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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

simpson Spence Young. Arrived a, the Bar at
ballast 70 Or,rr Aaet az w ths bar at Am nj >. Wit,
ndss Son. Sighted south OF Fire Island
Steamer Edam Dutch. Bruinsma, Rotterdam April "a.
Win mdse II cabin and 90 ''ee,@se pass"segs to Ho
"Td American Line Ayed a, the , har At $50 n .,
ballast Winchester & co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Scotia Cen. schma. Hamburg April 20 and
Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar at ! m
steamer Edwin uir,, Matthews. Urgent April D. Cat
mdse to Mrzei fcinann 90; vessel to simpson spencs
Steamer West Hali ,'T Morgan bordeaux April 30 in
20 M N rN M, ne sr March a. 81
20. L~shorn April p Naples 5; Mes4na t. Palermo 70;
Naples 10 and Gibraltar a with mdse. cabin l. 1872
steeragc passengers to Henderon Bros Arrived at the
Steamer Hubert Ur, stitch Mnnaos April II
"a. Win mdse and cabin passengers to Booth 81 Co.
steemer finance snketer,h Colon April 2s with mds.
and 20 passengers to Panama Railroad SIS Co. Arrived
steamer Cherokee Garyin Azua April a. San Domingo
% Macors 20 and TURKS Island 80 with mdss and ~
Steamer Frld,jot hansen CNor Grceer. cabaren April
Is. WIN sugar to y Manson Arrived at the Bar at
A.ci@ % %ssSaSo Is Ma;asGe1 20 and John So
Win wdse ana cabin pa'Sensers 70 the York and
steamer Brat'.n CNorl. Holm. Msyasue1 etc to New
steamer Tallahassee Askns Savannah May g. with
"ss na 1% %swn to p6a N%or New. and Norfolk
with misc and passengers 10 the ord Dominion IS Co
sandy Hook \. J.. May 9. $50 p m-wind south:
light breeze: light rain
CLEARED.
Steamer la Bourgosne tFr,. Deloncia Havre-com-
pagne Generate transformations.
G. Steamer MaannE oSsrefs. 6! 'N0"a' p'r0aA''
steamer Aqulleja tAusp. Lcac Naples Venice and
s,.aner 'rksnia% Dutch De vriee Rotterdam
steamer Fulda DER Maple, and Genoa
Steamer Adirondack r SAMSON. Kingston. savanla
e,c-Pln Forwood & kellock
steamer La Hesbaye Dutch), Eckhon. Antwerp-c II
steamer LucsniA Obi. Mckay. Liverpooi-v Brown
steamer Bellardcn CBp. Davidson. Manchester-Busk
prn sems sc hG!s,en ro %S Rsiocs
Steamer Scotia Ger. Schmidt. Batmcre-Hamburg-
Steamer Energie GER T1hoien. AmsterdamGust Heye
Steamer Washington Ger. Dncklas' Tushng-Gust
steamer Elise Marie Ger. Reimers. F1ushnE-Gust
Steamer Massachusetts OBJ. rrndlay London-New-
steamer Victoria CBD. Harrington. London sanderson
& Son.
Steamer Tallahassee. Askins. savannsh--Ocean IS Co
Steamer Ola Dominion, Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
Steamer Eagiet Donovan. Phnadelphia--w Clyde &
steamer Colorado Risk Brunswick-c II Mallory a
Ship Armida CBD. Craig. Melbourne-Maylsr q
SAILED
Steamers A.iatic Prince d,r. for Montevideo. etc:
5es o Tssas
Virginia (Rr). Alexandria Egypt; Ryda Hall q,r. Rot
ssn c; W Rsasla: Gso' Cork; Sue. lnr,i cSrE:
FL Mar Nav Orleans Exeter cry sBr Bristol M stag
Newport News: Venus OBJ. Antwerp; chsuahoochee.
Savannah. Pottsvie from Boston for Philadelphia.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
hosa0nS Nay ARRIVED. steamer L-'A."snna ODD
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EAST VIEW.

The Committee Superintendent Of Poor and
Asyums held a meeting at the Almshouso on
Thursday afternoon. TO award the contract for the
construction Of the new hospital building. When
the bids opened It was found that all were
above the amount Of the appropriation. the com
mittee was unable 10 award the contract ana ad-
5ourned until Tuesday.
Professor Stevens Of New-York. gave inter
esting lecture In the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Wednesday evening The Life OF our
Saviour
Thieves entered the stable OF Clarence Brown on
Monday night ard stole d new set OF double har-
ness.
The funeral OF Mrs. Thomas 8 Brown. who died
on Tuesday. he'd Yesterday afternoon the
Rev. a. II Purdy. of North Tarrytown. officiating
Burial In Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Arbor Day exercises were held In the public
school yesterday afternoon. under the direction OF
Principal Clark An interesting programme
given.
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MOUNT KISCO.

The Bedford Musical Soc'ety gave !ts twelfth
annual complimentary concert FOR IT, friends on
Tuesday evening in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at this place. The ora-orto Elijah" was
given under the direction Of T. Huntington Wood
man. OF New-York Louis 4. Dressler presided 1t
the ORGAN and Charles Woodruff Rogers al the
plano while the solos were by Miss Mar X.
Morse. soprano; Miss Agnes Anderson, central. o;
Frank H. Potter. tenor and Royal stone smith.
barytone. The chorus was composed Of nearly one
hundred voices. Most Of the best-known pcoH'e IN
the towns OF Bedford North Castle and Mount
Pleasant were among tho guests. The officers Of
the society are the Rev Lea Luquer. rector OF St
Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal Church. Of Bed
ford. president William II. Robertson, Louis x:
Bell, Elwood T. Carpenter. James Wood and Floyd
r. Jelliff. vce-p-es!derts; William II. Lyon treas
urer and Edward G. Haincs secretary.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

Sing Sing Council. Knights OF Columbus was III,
stituteG last Sunday in Mechanics Ha'i III -
ave. by John J. Delaney, OF Ne"-io'h O''', 40
r,,.,. ~ tho Stat. On Thursday evening tho
courc,l was organized by The election or the io'-
lowing officers: Daniel J. Hickey. grand h"lh"''
James u Moran. deputy grand knight inc NV.
John B. Creeden. chancellor: John DoyIe' "'''u.'.'
James Owens, financial secretary; r q. Moi'"t :, :
recording secretary; Il J. kinnanc' ie''.'ei' ~,
80 yin. advocate: Z J. Maleaiy inside guard;
caoroo " se1,,ou. outside guard Dr. L. r.
sheehan. physician T. F. Walsh, John Snee sial
John ] smith. James Davie and John l. hea'uo'''
Edwar6 Dennis has almost recovered rom ms w., No
cent attack Of Illness and intends eo'hs u" wv
Moreil post Nc IA G. A. r. has made grange He
mems for having n faRpoe put up ana nag u'S-
piaved a. the Soldiers Monument
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NEW ROCHELLE REpUBLIcAys STIRRED UP

At a meeting Of the Republican cub OK New-Ro-
chelc on Thursday night. al attempt was made TO
pace the responsibility for The overw helming defeat
the party has sustained In recent elections Inc
los, of power and prestige has been 30 comp "te
that u the ten Village trustees only one Is re
publican. and the Democrats are Nkely 10 remain
H. control OF the village and town Offices FOR sew
eral years. Only two years ago New Rochelle was
sfrongly Republican. and gave Mckinley a pu-
rally 81 SIX hundred votes Last year William '.
Molloy The Republican candidate f1r sheriff, re
c.lv.d 81, plurality Nearly every member OF tho
club seemed 20 have resolution In his pocket, and
accusations against prominent politicians were
made freely
Il s. stated that the members are convinced that
a secret combination Of the machine forces with
lat
The club will also Investigate the village and
town Affairs which n be- ,"ves have been conducted
in a reckless and extrnvagant manner
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Liverpool. May 5.-Arrvsd. steamer 0srmano AK AK
McKinstiy NewYork; eth. sailed. steamer Ce''o '''"
Nlco New-lor ,,.,,r,a
southampton May 6-Sailed. steamer Aususte Nie'o's
Ger KaempT 0rom Hamburg. New-York, ,...vsr
Shields May 5-Saled. steamer Paula Ger. het'"e''
NewYOrk ~ n,.tena
Hull May e-sated. steamer Mohican OBJ. p'eAe"~
New-Iork. <..~ mn
Swansea. May b-saied. steamer Chicago CITY 'o'"
Sendell. New-York m, wade-
Moviile May 6-sailed. steamer ETHIOPIA lBr, WIZ
worth from Glasgow for NewYork. ,.,..o rRr,.
Beachy Head, May G-Passed. steamer rrahe''e' Wv
Jenkins New-York for Hull . ma ,r,omu-
Fastnet May 6-Passcd. steamer Georgia tbr'' '''''
son. NewYork for Liverpool. -, L.. ,r,u,chl.
Isle OF Wight. May 6-Passed. steamer oodam 'D
Roggeveen Rotterdam for New-fork ~ v,.,orts
Cherbourg May 6-Sailee. steamer aug Ihs,e Ia
Ger. Kaempn from Hamburg ana oou'h""p
NewYorx. ,,.,. mani
Copenhagen. May 3-saied. steamer Hek'A 'D-~
Thomson, New-York. - 49, r.,... uarl
Leghorn May Arrived steamers Tartar rr, ,' Stn
Fothergil Naples for New York met P.sss etc
California Uyr Mitchell NewYork via Marse.Hes INA
;darsei.les. May 6-Arrivsd. steamer 'ie'o''A W."
Bridges New-York. -, Nse~4ah
Naples May 0-Sailed. steamer Aller Gen. """~
from Oenos for New-York via GIBRALTAR.
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BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The new parsonage OF tho Congregational Church
vas the scene OF a pleasant warming party
one evening this week the hand
somcly decorated. an the house generally was the
subject OF favorable comment Walter w. Law. IN
q brief address. formally presented the keys OF the
house to the trustees % the church. George A.
Todd. r., chairman o. the Church Board. responded
expressing the gratitude OF the congregation 10 Nr
Law. TO whose generosity they owe both church and
parsonage This pastor tie Rev. Alexander Mac
Coll also made a few appropriate remarks. An In
forna. musical programme followed and refresh
ments were servei. More than sixty guests were
rresf1+
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The new board Of trustees OF Port Chester con-
venec this week for the first time with John w.
McCarty. the new village president. In the chair.
Jerome Alvord Peek WINS reelected clerk and VIII
lam r. Kelly superintendent OF fire alarms. The
other appointments VIII be announced OF the meet
ing next Monday evening.
The next exhibition Of tho Westchester County
Gardeners Association VIII be held in the opera
nc use In Port Chester, June II and 49,
Bishop Potter Will visit Christ Church. Rye. on
next Tuesday and administer the rite Of conirma-
ton TO a large number Of children ana adults
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ppO,f1NrNr ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
.,,,,,,p1r Alfred II. Coats. Of Providence.
~, r,air,nr {, Rirhotts 81 Troy. ChMNltlI'rf.-
crosby S. Noycs. Of WASHINGTON FlFTH Az -
NI,E-Thomas +. Bayard Of Delaware exA i"o" a.
sador to England: Congressman H. ID ,,t -
~ Nov.bur... cx senator Francis hehnri'hS 20
syracuse. and Judge John f. laTk Aurs'. ., .,,'
STATE Court Of Claims. HOLLAN, leu, l'',.
Governor W. Murray crane o' .i"9,' ,,b,-
III TT \ ~ Mayor John 4. Roche. oi MI
raro, and congressman W. L. Ward. OF p"rt h'a-
tor. James : sherman. OF Utica. ana M'I TN d.
Hooker OF Frcdonia. y. !. VI 'fi'NI er,t.Hv
state Senator g. T. Parsons, Of iso'ios..r. ,7, -,
Henry G. Rouse. OF Cleveland WINDSOR H.
q Hubbard OF BoaiOn.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF w-yORK-F FRIDAY. MAY O. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Steamer celtic King OBJ. from London April "a. to
Nor,on son Passed In Sandy Hook $40 n.y.
steamer britannia (Br. Haddock. Liverpool April q
and Queenstown 2S with mdsc ~ cabin and III steerage
passengers to White Star Line Arrived at the Bar at
1901 -, m, ~.
mdse 70 the White Star Line Arrived at the Bar ct
stssuSs Crest OBJ. paviss Shields April - IN bal-
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Our $14 and SIS Suits are so gen.
teel and dressy that the wearers often
get credit for having paid $40 OF
more.
The chief points Of these are popu-
lar fashions in neat checks and MKT
ures-.and excellent wear.
Lower priced suits, SO & 81.
Better quality suits, SIC & $IS.
Finest suits, $40 up to S2S.
The Boy, the Youth and the Young
Man will find H. c. & Co. think as
much Of dressing them in fash o liable
Clothes, fashionable Furnishings, fash
ionable Hats, as they do Of the older
men.
STORES OPEN THIS EVENING.
HACKETT, s Broadway,
CARHART s Corner 18th:
& co. Sear cham I's
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PLEASANTVILLE.

Arbor Day observed at the public school yes
terday.
4 sociabe held in the parlors OF the First
Methodist Episcopal Church last evening for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Tomorrow evening there will be memorial ser
vice In the West P.easantve Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. e @. Kcyser. the pastor, taking
his subject The Heroes OF the Maine
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KATONAH.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Mizpah Cir
Gle OF Kings Daughters held on Wednesday
afternoon al the home of Miss Gussie Benedict.
IL was decided to hold special sewing meeting on
the afternoo and evening OF May l6 at Mrs. Try
on's
The Katonah Field Club will hold It's business
meeting Monday evening In the clubrooms IN
Katonah-ave.
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IRVINGTON.

force Of men has been engaged this week In
grading. terrAcing and improving the grounds about
6unnysde, the home OF Alexander Duer Irving
The addition 10 Sunnysdc H. completed and mo
old home OF Washington Irving now presents Il new
appearance.
The Board OF Assessors has completed the re
vsed assessment roll. 1t is at the Office Of Clerk
Crlsfeld. where IT may be examined by taxpayers.
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PTBLTC BATHS OPENED AGAIN.

The baths for the poor that nre maintained by tho
DE- Mnt Dispensary at Twenty-thrd-st and Second
ave. have just been opened again Some new baths
have been built and the old have been greatly
improved The charge for a hath Is only Ave cents
The baths are open from a m. until p. m. every
day except Sunday. when they are open until p m.
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.MAMARONECk

The trustees nj II meeting this week nppotpted
George Gardner Fry corporation counsel to sue
coed William Sam Johnson resigned. md W. c..
Nichols 10 be a patrolman
Among those who are II their country homes In
MamarOncck and Rye John r. HaReman, II.
W. Quinn and Mrs Sackett. Charles n. Mallory
and william J. TiDgue have returned to Hawthorne
Beach.
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Cloves.
800 PER PAIR.

g Clasp and 4 Button Glacf. Col
Ors: Tan, English red, brown,
mode, white and pearl. Heavy
embrOideries i'm self color or
black. Fine quality.
i and 8 Button length MOusque-
taire Suede. COlOrs: Tan, mode,
white and black.
Foster Gloves, Fowler quality
!. Hook or 8 inch MOusquetaire.
COiOrs: Tan, mode, grey, white
and black. Self or black en-
brOidcrieS,
500 per pair.
James McCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
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ELNISFORD.

In response TO a circular letter OF the National
Maine Monument Committee. the Rev. G. A r
Goabel. pastor Of the Greenburg Reformed Church.
VII! observe tomorrow az "A Maine memorial day"
The memorial service will be held at 100 O'Clock in
the evening and tho pastor viii preach patriotic
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the result Won! be that they would have BRING
back mai in.y could not deliver. as they are not
allowed - work more than eight hours day. Mall
would he tied I'D over night that. under present
PROVISIONS would be delivered IN the afternoon"
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

TO-DAY.
yetscl For Line Mails close Vessel sails
Adrontack Fortune Island. etc. Atlas m m
Hritlsh Prince Janciro. Prince. loo 300
TulIa Naples ETC. q Lloyd Zoo 200 IN
l.. HJurk yne Hayre. French. 700 M 1000
iucani1 Liverpool Ctnard ......... II 900 100 p
Nadara 81 Thomas etc. Quebec. IL 90 800 m
Wcrkendan. Rotterdam. Hol Amer 500 m 1000 a
Hudson New Orleans Cromw ell 300
phrnica. Hamburg. Hamb- Ainer.. - 400 p m
MONDAY. MAY o.
Pawnes Jacksonville clyde. ......... 100 300
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GERNANIA BANK OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Tho Board OF Directors OF tho Germania Bank
held a meeting yesterday afternoon. when the fol-
lowing officers fOr the year were elected. Edward
{ Srhncfer. president; Henry W. schmidt vice
president. Charles a King. second vice PRESIDENT
J A Merschhauser. cashier
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O'Neill'S
9Th AVE., 10th TO 2lST ST.
A Saturday Festival.

Untrimmed Hats. The shapes
we show will suit all ideas Of
cost and will meet the demands of
the most exacting taste. Bargains
to-day at 4Sc., Csc. and o5c Sailor
hats, walking hats, and bicycle hats,
too, in endless array at prices far
hitler than you'd suspect.
Mems Suits at $l0.75 deserve
more than special attention, but a
hint is enough to ask you to read.
Let tie suits tell their own story in
the store.-Hundreds Of men got
suited yesterday, and the crowds
after them to-day'll be just as big.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.


TODAY
vsuel From
D-r,kvn ..SwDnsen. April 81 Bristol city
I.trurla eol April -. .cunard
La Touraine. iIaVre April French
Trinidnd bermuda. May Quebec
SUNDAY. MAY :
IeInhy lianihufR. Apill - Hamo Amer
An erica. .l>nn'H Apfll All Trans
4; Monte ......... New Orleans May Morgan
MONDAl. MAY
FIrufasia. w, NflN AncnOr
Kansas t1ty..+... .SWhn''" APiu Bristol city
Manitoba. ItndNh AlHN - Atl@Irans
Roft,riim Apr ~. ...... HOl Amer
Is fnric. llN'll"'i NII ntc star
Irie.ani Aprl 20. Red Star
C.,ieflye. Iuca May i... Lanpurt Holt
ana....... New Orleans May i..... Cromwell
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YONEERS.

The Cham'nade Club. a musical organization com
posed Of women gave a concert last night at tho
Park Iil Country Club. 10 mark the closing or the
present years work 1t had the assistance OF MISS
Brown and Nj Mechan Admission was BY card
and the cosey clubhouse was filed with the irleh"s
of the club. This programme was given;
Incidental roio by Mrs Gallup
I~gcntc ............-........wi '1 5ses, SKI ri
Plano solo, Schubert. ln7,onp,u n H-ha'.''.''''
,-sh and Scotch songs. ' "res.ncss Farewell" MY
i''s''A'' '''' caamnaie CAB
''p' Itch ue,e Dich" Mii''n is,.
Mr. Mc.han
''Tn- Smiling Dawn Jcp'hao Handel
Plano solo. val.e Do Noa,:EoTsi. ...........-... -
Violin solo ''anta-i Appa,.iona'a' -V'u'''"p'
"cradle song sn,,a,nsdc club ''''''
,ksssn,r' rouch@r Broenci. Iori,T and
Soprano solo. TO BE Sea, The Glider
Dance Song ''''''' 'f,,am,ns,c t1uh
ln'de"; Mt5 lS1o fic1ernsycr Dunn ana Martin
TIL. club members are Mrs. William p. Barker.
Mrs. Jules Breuchaud. Mrs. Andrew E Browneii'
Mrs. clifton Bull. Miss MAY, Bashford Mr. h LEO
sey. Mrs A. p Dunn Mrs Frank F. Eiiis' MIS- MIS-
Iohn a Fulton Mrs. william II Lake Mrs Wal
lace Lozer Mrs. Edwin. X MARTINI miss M9 Wre
Miss Osterneld Mrs Morris r. Pouchcr: Mrs'
Charles H. Rowland. Miss Selgshure ana Mrs,
Gallup. The club gave q hsndsomc 1Ququeu 10
Mrs Rowland the retiring PRESIDENT lncr" WEI
many guests from out Of e. MIS- r., N Nhni III
has been chosen president 90. The coming season
Thore was large Attendance u those interssteh
in kindergarten work last night at "a" haii o. ne
Woman's institute. when the Rey. Dr william >
Rainsford of New-York CITY spoke under thc aus aus
p!ces Of the Yonkers Kindergarten Association us
subject was X ndergarten Influences "
CHARLES ~ Chadwick q Brooklyn. spoke on LIT
erature for Children" ,,,
The Ncy-York League OF Unitarian Women held
It's ast meeting Of the season yesterday afternoon
In the First Unitarian Church, OF this city In 40,
dition 10 tho Yonkers members, about TWO huhdreh
women from Manhattan and brooklyn were pres,
cnt 4 number OF reports made and several
subjects discussed .
The annual planked shad dinner OF the fonkers
Corinthian Yacht club VIII be enjoyed this after
noon from TIL o'clock al the clubhouse near
The end Of Vark-st The club will formally go
into commission this afternoon for the tenth
season. The flag viii be raised and the cannon
fired.
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Announcements
ELK.
A new roll collar.
Z. h W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
r. & W.


Sunrise ~ 90 Moon rises ~ Moons age IS
HIGH WATER TO DAY
Nj Sandy Hook 7.5s Gov Island - Hell Gate lO:lS
M-snnay Hook SIG Gov Island bih Hell Gate 10 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

The cloth manufacturers tell us
that since the jump in price of wool
and woolens we are the only cloth'crs,
with two exceptions, that buy all wool
cloths. :.
Your money back if you want il
Underwear.
Look before you Jump from heavy
to light; you'll find medium weight
the safest landing-placc and you
"thick and thin" men will find this
department of ours your only refuge
Medium weight, SI.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway
and
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PDEKSKILLA

The ASSESSORS Of the village have completed and
alAd with Village Clerk Crumb the assessment roll
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and broadway.
Thirty-secOnd and Broadway.
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The Boys Clothing Store has news,

Boys school suits. Of good desirable
brown mixed chcviots. double breast
ed In sizes to Ii years supple
mented by several hundred boys
vestee suits, prettily braided. sizes 3
to 9 years: value up to $3.50; on sale
today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl.s
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WAR ATLAS

meets an immediate want. 1t contains fine
colored and Indcxed maps. on a large scale. OF
the countries and Islands Of interest in the war
with SPAIN VIZ:
The herald., 1898-05-11

Old Glory and Commodore Dewey, the
applied some "cuss" words to the
hero Of Manila and expressed wish tina.
anything but good would befall the United
States. The traitors mayer hadn't time
to ascend before a clinched fist descended,
with the result that his face Is now shut
up for a week for repairs, and had he not
been hurried into buggy and driven away
in all probability 1t would be no easy mat
ter to swear to his personal identity today.
Fullerton will be electrically lighted and
1t will tap the plant in Anaheim, wires
along the road conveying the fluid from
mother to daughter. not directly or os-
tensibly, Of course, for the planuin Ana
helm is a municipal AFFAIR. and 1t cannot
legally furnish light outside the city limits,
but it can be done this way, and this is the
way It will be done: A customer at the edge
of the town will order a large supply Of
light which will be measured by meter.
Neither the trustees nor the city have any
thing to do with what he does with it.
He'll sell 1t to Fullerton and 1t will light
up the rustling, wide-awake and pretty
town just as effectually as If 1t were trans
mitted with the full approval Of all the
trustees in Anaheim.
The herald., 1898-05-11
San Bernardino Brevities

SAN BERNARDINO. May 1O.-The war
spirit that pervades the atmosphere seems
to have struck the family hearthstone of
e. A. Henderson rather strongly, for last
evening Mrs. Henderson appeared at the
police court with tears in her eyes and her
fist doubled up, stating that her lord and
(would-be) master had struck her, and
that his younger brother had assisted in
the bombardment of blows. The accused
stated that he simply gave her a gentle
swipe across the cheek, and that the
brothers offense consisted simply in dodg-
ing the blows aimed at him by the irate
woman with a bromstick. This is not the
beginning of sorrows in that family, for a
short time since prominent business man
became mixed up in the local affairs of the
Henderson family and left town suddenly
with beautiful pair Of black eyes given
him by the husband.
Second Lieutenant D. c. Schlott of Com
pany K did not go with the boys to San
Francisco, asI he could not arrange his
family affairs satisfactorily at the time,
but the following day he was able to do
so, and left Sunday night for the Preside
on telegram from Captain Sloat.
All of the Sunday Schools are planning a
monster picnic at an early date that shall
not exclude any one of whatever creed or
doctrine. It Is expected there will be 1000
children in line when it takes place.