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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-24
OCELa OCCURRENCES
General and Personal Items of
Interest About the City
And Vicinity
r. r. CaEacLl, CITY EDITOR

& Mente's.
G.. G.. Todd, Of fernando, IS in
town looking after his property.
just received today fresh fat
Cedar Key oysters az Blacks
NJ. Haughton, Of Jacksonville,
is in town on business.
School shoes, light, durable
and cheap, at Rheinauer's.
Fresh, fat veal today at j.
w. Davis, city market.
M. A. Reich, Of Savannah, is
in town.
"A full line of Jonesville suits
at Masters.
M. A. Fulton, of fernando, is
in the city on business.
Boys and children's Refer
coats at Masters
Fall clothing samples, styles
and prices for every one at Rhein-
auer'S.
Fresh country eggs and veg
etables at L. S Blacks, city
market.
Eugene Dobbs left yesterday
for Mount Vernon, H., to spend
the winter.
Those desiring choice beef,
pork and mutton, should call at
Edwards Brothers, city market.
-Rheinauer has clothing for
men, youths and boys. Styles
and grades are legion.
-Pongce and wash club ties
1Oc each or for Csc at j. j. Full
ler's.
Edwards Brothers, at the
city market, lead in all market
supplies.
Just try 1Oc. box of Casca.
rets, the finest liver and bowel
regulator ever made.
Handsome line of parasols
and ladies' umbrellas just re
reived at G.. Rheinauer's.
Mrs. G. E. Wood, wife of night
agent Wood of the Plant System.
is visiting friends at Lowell.
Stacks of sticks. Whoever
buys ours won't get stuck. Da
wilson & VanEchop.
Our line of mems fall clothing
is complete, stylish and cheap
H. B. Masters.
Roman stripes in percal'
for shirt waists, yard wide 12!c
very stylish, at Rheinauers.
w. Nj. Brooks and wife, o
Floral City, are in the city regis
istered at the Ocala House.
-AStralhan cloth-the lates
goods for ladies' dresses, 15C
per yard at Rheinauer's.
Hoods Pills are easy to take
easy to operate. Cure indiges
ton, biliousness. Csc.
Finest stock of fall garde
seeds, onion seeds, ETC., BUST
and Livingston's, have just al
rived at Tydings & Cos.
-Perfumed Talcum powdc
will prevent chatting and r"icl1l
heat. Terkeewcen pills the be:
liver and kidney pills known, II
dozen at Tydings & Co.'S.
Broken lots of mems fine har
sewed shocE-we mean the
grade--while they last. Yol
choice at $500. Davidson & Va
EchOn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-24
Summer Train Service OF the E. {. Ry.

Commencing Saturday, July ),
add itiOnai trains between Palavka
and New Smyrna will be operated
on the following schedule:
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-09-24

bers.
Protect yourself against sick
ness and suffering by keeping
your blood rich and pure with
Hoods Sarsapariila. Weak,
thin. impure blood IS sure to re-
suit II disease.
Mc,i's shoes, shoes for the Ia
dies ana for the dainty miss and
school Shoes and then
Just SHOES, as Raeinauer's.
Go TO w. Is. Merck's and you
will se, who are getting ready for
the carnival. Tie public are in-
viLed to Inspect his work. Spe-
cial invitation to the ladies.
S. Y. Finley and j. A. Am
mons, two prominent Gaines
Vile lawyers, were in the city
yesterday.
The fashionable man would
do well to consult us before plac-
in his order for his fall suit. Da-
wilson & VanEchop.
Watch the Autobiography
drug store for low prices and fresh
goods; our stock is always NOV
ing.
J. S. Hilburn, one Of Palatka's
brightest young lawyers, is in
town on legal business, and is
the guest of his brother, Rev. j.
2. Hilburn.
-Yonge & Mente have just re-
ceived a fine line Of bicycle sun
dries.
New assortment Of caps for
fall wear just in. Davidson &
Van Echop.
Your choice 1c. = y wood
clothes pins, school tablet, 10
slate pencils, best lead pencil, 4
shoe strings, 80 hair pins, paper
needles, pockt mirror, ? hat pins.
The Racket.
All public conveyances should
be painted anew for the carnival.
w. b. Merck has just received a
lot Of the finest paints and var.
nishes ever shipped to this city,
and he will compete in workman
ship with the world.
You can "walk in your Sleep
provided you wear one of ou1
night robes; soc. and up. David
son & VanEchop.
| -Kis-me gum at the Anti-Mo
nopoly drug store.
You wouldn't do without oul
coats, you wouldn't if you could
you couldn't do without oul
pants, you couldn't if you would
Call and inspect the line at Mas
| ters'.
Mrs. D. II. HEX arrived hom
last night. Her first consign
ment Of fall millinery will arriv,
in a few days. She has engaged
an experienced trimmer, who vii
arrive in about a week.
Why not have clothes tina
the more you think about then
the better you like them: that
the kind YOU get at II. B. Mas
, ters'.
-Negligee shirts in all style
and patterns from soc. up at Mas
i ters'.
H. 3. Masters received TIL
morning a handsome line Of cape:
jackets, etc. The styles are {
). the very latest and colors beaut
Y full and desirable. The ladie
t should inspect this department q
c once.
-Lenox soap, the hest har
4 water soap made, &c, : for %
g The Racket.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Miss Lauretta Godstrey narrowly escaped oelhS
killed about IL O'Clock on Wednesday evening. Sho
was seated at a table in her fathers lce-cr'di"
porior In Beekman-ave talking with her orother
Charles Codstrey and William Babcock. Charles
had lust purchased new revolver and began 10
compare (; with Williams. Babcock supposodi?
took all the cartridges from his revolver but H.
stead left one In. He then started to light cigar
o,te and as ne did he felt the revolver s'iptlhg
as he tried TO catch II it went on ihe Duiiet en-
tered Miss Godstrey's arm just above the eIoo"
and came out Just below the shoulder.
sleepy Hollow Lodge Independent Order or Odd
Fellows elected officers its last meeting. They
Will be Installed on July by ID. - q. NJ. oscar v.
Barger of Westchester District No: l.
al the annual meeting of the Tarrytown ana
North Tarrytown Building and Loan Association
the following officers were elected Dowah d. Tal-
man president: James a. Thompson, vice-pres-
dent; Frederick +. Bunden reasurer; Alfred >
Randall secretary; owen Smith. Alfred g. Randall
and John S4Ckett. directors.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
THE CENTRAL-HARLEX SUIT.

The suit that has been begun by the New-York
Central Railroad against the Harlem road. partic-
uars CT which have already been published In The
Tribune. has generally been looked upon friend
~ action in which the main issue 10 obtain
merely judicial Interpretation of certain clauses
in the contract that exists between the two COM
panies for working purposes. But according to ID.
w Tears one of the counsel for the New-York
Central who was seen yesterday. the parties TO the
action are urging the suit upon anything but annie
able lines Dependent upon the result OF the case Is
a loss to the stockholders OF either the Central or
the Harlem systems. and the matter Will be fought
out 10 an end through all the available legal proc
esses with al the persistence and resource that
opposing counsel can command.
Divested OF the legal verbiage which abounds IN
the complaint filed by the plaintiff company. the con.
test resolves itself into question OF the right or
the Harlem company 10 issue mortgage on its
Of 10 the New-York Central When the latter cor
poraton In 1873 leased the Harlem line for four
hundred years II agreed among other things
that the Central should guarantee the per cent
inieres, upon Harlems S2OOCO bonds The re-.
funding scheme recently adopted by the Central
provided not only for the reduction of the interest on
its own bonds to 81 per cent but for the issue OF
new bonds by the Harlem Railroad upon similar
basis Of percentage. But at meeting OF the d.
rectors of the latter road shortly after the plan
communicated TO them they decided 10 have a
refunding scheme OF their own. Accordingly they
arranged for 3a per cent mortgage for the amount
OF their bonds with the Guaranty Trust Company,
but they contend that this arrangement does not
absoIve the Central from continuing TO pay them
per cent interest until the termination Of the lease,
es provided by the contract. The N2.00ooo bonds
mature In 800, and the New-York Central In its
endeavcr to prevent the Issue Of the mortgage to
the trus. company. will maintain that II is called
upon &c pay only the interest a. which the bonds can
be extended, which Is w per cent.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

= Prohibition conference VII! begin this evening
IL the Auditorium at Prohibition Park and viii
De continued until July s. This evening Samue.
Jich,e chairman Of the Na.iona! Prohibition Com
rniltee will make address. On Monday the
4. .:'can Medical Temperance Assoeia:.o,. Wi!
nod u convention. AT which DR.. y. 5. Davis, @:
Chicago; DR.. j. II. Kellogg Of Battle Creek. Mich !:
Dr C:o:, crs ~ Hartford; ID. Quimby, OF Jersey
CITY. and DIR. G.osvenor OF Buffalo. Will make adj
dresses. :.
.hc track on the bridge at 81. George yesterday
morning blocking the track for half an hour.
A. H. Marsh OF Arthur XIII Council. Royal Ar
canum, has been appointed deputy regent for Rich
'.oGd County. 49,
ourt Castlcton. Foresters OF America; has elected
,i..sc o:.cers: Chief ranger u. ". Moore; sub
.t,cs ranger Abram Miller: recording secretary
:, IA -.e-.; senior woodward John Cauley
.,.,.r~ wc,erard +. Drscoll senior beade. NJ. J.
f.lfc: Junior Deaile. William Anderson.
Tho grounds Of the Polo Club. on the Manor
Road are nnished and all that remains is for .hc
turf 10 form 10 provide an ideal polo ground. The
clubhouse Is not yet entirely complete. but the
repairs Will be finished in few days
ard William irving. OF New Brighton from the
Stairway estate has arrived at New-Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
OVERCROWDING or OPEN CARS.

OBSERVATIONS MADE BY HEALTH BOARD
INTERPRETATION MAY BE TAKEN.
President Wilson OF the Health Board has re-
ceived reports from the inspectors who were de-
tailed two weeks ago, after complaints mad oeeh
received from citizens about open cars being over
crowded. 10 find out the exact cause OF the over
crowding, and what danger there might be TO pas
sengers in rounding the curves OF the cable roads
The inspectors made their observations between .
and o'clock in the evening at Broadway and
Fourtcenth-st.. Broadway and Twenty-third-st'.
and the curves In Fifty-thrd-st, at Seventh ana
Ninth-aves. of the Broadway. Lexngton-ave ana
Columbus-ave. lines of the Metropolitan Traction
Company. and at Seventh-st. and Forty -second-st'
of the Thrdave. line. and the sixth and Eigntn hn-
ave. horsecar liEes at Fifty -nnth-st ana other
points along those roads. , -.
on June 10 the inspectors in the two hours. OBJ Ok,
found 1850 passengers standing In 80 cars @ Una.
passed. on the same day at Seventh-St. sol pas
of the Thrd-ave. line. on the Broadway line, on
the same day. 66s passengers were sianrng IN
thrd-st on the Sixth-ave. horsecar line thirty
nine cars were reported as having zCo passengers
These observations were made from open cars
and similar observations were made on June 22 and
o. when the nun ber of passengers standing IN az
open at these points was found 10 De iaresis
Il" he fSeas t found Pas aso that the
instances were running on headway Oh ~ ~ esn
overcrowding could be prevented II the conductors
had exercised reasonable discretion about loading
their cars at points where passengers were trans
ferred in great numbers from intersecting lines.
President Wilson intends to give the offlcials OF
the several roads which have been under obserVa
possible. arrive at some conclusion hne b,s
been made An effort will also be made to INDUCE
the companies to provide straps on open cars ,of
passengers to hold themselves from pe'ns p''o"eu
out when rounding curves ,o,.o M, tho s,,ebtest
The Health Commissioners have M NOT I'M ,ne ater Of
overcrowdng and they will exercise their rlsht III
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
TARRYIOWN.

Tho inquest into the death Of James Moran
whose body was found floating IN the 'uuso"
River with a rope around the neck on "eo"esu"s
evening" was held by Coroner Miles ana d Jui!
yesterday afternoon. A Of the dead man yes
tilted tha, Moran had left his home at NO. o-o Eas' @
Torty-iirst-st., Nsw-York City, on Iuesua!' Inv
Jury decided that Moran had met death D! s'a
eule ton caused by his own hands. wh'ie suie'''e
from temporary mental alteration.
Court Fremont. Foresters Of America. al us la''
meeting elected the following officers ieorge if Sia
mott chief ranger; Paul Werner; Jo
ranger; Thomas Brewer. financial secretalH. ~
seph H. Donahoe, recording secretary ydan lalme An
eli treasurer w Freeland, senior wo4undii, snin~
drew Wheeler. Junior woodmam; he.51s A. o'u'
The Rev Dr. Robert Coilyer OF Sew, no'A' 40
William II. H. Ely; ne CsIT9ra'iIti I, atiornev for
John r Terry and oiheTs YESTERDAY IN 80
the suit brought against the Tarfytowh AsseIro. -
The answer was unusually long coVerims H,Hlo
than fifty printed pages and twelve tyts" t ,t,rd
pages Notice Of trial was also seryed the .rd
SATURDAY. In July being named. Mr. Fly a~ssis,di.t ~
said yesterday Afternoon fat when me saHpayeio
begun this action they gave a BOND suiiclelit ~
cover all costs They obtained temporary ,h ar ,.-
junction whch was vacated. ana now ,he. ~
SCISSORS propose to fight the suit He SAID II IN, tn1
Assessors win all their costs Will have 10 DC paiu
by the plaintiffs
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
RUN DOWN BY A PEDLER.

.rrrnrxr TO A WOMAN CYCIIsT IN MADISON
AvE-THE DRIVER CAUGHT BY
BICYCLE POLICEMAN.
Mice Marian Hoffman of No. 10 East Sixty
four,h-st was thrown from her bicycle last hieh'
at Madison-ave and Thirtieth-st. through tne
carelessness of Thomas Lebonhei. an ltahah run
pedler of No 22s East Twenty y-ninth-st. Accoro,is
70 Ricvcle Policeman Remington the driver de-
rberately ran over Miss Hoffman. She was rldine
up MadIson-ave and attempted to turn be INTO ayenue
,icth-st Icbonhei coming down tne asrr'au sron
and was on the wrong side just as MISS h "a IL
turned her wheel he gave the horse "d Gu. WI from @
whin nd got right in her path. she jumped iIom II.
her wheel Just as the horse smashed the tIont % fa
into pieces Policeman Remingto on saw 'le at1'' i5d
and was able assist Miss Holman 10 iai .he s, sh.
walk Had il not been for MS neH me-
When the driver what ne had done ne drove t,ve
70 escape He whipped up his horse ana 'G uroa9
furiously down Madison-ave Remington & mount IJa
his wheel and soon overlook the :uAa"ay. tie
was taken 10 the West Thireth-st. station ana this
morning will be arragned in the Jerersom 1arnes va ,h
Enurt Miss Hoffman received a slight cut on the
Ieft knee but was able TO go home unattended
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-yoRK. THURSDAY. JULY 1. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer Cufc Hr Thomas Liverpool June 49, with
ndse T. Maitland Kersey hrrved at the Bar at s;2d
,a,,sr M corro,,c ,Rr ucE,o,,ry LIVERPOOL June g.
oneensown "a wS 3 cabin and 20
age passengers II Maa:l Ke:sey. Arri' ed at the
%; steamer ?- Mendoza np ,. Bristol June 10 and
manSea pany Arrved rived at the ' Bar ara a, 10 N.
10 With mdse Is cabin ana Storage passengers
the Netherlands American steam Navigation Co. AZ
y%a Steamer n' thf La hcr croma nj Aus ronch Trieste
Within WITH mdse eu" tS rheps s"s Arrived the Bar
pso- m ns,vernon ,Nor. nanssn Port Maria June 25
Port Antonio ~ with rut and three passenger, 70
American Fruit compans Arri''d at the Bar at 7;io
Steamer Sc sch.ssws ,Ger Asrnqas St Marc June IS
hs, hx csyss a. cionaivss 2 POI, rerax 96 Inasa
q. mdse and sahn passengers to Ebel Co. Ar
Fsss steamer q. N 6aSsa yen = rsnes June ard
1sa hSsdy at II the s'ia bar S'S q, $40 s"p''l '
steamer chsahoochee. Lewis. B's'cn. in ballast to
steamer oneida stapes Charleston June 2s with mass
steamer Curacao suketor,h. Philadelphia In baast to
Steamer II Paso Gardner New-cyI.ans. days with
steamer city OF Columbia. Tapey. Norfolk with mise
sandy HOOK, \ j. July l. e3O p m-w.nd south: mod
crate breeze. clear.
Steamer Calico PT & Forth Lon1onssnief'On & Son
Steamer Ardanihu C'). "akrs kingston. ete-Bow-
ring Archibald
steamer Niagara Crockes. Nsssnu. Cicnfuegos etc
James T. Ward y Co.
Steamer Amaln tGer) Kucsnho:d. Rio Janeiro-Funch.
steamer Chester Dutch. Boysen. Rot,erdam-c II
steamer south Portland. Seeley. San Domngo-E C
Steamer weehawken C3r Casey. Dclfast-Gust Heys.
steamer II NJ Whitney. Halett Boston-H Dimock.
steamer city OF Macon. Savage. Boston-Ocean Ss Co.
steamer Bencfactor. Townsend. Philadelphia
steamer Cottage CITY HARDING Por,land--Horao Hall.
Steamer Jnmestown. Boaz Norfok ana Newport news
Dominion IS Co
steamer Excelsior Boyd. New -Orleans-J T Van Sickle.
steamer Alsenborn Lewis Batmore-iI Foster
SAILED.
Steamers Ialileo (Ir). f,r London; Orinoco Ur Ber-
ouia. Ardandhu ur) Kingston, etc: Niagara NASSAU.
,c saginaw Iiayti. etc jamestown. Norfolk and New
nort News. CITY CT Macon Boston; Excelsior New Or
eans Norinannla Gen Hamburg. via Plymouth; simon
')umo,s ,Nor) Port Antonio Burgermeister Petersen
l)utch Amsterdam: Prinz Regent Inpod Ger.
,rernen: Aissnborn. Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
roREiGN PORTS.
Queenstown. July l. 1870 m-Sa.led steamer Teu-
o,,c ,I,rl Cameron from Liverpool. for New -NOrk
London July Arrived. steamer Mobile 'ir). ayland
.aw-lork. "
,er spedt, New-York.
un,oyns Juy Sailed. steamer veeriam Dutch.
,sngs, from Rotterdam, for New-York
Sanlrs July l. n m-Arrived steamer Ems (0er),
larrassowitz New-York.
Drenerhaven. July !. m-Arrived steamer Travs
ier) Thaienhorst New-York. via Plymouth.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
MOENT VERNON.

I'h. veterans Of the old Eagle Troop. OF New
Rochelle. Mount Vernon and Mamaroreck will
visit the State Camp at Peeksk tomorrow. in
company With the lIth Separate Company Of this
ci;y.
The Congregational Church at Vernon Heights
has been completed and will be dedicated on Sun
day The services will include special exercises
for children. 10 be given In the morning, under
the direction Of Miss Emily X. Men. IN :he
evening the Rev. G. c. Creegan. of Ncw-Ycr! CITY,
will preach
r'ho opera priscilla" was successfully given on
Wednesday Night. and repeated last night. in
aid u The Mount Vernon Hospital The cast con
sisted c. tic following local yoca!ists: Miss Daisy
=. Powers Miss Elsie c.. Van Dervoort Mrs. III.
i. StuthoT. Miss Matte A: Van Dervoort. Miss
FLORENCE Arnold. j. Stanford Brown. Johr avery,
Frank WecGon. g. Frank Croxton. Archie Hender-
and G T. N.con.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
,oc,L BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

An attachment has been granted against the
Brooklyn Biscuit Company. Of Brooklyn, for $3,22i
I'm favor OF John l.. Luckenbach by Justice Dckey
OF tho Supreme Court. Kings County. The works
were closed down about two weeks ago. and 1t
said then that the company was going out Of
bu.iness II was incorporated In August 1894. un-
der West Virginia laws, with capital stock Of
&i5,O00.
The Sheriff has taken charge OF the place Of
business OF Mrs Rosa Welsstock manufacturer
of furs and cloaks at No 500 Broadway, on
cuion for 81 295 in favor OF Louis Leynson on four
demand notes Little stock found to levy
upon. She is the wife OF Herman Weisstock who
was unsuccessful IN December. 1895.
Deputy-Shorir Williams has received attach
ment against II. NJ Eilender. manufacturer OF
,ables az 10 '7s Suffolk-st, for 1892 In favor OF
/ Francis Harvey for lumber. which was OBJ
tained on the ground that he, had disposed % his
nronerty TO the detrment of his creditors Efforts
10 And him at his place OF business residence
Nv creditors have been frultless.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
ALLEGED RUSSIAN EMBEZZLERS.

Bank OF Kiew. Russia and Gustav +. Verp. for
mery In the Russian postal service az 81 Peters.
burg were arra!gned before United States Com
missioner Semple yesterday separate charges
OF embezzlement. They pleaded not guilty and
the examination was set down for July l. The
prisoners had nothing 10 do with each other
Some time ago the Russa:: Consul In this city was
requested by cable to cause the arrest OF Kapan
try Kapan was accused Of stealing 5000 rubles
ana Verp 70Jo rubles. ruble IL equivalent 10
cases In the hands Of the Plnker,on agency. ana
Kaplan was orrcsted In Philadelphia on Wednes-
was traced from there 10 Ashtabula. Ohio, and
thence 10 Port Washington. Long Island where he
to the United States Marshal and taken to Lud-
low Street Jail
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
WARING GETS WHAT HE WANTS.
HIS NEW SCHEDULE OF SALARIES AGREED TO BY
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE-MORE BONDS
To PIE ISSUED.

THE BOARD OF EsTIMATE-MoRE BONDS
TO BE ISSUED.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Estimate yester-
day Colonel Waring got his schedule OF salary
increases passed upon. In spite of the opposition OF
the Mayor and President Jerooman The last
1t gislature authorized the Commissioner to In
crease the salaries of the section foremen ana su-
pcrntendens on an average OF 500 each. The
Mayor approved the bill on the representation OF
Colonel Warng that the increase would not amount
10 more than s20cO which he could meet out OF
the regular appropriation, But the Increase
amounted to more than the Commissioner had call
culated and when Colonel Waring presented his
schedule the Mayor and Mr.. Jerooman objected
Colonel Waring presented a revised schedule
Yesterday keeping within the $4,000 limit by pro-
vdng for tho Increase of the salaries OF only those
men who hA held their places for nine months.
The Mayor ard Mr.. Jeroloman still voted against
the Increases but Controller Fitch. Corporation
Counsel Scott and President Barker voted for them
and the Commissioner got what he asked for.
The Board rejected the proposition Of the Board
OF Education to build ltle red wooden school
houses in the newly settled parts OF the city. The
Controller received authority TO ISSUE bonds TO the
amount OF sgt9G26 TO pay awards for land for the
new concourse above the Harlem River. and to the
amount OF 81 656.JiS pay for the widening OF
Eirn-st The Board approved the expenditure OF
5000 complete the new courthouse In west
Fifty-fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-02
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho "F'ate Champetre'' given Wednesday ar'et'
moon and evening by S.. Agnes Guild OF ot rau.
,-n,soon., Church or the lawn Of The Oaks. IN
N.r,h Rroadway was one OF the prettiest outdoor
affairs OF the present season Mrs James r. DICK
con nres,dsnt OF the Guild, took general charge
n, the affair and had the assistance OF members
., tho Guild and others. Miss Thayer MISS
Deemer Miss Stanton and Miss johnson sold now
ara. Mrs J. w Raynor. Mrs. William Horne. MISS
Fowler and Miss Hamilton disposed OF inc home-
made cake; Mrs. Perit c. Myers Mrs "iiham ",
Innis and Mrs. John Reid served the Yea a"N
coffee; Miss Withers. Miss jackson, Mrs. "cnuU'' '
MSS Brevoort. Miss Baldwin. Miss Evelyn WIN.
,rs Miss Adams. Miss Rsynor Miss Dean ana ana
Miss Catherine Heermance ATTENDED sne ar,on
booth fen e,a 'is pesrce Grace Macay
Hill May Lsngdon Bellows d:T saae, ,se drec dnn,s
sn soaaSe,s Se sSi Miss Marsh and Miss iams nsa
Sc ribner9 told fortunes supper was served Ss oe,
tween and o'clock and IN, ms Ecpndrick EepTd Bangs
xa' ksnsIss ssrIss
Sanss 81 % Harry MSws
Fitch Osborn BrHcS 1ioxard rpd5SM PSSke aDd Colt
rsSspGn sys,n each took sII paeS By
evening in the gymnasium OF the scmoUnh ,omhers and
attended Ss BY ssSn eSn sss Of the
The members Of the class of s7 recently iya graah o
ated business meeting was nelu any 80 ,res-
srs for the year were selected: Robert Howes pres
iden; Mrs. Edward Terrence first USddmt. Miss
Miss Ida Skipper second vice-presIqehn.. y. -,ietf
Helen Kellock, secretary; Frederick r.; a'''e'''
treasurer and Miss Ida Fisher, historian. .,rroa
Mrs Walter w Law. who has recently resuah @ nv" au
from pleasure trip to China and japan hcr Shcr OF
women at the meeting of the Missionary soc'e"
u The Hoard Of Education met on "Wednesday nient
and decided TO ask the Common Councl, ~ iTi a., y
appropriation OF 10000 to be used IN ,rritSrv
SIZE and erecting a school building In the teiiiua!
west Of Nepperhan-ave.. east or Nor'h oioa"""'
and north Of the Croton AQueduct .ao, ot
There was another large gathering yesi,ss'u nf 81
the lawn party being held IN ana ,,," VI ~
Joseph's Hospital the grounds OF tnc IIo. 49,
tion at Herrioti-st. and South BROADWAY; fro,n
day was st Joseph's Day, apd the cnliuIen i'0
St Joseph's school attended In the afternoon