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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
WHITE PLAINS.

Between seventy and eighty persons ATTENDED, '"'
''yar social given by the Epworth League III W."
narlors OF the Memorial Methodist EpiscopN O""'''
on Thursday evening The name was hdop''" "'
cause OF the patriotic character OF inc ueoo '''''
and the several numbers OF the musical ana hieFat!
,rorrarnua Ms. Julia Macdonald read paper on
tiled Three Facts Brought About ~ we, - a.,
Struggle FOR American lndependemcei' .orn Amer.
Tseie Sneleker gave reading entitled Inc I'm, n,'I.I
!caa Flag Ihefe vas P W""ro read a paper on
Lord and Pierce :, r. 49, 49,. and A Johns
gate All account Of The I.lHpp'4c is.a'''' -"
Entertainment entitled "A Geographical Hc'"s 'o''-
The 6agpoie ordered by the Board OF superviSoIrs
at ia last session has been erected ia ron. OF INV
county buildings The poe 10 y" .''S ,, +" eesle ana
weather-vane The flag Will 10 raised WIN aPpIC-
rriatc exercises Monday afternoon at . Vto," ,
There will be mu.ic oy tao me 80 ''"N ~
and a speech 10y Justice j - lskIn'n. -.
A. the home % Nj and Mis- Harvey H"estis' III
Greenwich Park, on Wcdn' Say e'eh'ns' ,,o,.-
Edward Townsend. OF Mnmaronee"-af o.. 10 ENJOY
ing a twO-weeks iishng TIP on i'".k IAIA'r NOR.
Mr. and Mrs Webster X MacGIain are once mo. c
occupying The Homestead. IN broadway, h1.lns re-
MIS- Dolly Mango, ana Ms Lille Wiliamson OF
Broadgay have been the sIeS,s -. 80, " o., az ,, I,s,
Frank Vass at their home. In Brook!yn IN inc '"''
James Waller OF Mamaronechay has been en-
tertalning his brother. Thomas Waller. OF wafer
Mrs Kat. l.. Irwin and her family are occupying
their summer home. IN Broadway. ,,-,
r.. Re- DR. Lowther vii. preach in the Memorial
EpiscDpal Church tomorrow morning the second
sermon OF tho series on The TRANSPORTATION OF
Jesus" In the evening the subject OF MS discourse
will hc The Young Ruler
On account Of the absence OF the pastor. the Rev.
Or Macoubr~y, the pulpit Of the Fre-by icilah
Church will De Allied tomorrow morning py ne rev
Mr. Gibson. OF tho Croton Falls FTesny'eflah
Church -,....,..
AT the last meeting OF the Board OK Education
the following cheers were appointed foF t' year
IN tho public schools o! tho village Professor ; *
Shear superintendent. G. II MrNair principal h'sh
school. john smitn teacher business course. Draw
ing writing and clocution. cora J. III grey. T.. a.
Rankin and Jennie Mclaughlin. High -hool teach-
crs Hsnre:ta j. Minor, Lucia AumhcA Nctte J..
Cofftan Minnie + Grlfin. Jcnui" ScheFm"fhoTn'
julia Van Orden s. Jennie Townsend. lolisN J..
Williams Zaides Thomas X Maude Armstrong.
Mai l.. p Kunin Lillian VI. Bennett. Emma Mir-
dock Margaret Hensrman. Ad"laii Parsons jennie
D. Reed Laura Burr,tt. Estele Tagsart Abne
lynch. caroline Thrall. jennie y. cook. Mary IS
elhauser May Porter. Emma l. HEest!s Flor
tnce O. Bl.sett and Harriet " capron. under
teachers The salary OF the suveriniendent has
been x Cd at s., 60 year principal o. Hlgh Scho".
S. 20. ana the other teachers vary from tD down
TO $3.50.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTOWN.

The Rev. n ! Bcdey Of Boston Will preach al
ho,b tha morning and evening services in christ
Episcopal Church tomorrow. The hour OF tho
evening service has been changed TO 4;So o'clock IN
'he ba Meeting Of the Kyk-Uit Council. Royal
Arcenum on Tuesday evening. Past Regent Johh
II See who represented the council al me $40
Convention in Rochester. made a report a IestI
Iu,,on was adopted that the American max Sini
be Included in the council cEamoel : pa,I ~.
MALTA in the most prominent place al sach meel-
Inc ont of respect to the many members or the
ROYAL Arcanum who have gone to the war ,,,o
Another hearing in the case Of William Rocke
reiiar AGAINST the Assessors OF the Town OF Mount
Pleasant concerning his 1877 assess IehtS was Io'u
before W,nis S Hoyradt Of Poughkeepsie. referee
On Thursday Judge Daniel Armstrong testneo
for the Assessors in regard to me VaT o. - tbo
erty In District ~ A9oyne end Sylvester See
of Pleasantville. took the stand for the de'ehu
TSe officers OF Greenburg township met in this
village on Thursday and organized rs a Board OF
Health The following officers were eisGteu 80 ~
ppres,dent; X Herschel Purdy OF Tarrytown clerk
br William II. Todd. OF Dobbs Ferry heai" 1sticas
McCutcheon. Taylor Lange and Farrington' mem
social Will be given at the parlors Of the First
pan,,st church on Thursday evening for the pen
Eft Of the Ladies' Aid Society A spelling con-
cake sale will be held this afternoon oy tl,e
Woman's Relief Corps OF Ward B. Burnett POST
The local branch Of the W. T. C. T. VII f h9id
a white ribbon sociable at the home OF M y0'"
TomPkns in S on dr trcssurer and
James Bushel financial secretary at d 'nrV. rhrS
the members OF Phenx Hose Company on lhu's-
special meeting Of the Westminster IF IN. }s G
Society was hea H on Emore presdent Miss
I HS ~ on aonard first vice president; NIiain
Marbean. second vice president. and MISS fla''
se SSa1ey an @nderst Of this village given
new set Of pews to St stephens Episcopa noa
in Port Washington. Long Island where ne 'as
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
A BILL FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT OF JOHN
RoACWs HEIRS CONSIDERED.


RoACHs HEIRS CONSIDERED.
Washington. May 18th. Senate not in -es
sion to-day After disI-sing OF some pension bills
the House began consideration OF private bills
Among them was one from tho Senate 10 pay tho
heir. OF John Roach $3.50 Tor work on the dis
pate h-boat Dolphin.
Mr. HRVMM Hep.. PENN. IN charge OF the bill.
Vas asked II the history Of tho Dolphin had not
shown the boat 10 be struriur!.y w,ak M
"On the contrary replied Mr. irumm. 1T has
shown her TO be structuraly strong. ana rhc stands
viii hOut "A peer In her class IN naval construction.
/ viii cay the late President ana his r.retary OF
the Navy selected her FOR their jun.euns or bust
That's convincing proof" interrupted .Mr
AMID ianeSi@r Mr Brmm addcd: 1T proves they
considered her safe and scaworthy'
The bin VAS debated more than tao hours. but
The House agreed to adjourn until Monday. and
AZ . n toos reSe, -, nmlI , p, n the evening
At the night session IN Committee OF the Whole
Il was voted grant pension u g" a month 20
The famous old veteran of Mexican ana NiNl wars
was represented az the owner OF the extensive *
tate known M White Han. but WIN an income
insuin ccni to meet his expenses. General LAY ~
now drawing &C. month as Mexican War vet
eran and r. eighty four years Of age
adcr 20. Baniel MacAniey vas acted upon
favorahly Forty-sx bills were passed IN commit
Of he whole and six were passed hn"i'y 'y
At ne beginning Of tho session Mr.. TALBERT
Dem ro ms vs. deperIon from rr"1rs og Sold
,ers Unanimous consent to consider only - nion
bills was given An exception Wa made however
who II was learned. was a Union soldier captured
I'm 1862 by Reproductive cox. who was ih'n "A
hone and observed his parole. but dd ro' report
To his commander the circuu'inuc's. ana wa ~
tered as deserter Representative cox tonight
thirty-six years later. secured removal Of tho
clDrgp
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Raw George c. Peek Will lecture on Tues
day night In the North Methodist Episcopal
Church on the subject Striking tho Nail on the
Head"
The formal opening OF the Prohibition campaign
took place In the Y ~ C. a. Hall on Thursday
City and Arthur I. Perry. the candidate for
Mayor. were the principal speakers.
Edmond 6. Gay died Thursday at his home
No. llS Archer-ave. Mr.. Gay born In Con-
necticut hfty-sx years ago and the Of
Amos W. and Elizabeth Hastings Gay. The
funeral will be held AT the home tomorrow after
noon at ! O'Clock Burial viii be at Yantic, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Travis entertained a large
number Of friends at a Cuban party at their
home IN Lin "OD-avc. on Wednesday night
BISHOP Potter. assisted by the Rev. G. Winter
Bolton, viii confirm A large class IN the Church OF
the Receemer Pelham. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The Village Trustees Of Port Chester have ap-
pointed ex-Congressman William Ryan and ex-
Sherin Addison johnson to be Assessors and nxed
their salaries at 800 n year each Roth have con-
scented to
The ninth anniversary OF the Epworth League
VIII be celebrated IN the Summarized Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow night specinl
programme has been arranged consisting OF an ad-
dress by the pastor. the Rev. w T Pray. and other
exercises.
The closing concert OF the Apollo Cleo Club will
be held on next Thursday might under the auspices
Of the Womans Aid Society 0, tho Port Chester
Baptist Church.
The report II the Wonan's Hospital Association
Of Port Chester has Just been issued The associA-
tion has grown 10 membership Of 1923 The num-
Der OF patients received IN tho wear was twenty
eight. OF whom only four died. The receipts for the
year were - l59 &C. and expenditures 81 7G7 - ard
the association has f253 &c IA the hnnk or available
IN funds. not including glft OF 5000 made by tho
late William J.. Abendroth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
REVISED AND ENLARGED.
CONTENTS.

Half-tone pictures Of every type OF American
warship-battlc-s ships. armored cruisers. tor.
pedo- boats, gunboats. converted merchant
steamers, torpedo-boat destroyers the subma-
rine boat Holland and other vessels.
A large portrait Of Admiral Dewey
Pictures OF Admiral Dewey's ships.
The great batte-ships and cruisers under COM
mand II Admiral Sampson.
The battle-ship Oregon on her way
North.
The battle Of Manila Bay.
Half-t portraits OF officers OF the Navy.
President Mckinley and Secretary Long
Scenes the warshps. showing big guns.
the crew. etc.
complete list Of all the ships OF the Navy.
wi h armament. size and commander OF each.
Pictures Of 10 ships Of the Spanish Navy.
A map OF Cuba and the West Indies.
One Of the prettiest and most timely
Of publications. 1t will enable the
possessor to follow the battles Of the
country at sea with full understand
ing of the subject.
THE TRIBUNE.
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KATONAII.

Mizpah Circle OF Kings Daughters will meet on
Monday afternoon and evening at the home OF tho
vice president. Mrs Howard !. Tryon. TO finish
thcir summer sewing. At O'Clock the circle VIII
receive rs friends and hold salnagundl party
Among tie New-York people who are at their
country Places IN this neignoorhood for the sum
ner are Colonel auG Mis-. William Jay. al the
Homestead Mr. ana Mrs. Ferdinand T. Hopkins.
at Muscoo; Farm. Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Casey.
al Ardto,na Farm; the Misses Boiies at ;he.r
home near Cross River; Mrs. James l-ounsberry, at
Mount Aspton. and Mr., and Mrs Clarence Whit
man.
The marriage OF Miss Eta VI. Higgins 70 Charles
W. Frtsal. Of North Salem. - announced.
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yOTIyG ON THE Currency BILL

Washington. May 1.-The House Committee Oh
Banking and currency is taking vote Of It's mem
t-ers on the general banking and currency measure
they having until tomorrow night TO record them
selves. so far scven-Messrs i'm. Fowler John
son II Indiana. Met lsury. Prince. Mitchell and
Capron. all Republicans have voted To report t.
The Indications that. besides the Democrat c
minority OF I've. several Erpuhii, will vote
against IL. Mr.. Brosus. OF Pennsylvania who OPP
pose. g. ia away, lll. ana the position Of Messrs
Van Noorh.s and Southwirk IS not known. Chair
man Walker VIII vote to report the bill 10 the
House. but reserves the right present "A subsil-
tute Till. opposing the present measure the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
PEEKSKILL..

Tho Archdcaconry Of Wostchestcr met IN 81
Peters Episcopal Church Thursday. Tho ser
vices began at 1870 O'Clock Archdeacon Van
Kleeck Of White Psina presided. After the service
there was Il business meeting and then n luncheon
At the annual meeting OF the Van 'ortlandt
Chapter Daughters OF the American Revolution
held Thursday. these officers were chosen. MIS-
I O Rankin regent. Mrs James II. Townsend.
81 Sing Sing vics-regcnt. Miss .. ID Knox score
tary. Mrs Henry Tnte. treasurer, Nra. LOWS n
Militant. historian. Mrs J. i Matthcws. ana Mrs.
+ \ Johnson. Executive Committee: tho Rev.
William Fisher Lewis. chaplain.
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MAMARONECK.

william Sam Johnson has resigned as corporn-
ton counsel and school trustee. Mr. johnson and
family will leave next week for Europe wb.re
they VIII spend the summer
The Epworth League OF the namaroneck Meth
odist Episcopal Church has elected Henry Cornell
president; tho Roy. t. g. Ioag, Mrs O. q sum,
mers and Miss Helen Peck Vice presidents Miss
800
All the women interested IN kindergarten work
have been invited 10 meet in the schoolroon on
Ih'fscay afternoon for the purpose OF discu.eiug
iuture plans and arranging for n circulating H.
brdry for tho mothers -
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DORRS FERRY.

An enjoyable musical given In tho Misses
Masters School Thursday evening by artists
from New-York City. The affair attended by
many prominent society people Of this village
Hastings. Ardsley. Irvington and Tarrytown.
The contemplated excursion Of the General
George G. Meade Camp. Sons OF Veterans has
been declared off owing TO the war
c. B. Mills and his family have rented their
house. in South Broadway, and gone 70 Jewctt
Greene County, n. Y. for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Auguste Vatabe have returned 20
their country home after spending the winter in
the city.
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zone day being in immediate
need of garment, dropped IN at
your Prince St. store and 50, accl~
dentally, became one of your regu-
lar customers.
Il liked the idea Of getting what
| wanted without the bother OF Sc
lectng the goods being measured
and then waiting a week or ten
days" =,
He should have added, land l
like the feeling that if anything goes
wrong it is always made right.
For men, young men and boys
everything they wear.
ROGERS, PEET 6; Co.
Prince md Broadway.
Warren AMI Broadway.
rori and r adTny.
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.r,ou boat and after spout!ng with all the grace
81 a fountain and the volume Of A geyser. tucked
nj. head under the waves and threw his mighty
hodv over with a great curving motion. and hurl-
ing hIs iail in the air, dove from sight.
The trollers declare that they want 70 Keep the
comna,y OF such big Cn more. and were IN
the mood 70 sing the Doxology when they made
whei. a, seventy feet. They were evidently feed
ing when sighted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
EINSFORD.

Tho second annual golf handicap OF the New
York Stock Exchange will be held on tho links OF
the Krollwood Country Club on June IL Daniel
Chauncey Ransom II. Thomas j. Borden Har-
rman. " H. Sands and Henry p Toer have
been appointed committee TO arrange tor the
contest
Maine which TO be held in the Greenburg
Reformed Church last Sunday not held ow
Ing TO the incleDent weather. and was postponed
until tomorrow.
Preparations are being made 10 hold fair for
the benefit Of the Greenburg Reformed Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Morris Park races 230 p m.
Rutgers New York University athletic contests
Ohio Field p
Columbia Cornell dual games Berkeley Oval. 23o
p
Union League club reception for General Wood
ford. brooklyn. evening
Light Artillery Association. Waidorf-Astoria. 7
p m.
Parkway Driving Club races. $50 p. m.
Electrical Exhibition. Madison Square Garden.
International Food Exposition. Grand Central
Palace
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4 NERD or WHALES VISITED TACOMA

From Tn, Tacoma Ledger
j.. Il. Price and ". iIartzel Of the steamer
Nugget OF this port. report that while fishing on
Point Defiance ut 30 O'Clock last evening they
sighted a school Of at least seven large whales play
lu, Immediately or he point. and apparently max
Ing their way up the sound.
The men had moorcd the Nugget along the beach
and were out In a rowboat trolling for tyee salmon
when the levinthans hove IN sight. one OF tho
monsters, they say, arose within few feet OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
STORM DAMAGE N ORANGE COUNTY

MdGlctown y Y May l3.-The storm expert
cnced here yesterday the most violent In years
AT Chester house was burned by lightning. and
several barns were destroyed In Orange County.
The cyclone passed over different portions OF the
county Warwick was dirccN, Ia its path and
houses and barns were unroofed. At Chester many
warden meadows were Hooded. and II s feared that
Tho seeds were washed out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
PLEASANTVILLE.

AT the recent annual meeting OF the Pleasantv.ile
Library Association the following officers were
elected: Dr. Edward J.. Swift. president; Stephen
Wood Cornell and George H. Wheeler e-presi-
dents; Albert See. secretary; Charles NJ. Lane.
treasurer, and Mss Maria Gerard Messenger. L.
brarian
Harry IL. See has been appointed collector by tho
Village Board. in place of II. Ecroyd Smith. who
resigned 10 Join his regiment at Camp Black.
Daniel =. Hays. Village President. announces
that the assessment roll has been completed, and
NAY be In the once Of the Village Clerk.
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EAST VIEW.

Mr. and Mrs. James Butler have returned 10
their country place for the season.
The Committee of Supervisors on Poor and Asy-
lums will meet at the Almshouse to-day 20 award
tie contract for the erection of the new hospital
building
For the month nearly ali the farmers OF this
neighborhood have lost large numbers OF chickens.
1t was generally supposed that it was the work Of
thieves. hut this theory was dispelled this week
by ). A. Brown who captured 1--WE young foxes
IL a small his farm Oh Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

London May i3-Arrived. steamers Iona (Br, Cum
mngs. Portland Mobile tliD. IAyland. NewYork. 0eor
sian t'r) Parker New-York. ~,
Liverpool. May i3-Sailed. steamer Georgia OBJ.
Thompson. New-lork.
sunderland. MAY li-sail-d steamer Robert Adam'on
Glasgow May i3-Arrived steamer CDr). Stew
New-lOrk.
Dundee ,a-ssilei. steamer croms OBJ. Tsia~
New-Yo
Sicily May l3--Passed. Berlin (Br) Jarison
ew-York for Southampton and Antwerp -
Brow Head. May l3-Psssed. steamers Bowie tbr'
Jones. NewYork FOR Liverpool Nasmy Csr) Graham
Manchester: Lassel (Sr. Trennlan. New
York Manchester: I.ucana (Br). Mckay. New-fork
prawie Point May l3-Passed, steamers Amsterdam
Dutch. Baker. Rotterdam NewYork; British kns
(3r Freeth New-York FOR Antwerp; Russia (Icfl'
Meyerdcks New-Yok for Hamburg. August korn "ier,'
Buhner Hamburg for York: Scottish King (pf''
James. Baltimore FOR Antwerp. -, .,..,,
Scttin May 0-Arrive, steamers Island DAM: sfodt
New-York via Christianeand. etc May TO- Hispan's
Ger. Kuhlwen. New-York. via Copenhagen. 49,,
Rotterdam. May l2-Arrved steamer EXCELSIOR '"s'"
Nanles NAV i3-sallei steamer werra (Ger) Mirow'
from Genoa FOR New-York. via Gibraitar ,,.,., n
Genoa May l3-Arrved. steamer Kaiser Whnem -
(Ger) Iogcmann. NewYork. via Gibraltar ana Napp.,
Donta Fsrraria May l3-Passed. steamer Caxo 'oN"
Lang Palermo for New-York. 49,, >,> uut
Aigiers. May SAILED. steamer Stahlheim tNor' h"~
New-York ma s-cv.
81 Mchaels May lO-Salled steamer Emma (br' t''s
Gibraltar for New-York. , ~. s.scia
Tarfa, May 13-Passed. steamer Neustria Fp SAs0'~
New-York for Mareeilles - ,,,.. nh
Yokohama, May l2--Arrfved steamer 81 Nnian w.
zAynsA Nsw-Yerk. Wa Hong Kong ss~
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NEW FOrRTH.cLASS POSTNAsTERS.

Washington. May i3.-1he following were among
the fourth-clase postmasters appointed today
New jersey Eral. Edmund Is. POWELL
New York kccuc Valley. William W. Bell: Scho-
dack Landing. Kanscn Gardiner
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL:

AsHDR-I Lieutenant Commander Insersoll l. 3
y EMPIRE-The Rev. Or. Henry c. Graves. OF
Boston FIFTH AVENUE Senators George +.
IIoar 81 Massachusetts,. and Nelson W Aldrich. OF
Rhode Island. and cN Governor Royal 6. Tart OK
Rhode Island HOFFMAN, Professor benjamin
lee Wheeler u Cornell University HOLLAND
Daniel H. Mcmillan Of Buffalo. MANHATTAN-
C. Lynde. OF Boston MURRAY IIILL-C. @.
Wcolworth ~ Albany. PLAZA-Prof'ssor W. w.
Goodwin OF Harvard University. WALDORF
G q Dawes Controller 4 the Currency: DR.. {. W.
Pilgrim Of Poughkecpsie and Count Des Carrots.
Of Paris
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MORE BAD BREAKS ~ THE CANAL.

Amsterdam, n Y. May l3-Anoth'r serious break
occurred In the Erie Canal last night. when 2Jl feet
OF the towpath between Pattersonvi.lc and Rotter-
dam VIVA washed into the Mohawk River The
break s. on the Canaan Improvement cuntracf II
Lauer q Ilagamhn. Of Rochester and II viii Tc-
quirc at least q week 10 repair H.
Schenectady. Nay IA disastrous break In tho
Erie Canal occurred last u!sht. three Mills vest
OF the city. The break Il 20 feet long. and from
20 to ~ feet deep Navigation cannot Dcein FOR at
least a week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
CLEARED.

Steamer Ia Touraine fD, SantelV, haVre-Compashie
Generate rransatlantique.
Steamer Ems t0er) Harrasowits. Naples. Genoa ete-
Oelrichs AZ Co.
steamer ROTTERDAM Dutch. Ronjer. Rotterdam via Bou
logne-irunch, Edye * Go.
Young
Co.
Steamer Mendoza Usr) shadwick. Hamburg-Barber &
steamer Heveus (eis) Sspedon. Montevideo. Buenos
Ayres ec-iSusk & Jevons
Steamer Erura Br) Ferguson. Liverpool-v II Brown
& Co. -
go
steamer Adria (Nor), Rasmussen Key West-Ths
Tweedie Trading Co.
Steamer Furnes.a (Br). Harris glasgow Henderson
steamer Allegheny Cpr) Low Kingston. savanius. etc
PIN Norwood = Kslleck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
...els,,.e. 10 Moon rise, a m 30 Moons -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Nsa,av Hook 2:2T Gov. Island 2 so He'll Gate t:52
= W-sandy Hook 3i4 Gov. Island s:48 Hell Gate e:SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

Intended to have a room In the central portion
Of the city whore Sits moy be sent o,,uaI the
we're made by Mrs. Lesser 'Slsttr t a. nan,
L IIcernance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
RETALIATION AGAINST FRANCE ASKED
A PETITION FROM LARD AND SAUSAGE MAKERS
OF CHICAGO.

OF CHICAGO
washington. My Ex-senator Cullom has pre-
scented to the senate petition signed by twenty
one OF the leading packi and shipping firms os
Chicago asking FOR retalaiory legislation against
France on account % the rates OF duty on lard and
sausago recently imposed ly that Government They
say II has Deen announced that maximum rates
are to be collected IN that country on both these
articles and thls ruling VIII absolutely prohibit
ehipucnts from the United states 70 France. They
assert TINT the maximum duty on lard is about IS
t..r cent nd valOrcin ana sausage about o. per
cent ana that these about 90 per cent increase
over the former rhtos
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where il Is on nle, for fifteen days
An entertainment Will be given this evening In
Library Hall by the guild Of st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church for the benefit OF the rcctory