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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
NEW JERSEY VIEWS " BRIEF.

Franklin Murphy. ~ Newark. chairman Of the
Republican state Committee. has declined 20 ne
candidate for tho nomination for Governor
The "Blly" Thompson Democrats In Camden
County yesterday road tho County Democracy out
Of tho party refusing allow them representation
on the Registry and Election boards. This means
bitter f,ctiona fight among the Democrats In
that county.
The 9Th Regiment ia 70 leave Sea Grit to-day for
Camp Meade Pennsylvania
The order for the discharge ~ the New-Jersey
Naval Reserves on the Badger was mistake. The
men may be detained IN the service two weeks
longer
\ FIRE yesterday afternoon AZ Long Branch de-
stroyed four stables and four cottages and badly
DAMAGED seven buildings For a time the entire
town was I'm danger Tho loss was about s2o.eo
Hazel Blakeey. nine years old. was accidentally
shot I'm the head with revolver by Mamie Marsh,
q child Of ten wears. at a boarding house. No. q
Bank-st.. Newark. yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
NORTH TARRYTOWN

John Person has been committed 70 the Hud-
son River State Hospital in Pousnkeepsie. having
been adjudged insane by Drs Todd and Freeland
Person who was employed on John D Rookie
felier's estate. assaulted George Hemingway. the
superin endent because ne believed that he had de-
signs him -,, ,,,-.,..
spccial meeting OF the voters Of Schoo! District
No ! town of Mount Pleasant. VIII be held on
Thursday evening" next for the purpose OF voting
on the question OF appTOpriarins 5000 for m
provemen,s 70 the sch9olhOuse . ,,,..
Is seriouslv in with the fever az Camp Black 49,,
The Society Of the Beekman Avenue Methoolst
p-o.os'ant Church has unanimously requested the
Rev s b PGray. the pastor, 70 remain anotAet
year Mr. Purdy has not acccpted the "rer' out
hes taken II uader consideration.
Miss Elizabeth Sheehan and Thongs Carve Were
,oayried in 81 Teresa's Church Thursday even
ino hv the Rev Eugene McKenna. Miss Mary
O,Connor YVES bridesmaid and Richard o'D?nnell
r,as hes, man. After the ceremony Teipuon
v,ss ned ~ the home Of The brides parents, IN
pS Sj. ,rnsiees Of School District No :? town OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
MOUNT VERNON.

Private Joseph Glover Of Company l.. stf New
YORK Volunteers who died from foyer in me Mount
Vernon Hosnita' was buried Yesterday afternoon
with military honors The service WAS conducted
o. the home Of his father. Ralph Glover oy me
Rev 7 Graham Of Trinity Episcopal Church
4 detail Of ten men from The losth Regiment form'd
the escort and many Of Private Glovors com
rados who are now on Through marched behind
Tho hearse The body was taken to Wood4a"n
Cemetery where firing squad Of The sth ke!l-
rnenf gave farewell vollev. md hpClcr sounded
taps"
The members Of Company NJ SIN Regiment. re-
cruited from Mount Vernon and New Rochelle ar
rived home IN struggling squads yesterday Prep
ars,ions 10 give them welcome had been made bv
delegation from the Women's War Relief As
sociation but the soldiers arrived ON trains AT
nidnghl and daybrctk, and the reception wa
postpOned The hospitals Of both places nave hteo
opened free or charge 20 sol'.erS 81. - 80,
officers and privates arc now in the Mount tInon
Hospital: Quartermaster-S Sergeant James McNur
ray Company N, malarial iever, william Dcnikc:
Badonhausen Company NJ typhoid fever and L'us
Crump. Of Willamsnridge; James he1.er; Oh
Mount Vernon. and John Cameron and Andre"
Yardello Of Yonkers. who too weak 10 rtach
their homes Frank 2. Curtis. captain or the COIN
pany. Sc still critically i'll with typhoid foyer IN
Ms Josepfine McIntosh daughter Of Mr nd
Mrs John Mcintosh was married 20 Rowland u
night BY the Rev. Charles ~ Tynd1li Pc ,9I oI
Was tHe orde'S sister. Mis- Belle N5Intosh sl'
i,rry V Morgan ana Edward 9 Zahrisko.
Tho annual convent ion Of the Mount Vernon rlIe
Department vas heId on Tnnsa3y r5 Fir, s
sis.anf chief ApCeViDe tho contest being on sec
ond Assistant chief. Theodore +. Nesht, and John
lo,ns W4re BON nominated The election vill be
held ON Thursday september To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
PJcguoyD BoRorGH HAPpENiNGS.

Jacob Helms sixty-h,e years old. ~ No Eliza
hotb-si West Brighton died suddenly on trolley
car Yesterday afternoon lie boarded th" car
AZ Hollands Hook and when opposite m"
Wosf Brighton polio" station. be f'l against a
passenger who was seated ~ his sid" The con
durtor stopped the car 10 inqur" into IN" trouble
and found the man unconscious. T." was taken
into Tho polico station ana when physician
rived ne was dead The cause Of death is supposed
to be hear; disease.
Helms had been employed for several years as
chfef ongirecr on one ~ the f,rrybcats between
Eliza bel hport and station Island Coroner Trauter
took charge ~ the body and viii hold an inquest
The ecatfoldug on a building IN Tompkns-ave..
New Brighton Staten Island gave way yesterday
afternoon James Dineon was painting the upper
story Of the house at tho time. and fell to the
ground severely decorating his face and head and
breaking his left arm He taken 10 the Smith
Innrnary for treatment pi0een lives IN Fourth
st brighton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
hATHFR BiRElI TO MOVE
I'' M" home WILL BE ~ THE AMER.
r0AN CEETY BrU.DIyc

" ''N" Tor three rooms on the next floor n tho
up ~ me American Spret, Building Al f,,c soutb
"'' turner 81 Broadway and Pnc-st for usc b,.
Ut" N"''h"r Bureau. which will move Within foo.
"''RS from ITS present quarters IN the tower of Tho
"'"hHd'tah Ilf" Building. was signed v,st.,I.,.
H'n'" the Manhattan Building was orrec,.d ,h.
''""s M ~" Tower have been used hv tho H,,ro,,,
''"' "'" Mt Dunn. the former forec,ster vros d,
PERSONAL friend 90 officers Of the comp7nJ and ,b,,
'"''ihmoni mad a lease for the rooms "a ioro a..
III" was the local forocastcr When d. ieft ,h.
COMPANY promptly Informed the tioycrnment thot
=" m'sl pay Nt00 year tent. Notwithstanding tbs
apparent advantages Of the high tower I'm th.
mammalian huildine the NV observatory For.
caster Emery says. wi.i present new advantages
me one disadvantage Of the big tower i'm the Man
marian ~" Building was The fact that II intor-
l'it' VIII certain observations In the bov On mo
lppI. MS VIII no longer BE- the case Tn, threc
ana easy OF access " W." WV "'"'
ihe moving 81 the Bureau will take several vceke
l" compete. some % inc apparatus viii ba,. 10
D. duplicated - hat observations can be "a rried
on without any stop IL is the intention of ,ir
Emery 10 take ohsefVaf ons IN both ul1ccs for
stVrtal Gays ana get comparative readings for use
\ short steel tower for the instruments. will bo
erected on tho root OF the building ana ,his
VIII he ~ about tie same . ovation. although no,
some changes IN the apparatus aud I'm thc systen
a SettlhS ont maps ana forecast cards NAV ar-
company the charge. Mr. Emery would mi sov
"oaf fhc terms OF the new lease are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
BROOKLYN NEWS N BRIEF.

Welcome s Jarvis Of No n Hancock-st.. Of the
law Arm ~ Duer. Strong & Jarvis died Thurs
day nigh, an Cornwall y Y. where he taking
hts vacation.
There IS opposition in Babylon 10 the selection Of
Perry Belmont NJ candidate TO the Democratic
state Convention Charles r Fianley Is the candi-
date Of the younger voters In the party.
John Loughran president OF the Manufacturers
Bank IN the Eastern District. is recovering from a
severe attack Of pleurIsy. He VIII leave Brooklyn
to-day for summit \. j. for rest of three weeks
Mary Burns. servant. living at No 1909 At
lautlcnve Is suffering with what Is declared to he
locbiaw by the doctors In s.. Mary's Hospital
The woman arrested on charge Of theft pre-
ferred hy Samuel AMMAN. Of No. 10 Ierkimer-st
Miss Burns was In his employ. Soon after she was
taken 10 the police station she became H. When
she reached the hospital her jaws were locked
4 sad scene was witnessed in 81. Peters Hospital
yesterday. when Mrs Trumbe called in search Of
her sick son. and shown the body Of dead
soldier which she identified that Of her boy.
The soldier was only nineteen years old and was a
private in Company X. 9TH Massachusetts,.
Peter Peterson twenty-eght years old. porter
Of a hotel AT 40 15l Fulton-st. shot himself yes
to-day morning He In bed In his room at the
time. HIS two roommates. awakened by tho shot.
found him dead. He left letter saying That his
unrequitrd love for Selma Syenson. Of No. $50
Warrcn-st.. was the cause OF his suicide.
William Frederick. twenty-one years old. ~ No.
81 East Fory-thlrd-s'., Louis King. Of the same
address. and Guy Jacobs forty-four wears old
tailor 90 40 300 Fast one hundred and thirteenth
ST. Manhattan. were arraigned before Magistrate
Nostrand. I'm the Coney Island Police Court yester-
day morning charged with stealing three wheels
belonging To jimmie Michael from Manhattan
Bach. The mon were held for examination on Sep
tembcr H.
William NJ. Brown. the Brooklyn artist who
Frustrated by tho heat and taken t. st Luke
Hospital. I'm Manhattan, Friday. August e.
died last Tuesday The funeral was held at his
home No. 800 Dean-st. Thursday
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WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

Troop \ 81 this city. and Troop .. ri BROOKLYN
expected 10 arrive from Porto Rico on the trans
port Mississippi.
Melting Of tho sub-o ommi1ce Of the jubilee
Peace Committee. Mayor once. 'ltF f'" 'o''-
noon
coney island Jockey club races. sho"rsh"ad
Bay 80 p m.
Han Cainc the novelist. 10 arriv" ON inc Am
pania
The "a Reoimonf New YORK Volunteers. hF'F 10
roach this city from camp Meade Penn
city Of Rome. with wounded Spaniards, - saI
taken board
Innuos, I'm the ne witt case by coroner pelap.
BROOKLYN
Music on The Mil IN Central Park also ~
Cedar CIarcnort and Van Cort'and' parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
TARRYTOWN.

musical ana literary entertainment Will he
given in the parlors or tho Ashury Methodist Epis-
cOpai church on Tuesday evening under the Fu-
spices of the Epv orth Leasu" Ch'rter.
The managers Of The T7rryiown Lyceum have
offered tho use Of heir library the conval'scent
soldiers now q. the Tarry town Hospital
Miss Catherine Bing and Louis Cushorma1 see
were quietly married on Wednesday evening ~
iac home Of the brides ftner on the Goull coHncc
Try place the Rov. j. Seldon spencer ROTOR 81
Christ Episcopal church. officiating. Mss Pduline
Bling. sister Of the bride. and henry bins; ,r.
vor- n, attending couple Following the Vtddlne
reception was held. after which Mr. ana Mrs
Soc stirtnl on their houeymoon trip TO- Niasar"
Falls on their return they Will live i'm NNdeN -.
MI and Mrs Soc received many beauiiiu. pros
e1ts. ,, -.
The BOARD Of Fire Wardcns has authorized tho
placing Of four new dreboXes In tho village
Captain cob b Odell H. rapidly recovering from
a srrous iilross ana Will soon b. able 10 take
charge % the steamer Albany. Of the Hudson
Rive Line ,.,..,-
Mrs Marie Madeline BoeinG and Dr Frederic
puer ,OWsley were married on THURSDAY CA tne
Rev 10y. Thor1ton NJ. |iven. pastor of mo p'n'-
Fcrry PRESBYTERIAN Chur o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10

Mount Pleasant acting a. assessors. have com
pl.,ed he assessment roll for the current year Snd
"A copy has been ned with Isaac HcattE. -" n,S-
frlcf clerk The roll will bc open for insp@rtion
ualu Wednesday September y. when the as ssors
will meet in the sleepy Hollow Schoohouse I" near
and examine complaints. .. ,,,-
4 special meeting Of the voters Of Schoc. llS-
tric- ~ , has been called for Thursday. p'iODer
6 for he puruo-e OF voting again on the qt .toh
OF selling the old sleepy Hollow school hu ding
his makes the third attempt OF thc trustees 10
disDo-e OF tho old schOohOuse tho first HAVING been
STONED hv Cherries r Skion'r the state SupeTh,
tendent Of Public instruction. and the e"conc
defeated bg the voters The previous attempts
aroused bitter indignation on the part OF some oi
tho taxpayers. The trustees. however. seem 70 ne
determined TO sell Tho building. and there promises
10 De- another OK @itinC time on Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
NEW ROCJEIIF

The Board OF Education recently received com
munication from Julius Hor0ld. . member Of the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds, IN which
he stated th1t the Two large school buildings lu''
finished were not erected according 70 contract
and are unsafe IN answer 20 the charges the
BOARD appointed committee Of three experts 70
report on the condition Of the new buildings AZ
a special meeting on THURSDAY night tho commit
tee reported that the plans and specifications "@r"
fully complied with and thai IL has doubt what
ever as 20 the safety and stability Of the buildings
The new schools will accommodate more than
thousand pupils and viii he opened Monday
The trustees have decided 10 give notice Of
sDa-ial election 10 bo held IN Mondev. october Il,
i5r an appropriation OF 5000 for ~. % ipmr M 81
the Fire department with additional hose ana i0r
the pure as' Of an aerial truck Tn" money VIII
can Arts's" by Mrs senmes- Craig. in Trinity
House on next THURSDAY a, o CLOCK me ,org
The Rev charles y Canedy rector Of Trinity
to-morrow he viii succeed the Rev Alexander
Hamilton. who has been officiating In his ah-
Land and Sea Auxiliary No. p. Red Cross com
POSED Of branches IN Wesichestef CUNT .t La
S.cN in food and delcacies 70 Moniauk foini ms
week on the Merchants Exchange boat Dr ; .;
Miller Of Buffalo md Fred DiiscoIl Of ih@ i'c1 "a
boat and superintendent INC distribution Of The sup
auspices Of he New-Rochclie Educational Associo.
} VIII esn yin nG c'1 Tso 9a q2 5r s1'Y s
refie. Tickets may BE- secured by apnlca il"n Z"
30 p Davis-ave.. New Rochelle Tho hrst lecture
viii Doe on Tuesday evening. Scptembcr = ~ ne
lectures and are expected 20 be ready abou' Sep.
TENDER % Tho following are the subjects oi no
~ ~ ~ ~. -. y g, .i',,-s,' ,to or r.
manto.st". October II. "Mendelssohn. Classical
Tradiuo2 Roma &c spir ~ ,9ea o1 l2Ip9
Drama Voyembcr l. "Grice Music Of tho North"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
STPEETC4R Kills 1 BiClfhISI'
LOST CONTROL OF HIS MACHINE AS me-
RODE ALONGSIDE. AND FELL UNDER
THE WHEELS


THE WHEELS
Fernard Klein n plumber. living with MS VIE
and four children AT No go F'ifth-st.. died yester-
oav afternoon In ST Marks Hospital from the ei-
tects Of injuries which he received by failing from
his b,cvcle under Second-aye electric car along
eide Of which he was riding short time before
lanes Cullen II No So Terh ave. me mOtoItnal
Of ne car arrested and locked up ~ the Fll'"-
police station. 49,, ,.
According 10 what the moorman and the VIII
nosses OF the accident say IT was due 10 me man
in.ypcrienca or careessncss. Klein Was gong
north ON his wheel and was on the east slde OF
tho avenue Riding nearly beside him was |noth',,
hicvcli.t also going in the same direction. SPN"td'
people noticed that Klein rode unstcady on MS
machine Among those was the motorman. cullen.
lust aq Culleu'a car. which was proceeding az
fair rate e. speed approaching the TWO wheel
mon in The rcghbOrhood Of Ninth-st.. the bcychsI
who had been riding beside Klein shot anedd or
him This seemed % unnerve the latter. for he be
gan 70 sway from side side more nottcea by
in safety. but he fell against the side or the car
and rolled under it's body as he fell from his bi-
cycle
Cullen heard the mans cry as he fell. and
stopped the car quickly Klein lay under the car:
within fraction Of an inch from the wheels OF
the rear truck His arm was caught in some or
tho machinery underneath the car and his head
was cut. He was unconscious at the time. and
was taken by Patrolman Brockerhoff and others 20
s.. Mark Hospital near by. He died fher" WIN
in short time without recovering his senses
Klein hal been bicy 'le rider only short time.
money which he would otherwise be compelled TO
in Carfare against the protests OF his wife.
who declared that he 70 meet with some
accident while riding IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
SING SING

The Rev George W. Ferguson. rector Of trinity
Episcopal church, has returned nome HO'" ''' va
cation trir
Managers ~ the Ossming Hospital announce 'ha'
the annual aazadr foI the benefit Of the nst'"-
ton will 100 held on Thursday. Friday ana S'''r-
DAY Novembcr 3. ard =. al OHye QpCra hoase,
Much interest - manifested IN this Ni.a-' di,ons
1ed here TUcs4aJ. "Wednesday ana IhHisH"2 o.,
mex week Among .ho prominent SRcs aKdr,s "i o
YonKers me Rev. a. = roolc. OF NaT"ee" ' %
Rev. J. II Hutchinson. Of New 3urg ,h[ nj Fl,son
a. Ferris. of Tarryiown. nc Rev. Jphn E.llSo1.
OF Mattedwau. the Kcv. r. VI Saulei, 81 ->N". -
IN" Rev g. J.. RhOadcs. ~ New ork, '.'!, -" "
Rev r. A. Heath Of Mddi,toWn: me htt. " y
Nerus Of Brooklyn. and Mr. william scot oi Inc
Raptist Home Mission society
Work on tho redccoration of the interior ~ the
Ei2h.and Avenu. Methodist Episcopal ,hurch II
heary finished. aud the services VIII astln p- h-ip
Ia Inc church eithel the iaet SUNDAY ii TINS m""''
III ana Mrs Charles Amber celebrated their oc-
III ancy of fhcir new home. IN i1ti hIIlol 49,
Eonday evening with honse-"arnlnG p GI from
gas attended ~ large number ~ irienu7 '""'
this VILLAGE and Other places. 90 -,
Corporal John jenkins. of 'ompahN - a.
Heslm'nt' 9ec1nP1ned - ms WIG gnu '''-'
Tho committee Of One Hundred when pfoPP| ori
nent reception in this villaee about the middle Of
Ocooer. had meetins on thurs1ay .rsi spS
which reports were received from the seNeIad -
ant receptions 10 memoirs % the list planned ny
a. many different organizations IN ms Vli.dsg, anu
a. - which entertainment will NJ IN" best man
aged. have the largest ottendance ana Sr,I,,l 10,
most prominen' guest \ goo many P'9 'bbeir IN
IT,. .-s anil give one big reception ,. .o.h
Two sick soldiers from the ~ Regimen, Dto' II
ers ono I'm Comparv o. h. other ~ 1onpdnN -,
arrived from the hospital a. Camp NlkoU N INC
Ossnine Hospital in This Village Hn,T {,,,iy re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10

The Whit Plains. Tarrytown and Mamaron""k
trolley road which has run no cars for two days
owing 10 the burning Of an armaturc IN
WEDNESDAYS Thunderstorm hopes to have its new
power house ready to operate 10y Sunday The stop
page 81 he cars has resulted in great nconyei,-
fence 10 tho travelling public. principally be v'en
Tarrylown and White Plains. now lha' court ls in
session
County Judge Smith Lent has dismissed The case
against Jacob Brock n lOnkers charged with as
saut in thu first degree. on the complaint Of Gus
tav 4 Eslor. The assault VS. alleged 20 have
taken place IT Sherwood Park near Yonkcrs last
June
The quarterly repor, Of Francis NJ Carpenter
Comfy Treasurer Of Westminster County. for he
Quarter ending July 81 shows that there was bal
ancc on hand May ! Of H72S73 %: total receipts
from, all sources during the quarter 1854 }15. making
total of 81 2l7s g. Tho total disbursements our
ing tho quarter woro S93f ijl 81 leaving balance
hand August ! OF SleS726 q
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the National
Fine Arts Company has ree1 Ned I'm ths West
chester County Clerks Office. The corporation IS
formed 10 engage In the business 81 engraving
o,,t!ng lncising displacement and moulding Of
featured products The amount Of capital stock Is
900 on common stock divided into TWO hundred
shares the principal business Office located In
White Plains and the corporation Is 20 continue IN
Penoni Plat Charles y Horton. William col
son ana Frederick seymour. al Of White Plains
Company gave reception in their rooms in Grand
ST. on Thursday evening IN honor Of Private
Averv Najhans, % Company 6. list Regiment re-
Gently returned from Cuba Although Nathans
was unevodably detained at home by Illness. he
entertainment carried intended 4
musical programme given. and speeches were
made by Village President Samuel Miller Major
penike and others An elaborate supper
served All Of the returned soldiers who went from
White Plains 10 the present IS guests
The Water Commits oners have decided to reduce
the water rates one-hah 70 consumer
Residents OF Chaiterton HNl VIII vote on Monday
evening September IL. on the question Of spending
81 co in the erection OF a school building
The lady managers OF The White Plains Hospital
have offered. through Miss Helen Could 20 axe six
or yorp sick soldiers for treatment ms all ;he
local boys who went TO the war from we'll
TODD families.
Nj and Mrs Edward r. LonG and then daush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-10
NEW YORK CITY

v,-.i,i,ro Toe eighteen years old. Of No 29o West
vtv-ninth-st. fel through the airshafi N me
building ~ 10 lo West Twenjy-fourth-st. y"S''f-
dav from the fourth floor - the cellar. suffering
injuries from which ne died an noHt 'f'Tr Nv wv
New York Hospital
Uors. Wolf. chief ~ the Fire Department ~
1lnzie Germany and friend visited Fire Head
quarters Yesterday Under the escort Of captain
Ncr,urnlin the, inspected the working Of me De-
nar,ne,, and also saw the nrohoat Robert y Van
Wvck operate N tho East River.
The Dock Board Yesterday decided 70 repair me
injury inflicted on the hreakwater pier ~ me ba'-
ter, landing hy the nrchoat Van WycK in the
course OF the naval demonstration on AUGUST ~
The damage was estimated ~ 80
Postmaster Ven Cott announced Yesterday that
tho mails from China Japan and Hawaii. of the
FOL owing dates Hong Eong August !; ShanFna'.
August o. Yokohama August Is ana Honolulu
August q which arrived At san Francisco on thN
steamer Glcngylo. are due I'm New foTk next i''s
dav Mails for China Japan aud Ha~a" VIII
CLOSE q, tho General postofice rs advertised
The Commercial cable Company yesterday issued
,hs following notice. Communication with Yoke
hama and beyond has been restored on one wire.
IN, message are stnl subject - heavy dela' IN
an routes
Henr, W Barker nfty-Hve old. foreman.
living in Ackermsu-si. Eingshridge. was struck on
the tracks Of The New-York and Putnam Railroad.
Near Riverdalo-ave. JOS a southhound tram. F"'
terday and wa Killed
No more victims ~ tho Ve'ey-st fire were 'opnd
yesterday although fremen watched the building
all rtghi ard a careful search for more bodies
was made after the excitement Was all over.
4 charming trip FOR to-morrow Is that NJ no
Hudson River with beautiful shores. delightfully."-
COO, breeze green helds and far-reachng vis'as
OF magnificent villas and estates n may b" mad"
20 advantage on the fast stsamer City ~ Lowell
which I,ayes Pier No 81 North River. every sun
day AZ u r. m . goes ny the river rs FAR as Pough-
keensie and returns I'm the afternoon. reaching
Pier No 20 AZ 6 p n Tho fare Il only - cents
The Rev Dr John l. campbell % the i~Nins-
ton Avenue Baptist church will begin series of
twelve sermons io-rnorroV evening. which Will Pc
suggestive Of his recent IMP through the Holy
and The title OF the course Will be. an ~"
Foofsteps Of the Master To morrow evening Dr
Campbell VIII preach on The Landing AZ lana
The vacations schools. authorized by me School
Board for the Boroughs ~ Manhattan md The
Bronx for the summer 81 ls9s. were closed on
August 70 after a six weeks session An exhibit
NJ me work OF these schools Will be open on the
fourth floor Of the hon II the Board % Educa''on.
40 ls Grard-st On Monday. from n. m 70
p
Tho Rey Dr Charles 8 Robinson former pastor
Of rho New-Yor Pre-hytoran church has re-
Gently returned from six months cruise in INC
r.r Est Ilo vii address the mons meeting ~
tho Harlem Branch Of tho Young Mcn's Chris
,t,o .asociation at 30 W.st ono hundred
and fwcnty- ffth-st. tomorrow afternoon. ~ ."
o'clock on the subject of Changes IN ~" East