New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10

Stanley b. Avery played for the singers. After
the operetta there dancing. The affair was
one of the most enjoyable given Mt the clubhouse
this season.
number OF Yonkers citizens doing business In
New-Hork City had a conference yesterday after
noon at the City Club with Colonel Edwards. OF
New YORK, representing the fonkers Electric na i
road Company. and Superintendent Johnson. IN rela-
in the city so that commuters and others could
rely on catching their trains. The subject was dis,
superintendent Johnson viii submit new sched-
ue to the committee in few days.
Camp No. SONS Of veean who ~"s eeced at
the annual meeting in December Yesterday Ian an
nounced his stan for the year as follows Chaplain
jerome Ryer; first sergeant. George Peene: quar-.
% ma George F. Johnson sergeant
Joseph Howell; principal musician. James g. An An,
Murphy: The officers will be Installed on Friday
The Nominating Committee OF the Pasade Boat
Club. appointed recently TO nominate ticket to be
made this report r"r F"r prnsden G Ritz
ter first vice.presden, Edward Martin Jr second
ra
tain. George B. skinner; lieutenant, Arthur r.
r. Suc AFfs and
Keeler Gwo years. Charles p Young. Zone year,
is composed OF Theodore l.. Jabne. Thomas Moore
Edwin a. Smith, Harold Brown and John II.
The attendance at the several churches which
have been observing the Week Of Prayer Just closed
was large. and the interest manifested In the meet
ings has been great that In some OF the churches
meetings will be continued In the coming week, In
addition TO the evening meetings AZ the West
minister Presbyterian Church. Miss A. \: Nichols
ngs AT f This church the o. af,ernoon and ' evening
meetings will be continued TIL January 90 Meet
ms,hO %i be- continued Indefinitely at the First
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday evenings of next
Continued at the Frs Reform"d ChnTch H' ''So De
c The key dr. Cornelius s b. Smith Of NewYork
drews Episcopal Church. at Ludlow. and in the
evening the rector Will continue his series Of SER
Everyday Life Taken from the Old Testament"
The Rev: James n Bruce will preach at the after
Reeves will conduct the services No. 100 Oliver
aye Eyansclis Jackson breaches at both services
OF the First Methods; Episcopal Church.
given last night in the parlors OF the Young Mems
and stories given by James S. Burdette who
The game of basket ball played Friday night in
the armory between the Fourth Separate Company
resulted In victory for the visitors by OF
II TO s. 1t was the best attended game of the
inc Fourth Separate Company's team lost both
Of its games Friday night in the tournament OF the
Mems Christian Association defeated II by score
Of Som5a2 and d., the Veteran Natonai Gaardsmen
Association also defeated the Veteran National
var hy sc9TT OF fo3 t6s Study o. Ar,nro
pology held its fist meeting Of the year Fri
day night at the home Of James Renwck Brevoort
In North broadway Mrs. G. Hilton Scribner read
the paper Of the evening. and the discussion which
followed was led by ID. Men. Stauffer and Fisher
a. Baker.
An interesting entertainment given Friday
night by the evening pupils of the Rudolf Eicke-
meyer Public School No z. In Wavnry-st. Some
OF those who took part are John Williams, Rose
Asman. Mary Mead Charles Werner Rudolf Sny-
der. Eta Gutenberg. John Pike. Mamie Smith
Maggie Busch: Paul Loughnan Charles Waldron,
Annie Steck Frank Ford. May Heap. Buideon Rey-
nolds. John IIawdon. William Hawdon. Louis Band.
Miss Gardner. Miss Lizzie Gardner, Alice Nc
Ford