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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
NEWARK.

The Rev Clarence +. Lapp' pastor OF the ffth
Baptist Church. Newark. has resigned the pastorate
and accepted call to church at Greenwich y. /.
Louis Conklin the boy burglar who errorized the
village Of Roseland. where his parents live and VINO
pleaded guilty 10 five indictments for burglary was
sentenced yesterday 10 five years in State Prison
at hard labor.
Thomas oConnor. chief dsbursing clerk at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. died at ST. Barnabas Hospital
or Saturday, while iersoing an operation for an
abscess in his ear. His wife presen; when the
operation was performed He was a son 81 the late
To,se of Assembly in 1855 and d member Of the
Newark Common Council His brother IS CITY Clerk
and was formerly Alderman.
Henry Kohl, accused OF the murder Of Joseph
Preinei his cousin on June 10 OF last year, was
dence was wholly circums:antla. Kohl was last
seen with Preinei who was soon af!sTwqrd found
skull was broken. and heavy stones rested on his
made sS nDe Matchmaking statements S5oa him
e An unknown thief mas lately been stealing costly
erai OF The books were sold al the shop of a dealer
in second hand books about block avs from the
1t WAS said at tho Office Of the Consolidated Trac-
Company y. ha r al u e T Mere Sa
trouble the system. and none OF the men have
The Newark Assembly. which took place Fri
day evening, was one Of the most elaborate ana sue
this city. IN several years The ball was given n
@ n d 5s psS anGefs
Sys for Se om new 0 BY
palms. The guests received by Mrs Edward
II. Wright. Mrs. Robert +. Ballantlne and Mrs. r.
r Kinney Supper served midnight by
Plnard.. There was no cotilon. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs Charles Bradley. Miss Qunby
Mrs. Theodore F. Mercer. the Misses Day. OF Hart
ford Conn: Miss Caroline Seward Green. Of Eliza
beth: Judge and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Miss kIrkpat-
rick. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland p Keasbey Nh and
Mrs. J. Lawrence Boggs. Robert F. BalaHtne
Rober, NJ. Parker. Mrs George rfort. Beeknan
. Illslcy. Miss Ethel Van Cor,landt Colt Bondino
Colt Miss Elizabeth McCartcr. Mrs Robert Gil
christ Miss Gichris;, Miss Eess!e Clark Miss Van
Robert s Green 5r.. OF Elizabeth; the Misses Jack
con. OF Orange; Miss Alice Balantine. Edward H.
Duryee. Ward Campbell Mr. and Mrs Frederick
y. Young. Mr.. and Mrs Harry II. clifford. Chaun-
coy G. Parlar Charles - Halsey. S. Howell Jones
the Misses Eden and John J. HubhelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
MOUNT VERNON.

A few days ago the Board Of Education OF Mount
Vernon adopted a resolution authorizing the Noih-
r,ittee on Military Drill 10 try the experiment VI
organizing companies of cadets In the puDic sc"ooS
The committee has begun Its work, looking 10 '"e
formation of the first company in the hlgh SCnoo''
When the roster is completed the compah! VIII DC
ORGANIZED and the officers will be elected from the
boys forming the company. 1t is believed that oy
thus selecting the brighter and more capaple boy
for the various Offices there Will be an a.
Incentive for the boys 20 take greater heles1 -.
their own conduct and in making the schene NOR
perfect and thorough The preliminary drills or m
struction Will consist OF the setting-up drlIl laciis
and salutes marching by squads and manual ol
arms As the "setting-up' exercises, the iaG!nsS
and the salutes are the foundation upon when an
cree: carriage ana soldiery appearance resi-, tHeS
viii be taught accurately and thoroughly. among
the great benefits be derived are the proHoliOl
Of health the Increase of muscle and the earni1hs
of proper positions for the body in the regular
school studies Military drill. like work IN az gym ~
ma SUM develops the physical system; IL tenus -
1--WE an erect and manly bearing. an easy. graceful
Carriage and an air which commands respect ana
cor f1ence II is therefore, the purpose OF the COM
mttee 10 arrange this preliminary system SO that II
can be made useful for the instruction OF '''e s'''S
of the schools.
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NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The annual statement OF the bonded debt OF
Hudson County was issued yesterday by Hugh
Dugan the County Collector. The total d'bt Is
81 ss 500 but there is sl,1S39sO3 90 In the sinking
Fund which reduced the net debt to s2o'S.oo' eS
The great bulk OF the debt bears interest at =
and AZ per cent There is one bond of s5cO' issued
for armory purposes. at per cent while s'oVVo
paws per cent. There are a-so $500 OF the DChos
OF the old war debt. which paid I per cent now
matured and bearing no interest, which have never
been presented for payment.
Charles Mohrenstein Republican, who was
formerly a policeman in Jersey City. was dismissed
by the old Democratic Police Board Of lss- me
charge was drunkenness. Mohrens.ein YESTERDAY
opnl,ed TO the new board to be lein5t 1ted, win
pay from the time of dismissal. 1T alleges mat
he was not drunk but had been injured at a hre
and that the evidence given against him was
part of a conspiracy. In support of his a!IeSauoh
ne shows that Immediately after he was injured
he was sent to q hospital to undergo an operation
by which a part OF his skull was removed ana
has since then been almost constantly Under nied-
ca treatment. The board will consiler the APP
plication at its next meeting. . - ,,
Application made to Chancellor MCtlIl at
Jersey CITY yesterday by Jacob IA. bauVeT OF
international Kier Manufacturing Company, a
silk and wooen firm OF Paterson Nr. Hlauve!t
aItged that the company's interests were damaged
by duarrels among the managers: lie wished 10
protect certain patents In which he IL interested
rhe company was organized with n capital STOCK
of 500 OO5 divided into 1000 shares OF 200 each
An order was granted. returnable on Monday next
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DIED BEFORE HIS MOTHER VAS BURIED.

SAD APPLETON TO THE scIiTLE FAMILY-AN-
OTHER SON DANGEROUSLY ILL
The death OF Erwin B. Schile. aged thirty-three,
which occurred at his home No. Gij West One
hfty-second-st.. from pneumonia on
Sunday last. "A peculiarly sad one. His mother.
Margarethl Schlle. the wife Of Henry Schile, had
died on the previous Thursday. and It while
her funeral services were taking place that the
son died. Another son. John. is dangerously Ill
with the same malady.
Erwin Schile was well known in athletic circles.
He and his brothers Romeo and John We're mem
bers Of the Metropolitan and Atalanta boat clubs.
and were extremely popular on the Harlem River.
Mr. and Mrs. Schile. the parents. many years ago
came over 20 this country on the same vessel feli
I'm love and married here. They bravely faced the
world and Mr. Schilc with his sors. had built up
uthographic business at No 269 BOwery. Be
sidos the three sons there are three daughters
Amanda Schile. the wife OF Signor Fancinilli.
tho leader 81 the Marine Band at Washington.
lula the widow OF Dr. Conrad Lange. and
Trle,la the wife Of DR. W. Caille The funeral Of
Erwin y. Schile will take place this afternoon at
u
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r,h.. If s in Leayeung Power-Laest u Govt Report
R3>!A!a!!! Rsk!dRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

true Of visitors who are Interest," IN v an, Women
os,urfs and facial expressinn Ihrer 9,I. LIN bave
r., Ne Hprhelcy ycrum school OF ms ,inses
aon tho n,nton,i.ae seven times. Al III. nc ' -. an
, Wc1nesdav and saturday afternoon nv h, The
,,nus,ov ,ar,e attend nee ne CON- az ms
unu.u rircnaf,r, ami the figures ana Rro"P'
80 snc,ial feature AID rs interesting 40
" narticulary good Bill ~ rrest Aica az ,ec,i,ns
Theatre ms week Among the WtnH ~. ~ ,hr,e
ave- The Princess PauAna, the acLoDhs, tne ~,
dPomas known as The human h2rizonsdi "a
nnns ana Sims. Louis FiaIk9"sk ue rnIo,',r
i,nifator. Miss Lizzie Dcrous D'iF, IN d ib
~ and dancing: Boyle AID Graham; MurpnS
and VrC'ov bur.cs1ue boxers; fal.cy anu %, 'oS III
parodsts James H. Burtons circus 81 igap,,S ,
,rcrf,rminc dogs: Russell and rear, al
sketchcg: Hines AMI Ccuhy I'm. DIe y q" Han
and the Monkey. Dalton and Da'ton NE, hr ~
1 ackerman snubrctte: Pnn and Bessie Maher; IN
.'The Income Tax Collector; Ette A.1.n, ia C'' a.
ac,er changes and Ale. Amy New additonT 10 ,.'s
living PICTURES are The Odalesque' y fl""e''
"Phoebe" and IN the Stuilo'. -...so,,h c,root
Tho programme at Huber's Fourteenth, auccr
Museum was yesterday, according 70 Manf fIi
IIuber's custom. made as attractive AZ ~ ~, o,
Alhurus the slack-v,irc performed nllue h,s ,, "p
rcar1ncc after n long absehcc at tnS h"u7r 800.
ling the newcomer in interest Is Josephine "? ~
corbln the fourcgged girl who IL 10 say ,oI ~
other week Oron. the ossfed man. - " ,,,n,
the other attractions are Ell Bowen, ne n,,
wonder: I'no, snake charmer; hafi Mlc"ae's' a =
strong man. and others. In the theate a 80.
variety company offers a double bill ne J apadigse
living pictures have been very iaNordo'' 'e'e'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
VTyyTy0 CONVERTS TO TEMPERANCE.

Since T. d. Murphy, the Temperance lecturer. BE-
gan his crusade and planted his temperance stan
dar!s on the pulpit OF the Madison Avenue Pres
bytcrian Church. go have renowned their thraliom
and have come to Mr.. Murphy's camp. Last
night many OF the recruits as the temperance
champion calls them. were present and cxhortcd
others 10 Join the ranks OF temperance. The Creole
Quartet Of New-Orleans. joined In the appeal. and
sang hymns OF deliverancc and hope. why Should
You Delay Any Ionger"' the quartet swect.y and
tuncfully asked. and many in the audience came
forward To sign the pledge ana receive the bue
emblem OF total abstinence. Mr.. Murphy WAS Wig
orous and earnest In his appeal to those who had
become victims Of the drink habit. and his efforts
were not in vain. Colonel iadioy. Of St Barthol-
omcw's Mission assisted In the work OF rescue.
end prayers were offered by the Rev. Or. 7. y.
North. secretary Of the Methodist Church Extcn-
sion Society; the Rev. Dr; h 5. Young, Of New
Jersey and the Rev DR.. Thompson.
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BILLS AT THE VARIETY THEATRES.

At Roster & Balls last night new features Of the
programme were the reappearancc In America OF
NJ Stainvc. the French mimic and character i'm
personator, who created a favorable impression in
this city three years ago; Ivan TschernoF and his
called "The Fireman's Rescue" for which new
scenery has been painted and properties made
ard Josephine Sabel. The remaining features OF the
bill Include Paul Cinqueva.l! the Jugger. in new
feats: the four DieZes. singers and dancers the
Mayos, IN their trick skating act. the brothers
Roscow lil.putlan athletes; Mile. Eugene Petrescu
contortionist: Miss Amelia Glover. the American
dancer: a. O. Duncan ventrlloquis,. and the new
series OF living pictures. Next Monday evening an
important feature at this house Will De the first APP
pearance in America OF Mise Clssie Lotus the IA
nous English mimic In her limitations Of Saran
BernhaTdt Yvette Gui.bcrt Albert Chevalier. Lefty
Lind. Haydn Coffin. Florence 81. John and others.
The principal Of JOY at Tony Pastors Thea
tire last night the return OF Miss Maggie Cline
after rest OF week from the hard work Of sing
ers usual. \ newcomer at Tony's Is the Princess
DolgorouHy, vlolinst. Miss Ethel Irene Stewart ap-
peared ia place OF Mile. Fougere last night,
the latter being unable to sing Other at
fractions OF this week Bentley and Greve the
Patterson brothers. introducing the long soner-
&ut. from bar TO bar, twenty-one feet; Mem hon
and King. Miss Kitty Nolan Irish balladlst; the
Sisters Foricscue. and Tony Pastor
The little pantomime a Dresden Shepherdess" IL
meeting with much success at the Eden Musee
get so deeply interested that they are regular vis-
tors at succeeding performances. This Is especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


DR. Peter L. schenck resigned as physician 10
49, nori,or,,arv Yesterday. and Or. Homer L. Bart
lett appointed to succeed HIM an
merly held the place.
THO ncw Controller OF Brooklyn. George W.
pa,n,or took his seat as n Bridge Trustee yester-
dav succeeding Halsey Corwn. Mayor Strong was
hI 20 attend the meeting Five OF the eight
,r,,s,oos were prcsent. The most important DUST
oo,s was the adoption OF a report from trustee
II,rioues IN favor OF throwing open the spaces
,,or,v foot wide alongside tho Bridge approach IN
NJ, Work for public use by day. and closing them
at night
The BOARD OF Supervisors voted down resolu-
ton Yesterday to rescind the action taken AT the
last meeting in December. which reappoih'eu 'ci Ms
Farrell and Dowden both Democrats Tor TINS
year Tho vote vas Is to 10. and four Republicans
voted with eleven Democrats for the resolution.
rh. standing committees OF the BOARD Of super
,,sors we're announced BY supervisor Dike ires-
dent rro tenn Yesterday. He made many important
changes in the list ard it was regarded as s""S
factory by the board
The funeral OF the Rev. James Taaffe was CON
Quoted Yesterday in the Church OF our Lazy oi
Mercy IN pebcvoise Place The Rev. John - nara
celebrated the solemn and high requiem mass as
sisted by the Rev p. J. McNamee and the Kew T.
Uonkins The eulogy was delivered by the Rev Dr
HOGAN OF Boston There were 10 priests present
The burial was In Holy Cross Cemetery.
Tho wife OF n Jewish rabbi. Samuel X. Lewis is
seekinr TO have her marriage annulled. because OF
the homeless insanity OF her husband. Thcy were
married about II year ago In the East e"-forK
rar, ., RrookIyn. and on their wedding trip TO the
South the husband became Insane. lie ~ no" ~
his brothers home in East Las Vegas New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
Eyyp.rBJcK posr OFFICERS INSTALLED.

Judson Fitzpatrick Post No. ii3. O. y X hah KS
annual meeting and installation OF officers last even
ing at iis rooms. 40 10 East One-hundrel-an'-
twenty-nfth-st About lco members were present
After the business Of the year was disposed "i by
the post in executive session. the installing oin'e'
Commander J. J. Humphreys. OF John T. BENZ
pos, No 400 with his staff marched into he room.
HIS stan was AZ follows: }. \. Van 'cve. q. IL.
Tyler william Armstrong Or. J. l. Turner. {. q.
Williams. Phillip Miller AMI ". II. Gnllini
The new officers We're installed according TO the
ritual OF the G. \. r.. ir the following order.
Commander August +. Clarsscn. senior vce-com-
mander H. H. Hawkins. junior v.rc-commander.
Dudley Hickman. surgeon. Thomas Murray. chap
lain James ~. steele: quartermaster Robert Muir,
officer OF the day August Pitt officer oi ~" guard
lanes s DennstOn and IA" following appointed
officers. Quartermaster- scrgeant Jeremiah fia.ey
sergeant inAi1r, Lewis McCOrd; adJutant J. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
WHITE PLAINS.

The Rev william II. Toe. rector OF ST. Johh
Roman Catholic Church White Plains. Is cohh'eu
/ to his home by Illness. and was unaoie ~ a''e''
to his clerical duties on Sunday.
Ex-Alderman Harvey Groot, OF Ceh'rai'a'e'' 10
critically i'll at his home.
Police Justice Moran yesterday committed Ihomas
Brown (coored) to the Westchester County Jan 10
await the action of the Grand Jury on charges o. o.
forgery burglary In the third degree ana ioooei'
land assault in the first degree. .. ,ho.
Civil Engineer ]. Henry Carpenter reports tnar
ne will complete the compilation OF the Ia'eia Se"e'
assessment tax before February L. ..,,
The Rev Daniel j. Feehan presided at a inet''nS
of the HOLY Name Society of ST. Johns Church on
Sunday The society. which is over POO strong
elected Monmouth II. Underhill president. Jonm NM ~
Sweeney vice-president. John a. Day ueaSule!!'
Robert j. Roby. sr.. secretary. and John A. coou-
win. John j. Haley. John Mullaney ana Johh NC
'Loughn councillors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS

Al tho annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
yonl,ers Electric Railroad held yesterday. A L.
.ohnson J. j. Coleman. J. N. Edwards H. -
wilson. r. r. Wilson IT.. VI. o. Wilson. J. H.
Ingram J. F. Van Name. Albert Cronus' L buF'|
80 NJ p robertson were chosen directors.
The Yonke.s Republican Central Committee mas
elected lanes ". Hunt president, ChaTIes H.
Fancher yice-president, Leslie Sutherland sec'e-
,arv Angelo Roake assistant secretary, otephe"
II ,rhayer treasurer, and John Watson serSeah'-a'
arms The Holy Name Society OF the Chu[e' -
tho immaculate Conception has chosen Dai ny.
crowley president Patrick Condor wee PIesius''
James Anderson recording Secretai o,i,Iav ser-
Eeant-at-drms. The Rev. Thomas T. Ous@oN %
The annual meeting Of the Yonkers soard o. o.
Trade will be held this evening ~ 10 Iii ra 60
iected and other business of importance ""'s
A meeting of the Westchester County Meolca.
Society will be held al the City Cluo m ms rad
6y DR. c. Nelson Raymond. of New f9ohellS, ~ or
Drs f. NJ. Hermance and j. Lindsay foi'eou'' "a
CAPTAIN ]. l. Pruyn and Leutenants Mhnamr ~
ton of the 18th Separate Company. n. ~. - "a at
OF this city. went TO Albany yesler1aa!, az ~ Tho
tended last night the meeting OF the ounce ~ p re
Third Brigade This evening they atteend n tne Nc
Aip.n az his Albany residence o,rs, this
Snscisl services will be held every evening tnns
week except Saturday in the Daysprng Ires tH
terrain Church. in which the icy, Wobart the
rev Frederick Davenport; and the Key I Rnn
A. Wales will take part. The Rev, EnoS ne
worth will also conduct specal Hiec.,nsS III, ~
Nepperhan Avenue Baptist Church inns "eeA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
CLO1EN4EERS ~ THE STREETS.
OVER 800 c1OAXMAYERs HELPING TO MAKE TIL
UNDERGRADUATES CLEAN - DEsTITU-

OVER 800 CI.OAXMAKERS HELPING TO MAKE THE
THoRorGHFAREs CLEAN - DEsTITU-
TIoN AMONG THE MEN.
Tho I,rrost number Of coal<n akers employed in
the streets at one time marshalled in front OF
work headouarters No. 2i3 Eldrldge-st. yesterday
morning. and after thei: tickets had been punched
they marchel joyfuly away to the working districts
to which they had been assigned. There were 9i-
OF the cloakmakers in line, and they were divided
into squads which were led and directed by twenty
five foremen. All the men received brooms yester-
day which made necessary the expenditure Oh con-
siderable money to provide extra supply
Tho ll,t,e army was put to work sweeping the
streets on the East Side south OF Division-st from
Chatham Square 70 Grand and Pitt SITS. Cons!dera-
BILE muscle and energy were expended in Grand-sI'
and this important thoroughfare which the East
Side business consider the greatest IN the CITY,
was cleaner than many OF the uptown avenues when
Street Cleaning Department will only take away
the dirt after It is swept up by the men before the
over the streets again. the work OF the coakmakers
will be blessing 10 the East-Siders e-.,....
The agents OF the University Settlement society
and the Neighborhood Guild, No. 20 Delancey-st,
we're out early YESTERDAY morning investigating
number OF the families OF the cloakmakers ana
In some Of the cases the mead OF the
family was found to be sick and unable to do any,
thing in the street. even could ne have obtained
work. .,,., ..,,, T.,
The Tribune the following sums have been RECEIVED
AZ the University settlement Society, No. % De
e. s Michebacher. SO: "Some Maryland Well
Wishers." 81 80: X. Fulton Cutting street fund.-
5000 total se.S2l 20.
the destitute c,oakmakers-has confronted the char
ity workers on the East side. Some OF the little
or Jackets \ cloakmakers wife told woman
worker that her boy wanted to go to schoo. but he
had no coat TO wear. 1t Is impossible to keep the
children off the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MATrEKs.

At a meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce he'd
last week. committee was appointed for the con
sderatlon Of what action they should take In re-
gard to the difficulties between the New-York Real
Estate Exchange. at 40. lij Liberty-st.. and the
Real Estate Exchange, In the basement OF No III
Broadway. meeting OF this committee was held
yesterday, j. Harsen Ehoades, j. Edward Sim
mons and Gustav H. Scnwib being present Repre-
sentatives of the Broadway exchange were present
Inc uding Peter =. Meyer. II. II. cammann James
l.. Wells. &: w. Luyster and George DE Forrest
Barton. Richard Croker was Invited but did not
appear. The meeting was private. and no nfor-
nation was permitted to be given out There will
be another hearing at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
Great Advantages In
DRESS GOODS.

We have arranged and remarked
about $50 lines of low and medium
price Dress Goods. giving our
customers the full benefit of the
reduction made possible by the
New Tariff.
AIl-wOOl AlbatrOss % cents per
Yard. neat Checked WOOlens, in
ali the favOrite mixtures, 20 cents
ncr ward: Pretty Silk and Wool
Mixtures, As cents per yard.
English StOrm Serge 80 cents
per Yard; a line of Curly Chevio t.
~ inches wide, IS cents per yard
great value. .,,o.+;o,
On Special Tables: "A c .9n ,aa;n
floor. i'm lengths suitable tor
School Dresses.
JAMES McCREERY 4 20"
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
AFfaIRS IN BTOOKLYN.

CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO CARS AND DIED
Alfred j. Irving. sixty years old. conductor o'
the Tnion-ave trolley Inc. died yesterday III "'e
Eastern Dstric, Hospital from injuries receiver o"
sunday night by being caught between TWO ear
Irving. who was In charge OF car NO 40 was
adjusting the rear fender AL fta"N'"-'"
|,oao1n,-ove when another troley-car Of the
. IT, crashed into ,he car. Irving was thrown
10 the ground. and the wheels passed over MS rsh'
leg almost cutting 1t of. When ne was taken 20
the hospital. the limb was ampu'a'ff r,re ived at
suited from loss OF blood end SHOCK H''ns "'eu a.
No la6j Central-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

\ number OF kind people among whom are Jacob
Wendell. IT,. Evert Jansen Wendell g. Gordon
Cleath-r Walter VI. bennett and J.. ". Lawson. all
OF the Amateur Comedy club assisted by Miss
Mildred Eytlnge. Miss Louisa Laidlaw and Mrs.
May Addiction VIII give tomorrow evening at
SlJ D. IN. some amateur theatrlcIis In all OF the
Boys club Il calvary Proi'aiani Ep.sropi! Par
fourth-s ST. The pays to be given are Tho District
Attorney" dramatic sketch IN one act by jacob
two acts, by Henry +. Craven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

rpoM and the Mexican war and 70 ss';S SsrswS
The managers OF the order are Frank M9nsEoMe nr
Avery ss Henry MorSen R0Ssrt Avery John
Porter Hatch Fife John Porter. Ae%ander s. "e nh,
Msggs psssd ss dso.ss onsy Be
fancey F,oyd.Jones and Charles r. Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
4 VIE ORDER TNCORPORlTrD.

The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Military
and Naval order of the United States In the State
OF New-York was filed in the office Of the County
Clerk yesterday 1t is organized for patriotic and
social purposes. to perpetuate the memory OF the
men who took part in maintaining the principles
OF the Government OF the United States in the
wars of the Revolution and Of isl2. the with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
TEANECk.

An election was held at Teareck YESTERDAY on the
question OF incorporation borough. There
little opposition and the vote decidedly In
favor OF incorpora ton. The limits Of the bor-
pugh include the northern part of the Phelps estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15
DINNER roR GOVERNOR AyD MRS. moRroy

\ dinner WAS given FOR Governor and Mrs. Nor
ton and Miss Filth Morton last night by Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. The Mortons came
from Albany yesterday especially T. accept the
hospitality VI their host and hostess The abe was
lavishly decorated with the choicest flowers II -
tO-lAV