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INEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNVY.
V? INKERS.
Mayor i',-. ne >?.?????. r! - for ?? ? ? ?!?] city of "fon?
ateri I per etri ? of W ? ? ll
James W. eLongstreel .?.? Co., ??' (tosi ?, Mass.,
botici : ?? ?? li (823.000 maturing on
? iry !. IM . ' ' ? on Ft bruary I, iv?:? st
'??? ?. ' ? I? 'tl.:'"" m ?turine on April
POT) t 100.41. an ? 1500
cremai ? irlng on April I, 18(8, al
192.9G7. Blake Brother? botighl 130.000 ?, Rtreet-epav
Ing i?op Is (maturh f 810,000 on M ?rch
1 it? the yeai 1901, 1902, 1902, ?8?, 19M an>l 1908) for
?? 25 v: SZl 58011 ng b nd ($1.580 18, ma
tur,ng ra April I, 1917. and In th? ?urn of ??.??0
April 1 in the ye in v? and 19?) a
railway-paving b : ??:.'? ? maturing on March I,
1.9?) at 18 ? ? . the .87.000 maturing on March :
i!":. al 183.901.\: th? annual meeting of lh?
l: - ?,. M.. held on Tue? lav
ejvenlng, th? I ?lio? ? "tir? r- e/ere chosen: Stepphen
T. Bell, ma lei The ?dore .? Bayer, ?enlor warden;
William Bate, junloi warden; \ C Mott, ?? -rotary;
Hi nrj M. '? Ireai urer; Bug ne Tymeson.
?enlor d? icon; Jam??? Thomas, Iunior deacon; .lohn
T. Ramage, Hier; William Gieenhalgh, -t.. T. .1.
Mur;.:?.?, nnd Jicob i: ? .. irusu -, J, W Qoodale,
organist; Edwin ?. Qui I?, chaplain; Julius Tack
iii.it.. mi . and John A. Murph? .
na ?'. ... Th - ev? ning al 7: W the I'? ? ? mber
meeting? of 1 : Men's Christian Assi
Will 1 ' h? . : :ll til?' tun loi i V til' '" ?"' '?>
?tor, \v?:i i? ' preseni and out?
line ... ? m?? win -r m !?.- department, !!??
will also ?? ?mi ? i.i ?, . , ? ??? sixth
pupils' ? \ G Music ? is
? ? ' i'. Hall The ,
? ?... ? t were the Misses Georgiana
Hertha Sheppard, Florence Zetterstrom. Mar
urei th Minili. .Minn.?? M.ilion.
Orai e Jord ? \; ? .?.?. Il? riha Peen?. Kate ?
Mallon, r. erti nd Messrs. CI ir ? ! >? ?grey.
? itto Koti ' ; Bate? an ? Willi im w
Julian .Ionian, K?l ?ar.l J. Flood and M tos Richar.l- ,
son a-:: l?ame? were c ?niInue 1 e?n Tu? lay
? ier Tournam? nt. Cap
taln Rayi ; im ? ?? ? ? Capi iln Rilter's m >n
by .? - ???? . II The : isi of the I I
uled ? loan ? . :?:.- ? ? nlng, when Cap?
tain '< ?? ?"? nm ? ??. ? Captain Campb '.'.'- team.
. . . The m??. ? tea of th.ngreg ill ?n of
irch was I
the h ?me f Fisher A 11 iker, ai S ?. ??? ?'.? ?
wv<?' . ?
MOUNT VERNON.
CHAI'.';;:!' WITH ELECTION FRAVM
H-;iry J. Hoffman, Henrj ll. Deverman, E
f. Glllen, Jol ? W. Wagoner, Insp >ctori of elec?
tion, and p.?!?-? lerka In the Second District of the
i lb Ward, Mounl Vernon, In lasi spring's
?municipal elect' n, whose bungling method? ?.
tb? cause of the long Mayoralty Ughi between
?.? ? -? (Republican) and Flake (Democrat), were
arrested late Tueeday nlghl on the sworn Informa?
timi ol ?. ?."'. Blakeman, chairman of th?? Re
publican Citj Committee who allege?? thai
man and Ot - uhe. are ^mocrats, falsiti? .
tbe election returns, wherein they certified that
four municipal ballots were t u : In the echool
le.'.;,,: i ?. inai id ol : m a? returned by the Re
pubi nspector, Walter H Jones. The war?
rant.-? were Isi .? I by C? unty Judg Isaac ? Mills,
under sectl - Noi I0B and 93 ,,?/ th.? Penal Cod?
e (Democrat) and Wagonei (Republican), the
two l> Ilot-clerka erre ted, are charged '.?:t!i per?
jury, Blakeman alleging tle.n they signed .? f ! ? -
davits when ? they h ? : sworn to tbe ume facts
-th In the? Information against the Inepe ????
--in .?ther word*, to th?? alleged falsified return?
? by Deverman and Hoffman. They were ar?
raigned before Judge Mills yesterday morning,
and ?? application of ti?? prisoners ounsel, the
? admitted t.? ball in 81.000 each for
examination on Saturday afternoon, December 22,
at 2?0 o'clock Roger M. Sherman appeared aa
iman, it is probable now, ?.in??..
thi? st j? has 1.? teikfn, that wholesale Brrests
?srtll follow, ai tber? ar?? many election offle lain
who. It la alleged, violated tbe election law,
WHITE PLAINS.
?William W. Rider, of Mount Vernon, while out
riding In Auegtut last In Mount Vernon-st. ran
Into S sa:..i 1 > r?;? upon the road and was thrown
out .-?:..? hai one of his legs broken In Baverai
?: - ]{<? sued foi 125.000 damages and th? uri
In tiv ?Circuii Court at Wblte Plains yeeterday al?
Jow?.? ? him $5,000.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY ?CITY.
Mr?. Mary J. Conway, whe?^.? husband ia cblef
cf th?? Jersey City .Fire Department, yesterday
brought suit ie.-Vr?? Judge Llpplncotl to recover
J',,'11 fr.iin the Metropolitan Inauran ?? Com)
on th?? three p??: t.? her brother-in-law,
Thon::? ?. ?'..-:., ?.?. The ompany al?
kg ? ? the . ? were vitiated by inaccura
< appllcatloi One of 1 hei ? - ild Allen's
f.rie. r died 1 Hem and his ra r fi pa
pneumonia. The > ?nd, dated ,-ix months later,
said the .par? .?.? ?? living The third,
after the second, said the
? ? ? lied from old age. Mrs. Conwa)
thla waa noi All? ?'? fa ill ; h
the : ? ere. All th?? appllca?
tloi - ? filled In t?j one agent Judge l.tppin
? OH eli:??. ! ....
th?? Oral ?-,??? ? UH, .nd i.i the comepanj ?
, 8500 each. 1 iltlal
violai Ion of an not to li
other company. "Pasquale Antoi u
Ricardo we re marri? ... In J? ? ? t'Iti
bv Ju tice G er. The bridegroom grave ?
ding f a it, bui In the midst ,?r It the ? ri i?? walk? ?
off with her pai ft ? groom dise ont ?
late In ? M?!?? ir Id* Bald thai Anton
hai agreed lo pay her father 1200, and had failed
te? keep his | .-??. Two week? ago Anton agr<*e?l
t?, ? ? mon? ? a1 the end of a >? ? > k.
wife returned to him. il- did noi keep hii prom
It . ?ii? ??::? wenl home again Vesterday
Antoi gi Llpptn ??tt for ?? writ of
habeas ? irpui Mrs. Anton appeared with hei
par? ?.? Ii ? ?? ? Bhe ... . sh ? was noi ? ? Ibi
?l"'a ? ? ! ? ? ..; . ,? ???. .a liege l tha ? ? he
<????? miei,.?, performed by Justice <;. ??.???.?? was noi
? ? in ton had noi pai?? the price
KkT.? upon. .1 ??'.?? Llpplncotl Instructed Com
: t to take tesi imony Ita ? egar l i<>
: ' ?? . p ? ? pori as to !;-. vatidltv.
? ? WAI IK.
? esali in In the courte yesterday by Mn
Augusta M Dickinson against the Fidelity Title
?:: . Comi ' ?? ! : Mr? DI? k ; 11 ??.. ??
Ib executrix of her lat? husband's estate. Bhe n.'
leges that she I with the Fidelity company
th?? sn .1 thai the mon? y wai ;m
prop? rly ?.a.. ... lohn W. Taylor, a
Mi. ? ? ?.?'? comm : te l suicidi while
temporarily Insa - ? ?? n?t.-r 20, its?. 'in the
Mi Dlcklns? ? ,. ? thai the checks wer?
I tn blank, and In thai wa) ll was epose!ble
fe.? Mr. Tayl ?? to draw the mone?? r<?r his personal
u?? The for by Mr. Tay?
lor.
A real estate and chattel mortgage for 11.000,000
was .recorded In ihe County Registrici ..t!.?
terday II a-ai given bv the I'nlon Traction Com
; if Rutherford, Bergen < ounty, lo th? Metro?
polita! 1 Compel ' Nea Yvk Th?
November 36, 1884. It represents
. ?.?p ?v.? ? io buy franchises and property and
? ? : ? ? , ? :- igne ? by George s.
tet?n, treas?
urer, for 11 mpanj
NEW-BRUNSWICK.
R rd Sen , Sberle of Middlesex County,
t . , morning eerved with an order from
? ?? , .? hai elloi Van Fleet, sitting ai Newark, to
?.h? ... e mac on ne ? TueBday why he should noi be
comi itt? ' to ?? I foi contempi of courl The ap?
pi ? ?? for this order was made <>n Tuesday st
Setti by Judge Anderson, counsel foi Mis.
Abbii lerne? ol New-Brunswick, Mra. Jarnee
? fi "in her husband, \\ ?H
l.-err, Jernee ??, beri botttrr, al Spring i.ake?. and m?
.. ? for alimony, llrr lawyer uneuo
.?, ? to ?olirci this, bul Anally ee
foi Mi J< ? ?? ? s .n ? esl !?<; , on?
..? ?. ?? was placed In Bhn Iff
bul the latter, Instead of arresting
jernee h r-epted hall lor 1500, Jrrneee's Ijondeman
helm ':? ? : r Helm, Deputy (?? ra of Middlesex
Coui iv. In s,, doing the Sheriff -ays )??? ? ted upon
local advl e. and had o leplrlon of violating 'he?
ia.?, until tie- ordei was servesd upon him yester?
day morning. Mi Servlsa will appear with counsel
at JCe ?. . ? ?. Tuesday.
A FEW II ?/MF FOR ?ill Flit ASSOCIATION.
Members of the iiar Association, at a meatlng
on Tuesday evening, herard s report from s com?
Bitte? ? '??'t,n?.? of Austen Q Fox, John McLean
Nai'.h and Klv.arl \\. IbeldOD r'latlv?? t?? the
< : for s new- building for the asso?
clatinn. Th? committee ha) kwen appointed with
.power 10 Mlecl ? sit?? and make? :, ??,???.??-t for
piir'-ha-??. sn?,..? t.. tbe approval nf th?? BsaonlB
tirir? bi th?? monthly meeting. A plot e,f ground,
Irregular In -hap??, ?.?v of aad adjoining th?*
Sixtti-ave?. ear stables, ind srlrndlm Oweesli th.
blo?-k from F?t>rty-thlrd-et. n? l'eirty-fourth-si., wan
-? :? ??????. Th* efroatage la eForty-tblrd-at. is ?
tant ?? Inches, and ihe frontage la Forty-fourth
st., ?S feet ?; Inches. Tl??? >maiabars hav voted
to rotifv the ,'iVia,? inaili? i.? ? ht- .eimniit
I??. and on the land to be acquired will ??miei
a handsome flreprool bulldiiiK, larjie? enough fur all
th?? purposes of ih? association. The? prim ie? he?
Sal?! for th,? Ian.I mi?! the probable oOBt Of the
???????? has ??? besen .?nimiinre-.i t?? the members.
Th?? lar*?? library ,if the assorlatlon iii?-,|? .??
belter ami enfer building than it? present home In
Twenty-nlnlh-st.. and that has ).?<-n one of the
Chief raaSOBS for Wuntlni; a lie w bnlleiliig.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.?Latest U. S. Gov't Repot
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PUBE
A UFA IFS IX BROOKLYN.
THKY WANT NO LIQUOR STORE THERE.
A GREAT ARRAY OF I'll?????G???? AGAINST Tin?:
?'.li.WTINI?, nl' ? I.VKNsK AT HIOH
AM? LIBERTY BTS.
An Importan) hearing in tbe matter "f the pro
te m air.iinst a liquor license for s new Btaop at
High and Liberty sts., upon the new Bridge Plasa
and near the entrance to th?? new Bridge station,
was given hy Excise Commissioners Welles, For?
rester and Hacker, yeeterday morning In the ?city
Hall. Michael Murphy wishes to transfer his
license from Cllnton-at., near .Fulton-st., to No. M
Hlgh-sl . where ??.? propo es t<> Bl np on? of the
in..-? gorgeous drinking shop? In lb? city. H? ls
prepared to eprnd MI.OOO np?m the flgturrs alon.?.
? formidable protesi was presented by .Plymouth
Churcb, with over 7"" signatures, aad other pro?
tests were presented, signed by bank presidente,
by pr??piTiy owners in the? vicinity of the place,
?m ? by business men, all opposed te? an In? rease
In the number of licensed grogshops near tbe en
trance of the Bridge, where over (0,000,000 people
pass every year. A map was presented showing
th?? existence of tblrty-els liquor .-hop?- within .?
radius of two blocks from the Bridge entrance.
The opposition wai headed bj Dr. Lyman Abbott,
pastor of Plymouth Church, and tbere were sbonl
fifty of the leading members of tbe church, In?
cluding Mrs. Brecher ani a numbrr ?>f otta?
womrn, prrsrnl
Dr Abebotl said ,; I h< proti ?1 ints wi ? ? ot
prrsrnl as Prohibitionists, ?e: ai trmprrance ?? ? ?
?tes. bul simpl) as citisene, with the besi Inter?
? sts ,?f Brooklyn at hrarl Thrre were already
enough 11?n>?.?r ?hop? near the Bridge entrance, \
Fulton and Washington ?ts . tu ? of the avenues
of approach to the Uridgr, wrrr alrrad) lined with
groggerles, Hie? public had .? righi i?> ask thai the
new approach, Libert) I sho ? ? be kepi fr....
Dr Abebotl sal l thai Uve of the oi ner? of
the application of Murphy had withdrawn their
slgnaturrs from it. I-bile Brntlmenl was op
posrd to ii:? dl ftguremenl of the ? >?"??' and the
nea streei to the Bridge, which hn?i ? '-t V
by r.iilt?.,id tracks, and he believed the p. ??pi??
v.r.? oppose?! to liquor shops fronting on this
publlr ? ???) ? ? ?
?;? n. ral Alfre : C V-.r- ? lent ol ?
lean Hook Company, argued againsl ??' bushing
. ? place to ? II liquor In the i-icinlt) of the
. ? ntran? e, when th? ? .:?-???- were
f.-?\ and should be reserv? ! for businesses thai
would benefll the public ? hi? h tra' cil? I t.. and
it,.m the Bri lg< .?t th? rat? ol : ?"?" ? ? ?- ?
ii Boor um an I C C U Igh ? vpr? I th? ?pposl
tinii to a new licensed n? ai ihe Bri Ige, on
the ground of ihelr Interrii a? propert} owners.
General ?'. T. Chrlstrneen presldeni ol the Brook?
lyn Trust Company, sa - ni would noi
?. ? ; mone) on ai y pi ?? ? ? U us? ? for p lading
liquor
Professor R W. Raymond urg? 1 ih.? Interrai ol
Plymouth Church.
The Rev. 8. ? Halllday oppose ? eny furthei
crease In the numbrr ol grogshop? clustered
the ? ??????
Jamrs F. Cropsry. for the ?. )? tve
?,. - ,(?mit ?? i.r..-f and ? si gard to Ihe
4e?.oi?i.e?.. people ? ' ? ??' rj J ear
? ?,m don't ? lai ?? ?? drink on
the pray, do yo ? "' ask? : ?
Bri? fi will ?Se prrsrnl? before Unni
decision _ _
THE MAYOR ON NEWTOWN CREEK.
UK SAVS THK ?ITY 11 \: [?ONE M -I. IT CAM AM?
THE STATE OR ?????? HI ST PO THE
Mayor eSchlei lerdajf
In regard t.. the ordei of Qovernor .Flowrr ?
Ing Krwtown Creek nuisances
Tbe rlt) has airead) taken ?? tlon for ih? ' I
m? ni ?.f the nuisances so f.n ai H ? ?- the pe.w.r
? |h n the ?. ??-:' ot the Health C ? t n ?
?: . ell v i!:?? groui ?, I -iv Ihe ???.?.
., ng a sewer bulli to divert the sewage whle h
now empties Into the creel 1 consulted with ?'ny
Works Commissioner White and he st ,?? ?
engineers to worh making plani for ? ?ewer t??
? the ' Iran I ?- ? ? s tr h now
in!?. the ' r.-.k. As to
the rreek, we sViii have >some difficulty In chnns
Ing ih.? egrade In orde ? thai the) may discharge
Into tbe Basi River, bui ir,? ? ar? noi \???
and do not .ef.'? : the- creek vrrj mn h In refei
.:. ? ? to th? night soil boat, ? mi ?. say that we ? ?d
? ? - imin? ? an I orden ihat 11 thor
repaired I plated n ?? ?
Ihe ii- ...th I ?? ; irtme I faetoi
... .
? '
Improvement! In ord? r to prrv? tini
odors ? froi It will be
?? ??? . th.fore, lhal the Cil
thai I us to ?io
"How??? er, I am glad ti.ut ? !.? ' V ?
I In ? he matt? r an i m ?de ? p?-remptorj ?
. will be a greal al I to ih? i-ltj nuthorltl? ?
Whal ?- really needed now 1- that Ihe Htat? ?:
Nea V"ik. oi the I'nlted State? Government
reek t h >n ..
. lean? ?1. I hat ? to th, ??? ?
proposed ? anal to iv .
? a ?e ii? ni'? Ihat ran.
e th? in?.- '
replug pure the
' f tl,?? . i. ??!.. bee ? IBI .' "Ill ???.?.1? ? ? II
? ? a hi? :? will ?a-: . reek twl ?
? 'i.i\ The clt) Ihorltie? ? .? move In the
matter. Il la s ?? ,.? It ? hi h mu * br k-fl
Btate, and we ; ropo ? to ? ..ii ihe attention "t the
State to it. -?? that a bill may be prepare?! to
about the mu h ne e ?? ?? l m provenu nt.
? ? ?
A HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF TU!" .STREET
\ -?? lai ad waa passed ? he legislature a frw
yean ago I . \ ,r? a .
Bt fr-iin ihe Easi iv.e-r ??? Metroepolltan bvi lo 1
width .?f 100 feel Many ol I hi ?? ? ?
led the .a'" in ihe courts, bul decision was
given .'?;.!::?? them, and th? ? were order? ?
? ? ;,?? moved .back, Tl ... unplle I with
by Ihe properl iwnei s tl ' ? ? - eptlon of the
owner of ti??? four-etory brich house al
the_Bouiheasi ? ?rner of B? ny and North
flf?c end sts. Tii. house Ii the prop rtj of
Philip Engelhardt, who ? irchasH il a) ,?
foreclosure aale eleven res rs ago Tbe bouse itand?
In the middle of the Btreel Before the treei ws
widened ll stood on the cornei (iwlng t?, this the
work em the ?treel li al ? land ? II, the contractors
bring inai rrmove the house .t grade an ?
pave th- strrrt. Th? Brooklyn city Ita 11 road Com?
pany, wblch Ii building a trolley tin?? through ihe
it ree t t.< Lutheran Cemetery, haa Pen compelled to
ba.lU a curve around the ii I
? REPLI FROM REOI8TER KENNA.
Al tbe meeting of ri,?? Board of ? limate rester?
? day Register Kern ? pr? ?? ? ? long statement
denying lhal he had violated the la? and mlsap
lated the funda pul In his hands by the Board
?if Estimate to Introduce the n? *w system of In?
dexing county records. He told In detail what he
had done, and mad- an offer to make? good any
] muh that a competent tribunal should decide lhal
???? had not prop, rly u ?? I. He al n d? nl? l ih ei th?
Board of Estimate had any righi t?. call blm ??>
account for Ihe expenditure ? the money in in.?
d? pai imeni ol Ih.ntj gov? ? nmeni
The Buprrvlsor-at-Large, Mr Fliehte, chai^eter
; lz?-d the alleged ??.'.pianati?.? ,?f the Regi ?. r as a
masa "i glittering ?nneralltles ami noi luch an ex?
planation as the board lead directe?! The matt,t
ref? rrrd t,? the ? !orporatlon < Oun
The Board of Elections report? I a dellcH of IM.?
in ? in the money available for the \?. ?.? k thla
year, due to n??? exi>enses in the new wards. The
m..n. y will be pal ? bj I he ? ? ward
The s,im ??f tino.OQO from tl exel ? ret lpt1 wai
esarl for distribution among ti,? charitable In?
stitutions '.i the clt) Thli is the last year this
ii, v,inule,? will be made, for a new law gor? Into
. :: t nexi year.
HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM wins
At th? fair of th?? Protestan! Episcopal ?'hnreh
? of the Epiphany, of Brooklyn, which waa held last
w,?!.. one of tbe many features thai ?ause.! <-.,m
m? n? ?.as the voting contesi vr 100 dressed dolls
, and other toys, wblch were to ???? given t" the or?
phanage of either Brooklyn or New-York that re
i cetved ih?? m ratest number ??f rotM. Nearly svti y
; denomination was represented smiMig the contest?
, ants. After ?? most spirited e??ntt-st the trophy ?at
i/ivin t.. the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, of Brook?
lyn, which we,? the contesi i,y s majority of IM
vot?es. This in Itself shows ihe? tendency to break
down the barriera "f denomlnatlonallam, and. while
ih?? Hebrews and their friends worked hard for
their orphanage, they ware ably supported by the
members of Epiphany parisi? and churchmen
throughout Brooklyn in .general, who ?????m<?l to
tak? speiia: pride in havin? oiher branches "f the
Church than thedr own represented. The It,man
Catholic, Protestant, colored, mid. In fact, most of
the? orphanages were voted f?>r. The fair Itse-if was
a financial success beyond the me??t sanguina an?
ticipati?,?
? ?
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Hamas P. Hmirh has been elected eommandsr of
? ".rant 1'ost, C; ?. it.
Mr?. Kate Nine ket. who was iunynt. ,| ,,f mnn
slaiiKhier la?t year, hns become ln?ane by rea?on
Of the death of her little boy, who whs horn wh??n
she wn? In Jail. .Sh.? nhot nnd killed Alexander
Klrschner, her lover, who spurned her after her
husband had cast her off. When she ?as con
vtcted, .?-entonre ???? sospende?!. Sh?* has now been
Beni to the insane naylum.
Employe? on th?* ration? troll??)? linos met yester
?lav an.l discussed tli?* <|ii<-stlon nf il?*m.-in?llnK In
Creased wages next year. An advance <if -.*. .???ils
a day irHl ?.<? naked if any Increaae la waglil by
motonnen and conductora.
In ?h.' ."Hit of Mrs. I.urv Herbert for al.poliilp dl
v(ir,?.? fro? Maxwell P. Herbert, Judge Van Wych
dtamlaaed Ihe complain! yesterday, a? tin? allega
tions concerning ih.? ihr.?.' c<v respondents were noi
proved.
in tli?? recent examination of police sergeants
for promotion to captaincies, onl] two applicants
paased, getting more than the M per ceni required.
They ar.- Kuan ?. rlayion, of Ihe Twenty-fourth
Precinct, end .1. Atldlaon Conrln, <?f the Twenty
fifth Bub-preclnct. Botti be?? been on the police
force ?Ince IIM. Thera wen ihlrty-flve who en?
tered ??- examination. Three vacando? rxiai t.. be
ailed.
?;.,,r;*.? Wood, of No T:?l JefferaoQ-ave., was
charged iti the Adam? Street Police ?'?.urt yester
.!..\ with abducting Rmroa Hoag. Bhe I.? fourteen
yean old, and with another tiri ran awn? from the
Brooklyn Tralnlng-School for Younf <?iri< on De
eember '?? The other k'cI returned t?. the Institu?
tion, Lut Emma m>*t ?-..unir Wood, tvh.i is only
rlghteen yean old, and !*? i.,.?k her an i) In ?
carri.?-.?. Th.? defendant denied the abduction, and
waa aenl (.> Jail In default ?if ROM) ball.
Brother I'll. li?, the missini* president nnd I iun 1er
of St. Leonard'? Academy, al No 110 South Fourth
?t., ? ? iw -ni t" ??' iti Canada, when he haa
.???>. ! .? branch "f the Je -11 * ord r, and ?? ??? t
I"??. Uni,' hla Studi??? with the Vleaj >?? ?-tiO-riiii; the
prti al
John Kolyer, the young bnu Dnlshet who waa
arr?ate?! on Tueeday nlxhl c.r the murder of Otto
siimi.a. li on Ihe afternoon of < '.-(ober 11. %? is taken
!? fore .ii?,?? Watson in ine Kwen Str.'.-t I'ollce
? ...irt yesterday and reman?! ? to Jail until W<
? ir ? xamlnal Ion HI muri ??-i. il irry I Nile, ? p
pli ? ? noi ?: ? : 11 \- for the prisoner.
The annual meeting and election >.f "?? p
the Brooklyn Dei.'ratic Club will i?? held al I
rlubrooma i!i ? evening. Th? polla will be open
from .'? ?? in until I I mi.
The Bev l?r William Rill ?I Uri?l-, of 111 - ?
?*, v.. ,? - ? ? - r - - ? l In tasoclatlon Hall laal evening
ipon "William Bradford, Ihe Oovernor of Plym?
outh." The lecture wai thi lecond of the ?
upon of Nen Kngland." ; ??
th?? Joint auspice? <.f th?? Sen Kngland Bocietj of
Brooklyn; lh? ?. m? (aland Historical ?
thi? Brookl) p Institu? of Irta and 8
home yEws.
WHAT IS GOING (?N T?>I'\Y
Th?? ?,.t,,? Inv? ? gating ? wi.
IO . .. ni
?jentei ? ' John Onnrejr, ? ri ? ' Oeneral s? ?
si nj
?. W I. sir ,??.?? mei ham
Pein
Michaux Club, Bowmrn'? Hall I p m
Annual m? f Di ? ? ? ., ?? ? Metropnl?,
? L
Kation ?! ' ? of Mil il Palnten Ri
.?,?.-? M n .. * ? ? ? m
Preaentatlon of I. ?? ? ? ? Dad
? ???',-?? ? ? pi
Worm ??'? Afro Am? *
1 ; ? I I
Brooklyn Republican prit ? . ? nlng
? ? m ?.? ?. ,?? . ' ib meeting
Nineteenth Cei ' ? ? t> m
Paint, oil ? ind On
tr.il II lei. ?. |> rn
wi:; ? - lion Hotel Bt
I
?
* -?? \- ?.,
<-? m il ;? Hal ?'.,-.
:? ;
. . nd-ninth Street Mel ?.?:
i? III
Harry Klni bel
Il ? :. reu ! *? ? r r ..
?VI
- ? ?
NKW ?? ???' '
?
next V
? ? Mo. G? V
Port ? ? . bi *
by the Ret ? ?? ?? Uli im 8 and the Rev.
Yung ? lung ?? ?? '? ? na
Thi t ?r? ntj ::'i!? r?? ?? organ r? liai ? ?. , ? Will
lam '' ?'ail ?t. ti. l'ii't l'n-sbyterl n chur h.
iif:!. ave an ? 1 ???? Ifth??! . o? ur? m \i p
afternooi . ? n . mbi r l? ai ? >.'. lock. The
, ?mi ili lona have .ill been ? pedali? written f.,r
Mr ?'?ti *>??.?. t..i ..f which an In mai ? ? ?, nni
the ? tini to will be M - M irguertte Hall,
nu//.?? ?.?|.ran??. Ml?? li.ir.i \ul.??ra Becker, violin?
ist. Oeorge i. i' ?'.?i-r. tenor, and Mr? l_iura
? r.?? ford, ac ompaalst.
A meeting of th? Qcnealoa. .1 and Blographl .1
Bocletj No -. Weal One-hundred-and-fort) fourth
?t., will be held to-?morron evening, Addresses
will l- made b) Oeneral? Bgberi I. Viele uni
Jame? Oran! Wilson. On December II t a Ma)
Bow? r d? ,ii ?,.m- n m n.? ? ? In the aoclety'a t ....m?.
? gathering ..f the young ?.pto ..f the Sunday
n?-h.iois nnd th? variou? young people's ??>? ?tie? ..f
il.?? Preabyterlan churches ..r il??? ? ity ..r \. ?
LADIES* MX'KW ???.
.la bot s and Col lar ette? ?
Seventy-fir? different stylos, from
Which to select Neck Dressing ?
Lace, Ribbon, Crepe, Chiffon plain
and embroidered, combined into
Jabots, Collarette?, Loie Fuller
Scarf?, Rosette Collars, Stock Col?
lars.
We have never before bail so
choice an assortment; they are
placed on special exhibition this
morning.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
York will be? held In the ?'entr.il Presbyterian
Church, West Rfty-seventh-et., to-morrow evening,
",\n Afternoon with the Bong Writers of Europe"
??ill be glvei by Mr. end Mrs. l-"red*rle ???->?? al a
p. m to*daj in the assembly hall eif the I'nlted
?'haritus Building, No. 100 Baal Twenty-e#cond-et.,
f,ir ih- ebenem of Bt Andrew'a Convaleecenl Hoe
plt il
? holiday fair f'.r tbe ebenem of the One-hundred
and ninth Sir?-ei Methodlsl Epl opal Church will
??.? held from 3 p m to i" ?'?" p. m. to-day, to-mor?
row anil on Salmi??.
A sentii??? commemorating tt"? transfer of tho
William Curtis N'oyes memorial tablet "Faith"
and the original corneretone of the Church ?>f the
Covenant, at Thlrt) fifth it. ?in.? Park-ave., will be
held on Snuda?.? evening In th? Church of the Cove?
nant, No M Basi I'.?? tv ?.nd-at.
? .sing eg? '? * the remale Evening
S h?.?'! NO, 13, .el N.? - ? 11 ? I ll : ton-Si . took
place lasi evening. The term has been mo
.?? -fui. an ? Miss M, J. Pleraon, the principal, re?
perti ? a full attendance and unui u ?l diligence on
th?? ? nt ??G th-? pnpiN from th? beginning
The James '?. (Haine Club of the Mih Assembly
l? itrlcl will give ?? dinner to Job ? I lee | gei .,?1
??.??lav rvenlns. William Itrookfield. William II
Ten Bych and Alderman-el? I Robin on hav? been
Im it? 1 t ?'?? 1
The v?t service of the < ';? :r? )i Choral Society f r
this season ?111 be held at I ? 1 ol S?lon and
gi Ttmoth} ??? v. .v afternoon, December I?,
and Thursflaj evening, I?.m ber S) The
.......
ihre??? in the evening 1 rlptlon Is 116, which
entitles the sul 1 I Ighteen tickets, Henry
1 .?--,\is Morris, ??> '.?'. l'.v hang? Pia ?? 1- -?
??' th?
The l: ?ai l ? f Truste? ? f the Nal mal W h? Ie?
lle Lumber Iles lei '? ? I t!'?? Hi.aid
,,' M inagera of Ihe iv eau of Infoi
?.? ? ? ? hi ? ? -? 1 t the general
eiffl.-r? of the Association.
??.. ?! i\ - It was the fit 1 held
in this city since the I of the ? ? -
lion Iti .bm. I? : esl ?., the w ?????
i rr trad ?????? was trai 1
The funeral of Alfr? I Taylor, a thlrt) ??? 1 '
M ????i: ind a past mastri '.?..?
f the 1
the 1 nit? 1 st it- ?, took pia il
Calvar) Hapt it chu ? ? Maaona were
.'
?. ?? ???. In th? ' '??'.n s.ir.?ii ?* ?? kt ri
11 ihe Manhattan 1:1? \ ? ? ? : Itallr
?? ? ? [?dici ?..'.??. ? ? ? ' . ?, th??
? .
? ?i-.i- .ut? mptlng
? ? ?-?,? . itesd train at Klfl
Ninth ??? e . the ? . Ihe engine 1
? , , ??? ? loa p ind ira.?,?- ? ,.? ng
? ? ?
ed for I
Th* se-tvn ..f tii. Aldermen in ????ttitut a| iri
,
ng? Ol 11 ?.:! ln
? . lextoi
ry I, said yeatei
V ... ?? .......
after Nea v? .? ? ? w uld rema In th? Count)
' til it me .
4 in: t rr .? DOMES r osi tisi /?
ilei : ? execution for
' ?
? ?
? 1? ill: .:.. for balai ?
I, .m. I prior to ?????. ' ?
? ' ? ? ? Ir. Tu .?. ? mem
G thai The band I that 11
lar?r? ' ?G Ml
? ?, .?? ? ,??? I '. V . ? ? ? I
remali ? ? :
? 1 me
u. : ha ? also i-e I sii ?? ? hen 1 ? ?
Ih? I , ?' ;? , ? 1: ?
.?,!'. Il I* ? 11 I ?
of Tuck? 1. Cartel ? Co., are dea I, eg.
cept Mi : . u? :
Ann un^.inrfiti
"Chlckagaw." ? A W. "?Thick? law."
A n? ?? ? ? .; ir
Amateur ."Photographers ran have ih Ir nega
?i? -?.:., 1 .[. - ????? 1 ?r 1 nl ?re* 1 ' )
I te? llnwidwa) ? ??"'
l'l'iei?, ? 1. nil ..I-, ? ' I
?Long ef hair, which often mare ihe prettleet
f| I ???\..||?-.| 1 p Hid I . I| I ,1,1
Hinder? 1 ? ? - ? ? - ?
I'???? ar:ii?. Pure fruii j"'. ?? 1 Iti ed In va 10
Brlihout sugar ar gelatin? Ph? 11 ? ? ?? :? ? m ?h.? ? ?.. ?
HEALTH G.? CM 'd "? w in. ?
Henri A Hani? le. M. D.,
?..o !? KHI vi : H -"l
1 e, - ,1 .-. mei || nf ih Nei , ' lene? mid
Sterilii uri III?? M?*? lall I. r II a-? s e , [ .?, . , .
?L J? ?A? rjf rU J? ,U ?m .U ?U ??p .U f ? ^? ? ?t? f ,? ??, ?J. s% f ? ?>L f .f? -N ?N >A? ?'s ?A?
?
at?
The Best Christmas Present
For One Dollar
Acceptable to every girl ?ind woman;
a present that comes back twelve times
a year?a year's subscription to
The Ladies' Home Journal
ONE DOLLAR FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR
The Curtu Publlshlne; Compat??/, Philadelphia
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St
Holiday Presents.
Furniture Dept.
MORRIS CHAIRS,
Made of massive Oak, .'is shown in
cut. All hair till oil cushions covered
m figured Fri?'//?*,
10.25:
former juice ls.oo.
FANCY TABLES
- IN ?
QUARTERED OAK.
Tin? great demand !'<>r these tables
lasl week hue induced us to olici*
another lot at the sain?? prices.
I ee, 2 98? 3 7?.
former prices 3.75, 6.00, n.00.
ROCKERS.
ion very large Rockers, Dak and
Mahogany finish, handsomely carved,
with loose cushions and head rest,
5,000
All-Silk Umbrellas
AT LESS THAN
COST OF MANUFACTURE.
20-inch All-Silk Umbrellas, rich gold
and silver handles,
| 98;
1 ? worth 3.98.
'2<?-incli All-Silk Umbrellas, fiat *g>
sortnient, natural sticks,
9 25;
_?*?? worth 1.75.
26-ineh All-Silk Umbrellas tino ai*
sortnient Dresden, ivory, gold, silver
and trimmetl natural sticks,
7.
98;
fonner juice 11.50.
RUGS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Choice Collection
ANTIQUE and MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS.
Comprising Khurdistan, Daghestan,
tvborasan, Persian Otilia, Teheran,
Camel. Hair, etc.,
AT LOW PRICES.
2.48:
worth 5.98.
26 and 28-inch All-Silk I'm.irei Im,
Qfold and silver trimmed natural stick?!,
9 98;
-*w* worth 6.98,
26 and 28-inch All-Silk Umbrella?,
tine ivory and silver ami ivory dcpu-it
handles,
3 98 a 98;
and 4. '
worth from HUM? to 15.00.
Elegant Assortment
Imported and Domestic Umbrellas and Cane.
IN ALL THE NEWEST NOVELTIES.
OPEN EVENINGS.
?f?emer
We?st 23d Si.
opposite
F if t Is Avenue Motel.
Clearing Sale of
Ladies' Coats, ?Jackets, Capes
and Pur Garments.
ALSO
Misses' and Children's Cloaks.
REDUCTIONS ????? PROM
?.I TO US l-ER OEN !'.
Il ? LOW FORMER PRICES.
Thi? Sale in ran s ,1 attuarti Clear -
ina liartjahts in December, ami
?trcsciitti tt tiranti chance to bui/
scrrircablr (lifts. Positively lim?
iteli to this week.
KRAE1V1ER, West 23d Street.
? i|?p.?.?!:.? Fifth Avnue Hoi I )
Holiday
Handkerchiefs
Embroidered
Nearly a hundred ?lif?
t?rent styles al 25c each.
As many at 50c ?'ach,
ami prop o rtio u a t ely
large assortment* at 7.V,
|1, $1.25, $l..->i> ami $2
each and upward. I_
Lace antl Lace Edged
An attractive variety at from '20c to
|30 each.
Silk
Every size In plain Hemstitched
iVoin 12 t?> 30 inches square, 22 inch
initialled tor men at 7?5c and ?*?1 each.
livery handkerchief we 8?>11, exclu?
sive of silk, is warranted pure linen.
James McCutcheon & Co.?
THI- UNEN STORR,
14 West 23d Street.
?|.\ ci.tiskmkSts ,\.\n BUBSCtllPTIONfl K< "11
thi: n':n\ VUUK ti.mi? ni; wii.i. hi: ?a?
? I.IVKH at Tin: UPTOWN OmCB. No. 1.311 Ur.isd
?*?>, 2d ?|..?>r north ?f Thlrty-llisl ?(. ; an.l APVEM
?11SKMKNTH at 11?<? followlni* llranch OfTlivs: 251
Klshlh BV?., ?. ?. ?'orner Tv..T>ly-tlilrd ?I.; I ?13 Hl-lh-av?. ?
151 |??nuli BT?., <"?. ? < -tu I...TII Ii at., lUVl Thlnl BV?., "HO
Tlilr?! m??., ?-'?r. Forty ?fv?>i)th ?( ; l,02?i Third ?ve., n?-ar
rllxty-llr?! ?I.. l.Tu.N Kli?i s?v ; |()? \\>?l ?????-???.?.??<1 ?I. ;
1(12 ??,.???????????-??.? : U Amu,. A . 1 PP I hir.l a??.; IX? We?
iuuncruti? ai.. '?it West Furty a?condal.. '
What tun ir ?ra?, when we all wet?
boy?, to put ?m our rabbcr outs and
boots ami go out into the rain ! How
fre*h the spray dashed upon our faces!
Kvery kind ot" weather then hrou.ht
its peculiar joy??no matter how the
sun shone or the rain .pelted.
W?? caonot brill?i it back again, tli.it
simple exuberant glee in even day
living;; anil yet a mackintosh is better
than a rubber coat, and cork-sole shoes
almost take the place of robber boot
It is wo that are different
But then* ? j??y in rain anil snow
ami mackintoshes ami cork-sole shoe?
?only it is different.
Alinosi forgot to say that w??re full
of pood mackintoshes, umbrellas, cork
sole ?hoes, ami robbers.
ROGERS, PBBT A CO.
????? ?Trlni-e.
m.e'U'WAT >\Vi rea?
BT ?UK??. ?X.". St.
KNABE
PIANOS.
HOLIDAY EXHIBITION oc M"\\ \???????
vr. 1Mb, ? oMlilMM. HIOHBtT MAM*
??;?.???*1||',?' l> MIMI ?I. AMI
???:? ???? \ 11\ ? % it ?.
148 Fifth Avenue.
RELIABLE SILVER ?????G
THE GENUINE ROGERS GOODS.
Mannt?.?!ut?M ,? r.'mu ????|> f"r Ball s esatti I ?"', h***
egtvaa perte? ? - ?IM >?
A ir.u? \??.??> ..f arti?!.?!? Mutai?:?? I I
HOI.lili? (.It IS an, i MS SB .id ? . a-i??"? BB_i If
ROGERS & BROTHER.
??? I l?HTI.?M>T-'?1_i
287 5TH AVE.
All our r.mu iiIi.k I'VUIS ????????/4 m ?,''t"\'r.:.NA-lS
CAHRIAOR, Illa 11?. ION. HINNKR ">?? hV ,?t_
i'i:i:ssKs. t?:.\ ??.?u.ns, mv.mv- WBAW, ?_V3
" . will 'if ?Imi?.??.??! ..f n.w al I.? MB lh<1 tnn
iinj.v.ui ?
X. BLOOM,
M*r.