New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
YEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-A series of union gospel meetings
vii be held in Mora0's Han beginning , on f M0SSSs
Midnight Mission, WIN take part in the services. On
Monday night the, ROy. Mr.. NaylOr. Of the Baptist
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church and on Thurs.
dsy and Friday nights. Mr.. Crttenton and Mr. car
po"''A non.oicsi proopson has been advanced BY
residents OF Rye for the White Plains authorities 10
through that village INTO Long Island SOUND, Al
though tho White Plains Trustees have adopted the
plans have not yet been formulated. The village
spent 81 500 in completing surveys to the Sound;
probable that the proposition from Rye win ret BE-
Sweeney, prisoner detained IN the county jal, on
Monday tore of strip from his mattress aud tied one
end around his neck, with the intention Of committing
suicide He was detected by The no gSsd on duty and
earnestly earn engaged n procuring signatures to petition
purchase Of a suitable site for state normal school,
offering II to the state authorities for that purpose
over tho win Of Francis w. IaSak, which Will be
presented for probate to-day n the surogates Court
asmSsd 10 be- worth s. 600 f6e testatOr was
ninety years old at the time OF bis death and for many
years he was connected In business with John jacob
Aston Aston
YoNKERs.-Four young burglars, who gave their
names and ages as Matthew nyiend eighteen years
eighteen years, and Martin smith, sixteen years
h,s,lnn summer house OF L. u. Patterson, IN
T,ena Vlstarave on Wednesday night and cut of all
he water supply pipes aud sold them 70 juniman.
they were al captured by the police and City Judge
Thayer committed them TO the county jan 10 A"Ms
tho action Of tho grand jury
MOUNT VERNoN.--The members OF the baseball
club Of Mount Vernon have given notice s11 nsy aSs
hv a match game with the SUBMITS, OF Jersey city,
m Nav q IL Is said that they have already made
about a dozen engagements.
e1NC sINQ,--John johnson, The state Prison con-
vIet who had OF his thighs broken by lal from
GALLERY No g. while engaged in fight with Theodore
Rnlerts 4 fellow convict, on "Wednesday, was I'M
moving Yesterday IN the prison hospital aud no
yerlos result Is expected Roberts Is kept N daih
cell Cor the present as q punishment for mss his
deed The Sing Sing Water Company expseD
to be prepared to supply the citizens Win PUT waesr
Ioelwood Is conducting the examination q fourteen
feaehers IN public schools whose cerhrSVes VI
qualification wiz soon expire. f
ACKNOWLEDGMENT was brohen yesterday Tor INC
Port Chester, White Plains aud TarTytoWn fASrs. ,
railroad by Civil Engineer Patt Of New ofE WITH WI,
VIII DO first pushed the section DetWneh Eslnsasu
and TArFy town, distance OF about 1r9s anu "9'
half miles.
YILLIAMsBRIDGE.-Taxpay OF me town o.
westchester Will hold mass-neetlng az Jerome hah
on Monday evening 10 protest AGAINST ne passa8e
by The Legislature Of the bill now before u provlo
ig for tho annexng Of tho town 20 tns ciU Oh Ne"
York.
DoBBs FERRY III Is said that Theodore ". yoor-
hes ~ ihs Nsw.York Central Railroad, win build
fine house here this spring. Mr. VOORHEES, was N The
village on TUESDAY looking at several pieces o. grouna
Tor sse for bis new home. He now ives ~ spuyten
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