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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

A meeting OF the archdeaCOnry Of the counties
OF Westchester ROckland and Putnam was held
in ST. Marks Episcopal Church washington Irving
Memorial on Thursday About thirty-five dele
gates were present. The presiding officer the
Rev. B. +. Van Kleeck, of White Plains, the arch
deacon. The meeting preceded by a COM
snunon service and sermon by the Rev. DR.. Gros-
venor rector OF the Church Of the Incarnation, in
New-York City. The various reports Of the secre-
1ary, treasurer and missionary committees were
read and approved. The principal question dis
cussed was proposition made by the Kew A +;
Tenney, Of eham Manor. 10 revise the system OF
the apportiOnment OF the money PAID by each
parish toward the missionary work. After a long
consideration. Il committee Of three appointed
james Cafery. ten years old. dled yesterday
morning from spinal meningitis. His funeral will
be held tomorrow.
The following officers were elected at meeting
OF the North iarrytOwn Fire Patrol on Tuesday
evening: Herbert b. Hall, captaln; Dr. Horace
Reynolds first lieutenant, and Traverse A. Arm
Miss Ethel Evison entertained a large number OF
friends a. n party given at her home, in Washing
ton-st. or Thursday evening
Fifty people gave surprise party for Harry j.
evening .. .
Miss Agnes Humphreys, me daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs John Humphreys. 70 Edward Damon.
The new officers OF the Holy Name Society or ST.
Teresa's Church William A. Cormer, presl-
dent. George Sinnott. treasurer, and William H.
A needing OF the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union VIII be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Edward Devoe in College-ave
The evening service Of st Marks Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be held in the church in
stead OF the Parish house, as usual Inc service
Will be under the direction Of the Brotherhood Of
the Rev p VI Berkeley. rector of Zion Church.
DObbs Ferry.
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YONkERS.

Or. y. A. Warren entertained the members OF the
Jenkins Medical Society at his home. in Warbur-
ton-ave, on Thursday evening. The principal paper
OF the evening read by DR.. p. +. Curtis. Of
NewYOrk City. Drs. Campbell and Harringt ton
also had papers. After the discussion OF the sub
jects treated in the papers there was a supper.
Those present were Drs. Myers, Currier. Howe.
Vernon; Drs. Miles, Benedict, Bowden Moffat liar-
rngton, Gibson, Mooney, Cotton, John, Brown,
Duffy, Kroeber Coheen and Snyder, Of Yonkers.
The trustees OF the Yonkers Building and Loan
ward Underh. president. f.. L. Muller. vice
president: Samuel Hayward secretary; William n.
Doty, treasurer: William W. Scrugham. attorney.
The finance committee Is composed OF r. l.. Muller,
Richard Eide. jr., and John b. Forsyth. The ap-
praisers Robert Harper, William n. Scriven
and James Mclaughlin. The real estate committee
The annual meeting Or the Pasade Boat Club
will be held at the bowling alleys, Ravine-aVe.
Glenwood. Monday evening. Officers are to be
chosen and action is 70 be taken on al amendment
TO the constitution. The bowling committee is ar
ranging for tournament in which about ten clubs
viii be asked TO take part on Saturday night
playing by Mr. Piron. of New-YOrk City
4 number OF SpOrtsmen nave organized and
formed the YOnkers Gun Club. The officers are
o. L. Austin. president; G L. Fowler, secretary;
The members OF the Yonkers CORN THAN Yacht
Club will attend 81. Andrews Memorial Church,
Ludlow In a body, Tomorrow evening They have
been invited by the Rev. James +. Freeman. rector
of the church. who is also chaplain of the club.
A large audience gathered In the assembly hall
OF Hollywood Inn last night and listened 10 an
Ellsworth. II was called From Lexington TO York
town and illustrated by large number Of
stereopticOn views. The lecture was free 20 the
public as well 10 club members. The large read
and they appreciate the fact that the whole mouse
is now reserved for their pleasure and comfort
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The officers OF Charles Lawrence Post, q. A. r.,
were installed Wednesday night by former
Commander Thomas @. Sutton. OF Purchase as
sisted by a staff of veterans. Following the exer-
cises the messroom was opened and speeches were
made by the Rev. Wilson +. Wakefield the new
commander, and William II. Huyler Bernard
Buruch, George +. Jardine, Joseph Tweedale and
Robert H. George, past commanders Of the camp
AT the annual meeting OF the Port Chester Bust
ness Mems Association the following officers
were elected: William Ryan, PRESIDENT f.. +. Stud
Wakefield. financial secretary; Thomas NJ Parker
treasurer. and E. A. Erickson, w. Il. Clark and
Leander Horton, governors
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas ]. Blan entertained n
party OF friends at dinner at their new home in
Westchester- ave, on Wednesday night Among
the guests were William j. Foster. James S Ner.
rltt, James Patterson. George Grandson julius q
Monroe s Wood OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Atchley will celebrate tho
golden anniversary OF their marriage at their home
IN Rye. Oh Monday. Mr.. Atchley is a well-known
member Of tho Port Chester Fire Department OF
which he was one OF the founders.
The union services OF the evangelical churches
have been so well attended that IL has been de-
being managed BY special committee consisting
Of Or. {. 5. Mead, w. {. Poor and others
The OLD Presbyterian manse, In Rye now owned
by Stuyvesant Wainwright. was nearly destroyed
by fire this week.
Mrs John ". Mccarthy, wife Of former Village
President Mccarthy, died yesterday morning. Mrs.
Mccarthy was a daughter of General Morris who
served in the War OF 1872 She was president of III.
Hospital Society and leader in charitable and
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NEW-ROCHELLE

The installation OF the new officers Of Flandreau
Post, G. A. R. in Lambdens Hall, Thursday
night, the occasion Of the gathering of large
number OF veterans of Port Chester New Rochelle
and Mount Vernon. D. W. Lapham. former COM
mander Of Farnsworth Post Mount Vernon, assisted
by staff OF nine members installed these OFF,
W. w Dodge commander; George f. Shan
non, senior vice: John Kiefer, junior vice. Dr. f.
". Finch surgeon; William Pagan, chaplain;
George T. Davis, quartermaster. and AOnzo Sc
vett. officer theday AT the close of the services
the veterans and visitors were guests at a dinner
prepared under the auspices of the former COM
mander r. w. Deveau.
The officers OF James p. Sinclair Camp Sons Of
Veterans were installed Wednesday night by the
captain and officers of Charles j. Nordquist Camp Of
Mount Vernon, which made the affair the occa sion
of fraternal visit. The new officers Harry
Keller. captain; James a. Haslett. first lieutenant:
George Fiedring. second lieutenant: George VI.
Davis. Quartermaster. and VI. O. Booker, chaplain
Thomas b. Jones. well-known resident of Grand
Place, New-Rochelle. died suddenly in Poughkeepsie
Thursday. The funeral will take place at his
home on Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Jones was form
erv in the upholstery business in Newly City.
The first of the University Extension lectures was
given last night in Trinity House, by Thomas Whit
ney Surette. The series will be sub-dvided fol-
lows: "Ballards Madrigals and Masses, Beginning
Of the Art OF Composition Bach and Handel. In
fuence OF the Reformation: Italian Opera. the
Oratorlo': Haydn. the Sonata and symphony {;
Mozart Rise OF the German Opera: Beethoven.
Beginning CT Romanticsm"
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MOUNT VERNON.

The next meeting Of the Westchester County
Medical Society will be held in Fersusons Hail. IN
Mount Vernon on the afternoon OF Tuesday jan
uary IS and will be followed by dinner me
programme will consist of Il paper, some OF the
Clinical Aspects OF Appendicitis" by DIR. Andrew
+. Currier. followed with discussion by Drs. Sher-
man. Moffat and others; paper. The Physician
as q Witness" by j. +. DAILY, Of Yonkers. and the
report OF cases by DR.. T. Passmore Berens. The
1Clst annual meeting OF the society will take place
on May Il, in White Plains
An appropriation OF $3.50 made this week by
the Board Of Education with which TO furnish the
new rooms OF the public library. in the High school
Building. The library occupies suie OF tnree
rooms tne nIS sI o. "IiCm -, - .nc 1T Tbnro
are now about seven thousand volumes, including
books Of reference and ample space IS ledi ior an
additional three thousand volumes. Inc dally issue
OF books reached $50 volumes at the close OF last
BY the will OF Mrs Harriet A. seaver. Of No
III South second-ave Legacy is LEFT TO the church
each to the rector. the Rev C. Winter Bolton and
his wife. Mrs. Seaver had always been a beneiactor
of the parish, having given the site on which the
re engagemcnt has been announced Of Miss
Amelia Reed. daughter OF Ell Reed. Health Com
missioner to Dwight r. Wheeler jr.
The annual meeting OF the corporation OF the
Young Mems Christian Association will take place
MISS Jennie l.. Bond daughter Of Mrs; e NJ.
day to Edwin Shaw. OF Akron, Ohio. in the Church
OF the Ascension. the rector. the Rev. F. NJ ;
Taylor, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond will live in
Mrs Anna Harris. an old resident Of this city.
Mrs. Mary Varian. at No. 1873 Archer-ave. Mrs
Harris was eighty-one years DID, and leaves two
the Rev. r l.. Poulson officiating.
The temporary church OF the Methodist Episcopal
owned by DR. Thomas a. Fetcher and il is ex-
pected will be ready for occupancy by February
The Rev. Augusta Chaplin. pastor OF the Uni
versalist Church; gave the first OF a series OF
c1fhie
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SING SING.

Deputy State Councillor Parker. Of White Fla'hs'
on Thursday evening installed the following recently
elected officers Of Liberty Council NO. sV j. y. =
NJ. Councillor l. B. Stanton; Vice-couhcIlOi'
James Dawson recording secretary hTeue'l0A D,, .
snston: assistant recording secretary Eugene w
Merritt: financial secretary. Lloyd A SHERWOOD
conductor. ". \. Northrop; warden. FREDERICK D.
Smith: inside sentry. Sylvester W. Lyon; ou'sue
sentry Charles p Baker
Tomorrow afternoon the usual o'clock meeting
for men OF the Young Mems Christian Association
will be conducted by David Barnes The reguiar
monthly business meeting OF the Woman $ AuNlI,
larry will be held on Monday afternoon WINE an al.
adjourned meeting Of the Board OF Drecsois . ~
association will be held on the evening OF the same
The Ladies Afternoon Whist Club. society COM
posed Of women q This v.ase and Iar!yto%n; me-
Iaee for the first lime The members are Mrs.
William r Barlow. Mrs Seth X. Allen. Mrs Henry
r Rjcb. Of This village. and Miss Harris, Miss F.
Harris. Miss Hoyt, Mrs. Herber; Han and MS. 5
al the home of one OF its members ....--, NIL.
The following directors Of the First National Bank %!I
were chosen at the annual election: Henry {. Mel
T + Young. Raiph Brsndreth J. T Washburn and
John Hoag Following this election the directors
reelected Henry c. Nelson president and Ralph
Iiberty Council 10 o. J. o. I. A NJ, held re-
ception and dance in Mechanics Hall. in Central
ave on "Wednesday evening.
Af;er months of PREPARATION Warden Sage expects
to serve the nrs dinner 10 the inmates OF, the in
new admins tra,ion building to-day at noon The
mess hall occupies the Tst moor or ne ounnS i.u
Is an immense apartment, capable Of accommodate
Ing much larger number than the thirteen hundred
conyicts at present in the prison The noor Il u
concrete while the walls OF brick covered with
stuccO and painted IN light and pleasing colois Ihe
ceiling Of arched brick ana iron griers and the
entire building is nreproof. The kitchens occupy an
extension south Of the main building and are nm
ished with the most approved appliances for cook
ing
Thomas Ramage. a boss plumber % this village,
about 10 sell out. preparatory 10 seeking MS Fort
une in the klOndike.
OF this village is lying critically i'll in the Postcard
uate Hospital. in New-York City. on Thursday
an exploratory operation performed and the
cause of MS illness found to be a cancer. No
hope Of his recovery is entertained
The last two lectures in the course given under
the auspices Of the University Extension Centre Of
this village will be delivered by Professor William
North Rice of Middletown. Conn The general sub
feet will he Evolution" The dates have not yet
been selected.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Miss leila Gedney of Court-st. with party OF
friends. is visiting in Washington. d. {.
n O. Tanning Commissioner of Charities mas
been the guest Of F. - Van kleeck jr OF ran
road-avc.. this week. 49,
Edwin r. Phelps who has been confined 10 MS
home in Broadway. with sickness, Is slowly re-
covering
The Misses Weeks were guests at pleasant SUI.
prise PARTY at their home in Westchester-ave' one
Mss Mary Budlong. of Bedford Park; is spending
q few weeks in the Adirondacks for her hg'' has
Mrs Henry White. Of Red Sank; y. D., lI"S
recently been guest at the Ml'chei no'''''
George NJ Fero who taken seriously III
while visit to mis- grandparents IN onS pps eS
several weeks ago. is convaesceht an" - "a
pected home to-day. ~ ,,,ouo will have
d H. Smith and others OF this village WI ' ,o
charge OF the services in the Lake street Chapei 'o
morrow afternoon. ..oo,o q, This
between afty and sixty young peopss , 81 '' os
yilage are being draeG ~ he production of
The canfata 'Evangeline." in the Auditorium on
THURSDAY evening February g. 49,. Chr,s.
The oToning lecture OF the Young Mems mrs
tan ASSOCIATION entertainment course Num- wa pe
gwen next THURSDAY evening in the AnditorIn nun
when Archdeacon Kirkby, of Rye, VIII SPEAK
"I T9mes T. Ferris has been elected member or
the Village Board Of Health. IN place OF IL W.
"t,s,i &C. Marin ! Kcogh In the Supreme Court
~ derieS the motion TO vacate the order OF
reference in the application OF the boreia
for writ OF certiorari, 10 review emT - Green
The BOARD of Tax Assessors or the town OF 1ieN''-
County Judge Smith Lent has ordered mat ow ,his
tha reconstrrlctiOn OF the county JAIL III. 'HS
village which is now going on as mai1S U he
prisoners as the Sheriff may dSem oeegs County
90 mir safe keeping In accordance with TINS
order I'VE of the female prisoners were ,aNe" 10
me ~ folloving are The directors of the Pocanico
Water Works Company. CHOSEN az .iie n y Gam
Ing heIn On Baion w r Imam. c. c. sprague.
tr c. +. Jordan. Oliver snow ana - /" "''"0N
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TARRYTOWN.

The first lecture in a series TO be given under the
direction Of the TarTytown University Extension
Centre given last evening I'm the hall OF the
Young Mems Lyceum Building. in Broadway by
Professor William II. Goodyear. of Brooklyn. The
subject The Egypt OF the Library"
The tenth anniversary Of the organization Of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Reformed
Church will be celebrated on Tuesday evening Ad-
dresses will be made BY tho pastor the Rev Arthur
+. Mabon. ana the Rev Taber Knox who was
pastor OF the church when the society formed.
Among the soloists who will take part are Mrs.
George n. Ely, Mss Duel, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Van OTden. William II. Widey, Wallace Birdsali
and others.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Terry have closed their
country home In Broadway, and returned 10 New
York, where they Will spend the rest Of the season
az the Hotel Manhattan
The Rev Or. David Cole, OF Yonkers VIII occupy
the pulpit Of the Second Reformed Church at both
the morning and evening services tomorrow
Mrs. A. +. Mnnerly Of Man-st is visiting
friends in Bennington. VI.
Mr. John w. Van Aukin and her daughter Miss
Eana OF Eoorheesville. y Y, are the guests Of Mr.
granite wall is being built around the grounds
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cr,rFN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

The police yesterday afternoon INFORMED proprie
tors If factories and establishments that operate
horizontal and upright boilers OF more than mite N
pounds pressure that they must take out licenses
for them or be fined. The expense OF the license
is so.
Nodora Hook and Ladder Company. OF West
Brighton will hold smoker this evening.
The trial Of the two alleged murderers who are
confined in the County Jail in Richmond will be
held on Monday In the Special Term or the supreme
Court
Ernest Staples has sold three lots Of land IN
Sand-st Stap,eton. TO j. O. Armour. Of Chicago.
u is said that a cold-storage warehouse VIII be
erected them.
The annual election OF officers OF Westerleigh
Institute will be held the evening OF January 81
A special musical service has been arranged for
tomorrow evening in the South Baptist Church.
Tottenyille IN which Miss Marguerite Morrow and
Professor Max Maretzek will take part.
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MAMARONECK.

The engagement has been announced OF Miss
Louise Benedict. daughter Of Hiram K. Benedict.
OF Scarsdale, 10 DR.. Edwin Palmer Liant. OF New
York City
The installation exercises Of Apawamis Lodge
No 800 +. and A. NJ. held on Thursday night.
The new officers installed by Grand Master
J. w. Nrooman, assisted by District Deputy Sam
uel c. Miller
The Apollo Quartet. consisting OF Joseph Reeves
Bolton. Edward Seip Elliott Marshal and s. II.
Mowbray gave musical entertainment in the
parish hall OF ST. ThOmas's Episcopal Church on
Wednesday night. The receipts. about SO will be
used to purchase new vestments for the surpliced
choir.
The Mamaroneck Athletic Club is organizing a
glee club of forty male voices.
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". r. FOSTERS DUPLICATION.

AN OFFER OF $4,000 REJECTED BY THE PRODUCE
EXCHANGE MANAGERS AFTER HAVING BEEN
ACCEPTED BY THE TRUSTEES.
Friends OF William r. Foster, who stole sllNco
from the Gratuity Fund OF he Produce Exchange
several years ago. and fed TO France, where he is
now under arrest awaiting extraditon, have Of
fered $50 go 10 the trustees OF the Gratuity Fund 10
.o, tho civil proceedings 1t was agreed that the
criminal proceedings should go The trustees OF
the Gratuity Fund by vote on Thursday recon-
mended 10 the Board OF Managers OF the Exchanse
that the offer should be accepted me ooard Oh
an,rers Yesterday by a vote of 10 o. re-
iect@d the offer. and incidentally reflected on the
!!rvs,ees ~ the Gratuity Fund. thereby causing a
I'D deal Of comment on the Exchange
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PLEASA NTVILLE.

An enjoyable meeting OF the Literary Circle Of
the FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church was hold
at the home OF c. ". Purdy. on Tuesday evening.
Irving Longfellow. Hawthorne and Bancroft were
among the authors discussed.
Village Trustee Henshaw has resigned. and Will
remove TarrytOWn.
Evangestic services are being held at the West
Methodist Episcopal Church
The Rev DR. s. Parkes Cadman Will give a lect-
ure on Abraham Lincoln" in Library Hall on
Tuesday evening.
A local telephone company has been organized
here with capital Of 500 The company Intends
20 equip a local system, with branches extending
10 Chappaqua, Sherman Park and Unionve.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening OF Old Guard Armory, Broadway and
Forty-ninth-st.. $3.50 p. m.
Convention of millinery trade Broadway Central
Hotel. D. m.
Rutgers Institute Alumne. Waldorf-Astoria,
p. m.
Wellesley Club Manhattan Hotel p. m.
Abba Tau Omega Fraternity dinner, Clark's.
p. m.
Artists meeting No 6S West Fifty eighth-st.,
p.
Armenian Church entertainment. Scottish Rite
Hall. o. m
PHOTOGRAPH exhibition. Academy OF Design.
Sportsmens Show Madison Square Garden.
Executive Committee Of National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen. Hotel Marlborough, p. m.
Knickerbocker Athletic Club dinner for football
team. D. m.
Physical Education Society. No. SlS West Fifty
eoXenf hist. 4.
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An OYSTER CAR.
TRANSPORTING BGyALvEs ~ THEIR NAT
TRAI. ELEMENT.
From The Kansas city Times.

4 T. Stiwell IS not only president Of n railroad
and great many other things. but II seems that
he * an inventor as well. The Piitsburg and CUR
passenger train which left for Port Arthur last
night carried which not only did not re-
scmblc any other car the train but which. In
It's interior arrangements different from any
other car ever built on It's side large silver
letters, making the words "Stillwell Oysfer carr
Mr.. Stwell had long noticed. as have many
other people that sea fish and oysters. after he
a large share OF that especial flavor which disin-
guishes food. II generally believed that
this loss OF flavor due tho fact that the
nsh and oysters were out OF the salt water SO
long, ana so Mr.. Stilwcll set 10 work 10 remedy
the difhculty. He proposes to do this 10y bringing
salt wafer fsh and oysters 10 Kansas CIV in
their native element. The which left Yesterday
VIII return In four days. and viii bring tho frst
consignment OF oysters and sen water. AS this Isl
the irst car Of It's Kind ever built, and f. MAKING
It's hrst trip the experiment viii be watched with
considerable interest W
The inside Of the is eight feet wide four
feet high and thirty-four feet long. This space ia
divided into four compartments, each OF which has
two ventilators IN the top through which the
oysters to be loaded, and two unloading spaces
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PEEKSKILL.

Allen Mead Town Clerk, is confined 10 MS oeu
18th severe attack OF pneumonia which has al
fected both lungs 81, .,o -,
Ggber, Holmes died suddenly at his home on
THURSDAY Ny Holmes had just hnished ms Gii'' sr
90 VS. IN the Ginrc-room taking WIN ny q, sOt u
When ne complained Of feeling sleepy ne ieq he li
-. ,,sr,tes He was seventY-hVe years oiG DSdiii
~ -ss az to hear disease The funeral Will ne heiu
an The Firs, Methodist Episcopal Church to-day
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-C Charles J. Bonaparte, OF Balt-
more ASTOR-Albort Gaut, Of Baltimore, and
John Walker Of Montreal CAMBRlDGE-Nis-
count de Santo Thyrso. Portuguese Minister at
WASHINGTON FIFTH ANENU E-Reubcn l.. Fox.
of Oneonta secretary State Republican Committee.
HOFFMAN, Eugene d. Wood. Of Albany. HOL-
LAND-E James Dallet Of Wilmington. Del, and
lanes D. Mason, of Baltimore. MANHATTAN-
I g Wise of Chicago. and Morris Gray, OF Boston.
MURRAY HTII.-Fred J. White. of London. and
J. Z Wood Of Newport SANOY-Edward 1sham.
IT, Of Chicago. and Alfred Greenfield. of Albu-
oucroue y NJ WALDORF-S. w Woodward. Of
Washington and Thomas Gardiner Morris. of Chi