New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
MOUNT VERNON
YONkERS
WHITE PLAINS
MOUNT VERNON.
erpupI1cANs AND DEMOCRATS HUsTLHG
FOR VOTES.
nRrEF SKETCHES OF THE COMMUNICATIVE GYM
N,srt,M DRILI~NOTES. PERSONAL

NAsIUM DRILIr-NOTES. PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL.
The Republicans and Democrats are IN tHe "ei1
with the candidates to be voted for on May q LOT
Sunerylsor Assessor and an Alderman from each
yard The election of Aldermen is considered OF
paramount interest this year for various reasons
The people who are most anxious for an inteihgeh'
consideration of matters that have to DO WIN the
interest Of all. for the improvement oil city a.
fairs for economical expenditures OF money VITA
out stopping Improvements, have had All .he s"u
experiences of Democratic legislation In the ias'
year that they desire. and they will - reacy ~
assemble and sing the Doxoogy II the voters VIII
all come out and elect the candidates selecteu D!
the Republican voters. for then the Board OF Aiuei
men would be changed from Democratic TO Repuo-
Ncan control. and would work for the pest inter-
ests OF the people. in addition TO supporting 'he
Republican Mayor In his efforts for good govern
ment. The incoming Common Council Will DC caiea
upon to decide many vital questions principal
among which is the water supply. new contract
will need to be drawn and in a manner that VIII
protect the citizens from npositions of every Sort
ana such will not prevent canceilins OF the
contract In case Of any violations Of It's provisions.
or in case q water supply can be obtained.
Walter c. Reid. the Republican nominee OF the
First Ward is man OF sterling character is ABOVE
all propositions OF any sort for bargains. and has
the esteem of the better class OF Democrats as
well as the rank and file of his own party. He is
considered OF the most efficient men In IMAM
cal matters in the city. and only recently retired
from the Board Of Education. He was chairman
OF the Finance Committee of that board, and his
reports models Of exactness in detail and IN
preparation Her,ert Z. Walters the candidate
for Alderman in the Second Ward. has been chair
man OF the ward organization for long time. Al
though Republican worker, he is not politician
in which the term is usually interpreted.
He has been actively interested in all matters az
fecns the comforts and privileges Of the homes hone
OF the people. regardless OF their political ANNA
tions. and is careful scrutinzer OF all subjects in
connection With the mun,Sip government lie MS Is
because Of his uprightness and intellectual ability
William G. conkn. candidate Of the Third Ward.
Is man who VIII not only represent his ward r IN
sentative of all citizens regardless of their color or
Fourth ward. was long ago selected for the NOM
nation. and wnen he received the vote OF the
good man when we see him. and here he u.s." This
is confirmed 10y all who know him. DIT. 7. A.
for his opponent was one OF the strongest Repubh-
cans in the countyW illiam Archer. DR.. Fletcher
sSough ne was defeated last year at the election it
is predicted that ne will have good majority this
The Democratic primaries were held on Tuesday
night and they disappointing. The candidates
for Aldermen do not come up to the average, de-
spite the fact that the average has been close
the s Alderman pa from the Firth has
been panstaking official. and notw,hstandng
party when every man was expected to vote for
the g0Sd S a hs nor %
certain Jobs like that OF asphalt pavement, he
~ Fske deserved the Democratic nomna,icn in
the Second Ward. but for some reason best known
TO ncsesG m be 10
prove. when election day comes. that Ms party
d %ase not d deseaxe eIecl Ron"s ny
The Isi ush afS5
New-York City gave an exhibition dril on Tues ha
can be given in his column because it deemed
not best that reporters of newspapers or men IN
s ly WAS was started only few months ago with the
Misses MacMartin, graduates OF the Boston Col
Women present as visitors declared that the women
and girl students showed rsmSTkaos f y
body and limbs There were about 800 Invitations
tended The programme consisted of marching.
free movements, musical dumbbells. horizontal bar
Indian clubs. vauting. wand-driil. balance swing
running high-tumps parallel bars. dumobei drl
The members OF the Eleventh Separate Company
National Guard are summoned 10 meet AT tne
in place OF Captain Edwin j. Kinder. who died
few weeks ago. The command is one OF the
pie and most proficient in driIi and enicicn, in it-
work OF any OF the separate commands In the
The Board OF Trade placed Mount Vernon among
,ne cites er sse st snh hsv Oh 10 do Win cies Of
the first rank II was the annual dinner or the board
Duets se 'IH' NcwYoTK cy and also the CHESTS from
%ew-Yogk. Philadelphia and elsewhere. pronounced
not least. the speeches. oqua 10 many that they
had attended. II was not expected that Mount
Vernon could have 50 great and 30 succcssfnl a
social affair a. that give IN Fairfax nan rna
by GGs ne GS h %c nes
thfy enjoyed everything. except, possibly me M
timely interruptions Dy The band, which sometimes
Played When spcakcra we're on inc,r feet me hal
was tasiefliy decorated. tho committee had looked
ara ard cverybody voted that it sas succc-sfui
snair The ioasts and those who respond, ID 81 20
ssns b. Msy}r Edison LI~' TerS Sv, e. 5
~ ott Ira III. II ADAMS.
mancer q rsiayete Cost g ~ ,c Mount uN vST
Vernon q city Of Homes" ex-Mayor Edward r.
Brush; The Press" eS-conTrcssTnsn amos ,9,, j
man: 'Reation Of the Church @ the BOARD Of
Trade" the Rev Father T. !! Finn, %T JN, OK 0d
"The Grand Army ..Maj3- James T. Jenkins;
The Board OF Trade" r sna;z; The Publ, Pubic
tom J. 4 Goudcn. Of New-iork; "Genera!ties.
Among the large number present the Rev.
r. Gra 1s5 ed 9 Req Dr. Or ~ G'2 sm Gf
osS Dear sS@n Charles II rnlns chare
Meze Frank u Brcs Ays r. tTfnTh NaSG
Vernon Nsws Edwn MaK ,aar Ed sns OF csn
MnrD Ma" w %isr Harry oxS ST. 'R
non: Mayor peene, Of Yonkers; r. X. Martin AL
sa K roger
bryant Alderman Frank r. Tichenor sobcr, w
saa B Oscar T Myers Of Educa
ton Dr. $ l. Close Dr. MeIys , s. Pase :, dr. I ion,
Dawson, T.. A., siephcnson. DE- A. Fl ,nI
hfs sn G,or w P RST WIN" wam ass
hroT Charles s,,s fds cbsre wa% weeks H sn
u. f. Walters Many letters OF regret were rea'
by Secretary Maynard.
PLEAsANTvILLE
Daniel Fare and his family. OF New-York. are
now at their summer home in PleasnntviIlc. Mr.