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WHITE PLAINS.

Fire broke out in the homo OF Stephen V. Albro
yesterday morning about o'clock. but was extin-
gulshed before more than 500 damage was caused.
1t IS thought that rats caused the fire by gnawing
matches
Dr. H. Ernest Schmid VIII deliver an address on
the history of the Westminster County Medical So
ctctv before that body at the celebration OF the
1o,,h anniversary of IT'S organization to be held in
this village next month. He is historian Of The So
cieiy has been IT'S president, and takes deep in
terest In the society aNaIS.
r. b. RYAN who on Thursday fell nine feet
through a hatchway in &. Scott * COS drygoods
store recovered consciousness yesterday morning.
He Is not internally injured as was thought AT
first.
appoin,cd referee 10y Judge KeOgh IN the suit
brought by Mrs. Mitchell against the village for
damages for land taken for "A sewer In Mamaro-
neck.
Or r. II. Morrison has arrived in England on
his Journey 10 Africa.
Joseph ponahue. formerly OF this village spent
Monday looking after his mothers property inter
csts here.
Bishop Potter confirmed n class OF seventeen in
Grace Church on Tuesday.
DR.. II. q. Y. DE Hart has completed his month
visiting hyscian 10 the White Plains Hospital.
DR. II. Ernest Schmid succeeds him for April the
hospital has moved 10 the recently acquired quar-
ters In LeXngton-ave.
Mrs a g. Jarvis visited White Plains this week
preparatory 10 opening her country home IN Broad
Supervisor Schrner who has been III At hts home
" II. Pettis OF Fisher-ave.. has opened n bl-
cycle store in the Schrner Building
council Of the ROYAL Arcanun was Instituted
this week. with about fifty charter members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
PORT CHESTER AND EYE.

The charter election in the village Of Port Chester
has beer called for Tuesday. April o. In the Mu-
nicipal Building The following officers are 10 hs
elected Two trustees. in the place OF Samuel
Comfy and James Patterson. whose terms expire
May g. and a Village Treasurer. in the place Of
John j. C0naty
Attempts were made last week TO ente" the home
Of Harry i. Girard near the home % George W.
Quntard Tho burglars succeeded IN gaining en-
trance 20 the home Of Gilbert Merritt In Wetmore
Place and secured money and jewelry.
The annua, election OF the Port Chester Athletic
Association is announced for the clubhouse on tho
night OF April % Five trustees are 10 be elected. in
the place of Frank Mertz Edwin +. StudwcN. j.
Sands. Joseph Haight. r. and J. Hermon Lyon.
The second concert Of the fifth season Of the
Port Chester Oratoro Society viii he given In the
Summarized Methodist Episcopal Church the
night Of april IS.
The Woman's Hospital Association will hold its
annual Easter sale on Saturday. April Il, afternoon
and night
The women Of Port Chester will give enter
tainment on Tuesday night at the home Of VII lam
J. Smith The proceeds VIII be in aid Of the Indian
famine sufferers
a large number Of Port Chester people, it is ex-
COngrcga tional Church. in Greenwich on Monday
night. The Glce cub of Obcrln College will give
the concert.
At the Congregational Church tomorrow night
the pastor will preach a sermon sabbath on
SerVaucr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
HOME FOR SlILORS ASHORE.

number Of prominent men who have for some
time had under consideration the organizing OF a
society Tor the building Of Sailors Rest for nted
States scaren met at the Chamber Of commerce
Yesterday for the hr-t time since the Incorporation
OF the society. the certificate OF which was signt
10y Governor Black yesterday. II is proposed 10
build "a HON, for sailors. whore they can when IN
this port spend thcir leisure time and which Will
act &C counter attraction TO the Bowery
The bylaws Of the new organization were read
Yesterday and adopted without dissenting vote.
and the following officers and trustees were unani-
mDusly elected: President Rear Admiral Henry
Irhc. United States Navy; vice president, 'onno-
dor, i. Pierponi Morgan Of the New-l ork Yacht
Clue: treasurer T.. j. Eerwind. secretary. lAeuten-
ant, ON frand.r \. r. Nazro. tinted State Navy
United Statc- Navy. chairman; +. q. Blackford and
: Nicholson Kane. trustees. William l.. Strong,
Frederick w Wurstcr. j. ". Ewel Commander
VI ,ntgomcry Scard. United States Navy; Captain
f. T. Hieginson. United States Navy: Commodore J.
PierpOnt Morgan. Ncw-lOrk Yacht club. Alexander
H. orr, Rear-AdmIral Henry Erben. United states
NAVY: Vernon II. Brown. Edward j. Berwind. :.
Nicholson Kane. George Edward Kent. Clement \.
Gr.scom jr.. Eugene q. BllckfJrd and William
Bcrri. .
The building and site arc to cost between $500
and $4,000 Of which amount 10 is said that the sail
orS viii contribute ia the noighborhOOd Of $4,000.
The Executive Committee was authorized TO lect
Site and submit plans for the proposed building.
which. f. was decided must be erected near the
Navy Yard.
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GERRY SOCIETY OrFIcMTS "NERrE."

Magistrate Crane in tho jefferson Marker Police
Cour, Yesterday remarked thai w VI. Cornell, as
efetant treasurer Of The Society for tho Prevention
Of Cruelty to children possessed 90 very large
nerve" Mr. Cornell while walking In SiXtn-are.
Yesterday afternoon. was Mortified by the sight 81
a poor woman who was carrying an eight months
old baby begging from passers by. NJ cornell
called mon Policeman Forbes. o. the West Thir-
tic;b-s, station who had been careful not to see
the woman. ana insisted upon the hegeaTs arrest.
you must perform your duty. or VIII know the
reason WHY Mr. Cornell IS reported 10 have said.
Forbes. when thus monaced with complaint.
took the woman and her baby to the police station
hut her arrest proved blessing in disguise II vas
pavdav AZ the station and when the policemen
heard the wCmans story they made up a purse for
her and the baby. The prisonef described herself
as AIrs Mary Medes. OF 80. 325 East Fifty-ninth-
81 She said that her husband had been incapaci-
tated from work by an injury 10 his hand Yes
terday the food in their home became exhausted,
and when the baby cried for nourishmcni she went
into the street 10 beg for enough money 10 enable
hcr 20 buy food.
policeman Forbes when he arraigned IN" woman
In court told her story Magistrate Crane, adding
that when he arrested her. he requested Mr. Cor
noll 10 appcar I'm court as complainant Mr.. Cor
nell however refused 10 90 so, ana sald ne Would
send his card Instead
The MAGISTRATE gave money 30 the woman and
DISCHARGED her lie then said to Policeman Forbes:
'If any one should ask you again TO make an ar
rest OF this kind don't you do IL unless the com
plainant accompanies you TO the station-house and
The court ! will take the full responsibility for
these instructions. and II Mr.. Cornell has anything
TO say 10 you in tho matter just refer him to me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
SrArEy LSLlND HlPPENINGS.

Tho trustees Of s. Marks Methodist church.
pleoean, Plains have sent a call to the Rev. NJ
Hlaclsco of elizabeth. and he will probably be the
next pastor Of tho church.
Mr. and M David L Rcnhord have returned
homo after an extensive Tip IN South America
cont Tonfkius J.. of \. has elected ihc follow
ing officers. Suh-chi"f William Duly; hnanCla
saGrafary Walter T., Young; senior warden
Thomas Rabie. junior warden y. T. 'al"nc' re-
ccrdirp secretary. Edwafd : Twyiord-
Thr children OF The Turn Ncr"in, IN Stapletoh
vii civ, ,1 enferfaiuu,c Monday evening
James Is Gould. commodore cf III" ocean ha'h'
club o. SfaplctOr. has resigned.
4 meeting of the Republican County Commute
will be- hello on Tuesday evening -, ,,
t:rarl Master John Stewart will visit Richmond
Lode J. 4 VI. Of Ior' Richmond. on Monday
evening. H.. t- r,.i5 rrr.,,,i, has
ar,ofntcl l. n CASSIDY general traihc agent ana
i Morton Vanderbilt general ticket agent OF the
An oTort f. being made 10 secure for IN" islann
tho famous rtingtor- Millhurn McyClr rae. lN'
county rOads anorl scvcin- HdnllIHpIo OU"IH'9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

had secured the ONCE by s ms0rtS 81 Corporal
William HALEY enlisted IN me aftnr having be-
over five years ago. TWO years at,er annninted
come a member OF the company he was apPo"'eo
corporal by Captain fruNh . ,,e..r c,,,r,is-
Al the meeting of the Board OF WAFER :, "' mni,,
s,oncrs on Thursday evening Joseph r. paiH'
counsel for the Board In the case OF lneouoiS
Silkman against the Board SEN Ie,.ti, ~ dorn a
doo,eior Affirming the decision of the lower court
in favor of the Board. Inc atorncy 9aiu III ri i
This decision is an importah' one "' - W tt
,na,,e contention had been sustained by the C"nrt
ali persons who paid water rents When your i,S" u
had sliding scale would nave heeI IN ~ rso
recover back the amount p"i" ~ wv" 80
Philip Mailing. proprietor % the Getty Eouse,
gave party THURSDAY evening IN ne a nos{ IN
Miss A Mailing There were dancing and nstru-
mental and vocal music: Some OF the quests
present were Fire Commissioner John foerst ana
Mrs. =. II. Havey Mr.. and Mrs Justus ~ fe1,SI
Miss Frankel. Miss Justus. Miss FREY; MISS
O'Br,en Miss Groat. Miss Mullen and Miss Philips
elected members of the Yonkers Canoe Club al It's
meeting Thursday night The members are MAX
Ing preparations for the opening OF the cahohS
season. ... - a., .
The Rev Frederick NJ Davenport, pastor OF me
First Methodist Episcopal Church. VIII preach MS
last sermons as pastor OF the church TO- MOI Nv
In the four years he has been assigned 70 me
First Church he has done a great deal OF hard
work and leaves the church In good condition.
The trustees OF tho Nonkcrs Corinthian lacht
club met on Thursday night and elected DR.. II.
Beattic Brown a member OF the club. This even
ing the usual open night will be enjoyed
will appcar at the pariors OF the Young Men s
CHRISTIAN Association this evening and read seec-
tons from her faihers writings.
Dr. Baum gave the last Lecture OF ms series on
Church History" last night at the chapel Of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. No charge 70" adinis-
sion was made The series has been we'll attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
NETWORK CITY.

The Master mate and owners OF tho tug Henry
4 Crawford have flied libel for salvage ana
damages against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv for saving the fcrryboat Annex no =. which
took fire al her dock in Jersey city last Nodnes-
dav evening The libcants set the value OF inc
boat at 10000. and ask that they he awarded
salvage based upon that amount, and $50 damage
sustained by the tug in :he rescue.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court has
assigned Justice Glogolich 20 sit in the Criminal
Branch Of the supreme Court for the month Of
April The Justice yesterday set April 10 as the
date for the trial Of Samuel Myers for numbering
his WIFE Annie at No. 2}7 East Tweniy-ninth-st
last September.
About three hundred Of the East Side laundry
workers who are on strike met at Liberty Hall, IN
Houston-st yesterday and heard reports from the
Executive Committee. About half Of the strikers
are girls and they ev.nccd much satisfaction upon
hearing that most Of the bosses had signed the
new, agreement for an cevcn-hour workday and an
increase OF about 20 per cent in wages.
W. Clarence Martin Of Martin & Bro. no. j
Wal-et will sail on La TOuraine to-day FOR SIX
,norths' trp lie will he accompanied by Mrs
Martin and his son and daughier.
lanes Horton. of 40 2e2 Sixth-ave.. jumped from
the Pennsylvania Railroad ferryboat Ncw-Jersey
Yesterday noon. while she was on he. way from
this civ 10 Jersey city. He was rescued and
taken 70 the city Hospital when the boat reached
the other side II IS expected tha' j" VIII recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
LOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

DEPUTY Sheriff Loub yesterday received at
tachmcnt against W. Levy Il Co. importers and
obbers hosiery at No. 33 Church-st.. for SOIL in
favor OF the Golden Belt Hosiery Company. OF
made by Louis Hoffman, In which he alleged that
I'm the first week I'm March Mr.. Levy told him the
firm was going TO fail. that there would be n Sher-
ims sale and Mr. Levy wanted him 10 attend II
and buy the goods for Mr. Levy. who would go on
In business under "a new name. Mr.. Hoffman also
said that fourteen cases Of goods belonging to the
firm were stored in three different warehouses IN
ihs city in the name OF other persons. The part
n.rs are Wolf Levy and Alexander Hrschfeld.
Mr. I.ovy formerly importer I'm London.
England The firm declared that it had capital
OF $500 but "Bradstreet's" did not give II any
capital rating The Sheriff also received executions
against the firm for 500 and yesterday sold out
the stock left In the store for sl3S.
Marx & Frenkel, wholesale dealers I'm clothing NJ
No ~ Lafayette Place are in difficulties. and Jus
tee Smyth. Of the supreme Court, yesterday APP
pointed Levi Samuels receiver OF the assets on tho
application Of horwtz IL Iiershleld in suit
brought 10y Emanuel Marx against Matilda Frenkcl
for the dissolution OF the firm. The bond was fixed
at t20p" II was stated that they had recently suf
fered severe losses In the business arising from de-
probation ia stock losses on outstanding accounts
large expenses and bad business. Horwltz &
Hershfiod said that the liabilities amounted to
1900. A meeting OF creditors has been called for