New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02
NETWORK CITY.

Charles Frazier and Henry G. Marshall hereto
fore doing business in banking under the firm name
OF Lawrence Frazier & CO.. will continue the bust
ness under the name of Charles Fraze, & CO.
C,,rr.er a Ives the well-knowr photographers. OF
No 80 Spruce-st have just published exceedingly
creditabl, portraits OF William Mckinley, of Ohio,
and Care, A. Hobart OF New-Jersey. the Republi-
can candidates for President and Vice-President,
suitable for political organizations throughout the
country Size OF sheet. 22x2s inches
The Chauncey NJ Depew Social Club. one Of the
leading organizations IN Harlem will make ex-
cursior to Sylvan Beach on next Sunday. The barge
Curry and the steamer Blaclbrd have been char
tered for the occasion. and will leave One hundred
and twenty hfth-st. at $50 a m There will be hf-
teen pieces OF music board the boats and an en-
toyable time is assured to all those who attend
The officers OF the organization are H. Marks, pres
dent, l. Underndorfer. vice-prcsldont. and s Cregor
recording secretary. The chairman OF the Arrange
ment Committee is A. Brick.
The second annual exhibition Of paintings at the
American Art Galleries. No. East Twentythird-st
in AID Of The Tribune Fresh Air Fund ana The
Herald Free Ice Fund will be continued through
out July The galleries are open 70 the public on
every weekday from a. m until p m, except on
Saturday, when the closing hour IS p. m.
President A. b. Chandler. OF the Postal Telegraph
Gable Company said yesterday OF the incorporation
Of the Postal Telegraph Gable Company. of Texas:
I'm rea ching the Southwest It deemed advisable
to form the separate Texas company There is no
significance In the fact that who interested
In the Erie Telephone Company are on the Board OF
Directors of the Texas telegraph company. They
went the telegraph company simply as an invest
ment The Postal company Is not going into the tele-
phone business.
A new postal station 10 be known as No S. was
ope ned yesterday In Nnety-sxth-st. and Columbus
ave A registry business and the sale of money or
ders stamp and postal cards will be conducted there
Another sub-station will be opened on January IN
West nehundred nd st. az the request of the
Columbia College Authorities
The Postal Employees Mutual Aid Association has
begun the publication OF quarterly magazine called
The Bulletin" the first number Of which contains
forty neatly printed pages. on the frs, page Is a
portrait OF Postmaster Charles W. Dayton. who is
the honorary president OF the association. and the
sautatory editorial signed by Nj Dayton. declares
that the Magazine is to be the official gaZete.of the
association The reading matter Of THE Bulletin
is of particular interest 10 employees Of the Post
Office Department.
Justice Smyti in the Supreme Court, yesterday
granted 10 Mrs. Alice II. Carey absolute divorce
from her husband. Spencer Carey. The couple were
married in Brooklyn on July g. 1871 and have son.
Spencer. twentyone years old.
Justice Davy IN the Supreme Court. has annullei
the marriage OF Lawrence A. Kilgore to Margaret
Kilgore on the ground tha, the woman's frs; hus-
band Robert c. Murphy. was living at the time the
marriage 70 Kilgore solemnizei.
The Eas, Side Young Mems Republican Club.
which is CT mposed OF active workers for the Re
publican party in the With Assembly District Will
hold It's annual outing and games AZ Washington
Park Grove Grand-st, Maspeth. Long Island. on
Sunday The Arrangements Committee consists o.
A Lewis chairman; 5. r. Wolfe. secretary. En-
Dickman, Henry Bloom. NJ Kunen. n. Halper and
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