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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Steamer La Navarro CFp, servaa. Havre-Compagns
Generate Transatlantl!ue , ,,,r,., ,.,.,.- Co..
steamer Campania ,Br, Walter Liycrp3o-v Brown
Steamer Manitoba (Bo. smith Nonteyideo. Buenos
steamer Ito CYorS. Bryie phladepha-w Munsou
steamer Athos ,BD, Lvnd. Kingston saranla, etc
''! Steamer fassali CRn. Lewis Nancaes,er-Busk
steamer charlos Dutch. Pcters. Ans,erdsm--c
''i Steamer Anchora Oh Wilson Ga-sov-HenaerOn
Steamer He&la DAM. Thomson Copenhagen s,et,in.
steamer spasrn lam Dutch s'ens'r. Rotterdam and
steamer Georgian m, Parker. London-New York
ps .rb Aes %eeGe radns s%' N'''''
steamer Colorado (Bil. Wilton. Hul-san1erson
steamer. Rhynana Bsls'. Hannah. sou'hamp'on--ln-
steamer CITY o. birmingham. Burg savannah-ooean
steamer carib Mckee Charleston ara jacksonville
steamer Rio Grande. staples BrrnswicF Gao Fl
steamer Guyanao,te Davis. Norfolk and Newport N'vs
siean.sr Tscoochco. Smith. sayarr,h-ocean S. Co.
Bark Nile n3r McCalurn Calcutta-Pe'er Wright q
SAILED
Rs and 3[ Ga Ess5,n
sbswmat ;g5sndoI;e Hor'oS and NeRpor HeTs JOIN
] Hill towing barge
Ship stella del Mara dtaD. Philadelphia
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEss
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Sen, Is-Arrved steamers Britannia IN.
Haddock Neu-fork. 18th Taur1c Bri Smith New-York.
Queenstown. sept 10. Arrived. steamers Auran.a
OBJ Mckay New-York for Liverpool. EtEuria (B0,
@ s"1s SssySrs Tor 1"'HsFp ss'sS HURST
Moy,s Sept i6--sanei steamer state Of Nebraska
Dunnet Head sept i'-pass.d steamer Winsand
Dam Petersen. New-Y0rk FOR Copenhagen etc
Genoa. sept iG. p m-Atrved. steamer Fulia Ger.
Pctermann. New-York. VIA Gibraltar ard Naples.
Fayal. sept l6-Arrived steamer vega Horu. Coelha
New York for Lisbon.
Alexandria sept s-Arrsyed steamer Olaf Kyrre DNor.
Falsen New York ard Newp-ri News, va Gibraltar.
aourabays. Aug Il-Arrved. steamer Meridian ,bn.
Wilson. Batavia for New York
Melbourne. Sep, lG-Arrivei previously steamer Bratoa
(Br) Hood New. York via = Vincent g y
Rio Jansr0. sept l0-Arr.yed. steamer Buron tBrl.
Oh!s New-York. via Pernamauco. etc; lith sailed.
Kafr Prince iRr Odreh from santos for New
previously
santos sep, II sailed. British Prince ts0.
Sharp. New York.
Para sept l4-saiied. steamer Hubert oBu seh
New-York.
sol:iy sept IS. 7.i5 m-Passed. steamer Southwark
(Br). Bence, Ner-York for Southampton and Antwerp.
Praple Point Sep rs -pacsel. Algoa tfr,.
Hansford New-York for Hamburg
Steun, sept i3-Arrived steamer Thinsvas Dam.
Laub New YORK etc
Hamburg Sept lG--Arryed. steamers Bulgaria Ger.
Schmidt Nsw-York; Aususte Victoria GER. Kaempr.
New York via C'herbourS and Southampton
Rotterdam. sept i5-Arrved. steamer Diamant Ger.
Wisehausen New York. sailed August Korn 'Ge-l. Blh
ner. New York
Gibraltar. sept lG--Arrved steamer Arianisirg iBr.
kinney WORK COR Aien. Eoullay. etc
LeNoes. sept ii-ArrlreG. steamer pona Maria Port.
Jensen. NewYorb etc mot prevousl0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
MORE TROCBLE ~ THE CORNELL CASE.
CHARLES lex BROOKE INSISTS THAT ANOTHER
LAWYERS CHARGES SHALL BE PRESENTED
TO THE APPELLATE DIVISION.


The examination Of Mrs Amelia J Cornell on the
charge Of perjury said 10 have been committed AZ
the hearing OF suit TO annul marriage in which
Mrs Lillian Allen Reynolds Klopman figured. was
productive OF another scene when II was contin-
ued before Magistrate Flammer in the Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday. AT hearing Of
this case few days ago fight occurred in the
courtroom between the Witnesses
Charles Lex Brooke. the lawyer. who is assisting
Vernon NJ Davis in prosecuting the case. In be
half of Guy H. Reynolds was placed on the stand
Yesterday and In answer to questions from Lawyer
Stenhardt who represents the defendant. said
that he called at the home 81 Miss Alta Edie on
June a. 1877 and met Irene Allen the sister OF Mrs
Topman and her mother there with Miss Eide
MI Brooke went 10 say that he congratulated
Miss Allen her resolve Ia tell the truth In the
case and the result Of the interview he had with
Miss Allen he incorporated in an affidavit which
Miss Allen signed He promised Miss Allen that
he would protect her sister Mrs Klopman far
as he could as IT was Mrs Cornell whom IT
desired 10 punish for perjury.
Mr. seinhardt at this point remarked that it
at this place that plot was Matched To convict
Mrs Cornell Of perjury. and that 1t con-
temptible in the extreme Mr.. Davis asked n Mr.
Steinhardt meant TO include Mr.. Brooke. and Mr..
tiers. A heated wrangle between Messrs. Davis and
steinhardt followed. and the case was finally adj
1ourned again.
After the hearing Magistrate Flammer received
a letter from Mr. Brooke In which the latter said
In the examination this morning before you Mr.
Steinhardt made accusation In open court that
] had been party to a conspiracy TO procure
perjured testimony To send an innocent woman TO
the State prison the charge of perjury. If
not in so many words, that certainly was the pur-
pose % his accusation. II such were the truth.
am NOT only amenabie to the law but am disgrace
10 my profession. and my license to practise as
rSqsss you as the %m
such proceedings In which the charge made.
pending, 10 direct Mr. Steinhardt upon such
charge file his AFFIDAVIT 10 he same before you
that you then direct that the charges be made
against me to the Appellate Division that my
conduct In connection with the case may be thor
oughly investigated and If ] am guilty may be
disbarred from the practice of profession. which
] have If guilty. abused and disgrace and IL in
nocent Of any such charge. as am. ] thus
prove my innocence and establish my professional
integrity which has never been attacked before
this. This is respectfully demanded as matter
of justice TO myself"
Magistrate Flammer said he did his way
clear TO proceed In such case. but would talk
the matter with MIR. Brooke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
CONNECTTCTT FARMERS HELD.

THEY TRIED TO BEAT GREEN G0oDs' MEN AND
IT WAS A LOSING GAME on ROTH SIDES
John Ungvary Of South Norwalk, Conn, and his
seventeen r-od son. John jr, who were arrested
in East WILLIAMSBURG on Thursday night after an
exciting experience with "green-goods men. were
before MAGISTRATE Smith. In Flushing. yesterday.
They were accused OF engaging In swindlins oper-
alton and were committed to jail to await an eN-
animation on Monday next
The g $50 which the police found after the green
goods men had hurriedy departed was turned over
10 the property clerk 10 hold. tngvary and his son
came from their home in Connecticut, with the In
tention Of beating "green-goods men at their own
game They did not succeed. but II was losing
game for the green goods men. for the Visit or
the farmer and his son cost them &,osO. and ing
vary parted with only $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
RPOOKLYN NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Eighty members of Troop attended me MohtauK
Theatre last night as guests OF Colonel Sinn 'ne
proprietor Great attention was shown tnem' anu
the theatre filed
one hundred and ten new members have oeeh
added TO the rolls OF the Brooklyn lnstirte ol Al
and Sciences since September l. In the nrst Ii'ee"
DAYS OF 1897 the new members numbered only h''S
Internal Revenue Collector Frank r Moore ana
b,s staff assisted by the BROOKLYN police are 'Iylis
80 end tho thief who stole twelve thousand three
con, stan,ns from the Office in the Federal Buhu'"S
in business hours on THURSDAY
mr. Robert 4 Black OF the Brooklyn Boarn Oh
ueaIth said Yesterday that he was preparing '''
n, nearly one hundred doctors who are 20 ser ~ 80
medical inspectors in schools al SALARY u
month each They will he called upon 10 oe''''
otbe- or not children az physically fit to attend
school
Iosenh Refs n Long Island Railroad brakeman
.,.oo t,',od YESTERDAY morning by falling to the
,r,cks IRON, train which broke in two accldenta'y
u,b,o nassIng through Atlsntic-ave, near heui"'"
The pov Thomas Dixon. jr. has engaged .-'
,oaaeu, ~ Music for Sunday evenings ana VIII "''
Sunday next begin a series or weekly seI'"' -
Rrooklynites Mr. Dixon lives IN Behso''iu' .,
viii continue his meetings AT the Grand oper" f'''''
in Manhattan
CAPTAIN Philip and delegation or saiois i'O.i
NAVY Yard will attend the monthiy mee'ne VI w.
Lyircs Countv Christian Endeavor Union TINS even
ING At the Bushwick Avenue Congregational ~
r,cob Worth the well-known Republican eauet VI
RroolIvn LEFT the city yesterday accompanies py -
nurse n Is said that he will nor ne III "" 80,
until after the polls close in NoVemoet' -" ,,,.,
- delicate and his friends fear that MS po''''"'
activities are over forever
Tho ,.,n Regiment arrived IN Brooklyn at o'clock
last evening and was greeted by crowds OF peoP'e
on its m .ch from Fulton Ferry 10 'ne "'''''' ."
and Fourteenfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
Mr. Colbert AL4RuS THE HEALTH BOARD

President Murphy Of the Health Board received a
telephone message yesterday from Frederic Il Cou-
dert the well-known lawyer. asking him 10 send at
once a medical inspector 10 the house. No l55 West
Fif:y-eehth-st Lieutenant Frederic II. coudert.
r. who Is an officer % Troop A. which arrived In
this city last Saturday. Is suffering from typhoid or
malarial fever. and # first thought that yell
low fever symptoms might have developed in hs
case II was discovered however. that Lieutenant
Coudert Is Al No q West Fifteenth-st. and that
his condition Is considerably improved. DR.. +. II.
Dillingham; Of No 7G West Eighty hfth-st. who Is
attending Lieutenant Coudert said las night that
his patient suffering from typhoid fever. bur
the road to recovery. The Health Inspector.
Dr. Dillingham; said. had merely been sent for 10
that the house In Fifyeghth-st. was In perfect
sanitary condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
STICJDES SOY KILLS HIMSELF

F. g Sharp twenty years old. OF No "a Seventh
ST. Jersey City. who had worked for the last six
months In the trainmasters office In the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad station. in Jersey City. committed
suicide by shooting himself in the Cortapdt-st.
fcrryhouse noontime yesterday He was found
Bleeding from a bullet wound in the breast by a
porter and died in q few minutes.
Young Sharp would have attained his majority in
six weeks, when he would have received small
fortune left TO him by mis- father. The latter com
mi,ted suicide in the same manner his when
the son was only a year old In the clothing OF the
dead man was found card bearing his name, md
by this means the body soon identified Why
he shot himself is no. known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
OBTTt AIRY.
HENRY y HOWELL.

Henry Howell. Junior member OF me hfm oil
u II Howell A. co sugar and molasses Importers.
q, No 100 wall ST. dicd yesterday morning NJ MS
home in Quogue. long Island after an Illness OF
,,ro. weeks Mr. Howelrs father. Benjamin II.
-, ,o,,dea he firm Of r. II. Howell & Co.
tv,, oy. vears ago and ls the senior member of
,re arm al the present time. Mr. Howell had not
h.en in good health tor over year but " was not
Vn,u ,houf a month ago that serious symptoms de-
ycloped Mr Howell. who was fortV,tonI years
old leaves wife ard Two children. lie was an
enthusIastIc yach;sman and WAS prominent IN the
aairs OF the Atlantic Yacht club. besides being "A
member of the Ne~-York Yacht cub. the Snelter
Isisnd Yacht club the New-York yacht Gun ana
tho Now York Athletic club. The arrangements
Tor tho funeral which will be held on sunday have
no, heen cOmDleta1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alexander houseiS,
CANpPTDGE- Count A. Lambert. Of Paris.
FIFTH AVENITE-fx- Governor Charles warren
limit. Of Rhode Island g 3. Craig state Ireas
urer Of Tennessee. Congressman W. Alden sm,ln'
~ >t,cbiean. Senator and Mrs. FRYE or Maine
W IA ax Conereeem1n stevens Of Massachusetts.
GRAND-Niaior W. II. II. Crowell. l. > a n.y. ::
IANp-Naior r. r Stedman. L =. "A MA - 10 10 :
TAN-H Westinghouse. Of PttsburG ana tace
Reconnaissance W r. Day ex-Sccretary OF state
NI-RRAY HH.L-Judge G. W. Carter. OF 20. 20,
wich Conn NETHERLAND-Dr. FRANCES NE.
&C.,, W II Eorwood Deputy-Surgeon General
7 s A STURTEVA NT-Lieutenant ". }. sears
L n WALDORF-Major a. G. Nils ana W., ,tIp
tain c. X Hunter I. $. a. WlNDSoh-"i'S'
George VI Pullman. of chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
MRS lula CARPENTER pILLINGHAM

Waterbury VT. Sept 16-The death of Mrs.
Julia Carpenter Dillingham;. widow OF the late ex-
Governor Paul Dillingham;. OF Vermont at her
home here. IL announced
Mrs Dillingham; born In Waterbury eighty
six years ago. She the daughter OF Judge
CARPENTER who settled in Waterbury in 1904. Her
husba nd died I'm 1891. at the age OF ninety-two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
EUROPEAN PRopUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept l6 345 p. m. -Exchanse- q
Spot n.m; No red Western winter. os Id Urn orr, sn-
arm. American mixed. new, IS Id. futures stSso onr
TENDER 81 Id. October. SIS I'D Dseemher is 20
st Louis fancy winter steady. So 81 Hops al
Pacific Coast arm e 5sn ~ rs Beer Gull 80 ne,s
mess ed. prime SIS I'd PORK dul phs. a. 90
nne Western Sos prime mess medium western ~ arm.
WansEShort cut IA T. 10 10 hIm. Sos Bacon nns ..
cum bsrand cut rs so n. 32s Cd short e a., "a
10 32s Ca long clear midiles light. ~ 70 81 10 LIAR
long clear mddes heavy 40 70 ~ 70. 3os s,,s arm,
back 10 IL H. IS Cd. Gear bellies ~ 10 10 ~ ard-
al shoulders-Square 10 IL m. dun. "a hc.
prime dull 25s 81 cheese dull ame,sas v los
white ais colored 3ss Taow-Prime CITY
Cottonseed oil-Liverpoo renned steady. lOs
-spIrits steady 2os. Rosn-Common STEADY. IS o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
WHITE PLAINS.

The case OF the people against Eva Canter for
aeult in cutting man severely with In
Yonkers had just ended I'm the County Court. In
White Plains yesterday. and the jury retired TO
their room TO ind their verdict. of them.
William y. Wood. Of Peekskil fell 10 the floor in
nj doctor summoned and In about half an
hour the all right again and able to nelp
his fellow jurymen find the woman guilty. She was
sentenced 10 prison for three years ana five months
shine fair held AZ the home Of Mrs. Tornkins. No.
% Broadway. White Plains. will be continued this
afternoon and evening. All the decorations
ranged for yesterday can be used again to-day and
the pretty booths will present an attractive appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
SCARSDALE.

The committee OF the Westchester County His
torical Society. having in charge the monument to
be erected In the White Plains Road in memory OF
Daniel d. Tompkins. has set Saturday. october 5,
5 the day for the dedication. The memorial
which consists OF large granite monument, in
which will be handsome bronze tablet. suit
ably inscribed has been erected the main
trance 10 the Charles Butler estate. where
Mr. Tompkins born. The programme OF the
dedcatory exercises includes addresses by several
we'll known men.
Daniel d Tompkins was the son OF JUDGE iona
than G.. Tompkins He was elected Governor OF
the STATE OF New-York five times serving from
I-pited States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
NOTNT kISCO.

The last Of the open air concerts for this season
was held last evening and several bands from
different places present. 10 play with the
home band large number Of people from ad-
Joining villages were in attendance
handjcap shoot will be held on the grounds of the
Mount Kisco Rod and Gun Club In Lexington-aL
A successful lawn party for the oenent OF me
Ma,bodjst Church at Croton Lake. was held on
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
Loren Flewen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Sept l6'The Boston Commercial h"'e'"
Will say Of the wool market IN tne
There has been alienation % tnes cu.ness I'M n
market this week Trading Is confined 70 nariV n ol
on all lines OF There have Teen some saies "
in bond for English account The sales Of tn' ME-
OISOO pounds domestic and 100000 POUNDS loteio'i
total of ISL 900 pounds. against 2.iS3~o p'uh vaar
week ana IS go pounds Tor the same week ais
The sales TO show decrease OF N3.N>iouV =,
domestic and III 635 500 pounds foreign FROM ne de-
the same 1897 The receipts 70 date sh9" ia
crease Of III S3i bales domestic and $500 oales 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Peace Commissions departure lot rams u" NV
steamship Campania. 2'p. m
Colonel Roosevelt likely to come 10 'o"" ~
Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Calahra,ion in Prospect Park Brooklyn. OF An
t,etam Dav by veterans OF the Civil war IIUop =
and other soldiers Of the recent war WIN SPAIN
Gravesend races. 215 p m
The 1evisb new year $3.50 ceremonies in syna-
gogues wv,
The transport Chester TO arrive from O an ught
koff with two regiments OF ln1ahuy anu ~" e
batteries that are to go SOUTH
Music on the Mall. in Central PARK: also d'
Cedar Claremont and Van Cortlandt PARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Steamer Gottfred schenker (Ausp. Parovch Marseies
and Genoa-Barber & Co. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

year and the term - for Purccls uncNpired term
OF six years but the next Mayor viii have me
power OF removal Mr.. Welde Is a contractor
ard has alternafed with Andrew j. White In the
leadership Of the Tammany Organization In the
XXXIst District for several years since they both
returned to the Tammany fold. Formerly they
were both County democracy leaders. The only
Office held by Mr. Wede heretofore has been that
OF Police Justice and he was legslated out ~
that Office IN lsiJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER TO- 1898
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY SEPTEMBER. TO- 1898
ARRIVED
Steamer Ontario (Iir) Hubby Hull September g. with
mdse and cabin Sanderson Son Arrived
mt the Bar at l
Steamer Furst Bismarck Ger. Albers, Hamburg
tember and Southampton and Cherbourg . with mdse
+s3 cabin and 22l steerage passengers the Hamburg
American Line. Arrived al the Bar al IL 40 m.
steamer Masconomo tBr), jenkins. Rotterdam August
20 and Swansea September 3, in ballast r HOGAN &
Sons. Arrived at the Bar at 3:l5 m.
steamer Ocean Ger Cnssens. Amsterdam September l.
in ballast to c II Randebrock Arrived the Bar at
3:l5
and Key West II. with mdse and passengers c X
Mallory & Co
Steamer Nacoochee Smith. savannah September 49,
with iadse and passengers 10 Ocean So Co
Steamer Princess Anne Huphers. Norfolk, with ndse
and passengers TO Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Godsboro. Townsend. Philadelphia. with mdse
to W = Clyde Co.
Sandy Hook. j. Sept 10. O:sO p m--wind west light
air; clear
CLEARED
Steamer Go'ried schenker (Ausp. Parovch. Marseies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
HELD AS An ENBEZZIER

Rudolph Pollock an Austrian immigrant who ar
rived here on Thursday from Hamburg the
steamer Palatia, has been detained at the Barge
once at the request Of the Austrian Consul Gem
eral and will be deported Pollock is charged with
embezzlement. He was prosperous merchant In
his own country and was made secretary OF a So
ciety of business men which was formed to buy up
lot Of Government lottery bonds. A number Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY Gldersleeve. J.
futile agt. Tuttlc- Edward r. Mccall.
Hahn agt. Mayer-Cieorge X. CaTrngton.
Flynn Church Of H.. Augustine-Elmer T.. story.
Mutual Life Insurance Company agt. Turini-Arthur
Smith
Matter Of Lyman-Dean0 c. Calvin
Roth Baldwn-Danel i. lngraham
Ray agt. Baldwin-Dariel +. Ingraham.
Matter Of Dempsey-Francis c. cantine
BY Scott. J.
Moran agt. RenHer-Quentin Corvine.
Cantalupp observation-disclosures kearney.
Matter Of Goodman-James p Keenan,
Matter Of Mo,nagh-John =. ClsIkA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
FIRE IN NEWPORT HOUSE. BAR BARBoR.

Bar Harbor. Me. Sept. Is (speciaD.-Early this
morning fire broke out In the Newport House.
which has been the most prosperous hotel here this
summer There large number OF guests In
the hotel at the time that smoke discovered
pouring from the upper stories. A general rush
and scramble on their part followed and. thinking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
CHARLES WELDE APPOINTED.

u,nr Co,,,nss1oSER OF JURORS BY THE MAYOR
~ srccrss1oN To THE LATE john PURCELL
Mayor Van Wyck yesterday appointed 'la''e
Welde the former Police Justice and present ram
MANY leader in the XXNIst Assembly District 10
the Office Of Commissioner of Jurors TOT the
borouehs OF Manhattan and The Bronx In the place
~ the late John Purcell. The salary is sHooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
pOBBs FERRY AND IRvINGTON.

Count and Countess Won Goetzen, OF Berlin, Ger
many. are the guests 81 Mr. and Mrs. Henry VII
lard at Thorwood Park
FIX. Senator Charles II. McClelland and his family
returned 10 Glenluce Thursday
Miss Margaret Jennings and Thomas MCEvoy
were married Thursday evening in the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. 1rvington.
The body Of John j Dynan. private In Com,
pany NJ. 7lst Regiment, who died In the hospital
al Camp Wikon, will be brought to lrvinston on
Tuesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

Liverpool Sept, 49, p m-co'ton. ,t-F5!. o az
mand prices Unchanged American middlins . Ia 80
The sales u the DAY 1000 bales ~ Wn.H -.
for speculation and export and lcLt,d v~v siss
American Receipts, 1900 bales. ncll1lrg 30" az A.
American Futures opened quiet WIN noi't :, =
mand aud closed Irregular. American MI ~ n,h,r
September. 7Sid3 std value. september tnd std
-G4G3 6-64d buyers. October and NoNculo'' go
buyers November ard December Gid sei.f ssbrIsr
Der and January 36id sellers January ara I'D
3 S-04d sellers. February and March. vg' anil
buyers March ana April 6ia3 J-eid seissths nnHers
aad May. SOD buyers MAJ and June 30 ot' wy
June ard july 3 1-6id sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
JTDGE &. T.. WALKER

Uvannis Mass Sept e-Word received
here to-day stating tina, Judge r. Walker OF
Memphis Tenn died AZ West Yarmouth. a Cape
suromer resort Yesterday. Judge Walker had been
spending the summer at West Yarmouth. The
body will be taken 10 Memphis Tor builal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
V4Lr1BLE HORSES BURNED.

Braintree. Mass. Sept l6.-Emperor. one OF the
prize winners at the New-York Horse Show last
spring and four ether horses all owned by J. F.
Kendall. Of Boston, We're burned In stable here
this morning The loss is 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
SUICIDE OF WARREN y. STICKNEY

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept 16-Warren B. Stickney.
representative OF the Nichols Publishing Company,
OF Springfield, Mass. shot himself dead to-day. The
cause Of suicide is believed TO be the loss of his
home. through his financial difficulties Mr. Stick
ney a cultivated and intellectual man, and
once superintendent % schools at ChcOpee Mass
He left wife and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17

the bonds were placed IN his possession, ana aiter
that he met business reverses ana usen 'he nlohe'
realized on the bonds for himself 100
When asked al the Barge ONCE wny ne nae coi'iI
here he replied: This IS the and OF plenty, anu
wanted 70 make money fast that I could repay
that which was forced to take , 4,
The amount Pollock is said TO nave TAKEN -
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-17
LANES W. FISHER.

James W Fisher seventy-fve years old. a promi-
nent resident or Tottenville. Richmond Borough,
died at his home on Thursday night Mr.. Fisher
was the father Of Rinaldo Fisher. who for some
years held the office Of Town Clerk ~ Tottenvile