New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-27
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Ieverett T. C,rumb County Clerk has received
n communica ton from the office OF the state CoH'-
missioner Of Prisons concerning the questlo"
whether he must have the printing for his once
done Mt the State Prison or not The letter. which
is signed by Augustus Sherman, secretary says
that after q conference with Chief Clerk Baker
OF Superintendent Lathrop's Office IL mas peeh
agreed that the printing to be done IN the STATE
prisons shall limited. not TO cover printing
for counties and Mr.. Crumb Is authorized to nave
his printing done wherever he may see fit. The
communication adds however. that acquisitions for
the different articles contained In the list furnsheu
by the superintendent OF Prisons must be maze
upon him as heretofore. the exemption above men
Mrs. +. IT, bullock of New-York City will give
a lecture under the direction OF the Woman $ Chris-
tIan Temperance Union In the baptist |"u'c" y"
A preliminary meeting OF those interested in the
formation Of "a local council Of the Royal ArcanuH
will be held Wednesday evening.
University sr Extension course on wednesday night.
A large and enthusiastic audience listened 70 Inc
A subscription dance viii be given by the COM
mttee of young women who SO successfully con-
Quoted "a similar affair In the winter ,,.
The Epworth League concert on THURSDAY nlsnt
the most enjoyable Of the course which y con
t te assisted G BY Miss Miss Edith Notion reader
The In Ter Sc Club VIII hold reception anu
meens of the Young womans Christian Tenn
psrapce linton viii be held on Monday eysnns az
Miss Rollins, county president of the association
will address the meeting .,.
DR.. Richard X. Morrison sailed Tor southampton
on the St Paul last week. From there he VIII go
to Cape Town South Africa, where ne Will Vsit
relatives. 49,, ill.,,
The Young Mems Praying Band Of this village
will conduct services In tho Lake-st' chapei To-
George i. DAVIS and Edward n Roby win reg Pre-
esters to be held In Newbur9 in May . -.
How Receive Christ as the Component OF
Our Need will be the subject the Christian En-
deavor meeting in the First Baptist Church to-mor-
at $50 p L.,
Union Hook and Ladder Company elected tho foi,
lowing officers Monday night: President, Fred
NJ Taylor, foreman. Thomas Cnderhiili nrst as
sstant foreman James K. Cowan; second assistant
foreman, w J Stanhed treasurer. William . YER
planck secretary, George X. Cox delegate 10 Fire
mems Association Convention. John Emberson
Charles p. Pauldlng nominated for second as
sstant chief engineer OF the department The cleo
Doll has been nominated for chief and Henry
Fuller for first assistant. No other candidates nave
yet appeared
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Y NJ c. A. II was resolved TO furnish the rooms In
the Auditorium Building with complete gym
nasium outfit and baths, reading room, parlors'
etc. at once. plano has been given for the rooms,
and many voluntary contributions OF money nave
been received.
Springs until May next. They have closed their
Hamton-ave. home. George T.. Green has gone TO
Ohio and Michigan business trip TO last until
July
Miss Ethie stengle is guest at the home OF
Mrs. Emeline Bull.
Miss Sadie Passford is a guest at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. David McAndlesg. in Davis-ave