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The times., 1899-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Early are occupy
ing cottage at the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs.
The times., 1899-07-23

Mrs. Alice Toft Talbot, of Baltimore. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. w. Sheekells,
at 65 K Street northeast.
The times., 1899-07-23

The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Gage are guests at the Oriental, Manhattan
Beach.
The times., 1899-07-23

Or. and Mrs. T. L. Macdonald have gone
10 Bay Point, Ne.
The times., 1899-07-23

25c Shirt Waist Sets. pieces | III
25c Leather Belts. harness leath- o.
er buckle. oU
10c Ladies' Lace Edge Handker- IN
chiefs. iefs.---.'-ff1..'............-...r o
1Oc Rubber Dressing Combs.
~ 10e Rubber and Celluloid fine hr
Combs. ..... ...iIg... ....-.......-. w
15e Hair Brushes. &c
s5e Clothes Brushes. &c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1@e Package Violet saehst Pow. Sc
The times., 1899-07-23

Mr. Jules Boeufve. Chancellor of the
French Embassy, sailed yesterday to spend
his summer leave in his native land.
The times., 1899-07-23

Miss Rose L. Cook OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. l.. McCreery,
of 232 Eleyenth Street northeast.
The times., 1899-07-23

I1tit-. ...-.si.5h -
The amount OF sIi2, published from the
'Cfiicc OF the Secretary. Department Of Agficul-
JIse," SHOULD have been stated "a from the '.De-
Iiastmsnt oi Agriculture" including the Weather
Bureau.
The amount Of <D7. pubi.hed as Cash" re,
ceiv5d from the office OF Commissioners. D. c..
incirde,i contributions Of j. T. Petty. $. and
). T. G.. Morsell. SO.
The times., 1899-07-23

Miss Freyhold will sail for Europe on the
North German Lloyd steamship Barbaros-
sa, July q, for an indefinite time.
The times., 1899-07-23
55c ChiIdren,s Gowns, z5c.

One lot of ChiIdren's Gowns, Mason
vile Muslin; cambric ruffles round
neck and sleeves; regular S5c value,
for 25c.
The times., 1899-07-23
IN The SOCIAL DOLDRUhS
WashingtOnians Are Found Every
where But at Home.

The President md Mrs. Mckinley
VIII Leave Wednesday for Lake
the Thousand Islands - Nuptinls
OF Miss Murray and Mr.. Barber.
The times., 1899-07-23

4 merry party of ten members of the
Eyland Musical and Literary Circle of this
city went on trolley and straw ride to
Lewlnsyille. Va, last Wednesday night,
and participated in a concert given In the
Methodist Church of that place. The pro-
The times., 1899-07-23

Gen. and Mrs. John Moore have gone
from Pennsylvania, where they have been
visiting their daughters, 10 the Isle OF
Shoals, y. H
The times., 1899-07-23

washingtonians are well represented at
Cape May, and. as usual, take an active
part in its social plans. few among
them are Mrs L. NJ Ellinger, Mr. William
H. Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Crane.
c. c. Dieudonne. Herbert G. Ogden, Miss
Dorothy B. Lair, Mrs. Annie Elliott Mrs
F. W. Kean Miss Annita NJ. Wright. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas H. Taylor, MIR. John E.
| Hughes, and Mr. C. l. Hardcastle.
The times., 1899-07-23

White P K Skirts that were
reduced to So. so are to CT h2
go at .-.--.-.-..... .......
The times., 1899-07-23

Mrs. John Russell Young. widow of the
former Librarian OF Congress, is visiting
The times., 1899-07-23

Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bolte are the guests
at Atlantic City of former Councilman H.
n. Bolte.
The times., 1899-07-23

Mrs. Ethan Allen Hitchcock. wife of the
Secretary of the Interior. who remained
abroad at the time OF her husbands return
from Russia to accept the Cabinet port
folio. is now in Brussels. She expects TO
come to Washington before the official sea-
son begins. siI'rla
The times., 1899-07-23

White P K Skirts tina; were re-
.l,o,;.as dnesd to S. all now SI.OS
The times., 1899-07-23

Mrs Mary NJ Cooke has gone to johnson
City, Tenn, to visit the family of former
Coy. Robert TAYLOR
The times., 1899-07-23

White P K Skirts that were re-
duced to sI.So are now GyYo
marked P'aS
The times., 1899-07-23

for final clearance.
The times., 1899-07-23

At the dinner and reception given re-
Gently in Paris by the American Ambassa-
dor 10 former President and Mrs. Harri-
son. Miss Porter, whose fancy it is TO wear
green toilets on all important occasions,
was gowned in water of the Nile crepon
sol and jeweled embroidery, the combina-
tion arranged by Worth. Miss Porter is
noted for the variety and beauty OF the
green tints that form her costumes, each
of which seems more in charming contrast
than the other TO the clear radiance of her
complexion and the deep coloring of her
eyes.
The times., 1899-07-23

Mrs. Theodore A. Havemeyer has an
nounced that the marriage of Miss Dora
Hayemeyer to Lieutenant Commander
McR Winslow. U. S. ~, will take place at
Friedheim, the Newport residence Of the
Havemeyers. late in the autumn. Lieuten-
ant Commander Winslow bas been selected
by Rear Admiral Sampson as his flag lieu
tenant, 10 succeed Lieutenant Commander
S. A. Staunton, ordered on special duty.
The times., 1899-07-23
LANSbJRGH & BRO.
P K Skirts
and Paraso1s
Sacrificed! !!

and such price slashing will cut
deep into cost, thus giving you an
opportunity to buy Skirts and
Parasols at about half price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
SAYS IT'S A "COLD FLOODED LIE.v
CAPTAIN ARMSTRONG DENIES THAT ANY
ONE INDUCED HIM TO BRIBE NURSES
FOR DELEHANTY

Another meeting Of the committee OF the Board
of Trustees OF the Sailors Snug Harbor appointed
10 Investigate the charges brought against Com
mander Daniel Delehanty. the governor OF the in
stitution was held yesterday afternoon In the Of
fee OF the institution. at No 81 Nassau-st.
Captain G. y. Armstrong. a retired sea captain
and an inmate OF the harbor. and Horace Sher-
man an assistant nurse In the hospital Of the har-
nor and a patient both testified in favor OF Gov
ernor Deiehanty +. w. Gates the hospital barber.
also testified in favor OF Governor Delehanty and
sa,d great Improvement had been made In the run
Ming Of the Institution under his MANAGEMENT
" Drscnll testified that on the night OF sep
,ember Governor Delehanty was sober. one OF
the nurses at a previous meeting said that GOV
ernor Deehanty had come into the hospital drunk
thai night. ,.,- -. o.,,
All the members OF the committee were present.
Governor Delehanty and Lewis l. Delaheld. counsel
for the committee. were also present at the meet
ing which was held behind closed doors
Captain Armstrong, when asked yesterday about
the charge that he had been induced to try TO
bribe nurses Of the hospital OF Sailors Snug Har-
Dor TO testify favor OF the Governor, said that
the accusation cold blooded lie"
II was asked about this by Mr.. Delafeld before
the committee" he added. land said then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
YONKERS.

Two Yonkers policemen. John Cahil and Henry
Cooley yesterday arrested two desperate men,
Cooley had been informed by the towerman of the
New-York Central Railroad near Glenwood that
three suspicious looking men had passed up the
tracks Cooley met Cahill at Ashburton and War
burton aves and informed him just before the
three men approached. They did not answer some
questions. and Cahil seized one Of the men by
volver in Cahilrs face and exclaiming; Release
me or I'll blow your head off" Cahill drew his
pistol and fired, but missed and the man ran down
Ashburton-ave. at top speed. The officer followed,
and the fugitive stopped the Nepperhan Bridge
and threw his revolver In the wafer He turned
and exclaimed: Don't shoot; I'll go with YOU"
At Warburton- officer Cooley grabbed another
man, who also broke away. Cooley fired at the
man and the bullet struck dark lantern which
fhe man held. cutting off thumb Of his left hand.
Cahills prisoner said he John Mayer. printer.
The other man said he was George Smith, an iron
worker. twenty-seven years old, Of Mount Vernon.
The third man escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
RTCHNOND'S RIGHTS DENIED.
ONLY $4,000 RECEIVED. WHEN $1,000
WAS DUE. IT IS ALLEGED.

ONLY S20.ODO RECElN ED, WHEN H'lV"
WAS DUE. IT is ALLEGED.
The Richmond Borough School Board met last
night There was n large attendance OF teachers
and others interested in the schools The mem
bers Of the Board were all present except two.
President Burke presided The Committee on
Finance presented report, which reviewed at
length the proceedings Of the Board Of Estimate
and Apportonment of the Central School Board
and the Controller in relation to the appropriation
Of money for Richmond Borough
The Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. the
report said appropriated enough money to run the
schools. The committee in charge OF the appropria-
ton in control of the Brooklyn members. 1t
would appear that when this committee reported
the amount given the whole city by the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment sufficient. and the
committee was directed to file with the Controller
the division of the money among the boroughs.
After the meeting OF the Central School Board il
was found that this had not been done and that
the other boroughs had suffered to the benefit OF
Brooklyn. Richmond's share of Broogyn's benefit
At a special meeting Of the Central Board held
three days after one at which the action taken.
the report continued. the motion was reconsidered
and the detailed apportiOnment recalled from
the Controller. The reconsideration was passed by
a vote Of 70 to :. An opinion from the Corporation
Counsel holds that the recall was legal and that
the Board had right to recall IT.
Now the Richmond Board asserts that IT is o,iy
a question of bookkeeping, and that despite the
Corporation CounseIs opinion ConrolIer Coler 5
books still show the original detail appropriation
filed. They should show il is alleged. the detailed
appropriation filed subsequent 10 the recall: The
amount in dispute has not been paid out to Brook
Ign, but is retained in the Controllers office. The
revised assignment Of moneys between the bor-
oughs gave Richmond the fun amount and II
should now be credited with $1,000 balance, more
of the so coo, II appears on the books
The Board adopted the report of the committee.
passed by the School Board OF Queens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOV. II. 1890.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. NOV. H. 1890
ARRIVED
United States transport Sedgewick from Havana passed
in Sandy Hook 1910 m
steamer staatendam Dutch Bonjer. Rotterdam No
vembe- and Boulogne 2. with mdse l2T cabin Sos
seerage passengers the Holland America Line Arrived
a the BAR at m
steamer tschland Ger Scherhors Hamburg Octo-
Der y In ballast Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar
steamer rurlis,an d3r) Patton Bussorah October H.
Adrn Is suez q Port said q and Agers 49, with
10 Norton & son. Arrived at the Bar at 4:I5 y m.
seame< Prns Wlem Dutch. Sorgrdrager, Para
marble october % Demerara "a. Trinidad q Curapano
Cannnna and Guanta 80 la Gunyra 81, Curacao No
venber g. Jacmel Aux Cages l. Port Prince s.
with rndse and cabin passengers TO Kunharut Co Ar
lived q Bar at . p m
steamer Allegheny obj, Lowe. Savania October 81
carthagena November =. Port Llmon and Kingston T..
Win rd,e and cabin passengers TO PIN Forwood a.
Xsiiock Arrived al the Bar at ll:i m. 18th
steamer I1ler (Nor) Kars Port Antonio and Port Maria
,,ayernber 7 and Monteso Bay =. with fruit 20 NJ
cebailos a co. Arrived at the Bar at m
s,nsmer Herman Wode Jarlsberg tNorl KJerland Tam
w Arrived Al the Bar at 80 IN.
STEAMER Mexico. Mcintosh Havana November ii, with
- ana 40 cabin passengers 10 James Il Ward Co.
Arrived At the Bar at 10 a IN. ,,. 49,,
e,aarer San Marcos Young. Galveston November b..
III r,rsc and passengers G n Mallory a. Co
Steamer Kncktrbocker, Post New Orleans. with mdse
10 ] T Van Sickle. - ,-.,., >,-....A.- =, LII.
t. ard messengers 70 G II Mallory q Co.
a,samer Jenerron, Hulphers Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Goidsboro French Philadelphia with mdse to
shlp Tam q shanter. OF Portland. Ballard. Hong KONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
ROCKEFELLER FIGHTS ASSESSORS.
A WRIT OF CERTIORARI FOR MOUNT PLEAS
ANT AND SETTLEMENT IN
NORTH TARRYTOWN

Justice Wilmot NJ Smith. in the Supreme Court
Brooklyn Monday application OF counsel for
John d. Rockefeller. granted 2 writ Of certiorari
directed TO J. Hatfield Newman, Ira Nodine and
Patrick Sinnott. Assessors OF Mount Pleasant
Township Wcstchester County. The writ is re-
turnable before Justice Barnard at Poughkeepsie
on December 3
The new Assessors. in stead OF complying with
the order Of the Court. made after two years Of
litigation paid no attention 10 1t this year. and
assessed tho property for about $500 more than
the value fixed by the courts Two Instances cited
by Mr. Rockefellers lawyers grievance day,
where property equal in value to his and assessed
lower. were the lands owned by Ira Nodine and j.
Hatfield Newman two of the Assessors
AT the regular meeting Of the North Tarrytown
Trustees last evening President John Weber re-
port ed that he had settled the Rockefeller cases
against he village by agreeing 10 the following re-
ductions: See farm, reduced from 5000 to $40
Law farm reduced from 81. 500 10 $1,000; Horton
farm reduced from 81 900 to 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

1913 days. with mdse to Won Pustau; vessel to +
F' sandy HOOK J. Nov A. $50 m-wind east mod
Steamer Moncam (BD shals London oeo9eT s .sns
mdse TO the Atlantic Transport Line Passed FIRE s'a
sqPPoFS o"fqa SsPS to- wam Clyde
Co. Passed in Sandy Hook at $40 m.
SAILED.
STEAMERS Trave Gen for Bremen. via Southampton
uein Nor philadelphia Herman Ws6e sS S25Soefe
Nor Peh .r Am 5sSpo TE News W 81 P@so
cmanche Charleston and S9M Beyernon
SNorj Inagua, ETC. Ethiopia G3D. Glasgow.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov 15-Arryed steamer Lain Ger.
Pohle New-York for Bremen passed Hurst Caste al
Bristo Xov i4-Aryed. Bath City Gr) Jones
NswTYork a lis m-Passed steamer Lain Ger.
P6Sic New-Y6rk for southampton and Bremen c.,..u
Kinsale Nov 14-Passed, steamer Cuhc 'br)' oaVeh'
yny 14Psssed steamers Marquette m Gates
New-York for London Patra "er' frohlich' o'''
Bremen Sov 14-Arryed. steamer Darmstadt (Ger)'
" Antwerp Nov i2-Arrived Noordand es'.
Smsterdam Nov is-saled Cluden D Trat-
'G Hayrs Nov ls-Arrved steamer Lv Nor) Rasmussen.
Bouognc Nov H. mArriyed steamer Rotterdam
Dutch Van der Zee. New-York for Rotterdam. and
BoTdSaax Nov ii-saled steamer Panama m cuFe
oporo. Nov s-salled Dona Maria POro' Jen-
~! Madeira. Nov e-saied. steamer Frieda ODD Barclay
Wars@Illes Nov 14-Arrived steamer Victoria Obj
Bridges New-York for Leghorn etc. l'h sailed steamer
Patra (Fr). Bourge New-York . D
Naples Nov l1-Sailed steamer Archlmede utaD
Orengo New York.
Malta. Nov 6-Passed. steamer Montauk OBJ Thomp-
SON New-York for Alexandria. etc
Aeiers Nov ll--Arrved. steamer Birchtor (Br), Bel
Ieine New-York FOR Alden. Singapore. etc.
Patras Nov 7-saned. steamer Ragusa Auso. Scoop
inch New York .
Soy ar sc usssss s syTp lisbon u'o sa Ts
Steamer Pawnee (Br). Cartwright New-York.
Perrin Nov iO-Passed. steamer Strathgye tBr' Cum
mings New-York for Hong Kong.
Colombo Nov S-Sailed steamer Auchenarden (Br)
Peat from Calcutta. New-York.
Singapore Nov l4-Arrved previously. steamers Asams
lt5r, Rement New-York for Shanghai; Catania (Ger)
Rode NeN-York FOR Hong Kong. etc.
Melbourne Nov 1O-Arrived. steamer Leitrim (BD
MeeIestuc New York via 81 Vincent. c V
Santos Nov 11-sailed. steamer Ragusa CGer) fo
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
EX.MAYOR GLEASON ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND USING
ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. HE HAS Diff


ABUSIVE LANGUAGE. HE HAS Diff
Guilty IN GETTING HIMSELF BAILED.
Patrick Jerome Gleason, eX-Mayor of old Long
Island City, found himself behind bars last night.
a prisoner in the Seventy fourth Precinct.
his own Second Precinct. The arrest made
little after o'clock by Peter Kelly. precinct de-
tective. The warrant issued by Magistrate
Smith on the application and oath Of Magistrate
Edward j. Healey. Assault and abusive language
are charged. II is set forth that on october Is. in
the heat OF the political campaign. in which Mr..
Gleason was running for Assembly, with the OBJ
Iect Of defeating the regular Democratic ticket in
the borough, ne had a collision with Magistrate
1Iealey in Borden-ave.. and laid violent hands on
the complainant and called him vile name The
arrest was not unexpected.
Mr. Gleason was at taken to the police sta
tion He offered to go upon his own bond or to fur
nish other bondsmen. Sergeant Webster refused
20 accept bail and directed that Mr.. Gleason be
taken into cell.
search was made for a city magistrate ana
for q time none could be found. Mr.. Gleasons
friends became possessed of the idea that the ab-
sence Of a magistrate was prearrarged' a seaIc. u.
ing PARTY sent Flushing found Guy Maesl.d
ConnortOn his home. lie al once JOuIueyeu W
Long Island City and accepted bonds In SlVO rom
Thomas Hopkins. Mr.. Gleason was then released.
The excitement attending the arrest ana ms belIe
II is said IS troubled with heart disease. After ne
had been locked up DR. Bunster, his physician:
was summoned. The doctor found him in bad
way and he ordered Mr. Gleason removed from
the cell, and this was complied with
1t is alleged by some that the arrest was "a
biunder. Mr.. Gleason is prisoner now, and is
ment arising OF verdict against him in a suit
for SANDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

mans taste is for light and anothers is for heavy
beer / do think a law. a United States law, not
to be evaded should be enacted making II Impossible
70 use awning but hops grain and water in the
manufacture of beer. ~ - - .Aor
country is purer beer brewed than in the United
States There is no other food product In which
there is as little adulteration. ,
Senator Mason submitted TO the witness formula
OF the standards Of beer adopted by the German
Government and Mr.. HUpfel. who sat beside Mr..
Ljppe said that II was to all intents and purposes
the formula adopted by the brewers in the United
States. ,r- 49,,
mony and the committee adjourned until to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
CROKER'S TRIP TO ENGLAND.

SURE TO SAIL. HE SAYS. BEFORE THE END
OF THE MONTH.
Richard Croker at the Democratic Club last
night said he was sure to sail for England before
the end of this month He would not tell the exact
date OF his departure from the city for reasons Of
his own AS to the plan for raising 10000 from the
Tammany organization to pay off the mortgage on
the Parnell estate in ireland, Mr.. Croker said 1t
was sure TO go through The district leaders would
money would be raised without trouble. Mr.. Croker
spoke as confidently as If he had the money in his
pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
FORGER ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov. IA (SpeciaD.-William Mcdonald.
alias Humphrey. alias Brown arrested on
Saturday night by detectives for passing forged
check for {l2 upon Charles Moritz a tailor. Ac-
cording to his own statement he has committed
many forgeries and already has spent half Of his
years in prison Most OF the forgeries he says
he committed in Rochester, Syracuse and Buffalo
His first forgery Of any Importance was at Buff
falo in 1885 There he signed the name OF the
Mayor OF Buffalo, Philip H. Becker. to q check
for $4,000. He was sentenced and served a term
Of four years, being liberated In 1892. He also
served time in Syracuse for passing four checks
there. He was released in 1895 and came here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
MOUNT VERNON.

Robert ]. brady. formerly foreman OF clinton
.Jook and Ladder Company died early yesterday
otter a long illness. Mr. brady was about fifty
wears old. and was in the undertaking business in
Tbird-ave Manhattan. He leaves a widow and
eight children. ,..,. -. W.
so North Fourth-ave, reported to the police yes
terday that his place Of business was entered on
ransom and secured nearly $1,000. Six hundred
dollars Of the money was in gold and the remainder
in hills Kleitzen did not discover the loss until
Yesterday. The police think they are on the track
~ he thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
ADULTERATIoNs OF BEER DISCUSSED.

The United States Senate Committee Manu-
features investigating authorizations OF food prod
ucts resumed its hearings yesterday in the Hotel I'm
perial ]. Christian Hupfel. brewer at No 29 East
Thirty -eighth-st.. the first witness called Re-
plying Senator Mason he said he pre-
servatives antiseptics in beer put up for imme-
diate consumption The materials from which his
beer is made are hops malt. corn and homny. He
no rice
To a direct question Mr.. Hupfel said he would
not object 10 the United States regulating the
manufacture OF beer 10 the extent OF prohibiting
the use OF any ingredients detrimental 10 the ubc
health.
Henry T. Lippe. Of the Elias Brewing Company
Government standard for beer.
Il think" he said. that would be foolish I
favor a law restricting the materials used 10 grain
and hops Whether the beer contains degree
more or less Of alcohol seems to me mmaterial. One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

say now. that when the charge was made had NOT
seen the Governor for two weeks. This lnvestgd-
ton has never been a subject Of conversation be-
tween the Governor and myself As you know,
Evans the nurse testified before the committee
that | had tried this bribery. The charge is he
Of the deepest dye and 1t might well be put with
Evans's whole affidavit of lies
drunk at the hospital is cold blooded liar These
tempt of Ex-Governor Trask Captain Norton and
the Marine Society TO throw out Governor Dele
hanty and get Marine Society man In as governor
BY usinp the nIIrseS as tools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Horse Show. Madison Square Garden.
Moneux trial before Recorder Golf.
Nineteenth Century Club. Waldorf-Astoria, $50
p IN.
evening.
Lecture by DR.. F. II. Sykes Room No q. Cooper
Union p. m.
Alleyne Irelands lecture, Cooper Union. 8 p. m.
Lecture by the Rev DR.. Charles William Stubbs
on Milton and the Purtans," Lyceum Theatre
$50 D. m.
Blue Pencil Club blue tea No 9 spruce-st.. to
p. m
American Pet Dog Show Waldorf-Astora p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
PORT CHESTER.

x,rs stenben 7, Marshall. wife OF Assistant Post
r,aster Marshall died at her home, in Columbia
ave. on Monday night. She was Miss Hoyt' OF
rive and was born in that village thirty-four years
ago The funeral will be held at her nome Io-io,Oa
row the Rev II. w. hunt OF the NoHei's"'
Church. officiating ,..,u NJ prrrdaga
Mrs Jennie c. Brundage: wife OF H. NJ BruhuSge;;
q voung woman well known here, dleu
on Monday afternoon. She was the daughter OF
w NJ Rich, OF Byram Shore Inc fuleral VII,
he held in the Presbyterian Church to-morFo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Tha election expenses of Miss Bertha Eoitn
,,r,a,,a Rerhert the successful Republican can
djdate for School Commissioner in the Second DIS
trict were 1926 81.
John j. Sloane who was reelected 10 the as
sembly on the Democratic ticket in the Isl DIS
tr,ct fled his statement of expenses IN the county
C,erk,s Office Yesterday showing that his election
cost him Sis DR. John A. Schaffmeister,, sNG
publican Coroner-eect. spent 500 90 w li LIAM -
finch defeated Democratic candidate for coroner
az Peekskih states that his expenses amounted 10
Sio7 50 His running mate. Colonel Edward j.
Mitchell, spent s6l5 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
afternoon.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Relief Engine Company is moving from It's ola
,,,or,ors IN the CITY Hall to a building at No. 10
Tawt n-st owned by Adam Kistinger where II VIII
probably remain until the new fire headquarters in
Church-st Is built. , ,
The next meeting Of the Common Council Will not
he held until Tuesday, November p, when S59'5p
IN bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness are to be
sold II is likely that the question Of a FRANCHISE
Cor the New York eStchester and Connecticut
traction Company will also come up at this meet
t,c~