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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The marriage Of Miss Florence f. Kaiser, the
daughter OF W. b. Kaiser. Of Stapleton, and Edwin
w. Daley celebrated yesterday afternoon In ST.
Pauls Memorial Church. the Rev. Alonzo Wood
officiating The brGe a brown travelling
dress and carried vioets. Her maid Of honor was
Miss Alice W. Daley. and the best man was Charles
S. Daley. and the ushers Bert Howard OF Mansfield.
Ohio and c. Herbert Daley. OF Clifton.
The old Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday
afternoon delivered to representative OF Controller
Coler the money and bonds to the credit Of the
police pension fund. The Board handed over $1,000
In cash and bonds valued at 5000
The annual meeting OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty Children was he'd yesterday
afternoon and the following officers elected: Presi
dent. George r Bonner; vice-president Or. j. g.
Eccleston; treasurer. w. g. Wilcox: counsel. How
ard r. Bayne; agent James Alien town vice-pres-
dents, Mortified Henry l.. SmOnson: Casteton
George f. Hicks: Middletown. A: Duer Irving
SOuthheld the Rev. j. G. Ecccston; Wcstfcld, F.
G. UImann; managers. DR. c. W. Townsend. Mrs
George William Curtis Mrs. O. II. Barnard Mrs
W. 4. Lenthon. Mrs. William Wilcox Mrs i. H.
| Cabot F. l.. Rosewad. Francis Q. Boyd. Mrs. f. H.
Gay. Mrs. a. Duor Irving. g. W. Whtehouse and
Mrs. AdolDh OuteTbridge
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NETWORK CITY.

The New-York and South Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany yesterday elected the following officers: John
W Ambrose president: Dennlstown Wood. treas
urer: Francis H. Berger. secretary; r. Fulton
Cutting Tunls G. Berger. Richard NJ. Hoe Stew
art Macdougal. Jesse Johnson. j. Archibald Muir
ray SPOTS Wood. d. Scherck and Jonathan *.
Gapen directors.
Mrs Evelyn l.. Cook yesterday received de-
cree OF absolute divorce from her husband Angus
tus Cook the actor, from Justice Freedman in the
Supreme Court. The decree made upon the
report OF a referee Mrs Cook receives s1S week
permanent alimony.
The Relief COMMITTEES Of the Produce Exchange
has collected 81 52I for the Hospital Saturday and
Sunday Fund. The committee will soon make an
appeal to the members of the Exchange for tho
suffering Cubans.
An entertainment and concert for the benefit Of
the Armenian congregation OF the Adams Memo
rial Chapel. No. 2O7 East Thirteth-st.. Will be
given January 20. at p. m.
The annual reception OF the National Associa-
ton Of Postofiice Clerks OF the United States New
York Branch No 49, will be held on Monday in
the Central Opera House. East Sixty-seventh-st.
The January meeting OF the Patria Club will be
held at Delmonicos tomorrow evening. The
speaker will be the Rev. DR.. Alexander McKen-
zIe OF Cambridge Mass. on THE Republic" Or.
Mckenzie has been University preacher at Har-
ward, and is an eloquent platform orator
+ A Yarrow the British torpedo-boat builder,
who It is said came to this country to hold a
70 the construction Of torpedo-boats. is passen-
oe- on the American liner New York. which was
DELAYED in sailing yesterday by the fog. He
refused 10 talk OF his mission to this country and
remarked that the fog reminded him OF Old Eng
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
NEWCASTLE.

Justice J. o. Dykman has given decision IN 'ne
ease Of Richard P. Barnes against the assessors OF
+he town of Newcastle This case involVeo 'he
question OF the legal status OF a newspaper not
rr,n,ad IN the town where IL is published. The as
sessors failed 70 insert the necessary grievance no
t,ce claiming that The Chappaqua ltem' which
Is printed in Manhattan. was not newspaper
The Court decided that 1t was, and has now de-
clared Barnes's personal tax void on the ground
,hat the assessors were grossly negligent In refus-
49,. ., eccent the affidavit OF the relator. The
assessors are ordered 10 remove the assessment
from the roll and pay costs amounting to SO
Supervisor Haight has brought an action action against
.bs administrators Of the estate OF David barnes
80 coiIect the taxes The principal point IN the
ca 10 be decided Is In which town are the assets
60 20 ,he estate taxable? The administrators claim
that all the funds and properly OF the estate are IN
control Of one of their number. who Is Iesldeht
80 S,Dr Sing in Ossning Township, and that the
o,,ers VINO live in Newcastle, hold no property
They also take the further ground that Almost az
80 estate consists Of savines-bank deposits. which
are exempt from taxation under tho statute
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

A pretty wedding celebrated last night IN inc
PRESBYTERIAN Church. that OF MISS rI""Vii'
Adele Travis. daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- Speilve'
+ Travis. OF Rochelle Park. and FRANK WINS
Miner Of New-York City. Miss Travis Was d ,
,o,aed ~, Miss Ada Seagrst. maid of honor aIt
Mis- Ida Miner Miss Helen McNear' MISE 80, 80
ees-onzehSch Miss Lena Chids and ne MISS >
Hirnr b~i5es y, aids and James stevens Miner W.
bis hrothsr's best man. Miss Travis Is a ne'''o t
81 81 Johns Methodist Episcopal ShuIVIS ~. ~
pastor OF which, the Rev. A. H. Hooue"oue"' VI
fciated ,roa5 yesterday that a
hand Of Shareholders have been operating III Vi, III,
t,Siiare They made the first attempt az an ediIy
hoir on Monday morning 10 blow open th 800 s4V V
Jniius Kusche which contained ABOUT s'vv' W.
49, frightened away by dog. which IS keps ne.
The store Yesterday morning II was iouhu tHHe
Work Reef Company. in Huguenot-ave. py ihea az
Of "a window and had drilled a hole throus1s u
safe door They were evidently SURPRISED t .
also for they made of without forcing the uov-
on6 took with them only some small chahse a All
about s10 I'm postage stamps. obtained from tn1 ~
The struggle between the P.att anu ahtii "a =
wings Of The Republican party in New koche;le mas
been going FOR several years put ree."s Ivars
have so reduced the ranks OF the Platt ioloHcis
thar the machinery has passed almost eht M h
from their hands. Last year the mahaseLs U, -
ca,nnairn for the Republican county ticket VIZ
compelled TO work at disadvantage because iOui
~ fbe siy districts controlled by me lo.ioW
ers of Mr. Patt The friends OF "hil nan ~
Noloy however took the canvass IN tneE own
SsnSs and rolled up the largest Republican ma
iority ever recorded in the town On W eu'e ~
night the anti-Platt Republicans compieteo sdvrI
victory by turning out at the primaries uIu soO"i
ing complete control of the party management
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MOITNT VERNON.

The Methodist Episcopal residents Of East Chester
are not only surprised but Indignant concerning
tho action OF a New-York City brewing company
-. ~ leasing Of the former Asbury Methodist
Eu,scopal Church for a supply depot The church
us buut in 1896 and continued in use until two
wears ago when new building In Fifth-ave. was
erected The old building was purchased by MIS-
,tu NJ Rurton and her assignee. Theodore
Henry. it IS said. leased il to the brewing company
4 large beer sign. hung just below the steepie, mas
=. 81. go such extreme modification TO former wor-
eb;nnc~s that Judge William +. Bard, one OF the
trustees Is trying TO prevent the further desecra-
ton OF the building; = =, . oro,,,7 NTH
ln,,tors on Tuesday night witress the first
RECLAMATION OF the Womans AID Society Of the
Snns Of Veterans. By Colonel Holmes The oihcero
are Miss Van Ness captain; Miss Young, S ,
,arv. Miss Pimbley, treasurer. ard MISS DAISY
Ttlisy chaplain Following tho exercises the
wnmen gave a drill in their new uniforms and ad-
dresses were made by w. A. Armstrong, Dr Hoi-
Tster and other members Of the g. A. X
The second lecture in the board OF ,~oESatiom Sc
,ies viii be given By Superintendent Chares f.
Nichols IN School No. J., on next TUESDAY nlgh NJ
,rbe subject Will be. yellowstone Park, ana the
lecture will be Illustrated
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SOLID FOR THE GOLD STANDARD
BROoKLYN's UNION LEAGUE CLUB DEFINES
IT'S POSITION.

BROOKLYN'S UNION LEAGUE CLUB DEFINES
ITS POSITION.
The Union League Club Of Brooklyn testified 10
It's stanch Republcansm last evening by passing
unanimously a resolution urging Congress to as
sumo an affirmative attitude and enact currency
legislation which Will strengthen the position OF inc
Treasury and maintain 1nvolable the gold standard
and by voting unanimously to send congratulations
TO the Republican legislators Of ONO. supporter
Senator Hanna on the previous evening Johh D.
McKeon president Of the club, had sent message
OF congratulation to Senator Hanna.
Mr.. McKeon presided at last nights meeting
which was the quarterly business session OF the
club Collector Frank r. Moore was secretary.
After the usual routine business Andrew B
Rogers. chairman of the Political Committee. pre-
scented the resolutions. Mr.. Rogers spoke brleHy,
commencing the firm stand taken by secretary
Gage. Hc said that Congress should be strength
encd in its purpose to uphold the gold standard by
being urged take affirmative action; Ben1amh
Estes seconded the resolution, and urged the neces
sitv OF the clubs working for good government ana
upright Rcpublcanism in local as We'll as IN Ma
tonal politics. The resolutions were carried imam
Some one suggested that message OF congratu-
Keen said that that had already been done, and
read a copy OF the message he had sent TO Sena-
tor Hanna the night before
on BENJAMIN f. Blair's motion, the following
message was sent to Senator Garfield. for the Ohio
Republicans who supported Senator Hanna:
James r. Garfield. Columbus, Ohio:
THE Union League Club Of Brooklyn. n. y
members of the Ohio Legislature who supported
Senator Hanna JOHN S. MKEON,,
An interesting incident of the meeting the
announcement that Senator Foraker had accepted
on invitation to speak at the clubs Lincolns birth
day dinner February IL. The other speakers
will be Senators Thurston: who was last night
made an honorary member Of the club; Senator
Burrows and Governor Black
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WHITE PLAINS.

A hanging lamp in the clothing store OF lsnac
Morris. In Railroad-aye., set IRE 10 the Ceiling
on Tuesday night and the flames spread rapioiy
saet,, damage to the stock 10 the amount OF
81 90 on which there no Insurance IhTough
tie prompt action OF the Fire Department the
building saved.
The Board OF Supervisors has hNed the price
fer Transporting juvenile denquents at 10 cents
N lie Where more than one is taken at time the
ice mile Is iyed al seven and one-naIi cents.
5onstables' mileage for transporting prisoners 10
ne Kings County Pen.tent!ary Is fixed at - cents,
, ne way; one-half that rate where more than one
prisoner Is taken at a time. 49,,
Although the Supervisors voted on TUESDAY, that
ex-SuDeryisor George II. Brown. OF Mount vernon.
xyas no longer a member Of the special committee
on rernodelng the County JAIL and appointed
Chairman Secor to M the vacancy thus declared,
Yesterday a reconsideration was moved by super,
visor See which was laid over under the rule until
Monday when il Is understood, Mr. Brown Will
be renstated By a vote Of large majority Of the
members accompanied by resolution or thanks
for the work he has performed on the committee
The annual report Of the New-Rochelle Lumber
and Coal Company has been fled In the County
Clerks Office. showing that the capital stock OF the
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POCANTICO HILLS.

The trustees Of School District No. O. town OF
Mount Pleasant have filed answers to the peutiohs
OF John d. Rockefeller and Colonel William Church
with Charles r. Skinner. the State Superintendent
of Public instruction, at Albany. MI hockeieier
claimed that the assessment roll OF the distrlc was
,leosl on the ground that II was not mace up
within the time limited by statute-that IS, WITHIN
thirtv days of the annual meeting Whlcn tOoh
place on August last. The trustees reply that
ihev followed the statute by taking the last Town
70 he filed by September &c. Last year owing 70
contest the town roll was not filed until November
% THE trustees then completed the roll IN Tour
davs The trustees take the position that the law
in regard TO the time limit is drect0ry anG ~
mandatory. and that they nave CoiiP4eN WIN ~
shirt II not the letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
MR.. HUBBELL AGAIN PRESIDENT.
REELECTED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION TO
PRESIDE UNTIL 1T BECOMES A
BOROUGH BOARD.


Under the Greater New-York Charter the Board
OF Education Of the old city of New York goes out
OF Office February !. and then becomes the
School Board Of tho borOughs Of Manhattan and
The Bronx Originally the beginning OF the school
year the second Wednesday in January
and to meet both requirements il necessary for
the Board yesterday TO elect a president and a
clerk for this month. President Hubbel called the
Board TO order and then made way for f. Ellery
Anderson who appointed Commissioners Little and
Taft to act as teers. Charles Buckley Hubbell
was the only nominee for president and he re-
ceived fifteen of the nineteen votes cast, the others
being blank. Arthur McMullin again chosen
clerk, receiving all Of the twenty-one votes except
two. which for Mr.. Hubbell. the an
nouncement of which made the Commissioners
laugh. The president made speech Of a few
words thanking the Commissioners for the honor
etc.
The report of the Superintendent Of School Build
ings received and ordered printed 1t contained
a great of statistics regarding contracts for
school work entered into by the Board during
1881. 1t showed that the Board had authorized
elevators to carry people to the roof Fairgrounds
In some OF the schools, and that few OF the
schools will have complete electric lighting plants
Gymnastic apparatus Will be placed In the schools
at Seventy-seventh-st and Amsterdam-ave. and at
No. 2S West Thirteenth-st.
communication from the Department Of
Finance recommended that the Board submit Inn
mediatey the Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
ment its estimate OF the school expenses for the
boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx for the year
1885. Accordingly the skeleton estimate of Sep
teInber calling for something in excess Of $685..
OO was ordered forwarded to the Board of Esti-
mate.
The Board decided to appeal from the decision Of
Judge DAILY granting writ OF mandamus COM
polling the Board pay the alleged excessive bills
Of ex-Judge Allison for services as special counsel
The matter will be carried TO the Appellate Di-
vision of the Supreme Court The Board audited
a bill of $416O of which Mir. Allison obtained $500
on condition that its action would have no bearing
on the real aspect Of the about 70 be appealed
Lieutenant George i. Evans has been appointed
drill master on board the schOOishlp St Marys In
the place OF Lieutenant John D. Mcdonald who
has been ordered 10 Mare Island Call by the Navy
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK -wEDNEsDAY. JAN. r. ,sas
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-YORK-WEDNESDAY JAN. r. ls9s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Taurlc trD. Smith. Liverpool December 81
with mdse 10 White Star Line Arrived at the Bar at
$50 . n January H. and anchored OF dense
fog
Steamer X + Matthews (3r Innes. Shields December
"a TO j G Seager Nnssed In Sandy Hook at 6:OT m.
ana anchored. owing TO fogD
Steamer Berlin tr) Damn. Antwerp January I, with
mdsc u and steerage passengers lnterna-
tonal Navigation Company. Arrived at the Bar at
435 a II January II. and detained outside ac-
81 dense fog
Peninsular GorD. Dettencourt. Lisbon Deem
Der % 81 Mchaeis 81. Faya January | and Flores .,
with ns!se. cabin and Is steerage passengers 10 u
Amsluck * Co. Arrived the Bar at a January II.
and detained outside on account Of dense fog.
steamer Giles ,Br. Forty Sourabaya october 20,
ProbolinEo % Colombo November o. -, Port said
20 Algiers December o. st Michaels IS and Bermuda
January with TO the American Sugar Refining
Company vessel to & l. sumner q Co. Arrived at the
a January -. and anchored account 90 fog
steamer Ardandhu ,Br Walker, Carlisle Ray Decemtsr
81 MOntego Ray January 2. 81 AIMS BAY L. Port Maria
and Kingston D. with mdse and passengers 10 Bowring
a Archibald Arrived at the bar midnight llth and
anchored owing 10 dense fog.
steamer seneca Stevens, Vera Cruz December So Tux
pan 81 Tampco January Campechc and Progreso and
Havana a. with mdse and IL cabin passengers TO James
h Ward 81 Go. Arrived 1t tho Bar at IL
Steamer Advance. Henderson. Colon January & with
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KILLED HIMSELF IN THE BOWERY.

Isaac NJ. Cirker Of Boston. committed suicide by
swallowing carboc acid at the Bowery and
Bayard-st.. at $50 a. III. yesterday Otto A. Bur
TIN. Of No. q Bowery. him read letter and
then drink the contents Of n spirit flask Immcdi-
atey after he fell grooming TO the sidewalk An
ambulance was summoned. but the man dead
when Il arrived.
She refused to send him money, but said that II
he wanted come home and work and leave rum
alone he could do so. The body was taken TO
the Morgue. Louis Cirter. Of No. 60 Columbus
ave. called there In the afternoon and Identified
the man as his cousin. Isaac NJ. Cirker. forty-two
years old. clothing salesman. OF No; q East
Brookline-st Boston. He said that Crker had
been drinking heavily for three years. and had
run through a fortune OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
MEETING or HARVARD OVFPSEEPS

Boston. Jan. IA stated meeting OF the Board
Of Overseers Of Harvard College held to-day
II was voted to concur with the president and fell
lows in their votes eecting William Coolidge Lane
A. b., librarian. and Charles Francis Adams 3D.
A. NJ. IL. b.. deputy treasurer. for four months
from February II. BY a vote OF 10 to 10. the
Board OF Overseers also decided TO appeal to the
Legislature TO extend TO all those who have re-
ceved the various degrees. voting In Cambridge on
Commencement Day. the right to vote for over
seers OF the college.
This means. substantially. that the alumni Of
the professional schools will have a vote in tho
administration OF the University.
However this suffrage will not be extended to
the alumni OF the professional schools before the
nth annual election after they have received their
Iap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
PORT CHESTER.

The Village Trustees Tuesday night discussed
the opening Of a new highway from Port chester
TO Rye, and II is probable that 1t VIII Dc Dun. oS
us,nc Nidland-ave. as & connecting Ink. The
1rrretees received from the Port Chester Electric
Railway Company an offer to grade the thorough
fare free of charge in consideration OF tranchso
hetween the two Villages The proposition WAS re-
ferred 10 a committee The resignation OF 1toIko
Read as Village President was also receNeu
~. Iaid over awaiting the full attendance o. the
members The Trustees appointed > Nhhan
KELLEY and Frank Par er to take me census GA
announcement has been made OF tho marriage
Of Miss Anna Tate. of New-ItocheIle. 70 HeoIee
Butterhed. of Port Chester Inc weooihs 'ooA
place last Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
INSURANCE POLICIES NOT TAXABLE.

Indianapolis, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme Court OF
Indiana decided to-day that life insurance poll
cies are not taxable under he present tax law Of
the State. The decision is In the case OF the State
Board OF Tax Commissioners against John IL.
Holiday and others The Circuit Court OF this
county held that policies were not taxable. and is
sustained by the higher court. The case was APP
peaed the Supreme Court by the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Commissioners meeting.
Annual election OF Union League Club. evening
Jockey Club annual meeting. Cumberland Build
ing. afternoon.
New-York Jewellers Board Of Trade dinner.
Demonico's. G:30 p.
Staten Island Chamber Of Commerce dinner,
Hotel Castleton p.
Nineteenth Century Club. Sherry's. $50 p. m.
American Numismatc and Archaeological Soci-
ETY.. No. II West Fortythird-st.. p. IN.
4:30 and r.
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Suicide or A SCHOOLrTEACHER.

Lancaster Penn. Jan. l2.-Chris,ian y. Holsinger,
nineteen years OF age. Il schoo-tcacher. hanged
himself in tho barn OF Adam Mohler. at Lincoln.
this county. and while slowly strangling shot him
self In the head. In the pocket OF his coat was a
note in which the suicide said his was due TO
disapponm ent In love, and requested that the
note be sent to Miss Brackbill, young woman
In hp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.

San Francisco, Jan 12.-The steamer Alameda,
from Australia. due tomorrow. carries In her
strong box nearly 10000 golden sovereigns.
signed TO the Anglo-Caifornia Bank. OF this city
Tho remittance. added to previous ones makes
he gold received during the present season
from the same source N250.00o a much larger
amount than has come from Australia AZ
balance OF trade In CALIFORNIA; favor In the same
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
SING SING.


The installation Of tho recently elected officers
Of Pierre Cortlandt Van Wyck Camp NO l"t'
Sons OF Veterans took place last night captain
Josenh r Swain was installing officer, and the
exercises were attended by MOren Post No ia,
G. A. r. The following are the officers lnsta ie
tenant; Willard Rice second lieutenants j. W
HOFFMAN chaplain; Theodore Valentine nrst ser
Ceant; / B. Stanton. Quarermas ter-sergeant, sam
Iel Knapp color-sergeant Chellls ID. swain ser,
geant OF The guard: Richard Kroner jr prlnclpal
musician; Lawrence Pinckney, camp guard; Whit
neY Goldman. picket guard
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company is $4,000: existing debts. $4,000; total as
sets, $222 900 ,, $3.50 .
The Young Mems Christian Association gave
reception for their new secretary DR. Robert Dods-
worth in the association rooms last night
1t is said that the trolley company has had 10
nav TO the Citizens Gas and Electric Light Com
pany s. 200 to cancel the contract for furnishing
power for the troley-cars. The railway company
intends to build its own power-house
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FENCING MATCH AT ITHACA.

Ithaca, y. Y. Jan. 12-The fencing contest be-
tween the teams OF the University OF Pennsylvania
and Cornell Will take place in Ithaca on Saturday.
The names OF the three members Of the team
which will represent Cornell are j. Gegnoux '9s:
a. NJ Tenny. 9S. and A. Bassford, IT., 9s.
An exhibition with duelling swords and single
sticks Will DO feature of tho meet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
EY-CAPrATN RINEHART ARRESTED

Easton Penn. Jan. 12-Charles Rnehart, right
guard and former captain OF the Lafayette foot
bali team, was arrested to-day and held In $500
bail by Judge Scott charged by Charles Arner
proprietor OF the Central Hotel, with alternating the
affections Of his wife, Lille Arner Rinehart Is also
made correspondent in a divorce suit begun to-day
BY Amer. The big guard IL senior at the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF tne
Peekskill Stove Works for the election OF directors
will be held at the office of the company to-day
At the annual meeting of the stockholders Oh 'Do
westchcster County National BANK "i,vn "aS
ia IN ,no hank Yesterday the following directors
were elected Cyrus Frost. Thomas Nelson, c Da.Au
w Travis Cornelius y. Pugsey, WiIiiam ~ SYTs ~
ord Strnhen ID Horton George +. Pierce. MlllaIn
I, Dyckman and Frank NJ. Dam The dir9 LOT,
nimousy reelected the following oiicers' rIcsi
Snn, Torneins a Puzsey: vice-president, cyrus
Frost: cashier. George \. Furgeson