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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
HARRISON

The handsome Episcopal Chapel in Harr-
son erected through the zeal Of the Rev. W. ".
Kirkby rector of christ Church. Rye. and the
Episcopaans of Rye and Harrison. was conse
Grated yesterday by Bishop Coleman. Of Delaware.
Among the clergyncY fl attendance were the Rev.
G. Winter Bolton Of Pelham: the Rev. s. T.
Graham. ot Mount Vernon. the Rev. A. F. Tonney.
o. Pelham Manor. the Rev =. F. German. Of
Mamaroneck the Rev Z T. Brueler Of Port
Chester. and A-chdsacon Kirkby's sons. the Rows.
Henry VI and David Kirk ". The vested choir OF
Christ Church. Rye. sang the anthem. and after
the service the visitors were entertained az Gin
ners given al the homes Of w. H. Macy ana MS.
Josiah KrapD Pur3v brass tablet erected IN
Inc nave contains tie following inscription: al!
Saints Church Harrison. erected TO the glory or
Cod and in loving memory Of Louise Kirby. by
her father. ne Rev, W " Kirkby. = p ana ana
been successful in building a number Of chapels.
among them places Of worship for the Esquimaus
IN he Yukon gold regions.
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TrVyTSSEC rO4L iND TRON'S ADTANrF.

The recent advance in the price II Tennessee coal
and Iron preferred which has boon an Inactive
stock for years IS tho subject OF much comment i'm
tho Street On Monday 10" shares were sold At o.
and last week ~ shares changed hands AZ - the
laei previous quotation having been IN August.
when the stock stood AZ 81 There wore rumors
thai the directors would pay N the preferred
stock Of which 81 600 ON IL outstanding. together
with cumulative dividends the stock having paid
no dividends sine" july L. 1879 Officers and direc-
tors Of tho company declare however. that those
rumors are entirely without foundation ono ~
the theories put forth TO account for the rise n
this stock is that the Federal Steel Company is
contemplating tho purchase Of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron COMPANY n being generally believed that
II such purchase should b. carried into effect the
preferred stock Of the Tennessee COMPANY diyi-
bends and all would receive some satisfactor,
CONDENSATION
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SENTENCED TO SING SING FOR LIFE.

HENRY MOEHLER. OF STATEN ISLAND CONvIc T
ED OF MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
The trial OF Henry Moeher for the murder Of
Ernest Briesemider August Il. in Martin Null
lcr's Hotel Concord Staten Island was completed
yesterday afternoon Tie trial occupied only two
DAYS. and the jury returned verdict Of murder in
the second degree after twenty minutes delibera-
ton Judge Wimot VI Smith sentenced the pris-
oner 10 life imprisonment al Sing Sing.
The crime for which Moehler was convicted Was
the result Of argument between Briesemider ana
Moehler. Briesemider, who worked for Martin
Muller had promised 70 take Moehler with him
when he went deliver beer IN the early morn
ing and as they both lived at Martin Muller's
Hotel Rriesemidcr was TO call Moehler IN time 10
get ready. Briosemider failed to do This. and as
Moehler did not awaken. the former started on his
route alone When he returned in the evening he
met Moehler in the barroom. and. after few
words Nooher stabbed him in the side With
butcher knife The wounded man WIS ~ pnce re-
moved 10 the Smith Infrmary and MochleI was
locked UP Rresemider survived only f"v day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
SCHOONER SINKS SLOOP.

Tho sloop v = Newman. loaded with eighty
tons of iron bolts and cement WAS SUM I'm the
East River IN South Fifth-st. Brooylyn Yesterday
morning by tho fhr"o-nlast'd schooner ". : Jor-
dan At tho time Of thc collision the sloop trying
fo.avoid collision with ferryhoit ~ the Twenty
third-st line Tho captain of tho sloop j. Gustav
ph.inhardt and captain kennedy I'm command
~, the schcouer Tho Newman vas making her
va, IN the river and When she neared tho Navy
yard vas caught 10 an eddy and for ieN min
90 driffe, about N the con Dock when the
%eomsn AGAIN got under way q ferry boat got nm
her rnurse and n attempting 10 avoid 4 collision
$40 uss struck hy the schooner jordan. and quickly
niIed and sank The crow of the slo"p sprang -
= no deck Of the schooner IN safety
4 iopmast fell crashing 10 IN" deck 90 me
arriving down rigging and doing other damas"
mast The schooner was loaded with brick 70 bee
used ON tho New East River Bridge
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER I. isss


PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l. lSsS
ARRIVED.
Steamer Marquette (Br Gates. London October 20
SS ' eom aT Arrived at the Par Has NJ
oG steamer xomad, pn clarke LvePeo October p:
with ndse and cabin passenger 70 White star Lire
ATG.sa At h i4 RsT CIV 4S B watkins. Bristol o,s
10. swansea H. win mdse ana one ps caoin
steamer sabine ,Br. 1891 tons, TAYLOR Befas,
Rst'1 o., ri ,p 0t'ober 81
ober IL In ballas, Gust Hsye Arrived AZ the Ear At
steamer Frissand oBele Nickel. Antwerp occber 81
wiki mdse io cabin and 2s5 .,eerase passenger. % ~, are
International Navigation Company Arrived al me H''
steamer P,a Fn BRAND Y4 e, o,,oss. 10 s,t
Naples 10 WIN mdsr ca1,n st' 100 he sr a. II m
steamer craseArn c3.. Kirkwood Yokohama Juii T.,
Agiers H. with mdse 20 Barber CO Arrived a. -
Dr! amer a. ll, gen Rorian rsmpico o,,obe- lG
pam ~ and Havana % with mise and cabin p'ssent.
to James r Ward Co. Arrived At III" Bar ~ 80
steane. Ara nrose Br smith Puerto cecs or her -
Kingston 20 and Inagna - with Nose ana ctun pa
earers to Tweeiie Trading COMPANY Arrived At rho Ear
ea@e Aps 'e Ns9s , r ,, an E,1cs sos Pen PEI,
n5se ana / rarin passenger 10 PIN Forwori < Neroes
Arrived a, the Bar AZ , 80 ,...... o..
and $, AIMS Bay end Is With mase an est
passengers Rownng & Archibald Arrived az rho P'
steamer Tallahassee. Aslons. savannah october %
with mdse and passengers g. the OCEAN e.
u Texas. Avery. Brunswick October -
with n,tse and passengers 10 g ~ Mallory \ 60
steamer Princess Anne Hupners. N"wp.rt News anl
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 20 the GA Dominion
60.
steamer Veehavken ,Br casey. Philadelphia. 10 ed-
last 90 GUS Neve MS porf t'r repairs
sandy Hook y J.. 40, l. a3n Wind SWIM
gentle hrecz". clear
SAILED
steamers prisn Prince ,Bu. RIO Nac'r-
chez savannah Ro,ic orr Liverpool. Kaiser ffi.fr'n
Ger Bremen via Southampton. 80 otaio 'lin hu l.
Puerto ahellp Heios i;-fl Flushing james
Town Norfolk ani Newport News. Uhnka "ierl l'mpi'a
>a,lho". lnagli. efc
ship l,uznn. for Shanghai
Parks Loeb Trool tBr Liverpool Sorine Dam ''r'nin
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London ", Arrived steamer S'rs'hsr' 70
Henderson. New York
Hui o., n -Arri,ei steamer Francis, ,Bn Jsn.'r.
York
glasgow No, Arrived steamer An-horh ,Rr va
son NeN-Norh 49,
Mo,Ne ~, Arrived steamer Anchors ,Rr'. WI
son Nev ork for Glasgow and proceeded ~,
knsale. Nov / N.3l p Passed. steamer Ten NO
tRr,. cameron New YORK. fnr Liverpool -
pfavl" Point NOV Passed, steamer Gali'' 'N'
Yatas. New York for NeN,asfl.
IAzarf Nov Passed steamer aslsrnN RI Rear
park York Newcastle
nremen. Nov - Arrived steamer Karlsruhe Jrr'
Rarir'sben New York
GIBRALTAR Soy i--rassed steamer Nsrsno by, harSN
Venice. etc. ~ New York.
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CAPTAIN O'KEEFE HURT.
FALLS DOWNSTAIRS AT BIRTHDAY
DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR OF
NARTIN ENGEL.


Police Captain John II OKeef", Of me tldridG'-
CT station fell downstairs At birthday dinner
r,vor IL, Martin Engel the Tsmmany leader in the
Win Assemble District. in Flissers hotel
No * Wesf Houston-st. on Monday night. and
,.os eorio,sl, nil,ed The accident occurred some
tir,a after ridnieh, The Captain was removed
several hour later 10 -. Nncents Hospital and
lasf night II vas said there that he was In ser'-
Gus condition
\ sbor Tine after midnight Captain oKeefe
made a speech ~ tho dinner. After the applause
which followed his oraorical effort had died away
he left tho ahle 10 60 downstairs At tho top ~
tho .teirs leading to tho basement he fell head
long down the entire fight. He received several
scalp wounds and probable conclusion Of the brain
There were several doctors At the dinner ana
when they learned ~ the accident they hurried
downstairs and gave their attention 10 the injured
man Some one son, call for an ambulance from
ST Vincent's Hospital and Or. Curtin responded
Seeing that there we're number OF physicians at
work on the unconscious police captain pr. Curtin
returned 10 the hospital
Al : o'clock in tho morning II Was decided 20
send CAPTAIN O'Keefe 70 tho hospital and an am
hulance was again called and the police captain re
moved n ST Vincent's Police Surgeon Phelps
went there later attend him. and Mrs q keefH
also went 10 her husbands bedside
chief Devery yesterday efternoon detailed Ser
seant John L. Zimmerman Of the Muberryst.
station as acting captain AZ the Edridge-st. sta
ton where Captain O'Keefe had been in COM
n1and until the captain could return To duty.
Sergeant Zimmerman assumed his new duties last
night. He was sent 10 the Mulberry-st station
from Coney Island only ten days ago
CAPTAIN OKeefe appointed to the force IN
February. ls7l. He was made roundsman IN
1854 a sergeant in 1872 and a captain IN lsso nder
Chief ronlin he was an acting inspector FOR time
He mes Jeqn in command OF the Eldridge-st,. sls,
lion for four months. ne Is SIX f""t ''' ana
weighs over two hundred pounds
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SING SING

The annual bazaar Of the OssninS Hospital As
socaton. Of the principal soca. affairs Of the
fan season in this village will open tomorrow ana
continue on Friday and Saturday afternoons and
evenings. The bazaar this year viii be held in the
marble mansion. in State-st, formerly the Crest
School which contains large apartments that will
he beautifully decorated for the OCCas on. Mrs
W ". Law. Of BriarciH Manor ras taken deep
interest ga the hospital and The curiosity shop
Ieautful objects Of art, viii De under her immedi
ate direction. MYs. u. 3 HolbroOk Mrs J. g.
HUT Mrs Myrick Mrs T II Farnham. Mrs
Crcfeld,. Mrs; Beverly Value Mrs Frcderick 6
are among the other members Of the Boarl Of
Managers who Will take an active part IN con
Quoting the many features Of the bazaar. which
will include fancy and common-sense tables a
tcaroom al the fittings of which have been
brought from Japan and In which the attendants
will be attired in the style OF the Orient.
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NETWORK CITY

While engaged in placing the cspstone over
chimney on the west side Of the Barge ONCE last
evening John McManus. the foreman Of gang OF
masons was knocked off platform by the break
Ing Of a thin pole and killed
Thomas Sayles. a fireman Of the Cunard liner
Etruria lying of West Houston-st. was cleaning
the side of the ship yesterday afternoon "nen ne
fell overheard and was drowned
a fancy-drcss ball will he held under the auspices
OF The Yorkyille Hungarian Social and Sick Renevo-
lent Association Sunday next at the central
opera House The proceeds Of the ball Will he
spent in helping the poor in Yorkville the coming
vi
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COURSE OF PHYSICIANS N WESTERN NEW YORK
IN REGARD To THE DISEASE Condemned

COURSE OF PHYSICIANS N WESTERN NETWORK
IN REGARD TO THE DISEASE CONDEMNED
Albany Nov If physicians throughout the
western part Of the State persist in refusing 10
diagnose cases Of smallpox such it is possible
that the disease may become an epidemic. This
f. the gist n a statement made by DIT Curtis. the
skin disease expert of the STATE Board Of Health
TODAY when he announced that the State Board
had received word that three Of smallpox
had broken out N Belfast. Allegany County In
sreaklrg OF the matter Or Curtis said
This disease far has been exceedingly mild
everywhere and fl is only occasionally that
:, Plea case q smallpox has developed. But in all
tho cases IL their various degrees Of severity it has
been possible to recognize smallpox. 1t has been
diagnosed as such by all persons who are familiar
With tho disease including Or. Wende Of Buffalo;
Or Do.y. Of New-York. Or. Fraughici. the small
pox expert in tho employ Of the State Board. and
myself
In the face OF such diagnoses physicians in the
western part ~ 10 S,a:e who have never had a
case of smallpox 20 treat. TO discredit ;he
diagnoses because they find tho lacking IN
some MONT which ought 10 exist according 10 axt-
books On the disease y is very unfortunate that
these men express such opinions. because II makes
ana thereby ties tu' hands OF the health autuori-
ties in trying 20 combat .e spread Of nc disease
shown .tsclf and IL quite likely that many cases
nave not been reported because - the failure Of
.pral physicians 10 correctly diagnose th- diSeas
1t is very important mat th.N o"cept the dag
.heol,,-e,v cc~fais .hat Tie diseaso existing in
Western Nty-Yoik is not chiokenpcx. or mpetgo
ccniagiosa. or som" similar m.ld di9easo And IL
withou, question smaIiloA As soon as the poo
sconer ;ney viii T., r,d OF i.
50 far rnere has been no d'"ih from The dis
continued not only vii the health authorities be
nsnpe,ed in i[a'n5f ,nc .r 3 ep % De
which T. liable 80 last dl'l .lS t' ii'.r ."ne' ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
DENOT need BY MEMBER OF THE FRb.
ALLEGATIONS MADE REGARDING ARMY CcN
TRACTS DECLARED TO RE WITH
NDATION

TRACTS DECLARED TO RE WITH
OFT FOUNDATION.
The New-York World" which published on Mon
day assertions that Abner Mckinley. the Presidents
brother was believed to have used his influence 10
secure Army clothing contracts for certain persons.
printed yesterday what purported 10 he an agree
Inent entered into by Charles Bimberg and NJ. r.
Bmberg and Messrs Burnett Stayton and Camp
bell whereby that firm was retained by the BIN
hergs as in the matter of furnishing 10 the
Army fifty thousand overcoats In consideration
FOR securing the contract the Bimoergs. IN the sup
posed agreement. 70 pay $4,000 The newspaper
hints that the Messrs. Bimberg agreed to pay this
sum because they understood the law firm could
obtain the influence Of Abner Mckinley. and in con-
sequence would secure the overcoat contract.
John 4. Logan Campbell member % the law
firm. denied cmphatcally yesterday, when seen by
a Tribune reporter, that any such contract had
ever been made or considered by his hrm. He de-
nounced t. as "a pure fake and forgery Mr..
Campbell pointed out that the contract was on the
face of forgery for the ason that il was al
lescd 70 have been made with Burnett. Sta!ton Z
Campbell" June .. when. matter OF fact.
Henry /. Burnett retired from the firm JuHe ].
1895 and the business was then continued under the
name Of "Stayion & Campbell" Mr.. Campbell add
cd that he had never been brought into business
contact with Aoner Mckinley directly or through
any one else
Abner Mckinley who has been out OF town for
several days. Will return TO New-York to-day.
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TITS afternoon Gershel ,240D will meet Douglas
(20) and tonight Poggenburg (3rn will PLAY Tobias
CONDITIONS OF THE CLASS r TOURNAMENT
OF THE 4 A. L.

The entries for the Class y championship billiard
tournament Of tho Amateur Athletic Union closed
last night with Or \. l.. Ranney. chairman Of tho
Billiard Committee Of the Knickorbocker Athletic
club. under whose auspices the tournament will he
held beginning December -.
The list Of entries WAS limited to eight players.
as this number will make ne tournament last ten
DAYS or two weeks. playing three matches day.
The experts who VIII play are Ferdinand Poggen-
burg of the Liederkranz club. Or \ r Miller. II
The Knickcrbockor Athletic club. J. Byron Stark.
Knickerbockor 'lur and Or. L. L. Mai kncker-
booker Athletic club. al four representing New
York. George + Hevner. Of Philadelphia. John 4.
IIcndrick Of New Haven Conn. Alexander Tay-
iDr of Chicago and j De Nun Smith. OF 81 Louis.
Valua bic prize have been offered for INST
ond and third At the finish the best grand average.
ne best game average and the highoet The win
ncr will also be eligible TO enter the Class y cham
pionship tournament ~ tho Amateur Athletic
Union 10 be held I'm February. Each man Will play
All soycu Of the others. "a 5o-point game IL i-inch
halkline
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BTLLIi RDS.
THREE MEN TIED FOR FIRST PLACE ~
. THE AMATEUR TOURNAMENT.

THE AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
Still third man got IN the tie for first place in
tho Amateur balkline tournament az the Ives Bill
lard Academy yesterday. and the interest has in
creased proportonately in the last matches. which
will settle the ownership OF the handsome prize
offered by the management. Mal 5000 beat Ger
shell ,24m and as that was his fourth victory and
he had los, only one match. he tics Arnold c2oo)
and Tobias C215 for first place. Each has TWO more
games 10 play Malls victory over Gershell was
Well arned and many Of his runs were very cred
table The score was 300 70 lG3. and II Mai had
not made series Of bad misses IN the middle Of
the game and its end. he would have had an
excellent average As it was. his average was
BOT but he made less than twelve runs Of
double figures and three Of them were over twenty
His hes. innings netted -. -. q ~ II and rs
Gershan averaged 31-5i. and made only three
douhi figure runs-24, IA and ~.
In -h, evening Douglas )20ol met Stark 1900 and
won his Hrst game Of the tournament Stark got
for him Douglas improved the end however
and counted steadily. missing only twice in the
last fwen;N-seven innings. The finish was exciting
Douglas needed only twelve 70 20 out. and Stark
vet required thirty-three He made twenty-five
and then missed an easy one and Douglas made
one and missed. Stark made another, and then
Douglas ran nine and needed only TWO 10 WIN.
S;ark had splendid chance hut he slipped up
'7ice when Douglas gave him chances. and Doug
las ran out the game with TWO excellent round ne
liable shots. winning by -" TO 294. The score fol-
lows.
Daue.as ,2c~.o. 7.o.o-s.u; 4,1oo,o,4.o 2
IL. s q. o. ; > .. f6. B. r. I. . o Total 200 Aver
80 ''s., ': z & 3 3 : = p !!
20 20 ] / 10 :. ~ 4 %. J. Total. 29i Average.
ri's afternoon Gershen ,24~ will meet Douglas
(2.W. md tonight Poegenburg GcM will play Tobias
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OrTR4GES By TAuWANY "HEELERS.'

A REPUBLICAN TRANSPARENCY SMASHED AND
IT'S CARETAKER BADLY INJURrD-socTAL-
IsT MEETING BROKEN UP.
The lanes q Blaine Club Of the WITH Assembly
D,stric, which has headquarters a. No 2l3 East
Broadway last night sent out a huge transparency
on 4 cart 70 parade the East Side streets. There
were pic,ures Of Colonel Roosevelt and Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff and MANY notices on H. y large
he'll inside worked by vigorous small boy at
tracted much attention 70 the display.
IN passing ia ,kson and Monroe sts where
Ta,nary "ca-t-tau' meeting was in progress
tho TRANSPARENCY was seized and almost torn 10
shreds A brick hit the driver. James Goodwin OF
No % Monroe-st in the eye and he Will probably
lose tho sight ~ that organ. The horse was
brutally bclten 10y the MOB, but the driver nnally
managed 70 regain the reins and made a dash for
liberty Al Grand and Jackson SITS. he was again
at,,,kcd nc reached headquarters after some
,lrne but was completely exhausted
The Socialists tried 70 hold meeting AT cherry
aud pike SITS last night. Lucen Sanel, the can
GiGate OF tina, party for Mayor last year, at
,Hmpted 10 speak A brick hit him on the head
curing a deep cash and he was oblged 70 20
bome Mr. Saniel and President Joseph leVlSoh
- Tho Blaine cub both declare that me ponce
ND no Effort 10 give them any protection or 70
nnnrehond the offenders. II is charged mar tne
naniico stood idly by and laughed as II the out
RACES were an q good Joke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-02
r r RNTOW\

Mrs Elizabeth Mccartney died A. The home ~
her daughter Mrs George W Jones. IN Main-si
on Monday She vas horn in Ireland ffty-eight
,ears ago The funeral will he held At her late
home his morning the Rev Or John Knox Allen
d stor o. the First Reformed Church. officiating
Bur 81 will he in sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Number Of the conValesceni soldiers at the
went 70 Nyack Yesterday visit the Soldiers
Home IN that village The soldiers we're accom-
panied by Mss Jaeger the superintendent Of the
Home and her assistants There are now twenty
soldiers a. the lrvington House all Regulars.
and as fast as they gain their strength they are
sent home 10 make room for others
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALREMARl T. captain Spencer Cosby. |. a.
RI-CKINGUAN - Enc Congressman Ben J.. raw
chid Of Pelham. FIFTH ANE>CE-Charies A.
Pnlsbury. OF Minneapolis; Congressman I. ~
Routelie az Maine. and ani-doVernor "
" Crane Of Massa chusct;s. GRAND-Malol j. NJ
Kelly L. : A HOFFMAN-JudSe W. j. wallace
and j b. Lyon Of Albany HOILANp-hN-'1oN-
ornor O. Vincent Coffin. % Connecticut. ana Lieu
tenant Commander ! A Rodgers. /. S. y. NJ Il
RAY HIIJ--Colonel J. n Patterson. u ;. A.
sAVOY-Mrs George Munro. Of Paris VAL.
pORF-The Earl % Ava Samuel H. 'ramp or
Phiiadelphia and Garrett y. Lnderman NJ soul
Bethlehem Penn. WINDSOR 7. e. Underwood or
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:. cJqy or WASHINGTON RELEASED

1rbe Ward Line steamer CITY of Washington
which arrived from Havana Monday. was re-
leased from Quarantine shortly hefor" noon F"s-
terday She reached her pier - ! o.cioch Her
passengers were landed a. once The purscr % fhe
ship said that he sure tho ship "as not in
tecied with yellow fever. Or Doty. BE- saia. Rad
not received An answcr his dispatch 20 the
Havana authorities asking for particulars 81 the
dtseaSc Min which o. c'sl ptss"i VINO was ."it AZ
that poTt "Ss ,i:ci.is
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

on Monday evening the HOLLYWOOD Inn club en-
,ortai,oo sly hundred Of the employees Of the War
ing hat factory Nearly seven hundred invitations
for Tho affair had boon ISSUED The men began
10 assemble AT 20 O'Clock ard Were met IN the nall
hv members Of the General Committee. welcomed
aud shown about the building An orchestra IN
;he srloki room played until o'clock. when the
guests were invited TO the Assembly Hall. where
vaudeville entertainment. lasting an hour was
given by professionals James +. Freeman. chair
nan Of the Board Of Directors spoke Of the great
sitraCiveness Of the club. and emphasized the iact
that non met in this clubhouse on equal footing
IT was in faci. q great big democracy After
the entertainment sandwiches and coffee were
served and the orchestra played IN the cluhroom
til II O'Clock The next reception will he given
ir about Two weeks. for the employees ~ the OTIS
Eros 4 90 elevator works
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SNDN N EIDNUTEC plNNDN

Seattle. Wash. Nov The steamer Fsrra Ion
arrived here last night WITH about one hundred
Klondikers who left Dawson on October A..
cording 70 th' estimate Of the purser They had
about s2'jl'n worth Of gold dust They report that
there IL eighteen inches Of snow the Chilkoof
Pass ana about six inches on White Pass The
weather was getting cola Tho last boat 10 leave
Dawson ms season for the lakes WIS scheduled tn
start ihe nrsf week IN October Anont Two hundred
and hftV propl" had engaged passage On her Ricn
placer strike rsprrtei ON no. Dalton Trail
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Board ~ Education 2. m
Meeting Of Mercantile Exchange. u a m
AqueddCt races 2. m.
Chica go X nickerboCker Athletic Cluh '"otoall
game. Berkeley oval. p m.
Colonel Roosevelt's speeches on Lone Islann
Democratic mass meeting Carnegie Hall m
Tnveiling Of tablet I'm memory Of Mrs n :,
Houghton. American Female Guardian S"''N'N' "
Merchants and Manufacturers Roard ~ Trade
Hoffman House =