New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
MOUNT VERNON.
THOSE WHO WISH TO VOTE MUST FIRST
REGISTER.
SOME TOWNsPEOPLE AMONG TIE CANDIDATES
BOARD OF EDUCATION MATTERs-LOCAL
ITEMS OF INTEREST

BOARD OF EDUCATION MATTERs-LoCAL
ITEMS OF INTEREST
This ia the second OF the days appointed for the reg
istration of those who wish 10 vote Election Day
in Mount Vernon and the law requires that every
person who desires TO vote must appear In person
and be registered regardless OF the fact that he
may have registered prior to election last spring or
prior to the election in November. 1891. To entite
a man TO vote he must be twenty-one years OF age
or before November s. which Is Election Day; ne
must have been resident OF the State at east
year on Election Day. resident OF the county at
least four months and have .ved in the election
district where he offers his vote least thirty days
before election and have been a citizen. II natu-
rallied, ninety days prior TO the election. The regis
tration places IN the various wards will be opened
al 9 O'Clock IN the morning and remain open until
O'Clock In the evening.
The nth Separate Company National Guard, had
its first exhibition drill. review AID reception for
tho season on Monday evening. The drill was
feature that commanded much interest from the
guests ami was conducted by Captain Schneider and
First Lieutenant Carmody, the latter having only
recently received his commission. Among the milf
tary guests were Captain Jarvis. OF the Sth Bat
talon New-York and Second L.eutenan. Archibald.
OF the 4th Regiment Connecticut National Guard.
At the close Of the drill the band struck up the
grand march. and among those who appeared on
the floor were DR. William II. Traband Edward
Scott George F Marsden Richard De Vr!es. NJ. T.
Turner Co.one, and Mrs. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. George
p Freeman and the Misses Pauline and Emily
Beers Miss Nettie Fleming and the Misses Marie
and Alice S,Ote.
There are many others than Republicans who are
rejocei with the results of the County Convention
he'd on Tuesday. The nomination Of Thomas X.
Hodge. Of this city, for Register is one OF the
things which make the people pleased. Mr.. Hodge
H. not only excelently equipped for the ONCE, but
he is exceedingly popular well. He has served
trustee OF the village and Alderman OF the city
and as deputy to the County Treasurer for several
years he has proven himself an efficient public off,
Ger. As member OF the Finance Committee Of the
Common Council he was careful painstaking, eco
nonical and Always had an eye to the interests
of the taxpayers He Is a loyal and stanch Repub-
lean and was never found wanting when the party
a member OF Hawatha Lodge Mount Vernon Chap
ter. and Bethlehem Commandery
Henry Esser the nominee for County Superntend-
ent OF the Poor is another OF the loyal Repubicans
Germans of the county but with large ngmbsr OF
lie is at present City Treasurer having been elected
70 that position after filling term as Superihteho-
Assembyman John y Stewert who was renoms,
mated TO represent the Ist Assembly District OF
Westchester County on Wednesday j. alao a resi-
dent Of Mount Vernon. Nhen ne was hoinlia's4
year ago there were some misslyings tAat ne
would not be able to look atter ne iH'steS's III
Westchester County; but the record OF MS teih
at Albany showed that his services had eXc2IeI
and fhst h. answered every rollcan but There
i general satisfaction that he has been renominated
,rd he wa asS no, O. only loss TO Columbia College
the University Extension centre OF ms GU! va
6ngnn course OF lectures for the people this
week. The managers Of the Centre nave @rrangea
college who gave most interesting course III
Mount Vernon two years ago. to give a lev ssct-
cessors" The first one VIII be given on Tuesday
evening and the course tickets. for ten lectures
are fixed al 81 % each.
The Board of Education has decided to have lect-
ures, some Of them with the stereopieon IN eaGn
n William f. Bard has charge. OF The ar
and among Others MHo % on oany
and the Fiowery Kingdom Jared Sanford. ex-
iieb cn the SReaton Of our Public schools to the
Government; a. Noel Brakeman presdent OF ne
Henry Henry f Rhoades' Of the Board Of Education on
Japan in 1869 and 1885
The Veteran Association Of the Eag!e Troop ana
the i'm Separate Company have e.ected The FOL
loving as officers: President. Colonel John g. Fay
vice-presdents. Captain ;. o. Howe Captain john
NJ Jarvis. Captain Charles \. Denke. and Captain
Frederick Schneider; recording secfrtlry. Joseph ~
Manning: treasurer. A NJ. Colvn sergeant "a arms
irving r clark: Executive Committee. Constant
T rliris Frederick Abe and W. D. Gorham.
The of the OF Fist Dsc HSwYok
STATE. vii be he'd in this city on october q e
the 18th there WI be meeting OF the n- gsHe d9
secretaries and nd D sgSsss y cae o' general
uecTstarv Of New-York. and David McConaughy
jr. general secretary OF India Al p. IN. rep
lion will be given TO the delegates IN the fresDyi
,erar Church The associations which VIII send
delegates are those at Canarsie. Flushing. New
T-trecht Mack Sing Sing. staten Island ana foh-
l,crs and nine branches in Brooklyn and nineteen
in New-York City
The rev James Cantine a pioneer missionary
70 ARABIA will address the CONGREGATION Of the Re
formed Church tomorrow morning.
The Ladies Benevolent Society OF the Baptist
crnrcb Viii have q homemade cake" sale al the
49, ~. Mrs b. Aler. No III South Second-ave,
MS afternoon Tor the benefit Of the church build
ing fund
terfaiunert on Thursday evening. at when lheO-
dOre Wood who has entertained many auIiehs-s IN
N,,,,f Vernon and New York. gave several hunor-
Gus readings; others who conirbuied t. tn, MI.
al ard literary feast were Miss Matte Nhitei;
V,e Honklns Mss No bus. Hiss Alice s'ahl and
NJ "a.