New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
MOUNT VERNON.
THE 18TH SEPARATE COMPANY IOE"
TO CAMP TO-DAY AT PELHAM
BAY PARK.
AN OUTING BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoRERs AND a
CAKE SALE BY THE wOMAN's CHRISTIAN

-, orrrrxc nv CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERs AND A
CAKE SALE BY THE woMAN's CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE UNION TO-DAY.
The members Of the nth Separate Company. Ma
t,onal Guard of the State OF New-York. viii g
TO- comn NJ 1:sO o'clock to-day in Pelham Bay
prt rear the bridge leading to City Island on the
road 70 Barlow The ninety members OF the COM
pany will assemble at the armory at noon IN hea'y
marching order, wearing fatigue uniforms cam
paign hats haversacks. blankets canteens ana mess
utensils While In camp the company will be divided
into squads in charge of corporals. and although me
strictest military discipline will be observed thefe
will be opportunities for reasonable amount 81
levity Swimming, boating foraglng and supplying
fresh fish for the VIII serve 10 occupy the at
tenton OF the soldiers who are not on duty Inc
order OF the day will be as follows: On Saturday
afternoon drill In the extended order. blank am
munition; dress parade at shutdown. on sunday
rrard mount at $50 a. m: c.ose order from 1880 10
$3.50 D. m: dress parade in the evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the First Pres
byterian Church Will have an outing THIS AFTERNOON
IN Bronx Park leaving Mount Vernon at o'clock
At O'Clock there will be band concert In the PARK
and the society is expected TO sing several selections
accompanied by the hand The party Will return
home at about.9 p. IN.
The services at the Universalist Church VIII close
tomorrow for the summer. The Rev. j. +. Codding-
ton, OF Boston, will preach AZ ii a. m
Union VIII hold a cake sale mis- afternoon and even
ing at No 40 South Fourth-ave. known as the Bern
stein store the proceeds o: which will be for the
benefit of the organizatcc. The ladies connected
with the Bureau OF Charities will have their sale
this morning in Mrs. jennings store. No es Fourth
Tho Rev f. J. Flynn pastor of the Church Of the
Sacred Heart has returned to his parish In Mount
Vernon, after a vacation OF several weeks. spent
at points in Northern NewYork and Canada.
Paul Grove sixty years old OF Hicksve. was
found Thursday night by Patrolman Jones lying
on the curb in front OF the Fairfax Building. suf-
fering from heart trouble. He was taken to the
hospital in the ambulance
The Cadet Corps OF the Eleventh Separate Com
pany held a meeting last night and elected the fol
lowing officers: NJ. c. Hatfield captain; H. w.
Baudenhausen. first lieutenant: James Grear sec
ond lieutenant: r. F.; Shay. surgeon
held Thursday evening. The principal bust.
ness before the Board the clubbing case OF
legged. assaulted Mrs. Catherine Ferry on the night
of July 6. The Board took the additional testi-
Oflcer Roberts dismissed from the force OF.
ncer Ember was commended for his CAPTURE Of
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday morn
ing the fines imposed upon the cartmen who were
loose material to fall from their wagons were
RENTED by Judge schatz who acted under nstruc.
lions from the Common Council. In the case OF
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails against Superintendent Devne Of the Union
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diseased horses. the matter was further adjourned
for week by consent Of the attorneys.
| The Rev George +. Mains. of the Methodist Book
| Concern and formerly pastor OF the First Meth
odis Church. Of this city. is building an attractive
house at Corcoran Manor. and will make Mount
| Vernon his permanent home.
The Select Twenty five band Of local poll
| ticans held a clambake yesterday afternoon at
the summer garden Of Mrs. Retzner, in South
| Fourth-ave. The bake was served by Fred Watts.
and the following persons were there: John Brett,
Stephen J. Stilwell, William J. Marshal, Coroner
Banning. Frank L. Bennett William McCourt, w.
| d
Patrick Carroll. J. Schuermann William Irving.
Fred Johnson Abram Schneider. F. Houlhan,
William Mulligan Peter Sheridan. J. Higenboth-
am. Jerry Moore. w. Stecker, A. Valentine, J.
| Dooan. Harry McTague and A. Light.