New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
SUBURBAN NEWS.
WESTcuESTER COUNTY.
A REST FOR CONvALEsCENTs OPENED

p,, wos formally opcncd yesterday afternoon
The institution is under the immediate chare' '"
board of managers composed mainly Oh "o"'" "
nuontIal IN PRESBYTERIAN circles in New-fork ana j.
4, country branch OF the Presbyterian IoSPl'"i'
wos formerly known rs the Alexander Military III
stitute 4 spacious lawn Is I'm front OF the pul'"'nT
in which there forty beds for the "'coh'nou'',V"
-, a. oorv.io.copts The house Of rest, III"
pa,roncs,,s say is intended to enable the iI'''S
toron Church Gtly 10 crown that ministry Of mercy
which the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital 80 magh'hc'n"N "
Gins The object OF the society IS 10 Pr"N"'
Temporary shelter and care for worthy Pro'"'""'
poor who may be discharged from tns hurch Of
xo VT yop and The Rev \. Il. Maconbray. OF Ne
White Plains Presbyterian Church 'ooh part !"
formal opening OF the Institution
.nn,Ica,ion will be made TO the White Plains Board
OF Trustees next Monday evening for perhiNSo" "
advertise public hearing before Tie h"a'" VI "
n,i,Ion to hermit the New York. Elm ford ana Ni,r
inain. pailroad Companv 10 lay rails IN ~" pn"l
,r',s Tor The construction Of electric Talroad 20
nm from the Em-ford station on The HrN 'uih az"
X"rfTcrm Eatlo.d 10 point IN silver Lake P'ih. IN
the town Of Harrison. NJ me sum- I'M n ,,cii.,
~ ,n anpllcatinn to extend u line from Whit" ll',
To Mamnroncck. Tho latter LIN" VA aiS1 ae" bcrn
favoraby spoken Of by Wit" Palm, pc'p Vim, V" Long
Island sond and Il il prohah" that The latter s'h'
win meet the approval Of The board 49, T., ,toh
surrogate Coffin has just given decision ~ Wiz"
10 rcfn.,, 10 admit to probate the VIII o jan" HNl,
Of NouScr- Oh the ground INA, ne iu W..
contested hv ~ guardian Of minor caild NnnA -
Vcvns WHO W., di,nhercd und"T ne WEI drawn ~
Iy John +. rrcunan: lontcr, nNy.r. p"rns d,s
contest 81 the s.! il ~" body ~ Mi, -,Nn ,J rn
| in cyldcn,, II slowed uai .lc di'd ~ N'.,' .,
1891 while Tho Will was daI'd o NnF maoc ." The Wit
ncsses 10 the viii testified 10 signing H. DIV ',un
swear to the date they placed their names 10 '''
| Instrument.
Y0yKERs.-rndcr the charter amendment passed
ot the last session Of the Legislature" ih' CITY %
lonlscrs IS allowed 10 eAp'nd 100000 j" p"''nt
streets the city paying twothirds 81 The cost NJ
the lat SESSION Of The Common Council an oin'r "''
pa.,ed for the paving 81 several milo II streets
which would cot tho city S2ioo0o. tbs order was
| added with an ameninl'nt which CAV" The I"rt"r
| ASPHALT Company monopoly o. al The alh'i l,Nui-
| Ina. refused TO -icn tie Order a- amended Ihrr' J.,
some opposition among prop r' owner, {" NE ""gun,
are %houi dozen srcci, In lie l'. aud nrc
r"al ,Snt' n"' aro nrIn.d 10 obr", 10 the lar~
| assessment which thoy viii have 10 pay.
George White and Miss Christina Fulton were i mar
| rird Yesterday afternoon 80 tl- hon" %. ~" hI"
mother. NO. il Chc,rnutst. The Rev. Alexander u.
| carver, Of st. johns. performed the ceremony
| IEEK-kII.- The Pcck-hill Military Academy mar
rovly c.capd being totally dc'tio'cd on Wednesday
| b1 nre lIamcs broke out Just rs the cadet, wcr"
| nj dinner Ihe cadet, left their meal and al One
ont the irc il originated in tn annex building Of
the academy. Had It not been for The we'll trained
| have been wiped on by ia" namc'; The villas,
department also arrived at The school ana a,-,."
| the cadet, In putting out the iir Inc '""'' ="
| the nrc l. unknown.
wILLIAM,RIDGE-Th inquest into the death Of
| James T. Ccary. who wa, shot and hicd by 'hi'l 81
Police Patrick Cash. Of WilliHm,brIdsc. wa. h'ld yr.
| tcrday afternoon before Coroner Drcws and a Jury
Mr.. Faulhabor the proprietor Of the Jerome Il'l'
where Clcary and Cash met before tnr ia'i "nTnS.
| testified that chief OF Police ,ash entered III, II"
| about II 10. and that James T. ,lAry was ihcl III
the back room playing cards WIN M'c% , Irnp h
| was standing 10y the bar Clcary walked through into
the barroom and nadc them all "Good night see
ing Cash. II" spoke pleasantly TO nm Snf i ~.
what the matter win y3n ana thc Ola man. tnr
with you and old man Klnndcr; yon ought to b"
| ashamed TO hit an old man Ike him, 'l'ary re-.
ored would ht any on" VINO sur s,'m my a"I IN hc
| doorway said Jimmy. come outside. want 10 So"
YOU C1cary went outside ana not mote tham n.y. ,E
minutes aitcrward some one SUCK ms h,au III we
| door and said They're at IT. meaning 'i,ary ana
Cash WIN M GGrTs H2r a%a S .NG 10 % Gab
"What did you shoot him for lie Is dena' ,". ~
walked away.
noses of The fight all corroboratcd Faulhabrrs tea
tImony and Thomas Ryan and David u. HUM trsii
fled that Cash said TO them In Ryan's place that he
Thc jury gave the following verdict: "The said
1amG' H. w%a c inactrd by I PncH cash
The case Will be presented TO the Grand Jury on
Monday.
MT. vERNoN-The Board Of Aldermen has filed th'
vacancy caused 10y the resignation Of Alderman David
Curtis by clccllng David :. Williams. Mr.. Williams
Is stanch Republican. lawyer Of considerable prom
Inencc prominent member Of the Baptist Church
and counsel 10 the Home Building Association. III.
election makes the new beard tie OF SIX Republicans
and six Democrats and as Mayor Edward /. Brush
j. "A Republican, and will have the caSung vote, the
| board IS practically Republican.
| Mex, Monday night the scholars OF the Finh-avc
school of Mount Vernon Will give a concert for h'
benefit OF the Bureau Of Charities and the Iiosplta
| Fund e.,
| the (;vmna sum exhibition Of the Young Men
Christian Association Of Mount Vernon VIII take place
b, on the evening Of June :. 49, -
? | Last night the members Of the W. e. +. 4. %
Mount Vernon celebrated the second anniversary %
The dedication Of Willard Hall The speaker Of th'
evening was MIS-. Mary T. Burt, state w. G. Il. L
. president.