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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
PROGRESS or THE TATLORS STRIKE.

The most disturbing news In relation to the strike
NJ the tailors yesterday embodied In state
ment issued by the Clothing Contractors Mutual
protective Association. as follows:
The 0Cht is against the contractors and they
t,afed In defending their interests and at the
limo protecting those workmen who understand their
hnsinrss The strike is a humbuG, and the men nave
becu called out by their leaders simply 10 advance
the interests os the latter. The strikers have been
badly mislcd
This statement Is disturbing because the leaders OF
the strikers have all along insisted that the strike
was not aimed AZ the contractors, but against the
manufacturers who give them the work. Meyer
schocnfeld denied the allegations In the contractors
statement and said II still hold that the fight is not
against the contractors. but against the manu-
facturers" lie said also that he wished It under
srood that he aid not order the strike and OPP
posed 10 II.
The whole friction arises because the contractors
insist that :he piccework system Is the only prac-
teal one for the taors 20 work under. The
agreement, OF the strikers demands the weekly wage
system.
A number of other manufacturers are reported to
nave signed the new agreement yesterday
Joseph Barondess returned from Philadelphia yes
terday and IS preparing statement Of the tailors
side OF the strike
The strikers propose 10 hold several mass-meet-
ings I'm Cooper Union and elsewhere next week, and
II lis rumored that Eugene V. Dchs Will speak at one
Of the meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
4 COMMONWEALTH" OPERA COMPANY

The fatality which attends summer opera COM
panies has already overtaken the Bijou Comic
Opera Company which Is now singing the Bliou
Theatre and there has been a change In It's man
arement Max Freeman was Its manager, but the
orchestra wanted its money on Wednesday night
and would not play without 1t, and Mr.. Free
man who has been seriously sick for some DAYS
could not satisfy the demand. he withdrew and
Mr. Sire the proprietor OF tho theatre. advanced
the sum necessary TO set the performance going
II was then decided that the company should go on
with its enga geircnt on the commonwealth" plan
that T.. that the members should divide the shere
az the receipts failing to the company j. H.. Lang
nbea the business manager OF the Jersey civ
Academy OF Music. engaged yesterday AZ
manager for the singers Ii Is now announced that
.'f,rminic" which the company Is now singing
Will b. continued for another week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
NETWORK CITY.

Andrew Carnegie is getting ready to sail for
Europe on the American Line steamship 81 LOUIS
next Wednesday, lie is now at his couht'! Hoiiio
In Greenwich Conn. Word comes from ihe'c ''"'
Mr. Carnegie has sent check for 500 10 tne
Library and Reading Room Association OF ina
place.
The will Of Professor George f. Hardy OF me
College of the City OF New-York has peen me- i''
probato in the Surrogates Office. The value o. the
estate &c nlacod n. $1,000 in the papers. ana the
testator directs that 1t be divided between MS
mother and sisters. Professor Hardy died on
April Is
The iurv IN the case Of Perry Steddle, the negro
who is accuse Of perjury in connection with the
recent trial { -1ptaln Sheehan before the Police
Board. last .ng brought in a verdict OF nov
guilty The trial held before Justice Glider
sleeve in the Criminal Branch OF the supreme
Court.
Tn, securities Of the New-York and East RIVER
Gas Company were yesterday admitted to dealings
IN tho unlisted department OF the New-fork STOCK
Exchange The securities comprise S.50"ooo hrst
,oor,esc. por cent gold bonds. $l.50o60 first con-
solidat.d 3 per cen: gold bonds. N6i,co prelerFeu
ron-curulaiive stock and $4,000 common stock
Siyiy shares Of preferred STOCK sold AZ ~ he
nrice hid for the common was 60l4. There were
no quotations for the bonda. These securities ha'e
hoen actvely doalc In con the curb.
Tho Roscoe Conklng Republican Club OF the
XXyIItb Assembly District has undertaken the
decoration OF the statue OF its standard-hearer
IN Madison Square this year. according 10 custom
~ ca+urda~ night escorted by the Lincoln Pioneer
Corne of the With Assembly District. ana ASSISTED
nv the Roscoe Combine; Club OF Port Richinohu'
Staten Island the member OF the cluD VIII Parhie
from IFS Headquarters broadway and Forty-fifta-
., N tho statue Congressman r. r. Mahany. OF
prrsoIo will deliver eulogy there, and other we'll
know, sneakers will be heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
PLANS FOR WESTCHESTER'S HORSE SHOW.

Preparations are already being made for the ex-
bibi,ion which the Westchester Horse Show AS
eociation will hold in the latter part OF September
{, conjunction with the county fair al White
III ting This will be the sixth show OF the assoc
cja ton. none having been held last year prize
i,s ~ efy classes will he issued by the associa,
,ion md in addition q number of members Will
Offer special trophies and purses AT the recent
omTnaI meeting The following officers were elected:
prnsident George X. Read OF Port Chester; vice
plesident William II. Catn. Of Rye; treasurer
t'olonel Robert W. Leonard. Of Mount kiSco ana
eecre;arv Thomas A. Maitland Of Rye. ~
Among The members OF the association are MtJoI
1nnnne = Cooley William f.. lselin Worthingtor
Whitehonse. Charles S. Bates. jr.. y; G. Reynai'
ADRIAN Iselin jr., z. NJ. Fulton; jr, Henry oedg-
nav e, &. La Montagne colonel Delaney a; Kane
Francis A. Watson. Marion story W. IS DicRer-
man John Downey T.. II. Weatherbee, T.. {. Pot
tor and Howard y. Potter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
THEY THINK 1T An IMPORTANT CAfIChh'

Detectives Dale and Thompson. OF captain
O'Rr,en's staff believe they have made an impoT-
tant capture in the arres, yesterday afternoon OF
Gertrude Allen. She was taken from Police Head
Quarters 10 Jefferson Market Court, where the de-
tect;ves asked that she be remanded until this morn
ing The young woman. however would no. agree
IN this procedure and her request she was COM
mitted 10 jefferson Market Prison in 8, O ball. .
The prisoner refused say anything about herself
ana me dete equally rcticent. They ex-
limited silver salver bearing the mark Of the Hotel
Imperial while conversing with the Magistrate IN a
whisper. III,
II Is said that the young woman Is connected with
a man who has been implicated with number OF
hotel robberies which have taken place In his city
recently At the time OF her arrest there was found
in her possession also quantity Of cloth. This she
saws she can account for About the saiver she will
saw nothing She refused TO give her address and
the detectives will not give H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
DAVID C. ROBINSON INDICTED.
CHARGED WITH OBTAINING MONEY C>-
DER FALSE PRETENCES FROM
THE MUTUAL LIFE.

The Grand Jury in this city yesterday ordereu
an indictment against David c. Robinson on 'he
charge OF obtaining money from the Mutual Lille
Insurance Company under false pretences IN l''-'
Mr. Robinson Is a former Mayor Of Elmira and the
son OF the late Lucius Robinson. formerly uo'-
ernor OF the State. He allowed to go before
the Grand Jury. and number OF witnesses Tor 'he
insurance company were heard before the indlct-
mon. was ordered. BY agreement between the
Distrl.. .Attorney and Mr. Robinsons counsel. MT
Robinson was allowed go in the custody OF his
counsel until to-day. when he will be prepared 10
furnish bail to the amount of $4,000. ...-----.
Az explained by Assistant District-Attorney
LINDSAY the charge upon which the indictment
was found is that Mr.. Robinson when ne was d
trustee OF the insurance company In I92. ODldlneu
from tho company a loan of 10000 on property III
Elmira which was worth only $4,000. and wnlcn
ne had represented 10 he worth over SD.VD Two
pieces Of property involved In the transactlon
Mr. Robinson had purchased one piece for Sl'2W
and the other for $3.50 while the negotiations Tor
the loan were In progress. II is alleged that ne
conveyed both pieces of property to Robert w
Bush Of Emira. who acted as n dummy IN the
transaction so that the insurance company was
made to believe tina; Bush owned all the properly;
and when the transaction was concluded BUSH ana
his wife joined in giving mortgage OF the prop.
o the insurance company. Inc company Ios'
over 5000 by the transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
HIS SISTER ACCUSES HIM.

Justice Smyth. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
afternoon granted I writ OF habeas corpus Tor the
DroductIon in court Of Alfred G. Stokes of No. 20
West Nineteenth-st. The application was MADE ~
charles RoattIe Stokes was held in Jefferson
NarlA, Police Court yesterday morning on n
cbargc Of burglary preferred by his sister. Mrs.
Louise Selouver. of the same address. The appli-
cation was mad on the ground that the prisoner
was held without n sufIlclen: hearing and that
the charge is wrongfully made.
Mrs. Selouvec charged that on Tuesday IN heI
absence from home. Alfred entered her room ana
,rokc omen a close.. taking handbook for nearly
ZOO g I'm money a check made payable TO her
order for 81 10 the bill OF sale for the furnitHrc
Tho lea SO OF the premises and some clothes me
sis,er insisted on pressing the charge OF burglary
"Ie is liable TO go TO state prison ior tgcny
years that charge saiG clerN 10 NIT 'e''"-
49, >, . -. .o,t,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
LATINER E. JONES PLEADS GUILTY.

RrMANDED UNTIL MONDAY FOR sENTENCE-HE
WAS LONG A FUGITIVE.
Iatime- F. Jones pleaded guilty In the Court or
General Sessions yesterday morning TO the charge
of forgery In the second degree. The plea was
made before Judge Fitzgerald In Part Nv.
Jones was indicted in October. 1887. for forging
promissory notes OF the firm OF y. Tuthill d Co.
The specific charge is for note OF $500. This Is
one of seventeen indictments found against him at
that time He was bailed this one charge. his
bondsman giving 1880 bonds for his appearance.
The case came TO trial after seven months waiting
bu. Jones was not In court. His bail was for
fcited
II was afterward learned that Jones had gone to
England in MAY. 1888. The police tried TO get at
him but could not until after long search he
was caught and extradited from England. He
reached this country about two months ago. the
complainant against Jones Is Benjamin l.. Luding-
ION OF No. 40 Wa-st. He says that he has been
defrauded OF 100000 by Joness bad notes, Ex-
Surrogate Ransom appeared In court yesterday for
Jones and pleaded for him He asked that sen
tcncc be suspended until Wednesday, ana the
Judge agreed TO this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
COOPER UNION SCHOOLS ElHIBITION.

Several hundred OF the pupils OF the Cooper
Union Free Schools and their friends gathered last
NIGHT in Cooper Union TO examine an exhibition OF
the work OF the various schools which is made
annually before the closing OF the schools for the
summer vacation. Among the exhibits were those
OF the Science and Art School and the Womans
ART school and the rooms OF the Tecgraphy and
g,enoeraphy and Typewriiing schools were thrown
omen for the pupils and their friends. Three thou
sand pupils have attended the various schools in
the last year The annual commencement exercises
will be held Saturday night.
Several prizes OF gold coin. given by Wilson g.
Hunt were awarded last night TO the fortunate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
MORT OF NEw-YoRK-THURsDAY. MAY 81. 1907.
ARRIVED

roRr OF Ew-YoRK-THURsDAY. MAY q. 1907
ARRIVED.
s.ou,.- rxo,or c,v I3r, watkins. Bristol May 10 and
swansea 10 with mde and passenger TO James Arkel
4 90. Arrived AZ tho Bar at IL So m; 20 or, so,b
ampton 49, with mdse 70 cabin and 20 seerage pas pas
senser, to oerchs & Co Arrived at the bar at lo'io
Steamer Deutschland Ge scherhorst Rotterdam May
10 in ballas Heye. Arrived at the Bar at 23o
% s ss sSa AZ o5 the
Hamburg American Linz Aye at the ,Dy ar 81 Mana
rc h.F e. Mes.Ha Nay 3 Gaana Palermo ana 6I.l,
tar H. x S4vs %ds s 9 Rs ar a ioe Nay
steamer Burgunda d'r. vailat Marseiles May and
Sa Go &rT TiSd at ' the ' ar at 1890 9TH
Ferdinand de sS Io San MaT p9mnFo c
@ N Fl f any, 70 Mnss4n to Forge
Gr,ssn prime" % M R RS ' sugar AMP AIRY
cabin passengers to seager Co Arrived at the har
steamer Car4bbee tBr, Scott. Demerara May TO- Bar.
IL MartnGue and Dominic 90 i" nnS iss and an, p
cabin passengers a e outerbrdge Co Arrived al
' s,samer Cacque Br Beall Caao March 90 Iquique
ann April Piasqa er TGSIpa Punta atnss 20
Montevldeo IS and - Lucia May ~ WIN " b Ear at
steamer Kansas CITY Fisher Savannah MAY 81. with
steamer Guvandot,e, Davis Norfolk. with mdse ana
se5mer Gy of Of coumb Tapey Norfolk with mdse
to Old Dominion So co.
-, p
CLEARED.
Steamer Brooklyn City (Br Watkins. Brsol-James
Steamer Gcnvech G3p. Holman Rristol-smpson,
steamer salamanca tBD. Reynolds Pictou y s-M,-
't steamer Monaghan Br' Bracs Giasgow-Ausn Raid
steamer American Dutch, Butt, Rotterdam-c II
sfeSme Parkand. G3r Carter st John Bsimps n
'r s,ansr II n whitney Hal,,;. Roston-H pimock
steamer Goldshoro. swain. Phlade pha william i
o Steamer Manhattan bennett Portland Iora,io Hall
Steamer yorktown. Dole Norfolk and Newport News
'S HQ 5': Rsy I Es.R rs H9l'
SAILED.
Steamers Fuerst B.ma ck Ger, for Bremen via Pym
ouh and ChefGSurs H 2s@ns eWs ryr
Macoris la Romana. TailahHn.sr SaVamnah; p
sSip. Csmea Ger, Dublin: l. scherp. Hong Kong
BARK Ger), Pensacola
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFF CrRNET POINT WRESTLING Buoy OiAsSl.
Notice s given that on or about June lse'' the color
Of This buoy about y mile Sc by E'2E from Plymouth
"qSn ShG9% nso S"a and p@xS"y vii be- cnansd
from led TO black and white rerpendicular stripes The
nncc,s the o. Beacons and Buo's Second Light
'' wv order OF the Lighthouse Board:
Captain U. $. Navy. Chairman
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London. MAY e7-s sailed steamer Mohawk Gir. Gates
NNc,o, Brazil NAV 9G-salel Bellena dlr,
,,arsan Tr,m Snno, 10 New York
$, Vincent. v May 2osaied. steamer Whitehall
oi Rotterdam. May saied Dutch.
Monssvidso, May as-saisd. steamer Ethelpurgs (BrA
Brown. Nsw-Yorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
REPORTED INDICTMENT or BROKERS.

II was reported In Wall Street yesterday that one,
II not two. members Of a stock brokers' firm In
Wall Street. formerly having a membership in the
Sev--York Stock Exchange, had been indicted for
maintaining relations with the f.. 5. Dean Company
the discretionary order concern which collapsed two
months ago Both members of the firm were In
Wall street during the day II Is said the Stock
Exchange authorities have CoOperated with the Dis
ict-Attorneys office in developing evidence against
he discretionary order concerns and bucket-shops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
r. s. GRANT PROMOTED.

L. s. Grant a nephew OF General Grant. has been
made chief bookkeeper in the Sub-Treasury, to MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF Louis L. ScoveL
Mr. Gran; has been in the s;ub-Treasury since 1851
prior 10 which time he was In the Postofce Re-
Gently he has been In charge of the correspondence
His promotion was In accordance with the Civil
Service rules. Twenty other men are moved up one
Mace leaving vacancy at the bottom or the list
10 be filled by competitive examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
A TICKET AGENT DISAPPEARS'
SOME OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAY CoMPANiS
RECEIPTS co WITH HIM.

SOME OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAY CoMfANh
RECEIPTS GO WITH HIM.
William H. Farrell. thirty-eight years old a ucKe'
seller for the Manhattan Elevated halIroao az
One misunderstanding ixth-st. ana lh'u-an'" w
apDeared from the station about o'clock Iuesoa'
ornnr and took with HIM sies so the receipts for
the day He went 10 work. usual, at O'CLOCK
Monday evening. and received from the day ucke'
agent the cash taken In up TO that time ShortI!
before the money ear Tas due 10 arrive, rarreI
called 10 the chopper and asked him 10 take charge
of the office He went downstairs 10 the stree;
and has not been heard from since. -
His wife who lives at No 5ii tas .pne,nunuI n eul
and-thirty- fourth. St. says that her husband nad
been suffering from headaches and heart troupe
He had often remarked that when ne le1t me onlcv
Tor a few minutes some would steal small
sums which he would have TO make good. she
believes that he went into some saloon Tor sias;
made il n custom 10 pat the cash IN MS pocN'''
gave him Knockout drops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Among those who returned TO their summer
homes alone, the Sound this week is John Nc
Clave, ex-Police Commissioner OF New-lorK Clty
Mr. MoClave and his family so 10 Byram Shore
which mas oeen occupied by ". X. Hearst. b r
Watkins has returned 10 the Boston Post Road
and X Shaw II. De 3. Parsons and W. A. W.
Mrs Ella Butterfed died Yesterday q; her home
No 1o5 Wilklns-ave.. Port Chester She was the
wife Of George w ButterHeld, a well-known pas
serper conductor on the New-Tork New iaVen
I'D hartford Railroad and had lived IN Port
ches.er twenty years. She leaves five children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

J. Van Smith. general manager OF the halo
Transit Comuany has decided 10 III UP the old
,oo,s With olectr,c-lighting plants. The Middle
TOWN which will go into commission on Monday
viii be the first to be so illuminated. ,,.,o, uu,
Mr. and Mrs Spre Pitou, OF New-Brightoi VIII
call Tor Europe tomorrow for a two months Tip
Mr. and Mrs Edward a. Abbott. OF New-Bright-
on will sail for Germany tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
YONG CHNITT'BERGER SINKING.
HIS RECOVERY FROM THE BULLET WOUND RE
CEIvED AT A CHURCH FAIR THOUGHT
TO BE IMPOSSIBLE.

The condition OF Max Schmitt berZcr. the hftee'-
year-old son Of Police Captain Schmittb"iScr' VINO
was accidentally shot in the head at the Dom'hi-
oo,, feir ~ tho Church of ST Vincent FCrrcr on
"Wednesday night. SO serious yesterday ud'
one of the Dominican Fathers Of the church went
70 the Noun: Sinai Hospital and administered the
sacrament % extreme JUNCTION, the las lite o. inc
Catholic Church for dying person. DE- hiiie"-
thai has probed for the bullet, but UP to Id'c
ho,,r last night had not succeeded IN locating it,
PARALYSIS of the tongue and arms has SCI H. ana
II is not believed that young SchmittberSeI can
recover The boys father and mother were at nis
bedside nearly all day yesterday p"i nv No"''
William Duffen and Patrick Detman were ar
ro;ennd before Magistrate Crane IL NorKVlIe
Court Yesterday They had charge Of the shootlns
ooIarv Wednesday night. but they stated thdt
S1bav had nothing to do with the accident. They
tnli the Magistrate that Dennis Sheehan OPEN
the gallery. and did not proVide pIoPei saws "''
An ord.: for his arrest was issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
HONE NEWS.
pyoN1SENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ppoN1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AIBEMARL Edwin :. Cramp, OF fhii'ur "a, ,,,, a.
EiI,,rU acknowledgements Governor Wilma y,
NJ Crane GILSEY-Coonel F. a. Winters T. :, .
Army of West Point. GRAND mNioNI.M w. -
IT pod ~ Pittsburg and Assemblyman H. NJ
Glum of Seneca Falls. NETHER-ANDoree,a.. =,
Francis Fessenden. of Portland, Me- NohMhr'
DIE-Ex- Senator David b. Hill, OF AipahS' 49,
Ambassadors to the Queens Jubilee; colonel sam
uel b. Dick, of Meadville Penn, and Baron hoseh'
krantz Of Berlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

The nupils O. Miss Mary Hamilton Lawton gave
a recital last night in the hall of me woman
Institute in Palisade-ave. before iarec
The stage was decorated with palms anu Po''eu
plants This was the programme;
Duet Misses aa EiSkcmeyer ana Heine ,,,x,.,
The juniper t1a hSllqShI2ff
Folk sohg Hanscl und Gresl :ct fi"'pe''''N
chnnson. -Romeo Julictte R-ahms
'ID'l''y' Mis-: Elizabeth Hale s,,u.,
"vainlJ Song ...'.'' '''.........Nev,n
r Tite xigh,insae and the Rose ;:: hove"
.T Pss'5 naslc soas yer H scsmii
"w''Tuf Mrs. Motri. R. Pau'hsr N..carni
A iyn Mara vSn asse'a i"'' i,. msr's:
S'''''"'' Nj: AgG;lIca,s T T:.' Psyis;
"EsssSs Bong ;;d lHps
where Blooms tn: Ni:s Ma: D" clay';wG ISnn.
ARA. h' c'! Mrs. Rudolf Ecsemeyer j. pvo,,t
RGm@nian GYPSY srag clayton 1 ln,as
s;ToDhcs' "a, Avail, iisirc Homes
Ballade. Elaine saint SaSns
Aria sans n ana i; Mss o conneii. t,...
"Asnus Del .Gze,
Aria Carmen ''' Miss MCGOWAN.
Violin obbigato. Miss Fowle-. .s,,,
Allah" .Msssene:
Miss Eselle Knln 49,.
Duet s'aO"' Kisses Tss Mccowan and Heine.
The pupils mad the assistance Of Miss Maud Fow-
Ter viorisi and Miss Wilhelmina B2Ner. accom-
PIANIST. - - ,- ,,.,,,or, i1ohirsbop
i5bn l. shields. James S Fitch. j. D. Mcau him
= Alexander Houston. E. Schopen and ". ID: WASH
ington were elected members OF the C'E '''o o''
The cSngreeetons OF the several Episcopal
Cburchec M ne city united IN Ascension Day ser
vices Yesterday forenoon. They were neld IN 81
JOINS church and the Rev. Messrs. a. Is; carver
Morris T; bert Ellis Lyon and James f. Freeman
rectors O. the four Episcopal churches OF the city
took mart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
pJ.EASANTVILLE.

Memorial services will be held In both the First
and West Methodist Episcopal churches on sun
day The Junior O. L. A. NJ. and the congregation
OF the Presbyterian Church have accepted invita-
tions to be present az the evening service at the
latter church. Addresses Will be delivered by the
Master the Rev. Dr. Mccartney, and others
The Assessors have about completed their worry
They are assessing all property, real and personal
In accordance with the instructions OF the state
Roa rd of Assessors at full value, and II Is hkeiy
mai many protests will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
PEEkSKILL.

Tho invitations FOR ;he annual commencement OF
The Mohegan Lake Military School are out, and
announce the following programme; on sunday
June G. the annual sermon will be preached by ne
n m there will be a competitive drill OF com,
panies for the Alumni Cup, Briggs trophy ana
colors; the annual reception will be at p: m. on
Wednesday June o. at II a. m, competitive dill,
in manual OF arms and bayonet criD by PICKED
snuad will take place the senior exercises Will be
al 80 D. m and battalion drill and battalion pa
rade will close the exercises at $3.50 p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
TARRYTOWN.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Powell gave pink bftn-
day party for their daughter MISS Cai''e "
powell NJ their home. in Main-st on Wednesday
.,tarnoon and evening The occasion was the
seventeenth anniversary Of Miss Powelrs birth
large number Of young people were present, and
pleasant time was had Miss Powell received M,sa
,,nanv presents. Among those present were MISS
z,Inba Vanderbilt Miss Edith Carpenter. MISS
Eisie Kengsheim Miss Estelle Storms, Miss Edlth
Dnmond Frank Vanderbilt. Frederick Purdy ana
Insephine Hicks. twenty-five years Old died at
Tho home O. Mrs Wilson, In Centre-st.. yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
OBITUARY
N1pC U-JJA PAIrLDING FARNHAM

Nv I,Iia paulding Farnham. who died suddenly
., Great Neck Long Island yesterday. was wei.
known in New-York. she was a sister OF w H.
paulding of Peeksk who married sister OF
Chauncey NJ. Dcpew. and also sister or M I
was born in Kingston in 1875. Her family Is wen
known in literary ana social circles Her fathci anu
Uncle were warm personal friends Of Washington
Irlin