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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08
NEW JERSEY.

state shows SO Far "A Mckinley PIu-
rnIity of 5000.
New York. Nov with six counties
incomplete the htest returns from New
Jersey show that Mckinley plurality Is
Sc sd The Republican plurality to ls96
was S7,6a2
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-08

TEN. IL cures permanently ali manner
of blood and skin troubles.
Mr.. +. j.. Kelly. Of Urbnna. o., writesi
! had Eczema on my hands and face for
i've years. IL would break out ia little
white pustules. crusts would form and
drop off, leaving the skin rcd and infam-
cd. The doctors did me no good. used
all the medicated soaps and salves without
benefit. 4. 8. b. cured me, and my skin
Is as clear and smooth as any ones"
Mrs. Henry Siegfried, OF Cape May, N.
J., says that twonty-one bottles Of 3. y. 8.
cured her OF Cancer OF tho breast Doc
tors and friends thought her case hope.
less.
Richard T. Gardner, Florence, s. c.,
suffered for years with Boils- Two bot
ties Of s. s. $. put his blood ia good con-
dition and the Boils disappeared.
Send for our free book, and write
our physicians about your case.
Medical advice free.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. "a
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

CAFFERY'S DETEAT-Of all tho
men who have recently sustained de-
icat, because OF their desertiun of the
party organization, tho case OF Senator
Gallery, OF Louisiana, is the worst.
There has boen elected to the IOui-
siana Legislature not q single man
who will vote for Cailery's return to
the Senate. Ever slncc the Louisiana
Senator presided over the gold stan
daru meeting 1t indianapolis the De.
mocrats OF LDuisiapa have had IL in
ior him. La tho campaign which has
Just closed, and which resulted in an
Overwhelming victory for the re-
gular ticket, senator Carerys son
headed the DottiDP ticket, and the
Senator himself went through the
State, saying all the hard things he
knew how about tue regular Demo.
Gratis. Tho result was, however, an
overwhelming GcIeGt for the Cafrery
family. Ono by one the Democrats
who left The party organization in 1896
have been wecdsd ont Of Congress,
Lindsay and Caiiecy are The last, and
inc successor 70 e9ch has been named.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

cola hod lived, the speL kcr thought ho
would hHre Ueun - o. 80 carry cut his
uiaG-. In.r g.. ',tI. d. OuGAuan lac haG
no tdu, auu no a. due lcv.
Never ~. iruT, iul p,uudyr 0s
in tho theory thnS sutIr,sa wlu!a help
cuucHtc sine u'rro. VIVA. tho negro
waited "hUve All IT, ings was To IlnO%
how 10 take cNrc uf limsclf 50 th1S he
might develop. Ho n"edcd sympathy
and tutelBge aud this he wOuld have
had, especially trOm nis ola master, on
tageOu5 TO both OuG uc was taught
that ne had no trlcuds Kept among
those who wanted It's vulcs. II was
the carpet bHgEer W 20 drew l color
line. When we 2Nns'der the feelings Of
the yOnug Clgrv OF tho present genera
tiOn towards the wijlc man, lut us re-
nemOGr the fll.G teachings and Tho
D.ttcr and UtSuCCCrsIUl struggles for
p@wor from wGich he pHs iuc&s. IL is
because OF this same bitter iegliug tuHt
tUe present generation @; Mhitc men
dislike the negro. w. II Council. an
Alabama negro, IN an uHi" article III
The Forum said: "WhGu the veterans
who followed Lee 10 AppUmatuX shall
Gc gathered 30 trojr grave, the negro
will have lost dis best triGUu5.'
BGL there is u more encouraging viuw,
and you viii consider IL Is not tho
negro distinctly and Clearly improving
ia the white counties where white men
pr@GumiUGtc ? l. dot the negro crimin-
OiUEy arE"iy due To poverty want OF
education NM OF ION training Is not
the system Oj iNGusVrist 2Uuunttpn US
taught at Tuskege e ny That ,cmHrs able
mHn- Booker Wash lngtOL a Keynote
to the situation Aud are There not 50
a i,.t n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

An odd accident occurred on the
Chicago aud Northwestern railway
sunday forenoon AZ Highland PARK
III. AS the engineer Of the train which
reaches Milwaukee at III o'clock blew
the whiatle tho valve broke and he
WAS unable 10 smut of the steam from,
the noisemakcr. From Highland
Park 20 Milwaukee, u distance OF about
siXty-liVc miles, there was not a. mo
ment when the whistle WAS not sound.
Ing fuil strength. 1t could be heard
Tor miles aw&y in long continuous
shrill sound, and AZ every city and vii
lage people ran To their doors to learn
wha, was happening. While the whis-
Tie was blowing the fireman was strain
ing every nerve 20 keep tho steam no
to the running Point, and succeeded
In bringing thu train into the station
op time
Gen. II. V. Boynton has accepted
an iovitatinn To attend the annual
Fourth OF JAY celebration st Guilford
battlefield, GuiIford Court House, n.
g., aud To deliver the address on tho
occasion. Gen. Joseph Wheeler has
also been invited and is expected to
attend.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

~ u Il' II p III M noon. M night
Trains leave Kingvlle, daily except Sunday,
for Camden lU:l3 a. IN. and I:i5 d, m, Return.
Ing leave Camden for Eingvillc daily exceDt
SUNDAY, so" H. m ana 200 p. M. Also for Sum.
ter daily except Sunday 1925 n. m and 4 AS D.
IN, Returning leave sumter at $3.50 a. IN. and
H;9 p M nnkingconnection al Kingvile with
trans between Columbia and Charleston
Trans leave Sparianburg via 5. U. II G. diyi.
sion daily for Glendale, JoncSvill3 Union and
CoIuhloii ana Intermediate points at III :45 a.
Trains leave Toccoa, Ga, for Elbcrton, Ga,
HRnily 3;lo y. IN. eXGopt Sunday, 700 a. IN,
except sunday. 20 y. M. making conneo
ton at roccoa with trains between Atlanta,
Grconvilo and tho East.
chesapeake Limo Stoamcrs in daily service
between Norfolk and Baltimore
Nos "a and ;S--Daily. Washington and south
sleeping c@rs between New York and New Or
leans' via Washington, Atlanta and Montgom
viaWashington,Atl Atlanta and Birmingham. Also
sitGgM ssiltoGgaMnt T. pULLMAN ! LIBRARY oBsBRVA
Eirstclnss thoroughfare coaches between Wash
inngt9n and Atlanta. Leaving Washington eaoh
Monday Wednesday and Friday tourist
ington and San Francisco without change
Dining cara serve all meals en- route
tween Greensboro and Norfolk. CLOSE oon.
nection at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT.
Also at Atlanta with Pullman ID. r. sleeper FOR
Chattanooga and CINCINNATI.
Nos; 80 and B8mUni I'd States Fast Mall run.
soild between Washington and New Orleans
change for passengers OF all classes Pullman
drsswIingroom sIg sleeping cars between New York
and New Orleans. via Atlan Ia and Mont gomery
and between Charlotte and Atlanta. Dining carr
serve all meals enroute
Nos. II 80, % and l2--Pullman a. eeping car,
betWeen Richmond and Char rlotta, via Danviiie,
eouthDound Nos. II and 49, northbound Nos
@nndl2 Connection at Atlanta with through
pullman Drawing.room sleepng car for Jacic
oonyille; also Pullman sleeping car for BrunS
wick.
=, Connection made Mt SpartanburR with
through Pullman sleeper for Ashoville, Knox,
vannah and Jacksonville.
FRANKS. CANNON, JIM CIJI.P
Third V-P. % 9en. Mgr. Traffic Mgr,
Washington, ID. o. washinR Rton H. q
w. A. TURK, SH, HARDWlOH.
Conf Pass. Ag't, Assft9en Psss. Ia't.
--Masslpfi9pi D. @ AtpaW o.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

According to q WASHINGTON sDccial
10 the Ne" York Tribpno dienppoin nt-
msnt "es expressed IN the office rt the
th!rd Assistant Postmaster General
whcn IL was discovered tnGt lhe peraf-
line paper used for the new postage
stamp books only prevents adhesion
Tor lew days, probably week, ana
then II appears 10 lose It's CNect en-
tlreiy. and the stamps baaO,uc glued
10 tho pages as though pQ preparation
was employed 70 prcvant adhesion.
Ihe recent 5pall OF 9rm weather has
brought this detect To light, and stcns
arc 20 be taken at once to remedy it,
Mr.. Madden says that 60 more book :
Will oa issued with p&rallinc leaves.
and that % certain Kind OF oil paper IS
70 be used In It's stead, which, IL is
thought, will answer every require.
mont.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

All South Carolina veterans, in.
deed all the veterans OF the Confeder.
ate army, will be delighted to know
that Bishop Ellison Capers, OF the
diocese of South Carolina the dis
tinGnished x.Confederate general,
who Is now one OF the most eloquent
and forceiul diviucs in the country,
has been selected to deliver the me-
mortal sermon at the Confederate re-.
union at Louisville, KY, on Sunday,
june 3 Gen. Gordon, commanding tho
u G. ", has notified the bishop of his
and the latter has ac-
cepted the duty.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16
4 REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Che state Dispc nsary Will Reduce
Contributions to the school Fund
More Money il 20 be Given Towns
and Cities


ana Cities.
The Columbia Daily Record gives
the following account Of the meeting
OF the board OF directors Of TIE State
diSDe Densary:
Among other important actions taken
hy the board Wa. Gno that the price
Of liquors, OF various kinds, would be
reduced 20 dispensers Oa the invoice
price. IL is said that tho reduction
generally will be about ten per ccny.
committee "as npyOinted 10 get up
the price list.
Ii Is understood that the reduction
In the Invoice price 10 dispenscrs will
not ailGcC prices to consumers, ami the
object oi the reduction, which is sgid
TO nave been according 10 legislative
directions, IS 10 give the cities and
towns and the counties moro OF the
profits anu reduce the annual fund paid
~ the general schuOt fund to aOout
$l3 900 year Heretofore about &lOU,-
UOO Gas Ucen paid annually, ana il i,
asserted thEt !: th!s is kept up the
schools Viii have the whole Eusiaess.
Thcre ere many counties, However
which always devote the money re.
ceived from the Gispcnsarv 10 school
purposes. There arc others which US =
IT iot general purposes and no legis la.
tive requirement has been made us 10
its GispOsi ttOu.
n hecr dtspeAsary was established
at Aiken. This dispansury WAS at one
time closed, aud 1t did not come within
the recepI action Of the board allowing
dispensers to hold thcr Jobs until
June. 1t was also ordered that dis.
pensers IN the various towns should
keep nlcohO! on haod for the use Of
druggists.
Several distllars in some parts OF
the State who have been granted
Licences have established their disti.le-
ries witntE Two mites Ct a school house
or church. They were given tbisty
days to get out or lose their license.
circuI@r "as directed to he sent to
every board OF control, ordering that
eight cents should be paid for ha!f.pint
BOTTLES and twelve cents for quarts ana
pints.
license was Issued TO j. L. Kelly, of
Pickens, 30 distil!. y liconscwas re.
fused for d similar purpose TO r. A.
King, OF .Greenvillc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

Bill NYE on INSURANCE. -" I.i!c
insarancG, salG Bili Nye, Is IA great
thing. would not be without it, As
\ means of longevity it is equal TO the
French duel. My osu heath has I'M
proved since GOT my policy name
beautifully underecIred with red ink
Formerly used to have IL seal
hrG~D taste In my mouth in the morn.
iuG. My mouth lasted like the dead
nngt, also hs.u that tired feeling, also
flashes, ringiuE IN the ears, Enawine,
sensations 1T INC b2se Of the breast,
hnrrnc OF Industry, etc.
Bnt nli that has paescd away. |
am moro hOprtul and even my hair
looks moro nUpcful. | would not try
to Keep house without life Insurance.
My wIG at first ObjEcVcd seriously
10 40 iEsGrsuCe on my life, aud said
sac would nGVcr touch II dollar Of the
money il died, but after had been
Ill low months and my disposition
had suffered = 80 / deal, she said |
need not delUY the 0bsequilS on that
account.
Ia these DAYS, however, OF dyna-
mite and swift changing presidential
aGminis nisGrS.Llone, and dark tunnels
Through which all engint cr goes crop.
ing his way .. twenty-five miles un
'''' N'iNSN ~ VI tuiD p'lue 81 Us vi
~" times nod ttpsy telegraph poles :;
1--we wires and dead reparers these
days when tnc politiclan and the dead
" bridge policeman with his pull, lie
uown together (und"r the influence of
the same sImulantl. these days when
death iurks III the air we breathe, the
cartn we tread, toe food we eat; the
"nter-~thc water wo bathc in, Lne-.I
says it behODvcs us TO lCOk we'll To our
insurance ard our future state, and
lake pleasure IN certifying and saying
10 wh"m these presents may come,
that since | became fully insurod my
health improved 81 much that it was
Il subj IeCL Tor = profound cOnSratulatiOn
on my part aud the deepest disgust on
tho pact OF those who would naturally
inherit my vast wealth"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

Lao III tram makes close connection
at Ca'h'u I'm Falls for all points on 5. \. l..
Close connection at Greenwood for all
points on :. y. l.. and G.. s. G.. Railway,
ana at 'rartauhur% with Southcrn Rail
way
ror any information relative To tickets
rates, schedules. etc address
W D. tnAIG cen. raa4. Ng.ui
NJ. NOhIu. Sol Ayt hngu "a. ~
= N ,,..EMsns. .LrM ni.. Y .l-A.-.. :
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

The mines H. Cnl0raiO arc s.id To
have produced So, ,UOO,000 Ia GOLD since
1891.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16
TINE SICK ARE
MADE WELL.
And the Weak are Restored to Full Vieor
ana Strength at the Hands of the Great.
est IIenler of Modern Times. -

Arc You Does Your GSoh h show g Se ta or
Siok? pnriiiesI Are you ncryous1 DO you lack
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

you easily tircd2 Have YOU
lost ambitiOn2 Ia there any
unnatural drain upon tho
aystem2 Ia every organ per.
forming its proper ftinc.
tiOn2 In other Words.
ere You u Perfectly
strong Active, yigor-
Gus, Healthy, Happy
Mnn or Woman?
III not, you should not de.
lay one day before you con.
SUIT u specialist, one To
whom tho human body ia an
open book and who under.
stands every phase OF weak.
moss and disease and 10
whom tho proper trentmeIrf
lOr n cure Ia ua aItnnIn nS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

q IA - so a8 22. II a.
2. Bears the ~ Ihs'KIad You Have Always Bought
''''s''' : NlXAS1.N.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

q IA 81 rga % ia Il IA.
:. ssars tho <7lh' Kind You Havs Always Bought
'AS'a'''' e &<sH7zzSsS,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

The adding OF n column Of figures 'o ~
Tho n oaa;,o For oyer 20 years. DIR. j. NEWTON
Specialist, epccialIs of scountry Iiisprars
tice has been 10: wears inrrey II tfhn, nv
thatof all other specialstscombine0 Ills cties ~ l"
orts OF clseascd conditions have boon tho ma ryn ~
me medical profession aud tho people generally iis
nine mas spread into every town and every Hamlet
oseanctedwith nll manner scnscs I'M yc sougin
In order that they might bc made Wholc
Dyue amnnstcrinE OF his wonderful system OF trent
mont, t,, wrecks OF humanity have come to- him Tor
nave retHrned TO him IN most vigorous health TO give
Ar him their thanks. 49,
SoeSVs Dr hathaway treats all diseases
Cured. those peculiar to men and those
oanrril, rheumatism, Kidney Complains ECzomn
ana all forms of lingering and chrome disot ,icrs
snr.oooe'e ana trr9tmcnt Of Vnric1cclc and
Structure. Structure without the aid nf knife
patient Is treated by thls method at hia o%n homo
without pain or loss OF me from business This ia
pOsyey the only treatl lcnt which curea with out on
t operation. Dr. Hathaway calls ulcrnrticuar nttcn.
pages 2',98.2o,0 and ~ Of hsnow book which viii be
Every Case sent free IN application.
enn,,atia, j., Every G, so taken by DR. Hathaway
opoOiahy If epccmlb trenicd according to ts
.,,. 80 80 snnervisioa nndall rcmrdica used by
MN hre prepared from the unrest and hest drugs In
soTn laboratories und,r his personal oversight
ana no 'r2in IN tIn,ccni I,ni nrescrp, ons OF his own.
e nnm aimon or advice. citl or at his otiico or by
zee covore all cost of medicines and profee.
). hEWroN HArRt WAY, M. o.
.a,<. DR., Hathaway ~ Co,
sSB south Broad street, AtInut. On
AENrIoE This PAPER w.tRN WRITING.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-05-16

TO al points North, south and So utb
west. In Cilect November 5.h, 1899.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
NOTNT VERNON.

4 large force Of men employed by Mr Hart, of
Brooklyn, is engaged in extending the tracks Of the
New-York, Westchester and Connecticut Traction
Company in East Lincoln-ave., connect its
Chester Hin line with lines for which franchises
were recently secured in North Pelham and New
Rochelle. in some cases this work has been pushed
hurrie5y where there have been objections on the
part Of the property owners.
A large reception was given Thursday evening
in the Chester Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
for the Rev. Dr. c J. North the new pastor Of the
church, and Mrs. North Dr. North Is well know known
f - me s95 Ti9in er Of the %ew-York East con-
ference The guests were received by Dr; and Mrs
Fseber FST4 assIIed Mr. aRG nG nj Mrs a Wam Archer MI
and MrS Eugene Thwing, Mr.. and Mrs John
Dawson the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George P; Mains
and Mr.. and Mrs William 4 stoney Addresses M f5s,
were delivered by DIT. Flej2heT ana me re- re-:
Charles s Lane pastor of the First Presbyterian
The pulpits of several of the leading churches Of
this city to be filed this morning ana evening ing
by missionaries and prominent clersymen VINO are
Among those who expected are the Rev. Dr
James l. Barton. for ten wears missionary IN, IN
years in India and the Rev Dr. J. H Nassau,
II is now rumored in political circles since
mavor or Fiske has received the appointment as one
Of The commissioners TO widen the White Plains
Road a salary Of about 5000 year h.s ma nan !. =
fbe National Democratic Convention. Some proIni-
nent Democrat Of Tammany Hall; It is said VIII
20 to the convention instead Mayor DlIIoh oI
New-Rochene is still in the field, and will make a
fight for election delegate. -.
Bronx Chapter. Daughters Of the ReVoutlon, OF
Mount Vernon. gave entertainment yesterday
Ieme6f No q outh Firstave to secure funds
TO establish prizes for the best ESSAYS on American
attended They were entertained by I. Sumner
Wilette. palmst. and Zanette GonJurer ana mn mlno
ter wore Colonial costumes, and during the inter
glisstS were many members of the Westcheser
Womens club Mrs Roger Sherman MI Mrs o,HsI. VII
assisted Mrs. Clement in receiving
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
HONE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS All IHE ttOIELS.
Observation-Disclosures Francis Winslow. L. S.
N and Mayor D. w Franchot, of Olean. BUCK
INGHAM-John Stanard Bronson, of Boston, and
the Rev. ]. Jeffrey Johnston, of London. FIFTH
ANENUE-J w. MacRae, of Ottawa; w. Prescott
Wolcott Of Boston: Governor John G. Brady, OF
Sitka. Alaska; John A Dexter, of Cape Nome,
Alaska; General J. J. Estey, OF Bratteboro Vt,
and Judge Alfred Hand of Scranton. GILSEY-
Dr. J. Wilkes O'Neil, of Philadelphia. GRAND
NJ Dolgorowkof, of st. Petersburg, Russia.
HOFFMAN-Clark Howell. of Atlanta HOL-
LAND-Alexander Blyth. of Liverpool: H. C. Lip
plncott. of Philadelphia: Albert l. Pope. Of Hart
ford and NJ s. Langy, of Butte, Mont. I'M
PERIAI--Judge f. Ellsworth. Of Troy; Colonel
A. NJ. Marshall. of Duluth; Judge Seymour Dex-
ter. OF Elmra; Captain c. w. F. Moleynus, of
London and Colonel T. c. Calkns, of Atlanta
MANHATTAN-Presdent William Mckinley, Mrs.
Mckinley and party. and President John Henry
Burrows of Oberlin (Ohio) College. MURRAY
HILL-Major Foote. L S. A; J. Douglas Camp
bell of Aberdeen, and DR.. Walter B. Odarne, of
Boston. NETHERLAND-Dr. Mary Mills Patresl,
of ConstantinOple. PARK AVENUE-Presdent
Julius d. Dreher, of Roanoke College, Virginia.
PLAZA-Franklin Harper of Newburg SAVOY
Robert Treat Paine, of Boston. and the Rev. DR..
Judson Smith, of Boston. VICTORIAN. F. Dick.
general manager of the Plant Railway System.
WALDORF-ASTORIA-E senator George B.
Sloan, of Oswego; Elsidoro Infante, of the Chilian
Legation. Washington; W. G. Irwin. of Honolulu.
and A. G. Magoun, of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The staff Of the District Attorneys office held a
meeting yesterday to consider the charges made by
the City Club against the District Attorneys office
No decision was reached to the defence to be
made.
''The Churchman" sends s6 to The Tribune for
the Porto Rican famine sufferers. The money has
been added 10 the Merchants Association fund.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from Australia which arrived at Vancouver are
due in NewYOrk on the morning of Wednesday.
Mails for Australia will close at the General Post
office. this city, advertised.
An exhibition Of the moving pictures that will
form part of the exhibit of the public schools of
this city at the Paris Exposition will be given at
s o'clock on Thursday night the hall of the
Board of Education. Fifty-ninth-st. and Park-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22

Etrpria G3r. Watt. New-York for Liverpool @nd pro
Glasgow. April 21-saied, steamer city of Rome CBr.
Young, New-York
Isle Of Wight, April 21-Passed steamer Southwark
CBr. Damn. New ork for Antwerp.
Kinsale. April 21-Passed steamers Bowie OBr> Jones'
Liverpool for New York: 3:25 Etruria RrJ Watt.
New York for Liverpool
Antwerp April 21-sailed. FriesIand CBeg).
Nic1els New-York.
Rotterdam: April Sailed Dutch
IIavre April 21-Arrived. steamer Btorgvin (NoD.
leading New York m. sailed, steamer La Bretagne
(Fr. AliX. New York
Cherboure April 2l 5:3o m-saled, steamer ST
Louis, Passow, from Southampton for New-York.
Bremen, april 2l Sailed. Friedrich Crosse
Ger. EicheI. New York Via Southampton.
Stetin, April 19-Saied, steamer Nubia Ger ROrden.
New-York mot previouslN).
Cartwright, New York Venice weatherbound)
Pocasset Cfr) Owen. New-Yort Venice. etc
Alden. April 21-Arrived steamer Royalist tBri
New-YOrk, via st MIchaels, for Singapore.
Port said. April 21-Arrved. steamer Asama tRr)
Fothergil New-York and Norfolk ~ Mchaels for
Manila
Cape Town. April 1S-Arrived Victoria tBr
Mckeer New-York via ST Vincent V.
Japan Port. April 21-Arrived (previously). steamer
Thordis (Nor Wihemsen. New-York via Singapore etc
Para April lS-Sailed steamer Fiuminense (IrI. Har
vey. NewYoGk.
Rio Janero; April 19-Arycd. steamer Grecian Prince
tI}r) Curtis New-Yorl Maceio.
Nassau y T. April 17-Arrved. 14th steam Yacht
Carmen Starbuck owner WORK Yacht club. Kings
ton, JAM
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
Announcements.

E & W. NIPSIC. E.
The fold collar.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NFW-ROCHFLIE.

Mayor II J. Dillon Will give dinner tomorrow
night at the Central Hotel for the Board of Alder
men. ten Of whose terms expire Tuesday
night.
Frank Johnson. a West Indian negro. has been
'ocked up in the White Plains jail. He is accused
Of assaulting Frank Flynn. who is dying in the
New-Rochelle Hospital with fractured skull
Johnson admits that he struck Flynn with a brick.
but SAYS that he did so in self-defence. Flynn has
been the hospital since April l. One side of his
body is paralyzed and his mind is a blank. When
his assailant brought to his bedside he was un-
able recognize him.
Bishop r. r. Hendrix. of the Methodist Church,
South who is attending the ECumenical Conference
IN New-YOrll has accepted invitation to address
the young men of New-Rochelle in the Young
Mems Christian Association building at o'clock
this afternoon
reception is be given by the members of st.
Johrs Methodist Episcopal Church for the Rev.
Dr : O Curtice. who has just been appointed pas
tor 1t Is be held Tuesday night in the chapel
from = 10 II O'clock.