New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11
MOUNT VERNON.
THE EXCISE BOARD WILL NOT IAhH
CHANCES ON THE LAW.
JOY AMONG CLuBMEN OVER THE COURT OF Ar
pra1s pECrsIoN-Now THE DINNER

,o,, .vosc c,,-RNrS OVER THE COURT OF AP-
prus pEcsroN-Now THE DINNER
WILL. GO on AS PLANNED:
The Excise Board. which VIII pass out OF enls'-
.nce in accordance with the provisions OF the hai'es
u,vots. law on April &c. will hold its final meeting
on Nondav evening next to act upon report pre-
nared for the District Commissioner yet 10 oe or
pointed by State Commissioner H. H. Lyman INC
. law provides that the report shan ne maui. " %
before April 49, in default of which the Boaru "ouiu
ne subject 10 fine Of $500 and it Is In no disposition
20 aefv the law. As Edwin Arnold says IN the
al igh, NJ Asia" so say the members OF inc fNciSe
BOARD What good see humbly seek TO 40 anu
live obedent to the law In trust tha' """' WIN
com. and must come. shall come well
The members OF the Democratic Clup ha'c o..,
IN a fever Of uncertainty ever since the flames p'
no.. s,crod hv the Governor. but they are consiu-
roh,v elated over the decision OF the Court OF APP
neals that clubs are not trafickers IN ''q"o' "'iu
need not take out license Inc cruz 10 ~ -,
with a plethoric treasury, nor mas II ~ "
membership that II Is self-suppor'ins 'io', Wv
~ che members: in fact. the members themselves
,,,, ,ha, tho "cafc" has been the material source
=, revenue and this has not been so large III '"e
mast as 10 warrant expending s"p S'h' "
LIQUOR license 1t is believed that the deciSo" 81 ''o
Gu, Of Appeals will be OF benefit to the cup IN
another way that It will be an incentive 10 ehcou'-
80 onnlico,lons for membership from those VINO
have hitherto kept aloof from the organization io'
there are many in that party whose virtues are 'o'
written in water As the objects OF the cup are NOT
limited 10 the promotion Of good fellowship pu' III
cIude the making OF converts for the party. IL can
hardly expect applications from among the PROM
bitionists.
There has also been more or less perturbation III
,bo minds Of some OF the members of the Board OF
Trade who had put their names down lot uche's 'o'
the dinner at s. each The dinner Is not 10 I've one
Of the best" but 1t is to be the best" thar Inc
Board or other orEanzsiion has ever emonco
or Mazett When the l!ain,s bill became a r laT
some OF the legal members OF ihe noS, one OF Them
THAT knocks - out on the wines. cns 80 W. Zinc
drrlared that even Delmonico could NOT take VIII.
out OF ONE veS me Contract ia. made FUR
nish a dinner so much platc. "I"'S ,'nSt,,,,t,,
ha me The A memSers Of the Board the property
which they had purchased IN buik ne hcoris ~
the Board OF Trade in anticipation OF inis onee,a-
year privilege Of having wines ana no."' ,s dinnsr
win be as successful was Originally pnnh,S, am
the oass VIII be drank win VINE sn1 ."T after
sponses will come from the selected speaNe'S "''''
the wine has disappeared ~,
Professor A. Il. Davis. Prnclpal OF me he H neW
discoveries in photography on Monday eV.nnhS mrN
under the auspices and for the 9en1h OF ~" Tho Iect
nre is .X Rays AMI Radoeraphs some %. me az,
para,us to be used IS loaned ny NosSn TI"n ado
rraphs taken by Professors Herring ana hr's'o| Oh
The New-York University.
ouoradc ball Thursday evening ah' 'Ie u'',i
ccScecded ali anficlpatipns socially ana hihHr'aly-
The costumes were varied uniqn" ana Hlp'up'i.i'
Among the wcll-known persons present VIZ n
tain Frederick Schneider. Dr II f-uSrl" Hf,,,l,
Alderman Grant and Edwin ". Fiske. chi'i 81 ~"
Fire Department.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church Society hch lis anhu"
meeting on Wednesday .yt ming. ana WhNN me IRA
urer's report read there was surprise ma "a,
there was so large surplus notwlinsthhIlns W"
trustees were elected Tor three year, samuel nSi-
verton. George McCaw and Judson l,1"iile. INC
salary of the pastor was increased so a y''r-
Mrs Jared Sanford. wife OF the eX-D"puiy state
SUPERINTENDENT Public lnsiru ton, gave an hi''f-
noon reception at her home IN Souih Ninth-tN" on
Tueslay She was assisted by Mrs George X.
Crawford and Miss Emma Ely ishiuT, OF INC
afternoon was a reading from "Th" Three Queen.
az The Tim. OF Louis XIII. XIV and XIV. Among
those present were Mrs William Mop Hal'ey MiH
ningham. Mrs. Louis Sagoman. Mr.. Dayit McSHn-
tocE Mrs Cassimir J Vieau. Mr. Edward j
I.ornas Mrs John Watson. Mr.. WHITAKER. MY. J."
Z. SCHNEIDER. Mrs \. y. Davis; Mrs. !, \ iane'
Lord Mrs Wager lIuli. Mr. william Daniels MIS-.
f. s Burgcs Mrs. James Grelg Miss Anna : John-
sion and Mrs. Cowcnhavcn.
Mr. SANFORD will give lecture on our school
system: the Relation ~ tho State 20 Efuraiion IN
School No l. on Monday evening. II VIII he the
next 10 the last in the series Of free lectures pro-
vided for by the Board Of Education last fall
Miss Marguerite Stcckcr. daughter ~ the city
editor OF The Argus" gave llrg" birthday parry
at her homo Wednesday afternoon. There We're
a number Of the young CIR. associates ana fTienhs or
tho family present
day evening. the following were elected officers: DR..
II Eugene smith. president. Edward Bayer VICE
president; John Van Dohen. secretary. J. Nedder.
treasurer.