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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-06-17

s,laly ia.-.s 81, h,.-s uaases aga .ssfry.l srssse
Tu aitl.sae ta Ihs euuleglarua nl sa- H1e..-.at.
degree afsn tsv sEFfl1Sr, ag sir ~ruiar bass fas
Masters degree. .s -H-ss. sas rsirrrr-i ulau klita
A8ciA fsrbart 20 81 Hsksr,.ssa Nf- z.a Wise
oliver ruls. ~ 10 Nr.tutH~ter MI aad ise
Arn,.n,fy degree ~ o. j uIaH Ees 5ohu HOLMES
AccoFu.yy q tEg Primitive Ny.a..i.,s church Pail
River Mass
,ft..h arc. 50 graduation iu Wu,se urrv given ia
Narl To,t BacAlua asas. Wes.miusleg Ni May
E-izabz o. Husts I.-Bgou Nj. Alicr pu"osu Trg-i.
way Erlsr. Nj Ions Jewell ~lmlena Nes!ufiu
sg.r Md
Certificates 30 rats4asio 500 E'seutiaH were given
g. Hazel Aasj3a Joyce. ,suaEsisr MI Eleanor
Clsgi, Hupsli,s IIayrv @. 1f-er. Ma. i,-l@H Vie
;ara Hopgtra. u.,re Dc GRACE, Ni-
The following underground. hnuors vere Deg
.tunyi
JUNIOR GLASS
Gold Mad4g,-Jsmes Wilbur YiHgilas Wasre.lor1.
IA. Katie Ia1uls, Nerriek Barclay M
Honorable Mention Harry Het'Der Price Read.
Ing. Ia.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Cold Ns.iais- George Henry Myer, Hasrrsoa %.
Nj Marion Glars teci.Iou. Nd
Honorable Mrntiun-C l,y bognr Phillips Kent IS
land M James Randall ,atau Alexandria. Va
Fannie BnsuelI wooiaD. Gsorsetowa. MI
FRESHMAN Class
Gold Medal Mary Kerr Blaudford. clinton. Nd.
NuRgENr PRzE, lN ElptUtIuN-
Male sophomore Glass Henry Giiligau, Baitt-
more. Nd
Female sophomore Glass Margaret Fuller Reese.
Westminster. Nd.
Male Freshman Thomas Hubert Lewis.
Westminster, Nd.
Female Freshman Class-AIleria riarc Lingo.
Barton Md
Piano, Gold MeiaI-Ioua Jewell simpson. West
minister Md
Vocal Music Gold Medal-Aima Alyeida Myers,
Union Bridge Nd
ElocutioH, Gold Medal Eleanor GUSTS Hopkins.
HayFe de Gnee Nd
on April . last there was held at the College an
oratorica contest Of the Association OF Maryland
Colleges A gold medal was presented by Prof
James ". Reese, President Of the Association, and
it was awarded to Nj Claude Cicero Douglas Of
Montrose. West Virginia, on commencement day
\ notable feature of the commencement has been
the unusually large number Of visitors especially
Old students " no came back to celebrate the open
Ing Of the new Alumni Hall. Some of those pres
ent were
Mrs l. X Cation, Alexandria, Va; Dr. VIM. +.
Cation Cg2). Dumfries, Va; Rev and Mrs. 5. Il.
Tredway, Belair; Mrs. Dr. +. b. Fenby, Baltimore;
Rev and Mrs. A. W Mather. Snow Hiil Miss
Clara Ascherfeld Baltimore; Miss Ellen + Hopkins.
Havre de Grace; Mrs. Virginia NJ McCabe Elkton;
Miss Beulah Gilbert, Baltimore; Rev. G. NJ. Clay
ton Hurlock; Miss Mamie g. Lease $50, Little
ton n, C.; Miss Wilson Strayer Cgd), Buckeystown;
Rev Charlton b. strayer C93l, Elyria, Ohio Miss
Gertrude johnson CeSl, Frostburg; Miss Gertrude
Veasey C93), Poeomoke City; Rev Luther NJ.
Kuhns Omaha, Neb. Miss Alice Mabel Elderdice
C96), Mardea; Miss L. May Whaley con, Ports
mouth, Va; l.. c. GoOeh, Henderson, n c.; John 4
r. Merrick Barclay; H. Herman Reckord C9S), Bel
air; Lemoin c. Wells, West Lafayette, Ohio; Mrs
DR.. James f. Shreeve, Ellicott City; Miss Ida Devil
bliss, Libertytown; Hazel A. Joyce and wife, Cam
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-06-17

Though probably unknown TO the larger part of
the audience, Miss Clara Ascherfeld. the popular
Baltimore pianoforte artist, and Miss Beulah Gil
bert the equally popular Baltimore eocutionist,
were interested listeners ON this occasion, and ex
pressed themselves as highly pleased with the ex-
cellent manner in which the program was given
Later on in this report will be found who were
awarded the highest hOnors ON this occasion. The
work of the Choral Society in the four double
bers from Gaul's Cantata Joan of Arc, manifested
the very efficient training which has always chamc-
terized the vocal department of music.
THE SOCIETY CONTEST.
The oratorical contest between the Irving and
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The oratorieal contest between the Irving and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-06-17
SILK WAIST PATTERNS.

3S Silk Waist Patterns, only one pattern
sold at Sl25 and $50 yard. Choice IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
DISAGREEMENT ~ 4 BELLuoRE CHURcH
METHODS OF THE PASTOR CAUSE LOT OF DIS
CTSSTON

Remore Long Island Sept Tho members OF
tho Presbyterian Church I'm this place are DIVIDED
in their opinions Of the value Of the methods OF
their pastor. the Rev. e. L. Clst. About six weeks
ago tho pastor came from the town % Lawrence
with a proposition 10 open the church for evening
services. and to accept as compensation the pro-
Goods OF the regular collection Everything went
along VOL under this arrangement until he an
nounced from the pulpit that in his opinion the peo-
pic had too much preaching and praying.
In view Of the fact that the church had been
closed for two years. It was hard for many OF the
members o.. the congregation 70 sec exactly how he
arrived at the conclusion stated. He then declared
that Instead he proposed 20 give them plain talk
each week. He also expressed desire 70 move 70
this place and. II is said, asked a Kings Daughter
to pay his rent. This. NJ any rate. was not done
and the pastor established an athletic field. The
members say that he has the option now Of preach
ing in accordance with the ideas Of the majority or
OF delivering plain talks TO empty seats. he has
said that II they want preaching they can have H.
although Is against his ideas Of the best Christian
methods. Tho attendance has dwindled 70 mere
handful. and the Christian EndeavOr Society holds
prayer meetings before the regular service
Tho outcome Of the differences between the pastor
and his congregation IS anXiOusly awaited by the
members Of the other churches here and In nearby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

The Pausade Boat clubs eight Dared crew ana
substitutes accompanied by n number OF club Nom
hers and fhoir coach John Fitzpatrick. yesterday
started for phna ielpha. The crew will take part
In the Intermediate and senior eight Dared sholi
races Tho eight mon represent the pick Of the To-
cal clubs most efficient oarsmon. They are Foster
G Sade stroke. + \. Archibald, +. \ Fitch. John
Avery. George r. Thomas + Y. =. Getty. Or Il. :.
Carm4n W A Carpenter AMI II a. Thoyer jr,
coNswain.
William Heatheriugton of 80. 1~ Rcach-st.. lost
Four prize winning carrier pigeons on Friday night
n ough FIRE The structure I'm which tic birds were
kept was fired. evidently by an incendiary. The
department; WAS called out anc eNunsuisnef the
blaze
The Rev Or GEORGE r. Pcntecost will occupy his
u'p In the First Presbyterian Churcl This morn
Ing az II O'Clock. after vacation of siN weeks
spent in Franklin County. Mass. The Rev. James
Freema n vii preach m 81 Andrew Memorial
Church after vacation OF two months spent In
MINI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Rochester. y Y. Sept The dryEoods firm o.
Tlhv Schantz & Bullock East Main-st.. has gone
into voluntary dlssoluflou a motion was granted
hv Justice Werner m special term - the supreme
Court this morning FOR an order 70 sho" cause "hy
such course ~ action should not be taken The
order IS returrahle December The nominal assets
o. the firm arc placed an about 1883 TO- Liabilities
sfo2 t54 IS known NJ present The Two largest cred
iors II is said are John Hamilton. merchant ~
buffalo and ~ b. Clahin CO.. ~ NeV-forN II
&C. rorortod that the formers accounts amount ~
"a ~ fhc 'tffer's - tU0o0 Mr. Bullock. mem
her of the drn said THAT disaeIeements in the nim
Id 10 fre dissolution and that the Nrm was per-
f.-ti, solvent John Hamilton. N Buffalo. has been
onrolntcd ae temporary receiver.
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6hc Curt
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
SHEEPsiIF Al UAh-
RACING TOMORROW

Bristol Sept . Arrived steamer Wei. c'.' '80. Hun
Ga,s'w s,r Arrived steamer Wong, an Br.
Bfa.. NrN ra
Ruu n l..sl- ~.if Passed --.trs. f-@ Marie
tGer. uliltorf nnu Nrn lorn
Reach, Hsal sept Passed steamer Nrffnk 1RD
III. n'psin NeN York for ulnSIrh
pu~n-t Head Sept Pa.-~' steamer NHikommen
GER S.ha-fer ior NcW Nor, D't ts hef.f
Sris sept Pissed steamer Nn'ri.art lHeN. Lose
wiz New YORK t'r Antwerp
nam@,irs f-l Sew York. British KIns ,RD WINS New-
Yore fr Antwerp Eurooe dn Flnilsy. nov Yor, for
Tr.ue Point sept s-Fa--ed steamers Kentucky
DAM Caroe. Crons'adf efc. for Now York. phman,
,,;er Reinefs Nrn YORK fot Rotterdam
Copenhagen, Sept Arrived steamer Armenia (Ger1
Narfens New y RI
se,tn Aug 80 sailed steamer C,nthana oR0 Han
n.emen sept Arrived steamer Heis,iard ,G.r
Rlttern New York sailed steamer Bremen iGe'l Rein,-
hasten New York. VIA southampton
Antwerp srp' Sailed Steamer N'nsnson B0
Damn New York
Harre sept . . sailed steamer Ia Gascosn,
iFrl New York
Cherhourg sept . $40 m-Saled steamer New
YORK Robert tfron southampton. New York
Trle.te Aug - Arrived. steamer FlrQua tSrl. Known
New York Venice sailed steamer tioftfrieS shea
ker tAusn paroVich New York
cape Town. Aux n-Aulved. steamer Sabine Cpr Tay-
Tor New-York via - Vincent T. Y
SHANGHAI sept Arrived previously. steamer Tnort.
'NoD. Wilheimsen. New York Via HONG Kong Tor Hugo
81 Lucia. Aug sl-sai!ed. steamer colsrtiss On
Saaass ehe0s Ris Jsas[a. Asv~yssk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
PFFKSTJTTT.

Peekshn has a great deal ~ typhoid fever No
deaths have occurred. and as rde The cases have
been light. but numerous. At the Peekskill Hos
pital alone Eve ca-es were taken care ~ IN Au-
gust
Tire handsome silk fas won by Centennial Hose
Company No ( Ia or exhibition at Lawfon's store.
The Gag was an award for being the finest appear
frg company IN Inc I'm the IOnkcrs frc parade.
The local union ~ the Young Peoples Society ~
Christian Erdeavor. Of Cortlandtov-n. conprising
the organizations attached to seven churches. VIII
hold a r0using IN. or meeting AT tho Second Pres
lytcran church this evening Miss l. a Kellogg,
Who vas The unions de gate 10 tho recent VA
tional Convention in Detroit. Will make hey re-
port Many o. he village churches VIII De closed
So that thcir congregations may attend the union
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
crNTRiL R. R. WANTS souE ASroR LAND

i vas reported yesterday that tho Nawyo,t
Central Railroad Was negotiating for the pur-
chase 81 tract Of land comprising rs acres along
The Harlem River west Of Cedar Park Bridge
The property Is owned by William Waldorf Aston
and Is roputef 20 be worth nl450o The Central
has recently been using the West Shore more and
more for tho handling Of It's freight and while II
has extensive freight yards IN this nelghborhood
yet % IS believed the road would acquire more
property II II able 10 do All officials u
the New York Central who could speak with au-
thority on the subject were out Of the city yes
tardAx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
HIGHER THAN TIE APPROPRIATIONS.
MENT WORK OWING TO THE RISING
STEEL MARKET

washington. Sept "A surprising feature ~ a
number Of bids opened ~ the Navy Department TO-
day IS that contractors reluctant ~ bid on Gov
eminent work. owing 70 the rising steel market
For the fourth time efforts were made N let The
contract for the ordnance shop al the League Island
Navy Yard. previous bids having been rejected IS
too high To-day the bids were higher than before.
and only ono Bidder. Macy henderson & Co. sub
mitted figures namely $3.50 for tho entire work
which IS about slO 40 above the appropriation
The lowest bidder FOR the electric light building
At the Portsmouth On H Navy Yard was Mead
Mason & Co. Of Boston, ar t29S0 witch the condi-
ton that the market would permit this offer -
stand beyond the 9Th instant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
TRAIN ROBRERY DENIED.

Teoria H.. Sept The story that PEORIA De-
catur and Evansville train robbed near Lincoln
last night IS vigorously denied by the officials ~
the road who here. Conductor Richmond Of
the train said TO have been held up. sald when he
arrived IN the city this morning that there was
absolutely nothing IN the story. r. O Hopkins. re-
ceiver and f. 70. Starbuck. superintendent ~ the
road were both IN the city last night and went
away on a special train his morning about
o'clock Tp 10 that hour not a word had been
heard By them concerning tho alleged robbery.
Local repreeen tauves OF tho American Express
Company slso deny Tia Gtsxy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
HONF VIEWS.
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Prominent ARRIVALS At THE hOl h'0'
ATErMAKLE-M. r l. Goddard. of NarwicK
p Aston Congressman John l'entz o. on'U
p1-c BINGHAM George Hoadly, jr', OF olh''n,
natl EMPIRE Lieutenant hahI'In' ~
W, po,nt FIFTH AVENUE-Maior General -
"a rrouard L. s 4. (refired). and eN-ConHrcss
man william whiting. OF Massachusetts,. @kANp
Tobn r. Roach Of Chester. Penn HOLLAND
Erskino VI Phelps. Of chicago e. 6. fllspury. %
.tA%uArTA%- Fv-r'nited states Senator Anthony
Higgins. u Delaware: ex-Judee Stevenson burke
~ cleveland and Leon Abbott, Of Me-" Jersey
MURRAY HILL-The Rev WIham Na,Iom ="
,t,,onhcod England SANOY-H. Groenhut or
peoria III WALDORF Bradley 7 Stokes. or
roi.tr,oro ex-Governor Frank Brown Of Mary
Isrd and Major 9 Brigham. I. ; A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
NEW YORK CITY.

,-,,ban Kronman NJ No 26 West Thirtv-nhh-
e. yesterday received letters Of administration IN
,lo estate N hts wife. Annie Kronman. who was
io,od a. her homo nm August last The lot
tors were granted by Surrogate Fitzgerald
Tho vvost side Republican club NJ the NX1Xth
Aegor,h1v District yesterday received from Justice
Rookstavo~. in the Supreme Court. an order per
hitting n 20 publish announcement Of Tho fact
that n wishes 10 change its name 10 tho Plaza Re-
nuhcan club The reason given FOR the change
is that the club is afraid It may he mistaken Tor
the West side Republican club OF the city of New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
SINGLE TAXERS' BUSY DAY.
THEY DrNOr-NCE LANDLORDS AND THE
WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES, AND DIS
CUSS OTHER SUBJECTS.

CUSS OTHER SUBJECTS
The Single Takers are after the landlords again
They met Yesterday I'm Hall No q Of Cooper Union
and formed the New-York State Single Tax
League composed OF clubs and individuals from
different counties Of the state They adopted
constitution and elected the following officers.
President. ex-Assemblyman Edgar l. Rider. Of
Sing sing Three vice presidents A J. Wolff. OF
Duchess County; F. p. Jones Of Buffalo. and
Miss Eva Turner. OF Brooklyn General secretary.
George p. Hampton. OF New-York. editor and pub
Usher Of National Single Taxcr." Financial secre-
tary Daniel Casley. OF Mount Vernon Treasurer.
D B Van Week. Of Brooklyn
Among those present were August Lewis willis
Abbott. Lawson Purdy Henry George r.. Charles
Frederick Adams and James r. Brown
They had A uttlo wraugle about how railroads
and other things should be handled Speeches We're
made by A. J Wolf. Horny George. IT.. Lawson
Purdv. Charles Frederick Adams and Bolton Hall.
and the following resolution was introduced and
adopted amid loud applause
Whereas The war carried on by President Nc
Kinley against the Fiipinos Is grossly immoral
assault on American principles Of government and
a cruel and brutal attempt 20 crush a weak people
who ara bravcly cOntendng FOR the exercise Of
their natural and God given right OF self-govern-
Resolved. That this conference Of Single TAKERS
Of the State Of NoW-York most severely condemns
the action of President Mckinley In relation the
Philippines A. the post cowardly and unjustinable
war ever carried on I'm The history Of the Republic
against 4 people who are, 10 all lntents and pur-
poses. fighting 10 secure the same blessings Of FREQ
dom that The American Revoutioniots fought for
I'm IN and rs also a porversion of the power given
upon an lovers Of liberty 20 do their utmost 10
preserve the spirit of freedom that inspired our
fathers. and which Is being threatened 10y The
bloody desire for foreign conquest abroad and the
destruction ~ m" civil power ~ homo by the
spread Of miitari-m.
The marked success Of this resolution encouraged
another gentleman TO offer the following
-t-.~,.- L,-- 30. .i.. .of,,..-- 49,.
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- ro-r u.elf in
classes AT ell II takes their sue 49,, T.,
y-hr,s, ,,r6er no breath Of cattle. hred IN
jesus '"''' .,or,or ~ sailors and
carpenters cottage 'o'"l"'''' e,'..o- TO-,
Nolo hands choosing tentmakers ana nShe'ho" '''
49, ,,,oss,,eors always everywhere fin the face
us mesS'"t'' a.,,,,s aud LODGINGS
az power ahc passion 4'9 - ,,.,-.
were with families that toll Tor N'"-
place further among ihc fcrderionta pFinc'p'e7
80 ..,..t ,h. ,,rs,,tt,,c order order is
Of the lator 'H''''s' NV '......,.,,. GOV. r,i-
by law. law oNecr."s ''s y l' e''e' ''''' .,..
ment is by authority. supreme ano h.'' %" l'''
4, i ,,,o ,.orli,,. ,,,d ANY ro,ni.thcHs s., labor
D" '' ,. .-loa MIS-. r.,,.euc. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
TBF PRINT CLOTH H4PEFT.

Fau Piver Ma~s. Sept OSpeciap Brokers TO-
mort that business in The local print cloth market
VS. fairly good IN the last week The demand was
.teodv throughout The week and there were ad-
..,,ed prices ou the grades Of vide goods for
9, .i,h mo call ie sill unmof The safes Amounted
~ about TWO hundred thousand pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Providence. sept The iuolemency ~ the
weather and the prospects for q heavy rainra II
proved to be obstacle which even the enthust-
esm Of the RhOde Island Democrats could not EUR
mount THIS Afternoon. and as result tho FIRST ~
tho three DAYS sessions ~ the New ENGLAND Ri
metallic League ar Crescent Park Wa abandoned
After consultation with the members or tho Ok
ccufivc committee President Greene ~ tho League
announced that tho three meetings would be com -
hincd into two 10 be held on Sunday and Monday
afternoons. There IS also possibility he stated
that meeting Will Be hsd on Aonday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
ANOTHER ADr4NCE " SorTHERy TROY

Birmlngham Ala. Sept. (spociaD-No roun-
ar, iron 20 day eaehod 81 ~ a ton. which IS rise
~ 81 within q week Gronmae'crs look with ABB
soluto certainty for SEQ for Southern iron within
the Next week or two. and AS evidence Of this a
r,~oo order WAS today refused hy firm FOR
10 . foundry ron Ar ST. Tor delivery next FebrG-
ary This is an unprecedented condition OF afairs
s-5 IRON men arc hustlng n get All the Idle
furrs.es into blast. to reap the BENEFITS of high
pri-es Work IS in progress repairing every dead
furnace IN me district except one, ana TWO adil-
tioral Furnaces are being built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
SPTPPTNG ~ II 5.
PORT OF WV YORK SATURDAY. sFTT g 500
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
s.ae5 St rs snsg s'amFP'32 o and &C.,. car0o o,
sengers 70 the International Ssvisston 80 Arrived
s,lamer Landau ct, ,Br. care, Bristol August l.
and swansea 10 with mdse 10 James Arkel < 90 Ar
rived II the Bar ~ II M
southampt1n - with ud-e. -52 cabin and 374
Messengers 10 ocrrrs 4 CO., Arrived At the Par 10
steamer stra,hle.en ,Rr N,ar Narcotics August Is
with mise r' Barber 81" South ~ Fin" ana a. $50
steamer Thona. Tu-uhull Orr, Page Nazareth August
, sn3 7 Tsra ~ Arr.s W, so r a, 10 ,e' to
steamer Bueeros 'H0. nufiu. calcutta Jul, B. Colombo
win mdse o. Nort'n Son. Arrived ar tho bar M
steamer Curiitha "ieu Hoppe. 'ar'enae Augl-- -
II passenger =" " p Man~on >rred ai ,be R.r A.
seancr Ar>ad@ Dyer Areebo August ~ and sam
Juan % WITH mdse and cabin passengers ID New York
and Porto Rico steamship Company Arrived Rar
Steamsr coma Evans. Galveston Angus, Is uth nd.e
"'s S,e,mer odd Dominion Taric, norfolk and Noco,
News. with ndse and passengers 10 od Dominion steam
steamer Alaska Or. M..agley. Y, cove F Angus,
10 M'Ier Ra Knowon Ai'ed a, NE Ram 'e''''
cloudy.
Steamers Altai Un kingston. etc. 81 Andrew H3n
Antwerp Mohcan bl. Lisbon. Delaware ,Brl. fast.
'iin 0laseo0 W~rseniam ,Dutm Eoi,eni,m In
Touraine bp Ha,re Mesaha ur London Trinidad
Ltura ll'p Liverpool Island dam Stetun etc. OrAnje
Nassau Dutch iiayu etc' PennsyNania Ger Hamburg
port Newe, Guyandoue. Newport News and Richmond
oonehS Ny WEI p aa4 Gs,e'en kansas city. savan
Jacksonville Onnda Ger, Fortune Island etc
United states Cruiser Detroit for Phsdelphia 70 ,oin
the North Atlantic Squadron
rnref states transport Wright. Santiago
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Queenstown. Sept 2 1910 A m-saled st.auar o,ymrto
oE. LAAasAs. frSa IAv.Sposa fOs 3sw-Y&k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Trenton ! Sept o. Tho Gear Hydrant Sup
,iy Company vas Incorporated here to-day. with a
c,nltsl 81 Neo@o to manufacture stopcocks.
,.a iv4a and hydranfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

The sheriff has received an attachment against
Manuel NnaIth x CO.. importers u dryeoods. for
,n.riy AT so as Broome-st for $3.50, in favor Of
,rbores 81 Crinnlan. on an assigned claim from
q Hevman OF Goerlitz Germany. for a balance
due Tor silk and cotton goods. The attachment was
obtained on the ground ,hat the concern is West
NlrRlnia corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

The Sheriff has received an attachment against
Florence s Tyler. otherwise known as Mrs. G. ID.
Tvler for 81 DO In favor Of Clarence Kennedy. for
r,nt OF the Atlantic House at Belmar. y. ]. The
attachment was obtained the ground that che
lives al st. Augustine. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
LoctH BUSINESS c0UPLTc4TIOVS.

Another Judgment has been obtained here against
the prospect Park Brewery. of BROOKLYN FOR &53
in favor ~ Albert De Golfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03

Commodore and Mrs. Charles A. Could gave
reception on Friday evening AZ their home. Groy
Rocks IN Grace Church-st. Rye. for about one
hundred well known society people ~ W"st chester
County. An Hungarian orchestra furnished music.
The ballroom was decorated with palms and cut
flowers from Mrs GOud's cousorvatorcs \ dln-
ner WAS served after the dance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


NINIAIT Re AI.VANA'-
Sunrise ga Sunset a. Moon r % Noon IS
HIGH WATER
M-sandv Hook 634'Gov Island : "a Hell Ga'e -
= -Sandv Hook 643 Gov. Island 7 IS Hell Gate aoi
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Amour CEN ent%

Lock Front" Mark
v. A perfect h't'ng co ar z. & "
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Our New Possessions

e<pldlrs the Issdins rsssotg which led the United
States 10 acquire the rich and valuable Islands. M"
,pds- he shelter Of the American flag. anG sets
lotn the resources Of each one separately. Maps OF
Cuba, Porto REC. Wake. Guam and the Philip
pines, and another showing trade routes in ths
Pacific Spseehe, by sx.Secretary Days Senators
Davis, FRYE, and GRAY; Peace Commissioner Reid,
St. Clair McKeIway and Dr.. Macarthur. Portraits
of the Peace Commissioners
Paper Covers, ll3 Pages.
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