdor
T,i-eub,rc 5000 Mr.. Sh.rick formerly a
uauufacf.l ~ furS M No. a Waveroy Pac"
and had been iu tlat line for fifteen years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

The new station ~ Chauncey. on the New-York
and Putnam Railroad. which was built 10 replace
the one destroyed NY fire. was completed laSt week
aid thrown open 90 he public
The women Of the Arlsloy Methodist Episcopal
Church held 4 preliminary meeting Yesterday nj
the home of Mrs. W IL Storrs. tn Worthne ION. ~
arrange COR a far 10 be held in the Ardsley
1.vceum early IN December.
THE Chauncev Dramatic club VIII hold us an
r.al bail this evening at the Lycrum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
DTCTSTON AWAITED WITH INTEREST.

Tho decision OF the Court Of Errors 81 New
rorsov IN tho casc ~ the New-Jersey state Dental
Society against tho Deniacura company Is await
Cd with much Interest. ~ y meeting or me So
.ist, hold last Iuly report made by committee
enpoiniod 70 Investigate the general requirements
.,,d merits az dentifriceS was accepted The re-
nor, favored Dentacura proprietary article ana.
as tho society Was severely criticised for recon-
rneuliug a proprietary article. steps were taken
20 prohibit the publIca lion OF the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
R Axn o. nroRGANrzArroN Nor DELAYED

Baltimore Nov. g. The action NJ I'D" state ave
thorties in refusing 70 deliver tho state hold
ings Of Baltimore aud Onto pfcferrod stock go thr
Reorganizat ion Committee units legal opinion i-
had that fl may legally scu the securities a.
rrvatc sale will NOT delay the doa go far a- other
interests arc concerned. The Mercantile TRUST anil
Deposit Company holds go" shares which Usro
pooled yith II 10y the trustees of Johns hopkins
University ana other holders. ard fhs h,ock Wll
be delivered agreed upon ou Friday. Tho trans.
action involves N725e" Attorney General en-
haugh has not yet presented 'is opinion ~ fh"
Board Of Public Works. but o. g. th" general ODl0-
ion thai the securities must be advertised as th.
ate law requires I'm Other cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
SyAELpOr on THE SP4ARNDAN.

The Folianc-America Line steamer Spaarndam.
which arrived yesterday morning. was held a.
ouarantin. for dsinfection. until late In tho after
moon owing 10 the fact that one Of the storage
passengers us i with smallpox. The passeu-
ger. Liza Mason. sixteen-year-old girl Was
transferred To North Brother Island ard 200 OF the
~ other steetase passengers. who had come ~
contact with the girl. were sent 10 Hoffman 1slani
for observation. Those who were allowed ~ come
rp 70 tho pier On the steamer were vacc!nsted b.
tbs Utattn OinceI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
0TIET PREVAILING At PAM.

Springfield H.. GOV q -AdIutaDt General Rcece
r.furucd from Pana to-day. and reported the
mining situation 20 Governor Tanner General
Peace reports that the turbulent spirits on no n
sda. aye subsidinR and leaving town. fAW desul-
forv shots were f-ed last nigh. but The persons
firing the shots acre careful 10 keep Tar from the
mliitlauen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

Oakland. cal Nov. 23-The coroners inquest in
tho case OF Lillian Brandcs the thirteen year-od
ctrl who was supposed to have committed suicide
by hanging at Berkeley. has resulted III verdict
charging her father with murder and naming her
e,cDrnother az an accessory. The evidence tended
IA show that the child had been beaten to death
and hanged to 4 post Of a bed Neither Rrandes
nor lbs wife taken 20 the inquest as there
NJ ~ TX OF lYnchinR fhem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
IRNINGTON

The Board ~ Trustees has received proposals for
.1- new reservoir which is 20 be constructed ~
cost of about S5lpN. and commission VIII soon
10 arroir'4S 20 condemn the necessary land. The
proposed -if@ ~ n.sr the Hartman road. in fas'
Irvrgfo0 and VIII cover about thrty-tWO acres
4 movement has been started toward building
9 new house for no 1rvinGton Five Department as
The present one q TOO small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
TQlD Else DECIDED.

Eo.ton Nov 23-Py a decree 81 the Superior
Court affirmed Yesterday by the Supreme Court.
David y Todd. tho astronomer. and his wife.
Mabel LOOMS Todd will he compelled 10 re
,o,,sv "a TavinIa " Dickinson a parcel OF land in
Amherst Mass. the conveyance Of which. n Il al
legged Professor and Mrs. Todd obtained from Miss
Davidson by fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
CANADIAN RATE WAR SETTLED

Montreal Nov. 23.-An official statement issued
today says that the rate war between m" Grand
Trunk ard IN" Canadian Pacific RAILWAYS has been
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24

The Wage T~uttos. ha>" taken dNtern'n'"
stand on the question OF enforcing me ORDNANCE
recurring all does to 10 licensed. and the corpora
ron Counsel has been directed TO begin suns
ssa;nst large nuu be- 90 citizens VINO Hre .h'
owners OF DOGS ON which no license mas been p'".
The Rev John a. Gorlam VIII preach the sermon
~ the union Thapk-eiVing services. 70 ne rvtu
this morning I'm he PresbYtersn Church; he Io
evening there will De entertainment III me h"N'
Street Chapel ,,, no,.o a.
rectod that inspectors o. election VINO nave up.
neared before them for she purpose OF coIrt''IE
election returns be allowed g day eacn ana
mileage Tho recount Of me defective ana No"
ballots cast AT tno ld;e election proceeded y"StI-
dav before Justice d. . Dykman. I'm the supreme
I 'ollrt II viii take several days to compete lhe
recount ana from the careful way in which coun-
sol on e me- side state their points ana take 'NP
ZION 70 the Justices ruling. b Is evident the matter
will 10 carried iu'O ihe higher courts Whatever
fhe result may be- .n the lower court -
H. r. pykman. Maurice Dillon and 4 - bn .
appointed in the supreme nuft 40
yysrd DAMAGES occas stoned hv the change or grade
An Trirs--st \av- Rochelle. have fled their report
awarding $50 10 John New 49,
nee,in4; of me Wesfchestor County Bar Asso-
cation viii be lcld at the courthouse IN tnlS
village on Dec nber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
RCOPENJNG or TIRE BrRT SHOE FACTORY.

Worcester Mass. Nov % Tho George W. Burt
company boot ard shoe factory 81 Brookfeld.
which has been idlc for year. s 10 h- started ny
John Clancy ~ Noliiston. who will employ go
hands AT the outset \ fund Of 5000 is being raised
iv sibscrlpt ion 10 buy the plant for Mr. tlanceys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
WV s7OcK LxcHNGr urvRrr>

Gus,avts sid"nborg end Abort o. cross of
New York and AleNa nder Robinson ~ Robin.
son Brothers, Fiushure Vsrc elected ycstcraa, to
membership In the Stock "a hsnse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS


rbA Westp,ns+.r PRESBYTERIAN. First and Park
I'M Reformed First and Central Methodist anc
Nepperhan Avenue Baptist churches ana he'h-
any Chanel e-iN unite IN services this morning AZ
the Westminster Chur~t The Rev. Enos j. bos-
worth pastor e lhe Ncp9erhan Avenue hap'iSt
church will nrcach Tho sermon The First Pres
Nyterian Day Spring treSbyterian. NArnurloh
Avenue Baptist and lie fovr Episcopal c%nsrS,ps
lions will hold services I'm their respective churcneS
Mayor Sutherland Yesterday opened prop ,1
ror the sale city W Workers public ondlhE anu
dock bonds o. The par value OF S2l oTt lheE
InatGre yeary. 5cginnine April 1902 IN amouh, !,
OF $500 except the aret year when me amour ~
$500 THe bonds Wore awarded 20 the ho"N''"
Savings Bark. . ,.,o 60
DAY golf TIRE s9es links fooinai, at 81 i's
hollywood Inn recreation Geld. Dunwoodle. ~ d.
o'ciock Hollywood " Murray iin basket pan ~
Tho arrnor,, of me ith separate Company ri p m
<th vs.. s.. George Athletic club. ,.,. -,
The annual meeting ', me Nonkers pra Ii,oo VI
1he Ncedlevork i;uid 81 America was held " ~ -
5sv et The Woman.s institute. Mrs. John keid
presided Tho garments made e 20 = J9hn anI i
ST Joseph's hospitals tNc Homeopathic itonie an"
Of her Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
Justice Bischor IN the Supreme Court. yes.
terday handed down decision allowing 20 Mrs
Adelaide Merriam slS month alimony pending
the trial OF her action for separation against he
husband John w. Merriam. of the cigar importing
firm Of +. T.. Fonseca Il co.
Senators Platt OF Connecticut. and Jones Of
Arkansas. the subcommittee o. tie Senate Com
mlttee on Finance appointed 70 investigate the
adminstra i've efficiency OF the customs service.
spent Yesterday in hearing officials Of the Ap-
praisers Department. After to-day the committee
Will 10 work on Is report
Anton Ressler. thirty-thrce years old. Of No. go
East Seventy cond-st died in the Flower Hospi-
tai yesterday from horses KICK received last
week While in the stable AZ No 2lo East Fortysev
en;h-s,.. a week ago. Tho horse SHE'D and kicked
him I'm the stomach
While stepping from iron eirder 10 brick
archway on the tenth floor Of the building at
10 295 Broadway. Yesterday. Peter Early, Of
Northumberland ourth-st. and Flrst-ave. was
precpitated by the giving away Of he arch TO the
first floor below. His skull was fractured and he
received other injuries from which the Hudson
Street Hospital surgeons say he cannot recover
The Rev. Dr. David J. Wyie. Of the Scotch Pres
hyterian Church. AT Nincty-sixth-st. ard Central
Park West. Will preach to-day AZ Il q. m. Some
Links in the Chain Of National Blessings" Or
Penfold has arranged an appropriate musical pro
Edward T Devine general secretary Of the Char
fly Organization Society. viii speak The Stand
ard Of Living" at he Sunday afternoon class In
present-dav problems at the Broadway Tabernacle
on November - At o'clock
The Congregation Ohab Zedek appeals for funds
10 save from destruction rs synagogue. a. No. :
Clinton-st on the site of which q f. planned %
erect tenemeIt-hOuse
The fwenty-siNth anniversary Of the old Jerry
McAuley Water Street Mission W he held Sun
day at and 30 p. N.
Mails from China and Japan. which arrived AZ
Tacoma on the steamship Olympia due IN
New-York Sunday morning Return malls will
close AZ the General PostOffice IN this city "a ad
Vertised
The Tissot exhibition a, the American Art Gal
leries will be open to-day. Thanksgiving from
a m 20 2.
The Park Board Yesterday passed resolution
giving 70 tn. park on the site OF % 81. Johns
Cemetery. at Clarkson and Hudson SITS. the name
Hudson Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24


OUTER GARMENTS.
Frids, and saturday.
Black Kersey Jackets.
Fly front and fOur-buttOn double
breasted Refers, stit tic he'd,
strapped seams. dart sleeves. all
silk lined. :}2 to a,
$1,000 Each.
Black and COIOred Jackets.
or Kersey, CheviOt and Covert
Cloth, and finished with strapped
seams; Tan, Blue, Castor and
Black,
$1,000.
Black and COlOred listers.
These listers are made from Ker-
sey Cloth, and have the very latest
style tiOnnce and plain skirt,
$500 to $4,000.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,rr.. q &c Sunset 81 Moon 32S Moon II
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
Az SANDY Hook 40 Gov. Island 30 Itch cate G3l
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.
Thanksgiving Day observations.
Pet Dog Show. Sherry's.
Cross-country championship run. Morris Park
orange Riverside football match. Madison Square
Garden. p. m.
New-N York Bridgeport polo game. Grand Central
Palace. ..
Expected arrival OF The Minrcwaska and reception
fOr lst Volunteer Corps OF Engineers