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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-08-29
TRIBUTE TO GoEBEL.
Kentucky Democrats. May Well BE
Proud of Their Ticket.

Now, my friends. you have a ticket
you need not be ashamed of. There
is not man on it whose record is not
clean. 1t is well divided geographic
ally. Every section of your common
wealth is represented upon it by
worthy sons. You of the First dis
trict have your candidate on it, and
SO it is evenly and fairly scattered
throughout the limits OF your state.
But the head of the ticket is COM
planned about. l have never heard
anybody object to any candidate upon
1t, except Goebel, and | nave never yet
been fully able to find what the ground
of the objection was to Goebel Has
any man ever charged him with be-
ing lacking in integrity and honor?
If SO, | have never heard it. Has any
body ever charged him with being
lacking In fidelity or truth? If so,
have never heard it. Does anybody
say that he lacks capacity or intelli-
gence? / have never heard it, | have
heard Goebe charged with good
many things. but | will swear | have
never heard him charged with being a
fool. Then, if he has ability and in
tegrity and honesty, If he has party
loyalty, and If he has courage, tell me,
in Gods name, what reasonable objec-
ton can you urge? No man impugns
HIS CUuIdSe, anu courage is what the
Democratic hosts in this district adj
mire. The truth Is, the people of Ken
lucky can not be induced to support
a man who lacks courage, and / hope
they never will. If there is one thing
that is demanded by the Anglo-Saxon
race of its representatives and leaders
1t is manhood and courage From the
day when the craven Saxon king crept
from his beaten army, the army that
was beaten but not disheartened from
that day down to this, no scion of the
AngloSaXon race has ever been ralliea
to the standard of a coward. There is
not man upon your ticket, and espe-
cially the head of It,, that does not COM
mand the respect of Kentucky and all
her people, his political allies and po-
litical foes, because of his outspoken
courage and the manliness of his ca
reer. [Cheers. Do the people of Ken
lucky fear the domination of aggre-
gated capital? Have corporations and
combinations and trusts any terrors
for you? Are you honest when you
say that you are afraid your liberties
are In danger aud are about to be abb
sorbed by the greed of combined and
aggregated wealth in this country? Are
you hunting for leader upon whom
you may rely to protect you from the
throttling grasp of corporation and
trust greed? II so, there sits the man;
who, by his record, is the one 1t is
not T. 1t Is not Wheeler, 1t Is not Ollie
James. There sits the man who by his
public record Is the first and foremost
representative of the rights of the
masses against the classes. II you
people owe him debt for nothing else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Dr. Francis l.. Patton, president OIL
Princeton University. will preach tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon in the Fifth Avenue fresoS-
terrain Church The Rev. DR.. Arthur 1. Fiersoh
will conduct the Wednesday evening service next
week.
At the service tomorrow morning In 81 Faui
lutheran Church West ne-hundred-and-tWenty-
,hird-et the installation of the parish deaconess
u,u take Mace The Rev DR.. X. GOodell. OF the
Lutheran Deaconess Mother House In Philauei-
nhia will preach the sermon. Sister Rosa VIII De
the third Lutheran deaconess to work In NeW-lork
City.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for $l"
toward the support OF a widow and SIX chiluren
the oldest twelve years and the youngest two years
old The woman is industrious, but able 10 90
only low paid labor. and so cannot earn enough to
meet her necessities. Illness has obhgeo her ioi
,irna 70 cease work altogether. BY the sum asked
o.. .ha family can be kept together, and thus the
ohudrer will not become public charges. Any
rnorev for this case sent 10 the Charity Orgahiza-
ton society No. 1O5 East Twenty-secono-s'' Will
be duly and publicly acknowledged
An illustrated lecture. or a demonstration OF the
FLETCHER Music Method" is to be given 10y MISS
Fletcher at the Boise School, NO y East FH'S
s,xth-st.. on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
regular meeting Of the Republican CLUB VIII
he hold at the clubhouse. No $50 f1fth-ave' on
Monday evening
Tho Pew DR.. Newland Maynard will preach to-
marrow evening at the Church Of the Holy Apps
Ties in West Twenty-eighth-st
The union OF Mount Sinai and America iodses
will he celebrated tonight by musical ana udHce
at Sherrvs.
Al the twenty-sxth annual meeting OF the WIN
,rgrnen's Club Of the Church Of the Holy com
munion. which will be held at p m on MONDAY
next at the parish house. at NO. ~ west l"ei
,,atb.st Professor Franklin H. Gddings' or Co
mmba University. will deliver an address
The November meeting Of the New-fork Weiles-
lev Club will be held this afternoon at 2So CLOCK
81 No % East Fifty-seventh-st. Room NO l. MISS
Helen Dawes Brown will be the guest OF the cur
and will give a short talk on wordsworth STUDY
in England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
EUPLOYE CONFESSES THEFTS.
ARRESTED WHILE AT WORK. NE ADMITS TAKING
THE FIRMS GOODS.

ARRESTED WHILE At WORK. NE ADMITS TAKING
THE FIRMS GOODS.
In the rush Of business at the store OF T. Alt
man & Co. yesterday at noon Wallace Halsey a
carpenter for the firm. quietly tapped on the
shoulder by Of the store detectives and asked
TO step into the office OF the superintendent. He
was accused OF robbing the firm and when searched
articles were found concealed on his person valued
that he had been stealing from the firm for some
time.
He Is thirty years old. Gad lives IN j. furnished
room at No 800 West Nlneteen,N-st. 70 this room
the store detectives went. and found about $1,000
worth OF property, consisting OF coognes soups
extracts and other toilet goods.
The goods which all identified by members
OF the firm were removed to their store. Halsey
was locked up. He could give no reason for steal
ing Among Halseys effects were found two saw
ings bank books showing a snug bdldhcc 10 Ills
credit.
His father. William Halsey, Is a veteran OF the
civil War and member OF kitching Post No CO..
O.. A. r. OF YOnkers. The Halscy family are In
high standing In that city. ana are prominent
members OF the Ncpperhan A"enue Baptist Church.
Wallace who H. the eldest five children. three
daughters and two sons. about two and a half
made by his wife Of attempting To poison her by
placing carboc acid In u bottle OF her medicine.
lie was held for the Grand Jury, but that body
failed TO find an indictment Ilaisey was a mem
Der OF George II. Mcclellan Camp No. H. Sons Of
Ierans. OF Yonkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
REFORM IN MOUNT VERNON.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETIES BEGIN
AN ACTIVE MOVEMENT AGAINST
SUNDAY LAW VIOLATORS.

CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR SOCIETIES BEGIN
AN ACTIVE MOVEMENT AGAINST
SUNDAY LAW VIOLATORS.
More than n thousand people in Mount Vernon
Church last night held under the direction Of the
local Christian Endeavor societies. who are con-
Quoting a crusade against the violators OF the
Sunday liquor selling laws and the laws relating
to gambling
In the audience were the Police Commissioners
the Chief OF Police and several OF the public OFF,
GERS OF the city who had been attracted TO the
meeting by the report that snap pictures taken or
yiolators Of the law were to be shown on canvas
Much to their disappointment, nothing OF the sort
took place.
The most interesting feature Of the meeting was
an address delivered by Mark d. Stiles. president
Of the local union. giving an account OF the
methods pursued by the societies. and calling upon
The most shocking development of the investga-
ton Mr. Stiles declared, was the condltlon o.
affairs found to exist at the Coored Democratic
Club in North Fourth-aye.
Five minute addresses followed the report OF MI.
Stiles and were made by the Rev. Q. 5. Lane, the
Rev 0. r. LovejOy the Rev. G. G. Peck the KEY.
G. H. Tynda and w. c. Mains Cards bearing NE
following printed agi cement were passed among .ne
audience and several hundred signed them: i am
willing to do all In my power to bring ABOUT re-
form In city government o., -, -,
Charles b. Lewis, proprietor OF the club, has been
arrested and held In 81 900 bail 10 await the ACTON
Of the Westchester Grand jury. The agents 81 Iie
christian Endeavorers say that they have evidence
Of Sunday violations against twenty saloonkeeper'
in Mount Vernon and that other arrests VIII loI-
low in a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS.

The State engineer corps when mas pee" .Scn.
viewing in this county for the two state aio ns"
ways yesterday completed the "orh oi n.naro
'.r, route AZ the north end. Putnam
County. On Monday the engineers will go 10 Noun
Kisco to resume their work OF laying o out month in
orSer 70 survey the westerly route Al nc nou is
mains TO complete the work in ms S9 Wnunt Ksco
~ survey Of the easterly route from MUM 49,
to the Putnam line at Peach Lake ,,,ro,,,ng the
The contract for grading ana lI Hpoa tnSy AZ
sromnds AZ The Woman's State Re1oriI NJ NJ nv q
Sedford this county. has been - s"dlu'U ~
EcCabe Of this village for SSe,.-99 ,d s5o ooo issue
The $4,000 Of Wat Err, bonds Ssr anG IN septe
nc bnar accented BY the purchasers anu tau,
money ne5 will be paid TO the village treasurer j"
days. ,,...s ho,a denied the applca-
.ion ~ Thomas II. Davis ana otheei lite On sun
W W9 o. Plains Posoce and dispatch mails on was so
Gsv They found that public senoif that il was
s snsd besf 10 allow the present system u '0'
snecal meeting Of the voters OF sc IITn viii be
No town OF Greenburg (Chatter'oHt, e for the new
hrick schoolhouse soon TO be erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18

Shields, Nov 6-Saled. steamer Ferndene (Br) Jones.
New York
Dover Nov l7-Psssed. steamer Bulgaria (Cier) Hahn.
Hamburg for New-York
Scily. i!ov lT-Passed. steamer Calico (Br) Clark
New-York for Hull.
Lizard Nov iT-Passed, steamers Friesand (Beg.
Nckols. NcwYork for Antwerp Manhattan OBJ Pearce
NewYork COR London; Begravia Ger. schrotter Ham
burg for New-York
Mueller New-York for Bremerhaven
Knsale. Nov lT-Passed, steamer Bowie (Br). Jones.
New-York for Liverpool.
Prawle Point Nov lT-Passed steamer Chester Dutch
Julfs. Nsw-York FOR Amsterdam
Isle OF Wight Nov l7-Passed. steamer Spaarndam
Dutch stenger. Rotterdam for New-York
Havre Nov II, 10 a m--Arrived, La Cham
payne (Fr). Fajolle. New-York
Gbrstar NOV le-sailed steamer Bolivia CBr) crais.
Msrseilles Nov l7-Airived, steamer Neustria CFr).
Naples. Nov l+-sailed. steamer Patra (Fn. Bourse
New-Yok.
Point de Grave. Nov l4-Passed steamer Panama Orr,
cret. Bordeaux for New York -
Trieste Nov l6-Arriv-d. steamer Pcqua (Tir) Brown
New York via Madeira.
Aden Nov lFArrlyed steamer Auchenarden (Rr,
Peat. Calcutta, etc. for New York ''
SasreS Nov l0-Passei steamer Gairioch (Br). Cra,x
New York Tor Melbourne, 'S'
sydney. ". Nov iT-ArriNed steamers Deyon ,pr,
Young New York. Via Melbourne Ieltrim (Br Mog
lestde, New York, via Sc Vincent G Y. etc.
Bahia Nov i6-Salled. steamer Newton (lr) Dava.
from Rio JaneTo for New York '''
81 Lucia, Nov 10 Sailed. steamer Heyelhs na,.,
staupledon, from Pernambuco for New-York 'e'
Colon. Nov lb-Arrivei. steamer Finance from Ns~
York. sailed steamer Advance. for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NEW LEATHER LIST.

4, the annual meeting Of the Leather Betting
Manufacturers Association just held in th'S c''y
:, uvas decided to advance the price OF beitihg
~, advancing the price list The list adopted was
one presented at the meeting hed May o. I9'' O"e
% ,t r,ain features is that It Is uniform on all
IIo,yine the same discounts on wide belts
81 On narrow thus enabling manufacturers TO DIS
,,h net prices on wide belts. The IN
rrease is 20 per cent The new list goes into opera
lion on November ~. on the new list the price Oh
and seventy-two inch sl3 81 .u.,,. -od,,oaa
As some manufacturer have recently tiyes
thetl o'sO So wnder the same discounts may be
ihEmed as were in force on September !. 1899
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
MOUNT VERNON.

rpa beadouarters OF the LIST Regiment \. G.
~ V Colonel Robert Emmett, OF New-RocheHe'
commanding has been established at the hth
Separate Company armory IN this city and Mon
day night has been designated as headquarters
night Colonel Emmett has had Colonel f. n AUS AUS
tin who has been acting ordnance oHlCer' Ge'dlieu
as adiutant, relieving Captain Grenville Il En- En-
met who has just been elected adjutant OF the oSth
The installation Of the Rev Owen r. Lovejoy.
formerly of St Johns Mich, as pastor OF the flrst
Congregational Church Of this city took place on
TbuTsday The public service was held in the
evening, and was largely attended by the Songre-
eationaiists OF this and adjoining cities The ser
mon was preached by the Rev. Charles f. Jeffer-
son OF the Broadway Tabernacle, New-Iork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Az tho result OF having been the successful sutton
,or the hand Of young woman, John r. Fuiiher'
Of No q St Joseph-st., is in the hospita suIeiIs
from serious injuries inflicted on him by rival
Fullner was waylaid and assaulted yesterday morn
ing in Woodland-ave. while going to WORK oy Den
mis- Curley, night watchman' VINO aItei N"o0 -.
street for dead. He found soon atter anu Oii
The advice of his physician was sent 10 9ne Wo.
keIm without bail TO await the result OF ms VIC
Tins INJURIES Curley is said TO have mace me a.
tack because of jealousy over young "oInaIL woman,
whom Fullner is said TO be engaged 10 De naLIieu,
end with whom he had kept company uhIll IeJeTteu
eavarsI Years ago The prisoner told Judge ' an
Zeim that struck Funer with MS ns,s ano p
moi ilse any weapon, but the injured man says
he was struck with piece OF lead pipe ana MS
anrearance bears out his statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK-FRIDAY. nov. II, 1890.
ARRIVED

PORT OF Ew-YoRK-FRIDAY. NOV. II. 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamer saale CGer) Mirow. Bremen November and
SOUTHAMPTON 8 with mdse, 100 cabin and 40 steetage
rnssengers 10 Oelrichs Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steiner Oldenburg Ger, Burril Bremen November T.
nth mdse A. and 592 steerage passengers 70 DEL
2 MS a Co Arrived the Bar at l2:2o p m.
steamer Mannheim Ger, Ockemann Rotterdam Octo-
80 ballast to Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the bar
at II H. 10th. ~ -, 49,. o.... .. l.,
ballast to winchester & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Bernard (Br Evans. Manaos November and
Para o with rubber Booth & Co. Arrived at the Bar
at 6:O7 d.,
Der 10 and Havana 49, with mdse and passengers to
James f Ward g. Co. Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Alps OBJ Nars cdp pT.rn Msys ossSoer 2s
Novembex / Jacmel 3. Black River and Kingston Z.
with mdse PIN Forwood Kellock. Arrived the
Steamer Usk CBr,. Hurry. Kingston November g. St
Bay and Moa;ego Bay 10. with fruit TO Bowrins
& Archibald Arrived at the Bar at .
steamer Hamilton Dole. Norfolk and Newport News.
Steamer Benefaetor. Swain. Philadelphia. with mdse
| 10 William clyde & Co
ssndS HoSS Nov T. $50 east: eG Moderate eS
breeze clear
Steamers Princess Anne. for Norfolk Newport News
Iroquols Charleston and Jacksonville. Colorado. Bruins
wick Ga Hubert dr Leith after repairing) Kansas
city. savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. Nov l7-Arriyed steamer Bowie dr Jones.
New York.
Liverpool Nov i7-saIled. steamer Tauric uBr Clark.
New York.
Glasgow Nov i7-salled steamer sarmatian CBD.
B-oie New York
IHith Nov i7-Ariyed. steamer Braemar (Br. Porter.
Eew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
prpRFB TIRE COMPANIES UNITED.

Announcement was made yesterday OF CONSOLE
6stior between the international Automobhe ana
Vehicle Tire Company and the New-hhganu huo-
her Tire Wheel Company. Of Boston. BY the terms
=, ,bo consolidation the first named company is said
IN have acquired the business Of the rubber tire
company including a number OF valuable patents
The amount involved in the transaction Is placed
al about 100000 Edward +. Mccall, brother OF
John A. Mccall. president Of the New-fork Lie
Insurance Comnany. is the president Of the Inter
National Autouobie and Vehicle Tire Company,
and Richard Croker jr, is the vce-president ana
general manager. The company has offices at NO
Droa W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
rrNERAL OF MICHAEL RUPP.

The funeral OF Michael Rupp. one OF the Oldest
nautical instrument makers OF New-fork, TOOK
place last evening at his home. No 294 Degraw-st.
Brooklyn. The Rev. A. b. kinsolving oihcated.
Mr. Rupp died from n complication OF diseases.
He was born In Alsace, France, eighty years ago.
and came TO New-York when eleven years old. lie
began business a nautical instrument maker IN
Water-st sixty years ago and afterward moved to
South-st., where the business II conducted by
his under the old firm name OF Rupp Il Co.
-Four daughters-Mrs. William J. Herring Mrs J. p
Sutton, Mrs Thomas q. Sutton and Miss Caroline
Rupp-and son. Richard NJ. Rupp. survive him.
as we'll as seventeen grandchildren and i've great
grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
WORKERS.

bazar was opened in the Daysprins 49, oor
.er,sn church on Thursday evening, ana wiz 49,. Oor
,inue for several days. The women III nc, sos,des
arranged large stock of valuable ar"'''
entertainment for all the visitors Ut, ,,u,
progressive euchre was enjoyed at the ram Me-
Country Club last night. The hostesses %sIe G.
p II Abbott Mrs. F. H. Clark ana ME-
The frst stag" entertainment OF the anSt Club
!ake, The entertainers will be c. T. Wlesahu'
bvrnnrist and Charles Simerson. mimic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee on Food Adulerations Hotel
Imperial. 1890 a. m. - ..
acknowledgements football game Manhattan
Field. 2:30 p. ,, o.
rntercoIleeiate cross country championship races
Morris Park, p. m NIL,
Dinner Of Dewey celebration Committee on Pan
and Scope Waldorf Astoria, I p. m.
Iaot,,ro hv Mrs II J. Glelow Cooper Union s
p m. -,..to, ar
Games Of 28d Regiment Athletic Assocla''o" a.
mory Brooklyn, y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
NANARONECK.

The property of the late David Dudley flelu a.
or,nnta point has been sold TO Henry siegei a
New-York merchant. who will convert u h,'U a
handsome country home. Mr. and Mrs sieeei iast
summer aved in Larchmont; in VIA T TM new
property consists of sixteen acres on Long tsbies
Snvpd and large Colonial house, win sIapie -.
Setbine PAVILION and greenhouses. II Is saiu "
have cost about $50 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HolEho'
AIRFMARLE-Rear Admiral Rodgers, I. .. ~
and Captain Robley d Evans. l. 5 \. ON an
BRIDGE-N H. Swayne. chairman OF the Oro
state Republican Committee. FIFTH ANE.I'uh1-
Frank NJ Baker. State Railway CoihhlsS,oi ~ =;
GRAND-John b. Roach. OF Chester, Penn fAfN i,
AvENIrE-Judge James X. Averill. OF AVerilI
Perk Y Y. PLAZA-Dr Samuel f. Getty OF
Workers. WALDORF. NJ. Balmaceda' OIL '"e
Gillian Legation. at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
LARGE ORDER FOR GoNDOLA CARS

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE Philadelphia ana
Reading Railway Company to-day contracted with
the Pressed Steel Car Company, OF Pittsburg, for
one thousand high side gondoa cars. They will
each be "a feet in length on the inside body. and
will have hopper bottoms. The floors. sides and
ends win be OF wood while the under framing
the trucks will be Of steel Each car will have a
capacity Of seventy thousand pounds. or thirty five
IONS and the deliveries will begin in the middle OF
FEBRUARY 1t is expected that the cars will all be
cor,nleted nv April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
EX-SPEAKER REED IN COURT.
$40 Broadway, cor. Leonard.
800 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway.

HE MAKES HIS FIRST APPEARANCE AS MEM
Der OF THE NETWORK BAR
Ex-Speaker Thomas Bracket Reed made his nrst
annearanco as counsel I'm a case In the Supreme
Court since his admission to the New-fork par
Yesterday morning, when he appeared for the de-
PENDANTS in the suit brought by William D.
Logan against John c. Moore, william hocke-
Teller. Henry Rogers and others for an accounting
OF the affairs Of the consolidation OF the broohi!
gas companies. William b. HornbloWer repre-
scented the plaintiff.
Former Supreme Court Justice William ~ Cohen
is associate counsel with Mr.. Reed IN the case
which was called in Special Term Part ~, OF the
Supreme Court. before Justice William r.. erher,
Justice Werner on the application or counsel on
both sides adjourned the hearing Of the case unul
some other cases are disposed Of. Mr. Horn
blower when the calendar had been called, intro
duced Mr. Reed to Justice Werner The Justice
greeted him warmly and congratulated him on MS
having become a member Of the New ork par
Logan claims that the Williamsburg Gas COM
many was included In the consolidation OF the com
panies owing TO his efforts, Lut says that ne was
frozen OUT although he should have received
about 81 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
SENATE TAXATION COMMITTEE TO MEET

Senators Stranahan and Higgins OF the Senate
Committee on Taxation. were at the Murray Hill
Hotel last night. and II expected that there
would be a meeting Of the full committee. The
other members did not appear. however and Sen
ator Stranahan said a meeting would probably be
held this afternoon lay plan OF work and
10 appoint subcommittee. He said the committee
had collected a lot Of raw material In the sum-
mer and some Of this, he expected, would be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
Nagay FRANKO MARRIES ANNA BRAGA

Nahan Frankie, the well known viohhist' VINO
u,,, no concert master at the Metropolitan Opera
tI~,,so 4, New-york this winter. and Miss Anna
Eraga a German actress associated with Con-
r,ed's Irving Place Theatre Company were mar
ried n the city Hall In Hoboken by Mayor Law
rnnce Pagan last Thursday AFTERNOON. Inc!
IyYSyad The Mayor 10 secrecy and Mr.. Pagan kept
bis 5romise not TO say anything about the G ere-
nto p, Rut the fact Of the marriage was given
mohE; fr,ends of the couple in New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE JoHNsoNs' LATEST TRACTION DEAL.

THE JOHNSONS' LATEST TRACTION DEAL.
Allentown Penn. Nov. 1.-THE street railway
companies. nine in all operating in and around
Allentown. were recognized here this afternoon
and merged in one concern. The reorganized
connanv is 10 be known as the Lehgh Valley
Traction Company. The capital stock Of the com
pany is 100000, and the bonded debt 10000 at
Z ner cent The following officers were elected:
President A. l.. Johnson; vice-president. Tom l..
johnson: secretary. j. +. Kenny; directors, A L.
and T l. Johnson Samuel Harris, Robert +.
Wright and W. J. HartZel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18

The Rev. William Hart Dexter, who has been
missing from Nyack. teegraphed yesterday from
Washington. d. c.. for his wife TO come to North
Wales. Penn. TO meet him. Mrs. Dexter did not
20 but sent her brother, Professor Van Slyke. OF
Geneva. Mrs. Dexter will have her husband 90 to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-18
CITY RONDS AWARDED

Controller Coler said last night that the entire
issue Of city bonds. TO the amount Of 7s5 0O had
been awarded 10 the firm Of Farson, Leach g. Co.
which bid s5O55. sos The proceeds are TO be d.
vided among various city departments and i'm
proyements