New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
UrSrCurSTER COUNTY.
AN EXPLOSION IN A HOTEL GIMME

49, ryptoSION IN A HOTEL CHIMNEY
poonle in the Orawnupum Hotel at White Plains
wcro thrown into a state OF CONSERVATION auol' Han-
49, O O'Clock Yesterday morning by peculiar ex-
rlosIoD which took place in chimney on the SOUTH
- corrcr II the hotel, which is brick bnlidAg
o,,.,od with cement and marked TO resemble stone
The entire chimney blown 10 pieces, as was slso
a fac from a bedroom on the second moor Iel0 wv
mantIepiecc and a mass Of brick were blown INTO Ule
r,Idd,o NJ the room. The chambermald, WHO was az
%i- 10 her duties in the adjoining room, faintcd,
Inc bricks were forced by the explosion GUY Vi wc
80" vail and caused great an alarm unt INC
crsices were not needed. 1t Is supposed tha1 l ~
eelNIt , ~ ga lad formed in the chimney, and that
InshS hac6me expanded by the heat from the cook
i iS aTi-nSenens in the basement ard caused II 70
explode. The damage done 10 'io P'e" WIN
probably amount ~ @l,OOO
Mt. yERNON.-The committee Of the village Trls-
tes appolned to draft the provisions OF the FRANCHISE
ranted 70 the Wesichester Electric Railway company
has been advised to act ONT under the supervision Oh
the village counsel. 1t is recognized as ilPera'iNe
ht the drafting of these provisions require the utmost
carc so that 10 the community may be insurer
safe and rapid system Of street railway. Inv
company proposes to construct ana uia'n''n u"
electric railway that is to run from 'ae new
S SVn and il is proposed that the franchise slla
tnnIate It's forfeiture should the needs ana 9sie% %
mo nublic be disrcgardcd by the company. IL 10
Uo made n most urgent protest against granting Lio
fr,uchi.c unless the storage battery sys,vn d Int
safp tbo
~" village trustees concluded 10 grant inc use "a C'
or oycrhe nd wire system until such tllG a. II
may be succeeded by an equally po"G Ti onns-y
rnmplicated and unsight!y agency, ihc 'U,,ir,imy
,,y,,i., that the road shall be COnlpleleu anu
Tra January I 1888 Through Mount vernon, W
D G,UU ~ tbS tronX River Bridge and NOnker ave.
Inc road will run through lOnbersaVe'' ~ ~ 80
V"rnou ave thence to south Railroad ave. tlenCc "
Grove 81 Thence to New Haven Rar@ ST. lIlcO0 ~
Iond St thence To Mount Vernon ave, SinV4't ~
ipcolu ave thence to FiTStst., ana aons ,fon
f0uIth-ave through 10 IllIu-st' 'heh'0 !" '''N'
through 10 the village line 80, c.o,,o
WHITE PlAINS.-Thc general term OF the snpiehlne
Conrt I'm a decision written by Justice Dykmal haS
ordered a resale Of the Barbara Brouy propU1aGh
NJ Vernon About four years ago MIS- pa ia, ia
I{routy's son Frank shot dead THOMAS "OOu rio
,rns Yttemntluc 10 serve a warrant on BiOIN' 49,.
Rroutys OVnci valuable farm properly auuDnLns ~
Vernon village TO secure counsel thus property w.
nIcfrcd a. Francis Larkin Of Sing sing me se'1I
counsel As security for the pay ment OF TooVo' ,,e
se+ mn the plea OF insanity ana nalascu ~ 60
prc,tT,s neck although the latter was sehJ 10 H.IS
prison Toy NE IN duc process Lhfklh se'u1n9o Zoo
~ ta nroncrtv which IS now valued at $2OuOo'
NeauwI r. Ohccr Woods widow began a CltIi az
against Mrs Rrouty for $1,000, for beng @ nGe
g. bcr husbands death and Mrs BrOutys cOuH'ei ma t
annIication 10 have resale of the properly la td
drf;.on inst handed down the property VIII DE ro'o
pIFtStNTVTLE-John b. Foster an lnnuenaia'
member the Society OF Friends anu f 6n Thur.!av
nvner i'm th section fell from hay loit on On lis e,rc
and fractured several ribs besides SUSTAINING tt.I
fnternoI INJURIES which f. is Thought may pIo'0 i"V"
lie Is seventy eight years Old 49, Co.
wIIIJANSBRIDGE.-Th General Term OF t ne gu u
T,n Court has sustained Judge DykInahs Iuine w.
HE effect that an Endorsement Oh C ;it Os Re
R"nnbcan club in local affairs Is equivaient 10 h d
nbIican nomination and those having antlVf8 ~ Nv
80 must print the candidates name oil 'e hcp"'"' '
hall