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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

water rents for The six months end
ing March 81, 1888, are now ready, II
paid on or before December 3D. 1891, q
THE CITY WATER BOARD,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

We desire to inform the public that
we ave- going to retire from husucHs,
Our entire stock Of Diamonds. Wntchc1,
CLOCKS, 1owciry, ctcn must be closed ont
before January !, AZ auction of private
sale. pvcpy dnR and night
W. j. LuKENS & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

WATCHES, ondsCloeks, Jewel
rs, Stivctware, Clocks, onyx Tables at
onc.halt price, at Lukcns & co.'s jewel
~ store. We are going out OF business,
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coMM1rrEr ON AccouNTs.

The council committee on accounts
met last nIEht and audited the books OF
the city receiver and city clcrlt Bills
aggreguting St2t were ordered paid.
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FIT for the table Of u king or queen
are the elegant patterns VI slIverwnre for
sale at McNAMlGll'E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

SPECIAL sale of German China Din
' JOHN FRIEDEL & co.
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GRAND Hasenpfeffer and Postum
Lunch at John Hacks, No. 90 Elgh-
tenth street. this evening. All are in
Mind
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Dto;Jo RI. yard. Fac-simiiies
I ldlQS o9C Of the heavy Otto
man Cord Piaids that sold at $l,25 yard.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.
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ATTENTION sTocKMGNi-t carry
nll llne Of d. Hloona veterinary
remedies Give them n trial, William
BchwefiiegoF iiig Main Street
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GRAND iiascupfcRcr and FosaHm
Lunch nj John llpck'H, No. ~ lllgh-
llenth street, this evening. All are In
,,l.I
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THE best and cheapest line of un-
derwear IN the city nj
l., sCHAEFER'S, 1904 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

ATTENTION ~ eailcl 70 The n1ycr-
tlspmcnt Of WIN T. Krieg IN this lEDuc.
Ills tocl; OF holiday goods IN Immense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

THE Best Place to Buy Xmas Can
dies, Fruit and Nuts-always fresh, at
ALEX. BURST SONS.
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SAVE money by buying your
Watches, Clocks and Jewery at o. C,
EeHtheF'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Jackets. jacket to-day our low
prices VIII aurpllac you.,.,.,,. ,o
uHO. NJ. SNepk a co,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

O. C. gENTHER is the man for ev-
erything In the Watch, Clock and jew
elry line,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

CAnt,T BHOa, 1898 MARKET street,
headquarters for DOoklet', Calendars aud
Xmas CHfdft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

BARGAINS Ia Diamonds at Lotions
ciualng ont sale.
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ONE oc the Ancat aud largest lines Of
frotttH' ftffHlHhlnH goods NJ The lowest
prlevs. al l.. sCllABrEirS, liOi Market
NtrpUt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

q c onNTHEn h INo mn for Iow.
otry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Irali goes up in smONc' John smith
. cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

COME and see our 25o bargain coun-
ter. JOHN TRlEDliL a. co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Fine white snappy stones and full OF
fire at McNAMEE'S, 1907 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

oNH Minute Cough cure eHfe9
mlpNy. That's Whnt you WbuU
GAaflaa u. Gootzr, MiyBct und Twolflh
elrools, Chatham Sinclair, FartHFlylh
ana jacob Streets, A. " N1hoelo, no.
GOI Main afoot fiyicy Btosl pgHh ana
zane atfeotai bowie q Goa bridgeport
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GOLD spectacle aud eye ulnaHos from
81 30 uu. eyes nllod free after Xmas,
by rrof shelf, the upllclun, corner
Main and Eleventh Hilc0ln,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

IN nno "A karat gold handmade mount
ings, nj MoNAMllll'S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

T0 cuRE 4 coLp ~ oNE DAY
rake Laxative Rromo QulnIno Tablets.
Al Druggists refund the money II It
fallg 10 cure, Zoe, Tho genuine has Il,
II, d. on onch tablet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

ron onrncho, put Il couple Of dropu of
Thomas lGrlcCtric on On O. bll Of cot
irn aud place II In the cnlt The pam
wii STOP tH q few moments, simple
enough, isn't M
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o. q. dnNTHEil IL No man for sIl.
VotWnrO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11
Fine Table Linens.

special offering OF Webs world renowned "Dew" Beached
Hemstched Towels in white and coloed borders, These
goods made OF the finest pure Irish flax and will give
"a very fine Hemstched Grass Beached HucI Towel large
size, with figured damask
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

The notable concert of the past week
was given by the philharmonic Quar-.
tet, Tuesday evening, IN the Carroll
Club auditorium. and because or that
concert, the week, otherwise quiet nu'
slcally, must be singled out as the red
letter one, for Il held tn It's bounds me
best philharmonic concert yet given,
The two quarictic plumbers (sehubert
and Beethoyen) were exquisite IN COM
position and Interpretation, while the
trlos, (piano, violin and 'cefot, Men
delssohn, Mozart and Herbert, were ar
tisticaliy rendered and especially note
worthy war the piano work of Professor
Hermann schoci;oy It has been com,
monted upon through the week ana
the regret IN expressed that Mr. schoek'
ey fs not heard IN Whe6llng'a frequent
concerts az solo pianist, an lnstru-
ment The possibilities OF which are un'
limited. Tho olhGr members Of the
Quartet also were at their best, Profess
sor Biumchbefg tvlDlp and VIOLIN, Mr
Tnrhcr (yiolin) aud Mr. Meyer Ccellol.
Tho ncyt concert, which viii take place
December a. is eagerly anticipated.
The programme win be made up entire
iy Of Beethoven numbers, az II " 10 eel
citrate the birthday anniversary OF the
grentoBt Of all composers, d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Music, of course, enters the enter
tainment for the benefit of the Humane
Society, next Tuesday night, and all OF
il will be good, as we'll as interesting,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

The last concert OF the week will be
given bv the Womnn's Musical Clup,
Friday afternoon, at O'clock IN the
a. O. U. W. temple, Another pro.
Eramme made up of the writings OF
Bach and Handel, will be presented
and the promises are as ilatterihg as
the outcome of the one from the same
study subjects few weeks ago, when
was conceded TO have been the finest
recital yet given by the club. The pro-
gramme will be printed In full In
Thursdays papers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-11

Mrs. II, Mather Archer, contralto,
Murray Springer, whistler, and several
out OF Wheellng's musical colony, 30 to
Moundsville tonight, to take past tn a
concert to be given at the Parish lnsti-
tute. These Saturday night concerts
have become a feature Of the life OF that
city, and the cause Of their Inception
as well as the success Of the worthy
enterprise, reflects to the honor of Rev
Il. NJ. Spur, their eHsInator n man
whose value to any community Is IN
comparable,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho Charity Organization Society appeals for 800
toward the support of widow and her family no"
enti.ely dependent upon the wages OF SISTER u
Young shopwoman The mother is threatened with
consumption and unable to work, and the chiuIeh
are too young TO earn anything. But IL Is hopeu
that II nourtshing food can be obtained Tor a rev
months the mother Will be restored TO heaith.
ANY money sent for this case to the Charity Or
sanzation Society. No. los East Twenty-second-sI'
Will be promptly and publicly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Schelton Bohemian immigrant VINO ar
rived here on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm DER
Crease vesterday went mad In the Barge Ofiice
and had to be confined in straitJacket he was
later strapped in ambulance and taken oach 10
the ship which brought him here
Postmaster Van Colt and his STAFF have sent QUIZ
the usual New Years cards to the principal post
offices in the Universal Postal Union. The most
prominent feature Of the card is picture OF the
machinery for sending mail by pneumatic tube
The members OF the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church will give a reception on Monday evening
at tho church one hu twenty hrst-st. In
honor OF the tenth anniversary OF the installation
Of the pastor. the Rcv. Merle st. Croix Wright.
Icon Roussell who convicted on Tuesday
Of having bought 5000 worth OF Miss susan DO
Forest Days diamonds from Etienne Castiliioh
tho nlcssboy Of Mlss Days steam yacht the
Scythian who stole them from the yacht was
sentenced 10 three years imprisonment by Judge
Fitzgerald Yesterday In the Court OF General Ses-
sions.
The United States Civil Service Commission mas
decided that the postal examination. which Is
usually held in February. be deferred untii some
time between March IS and April e. 1873 Apphca-
lions must be filed IN complete form by March l.
Postmaster Van Colt has been Informed by 'cie-
graph from San Francisco that the steamer emma
arrived at thnt port with malls from China Japan
and Hawaii Of the following dates: Hong Kong
November 25 Shanghai December l; foKoham"
December O. and Honolulu. December IT, Ihey are
dua ~ arrive in Ney-York next Tuesday morning
Mails for C,hna and japan will close at tho Gen
eral Postof "a at $50 p. m. on December q @pe-
clslly address sed only and December 81 Mails TOT
Hawaii will close at $50 p III. on January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
SALT WATER FOR FIRES.
CHIEF BONNER's RECOMMENDATIONS AS ~
PIPELINE SYSTEM SENT
TO THE MAYOR

President Sheffield OF the Board OF Fire Commits
sioners yesterday sent to Mayor Strong with
letter of approval a long report by Chet bonner
on the ACCESSIBILITY Of adopting pipeline system
for the use OF salt water In eXtingushing hres IN
tie city. The report OF Chief Bonner contained
the following statements to the danger OF large
fires in tho city
We must realize the fact that the capacity OF
land engines to force water TO great helghts mas
been reached. When greater power is required to
force water to meet conllagrations ana 10 6reas
heights IL must be obtained from other sources
than the steam nre-engine now In use. Ihere ~
system that ] could sooner recommend, anu
with less hesitation, than the one tnat Is now 30
successfully In use In the cities OF Cleveland NIL
waukee. Detroit and Buffalo. 49,.
II must also be considered that we have hisn
buildings in this city that are entirely beyond tle
ability OF the machinery Of the Fire Depsr,me no
force wafer @ uDper stories. II should alSO
be considered that tho tall buildings Of the present
day rs well as the mercantile buildings are 60, or
greater heights and cover larger areas than ever
before attained. and that when fires occur IL h9s
TomPty NOR comne,e5t to manage and
surround those structures with great Quantities 81
extend and terminate In great coniiaSrations
Chief Boomers recommendations were made IN
thi. long, elaborate and somewhat confused SEN
tence:
The system would therefore recommend and
which submit without the slightest hesitation as
being the most reliable and the best adapted lor
large mains from the East and North rivers to
the line OF Broadway as well as nne nroi o ,,o
offs ut different points to encrce every u1hsei
point. Including the drygoods and commercai t Gs-
trlcts high buildings. department stores ana ne
tory districts. and the entire water-fr0nts on no
with tho underground system and the aeriaI me
for tho use Of the high buildings to the city mains
aa we'll as 10 the underground system, with hhxlI-
larry pumps, electric or steam TO be utiiiz , LOT
the use Il the aerial pipe line, and the wnole sys-
tenn 10 be so arranged that connections couId 10
made 10 our city waterworks at any time II neceS-
sary.
Mevor Strong said ne would lay the report be-
fore the Board OF Estimate and Apportonmeht,
hit he declined 10 express any personal opinion
on tho suhiect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
A THOUSAND VICTIMS or A SWINDLER.

DR. T. Colletti Reina. OF No. 4l9 East Thirteenth
st. appeared In the Yorkye Police Court yester-
day with "A prisoner no had captured himself and
whom he accused or cheating eleven hundred
Italians out Of IS each on the promise TO provide
them with work. The prisoner who was held.
,aid his namo was william Williams. hfty-seven
years old OF No. $40 Grand-st-. Brooklyn. lie says
his arrest is n case OF mistaken Identity
Dr. Reina says that Williams Is known to him
and TO the swindlcd Italians as William Jackson.
and that he had office last June In the Metro
politan Life Building. at No Madison-ave. Tho
doctor declared that he and his cousin. stephen
Colletti, answered an advertisement Of Jackson 8
which called for hye hundred Italians to tako
places at from Sl.50 to 81 60 day The men had
TO pay Williams IS each for the Job DR. Reina said,
and he WAS engaged as II physician ut 81 a man,
the men to be examined by him every month. The
men were sent to place near Asbury Park, ~
J., and were put to work digging streets They
worked for two months and did not get a cent Of
pay Money was continually promised to them, but
at the end Of two months Williams got six hun
bred more Italians. at IS each, to go to the same
place. He was not seen again. and none OF the
men got paid.
Williams was seen by DR.. Reina Third-ave
elevated train yesterday, and was seized. He
held for examination on Monday, IN 1900 bail
and In tho mean time DR.. Reina will try TO nnd
the complanants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
VOTED FOR 1T UNDER PROTEST.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF STREET OFEN-
ING ON THE EXTENSION OF RIV-
ERSIDE DRIVE.

The Board of Street Opening and Improvement
yesterday adopted a plan for tho extension OF
the Riverside Drive from the end OF the proposed
viaduct at One hundred-and- thrty-hfth-st TO the
Boulevard Lafayette. Controller Fitch was ao'
sent but the other members OF the BOARD nrs'
berated the plan and then voted for 1t, declaring
that they had obey the order or the Court
against their conscences and Judgment. mayor
Strong said the plan was for the benefit OF some
property owners and against the interests OF the
city.
The vote taken on the map was interesting
When the secretary called the names' the re-
ponses were as follows:
Mayor"
THE Mayor votes aye, under the direction OF the
Court He would vote for himself
Commissioner Cois?"
IL want It recorded that voted aye under pro-
test, under duress and against my conscience
president Mcmillan" $500,
Aye. and the least say the soonest mended'"
II vote by legal direction and against my pro-
test"
The plan adopted carries the drive on a forty
Cemetery and avoids a steep grade from THIS
point to the Boulevard Lafayette by an 81
shaped curve .
The Board voted favorably Jimmy" divers
small park TO connect Mulberry and Paraolse
Parks. IL decided TO assess one-half OF the
cost Of opening upon property within RADIUS
OF five hundred feet Of the centre Of the properly
taken.
The Board also made Improvements in the fnal
man OF that part Of the city which Includes the
Wales-ave. Robbns-ave. and a number OF other
streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
WHITE PLAINS.

Mr. and Mrs H. D. Buckhout. Of Centrai-ave''
are spending the holidays at the homo OF Mrs'
Buckhout. parents, In Port Chester
Mrs D A Snffen, OF Broadway, Is entertaining
her sister Miss Margery Farley. Of Fort Plain
Ths Misses Bel and William Bell. Of Barker-ave,
are spending Christmas with relatives on staten
Island.
Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Kingsley have returned home
from their visit in Rochester.
On account Of illness Clarence f. Reynolds. organ
list Of the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
will be unable TO take part in the services In the
church tomorrow.
The sunday-school OF the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church will give an entertainment in the
Auditorium OF next Monday evening 80, -
The will Of w. II. Paulding Of Peekskil was ad-
United TO probate in the Surrogates Court yestsr
day The document was executed on June "a, lAS4'
and the entire estate is beQleathed 10 the widow
Annie NJ Paulding, who is also appointed executrlx
Miss Flora E. Colmsn, Of South Dover, is WISHING
her aunt. Mrs. Mary butcher, IN LAke-st.
The following directors were CHOSEN at the annual
election OF the White Plains Bank on "Wednesday:
Moses W. Taylor, James II. Moran. Charles Prophet
Charles P. Sherwood. Charles c. HaXland. John
P P2Hak; H. HOW'LL DaV'a oso"'"'" anu o -'-
Clerks Office, the stockholders Of the Manaronec1
Water Company have voted to increase the capital
stock OF the concern from $500 TO so0l0oo The
amount Of the pad-in capital stock Of the company
Is $4,000. and the whole amount OF the debt and
The Jury in the sui, for 5000 damages for aiens
ton OF a husbands affections brought by Mrs
Amanda I'm. Of PeekskiIl. in the Supreme GoIr'
SsiIed TO agree. After being out all night they
came into court yesterday morning and. stating
their inability to agree were discharged II IS
favor Of the defendant One juror dropped on
the TRIAL by consent OF both parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
FEDERAL PRISONERS SENTENCED.
CARTER TIE MURDERER. GOES TO PRISON
FOR LIFE,-A PENSION swINDLER
HEAVILY FINED.


A batch O, prisoners was brought before Judge
Brown I'm tho United States Circuit Court. yester-
day for sentence. Among them were counterfeit
ers pension sw!ndlers. Illicit dstiller and Philip
= Carter tho United States marine who In June
last murdered Thomas J. Kinney on board the
hot,le-ship Indiana at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tn. fury in Carriers case had found him guilty or
murder without capital punishment" The only
sentence which Judge Brown could therefore I'M
pose in the case imprisonment FOR Ire IN the
clinton County State Prison. Carter showed no
emotion when the sentence was Imposed upon him.
He ls twenty-five years old. and was oluejacket
when he committed the crime.
These were the other sentences William j. wal
lace Deputy-Colector OF Internal Revenue. who
embezzled sl.O-0 OF Government money paid over TO
him for llquor tax certificates and lost the money
in speculation In the erection OF seats In Riverside
Park on Grant Memorial Day He was sentenced
10 four months IN the County jail Harris Teeusky.
who pleaded guilty TO running an Illicit distillery
I'm an East Side fathouse, sentenced TO four months
in Ludlow Street jail and 20 pay 800 hne Jose
mime Degardo. convicted OF passing counterfeit
coin sentenced 10 six months imprisonment; Carlo
Sofa for making spurious coins sentenced TO three
years I'm Jan and Mary Sola his mistress. TO thirty
days Imprisonment.
Mary +. Reynolds. who had for six years been
Illegally drawing pension was fined $1,000. which
she is unable TO pay, and similar sentence was
passed on William F Wheeler. who was found
guilty Of being implicated In pension fraud Harry
" IDoty Wheeler's confederate was sent up for
thirteen months. and Doty's wife was sentenced 10
thirty days In jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
YONKERS.

Dr. T. H Crotty superintendent Of Hollywood
Inn. and Emma Willoughby Rose were married on
Thursday at the home OF the bride. No. South
willard-st. Burlington, VI, by the Rev. Mr.
Wheeler Miss Stewart the maid OF honor
and Charles Ryder the best man. The wedding
was a quiet affair. only immediate relatives and
friends being present DR. ana Mrs. Crotty havo
taken I'D their home at Nc. - Woodwork ave
this city.
William Kane. captain OF the brick schooner Z.
C. Washbi IN. and living az Verplancks Point, had a
serious accident yesterday. He returning 10
his boat with Michael Fisher. OF the crew.
when he fell through opening In the bridge
crossing the Hudson River Railroad tracks. The
bridge had been closed traffic for some time and
II said the gates closed and the road barri-
caded. He was taken to st. Joseph's Hospital.
where It was found that both Of his shoulders were
broken
Christmas exercises were held by the pupils OF
the Rudolf Eickemeyer Evening School on Thurs
day evening. There were Instrumental and vocal
music and Rotations.
Christmas service and sociable was held In the
parlors Of the Boys Branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-25
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

rh. .nyinsers and experts employed by the COM
- Courcn N investigate the best means for
~ ~ ,ISora.or sever outlet have submitted their
49,, rbs nresent outlets in the Hutchinson ana
80. ,,.ors ara q source OF constant annoyance
-, junction An overland route from near the
,...,or - sixtb-st and the Hutchinson River 10
- pocL NJ, Dayenport's Neck, New Hoche!Ie'
.,naors IN the Commission to be the most feasible
,,,let b.;pe principally across lands and swaIhpS
=, .roau volue and reaching the destination IN suoh
roo,nor that Pelham Manor, Pelham, New-ito-
oha1l. a,d Glen Island sewers may easily be con-
nao,.a with IT, The cost OF the sewer Is esu-
,no,ed a, siz5 O0 The other outlets suggested are
near Twin and High islands and VIII cos' lioi o
,har to,o oo each The repor; has been hIed peHo-
i inc firther INVESTIGATION by The committee o"
Sewers. 49,, Mo-. varron Uigh
Eourtb-ave on Thursday night. under me auspices
RI the nrnc!pal A. g. Davis and a conHliSItye e0i
ssting OF Miss Winifrcd Brown; Mss h feh,tz
TPogas PHILIPS and David Ford. A. Noel BIaH Ike
man PRESIDENT Of the Board OF Educa ,o 1, II
the address OF welcome after which Ghani,y de
n Naccracken Of the New-York UNIVERSITY uia S
the address OF the evening. ms was ppbnIps and
vocal reflections BY Miss MlLicent FLei1a 60 c.
Mrs Joseph s. Wood and piano se!ec IS o~ar was
her Of the Young women students Inc aIa0sa .r"sd
largely attended and ended with a luncheoh sei'eu
!" The Bacbclor Girls is new Mount vernon
are heId weekly AT tn homes OF members. ne
officers are Miss Belle Matzi president, M.os
sic Buck. vice-president and MSS lara 80 al
secretary. number OF young men nave U-o" Nv
nit:ed to honorary membership IA, ...,,,s
The Fortnigh:ly Literary club al lts ILoetihis
this week had interesting discussion anu .poss
VINO read papers were II II. Beas, Mrs H. n
Woin Miss Jones. Miss Graham and Miss Irwin