New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-24
MOUNT VERNON.
BETHLEHEM COMMANDERY TO HAVE A
DELEGATION IN BOSTON.


NOTES AND COMMENTS OF INTEREST.
,,..,,o,or, Com-,anaery of Knights Templar. the
membership Of which includes a large number or
Tho leading citizens OF Mount Vernon and many
of the prominent men OF Rochelle PeihaHlV'Ie
and Port Chester will be represented at the trieh-
NAL conclave of the National Encampment at Bos-
ton next week by a large contingent. special
twain Of parlor cars will stop al Mount vernon AT
s.25 o'clock on Monday night to take the knights
70 Boston at reduced rate of fare, and the return
tickets will be good until September TO- Inc COM
mandery will be in line OF parade on Tuesday with
the New-York DIVISION preceded by the "rahu
-o,ruapderv and on Tuesday evening II VIII take
mart in The reception to Grand Commander Johh
w Bowden and his staff by Palestine 'oihhiah-
derry The Committee Of Arrangements mas engaged
quarters for the Sir Knights of Bethlehem IN Co.
lumbus-ave., where the members anu '"e" "N'
can witness the parade
Another matter of special interest to the people
of Mount Vernon is baseball match. to take pace
on the afternoon Of September U>abor Day be-
tween the Mayors and Boards OF Aldermen Oh
Yonkers and Mount Vernon. for the benefit or the
HOSPITAL Association Of the latter city. Some APP
prehension Is felt lest the amount received NJ the
gates will have TO be expended almost at once 10
cure the wounds of the players who may become
inmates Of the hospital before the game Is mn
shed Both teams have been practising, ana the
rivalry has grown intense that so much OF the
game "A can be finished in daylight Will be most
interesting Mayor Strong Of New-fork has prom
sed 10 umpire. and Mayor Lewis OF Mount YER
non Is to make for him coat or man OF one OF
the recent inventions of bullet cloth Inc
bats are to be hoped with aluminium bands TO
prevent them from being splintered and inJurhs
people en- the field and stout iron screen Is 10 De
erected in front Of the grandstand to protect the
spectators from foul balls. Among the rules
adonted a printed schedule of which Is TO be iuf-
nished TO each player, are these: NO player Will
he nermitted to steal base, nor TO go beyond the
md n
,ousd ~ take a ball while waiting for his turn 10
ba, nor between the innings ANY player guiIly
of selling bartering his privileges. either LOT
money or shares of stock. shall be arralsheu before
Judge Bard charges. III the game siiaiI "o'
he finished before Sunday postponement Till Mon
dav following will be taken without resolution
The umpire shall not forfeit any right to veto any
action Of either team pending the playing Vi tne
game" The positions OF the players nave MOI Dee"
6nally assigned but care will be taken not to as
sion the rotund or heavyweights as helders I'M
married men will be selected as pitchers ana eaten
ers and II is probable that the spare-built ana
more sprightly OF the Aldermen Will be selected 10
do the base-running for the less agile pat'efs' al
though this Will put the bulk of the running upon
phvsica proportions Of long term Adermen The
men bases may be furnsned h %i ~ the baii
if il gets into the basket The Chronc,e mas q
Tered Pre- ne 20 who predicts closest the
humber Of runs by each team Deco's and strecbers
viii be on the ground in charge Of Surgeons ~ T..
smith s. B. Carlisle and Robert T. Howe.
The new school building. at Fulton-ave ana Mon
roe-s. work on which was delayed untll me les,s
aure could remedy an error IN tne psrsis esrv
n he sprne is rapidly approaching completion and
DawsCn A a1aoe %ah The ohe
schools next month. 1t is built Of brck WIN piuo
stone ne ana gra.a and IS IS feet deep Mon
roe-s The building IS frsproo
compound between the foorings and cens g. me
ceilings OF iron plates Inc drov5sd Win rolling
partitions 50 that it be dyGed into 5be ea rst
floor. ~ II, hoe hoo,
The friends Of Isaac y Mills, who who nas p %ss
County Judge for several terms, anI IN me Court
Of Appeals year ago, making efforts 10 ro se'H th
his NOMINATION for Court u not only popular
because OF his record in the county luuseSp Tor Tor
ne is also h b pspddt one muc efcen service He Is
n stanch Republican. man OF hgh cn nl y ,arga
democratic vote, well as that Of his own parry
when running for office
shell Island Port Chester Harbor. has received
large American flag for the nagsta' n on r steam
s sh'aP Mr. diDS cash S"'A'' ""''' ..,.,u.
cd,iHgs "f Point on Tuesday and the warm sun and
the light breezes gave me faces Of ba u'e of the shell
Of m. Principal dish Of their dinner The officers
are 9n Il Brs Ws
William McCourt treasurer The Dinner CommI,ee
was Frederick Watts William Mccourt he"'s
palm. J. r. Byron and Andrew Kenlon
Mrs Ha.sey the wife OF Professor W MOI. , d'a an
sew returned from an extended tour III Tu'oP' vi
Wednesday
The Fire Department held its annua. conVehuoHi
on Monday night. when Edwin W. fiske recrlHs'
The unanimous vote for rejection as chlei ih.ls
were several candidates for first assistant, ana ait'
a spirited contest William Jewell secured me no a ~
nation John H. Cordcs received the uhhhh'. -
vote for treasurer and Charles H. Heinsonn so' Nj
vote for second assistant. The electioh VIII 'e 49,
on Tuesday evening next.
George s. Budi, secretary OF the Young s, men III
Christian Association. has resigned 10 aScsRt ~
General secretaryship OF the New-Bedtord .Msss;'
ASSOCIATION Mr. Budd was graduated from haih,,,,
ton College In 1892 and assis' ant seer ~
the Twenty third-st. branch Of the Young Mn
Christian Association, OF New-York. for Two yenrs
afterward, resigning to accept the chIi 10 .houil
Vernon The directors adopted resolution eA'iess-