New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
YONEERS.

NONkERS.
President William T.. Nisbet. of the Board OF
Education, appointed committees yesterday as fol-
lows: Teachers and instruction. Charles r. Otis.
James V. Lawrence and Andrew s. Browncll; Pur-
chases. William H. Edgar Richard l.. Condor and
Rudolf Eckemeyer: buildings. Ethelbert Belknap
r. +. Pulver and James S. Fitch; Rules charles
Philip Easton John +. Brennan and William IS
Edgar: Audit. r. T.. Pulver. Ethelbcrt Belknap
and John Kcndrick Bangs: Evening Schols Dr. r.
Oliver Phillips. James s. Fitch and John +. Bren-
nan; Libraries. John +. Brennan. Rudolf Ecke-
meyer and John Kcndrlck Bangs; Census, Richard
l.. Condor. Andrew s Brownell and DR.. r. Oliver
Phillips; New Sites. James S. Fitch. Charles H.
Fancher and r. +. Puver Architecture. James v
Lawrence. Ethcbcrt Belknap and Charles H. Ot's'
Construction Charles II. Fancher. Richard H.
Condor and Charles Il. Otis; Industrial Edu-
cation John Kendrick Bangs. James '. Law
and Charles Philip Easton; Truancy,
Rudolf Eickcmeycr DR.. r. Oliver Phillips ana
Charles Philip Easton; Finance. Andrew 3 bro"h-
ell. William 3. Edgar and Charles H. FahcheT'
Among the changes in this years committees ~
the transfer of Trustee Phillips from the chaT-
manshp of the Committee on Audit TO the chair
manshp of the Committee on Evening schools
Trustee Easton takes the chairmanship OF the
COMMITTEES Rules in place OF John H. Hupbeh'
whose term OF office has expired trustee fu'Ne''
the new chairman of the Committee on Audit was
appointed a trustee in place OF Justus H. Fledier
whose term expired In June.
The funeral services of Mary Donoghue mother
of ex-City Judge Francis y Donoghue took place
yesterday forenoon from the Church OF the I'M
macuate Conception In St. Mary-st. solemn
high mass celebrated by the Key mares ~
Corley. rector Of the church. assisted by the rev
Andrew O'Rcilly as deacon and the Rev. G. fauh
sub-deacon The choir was under the Gircc'i W
of b. f. Johnston The pallbearcrs were John WI
FORSYTH John brennan, Michael Dee, Richard
Atkins. John 1alpn. BERNARD Dignah' Lawrence
X. Condor and James Nugent ,,,
The funeral
who died in this city on Friday night at St joseph
O'Clock. from ST. stephens Church, East i" t
sshhs NewYork } y The n ' ng be w ikeG 9 to
Ncw-York til Monday morning. ,.o. ,,.o,,,o
Or. Alvah 5; Hobart OF me Warnmr,oh an Aven ibe
text The King Made Silver To BE as Stones, and
issue. An Offering viii be asked for at the mornins
service aid the Baptist Church of 81 LOUIS TO re-
cyclone The Rev. Enos J. Bosworh Of the ; Ncp-
pcrham Avenue Baptist Church. and Dr i)avld toie'
pits in the morning The Rev Dr. John W, Wo }i
rail. Of Danville Ky, professor or bbI!ca "'u
the Presbyterian Theological Seminary OF that city
VIII Occupy the Pn PIP B OF 'Ge smes Tayor viii con
duct the morning service at the Contra Methodist
Episcopal Church, and Presiding Elder Usbon WIZ
Thornwell of South Carolina. is ANNOUNCED TO preach
the First presbysrtan Church T ui fnen nnn
Quoted by the Christian Endeavor Society, and
George W schoonover. delegate TO the recent con-
lanes Kclock. president: Mott D. Barry. Vice
president: william II. Lake, secretary and treasurer;
Stephen H. Thayer and John G. small attorneys
were the officers chosen at me am1 cdnoeray
Bank held in this city on FIiday night me bgarI
Port~olIs william NJ Floyd. William Greet, Daniel
j Mahoncy. 5. F. 4; Dobson. y y Levin !onn r.
Abram S Radciiff William II, baldwin. Robert
Ellin. Frank Knapper, Jerome - Barnes ana 80 nu,
a large Increase in the business of last year over
The preceding twelve months The company y, now low
has about $4,000 loaned in this city Its assets are
Rcnnblican enrolment was held In the several
election districts Of the city on Friday night pre-,
paratory the primaries. which are TO De he . on
TUESDAY evening. July Is. nj which delegates are 10
be chosen for the various conventions yet 10 DE
called. , -, ., ,ror,o
1nstjtut" club yesterday was to Tarrytown:. The
iaGns left Yonkcrs on the 2:4s train. and at rarry
low Cemetery and the old Dutch Church. supper
was had at Tarrytown and the party returned IN
The SATURDAY. afternoon tea Of the YonkeTS
Lawn Tennis club was h9in go5 ,teS cxtension
Mrs Nisbet the hostess tn. dcIghtiuI
weather brought out large number or clup mem
the plans approved Yesterday by by H Tbomn
W,rlcy for a brick building at Nos. So and 81
('hestnut-st II will be stories high; Size AK
% A. lFi the an" meeting Of Tchng Post Friday night
n communication was read from Sister NJ Lucna:
t TnG Is for III" Handsome flag he post raised tn.
hospital grounds the morning Of the Fourth OF
July. 80, c,.. u.,,oo, .o,
nccted with tho Westminster Presbyterian ChurCh
was held yesterday at Forest We" i"'n' VII ''
Jersey shore. opposite Hastings .
"fakir' victmizcd number Of fS S,e pc nd
ssoor collect ID n crowd by selling finger rings AZ
p cents each. and then redeeming them Tor r %
cents 4 combination Of a gold watch ana
dollar hill with two extra gold watches and chains
thrown in was offered for so. In a short time nc
baS sold To- ten customers Just before was time
for train to start he drove away toward the
Hudson River Railroad station. The crowd theh
discoverod that their purchases were vaucless ana
,ried 70 oyertake the carriage but the "fakir had
Zoo much Of a start and caught his train Inc trlcK
yos nlayed so clevcrly and 50 quietly that me
ev.indler was out Of town almost before the crowd
realzed they had been victmizcd.
orler satisfy himself beyond doubt ana
70 allav the fears OF his friends that the body OF
mo woman found off Woolsey Point. Astoria on
tridav afternoon was not that OF his wife. isaac
\ Pirdy Of No l9i Nepperhan-aVe; telegraphei
~ West Wrentham. Mass, where his VIE had
iona FOR n visit Yesterday afternoon he received
renly that she was there and In good health