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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WHITE PLAINS.

At a special term OF the Supreme Court yestef-
day Justice J. o. Dykman granted a stay OF the
order recently issued by Justice NJ. j. keosh al
lowing IS a week amony and 500 counsel fees 10
Mrs Elizabeth Roma Wise, Of New-RocneHe.
whose marriage 10 Harold NJ. Wise the boy
mother Mrs Julia c. Stive's is trying 10 annui
upon the ground that he WE n minor a. lhc UNI
the ceremony was perfo- med The alifnony was
granted from April 10 until the suit is decided az
the May term OF the Supreme Court.
rhe New Rochelle village election case came up
in the special term of the Supreme Court yester-
day, before Justice J. O. Dykman: Counsel Ior =.
H. Morgan. the Republican candidate Tor trustee
I'm the Fourth Ward alleged that the inspectors
of election had disobeyed the order OF the court
directing them TO count the eight ballots thrown
out as defective. The inspectors. II appears, pro-
coeded 10 count these ballots, but at the same
the election and discovered what they claim were
three ballots that should have been counted Tor
Matthias Bantel. the Democratic candidate they
counted these three ballots for Mr.. Bantel ana as
they sufficient to counteract the erect OF the
eight ballots ordered counted by Justice Dykman
MIR Bantel was declared elected. The case Will he
tried next Wednesday upon the question whether
the inspectors obeyed the Courts order or not
The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Church
will be held in the chapel tomorrow evening "hen
the election Of trustees and officers Will he held.
and the reports of the various societies and de-
apartments OF the church submitted.
Ralph A. Stewart, Superintendent OF the Puphc
Schools has declined to accept a reappointment
Mr. Stewards reasons for so doing not given,
but II IS understood that he has come TO this de-
csion because of differences existing between him
self and members of the Board OF Education on
subjects connected with the management or the
schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The congregation OF St. Paurs Lutheran Churen
gave reception on Thursday night in honor OF 'hc
nav pasior the Rev. Charles +. Mohldenke. VINO mas
inst returned from an extensive trip through ASIA
and Africa. G. Bell. superintendent OF the SUNDAY
school was toastmaster. and addresses were maae
by DR.. Edward F. MohldenlSe and the Rev. Afred b.
Mohldenke About two hundred guests were present
John ~ Brett, Collector of Taxes. will begin the
annual collection on next Wednesday morning. On
taxes paid before May rs no fee Will be charged
after that date interest at the rate OF per cent
The rate IS 2.29S6.
The Young Mems Christian Association Building
will be closed next week. and the members have
been busy for several days removing their property
from the lockers OF the gymnasium Inc young
Mems Republican Club will lease the large asschiD!
room and will probably arrange 10 nave the use "
Tho bowling alleys and other departments OF 'he
building. 49, u-o..obssta-
County Wheelmen has been orSanized Inc OH i ere
are / Alva Jenlint. resident; Montague IhaiIiieI
y'ce-president: Harry Clarke secretary; IeTl &c
close treasurer and Clarence Rowland, captain;
Tomorrow night the pupils OF N pnDhc sc'ooS
Will hold Grant memori%' exercises N uie ~ :.
semby-room Of the Fifth Avenue BuIdns. ne ne
nroeramme will consist Of music. speeches. pd,,o.
songs and q drill by the Epworth GuarGs Ans &c!
Hallam director of the Noun: vernon MusIcd! gu
ciety. will have chargs of the musical fea'u'eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
DOBBS FERRY

Al the Easter election in Zion Episcopal Church
+he Rev r NJ Berkeley rector tho foHo"lhS Sc
,.ctions were made: Warders. John Besson ana
Samuel G. Dorland: vestrymen +. NJ Crom"elI'
Ceorre De vii, Williamson. John r Slack, Joseph
Dunbar. Martin NJ. Todd and Charles Il. MyIiek.
Az the service tomorrow morning the Easter HiusI-
al nro9ramrue viii be repeated under the direc.
lion Of Frederick Hutel. Ionke-s the ORGANISE anu
The Village Assessors have completed the assess
rnent roll and will meet next SATURDAY 10 He"i
grievances. . .o ,.a.,. Ora.r
Spring Valley Lodge No ls Independent OrdeT
of odd Fellows. Will CelebratS lie lorly-sefehS.l
anniversary to-day with memorial services u.
the evening the members will attend services IN
the First Reformed Church, Tarrytowu, me pres
emit officers are Frederick Berket. Noble Crane
barton Graham vice presid mt. Thomas CreiBhlo,'
secretarv: Henry Kartourg financial secretary; q.
II. Newhouse. treasurer. The only Charter mem ~,
her now connected with TIP lodge is James w;
Lawrence, OF Ardsley. who has heI1 the oHlce oI
conductor for the last forty-two years;
TIE Misses Fann. and Allie McComb have gone
10 Europe for q short trip. -
Ex-senator Charles p McCleIand mas peeh up
pointed Corporation Counsel! -,
Thomas j. McCa0e has resigned as member OF
thu Board Health.
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LARCHMONT MANOR.

The mernbers of the Malbwell Tennis Club gave
a pink domino dance. reception and dlhner IN the
Bovau House on Wednesday night. The affair was
enjoyed by about fifty persons. among whom were
Miss Bird Miss Proctor. Miss Wicksted, MISS
Palmer Miss Allen, Mrs. Riley. Mrs. Alderman
and Mr. Riley Mr.. Bird. Mr.. Spaulding Mr. Per-
rim Mir. Arosemena and Mr.. Alderman The mem
bers have decided 10 form golf clu3 and are look
Ing about for a suitable place for links. ~
The Fire Department Of tn" Manor gave az dtii !
on Thursday night and inspected by Chief
w H. Campbell his assistants, Chief SpauiGing
and Chief Geriach. and FOremen John Bevan ana
George Towle.
The recent movement which contemplatcs the es-
Enlistment Of schoo. in the Manor has been
favorably received and committee consisting OF
J. s Knevals, Richard OGorman. Joseph p. Glider
the Rev Richard Golden, Oliver Adams and Wal
ter c. Hunting has been appointed TO select site
and procure funds The scnool VIII be built, II pos
sible this season.
At the election in St Johns Episcopal Church,
Girard q. W. Towrey and Walter {. Hunting We're
made wardens. and Charles A. Singer, William
Murray. G. NJ Barretto Charles c. Little. Gerald
s. Hayward and George +. Jde. members Of the
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YONKERS.

The oficers and a number of the members Of the
Woman's Institute Club went to New-York City
on Friday night and attended the thirtieth annual
meeting Of the Working Girls Societies Of the New
York Association, which held in the Murray
Hill Lyceum.
The three new affairs recently placed In Holy
Trinity Church through the generosity OF the
parIsbioners will be blessed this afternoon at 4
o'clock and 1t is expected that many clergym IN
from this city and New-Iork VII take part IN 'he
ceremony. The ceremony will be performed by
Bishop Farley. Among the clerSymen VINO are eHS
pected TO be present Albert \. LinPs, dean OF
Inc counties of Wcstchester, Putnam and Dutchess,
the Rev. Henry i. Xavier, and Fathers st. John
1iEa s rchlY decoTated with gold on il arc three
ceties connected with the church 10 march IN a
body 10 meet the Bishop and escort him and the
visiting priests TO the church H.. t,oo,. 49,,
About twenty-five veterans OF Hope HOOK ana
Ladder Company met in the truckhou6e in Paii-
sade-ave. on Friday night for tho purpose OF form.
ing a, veteran organization. Another meeting Will
The fourth series Of games in the individual
championship tournament at the alleys of the Pail
evening Each competitor will roll three games
with each Of tbs other men. The schedule for TO-
nlsht is Johnson; Hostrom. Marsden; Marsden
against Martin; Holstrom against Martin.
The Greek church In this city will celebra 10
Easter to-day There service at midnight.
and high will be celebrated at 10 O'Clock this
A. the home Of Colonel William L. Heermance in
Paiisade-ave.. tomorrow evening Miss Katherine
lar Scotch authors. Tho entertainment l. given
under the auspices OF Keskeskick Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution. The com
mittee In charge incluGeS MISS Prime. Miss ieer-
nance and Miss Janet FlaSg.
J'pon invitation of the Rev. James f. Freeman,
rector of St Andrews Memorial Church. Ludlow.
tho members OF Yonkers and Paisade lodges OF
Odd Fellows will attend service nj tho church this
evening and listen to n specia! sermon.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Appelats Diyision-Supreme Court--Recess
Supreme Court-AppeIlate Term-Before Daily. p. J..
%.5ssl. H s3SS :rai Ts' Of civ tosr III
T. 5. Appeals from judgments Of city Court: Nos. I, 3
Courts r. So + to 80 inclusive TO- ''F' ''o" D''''''
supreme Court-special Term-Part before Beach.
saS9%e SSa &4 Ss mp B.oe Beck
Supreme Rsn s' aG'
Nos a. W. AZ 5 NGs sS.
1901. Case unfinished -, r,.u, p.x ~ p..... r-.,.
I%w and tact: Nos 44oo 44io io7o 4s2 4o47 44sS
1896 455I 4Gj 462l, 1926 4G2I zoos 1860 Asst. 4G6I
'o sSpreme coait%specal TermPart vI-B.fose An
lrews. J.--Causes to be cent from Part " for trial
supreme court-spccial Term-Parts V. VII and VIII.
supreme ccurTraI T,rnPart WEsfo,e G1cdman
LEA igs iS7ss HIS is52 iiic5 ii7ii i77
iis sIArr la".' courtrral Tem-par -Betore Glider
s soa s.s S I'll GOA GOA 5G5 $751; $780, $50
s;nrcme court|Trlai Tem-part Iv-Befors sedg
wick Causes to be sent from Part III for trial
supr"me Court-Trial Term-Part v-AdIourned for the
'eF gmnreme court-rrlni Term-par vI-Before Book
stavr Jcauses to be sent from Part III for trial case
supreme Courtral Te,m-rart yII.bc,ore a., pH Ga
Case on No 20i2. Waeber agt Talbot No day cal
Supreme cour,-Tnal TermParts VIII. TX and X
snp'eme c"urt"Triai Term-Par XBcfor- MacIean.
J-causes be sent from preferred calendar for trial
supreme Couf-Tral Term-Paft All-Betore S'oNeT'
-cause- be sent from preferred calendar for riAl
case unfinished. - - r.,..- ,t..u..a,a @
oour, opens NJ 1890 n. No day calendar. Wits Tor
,,robs,.. Charles +. Relss John r. Perry MARY r.. H.
p,ig I,ert Reed Alexander Lily. William Petersin
out1e Meyer. George Bothner, William y. St John at
ina n m. Martin Benner, James NJ Bailey, barbara
Wecbsler Nathan Meyer. AT y. m. . - .
surrosate's Court-TriHl Terrn-Beiore Arnold S-aNo'
zoe, Iii ~ Able O'Meara at 1890 a IN. No. 1900
Iii ~ Lawrence T.. Lynch NJ 1880 a. m
ci,y Court-Special Term licfofe an Nyck' I. j.
49, onsns AT 10 a. m. Motions at 1899 a.
Grv 'Court-General Term-Before conlan, y. j.;
schucbmnn aud O'Dwyer. JJ.-tourt opens at 10 a.. N
,nreoIs from 10 II Inclusive Appeals from
,,,tgments-Nos. 1 to - inclusive -
the term -. ~ p.,,r. Mccarthy
~ o77 e3O6 22lO 1909 292. 2lb2 LAB: lpIs Giois
All 1919 1925 1912 1881 1897 2iGa 2io ~ ieiS
Sla lisa ei6O pS0 2A2A 2tSl 2ta2 2s3a. 2iss Ease,
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TO the treasurer his successor not having quainea
and tho trustees have appropriated the sum or 90
10 begin proceedings against Mr.. Hallenbeck il 10
fails TO comply with their order. -,
Tho announcement is made that contracts lot inc
completion Of the Saw Mil River drainage system
az this place have been signed. with the agreement
that work is be begun at once ana De pusheu 10 d
speedy completion before july. -, .
The Knollw God Country Club was the scene OF d
large social gathering yesterday afternoon me
occasion being the annual breakfast OF the west
the season for the club. but another run may pe
held on Tuesday although II was not announce
Yesterday. About hundred and ffiy guests
partook OF the breakfast, at which handsome ST.
yer cup presented TO William r. lsrlln ol
New-R ochelle. in appreciation OF his services
as master The presentation speech was mace ny
Howard y. Potter. Mr.. Iseln accepted inc cup
with a few words Of thanks. ,.,,, ,,
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
and Mrs c. oliver Isein. r. i. Thorn. Miss Thorn;
Mr. and Mrs w. d. Hatch. Miss Hatch. MI ana
Mrs H. NJ. Potter Arthur lselin. Delaney .se!'
Kane and Mr.. ana Mrs. c. F. Bates; OF New
Rochelle: r. f. Potter Major Cooley, Mss C0o,ey'
Alfred Cooley and Ms. Marion story, o. Vest
chester; Nathaniel c. Reyna and Z. $. Roynal. o.
White Plains: H. Nj Hartman. OF Port Ches.er
Augustus r. Gilender OF Elmsford; r. - Ran,
dolph and Miss Randolph, of Ryerdale; MI. ana
Mrs Paul G. Thcbaud and }. Il. Hartman, OF
irvlneton: Mr.. and Mrs Maitland. Mr. and :lIs.
Wing Miss Pomeroy r. /. Sackett. Edward Buck
ley K L. Beekmau, the Misses Enos, w O. Love
H. w Bull Howard Wets. {. T. Garland, Max,
well Stevenson Miss Haight. Charles Appleton ana
Messrs Perry, Haight and McClay OF New ork
After breakfast the members had peasant run
with the beagles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
WOMENS DAY AT THE LAWYERS CLUB.

The women friends of the members of the Law
vers Club were entertained at reception m the
rooms of the club, in the Equitable BuildlnS' NO
800 Broadway. yesterday afternoon. over lou'
thousand invitations had been issued for the func-
ton and between the hours of and the rooms
were crowded with guests from this and Other
cities Among those present We're Clarence Go if
Ter tr., Conrad " Jordan; !. r kilbreth. NJ ma
Nj p conllin Colonel and Mrs. j. J. McCook,
Tbarles Thurston Charles b. Alexander and MT
and Mrs +. II. Comstock. 49,. o,.u,n, ,or
.hn drst lime. Of the new dining room of the club
The room. which is $SXlo feet IN area Is on r I'M
t tSe styie OF the Italian Renaissance forming
80 sj,y, contrast with the sombre ornainenta
pSdn snroyaiis in the other parts of the clubs
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81 UNION so.
GERMAN GIRLS AFFLICTIOS.

HER FATHER HANGED HIMSELF on sHIPHoAhD
BECAUSE og GRIEF OVER HER
MoTaEPs DEATH.
Katharine Peters seven-year-od German girl
arrived here yesterday in the steamship Persia
from Hamburg after a voyage full Of terrible afiic
ton for her. When the steamer left port on April
10 the girls father Nicholas Peters. was with her
Four times M sea he tried to hang himself, ana
each time the little girl cut him down. and on the
last occasion her knife slipped and her ratner
throat was cut Katharine stopped the now OF
blood with her handkerchief and left her iasher
alone for n few moments. When she returned 10
him she found him dead: he had tried n NTH time
10 hang himself and succeeded. lie was pured al
,- ... oao 60
lie had come TO this country three years ago ago 70
work at his trade of carpenter lie was summoned
home because of his wlfes sickness; she dled snort
ly after he arrived in Germany The man Was
nrostrated by the shock, and when he started PACK
FOR this country with his daughter on the Persia
he would not eat, and called his wires name CON
tinuallv He was attended by the ships doctor Dut
nothing could be done with him. lie succeeded IN
killing himself on April IL. -, - ,,.,o,
When Katharine landed Yesterday she was placed
in charge OF the Sisters Of St. Agnes, at the Leo
Haus, No. Safest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The lockout Of seven hundred steamntters, Or
dered several weeks ago by the Master Steam and
Hot Water Filters Association, has been called
off, and the majority OF tho locked-out men re-
sumed work yesterday morning.
Tho 18th Regiment, Colonel Mcc. Butt, will be
Inspected by Brgadler-General Hoffman. Inspector
General. the evening OF May g. 1t is believed
that the inspecting officers will find an improve
men. In tho command, and that more men VIII be
counted than Last year. Colonel Butt has recov-
cred sufficiently from his illness to attend to his
duties
The Excelsior Eur and Glove Sewing Machine
Company, Of No 14S Elm-st., OF which Henry f.
Gillig Is president has settled the two claims In
the hands OF Deputy Sheriff Butler. The attach
ment OF 81 5N obtained by Charles Siedler has been
vacated by Justice ODwyer OF the City Court, and
the judgmen: Of s5S5 Obtained by Adolphus w. G..
Grotty has been set aside by the court, on condi-
ton that the company furnishes bond OF 900 ana
pays the costs and disbursements In connection
with the execution.
The exhibition Of paintings. tapestries and other
art objects at tho American Art Galleries Will be
continued Grant memorial week Admission is
free
John D. Crimmins treasurer OF tho irish Ma
tional Federation OF America has forwarded to
the treasurer of the Irish National party 81 900.
This constitutes the first instament OF n fund now
being raised in Boston 10 assist in carrying out
tho plans of the Irish Race Convention. held at
Dublin last September.
Among tho passengers who arrived last evening
On the Imbrie was Signor Foil. the concert singer
The magnificent steamer Adirondack, OF the
Ponies Line steamers. night line TO Albany. VIII
go in commission tomorrow evening, leaving this
ctv at 6 D. m The steamer Drew Will he WITH
drawn after conveying the Third Brigade. ~ u
y Y 900 strong from Albany on Monday ana
returning with the samo body on Tuesday AT I
n m. for that night only, instead OF p m'' as
usual.
rohn d Crimnrs treasurer Of the irish Ma
tIonal Federation of America, forwarded yesterday
TO the treasurer of tho Irish National party N'"V'
thu first instalnent OF a fund now being raised IN
BOSTON toward carrying out the mandate OF inc
irish Rnco Convention held at Dublin last Septem-
ber
Tho Aurora Zouaves, OF tho National Guard
State of Illinois. arrived here yesterday morning
~ io,n Buffalo Bits Wild West Show at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow. They were piio'ed 10
Ambrose Park by Major John NJ. Burke
Postmaster Dayton yesterday presented 10 inc
postoa1ce A. framed group OF photographs oil all
thu postmasters Of NewYork city from the es-
,ah,,sbment of the Department The postmaster
has been engaged IN the woik OF coHccthB ,he
portraits for the last two and haIt year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor connected with the First Reformed Church,
OF which the Rev. Dr. John Knox Allen is pastor.
will celebrate its fourth anniversary on Thursday
evening next. good programme IS being ar
ranged. a feature Of which will be address by
Booker T. Washington. president of the Tuskegee
Normal and Industrial Institute of Tuskegee Ala.
William Moss has resigned from the Board Of
Health.
At the morning service at St Marks Episcopal
Church washington Irving MemoriaD TODAY
Miss Redding. sister Of the rector, will sing the
offertory solo
The Rev. DR.. John Knox Allen. pastor OF the
First Reformed Church VIII preach special ser
be present Sleepy Hollow Lodge No. 2S3, OF
North Tarrytown: Westchester Lodge No 800. OF
Dobbs Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
SING SING.

large barn on the Charles Welsh estate. nor ,h
OF this village was burned and the contents. In
GLIDING valuable horses. wagons and harness. en-
tirely destroyed on Friday night. Tie property was
leased and occupied by oscar Hallock.
Four applicants for the place Of superintendent
OF the prison shoe manufacturing department were
examined under the Civil Service rules AT the
prison on Thursday.
The brass department of the rev Sullivan Marine
in mse ,cnnorajlv IN snnnlv nower nnu liz rne
ular boiler, which IL TO supply steam TO all the
departments, is placed In position. II f. thought
that In n short time these important works Will be
in full operation.
Chellis d. Swain and Carol II. Stevens OF Morcll
Post G. A. r. of this village. have been appoint ed
aids 10 John {. Shots. marshal Of the veterans
grand division In the Grant parade.
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AN ITALIANS MCRDEROUS ASSAULT.

Dpryy A PISTOL on TWO EMPLOYEES FOR INTER
rERrNG WITH HIS RIDE or AN ELEVATOR.
Robert j. Dickson engineer and Richard J. Ora
ham, elevator boy, at the double apartment-house
at No 2os Grand-st. had exciting experience
With an Italian Friday afternoon. the details OF
which were not made public until yesterday
Just before o'clock Friday afternoon Graham
tho elevator boy. left the elevator for a moment
II was then resting at the ground floor. He re-
turned lust in time to see the elevator shoot up
ward with a dark complexcned passenger on IT,
on reaching the top floor TIE elevator banged
against the top OF tho shaft, the passenger being
unable to stop It,
In the mean timc Graham had Informed the en-
gneer and the latter ran upstairs to the top hooG
where he found the man Gagged in the elevator, UNI
able to open the shaft gate. With the blade or
knife the engineer pushed up the lock and opened
the gate He then got hold of tho passenger by
the collar and threw him out on tho landing. The
italian made a swing with his fist at the engineers
face. The blow was lodged ana the Two men
cinched. the engineer again throwing the Italian
Graham by this time had reached the landing
the latter drew a revolver and pointed It at the
boy Graham. who was standing at the top OF
gight Of stems staggered backward on seeing the
rnSniver and fell down the entire flight of stairs
Then tho irate Italian turned the pistol toward tne
engineer. who had jumped into the eIevator Slosed
tho gate and started down. The Italian nred ana
tho bullet barely missed the engineers head Iheh
the italian followed the elevator down two nights
third floor the engineer stopped the elevator ana
darted for the front Of the building. and from tne
bareheaded continued on downstairs ana dlsap-
peared down hottest man,, -,
The police quickly at the building. and al;
though a search was made for the man. he could
not be found. The detectives Of the Mulberry
precinct are Looking for him He eb left 6v STeni
ubIc bo m carried his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Tia public coach Enterprise. owned by George r.
Read and run for the convenience Of the summer
residents Of Rye. will begin It's trips on May TO- 1t
Is booked on May II for j. ]. Rker and friends;
Nav u. Mrs H. r. Mallory and friends: May 10.
Miss Phillips; May %. John R. Downey.
Charles Lawrence Posi- r. II. George comma nder.
and large number OF comrades from Greenwich.
including the camp OF the Sons OF Veterans Will
take part in the Grant Monument palace.
Congressman William L. Ward. who was recently
elected vestryman Of s.. Peters Episcopal Church
In Port Chester has declined lie says that
his duties in Washington require much of his at
tenton that he will have ~ timo 10 serve as he
uouid wish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
ELMSFORD.

necktie and apron sociable was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Booth in the White
Plains Road on Thursday evening for the benent
Of the Greenburg Reformed Church OF which The
Rev. q. A T. Goebel Is pastor. large number
had. ~ ~
The bonds of Mrs Florence l.. Johnson the new
treasurer OF this school district In the sum of Nlo
have been accepted w. II. II. Ely of Tarrytown
and Mr. Mowbray of Chenille being the sureties
Zee tset 10 M vacancy. w. II. Storrs and w f.
heaoy have been appointed a committee 10 neeo-
tate loan 10 defray the expenses OF the district
yntil innds are COLLECTED from the tar levy
turn over all books and property In his possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25

TottenvIlle, are: Wardens. Dr. Walker Washington
and w. d. Barton vestrymen. Jacob Herrel, Henry
Chaplin Gilbert s. Barnes and w A. Johnston.
The election in St. Johns Church, Clifton. has
been postponed until June. owing to the illness OF
DR.. ECceston.
A meeting OF the Port Richmond Union Free
School will be held on "Wednesday evening 10 vote
A petition headed by Mrs. Anna Shaw Curtis has
been presented TO the New-Brighton trustees. ask
ing them TO establish at least public parks In
the village.
Christ Church. New-Brighton. Staten Island, has
elected the following: Wardens-N. s. Walker and
l.. Il. Cuvell Vestrymen-W Raynor, T: ID.
Cunningham, De +. Critten, II. T. Alexander. II. G.
Woodruff G.. Irving f. b. Arnold and j. T. Fabor.