New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

PREPARING FOR CHURCH AND OTHER
INTERCHANGEABLE NOTES
rvervthlng in public affairs has been subordinate
=. ,olitlcs during the last week in and about West
.sssters county seat The great political tidal
we of Tuesday last. which swept into power every
ssrddate OF the Republican party the county.
confessional and Assembly tickets has pre-
,snt in the county's history. In the face OF the
turns Democratic leaders are dumbfounded and
=. condemning the National Democratic leaders
"a the selfshness of Tammany Halls followers,
=. demonstrated by the LeXow Committees inves-
legations.
n, Tuesday next the Board OF Supervisors will
convene in the County Clerks office as board of
ocunty canvassers to canvass the votes cast on
r,aeaav last. Later the board will organize for
The transaction of the annual legislative business.
Az is well known. the board is Republican by
cood working majority. one of the principal bust
ness transactions of the board this will be the
sxing of the Sheriff's salary as by a special act
rassed last winter the board must determine the
salary to be not in excess of $4,000 year. Here
,otore It was a fee office and worth $50 900
YEAR Ex-Sherin Schrmer. Democrat. who is SUI
pervisor from White Plains. says the Sheriff should
receive at least $4,000 and 1t is probable that the
Republicans in the board will deal fairly by their
successfu party candidate. Addison Johnson
Now that political discussions have subsded. the
ave. are pushing to the fore the concert. which
will be held under the societys auspices in ST.
Johns Hall. in Hamiton-ave' on thanksgiving
evening next. The artists who will take part are
members Ct Mount Olivet Baptist Church choir. OF
New-York City, and include Nine. A. Taylor Mrs
Fannie Belle Johnson and Nine. Emma jackson.
sopranos Miss George Martin and Nine. Clara
Lewis altos: Nine Stotts contralto; Messrs. Jo-
se2h Bates and Aaron Taylor tenors; Montgomery
Jones and Edward Gaines, bassos; Miss Ella Scott
and Miss r Il. Johnson. eocutionsts; Samuel b.
Jackson. musical director, and Nine. v Il. Hunt
Scott pianist. The proceeds of the concert Will be
applied to the liquidation of the debt Of Bethel
Church. the Rev. George w. Kuygar. pastor The
pastor Of St. Johns Roman Catholic Church mas
gyen the use of the hall TO the cause.
At the home of John II. McArdle, in Court-st'' on
Monday afternoon next the marriage OF MISS Jennie
McArde and George A. Buckhout. son OF the late
Isaac c. Buckhout. the engineer who designed the
Grand Central Station in New-York Will be ceie-
brated. The bride-elect is sister OF John H. NC
Ard,e a successful Mamaroneck merchant and presi-
dent Of the Board OF Education Of that place Inc
BRIDEGROOM is an Eplscopaiian. while the bride Is
devoted member OF the Roman Catholic falth'
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Will
The November term of the County court anu
Court Of Sessions Will convene mere on hers
are large number OF cases on the caenaard 81
this session the indicted White Plains Of
Jurors Kineh has Summoned the folloWinngS wins. Grand
Jurors Thomas Bunds sev ana h%rrer ana Ben
,amn Stern, New-Rochelle John r Moran ana
aaron Hail. White Plains ThSm hn r oSSSe calvin
Lyon and John Weed Rye H keaIeT Hafrison
Luther Fancher Poandrdse; Frederick Potter and nd
2 Fred Carpenter. Ossning Foster JENKINS cs ana
Vail. North salem: George B cooksey' s Joseph
s0I Purdy. an" yorktown: W b. Love West Chester.
and John Naylor. Cortlandt.
Of St. Johns Church held successful festival IN
ST. Johns Hall for the benefit OF the olsrs
the a. o. r. White Plains Court, NO. S5oi nave
taken time by the fGrsoc k ana s JOINS Hall
These Thanksgiving Eve entertainments r nd ha ne
Foresters anticipate large affair The order Is
strong in this neghborhood 49,, % r,s.aos
congratulating themselves over the fact that me
village is about TO place TO peter otods from
Welknown banking firms in the metropolis inacale
premium the issue drop IN tae i9cS ro, nav al
& II on $1,000 of assessed value President Croih"e"
thinks is a contributing cause. .o.h,, rooe,,rr
on Tuesday evening the regular montny heeunS
porsiion rooms For the last three years unsuc-
eessu efforts have teen made to have b IL is to
to hoped that President CromweTs comm onm'tIee MI
fame an act which viii meet yi1 nne heeoeu
Among the social happenings Of the last week
Ere peearment' new S. 800 building and hall has
been Constructed. and to this hall on "Wednesday
evening the Scarsdae company invited the w Alte
plains nremen 10 witness theatrical entertainment
for the cOmpanys benefit. ,>,.,. ,,,,.,.
The visit OF Alfred b. Gu!on, DISTRICT Deputy
Grand Master for the Ninth Masonic District 10
White Plains Lodge No AZ on fratsTnisv
BIDS for 10000 school bonds Will close To-Day.
On Thursday evening in the Memoa rcs of SING
Sing lectured before a fair audience for the benei'
Of the Orphans Home at Dobbs Ferry, on the sud-
ject Of 'Noiseless Forces. , H.,
Social visits have been INDUCED in as usual our
lag the week Miss Edith Suits. or cottage fIacei
Is In Brooklyn returning visit 70 her iriehl
Miss Peah Edgcrton. Mrs. Kate " Faulkner; an
amateur elocutlonst Of note took run up from
the city this week to visit her many triends mere
On Sunday Dr. Charles f. Young entertained al ms
Hamilton-ave home the Rev. DR. w; z. suit seer
tary Of the American Seamans Friend SocIety
Mrs William T. Fiero. Of Broadway. mas enjoyed
ys! from her father. Henry Miller. OF Chappaqua
Among the guests at the Carlyon Arms Hotter VINO
have returned home are the Misses Wallace and
Islands and the latter to Sheldrake. y. Y.