New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02
WHITE PLAINS.

Al specaI meeting Of the Board of Education IN
the public school Tuesday evening. called for the
purpose Of considers increase in the number
2. snd Miss Heneia Miner Of DEPOSIT = y
%ers engage ,gSg Was s engaged as an add-
iional teacher last week.
A meeting Of the Committee on Fire Parade was
held IN Union Hook and Ladder rooms on TUESDAY
night Reports of various subcommittee were
acted upon Subscriptions OF $G5 from Paul g.
Thebaud SIS from John p Moran. 81 from charles
A. Matthies, $50 from l. Howard Kinch. SIS from
Byron Walrath and SIS from S. c. Miller were re-
ceived. making total OF 1866 contributed towaN the
project thus far. An extension OF time was gwen
10 the Fire Patrol report It's list of Invitations
vote OF thanks extended 10 Manager Barry
Adams for the use of the Auditorium for the public
meeting Of the General Committee on next TUESDAY
evening. July T. The names Of the following COM
panies submitted for invitation BY the foreInen
of the local companies: Hudson Hose Company.
nom Enterprise Hook and Ladder Company. New
Phoenix Hose Company, Tarrytown; Columbian
Hose Company. Mount Vernon; Hope HOOK ana ana
Ladder COMPANY Port ches1er Pocantico Hook and
Ladder Company, North Tarrytown; Chelsea Ho oS
der Company. Manaroneck; Hope Hose Company,
Waveriey I Engine Company Tuckahoe; Relief Engine
Company. New Rochelle; Putnam Engine Company.
c rori He Engine Hi' company Pseksk Manaron
eek Engine Company Mamaroneck; washington
The Electric Railway Company will open the pleas
ure resort on ST. Marys Lake. in Silver Lake Park
on the Fourth of July with display of fireworks
The White Plains Band mas been engaged for the
day string orchestra. with Professor Perez lead
ing will furnish the music at the dancing platform m
A naphtha launch IL now on the lake Trips VIII be
made from the Grove then around Goose Island ana
return The electric running to the grounds
will DO decorated with bunting and colorcd electric
lights
The residents In Grove-st. indignant over the
wholesale poisoning OF dogs in that locality the first
NJ this week More than fifteen animals. some Of
ss.,, valuable have been killed The slaughter was
accomplished by means OF pieces OF meat containing
poison which were Aberally scattered IN the front
yards
". J. Seaman. the actor an inmate Of the
ts,oominpsiale Asylum who reported 10 be dying
Some weeks ago. is said to be greatly improved ply.
Ideally having gained hosh rapidly within the ast
month No one is allowed TO him unless possess
Ming letter of Introduction from Mrs Seaman or Mr.
lPitou Scanian's former business manager Many
old friends call 10 him. but unless provdeI WIN
noin,ed Mr. Scanlans wife and his former manager
visit him frequently and he is always siaS 10 d se
proves the assertion that has been made that the
actors mind had become a perfect blank
Mr. and Mrs Charles D. Horton have returned
from q weeks sojourn At the Grand liViei Su'iihit
Mount. IN the Cetsklils
I, has been discov .red that two OF the boys VINO
took part In the recent Regents examination al the
Free School this village surrepttousiy opened 'e
enyelope containing the answers. being apie HUH
me Information thus obtained pass perfect exa m,
nations Principal Stuart Of The High Schoo, VII
consequently unable 10 make afidaVit that the an
swsrs %ees It Is proba6e that the entire
nation viii be thrown out by the Regents
Louis Reynolds nineteen years oil. and a son OF
Louis Reynolds lying in critical condition at MS
house suffering from injuries received while prac-
,,sne In a homemade gymnasium. He was crossing
r horizontal ladder head downward. when the idd-
der broke. throwing him 10 the moor