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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-06-17
BOOK.KEEPERS.

Men who write nice hand should see
those Green Balls, $500, latest for gentle.
men. Roanoke Shoe Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
THE SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION.
A LETTER on THE EDUCATIONAL CHAPTER OF
THE CHARTER FROM SETH IOW-AN AP-
Preparation FOR \ NEW SITE.

A LETTER on THE EDUCATIONAL CHAPTER OF
THE CHARTER FROM SETH GOw-AN AP-
Preparation FOR \ NEW SITE.
Tho BOARD of Education at its meeting yester
day DISPOSED of considerable business There was
a full attendance OF the Commissioners. nd II was
thought that something might be said regarding
the stand taken by Commissioner Andrews. who has
been asked to resign his office by the Mayor, but has
refused to do so. The matter did not come up In
any way. and Mr.. Andrews posltlNey !etuseu u
speak about the subject.
A communication was read from the Childrens
Aid Society stating that 1t wished to transfer
large number of children from i:s schools TO the
public schools but that II was unable TO do so on
account of the crowded condition Of the latter.
4 letter was then read from President Seth Low
regarding the educational chapter in the greater
New-York charter In part he said The napier
Ed,ca,ion in New-York as well Brooklyn should
be continued unchanged in number. ana that cdch
Board OF Education should become ,So scnoo Doard
hers of both boards at the time the change takes
effect will serve our ne teFns d as Of h ot
al large is to consist OF nineteen members OF whom
eleven will come from the present c ir OF
| PJcbmond This change OF scheme keeps Manhat-
and the Bronx together tSr sGnpS,
in that regard was given to the schooi Doarus' III
stead Of the Board of Education .,o, ,,,o ov,r,
! nation was then carried 10 employ Two extra
clerks to work in the City superintendent once
for three months 10 wri'e Hp ,lis reco'us VI ~ ~
| teachers. so they can De reict'cu W !" '"H'' VI
| promotion or transfer. -. ~, ,-.,
A re.outlon appropratng s62 400 for alterations
70 Essex Market for School No. 81 was passed. p
! X Iantry has the contract for making the a,terl
tons. -.
| linton providing that principals on the eligible list
must receive at least 10 per cent at examinations.
and their records be considered for only five years
| preceding the examination.
| Then there was "A long debate regarding an APP
preparation Of 10000 for the purchase of sixteen
lots in One-hundred and-eighth and ne-hundred-
hafu
| ayes The property belongs to the Astor estate.
! Commissioner Little objected to the appropriation
on the ground that option had been secured, and
| said that the appropriation should not be made
until the Board positive the land could be OBJ
| tanned for the price med lie was informed that
! tho committee in charge Of the matter had every
| reasonable assurance that the property could bs
! purchased for the price named. or less. The APP
! propriation was finally passed, Commissioner Little
| being the only voting In the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
4 PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH INSANITY

DR. PHErPs's WIFE SAYS HE HAS BEEN ACTIN"
STRANGELY FOR SOME TIME
Nrs Groce r Phelps Of No $50 West Seventy-seV-
enth-st in Yorkvile Court yesterday morning.
charged her husband Dr. George II. Pne.ps' pra0-
Using physician with nsanIty. According 10 PONCE
man Hubbard Of the West Slxty-eighth-st std'lo"'
he was summoned from pos; at 2:l5 O'Clock yesteuaS
morning by George b. lester who Doards Il" Tue
doctor's house Mr. Lester said the doctor was Try
Ing 10 shoot some Hubbard went 10 the nous
and found Dr. Phelps sitting quietly in MS ROOM ne
admitted that he had pistol and gave II up 10 '"e
nhlIceman. lie said he went home at an early no"r
Yesterday morning and he was going UP s'a'rs
he heard some one say. Lets knock him dowr ana
get him out OF the way.
The doctor said he hurried 10 his room and got ms
revolver It was loaded and he simply fred one sho'
n see II the weapon would work. At this, ne SAID
the man who was following him, and VINO ne saiu'
was Mr.. Lester, ran 10 his own room
Yesterday morning Mrs. Phelps appeared IN court
and made a charge OF insanity against her husoano'
She said her husband had been acting strangely i0'
time ,, - 1oot,rod m NJ
When the doctor arragned ne decl2reu .'
ne was sane Il am visiting physician AZ f0oseN -.
HOSPITAL and performed an operation yesteI9d! III
which $50 was paid. That IS not the WORK OF an M
sane man" Magistrate Brann said NJ Wouiu Selu
the doctor to Bellevue In the CUSTODY OF the poOe
man that the doctors might examine MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
WHITE PLAINS.

The Supervisors have postponed mueh"''e.! Nv
resolution recently presented directing the 'oNn!
clerk hereafter TO advertise for bids FOR prih'ne
election ballots and 10 give the preieio"NH7 ~
Westminster County printers in AWARDING INC wi"
tract ~, ., -,
Last night was memorable one in the annais Vi
White Plains Lodge No 473, T.. and A. Nj Dis'rlct
Dcp,,tv Grand Master Abram j. Miller. oil Die"
ster's was present for the purpose or MAXINE mo
official annual visit together with large nmihner
of bret hren frOrl lodges in nelghOorlhs NiI"6S,9'
The third degree conferred on several "
dates and az the close OF the exercises Vi ''o
The Rev Thomas r IIalpin Of the ChurEh OF
& Thomas the Apostle New-York city. VIII oe.
liver an address before the Sacred Heart eesue ~
ST Johns Church tomorrow evening. ,
The first dance ard reception of the Scars,ia'e anu
White Plains Social club VIII he given III 'iV "'''
of elijah Miller morrow evening
In accordance with his determination 10 renhoNe
for a. fe keeping a secure Jail the PiIso'i'
held on serious charges in the jail at inns placn.
Sheriff Johnson took eight prisoners 10 tle Net a,
COnntv Jail Yesterday afternoon The prisoner III
cluded three indicted mUrdcreIs the rest Dens heIu
for burglary and grand larceny. ne Sneill ~
meets 10 continue Transferring this class OF prison.! y
until about lifty are lodged IN the queens Oo"'''
Jai. =, , c,,,o~,,sor Frank
G. SchirmeT are absent from their posts oi o"''
on account OF Illness - ,.,,..,.., -ro,,nar
Thc meeting of the Women's Chrislan temper
arcc Union announced for Thursday OF last Wcek
was POSTPONED. and viii he held TINS afternoon AT
The home Of Mrs G. ". Lane. i'm Mamaroneck-aNe
4 Bible reading ny Mrs Powell will be an interest,"
ing feature OF HE occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
CAPTAIN CHAPMAN UPHELD.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS DISMISS TIE
CHARGES GROWING OUT OF
THE SHERRY RAID.

The Police Commissioners yesterday took the'' eN
noc,od action in the case Of Captain Chapman ana
dismissed the charges which he was tred re-.
Gently Early In the day they receiVed ions VI ,e
from, Colonel T. c. James. who represented Ch'ei
ConIin in the prosecution OF Chapman ana also a
ehor,er brief from Chapmans counsel, put the' "au
made I'm their minds before reading the arguments
Of the lawyers. -, =
As soon as the Commissioners met they oes"" T."
d,scussion Of the Chapman case and said they were
eatisfea that Chapman had not committed any sefi-
ous offence in his invasion OF the See'ey dinner a.
Sborrv,s Commissioner Roosevelt said tina, the
ist ~ Colonel Jamess brief that II the charges
apa,nst CAPTAIN Chapman were dismissed all Darr'e''
10 privacy would be removed - -
III would be A good thing to remove barriers u
,rdecent exhibitions" said Commissioner Grant
..rbere "a no question at all said MT Roosevelt
"oho tho right or duty of the captain TO act as ne
did caDtaln must act with dl-cletlon duu nc
nc only hing sorry FOR t. tha Cap AZ, LEA
man exchanged photographs VITA 'nat s'''
VIII tn .' c,niajr was not guilty OF any indiscretion
SAID Commissioner Parker. u j. cosy "
storm but Captain Chapman did what 'e" c"P'"''
would have hat the courage 10 90 ,,,. ,ho
Conmissione: Grant then inov'i 10 DISMISS tI,e
charges against Chapman ana the "o''" was ~
rled unanimously. , -. rrorhor, u sealev
Theodore D. Rich and James Phpps yeslsfutS M "a
a demurrer to the Indictment or the thftc nv.
ofi,pe and abetinx indecent performance AZ me
Soclcv dinner. The demurrer declares tndt ne ~
dic.ment was not in accordance with Jaw ana tnat
tho facts alleged in the indictment were not vi q
character 10 warrant indie me iaws s, VII
,,aLe an argument on the demurrer next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
WAITING DOWN THE BAY FOX HOhf'

MANY PEOPLE PC2ZI.ED By THE PLANS TO TREAT
TIL, RELEASED LIQUOR DEALER AS 4 HERO
The Irish National Alliance, members OF the boalu
~ Aldermen and number of Tammany politicians
,,e,, down the bay the steamboat Laura NJ
ciarln Yesterday afternoon prepared 10 MAKE III
o,tbuslastic demonstration OF welcome TO Edward j.
ivory and John f. Mcintyre their return from
ron6on where the trial Of Ivory on the charge OF
bcng concerned in dynamite conspiracy collapsed
reortl,, ARRANGEMENTS mad been made to take Ivory
and MIR Mcintyre off the steamship Majestic and
hiring them to the civ Ike returning heroes AL
1rees4s of welcome had been prepared and were
given our in time to be published in some of the
afternoon papers The demonstration also was to IN
c;ude 4 recention at the Hotel Savoy ana tTiunpnai
ride I'm carriages up Thirdave with transparehcles
along the way.
I, has puzzled some people to account for so much
fuss over Ivory who formerly ordinary
Uouor dealer in this city, If he really was innocent
of completely in Il conspiracy. and the surprise has
been increased by the announcement that he is 10
Inc sent about the country lecture tour 10 S'lr
ip enthusiasm for the Irish National Alliance. some
II me local politicians have thought they saw III the
disturbance, A boom for NJ. Mcintyre as IdmniilN
candidate for District-Attorney next fall and they
have remarked that Il was somewhat carry IN the
start the boOm
Ire Majestic did not arrive Yesterday ana aiter me
Lana N Starin had cruisod about Sandy Hook and
Quarantine most OF the afternoon. she was urd up
~ in, Quarantine dock for the night. The women
who We're on Tho steamboat Went ashore ana came
hack t. the city by train with some o. me men. but
mos of me men were still sGii emily full of en-
,husasn 10 stay by the boat. ana il was said they
would walt ana give the reception 10 Mr.. Mcintyre
and Ivory lis morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- WEDNESDAY. FEB. 8. 1851
ARRIVED.

BORT OF NEw-YoRK-wEDNEsDAY. FEB. 8. 1881
ARRIVED
c5casia (B s0sS csssaw .aaq o .
deTtS steamer eros wells cy B sayase Bristol January II
i'y, At the Bar at ii M February |? - "a
steamer NorlyEn (Ncp. B9eer Hamburg January SDiar. =
Young arrived TIE Bar at $50 a IA - a
wb I mise IS ebH aRG lac secrage passengers q.
International Navigation Company Arrived ct tie Ds'
" steamer Il Meter er Monte Bremen l lnPg'y 3: 3,
Arrived at the Ear at lo:35 M February = anu
steamer INsseps N,p soendsen Hayre January ~
ana swansea II. with mdse 70 Barber A Co AFTi'e'
S. amer condor CBn Dexter, calao Dr:smsef u
Psagua IS. Naparaso - Iacahaan2 ara s. iuci, Is
with mdse to W i Grace n Go. Arrived AT '"e DA'
s,Ganer Jason tBr Fraser Kingston Janq Bsy asS
BACK Rive 81 s2yanpa IA Mar IS Ioro MGn Bay e. With
md.c and passengers TO y Kerr & Co. A'''e1 ~
the Ear at , H. CLEARED.
steonler C5mai. Evans Gayeston-c II Ma.ll'y = Van
steamer RI Morts, Parker Ne" DREAMS
Steamer vlgilan,a. Mcintosh. Havana e''-' warn
steamer c4y OF philadelphia vankirk Phiiai''7s'a
;;S ce,ic r) Nco rve7oolH k Ms,,.y,a,a
S,o',rer Eastern Prince Or. Do5son Non'e''''"
Bg $50. Nyt icaqo CIV r, senie Brstol-Jans' Ar
Ne s.s = Co eren.ha CBr craivc Brs'oIJam'' Ar
steamer Cuyarf"tt', DAVIS. NoIi.'A "''' 49,
Sl r.r.en ,Bn Kahn. Ga'sow-Au'un bai'""
Idaho ,f,r, Ma,sla Lonion--SandeIs9n 'V
satin phil rn.ne ,i}r,. Has~eH. Sydney y " "
Ro.k T. = powell Jones. Charleston 0-s Eva"
& "a
STEAMERS - Paul ~ Southampton. n Mote Us
o-,eans. Hron (rr R:o Janeiro Rriannir ,hI I,.s.
r,--. t'rtes,and tsig,, N1'N-rr, ''fS"i '''''' --
rs,ee, nor,s. Pawnee. Philadelphia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. =.
steamer Sirius ,fr). Ford from Ne"-io'N '4"-A' ~
o-ri,sd - Manchester february : ~, -. srgs.
steamer poiyp hemus tbrl. ,',"'"'"' s"''1N '
po-e Tor New lorh January - ,-.r, ,,-,c.- sailed
Stcon,-- Burgeme' ster Iet'i sen 20 y, "'''7
- ~, ,,i,,ry r1r York January 30 ,,rburr
.,,eare~ Tor"ard til. 'hd4''r'S S-'''' ''
~ New Yo.k February J. ,,-,,.u. s,nAa from
~ i,,.e, far New York February !. ,,,-n,rs
ID, ...on t.s. Marie ,ier Remcrs rom hd"'''
80 sro,, shields ror Sew York February : 49,. y,-t
nhiorl ,putchi. RosE 'vecn, from We"
:, ,,s,ln,n rassed tho Lizard February ., S.w-
ioI - so,,rrdanl tDutcfl. N1ncefiee lI'i" w.
v Il arrived az Rotterdam February > Wv. sailed
steamer Maasiom bhtch, '"y''' 80
,-,r, rotterdam February - -. ~, arrived ~
steamer - Louis. kande rom NJ" ''"'
southampton febru1ry ,,..t,. <sy,- York for Brio
| Steamef Exeter city orr Nat".nS' ''
-, rassei Bow Head February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
STATEN ISLAND OPENINGS.

Lewis Morris a well-known ember OF the XII Won
Kull Yacht Club will deliver a series Of illustrated
lectures In the Port Richmond school on "Our Amer
lean Birds
The Stapleton Day Nursery Association held do
nation party yesterday and many useful articles
received.
The Richmond County Wheelmen have rented a
building In Bayst. near Granl-st., Stapleon. which
they Will a clubhouse.
or five deaths that have occurred on the North
Shore within the last fortnight. the Youngest per
son was sixty seven years old. The members of th
remarkable quintet were John h. Dodd. sixty-sevcn
years old Of Grove.aye, Port Richmond. who
years old old shipbuilier OF Mariners Harb,r.
seventy-thrre wears old. OF Castleton Corners.
who died January 81 Edwin Y. Byrne. sixty
eight years old, Of Mariners IIarbor. who died
on January &C. and Moses Greenwad. seventy
three years old who died on Sunday last.
The Republican General Committee held d meet
ing at TompkinSve ON Tuesday night and In
dorsed John r.. Ovcrman of Suffolk County, for
State Lunacy Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
NEW ROCHELLE.

Tho speoial election for the purchase OF sizes ana
the erection of two new school buildings was hclu
on Tuesday evening a total Of 5ja votes was cas-
Resolution NO l was carried by vote OF ~ 10 81
I, proyides for the purchase OF the site at llugue-
NOT and Centre SITS for sl.5i0 and for the erection
Of a building not 10 cost over $j1.D@ 10 he desle-
mated as n primary school Resolution NO. . pro-
vides for the purchase OF site on the estate u
Richord Iathors in Winyah-ave.. West New-Ro-
cheue for a grammar and primary school TINS
will cost 81 CSs and the building is not 10 exceed
go noo The vote in favor 32 10 80. The TWO
sites in Hudson-st. and Fifth-ave We're re-
iected The appropriation Of 5l0i,l5j necessary to
carry out the project will be raised 10y taxes upon
the property within the village. and Will be COZ
lected in annual instruments Of not more IMAM
5000 a year The Board Of Education expects 10
push the work as rapidly possible as there are
now nearly so children whose hours of study nave
been shortened on account OF Hmlted dV'oi"i''"
lions. 49,, c,r,s,;or FIN
deavor movement was appropriately OBSERVE III
M First PRESBYTERIAN Church on Tuesday nign,.
The programme consisted Of an ad areSe by CIV
Rev DR. Henry T. MclEwen. OF New Orh II! :
who was chairman of The commnee IN 'rd at ~ 90
me great convention Of Young Pcope i
held in Madison Square Garden m ~ NJ ~ 1T.
cal par, OF the programme was given ny MS, I 49,,
" .Iexander of ilrooklsn. and Henri j. an /rhll
Of New Rochelle. Miss Mary II. Gilli"~ 'hc "hnreh
% the Young Mems Dramatic Society Of ST Ga
briefs Church is arranging TO EiE' Il o,,,'I'E y
Whats NeN? in ne oi H2Fin' ,% %h MAS formerly
oreanist in ST Pairicks Cathedral. d prSparnG 8n
elaborate musical programme TO "ceohP""' "'
The womans League and the Mems Lyceum
Association OF 81. GabreiS NnuIt" go vrcun
IN e Gul1" silver GSh s' brush by Miss Magaret Fey
nolds er ma by NJ tiynes ana dressing
ea s..'f by the Rev. John A Kener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
yONKERS.

Tha nostponei athletic contests at the gymnasium
a, tho youne Mems Christian Association lucsuay
,.nin. were the mos. interesting given this season.
:. ali ,,s events were closely contested. The hrst
.yerclse was the frce-hand drill. Frost secured hrS'
r,scc with Ave points; Conlck. Patton and DesgrcJ
tied for second place. and after few fur'her mo,e
Referee Iinke gave second place TO Patton and thiro
mace 10 Conick. In the parallel bar contest fa'oh
secured first place. Van Varck second ana ue".n'
third The bar-vault the most exciting aiia'r
Of the evening Meachim, Patton and ConicK tieu ~.
frs, place AT 6 fee; and inches. In the >ump-oh
Meachim won. with Patton second and Cohick '""u
The standing now OF the leading men for the all-
around athletic medal to be awarded IN harcn Il, d.
follows: Frost, Is points, Conck. IA; Patton H. NC
Ouilan. 10: Meachm. 9. and Desgrey. ,,no D.-
Ex-Chef Engineer Charles Stahl OF the flic le
nartmeni was the recipient Of god medal from
Hudson Hose Company OF which ne IS neinpei, on
Tuesday night John Brown made me piesentdi,lon
speech. Mr. stahl responded briefly atter Wh'Cn a
First Assistant Engineer Thomas Mnicahey anu
Second Assistant Emmett Nevin. -, o,,., g .
Frederick x. Burton. conductor OF the Cnora 30.
cjety has made draft of the programme of the hrst
concert OF the society, in Music Hall. on THURSDAY
evening February Is. This draft will be submitted
10 the Goald OF Directors at the meeting to-n2Al ioI
tickets 20 the gallery at 20 cents each as the demand
for seats makes such step necessary. The stage Is
be extended the space usually occupied DH
the musicians. This is done to accommodate the -"o
singers The orchestra connected with the society
will accompany IL. and have seats on the platform.
John kcndrck Ranrs, Of this city. gave rcadlng
rom his writings last night at me Iarsn iioucc OF
g., Agnes's Church. in West Ninety-irst-st.. New
York CITY IN aid 90 the free circulating library OF the
The Palisade Boat Clubs team defeated team
twice In a series Of three games a; the formers bowl
Ing alleys In this city Tuesday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
TARRYTOWN.

H. J. Raynor, Moses Yerks and J. w Wood have
been appointed a committee TO make arrangements
Tor the entertainment of Dr. D. r. Mann Grand
Trmnlar OF the World who will make an address at
the convention OF the Westchester Lodge, J. ..
G. T. which will take place in this village next
Tuesday. g.,
The annual meeting Of the Young Peoples Soci,
ETY. of the Chris tian Endeavor Local Union Will
take place ~ the chapel of the First Reformed
Church. the Rev. DR.. John Knox Allen. pastor, on
next Thursday
II was decided yesterday afternoon that, owing
10 the inability Of the workmcn to complete the
altar and other interior work In time IL would be
necessary 20 POSTPONE the opening Of Christ Epis-
copaI Church from next Sunday until the Sunday
following
The large number OF students who successfully
passed the Regents Nominations at the Tarrytown
High School last week is most satisfactory 10 Prin-
cipal Emerson and his teachers. The results show
that ~ passed reading algebra, "a writing IA gcog-
raphy . physiology and hygiene physical geogrd-
ply. advanced English. English literature, ee-
IN sntary English. advanced drawing, arithmetic.
] advanced arithmetic. Latin. ! Caesar, solid
geometry, United States history, u spelling,
ply sizes and English composition:
= With Professor William II. Goodyears lecture on
1.-The Decadence of Renaissance Painting his
evening the second season Of lectures under the
auspices OF the Tarrytown University Extension
Centre will end. after most successful season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
DOBBS FERRY.

Thomas J. Dunworth is converting ms ho''i in.o
,,hrc hall 10 be known as the DoOpS rcii'
o., House IL VIII contain all the mooe'h '''
nrovoments and will have 4 seating caPac'N u
about 900. 1t will be publicly opened Tor inc n'''
,ir,e ON Monday evening. February Y. me occa-
eion will be the annual reception of Court LIVING
sion No l5S Foresters of America NJ j. fr"io'S'
Iohn BRADLEY, William Feister, Thomas a. DUN
,yor,b and Henry Underwater have been appoint
ed n Committee Of Arrangements
Diamond Lodge No 555. f. and A NJ has APP
,,ointed the following committee for It's annual re-
contion which will take place at Protection van
HASTINGS on Thursday evening, February il; Marx
prrry w NJ; Ernest SARGENT. t. H. beVeTS' W.
NJ Tompkins Edward Martin and Shirley smith
surrogate Skman has appointed Mary Grenh"h
administrative Of the estate of John Giennan. OF
Chauncey. r,., .. boId
4 meeting Of the Board Of Education was heid
at Estherwood. the home OF J. Jennings Mc' omn,
on MONDAY. The report OF the prlnclpal OF tHe
Dohbs Ferry High School for November ana Janu-
sry was approx ed. were ,arge nuinbcr OF plIIs
T'he annual report Of the Church OF the sacred
Heart the Rev. Joseph F. Flannelly rector, mas
lust been issued and shows the church 10 be IN
excellent condition. . -
The second annual ball Of the Dobbs Ferry Dane
ing Club Will take place at Livingston han on
TUESDAY evening next The Committee of Arrange
ments arc William English, W. II. Hopper and
William Haahan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
MOUNT VERNON.

The daughters OF the veterans of the Civil War
have formed organization in this city, and have
made application 10 the division headquarters for
q charter. The officers elected are: President.
Miss A. Monoiina Van Ness vice president, Mrs.
Charles T. Sherman: treasurer. Miss Maude Howe:
secretary Miss Emma Young: chaplain Miss Ade-
laide Tilley: trustees Miss NJ. MARI. Mrs T.. j..
Tilley and Mrs. ii. A. Van Ness.
The Rev. II. i. Buchtol will give his lecture.
''Where We Cot oar Bible In the Asbury Meth
odst Episcopal Church. in East Chester on next
Monday night The receipts will be in aid Of the
church
A pleasant birthday surprise given for Miss
Della Van Horsen by number OF her friends and
relatives at her home in Adams-st., on Tuesday
evening. After some time spent in congratuia
tons and other entertainments there was = series
OF progressive games, and amusing prizes were
distributed. For instance. of the school-tcacn-
ers who l. required by the stale FchOo! laws 20
give instruction IN temperance as Wen as hygiene;
received "A miniature stone jug filed with hard
cider" inc other gifts We're valuable. not ne
cause 81 their cost. but memorials OF the occa-
sion and the fun which they gave n supper was
ScrVeO.
Trinity chapter. Daughters Of the King, en-
tertainad n large number or friends on Tuesday
afternoon at q conversation party ana music" III
no rofieh lCuee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
PORT CHESTER.

A committee composed Of J. +. Leviness' j. Al
word Peck and others is arranging for the thirty
ninth annual ball OF Harry Howard HOOK ana
Ladder Company. to be held in the Opera House
on Tuesday. February 49,
The Young women OF the Rectors Aid Society or
ST Peters Church will mold exhibition OF deco
rated china and embroderies at the home OF MISS
Nellie Studwcl in Grace ChurcE-St., 'hls dIteI-
noon Tea will be served at o'clock -.
The young people Of the Church OF our Lazy Oh
Nero will give the comedy drama, "A tlsher-
mans Luck" in the Opera House tonight ana To-
morrow night. 49,. -. r,
Temple Emmett which will be built this summer
II will be on the UnderhillPurdy farm In hlnG-st'
,ear The summer homes Of Marion Story. WHITE
law Reid and Treanor w Park.