New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
MOUNT VERNON.
DATES SELECTED FOR THE SERIES OF
CONCERTS BY THE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
THE PLAN TO ADD TO THE WATER sOFrNi %
PIPING FROM THE BYRAM RIVER HAS



PIPING FROM THE BYRAM RIVER HAS
BEEN ABANDONED.
Tho Mount Vernon Musical Boclety held mee'-
ing on Thursday evening at the nome Oh EuSo"
Lewis and decided TO begin rehearsais on A"u's
day evening October l. for the concerts Oh ''i'
winter The first concert will take place on Iues
day evening December %. at which ume 'ho
"Afessiah" will be given with soloists and an or
chestra The second concert will be given on FRI
day evening February 5. and the thrd Oh ap'n
% Alfred Hallam who so successfully conuuc'eu
the society's entertainments last year. VIII DO
the musical director
Miss ANA Haselbacher. OF this city. and George
Nienoan were married last evening at the nome
of Charles Randle In South Nlnth-ave., by the
Rev + I. Masseck Miss Title Sunderman OF
Woodlawn. bridesmaid and Charles MANURE
the bridegroom's attendant. Mr. and Mrs Me-
man will go to Niagara Falls. and upon the'r
return will live In Brooklyn
The Common Council has transferred SUM-
Gent amount to the police fund to permit the
Board OF Police Commissioners TO add three pa
troJnen n the force and a meeting CT the Civil
Service Commissioners will be called at an early
date to examine the applicants, who are numerous
The question OF establishing additional telephone
boxes is also under consideration and Is IN inc
hands Of Commissioners Taylor and Van Iassell
John F. Fairchd. the civil engineer employed
by the Water commissioners " ih'N9N'S"N~ 49,
cost OF piping water from the Byram River on
the Connecticut line .stimate that it will require
an expenditure OF 81. 100000. The Board mas de-
cided that the plan is not advisable ana IS iooA-
ing for some other source from which to augment
the present supply
The proposition to erect joint irehouses for the
Steamer Company and the Washington Engine
Company has not been approved by the flre N"Hi-
missioners. 1t is believed that the steamer
Company will have a new house next 10 the new
police Headquarters in Tnd-st. and that the pres
emf quarters of the washington Engine Company
will be enlarged to meet its requirements
William Hyer who was arrested by the police
on Tuesday and who is wanted for shooting A
policeman in New-York. was arragned before CITY
Judge Schatz on Thursday, on the charge Of
grand larceny and held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury. Hyer says that rather than go to
prison for another long term he will commit sui
eide. an ., .
entertained a number OF her young friends IN honor
Of her cousin Miss latte His OF s5enf witb
music and dancing. after which refreshments were
The Epworth League OF the First Methods;
Episcopal Church has reorgqnized for the Wnter
W. A. stoney. vice-prcsdent; II. W. Brown. treas
and b a Tan "f ~ Ecwofh league of the
North Methodist Episcopal CHURCH was S held d ygs
erdMdy e0ks am in N sgsfn Fhae nome "
Alfred Haam. OF the Baptist choir Is ap RI on
for an addition OF large hu'hoer VI ''"''''u ''0e
to that choir. " 49,. NJ. \,
Mrs Thoras j. Mcclure and her sister, Mrs NJ
J. Ford OF No. PA South Frst-ave.. nave been en-
Pertaining Mrs. Joseph l.. Brown and her daughter,
Miss Sarah Brown OF Atlanta Ga Mrs Brown
is the widow of Governor Brown ana Is on ner
way nome after fifteen months spent abroad.
The football team is arranging to play aiy g'm me
morning of election The proceeds will be used IN
aid OF the Young Mems Christian Ass0clati C,n.
associations will he held Monday evening IN
Lincoln Hall for the purpose Of enrolment: 90
Walter Tchborne. after spending MS summer va
cation with his parents. has returned TO laiae,
where he will resume his studies III the scieh'"lc
~ Wr and Mrs Charles II. Wilson and their
from abroad. 49,. :. . r,,r - .hotr
daughter Miss Carrie Rockwell, have returned
frorn a visir m their farm near Ithaca.