New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
WHITE PLAINS.
SMALL, BOYS HAD THEIR FUN IN SPITE
OF THE RAIN.
r,,,, ro,.pru NOT ENTIRELY A FAiLrRE-MANY
MATTERS OF PUBLIC AND PERSONAL
INTEREsT-BRIEF NOTES on


INrEREsr-BRIEF NOTES on
VARIETY OF TOPICS.
Independence Day Of 1895 will be remenoerei IN
this neighborhood as day 0: incessant booming OF
cannon. pistol and cracker. Never in the memory
of the oldes, inhabltant was there snch a contln-
nous racket nor did the small boy or dig boy keep
nm a mora continuous celebration OF the day. The
celebration began properly on the Sd and terfni-
mated Yesterday Among private residents the same
snrit OF exuberance prevailed. ana on inc evening
of the Fourth despite the dampness. inc streets
were crowded with people taking In the display
Al Bloomlnsdale Asylum a specialist from the city
gave private exhibition In the evening before the
unfortunate inmates Outdoor sports and peas
mos pcnerally were n,erfercd with by the rain.
In the morning the SUBMITS. OF fonkers player
nve-nning game Of baseball with the crescent' On
the athletic grounds The was 10 to in favor
Of the home cue Ths II, las o ahr ii Hail bn h
public was not aware OF this fact. and financial
failure resulted.
The resignation OF the Rev. william II. 1olc from
ST, Johns Church rector has bee been one o; me
greatest surprises Of the year HIS paris,hi .
shinc ~ say in the matter Father Tole gen
his promises and Intended 70 n2 nn
FORD TO do This in his character was observed
by class OF sycophans who a"a nd ,Sonrh
h %hGn sf,s tn these n peop
with heart full OF human kindness ana ms ,r ,
a as ' Rey gam na r. e Key rector Of
church. Namsbrdge has been a2pqln'ea a 10 sue
coed ia Their Toe. The Rev. Daniel r. feehah -
at present IN charge.
The Mamaroneck-ave. sewer extension. W0rK on
which was abandoned by the contractor Thomas
CRourke, last week. was taken In hand by the
trustees this week. and The Sewer Committee Vas Vas
OF the sewer and whatever losses were sustained
will be charged against the amount due the de-
lnquent contractor
on the recommendation Of the health officer no
change will be made in the method Of garbage DIS
posal.
taxes haze been reelected The Finance Committee
unanimously reported that his return was ,ns PEI,
engravcr. employed by tiffany New, fork j. ia a
daily commutcr on the Harlem Kaiiroad' ana ''es
Mamaroneck-ave.
Among the improvements to be made this year
by the village authorize, are the nuiaanS Oh d
Extension Of the bridge over the Hall Creek. a;
I.ake-st.. and the grading OF Mamaroneck ana Mar
tine ayes. and Grovcst.
Electric railroad construction went on az dag
on the Fourth. Poles have been erected in Railroad
track has been laid in Greenbnra.
The Board of Educston mad somewhat hsste e.,
a debate over the wisdom OF appointing truant
officer under the compulsory education act II was
settled by the appointment Of John shay as truant
officer
The next AFFAIR Of mHorisnse n IN the gass no WV
Se the be W Srosa r'a OF Dr. Bassc at akes and
Broadway. on the afternoons ana evenings OF July
II and IL
Court White Plains, s.SC4. a. o. T.. has elected
Charles G.. ~ Thomas. chief ranger; Benjamin y.
smith sub-chief ranger; Thomas II. Fitzgerald.
ward; Peter Jones. Junior woodward: John Gibbons.
senior beade; Alexander Gallagher. junior bcade
The election OF the chief ranger is to be contested
The deaths OF Algernon s. Jarvis. A. J. Mead and
James NJ Ferris this week, remove from White
Plains three Of Us oldest citizens: Mr.. Jarvis was
. retired New-York merchant and the possessor OF
one OF the handsomest country homes In White
Plains.
Annlcation has been made to the Supreme Court
a. ~ recciyer for the John W. Young Sons Com
many. recently reorsah'zed from the hrm 0i John