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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NFW-ROCHELLE.

The news has been received here OF 'he ueN'"
John Male well known young man OF 'nls -:
whose parents Mr. and Mrs Samuel Male hNe ~
yudson-st He had been suffering with pneuin'i''"'
and about a week ago his physician ordered ''"
70 to Saranac Lake. where he died uheNp - -
last Friday The funeral will probably De ne'" ."
ST Gabrel's Church tomorrow morning. o cam
The Board OF Education has appcin't1 Des,
rnittee 10 INQUIRE into sites ana COSTS io ,ha new
High School building II is expected ma lee" han
building Including the site will cost not go of
$50 90 and will contain the ofhces OF tntDrovded
Education The building now In use Is Oai neeoiis-
and several weeks ago the Board pee i5tsb school
sions for temporary quarters for the hlen 49,
in the Welsh Building. which IS IN Sehn one nun
sior ard has accommodations for ABOUT oie IL
dyea and thirty pupils. Al that time one OF ne ne
,rnstaes Objected and threatened 10 resuain ~
poar6 from executing a lease on the sIo-"n ,cia
store which occupies the FIRST moor mas ion
eaie license for he sale OF liquor Cotpo ~, M
Counsel Tferney has since given an opIiof
sbe lease OF the rooms II executed VIII oe peiIe0H'
legal .,, Its. married Miss Ar
,o;rSa Scoft 81 Wayland y. Y. last MONDAY al
he homo OF the brides parents Inc ma aIreed'
Witch was quiet AFFAIR has just been ahnou0eS
Mr Price is a aephew Of CongressnaH ~. So', w
i-nderhin and is a well known member OF the New
Rochelle Rowing CIub
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FOREST FIRES UNDER CONTROL.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM THE ADIRoHDAcKs
EXPLAIN THE SITUATION
The following kilograms have been received by
The Tribune from the Adirondack region, where,
according to the reports forst fires have been
causing considerable anxiety:
The Windsor, Eliza BEETHOVEN n. Y, August 10
The Tribune. New York.
Hundreds forest fires. few dangerous and mod
crate damage yet: rumors peril Saranac Lake
hotels premature; wind would cause immense dam
age. W. F. HAPGOOD
Hotel Ampersand. n Y, August 70
The Tribune, New York:
There are some fires. but OF much impor-
lance and the section is absolutely not In any
danger. {. NJ. EATON
saranac Lake. n. Y. August 49,
The Tribune. New-York:
There has been several heavy forest fires but
hey are now under control: will be all right IL the
wind don't come up. W r. ROBERTS
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FROM DROUTH.
CROPS AND WOODLANDS IN WESTERN
NETWORK DESTROYED BY FIRES.

RuffaIo. Aug l9-From all parts OF western
New-York reports are being received or great
damage done to crops by the continued dry
weather and heavy losses from forest nres' III
some places the people are compelled 10 neh'
the fires day and night to save their property
In Erie County forest fires are doing great
damage in the neghborhood Of Lancaster
town only three miles from this city, while in
the Buttermlk Valley, south OF Springville,
hundreds of acres Of timber land have been
burned and the fires are still burning In
nearby valley a large tract Of timber owned by
A. ]. Richard was burned. and many farm
buildings narrowly escaped from loss
In the vicinity OF Cherry Creek. Cattataugus
County. hundreds Of acres Of meadows and
pastures have started 10 burn, besides the stand
ing timber
Hornellsville Steuben County, reports that
the fires in that vicinity are assuming a serious
aspect Already damage to the amount Of
$4,000 has been done TO crops and buildings
There are many woods on pe ridges In that sec
ton ablaze. There has not been good rain in
the neighborhood since last April
Lockport Niagara County. reports much dam
age from the drouth. Crops are everywhere
driving I'D. and the bushes are fire in all d.
rections
From Bolivia Alegany County. 1t is reported
that owing to the dry weather the production
OF cheese and butter has fallen off nearly one
half since July |. Many Of the towns in the
county are short OF water. and sprinkling the
street has been prohibited In the oil belt many
wells have shut down for lack of water to fill
10 boilers.
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Domingo. August - With tsuit to American Fruit

San Domingo August IL with fruit American Fruit
steamer Agnes (NoT Haverson, SANTANA August u
with fruit and passengers TO Baram B}tSeF' A'sa
steamer Iauenburg Ger. spsrlins sagua Ausus. :
and 3 passengers to W Munson. Arrived at the Bar
At steamer 5 Havana stevens Havana Ausgs, - VITA
mdse ana 66 passengers to James Ward CO. Ar
Fy sao M me San a Ausun pa ueve Ausg
II. with mdse. and 80 cabin paSsenSe'S F" "
Steamer Iampasas. staples. Galveston AGsst v,Sry
steamer Excelsior I'D. New-orIeans August "' VIVA
mdse J T Van sickle - ,,..,,.,,. August "a
and ehsrleson Il. WITH mdse and passengers to "'i'"
steamer civ OF Macon savage. savannah August d.
with ndse and passengers 70 the ocean - &c, x With
r,S.e and PASSENGERS to The ocean S CO . ..,.,
steamer New-York ingram. Georgetown. 9 Aus'E.
IL and Wilmington. {. l5 with mdse ana p''s-"'''
to William P Clyde 60 -. Nm. and Norfolk.
with tfei ma.e and ola Doa3op s.. 1
Steamer Guyandotte Hiler EoTt co WIFI
steamer Goldsboro, French Phiadtlphia' WIN "''ss
" s,eamer psn. CBr, Gemms III, cove August ,1i L?
with copper ore to American Meal Ia, 20 =, ~ 30
sandy Hock Aug 49, $50 m-Wind west Ns"''
cloudy.
SAILED
st Ssnr sahs N:r Rr iRi THg 81 An
!Br Leh es Buffalo Br' HILL La S9 Boulosne
MSaaT yknI Ps E bo,d, MRs's a2k OF qs1
Havana Prns Wnen " Dutch. Hayu' Sc SDssp
Copenhagen etc; Umbris (Br). Liverpool El.s S 5ss
Hsmburs via plymouth and cherbourg jamestown Nor,
fok ana Newport News louisiana New orleans NaI.
.Br Mon,eyidso Baepos ATss Gp s
ship Glencsirn OBJ. for Fremantle
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Aug I9-Arryed. steamers Campana III WI,
Walker. New York George dr Thomgsoa. Nov ,s,S
Rembrandt tBr), for NeN-NOrk
CROSSE e we9eT New Tor Bre@s passed Hars;
Goe at p,s 500 aSd Ss ehsrbas nS passed
Glasgow. Aug is~saied steamer Numiian dr PARK
punnet HEAD. Aug Ie-Passed. steamer Arkansas dan'
Jespersen New-fork for Copenhagen. >.a.,. fpo
Farser New~York Tor Manchester. ,..t
PTawle Point. Aug ie-Passed, steamer Wes'ernh'
der Crosse GER weyer. New-York via sou!hamS'SSs
FOR Bremen m BrssiS Ger, Scnroe9'F ,san,er IA
Champasae oFr,. Fajoe New-York for Hayre. ..,,.,.
Victoria GER Kaempn New-York via Chero9n'sc sri
M YSrk N'"-f0rk' '''h pa'''a ''sr' ''''''''
Aug ''sa%s, KSsnIs" Lo'' 'F'
Antwerp. Aug io-saled. steamer sou'h"a'N '''"
Hayrc. Aug 10 o m-ssiled steamer Ia Toura'"
(Fr) santeH New-York. mi
Gibraltar, Aug le-Ar[vsd steamers Hsspers ' 'f
Brown. Messna fof New-York; vincenzo dtaD Hf'N
Ieghorn Aug ls-Arrived. steamers Bolivia d5rl cras
Genoa for York; Tartar Prince obj. Anderson Wv
Msrssiiles Aug ioSArriysa steamer Karamania OBJ
Johnston New YORK for Lsshosn ard GenSs , sls.coh
New YORK VIA s, Miesseis for Marselies etc M,
Rio Janeiro Aug i7-saied. steamer cOerids' 'S'N
81 Lucia. Aug is-salled. steamer Mozart (RD. Ella
from santos for Nsw-YorE
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A WOMAN ROBBED ~ A CAB.
THE DRIVER AND THREE OTHER MEN AR
RESTED ON SUSPICION

RESTED ON SUSPICION.
Mrs. Annie Rome twenty-eight years old OF No
100 Eighth-ave. attractive looking woman re-
st police yesterday that she had been held In a
cab al O'Clock in the morning at Manhattan
ave and One-hundred- nd twenty ATHEIST and
robbed by four men. and further maltreated. Four
mer were arrested suspicion Of being connects ed
with the crime and the woman pretended TO iden-
tify two Of them. The prisoners are John Crawley,
,wenty-eight years old. OF No. Is Lawrence-st;
John McDermott, thirty years old. OF No. 30 West
one.hundred "A md twenty 70 irh-st; John Lacey.
tw.nty-slx years old OF No 26S West One hundred
and Martin Mulay. twenty
seven wears old Of No $50 West one hundred and
twenty -fourth-st
The woman says she wanted to take cab to
her home at o'clock yesterday morning when
she was at one hundred and twenty -fourth-st.
and Eighth-ave She saw Crawey passing and
hailed him. He stopped and they made arrange
ments by which she was 20 be carried home.
The woman declares that Crawley drove her 10
John Murphy's saloon at One-hundred- and-twen-
10 get into the place for something 10 drink. She
said they failed and she got into the cab again
10 20 home. She states that three other men then
Joined Crawey. The cab was driven up to curb
before II had gone ten feet and one Of the men
opened the door OF the cab. Before she could say
ANYTHING make protest she was seized Craw-
ley she declares, was among the men and help
Mr.. Rome says she was robbed Of IS In cash--all
the money she had with her--and ring. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
WHITE PLAINS.

Mrs Catherine Gilliean. who was arrested on Fri
day and placed under bonds 10 keep the peace
was rearrested yesterday morning on charge Of
assaulting John VI. Farley. She was paroled until
Monday. when her case will come up before Justice
Silliman II Is alleged that after her discharge on
Friday Mrs. Gilligan went home and filed IN the
post holes which had been dug by men employed by
her neighbor. George Geibel who is trying 10 erect
q barn on the disputed property.
The certificate Of incorporation Of the Uniontown
Hose Company No 2 Of Hastngs-on- the Hudson.
was filed in the County Clerks office Yesterday.
The directors are Francis Schofed sr. John VI
Spohm. Henry F. Rhode, William Nicely and Maui
rice Finnerty
certificate Of the formation OF limited part
nership between Jane NJ Mortimer. of Brooklyn
and James S Martin Of New-Rochelle 10 be car
ried on under the latter's name in New Rochelle
was filed yesterday in the County Clerks office
The White Plains Town Board will sell bonds
amounting 70 $4,000 on Monday August IS They
VIII bear 81 per cent interest
The Town Assessors have selected Tuesday Au-
gust %. on which 10 hear the grievances Of those
taxpayers who failed 10 protest on Tuesday last
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70 COMPROMISE SANTA re COUNTY DEBT

PROPERTY OWNERS APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO
CONFER WITH HOLDERS OF BONDS
Santa Fee " NJ. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The property
owners of Santa Pc County held mass meeting
in the Court House last night and appointed a
committee TO offer a compromise to the creditors
and holders OF Santa Fe County bonds
The offer will probably not be more than . cents
on The dollar and perhaps only eight cents on the
dollar The county debt Is over &77."0. and its tax
able real and personal property little over Site
On Most Of the bonds held in New-Hork city.
a suggestion to repudate the debt because II Is
above the per cent limit allowed by law was in
dicnauty rejected by unanimous consent OF the tax
paVers over half OF ne bondhoders some time
ago offered 10 compromise for 90 cents on the dol
lar and one bondhdder last evening was willing
10 accept 25-cent compromise.
Most Of the Indebtedness was incurred for the
and Santa Fe railroad construction in the county
about ten years ago.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Charity Organization Society asked three
months ago for 500 for the support OF an old
American woman. who is a cripple and unable TO
work but who cannot he placed in a Home. Only
s3s was received and the society now repeats the
appeal. The woman was supported by her brother
and sister until they died, and since that time by
insurance money and funds raised by the Charity
Organization Society. both of which are now eX-
hausted.
The quarantine at Old Point Comfort has been
removed and all steamboats, and railroads are run
ming as usual to that place. The Hygeia Hotel Is
now receiving many arrivals every day.
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EDITORS MEET.
lively CAMPAIGN RESULTS IN THE
COLLAPSE OF A PRESIDENTIAL BOOM

THEY ELECT OFFICERS IN SPITE OF MUCH VlrC-
prRATroN AND HOLD A BANQUET-NEXT
YEARS SESSIONS IN BOSTON
The growth and collapse OF a Presidential doom.
was illustrated forcbly in the last DAY so" =.
the United Amateur Press Assoclauo"' a. -, -,
~ An ,bo, had gone before was tame In COM
to 20 tho interest aroused by the election OF
oe7cers that took place yesterday afternoon inter
est centred in tie selection of president ana Ios
tnis office two gladiators. armed WIN qu'" d"u
voice appeared in the arena" That Is me way one
amateur journalist expressed 1t. The cannlua'eS Lo'
the Office were Samuel De Hayn' OF NM -
- p',rrott g RawIev Of Richheld y. Y. De Hayn
had the odds in the betting. but the Official news
naner Of the convention. The Bomb came OUT
strong for Rawley in its morning EDITION l"'' 10
tho nav the amateur editor expressed 1t;
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TARRYTOWN.

Archbishop Corrigan will preside at high mass
at the Church of the TRANSFORMATION In South
Broadway at 1890 o'clock this morning after
which he will bless the new bell presented to the
church by Mr. and Mrs. James Butler Of East
View Special services will also be held in the even
ing in observance Os the parish festival and fine
musical programmes which will be given by the
Carmel Choral Society, of New-York have been
arranged for both services.
A valuable horse and wagon and two sets Of har-
ness were stolen from the stable Of James Landers
near Hartsdale. Friday night. The wagon and
part of the harness were found yesterday al Po-
cantico Hills and word was received from Peekskl
that a horse answering the description OF the stolen
one had been found there.
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SING SING.

Adolph Reuss, of this village has completed a
handsome Quincy granite tablet in memory Of Will
lam seabury Valentine, son Of Justice and Mrs.
William c. Valentine. who died a year a go through
mental alteration brought about by serving with
Company c, list Regiment. before Santiago The
tablet IS about feet by feet In size and has been
get up on a massive pedestal In Hillside Cemetery
Peeksldll where the body Of young Valentine was
buried with military honOrs last August
The choir boys Of 81 Pauls Church accompanied
by the rector. the Rev Charles Martin Niles
camped out High TORI Mountain, near Haver-
straw Friday afternoon and night. and returned
home last evening
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PORT CHESTER.

Burglars entered the drug store Of Charles u
Ellis. in Westchester-ave.. Friday night nv
breaking in window. When Mr. Ellis arrived
IN the morning ne found the contents Of the store
strewn about the floor. Plumber 10 the amour, NJ
about slW had been taken Thieves also entered tho
store Of Miss Mary G. Henderson, a milliner and
carried away feathers, ribbons and hats These
make four burglaries that have occurred in PORT
Chester this week through the lack Of adequate DO
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PEEKSKILL.

Roselawn. one Of the prettiest homes in Peeks-
Kill. al Main and North James sts and for many
years owned by William D. Southland and his father
before him. has been purchased by Dr. Alexander
O. Snowden. II will be renovated and renaired and
will De occupied by Or. snowden
street Commissioner Denike has completed the
gravelling OF Park and Elm SITS thus putting tbeee
Two popular village horoughfares in excellent con-
The funeral OF Robert f. Smith will be held this
afternoon az the Church OF the Assumption az 2.30
O'CLOCK MI smith was twenty-six years old
painter by trade, and the son OF rhonnas a "a
Marietta Brown Smith He died al the home OF HE
parents No. COG South-st Thursday. from painter's
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NAVAL RESERVES on A CRUISE.

The Second Naval Battalion started on A cruise
seaward yesterday in the converted yacht Aeen
While proceeding along the coast they will test tho
new Ave inch gun with which the Aileen was re-
Gently fitted by the Government. and the men will
be taught the rudiments Of the salorman's craft
most thoroughly Commander r. r. Forshaw was
in command with Lieutenant Commander Ford a.
executive officer. Several the cutters and lighter
craft made short trips along the coast to nearby
resorts under volunteer officers and crews Rock
away. Midland Beach Coney Island and other local
points Will be landed at from the side before
The return OF the Reserves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20

in which the gambling Is SAID 70 nav D.en 60.
- - c,barges similar 10 those laid before Gov
ernor Roosevelt will be submitted to PRESIDENT
York next week. l., A., command Of
the Fsr Rockavay and Rockaway Beacn PPo,iiiCe
stations will also have to answer 10 tn grounds
Roard Mr. Woodhil. stated. on similar 49,,
II &c the intention of the committee 70 49,, ~
Presiden, York and prefer charges OF nesttS .be
dutv against the captain. Ai1oaVits az ~ oor1
alleged neglect OF duty were included IN the '0'"
Ynunication the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
THE NETWORK Not YET ~.

PROBABLY DELAYED BY THE FOG ON THE
COAST
The American Line steamer New-York. Captain
Roberts which left Southampton on August Z by
way Of Cherbourg same date. at s p m, ana
which 10 equal her best previous record, was due
at Sandy Hook Lghtship at 2:35 o'clock yesterday
afternoon had not been sighted up to 100 o'clock
this morning. The heavy fog which prevails over
the North Atlantic coast has probably caused some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
wEpNEsDAY. AUGUST q
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK SATURDAY AUGUST 10 1890
ARRIVED

Steamer Incania (Br) Mckay. Liverpool August L. and
Queenstown 49, with mdse. 600 cabin and 81
pa, rengers to Vernon II. Brown a Co Arrived al the
Bar at s:is and anchored. owing 10 dense fog.
steamer Carlton tBr) Honeyman. Barry August 3. to
James II Winchester Co. Arrived IN the Lower Bay
a 1913 a m. ordered to Baltimore. and proceeded
IL 80 m.
Steamer British Queen Hr). Smith, Antwerp August
with nndse Sanderson & Son. Arrived a bar
25i a m. 18th. and anchored owing TO thick fog.
Steamer Ilv (NoD Rasmussen Havre July q and Dun
kirk August 3, with mdse 10 Barber Co. Arrived the
Bar at 10 D m and anchored. u fog
Steamer Almora Qjr Williams Calcutta June 3. Perrin
20 Said July T. Agers IS and Gibraltar August l.
with mdse Rail- Bros. Arrived the Bar at 4tO
Hansa (Ger), Petersen. Tecoutta August 2
and Cazones with mahogany and cedar 20 W d Nun
Arrived at the Bar at $50 m.
Steamer Brdmbie ti3r). Posthlewalte, Gusnaco Ven
ezues. August L. via Trinidad s. with asphalt the
New-York and Bermudey Co. Arrived the Bar at
II 30
Steamer Yuoatan. Robertson Campeehe August g. Vera
Cruz 10, Progreso IL and Havana Ia with mdse and
% cabin passengers to James Ward Co Arrived at
the Bar az
Steamer Alfred Dumols lNor). Hansen Porto PLATA.
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she described as a diamond wedding ring The
men further maltreated her, she alleges
Mrs Rome escaped from the cab and made her
way 10 the West One hundred and twenty hfthst
police station She went 10 the station last night
after the had been arrested. She declares That
She could positively identify Crawley and McDer-
mott but she not sure that the other two
men were In the party. The police say that they
do not know the men. Nothing OF a eliminating
nature was found In their possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ASTOR-The Rev. Dr. w. r. hoffman Chicago.
BIICKINGHAM-Dr H. F. Johnson, Washington.
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Nelson W. Aldrich OF
Rhode Island. GRAND-Dr. j. VI. Koch, OF Phila-
delphia MANHATTAN-Cap plain w. W. Gibson,
L s. A. MURRAY HILL-Lieutenant Writ Robin-
son r. s A. and ex-Mayor James II. Manning.
OF Albany. NETHERLAND-E. d. Dahlgren, 81
Paul WALDORF-Dr. Robert Fl. Haven. OF Chi
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PoRrUGALs OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

Washington. Aug. l9.-The Portuguese Legation
has communicated TO the State Department
statement from the Foreign once OF Portugal. TO
the effect that few cases OF bubonc plague have
appeared Oporto. and that the most energetic
measures were Immediately adopted TO prevent
the scourge from spreading
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From Line
Nsw-York Southampton. August 70. American
Norrnandie. HaVre, august IL Erench
San Marcos Galveston August Mallory
London August To- Atantic-rran
panana .....-.... Pauac. Bordeaux
MONDAY. AUGUST 81
,Io,.-s commune. New Orleans August i5..... Morgan
california August Anchor
Neu Orleans zee. New Orleans. August IS. Morgan
TUESDAY. AUGUST %
Ar,serdan -. Rotterdam. August 10. Hol-Amer
Fr,.sIand Antwerp. August 12........ Red
Knckerhocker .New-Orleans August Is. Cromwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
NEED OF CENSUS IN PORTO RICO.

Washington. Aug. ls-Dr. Aze Ames who has
been for more than year in Porto Rico had an
interview with Secretary Root to-day on the sub
ject OF the island The important recommends
ton which DR.. Ames makes is for an Immediate
census OF the island which he says il absolutely
necessary before there be any Intelligent L. gls
lation for the people of Porto Rico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
pLAGTE CASES IN SOrTH AFRICA.

Lorenzo Marquee Deagoa Bay, Aug. 10
Several cases Of what are suspected 10 he bu
bonc plague have occurred at Magude. two
days travel from this place
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De Nosees to E hSye Sas BEEN paying
sn- he drinks Even Hadley Smith has announce NJ M
intention Of withdrawing from the argsnizer. II
ne Amateur Associated which was orsn1 ne Hv
Tie intention Of having he ea ws p1 not allowed it
case Of Sour gra1e De Hayn has been uaYb hsi
~ am e afraid that Ss tack Of Rs If crooked
work done De Hsyn will he the T9 sb 6 Eey HAM
B1t that was before the election Here Is the ne
way c me edition after the ballot showed that
De Hayn had won:
DE HAYN WINS!
AS WAS EXPECTEDi
Those Behind the seenes-A &C., Good ro Deai
Wire ruIi Hgipe By r i9s Oi Ald may" ROW"
While the balloting was In progress Mr.. De hayh
turned TO The Tribune reporter and remar heu.
Say can you vote for yourself? Well I've "oiN 'u
too hard 10 take any chances" and ne thereuPoi
wrote his name on the ballot from 'ii'S
NAV be observed that the new president Is e''
dortlv well qualified to take care Of himself.
The other officers elected yesterday were as FOL-
loUs. Vice-president Guy y. Phillips, Sioux Clty'
secretary Thomas Mckee. Butler Fem d;,or
q Iapcs CierkIn Jersey City; historian. Earle W.
Topping Boston; laureate RECORDER: neoi yor
IN; Red Pbiiadelpha Western manuscript
manager, oliver H. Lafranchi, Reclamationi Cal;
4iTscoTs Ghsrss W. 46ni Little STAR f Of Nam
kafo Mimi edited by f. r. Howe was CHOSEN as
the official organ Of the association - -.
In the evening the young men had banquet at
the Hotel LOGGING No 81 East Ffty GSaTns "
Covers were laid for nifty persons, NhateS w;
the following The toasts and me SPe1.Re1s
THE United Amateur Press Association James
- R~esnahan Jersey City: The Professional
Press j. r. Abarbannel HewT-Y9rk City; The
tTnities John De Morgan NewYork City; The
National Amateur Press Association. John l..
SeweH New-York city: THE Gentlemen, Miss
Amanda Frees chicago B0so1 H a CS smith
seit lake CITY; THE Amateur Press Club,
Charles " Helms NewYork City. The next con-
vention will be held in Boston
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ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT ~ NAPLES

ONE sMr1AR1 ARRESTED FOR KILLING A MAN
IN THIS CITY
Rome. Aug ia man who gives his name
as Smilar has been arrested at Naples, charged
with the murder OF another Italian in New-York
last March.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise is Sunset SOL Moon sets 80 Moons "A
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-sandv Hook 632 Gov. Island I "a He'll Gate s.53
PN-sandy Hook $50 Gov. Island 7:25 He'll Gate 9:l4