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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21
p s STOKES KEEPS THE CLAREAONI.

D.,x- COMMISSIONERS ACCEPT IFS PROPOSITION
president KING OFF FOR EUROPE
The CIaromont the popular resort in Riverside
Park is to remain in the hands OF r. .. o'0''
the prosent occupant until October !. This has
hoe, decided by the Board of Park commissioners
vino on Wednesday afternoon acted on a PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. Stokes. The latter offered to pay 600
month from June to October for the Ciaremont
buildines and at the date last named 10 deliver
nm nossession TO the city. The Park Commission
ers with this Written offer before them passed
this resolution:
"Whereas The Commissioners OF Public PARKS
desire to avoid legal complication and an expensive
lawsuit. therefore unanimously
RESOLVED That Edward S Stokes be allowed TO
continue In charge OF the Claremont restaurant
until October ]. 1885, provided he agrees to pay in
advance 800 per month for each month commence
Ing June l. and gives written guarantee 10 relin-
ouish the premises in good order October J.,
1856"
The season for 1895 will be about over at the end
of September and Mr.. Stokes will by that time
have gathered in all the shekels obiainabie from
Caremont patrons paying the city at the rate OF
$500 a year rental There were three Dids BESIDE
Patrick H. Mccain, OF the Hotel Lincoln, Richard
Crokers brother law, VINO had the lease OF the
place FIVE years ago. but lost II AFTER his iallng
with Croker Mccain. who probably knows Inc
value OF the privilege we'll offered N.ZrD year, Or
about $5S7 80 a month. FOR it,
President King. OF the Park Department. thinks
10 have in Central Park but has not introduced the
subject his fellow commissioners for consiueId-
ton. While he II in Europe he Will visit the prn,
cipal transatlantic palm gardens. with view OF
possible action on his return 80
President King OF the Park Board sailed fol-
Europe on the Normannia yesterday TO be gone
81 I
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UTTERED ABOUT THE TOWN

The promises occupied by Huber Il Gohharii as
n casino al Nos 10 and Y Elm Place w'r" sod yes
,crday AT the Real Estate Exchange. in Montague
-, for Sll4co TO j. Louis Hoffman,. The prop
erty belonged to tho Xipp estate and the place was
known as Zipps Casino years ago
There was a meeting la; night Of the officers %
the 9Th Regiment at the armory TO recelN" IN
siruc,ions az 10 their duties at the stat" camp
The regiment will leave Brooklyn on Jun" - TINS
is the only brooklyn regiment that VIII 20 TO stat"
Camp this year.
There will be a meeting o, tho directors ~ ~"
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company day, ~
which Il is expected several vacancies VIII n~ heI
" A. II Bocardus. who recently resigned 20 'c-
cept another place In York. VII be succeeded.
II ia said By Colonel Williams as secretary and
treasurer Of the company.
The Foo,e family VII have a reunion az 'olrh"s-
tor Conn today. Jirah l.. Fooie. OF Hruohltn
Is the promoter o, INC reunion. and a numh'r ~
Brookiyni,es Will be present. including ID" Re-.
DR. Leafs r Fooic. pastor OF the Thfoop Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Mayor srh'er-n Yesterday appointed Colonel Louis
Flnkelmeier and Michael Mc,iraih assessors n the
places OF Thomas J. Patterson ami tn mas Ennis
Both the appointe"s are Republicans Tho term %
the Office ~ Ave years. at 80 a year.
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LOcAL BUSINESS combinations

Two more attachments have been obtained in this
city against the Natchaug SILK Company of Will
mantle Conn, IN favor of Mormura Arai &
Co for si2Os7. and the other in favor of the China
and Japan Trading Company for sS,ls3, both for raw
silk
Ciuilliam b. Demorest yesterday appointed re-
ce!ver OF Peoi d Wiley. cutlery commission mer-
chants OF No. "a Chambers-st., in place OF Daniel
H. Peoli who died recently.
Deputy Sheriff Henning yesterday received an at
tachment against Herman j. Dietz. dealer in dia-
monds and jewelry. who had an office In the Pres
colt Building at John and Nassau sts for $l166 In
favor OF Feigenbaum q Schweger. which was OBJ
tanned on the ground that he had disposed OF his
property They stated that they had been unable
10 find him at his Office elsewhere since the 18th
inst but the office in possession of Louis Rosen-
berg. friend of Mr. Dletz. who claims the business
under bill Of sale. They also contend that Mr..
Deiz had purchased large amount OF diamonds
AT h,sh prices In the last two weeks. They sold hl
diamonds to the amount of $40 between April =
they he called a; their store and wanted 10 Du5
more diamonds. He owed them 1892 at the time
and they declined TO sci him except for spot cash
He expressed his Willingness to cash, selected
5000 worth of diamonds. and then said he could not
paw them all cash. but paid them 1851 cash and
gave them a check for SAB signed by seniche simon,
East broadway. The check was dated June 10. pay
able on July 10. and drawn the Bo~ery
Bank. Dietz. they allege., represented that Mr
Simon was worth considerable money. Mr. simon
failed on Tuesday and Feigenbaum & Schweiser
have been searching for Mr. Detz ever since
Deputy Sheriff Henning visited Mr.. Dietz.s oiiiee
but found nothing to levy upon as the furniture Wa
selling diamonds in small way In this city for
several years ard also In Boston for year. but he
never had any rating at "BradstreetS
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1895
AIlKINEp

PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. JUNE 20 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhanset dirl. Duck London. May 20 and
Swansea June ) with mdse - New York shipping Com
panv. Arrived the Bar AT $40 m.
Steamer Germanc dIr, Smith. Liverpool June II ana
Queenstown 49, with mdse. IFS cabin and $40 storage
passengers Maitland Kersey Arrived at the Bar
4:i2
Virginia ,Geo. schee settin June o. Helsins.
borg Il. Gothenburg I. and ,hrisRnsand : with mdse
and i2i ssrage passengers TO Hamburg American Line.
Arrived at the Bar at $50 n.
Steamer Spree Gep. wiieserod Bremen June II and
southampton with mdse. l0l cabin 2l5
passengers TO Oelrchs Co Arrived the Bar at 1. 5
"A m.
Steamer Maracaibo. sukeforth Maracaibo June and
curacao H. mds~ and cabin passenger Boulton
Bliss 4 Dalett. Arrived at the Bar at $50 n IN.
Steamer Athes ,f,rp. owen. 81 Narc May 20. Port
Prince A. Petit June !. Meragoane l. Jeremic 4
Aux Cages o. Jacmel T. Salt River To- La Mar
Il. Kingston Is, with mds- and cabin passengers to
PIN. FOiwoud 4 Kelock Arrived the Bar 6:is
Steamer Spero tNorI Iunn. Baracoa days with fruit
TO III pumols n Co. Arrived at the Bar at $50 q
Steamcr FL Nort-. Hawthorne New Orleans 6 DAYS
with mdsr T Van Sickle
Steamer rquos Pennington Jacksonville June is ard
Co ~ - y ~''' '"
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch Richmond and Norfolk
with rndse and passengers to the Old Dominion IS Co
steamer Guyandotte Walker Newport News and Nor
Co w. ~'s ~"'A.i''on %
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nom 4 x4TrOyAL PTRITr CONGRESS

At the June meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee % the American Purity Alliance. held IN th"
United Charities Building yesterday. IT Wa voted
to call National Purity Congress, 10 be held H.
Baltimore on October ~ 10 and IL. Among those
who are expected 20 contribute papers ana ad-
dresses are the Rev. Dr. McNickar and tn" Rev.
Joseph May. OF Philadelphia. ~" Rev Or :. II.
Virgin the Rev Or ". r Sabine. the Rev. :
seward. Elbrigc r. Gerry and Aaron ". Powell.
Of this city. Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mary \.
I.ivermore 81 EDston; The Rev. Anna Gar'"n
Spencer OF Providence. Dr. i. H. Kellogg. OF Bat
tie Creek Mich. Frances T.. wizard and Or Mar
Wood Allen OF The National Wom"n's Christian
Temperance Union. Dr. .. Edward Janncy, Of Bal
timore: Josephine +. i.utl,r and l)r. Elizabeth
blackwell. of England. The Rev. 9. v. Watch. OF
Toronto. Canada and others. Al Social Purity.
White cross. Wom.n's Christian Temperance or
Plantations and al churches and philanthfopc
associations in sympathy with the objects Of Ia"
congress are invited to send representatives.
The Alliance Executive Committee also addressed
an Official letter Of thanks ana cOnFraiuailon -
President Roosevelt. of the Board of Polio" com
missioncrs for his declaration. AT recent m.e'ne
OF the Board OF Police Commissioners. that DIS
orderly men are 20 be treated .! the police ju-t
as women of known bad character are or more
severely when ii can be proven
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Union HILL.

The marriage Of Miss Clara Olson and Daniel
Hastings took place few days ago at 81
Augus;ine's Roman Catholic Church. ra'her hrauN
conducted the services. The bridesmaid was MISS
Rirde ellison and owen McDermott was best man
a reception followed the ceremony at the nome OF
the brides parents. No 2sS New orkaVr tnprs
were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mcknight MI; ana M :,
Horace Lowe. MI and Mrs T. Lester. MISS Mamie
Cannon Miss Annie Weller ana Mrs. Coir.,, $3.50
Miss Agnes Fisherman and James WeleI WI
married this week at the home OF ihe o'iue
The cornerstone of the new First Eaptist ,nuI s..
at Palisade-ave and Morgan-st VIII pe a,i ~ ~
be by the Rev. W. W Pratt and the KEY h Dr; vi
NJ SiTls will make address CtneTs VINO VII
take mart In the ceremonies are. The Reys - -.
Read ~ Warlell DR.. r. T. Middieditch T. Heisig'
John Finch. ". ". Case ana the pastor ~ ' -
Dudley.
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cn1.rr cA1ENnNns FOR TO Day.

supreme Court Grnr.s Tern l,. .er T,,,.,son Jcour,
.,ens a, 1870 a ~ Motion ca,ndar called at IL a m
TnII"'i' 49," y ..,so .,rn 80 clear
snprrimc court special Tenn Parts II and III Al
I",, ,.,,',, raT rcfore Andrrws Causes to he
,irrui, cr. II BEFORE heekm-n. j Causes to be
sent laft ~ for trH ,ssc r ""nnslsi s,o,
nrg" i..e a7.o $50 G423 e,5a c75i Gss G7o0
.a,s G7os ao'N 's'i3 60 G'i oiE' go osii
.rc,,i cur r,u ~ Rcforc lawrence. ) causes TO
sent from Par III for ira 'ss, un'' I ~.
~ n ,' toarr General Adjourned Monday
snprrio conr, Equity Adjourned FOR the term.
Superior CpuIt-TraI Term Parts !. II and Ill -Ad
sarrogatr's. Cour, -Chambcra Before FITZGERALD s.
Motion calcndri allied a, iO", a. ~, VIE u,, 10, pr9
Mor,on. Lcopod N. Whn~head Margurrit, tussner
Ephr,lm n nngl"y William g br',lns W,ll ts.o. >
,m r,r'"' ii,n,zc M,rtin FicS at y IN
49, vii o. Augustus ii Iuri,. a 1919 a. m
Common Pleas Special Term Before Hischon IT,. j
e'omnon Pleas Equity Term Before Gce-rch. j.
Mo- 10 - 3d. ioa. 20 100. i2o. A. -. io ia. "a.
common pleas Trial Term-Part Before look~aver.
Jsho Nos. 1896. 500. 2ss-'. ISL io1N 3o6s
2,io alc7 2'Sl. Sl45 3i+G. 34I Clear No regular
Common Plea. Trial Term Par, II Before Pryor. j
@H"s u. Is On i' r , I u BAR, III ,ior nay
Causes 10 he sent from Part for trial clear.
tny court Special rerm-Brfore Fitzsimons. MO
ci', Court, Trial tenn Par Before Mccarthy j.
N9s ls" 100. ii'S - iC'; i'o1 lcs' w .lrar
No. 1884 1854. Ir', eo5o 2o5s. 1857. 2oas. ~. 1911.
ciy court TRIAL Term Part nI-n-fore Conan. j.
Case 80 1905 Scho~nholtz w. Third Avenue Rail
Ciry Court Trial Tcrm-rari lvBcfors Ehriich. C. j.
sns!i caases. Nos 40. 4'ol '2c 4oi c'! 40
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HOTEL MEN NAY MAKE 4 FfGUE

The hotel men OF this city are quietly asitating
the subjec, OF making test Of IA" new Civi1 Rights
law II the nrhi Is made 1t Will be bt the Hotel
Mems Association The counsel OF the association
70 looking into the matter AMI preparing a plea
against the law. The constiiutionahiy OF the act
will not be attacked. but n viii be contested from
the view rolni that II encourages backmiil and
nrovides a penalty for refusing to submit. which
practically puts the hotel men tn the power OF
interruptions colored men. and VIII consequently
result in the rain Of The business Of a number OF
hotel men II is expected that lon| siaiein'n NJ
~ m. si,u,fion all DE- issIel aud the hotel Wcn
viii urge an actV. campaign to procure chhhS'
In the Civil Rights law at the next session "f th'
Legislature. ,, ,,
In fact the hotel men have not fuily determined
whether to fsht the matter out IN the cpurts OF
u-aI and make II an issue In the next legl-ltilN"
campaign President Mortified. ~ the Hotel Men
Association and proprietor OF The Continental ho.
S.I ma, no meeting OF the association 10 discu's
the matter had vet taken pace. ana ~ was III FAVOR
OF waiting a while before taking action
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Steamer Richmond Davis Norfolk. with mds' and pas
s"gs~r to The oa Pom nmSa ;. jenny Norfolk
steamer ARIEL 'Ner Hafen. Boston for Ne"''o'S' !"
ianiy rio5k June 20 e:3o m.-wind southeast iSHt
brcez~. cloud, and hazy
CLEARED.
steamer ciudad condal ,sqan, Lawn Havana Prosre'0
STEINER Msnhauan BRASS. Portland HoFauo Hall
MSyi' S~oo}i. Conner Colon L C-Pacnc Mail
steamer Ananca. Gresham. Colon. c-s'a"'0's
steamer /. whitney Hae,, Roson II p !, D.n,.
SO. Spero 'Norl. i-ason' bai"''a' Nuo' ~
steamer Panama CFD. chabor BorieauX-Funeh' Edy'
steamer Jamestown Hulphers norfolk and Newport
steamer Manhattan an Davis Lverpe9lmGust H N-
Ste,me~ I.iy Palmer. smith. Newport News ana No'-
.,~,ner cy = birmingham Hurs. Savannah-R
s,,.aier ilnn,s'ora Do Franks. rensaeoa-J H. VIA
stcan,e. rcnwics 'nD P.lesfen. quebec. CAM c.
M S,.,rS.r Huhiuck ,Rr Blower East London. Port
rl..ab,th cape Town. etc- r,on son. ,,,-...
steamer Richmond. Davis West F''"' '''""'"
steiner FL RIO Quick 95sansI Nr Yuan scse
ship Wlscotnhe Park lBrl. Johnson Aeiou''e-i II "
'n 'k Anna Maria dAbuuao G'aD. AbanO. Napres-
SAILED
steamers cadaa cGnds Tev .r e .snna '' s va
Srgx Vim aamor, Fl RIO New orleans Munchen CGer.
k ,,pn ASSps er P R5y C. oe1snun ort oport
A'0 sa Si S H'% aSn A AZ e5a
Ship Roanoke francisco.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Point Light
1893 the fourth order hAed Whit sh at T S,cS",
is-h,r NH be cxfnruished Tor two nights and re-
PaSsd dS sh' '"T sr n ~ horton and
from the tower at the name s ,s. as viii NE p p'Ga ae
This no,ice Affects las, Of Lights and Fog ssn;s
h .9 IT s"% Sst and 'i y ' ini District
iiy order Of the Lighthouse Board ,vr,
Washington. p E &c. jn ai" "a lSo, navy "'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Richmond Hll dir. Brown. from Ne"-'''
'gSe MONA Moaw "aV % shS from New York
steamer Mississippi Ir. Gates sailed from London for
Steamer &dTaHs OBJ MaaaoeA from Liverpool for
steamer noston city ,or'. Barclay from N'w-fo'N'
for s'f SS% Ya a%'i pass"G ne Wss'
and Liverpool passed Brow Head Js nr 20
pd sit' passed i' Brow He Head June june sU ~ '
steamer Mohicnn orr Cook. from Newyork June 8 for
steamer I-lcSswanna 'br,. Robinson from New-YOrf
'pns FOR iNS pan p'is Sb FROM June
CArs,ania Copenhagen and stettn passed Lewis ''"a
Steamer Prussia Ger, Karlowa from New-York June
Steamer s,utrart ,teo Kohl~nbect for New-york and
Baltimore. sailed from Brcmerhayen June 20 -
Maas dDutch). Potter, from New-Nork Juhs
| s. arrived Bou,ogne June 10
Steamer California ,iSr>. Mitchell from Mediterranean
| ports FOR New-york passed Gibraltar June 20.
steamer Burgunda Er Dula' sailed from Marse'''e'
| for York June Is.
| Steamer Norfolk Wooston for New YORK; saheo
| from Messina June 10
| Steamer Basil ,BN, Olphant T. I'm New-Nork june y
arrived Para June
Steamer Cuvsr 40 Canan. from New York Nay % ar
rived a Rio Janeiro -
Steamer Asatic Prime. lBr) sailed from Rio Janlsr TOT
| New York June
Steamer Wordsworth (Bes) sailed Rio Janeiro Tor
New York June 20
Announcements
'oNEoNrA"" spENrAskEr." - .'xANFuRA"
- T. q W. Threa Nav Collars a 4 ". -.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY

Cornell. University OF Pennsylvania and Coiu'ho''
boat race Poughkeepse. . p. m
Meeting of Police Board
Brooklyn Heights Railroad directors mee''ns'
New York Washington baseball game foio
Grounds, p m
Hetty Green reference case
xeuyork Womans Board. Atlanta Exposition.
No 20 East Fifty frst-st., 4 p. m
Aldermen's Committee on County Anairs j."
p. .
Brooklyn. 430 p. IN.
IVES, Side Tennis Club tournament. Central Park
p. ~
Augustus Waters before Liberal cub. NO ~
East Fifteenth-st.. D. m
Male Department. Grammar School NO 49, COM
mcncenent. $50 "A m.
Grammar School No % commencement. j" a m
Society of Amateur Photographers exhibition
No ll5 West Thirty -eChth st. p. m
Music in Battery Park by 6sth Regiment Band
D. m. . 80.
j. r. Perlne before noon prayer meeting NO liz
Fulton-st.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
FIVE WOMEN COMMISSIONERS

FIVE WOMEN COMM1SSlONEHS.
rt1t, MAYOR NAMES TIE NEW MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF EDTCATION.
Navor Schoren Yesterday announced the names
NJ his anpointees 10 the Board OF Education. AS
nre1jc,el he has placed five women on the Board.
Tn. members Of the Board now are j. j. 'o.san'
Nelson J. Gates George T.. Nosirdnd. Dr }. H.
Ravmond John r. Thompson, James Weir IT,
Iohn T. Culver Ira Leo Hamburger. James T. ker-
win. Adolph Fiendl Miss Emma Pettinglll Mss
Elizabeth H. Perry. Miss Isabelle NJ chapman
Mrs Mary f. Jacobs and Mrs. Henry y Powell
The men displaced 10 make room for the women
arc rasper Murphy John W. Kimoal, Henry G
Mclean Thomas T. Moran and John u. Walsh
IRE first seven named on the list are reappont
menis.
The women appointees are all well known ID
Drooklvn Miss Emma +. Pct;inSIl is a graduate
of the state Norma School At Bridsewatcr MASS
She = president OF the Kings county Women ;
Christian Temperance Union ana OF the Navs'e
Mrs Jacobs is second vce-presdent OF the Won
EN- club and an active worker In Unitarian Church
circles She is the wife Of Andrew Jacobs. bust
ness man OF ihe sixth Ward -, &C.,
Miss Chapman H. a daughter OF the late pr. CHAP
man She ~ president OF the womens hiahch 81
the League OF Loyal Citizens ,
Miss Perry Is WEI known in phHanthroplc circle'.
Her father was n member OF TIE BOARD OF l.duca-
,io, wears ago and her unc.e. Timothy Perry.
tra.on. -, ~ ,,...
Mrs Powell; is the wife OF the Rev Henry a.
Powell who retired from the ministry r." years
ago to practise law
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THE HOTEL CAsTLETOy'S SEASON

The guests Of the Hotel Castleton, New-Brighton'
Staten Island. enjoyed during the week an enter
tainment given by the proprietor. George Murray.
,n the dancing pavilion. Mrs. McVicar gave read
ing She was followed by Professor L. Water. in an
exhibition of seight-of hand.
Among The recent arrivals there G. G. Will
Jams president Of the Chemical National Bank: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Oppenheimer, Andrew Cone
Herman Mende. Mrs A. Mendel. Oliver W. Buck
ingham, Miss Richmond. William +. Ransom. VIII
lam c. Cone Mark NJ SchlesingeT, Mrs l.. H.
Stocking. George W. Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
L. Greene and Miss Gershem, all OF NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-21

The annual meeting OF the New-fork county
c,.oror.s Christian Temperance Union was held
,cs,a.l,v IN the Central Methodist Episcopai
church scvcr;h-ave. near Fourt""ntn-st me ue-
vo..ona, exercises were Led 10y Mrs }. l. Ehs' OF
xew-rcr.ev Mrs f. Frances Lord presided win
Miss Ju.ia Colman and Mrs G. H. FceH a @e're
,aries Officers FOR the ensuing year were elected a.
foilovs. President Mrs. T. Frances l'o'i' vice
president Mrs Frances A. Wcsterhei: cQrresponu-
H., ...rc,arv Nss julia tolman, recording Secre-
~ Mr. & II Peek Mrs. T.. Frances ORD was
. Tod delegate 10 the national convention WIN
MIR. ; Evans Peck as alternate
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ST LUKES HOSPITAL OFFICIALS SURPRISED

The legacy Of 1900 left by Rufus Waterhouse to
St. Lukes Hospital. announced In yesterdays
Tribune. a surprise to the officials Of the hos
ptal George MacCuIloch Miller. the president OF
the sIsoard of Trustees who seen at his Office.
No. 30 Broadway yesterday by a Tribune reporter.
said. in speaking of the gift I'VE were agreeably
surprised by the announcement OF this gift. II
was entirely unexpected and / have no doubt that
you newspaper men knew Of 1t even before did
The FIRST ] knew OF 1t was yesterday when two OF
Informed me that ST Luke's Hospital was TO he the
recipient OF this handsome legacy"
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GOOD NEW FOR TIE CgTH

private John McClintock Company !. in f';i-
ment has been appointed ndjutnnt OF the osih Bat
talon. and Private Josiah VI. FIsxe. Company r.
7th Regiment has been made qiartermastcf' III
place Of James j. Ward. returned To superh"h''
ary list Both are good so Hers and have accepted
office in the Goth with the idea OF doing all that Hes
within their power 10 promote the best Interests OF
the battalion. Colonel George Moore smith oil me
69th will spend several days IN camp with inc ~
be OF much help TO him.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TT WILL CO TO THE SUPREME COURT
The Board % Directors ~ IA" ipu.sriN" ana
Nashville Railroad A. meeting h"lf 10 '.is ri'N
late on Wednesday. derid'i 20 carry IN" 'h"sA
pcake ONO and Southwestern litigation 20 the 81
prene Court of the United States. The recent d'-
cls,on of the Kentucky Court OF Appeals affirmed
the decision OF A lower cour; ~ favor % the 9 m
,nouwcalth OF Kentucky The Illinois Central Raj
road is not A party IN the litigation.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


Captain John l. Pruyn. OF the 4th Separate Com
pany y. c.. s. " Y. who IS 20 command the 81
Provisional Battalion at the State Camp July -
to 20. yesterday announced several appointments
Assistant Surgeon Ellsworth l.. Cotton Will be bat
TALON surgeon Sergeant \. K. Shipman VIII De
sergeant ma jor and Private Edward q. Baxter VIII
be clerk. Other appointments VIII be announced
next week The company Will resume IT'S drliis next
Thursday night and continue them up 10 the uihe
OF going to camp. 1890
Horace II. Thayer. of Yonkers. is one OF the sue
Cessful apple ants for appointment 10 state schoi-
arship in Cornell University. He the only sue
cessful man in Westchester County. ~ .
The annual meeting OF the Alumni Association OF
the Yonkers igh School will be held TINS evening
80 in the " Oh School Building. in South broau-
way. officers for the coming year VIII De CHOSEN
and arrangements made for the annual dinner.
The closing exercises Of st MaTys fdrQ'h.Ai
interesting entertainment was gwen. me fSoy
branch connected with the Young Mems thrlsNan
Association entertained their friends at the rooms
in Main-st. and the Social Christian Workers heii
their Jun" meeting at the nome OF MIS-. w. H.
Wolfe in GaTnet-St.