New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-11
MOUNT VERNON.
MEMBERS OF THE STEAMER COMPANY
ENJOY THEMSELVES AT CITY ISLAND.

prrwrrN THE LOCAL AND THE YoNKERs
.,.nrRMpN-poYs scoLDED FOR
THROWING CAT THROUGH
CHURCH WINDOW.
,,. hall ,,me between the Mount Vernon and the
Workers Aldermen continues to be SUBJECT VI
gr..t ,nteres, In Mount Vernon. Mayor Patrick
C,a,sor or Long Island City says that he VII
s,r.,v be here but expects Il will be the hafue>'
40 v,s WORK ne ever went through. The Mayor w"en
seen by a reporter said that he had not ye' feeo'o
the onicial invitation. but that he was prep'HN W
sorve at a moments notice. Il have peeh u'np'i'is
b.,ween Aldermen and the people for severai yea
Ahermen viii be hard thing to run up agains 81
Wha y1s haye Lone TO f HlnH City the
Msyor. in abiding 10 the vsi: OF Mayor s''oHs'
Abou. afty members OF the Mcont Vernon steamer
Company attended the outing at Ci'y ls'Ano VII
1,burs3av night and enjoyed the dinner at Flynn
I.o.eI Alderman Armstrong who presided. intro
d,ced Mavor Edwin w. F!ske as the toastmaster OF
the evenirg The toasts responded to were az ioi-
lows:
Our City ,;r.r Commissioner Walend-r
Our Fire Apparatus commissioner hef level
ssaamsr Company Foreman w W (; co Als.
Steamer Company F,s OF conesSes
Edward r. Bayer precedent Of Central H9Se T pr r.
The iI Tsss ana VIVA, They Think OF our Fremen
Outing July 500 IN tir. Rooer' o-''e'''"
What Know About Lumber IN assistant Chic. HensOhe
Our Members Assisanr oTsm.n James McPcor
Matron Wood. of the Mourt Vernon Hospital has
returned from her vacation In Canada, niuch iii
proved IN health and ready to resume her duties
Mr. ard Mrs. Roger NJ Sherman. of Chester Ill.,
have sailed for Europe
Ex-Mayor Z. F. Brush has left nome WIN ''.'
fishing tackle and guns for his usual summer ou..
ing in the Maine woods. pr BRUSH IS s an sdorr
marksman. and many trophies vi ITO ~
his home in South Fifth-aVe.
patro,maD Lynch has mastered the mysteries OF
the wheel and has been assigned to regular ou's'
m. Board of Police Commissioners having pur-
chased bicycle for his use h.a and viii b.
y nVw hv ,'hiet Foley and Sergeant Beckwth
who possess equal perseverance,.
Charles A. Gilmore, tho dwarf. who was receh''y
arraipned in New-Ycrk arrested on Wednes-
dav afternoon by Patrolmen Grant for refusing ~
r,oys on when ordered The dwarf was attracting
crowd. which blocked the street. When arfa'she'
on Thursday morning he was opheeo 10 s'""' oN
chair so that ne could see the Judge. he Was iou''
ruiltv Of dsorderly conduct. and sentence was sus
Ha,aed IN condition that he would refrain IRON
o;,srinr in the street hereafter Gilmore IS "a lnc'
in height and thirty-fve years od. ne w 80 h
badge which he asserts was presenter u INN -
Inspector Byrnes
The sunday-school OF the Trinity Eplscopai
church held its annual picnic on THURSDAY IN
BRONX Park under the direction OF the Kew MT
Graham and Assistant Superintendent Cogs"e'',
About two hundred children were in ATTENDANCE ana
were transported to the park BY ana wh games
leycdrs, where the! ehJ"Se' wv n.y.
races and field sports.
Mrs James T. Phillips who lives III Fuiton-ave.'
Chester HILL was severely hurt on Thursnay "mie
saving her little son. Herbert. from death unner
falling tree Little Herbert was across 'he s"o7.
u,atch,ne the men at work clearing on lot' ana
n
u,b,ch WAS being sawed on. The dense foliage pre-
vented the workmen from seeing him ana hao W J..
not been for the timely rescue ov HIS '"''"'' '
would have been killed.
A number Of small boys who few weeks ago
,hrau q live cat into an open window Of Trinity
Episcopal Church arrested on Wednesday u!
Sergeant Beckwtn and taken before Inc rec'"'' NV
Rev S T Graham who reprimanded them severely
tn. incident which happened In the course OF 'he
service was highly embarrassing TO both the rector
and the congregat One Of the boys stated mat
tho cat had been worrie. and chased about by dog
until II nearly dead and they h tno% ,gdov "o"'
The Sons Of Veterans neld their regular semi
r,o,,b,v Meeting on Tuesday night in g. A. r.
Han and listened TO the report Of Lieutenan, Hor-
AGA Hol,est.r who was delegate TO the re-
con, State convention. Among other things II was
decided hold outing next month h ana ra GnT
mittec was appointed 10 look ai'e' wv
ments.
Tho members OF the "YT' Society. the Junior
branch Of the ". c. T. L.. took trip up me
Sound on board the yach. Nellie on Wednesday
afternoon. The boat was under tho command OF
Captain Chapman. After pleasan; DAY spent s az
Oakland Beach. the party returned 20 mount YER
non in the evening"
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of the new English
lutheran Church. IN Bridge-st. will give lawn
fete on Thursday evening on the lawn OF NJ VIM
,.r M "a Nnth-ave The entertainment will be
in charge OF Mines. Anerberg. koler ana frocha]hd'
A man giving as reference Dr. Vincent. Of North
Ninth-ave hired a bicycle Wednesday from George
u Ferguson and went off for ride. The man ala
not return at the appointed time, and Mr. ferguson
wen s ~ ard said he knew nothing Of the
man. Mr Ferguson has paced tho case IN the
hands Of the police
A mysterious organization is the o. d. o.. but
secrecv seems 10 he no bar to success at least IN
e, far &C tho giving of annual picn!cs is concerned
Tho time is near at hand for holding this years
excursion which will be given on FRIDAY next az
Donnelly's Grove College Point J." l. The steamer
Ni,uar, Fletcher has been chartered Tor the hay
and vii: leave the city wharf. Yonkers. at 10 a. m
Trolley cars leave West Mount Vernon every
,uentv minutes for Yonkers. The entertainment 10
be Afforded will consist Of bathing. boating bowl
ing. shooting. baseball and other sports: The com
mttee in charge conslS .1s,, Oh rdsrsnn and q
Long, +. l.. Thon'aS' " i'''d' 4" '' ~
A. Dugan
The new Mount Vernon Public Library IS sue
cess and is winning favor with the public Althouen
II Is summer and the library has been opened only
a few weeks. a large number Of books have been
drawn BY far the largest part OF these have been
books of fiction. but the library is also well sup
p.led with works Of a more serious nature BOOKS OF
reference and works history, music. art. biosra-
phy. etc The number Of books will be increased as
rapid,v az possible so that the library may be OF
constant and increasing service to the people ana
may make itself an essential element IN the CITY
life II Is now we'll situated for general patronage
IN. II will have permanent quarters IN tho new
high school building about 10 be erected me IL
brary is open every day and evening except Sun
day.
TARRYTOWN.
The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Association met on