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HEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WE8TCHE8TER COUNTY.
?
YONKKRS.
Tho rntcrtainm.-nt on Monday nlghi of th<- ?Dur?
J't-i /.oti.ivcs by Kill lui:- Foot, ?if Yonktrs. vvus one
of thi- ple__t_*_t_st Incldsats thai bars f-v.r bean
held In the | ?is? room?. The visitors ;irrlv?-l at !'
o'clock ov, r tip- N'-vv-Yi>ik and Putnana Railroad,
ami aran m?-t at the Qetty Rqusre station by tin
post, ami. alter a short parade, escorted i" the pom
rooms In the ?Varburton Building. Mayor Poms,
who fought with this regiment, presidi-1 and mail?'
the address of welcome. President Law. of the
Zouaves, responded ?S^ieecbea were th?-n made i?y
Dosortmenl Commander shotts, Colonel Mallor,
Nicholas Babcock, ??f Jam.-s c, Kl?-?- ?Post; ?'olonH
William .J. Ii. .finance, of tin- Cth N.-w-York Vol?
unteers; Edwin A. ?.?nick an?l Atdennao EteslL
Recitations wore given by Joseph O'Brien a,*?d Com?
rade Bappber and songs wore sung by William
O'.Mnra, William P. Constable and Comrade
James Bberiden, Ai 1! >?'< '.?> -k a luncheon vas
aerved . . . Henry Petera thirty-four years old,
a resalen of Yonkera for many yesri i"it later ?
business man oi Bronxrille, was struck and ?n
atantly killed at 10 ?. elo? I; Monday night at Mount
Vernos by an ?-., i-?--.-? train on the Harlem Hall?
roa?!. In ?February laal he was married In the Re
formed Church al BronxvtUe to Miss Mary 8telb
lit r. He w ts a ii.? tc.ti. t ol \. pera Tribe of Red
Men, of Yi.i.ki-i.-. und . ? I? .n will attend his
funeral. . . . Tho opening meeting of the eriea
of union services 10 in conducted fin this city by
H. Pay Mills vais held ?as; night In the Warburton
Avenue Baptlai ? liin-.h. Aa a pari ?>f the union
movetnent .. noon prayer-m-eetlng will be held
.::?!> day, tomorrow exceptad, si the r<>??ms of
the Viiiiii-- Vlen'? VI I n Association at N?>. U
Maln-at. . . ? 'ti Monday night the openln?
K?me i:i the Paliaade's tllnni r tournament was
rolle?! at the allcyi In (llenwood. 'I'.-.m No. .'.
Andrea IVyo, captain defeated team No. I, ?"a -
tain Ritter, hy '. - pins. . . - Professor A. V. vv.
Jackson, president of the Vonkers ?Society f"t L'nl
veraity ?Extension, will dcllv? ? a course ol twelve
lectures on "The English Drama" before the New?
ark iN. J.) ?'ii'v.-i: itv Extension 8t. fli I
one takln? place Mus > enlng. . . The Sfoun?
Men's Auxiliary of Christ Church will meet this
evening -? ih? parish house, ai I the Board of
_*.ll?,. Commissioners will moot at headquarters.
-?
WHITE ?PLAINS.
-, Chairman l'rati da M. Carpenter, of the "?
?_s_porvlsors, yesterday sppolnted the followl g
Standing committee? for the coming year: ? ?-i
Equalisation of -sai-amenta, Mesara. ?See, ?Baxter,
T.---.?. !?-.:. ?-n!" try and Halght; on Finance, County
and T.iv.-i Indebtedness, Messrs, Becor, Norton,
Johns.m. i-'it/ut-rai i and Ruscoe; on County Treas
iirt-r. M---v . '!'. E. Carpenter, Terka and Todd;
on County Clerk, M l'? fiv.il. ?Lent and Law?
rene.-; on Printing Measra Frailer, Beach and T.
E. Carpenter; on Judiciary, Messra ?Davenport,
Lent an.l ?Boo; >?n justices, Mesara McAllister,
Schirm-r an.l Johnaon; on Repairs and Supplies,
Measra Teed, Todd and Tompklns; on Roa?da and
Bridgea Mesara Cnderhlll, McAlhater and Ha*/t
lan?l: m Sheriff, Me__o*a Norton, ??each and l?u
oenherry: on Superintendente of the Poor and
Asylums. Measra Lan.-. Havlland and Davenport;
on Oot-B-ts, Mesara Lawren?**, Bchlrmor and
Terks; on Register, Meostra Tompk?ia Becor and
T'nfierhill; on Surrogat.-. Mesara ?Field, ?Lent ?and
Percival; ?""> Constables, Messrs, Ruecoe, Fita
?garald and Baxter; on Commissioner of Jurors,
Messrs. Halght. '-'lei?! and I_ane. . . . Bup? r
vis.ir Henri.- A. Percival, ?if Yonkfrs. h.-is been ap
Minted superintendent of the armory of the 4th
Separate Company In Yonkera; Supervisor Dennis
Beach, superintendent of the Mount Vernon
Armory, and the supervisors of Oasinlng and
Cortlandt superintendents of Van Cortlandt
Bridge. . . . The Board of Trust ei yesterday
awarded the contracts for ih.- layln , of aewer? In
Mamaroneck-ave. and Cromwell Placo, in th?
former thoroughfare the pri.-<r per foot is H .
in the later, Mi cent? ?pi r foot for eight-Inch vitrified
pipe. _ _
NEW-JERSE1.
PA8SAIC.
_k ven ichoolb-Tl ?rere tried at School No. 4.
Passai.-, yeaterday, by some member? of the Board
of Education, for mlab harl r, gn ? ? ? ? of a
rlst tight between ?Fred H Insel and ?Willie Hlckey.
Willie Milberry was '.!)?? principal culprit and
expelled from th? ? >? a* .-triktng
an.l swoarlng at ? teacher, Miss Agnes Pbelan,
?when si-- broke it t > the ;???! the
tight. Three of bla - ?:??--. '<>hn Vreeland,
August Mtcbela an.i Abraham Levy, were
pemled for the t?-rm for lying iti order to lave
Milberry from convicltlon. Philip vVerllng, who
also told lies and then br.ik- down and
fcs-cl, received a "grava mark." .... The
purchase of the Paaaatc Brl Ige Park from Tax
CoUeetor Great sum?- months ago is t.? be ma.!?1
the subject ol Investigation by i committee
the City ?'oun'-ii appointed on Mon.lay night.
>l?-ssrs. "Hub. r, Stoddard and Welsh constitu?? I
committee, and they bave full power to exi
?witness...-' and compel th? production of
menta The charges against .Mr Orear are
by city Counsel A Btearns Kllgour. Mr. K.l
g'our aile?.-.-? that the collector acquired title to
the property whilp the city was negotiating with
the original owner and then by manipulating the
description of the property sold the city only ?..it
of what it was entitled to for th.- full pri.-f of ?14,000.
Kllgour wanted to start a chancery suit to r. ver
Ih-- land retain?-.1 by ?Ir.ar, but the Council
ordered an investigation first.
ORANQE.
O-DOROM 11. TOCMAMB DtEAD.
CeorRf H. Youmans. a well-known man In hatting
Circles In Orange, died Last nlpht In the Orange M? -
morlal 11 ?aplta] from a fractured skull, the result
of a runaway accident. On Tuesday "f last
week he was driving a spirited hor.-*e along Val?
ley Road when one of the traces broke and the
end fell apalnst the horse's heels. The animal broke
into a run and dashed madly down the stre.-t f..r
nearly a mil?-, when he ran Into a mass of upright
timbers aroimd an excavation for the *ew<-r?. Mr.
Toumans was thrown headlong out of th?* wagon
and struck his head on a pile of stones. He w\*
picked up unconscious and taken to the <"irntiL;i.
Memorial Hoapltal, where he had lain cyer Bine. In
an unconscious condition. He lied without recover?
ing consciousness. He leaves a Widow and two
children.
NEWARK.
The trial of Joseph H_**__OS for the murder of
tils wife on June 16 was ended yesterday, and
Judge I)epue will charge the Jury to-day.
Th?- Consolidate! Traction Company is about to
Introduce the Wpstern plan of giving transfer? to
?passengers. The tickets contain Identification
pictures to show whether the holder Is an oil or
young man, whether h>- hxs whiskers or mustache,
or whether the holder b?^ a young girl or old
?a-oiTian. The conductor punche? a figure on the
ticket to correspon?! with the age, ?ex or appear?
ance of the person receiving the transfer ticket.
The transfer will be good only for ten minute*.
. . . For two years past the Central. Pennsyl?
vania Delaware. I,tckawnnna and Western. I.e
hlgh Valley. Lake Erie and West Shore ?Railroad
companies have had property worth thousands of
dollars stolen alonir their Northern Mew-Jersey
lines. The detectives of th.- roa?ls net In con
fprence recently an?! on Monday afternoon a lot
of copper was fotind h.iri?-?l In a sandbank in
IWgen. near Jersey city. Yeaterday 1,000 pounds
of brass Journals were foun?! that had been stolen
from the I'ennsylvania and Central ronls. A
large number of arn-sts are expected to bo mad.-.
XKW-IUU'N'SWIi'K.
Chief Justice Mercer lb-asl-y. Of the New -Jersey
Supreme Court, has appointed Iti' hard St? vena
an accoantant of Newark, and Rutherford i'ol.
man, a lawyer, ?>f lYsatOB, a-^ g commission to
investigate th.- affairs of Middlesex Coun'y. The
appointments are In response to I petition o* som?
forty property holden In the county, whlel? was
recently presented to the ?'hi.-f Justice by its.
Austin Scott an?l llf-niv It. Baldwin, of New?
Brunswi.-k. Th.- commissioners will sit as a
court of Inquiry and will hav ?power to produce
all books and aubpoena witnesses. They will be?
gin the Investigation at the courthouse In this
city on Monday, I >??<?? Tnlier 1".
_. ?
A .v/cir tirooklyx FERRYBOAT LAVXCBED.
Chester, Penn.. Nov. 27.?The America, one of th"
three new ferryboats contracted for by th? New
Tork and Brooklyn Perry Company, was launched
at Roach'* shipyard at nexm to-day. Her dltnen
slons are; length on k>-( 1. Ul foot; b-ngth OATST fill,
!?? feet; beam over guar?l, C2 feet: depth amldvhip.
14 feet 6 inches. The v? ?sel ?s g han-l.-ome double
ei.ii.-r constn etod of iron. She Is a two-decker and
Is supphed with all the mtxlern appliances und im
pn>vern?.n's.
Tho Columbia an.l tho Vermont, ihe two sister
boats, v 111 b" r'-a?ly for baptism in a few Wfks
7HE PBBBIDRXt STil.l. WRasRR TMRATMBST.
Washington, Nov. .7. The Cabinet meeting was
to-day ?pootpoaed for the third- time owing to the
absence of the President. His physician says that
-while the President Is much better, hi? rheuri-iti?
foot worrl-s h!rn cor"Iderably, and he thought It
more prudent t > have the President remain at
TrVoodley than to come to the White Houne to-day.
Although the President doe? not v?-nture out he at?
tends regularly to all matters of business. Most of
his time, however, Ik devoted to the preparation of
his message to Congress, which he expects to have
ready to ?ay before the two houres when thty as?
semble ou Monday next.
The best that money can buy
Pure" and "Sure."
Powder
HOME NEWS.
PROMINEX1 ARRIVAL? AT THE HOTEL8.
BREVOORT?J. c. Bancroft Davis, of Washing?
ton. FIFTH AVENUS?Lloyd Lowndes, of Mary?
land, and Colonel Qeorge XT, Hooker, of Vermont.
OIL8ET?9ollcltor-Genera] Lawrence Maxwell, jr..
of Washington. HOLLAND -General A. B. Bush
ne'.i. of Ohio, and Judge A. \v. Rocker, of Colorado.
MARLBOROUGH Congreasman Joseph E. Wash
Ington, ,'f Tennessee. METROPOLE Senator Ed?
mund O'Connor, of Bmghamton, N. v. m run a Y
H i l.i. Congressman Nr'son Dlngley, jr.. of Maine,
BTURTEVANT Justin Huntly McCarthy, M. v.. of
Ireland, WINDSOR?Congressman James J. -;-?
-,- ". , ' Syracuse.
, WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Bley )?? loun .-n lent, Madison Square Garden,
Park ."..?'. tqueducl Commissioners' meetings.
Loj ill. .-...li. 11- Imonlco a ? ?' enlng,
Monte Relief Society Congress of Flowers, Lex?
ington Avenue Opers House, I p. m,
MUholland League "smoker." State Club, evening,
Cutler-De La Salle Institute football same,
Berkeley . ?val, 3 p m.
Funeral of J. 8. Cushman, St. Peter's Protestanl
Episcopal . 'hurch, W 30 a. m. i
Twenty-third Regiment fair, iirmory, Brooklyn.
Fort.v seventh Regiment parad, and review, ?ir- I
mory, Brooklyn, I p. m.
Sigma .'lit annual dinner, Arena, evening.
Twent) second Regimen! Athletic Club games, |
mi: '->-. S p 111.
Stem Brothers' Employes' .-iTir.ual entertatnm? til
and reception. Central Opera House, * ;-. m.
Academy of Medicine anniversary meeting, No. IT |
v, ? -?: Forty-thlrd-st., B p. m.
Eighth Battalion parade and reception, armory, I !
p. in.
.'hurles M. Jesup before the noun prayer-meeting, j
No. 113 Fulton-sL
NEW-YORK CITY.
John A. Aungsuaen, the engineer, and Constant
Delmonlco, th?- conductor, of the Rlxth-av.
vated roml train which ran over and killed I ?t
Francis J. Wklttemore and George li Basley ..t
Cortlandt-st. on Saturday night, were dis
in th? Tombs court yeaterday. No blame atta. hed
t.. thom.
The Museum of Natural History is o; ??? on -a,.;. I
days from i? to .". o'clock On Tuesdsy and Saturday j
evenings from I to 10 o'clc k *).?? public is admitted j
free On Sundays it is open from i to 6 o'clock, j
Admit ?ion is chained on Mondays and Tuesdaj
Tin? Museum ol Art is opeii free to the public on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturday!
from 10 ... m. to ,". p. m ; Sundays from '. p m t..
I p. m.. Moi lay and I'n 1.1\ evenings from s to 10
o'clock Admlwlon on Mondays and Fridays from
10 n. m. to ?"> p. m. la IS cents.
At ii meeting of the Board of Managers of I
National Temperance Society, held at it. room*
No M Ri ad< at., v.- ?? r lay, a r. olutton ?
mously adopu : protesting agatnsi "the ell t sow
i . | mud?' to Induce Iba Legislature >?'? the Stale.
..f New-Yorl to break down the sanctlt) ?
Christian Sabbath an I debauch the - ommunlty by
the open sale ol intoxicating drinks on ll it
The Tribune has recel v. I $10 from "B. E. C." to
be ? ?? ? to the r? llel ,.f th. ne< d> ?.r
. I ?? .-..ni lo Hi?- Five Points House of 1:
for Thank giving dinners for the poor.
An educational opportunity la of! ? I by the tree
Saturday evei in? class li ? it ai
the School "f Social Econ?mica, a h Ich will n
lt.. meetings "?. Saturday evening at I ? ?? ??', ,
Its hail, No, M Cnlon 8q i ire
The i'..-v. .!. }'. n..!ur ?ii! give another of his j
popular lecturea, "Personal Remit of the ?
War.'' this . -.. r Inj . Il ??' ! ? : "? I Meth?
odist Episcopal Church, at Bedford and Morton sta
?; ?? Sunday trips <>f the Pall River Line
the winter Bi
the Ilnal trip I made on Sui da
November 25. The weekday servir.ntlnues as
Many people srho triait Kurop. have tr
home i"ii.I the handsome I? ithei ??
bags that bear t!-..- stamp of lhat sell-known man
ufacturer, Louis Vlntton.
The Presbyterian L'nlon win hold its annual din?
ner on Monday evening ai the Hot.-i Brunswick
T:.o speakers artII be th. Rev. ! r. Samuel \ Mutch
mor?-, of Philadelphia, moderator of the General
Assembly; the Rev. M. 1>. Babcock, of Baltimore;
th- Rev. I'.-s. \ F. Bchauffler and Roderl ! Tern
of this city, and Professor Burdlck, ol Columbia
College.
The Hoard of Pllol Commlaalonera yesterday
?rotad to give to the ?Hot-, on i?..?t No 'i th.- sum
of 1B0, as a reward for their bravery In rescuing
the crew of ti... schooner Katie E. Hl< h on Novem
ber 12. The pilots will buy a tin?? night glass with
the mon.-y.
There was barely n quorum present when the
Board <>f Aldermen met yesterday. The granting
of the consent to th.- Metropolitan Traction Cora
patay for the construetloi. of u surface road In St
Ni'-hoias-ave. was not reported on by th. Railroad
?'ommlttee, as the board was served with an in?
junction at the last meeting, reatralntng it from
takln? any action In th>- mutter for the present
Pnultrymen may be willing to agree with, the
saying that there la a "providence in th?? fall of a
sparrow," but they do not regard the ?Teat de?
cline In turkeys as particularly providential In
this Thanksgiving market.
Mayor f?llroy sinned yesterday the resolutbm
adipted by the Hoard of Aldermen at their in, ? :
tag last Tuesday granting permlaalon to Jacob H
SehlfT. the philanthropist and banker, to erect a
tountaln at Rutgers Square, ai the junction of Bast
Broadway im-i Caaal-sL The square has been
known as "Tweed I'laza."
The soothing Influence of Thanksgiving time Is
remarkable. Nobody PSSOtna to care what sort of
flag will lx* raised on the City Hall If h" .'an raise
i a turkey for home.
Mayor (?llroy will meet John D. Townsend In
: court. When the Mayor r<-ad yesterday morning
? that Mr. Townsend had prepared the papen for a
I suit for libel against him, he made up bis mind
| that, beyond admitting that he would defend the
? suit, he would reserve what he had to say until he
| came into court.
"J. S. O." sends $10 to this office for the benefit
of the Industrial Home for Bund M>-n, at No. 76
Lexlngton-ava., Brooklyn.
A WHITECAP ATTACK ON THEIR HOC SE.
Lebanon, Ind., Nov H.?Joseph Conrad, a .!?-s
perado, on Novsnbi r i-'-, abol John Marts, a rt
spected cttlsen <>f Zlonville, during s light over Mrs.
I Martha White, with whom Conrad was Inaaaely ln
! fatuated. Conrad suspected Marts of paying alten
j U..1IH to Mrs. whii.-, who \< ;i wealthy young widow.
Th,- abootlng was a cold-blooded attali and the ex
cited citizens made a desperate attempt to lynch
Conrad, hui vors thwarted by the others. Before
dispersing, s committee was sent to Mrs. Whit.-.
who W.I-- requested to k iva town within forty-eight
hours, under penalty of being Mown up by dyna
i mite. No attention was paid to this demand.
Mrs Whit?- and h?-: daughter had soaiosly closed
i their eves laal nlghl sfhen a fusilsde of stones,
bricks; bullets and rotten eggs crashed against th.
SOS! luid north end? of tli.-ir house, tearing out the
i windows und ,|,?,,rs and wrecking the furniture, a
line piano was totall.. ruined and a rotten egg *as
i burst against the large .-rayon picture of Mr?.
White's dead husband. Th.- women say they recog?
nised tw.? of ttie assailants and will prosecute them.
? ?
TO USE THE TA K A MISE FBOCESS
i -?li.-ugo, No. 27.? A contract has ben ?x"<'iit?sl
between th.- Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
ami the Takamin.- l-'.-rm-nt Company for the op.-r.i
tion of all th? htrh wine distilleries controlled bj
the form?-!- company w lin the ? .|ui|?m?-rit <>f lbs
Takamlne process. The process ha- satl-fa, tor.lv
I>ass?-d the test wt if-?' at the Manhattan Distillery
with crude machinery. Director Hennessey, >.f the
Whiskey Trust, said to-day that the BSVlag by the
Vakimui" process might be '! .-. nts a gallon, which
on an annual output if IS.O0MM gaUona meant >?
paving of RJH.0M a year In the cost of production
The contract provides th.u by gsxl June all the
hlKh-wlne distilleries of the company, eighty In
number, are ;o be operated am th.- now pro nasa Th?
Trust has the exclusive rlfcht to use the uroceu?
only In the dl.-'.lluti-i.i ot high wines.
Q B ESHA M'S SHA M EF I ' L WO RK.
HitW TWO JAPANESE WERE GIVEN OVER
T< ? TORTURE AND DEATH.
THEY WERE CXDER THE PR?0TECTlO?I OP THE
AMERICA**] CONSUL-OENEIIVI. AT BIIANO?
U.M. BUT THE BECKBTAItT OP IT VI 1.
ORDEnEO TH ?T 1 BET BE
Sl'RRENDERED TO
THE CHINE R
The current numb r ol "Harper's W?rekly" n
tata? an article "?? "American II Iplesaneaii In
china," written bj Julian Ralph, the correspond nl
a- Shanghai, In whlcl the awful fate ol th? ts
.1.11 am -??. who .\ i lei to the CI
th- Am? t..' -i ' ion i--?: n ra! :?? si- inghal. I* de?
. : .?.- : \ :-.. Ily The article i n nl I ? a Idltlon il
proof thai tl I >? of the Ad
?rai. .n i- ?? m tins h? ne and dlsgusl among
_n ? ibroad. Mr. Ralph writes that "In fl
. hi re .'. ." : le in? i nat?d the city's
? normo i? rommi i Ul Inter? - - in Govrrnm
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thai our posltloi
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M - | brilliant u foin ?? ? ? to he ? ? n i ut ? -.? ri
.n< In tho ? : popular fair ?
Ing ?-..i, in.?:.-.! by th- :; I It- .-.- . .- . ?. - v v ,
in th?- bande?me new arm rj al lledford -?'.I It?
ivea it *a "old Guard" >.t*.i.t. and M.i.r
r maa E .- ? in, wit*! > urge number ?<'. :.
low-member, ??r thli organisation, was ?acortad by
the officer? ??' lb? B 1 t-, ?all the pointa of Inter-eat.
The fair one? in charge of the vartoui booth? of the
fair wer?- nol negiected, and the re?celpU i I
?wollen by ? largi amount It la now conaldered
probable thai the profits of the fair will exceed
jini.iain The article? remaining unaol i after Thanks?
?giving Day will i- Hap ? i ol at redu i prl ?
th?-r<- will i" no auctioning of gooda
A RM point ??f vantai,- Iron, w hi. !i t i VleW Un?
fair ih afforded In the gallery, and when persona are
tired ??f promenading, purchaalng or Indulging in
apeculatlon I?:. taking, number? In th? gueealng ?"?i
testa they can re I In the ?eats and listen to the
mualc, un-i.-r the direction of Alfred i> Poha the
regiment il band ma iti :
Laal evening Mr-, John N'otman waa In charge .?f
the flower booth, aaalated by a bevy of young
women. On? of I is ? H in oi the fair Im the lali
|?sue .f th? newapapei pi igramm? ol the fair, en?
titl.-d "??ut?." and ? llted iv gergeenl Major Whea?
ton B. l" ?par I The til ? ' thi? pa|M-r I? one of the
m..-: .:.?.," itlng ?out -n.i ? ??f ih? fair, containing .i?
it doe? ui- dally record of all Incident? of Interest.
To lay - t.? I-? !??'. . I t?. Hi- Army anil Navy, and
nor? uniform? a :ii i. .- ? ? n
? ? ?
THE WASHING TON ST. LIQUOR LICENSE
A i.itif rence was held by Excise Commissioner
Forrester with I?r. Lymas Abbott and the Rev.
Horace Porter, or Plymouth Church, yeaterday, In
regard to th? failure !?> advertise properlj the ap
plloal on for a liquor Itcense al No. ivi Washington?
?_ .\ir. Porreater explained that the adve?/tJaetnenl
waa handed In for Na itj Wa?hlngton?ave., and
that the prop r advertisement had now been bwued.
Mr. Porter comnUlned thai when be applied al th?
i.--, i Bureau for Informatisa in reg ?rd to mak?
ing a complaint, on? of tie- clerk? toM blm t.. n.i i
out for himself. Comml ilon r KVnreater iia?l the
clerk? called In and the offending ??n?- pointed out.
II- s/a? p-.ibllcl) rebuked t,.r hi? action?, and lold
to viiow proper courtesy to all person- who de?
ilretl Information.
Ka-Pollo Captant ?Doherty, of New-York, denies
that hi bas ani Interest In the propoaed grogshop
at No. 1*1 Washlngton-at. II- and hi? brot 1er ?iwu
No. I7:i Washington : . ml th? -? do nol propoao t?<
?ai k i II mi ?? ror i;.
A LECTURE B? EDWARD EVER?ETT HALE
-\n audience repreaentatlt ol the Long Ir-latul
Historical ?Society, the Sew?England ?So-clety, **
Brooklyn, and the Brooklyn ln?tituti ??i Arts .-,n i
. ?Sriencea crowded Aaaoclatlon Hall, Brooklyn, last
evening to Ihnen to the (irai or a series of l.?
upon "Th.- i-'oiiiiiers or x. w?England " The lect?
nrer was Dr. Bdwsrd Everett Hale, of Boston. Hli
?ubj< .t ?s/a "Wl ?la?n Br< a ti r, the i-'.i?;? i ol r.-.
m? atn " I ?r. Htorra |?re*|ded, und upon ihe platform
were Joshua M Van Cott. v-i W. Tenney, Father
BylVi '-r Mal.,!,.?. . M ,- i- lloO.lv, ?! n-riii .loan 'I'.
I Woodward, the It. \ Rmmuel l-:ii ?t and lu. i' i:
| W?sat. Dr ?Storm Introducid Dr. Hale In his ?grace?
fui mann? r
OATHBR8D ABOUT THE TOWN
The !C.-;:isl.-r-e|e,-i. i Iraiivill- VV ll.umaii, nays
be will r.-ap; oint WllllgfS l'air- ?' any -r, ?-I: t, i -,
and a III appolti! Thomas D. Muss? nop lo lUCCOOd
Michael ?S. i-inti.-.m in ? iitina? ?>f the rwlndealng
of the county recorda
James i.. ?'lurke, <,t tho Ninth Precinct, was uis
?i fioui tin poll,??? force yeaterday tor mi?
loiulii't He hail li'-eii (?init-en y.ati ?in the fon.-.
and dlil rot appear for trial
Thirty-four police BOTgSS-ltl ?-nteri d Ihe examina?
tion for <:aptai!icl._ b._un }??t?rduy, but iwu
Hilton, Hughes & Co., !
Successors to A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, 4th Avenue, 9th and 10th S\%
_?Tt_
A GENEROUS THANKSGIVING OFFER
m ?fi,r ?or sale on our WHOLESALE FLOOR, the followin-; lines, which in many
For to-day ???^%;A,N0^rA^urLec?nsT0UlJndersUnd ?ha. ?hese prices are on ?... Whol.sal. Floor Ml?
ZTier" Welnesd" only^ no o,h.r day. W. do ?his, ?ha? ?v? may do ?w. days' business In on?, as w. wU,
be closed on Thanksgiving Day.
Linen Dept.
B II- ? TW'Il i,r*i> CRA4H, regular 10 I t ) O et?,
traie . S ?
100 dos ni".?[< TOWELS, regalar "f. >* j IQ ris.
.pi .',iiv .S XV
08 ,r. 'i TABLE DAMASK?Whlte and t OQ ri?.
. ream valu? 80 ? ti . I
ril.I/i'.V SIMMS. hand -ml-'-i ,-I .10
? ?;?-?.. regalar :'. .?i quality.... I *"' l'r.
Pan.-.- Btrtped PIQl'E regular *> ??'? ? Qcis.
?v .1? r*
Housefurnishing Dept.
rARVKRS, i i'.i handles of Stag end) *| si
. ? llni ?Id S.On lira le.
1 *
Kfrkl?- I't l>|.|N<; DIS1IBS -
I i?? qualil]. (II
1 23 (srltl.7 1
.-., t ;. ' NlTCRACKERfl.M
? - all ' . ; ... ? i ? r. , i (
? ? '.'.
? ?? 45 ct..
Blankets.
' l<M ni.AKK'?TS??*?*?? ,0 M
las .*???' .I *** pr.
A S HO ill Ki ?LENE ? IMF ?RTER
I i ? :.? i ?:.;;? i ?? Ith wMts
i ?? ? .
1H
?? ?> CAMEL! HAIE I 1 0.1
.<i *??
THIS MAY
INTEREST YOU.
It's a difficult thing to judge
x*n from newspaper advertise
njft^rW^Sfci ments alone i':^t who
iv-'' rift} * Sf'?'s th* best things for
men s wear.
/.''-'A- /;/ i"//r Mow
, /. . i;//i/ windows,'
that's a good way t<>
tell, \On might lik<?
our very fine overcoats tor forty <>r
forty-five doll?fi?and they're worth
?t. too?or one for thirty-five dollar*?.
We believe in selling tlr: very best
qualit) for reasonable prices, but not
too low to insure satisfaction.
HA( KETT, CARHART
and .COMPANY.
T v
! li id way an-1 Cans! Street.
i . . -. 11 i... m < '.i imbers Street
Positively
Every handkerchief sold
by us (exclusive of silk)
is guaranteed
StmuureATrti
Pure
Linen
and our assortment is undoubtedly tlio
largest in tin? ?country. Handkerchiefs
for ladies, gentlemen, and children,
plain hemstitched, Initialed, embroid?
ered, lace trimmed, etc.
Pri?es range from 5c. to ?~~) each.
Th? holiday assortment is now quito
complete.
James JVlcCutcheon & Co.,
14 West 2Jd St.
THI: LINEN STORE.
withdrew when called upon to n?nr.. up th?* pay?
roll of ?i prednct, palter tilling it oui properly,
Thomas Holt, sexton of the ?*tmrrh of the Atone
m?- r 11. ?im murdered his ?if?' !n August at No. rnj
Beventeenth-st., ?an pronounced Inanne by a Jury
in the <'iiy Court yesterday.
Mm. i.h,y Heilten i? seeking ut>?-oiut<* dtvorce
fi?,m Maxwell P, 11 ?-rt??-rt. Tin? homing ?n a in.i
tlon for .-.nuir-'.-l fee and lilliiinny was adjourned
yeoterday, ns th?. proceedings had a suaptctoua ap?
pearance. Mr. Herbert was serloualy in at th?
tiiin- or the alleged mlsconduet on his pnrt.
sui-r.K-.il.. Abbott docldod yaoterdny that th?? llle
gltlmate children of Polar n Rooo, a lawyer, who
died at No, IM Powefavat last year, are not en
tttled to liih.'Ht any share of lit? estate of JUJO.UoO.
kdks married hin *.-.-..mi wife on April 21, 1S93. The
children were boni to her many yearn before that,
while hin Hint wife was alive. The Surrogate holds
that this marriage under the la?? of the State did
not iiiak.' the children legitim?lo.
Amold I'raiiHloll, of No. '?X, Ollnton-Ht , was sp
polntod Mtperlntendenl of .station ?? of the Post
olt|i-i>, at Nn l.liil 'fhlrd-uve., by Postumster Hulll
\ mi yesterday li.- arlll asoume bis now duties on
Decembei :. and will auocosd William J. Bonnott,
His father-In low, Jamea Thompson, is on?? of the
1.Ismen for 1 h,- Postmaster,
Announc-rmenta.
Sunlighl ..n Tap- Electricity enUrely takes the
plan , f p-tinllpjhl in 11.pylna r.n.l enlanclns it?-p?rim??nt
?r Korkwoad'a Uallsrr, I,?UM Sn-aOwai .?.?h sm. n. y ,
Hn.i ?>ti,ii.i.-H i,in. 1- ? ft. r ;if,-sh,- photocraptu for lift.
?Vila i. as a Wink"'
? ??
Mm Wlnnlow'a Soothing Syrup for Children
i?-?thln? ?..fini. ti,,- pjasBs, ramraa Inflammation, ?iuv?
pain, ? ..r?-? wlad o ?t.- ?n,i fllanQuia. 39 easts a bottls
?NarfcetU."
K. & W.
"Odcna."
Tlia cuff.
nu. I.Y.1N-.1 pmracT tooth i?owt>i:r.
Keeps the tasta. <i?-an sad wbtta ?nd purin?,? ti,?, hrnth.
An .????ant t,ll-i iinur... S ,|.| e??rywli?-ro, fi cent?.
Henry A. Daniels. M. D_
Vo WEST S?JTII-8T.
rn-.tr?-' ef he N?r???.un Hyataia. Uanlto-Crtnars Os.
?ana. lmpotvacy oui BttrUltr. Hours. ( te ? ? te ?V
Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery and Underwear.
Udlea* Une COTTON ?JTOCKINOS full > | /"> at*,
teahtoned- Hate, taa?were ?'?"?> doa...)*"
Chll'lren'.i Baria? ri!.?..- 1 MERIMO j 1 Q el?.
VKSTS. -mill sl7.e?, Wen BO Ct?.V *lV^
Chll.lr-n'?> tin? Tibb*4 CASHMERE) "I E eta.
?STOCK-NOB, la ? lorn, wi ??? 7". eta... | XxJ
Salsa ribbed VKST8 lb) Q|.''""
?seek, i? ng ?I? -. a re S.i *"vu
Men's Furnishings.
;??. Men's CASIIMERR '? HOSE. I .
fui: rega , | *y
H ? ;-..:?. - '
Ifcn'a Yet -v !>.;, i NtOHT BHIRTfl |OAes,
IS ci quail . *
M i.'s R| 1- - D am !" ii Ml I ?RES??"?'?: } . ...
OOW S* ?'?. '.la*
n_r__in . J
China Dept
Doull a Porcelala DINNER BETS. ?? I *l f) it
re UM .f _-w?
lt??t l'r?nrh ?'hlr.-i TEA CI PS hand '?? / Q Q ata,
oral??-, wer? ?'?-? ?i -.i **"'"*' Fr>
? ,>,.?, [nrportril ?Tut OU?? salt .-?r, : ?,_? .
l'l'.ITKit BHAKI-RS, ??? i' Z *_ '
,?.-.-; cap?, ?-...--- SO .-,.jAMhaX each.
|60C.L.
?Beat auallt? TABLE Oont.ETB, 5th a. -
nu? ?nape? rular retall ; ? 1.2
Tv/zx
Astrakhan Capes.|25.oo,
? m ?:?? tasse.
Electric Seil Capes, .sv^.oo,
thai wore ?J4S.M
? -he*?.
Electric Seal Capes.. .541.00,
tin.? wore ?MSjOS.
S" In^hc.??. ?a' ?looo ar and front edging .
? Seal Capes.??.. jo.\oo.
Fur-lined Circulars,
S19.5o?
about '.? price.
Children's Muffs and Sets
of
Persian ?Lamb, ?Beaver,
Krimmer, Thibet
Lor d& Taylor.
Broftilwny & 20th ?St,
MNOS.
r??n?.!l?h??1 !<?40 NVarlv lon.om? n?w In I???.
It?.-pf.?i1 IllKtu-at Aw.-i-.l W-rlJ'a F.iir. Chl-Bga
NEW BCA-JB, NKW ASP AltTISTI?' DttlONB, IN
OU? MAHOHANY WIIITI-: MAHO.IANY (with or with,
??it lira?? Ornnrnrntatlnnai. IH'RI.KI? OR CIRCARRIAS
WALNIT. OAK nn.I ninny et__e w.xf.1?.
FOIt 8AI.K ON ?BAST TERMS IK DKSIRED.
TO IlKXT. ALSO K*i< IIAM.KD.
FISCHER PIANO WAREROOMS,
110 Fifth Avenue. Cor. 16th St.
HEW T*IFF IL
AND
WIE T/M Ulf
WITH THE
OLD l-UU WBM RATES COMM
EKHFUNTKD BT
TTKM raO?SME
Cod ?P_DG_Ti{pooC??- C-woo.?
_dD WEM*? a CKE?
TIIOHiJltCm.V KKVISKI? AND ACVl'RATI". ropy.
MONTH) BY Tin: TRMXRJPttX sknt. ?KaSTAOM
I'AID. TO ANY PART OS 'HIE COUNTRY OS R??
ct-irr UK l'Ricc
T2._? TUNK, nr-YOH
Silks and Velvets.
1 nm-dl lot 1? 'T-h QLAOi VELVET, ? ? Q fn_
r"(pilar 1.0.) qualify .<*?*/
Color?^ Fr*n<-h SILK SURAHS, re-jular IQK'ta.
00 ct i,unllty . > *0
r-i:i.-k-ri?-iir'-i TAi-PETA ion? ; i:i*. ''"'-'4.0 tta,
iii.tr 1.01 quality .?' *\tW
Dress Goods.
IMS rds faacy MIXED CHEVIOT?, )?|A| ?1
rreat?sl bargain neat offered .> *?** ?t
4<; ?n. Paaey CHEVIOT, regelar M et) pe eta,
:. Ptoa IMPERIAL BEHOB, r<, ,i..- / pc et,,
H Ct ?iualliy .?*y
iinr-Tt.-.i wini?-'".i's. ahelsaal? prt. < co cts,
imr."rt?'i BKOADCUOTHEi whatesaleiAA etlb
pries LSI .i O?'
Black Goods.
M-ht Intrported alWwoel h.tiste. Met.) QQeta.
i;ua it y .... I ??
i,000 Silk Umbrellas.
Loon .?ilk CstBRELLAS, assort?d hm-/-! 44
rular \.?.u. :i to 1 M.?i ???
Cashmcra 01 ras 1 >r ladies and Chit- , *i pi ?ta,
dren. 1 M ?,a|. .? Aa?j p
Furniture,
l.vi CORNEE CHAIRS, eererad in stlfe >____.
-in' satin Damasks, al.- >'.ir??'-. ri X
10.00 . $ *
The newest dress-suit bai very long
ooat-tails?some people like 'em, sums
like shorter tails. Take your choies
here: only the shorter skirts have a lit?
tle .shorter price, because they're not so
new.
$'J7 instead of $.30, $30 instead of
135, $37 Instead of $42.
The chanoes are that, if you buys
long-tailed one, you'll want it cut of
by-and-by?but have your way.
KOGKI-S, PBBT & CO.
THREE l Trine*.
BROADWAY )\v?'r?n.
t*T .REH Im SL
AND
Ms TT?CD OgBir(9Qoaailt-1(Mi
TO ADVEOBITOSSIBe.
ooaoaiLAinKDa o? tom
LflE^oWOBIK
FOR
CDdBTTdDSHK, 11 ??Ma
October, 3 - *_ ?Q0g])(D copies
10, - fl(M),4(M) "
44 17. - ?l<M)f7<W "
44 24. - ?IMVMi ?"
44 31? - tKB-D.?A-i ?
Total fors weeks, ?B4Q-7?B? "
Avage per week, fl(ftD,$?B(B -
THIS CIRCULATION IS ENTIRELY AMONG FA?*
EUS AND VILLAGERS. AND COVERS THE EAST?Wt
MIDDLE AND WESTERN STATE?.
ADVERTIS-INO RATES LOW. FOR ESTIMATE? AS*
DEEM "Till' TRllHWE." NEW-YORK. _,
Black Persian
Best German (Saxony) Dye
Eaton Jackets ,,,?)?
Coats and Jackets , . s MJ
Mantles. I45
Capes. 75
Collars. 3jj
Collarettes. l5
Boas. ?
Muffs. 6
And upwards.
C. G. Gunther's Sons,
184 Fifth Avenue, New York.
EST'D A. D. IM*

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