New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
PEEKSKILL.

The Van Cortlandt Wheelmen will have their first
lantern parade this evening. II the weather Is
clear. II it storms the parade will be postponed
until tomorrow evening. There has never been
a lantern parade in this place before. The line
will form in Westinghouse. with the right rest
ing In Hudson-ave. and the column VIII move
promptly Mt $3.50. Frank Wessells one OF Peeks-
kills popular merchants and An enthusiastic
wheelman Will be the grand marshal His AIDS
will be Edward f. Hill, a. Wesley Wyatt. j.
Arthur Haight and Lewis W. Ames, and the COM
mttee In charge OF the parade are William W.
Knapp chairman; Frank VESSELS, L. W. Ames.
Robert Valentine. Harry Smith. Louis FERRIS
Mabie Edward A. Tompkins, Charles K Miller. I.
+. Barstow and A. w. Wyatt. There will be two
prizes awarded one to the lady having the most
artistically decorated wheel and TO the gentle
man for the same distinction among the male
riders. 1t is expected that there viii be over ~
wheels in line The ladys prize Is 6icyGle saddle
stoeknss ahS ins "r The ne Of march viii be as follows
James. TO Howard. to Division. to Orchard 10
Nelson-ave TO faulding TO pseaur 10 soTtb o1n 10
smith. to Bay, to WASHINGTON. to Hudson-ave.
to Ringgod, to Elm, TO Union-aye TO tirst, rcH TO
and thence to Eagle Hotel. where parade VIII he
reviewed by judges; thence TO Division to postoice
Allen G. owen of Lake Mahopac and Mrs; Sc, Eliza, "a,
beth r. Forrester Of Br99hyn WSrS sSer anwis at az
'' Mrs Alice Hess. the wife OF George Hess. died
neral commissions She was twenty-four years
old was born in ireland. and had been IN thlS
country sixteen years. She was the daughter Vi
The Peckskill Park Driving Association ycSter-
day announced its full programme Tor the tni'e
days races to be held at the Peekskiil DriEiis DRIVING
Park In September The dates, itre I rcSuI'ss'
"Wednesday and Thursday, September J. and !, :.
The entries close on August q. and records made
on or after August q. will not bar Inc pro-
gramme announced Is as follows
FIRST DAY TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER l.
l-225 Class Trottlng .Iuss' st
3-2:29 Glass, Trotung "'' ~
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER p
4-2:3O Class Trottng and pacing; .... PURSE. S-o
5-Three-year-ods. With records ihrse' 30 90
6-2:40 Class Trotting 'fu'' wv
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER B.
7-2:27 Glass Trotng ,,rse IN,
500 class Trong and pacing Purse 80 5
The purses aggregate 1880. The conditions are
for mile heats, best three in FIVE TO harness, horse
dstancing the field to receive first money only: SIX
horses 70 enter and four TO start; the entrhics Ie
is per cent of the purse and per cent add',lohai
from winners of money; purses Will be divided INTO
80 D. u and 10 per cent. except IN thc colt IdCc'
which is divided into two moneys.
Street Commissioner Valentine had "A gang OF men
busy YESTERDAY repairing he dainafs Gohe o n
were badly washed, and many sewers had to be re-
paired Philip O'Bren estimates his loss by the
destruction OF his brickyard al Nerplanck at 500"
Mrs. Sarah f. Brown. by her attorney, Marvin Marvin
r smith has fed notice In the County Clerks
office at White Plains, that she has elected TO as
continue her suit for damages. which she placed AT
500 against Dr. T.. ID. VI. Lyon. Dr. Lyon was
victorious in the injunction case brought by her,
and Judge Barnard gave Mrs Brown twenty days
10 discontinue her suit without costs. and she de-
cded that was the best thing 10 do under the cir
cumstances.