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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-05
Played Ont,

Dull, headache, pains IN various parts
of the body, sinking ~ tho ply % the
stom9eh, loss Of appetite, feverishness'
p!mples or sores are all positive evidences
of impure blood, No matter, how " he-
came 30, " must no purified IN order te,
obtain, good health, Aoker's hlo0d
Elixir has never failed W cure harofuloua
OF hyphllitlo polsans or my other blood
diseasea, y II certainly n wonderful
remedy and we aall every h0ttlo on u
positive guarantee, sold by phapple
Drug CO.,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-05
Yellowstone Ferry,

On May 10. Edwards, Spear n Go,
will have completed and ready for use.
AZ Junction, 4 new ferry, consisting al
two boats aud deak, built on tho latest
improved plaps. " will DO the best
ferry on tho Yellowstone and will run
tho entire season. Terms most reason.
able and patronage invited. 4.f.A
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-05
LOSES SOME SHEEP.

Thf N1iNNNFU KillN u CONVle Of Hundred
for j.. y. Walk.
ia week ago J. j. Walk commenced
Aearing his sheep on his range Of Five
Mile and was caught the first Of the
week by tho snow blizzard, killing
about $50 head OF the weaker ones
which had been shoared. They were
OF his band Of one.year. olds, which he
shipped In from Oregon late last fall.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-05

alek headache absolutely and posi.
tIysly eesed, by usiag MokI Tea, a
C%i' s% ana ' %i"Sisss..,,GIs%s, @ @%Is. s ys% Ky,
s'eepl work and happy, %satlaiao,log
NJ cents, Sold by dhapple Drug Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-05
THE NEW CITY COUNCIL
Continued from First Pare.

that the ten feet Of ground now being
used az Il stable by the fire department
ut rear Of fire hall, be granted them.
1'he space had been leased to the city
by tho milrond company, and Mr.,
Yates stated that his company desired
more ground for the erection OF their
now Wholesale house. and asked tho
city to %relinquish its lense, at tho same
time Offering TO remove tho stable with.
out cost TO the city. On motion Of
Szitnick, seconded by Connolly, the
space was granted TO Mr.. Yates com.
pNny.
The following list of bills was audit.
ed and allowed:
All Mey, meals .....,,.......,* so
Lou Robbins, work on streets. IL 90
Geo. W. Hubbard, monls, city
PRISONERS, ,.,. .,.,,,,., Is 20
Yegen Bros, merchandise 49,, ID 10
John Powers, lumber and labor, 81 90
John Powers, repairing side.
walks. ....... ...,...,,.., 10 80
John Powers. city work. ...,.. . 0h
Vim. j. Brooks, work on streets. . 80
j. II. Stephenson, work Oh streets . 80
Chns. Lee, work Oh streets. 49,. 10 90
j. W. Daniels, work on streets. o 2b
W. Il. Randolph, work on streets 2 80
Harry Louisiana, work on streets , 80
Roy Davis, work on streets 80. 2 80
Joe SArf, work on streets. ...,. 3 80
Joe Daley, work on streets. $50. . 80
Jas. Bowling. work Oh Streets. 2 80
Vim. SohNve, work Oh Streets. . 80
l.. Howard, work Oh streets.... 2 80
John Duryen, work on streets. 2 80
W. G. Goldsworthy, work on
streets 2 80
q. ", Thompson, work Oh streets 2 80
John Campbell, work Oh streets. . 80
John Derpler, work on Streets. . so
A. GNHette, work on streets.... . 80
s. A. Knapp, work on Streets. . 80
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
McCIure's MAGAZINE.

The May McClure's is especially notable
for its articles of timely interest. The
articles included in this class are: Mar
coni's Wireless Telegraph" Stories OF
Dewey" and The Deep Mines Of Corn
wall" The remaining papers ana stories
are: with .roop NJ on the Frontier.
John Paul Jones Greatest Fight" "A
Question of Religion" Lincoln and the
Soldiers" and 'One Virginia Night" In
stallmcnts of the two serials. "Stalky x
Co." by Rudyard kipling, and The Cen
tleman from India by Booth Tarking
ton, are given. A dainty cover design in
coors adds much to the attractive APP
pearance Of this number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
Ainslee's Magazine

for June opens with an interesting paper
bv Hugh Bonner. chief OF the New YORK
fire department, on the important subject
of Modern Fire Fighting John Gilmer
fipIres showing How Many are Worth
a Nillion." Many unique illustrations ac-
company Snapshots of Bird and Beast,
nlnnr of rare interest by n..Iam II.
a,apriin Other contributions include: "a
Trun story of the South Seas, Fne
pine Dwarf of Belle Mare. The Art OF
ip-t Rtue Ruilding' Human Documents :
irust OH Rome" The Mayor of Chi
carn ca1n, ana Missionary Settlements for
."as' .ritA. NNnmen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
The Ledger Monthly.

\ dainty cover depicting summer makes
bright the .unc Ledger Monthly. With
its many delightful short stories. articles
ana household departments this issue
cannot fail to interest and amuse its
readers. Among the many entertaining
and instructive papers given are noted;
The Ways of College Girls at Wcllcs-
ley The Mount Lowe Railway,
Flower Fields Of California" and "A
Lesson in Witchcraft." Among the
fashion and household articles are:
Piazza Pillows and Cosy Corner Cush-
ions" Dainty Neckwear for All Occa-
sions." anu Fashions for the Summer
.irIs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services-Ail Are Cordially Invited
to Attend. 2

UNITARIAN CHURCH: Services at
1919 \; ~; with sermon Dy Nj. NewbGrl' !
ence; Sunday-school at u o'clock.
ST. MARKS CHURCH,: Rev. Geo. +.
Degen. rector; \. NJ. Holy Communion;
10 A. NJ, Sundayschool; II A. NJ, ma
tins, litany and sermon; 80 z. NJ. even
song and sermon. The Rev Walter e.
Stewart of Bath, will officiate.
PEOPLES CHURCH.: Services as fol-
lows: Sabbath-school at l1.30; preaching
at P. NJ. by Rev J. e. Cochrane Of Hal
1wel "S 3r55 sq9jfeS Man S5oy e The y Ns!nrPl 80 q
Seats free Prayer-meeting Wednesday
evening. led by T. d. Tobey.
FIRST BAPTIST CHI RCH: J. NJ Wy
music by Mrs. Wishman of Massachu-
setts. The ordinance of the Lords sup
per will be administered at this service;
Sunday-school at noon: {. r. meeting at
$50 p NJ; general service al 70 j. NJ.
GREEN ST. NJ. E. CHURCH: Rev. Ev-
erett ). Stackpolc. d. D.. pastor; 1890,
preaching; Il NJ. Sunday-school; p. NJ,
Epworth League meeting; 80 z. NJ, the
Lords supper.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
TlST: Services at the Christian Science
reading rooms, Sunday at 1915 \. NJ
subject. God the Preservcr of Man
Wednesday evening meeting at 7.3J T. NJ.
THE. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE meeting
held in the rooms of the w. {. r. L.
sunday afternoon at 2i5 O'Clock. will be
conducted by Rev. |. j Meade.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES will
be held at No. 5 Summer street Sunday,
at lO.45 \. NJ; subject. God the Preserv-
e. Of Man." also Wednesday evening at
las: subjects pertaining to Christian
Science and personal demonstrations.
GOSPEL. MISSION: Sunday-school az
1880 A. NJ; Gospel meetings at 5 ana 7.9t
P. NJ; Bible reading al 80 on Thursday
afternoon.
CNIVERSALIST CHURCH: Rev. &. A
Hayden. pastor; morning services at
1890; sermon by the pastor "On High
Church and Broad Church" sunday
school at noon: Y. P. c. L. praise meet
ing a p. NJ; topic. How to Enjoy Re
ligion:" led BY Miss Harlow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
The Forum.

Among the more important papers IN
the June Forum are: The Crisis in the
church of England" F. A. Claiming. NJ
p The Value of Porto Rico" Robert
I. Hill, 'England's Dccadencc in the
West Indies Brooks Adams. and Some
Light on the Canadian Enigma by 4.
Maurice Low. Two articles Of cduca-
tional interest are Common Schools in
the Larger Cities" Andrew S Draper
and n" NY Teachers Have No Professions
al Standing. by J. NJ Rice. In why
Dumas Novels Last" Prof. q. r. Car
penter takes up the cudgels in defence
Of the French novelist. Other contribu-
uons are Insurance Of Property Against
War-risks." The Struggle for CONNER
cial Empire" "A Side Issue OF E.xpan-
sion" and "A New Departure in Rail-
road Management
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
The Eclectic Maqazine.

The June Eclectic presents its usual
amount OF choice reading matter Among
the many entertaining ana instructive pa
pers given are noted the following: "The
Murder novel The Bye-ways Of Jour
nalism, "A Summer Trip TO Chinese
lh!oet' hhartoum, Westminster or
School, Woman as an Athlete" "A
Years Diplomacy in Peking." "a Little
Master of English" Recent Science. =
Pessimism and Tragedy" The Rcpub-
lie OF the Body The Higher Criticism
Applied to Modern Instance" ana
Jean Ingelow." The supplement- gives
several selections from new BOOKS and
much literary gossfp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
The American German Review.

The current number of the American
German Review presents a notably strong
table of contents. Many beautiful illus
trations add value and interest to this
issue. The longer articles and sketches;
include: Letters and Portraits .
''Schwarzwald Where Nightingales
Dwell" Germans in the congressional
Press Galley, 80 Many Languages. 50
Many Times a Man" The Peace Power
of the World" Reciprocity Between
America and Germany" German States
men of Today The Duties of Germans
in America, The Chicago German
America Movement" ana THE Cousin
Nations in Samoa If character and ex-
cellence will win success in the magazine
world then there Is every reason to be-
lieve that this Review which has just
closed its first quarter, will receive it in
abundant measure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
Leslic's Monthly.

The June Leslic's opens with a notably
interesting article on The Buliding 81
the New Navy" by Hon. John d. Long.
secretary Of the navy. Tho article is pro
fusely illustrated y paper which admir-
ably Supplements that Of Secretary
Long. Is contributed by Frederick j.
Gauntlet on The BuildIng of Battle
ship" 1ne additional Illustrated features
Include: From Stone 10 Steel. I'm
Uavti in Wartime and The lIorseless
carriage Margherita Arlna Hamm has
A paper dealing with Women as Travel
ers Fiction and poetry conclude an un-
nsualIy timely and entertain ng number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
CITY Of Augusta Bills

June "a will be the last day for present
iEg bills TO the city auditor for action by
the city council at its next meeting.
All persons are notified to render their
bills accordingly.
Bills should be rendered promptly on
the first Of each month, and MUST he
approved by the officer or agent Of the
city authorized to contract the account
Pills covering 4 period Of two months
or more will as A RULE GO ON Err A
MONTH before being allowed by the au-
ditor or committee on accounts
Bills contracted prior TO May Will 60
over 10 July and If such DIns are not
rendered before July 1, wlll go over 10
August. -
No attention will be given to any bill,
which is not approved as required by city
ordinance. chapter Il. section 3
r. Z. PARkMAN, City Auditor.
june1 d3t ... s-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received for wood work.
mason work, furniture and painting for
he court house, Augusta, Maine, until u
o'clock noon Of Tuesday, June s, 1899.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
;he office of the county commissioners,
court house.
tn" right is reserved to reject any or
1J bids.
Augusta, May q. 1899.
SEWALL PETTINGILL,
r. c. BURGESS,
JOHN A. SPEAR,
County Commissioners kennebec County.
maygd1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

The next game of baseball that will
be played by the Cony High school
team in this city, is next Saturday
with the Freeport team. This will al
so be the last game of the season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
MrtropoIitan Magazine.

~ Illustrated features of the June
lne,,nlifar ne are exceptionally attractive
Mel Mel ;I ,aresting They include: "A New
Era oi shpbSWS!oS Woman cSna}snsT WorR for Edu Edps
HaTIis!. HarI,, II uiSi Mancinell. composer OF
!EIn eaton 'Ieandro. "Quenching New York :
10 E;ipc n rank Russell Green. A. n A.
Insanh II. Choate: New horks FRS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals win be received until
Wednesday. June :. 1899 at O'Clock +
NJ, for furnishing all the materials ami
labor required in the erection Of brick
block to be located in Madison, Maine.
Plans and specitica tions may be seen.
and information obtained at the Office
Of w. r. Miller, architect Lewiston,
Maine. and at the office of c. Q. Small.
Madison, Maine. Separate bids will he
received for different parts of the work.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
of the proposals.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
may31dW ed, Fri, Sat, Mon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

The threatening clouds of Friday
morning, that promised a cooler day.
did not avail much comfort to anyone
They were all gone by 10 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

.;,.aS are running in good
Tne warren and number OF
snape over daily to witness the
people 70 nast DAYS catch is re-
artad as 500 barreis'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Let it be known that there IS to be ~
make believe about this special sale Of
Miss Clara a. Libby's. She has an over
stock of beautiful Jackets for children
all new goods and the low prices will sur
prise you.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
Daily kennebec 3ournaI.
Local Matters.

Mrs. James G. Blaine has gone to her
cottage in Bar Harbor for the summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

The housekeepers are getting out
their oil stoves for use in the hot
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Inc restaurant keepers are putting
up the fly screening about the walls
and ceiling
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Swift & Turner want YOU to see their
extensive line Of hammocks and as an
inducemcnt for you to call offer today
only, a pretty colored cotton hammock
with pillow. valance and fringe, for only
SIC. Another bargain is a porch curtain
the SxS feet. regular price $l.25; Sxl0 sl.50
today's price 99c. and 81, possibly by urg-
ing they would take 99c for the Sx10 but
the writer has no warrant for saying 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

The market is full of the hest of
green stuff and berries, so the Sunday
dinner need not be scant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Ambassador to England" The Hand
ling of a Circus THE Schooling OF Bird
Dogs" The usual departments complete
this entertaining number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Inc sale of hammocks will remain
small as long as the caterpillar pest is
on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

The Brooks Hardware 60. offer the bal
ance Of their screen doors and window.
at prices calculated to close them ont
quickly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

AS special for today, G. w. Quimby
K Co. will sell boxes of rs envelopes 70.
only 25c. and nice stationery to match
them. Bunker Hill'' linen, at only 25c. per
ID. The envelopes are very nice wedding,
cream wovc quality. square in shape.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
JUNE MAGAZINES.
The Atlantic Monihly.

me opening chapters Of brilliant his.
torical romance from the pen of Mary
Johnston, the author of THE Prisoners
OF Hope are given in the current num-
per OF the Atlantic Monthly. 1t is en-
tiied TO Have and to Hold" and its
scenes are laid in early colonial Virginia
variety of subjects are ably discussed
IN thls issue. as the following partial LIST
SHOWS: Japan and the Philippines, .
Inc Tenement House Blight" Improve
lieht III city Life, Letters of Bayard
Taylor and Sidney Lamar" .Notes IN
uiass decoration" and "The Outlook in
.uoa. The fiction includes short story
py Gilbert Parker entitled "The Man at
the wheel a group of dainty poems
rounds out this delightful number.
Scribner's Magazine
ior June opens with a richly ilustra ted
article on The Modern Group of Scan
dinavian Painters" Theodore Roose-
Velts series of articles on the Rough
riders closes in his number with "The
return Home. Many fine Illustrations
accompany II. This issue is notably
strong in short stories. Among the writ,
ers contributing are William Allen
White. Robert Shackleton, Henry James
ana. Joel Chandler Harris Another in
stailment of Stevensons letters forms one
of the interesting features Of this num-
Der, Percy G. Mcdonnell contributes a
stirring article on the war with the in
surgents at Manila in which The Battle
of the Block Houses" is described Tha
several departments round out a stron.
issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

A. ID. Ward wants il known that h
carries in stock an excellent grade OF
toilet papers. The Niagara, both III
round and square packages, today only
ic ana Sc. per package He will alsC
make low prices for flower and garden
seeds. This is the store where the enter
prise of the proprietor is very manifest
in the abundant display of catchy SoodS
in front of the double store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

y last chance for obtainin" those pretty
25c. hat pins of Buckley & Goodrich at
only Zoe each. Greatly reduced prices on
their whole silk waist stock. Garments
and suits also badly cut in price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

This is the date on which the Cony
High school baseball team was scbed-
uled TO so TO Waterville and play the
second game with that team, but
Manager Nose of the Waterville team
made arrangements, Thursday. so that
the game will be postponed, as Water
Vile wishes to play Auburn. this fore
noon, in Waterville. The game will be.
a battle of the giants of the Inter
scholastic League. as neither team has
as yet lost a game. Augustus sym
pathies are with Waterville, and sew
efal Of the boys talk of going to Water
willie and root" for the WatervilIe
high school team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Fowler & Hamlen offer today 2jc. pom
gees at only &c. per yard. Also announce
very great reduction in suits, jackets
and separate skirts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03
Saturday Special Sales.

You will want a large stock and better
buy while John CouEhlin is in the humor
to sell very low. Six packages of the nice
Hillside" toilet paper for only pc. today
only.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Shcrburne & Dailcy's little word amy
as used in their ad means a good deal for
it says any of our q and $l25 mems
pants now, only s9c." Not lot Of odds
and ends selected for a trjimpcd up sale
but all the stock of this class of goods
Same regarding s. and $50 pants "nOw
only Sl.iS" Also notice better grades
Good news for mon VINO need to ccono-
mize. See al on frs, paE2.
The New York Bargain store have an
avalanche of bargains ii Is profitable to
see. For example, lot Of drummcrs'
samples in dressing eases at about half
price. Ladies' 25c belts nice lot. &c. each
gents 25c. silk neckwcar. bows and four
in hand, 10c, ladies' SIS shirt waists. 5Oc
&C, &c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

j. S. Smiley announces ladies' wrappers
for i special sale today and he means it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

One innocent little child in Citv hall
Tuesday afternoon, during the Memo
rial exercises, attempted to help along
the good work by his screeches. In
later years he will learn better, or, at
least, how to make the same volume of
voice nave far more effect. The effect,
though, was all that could be desired.
for il attracted the attention of every
one and even the interesting discourse
of the orator could not hold the atten-
ton when the child felt like talking.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

Bussel x Westons specials. are dress
goods, SOC. quality &c. SOC. dress goods
only i9c. Also SOC dress goods in checks
for 25c. and velvet AMI muslin roses wI,h
foliage and rubber stems only SC Their
new lot of shirt waists and duck skirts
have arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-03

weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
SMOKER AT THE QUILL CLUB.

smoker was given Saturday night by the
Quill Club at its rooms. No 40 Nassau-st. A
feature OF the entertainment provided by the chair
man Of the Entertainment Committee. Mr.. Pnover
was theatrical reunion" For the first time In
a year Sam" Bernard appeared with his old COM
panions Weber and Fields. The trio gave part
OF 'Pousse Cafe" 1t was filled with new bust
ness" In which Quips the Mazet investigation
were sprnkied freely. Charles Ross OF Weber
and Fields; James T. Whitbread, of the Casino
and others took part In the programme. The Quill
Club has recently reorganized. and admits to mem
bership only editorial department newspaper Of
three years standing. Its membership is already
nearly one hundred and fifty The executive Off
eers are: President Frank L. Jones. OF The Jour
nai'': vice-presdent. A. e. Thomas The POST:
eecreta ry-treasurer, W. c. Muvey Executive Com
mittee--George T.. Stackhouse. The Tribune: j. II.
Gerrie "The Herald and A. G. Batchelder The
journal" The club intends TO give another smoker
soon One hundred were present on Saturday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
MAYOR CHASE TO THE C. r. o.

The principal attraction at the meeting OF the
Central Federated Union yesterday was Mayor
Chase OF Haversll. Mass, who came from his
home to address the delegates Mayor Chase is a
Socialist He was received with cheers as he en-
tered Clarendon Hail. committee was immedi-
ately appointed by the chairman TO escort him TO
the stage
In beginning his address the Mayor SAID that ne
had arisen from a sickbed in order 10 accept the
Invitation Of the Central Federated Union 10 ad-
dress its members. whom he called fellow workers.
and he would have be pardoned IL he broke
down. He did not break down. however, and made
a speech which held the attention Of his audience
until the close.
A delegation of three good-looking young women
representing sixteen hundred textile workers who
arc on strike In Taftsvilie Conn. visited the meet
ing to ask the assistance OF the Central Federal cd
Union for the strikers. The leader OF the delega-
ton was Miss Z. Barrie. who In a short speech
said that. with little assistance from the unions
in the cities which the delegation would visit, tire
strikers would be able to hold out until they won
The majority Of the delegates were in favor OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-24
sUNDAHsCHooLs IN CONVENTION.
MORE THAN EIGHT THOUSAND PUPILS REPRE-
SCENTED At MEETING IN MOUNT VERNON

MORE THAN EIGHT THOUSAND PUPILS REPRE-
SCENTED At MEETING IN MOUNT VERNON.
The fifth annual convention OF the Southern
Westchester Sunday school Association held In
the First Presbyterian Church, Mount Vernon, on
Saturday. The association is composed OF all OF
the Evangelical churches OF New Rochelle, Rye the
Annexed District OF NewYork City, Port Chester,
Mamaroneck Scarsdale Pelham Tuckahoe and
Mount Vernon President ID. /. Carson, OF Pelham
Manor in the chair, and about two hundred
teachers and Sunday -school workers present.
A. L. Hammett, OF Pelham Manor. the correspond
ing secretary, read the statistical report His
tending the Sunday schools Of the district and 1872
who do not attend. The Roman Catholic children
are included the latter figures, the secretary
had method OF getting at the attendance of the
Roman Catholic Sunday schools.
william X. Palmer, or New-Rochelle. then offered
resolution protesting against the canteen saloon
at Army posts and appealing TO Congress to abolish
It, The resolution adopted unanimously. Ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. Charles s. Lane, of
Mount Vernon; W. b. Wilkinson, OF Brooklyn; w
A. Storey, OF Mount Vernon Mrs Hattie Elizabeth
Foster, of New-York Z. W. Hawley and the Rev.
Dr. John Balloon Shaw OF the West End Presby-
terrain Church, New-York City.
The officers elected are as follows: President, d.
T. Carson, Pelham Manor: vice president, John II.
C!awson, Mount Vernon: recording secretary, J..
Marshall Perley. OF New-Rochelle: corresponding
secretary A. l.. Hammett, Of Pelham Manor:
treasurer, William Matthews. OF Rye. Executive
Committee-Robert Wallace. Williamsbridge; w. H..
Halstead, Mamaroneck: w. NJ. Edwards, Rye; c. r.
sherman. Mount Vernon. w. X Palmer New
w. a: Hallenbalk Port Chester. and F. W. Cham
bers, Bropxville