New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-30

PEEKSKILL.
The Board OF Village Trustees viii meet ms
evening II WILL in all probability, be the last
meeting for a number Of weeks. and much business
will be transacted The Board generally adjouilr
on TIE las Tuesday IN jun 10y the S''''''''
months at tho call Of the preslleh'
The annual reception of the Alumni Assoc alton
Will be held this evening in the assemoly-room OF
Oakside School. The class VII be weic2ihi,l
10y ne pies.Ient OF the $50, u ,,s, dancng and
rcfre shments.
Harmony Lodge 40 lsS. X OF p, will hold a
meeting his evening.
At the Franciscan Sisters convent this afternoon
at O'Clock the annual commencement OF tAe
Academy Of our Lady Of Angels VIII take place
This is the young wom,n's scaoo connected wi,1
'tr,..., D and fortunate are those who receive IN
,.,,,. 's1n,i,tan.c :, me auditorium
seating over thousand people Is by card.
This evening in the ;, -onl Pr, sbytcrian Church
the Rev Thomas G. Strdus viii bee installed p'''''
Of that church hav.ns been called several weeks
ago The church viii be handsomely trimmed with
flowers. The mus al programme Will be uHrei
the Leadership e Frederick Seymour. Of White
Plains the conductor who has recently be n place
in charge Of the choir Mrs. Nan Ro'inso % VIII
preside at the organ for this occasion. The Rev
DIR. Brown. o. New-llayen the Moderator OF Inc
ana PROFOUND thr usual constitutional questions
Rcy 6r Nivcn. of p5bbs Ferry. The Rey. nr
George r.. cutting. Of 'nk -. pres, I,' I'm
Lc given by the Rev j Ritchc smith pastor Of the
Charles r. Lane. of Mount Vernon VIII gelV,r me
charge to tle people. The services WI" Dog" al
7:i5 o'clock.
The women Of the Pleasantsile Presbyterian
Church VIII hold an ce-oream festival TINS evening
| IN the chapel of the church,
| Another entertainment Of this evening IS the
| sociable of the Young Peoples Christian Enieavor
Society of the Reformed Church in the chard of
| vocal and Instrumental. dialogues. drills, ETC.
The annual commencement Of Oaksde School was
| held last evening in the Depcv Opera House. Inc
| hall was filled to OVERCOMING The stage was pre-
| tily adorned with flowers, ferns ANA palms, VINE
the class motto. "Nirtuto. non Verbs" worked in
| white and red roses, suspended at the cur
| tainS The graduates and the chorus sat upon the
stage Or. \. H. Dunbar presided The exercises
| began at o'clock with an invocation, NOW TO the
| Lord" by the chorus followed by prayer 10y me
| Rev j. Richie Smith. The programme then pro-
| coeded as follows: Essay and salutatory, Think
| ing" Miss Ida May Montross: essay, Inc 1H-
| known RAYS" Albert V. Free: essay. Music Miss
| Maud L. Conklin; song Sweet 10. Hear the bells
| essay Insect Life" Miss Bessie Durr!n; essay
| our Largest city" James 4. Cummings essay
"saleswomen in Large stores" Mise Adelaide lui-
| nev: song Bright Golden DAYS essay. Aich'-
lecture" Charles 4. LAmos. il; essay, "Seii-ma'e
| Men" Miss Nellie +. Donncy; essay, The Coming
| Citizen" George f. Fry; song. "Ark Of FTeeloi" .
essay Beauties of Nature Miss carrie L. ri,'t'
+ es.ay commerce John +. Ensir; Gay l'u''..s
1,J The 'rruant Law" Miss Ellen VI. Lillis, essay
Wealth, Miss Annie r; Mg,hni.:ss: somsi tea
| ton Elias : Chapman: essay. Ten years al ,''h-
| pomas; address 10 the graduates by ID. -, y. =;
| Ritchie smith: essay and valriicior{ hIlh l"lS
10 class Of 1895 Is composed of j. Louise Grswold
| Maud /. C0uklin. Bessie Durrin Aicdiic lu,h'lt
A6er Free EaS S Ga1Pmb59 anh iar way of N
| Fry John T. Engel. Helen NJ ro%ar Fla NJ i..;..
| A Iamos ir. The horal offerings presented - in'
graduates by thcir friends were numerous anu n."
he preservation % the scholars every yeaf Of merits
.or attendance. Those who have been present ever
silver wreath three years, silver hafp ionI year
a silver shield. five years, god Ear, saA Y,i.@ a
ne is the list just announced for NJ year. ana j. D..
wonderful record Of aitcniance' IrSrn5 "a r|,.i
| ~ ct anonG E;re5 MandeyiLc Willie Cummings Flor
la c@r 1iTii,in William Richmoni Line Drscoi Lille
MontrosS trncst Cabes. clifford Acker Winnie
Wesses Harry Wcysscr. Frank Kcog1. Fred FED.
| Mabel Tompkins Leslie Mccoy l,ci'r Hi'h'E. bri '
kennedy. Edh Lent Flesier N.ckcTs ~
| Annie McGinness. Two y'ars Frank Ackrf, is.'1,
Delamaier clarence DrisGo Nneslei i.eni NJ "
Lyon Eva Stats Rose Kelly. Roy Pau!d.ns " nn.e
! George Mahon Mabel Travis. john McTnn'ss.
KJ5Rn Fi KGSnncdy 5'' Abe Bahic Dava Kc> a1
| chapman. Annie O'Laugnlin. LOUIS MdnQn NM
McGinness, Clarence MCCOY Be-sle pnii4" %,,,'ii.
iaight Lauretta Kelly. -Four ycars-F1nk '' a-
| mater Fred Boyce. Fred Briggs. Gertrude Ack"r'
Joseph Inns Thomrs Lllis. David McCutchen. Five
years-Eddie O'Conror, Harry Del4ml;og. Winnie
| Array George Hyatt Fanny Fry. Leila Ou,h use.
| Nellie Durrin Bertha Wood Bertha Cation. May
| Driscol Florence Tompkins. Kitty OConner SIX
| yoars-Jcnne Morton. Thomas kells; William
| George Seven yeirs-Clara Frankland. Mary Enge.
The funeral Of Theodore W. Sutton sixty years old.
who died in NewYork CITY. at NJ. l6 West One-hun-
d-severeenh-st.. on Saturday last. was held
Yesterday afternoon the home OF his only sui'
| ing brother. james 7. Sutton. in Main-st, THIS VILE