New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-17
WHITE PLAINS.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC WORK CON-
PLETED.
REPUBLICANS HARMONIOUS IN cAucus-xorrs

RErrBIICANs HARMONIOUS IN CAuCus-NorEs
ABOUT VILLAGE PEOPLE AND AFFAIRS
The committee paving Railroad-ave held a
conference this week ard is sanguine that there
will be many responses the call for bids for the
having OF the avenue with vltriaed brick Mr.
Hartman. who is TO superintend the pavement had
n,s e2ecihcations approved on Wednesday by the
committee and a number OF the specifications
nov in the hands OF experts. On August "a bids
vii be approved for doing he work which in
eludes the laying OF 1850 square yards Of brick
pavement 1910 yards OF bridge stone. 4.H5
neal feet OF curbstone. 1870 feet OF old curb
atone TO redressed and reset, II receiving basins
4 nanhoes and 1000 feet O: 2i-;nch vitrhed drain
nine The pavement is to set six inches OF
concrete foundation and sand cushion. The Legis-
lature has authorized the expenditure OF any sum
10, N excess Of $4,000 for the work
The picnic festival days wing close
with the organizations in town. All the sunday
schools attached 10 the different churches have had
,her outing days the shores OF the Sound, and
on Wednesday last the Independent and Hope En-
zine companies ended the Fire Departments annual
clambake parties to the seashore by enjoying
hase and various sports at Edwards-on-t he-Hn. at
RYE Beach
Political affairs becoming interesting Sep
,smber days approach. The Republican town
caucus was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening last 10 elect delegates to the various con
xsntions TO be held this fall. II thought that
ana the young element o. Republicans who are o,
,,a taking much interest in the party affairs but
zach side made concessions, and he caucus chose
-se following ticket: Delegates To the County con-
veotlon Samuel G. Miller James Young. Richmond
r slade Zlba Carpenter. Edward B. Long. James
X stafford. John Oezine and George Thompson
Assembly Convention. Frank w Pierce. Aaron
Ysdick Charles H Smith. William J. stanfeld
Nathaniel NJ. Moger. Adolph oo"ry' william NJ
sweet and J. Irving Carpenter. Assembly Dls'r'ct
convention, J. F Lockwood. John l. Snow James
Young T Stanley Nedham. James ". stafford
Linn THOMPSON John Oezne and Frank Berry.
Resolutions requesting the delegates TO the 0ou"S
Convention to support f. b. Long for County Cierk
were unanimously passed
The candidate is veteran OF the war co"ihanuei
o. Cromwell Post. G. \. r. proprietor OF me
Vestchester News" secretary of the Westche''er
County Society of Agriculture and Horticulture VII
,sgs trustee and a member Of the Board OF Educa-
ton in District No J. White Plains. Other candI-
daes spoken OF include Il ,, E;wo9d Hpekns
cerk 10 the Board Of Supervisors FOR me oiIce .,
register Thomas r. Hodge. of Mount ernoh. am 40
Win favor or course. Judge Mills, Of Mount Ner-
non will again be candidate l0r '" n Sour ne
Sunreme Court Judxeship nomination from the he-
pubiicans in the Second Judicial District
sutherland and Edmund G Sutherland. EDITOR OF
.The WESTMINSTER County Reporter SUBMITTED 10
a. operation at ms 5 n49s i by Professor De Gar
49, 80 f,r y Schmid and has thus FAR proved
successful. ~.
g.. which include extensive grad;ne and the ere
tion Of a bridge over the creek. have again hau d
setback Engineer Carpenter was before me S 'a r
tees or THURSDAY night and stated thai ne nad es ar
rsroeS with Mr. Hall % have TIE bridge mace M!
feet wide whereas the present specncauoTr poarl
plated only rty-three-foot suucssu ~ angnesrs
decided 10 reject all bids and await me ehsro ,s,
amended specification before accepting any prop'Si
riors 70 DO the work.
The White Plains Fife and Drum Corps VIII moo 90
picnic IN Branle-s pioNc VI
"Wednesday afternoon and evening next a nun ~
her ~ out-of-town corps have been invited ~ DC
present and a gala day is expected.
The serni-monthly musicals and teas gav esnsSt
~ ths Hospjtal Association are becoming soc'ai
factors in village life and 1t has been deciaea 20
continue them semi ron'hy a. ,i onened their
doors for that purpose. me idst ny Th,,rsdav
held at the home OF DR. II. Z. schmid on lnu'' N"'
last from 10 p. m - - 1,, -
The members o. st. Luke NJ r. =; un, on
wastchester-ave have decided 10 assist IN a union
camp-meeting service al Lane i''o'~N
Pleasantville, tomorrow ,, ..
The Auditorium Building has been leased 10
Barry Adams and he proposes 10 give s Si, the
. IN entertainments by good artsts uuials w
sy,nter season beginning early II September.
unique affair called an exI 5orla Honkins
ESs.,arton Hiii on Thursday evening. under the
auspices Of the Baptist Social mon. Inc PRIV
ceeds will 60 10 the bapist S,nn arc at
Mrs O u Kingsley and Mrs. e. {: snlIn az 80 a.
-ne head of a committee TO arrange 10y a Id on
<ociahIe or lawn party. wnlcn VIII ~ n.y.
broadway on August e. IN aid Of 'he
Temporary home ,.s .ho Anal
svison 81 the assessment roll. and az the reg VA
,rsefinr in September the budget VIII De -
T Si,oD ~ taxes will be delayed until OCTOBER =
kcnooi taxes will be collected ABOUT 'He S" ~