New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10

appoin'%ent he has almost doubled The membsrshis
assisted BY the. Rev. Mark Bradley. Of Port ches-
cali the election Of officers takes place the
nouncement OF committees will be made the v Wis,
make its report The evening session viii begin
BerthoM viii deliver the address Of welcome IN be:
half OF the city; the Rev George r. cutting; OF the
clergy and churches of the city and Mrs George s:
Adams in behalf Of the African Methodist Episcopal
will sing solo. and after short religious exercise
the meeting will adjourn. The real work OF the
O'clock
At the meeting OF the Common Council on Monday
from Charles f. Hartshorn jr., who had been nom
mated by Mayor Peene for appointment 70 the
whose term had expired. asking The Mayor TO with
draw his name. Rumors TO the effect that the letter
would be presented afoat all the afternoon.
and it was thought that the Mayor would place an,
other man in nomination This ne dd not a., do nn1
twenty years VIII remain Assessor III MS successos
IS appointed. The Mayor vetoed the resolution 2.
Glenwood-ave.. between North Broadway and Pine,
Caleb van Tassel were appointed poundkeepers for
the suburbs and Philip Kuss was appointed con-
of July 10 it would consider the opening Of Wake
fed-ave from Kimbal-ave 70 the Bronx Ri ras
T TSe s sha ar F. Leva the ctys civil en-
gineer, was fixed at $500 year. The bond or the
Board -
and the Mayor was authorized to purchase Il u.s.
Of horses for the city ambulance. The Mayor az
pointed a committee consisting OF Aldermen II;
Alexander Houston. Henry Gaul and Leslie Suther-
mon Council OF Mount Vernon
The Board of Governors OF the Palisade Boat Club
held an important meeting on Monday night Presl.
dent Ritter appointed committee CONSISTING CSs OK
ander Laird Edward Martin. tr.. Robert g. jack
son, c. c. Rossire and Harold Brown to consult ,l
with a committee from the fonkers Canoe C a,e
looking a consolidation Of the two clubs. me
Bowling Committee reported that all the tourna.
Weekly medal J. Q A. Johnson. Handicap bowling
Barnes rs nr w. f Haed aao
pool tournament c. c. Rossre s1.sl per cent;
George Thompson @s; c; C. pisrSe ~ p e. w.
esis: J. H. Keller, jr sl9; ]. H. Keller. sr. ssh
Each of these will receive prize Thomas T. hoi
Rutherford. Theodore F. Kitchng. H. Cole Evans
Robert Gere and DR.. James b. Gere were elected
members.
Peter j. Mccain. OF No. 1.5Ss Thrd-ave., New
York City. Unidentified the body Of the man Killed on
Of his father Coroner Miles held an inquest yester:
day and John Burns, the engineer. was exonerateo
from all blame.
nit to the Network city District Water Supply
Company to erect stand pipe 2 feet nis Rr ana
River rood
John Price Cole. OF New-York City, and Miss
Florence Woodruff Ang, daughter OF Mrs Emma
Cline. the home Of the brides mother in Park Hill.
by the Rev DR.. Robert Russell Booth. OF the hut-
gers Presby terrain Church.
The Sodalit.es OF the Children OF Mary and tne
Immaculate Heart gave an entertainment last night
in honor of the silver jubilee OF Father Corey rec.
tor OF the Church OF the Immaculate CONCEPTION
A play entitled 'Matella" was given, with the ioi-
lowing cast:
Ma,.lla Miss MCGOWAN
sersphca Miss r. A Reed
Selma Miss comghlin
.'.'' go Marguerite Mct,
spirit OF Christianity
slaves Misses Burns Nevn. Nellie Burns Coyie Nc
Cowan, c. Nevin. Ial.y. strahan and Dutton-
This evening the boys OF the parochial school win
present a play IL, -,.... a.. ~,-.A
Yonkers Council C. b. L. Will celebrate us sixtn
from New-York City. Matteawan. White Plains.
Dobbs Ferry and Mount Vernon - -.
The Thomas Anderson. a British steamship from
Egypt arrived yesterday with 1000 bags OF sugar
for the National Sugar Refinery.
4 festival OF music will be held from I'll 10 p M
today in 81 Andrews Memorial Church, Ludlow.