New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
NEWS OF THE
NETWORK TO" No
MOUNT VERNON.
., INTEREST CENTRED N The
SPRING ELECTION
49,, Avn prry>rr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VrSL' avn social NoTEssoF INTEREST

/ a,>-,1 AND SOCIAL NoTEss"'
,,ost discussed in Mount Yer
| ar, local politics ana "c g. r,s -
I'm an alderman from e"V cav, ,oo,o1 ,rb. Pc
""',sso- and assessors VIII nc Wv. W. -
suPerNso a 90 many good candidates VINO are
P." to accent OF the nomina 'iohs '""'
Will I,erutv in choosing excellent ou'i''S'
VIII NC .tr eide Of the political house thefe are
U" " ,bo would like to take hold OF 'he iel"9 VI
n'''' o,ernment but the best men OF 'ue
'"' % ,oyces are loath to enter the heId. Inc i7
e parublican candidate for Alderman from '"e
us ward is Walter G. Reid. an eN-ihem"e' u
hoard Of Education he was chairman 81 Ill"
" - Committed and slaughtered oui many -
FsnnncIements following the change lIoi" INC
,r,-;ot 70 the city system 4 year axe liz - N
soice Of the East Side improvement @ASSo '
rr,a second Ward has three prominent eahu'oH'
v.lderman Theodore Taylor, ~ r. h''O"'0''
end George w. Perkins. Mr. Taylor was a n'e"'-
s"' Tho fire, CITY, hoard and received many COM
snlations for his faithful work. Mr.. fethus 10
ueu-known LAWYER and has an office IN Inc lr1o-
,ne Building Mr.. Hitchcock is IN the Iuiioe' o
ness The Third Ward is the banner f'epuo' ',
ward and is pretty sure to elect hePuO' ,,oss
didate. William ID. Howe. well-kno"h 10 nromi-
man and a stanch Republican worker. Is = w
nently mentioned as candlSuidie't in me Fourth
Wari is Henry W iimberger represeh dainr IN.
man American citizen with suon ns,'ofos One is
ms WI his three strong candludtts' ~,
ixAi}erman William Archer. OF the MI VI Nar"r
son 4 Archer. who lost the mona' ; u and then
sk off his coat and worked for the oppoS'hS ca" ~
d0@WS ctchsr and ex-Alderman Samuel j. Johnson
a.. rA The other candidates Charles IT. We'sS. W., W.
qsIring assessor. is the leading candidate Ior 'ne
~S ss annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
lincoln Hall and the valuable plot OF gpoun1 OF,
N.sich il stands will hold their annual meeting Oi,
Monday evening for the election OF directors ana
The transaction of other business ,o,,o
The Indictment the four pemoGTa r,b elee sTd
S Sx he Grand Jury AT White Plains on Wednes-
day surprise 70 many of es PsopTTh e VINE n
dctmants specify derelction Of duty. false state
menis sworn and Ned and perjury IN co3 reTs
Gn GuSai % th STATE Inspector William H. Dever
Gensr Is naried for failure to receive and e
packages of stubs ana unused ballots. and state,
G h S2 ah fr sT p i9T mafnF s4
Henry J. Hoffman is indicted for making and ni h
+ Wagner and Eugene Gillen indicted for. per;
JJurys presentment declared that the inspectors
violated the law when they recayed FIVE ballots
could be and read by any one, in two cases the
ballots partially covering the official Endorsement.
also that in where il was claimed that st
Of ballots had been inyaiiiate by the careessness
Der and set not cancelled the result being
that it was not shown that he had not voted two
The ladies' Friday Evening Literary Club met
at the home OF Mrs Charles r. seeker fiI rasn
William Dean Howellss works At the close OF the
t ten MT Ho 1 'T Vas given nv 3 by ima Som
Iany who saw it at Mrs ste9cker's home three
4 I4nien reception was given by Mrs Milton Rath-
bun. at her home on Chester Hill on THURSDAY, AZ
a Fsnkn Da M ns aas dSn
Mrs Lyman Wilson Mrs. Casilnr J. veau Mrs.
Milan Milan F. Greene. Mrs II. F. Rhoades, Mrs
sas e M Ga T Mr.: br Fleming Mdf MT
l. J. McCarten. Mrs. William Hart Mrs j. Halnes.
znde s Ml vs. P Horace Williams MG. tnh Mr
Thomas NJ Taylor. Mrs. Dutton and Mrs Brook
4 meeting Of citizens was held at the home of
ways and means for meeting debt Of about $1,000
G MSlsNe o. the mortgage upon the Young Mems
and among those present were the Rev. Dr. {. 81
Gift. William Archer, Samuel J. Johnson. Walter
Amen ohn ma" Dawson Ing & 4 Ma Hnas W ia
Bn EL,,I the ke T Frank l. ssqdder Colonel j.
h.Pasketi, o. p Tompkins. G. S Budd. DR. + A.
Field Herber; r Jennings and j. f. Quinn Ii vas
resolved that canvass be begun in September 10
Christian Association ''' '''s W."
A public meeting was held in the Cnversallst
Church last night in the interests Of negro education
IN the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute.
Alabama Booker T. Washington. principal Of the
Father Edward j. Flynn. rector Of the Church Of
A Divine institution in the church tomorrow
Sem under the auspices Of the Sacred Heart
The Alumni Association Of Public School iradu-
a,es has arranged for two more lectures IN the
Fhth-ave. school building. The first by Professor
Jacques Redway. on In the Heart Of the Rockies,
On Thursday evening" has been reported in The
Tribune. The next will be by the Rev Frank L.
Masseck, pastor Of the Unversalist Church The
lectures free the public
Mrs. Lewis, wife Of the Mayor. gave a luncheon
on Thursday her guests being Mrs. g &. Bigeow
Mrs Charles NJ. Giffin Mrs d. W. Whitmore Mrs
r y. Winfield. Mrs y. Clifford, Mrs Alfred Cooley
and Mrs Richard Lavery.
bill has been introduce in the Legislature 10
grant TO clinton Hook and Ladder Company the
rght 10 increase is membership from 60 TO 100
ordinarily a movement in behalf OF a fire depart
inen company would not attract much interest. but
IN View of the fact that the personnel Of the Mount
Vernon Fire Department comprises many Of It's
business men property owners mechanics and other
taxpayers the citizens a whole become in erested
in measures affecting the Fire Department in any
way. The increase Of membership asked for meets
generous support. and the purpose IL TO orssnize A
company. or section of Clinton. for the Chester
Hill and Westsde districts 20 be known as clinton
No. ." The company purchased a fine team Of
horses Monday, and new truckhouse is being
talked about.