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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-09
PEEKSKILL.

At the annual meeting OF the Helping Hand Asso-
ciation held this week. the following advisory board
was elected Stephen Lent. Coeridge A. Hart. Ed
ward G. Halsey. Edward Z. Young and Edward c.
Wilson. Mrs. Frank Anderson and Mrs. J. ]. Cox
were elected trustees to succeed themselves. and
Mrs Henry DeVries to succeed Mrs William Leav.
ems. These officers chosen: President. Mrs.
Calvin Frost: vice-president. Mrs. Austin H. Catlin
secretary. Mrs. Sanford r. Knapp; treasurer. Mrs
Jacob NJ Shipley. The receipts OF the hospital for
March 1882 20; expenses. 1856 o. deficiency OF
more rhan 500 Eleven patients were admitted TO
Five were left under treatment.
There pretty wedding on Wednesday after
noon at the home Of George Whitney Sykes. in
Westinghouse. His only daughter. Miss Annie Ma
rion Sykes. was married to Professor Charles Hunt,
in a brown travelling dress. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J: Richie Smith OF the First
attended by intimate friends. there a reception,
Professor and Mrs. Smith have gone on an extended
bridal tour.
First Presbyterian Church was delivered last even
ing on the subject. John Knox" by the Rev J. A.
MeWilllams; Of Sing Sing sn ~
o. o. F.. DESTROYED BY fire on November Is last.
reopened last evening. Cortandt Lodge. No;
ODD Fellows were present After the session Of the
lodge there S Sa @ @ Gy c SS Loan
Of handsome gift IN recognition OF the Hospitality
has been meeting since the FIRE. After this there
was an enteItai IN ;t fScwed by sGPper ,
OF MISS NAV Ntpoi VIII
be held this afternoon at her home In Nelson-ave.
Peekskr. where she died on Thursday morning
the oldest school teacher in point OF service In
Cortlandt town, and probably IN Westchester Coun-
y. She was born in Union village. this STATE. OF,
January 3. 1896. She the daughter OF Daniel
and Martha 5. Mcfarland and with ner parents came
to Peekskill In 1874 and had since lived here: In
1853 Miss Mcfarland became teacher in Union
Free School District No. s. and a member Of
It's faculty, in the old school building. and later in
the Oaksde School. until December %, 1893 whe n
she resigned after thirty-hve years OF continuous
service. She then started private school, which
she conducted until failing health compelled her 10
cease duties. She was widely known In charitable
and church work, and member for many
years OF the First Presbyterian Church
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NORTH TARRYTOWN

Tho following members o. the Conslstory OF the
T.rst Reformed Church were elected at the annual
meeting OF that congregation on Tuesday evening:
William Powles and 4. Polhemus cobb elders for
two years: Clarence +. Bacon and Harry S. Min
nery deacons for two years. James 4. Smith was
elected n deacon for one year. TO al the vacancy
caused by the election OF Mr.. Cobb as an elder
photograph recital will be given in the Beck
man Avenue Methodist Protestant Church on
Thursday evening by Professor W. v. Gllday.
The Rev. DR.. Potter, OF Irvington. viii preach In
ST. Marks Episcopal Church tomorrow.
The Rev. Dr. G. Oakley. OF New York has been
appor ed pastor Of st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church to succeed the Rev W; T. Clarke who has
been transferred TO Highland. N Y.
Mr. and Mrs. James Douglass. OF Prospect HILL
removed this week TO Sacramento Cal.
The annual elections OF the fire companies were
held or Tuesday evening. The officers elected by
Union Hose Company are as follows: w. II. Nc
Carthy. foreman: John Wirth. first assistant: b.
Foley and j. w. Gamble, wardens The Fire Patrol
elected the following officers: Captain. Herbert r.
Hall: first lieutenant. Or. Horace Reynolds second
lieutenant Traverse A. Armstrong: secretary
AIonzo scofeld: treasurer. Morgan Purdy: wardens
II. b. Hall and r. A. Armstrong. The members Of
Rescue Hose Company elected these officers: George
Babcock. foreman; Frank Lee assistant foreman
Warren De Revere. secretary: George Henshaw,
treasurer; Eli Caney and g. Henshaw, wardens
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON.

The pupils and alumne Of the Misses Lockwood's
Gchool in South Second-ave.. VIII give oazaar
and entertainment on Monday afternoon and even
ing In aid of the Mount Vernon Hospital Mem
bers of the musical clubs OF the New-York UNI
vers,ty will assist the young women
Thomas Whitney Surette who has just COM
ploted series Of University Extension lectures In
New-Rochelle. has been secured to give a talk on
Seventeenth Century Music In the First baptist
Church on the night Of Thursday. April Il. Inc
lecturer will give Illustrations on the piano ana
organ. and viii be assisted by chorus under the
direction of Alfred Hallam. director OF the Mount
Vernon Musical Society
Tho Rev. Royal W. Raymond. the pastor ap-
pointed for the new Methodist Episcopal Church
OF Chester HILL will preach his first sermon IN
this city at the morning service tomorrow Beio'e
his appoantment to Mount Vernon Mr.. Raymond
was at Summerheld Methodist Episcopal Church'
In Bridgeport, Conn .rs .,,. ,..r 70
secure the adoption OF a measure 10 MAKE Mouiie
Vernon a part of NewYork CITY. although more
than eight hundred citizens signed the Petlto. a:
The committee has issued a letter IN WHEN IL
made until the financial matters Of New-fork Cl'y
are more thoroughly adjusted .,..
Miss May l.. Cornell and mortimer ~, an, H.
veli-known Young people of this city, VIII be mar
ried on next T5urfd s South az ING sxthave
The Chester Hill Club entertained TOT tne iast
time at whist on Wednesday afternoon. Inc prizes
were won by Mr. and Mrs Milton Rathoun ana
MT and Mrs Dwight Wheeler. .,.u
The Westchester Womans Cluo az It's Ineet a
this week decided to buy large American nag
and to mako active preparations 10 assist MISS
Clara Barton In her Work.
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FOR SWINDLING BOSTON BANKS.
ARREST OF a MAN ACCUSED OF GETTING NEARLY
500 900 BY FALSE PRETENCEs.

ARREST or a MAN ACCUSED OF GETTING NEARLY
500 900 BY FALSE PRETENCEs.
Philadelphia April S-George 3. White. OF Hynd-
man. PENN who Is wanted In Boston TO answer
n charge Of obtaining money from several Boston
banks by misrepresentation. was arrested IN TINS
city to-day and held TO await requis!tion papers
from Massachusetts In 1898 White and his brother
were engaged In the leather business at NO. zzo
Purchase-st, Boston. under the firm name OF W. B.
White & Co.. and they obtained It Is alleged, nearly
10000 from Boston banks. the Continental, the
Commercial. the Manufacturers. the Bank OF the
Republic and the Merchants being among the IN
stitutions which are said to have loaned money TO
them.
Captain Dugan OF the Boston Detective Bureau,
who appeared agoins, White when he was ar
raigned to-day. said the firm OF W. g. White Il CO.
had represented 10 the banks that they were worth
ST. 5000 and had by this means secured large
loans from these institutions during April. May.
June and July. 1898. The firm. he said. failed in
September. 1893. and George b. White came 10
Philadelphia where he arrested. Requsition
papers were taken out. but In the mean time White
went to South America. Since then all trace OF
him had been lost until few weeks ago. when
tho Boston police learned that he was in this city.
rowed By the nrm will reach tl75.0o Maryland
and Pennsylvania banks are said to have suffered
to n considerable extent through loans to White
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YONKERS.

At the meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
Yonkers Corinthan Yacht Club on Thursday even
Ing a meeting arranged for tonight at the
clubhouse to take the necessary steps to form a
Naval Reserve battalion In this city. Members
having friends who would like to join the organi-
cation requested to invite them to attend the
meeting Invitations were sent to the Palisade
Boat Club Yonkers Yacht Club and Yonkers Canoe
Club to attend the meeting. Commodore Prime has
arranged TO have officer from the New-York
Naval Reserve present to address the meeting
The last OF the seasons entertainments OF the
HOLLYWOOD Inn Club was held In the Assembly Hall
on Thursday evening. The Hollywood Inn Minstrel
Company VIII give performance In the hall on
Friday evening OF next week. There has been a
large advance sale OF tickets.
The Kcnllworth had Its annual theatre party and
supper on Thursday evening the members attend
Ing the performance Of the "Geisha."
The basket ball team OF the ith Separate Com
pany Will meet team from the Twenty -third-st..
Eew-York Young Mems Christian Association at
the arrnory in Waverly-st this evening.
sale OF fancy articles. cakes and Jell!es will be
held to-day at the Woman's Exchange, in the
Woman's institute Building. In Paiisade-ave.
The Ameckassen bowling team won It's games on
Tnursday night with the team OF the Parkhiu
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TARRYTOWN.

TIL. annual elections OF the Fire Department were
held on Tuesday evening and new oihcera were
elected The members OF Conaueror hooh an"
ladder Company had two tickets nominated In or
der TO cause a little friendly rivalry Inc oihce'S
elected were p H. McCune. foreman; James farr'
first assistant Percy T. Engclke. second assistant
Warren c. Brown. secretary. and Isaac hequ@'
treasurer.
The election at Hope Hose Company resulted as
follows: George Vanderbilt. foreman; John Nc
Cutcheon first assistant: Frank A. Sweet secfe-
tary and Milton Van Tassell. treasurer
The following chosen by the members OF
Phenlx Hose Company: W. a. GILL foreman Anso1
Dolan, assistant foreman; John r scnall. r., anu
william j. Oaeli W Ta u, he n"xf rneeting
The new officers chosen by Jackson Engne Com Com.
assistant; samuel Lowry, second sss,si8nt' 'oh
Birg secretary, and F W Gross, treasq H. Gam.
nanv o was as follows: George Mnton. foreman:
f. G. Gross secretary; Charles W. Briggs, treasurer;
the Rev William F. Compton has been returned
to the pastorate OF the Asbury Methodist hpIscop1'
The Committee in charge OF the reunion OF Good
Templars 10 be held In the rooms OF irVihg isoose
rangements for the affair A number OF promheh'
Templars from out OF town VIII DC pretenl rln 3u-
Walker OF Brooklyn: Mrs r. g. Ellsworth. OF Man
haitian. and several others
The member Of Tappaa Zee Lodge Patriots of
America. VIII celebrate JenersonS birthday oy
The annual bail OF Court Fremont, Foresters OF
America, will be held IN Music Hall on Monday
evening.
At the annual meeting OF the German Benevolent
Society, held on Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected: Frederick BoOck. president
Waldemar Krmme Vice president: John F. Schall.
treasurer; Henry Heike. secretary; George Port
hcimer and August Sefert. trustees.
The Asbury Epworih League VII hold a sociable
In the parsonage OF the Asbury Methodist Ep!sco-
pal Church Tuesday evening.
The musical programme ARRANGED for the East er
ser-y,ce In the First Baptist Church, OF which the
Rev. George II. Ferris II pastor Is AS follows:
Hymn Welcome Happy Morn" Calkin: anthem.
Awake. Ny Glory" Barnby; hymn. M2rn's Ros-
cate Hucs" Hopkins organ voluntary, Christ thu
Lord Is Risen" Monk, anthem God SO Loved tho
Word" Stainer; Crusaders hymn, "Faircst Lord
Jesus The pastor will preach on The New
Resurrection"
AL the public schools will be closed next week
account OF the Teachers institute. The High
School students have already enjoyed a two weeks
vacation. owing 20 the removal from the old build
ing to the new one In order 10 complete the work
Of the term tho school will close for the sum
mer vacation Until later than usual
The delegates elected nj the Fire Department
election on Tuesday evening 70 select BOARD OF
Engineers held meeting on Thursday evening and
made the following appointments: chief engineer
Anthony j, Francisco; nrst assistan p. ]. Council;
second assistant. Frank V. willard
An entertainment and sociablc Will DO given I'm
thh First Baptist Church Thursday evening by
the children OF the Sunday school.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIpAY. APRIL 8. 1898

Trinided. Bel

PORT OF NEw-YORK-FRrDAY. APRIL g. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer Britannia Op. Haddock. Liverpool March -
and Queenstown 81 with mdse "a cabin and az stesrsse
passengers 10 White star Line. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Siberian CBr, Main Glasgow March g. with
sesme t Ars at Hope T af ape aay March 49,
Sc with ma, aux & TcrSoSa 6s s
steamer Ma'h!lds cNor,. rasrys. Tamp,so March II
and Prosreso 81 with mdse to Munson. Arrived q.
Steamer Gate City. Goosns Savannah April g. with
mdse and passengers to Ocean SIS Co.
with mdse and Dassenss5 TO od pomnicn SIS Co
sandy Hook. J. April g. $50 m-wind northwest,
CLEARED
Steamer Ia Bretagne Fr. Rupe Hare-cOmpasnis
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Bonjer. Rotterdam via
Boulosne-Funch Edge Co r-.
Barber 4 Co
Steamer Sandman OBJ. vipond Giassow-Austin Bald
steamef Mas,apequs CBp. Cook Cardin--Edwsrd
Steamer Furnessa CBr). Harris. Glasgow-Hendersoa
steamer Lucanla (Bp. Mckay. Lverpooi--v II Brown
&c-Pim. Forwooi 4 Kelock.
Steamer California t8 Mitchell. Mediterranean ports
steamer strathnllan CBr,. Thompson Hamburs-Barbsr
Steamer St Leonards (Br). Push. Antwerp-sandsrsoa
steamer Lueerna (er,. Dyer pover-cOiumbA OIL Co Of
Steamer Manitoba (Br Gates. London-New York Ship
ping Co.
Steamer Paiata (Ger Karowa MISUNDERSTANDING
steamer Mnrtelo Csr, Rea. Hul-sandsrson s. Son.
Steamer Boadicea (Br Jacobsen. I-ondon-sanderson
Steamer Colorado Risk. BrunswcA--C II Mallory 4 CO.
Steamer Eko Warren, Philadelphia-william Clyde
Steamer City of Birmingham. Burg savannah-ocean
steamer Old Dominion rapley Norfolk and Newport
Dominion
Bark Douglas iSr. Saunders Martinique csrtarst,
j w Parker 4 Co.
SAILED.
Flushing; Ethelred Qlr) Port An,onio Fortuna (Nor)
Hong Kong etc; Massapequa OBJ. Cardiff Old Dominion
Norfolk and Newport News stra'hleyen Br Havrs stSi
(BD. Amsterdam city OF Birmingham Savannah.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice Is given that buoy painted with red ana
name unknown. sunken of Point Judith. Block Island
Sound Rhode Island The masts OF the vessel broken
buoy Is 50 fathoms low water. 30 feet east OF
the wreck following magnetic bearings Point
Sw ~ I" west '"' '''"' '''''" ''''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London April s-Arrived. steamer Mobile Nsr) Lay
Liverpool. April Arrived. steamer dermanic (Sr''
McKinsry. New-York.
Dartmouth. April = Arrived. steamer Hercynia tdsr,'
Won Leunfe.s. New-Yc k for Hamburg ma
Glasgow, April s-Aisved steamer Buenos Ayrean 'S'
Knsaie. April s--passed. steamer Bowie (Br. JOnsa
Ncw-York for Liverpool
LizYd April s.Pa.sed steamers Ohio (Br,. Hsdayw s
for Rotterdam.
Isle Of Wight. April s-Passsa steamer Amsterdam
from ' S:aes p q. S.SaHsa ' " aisrssI ~
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GEO. CLINT Co.
As. As AND ~ WEST 23:Sr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: is+ AND l56 WEST I9".srRgEr

fifteen years ego and served as member OF inc
Board Of Health for number of years
The annual Easter sale under the auspices OF inc
Woman's Hospital Association VIII be given 'h's
afternoon and tonight In Irving Hail.
The Rev C. Z. Brugler, rector OF ST ,Pe.er ,
Episcopal Church announces thar al inc GepIs 81
tho church have been paid, ard that IN aoGi,loh "
this a member OF the congregation mas given All
endowment fund of $500. .,,.,.
The annual meeting Of the Port chester Atn1e'lc
Association will be held next Tuesday night Five
trustees TO be elected.
The Highway Commissioners OF Rye this week
granted TO the Port Chester Street Railway Com
pany franchise from the Port Chester corporation
line on Westchester-ave. to the Harrison Town
line. ,
Musical programmes Of more than usual excel.
lence have been arranged for both St. Peters ano
Christ Episcopal churches to-moTroW A. the
Church OF Our Lady of Mercy, Father Nierus,
c. s. p, will preach at the morning service.
The Girls Club OF Christ Church. Rye. has elected
Miss Lulu Setback. president; Mrs. Arthur Warner.
vice president Miss Elizabeth Halsead. secretary
Miss Kate Batten, assistant secretary. and Miss
Peck treasurer. The club has a membership OF
about fifty.
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SING SING.

monument is to be erected in Dale Cemetery
by the former shpmates OF Apprentice George z.
Smith of the United States steamship Brooklyn.
Young Smith was native Of this village and
died at sea last March. The monument has been
ordered and will be of Quincy granite the shaft
to be surmounted with raised anchor, the edges
TO be finished in pattern. The front is to bear
the apprentices pin and the inscription: ~. 8. S.
Brooklyn. Erected to the memory OF George L.
Smith. apprentice. U. s. Navy. by his shipmates
March Is. 1895 Gone but not forgotten" On the
reverse side will be cut: George L. Smith. born
January TO- 1878: died and buried at sea March H.
1885 Lat. 244o north. longitude S55 west"
The Baptist Young Peoples Union has arranged
an exceedingly interesting programme to DO pre-
scented at their social Friday evening of next
week.
Mrs T. F. Sheehan and her son spending a
few weeks with friends at Saratoga.
Mrs B. b. McAlpn Is visiting her parents In
Albany
Hart were reelected trustees OF the Presbyterian
Church at the annual parish meeting on Thursday
evening.
Interesting and attractive programmes of Easter
music have been arranged for Trinity, ST. Panl's
and ST. Augustine's churches
treasurer OF the town Board OF Highway Commits
sioners. and that body has adopted ordinances in
relation to bicycling conforming with the village
regulations. The ordinances provide for speed
OF not more than six miles an hour. and require
'1 Mrs Ruth Ward Kahn viii lecture in the First
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening April 10. upon
The eighty third birthday of Caleb Tompkins. of
this town was recently celebrated by family
Hsiner AT the dinner at one Of the tables there
were Mr.; Tompkips his daughter, MIS- Daniel
ses hr dnss as Ddas t ay@
tons gathered around the same table
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Al the annual meeting OF the New-Rochelle Row.
ing Club on Thursday night George D. squire was
elected president. George A. Suter vice-presiueh'
]. Howell Price secretary. William E. Moore treas
urer E. b. Pinckney captain H. 3 ClaIAe ms ne.
tenant Frank NJ Carpenter second lieutenant
Joseph T Brown IT,, and A. c. owen governors
for two years and Alexander Wiox governor for
one year. An entertainment given after the
election.
In North-st recently built TO take the place OF the
old house DESTROYED by fire. Ia announced TO take
place on Sunday. April II. Bishop Fitzgerald OF
Minnesota will preach the morning sermon, ana IN
the afternoon there will be platform meeting, al
which several Of the former partors and the Kew
A. H. Goodenough will make addresses The ser
mon In the evening WILL be by the Rev. W. A. Lay
ION. OF Brooklyn.
Tho Tourist Literary Club will hold its next meet
ing on Tuesday night The subject will be Spain.
and a number OF interesting papers will be read
Preparations have been made or interesting
Easter services in the evangelical churches to-mor-
row. For both morning and evening services in st:
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church special musical
santiey Butler. organist and choirmaster. The
pastor who has just been returned from Conference
.Our Living Lord. and at night on Current
taking up the Spanish ih IN PAN
Church will be Of interest for the choir will be
son by sas Miss n
tralto; a. NJ. Fairlamb. tenor. and William 7. Nc
The Mems Club of the Presbyterian Church will
be entertained next Tuesday night at an illustrated
lecture by Joseph T. Brown, entitled Down the
The Village Troustees were in special session on
pecting to receive word that the Governor hsd
the city Mo s MGu oh Be
poteniates Of high order. but the charter was not
IS now said that strong influences have nterposed,
and that the bill Will not be signed. but this will not
pires on May /.
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A SALOONKEEPER KILLS HIMSELF.

Max Vogesang. hfty-nine years old, who for
mery conducted the saloon annex to the Germana
Theatre In Eghth-st.. killed himself by inhalIng
gas yesterday afternoon at No. 80 Seventh-st The
man Is said have been unfortunate in business
matters, and recently he and his wife have con-
Quoted a boarding house. where Vogelsang killed
himself yesterday. The couple started for Brook
Ign carly in the afternoon. but in hour the man
returned alone to the house. About clock board
ers in the house detected the odor OF escaping gas
and tracing Il to a bathroom the third floor,
broke down the door. Vogelsang found dead
there a rubber tube which attached TO an
open gastet, In his mouth.
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4 PHYSICIAN SUED FOR DIVORCE

Mrs Harriet Abbott who nearly a year ago
brought a suit In the Supreme Court for a separa-
ton the ground of abandonment against her
husband. DR.. Frank Abbott. has now begun an ac-
ton against him for absolute divorce upon the
statutory ground. DR.. Abbott is a son OF the late
Dr. Frank Abbott. a well-known physician. The
Abbotts were married In 1889 and separated in De-
cember. 1896. Mrs. Abbott alleges that her husband
went away from this city 10 Capetown, South Az
RIGA. In July last. taking woman named Amanda
Morton with him. and that they are now living In
the vicinity OF Capetown Justice Freedman in the
Supreme Court. yesterday granted an order FOR tho
service OF the summons in the suit by publication
on the defendant.
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RRIARCLIFF MANOR

Walter w. Law has returned home from his
European trip.
neghborhood will be held at the home OF the Rev
Mr. MacCo next Friday evening The Rev. DR..
Donald Sage. of Newark. Is expected to be present
and deliver address.
Special Easter services will be held at the Con-
gregational Church tomorrow. At the morning
service the choir and orchestra will give fine pro-
grarnme OF music under the direction Of Professor
H. j. Rail. and the pastor. the Rev. Alexander
MacColl will preach on the theme, casters Mes
Saga Glorious Answer 10 the Enigma OF Life"
The new parsonage OF the Congregational Church
will be ready for use about May l.
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Club are Marcus Haett president: Robert L.
Chamberlain vice president: T. NJ Lynch. secre-
tary. william D. Daymon treasurer ana LOUIS
Kolter. Horace Haviland. and John W. McO"oe'
directors The club now has l& members,
a number OF wcll-know1 horscnen OF MafnarI.
neck and I.archmont Manor have formed stO ,,
Company and are arranging 10 buiid nan NM
The Bost On Post Road near Weaver-et -,
The full choral service Will be gwen, Dy the
choir Of ST. Thomas Episcop Church at the morn
Ing service tomorrow. and there viii also be "a a
4 ocIock The election OF wardens and vesirymen
win b.. held on Tuesday after ncrn!ng prayer.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGTiAM-Dr. W. y. Bell or Colorado
Springs and Captain A. II. Lee. X ~ OF Toronto.
FIFTH AVENU E-Ex-(iovernor ". 4. McCorkle
OF West Virginia; Senator w D. Washburn OF
Minncapoh and Congrc ssman Galusha a. Grow.
OF Pennsylvania. HOFFMAN-Colonel +. Massey.
OF Montreal. 1MPERIAI~-William Harry. VI. p. OF
Kingston. Ontario, and Alexander Hume. NJ. r.. Of
Vancouver H. C.. and X. Uchida. Japanese Naval
Commissioner PLAZA-J do Wolfe-spurr. OF ST.
John ~ H. MANHATTAN-G. r. Gonzales. OF
Mexico City. MURRAY HILIl-Colonel X. ID.
Hunter L. S. a. OF Fort Worth, Tex. WAL
DORF-D. X. Hanna, OF Cleveland: Colonel +. c.
smith OF Ottawa. and w. y. Iattersall, OF London.
acknowledgements Colonel q. A. Dralet X. A..
Of Montreal.