New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-09

H., o,rcular recently published. the institute sNe9
-, ,ouou,ny summary of its aim: The aim Vi
the institute is to give a true educa''oh "'.S"
means something more than simply coh'i's -.
,.c,s Of n textbook IL aims TO arm 'he ii''''' w.
orerqv and skill to inspire with love OIL s'u''' ~
awaken the l!fe-glvns power that uoes no' ie@S
sa,,aaed with present attalnments out Is eve
a..,i,, % omen ND new truth. TO express new
.,,,,,v and IN contrive new ways OF ehecuns soo'
,hove all II aims 10 develop right character, "ue
r,onhood ard womanhood in every pupil a.
this. thorough discipline Is MADE supse' WV,
aims AT ,horoughness and accuracy IN al worn
~ institute will be under the management OF
the following Board of trustees wv ,s'' VIII
Mrs Amelia D. Alden, Guy ) Brsntinghapm n wiz,
iana Rryan' Edward u. Clark Edward +; De Sov
George q Egbert. Benjamin F. f D,ni Gregory.
pr Isaac r. uas stS w william r Holt William II;
psrrv' George NJ Purdy, William j. Quinian' ;un
snyder. William $. Van Chef' CaN" - van
Among the many fine cottages IN me fa' Junk,
those Of Frank Burt the ,.E Key Pr L. Doremu s
a. n Harris. F. j. Wheeler and Miss H a, p @se
,ngs Conducted at Prohibition Park It is on,y nets
sary to read the names OF those GhI includes Gov
er rr b. r. TlIlman. Judge William j.; I Esth@r
he Rev Prs ThOmd Ro6 SPd Senator " 4 PETER
G 1ohn p st. John the Rev Dr. Madison C. Peters
dea awe OF prohibition PARK have perfected sna ar
rancements for the erection or n,s" Uaan,s Dr.
IN honor Of the Rev Or. Charles F. pee incresis
Deems was closely Identified with all the LIE are
which Prohibition Park br,s amGns Philosophy
and the National Prohibition Camp uF9nno overv-
ncia ton and was also deeply interested IN e' 10
800 bi ncrtaned TO the development OF the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian hnuea'o'
ERASTINA GROWING AND THRlV Nv"
A p,casant drive over winding country roaos'
takes one from Prohibition Park to Eras''ha' "i..
10 the station name for a nourishing part Oh inc
village OF the Gown known as Mariner ha'oo'
ard nv some as West Port Richmond. 1t mas It's
GUN nos,ofiice: H. Dean Swift is the postmas'ei
and the town has about fourteen hundred ihnAo-
uants who all believe that their end OF ,ne h"as
is the most important The place csr.a sn are he
ne M erected In large numbers. 1t has ttnTe
Churches and schoohouse Is being dls pun The
which will be ornament 70 me this and
Warmers Harbor Baptist Church Is az inns CIV
~ me village The Rev. G.. W. Stodard Is u,
pastor and the Rev j. X. Bryan Is me sp as'or tn.
temarest There are stores of AL kinds In the
hamlet and some fine homes among M"l Tnbr T
| Merrill George ". Merrill and D. H. Csporn In, nc
fecker Flour Mills IN this part OF NE N Wss
1t here that ne nrst nG sbe station was
| named at that time by Buhalo B.ll as coIplii
menf 10 Erastus Wiman. and because 1t sounded
Bevond Erastna and Port Richmond. and toward
| the Archter XIII. which is the stream which sep
arates staten Island from ew-Jersey, mere Is a
| low fat region. which Is as yet uhpeneIraied oy
rosidential DEVELOPMENT but which, II made ac-
cesshle will possess the residents think the same
attractions for man usy npnosite This Land /.
largely in the hands OF the baltimore ara Ohlc
Railroad Company. to ne present Tine mere err
In, tho electric railroad scheme has It's develop
ment as one OF It's OBJECTS