New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs Harry Whitney Treat. formerly Miss Crate
OF this place. returned from her wedding tour on
Monday.
Mrs. John Vanderbilt. Of Mechanics-ave.. con-
tinues quite Ill.
Jack" Bing had narrow escape from serious
injury while bicycle riding Monday. As 1t was
he was pretty badly scratched and his wheel is
laid up for repairs.
Miss Eleanor Dennis is visiting her sister in
Planfeld
Richard Humphreys has returned from q two
weeks vacation trip.
number Of members Of the Ossining Council, Of
Sing Sing with District Deputy Young. paid
unexpected visit TO the Kyk-Uit Council, Royal
Arcanum, at the regular meeting last week
Shortly after Mr. Mckinley was nominated for
President young man named Charles II. Mareni
spent the night In Tarrytown while on his way to
WheD he left hSe sx he With h
letter Of congratulation from Frank V. Willard
Willard received a letter Of acknowledgment from
the Republican candidate
Mrs. James Sherin is confined to her homo by
illnesS.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Denike Of Paterson. arc
visiting their parents here
Nickel and sunnyside being laid with
sewers. James Duel has the contract for the
work.
The Tarrytown Hospital Association has pub
lished its annual report. The association has
sixty-four regular members, besides twenty-eight
life members The medical and surgical staff
port that during the year ending June J. 1885, fifty
seven patients have received treatment, and OF
six died and three remain under treatment The
report of the treasurer shows balance hand
Of S5!5 e. The church collections Hospital Sun
day last year amounted TO &l1 g. The amount of
the collection for this year has not been made
known
The Westchester County Savings Bank Will erect
building on the site now occupied. The cost
Of the new building is 10 be about 5000
Justice Osborne. OF the Supreme Court in Brook
Ign. yesterday denied the application Of Morgan
Purdy for a stay OF execution pending appeal from
the mandamus directing Purdy. the Village Clerk
Of North Tarrytown Westminster County to turn
over the books and papers OF his office to Henry
Fielder, who has been appointed Clerk by the Presi-
dent Of the village. Howard II. Morse The Village
Clerk Is elected by the Board Of Trustees but at the
last election there deadlock and Of those
who voted against Purdy, who had held the office
for some time. was Mr.. Morse Soon after. Mr..
Morse obtained the passage Of an act by the Legs
laure allowing him 10 appoint a Clerk, when the
Board Of Trustees failed 10 do so. He appointed
Fieldon. but Purdy refused to turn over the books
and papers claiming that the President had right
10 make appointment. because there was no
vacancy Justice Smith granted a mandamus direct
ing Purdy TO turn the documents Of the office.
but the order obeyed. and a motion
made 10 punish Purdy for contempt. He objected.
sa wing that nandamus not a peremptory
one and that he should have a reasonable time In
which 10 appeal. Yesterday Justice Osborne handed
down decision IN which he says that unless the de-
PENDANT obeys the mandamu5 within twenty-four
hours OF the time that the order is served attach
ment will issue against him to punish him for con-
tempt.