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Arizona republican., 1898-01-11
Southern Pacific Co
fPACIFrc sYsrEM.

(PACIFIC SYSTEM. A Commencing April 5, IS ', trains will leoQ1I Naricopa as follows:
 In6 A. N. Tuesdays and Fridays ..sunne 4\tO Limited" for Los Angeles, Ban l61s cisco and all California points. ROO A. M. DAILY PACIFIC EXpH0 C.OL for points in California, NeVa11. Oregon and Washington. 1AOE A. M. DAILY MIXED TRAIN lOD lO.OC Tucson, Benson. LordsburK, Dem- ns, RI Psso and intermediate stations Q.1O P. M. DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOE CsfO Gila Bend and intermediate stationp rOk NJ. DAILY MIXED TRAIN EOR I.ZC Fl Paso and all way stations. 1n.0O P, M. DAILY NEW ORLEANSE EX. O.OC press for Tucson. Beneon Demine Fl Paso. San A ntoni0. Houston and New Orleans 7n.EH P. M. Tuesdays and Fridays s.Sun- 1V.eI set Limited" for Fl Psso, loPH " orth St. Louis, Chicago and all points easl
 T. H. GOODMAN,
 Gen Pasa. A0G
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

EOR RENr-Houee strictly mol I I.s appointments. rentfally N ssry ie.t. I.Sulre al room Paf
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11
Gla Valley, Globe < Northern R. RCa
STATIONS.

Trgins Ms and run daily except sundsy. IT aims Nos. an. ""-tnect at Geronimo vf3h stage from and to San Carlos ard Giobo. Trains Nos 1 and make connections at RoYie with Southern Pacific trains 19 and % for aIi points east and west.
 Wv GARLAND JoNrs Pre- i'd mt. re rintendent
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

NOrI, 'E--w ash,Jig people not to Duy any
 IN c.ltle CT have in iheir possession belong ing to the.e branos 50 or W-or Goined) or p C orse bve p unies- sold by my agent, J. N .Acl.ian M~sa Ci.y. M.r1copa county A. T. II whiIfOrd
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

WTANTED-Dres.m.king by the day or will w take work home First-class worl guaran teed. Call at PA '. Madison.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

EOR RENT-A desirable dwelisg, contaiF U ing four TO ms, closets. pOrches, etc.; best locality in the city. Inquire 546 North Fourth avenue
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

eavs, PhUni1 Mondays and Fridays at 7:a l. m- sr lives et Buckeye in twelve hours caves Buckeye Tuesdays and Saturdays st 7:eo m.. and arrives st Phoenix in twelve hour. fic. at Mess Fruit Store. This line meetstre
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

EURNIS HE'D HOUSE for rent brick of porch. Hot and cold water, electric lights and furnished ready for housekeeping. pretty place splendid locatiou. $75 per month 42l West Van Buren street.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

~Din1ng sta tIon
 The only North and South Line fu Ar1sono travsrslne and reaching the os1fpfcsodS15S1 seSTnons, including the grea: Salt - va1leI. States, Canada and Mexico. Ss .77- S 7-7 q
 Nes. and connect at Jerome Sunotion v11n trains ef U. V. P. By for Jerome. Connecting at Prescott with stage Hnos loR All principal mining camps; ct Congress Jun tisn with Congress Gold Co. R B. for Congro1s and stage lines for Harqua Hala, Stanton and At Hot Springs Junction with the c. H, & I. c., stage line tor Castle Creek Hot HprineB, the new all the year health resort At Phoenix with the M. & P. 8, R. V. Iy for points on the s. P. system.
 Santa Fe route limited trains east bound pa0 Ash ork at 2:4o . m. Mond avs. Wednesday, anA saturday,, arriving at Kansas City seco00 evening Chicago and St Louis third moE1r ing For California at 2 70 m. on Tuesdayo Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at Los A1- geles same evening.
 r. N. MURPHY, GEO. M. SARGENT,
 Pres. Gen. Mgr. GenI Fr't & Pass'r AR't. Prescott. Ar1z. Prescott, Arr. R. E. WELLS, E W. GILLETT,
 Asst Gen1 Mgr. Gen1 Agt-, Prescott ATE. Phon1x. AH32.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-11

? POpu|ar " VantS. WANTED-Work for 1 oI hours . day,
 w ~ithout pay. by . man handy with tools. Any kind of v 'rk except minding aminais Address P C. Room West End House, 7th Ave, and Washington St.
 CTks YED-Tnere came into my inelos.re 0 enc Jersey COW. Both ears cut, no other brands. Owner may have same by proving property and paying costs. J. K. Truman. EOR sALe-A bargain. 4-r,om frame house l with porch, and tot 100xl4O (corner) Will sell cheap for c.sh. S46 south second Avenue. WANTED unmarried eldety woman for
 w & housekee ger on @ ranch No children, A good home for the right party. Address z. this Office
 WANTEED.Drses'msling sEE -DIs pc by the day or will guaran teed. Call at PA E. Madison.
 EURNIs HE'D HOUSE for rent brick of II five TO ms. bath room, and closed i'll porch. Hot and cold water, electric lights and furnished ready for housekeeping. A p.etty place ], n splendid locatiou. $75 per month. 42l West Van Buren street.
 DERSOnS desiring comfortable home for the U winter with the best of board, large brick house and beautiful grounds, can find same, one milo from eity on Grand avenue 'forme >ly known IS the Murphy place. Call or address P..O., box e6.
 NICELY furnis led frsrt rooms at $s ana IN upward. West End House, Seventh avenue and Washington St. Also unfurnished rooms.
 EOR RENT-A desirable dwelling, coutAir .
 C ing four ms, ciossts. pOrches, etc.; best locality in the city. Inquire 546 North Fourth avenue
 ATONEY to lend on building association plan, I1 $5D to !seoO en long time rspsyAbie in commissions. H.rbert Peery. room 3l4 Elem ing block. Call between Il and F a. m.
 EHOR SALE-An old established mercantile T basiasss For particulars address P. 0. draw C Tempe.
 CyTRANGEkS and others fl nd furnished rooms, O residinsss t" l.. &sd s"a-d most coAven-
 isntly by ealing ter the ire city list At the In- tsliigehcs Office, 16 North Csn.sr airest. 10 F .. m.
 1Af ANTED - Boerilsrs Fi s.-clas. boord, w nice room, use of carriage. Terms $22
 per month. Box 4S A.sa. A,iEna
 L,Ok SALx-Jr exchange. pu..ne.. property I for lot UT ranch. Inquire .t room Sl Port block.
 LNOR RENr-House strictly mol l' I.S appointments. rentfaIly \ sery LOW ie.4t. l,Sulre al room 5 PorV ATOTI E-w ashnig people not to Duy any IN c.Itle CT have in their possession belong ing to theee brands 3U or w GOined) or P q orse >bue p unies. sold by my agent, J.
 N McL.iian. M-sa Ci.y. M.ricopa county A. T. II whitfOrd SNTAk LODGING hO, SE-Henry kixen, rrop 1 = God nes,s 2ic. LbeFaily furnished with 1 all III rderil improvements. veil .rOoihieu l ba rDssr shop ill cOnGectlun. Southwest c','I'ei
 Jackson nd Flrs, S.s.. o..e block east of Ssnts Fe de. ot.
 DLAt K CANYON DAILY STAGE TO ID happarel, Bls Bug. UnyA Mines, Rich ! enb- T, ~qlaw Cr.tk Mines, phpnix. Office
 at G,esor! X S.nitL's. Pr '.cott. Hooker Bros
 Props.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
MOUNT VERNON.

The principal business befor, tho Common Council
on Tuesday night the sale OF $1,000 IN highway
Improvement bonds. the last in the debt limit
There were twenty-one bidders FOR tho bonds. tho
successful firm being Allen & Sands. OF New-York
CITY. whose bid 1851 The chairman o; tho
Auditing Committee reported That a Judgment o'
@ 70 eaa Dgeh IN t aor o. M6,c sork wRo
injured by being thrown from wagon by an OBJ
aor 1G ons Pans for s,dns ESt s1h and
South Columbus-ave were approved. and bifs VIII
bc received The Aldermen received from the Union
Sabbath Committee a long petition asking for the
strict enforcement o. the Sabbath laws relating 10
Sunday Tic cieTK ' was instrnctci by resolution
70 adver,is. the ten Mycrs ballot mac hines owne!
asainst the cons,itutonality o. their US.
The hoaTd o. LdWcAon on 49, nlfh 1c,6 re-
as census taker showing The total number o, chill
,oe ,bcn ia Road 9as dcclird 70 Give 10 Tho
Mount Vernon architects another month 20 prepare
plans for The two new school buildings az Vernon
citizens IN ,he Second ward have also objected 20
tho proposed change % site. Tho Library COM
new ca ts o; The 6ooAs in he otary '
tn funeral o.: GGstayus k'fsi"r. formerly nm
afternoon A. O'Clock AZ the German Methodist
Episcopal Church. sxth-ave. and Firs'-'t Burial
captain TreJerlck schneider. captain Of tho lith
Separate COMPANY has been appointed by G9vssrnor
mcni. 20 be furnished BY this state under the
Ond call. In" regiment Will %" recruited a. the
armory Of The lrs, separate Company. Of syracuse.
and Captain Schneider ani Captain Pruyn. ~
Yonkers Who was also appointed. expect 80 begin
by mastering IN ~" iifh and ith separate com
panics. Wcsir1csier County H. Wei represented a.
the front in the list. the f'th the sth and other
N"w-York regiments. but this IL tho FIRST attempt 70
bring into active service any Of ifs distinctive mill
iary organizations
Major a. ". Corliss ~ the IN Regular Infantry.
who was had wounded IN the first battle AZ san
ilago - well known IN Mount Vernon. having us
tied here freq Ientiy tho guest Of Colonel Henry
Hu4s Lieutenant colonel William Worth. whose
ded Ne'i
known I'm Mount Vernon and New Rochelle having
been stationed ~ For' Siocum with the SIN Regular
Infantry several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NOTES FROM THE NAVY YARD

Navy Yard tugs were busy yesterday carrying
provisions supplies and ammunition to the auxili-
AIRY cruiser ST. Paul. at Fuiton-st. and the North
River. A draft of bluejackets was also sent from
the Vermont to the big steamer.
Tho converted yacht Stranger has received all
necessary stores and ammunition, and will sail
early to-day for Key West.
The steamer Port Chalmers has been renamed
the Delmonico. She has been fitted with new
donkey engines. which VIII be used for handling
re large quantities OF provisions which will be-
,ored IN her refrigerators IA distribution among
be vessels now Off the coast OF Cuba.
THE Atlanta has been fitted with new four
eiaded manganesc-bronze propeller. three OF the
Blades OF which now adjusted. Her old pro-
peer had only three blades and with the new
Il is expected that the vessels speed will be In
creased from sixteen TO eighteen knots. All her
gun platforms have been laid. and as soon ms she
Is taken out Of the drydock. probably to-day to-
morrow the guns will be mounted.
The cruiser Chicago has had several coats OF
5aint put on her bottom and sides since she wen;
Into drydock. and her two new propelers have
been fitted Each Of these has four manganese
bronze blades. and these will increase her speed
materially. When she IL hoated again the vessel
viii be faster and better than ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NETWORK CITY,

The School Board OF Manhattan and the Bronx
met Yesterday afternoon and after considering INC
petition OF the drawing teachers against the salary
schedule laid It over for consideration. NO ne"
business was taken up. and the Board adjourne1
until Wednesday, July H.
Charles H. Galway. OF No i1s Lexing'on-ave'
has been appointed an examiner in the once OF 'he
Commissioners OF Accounts He was sworn IN
yesterday by the Mayor.
Fire Commissioner Scanne yesterday reinstated
Fireman James T. Reilly. who WAS dismissed IN
1856 on a charge OF assault special act OF inc
LEGISLATURE caused the reopening OF the case. ana
Commissioner Scanne declared the testimony 70 DE
In Renlv's favor. Fireman j. j. Enright, VINO was
dismissed in 1891 for intoxcation. was also REIN
stated
Tho first trip OF the season OF the 81 John
Floating Guild Hospital was made yesterday. Inc
barge had $50 sick infants aboard. with their
mothers or guardians. They were taken 10 the
Seaside Hospital at Cedar Grove. New-Dorp.
Staten Island The day spent there on ana
near the beach.
The body OF Sgmuni Bruenn. the eccentric
owner OF tho two-masted schooner which was sunk
q week ago of Wards Island in collision with the
Maggie was recovered yesterday of East one
and ,hlrty sixth-st. lie was the only per-
son aboard the vessel when she was sunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NEW ROCHELLE

general meeting Of the auxiliaries OF the Red
Cross OF West Chester. Pelham Manor. Larchmont
Manor and New Rochelle was held on Tuesday
morning at the orchard. the home % VI IS. Francis
Wilson The president. Mrs f. *. Hunter presided,
and about hundred and twenty women were
present. The private theatre OF Mrs Wilson =
home. in winch the meeting was held deco
rated with American and Red Cross flags Short
addresses and reports were made by Mrs. Delaney
Kane. chairman OF the Executive Committee: Mrs
John &. UaZcn and Mrs Mitchell. OF Ncw-York
The treasurer. Mrs. Robert T. Emmett made re-
port that than t.jQD had been received The
women decided TO cxpcnd 81 rO for hospital tents.
500 for pajamas. and smaller amounts FOR other
necessities Light refreshments were served.
The Village Trustees at meeting Tuesday
evening appointed Charles II Striker village as
SCISSOR in the place OF George f.. Lambdcn. who de-
clincd the place TO accept the office OF town
SCISSOR The village assessors consist Of c. NJ
bearing. Peter Brady and Charles II. Striker and
Will begin their duties In August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
IONKERS.

The Yonkers Auxiliary 10 the Red Cross met
yesterday in the assembly hall Of the Hollywood
Inn Club and sewed for the soldiers Mrs Heer-
nance the treasurer reported receipts to date as
being $40 20 and 500 81 still in the treasury. 1t
was decided hereafter meet on Tuesday instead
of Wednesday mornings Contributions have been
received from Miss Croes. Miss Williams. Mrs. "A.
Goodwin. Mrs. Henry Parker. Mrs Cyrus Cleveland.
Hall baldwin. Miss Grouse Mrs Waldo G. Morse.
Miss Haskell ana Mrs. Sweeney. These persons
haye o1ed the auH s se ng Bnrns Mr. and
Mrs. Henry NJ Baird. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs samuel b.
Mawey Mrs. Hugh adams ans Msi f. HSse weston
Miss L. NJ. Andrews. Mrs. Cyrus Cleveland. Mrs
Mrs David Hawcy. Miss Kate Hawley. Aired
Jones, Miss Gertrude Guiford Miss L., ,. Stenl'
David Scotland. Miss Marjorie Scotland, Miss p
=, Palmer; Mrs T. = Osbon. Mrs: C. u; b 4Iite
Mrs. iialcyon Skinner Mrs II. ". Bashford. mss
+. Il. Sileck. Mrs. Emmet Getty Miss r.. y Getty
The Rev James T. Freeman. rector OF St. An,
by Mrs. Freeman. sails this morning for Germany.
and VIII go to Dresden to be gone Ill the midas
to occupy the pulpit OF the the American Church Of
st. John in Dresden in the summer. and accepted
The funeral of Policeman Louis Wright was held
yesterday at M Church q The mmaeras CTR bgy
members OF the polite force. in command OF Captain
James Mclaughlin. turned out Six officers were
gGEsl 1ecGEqn was given on Tss r lay T psh
pastor OF the Messiah Baptist church. in the lec;
ure room. Addresses were made by ID. C. Crier
A vacation school has opened AT the Woman's In
stute and Is in charge OF Misses Angelina and Mar
celia Fox. 1t had its opening exercises on Tues
day. In the presence OF about hfty o. tho parents
and friends It opens with twenty children g.,
fourth anniversary this evening at McCann's Hall
Plans were approved yesterday by Bnllding IN
Tow eT' P SAGE ''' i've ''"'"' muses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
ANOTHER ASSESSMENT CASE.
NORTH TARRYrow" OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF
GUESSING At THE VALUE OF PROPERTY.

NORTH TARRYrow" OFFICIALS ACCUSED OF
GUESSING At THE VALUE OF PROPERTY.
Justice Jackson O. Dykman has granted a writ Of
cerilorari behalf OF the Henry l.. Douglass cs-
tate. directed the Assessors Of the village OF
North Tarrytown in Westminster County. The
application for the writ made by tho Rev. Dr
John a Todd AS sole surviving executor and
trustee OF the Will OF Henry l.. Douglass In his
petition the rclator states that the Board OF
Assessors are not from experience and knowledge
acquainted with the value OF real estate. and that
their allcg sd assessment on H." Douglass property
Is not NOR than a guess at It's value. The prop
criy consists OF thirty-one acres and mansion on
Prospect il!N. North Tarrytown adjoining the land
or John II. Rockefeller. II Is assessed for SIS 40,
which. the rellfor asserts. Ia erroneous by reason
OF generalization 20 the extent Of $4,000.
The writ Is rcturuablc before Justice Dykman
at 4 special t"rm II the supreme Court. In White
Plains Saturday. July 49,
Some surprising charges may then be made.
several persons say they hav" discovered altera-
tons in the assessment roll since Il fled. 4
well known lawyer Of TarrytOwn said yesterday
rts completed. and II this h. true some interesting
developments may follow. Counsel for the Rocke-
foll"rs may also contest the legality OF the roll
this ground
Ir Todd f. under contract 10 sell the Douglass
estate 10 William II Douglass Of New-York city.
for i0N0 but the title has not been transferred.
The 1891 assessment the estate "a said to be- void.
and the taxes. amounting To 800. have not been
'Althoueh the 1898 assessment roll for Mount
Pleasant Township VIII not he fled before August
II waa learned yesterday tina: william Rookie
fcller's assessments had been increased His
sxty-four acres ~ land I'm the town OF Ossning
have been assessed I'm Mount Pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Road Committed Is to obtain control TOT tne Drln ~,
ocrafs OF the patronage OF the street Depar NJ
and ia ito tho hands OF the superln tehdeht 80 ia
he Will he unable TO exercise any judgment Ill 10
appointment OF workmen employed unutr nm, mn
This 10 considered n return TO the old Spots -
tom under which the village has suffered heaVuy
for many years and is much regretted oy many Vi
the taxpayers. . =. ,.ho ,hau
II Is understood that the question as 70 VINO silaI,
a. koeper OF this section OF the Croton Aqueduct
is about 10 be settled on the plan tha' w, wa
used I'm regaro TO the same place at Croton Dam
The former Democratic incumbent is TO ne mp
ponted under the Cuise OF a reinstatement. a.
any rate the friends OF William Purcell say that
he will succeed Mr. Mead in this way, ana that
he has his reinstatement papers In his pocket. 10
take effect on July H. This will be great us
appointment TO the friends Of Bernard g. teeny,
whose victory at the Democratic primaries IN TINS
town last spring supposed to have placed the
appointment securely within his grasp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
WHITE PLAINS.

The following direc:ora o. the Moun: Peasan;
Park Company have been elected: J. william
Meyer Edward Nicholson. Ferdinand Kurzman.
Herman Scheidcberg. John f. Smithers and VIII
tam &. Moore Jr
Masons are pow AZ work the foundations OF
the new hospital building on The County Farm at
East View.
The following arc recently elected officers OF
Hebron Lodge No 90. ] . .. +. George stock
weather noble grand; William Drury vicc-grand;
Charles Weaver treasurer. &. T.. Williams. record
ing secretary.
a Ncw-York company has received the contract
for furnishing tho heating apparatus for the two
new school buildings I'm this village. The price Is
81. 100
Mrs Harry &. Birch OF Church-st died suddenly
Sunday las' at tho Bald Mountain House. CrO-
CHAN. Lewis County. y. y. whore she had gone
with her family for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

A suit Of linen crash plays many
parts, and plays them equally well.
You can use the waistcoat-slngle
or double breasted, as your "fancy
vest; the trousers with a dark
coat, say serge, as your outing suit ;
the coat as an office coat; or, II you
want to be cool all over, use them all
together.
Our kind is Observation-Disclosures
ringbone or plain weave.
P. s. We have the serge coats
lined and unlined.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
~. "a Drcad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

George W Horton. a Deputy-Sher'f and game
constable. vas arrested ana arraignei before Jus
tee Daniel Armstrong yesterday morning on com
plant OF John y. Liant. Editor OF The North
Tarrytown Telephone" II Is alleged tina: Horton
caught Liant fish. * FOR trou: on the premises %
William Rockefeller on Monday and that he at
tempted TO arrest him. The constable asserts that
the editor struck him with his fishing rod. and that
he aftn:ward threatened 10 shoot him Mr. Liant
says that Mr.. Horton assaulted him. Justice Arm
strong adj burned the case until this morning.
The funeral o. Charles Munich an old resident
o. this village. who died on sunday. was held yes
to-day morning. and the burial Vas In Sleepy Hoi-
low Cemetery Mr. Muinch horn I'm Germany
sixty-siN years ago. but had lived here number
" years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
TARRYTOWN.

The Tarrytown National Bank received an abun-
dant supply OF the new revenue stamps yesterday
morning and Is prepared to meet all the de-
mands OF It's patrons. Since Friday last the banK
has been besieged By customers wanting chech ana
document stamps but they could not be accommo-
dated as the Government officials were unap'e 70
H. the banks order. II consisted OF = 90 t"o-ceht
and | 90 one-cent check stamps, 1909 one-Quarter-
cent and 80 two cent proprietary stamps ana 2'V"
txo per cent document stamps
A committee has been appointed and arrange
ments being made 20 give an enter aintneht IN
Music Hal on Friday evening. July 10, tho pro-
ceeds OF which vii! be used 70 provide comfort FOR
the sick and wounded soldiers at the front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
PEEKSKILL.

The Board OF Village Trustees held a long session
on Tuesday evening, transacted considerable bust
ness. and adjourned until September. DR.. Charles
Mason appointed Water Commissioner 70 nh
the vacancy cnused by the resignation OF William
BrothertOn. jr. Mason Is Democrat. while
Brotherton is Republican HIS appointment
makes the Board OF Water Commissioners sodly
Democratic. Lcverctt. Crumb. who has been clerk
and counsel TO the Board for "A period OF fifteen
years offered his resignation and IT accepted.
BY a Unanimous vote Charles X. Swain Il Demo-
crat. was appointed To MI the place. Eugene Il.
Travis has been appointed counsel In place of Mr..
Crumb. The Board has decided 10 spend 81 900 for
yltrned brick paving In the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
THE YACHT RED CROSS SAILS.

LEAVES THE MoYNtER BEHIND UNDER REPAIR
GOING TO KEY WEST FOR SUPPLIES.
Stephen F.. Barton Of the Red Cross Relief Com
rnttee In this city. received word yesterday that
the Yacht Rcd Cross had left Jacksonville at
noon She had been delayed at that port by a de-
feet in one Of the boilers OF the launch Moyner
and was obliged 10 sail without her. The Red Cross
is due at Key West tomorrow. She Will take
board there coal and doctors and receive further
dcrs She will probably arrive at Santiago on
Monday or Tuesday.
IL is possible that tho twcnty-seven nurses who
left this city on Saturday and Monday last for
Tampa will be sent 10 Key West. and be taken on
board the Red Cross.
from this city to Cuba schooner load Of coal for
the OF the Red Cross Six hundred tons OF ice
will also be shipped immediatel to Santiago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clifford AiIput. u
Cambridge, England and La Comosse lie oese'
fila OF Paris FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Nelson
W Aldrich OF Rhode Island and Mrs BenJafn'ii
Harrison wife OF the ex-President GRAND-
Colonel II. W. Hubbe. OF the 2olst Regiment New
York Volunteers HOFFMAN-Profcssor f. j. H.
Merrill ~ Albany and J. T. McDonough. state
Commissioner OF Labor Statistics at Albany M
PERIAI.-Lucius Robinson. OF Emira y. l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. II. Barroli. L. . ~
MURRAY HILI-Professor w Zeim. OF Detroit.
and Major H. VI. Brewster OF SprinsneId.
NETHERLAND-Ex-Con Congressman q. q whitney
NJ New.Orleans WALDORF-Caderon Carlisle,
NJ Washington D. C. WINDSOR-James Rem
frew OF Adams, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
PORT CHESTER.

committee OF the Village Trustees consisting
OF Samuel Comfy. James Merritt. William j. Foster
and James Patterson. started yesterday on "A tour
to examine the relative merits OF asphalt and
brick pavngs for extensive system OF
street improvements which the village Is about 10
begin
Dr.. u. VI. Griffin. owner OF the yacht Alberta. Is
arranging extensive cruise OF about days
on Long Island Sound and the Connecticut River
He will be accompanied by large party OF business
and professional men OF Port Chester