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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

THE SEATTLE PO6T-M
1oR 8GUT-1U0SHBmDO 0OO0A
FOR hEET-E5egzasIy furnished rooms.
80 and vpway1ss hsfhs. steam heat He
lei Fsrwuson. Front sn1 seneca Mn
Ferguson. psoprssfsss
YTRST-CLAeg furnished rDonsUr snA -
per dsy. no AMI go PEI vel. cztsfor-
MIA sosDs. corner Fourth ana Assn-
NEWLY furnssssd rom win board for
two genbem<s. cheap, teaspoons ana
hath n house si7 Madison street
HOTEL. BRONSON. - FRS avenue:
good elevator: rooms augt< or en- suite.
Iew rates Den Crane. manager.
cAYRoLI.ToN hotsi. oces1snsss avenas.
Main ssreefs rconnA y. -. y cents per
day. Mrs.. Johnson
LARGE furnished front room. suitable
for ons or two gentlemen. references.
&c Fourth avenue
VICTORIA Hotel - Nicely Furnished
rooms. single or en- suite. overlooking the
bay; low rates.
HOTEL SAVOY, a. First avenue. fur.
nished rooms. Sc and up. convenient 20
trains and bos.s-
near YA1ger: nicely furnished rooms. y
week snd ~
JEAHITA Hotel: strictly nrs, class. cen
zzzA Pike
adults only. Apply 2Di Second. corner
vfrgfnta.
sNooUALNIE Hotel. Pike and rhird
Rates. &c. &c. Tic; free bus John H.
HiiyeY.
HOTEL YORK. First avenue and PIE;
arst-class rooms and board ~ - per
week
NICELY furnished room In private fam-
ny; gentleman preferred ~ Madison st.
FOR nice. clean furnished rooms, close
IN. 90 70 Ills Third avenue. near Pike,
HOTEL yESDoME. isls F.rs, avenue:
hs'-clsss rooms ~ the Gay or week.
FOR RENT-s7: nicely furnished room fos
gentleman 90 Columbia street.
FURNIsHED room: new house; modern
conyensences. 20 Broadway.
ELEGANT Furnished rooms; reasonable
7E Third avenue: central
BisAckAoN Hotel - Furnished sooma
cheap. lziI5 FIRST
frRNIsHED rooms for housekeeping.
3Is First avsnus
DELIGHTFUL room: stationary wash
stand. Az James.
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FOX HESJ-Elegsnt rooms. Weed hotel.
~ Ffrr avenue.
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Fifth and Yeasr.
EIRNIbhED ana uofurntoned rooms.
SAH PtfSs avenue.
ELEcTROzOSE cures: frss sampis. 1914
FIRST avegue.
i-
bia street
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CONTINENTAL, JeHA FIRST; rooms, 75c
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F.ENIsHED room; gas. bath. heat Ns
Fourth.
FCRSfaHED rooms. 10 Twsntiefh ave-
nue..
FOW REST-CyYCMN1SaE aOONS.
str~e, 10 rssponsibie marty ~isho,s rhiis
frsn
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FOR REST-Three unfurnished rooms
and bath. Apply ~ Piks street
Y0n wgNr-aOuSga
Ep ss Ia - ,s,S -, ,o ~ .... 'os.
rDrfns ready for living fSzkSfsfs f<ff.
ing. price s3G l-t4 Nad,son street rear
entrance Cali AZ once cofnfortatls
home FOR YOU
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room house Izn Elshfxensh svsr,ss "a,
mAilyDu ktTTSts Fflereuesss inquire room
~ colman building
t,ot, uvHr uo,,.~~ "a on.,.u... att a.
c.,,oos wstit.r Ha,nsr ne,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
NEW YORK CITY

Christopher collins formerly captain Of the PARK
police. living M 80 isl East Sevonty-thrd-st. IS
"a, ,he Presbvtcrian Hospital suffering from shock
and bruises received by being run into by a team
~ horses attached 90 mail wagon late on Satur-
dav rl-ht Collins was crossing Third-ave at
sovcnty-third-st when he was run into by the
horses which were driven by Walter Packcnham.
Of SO s3 West Thir'y-eiehth-st. According 10
Io,lc,ma Missmacher. who arrested facK'n"am'
there Is a down grade an this point and the driver
was unable 10 stop his team quick enough TO pre-
vent The accident Packenham was released IN A''
bonds AT Yorkville Court yesterday.
4 now window was unveiled before large con-
creation at St. Thomas chapel sixtieth-st' be
tween Second and Third ayes. yesterday morning.
DR. John Wesley Brown rector Of 81 IhomaS :
Protestant Episcopal Church. conducted the Sc
vice. The window IS III" gift OF the NorK'nsmeH
club OF s. Thomass chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
ALL FAIL TO 1DENTlt I .
MANY VISITORS AT THE MoK''h No0N
AT THE DISMEMBERtD
FEMALE BODY.

-., s,,.,-ar visitors al the Morgue yes
e.~., .o whom were shown the parts
,..,,,,,.. rel b.dy Of the mysteriousiy muir
o 81" $3.50. ers. mar, n which was found in
o.'' ..t... I'm, no Identification was
1,l..,..ro s.reean, Davis was In charge Of
...,s 80 .ro body ~ The Morgue yesterday IN
49, e..~.,,, roh- rorgensen called with his VILE
--a tgo .,,5 Detective Davis that his sister
t-..o -.yertv-tareo years old. had been "''SS"'S
from bis home ~ - 80 kroyH-aV'.'
1o,r Island for three weeks. lie uhd"'@'ooN '.
&c.. -... .,,,, with ID mar who had deserted
H.. SAID .h. man had been seen about MS
,,.,.l p..,..s recently. and he hal had friends 20
= the man. nut they could not learn rom MI"
""''' . . .ro murdered yoman's body
'''N- ' -, MIN. no that of his sister Elsie
.,, .s-,s - the body. hut said he could
i. 80" ,11..teoa.ior lie said that The pro
,,,..ions were the same as his sisters on leaving
3D.. liorgue DO said that no would = % 'n' ''
police Of Jamaica ana s'' '''''
10 tell "h'i' "'S SS. , -,o- 5~ove I'D
y ".''. t ,rer a1sh,inr thoy told the
y. 49,, 80 AK win any one They went into
Inc Morguc and told Detective DAVIS u''' q "'"'
friend o. 'h'lF7 VINO am ~,.,. s.,a their
~ months ago had dsappe'r'.' $1,000
friend name W." ,sa. ..o noJv IN the Moreue
'e' ''' ~. .h.,- .-iond She had DIS
- thov said under peculiar circumstances
about four weeks ago. and has not bee" n','u
from since She had been hvlnR WI" "'. ~
49,, ,,ho eaid she was Miss Nay 'ole, ana
49,, t ii,.ea ~ 40 s5 West Eighty-fourth-st
that sne HNeu al we , ,.~ ,a,oo Tho
,oro,r .xarn,ned the body closely. but said II WAS
r,, - ,oaLe an identification.
aa,,.1 a., the Morgue very late in the
afternoon Tho man looked At at The BODY O''
roel,iyelv refused to say anything
pv-.'''''. co-.o,- ccbni,tncrger's command
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT of NEW-TORK SUNDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1890
ARRIVED
steamer Ia Ges,. eu~ o'D. simon. IIa're october
,.l f,s.. aul ua.s.ngcr- fhe ''mpagni~ Generate
Tran .atlanii44e Passed in sandy Hook AZ 1905 m
MaAsIam ilu'DAl. Potter. r. fet'lAn 'f toter
s.se and f.fsrenE-r- fh~ Holland America Line
fa--..i u Sandy fl..a az $50
Steamer LANDAU ,Ir ilin. carey. swanson october
james Af..u ~ 60. Passed in sandy Hook at 1928
steamer Mearm.uee fnu Robinson. London October
Line ine.-d .n SANDY n .nk ~ 4" 81
Irlrs Frederick Hendrix 'bufchl. Won der
Glot Iarauarho september q. Ilemefafa % Trnilal
49, taflttu, - 'uuhna p. Ia GuhJra -. Porto
,tIsll. 3d. curacao October o. Jh'nel B. Aux 'nAes q
arl }. rf.tl Prince % with ut." and passengers 20
kunhnflf A. Arrived AZ fhr Bar AZ II o.
-f,4n,f J. f.lU'. 'itanlIl Juchsrt lie ! days
vim lumber 81, yellow Pine Lumber Company
st~am.f t.is q Philadelphia curry. Baltimore. with
steamer O.l d. ulnnn Tapic, Richmond and Norfolk
p.ft fr.i... and ras.susrrs o. pl Dominion Ss 90
Steamer ,i.i- flf. French. Philadelphia with miss
.f.i ,a.s.rr,fr O.. William = CLYDE q 60.
SANDY q Ok o.f 10 $50 IS mt southwest
l,.l.'. ,lear tly h.zy m shore.
SAILED
Steamers ru.nelis r. n,luu.rc. - Andrews U0
Artsert Sew rk Wilmington s. o. ana Georgetown.
.t tltri hester Nfrl anchored iu 'iraNr-. nl
pa,l. l.n,.f.Nn N.rfplk nrl Newport Ne"a
~HE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Queenstown Oc, - - a m-Sailet. steamer Etruria
,Br Fergus n from Liverpool. tor New York
London Oc, i6-saned. steamers Manhattan (Br).
Pssrce New York. Marquette lBr, Oates New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
BP00ELyy WOMAN ROBBED.

Ringhamton. y y. oct. Is (speciaD.-Mrs VIII
Can, y Popo Of Brooklyn. says she has been
robbed ~ bag containing $3.50. all the money she
,,ossessod az the Lewis House. She came TO THIS
c,tv 10 contest a WILL having turned all her avail
able property into cash FOR ne IHTp.se. me
,ror., vas depO-fed with tho clerk 81 the motel
and 4hcn she called for the bag It was found 70
cca',,air rafir0ad time tables The clerk was miss
,g fbarles A Tabor a lawyer. OF Brooklyn, was
e., once Informed, and every effort is being made
10 trace the missing clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
AMATEUR RECORDS BRoKEN.

Brock,on Mass oct. l5F X Young u no
Monarch cycle club. yesterday defeated f. v
German OF the Campello Bicycle club. Ia q Twelve
hour race al the BrocktJu track by u lO-ll miles
German led ny 20 the fourth hour, when Young
took the lead and held u 20 the finish. Amateur
records were established from Nifty miles up. The
distance covered WAS POI miles. lt2r yards one
md 30 srconlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
vJcruf or LocKJlw ~ MOUNT VERNON

John Reancy. eighteen years DID, died Yesterday
in the Mount Vernon Hospital from !oclja". caused
from injuries sustained while gathering chestnuts
a week ago With number OF companions ne
climbed 20 lie ioumO-t branches % tree IN Cor
.nr,n Manor and while reaching out 70 grasp an
extra large burr lost hs balance ana ien nratiy
forfv feet striking on fence and breaking MS
arms and legs lie suffered intense agony and
three DAYS ago lockjaW set In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
ov INTEREST TO wuEELMEN.

Tho scheduled runs and entertainments Of the
Royal Arcauum Whoolmen are as follows
October 22-City Island. twcnty-four miles. Leave
clubhouse $50 q. sharp
October 2+-Amity viile. cave clubhouse - q. H.
boulevard 20 Circle 90 Elghth-aye. 10 Twenty .
sixth-st to Firet-avc.. 10 ferry AT Twenty iird
october ls-Opening reception. Music dancing
and refreshments
November 6-"Tramp" smoker.
November 22-Anuual entertainment ana BAL al
Lexington Avenue opera House.
November 2S-Thanks giving Eve reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

did you say the young man who has proposed
You Us "a miliiOnaire2' asked the trust magnatc
yes / have had y all explained 20 mo. she
answered HIS resources amount to just about
d million"
We'll / suppose II would be wrong to snub him
We must remember that IN this great and glorious
country poverty Is no disgrace. "-(Washington
Star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
If FL1Nrs FNE FURNITURE
BRASS BEDS

"ShNSd bUgW
and naie a sunshine IN 4 Skatp tIafe.
our new designs are as cheering as a puIst OF
srushine.- rooms need no longer n" darK
Farh &c atted for some particular style ~ fur-
nishing. They range in price from Sl.p 10
$225VD Simple Colonial Louis Ky. OF ~ l. o.
signs Sore inlad with c"ored ena'n'i . r' ".o .h
u'f,h ,cood ran.l4 are very effective. The rl'h
rf@ct Of the wood is heightened, and together
thev form an admirable combination 81 c9or
tones our Egyptian and Empire d"S'siS ~ 1'',
t-,r,,soan .inish with the characteristic Creek
ornamentation give a room superby quaint
air. .,,.1 hroee
besides. are our white cnameled' prass
trimmed beds. from - - odd Bureaus. chiito-
nlars. ETC. as Inexpensive as you please ""eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

The Committee on Legislation and Rights OF
Wheemen of the Associated cycling Chps Oh New
York has been successful I'm It's efforts 20 regulate
=, Soma degree the sprlnkling Of the asphaltcd
streets generally used by wheelmen The ofhcers
Of the Street Sprinkng Association and the COM
missioner Of Street Cleaning compiled WIN sus-
gesons made by the committee. and agreed 10 pro-
mote I'm every possible way The safety ana comfort
Of wheelmen. dry strip viii hereafter De l'it ior
wheolrncn on the main thOroughiar"s. II th'se ar
rangernents arc neglected or violated ~" A.
ISOLATED cycling clubs wish 70 be Immediately IN
formed thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

Hereafter Toledo schoomarms must not appear
IN the school rooms with abbreviated bicycle skirts.
This the Interpretation that has been placed ny
tho Board on one % the rules referring 90 the i"-
quiremenf that teachers dress neatly and modesfly.
The new order has caused mucn comment among
No young women, and some - them threaten Ic-
leiiiOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

Lord Edward Spencer Churchill has ridden
bicycle consistently ever since tho boneshnke
period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

To 10 away with the tool bag Western man
uses the interior Of the handle bars for holding the
BUMP oiler tire repair outht. wrench. etc. Tho
pump IS telescope with recess In the plunE"r for
the repair kit The oilor and tool KIT holder are
made IN combination Each grip is made with a
bayonei clutch that locks the corIespo narg t'lr-
scOped outrt The rest Of the interior OF he handle
bar may be used 10 carry supply ~ carbide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

Milwaukee whee'men are 20 Doe congratulated on
having secured concession from the sireetcar
companies whereby disabled bicycles VIII be car
ried on streetcars on payment u ii small carrying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
MOUNT VERNON.

The appeal Of Mayor Edwin ". Fiske from the
decision Of Judge Dykman declaring Thomas H.
Hodge was legally elected Register OF Westches,eF
County, will be argued before the Appellate d.
vision OF the Supreme Court. in Brooklyn. on tues
day morning Roger NJ. Sherman will appear Tor
Mayor Fiske and Mr.. Hodge will be represented by
ex-Judge Isaac N Mills
On Friday OF this week the Westminster woman
Club will give a concert that will probably be q
successful affair and treat TO all lovers OF s0Do
music The artists who are 70 appear are M
Smock barytone Miss Sadie Milne, who VIII reH n
and recite and the Misses kieckhofer VINO WI
play the violoncello and piano. The eniertahfneh'
is 10 be held IN the cubrooms in Nillar9 nan
The second assembly ball Of the WestchesteI
County Wheemen on Friday night, was one OF ,ne
largest dances held I'm several years In this eIty'
more than a hundred couples being present ran
FAX Hall where the dance was held was oecora.e9d
with the club colors purple and white, and arouno
the hall palms and tropical plants were dstri2 D.
uted with artistic effect At an lntermisslon m
the dancing President W. n. C. Clark unfastene1
two sken cords that held large sop S
played "The Star spanged Banner the sphere
parted and liberated bevy Of white doves Whlch
new forth and scattered favors among the sues's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Surrogate Skman has granted testamentary let
tiers TO Jennie Schroeffc eXecurX of the estate OF
Barbara S. Coles Of Mount Vernon; to Aoram 5.
Underhill, executor OF the will OF David A Hol-
brook OF Osslning and TO Jennie B. Young. execu-
trix OF the will OF James Young Of White Pains
Letters Of administration have been issued 10
Frank Now,an the estate Of Julia A. Nowlah.
OF Ossinng and 10 Lizzie Purdy, on the estate or
Eugene Purdy. of Yorktown.
In the County Count, before Judge Smith Lent
Rafael MOTTO the ten year-old Italian boy burglar
OF Mount Vernon. whose exploits In robbng the
Italian banker in that city attracted so much at
tenton recently. pleaded guilty yesterday morn
Ing and committed TO the Catholic Protectory
al West Farms.
The special committee OF the Board OF SupeTvis-
ors appointed TO prepare plans for the addition
10 the county buildings. have requested archi-
tects living In this county 10 present designs for
the proposed building. from which the committee
will select three. To the author Of the best plan
thus selected will be awarded the work to the sec
ond best 500 and 10 the third $50. All drawings
must be delivered % the committee on or before
February a.
Justice Almet F. jerks presided at the usual
special term OF the Supreme Court In TINS village
yesterday. in place Of Justice NJ j. heogh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
NEW.ROCHELLE.

John Thompson forty-four years old. died yeste--
day morning at his home. No. 81 Charles-st He
was taken suddenly III Tuesday with scarlet
fever which developed into malignant form
He was born in Cumberland England. and came
10 this country fourteen years ago. He was
widower, and leaves two sons.
new choral club Of women has been organized
under the direction Of Mrs. W. c. Hepburn and
others The first rehearsal will be held in the
FIRST Presbyterian Church next Friday afternoon.
The residents Of Rochelle Park have organized a
lecture course to begin February 10. The lect-
urers are Nathan +. Barrett. on Landscape Ar
ehitecture"; BENJAMIN Z Smith. Ghosts Joseph
r Brown, jr. The Legal Status OF Women; Marc
Klaw Round About PLAYHOUSE; Ernst "A :
bert art as Applied to q Theatre, and Joseph
IT Brown, jr. Money"
row might 10 hear expressions Of public opinion on
the new city charter II has been submitted TO
the LEGISLATURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

Z The loves, temperature recorded yesterday at
the local Weather Bureau was at a. m, when 1t
was 13 degrees above zero. and the highest tenn
perature was recorded at o'clock last night AT
Which time mercury reached 26 degrees Ac-
cordine 10 the official report from the weather
Office the mercury will probably fal below S IS ae
grees tonight. and there Will probaoIy De sa'o
Blowing TO odd TO the discomfort. ,.,
Graycolcred clouds hung low % oyer erv tn Moment
10 threaten a fall Of snow. These clouds Were
only the vanguard Of the snowstorm that wds uae
~ 1esch here last night Persons who had occa,
sion 10 be out Of doors yesterday were thankful
for the hasty departure Of the gale mat CAM cam
yitb the cold snar The wind at one time reached
a velocity Of sixty-hye miles an hour, out SUI
denly died away soon after sunset on FRIDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. JAN. os 1896
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK SATURDAY. JAN. os. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Britannia (Br) Haddock. Liverpool January 10
and Queenstown 49, with mdse Al cabin and 50 seerase
passengers White star Line Arrived at the Bar at
s,eamer Ethiopia OBJ wadsworth. Glasgow January
IL and Neville 49, with mds. cabin and 40 Storage
passengers Henderson Bros. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer vizcania ORD. Mclean from Hun January
O. in ballast 70 II Winchester Co Is anchored at
steamer Thingvalla DAM. IAub. stettin January T.
and II passengers 10 Punch. Edge Co Ar
rived a the Bar at $50 n. -
Steamer Sasle Ger Blanke Bremen January II and
Southampton ls with mdse ~ cabin and 1903 storage
passengers Oelrichs Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Elise Marie (Ger) Reiners. Amsterdam Jan
sieppm s Kaiser Wilhelm II 0er. Hogemann. Genos
cabin and steerage passengers 10 Oerchs Co. Ar
rived at the BAR at io:45 n. "a
Proereso 70 and "a with mdse and Is PASSENGERS
10 James Y Ward Co Arrived az the Bar at e.i5 m
steamer Seneca Decker Centu.sos JTp s M 10
lanes u Ward Co. Arrived OF tte bsf AT ~
steamer GuyAndotte. DAVIS Norfolk ana Ne"p9r' news
with rndse and passengers 10 Old Dominion % 90
steamer Comanche Pennington. Jacksonville January
II ant 90 with mdse and passengers 10 VIII
lam + clyde CO. ~. . - 1,oxa, o.
7p Sand Hook y j. Jan 2s $50 mwind north light;
cloudy.
STEAMERS campsna CBr) for Liverpool. Bulgaria cen
usTbrrx. Aureta (Br). Trieste Colorado t5Ip nun.
Mesa5a Csr) London: La NorInanaie F59 , havss.
dan via Bouogne Trinidad C3r Bermuda Heiios lNoTl
phiiadeiphia; Assyrtan (Br. Glasgow: Cy OF Washnk
Ton Hsvsns Phsdephs I. Guays . e,e sort cera
cro etc: Nsw-York Turks Island s,e Alamo, Key "sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
SING SING.

Henry B. Hoag will lead the meeting OF the
Young PEOPLES Union at the Baptis; Church this
evening Christian Endeavor Day Will be observed
at the Presbyterian Church by the society Of that
name to-day.
Liberty Association. Junior order United Ameri-
can Mechanics Is making great preparations for
the weeks fair. which will be given in Mechanics
Hall, Central-ave.. February to IL
This village has a boy degenerate who can
match the MOTTO boy. Of Mount Vernon. The SING
Sing boy is Arnold Acker. about fifteen years old
who was arrested last summer for committing sew
eral burgaries and now, while under Indictment
and awaiting trial at the March term. having Deen
so fortunate as to be out on ball. commits anoIne'
burglary in entering the of Abraham Fin
burg and taking all the money that was lett IN the
I'll. which. however. did not amount 70 much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
PORT CHESTER

Mrs Anna Southland. wife Of W. d. SouthaTd
formerly OF Peekskl but who is now living at
Sound View Park. appeared before Justice Baruch.
IN Rye. yesterday and made a complaint that on
Tuesday her two noys Edwin and Thomas, two
and four years old res0ecjivey. had been abducted
from her horne IN her absence. Mrs. Souihard &C,
c,lscd Jacob Lorsch her husbands lawyer, ana
Psekskil OF taking the children and hiding them
and secured warrants for their arrest. the war
san,s have teen served and the defendants Will
have a hearing on Tuesday William kno~iton.
VINO is also accused Of having taken part IN tns
r,6oa nn'ng has gone 10 Cuba, and constables may
be- sent there 90 bring him back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29

ard cslvsston. Jamestown Norfolk and newport Ne"s
aic %ewror News and Richmond; Goldsooro
vanbattan C3r) London. Oneida. Whining
ton y c. ana Georgetown; > - Aoi'onua'N ~
ton; Tallahassee Savannah ..,,,ps
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
rlvernool Ian 27-salled steamers saint Quentin lBr)
s,abb. New-York; January -. lheaha 'D" ''h"''
New-York ..,,.. c, 1ou,.
Rande New-York passed Hurst Castle at 10 WI
Moy ,Id I1n 2SyS sar New ss York
scilly Jan 27-Passed steamer Ocean Dutcm' ny
gems, New-york for Antwerp .u,.. po.,o, CITY eBr,
RaIclay New-York FOR Bristol. ,.,
90 Dartmouth Jan 2s-Auiyed. steamer Alexandra
asgow Ian 2s-Arrved steamers Pomeranan (Br)
Falrfuii, NewYork; Furne@'ia OBJ harris nan,
Copenhagen. Jan 26-saied. steamer Noise V'''
copsnhasen Jan 2s-Arrived. steamer Hekla DAM
4miwerp Jan 2s-Saled. steamer Kensnston (Br>'
Hong Kong for New York 25h. arrived steamer 'enar'
new eBr, IRON. Yokohama etc Tor New OK Cav,
Na2.es Jan 27-saled. steamer Fuerst bismarck '"e''
Hofta Jan 26-Psssed. Aler (GeH' NeFieh'
Genoa. etc. for New-York. ,,.,,,, ,a,, Sorrnan
CAPE sparte Jan 27Pa.sed steamer Gienartney Br'
fn YokJ6 aa eif f9r Vega or
81 Vincent " Jan 24-ssiled. steamer Dunblane
O3r1 Farouhar Crom Nsw-YorO. Cape Town etc nav
'S lba Jan 27-Arrived steamer comerc Gr) Ken
Kobe Jan 2i-saiied, steamer Kenmore tB) Els
Ian 2s-Arrved previously. steamer Ser
ha C;er, Ostermann. New-York -,
santos Ian 24-Arrved. steamer British Prince lBr).
Sharp New-York 18th. sailed steamer LVoFho V'erp
R'o Jemeiro. jar 25-Arryed. steamer Ivydene Gr)
MMburn Buenos Ayrse fsr Ne%-tor c,r,s prime.
O5r) ord. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
WORKERS.

No. ,,suoI services viii be held In the Yonkers
churches to-day and the Rev. A H. Hothusen, or
the German Lutheran Church. having accepted
cali TO Grace Lutheran Church. Jersey CITY
heights Will preach his farewell sermon at the
The members Of the Yonkers Corinthian naGh'
Club assembled last night in the annex or tfoIy-
WOOD Inn and .nlOved the usual Saturday evening
refreshments and sociabilty -,
A ten al the Amackassen Club house was wen
attended on Friday afternoon. in spite OF the coiu
weather. va, r,~,.,-., C-,,,h
end on Tuesday night Of this week wheh oahce
rriu be