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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
THE INVITATION.

The city council last night adopted
the following resolutions:
"Resolved, That whereas, The First
United States Volunteer Cavalry,
known as the Rough Riders. in the
month of Septem Der, 1898, effected ar
organization known as the 'Rough
Riders Association, for the purpose
of perpetuating the Organization in
memory of their heroic deeds Of SER
vice rendered their country in the re-
cent war, and,
Whereas, At said organization au
thority was given to a committee con-
sisting IF Lieut.. Col. Alex o. Brodie,
Major o 81. B Jersey, Capt. r. 81.
Bruce ard Capt. r. B. Houston, to dee
ignate, name and locate time and
pl ace of no ding reunion of the Rough
Riders in the year 1899;
"NOw, therefore, be it resolved I hat
we the mayer, and city council Ut El
Paso, Texas, respectfully invite the
said committee and members of the
Rough Riders association to consider
the city of E, P--o. the place convent
ent and accessible for all the mem Sers
of ssid organ iz1ti"n, for the reason
that Ell Psso has seven railroad sys
TENS centering here. is convenient tt
the section of the Uoiied States fur
nishing the largest quota of Rough
Riders: that it is in the state in which
the rendezvous was ordered held oy
Col. Roosevelt, and is most accessible
ard has points of innovel and eter
tanning in it's imme dists vicinity and
surrOur dipgs. more than any Other
point that can be 10 entioned.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
INSURANCE.
FOR SALE

Business property payingS84O-year-
ly rental for $1,000. Has street 'front.'
age of over $50 feet, plenty of room to
enlasge, thereby yielding q greater in
come. Terms easy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05

10 lots on San Antonio street.
Is lots on East Overland street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05

Two nice building sites on N. Santa
Fe street for $500 each; easy terms.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Spccial-One only Green Mixed
Cancels Hair / ailor-Madc Suit, Jacket
silk lined. tight fitting, skirt pcrcalinc
liped, SIS 90 grad. $3.50.
Speaial-Fivs Suits in assortment.
Navy Blue. Black ana Green Mixed
Cloths, jacket silk lined pcrcainc lined
skirts. former prices $3.50 and $1,000,
now 5000.
Special One only. Venetian 'Tish,
Fitting Suit, JACKIE. ana skirt silk lined
throughout, $500 grade now $500.
Ecu. Tight Fitting and Fly From,
! ai!or Mad Suits. in Black and Navy
Blue Chcviots, jacket satin lined, skirts
rc;eaiinc lined, prize 5000.
Tight Fitting and Fly Front Tailor
Mas: Suits, 80 NcncIians, Tan and
I,ev Home SPuns, Jacket satin lined,
st..r rercaline lined, Prize $3.50.
Fly From, and Ugh, Fitting Suits, in
Ntne,iAns (ali eolorsl - Brown. Green
ana Grey Home Spuns, Black ana
Navy Bluc Cheviots with jacket silk
lin,d and ski-, Ftfcalinc lind. un
ma,chablc value. Prize SIS 90.
Blaok and Navy Blue Chevio, Suits
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Fer Mondav's special we quo,c two
very strong rAtt.cn' in Fancy Ribbons.
Fi,,, Let. ~ INCHES widc. SHRED
Taiic!a l2ihtcrs. worth 39c yard. our
rritc Nonjhv 25c yard. Coor>: Hello
iropc and Wlaic. Ela>k ans V hi,c. Blue
ana White Tutquois. Bloc. White and
Black Magician. Blue and White. Red
and White, Censs. Black AMI Whit.
and PINK, hl5sk and White.
Second Lot. i inches wide, Satin
Stripes Sh.,rci TaiIs,a Ribtons, in all
,he ptst,y collars, special Prize. 5Gc ya,d
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
DAINTY JEWELRY-Untlsual values in Pearl
Sets and eweed Ornaments for the wardrobe and toilet

Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, worth a, least
25c., our prise c. set.
Shirt Waist Sets in plain and carved
pearl, at 50. and 49,, worth more.
Witt: and Smoked Pearl Waist Sets,
with lhc new Pearl Beauty Pin, carved
and slain, worth 39c.. onr Price 25c. SET.
Pearl Beauty Pms, ) in set &c.,
worth 25c.
l5c Gol4 Wreall, ani Icvci,d Star
Collar Fins. Also Stitlins Silver ones,
soecial i@c.
Sterling Silver and Gold Plated Cuff
Pins AZ l9c., SO. and 50c. set.
BELT BUCKLES AND SHELL
GOODS We have Al extensive line o,
Bel, Buckles IL Cut Steel, Hard Enamel
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

BLACK WOHAlI2S AND SIClI- =
NS-Cur stock consists Of netting
but the best English GOODS which a.e All
soiutclY last color, non-orc.kiny. hieh
luStfouS finish OF silk. Havine boueh,
these at favorable time we arc cnablcd
to give YOU our usual Better fox thc
money.
MOHAlRS 3e-ineh w;ie, no tc,tcr
i as Good arc shown you for 25c and
&c. -Auo.htr numtcr. IS inch wide al
sc and sos. Gross Grain SiciEan. 4,
handsomo iatsic, 44-noh wiac, 59c
MIohair, this numher IS sceCia,iy sui,ac'c
Ter making Bathing Suits. is l0-inch
wide, SO a real Turkish Mohsir. AL
inch wide. 81. Si5ilian, 5O-.nth wide.
= MoNair. reversible, 5i-ia-h wtc.
BLACK STORM SERGE This Is
another result o. our unccasius efforts 10
have nothing but the lest the market
oiicts for The money. IT'S not harsh and
siiii. hut soft ana graceful, 54-inoh wide.
ENGLISH CHEVIOT SERGE
Just the right ronChucSs, and the wcioh,.
e;:actly suited TO the coming season, Tor
ailor-Nladc Suits, Black only. s.
inches wide, SlCO.
BLACK DIAGONAL CHEVICT-
An extremely stylish fatric, ana Will,
i.Aciy woven, It has cool LIGHT acccar
an'e' IN separate skirts and suits. som
wide, Si.t0.
BLACK CAMEL HAIR CHEVIOT
Tor travelling and mountain wear; soft.
line' and will not become glossy; S.
inches, 500.
BLACK CREPONS Some very
handsome new ones, with III; roelin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

and Jcwelcd. at I9c.. 25e., SOC, Soc. 75o.
and $t0C.
Handsome let and Assorted Fancy
Coioss Cyrano Chains, 25c sos, 75c,
W TO $500.
We axe selling very special Sids
Comb Al j0-. pair.
SheliSide Comts, t5c., 25c.. 39c., 42c..
50... IS and sc. pair
Hand ono Pomradour Comt- 2sc.
Sc. and 47c. cash.
We place on sale Monday a srcoial
lot ct 23e.. sos. and some 75o. Colorc5
Leather Belts at zee. cash. lhcy atc
ri4i1 and Assor,cd Color Leather Bells.
ana a'e Pltndid quan,ies,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

We nave \ very pretty Satin Tatie,a
Ribtcn. ~ inches wide, in Bluc, Piuk.
Cerise, Green and tlc!ioirope, Al 42c
yatc.
We have the most complete line Of
Double Faced Satin Ribbons that can tc
found IN widths from No. 3 to No. 100
in every conceivable color.
Single laced Satin Rib6ons in Widths
from No. ~ TO No. so. all colors.
prices euaran!ccd 10 be the les, in the
city.
Special, 96c Black and Red Silk
Scaris, 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
IN SOCIETY'S REALM

green W5h ITS sM hes oofde T OF anniy
anes IN our miI is 80. sprimg i nnsinr
nr'nirosss broadeas, ,hr9ush all the
N' ~ . i,..,"7 V.'e ig.'s MI u'iS'eS
|sh'pe Is sIeajn,n; on The tender leaves
Just budding iorlh from their winter
49, .e , Mngre t5 'ae% , h1' S,. '2s'E SUM NJ
frost nnd sn'w LU.uut strawberries
hinsi' 10 a deeror and deep red AZ The
~ up1A taaH. md hide taeir BASH
tul heads 'oyN under their green
foliage. rae irnt uces are breaking
.orSh mo Nl.tili 90 blossoms, ana
llcious product n hc near future rhe
song-o,idS metrtly warble as they
summer is nen. 1h whole world is
joyful and hrirh i and green for
sweet sprlrS su sn us.
MIR. Nat Cody I'm Miss Maxine
Elliott held tlcI pua cnga@ nent
at the Acadeny # Music on Monday
iargest and mos. hionablc aurlicnce
OF the season. "%tthjn Hale" Was the
bill presented aut WAS finished and
Mr. Goodwin was yutertaincd ~ Tho
Virginia club. ana his friends were.
greatly delighted at the opportunitv TO
chat with the celebrated actor
DR.. Il. L. rc.ii entertained party OF
friends Nunda. oyeuin,r hv ..iv,r,- .
supper party ta. McrticrlIn Nrtor
enjoying the u'furmuuce of "Nathan
Hale Dr. r,'u .4r his guests. Mr.
Meade Bcrnnrl Pc ersburg Miss
NorNcll trnitrilt. OF I.5-uchbliror. NJ i.e
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

silk lined SKIRT and jacket with tafia,inc,
price $500.
Black Chcviot, Atwood. with jacket
and sAirt silk lined Throughout with
Black ,alictas VIII comoare with any
thing shown i, $3.50. Or price Sl6.50.
Venetian and Chcviot Suits, silk lined
iaekct and skirt with tai.atine, price
$500.
Herring Bone Mcl,onctt Cloths with
Jacket silk lined. skir; percaline linc,,
price $4,000.
Grand showing of Tailor Made Suits
in Broadclo.h, Venelians, &-o., with
jacket sill: lined, skirt percalinc lines,
price So So.
An endless variety in THIS assortment
at $500. 10 be had IN Venetian. Wing
cords, Broadclo,h;. Scotch Chevio's,
Cheviois, Black and Colors, Covcrts
Seine have Jackets silk lined and many
skirts silk lined. all included at this
rfiec. $500.
Fine Covert Suit with jael,e, silk
lines, skirt,pe;laiine lined, $3.50, silk
lined Throughout $500.
Fin, All Wool Cheviot. iackct and
skirt silk linsd Throughout with Lavender
tAIt:,a. Price $4,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

n,adc FS1Iac Waists wide Some Beautiful
on bs & ~ patterns" every
oaeN' Inc Lawn 500 INC
S2o and Linen
front, S25 &5SS%
SOC SILK MULLS, 29c.-Monday we will offer aIl
uprccedcntcd bargain in Six Mulls-calcuIated to
Norfolk agog There have been many silk bargain events
bot this event will completely overshadow any similar
sale that has ever taken place Waist lengths and enough
Tor Dress Pattern, sale at Silk counter
a beautiful assortment OF oolorngs in figured 1@9rs
and plan-as long as they last. ....... AsISys6
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

RlBBONS-We are prepared now to supply most
requirement in Ribbons This department far sur.
passes all others Norfolk, and will cope with those il
the large Eastern cities
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
DEC

srourd that is having the calf; bsaatifu3
silk finish, IS inches wide, St.7S.
We still have a good collection OF
Grcpons ranging in price from 85c. "a
500
COVERT TwILLS-If YOU are on
the hunt OF something for travelling
gown. that will not easily show hard
..ctviec. his line will meet your wants,
he coloEines are Brown, Grey, Green,
bluc and Dark Green, Mixsures,
inches VIDE, SIPS.
lnsI iorr styles in similar cloth sol
quite IS good. coloys are Red and
Two SHADES in Green and Pdrpis. 3t|<ssIji
ard Brown, A inches widss sendSS 81
the crioc will DC sac.
SlLH,-in this d.cartmcnt afe
items that you arc ieoking for. ap<
IS the place to satisfy your wa fsts@
BLACK TAFFEI II A. Forrs Az
skirts they arc nuch so.shE -
our good fortune and youra u s
y quantitY OF this iiS,ssns. s q + ~ :
inches wide, 75c; II iaehss
i close wovc, IS inehes wide, $50 s
INCHES, pure dye, CSC; 275s inches II j
Sl.0O. FL
WAIST 81 KS In Plain CD $
Stripes, Plaids and Cheeks. We ara aI;,
showing some extremely stylish Il
handsome goods, although our grove iiss
business has greatly reduced many ntiiI
bers, there are many choice ONES l6}
choose from. SOC to SIPS.
LIBERTY SATIM-Not isxisd
sonsr for Waists to cord, her.si;ssssi
ana tuck. A new lot jest received. YAssFF
Inc quality, Beautiful coiorings Void. Z
Ian, LiGh, Blue, Fuchsia, Cadss ca
nary. CsriSe, French Blue, White, Tar
quoisc, RED, 20 inches wide, 75cS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

The usual Saturday afternoon .ecep-
ton az the Country Club was very
pie-Sant Yesterday afternoon Cne
oaautliul %easher was quito an induces
men- 90 draw our largo crowd, and
'ne county Club WAS The destination
u the crowds of cyclers who nSsAiled
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

rs ez@ fz=@ zl T d p rs E m % ~ Is D p
MILLER REoAps co. NoRFoNs BUSY STORE OPEN UNTIL oc %
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

{
90 Sheets Of Cream Laid PAGER and 30
Zoos EnVciopcs,. cut rp in neatstos,
The 25c kind Sc box.
boxes OF riurlvbut's Medellion Iti.
ual Box Farcr that sold for soc, wiilte
closed oct Mon5ay at 2sc box.
Just four items for Mon
lough. Prices like these o.
n.
ChiIdren's Fast Rlack Ribtsd Sshpo.
'aose. with double knees, douris ksss
And toes, all sizes, SOLD for 25e, MordiYs
IS PAIR. s5s
lniapi's Plaid SILK Emtroidersd SSs:ss,
,,SPsFiof Isle thread, sold for S9trar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
MILLS & GIBB INCORPORATED.

The certificate Of Incorporation OF the we'll known
drygoods house OF Mills e. Glib, at Broadway and
Grand-st. this city was filed yesterday afternoon
in the County Clerks Office at Newark, n. j.. the
corporators being pho L. Mills. John GLIB and
William r Evans who constitute the firm OF Mills
& Glib. The certificate sets forth that the object
Of the corporation Is TO acquire and take over
going business, and TO carry on the business here
tofore carried under the name and style Of Mills
& Glib. in the city Of New-York and elsewhere,
with all the assets and liabilities thereof. The total
authorized capital is $4,000, divided into 1900
shares OF per cent cumulative first preferred
stock. 20cQ shares OF per cent cumulative second
preferred stock. and the rest common stock The
stock is all subscribed by the partners.
The certificate is carefully drawn 10 put the
power OF the stockholders in the directors 1t being
apparent that the intention Is to continue the bust
under the same direction az before but
through the medium of the partners directors.
this fact indicating that the stock is not TO be dis
tributed. Although the certificate filed yester-
day, IL acknowledged early last month.
Inquiry at the office OF James b. Dill, No. q
Pine-st., this city who appears by the incorpOra-
ton papers to be the counsel OF the company,
confirmed the dispatch from Newark that the GER
tifcate had been nled there, but further informa-
tion the subject refused.
The firm OF Mills & Glib has been in existence
since about 1860 It's founders having been previously
In the employ Of the once famous house OF u &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
NETWORK CITY.

The Patriotic Republican Club, at No. 2s East
seventy-eighth-st. will elect officers and directors
tomorrow evening.
A fair in aid of the Home for Convalescents. NO.
1873 East One-hundred- -eighteenth-st., VIII De
held at the buckingham Hotel. Fffth-ave. ana FIJI
tieth-st on Thursday afternoon and evening MIS-
Ellis Rowan, the English water color artist, VIII
exhibit her paintings Of the wild mowers OF AUS
traa for the benefit Of the Home
The parishioners OF the Church Of st. Thomas
Auuinas fremont and Bryant ayes, West Farms
Yesterday presented to the Rev. DR.. d. Mcmahon
a check for $500 Other gifts were presented by
the Sunday school children and the altar boys.
Dr. Mcmahon, who was for ten years pastor OF the
Church of St. Thomas AQuinas, was recently transI
ferred to the Church of the Epiphany, Twenty
second-st and Second-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
ACCUSED OF CRUELTY TO A HORSE.
A BROOKLYN MAN Is ARRESTED AND TALKS OF
quill"

BROOKLYN MAN Is ARRESTED AND TALKS OF
quill"
Frank Miller. twenty eight years old, dealer in
molasses and syrups. of No 479 Throop-ave.. Brook
lyn was locked up in the West Forty-seventh-st
police station last night on the charge Of cruelty
TO animals His companion. George B. Martini
thirty years old confectioner. Of No 81
Court-st., Brooklyn. who was with him at the
time was arrested on the charge OF intoxication
Miller. too under the influence Of intoxicants.
The men had buggy drawn by large white
truck horse Miller and Martini spent several hours
in one Of the saloons at the Grand Circle and
when they came out they both showed the effect OF
drink. The horse did not start quickly enough for
Miller. and he gave the animal a terrific flashing
and sawed the reins that the animal reared and
fell. Miller and Martini jumped from the buggy and
the former began again to lash the fallen beast.
crowd Of citizens gathered and there were angry
protests but Miller said II his horse and
threatened punch the first man to interfere.
Walter Breede OF No. LAG West Sixty-fourth-st.,
did interfere, however. and selling Miller struggled
with him until Policemen John Conran and Frank
Kelly. Of the West Forty-seYenth st station, ar
rived. They took charge OF Miller, and upon Mr..
Breede's offer to make a charge placed him under
arrest. He very ugly. Martini was quiet, and
Miller protested that he had big pull" In Brook
lyn told OF his prominence in politics, and prom
Used his captor that his uniform would be taken
from him.
"YorkH fix you I'm Yorks friend" he said.
referring to President York. OF the Police Board.
Miller telegraphed 10 friends In Brooklyn, and
within a couple Of hours they began to arrive
with offers TO bail him out. Bonds were inaly
treated horse had IN the mean time been taken 10
a livery stable and given large measure OF oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK MONDAY. DEC. II. 1920.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. DEC. II. 1899.
ARRIVED
Steamer Mesaba (Br), LAyAnd. London December !.
with mdss and % cabin passengers 10 the Atlantic
Tranrport Company. Arrived tho fSar at ] 40 m.
steamer American Dutch. Butt. Amsterdam Novem-
her 2s in ballast 10 c II RAndebrOck Arrived al the
Bar $40 a m.
steamer Amsterdam Dutch, Roggeveen. Rotterdam
November 30 mdse and passengers the Holland
America Line Southeast OF Fire Island at s.8T m.
Steamer Bordeaux Or. from Havre November y and
atantiGue South o Fire Island at m.
steamer Liverno (Ger willis. Rio Janerio November
% with coffee Funch. Edye & 60. Arrived at the
Steamer Canada CGer) Schmidt stetiin November 81.
with mdse 10 Hamburg American lane. Arrived at the
steamer Taisman CSor). Berg. Guadalupe November
Fl and Demera.a -, with sugar TO l. * y Armstrong
Arrived nj the Bar at 23O = m.
Steamer Oiinia (ier). Hansen Caiharien December o.
in ballast Munson. Arrived at the Bar at II 10
m l0fh
with mdse and passengers 10 II Mallory a. 60
Steamer jamestown. Davis Norfolk and Newport News
with rndse and passengers 20 Old Dominion 50 Co.
Steamer Alaska OBJ Macauley Tilt Cove December 3,
with copper 10 the American Metal Co. vessel 10
Miller Bun Knowlton. Arrived at the Bar at 10 a m
Sandy Hook Dec IL, S;SO p m-Wind south, fresh;
cloudy
Steamers Orion for Key and Mobile. Barden
Tower (Br London Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport
News.
United States transport Fitzpatrick. Porto Rico. etc
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Dec 8-saed steamers Pocasset CBr) Owen
Nsx-York. 10Th, GsorEio tBr. Thompson. Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The Society Of the Sons of the Revolution con-
template erecting a tablet at Washington "s"t -.
quarters. this village IL Is ans Tis,1s
.ro.,, tha ecene Of the Battle of White Plains.
The BOARD of Water Commissioners nave mdue
o-rarqements to furnish the locomotives OF the
Harlem Division Of the NewYork Central 5no c
VIII AZ n,o,tb for which Il will pay about wv
The wedding of Miss GertFos r naee an" % take
~, morrow at the home OF the BRIDE slS'ei'
Mrs Ciiberson, in Grand-st ,+ NJ Misc
rna Fuss Of Hamilton-ave.. and i. j. Dohioi VI
New-YOTk. x--,..o,,., HEIGHTS OBJ
,ained a writ of mandamus from JustICe. 49, -
TesteTday. directing Commissioner Da,ohh 20 v,ith
s,ate him as axeman the Croton aQutuuot. on
Sank nav amounting 400. He was renee st, ca
Wsrch n 1SsS Several other cases VIII De diieO'0u
NV decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
THE CHURCH SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.

ANNUAL SERVICE AND MEETING OF THE EPlSCO
PAL ORGANIZATION
A. the animal service Sunday Of the Association
for Promoting the Interests of Church Schools.
Colleges and Seminaries Of the Episcopal Church
at All Angels Church. the Rev. DR.. Greer preacHeN
the sermon. and the service was conducted by 'he
Rev DR.. Townsend. Among those who had seats
in the chancel were Dean Hoffman, president
Smith of Trinity College President Jones or 40
hart College President Cole OF st. stephens Col
lege the Rev. DIT Arthur Piper, of Racine WIS.,
the Rev Dr. James Dobbn, Of Faribault, MIMI
the Rev. Or. August Ulmann- OF Trinity Schoo'
this city; the Rev. c. f. o. Nichols, OF Burlington
~ j.: Joseph Alden Shaw Nice-Chancenor Is. H.
Virgins. of the University of the South; the Rev
Dr. F. T. Russell and the Rev. Dr. George W.
Quaile.
The annual meeting Of the association was helu III
All Angels parish house yesterday morning VIII
lam NJ v Hoffman presided. Bishop Niles SAID
prayer and reports were read by the REV. III
Townsend, secretary.
The presidents report showed the association TO
be on a firm basis financially. 1t has recently
come into possession Of mortgage Of S4oOOO Tor
ninety nine years on Hoffman Hall University OF
pay the small sum Of $500 year This IS in line
with the wishes Of the founder, the Rey Dr.
sociation the money The president suggested that
the association take steps to interest churchmeh
in its parochial schools and also 10 secure the CO.
operation Of the rectors OF each parish Both sug-
gestons received favorably and referred 10
the committee. -
drews Hotel by the president Of the association al
which speeches made by DR.. Dobbln. DIT
Cole Bishop Niles, J. Van Vechten Olcott and
John Sabine Smith
The Board OF Directors was organized with tht
following officers: The Rev F. De i. Townsend
president: Charles f. Hoffman, jr., secretary
George Zabriskie. treasurer Bishop Leighton Cole
man Bishop DR.. ". w. Niles. the Rev: A. Towei
Porter. Dean Hoffman and the Rev. DR.. W.
Huntington. vice -presioents.
DR. Charles Hoffman. who made many gifts 10 in
situations Of learning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
amusfments.

Avonmouth Dec n--Arrived. steamer City OF Perth
Swansea. Dec e-sniled. steamer Jersey city Bp.
London Dec ii-Arriyed. steamer Snowflake CBD.
Harwood, ew-York
New-York
sen New-York; Marengo (Brl. Bingham, New York.
LIZARD Dec 10 4 y m-Passed, steamer Werksniam
UutchC Prilnsma New-York for Amsterdam.
Prawle Point Dec 1l-Passed. steamer Hindco CBD.
Cox. New-York for Hull.
KinsaIe Dec ll-Fassed, steamers Boston city CRD,
Barclay New-lOrk for Bristol
swinemunde. Dec Sailed steamer Diamant Gen.
Reimers. Eew-York. -,,,, -,
Copenhagen. Dec sArrved. steamer Thinsvalla DAM
Iaub Stettin. for New-York 9th, sailed, steamer Ar
kansas dam. Jespersen. New YORK
ST Michaels. Dec lO-Arrivef, steamer Neusula Pr'
SaEols Naples. etc. for New York
gibraltar Dec H. a m-Arrved. steamer Pms Ger:
Iarrassowtz New-York land proceeded for Naples and
Genoa); passed steamer Pontiac tBr. Brownless, New
York for Cagliiri, etc.
Genoa Dec 9-Arriyed. steamer Hesperia Osr. Cover
ley ork Marseilles
suez, Dec iiArrived, steamer John sanderson ,Br),
Erskine Yokohama. etc. for New-York.
81 Lucia Dec 10-Sailed steamer Maskeyne tBelg).
Russell. from Santos for New-York
mbuco. Dec sSailed, steamer Button Orb, OhlS
from Rio Jansiro for Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-12
pnRT CHESTER

The committee recently appointed at meeting VI
.ha business men here 10 ascertain the wishes OF
,ho reonle in regard to bonding the town Of Rye
for $500 900 for a public park at Rye Beach mas re-
ported against the project. An improvement lnvoV-
ing the expenditure of such large sum OF Iho i
The committee thinks is not opportune al TINS Iie
as the expenses of new sewers and schools are 10 NC
met and for the further reason that iarse Pc o
nartaca ~ The cost OF the park would have 10 De
horne by the village OF Port Chester. ,A
DR. Edward NJ Clark, OF Rye Neck; ana IT. az. yo "a
= Unnter of Mamaroneck. have been hned Sgg
each by the Town Board OF Rye IT was Gnarggu
that DR. Clark failed to report case OF olP4JeiS
and DIR Hunter neglected 10 INFORM the Ieai'i
0f9cer OF a case Of membranous Group. ,,, -
Miss Nellie Marie Leonhart and George Ellis W.
-, ia Heeterdav afternoon The Rev. W. T. Parry!
nastor OF the summerfeld Methodist Episcopal
Church. officiated.