New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-07
OTHER VESTCHESTER TOWNS
PEEKSKILL.

Tho Dorcas FAR a charity fair given every De-
cenber by the Dorcas society. an organization OF
Peekskill women has been held TINS week anu WIZ
,oso to-day 1t has been well patronized as 1t Is
alwavs and a snug sum VIII he netted lor .he
orcss Society TO assist the poor of Peekskiil during
the coming winter
The stockholders OF the Depew Opera House held
.Air animal meeting last evening and elected d.
rectors listened TO reports. and transacted other
routine business.
poekskiu Ia irving to obtain a new railroad sta
ton The present station OF the New-iorK cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad is old ana uIap-
dated and the people want new ana no"e'h o'''
The Peekskill Board OF Trade Will take the mdtter
in hand.
lanes Alexander Briggs a PeekskH boy mas
heen elected secretary OF the Democratic Cluo OF
o,oa, vorl ~ which Roswell F. Flower is the new
president.
all, y,ava struck Peekski Tuesday night
and the thermometer registered as low as seven de-
crees in some places. The boats are sun running
although passenger frame Is Hs"''
The tramp question is agitating Peekskhl AGAIN
A meeting Of the Town Board was held on Hatur-
dav. a; which there were present supervisor nag IT,
Town Clerk Meade and Justices Acly, fyn, anu hn
Halstead 1t was voted 10 ASK Tor cUnieitice d
tween the village trustees. the town auiportiscS aIu
the three town auditors on Iue.Say THe ,rnsfees
visor Haght appeared before the n,a,s sd 80 n,eep
and stated his mission The Board asreouq 90 ~ ,b.
IN Town Board ana the AUDITORS las
tnvn clerks Office for a full discussion OF tne SUD
zoo, The meeting included stephen J., norton
president OF tne village trustees MoI't'oa 'i"r
Sod NIct 'utcneOn. BrOtherton. Duhpit, anu
dan; Clerk Crumb, supervisor iiaisn,' ,mrh
Meade Justices Haistead taiso a TuStee l-S nC'' III
Rsxter and Acy and Auditors charlton nF ai'u
Knapp In the mean time supervisor has, II, sr ,l
ordered the usual tramphouse, IN Na'ei-''' 'p'"eN
where Migrants are cared ior 49, -, ~,
The Ladies Musical Club will meet win the rev
Mrs J. Richie smith, south-st.' ms aite l
Harmony Lodge No 1874 *. of 2. held us eiec
t,on on Tuesday night Ii spiriteo ana RESUME"
in the choice of the following 'ahpi cinlins. y,
oscar Y Barger; Y. G.. John Is. Simpkihs', ="
Cvrus Worden: ". of f.. Lewis W: Ames, W. " "
T6hn / Finch: X r. :. James 4. Barker; NJ AT
W Tompklns: NJ of W. +. i. Holmes f Rep
Andrew G. Holmes, Alt Rep, 1heodofe D. p''u-
sail; trustee Steven Teller
The Tvrolean Troubadours viii give concert a'
the Reformed Church on TUESDAY eNtiiIh6 nchs
The affair promises to be success ioi tiie e"''c
house is almost sold now -.
Cortlandt Hook and Ladder COMPANY 40;
nominated candidates to be voted 10Y nsNt nnVliI
on Tuesday evening last. In the Civil ollceis ti,ei
was a promotion along the line, Nelsoh ~; Oslo!
beinc nominated for president, W: a. whey 10,
first vice president and Eugene Nile loi - , @
vce-president Town Clerk Meade was ndined LOT
secretary For foreman there are three cahdidates
George 4 Ragley. Fred RI. Soulhard ana NlI'ali
y Wadsworth Captain f. A. Smith VIII nave no
opposition for first assistant anu loi see0N q"
sistant there are five candidates
marion to-day at the Peekslil Postofice for clerks
and carriers.
On Thursday evening next the annual hremeh
election will be held to elect cher engineer 10 sue
ceed lanes H. Haight the present incumbent; re
has been renomnated and VIII nave no opPosI.Io,n
The polls will be open two hours in the evening at
The bouse of Washington Engine Company NO. =