New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
WHITE PLAINS.
,x OMNIBUS SILENCE ON POLITICAL
QUESTIONS
rrr REGISTRATION AND EFFECTIVE WORK
THE MATTER OF STREET EXTENSIONS
PONDS OEEERED-LOCAL NOTES.


THE MATTER OF STREET EXTENSIONS
BONDS oFFERED-LOCAL NOTES.
Although on the eve OF election week. politicians
IA workers Of all parties have been keeping their
..mners in a commendable manner There. have
,asn no heated discussions on political topics-in
ssc, the silence which prevails all sides. al
.nouch the regisratio has increased over that of
~ former years by several hundred. is unex-
,,rabe except it is that the incidents of the last
mo wears have schooed the people into grim
denomination to vote. not to talk. on Election
~ The Republican Town Committee. J. T.
,.,twood chairman. has been doing effective work
a. occurring full registration of Republican voters
a. all the wards. The candidacy of DR.. Charles f.
prch for Coroner has had much to do with this.
although the party workers are by no means In
s,rarent 10 the main issues in the fight The
noctor Is a young man OF good address. a hard
.,dent and has the best wishes of his townspeo-
MA regardless of party ties
Tho extension OF sewer mains through several
,raets in the village led TO lively debate in the
n.o-s Of Trustees this week. Samuel Faile. the
nwnsr OF Greenridge Park, has championed the ex
,snson of sewers in that direction. AS adjacent
ro,ertv owners pay for these extensions by direct
Assessment of course the Trustees directed the
engineers employed by the village to submit plan
"a the Sewer Committee. which committee reported
hack 10 the board. Trustee Long opposed the
sdonriOn OF the engineers plans, because tley ulu
~, nroyide for the taking of sewage from the
n,r,hsr,nost extremes of Mamaroneck ave, and
the Mans were referred back TO the engineers and
N bids for the work were rejected. The engineers
r,u submit another profile to the board on Mon
aov evening next in accordance with Trustee
Longs views
The Pioneer Club. organization OF ffty-hve
colored men, banded together for political and So
osl purposes. will make application to the Board
fOr n
Imminent of a special officer OF their race
pWasons in this vicinity will meet Aired b. Cuon.
EEs,,;c al the rooms OF White Plains Lodge. No.
"a on Wednesday evening next The oficers OF the
Srethren' ana a large representation IS expected
This afternoon White Plains Lodge will he present
~ the ,avlng Of the cornerstone OF the new public
:sbooI building at Mount Ksco. Mount Kisco Coun-
eli of the Junior order OF American Mechanics Will
The Chief social AFFAIR OF the week was the con-
cert and readings at the Auditorium on Wedns sday
gnae hd n au he
Cd Ta az rs Henay snn L. Hosart
ana the Wel-known Park Sisters gave their services
,nyps in see 100 worth Of White Plains bonds The
Board OF Trustees has directed PRESIDENT Crpmwei!
srsy in sums Of 81 900 after 1910 and the Board OF
Education of School District No. Will receive pro-
Rssas up 70 November 10 at the office &C, Of John
issued for the building OF an addition to the Pubic
Surrogate Coffin has admitted TO probate the will
Of John de Nries. formerly well-known printer IN
NewYork City. Mr.. de Nriess estate Is estimated
al $4,000
The Halloween festival and exhibition OF chrysan-
themufns and ported plants in Lafayette Hall on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings was large at
tended The affair given under the auspices
OF the Woman's Home Missionary Society OF the
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. William II. Tole rector OF ST John
Roman Catholic Church. has given the use OF 81
Johns Hall for night TO the Bethel Baptist
Church Society which will hold concer, there this
month.
The Roads and Bridges Committee OF the Board
Of Trustees contempates the removal OF the bar 4
stand from Broadway Park 10 the junction OF Rail
road and MamarOneck ayes.
Application has been made 70 the Board OF Trus-
tees for the extension Of gas mains and the cree
ton OF gasights along Prospect-st. between Lex
tngton-ave. and Sound New-ave.