New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
WHITE PLAINS.
-, SOCIETIES PREPARING FOR WIN
TER WORK

,, FISHING PARTY STARTS FOR THE
so,.yp-IoCAL NOTES OF INTEREST
.,,,,cal affairs are the absorbing topic loea
Nhne 70 40 alert and up 10 the times IN 'heir
foceN The annual inspection OF the hre uepa''
ana, been called for Tuesday evening OV'ooe'
m' Al the companies and apparatus ",'' -,
rs- a parade a supper VIII De se'''u :" ~.
anu dali There are $50 men IN the uepa''"e"''
IN catholic Church panshioners Will open tneir
,.lr IN cid OF the parish In ST Join ',a" ="
fsh 40" evening next II Father Kelly preuic-
Noho"' realized. the exhibit viii be handsome
u0ns "a The society will profit from H.
DIV =, the county fair and its success this
b'" :, h heard on all sides. The premium
!e1' are 10 be paid by the society IN the "m'e
ssS '.- Town Hall on Saturday next, beginning al
TIE society has under CONSERVATION
- improvements on the grouhds p"' AZ Ee'
iaiI .,,naeement is not prepared TO state Their
nature 49,, .,,,. ~,
~. contractors who have in charge the paving OF
Ih' 800, be:an the work Of curb setting on
hs1s The alignment Of the curb is incorrect
- ,he entire avenue. in some places eighteen
go hut as the curbs have remained in theT
..sn, Mace since first laid. the trustees nave ue
80 20 reset them where they now are as any
u would make a chaos OF the poles. Tagging
s;c 1900
-. village TAX collector will not receive taxes at
cen, after today. This afternoon he VIII
me his sitngs at , p. m. ana continue until
IN 80 T., .,o
~. Roar,s OF Registration will convene IN the
- nan in Lafayette Hall. and in the Sweeny
"a p,eese buildings to-day. ana on Saturday next
80 N 10 = D m. TO register the voting popu-
,.aon The registration 1t Is thought VIII NC
-. ,sis year on account Of the great local IN
..-ss, in the county and legislative nominations.
~,s church societies are busy IN arranging FOR
...sr,al,nents or in settling mp the pas; AFFAIRS
~ "wednesday evening last the Peak Sisters gave
darghtfl entertainment IN the Presbyterian
enamel which was patronized largely on or aooH,
lavender the women OF the same society VIII no.d
sunnower bazaar n the chaIe In Latayeie ha
W women % the First Baptist Church VIII gNe,
han exhibition Historical relies dor wnlcn " me
plains h famous and curos ot all xmas VIII po vi
exhibition 1900,
NAM Of the frs, people in town were IN attend,
ence on Thursday at the musical ana Yea s1ven ~
w o Schmil An unusually excellent pro
rramme Vas highly appreciated by the audience.
The annual hhps party from White PAM JAM 10 the
week FOR two weeks sojouTn al Miit9n 6, ROM
Richard Van Tassel. an od-time Metnoos' s GI5Ss
TsSty every year for the last twenty years, and
Usually the fishermen number al least sta 'o1e' Mead
Sluded in the party this year are George A. NJ p
John Henry Carpenter William Shampu1is, the KEY
Abraham Davis the Rey. De Loss i.ul, > 81 W.
anS Captan Bogart. all Of Brooklyn They have
chef with them to cater 10 the inner man
The trolley line has not settled the differences WIN
,n p aiiroad-aye Half hourly trips are made be
tween this place and Elmsford. however ana the
road Is being well patronized
Tho Rev J. J. Gorham formerly pastor at Hud-
.on Wis and later Of the Sandusky Street Baptst
Church AZ Allegheny. Penn. has accepted can 10
The pas,orate OF the First Baptist Church here.
r,dsia Anderson the nve-year-o.d schoolboy who
was run down by the 32o Harlem train near tins
station on Thursday afternoon. died early yesterday
morning.
Eugene Halpin formerly a conductor on the Har-
lem Railroad for many years but now propie'0S'
81 the Met-opO.ltan House. was shot by mar
drunken German at midnight on Thursday 1t IL Al
leged because he ordered the man out. thinking ne
Raj had enough LIQUOR. Halpin ATTENDED by
1)r George II Magners who extracted the pail from
his right arm the ball having glanced from RIP
. and thus divertng what might have been rata!
shot The German was taken TO the jail. and VIII
be examined by Police Justice Moran