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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
HAMPTON INSTITUTES WORK.

Or H. r. Frissell. principal OF the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural School. at Hampton. Va
addressed the members OF the Scotch Presbyterian
Church I'm the lecture-room at No l West Ninety
hfth-st. last night. on the needs and purposes OF
that institution In the course OF his address he
said: Let US realize that the black cannot be
Transformed I'm a single generation We must re-
member that not many generations ago their fore
fathers IN a state Of barbarlsm II this great
black mass is allowed 70 live in ignorance, just
as surely Will our Republic be endangered"
Miss Anna Dorson an educated Indian woman,
spoke on tho progress Of her race in North Dakota
They had risen from the tepee 10 the log cabin or
shack 81 the white men. she said and she hoped
that eventually the members OF her would
occupy frame houses. with all the comforts and
conveniences OF civilization.
a collection taken up after the speeches. IN
which substantial sum realized.
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NETWORK CITY.

The last 81 the series OF meetings conducted by
the Rev John H. Elliott at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. Twenty-thrd-st. and Fourth ave.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon. when MI Elliott
will speak on the subject. MEMS Hiding Places.
There has been large attendance and marked
interest in these meetings
David willard teacher in the Tombs Prison. Will
deliver an address on "The Study Of Neglected
Bows" IN the course on Present Day Problems
al the Broadway Tabernacle tomorrow at 4 p. M
service in memory Of Colonel George f. War
ing IT, will be held Sunday at p. m. in St
Georges Church. to which he belonged. The Rev
Dr. William s Rainsford Will offciate No funeral
service was held over Colonel Warnings body, for
fear Of possible infection.
The Rev William D. P Bliss. OF Chicago. will
speak on THE Misunderstood Carpenter" to-mor-
row at p m at Amity Hall. No 312 West Fifty
fourth-st Meetings will be held here on the first
and third Sundays Of every month until April b
under the auspices OF several organizations repre-
senting various religions.
In Cooper Union tonight Professor Woodrow
Wilson Of Princeton University. will deliver tho
second lecture In the or educational topics
given under the auspices OF the Board Of Educa-
ton The subject will be Education and Patrt-
otsm" All these lectures are free
The Anchor Line steamer Alsatia which arrived
from Naples on Wednesday and was detained at
Quarantine for observation. was permitted 10 pro-
coed TO her wharf Yesterday morning.
Coroner Fitzpatrick and jury held an inquest
Yesterday into the death Of Joseph Smith. who
was shot on Saturday evening by Martin Kilkeary
in a Jealous quarrel over eighteen ear-old girl
named Mamie Nestor. Tho jury found that XII
keary killed Smith. After the inquest the girl was
arrested for perjury.
BENJAMIN Harmed who pleaded guilty TO man
slaughter when charged with having killed Joseph
Ryan on April Is, Thrty-fourth-st and First
ave- was sentenced yesterday TO years in
prison by Justice Gildersleeve In tho Criminal
Branch Of the Supreme Court.
The installation service OF the Rev. p B. Rich
ards as pastor Of the Fourteenth Street Presby
terrain Church Will take place Tuesday evening
at s o'clock. The Rev DIT J. Balloon shaw will
preside.
The Network Railroad Club. organization
composed OF the heads OF departments Of steam
railroads operating within a circle OF a thousand
miles Of this city stepped outside OF It's own ranks
land. president OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company, 20 the presidency OF the club for the
ensuing year.
The Rev T x. Taylor. Of Colgate University.
the evangelist. who has been conducting meetings
during the last week az the Harlem Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, No. West
One-hundred- nd-twenty- hfth-st, Will hold his last
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 40 o'clock. HIS
subject Will be The Question Of tho Ages"
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Announcements.
The new collar.
SAC"
r 4 W.

The New York Life-saving Corps yesterday after
noon. through It's president. Colonel J. Wesley
Jones presented life-saving medal Master
Cortland Van Deusen the seven-year- old Of
Clarence V. e. Van peusen chief clerk in Super
intendent McCullaghs bureau Manhattan. for
saving the life OF George Carlin. playmate. early
last September. while tho two were IN bathing A.
Bensonhurst. The children got out over their
heads and the Carn boy began TO drown Mas
ter Van Deusen held his playmate's head up till
help came.
Bishop Mcdonnell yesterday announced the ap-
nointnent Of new board OF consultors. All the
old members reappointed. except that the
Rev Joseph McNamee rector Of St Theresa's
church was selected TO succeed the late Rev. Dr.
Thomas F. Ward. pastor OF St Charles Borromeo's
Church.
At an early hour yesterday morning hre de-
sroyed the store ~ the Greenpoint Furniture Com
pany. Mt Greenpoint and Manhattan ayes and
greatly damaged several store buildings and houses
and the parsonage Of the First Methodist Church.
The total damage was estimated at about N25 coo
Rear-Admiral Winfield Scott schey will be en-
tertained next Friday evening at a complimentary
dinner 10 be given him by the Brooklyn Club
Some Of the speakers invited are Chauncey NJ
Depew. William G. Whitney. General Benjamin r
Tracy. 81. Clair McKelway. Amet +. jerks and
General Stewart l.. Woodford.
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Old AQTEDUCT BOARD LOSES.

TIE APPELLATE DIVISION DECIDES THAT TH1
The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down a decision dismissing the
writs Of cer;orari obtained by the old Aqueduct
Commissioners who were removed by Mayor Van
Wyck in January last The Commissioners who
obtained the writs were George Walton Green John
Tucker and Henry ". Cannon They contended
that Aqueduct Commissioners not ordinary
city officers. and were not subject 10 summary re-
moval by the Mayor and asked the Court n re-
instate them.
Justice Ingraham. who writes the opinion ~ the
court. says that whether Aqueduct Commits
sioner Is an officer Of the municipality or not he
holds office by the appointment Of the Mayor and
under the law Of 1895 any such officer may be re-
moved by the Mayor al any time within the first
six months Of the Mayor term. This act was not
repealed by the new charter and 1t If in conse-
Quencc stu in force.
Presiding Justice Van Brunt and justices Barrett
and Mclaughlin concur with Justice Ingraham
Justice Rumsey dissents
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cOrRT clLEND4RS FOR TO-DAY.

supten,. court Special Term-Tart II Before Law
ronce / - Court opens lO 30 m EN-parte Wattef'
sr-rogafe's -Chambers-Before fii1g@raii. :
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CIV c,urf-Srecsl Term Before Conlan court
omen, a, n A. m Motions at 1910 A. m.
pf,Fr:REFs APPOINTED
supreme Court
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Tisudr,h AT WilIarns--Augustus II. Nandsrposl
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Law, ers' surety Company ag' bonohue-Ed~ard D.
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supreme 'auTf
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fit Lawrence J.
Alfred I. harden AT Lillian / Gar4en Ihoms r
ponnelly.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. NOV. -. 1893
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY. Nov. a. 1898
ARRIVED.
Steamer IlandsH city ,Br). Davis Bristol November
ard swansea g. with mdse Jane, Arke & Co. Arrived
at the Bar at e:l5 a m. .
with mds 81 cabin and ,C5 sseras -, sT mo
sieansr cIuien (Br) Trate. Amsterdam october 20
in ballast to Holand-Anerca Line Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Srathasn CBr). Philip Havrs oc'obsr 20 Dun
rived II. Bar AT 80 VIII anchor IN GriYes'nd
Bay TO discharse eyp 'siyes --..., o,,A.- r,,, ~
Grgenti 1J Ameria 90 and Gibraltar 81 win Nose TO
Phelps Bros Co Arrived at the i'15 a. L n o. .o,.
80 5, Lucia N.ves H. ws N, e. "P ID, e.o,o
D m i7th AMI ancho-af owing 10 thick vent1-r.
steamer Tiomo Nor Nllson. Dsmersra November g.
With nldse to l. " & Armstrong Arrived at the Rv
guez = ponte Il ard San juan r. with mise ard .!
passengers to New-York and Porto Rico So Co. Arrived
s, es n' hab1% anna o) Pot Mara Nov.%
bald BAL A I1 = the Bar a. 900 :,
s@ ss 1n1 A'7 S9'''
steamer jamestown. Boaz Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Godsboro Swain. Philadelphia with rni'e 10
SANDY r ;'f Hotk j. Nov IS $50 m-wni light
rainy
plymouih. ocean (Duich, Amsterdam s,,orpsd ogt,a.
Msrsellts ec newton ,sr) Msnche.isr chicago cN,y
sr sr' ' Irodo. Charleston and Jacsonyii.
coSrado. brunswick anchored Quarantine
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Nov ls-Arrived- steamer NomAdic O7r'.
Clarke \ew-NOrk .
Queenstown No. is-Arived steamers Cymric CT3r).
Lindsay Liverpool (and proceeded, Cam
pania (Br). Walker New-YorS for Liverpool land
ceeiedl
southampton 1SArrived. steamer FreslanG Belr).
Nckeis New-York for Antwerp passed Hurst Castle a,
$40 IN and proceeded.
Anderson, NeV-lork.
Bristol Nov is-Arriyed. steamer Ethelsonta 6Rr,.
I<wis. New York
from glasgow. New-lork.
Sandy HOOK -
T)utcho Potter Rotterdam for NcW-York
TJ,sri Nov Is Passed. steamers Fresland Nlelg).
New Tor Southampton and I'd.
Heathneld tBr Mckenzie. NeN-York for Hun. Poiarla
Ger, schaarschmidt. York for Hamburg
~onenhagcn November lS-Arriyed Norge
(pan Knuisen. NewYo rk via Chrisuanssnd and
Stettin.
Rotterdam. Nov i7-Arrived. steamer Deutschland
Ger schierhorst New-York
Genoa Nov Is. m-Sa!led. steamer Ems o,erA
Harrowiiz. Naples and Nevlork
s. Nilccnt. = v Nov i1-Psssed. steamer Kurra,h.e
(Bp. Lldde New York sor Cape Town etc
Adelaide Nov lS-ArriVed steamer Eller- (Rr) NIXON.
New York FOR Melbourne.
Victoria, Nov l6-Sallei steamer HsrSchei
from Santos FOR NswYork
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ALMOST KILLED BY BRIGiNDS.

ADVENTURE OF DR.. BELcK. A FAMOUS GERMAN.
IN EASTERN rURKEY-NEws FROM
MISSIONARIES
Boston Nov, 1s.-Advlces have Just been received
IN this city from Van Eastern Turkey. giving de-
tails OF the narrow escape from death at the hands
OF brigands OF Dr.. Beck. the well-known German
savant who. with Or. Lehman. formerly OF johns
Hopkins University has been engaged recently IN
the East IN search OF antiquities. Or. Beck was
ambushed and fired upon by the robbers. and. al
though only slightly wounded. feigned death and
followers OF Hussein Pacha notorious hoordish
chief who several times has been imprisoned and
banshed, but who this year has returned and
strengthened himself against the Government as
wei. as the people The Doctor is travelling under
the specia, patronage OF the German Emperor and
as the guest OF the Sultan. Captain Elliot, the
British Consul at Van. has taken measures 10
bring the attack upon him before the sultan.
The American Board Of Commissioners for For
egn Missions to-day received cable message from
Harpoot Eastern Turkey announcing the sale ar
rival there OF the party 81 missionaries 10 Whom
the Turkish Government refused passports upon
their departure from Constantinople The journey
o. about seven hundred miles. nearly hVe hundred
OF which was overland from the Black Sea. was
made under the special escort and protection OF
between the United States and Turkey are said 70
be clear the point that American citizens shall
be perm 'tted 70 ravel freely and live anywhere in
the empire. The apparent notification OF this prvi
lege AZ the present juncture is understood 10 be
open violation o. the treaty.
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MOUNT VERNON.

The first concert this season OF the Mount vernon
Musical Society held in Lincoln Hall on Tnurs-
day night and was well received The principal
features were the piano solos of Miss Helen Alfred
Shorey the singing Of George Ernst Stansnelu'
harvtone and the contralto solos by Mrs Elizabeth
II Leonard The chorus OF the society. CONSISTING
OF more than fifty well-traned voices. ELECTED much
favorable comment The next concert Will be neld
i'm the PRESBYTERIAN Church on December 90 wheh
the Messiah will be sung.
were married on Wednesday by the Rev W. a
Granger pastor OF the First Baptist Church -
Mrs Caroline Crasto. wife of Moses Crasto. dled
early yesterday morning at her home No 80 SD
ney-ave She born in New-York City seventy.
five wears ago and was the daughter OF Benedlct
and Hannah Noble The funeral will be held on
Monday. the Rev. y. T. Gilman. OF the Methodist
sleepy Hollow Cemetery. Tarrytown.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the people sailing to-day arc: on In
c-hamnarne the Rev. CIauGius Berry, Miss Eunice
Delecretaz. Mrs. George Reynolds and Miss Julia
V. Nttimer.
On the tmbra. SIR Thomas Tancred. Captain
Graham White r. n: Miss Kathleen G. Head.
PITT Becker and Percy Baker. all Of England
George DO Vrtes and Mrs. Edward Van Dam all OF
New York
on the Anchoria Captain Robert Dunn and Mr.
and Mrs William Turner
on the Pretoria NJ. de RontkoWsky attache OF
The Russian Embassy at Washington; Dr.. Hugh
Pitcairn. United state, Coasul At Hamburg; MAJOR
+ 4 Nahan T. : \: George $ gel. Mrs. Will
lam II Fiell and Miss Alice d. Field.
on the Statendam Or. and Mrs. Max Adler ana
On he Furst Bismarck. DR.. and Mrs. Ernst
Rodenstein NJ and Mrs. !. n bushnell, MISS
Caroline Choate and Mrs rhon as Mexican
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OUTPUT IN SOME PARTS or CALIFORNIA HAS
r,rrr-N OFF O~F-HATF

OUTPUT IN SOME PARTS or CALIFORNIA HAS
FALLEN OFF ONE-HALF
San Francisco. Nov. r-Mine-Owners throughout
the State are discussing the effect upon CALIFORNIA;
gold output Of the scarcity Of water in the noun
tains caused by the prolonged dry period. Colo
mel Doolittle. who Is interested in Placer County
mines. says that the prevailing dry weather -
having the effect of diminishing the countys yield
Of gold almost n per cent. A. VI. Mcdonald an
other prominent mining man. estimates that the
gold output Of Tuolumnc County has fallen on
more than 20 per cent because OF an insufficient
water supply Julian Sonag. who has just re-
turned from an extended tour Of some OF the mining
counties. says
All The mines about Nevada City are shut down
AMI only three Grass Valley are being worked.
In TuoGmne County and Al other points. many
mines ale idle and Will remain until heavy rains
come A great many mines have not been worker
for months because Of lack Of water. on TINS &C
count California is not now in the with Col
orado as a gold-producing country.
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SERVED TRACTS WITH DRINKS.
STUDENT BARTENDER DISCHARGED AND THIN
ARRESTED FOR THEFT

Christian Solz twenty-nine years old. who has
been a student in the Missionary Training School
Of the Christian Alliance at Nyack. y. Y. for two
years and in whose education Mrs. Charles De
Peyster Field OF no n East Twenty Xth-st.. has
taken interest. held for examination on
charge Of theft in the Yorkville Police Court yester
day The complainant against him August
Schoenhard. a saloonkeeper. OF No 1893 Second-ave,
FOR whom Solz had worked for a week. Solz said
that studying became rksome 10 him and he came
to New-York two weeks ago and got place
bartender a week later with Schoenhard. The
saloonkeeper said that Soz in the habit OF
giving away tracts with every drink ne served. and
as he objected this unusual practice he dis
charged him. Later Schoenhard discovered the loss
Of a coat, and had Solz arrested. When detectives
went to his room they found # half filled with
Bibles and tracts.
Soz was indignant Mt his arrest when arraigned
IN I'D rather pay $50 than have such trouble
about coat" he said.
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KILLED N Az ELEVATOR

Joseph White 81 No. IA West Twenty-sxth-st,
colorei elevator man employed N the building at
No 4e5 Broadway. occupied by Butler Bros.
chants was Killed In hts elevator last night. White
with several others, was working overtime He
running the freight elevator OF the store At
o'clock he carried a load TO the subcellar and
then assembled When the elevator came down
again his work companions shocked 20
rim lying on the floor % the car dead An am
bulance surgeon. who was called from 81. Nincents
Hospital said that White had died from broken
neck 1t Is supposed that in going up he stuck his
head out OF the car and struck II against of
the floors The man was married and leaves
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
TNCORpORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany. Nov 1s-These companies have filed GER
tfcates Of Incorporation with the Secretary OF
state:
Railway Investment COMPANY. o. New ork city,
10 carry on a brokerage business. capital stock.
s. o0o Directors. Richard Lyme and Joseph Ar
buckle. Of New-York city. and Frederic stone OF
Newark. y. j.
Canastota Glass Company. o, Canastota. capital
stock $1,000 Directors. r. a Erwin, n q. Hon
man James Newton. r. l. Bruen and Paul Greiner.
~ Canastota: lilly Sweet. OF Bridgeport, and W.
" RecktenWald OF Cleveland.
Rossbach-D DAILY Engpeering ComPany. % New
York city. pital stock. 5000" Directors. Her
mann ROesbac IN OF Washington. and Il r. Daily,
q A McDermott Francis J.. Manchester and ..
H. Simmons OF New-Nork
Binghamton Cod Storage Company. nj Bneha NJ
ton. capifal stock soon Directors. q. Keiar.
G. g Koeppel and r +. Hooper
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SING SING.

special meeting Of the Hudson River division
Of the Westchester Branch. Woman's Auxiliary 70
the Board Of Missions Episcopal Church Will be
held in this village Tuesday afternoon next at
Trinity Church. Mrs. Quintol president OF the
Indian Association. will make address on the
Navajo Indians. Congregations Of other churches
81 the village are invited 10 he present.
Reports from all the departments Of the bazaar
recently held for the benefit Of the Ossning Hos
pital have yet been received but It is believed
that the net profits of the bazaar for the instiu-
ZION will be about $500 The managers Of the hos
pital have received communication from writer,
whose name is withheld. offering 10 pay the entire
cost OF the new Office and library addition to the
hospital building. provided the structure is mace a
cake sale in aid of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will be neld at the home OF Mrs.
X. T. Barnes in st. PaUls Place. this afternoon
from 70 O'Clock
Weskora Loose. No. ESQ, Knights Of Pythias, q
dinner at Mechanics Hall for william Patterson,
a member Of the order' who lives IN Tarrytowynn
Company c. list Regiment
Red Cross Auxiliary No. 13 Of this village:
was organized by Mohesan Chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution, on May q. with Mrs.
Annie Van Rensselaer, Wells. president: Mrs. s.
Ferris Washburn. treasurer; Mrs Henry s. Bow
been carried on by an Executive Committee,
Mrs NJ. w. Barnum, chairman - and a
formed all in the churches having membership
the treasury. the largest sum. ss coming from the
Presbyterian church. The total amount collected
Michigan Chapter. There has been 500 os expended
and twenty-siX cases and three packages have been
sent away Six contained delcscies, books, maya
zines and stationery. and the remainder 7iB sur
gical towels. 436 cheesecloth squares, 1888 dish
towels and 80 washcloths in all 1884 pieces. The
auxiliary Will not disband until all need for assist
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BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

There Will be Thanksgiving service IN the Con-
gregational Church on Thanksgiving Day at Il
O'Clock The orchestra. under the direction OF Pro-
lessor H. J. Rail will present special music At
the service tomorrow morning the pastor, the
Rev Alexander McCon. will continue the series Of
sermons on Great Words Often Misunderstood"
the subject this week being "Self-Denial"
Work the schoolhOuse has begun. The
echool is 10 be placed under the control OF the
State Board OF Regents. The plans of the build
ing include Industrial and kindergarten depart
rnent. 20 be located IN the basement Pupils will
be able 10 take any course from kindergarten 10
college preparatory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
SrEEL.RALL POOL AB4NDONED.

President Gates Of the Illinois Steel Company
Yesterday confirmed the rumor that the plans for
the organization Of pool OF the manufacturers OF
steel rails have been abandoned, at least for the
'Presiden. Gary Of the Federal Steel Company IS
nuoted as saying: The steel-rail makers OF me
HoUrt-v have been IN session all the week trying
- come 10 some fair and equitable agreement as
n the division Of territory and the price OF rams
~, a. to-dave meeting they found that they coud
not agree ] think there IS disposition among the
steel-TaN manufacturers 10 live up 10 prices
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TARRYTOWN

The vestry Of Christ Episcopal Church has au-
thorized the erection Of new parish-house AZ
John and Elizabeth SITS The building Will have
frontage Of 80 feet In Elzabeth-st and 20 feet in
John-st. The house viii be story high. with a
basement. and viii be Of Philadelphia pressed
brick with red granite and terra-cotta trimmings
II will about s. 900 and the church now needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
NEW POINT on THE WAR REyENUE LAW.

new point in relation to the war Revenue law
bas been raised BY sor1ebody in Wall street. and
70 causing more or less Worry to tho stock brokers'
The law provides that every memorandum Of sale
must bear lo-cent Internal Revenue stamp. The
comparison tickets" used in Stock Exchange
convictions read Il have sold u YOU 80 many
shares OF such-ard-such stock. and u Is insisted
hy some that the comparison ticket Is clearly a
,nSe,sorandum Of sale and a. such must bear tho
stamp The question has been referred TO me 'oI-
lectnr OF Internal ReVenue for a rullng
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United STATES TTNPLATE COMPANY.

Dispatches from Chicago say that the new tin
Mate combination will probably be known as tho
United States Tinplate Company. and that II VIII
he chartered IN New-Jersey. but VIII Aave It's main
Offices IN Chicago. The capital Will he Sov'"'
divided into s9O 10000 OF per cent cumulative pre-,
ferred and 100000 Of common. Underwriters WI
receive with every share OF preferred one snare or
common There Will be retained In the treasury
e. 90 90 OF preferred and 50 10000 OF common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-19
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

special meeting OF inc voters Of School District
No J. town Of Mount Pleasant has been called for
TUESDAY evening 10 vote on the proposition 10
raise $4,000 for a new schoolhouse The new build
ing is needed as the present accommoda tons are
Inadequate
Miss Jessie r Silver daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
David Silver. died ~ her home. in Maple-st.. on
"Wednesday She was twenty-three years old
Arrangements are being made 70 give a reception
for the Rev. A. b. PGrdy. pastor Of The First
Methodist Protestant Church