New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
PEEKSKILL..

PEEKsKILL.
Eugene Murphy was taken to the White Plain,
Jail on Friday. He had been before Justice John
Halsted on Thursday charged with grand larceny
and committed to await the action Of the Grard Jury
on Saturday night a week ago. Andrew Finnerty
was stopped by three boys in Souh-st. The boys
engaged him In conversation and then suddenly ran
away. and he missed his watch. \ fev days after
ward Ct vas found that Young fellow wanted 70
sci. a gold watch cheap. Gilbert Depew was sent 20
turn the next Day ana pay the rest The watch
proved 70 be the stolen article. ana last sunday
Policeman Ensel arrested Murphy
Ebert Kip has received an exempt certificate
from the Peekskill Fire Department. The resigna-
tons from the Department ~ George 6. Richmond.
William h. Lane. William II. Lent Charles Ian
caster. Carrot Alderman and Isaac Tlc- have been
accepted by the Village Board OF Trustees C"rtih-
Gates OF membership have been granted 10 George
l.. Hi. Georgc J. Painter and Charles X Free.
John II. Hayes has been expelled.
Two weeks from to-day tho New-York state
Camp Of Military instruction will bc opened
There was large attendance Of The memhers OF
the ladies' Musical club at tho home OF Mrs
Charlie @. knight. In rark-st. yesterday afternoon
After the business meeting there wA' a programme
OF music furnished by the members.
The Moses II. Dean properly. which VAS 20 be
sold at auction. was not disposed or There were
a number 81 bills. hut none were satisfactory. AMI
Mr.. Dean bid he property in FOR himself
The large tower clock Of tho Franciscan Con-
being repaired. IS again in place and may b" heari
striking the hours ana haIf-houTs.
County Judge smith Len, sentenced Amos Conhlin
on Tuesday TO the Eimra R"forma'ory C1nklin
was PeekskN youngster who broke into the
saloon Of William Travis a fcw weeks ago.
An excellent likeness Of Dorlin r. Clapp. FOR many
years the cashier 81 the We-tchester County Ma
tional Bank and who succeeded AZ hts death
by the present cashier. Cornelius A. Pugslcy. has
been placed IN the directors room IN the bank Il
IS the glf, OF Mrs Fannie McGavlc OF New-York
a sister OF Mr.. Capp. Pictures Of AL except OF
the ex-cashers now adorn the walls OF the room.
The apparatus OF Cortlandt Hook and Ladder
Company No. !. sent by ran ~ Kingston yes
terday. The members OF the company 20 UP next
Tuesday TO take part In tho tri-cOunty parade.
Tho graduates Of tho Mohegan Lake School wero
Captain J. Callahan. OF South Bethlehem. y. Y:
Cadet + W Smonple,ri Of Washington. y g. and
Captain a. &. Macmillan. The honor roll for the
year follows: First. Sergeant Major W u.
Bragdon Brooklyn; second. Cadet /. W. Kendall.
New-York CITY; third. Cadet II. Burt. Bridgton.
y. j.; fourth. Captain John Callahan South Bcthlc-
hem, y. Y: NTH. Cadet f.. II. Kendall. New-York
city; sixth Lieutenant j. Horne. Lake Mohcgan.
y. Y; seventh. Cadet Charles Bauerdorf. New-York
City; eighth, Sergeant James Corbett Bardcn.
Dobbs Ferry y. Y: NINTH Sergeant J. Staples
New-York city; tenth. Cadet f. Il. Linder Ow1gs-
berg. Penn. The medals awarded were az follows:
second boy, silver medal. Cadet l. w. Kendall:
third boy. silver medal Cadet H. Burt: senior de-
pertinent gold melal. Sergeant Major W Is. Brag-
don' JUNIOR deportment, gold medal. Cadet Percy
Fellows; first defamation. gold medal. Cadet i.
SimOnpietr: second defamation. silver medal, +.
H. Kendall; honorable mention, Cadet X. +. COL
ms; nrst military, silver medal Cadet l. W. Ken
d dli second military silver medal Cadet Percy
Fellows; honorable mention. Cadet r. H. Kendall:
first athletics gold medal. Cadet T.. II. Kendall;
Yer medal Cadet John Gavin. George +. Briggs
Trophy. Company a, First Sergeant 4. II. Clark:
The judges in the company drill contest for the
Alumni Cup and the briggs Trophy were Major
Captain II. V. Chace. The Judges in the contest Of
the picked squad were ex-Captain H. v Chace Of
West. of Harvard University The Judges in
ne defamation contest at the graduating exer-
CITY, + Gavan. Of Hartford, Conn. and s. = West
Of Harvard University.
The closing exercises OF the Westminster County
institute were held in the gymnasium OF the school
on Thursday evening. and were we'll attended
The services in the Peekskill churches this morn
ing will largely be devoted to the children In
almost every church there Will be special pro-
gramme by and for the young people In the morn
ing Captain Chaplin Will preach his farewell
In the Salvation Army barracks Mrs Powell the
evangelist Will have charge OF the services at the
Union Rescue Mission. The Rev. H. C. Townley
Will preach In the First Baptist Church in the
evening. The Rev. J. Richie Smith Will preach 10
me children In the evening In the First Presby-
terrain thurcn In the Second Presbyterian Church
the pastor-eec the Rev. Thomas G. Siraus win
address the children at their service In the morning
In the First Methodist Episcopal Church the pastor
the Rev. Alfred Coons. Will preach In the evening
the theme. Saved State OF Children" In ST
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev James
w. A Dodge Will preach in the evening on the
text, Five Great Things" The services I'm the
Catholic and the Episcopal churches will be as
usual
John +. Chapman and Miss Adene f. Rysedorph
married Wednesday in the parsonage OF St
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church by the Rev
mOny that the pastor has performed since he has
been in hs charge.
James Mead of Yorktown Heights and Miss
Eleanor Lee Frost. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs T.
Munson Frost were married on Wednesday at the
home OF the brides parents. Yorktown Heights
The Rev. William j. Cummings. OF the Yorktown
Presbyterian Church. performed the ceremony i'm
the presence OF large number Of guests from New
York. brooklyn. Sing Sing and adjoining towns
ON the same day John Adriance Barnes OF York.
town. and Miss Laura Strang. daughter OF the late
William Strang. were married at the home OF the
brides aunt. Miss Lucinda Christian. The Rev J.
Richie Smith. OF the First Presbyterian Church
Peekskill. performed the ceremony assisted by the
Rev. William J. Cummings. Of the Yorktown
Presbyterian Church. The maid Of honor was Mia