New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
RICHMOND COUNTY.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM STATEN ISLAND.

NEWS AND NOTES FROM STATEN ISLAND.
The twentieth annual charity ball for the benent
Of the s r. Smith Inhrmary VIII be he'd AT tho
German Club Rooms. Stapeton, next Inursoay
evening The ball this season promises 10 De ths
most important affair of the kind seen on the island
in many years The list Of patronesses contains the
names OF over four hundred Of the people wnoss
names have become connected with charity WORK 10
the county. The committees are as foIows; re
ceptlon blue badge-Eueene II. Outerbridge. cnair-
man; Hugh A. Balm. Howard r. Bayre. carr Won
Bergen. Ernest F. Birmingham. Russell Blocker A.
b. Boardman. Edward II. Bonner. George T. Bon
ner Stephen II. Brown Willard S Brown. Dr. Will
lam Bryan. F. r. cabot. II. A. Caesar. Leopold -.
Camacho, Sir Roderick w. Cameron. Oswald =.
Cammsnn Thomas D. Conynsham. r. '" Corse'
George Cromwell. John :. Davenport. H. NJ Dunn'
j. Frank Emmons. I.othsr W. Faber. John C. Ere
mont Frank s Cannon George J. Greenfield.
George Edward Harding. A. Duer Irving. Gugy r..
Irving Frederick W. Jansen. Shipey Jones' Gen.
eral James Jourdaa. DR.. H. Dewitt JOY. waiter u
Kerr Edward King James NJ Montgomery. G H.
Mcsle w. Harry Motley. DR.. James J. oDeA
Adoiph J. Outerbrldge Frederick f. Darlington.
Edwin NJ Post. sidney F. Rawson. Aquiia Rich'
Harvey r. Rich, Seton II. Rich. Robert f. ROBIN
son. Captain W :. sch.ey. L. S. n; Daniel Schnsk'
enberg George :. Scoield. Harry G Segune A ~
Shaw. Stephen ID. stephens. Henry W. Iillihshast'
Governor g. d :. Trask. r.. ;. Twinng. Da'id -
Tysen. DR. william {. Walser. H. W. Waterworth'
Floor red badge-Cnarles Barton. chairman; c.
V Anabls. otto Altman. F. f. BALDWIN. Herbert
NJ. Baldwin. Reginald F.. Bonner. Garlic Boyd' Joan
J. Boyd. Edward w. Brown. REDMOND Sony nsnrs
W l. DeBost.. Knitting P. Emmons EDWARD Tl res.
ser Theodore Greppo. Gustav Heineken Jr' psn
Johnson niS Wheaton 3 Kunhsrdt, A. ). Macdonald.
david Marsh j + Monsax. 6 L. MSnsoHssGsy y, n
Parmse William Psrr Ausustus d PRENTICE, se, Ernst
w. n nj Sa r y.
chn r sprasuf Pulp G w sIs, W W,heq
spoon and Frederick wcnham. .s,,..,
Reinhsrd scldenburg. H. E. Alexander Joseph 3.
bourne and Louis Renziser. treasurer
ing team met on Cherny's alleys. on Monday even.
ing ana PLAYED practice , sam ,hs pMsns,W StSt
Wi H Ms. K sssane, Edward 5 Ssguins Miss
s A%d'f Eek So% smon.en
G. segune. Mark ". Dejonge. Miss MeSoT ,nnxsr
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Baldwin Douglass we're on
Wefpssfsay Evening on Glove sns H ass
The ssssslea 'n Fors
mond and were driven to Tylerhurst In fourth ,-
The sa cd
Douglass had for several years peen she c or.r.
The ma, wnch were gwen the
rooms sapeon Thursday ana fTday crIst
G Snle we're arsey attended and were successful
socially and financially the cast vas as lopm sS:
er lie Robinson Koko Chsrl,s Barter Pooh Bah:
y fanny Mrs. John C. Fremont; Pitt Sing; Miss
Gertrude pseP Po s1 T The chorus included
]. Taylor. Mrs. Maxwe:l Carrere Mrs 4; W Par
t N,ai M Mss Mare yyss Mss FSTsnss vyse Ms:
ing Miss Maud Miller Miss Clara C. Graves, Miss
Agnes Graves. Miss Ida Mckeon and Miss kais
Roberts. and Messrs Robert Corcoran r.. Z.
MSrg stout pHus s16g & p ssas H tsrs
o. " Nichols. a. L. Carroll > e. Schermernorn.
r. PaTke Ds g C. Ner sopI, sss :s. n HAX
Van vechten. j. g. Dudley. T. 4. Bennett. j. Pill
ling c. E. Whiehorn and a. II. Muller. The or
chestra under the abe direction Of Harry. ].
Tyndale the wel-known member OF the Staten Isl
son were the attendants to the Mikado.
The production was given under the management
OF the following committee Charles Barton. Leo:
poud A. Camacho. Arson L. Carroll ". W. Donald
II is expected that there will be a lively time at
Street Union Free School. which will be held at
Stapleton tonight. 1t Is hoped that the deadlock
which has been existing In the board for some tms
OF Peter Warth. resigned. will be broken Inc RIM RIM
cipal candidates are Thomas Flanagan ana WIZ
lam Carney. r,,..A.v
The town elections which were held on Tueeasyy
we're exceedingly exciting and resulted 49, ~
predicted in The Tribune last SATURDAY IN "s c,s
nsd the Rsp%Sssn esssed pS large majority
In Castleton George F. Pinney was elected ny A
overwhelming majority and the people ~ Scsra.
dates for minor onaces. The new Board o. SuPss-
visors will include three democrats s"o wv ~
publicanS