New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
YONKERS.
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE A. NJ. E. ZION
CHURCH OPENED.

afternoon In the church OF that denomination IN
New-Main-st.. Bishop J. W. Hood senior Blshop OF
the First Episcopal District in charge A'er snort
devotional meeting the Bishop announced that the
following ccrgvmen had been received into this
conference: The Revs w. b. Bowen. g. W. ohiey
and W p Hopkins. from the New-Engiand Confer
ere. and the Rev. r. J. Srothers. from the ONO
Conference The e.ecton OF officers which followed
resulted In the choice OF the Rev j. NJ Butter OF
Gravesond secretary; the Rev. l.. d. Williams OK
Peckski. assistant secretary; the Rev. c. W Rey-
| mods Of Williamsburg statis;ician: Dr w II Abbott
OF Yonkers compiler the Revs. T. Forman and H.
Judl marshals. the Rev George H. simmons. post
Office messenger. The Bishop announced the follow
ing committees; Devotion ne Res Ge s,l,s - -
Adams NJ A Bradley and A. J. Ta!bert STATE r. OF
Inc County ne Revs J. r. b Smith C. l T., Ten
tails OF Lay Delegates. the Reys / W. JonisJ 81 -
NJ Pane and +. Forman; Sunlay-scho9is. iIe Keys'
W Kan6n w crsy s no W H. Ely Fairfax
| and G. ". Randall, Widows ani Orphans. the Rev.
Finance The Kcvs George : Adams NJ A Bradley.
= IL Williams T. George b'Ii,e ana - "'p ~.
TgmPeTenG%S ns kFys cols4 MOD and < Tal6c
| nov orders and Ministerial studies the Revs. T. III.
son and " - Bowen; Young Peoples society o.
CHRISTIAN Endcavor. the Kcys. 4: WaIker. + J.
cation tho Hevs. Juccb Thomas, " II. Coney !.
Rev. -. ! g pai'ccy. r y smith md v T Bdts
Audit O " Oney W. IL. Bowen and C " KanGeh.
The Committee on Kucs reeominends1 iae ai ao
ton OF the sane rsrs %acH soysr e . te ~ from
| 80 a. m I'll. r. n from p. IN TIL = IN ana from
80 p m til lop m The report was adopted BISHOP
| Hood administered the rinance OF Hoy '1mmunion
and the conference adjourned I'll evening ne d.e-
gates again ~ session al 40 COCK IN VIC
| " Bertholf welcomed the members u the confer
cnro IN behalf OF the ciy lie sp' Ike OF IN" wofk N"
lis members that this week they w5ald celebrate the
l0Jtn anniversary OF i,s Organization IN ms country
TIE Rev George r Cut;pr % the Westminster
prosbytef.an Church. welcomed the delegates IN be-
half Of the churches and the cersy Ok the cry
Mrs George = Adams VIE Of the pastor Ok the
church responded 10 behalf - the church. After a
! slio by Miss Helena g. Brown the meeting clv~el
DEVOTIONAL exercises. roiicall ana reading = min
ute1 t'Gsls eer roluc,loh of W.
iicrs. , D. m.-Deyoi..na. eNercises. episcopal 40
| dress; Introduction u visitor. ~ , N Hao
| Walker OF Kingston y \.
Pre.lllng Elder Osborne. Of the Methods, Epi.-
copai church % the New-York District was pres
ent a, the opening OF the conference. Among those
who attended the convention yesterday we're the
Rev T T. q. Thomas. Robert Lyle ana the Rev
". r. Ely. n Mount vernon; the Rev Dr; Jacob
VEL VEL, NeG-aork Guy P NGs' Sng 1.anH
T " Johnson, sag Harb1r +. j. Miller. RIVER,
head Dr w. H. ABBOT Concord y e + n t1s'
New-Jersey conf renee s'ToneF5s LariS
f. n Williams NewIurg .. ". Randall V. :.
Thomas ard Or. W II c5ncy. Of Brooklyn
The boys Of St. Mays Parochiai School held their
Jubilee festival last nigh, in honor OF Father Cor
ley's silver anniversary Of his ordination 70 the
! priesthood. ST. Mays Hall in which the enter
&. ta.nmen' took place. was crowded TO the doors
I THIS Was the programme: co...
R:.. .s ..,y jo isPS 3,n! Ms:h
RECLAMATION. charge Of the Is, M.nne,.o,a At Get
Vocal diet ''Reeonclia,on, .;:....:.,...
Tne Fss G g s'f EiSir end George A. Ford
G %nSss G GltsnSs. b. Hsr "n
Nery5us Thomas IushTan
Charles Frecdlc. Jane. Johns,n
Harry Quillm"nt 'J9hn j. Murphy
Herbert Easel Peter r. smith
Thomas Potene.s. William A. iangan
Grand chorus Song of The cscr
eunrse chorus. Ia Morn Choir
Tanning Tiger"
Charles Beeswing James H. Brady
1sbeo address to he Clarence 4 Murphy
Jubilee chorus choir
| This evening the men Of the parish will give a
dinner for Father Corley In St Mays Hall. Plates
| will be laid for seventy. and the menu cards Will
| be OF unique design.
| William Mackay coal passer on tho United
| States Steamship Montgomery. who deserted the
vessel several days while II was at anchor on
Staten Island. was arrested in fonkers-ayc. yes
|
| ARE / Cooley gets reward Of $50 Mackay was
taken back 10 the ship.
| At tho meeting Of the Board Of Education. on
| Tuesday evening 1t decided to hold the closing
exercises OF the High School in the study hall on
| Wednesday evening June "a. and the graduating
| exercises OF the eighth year classes at the same
place the afternoon OF Thursday. June o. Super
| intendent Gorton reported that the average at
! tendance at the schools for May had been 3G6,
| against 31G1 for the month OF last year. The
truant officer reported III visits TO parents; nifty
three TO schools and twenty five arrests. President
Nisbet appointed the following visiting committees
cher: School No. 2 Trustee Fitch School No 3,
Trustee Hubbeil School No G, Trustee Fielder;
trustee Belknap school no. TO- Trustee Phillips;
| High School, Trustee Eickemeyer
The committee which appointed at a meeting
OF colored citizens. held last week. to consult T.
| McC. Stewart. a colored lawyer Of New-York City
in reference to the killing OF George Brown on
Memorial Day reported on Tuesday night at a
meeting held in Townsend's Han. The lawyer ad-
v.sed. after learning the decision OF the physicians
who made the autopsy that the case be not further
prosecuted.
At the annual meeting Of the Young Peoples As
ISOLATION OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening. Elijah F. Mum chosen
president: Louis W. Archer, vice-presldent: Miss
Bella Reed. secretary: Miss Louise Lynch treas
urer: committee chairmen-Devotional, Miss Ada
parsons; Lookout. Charles Schmackenbacker
s1sa Miss Ida S Srio ysng Miss Emma Hoar
X. Cutting
The police are looking for two men who robbed
Anthony Fishers TIL OF 500 on Tuesday He said
two men came and said they sent 10 paint q
sign for him by his landlord. He went out with
one while the other stayed inside finishing a glas
OF beer After the men had gone he went to the