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T H E POKEEP!>ilE ETEN1]«H E N T E H P R 1 8 E , S H E R H A V , JVLV %7. tS9S. / I ‘ ^ THE GERMANS INDIGNANT At the Action of the Grand Lodge, K. of P.—They Threaten to Withdraw from the O^der, CATSKILL, July 27.—The German lodges of the Knights of Pythias are very indignant at the action of the Grand Lodge which closed its sessionsat Catskill on Friday. Because of the adoption of the new constitution, which prevents them from working in German, they threaten to withdraw from the order and establsh and independent body. It was decided that the next meeting should be held at Canandaigua. John F. SchlOBser of Fishkill was elected president of the board of trus tees of the Pythian Home; Henry Lem- merman of New York was re-elected treasurer, and Frank J. Martin of New York, secretary. The committee on necrology showed that a number of prominent knights had died since the last annual conTention, among them being Past Grand Chancel lor Thomas B. Isham of Brooklyn and Judge George W. Weiantof Haverstraw. The visiting brethern were loud in their praise of the work done by the local committee in preparing for and managing the details of the convention. Many of them, perhaps, have performed similar duties themselves, and they realize that it is no easy matter to over see an event of the magnitude of the one just finished in a manner so entirely satisfactory to everyone concerned. They are glad to say that Malaeska lodge contains good men, true knights and hard workers, and surely no body of men could receive higher praise. All in attendance at the convention have apparently enjoyed themselves. They have taken advantage of all the opportunities for pleasures which have been presented. About 200 knights and their families have enjoyed the beautiful trip from Catskill to the summit of the mountains via the Catskill Mountain and Otis Elevating railways. Then there have been drives and plenty of other ways and means of pleasure. AN INTERESTING POINT OF LAW. Brought Out iu the Gaieof the-Alleged Chicken Thieyeg and Decided by Jndge Barnard. A case from the recorder’s court was taken to Judge Barnard this morning to decide the interesting point of law whether a man can be put on trial the second time for an offence. The case was that of Pat Malone, “Butch” Booney and another man, who were placed on trial before Recorder Odell and a jury on Friday afternoon for stealing chickens from a Mr. Cole who lives in the lower part of the city. District Attorney Wood appeared for the people and Lawyers Bingwood, J. Morschauser and 8. H. Brown for the prisoners. The man who lost the chick ens was sworn and gave damaging evidence against the accused men. Then it was brought out that Mr. Cole had not sworn to a complaint against them and the prisoners’ counsel moved to have the jury discharged on the ground that there was no complaint charging them with any crime. The district attorney agreed to this and the jury was *iiischargecl, Recorder Odell at once making out a new warrant and complaint against the men and they were re-arrested. This morning the prisoners’ counsel applied to Judge Barnard for an order discharging the men ciainiiug that as they had once been placed on trial they could not be again placed m jeopardy for the same crime. The law provides that in a case where a trial is commenced and the jury then discharged without the prisoner’s con sent it operates as a discharge of the prisoner and he cannot be placed on trial again, but, as the motion for the discharge of the jury in this case was made by the defendant’s counsel, a new trial is regular and the motion was de nied. The alleged chicken thieves will there fore be placed on trial again at a future date. Petitions for Pavement. The injunction granted by the Su preme Court a few days since, in the matter of the Garden street pavement seems to settle, in a degree, the right of petitioners to withdraw their names. It is also settled that the Brownsoa Union’s Excursion to Iona Island will take place Aug, 0 , tf Are Ion Going? Where? Why to the second annual picnic of the Plumbers and Steel Metal Workers Union, Harrow park, Saturday afternoon and evening, July 27, Music by Conway. Gent and lady 25 cents. Iwj22 Chickens and Fowls at W. C. M orehouse ’ s 387 Main street. Leave your order early. 2tj26 Lamb Cheap. Leg lamb, 15 cts lb. Fore quarters, 12 cts lb. Stewing meats of all kinds, cheap! for cash, at M ott ’ s , 468 Main street, It Look for bargains at Moon’S. It Clam Chowder. Clam Chowder today at G eo .CLARK’ s , 29 Market street. it See the Fire Proof Shoes at M ucken - HOUFE’s, 148 Main street. Sole agent for this city, tf A LONG BICICLE RIDE. Two Newspaper Men Pass Through Fokeepsie on Their Wheels. C. P. McKoun and Samuel Stark, of Tunkhannock, Pa., who are making an extended bicycle trip, passed through Pokeepsie on their wheels. The trip is made in the interest of several maga zines and the route is as follows: Starting from Tunkhannock,Wyoming Co., Pa., July 21, going from Tunkhan- nock to Scranton,Scranton to Honesdale, Honesdale to Port Jervis, Port Jervis to' Fishkill, Fishkill to Pokeepsie, Pokeepsie to Albany, Albany to Utica, Utica to Syracuse, Syracuse to Rochester to Niagara Falls, stopping one day to take in the Falls. From the Falls to Hamilton, Canada, from Hamilton,Canada to Detroit,Mich., from Detroit to Chicago, 111., from Chicago to St. Paul, Minn., from fct. Paul to Winnepeg the capital of Mani toba, Canada, from thence to the Beaver Hills of the North West Territory, to the Rocky Buttes of Alberta, from thence to the gold moiiptains of British Columbia,from thence to the Vancouver Islands, stopping at Victoria for one Afterwards they will leave for Seattle, Washington Territory, to Tacoma, to Walla Waiia, Washington Territory, from thence to Portland, Oregon, a five days’ trip from Portland to Sacremento, Cal., thence to San Francisco, Cal , tak ing the coast to Los Angeles, to Lower California, from there taking a trip to Mt. Egiante, 4,165 feet above the sea Thence they go to La Pez, taking the boat from La Pez, Lower California to Colonia Jaliso, New Mexico, thence to Vera Cruz by wheel, by boat through the Gulf of Mexico to Havana, Cuba, from there a trip to Trinidad, where a stop of one week will be made, and while at Havana shall report the state of affairs regarding the Spanish and Cuban war for several magazines. ^ From thence they cross the Straits of Florida to Key West, Florida, from Key West they make a stop of three days at St. Augustine, Florida, from St. Augus tine to Savannah, Ga,, from there to Charleston, S. C., from Charleston to Raleigh Nr C., from Raleigh to Rich mond, Va., from Richmond to Wash ington, from there to Baltimore, from there to Philadelphia and then to Home Sweet Home. HOT R O L L s l i r a S MORNING. Hot Rolls every morning at 6 o’clock at S mith B rothers . Also fresh Bread every morning^ ___ 2tj26 Glam Chowder. Clam Chowder today at G eo .C lark ’ s , 29 Market street. It Piano Bargains. Weber Concert Grand ................. $250 00 Weber Parlor Grand ................... 275 00 Chickering Parlor Grand ............ 225 00 Decker Bros. Parlor Grand......... 275 00 Sohmer Large Upright ............... 225 00 Mason & Hamlin Large Upright. 200 00 Chickering Small Upright .......... 200 00 Your choice of Weber, Chicker ing Knabe or Decker Sqnare.. 150 00 The above are ail second-hand instru ments in, good condition. The price includes polishing, regulat ing, tuning, boxing and delivering on boat or cars For particulars address J ohn H. D akin , 562 Lafayette Avenue, 3tj25 Brooklyn, N, Y, Something New in Shoes. Fire and watprproof shoes for men’s wear. This is something that no shoe maker will believe, yet it is as true as that you have to breathe to live. Come and see them. Shoemakers, shoe dealers and everybody is invited to inspect them and the leather. This leather will stand boiling water and come out soft and perfect. To be had only at A. M uckenhoupt ’ s , 148 Main street. tf Lager Beer, “Bartnoioimiy,” Roches ter, N. Y. (A Trne Tonic.) I am ready to serve the trade in bulk or bottle. A trial will convince you, FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY. None better for table use. Bottled every morning at the vaults, 219 and 221 Main street. Free delivery. “Tele phone connections” T hos . J. Z immer agt, tf For Marketers. C. M. B eaver , N o 476^ Main street, keeps a full line of Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Pork and Poultry, all of the first quality and at low prices. This is of especial interest to marketers. Give him a call. It Russet Shoes at Cost. We have determined to close out our entire stock of men’s, boys’ and youths’ russet shoes at once. In order to do this have put the prices down to actual cost of making them. Now is your chance, don’t wait. *A. M uckenhottpt , 148 Main street. ____ ____________ tf Notice to the Public. I have opened a broker’s office at No. 9 Market street, with a special wire from New York, and am prepared to buy or sell stocks, grain or provision in ten share lots and upwards. 6tj22 C. S. H owlaisd . Wanted. Active, energetic men or women of good address. Apply 9 to 10 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m., at H. von der L inden ' s , tf 48 Market street. Artificial Teeth. For the highest grades of artificial Teeth go to D r . H. F. C lark , 13 Liber ty street. He was awarded the highest medal from every country in the world over all competitors. tf Order your meats and chickens at M oon ’ s , it Pictures and Picture Franus Finest assortment! Lowest prices! Satisfaction guaranteed. S. W. R aymond , 144 Main street, tf Boat Raeiog on the Riier. The boat race for the championship of the Apokeepsing Boat club, between Harry Van Cleef, the present champion, O. P. Roberts and John Graham, the challengers, will take place on the river late this afternoon, weather permitting. There will also be a double-gig race b* - tween O. F. Roberts and Ewing Taylor in one boat and fi. Van Cleef and E, Morgan in another. Y. W. G. A. Notes. Gospel meeting on Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock. This week, Mrs. E, 0. Dayton will lead. All are invictd, Come early. Bicycle club ran on Monday evening 6:30. Physical culture practice at 8 o’clock Monday evening, Special—All members of the class requesteS to be present. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables At J illard ’S'— California Peaches, Pears, Water Melons on ice, whole or half, cheap and fine, Berries, Pines, Oranges, Bananas, Currants, etc. Sweet Corn, Peas, Beans, Cucumbers. Egg Plants, Mint, Sage, Cauliflowers, Pars ley, etc. Smoked Fish, Hams and Bacon, whole and sliced, and a choice selection of Fine Groceries, Fruits and T. J illard ’S, Vegetables at Telephone 49 3 386 Main street. It M il l e r ’ s D o Main street. Town Shoe House, 181 tf ICE. Ancram Ice Co. Best duality, Lowest Prices H. H. POLK, MANAGER. QOOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOdOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQObOOQO ^ uthev tomorrow is likely to showery, with westerly winds, O STRIKING FEATURES. | How strong we harp on the great ^ values those ^18, 816.50 arid 815 ^ Suits are, which we are now closing at ^ i 0.00 No language too strong at our com mand to tell you they are the greatest value ever offered. Bring ’em back and g e t your money if they are not just right. 83,00. Take Notice. A list of the choice articles to be had at K ahleb ’ s market, 15 and 17 Academy street. Everything new and fresh. Meats. Prime Native Beef. Duchess County Veal. Duchess County Lamb and Mutton. Jersey Winter Lamb. All of the first quality. Smoked meats our own cured. Hams, Bacon and Tongue. Also full line of fresh and salt water Fish. Branch market, Union square. _ tf Russet shoes are the proper things in footwear for this kind of weather, and we have them in all shapes and colors for young or old. Besides being so cool Here’s another feature of our Summer Sale to make business the year round. Some 1500 Pairs of TROUSERS. Every thread all Wool, color fast. You can put them in a tub of water and they will stand washing same as a linen collar. Price use dto be 5 4 .50, $5 and 56. Were 83.00. Bring ’em back and g et you money if they are not just right. 8 7fe^^“IELTING’S CORNER. 8 oooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooooooooooo ^>'peciaI Midsummer Sale. Cut prices this week on bedroom suits; it will pay you to look us over. G eorge SCHLUDE, furniture provider. 6tj22 GO TO-DAY. Fishing On New Hamburg Reef is now good, also crabbing. Get your boats, bait and fishing tackle of T. N. S herm an , N ew Hamburg, next door to VanAnden’s hotel. Sand worms constantly on hand. 2wj24 ^ Clairvoyant, M r s . E dw ards , the great California clairvoyant can be seen at 251 Main street, opposite Market street. Also gives massage treatment and manicure. Two flights up. Clairvoyant consulta tion 50c to $1.00 for ladies; gentlemen $100. ^ 6tj23w Eureka. We have found it the finest equipped Billiard and Pool Parlor in the city. Everything first class, The Opera, 29 Market street. tf F rank D. W illiams . Just like New lo ik ' SPECIAL SiLE mw% mi WOilN’i lUSliT SHOES AH this week. Watch our windows We Von’t quota prices. Come and see us. CUSACK, —THE SHOEMAN— 337 Main Street. Pokeepsie, N, That’s lhatWeSiid! Men’s Russia Shoes, Real value $3 to $5, now selling at $2,S8/$3.39 and $3.89, j^ S e e Our Shoe dow. E. 1) GILDERSIEEIE SGO, 314 HUH STB3ET, MBeHKIEPSIE, a. T. Bathing Shoes for Every body. '' M get mat Hi^ET SHOES yoa at MOOBE BROS., IS7 Hal. Smi. V: They are selfig A}! tlH SHOES at SOST NOW. Unoz’s Teas. We use Knox’s Teas. Is a household expressiC'n. We like Knox’s Teas, Is a family confession, Drmk Knox’s Teas, Is a public suggestion, To beat Knox’s Teas, Is out of the question. We invite your special attention to our very best Formosa Oolong English Breakfast, Mixed or Blended Tea, japan and Assam Pekoe, These Teas are all noted for their great strength, rich delicate flavor and fine aroma. A single trial will convience the most skeptical of their superiority over all other Teas sold by most Grocery or Tea stores, and you can buy it at the extremely low price of 39 cts per pound. Extra good value Black, Green or mixed Teas will draw a strong and pleasant infusion. It’s yours at 19, 25 and 33 cts., per pound. All our Coffees are selected with es pecial regard to good quality; fresh roasted twice a week and ground when desired. Very Best Mocha and Java Coffee, mixed half and half, only 32 cts. per Ib Best Cream Java, 29 “ “ Choicest Maracaibo, 27 “ “ Very Good Coffee, 19 and 25 “ “ Nice Fresh Cocoa Shells, 5 “ “ A special discount given to ^dealers, hotels, boarding houses and large con^ Burners, We need hardly tell you, as most peo ple are aware of the fact, that we sell Absolutely- Pure Cane Sugar cheaper than the cheapest. Robert Kr?ox, Obrnfort and to the careful buyer es to post, comfort and fit. Fashionable tailors can charge you more money but can do no better for you in any other respect. We call special attention to the celebrated Brokaw Negligee Skirts which we are offering at 69e. each; three for $2.00. These goods are worth $1.00 to $1.50 each. OfiAS JOSEPH, 269 Mail St.j Pokeepsie. EASTMMAD SEOTHEBS. Special Sale of Briar Pipes. For a short t me only, Our lines of S5c. pipes for 15c. 15c. 15c. look at uur Show Window. Every- Pips Guaranteed Briar. Opposite City Hall, Corner Washington Street. o., c. ii. SATURDAY, JULY 27- OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR D E P A R T M E N T THE DEPARTMENT OP THE CITY I Only One in Town Like It—OURS Do yon tMnk we will allow otbers to serve yon as well and as Cheaply? No. If we had real competition there wouldn’t be such selling as is now going on at onr counters. THE BULL SEASON Folr grocerie§ is vvitli us, tout 1 propose to keep tousioess tooom- tng wltli toargains for casli touy- ers. JBoad my prices and send alouj^ your orders, 1-8 toesl flour S9c, best farmerg touticr 20ca Ito, liams 12c Ito, Duteliess Co. eggs ITc, 41tos snaps or lemon biscuits SAc, dito lard 30c, Sqts beans 25c, 1 can JBost€>n baked beaus or tomato sauce 10e,l doz fancy pickles fle, 2 bottles root beer extract lor 10c that wlll2 make ten gallons root beer, slioo,j flies 10c each, dibs Jelly 2de, mustard 20c quart, olives 25c |a quart. Mothioir but bargains at S.tJr. ItRL.OKR»S, 306 aiain Street. Th 6 Leading Cask &roeer. ’^51 Mialn 8t., Opp Market 8t. Poughkeepsie. We have been having large sales in Underwear, and no signs of a let up yet. There’s a reason for it, and it’s ja'st here, H.€n« eat M a terial, Good W o rkm a n sliip^M o n est l^izes, T a s ty Ifesi^ns enter into the make n|> of every garment offered. P l R H l W f l T A O I C I i K LOW coupled with all these good points, and why buying? T H E Y W01V?T! until the goods are gone, and there’s enough to last another week. 10,25, 35, 50, 75 cents and $1.00 a (S^arment, And the money’s worth in every one. Hooks, Sinkers, Lines, Lead ers, Rods, Reels, Bait Boxes, TroDing Spoons, Trout and Bass Elies;' Floats, Rod Tips »nd everything on hand in the Fhhing Line. W . B. O L A U S S , l(2S MAIN STREET. Donald, Converse & Maynard.
