New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL

In the First Baptist Church to-day the Rev DR..
II. c. Townly will preach both morning and even
ing At the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church the Rev. Lewis Day Williams Will occupy
the pulpit at both services AT the Second Presby-
terrain Church the Rev. DR.. j. n Crocker, of Sara
toga secretary of the synodlcal department of the
New-York Synod, will preach both morning and
evening. In the Reformed Church the Rev. Henry
De Vries will preach in the morning on THE AS
cended Christ" and in the evening on NO FooNsn
Birds" At the First Presbyterian Church the Rev
J. Richie Smith will preach in the morning on The
Marks Of Jesus" The annual Offering for the
Board of Publication will be taken. In the evening
the congregation will unite with the services at me
Second Presbyterian Church. Al ST. PauIs Me'i-
odst Episcopal Church the Rev. James W. A.
Dodge will preach in the morning on me En-
thronement OF New Ideal" In the evening the
seventh anniversary OF the - VI me
worth League will be observed At the FIRST Me IN,
odist Episcopal Church the Rev. Alfred Coons VIII
Glasses" In the evening the congregation will unite
with ST. Paul's Church in the ceeoration OF me
Assumption the Rev Dr. James T. Curran Will cele,
brate the usual masses in the morning at T. . anu
Church the Rev. William Fisher Lewis Will con- con-
duct the usual services holy commune ngo ac,ocR
and evening prayer and sermon at ':SO o'clock
The case of Joseph r. conklIn sgSinst Mary sa En-
referred to John Gibney, of Sing Sing Judge John
III Baxter is counsel for the plaintiff and Franklin
The ladies' Aid Society of ST. Paul's Methodist
pniseonaI Church had a sale of cake and home
made candy in the parlors OF the church yesterday
afternoon . -,
Howard H. Pugsey has been elected member OF
the Dunderberg Club in place OF ms iatne' tbIr
house at Oscawana Lake on Thursday. Every
member except two was present, INet s CIV Wa voT
usual clanbake. under the supervision Oh eA-ia'0'
A. r. Free.
Mrs Edward Losee is entertaining Mrs Henry
Constant. OF Brooklyn
Mrs Julia A. Smith. OF Nyack, Is the guest OF MIS-
Fred Sherwood. at No. 1.217 Academy-st.
Mrs C. w. Starbuck. Of Cincinnati, Is visiting her
former home in Smith-st.. In this village.
The Bald Eagle lawmakers Association announce
that they will run excursion by moonlight 10 ms
Poughkeepse Bridge, by the steamer Emehhe Oh
Tuesday evening, June S
The Water Commissioners held briet session on
Friday evening and audited a number OF piiis'
The Puray house and lot. at High and Main SITS.
has been sold to Susan p. Travis for sSvO
Delaney Cole Camp, No 49, S. O. "" announce
that they will give a moonlight excursion 10 the
Poughkeepse Bridge, about the middle OF June
The Quaker tea, given by the Remembering Circle
Of the Kings Daughters at the Second Presbyterian
Church. on Thursday evening, was great success
seven young women attired as Quakeresses
cup and saucer was given TO each guest with cup
solo by Miss Florence Grifin; vocal so!o, Miss
Gertrude Moses: recitation. Miss Belle grimm; read
ing. James d. Ferguson.
Coroner Charles 8. Apgar held an inquest yester-
day on the body Of an unknown man, apparently
about fifty years Old hye feet S eight inches a bv ana
extra freight train Thursday evening. just above
charles Mason testified that he died OF shock. re-
sulting from fracture OF the SKULL and the jury so
announced their verdict
Thomas j. Torpey. the Democratic leader. was Sc
verely injured al Irvington yesterday morning. He
is employed the Peeksk wrecking train. and
walking on one track and. in order to avoid
coming train. stepped to the other track and was
struck by bis own engine He was brought 10 ms
Mason. He is suffering from complication of In
turies.
son born yesterday to Assemblyman and
Mrs. James w. Hustled Jr.