New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-15
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The harvest festival Of Hope Chapel IN Lake-st
will be held next Wednesday evening for the oenent
of the Sunday-schOOl
DR.. and Mrs O. D Kingsley will celebrate the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF their marriage az ueil
home in Broadway. this evening
In ,he absence OF the Rev. Or. Macoubrey who Is
sn,ovng his vacation. his pulpit in the Presbyterian
Church will be filled by the Rev. Dr. j. n. hd"aroS'
of New-York City.
A vote was recently taken in the high school as
70 who should De considered the greatest hero or
the war with Spain and Rear-Admiral Dewey was
selected by large majority.
An excellent programme has been prepared for
the musical and literary entertainment 10 be given
in the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church next
Wednesday evening Recitations will be given by
Miss Marion Short and musical selections ny MISS
Brinkhaus. Miss Rena Darree. Mr. Pooley ana
Mr. Reynolds and the Columbia Quartet
The Board of Village Trustees has refused to
grant the trolley company franchise for branch
line in Lexington-ave. and New-fork Post hoau'
10 be operated by horse power . ..,a ~ 10 80.
The first day Of registration in this town Is TO-
day Saturday,, at the regularly designated poIHns
places IRON Of sebeidrske Council Royal Arcauuu.
plains Council next Monday evening.
Auxiliary Of the Wonan's National Sabbath All,
ance VIII be held in the First Baptist Church Of
This village next Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Certificates OF Independent nominations FOR Al
dermen in the city OF Yonkers have been filed in ne
Charles A. Hatfield nominated by the Westchester
League. emblem a mariners compass sixth ward
Michael H; Reagan. Independent Alderinamc can
dldate emblem, horses head. -,
In the case OF Charles DeUterman and others
against Alexander Pollock. Justice j. O. DykInan
has handed down decision, ACCOMPANIED oy an
opinion. denying in all things the motion made ~
counsel for the plaintiff 10 resetle the order mace
by the Justice on July o. 1898. This decision reaf-
Arms the stand already taken by Justice Dykman'
that the minutes OF the court stenographer must ne
taken as the Official record 81 the case
The criminal cases Of the october term OF the
Supreme Court. Justice Maddox presiding. Will he
taken up next week. beginning on Monday
Nav1sr gf ftG nj IA
cist on the monitor Mantonomoh. Was the guest
OF friends In this village On Thursday.
The Young Mems Christian Association VIII give
an opening reception al It's rooms next Tuesday
evening. 4 musical programme has been prepared.
and the following the patrOnesses OF the occa-
sion Mrs Alexander Milne. Mrs c. ". Whiting.
= spedeNer MTl C. n Mitcher MS F HsTd-
land Mrs James II Moran. Mrs A. Iequln, Mrs.
Williams r. Lyon IT.. Mrs. Bennett. Mrs Charles
T. Birch Mrs Coles. Miss Sherwood and Miss Les
The FIRE patrol on Thursday evening gave a re
ception for their fellow member. Corporal Edward
X. DunnnE, Of Company 6 list Regiment There
was large attendance. and the affair was sue
In every paiicuIar
Union Hook and Ladder COMPANY will give an
entertainment consisting - moving pictures seigh-
on The evening % October -.
Nellie Murohy. the four-year-old daughter Of
Mrs James Murphy. Of Gove-st. was so severely In
iure1 by "a vicious horse yesterday afternoon that
she NAV die The l'ile one was PLAYING with other
children I'm a lot IN he OF her mothers home.
in which The horse had been turned loose. They
attacked the children. Nellie. the youngest. was
not able to get away Quickly when her companions
became alarmed and was Knocked down and tram
Mod on BY the animal. The screams Of the chill
6ren attracted attention and the child rescued.
y,,. no, before had been fearfy cut and bruised
~ the horses hoofs