New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-26
WHITE PLAINS

JlSllCe OF tUe fedCt A. NJ HdI'l'IH. 'i il"IilS'i'
will be brought up before Justice Moran in the Grand
Jury rooms o'clock to-day, charged by President
Cromwell of the White Plains Bank with forging
the name of Supervisor George T. Gray (" town
drafts aggregatng ss2 90 Sanders he believed
a town off, he had a right to sign the Supervisors
name to the drafts.
Police Justice John A. Moran Yesterday ordered
valuable bulldog be shot. This the dog which
las, Tuesday bit ,hr,een-y ear old Daniel Holland Of
Wlnchester-st. The dog it is alleged. was set upon
Holland by It's owner Willie Bogdrt The Justice
lectured Bogart. who was brought before him a
warrant The wound Is a bad one but the attending
physician believes there IS 40 danger of ny Irophobia
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund c. Sutherland returned yes
terday evening from their wedding tour.
Mary Marinco. the Yonkers woman convicted in
the County Court Of receiving sto.en goods and
sentenced to two years ana three months mprison-
ment was taken to the Auburn Prison Wednesday
by Officer Hotchkiss and a female deputy warden OF
that institution.
DR.. George H. Perrine. the Tarrytown dentist who
IL in custody Of Sheriff Johnson charge OF libel
preferred by Dr. Townsend Roe. another Tarrytowr
dentist and business rival Of pr Porrlne AMI Miss
Nina White. daughter Of Judge Robert Z. White, Of
Tarrytown. were married here yesterday afternoon.
DR. Roe was on.y last week discharged after trial
for criminal libel instituted by Or Perrne Dr. Roe
circulated a pamphlet containing statements of Per
rines relations with a married woman in summit
y. j.. where he lived before he became lr Roe ;
summit were read. ana Judge Lent after hearing
part OF the evidence directed dismissal OF the COM
plant holding that the alleged ibc.ous statements
had been shown TO be true by the evidence Ia re-
ta.iaton DR.. Roc had Dr. Perrnc Indicted lie was
arrested yesterday morning and taken 10 the county
Sa Mss S, "hle mr. hts rpai And mas
show her fun confidence IN him yesterday drove over
from her TarytoWn home 10 the Carpenter IOuse
where Or. Perr1ne was staying in charge OF Deputy
Sheriff Staniield. and was married 10 him 1t is not
determined it. but yesterday afternoon h.. Rev. NJ
Corharn. of the First Baptist Church. was for
a,,l rrs 10 h..
Deputy Sheriff stood by see tina, bridegroom
II IS presumed that Mrs. Perrino viii return to TaIy
town.
The closing exercises of the High School held
IN 81. Johns Hall Yesterday evening. There was a
large attendance and the following programme was
successfully "a "riei out;
peeana,ion The r4ir1ot and Traitor
Chester Bayles.
Trio, With Laugh as We 90 Round" Bennett
Chorus Night Shades 30 Longer .H......... Ross,n,
Essay "1he Wanderinss Of Ilyss"s"
Iennette L. Coke.
Aadress by H. res, scnmd " H. prrGeni OF ~
,,....,.u -. -, hgsrd Of Ed",aSn
"""sS 3, [ Ga FaER9H"."
-Jpranais Persone.
Epme, Mabel F. Woodin
ener, M]ISg sIdn ch9moei.
zeihrus. May PenGleon
(katherlne MOoIin
The Three Graces Verona Starkwrs Their
Gamma IIochan
laura Travis.
The Three May Fendleton.
cora T. Sterling
Dream. from TIL. ivory Nav i rsa lns
! Gertrude Bogart
Emma Mccarthy
Quartet Good night Beo,ed' Pinsuti
An heirloom in the Surrogate's office is a Japanese
dagger, which Is used paper-knife II has been
an article of and ornament upon the desks of
successive surrOgates for more than forty years.
The town OF Greenburg has granted a franchise 10
the White Plains and Emsford trolley line It's
tracks through the town the route between Films
ford and TarrytOwn. The franchise Is granted sub
ject conditions 10 be hereafter agreed upon.
Among the conditions proposed by the town author-
ties rrserving for the town certain per
centage OF the gross earnings Of the company.
Iemuel T. Tompklns held TO await the action Of
the Grand Jury. charged with assault; In the first
degree in shooting George W Palmer at I&irchmont
ana who has been confined In the county jail. was
admitted TO bail In 5000 yesterday The shooting
occurred in Tompknss saloon and OF
mutual exchange Of leaden compliments, Palmer
being the recipient in his person Of four bullets said
TO have been fired by Tompkins, while the Ia Il
named had an equal number fired at him. one OF
which smashed his watch and another was stopped
by a memorandum book. Palmer Is slowly recover
ing from his wounds and Will have TO answer an
Indictment for shooting ut Tompkins. for which he
Is held In $3.50 ball.
Carl Carpenter. of this village. OF J. Henry
Carpenter claims the championship In height Of
any lad Of his age in this county He is seventeen
years old and measures six feet three ana One-ha Z
inches. and is said 10 be still growing.
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