New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-24

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SUCCESSFUL TAIRs-A PRETTY HOUSE
WEDDING.
r., annexation question is not dead, although
,te OF the citizens two to one against
INIT Vernon becoming part OF me
later New-Yorl;. The Mount Vernon Home
,,e which Is the corporate name of the
,annexation organization. resolved 'mmedi'
,aIv after election TO continue its Work, and
. watch for any movement that might be
a.de looking toward the revival OF the ahheAA-
.on scheme. I, has been mentioned that inc leau-
49, members OF the Annexation Association Intend
~ TOOL the pulse Of the Legislature soon after 1t
e,s and TO use their efforts 10 inoculatr tha'
,oiv with some of the germs that are awe IN 'hr
,axatfou DO iy and tack to the Greater New
wi hill a greater part OF Westchester county.
w. ros,-election gossip is improvements" and
,oa of these have already been made others are
der way and more in contemplation. The
.,,cnal improvements under way are III the
l,rae,s-macadanlizing and asphaltng. The I'M
ovarenfs in this direction since last spring nave
,ra,erallv changed the general appearance OF t'e
tracts and avenues. and instead or TWO or three
,ncbes of mud the macadamized avenues give Il
~. ro,dbed Forrth.ave. the main business
.horouehfare is asphalted from First to sixth ST
ra the money has been we'll expended Ihere If
-, street that causes general complaint-FirSi-st
1ts nresent condition is one of humps and hoHo"S'
t and slush This is due TO it, having been
,o-n M for the relaying Of the electro ial'"a!
,rack ami the four-track run Of the New ORR New
,Iaven and Hartford Railroad Bids nave preh
askad however. for asphaltng the street. and soon
after the contract is awarded. which VIII De ABOUT
,v, weeks hence the work viii be begun.
Another great Improvement. and one that = sfd"-
fyinr 10 residents and visitors as "'" a. 10 "'7
real estate agents who are ever on the aie'' io'
,rade j. that being made by the New-lorN New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. The cutting through
II f~l ~ 90 =
Mount Vernon 10 the junction with the Harlem
railroad and also for continuing ihs quadfup'e
rack system : well toward completion Inc
prsa, stone walls along the line OF the track are "''
only a massive piece OF engineering D1' my az
numerical and attractive 10 the eye 81 .'e
Stranger as well as 10 the people VINO nave u''''''
hack and forth over the road daily for years Ine he"
.,i,, i also an Improvement. /, is of such pecn.-
,,r architecture as to make Il picturesque anu To
cauea tho old residents feel proud OF II. me
bridges crossing the tracks are also ha'Neu IN
movement over the old ones. being stronger anu He'
more skeleton-like and presenting less Oo9ti
:, light and circulation Of air. In front OF the ne"
STATION the company is laying patent cement wax
- no Is feet wide and 300 fee, long over wn'cn
e 10 he a shedrOOf. The company Is ABOUT - "'''
another span or bridge across the track LOT 'le az
commodation of people living between f.rS' anu
Fourth ayes. This would have been bnii' oe'oi' "u
-ha companv has delayed until the Common Counch
,n;d decide whether it should BE- built at second or
Third ,, A, ,oi hoco,,e. tired
~ va a. 1Ir,ast that the Mayoralty question was
WI, VIA M nv he seating of Edson Lewis as Mayor on
TUESDAY e Espn W. aT F.Ee the Democratic
is reported 10 be making afra'is''' ~ to- 20,
procedings the courts and continue ms c'' ''"'
The The Argus on THURSDAY pu6iished s,ate gSas
That the records of the city Clerk One , NOV
hat the assertion that the brewers nave no mt
in the quorshops OF Noun nroye hat local and
New-York brewers hold chatiel HoTtgagrs ioi
furniture and none lent IN 81, sfa55 ' Si i ths
tho Indebtedness TO NeWYork brt wers j. auOtt Si'-
o.. in other words. the saloons are run IaigeN %"
Tho christian Endeavor s2cety Of me- Krfori I.
day " mig. Aiter me , iiIn ia the chao4i the
secretary Of the State Sabbath Association on SAD
Tbe large Chorus thu, to sing at the gospel tenn
nersnce meetings Of Thomas Edward Murphy VII
meet in The Young Mems Cnrisean :, is nx
nsced mat nearly 200 will take part "a an VINO can
srg whether they are members OF cnurehrs o, no..
ave invited 10 ion. The meetings VIII DcElh al ul
J5f;i Avenue Opera House on Monday evening ani
The Common council opened the bids for the
purchase OF siocog tax-relief bonds on iX@sGy
ns5i a3 yor s~sTfa ae There he were thirteen b
the lowest offer being lcc75, by Edward C. Jones
Tn Mount Vernon Fire Patrol has elected the
following officers: President = INA, .noe.
T Ss sT dssSian nG"e warm seSond assistant
p H. Johnson. financial secretary. Philip T. Foriier.
recording secretary. Jules Nelson; treasurer w r.
This s the season OF fairs and If any ny, o. The
citzens have enough money ,eft about christmas
time TO help mi the ''babys stocking. he or she
vii, be fortunate. but those who pdtrOnize 'h~S'
fairs anticipate christmas rfhehplainr' ' ~
there is almost everything one could wish ior IN IN
the booths. The fair of the LADIES Ald 10c.e'E VI
:he PRESBYTERIAN Church. held on THURSDAY anu
Friday nights for the purpose % raising money -
successful Mrs Amos NJ. Ensign was the manager
o. the supper affair. and she ably assisted oY
Mrs Charles II. S,ecker. Mrs. NJ. ; Page MISS
Mary Irwin. Mrs. f. II. lomas: Mrs. II. T. hhos s,
the Sunday-school as mattresses ,...u -,
The wedding OF Miss Laura r.. Huss, daughter 80, OF
Colonel and Mrs. Henry Huss, to EdWard W.
Weimar on Wednesday night VAS one OF me hsil IT.
accommodate the large number OF guests tempot,
extension o the house was constructed, ":h'I.
was used as the dining hall. The couple stooa
under a huge arch % palms. greens din r; s
room. Including the dining hall. was banked WIN
roses. tropical plants ETC. and electric l2htS thIe"
b-ll.iancy over all A massive wedding cake was
IN the centre OF the table in the dining hall among
the manv present were Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ. Shepard
ex-Postmasier-C;eneral and Mrs. Thomas L. James.
Genera and Mrs. Gilbe. Judge A. - Beers. MAJOR
P Wade Mr. and Mrs. J. J.. Huss MI ana MIS-.
H. Bangs. ex-Mayor and Mrs p. r. Brush ,i ~
SON Alderman and Mrs Edwin W Flske. Mr. ana
Mrs + r Hayward. DR.. and Mrs. $ b. Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs A. D. See. Mr.. and Mrs. X ). Draddy'
Mrs Peter Weimar. Mr.. and Mrs Mornhin%ey. a.
J McCarten. Mr. and Mrs. William Allen. Captain
Clark OF the Cunard Line Mrs Clark. Colonel ana
Mrs Henry fIenneberger. Mr.. and Mrs X j. RUDY
and NJ. and Mrs William Osborn.
TCCKAHOE AND BHONXVIILE.
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