New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
NEARBY NEW-NoRK TO" NJ
MOUNT VERNON.
CITIZENS DISCUSS BILLS AFFECTING THE
CITY.
...,.n.,,v NIGHTS NETTING MAS SUCCESS
TWO SENSIBLE DEMOCRATS SOCIAL
ITEMS or INTEREST

,,, criticism has been made against
49,, ,,. n-oytdine for public bearings OF TOT o'''-.
49,, -, 'nirions OF the pUbic on pliS Pd'S'0 "' CAV
-'e '"' 49,. hf,re being acted upon by the Cove
- No.. who crowded into he common '''"0"
- NJ 0Iouu, Vernon on Thursday 'Fri''t''
-. t.ar4rcs were had UPON tn, Police IKE 't""'"'
con bill ana other bills Improving '"e V"'' INC
,,r, must have concluded that there axe some 'V
SOW for approving of the law. II gave '"r NV
- of the Common Counsel also oppo''"'''S "
know what the peope think OF pHo'c
Another fact evidenced Was tn'' 'i'''' %" ',,
,t.rs of The Democratic majority -A-Hrr"''u
Mcgowan and Guck who do not a-"1E9 49,
- vote with their party associates N"e' ~ .u,
oucs,ion of public interest - dee'He' '''' ,,.
,oo,,hars have done the same thing before
!. was only short time ago that A''eI'"''
= r,o3 h,. some Of his Democratic iS9'Ni'''
,bs, no was ieoparl.zng his chances i'i $40,
Alderman Mcgowan i mehnei % a., Tho way
Committee and he has fearleSSSE ''oo" - -, the
Of extravagances especially IN '"' "'" ,snbait
,rh,,ant expense of unnecesSi'! i.ia
rts. and because Of the oPP'9'o'
.h schemes OF his party aHSo''"'
So, been warned tina; ne III" ~.
his chances Of denomination 'H'S
.rrbsIess ,he Democrats ~ hS wa" -,
,.,5 ., machine politics ana eN'r"'"S"",' 49,
=, 1sfv the opposition and u ie'n'('' 1..,,, a.
elected % eject one whose
The line OF economy ,,.o,t-,,t,,,
I, was evident when the Fo''' neo' 7''ar1 ,n.
,,r was read that the members o. INV
$50, - II felt that 1t was sire To- " 'o,'' -
ana This feeling was stFeHs'"e"'' ,,,,,,. ,ho
80 - on. o. the Democratic city ''n''aS, ""o
- .ho,,,har early and had huttohhoe' eac"
- ,,,r.,. oaicjaIs ana many others. \ ho'o"
,.,s carried 10 allow the citizens to SVe"N ~ W
opponents ana those in favor 10 'e Ihn,.e' .,,,
~ b,o., ,ba,,, i long delay followed ana
,nen one citizen spoke against the b. F''e'
interval and no other opponent speaking '"S'
r.as declared closed and those in favor h"' M
ca, Colonel Henry HusS, president oil '"' i'"''
If Trade lei off. and then A Ncei b.dNViii'"' p
,aar, Of the Board OF Education. spoke i'o'" W.
cor,.incine in their arguments. and hai-d'Aeh
others spoke in favor. Then came the urn % ''r
,,4orr,oD and there was much wianehhS uh'l
. late hour Finally the vote was taken anu 'le
-, tan,l,ioan Aldermen and Aldermen Mac
cou.an and Buck voted in favor OF the b'ii' lnnch
10 the surprise ana indignation OF me lo'r zen"
o,ratic Aldermen who voted against !"
Tho hin provies that as soon as lTac'IcaO'' dl'o'
Dc e,ac.ue,. the Mayor shall appoint four COM
,oissioners two from each OF The t~o Irad.hs pN
r,ical parties The terms OF the hrst 'oihi's
sinners are to be for one two, three anu 'o''
,o,rs. thereafter the term Of appointment; II 10 oe
.or four wears and the successor 70 the one whose
-, i 10 expire is - be- member OF the same
,,r,ical MARTY The appOn,ees may be removed
mon charges or upon moving from the city. Ni'H''
fifteen davs from appointment the coililllSS'" - ~
NEE, and organize. ana the only compehSd'lo" AZ
lowed TO any member j. to De paii - the treasure
SO = month The police force Is 10 consist OF
chief one sergeant and as many patrolmen a. may
be deemed necessary, ami the e%Peiise OF We 49,
for the first year is limited 70 sl2co ana mere mere
after not 10 exceed Sl5co. The board VIII nave
the power usually given to r0 a adopied by unan
in1ous vote OF the Common Council ohr ainenu
ment gives The board the pow1r 70 hi1nse &c As
ia the same manner ana WIZ e ne a." ,r,tt3ed IN
school commissioners OF counties ana as a.
meni. licenses could be given II ne supeTin-
tendent OF the clF sCm0oisi az toary5 Of EIucat!on
could not be held responsible by the people I2r IN.
Icogniz@s the authority ana jurisdiction Of The MI
versity Regents. Another ann ndi1Sn M abnr,y
81 issue schoo-tax relief bonds. Il mas peeH 1,ie
experience for many years tha' So"'e %. ' r pptbrr
,sSes neglect to pay their taxes hence there is
always deficiency before tae t ana % o,ber EMPLOYEES
mus, wait for their salaries the schoQlS mus nus
be GO1s 5 5oo 5hS Of Mount ouT venom nave not
YET been cosed for any slch I,+A,0' Sut r5,cstion
have borrowed money on their own notes 10 'eAe'e
'nf a rer 10 ne lav VIII permit teX-Ieef
bonds - sslei agaIst lnrS-i axe, ans, n me me
del!nquen ia1psyei ma "a. = pay OILY about per
cent on tre ioan. ana c2nse! zen ,i Inc taxes
making 1a9j p, ~ ,Toperjy j. sod !, also avoids en-
ea ara H., Ternon GIee club formerly known
as he Anpao Gee cao Eays ~ , sT1o and fGI mem
OF The seq toT s on fThur.9sy night under ne
iea PTotsss2E Henry ( + H II o It was
Of me banH S end the fors decorations were
len, bv Edward We.mar F1ce-pte slITl'y -. evceI
iMO . e, eciions and It assisted Dy Nine LOUIS"
X5a ,o s9Rrs4liS 4 i n i5 ea Ts rrofs..q
{1r,Ml Motifs accompan.st. ana II j. Davis of8amst
The SniYe Gal to tn Rs1 Frank l. Masseck
continue his pastoraJe anor ~. ygat hgsd in
min successive invitation me reports .nv"e' H.,
Inrsased attendance. increased subscriptions IA
C-sSsed interest and much better financial com1l-
TON than for many years Thomas n. ISyl t, %s1
s.eye s;a,y II was also resolved 10 hang 'sweet-
toned bell bell In IN ' Wiiam & Frost president Of erea
college Berea. Ky; is 70 preach IN the
Church n2rng W s@4y1 w
ne III, ~ he C'ongrega tonal and PrcsDyte
Congregations in the Presbyterian .hlrgh when en-
Proo,idcnce with an account Of Kentucky as a
~, ,,o,ned,atelv following the Lenten season but
he original programme will be changed PrQies-
sor Hallam. the conductor, has mi 20 rclearse
the numbers in King Renes Daughter. ana ms
ss Cbser Council Of the American Legion of
Honor will have enter ainment on the evening
james Mcknight ex-United states Consul 20 81
Helena will give an illustrated lecture on Napoleon
In the Methodist church on Imesasy en sea next
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Reeds reception was an oppor-
unity for the gathering OF many ir,enns 10 en-
Change congratulations. Among the many present
We're Nj and Mrs. Franklin r. Davis. Dr. ana MTs
and Mr cofs Mr. and Mrs casmr and d. S Mrs Nj
iiguras Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters and Mr. ana MIS-
me County Teachers Association Will hold its
ahheai meeting in the FHfth-ave. school building
give "a a, LILY ndiynex next a, which IL 3 seymour VIII
SING SING
Charles : Gowen chief engineer of the Cornell
t pa'n VINO lives In this village VAS thrown ont OF