New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKFRS.
TUE VISIT OF THE TRUSTEES TO THE LEAkE &
WATTS ORPHAN ASYLUM.

THE VISIT OF THE TRUSTEES TO THE LEAhh
WATTS ORPHAN ASYLUM
Yesterday the trustees OF the Leake WAITS
Orphan Home paid a visit to the mousse III ,'a"
thorne-ave Those who and Inspected the
bome were the Rev DR.. Morgan DIX rector Oh
Trinity Church. president; Charles Jones' inc
clerk; John VI. Knox the treasurer; the NeV. ho~
ard W Duffeld OF the First Presbyterian 'nurc"'
tho Rev Edward Coe senior pastor Of the putch
reformed Church: Dr. Henry Drsler. OF Columbia
College and stephen p. Nash. all OF NEVIS
Ctv Owing TO a slight outbreak OF "er"'a"
measles among the children. the usual pup"c ~
erc,ses were not held. but the following ch'iu'en
who have won prizes will receive them Just "s II
the exercises had been held: Miss Tompkins
class-Dcportment. Kenneth Mcneil; stud'eS' h''N-
obeth Gruszczynskl. Miss Bern's class-DepoT'-
ment Harvey Patterson: studies. Jennie Sp''rS'
Mss ounces class-Dcportment. Lime ie'e's'"'
studies Duncan Brown. Miss Schonz ci" Trotyn
porment. Clara Morton. studies. hoD'rt ID
Lizzie Brown took the prize for ,hr nnateSs h.
best work in the sewing class. ana fra'iT ~
1T Vnvhcw Jennie Lake and Samuel Patterson
receiving honorable mention. In the class IN car
pentry. Henry Brown received the prize ioI .,
fu work. and Henry Deh honorable ngl'' th
caiechsm: Harry Gruszczynsk. Francis +, cruz In
czynsk Peter Eisberg Meadard kje Wiro5 1omn
Martha J.; Kelly; Cameila CasGGa, 9S'R Rhnr
hardt. phoebe Frances Mayhem; jennie Gsihrie
Splers Jennie Granger Barrow, Eva MiLcr. 0uTai
REYNOLDS Ellen Rea. Emma Fast Marie l"ly
FeiG 'r Marearct j. Kelly Louisa Catherine
Pickard Violet Jeannie Houston Mary frI Issica
Hartog and Elizabeth a. Gruszczynski the pres
were Bibles books hyin"aa nl ,ole,
sets
There special meeting on "Wednesday "'Eh.
OF the Board Of Education to receive the report OF
the Committee on Architecture in reference TO 'h'
proposel additions TO Schoo. No. ,. in Hamilton
nh rs.f IN OF
the bid Of Robert l.. Stewart for the work. eNcep;
heating etc. for G4oiS J. \. D. Y. Murphy SUP
mitted bid for the work om'tiug ronwoFk gas
fitting AMI bels). for s22G'2. Mr. Brennan objected
to the adoption OF the report and asserted ina, me
lid OF tho Messre. Murphy was the most iavoia"l'
Mr. Lawrence explained how the committee reached
rs decision. and said that the committee believed
II was acting for the best interests OF the CITY
Denis Murphy. relative OF the Messr' Murphy
received permission to be heard. and SPOKE torciny
that tho contract he awarded to. Mr. stewart lie
declared that should be AWARDED 10 ' n,srs ~
the chairman Of the committee. when John Ken
6 Of sc h B6arl m rher nsd to- M Murphy The
resolution was adopted AM MI MuIpny Ter,
room The Board then adopted tho report OK ihe
committee. Mr. Brennar voting IN ,he NEGATIVE I'VE.
After empowering the C"mInl',eg an HuS- 20 n',nH
buildrg on the grounds Of Schoo 80 ia Ashhur-
on,aye the oaTi sfsH ihc Hec.cs
be held in the assemby-room OF ne rlch",m'yfrr
S"Io.' iI,gN schoo. NJ. n was ho,tor adapted for
that purpose. The Board then adjourned
At the meeting Of the committee Of the Who'll" Of
the Common Council this evening the architects
who have entered me '''''". ."'" ".
sketches and plans ioT ne" ponce station 7" ~
erected a. Ne.s ara N"'N""''' "N''' W."
init their work The committee - 20 consilcr the
designs and recommend 20 the Common Council az
ts meeting ON Monday night the src' sful O. ~
peiitor. The architect j. to nav" rn",tr ~ NJ
@g~ ID fIs fHF
hitting the next best. & u is sail iai w..
sketches 20 nc submitted $40" " "''.'"t '"'' W"
b. a credit 10 me CIV.
Tho Lincoln Legion. Pn organization - K"puh-