New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-05
WHITE PLAINS.

The trial of the suit OF Joseph Revonskl against
the village OF Sing Sing has been set down for
MAY l3 This Is a suit for damages alleged TO nave
been suffered by the plaintiff. who Is meat dealer
in having his delivery wagon Side down an ICY
declivity in one of the streets of the village In the
winter of 1894 1t IS asserted that the street was In
an improper condition at the place where the
accident happened.
The Democratic County Committee met yesterday
morning and organized by tho election OF Francis
Larkin. IT, OF Ossning. chairman j. II. Hastcad.
OF Bedford secretary. and Ferdinand Horton, OF
Yorktown treasurer.
The Supply Committee Of the Board OF Super
visors held their monthly meeting yesterday IN the
courthouse Extra desks were ordered for the
Sunervisors' room TO accommodate the four addi-
tiona supervisors to be elected from tho town Oh
Mount Vernon.
The managers Of the Harlem Valley Stock Farm
took possession Yesterday OF their recently acqufei
property the Matthews Farm. in King st, IN tho
town OF Harrison bordering on Rye Lake
At the close OF business on Saturday afternoon
County Treasurer Hoag had received t@ appli
cations for liquor tax certificates Tor which casa
TO the amount OF sll0.22O had been paid
trial term and special term OF ,he supreme
Court opened in the courthouse White Plans.
wn JsGs r o. Dysman chas
II. Abbott Ebert Barhite. Poundridge; Reuben
George tcsarsi GTeenbnrs John r courtney Yon
kers; W. i. Chambers, Edward J." h. Phpps IL
W 9a1p Pa ms Anson l. Gberts Caleb T. P!erce
Cortlandt: W. c. Citing. Henry. Hubbard Peter
Pine, New-Rochelle; stephen Jackson. i. ".
Kraft East Chester: ID. l. Palmer, Mamaroneck;
Ira ID Strang, Yorktown: John Il. Tllotson. Ossin-
ing; Charles IL. williams, Lcwisboro. There was
nothing special in the Judges charge TO the jury.
and the morning spent In disposing OF the pro,
| minary work OF the term 1t took an hour ana
half to call the calendar. upon which there are
lS civil cases. and II Is probable that tho term VIII
| last least three weeks
| A meeting of the Weschcster County Bar Asso-
citation was held in the Supervisors room. at the
| Courthouse, yesterday afternoon. william II.
| Robertson called the meeting 10 order. and on
| motion OF Gideon ". Davenport William A. Wood
| worth was chosen secretary pro ten. After tho
| reading OF the minutes OF the last meeting the
| following candidates were elected members OF the
association: Cyrus W. Horton, l. Sumner Burn
| stne Joseph S Wood, David O. Williams Charles
| A. Ostrander. Arthur VI. Johnson Harry Y. Nor
gan. Gideon W. Davenport presented the constitu-
ton and bylaws Of the association as prepared by
| the special committee of which he IL chairman.
The constitution. among other things, provides that
the officers of the association shall consist OF n
president, one vice president from each Assembly
| District OF the county, a recording secretary, a
| corresponding secretary treasurer and fourteen
| directors No officer shall hold Office for more than
| two consecutive terms. The annual election IL to
| be he'd on the second Tuesday In February OF each
| year. The report OF the committee accepted.
and the remainder OF the meeting was spent In ds-
| cussing and adopting the several articles OF the
constitution and bylaws.