New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON-Joseph s. Wood. proprietor OF
q" The Chronicle gave dinner party on SATURDAY
evening his home in second ave. u John H. Johns
ton the Union square iewcer. and to David Marshal
# Edinburgh. scotland. Of III" cNM Mayor OF that
city. II a successful social incident ana tho>o
who we're there will remember II with Joy and gratitude
There Wa, no o>t~ntaon. only pcrfe' ton. A, host
Mr.. Wood showed his friends the art OF giving DC
Iighfu dinner and how with grace and ease 10 seat
his guests at the table and make them congenlal.
lie wa, assisted In the entertainment By his sister
IN law Mrs.. Lr,i'ia Dcvoc. The other guests were
| Edward ,,ay the landscape painter, and Mrs. Gay
and Lieutenant H. F.. Khoadcs Of the Engineer Corps
| Of the Navy, and wife. The Rev Dwight {. stone
OF Canaan Conn. preached In the First Presbyterian
| Church both morning and evening yesterday The Rev.
=. NJ Tia, or preached in the chapel OF tie 'hurch
of the Ascension. Chester Hill. II Is reported
that Mr. Taylor will be invited to arcept OF the rec
tor,hip, It being vacant The baseball nine OF the
| Noun, Vernon Athletic Association will play match
! game with the Cuban Giants on the Athletic CIuo
| ground, At p. m. today. 1t promises to De the
most Interesting game Of the season
| tEOrrN LANDING. John Peterson. llng a resident
! ot this town, about sixty i've years old. and q"
,ccnd.nt of an old Indian family. being nearly hall
| breed was ,hot and killed by some unknown person
about L. 10 a. m. on sunday, while on III, way
through TN, village 10 the vessel on which ne wa
cnpl,ycsi The shot wa, fired from behind him. and
en- tered under the left shoulder causing almost IN
slant death. NO could he assigned for the act
a, ne was generally liked 10y every body. and the sup
position j. that he mistaken for >"in" other man!
The officer, have arrested 'rrman. Frederick HaHtr
nho ,pliy I'd revolver durin. the evening ahd r.
| marked that he would hill sumch"siy with II. lie
Will I've held for examination at the inquest T. niorrw
! poHH- FERRY The united lire Department OF thi,
pla,r viii have annual parade and picnic neat
; Thursday.
| TAERNTrwS.-T weight Of IN" bank deposit
steel vault, whrn complete" VIII b" tOuoo poind>.
The Misses Maud and Ef.th Wiihin~ ~ starr
for n" West Ia day. haynI r"'rv r. '.bi -lhr "n
c,gcIr,t, tea hers The former In the J'lr; iiish
school. and the latter III one ~ the l!h schools :"
4 Chlclcu. . Tho public schools reopen L. nrr
| WHITE PLAINS -t;r,und will be broken To- MORO"
for the erection Of the Brucl Baptist thuNh III
Winchester Il Tn" Iuiou i-,h aud Ladder ON
ptnv /, Ia l." equipped WIKI nr.imn. regulation
coats The appointment "f EN)ah Wa>lburh vi
II-hpn I,stc" No. 3, |. ~. -. F., A. District Deputy
Grand Master for the lid Wc>tcheetcr District. has
been confirmed.
! lpl NpI;ID,iE.- Til" annual pirul" =" IN" Farmers
Alliance for Northern Wc>rhsrr county AMI western
CONNECTICUT will IL, held Ia morrow III The grove l
tie >h"ir> ~ Trinity Lahr.
/ IDNkEES The reunion of the Nh New York
Heavy Artillery. which mustered uo the >"rN zee
during the Rebellion and which was composed ~
/ companies organized throughout West hester County.
will take place In this city Ia mDrr,w. the twenty
| eighth anniversary. The 9TH served from 3i2 mntli
l-'i Colonel kching. of Pech>kill. commanded the
| regiment. and Fwicrich ". Shounar of thi, city.
| was active in securing recruits.