New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
PEENSKIf.I..

Thursday the last day for film, election ~
penses by the cauudates at tn recent town e."'-
ton. Some % IN" Items now nl~ a. the ofc- -
Town Clerk Mead interesting There are many
charges Of "sun1rcs" and It IS lcf, t. tho public
10 imagine what the "sundries" wcre.
James H. Haeht elected Supervisor. s~cars that
his GO ma jority cost him s2ZJ0 divided aS follows
Assessment Republican Town Committee N".
postage 81 %; printing, so; incidentais. &1.,' y m
son G. Forhay Democratic candidate" spent El"#'
The citizens candidate for Supervisor jaime. ~.
Lent, swears that he PAID nothing I-on8 II. h'cah
Icy. candidate for Justice, says he pald an at@'s--
Of 80; for printing 81 polwork"rs. 50, gar
sundrles, 81 20 "a total Of sl2ss) Justice Lynch,
the Democratic candidate. spent Sl6' AMI accounts
for II In most Gear. detailed statement
The expenses Of the othci candidates were as fol
lows. and viii be perused with great avdity by
lehWay, Comm s. .,,1 Mi,cnei 'g ~
son. nothing OVERSEE of ih IT, ro9rnC WeSeN Tom
ss55 Charlie .' Enelq. SOB William H. i,n nom,
ing Town Auditors Frank Vessels, S2 80. Albert
Angus chose and Marks Jacobus paid nothing. ami
the first three were elected. Dudley G. Hhsbrouck.
nifty by securing 81 minority for Excise Commits
sioner pal no campaen exptnS ndc1 IT, ' "y o
S3a Hmo4 ehpGc3 dnkn S. f 6Scs " % i'"E
S';Gy T. @S: r. = FOX $50,
John l. cole who has been appointed cashier ~
the National Shoe and Leather Bank Of New J ork.
is a brother Of Abfam X. cole. OF Pcekskii
TWO BncncS OF FHoN zen III I''hFhih i"''''9
night.
The Board OF Trustees. after two weeks recess.
held a busy session Tuesday evening. President
Hutton urged the preparation OF pubHsninS a Iar@"
complete map Of peckskil and It's streets. The
president also urged the revision ana rcprlnllng
OF the charter and ordinances OF PeekskiU. The
uropert v.oWncrs I'm Hudson ave, north side from
were ordered TO lay nag walks.
After Easter the Thirteen club VIII resume us
regular Thursday evening dances At Iyc"um Han.
TIE new and Handsomely appointed room OF the
Union Rescne Mission. In Main-st., opened
and dedicated Tuesday afternoon. The services be
tendcnt " +. Chambers presided The Rev. !. T..
White preached the sermon. ana addresses were
made bI Nrs Cortlandt he Peyster Field and Mrs.
Nan Marter Of New-York charles I'aou. super
iniendent Of the McAuey tremOrne Mission New
York and Henry &. Greeley Of New-Yoik
The steamer Em@ilne began her usual trips be
tween Iavcrstraw and Newburg, stopping at Peeks.
KIN on Monday last. The Chrystenah is expected
10 rsslIme her route between New-iork ana Peeks-
XIII Monday, April T.
At the regular monthly meeting 81 the Truck
Boy" cortlandt Hook and Ladder Company No. J..
ON Tuesday evening President James *. Apgar was
!bsent being detained at Albany, where be Is clerk
president Nelson G. Forhay presided. The meeting
was rather an exciting one. ana the 'boys. al OF
whom excellent parliamentarianS, ehd.hVofei TO
tangle the willy editor up, but Fi'hout erect
The Christian EndeavOr Society OF me FIRST Pres
bytrrian Church held enjoyable sociabe. largely
attended. In the lecture-room OF Inc church on
THURSDAY evenng. .-. a,
cha sed house and lot in Bay-si from FREDERICK
Much svmpathy has been expressed and many
anxious inquiries made by Peekshhls citzens re-