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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board Of Education Monday night author.
ICED the purchase of books for the library and
academic departments and Of fifty drawing tables
for the high school School No. IA. In Vernon
Heights. was ordered closed. and the teachers and
pupils will be accommodated in the Futon-ave
building until the committee arrange to pro-
vide for them elsewhere. School No 6, in the
Fourth Ward. was reported TOO small and a new
asscmbly-room will be finished and used to accom-
modate a class. The Board decided to employ two
new teachers-Miss Agnes Robinson and Miss Jen-
ME s. Murray.
An attractive gypsy carnival began In the parish
house OF Trinity Church last night under tho
auspices Of the young women Of the church, and
Will continue afternoons and evenings until Friday
Music is furnished by orchestra.
Albert Cunningham, twenty-eight years Old Of
No. 1873 South Fifth-ave., son Of Mr. and Mrs An
thony Cunningham. died at his home yesterday.
The funeral will take place tomorrow. the Rev.
S. T. Graham. rector Of Trinity Episcopal Church,
officiating.
Miss Josephine Deegan seventeen years old. for
whom the police have been searching since her
mysterious disappearance, two weeks ago, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Grant.
The young woman says that on the afternoon she
disappeared she eloped with Harry SchrIber. a
young painter. of No. Al East Seventy eighth-st.
New-York City. They went 10 the City Hall. in
New-York City, and were married The young
woman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W j. Deegan. have
forgiven her. and they expect TO be married to-
day by Father McCabe. rector OF ST. Marys
Church
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THE FIRST RUN OF THE SEASON A SUCCESS IN
EVERY WAY.

THE FIRST RUN OF THE SEASON A SUCCESS IN
EVERY WAY.
Lakewood n J.. Dec. tspeciaD.-The nrst drag
hunt Of the season was run to-day, and an excep-
tionally nne pack of American hounds a ned 81
splendid cross-country horses and a beautiful
afternoon were the combination OF attractions
which resulted In an exciting afternoons sport.
The meet at o'clock at Glendale Farm. and
the hounds were taken TO that point In a van In
order that they might be fresh for their work
Whom once let down, they gave horses and riders
the fastest bit Of running ever seen here. There
were many spectators in carriages at the meet the
most noteworthy turnout being the handsome four
finland tally-ho party taken out by F. Meredyth
wh!tehouse, who had with him Mrs. Whitehouse.
and Mr. and Mrs Bradley. with out1ders. Tho team
was a superb one. three OF the horses being recent
winners OF ribbons at the Horse Show. and Mr..
Whitehouse and party were first In front OF the
huntsmen at the kill
the FarmIngdale road and tho eagerness OF the
hounds showed that haste makes waste" for they
were at fault for a moment. They soon set tho
pace and off full cry. we'll packed, and the
work for horses and riders was cut out The chase
railroad between Farmingdale and Lakewood. max
ing the first check just beyond that point. The
field then logged along for half mile, until sec
running south until the huntsmen and whips gath
cred the hounds at Lecomptes farm, east across
John Cooper Those who followed the hounds over
territory which was stiff going throughout. and
turf, with plenty Of fences, were James Converse
master Of hounds. on Atlantic; Francis p. Beard
%ay BLACK witch R"hhn n E MEe1 j.
@s5' MSS Sssss nsS: S'S5is E:
on Duchess; Eddie Collins, Perfection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Board of Supervisors will pay their annual
visit to the county almshouse, East View. on
Wednesday next. They will be entertained at din
ner by the Superintendent of the Poor
The Board of Trustees has called special meet
ing for Monday evening. 10 consider the proposed
changes In Webber-ave. the Sleepy Hollow Road,
and through the property Of John D. Rockefeller.
corporation. According TO the proposition. Web
ber-av 10 TO be widened, and portion of the old
Sleepy Hollow Road Is to be discontinued while
Mr.. Rockefeller will construct a handsome boule-
ward northward through his property for public
use provided the road abandoned in con-
sequence of the changes is conveyed to him. At
the meeting on Monday the Board will hear any
taxpayer who may wish TO object but il is not ex-
pected that any objections viii be made as almost
every one seems TO favor the plans. The new road
connecting this village with Pocantico Hills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
FTNDP4L or ADOLPH NETENDORFF.

Tho funeral ~ Adoph Neucndorn. the orchestra
leader was hell in Beethoven Hall yesterday after
noon The Rev. Francis T. Schneider was tho Of
ae1,ting clergy man The ceremonies were arranged
by the Reeth oven Mhnnerchor Society. Tho follow
loving musical programme was given: Largo
from Handel by Nahan Frankie and str1ngod
chestra: "Ratienlanger" composed by A. Neuen-
dorrr. by the 18th Regiment Band. George Frank.
lender and singing by tho Mannerchor Society.
In ihe street I'm front OF tho hall the 7h Regiment
Rand led by f. Nyer. played Chopin's Funeral
March" ,,,
NJ Ohmes John Weiman and Max Mansfield.
The burial was In the Lutheran Cemtery near
Middle Village Long Island.
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provements being made in the streets by the CON- I'm,
on Monday night were those Of Alfred Bergman an
$500 Kathrine Ensinger s259 Philip Serger si Mrs
Eliz "a hr Rircho. 5000 H. r Zmmerma9 81
Ludwig Ernst Sc9 para raims With Others
p n1Nf Us ned aggregate 5000 and $50 100 IN
damage suits is pending against me Village lag ana d
in the Kings Highway at Woodsde ,,.. ,,-,,,
The engagement is announced OF MISS Emma
Montross daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Montross
Of Lagchmont Manor to Charles , b. cST IN tS N
New Rochelle postofflce, and has just been APP
pointed private secretary to sherin-elect william
" Molloy
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GEO. CLINT Co
-. 4s AND ~ WEST 2s.svt
NEAR eRoAOWAV.
FACTORY: i54 ANo I56 WEST lo~s STREET
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
badcs' etc|X outerbridge 4 Co:
Steamer Pennsylvsnia DER. spsdt. Hambure-Haua-
'u Steamer s'f Landau City OBJ. Hunter Br'0i'smss
Steamer Urd CNop.. Harssn. Alden. SINGAPORE Hong
s,samer Ciermanic OBJ McKinstry Evspool-H Malt
'At Steamer southwark CB.
steamer America (Br) Pearos LondonNew Ship
's Steamer Fortuna or,. chrs,ODhsr'sn. Rotterdam
' Steamer Eskdaie OBJ. Peat. London-Barber Co
Steamer 81 Paul. Jami'on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
:.,J JonNsGn; San cy DS%ns GO City,
A stss..r vi Herman Winter Ncksrson boionH d.
steamer Goldsboro. Swain. Philadelphia p
ci Steamer M.n.m,h. Conner. o.lv.'onr Hogan
Steamer City Of Birmingham. Burg savannsh-ocesa
Steamer Bluenelas. Charles, Bsl.lmors-H Fo;;: Ter;
Steamer John Ens Bragg PSTsl:SaATrs vsn s scs.
Steamer Manhattan. collyer. BdSsport-cOllysr Bros
Steamer Princess Anne HuIDhe. Norfolk and Nsvpost
News-old Dominion So Go; ,..,. s,,,,n.,-ronn =
Livermore.
E.es Ana' e, mo &
Pennsyivsnia Ger. Hamburg; MAcsay.Bsnne. sr2,
H H:srr Condor e sSv'S S' vapsrsso Panama d
santsnder. etc: City OF Birmingham. Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Shields pse 6.Re.urned. steamer o'0ardsns 'n''
Risbv hence New-York. 49,, ,,....,,
Prawie Point. Dec Passed. steamer oodAm epu'ch''
Rocgcyccn NcwYork Rotterdam o> s..-,n.
Lizard Dec Passed steamers Prussia sHer, Scn T
New-York Hamburg; Alexandra CBr) Mar"na''' 'e"-
'I Dover. Dec Passed steamer Falkland CB0 Ms'H'
Antwerp for NewYork. , m. c,-,.
dublin. Dec CARVED. steamer Rhosina (Bo. cu"'''
New-York go. .. ,.,.,h nanl
Hmsierdsm Dec 4-Arved. steamer American pusch''
Bremen Dec S-sasd steamer Excelsior c0er Mullen
New-York. r.... rpa UaAvn.
Mslasa' Nov so-saiied. steamer Aesis Fr. Srano'
New-York. . ...- n..,.. fpr, Bailey.
New-York for Singapore. etc. Glenesk ehr'' ra'"s
York for Singapore. ,.-.. rucksr (B1.
G,hrsi,ar Dec L II a m--Saiied steamer kass' ~.
hsin, III fC;er, Hoeemann (from Genoa and Napies'
York . y.,,.,,sr fPort Bet
,eneourt New-York for Lisbon and Oporto. ,p., nun
Shanghai Dec 3-Sailed. steamer CromaIy 'o"'
can, New-York. - ,,.>... fpr, stitch, New
York. - v,,.A mras) iron
Bahia for New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Hall vas crowded last night. It being the
orst meeting Of the new Common Couhcii' Les''
sutherland who succeeds Mayor feene' p.s i
and on his desk was handsome moran ueS's
shortly after o'clock the new Mayor oa"eu 40
der and then presented his message Inc Mayor
S.nan nv calling attention to the fact that the
present council the twentyhfth IN the niso a
Of the city. From small vr,ia ~ tHriVing city
81 forty thousand inhabitants 1t was one ot sno
best cities in the country as police force
and paid Fire Department IN heaIth; !, ctaias
among the first muncipailes Of ,he proceed
cd 10 discuss the several subjects concerned IN IN
municipal government The TAX rate rn S Of re-
trenchment and promised 10 reduce the taX and
The financial condition OF the Tlyy sRoo 600 before
Seacbing its bond limit Among the new buildings
ereeeG 10 sns pSbc stables and the public baths
Among the Mayors recommendations. were iT, Inc
good care OF roads; legislation for street spyinHng
Sy assessment; that stone be broken by loa i
men the roads that SCUM ,be nSin
and the Warburon-ave extension aild tm nndtion
cipal suburban streets be kept in 5000 c9h0tiIn n
Tor wheeling that there be sa teephone Wires
under ground that the ashes ana gar6aee b pe cor,
tractors: that bath be erected in the Sixth Ward;
that attention be given TO the valuable water rUnt
of as much Of il be secured the means Of the
city will permit The management OF the eiec,r re
a better time schedule wanted, with public
wsiting-room at the Yonkers and Mount vernon
ends OF the line. The erection or small school-
houses in the suburbs instead OF large ones IN the
city Is recommended. 80
At the annual meeting OF Kitching Post. Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, these officers were
chosen Abram II. Tompkins. commander, A. j.
Joceiyn senior vice commander: Albert Sievers.
junior viee-commander; Howard r Shuitz sur.
Seon: William II. Fisher. quartermaster; Augustus
Kipp officer Of the day; NJ ]. Sullivan officer Of
the guard: George Washington. outside sentinel.
Colonel F. j. Mitchell chosen delegate to the
State Encampment. and James Montgomery, George
Elmer David Murray Michael J. Cantwell. Martin
Coyne and Ferdinand Gugel delegates to the Wese
chester Grand Army Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho annual meeting Of the Westchester County
Agricultural Society was held In the Town Hall, In
this village. yesterday afternoon. The reports OF
the several officers Of the society showed the as
ISOLATION to be in excellent condition. There is
balance Of more than 200 in the treasury and the
Committee on Inventory reported the actual value
Of the buildings belonging the society to be s23.-
s75; value Of the land fortyfour acres at $500 an
acre. xs,4OO, making a total valuation of &os15
James Hopkins; vice-president Moses W. Taylor;
secretary, Edward B. Long; treasurer. Joseph B.
Committee Messrs Moran. Sammis and Hunter
taken ne to ps Union Mote Where the annual din
ner was served. at which speeches were made by
Secretary Edward B. Long. President James Hop
kins. James Gibson. Joseph B. See. Patrick Wha!en
ing Of the Westchester County Bar Association
held in the county buildings YESTERDAY morning
resolution adopted recommending to the Gov
ernor the reassgnment OF Supreme Court Justice !:
IN sp eC de! Term as provided the
desired It, An amendment TO the constitution in re,
70 the next meeting Of the association. on motion
tho Grievance Committee was directed to nvestl-
Bar had been guilty of violating of procuring
violations Of the election law. A resolution was
adopted suggesting that one week in each circuit
term of the Supreme Court should be set aside for
trial Of equity cases. and that the county CerK
the calendar Of the court separate from other causes
a committee of three. consisting Of X Z. Prime
Te.outons a upon the death of Gideon " Davenport
Of New Rochelle. A committee was appointed 10
obtain permanent quarters for the association, and
two new members were elected. Charles H. Lovett,
of Mount Vernon. and William G. Valentine. OF
Sing Sing.
In the application Of Trenor L. Park for writ
OF certiorari against Albert Sutton. James H. Hyatt
and Daniel +. Cosgrove. assessors of the town OF
Harrison Justice Dykman has denied mon91 q 10 70
derson who Is appointed referee
The certificate of Incorporation of the Port Ches-
ter Italian Benevolent Society has been filed In the
purpose Of raising money to assist sick members
and for paying the funeral expenses Of those who
die. The directors Antonio Cesario. Giovanni
Bombaci. Domenico Girard. Attilio Camponi, Sa-
yer!o capeci Giuseppe Richiche. Michele Celestno
Vincenzo Telasco and Nicolo Carlucci.
In the Supreme Court before Justice Dickey
against the Monitor Iron Works, Of Sing Sing for
$4,000 damages for the death of her husband, who
employe of the company, and was killed in
the foundry last March, failed to reach the jury.
the Justice dismissing the case after the plaintiff
had submitted her testimony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
THE POLICE BOARD AS CANA SSERS.

Police Commissioners Moss. Smith and Andrews
held another meeting at Headquarters yesterday.
acting the Board OF City Canvassers. in con-
formity with the Greater New-York charter. They
were unable to proceed with the canvass, tho
missing returns from Richmond County and tho
xIXth Assembly District In this city had not yet
been received. John n. Ellsworth. Clerk OF Rich
mond County sent letter to tho Board. stating
that the Board Of County Canvassers OF Richmond
forbidden 10 proceed with tho canvass by tho
Supreme Court, pending the recount of certain
void and protested ballots The Commissioners nd
journcd until to-day. after adopting a resolution
asking the Corporation Counsel for an opinion AS
to the duty Of tho Commissioners. in view OF the
circumstance OF the missing returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY. DEC. T. 1897
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUESDAY. DEC 7. 1897.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mobile asr, Layand. LONDON NSyem sSn 20
Company Arrived a the Bar at 3 20 m -
steamer Iucerne (Br). Rennic. Glasgow Nov II, IN
ballast 10 Austin Baldwin a. Co. Ordered to whining
Steamer Henrietta II Tr) Berg. Penarth November g.
Sighted of Fire Island , ,,. >,.,.
her "a in ballast Gust Heye. Arrived at the Bar Al
8 III. .., >c-, r.u.,.~ c.,o. y,v.,,
her "a Naples 20 Gibraltar 20. with mdse W cabin
and 400 steerage passengers Hamburg American Line
Arrived at tho Bar at 500 m, .,. a. -
steamer Caxo tBrl I~ns Carthassna November 10 ana
Gibraltar 49, via Hampton Roads December u IN pal
last to c Richard 4 Co Arrived at tho Bar at m
steamer Arkadia tBr). Thomas Mayagues November ~
Ponc. 81 and St Johns 80 with mdse TO the York
and Porto Rico 60. Arrived at the Bar at 4;S0 m.
steamer John Wilson (Nor). Osen Mayasuez November
"a port Antonio 81 and Charleston December with fruit
10 Brown & Solcomb vessel TO Bennett. Wash & Co.
Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 p m
Steamer Bevernon (Nor). Hansen. Port Antonio and
Port Maria November 80. Anatto Bay and Port Antonio
December l. with fruit TO the American Fruit Co. Ar
rived at tho Bar at ESQ m.
Steamer El Sud. Higgins. New Orleans December z,
with mdse to T Van Sickle.
Steamer Yorktown. Dole Norfolk. with mdse and pas
sengsrs Cd Dominion SIS Co.
Sandy Hook j. Doc 7. $3.50 Unwind northwest;
light breeze cloudy and hasy OH shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
HENRY G. BURLEIGH'S LEGAL RESIDENCE

An application made to Justice Truax. In
the Supreme Court. yesterday for a change OF
venue Of n suit brought BY tho Shepard & Monroe
Lumber Company against ex-Congressman Henry
g. Burlegh and mis- brother. Bracket w. Burlegh.
to recover $ 90 for malicious prosecution In bring
ing a civil suit Mr. Burelgh has an office at No.
/ Broadway, but submitted afildavits to provo that
he is n resident OF Whitehall. Washington County,
and asking that the action should be transferred
to that county. Opposing attidavits were sub
mitted, contendng that Mr.. Burelyh's residence
was Tconderoga: but his counsel said he had lived
and voted In Whitehall for twenty-five years. and
had for two terms represented that district In Con-
gress. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The trustees at their meeting on Monday night
received report from the village treasurer. show
ing that the funds In the treasury have been ex-
hausted. and no moro money will be available until
about March l. when the taxes for 1885 begin to
come in The Committee on Electric Railway
franchises reported and announced that an impor-
tant conference win be held tonight. President
Clarke reappointed Thomas g. Drake as Sewer
Commissioner for Ave years The largest biil al
lion Counsel for 81 200. or this amount $500 was
paid for litigation in the Bantel-Morsan contested
Heavy damage suits are being brought by per
sons whose property has been anected py the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CANRRIDGF-Gcneral Alfred r. Hartwell. OF
Honolulu FIFTH AVENUE-Raymond Ielaye' Oh
Costa Rica GRAND Captain Robert H. Read T.
& A. MANHATTAN. y. Greershields ana f.
w BORDEN Of the Canadian Cabinet. and Sir WIZ
tan, y Van Horne president OF the Canadian IA
cidc Railway MURRAY H1LIs-Judge Char!es /.
Saxton of Clyde. y. Y. PARK ANENu E-Ju'lus
Pi AzA-senator Frank j. Cannon. of Utah. Wall
DORF-Robert c. Pruyn. OF Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
THE n. Y AND ". j. BRIDGE COMPANY.

The stockholders OF the New-York and New-Jer-
sey Bridge Company held a meeting yesterday at
their office. No. ga Broadway. for the purpose OF
electing a new Board OF Directors. They author
tied the Board OF Directors to consolidate with
the New-Jersey company. and bring the
panics under the management Of Board OF
Managers.
Secretary Swan presented the map adopted by
the Commissioners December 3. and the
description Of a location for Il freight approach
along the marginal wharf or place from Pier No 1.
North River. to a connection with the bridge ap
proach at Fftieth-st and the freight yards Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bicycle tournament. Madison Square Garden
Aqueduct Commissioners meoting.
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment. city Han.
American Authors Guild Windsor Hotel s%o
p. m -, .,
Dinner OF Company f. 7th Regiment Plaza no
tel. p. IN.
Professor Guntons lecture Ftfth-ave. and TWEEN
tleth-st.. SIS D. m.
DR. Maynards lecture. Chickerng Han. p m.
Cornell University Club. Shefers Hall. Seven
teenth-st and Thrd-ave.. p m.
Henry George conference. Murray Hill Lyceum'
4 u
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TARRYTOwN.

An informal dance WAS given by the members
Of the Tarrytown Young Mems Lyceum last even
ing
The Helping Hand Mission Society. Of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold a sale Of
fancy articles, dolls, homemade cake and candy in
the lecture-room OF the church. Friday after
noon and evening
tractor last week. will in no way delay the com
building, In Broadway The school district viii
not incur any loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
SING SING.

The following are officers Of Morel Post No. ~
q. A. R.. chosen at the annual election held In the
post rooms on Monday evening" Commander, w
W. Ryder; senior vice-commander. Thomas Storms;
Junior vice-commander Oscar Knapp: officer of the
McNeal: Chaplain. A. j. Nowicki: officer OF the
guard Hiram Osborn: delegate to Department En-
esampment. Nehemiah sperry; alternate Pennington
John Gbney; delegates TO Wes,chester County
Association. Oscar Knapp and Pennington Watson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
FRAUDULENT NATURALIZATION INQUIRY

The Commissioner General OF immigration. T. v.
Powderly. yesterday sent word to Commissioner
Fitchie. o. the port OF New-York that the State
Department had been informed by the United
States Ambassador at Rome that a wholesale traf-
fc In fraudulent naturalization papers was being
carried In Italy. BY their use aliens. who
without them would be excluded. are able to enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08

THE COLOMBIAN ELECTION.

Charles r. Goddard. American electrician. ar
rived here yesterday from Carthasena on tho Atlas
Line steamer Altai and brought the report that.
owing to the coming Presidential election in the
United States OF Colombia. the premium Amer-
can money had reached 200 per cent. Tho suspense
preceding the election has unsettled business Mr.
Goddard said that tho cabed report that Reyes,
the opposition candidate had withdrawn. was
DrOba biy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
A POLICEMAN KICKED TO DEATH.
FELL UNDER THE HEELS OF FRACTIONS HORSE

Fiji. UNDER TIE HEELS or 4 FRAcTToUs HORSE
he WAS DRIVING.
Simon Mcdonald. policeman attached TO the
TIizoheth-s, station was kicked 10 death by
horse At Seventy -second-st and tho East Drive. In
Central Park. yesterday. Mcdonald and a member
OF tho Park police force were In tho Park. The
horse became fractions and kicked tho harness TO
pieces Repairs were made at the Casino. and tho
nalr started OF again. Al Seventy second St and
IN. Fast Drive tho horse again became fractions.
began rearing and prancing and tipped over
thrown near the horse. and was kicked in tho head
hv the animal His skull WAS fractured
Mcdonald was taken TO the Presbyterian HOS
Mini whore ho dlcd shortly after his arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
New York Central and

Ecw-york Central and Hudson River Railroad at
Flrty-ninih-st The location was accepted by the
stockholders. Il being necessary for the accomno-
dalton Of tho freght commerce for this port.
Tho following new BOARD Of Directors was
elected james \ Cark.on; John kunnells OF
Chicago: Daniel n. Lockwood. OF Buffalo: Louis
Wlndmullo- % New-York. George Young. OF New
York Charles A. smylie OF New York: william
Bell. Of New York: Thomas II. Bauch!e. OF New
York william H. Ely. OF New-York: Lorenzo Dun
can. Of brooklyn: John Loughran. OF brooklyn:
Charles II Swan. OF Brooklyn. and John c. Adams.
-, Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
PEEKSKILL

Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Chase. OF Maple-ave'
have been entertaining as guests Mrs, HAIRY
Barnum. OF Chicago; Mrs. j. NJ. Cogo. OF Port Jer-
Wis and Miss Eta Rumsey, OF Milford Penn.
The funeral OF William H. Pauding will take place
.h,. e,,ernoon at his home No $50 Main-st.. AT 2
o'clock. A., r,. pa,,,.+
Church held a chowder party and entertainment III
the church parlors last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA'S NEW FERRY.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company yesterday
assumed charge Of the annex ferry between Brook
lyn and Jersey City. All the accounts OF the old
ferry company have been turned to the rail-
road and the ferry will be operated as one OF the
branches Of the railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08

Fashion says the double-breasted
frock this year lacks the bell shape OF
a year ago. 1t dictates, that the coat
must be shorter and hang nearly
straight from the hip.
All this is nirrored in Our Prince
Alberts and Vests Of imported VI
cunas for $35 (full silk lined) and S3O,
Of thibets for SIS, Of undressed wors-
teds for $22: and worsted diagonals
for ST.. The three first named being
silk faced to the button holes.
OR made to order department
EQUALS the exclusive tailor in all but
price Il in your favor.
EIACKETT, Broadway,
Corner Canal,
& ". Near Chambers.