New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
MOUNT VERNON.
FIVE MORE DRIVERS FINED FOR SPILL
ING CINDERS IN STREETS.

c1Jsrs-GEoRGE r. STAIR RESIGNS THE
GENERAL sEcRErARysHIP OF THE
M C ABOARD OF TRADE
TO BE ENTERTAINED.
At the regular meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Young Mems Christian Association on
Thursday evening. George r. Stair. the general
secretary. presented his resignation. to take eHect
on September I. Mr. Stair stated that he had de-
cided to go into the ministry. and would enter
Hamilton Theological Seminary At an early date
Mr. Stair has been secretary OF the ASSOCIATION III
Mount Vernon since October IL. 1925 MT STAR
work. though brief has been productive OF many
good results He has attracted more young men
to the religious meetings than ever before attended
Colonel Henry Huss Is preparing to entertain inc
members Of the Board Of Trade at his summer
home Shell Island near Port Chester. on August l.
programme for the day Il being arranged by n
committee games and pastimes ana there VIII
possibly be a game Of baseball Included among tho
sports The features Of the day will be Rhode
Island clambake' and shore dinrer WIN all us
accomplishments.
delightful trip up the Sound on the yacht Siren
is being made by a number of residents OF Mount
Vernon. The sail is include stops at Greenwich.
Port Chester. Stamford. Bridgeport, New-Londoh
and Shell Island
The Board OF Police Commissioners was In ses-
sion on Thursday evening to hear the charges re-
Gently brought by Miss Perry. OF NO 4lo South
Sixth-ave against Special OFFICER Roberts ohe
alleges that on the night Of July she was sitting
on the porch Of her sisters home. when the oifccr
came along and said rs that you. Mrs Masters?
She said that II was not Then the omcer saiu'
IF you are not in the house when come bacK
arrest YOU" II told him he had no right to. ana
he returned and started to arrest me- lie draeee'
me as far as the gate, and then caught noiu vi
the post He said. Let 60 didn't, ana then ne
struck me with his club on the hands shoulder
1co1 hn
has the reputation OF being deranged and that she
was shouting and praying aloud In the house OF her
sister Mrs O'Dell. who asked him TO arrest her
She fought him savagely. and he raped her on inc
hand and arm to subdue her He dd not lock he'
up. because she bad only her hightgown on. Inc
case was postponed until Mr.. and Mrs. ODell could
be secured witnesses.
III. cases Of the Sc zen nttle children held TO
answer charges OF burglary and malicious mischief
preferred by Mrs Doong. of South Sixth-aVe''
wer, heard this morning before Justice Burd' MIS-
Doong was present to prosecute the ueieh"-
ants and they were discharged with n severe eau
ton never again TO romp and play IN housc "
which they had not been invited
Eivo moro drivers were arrested yesterday morn
ing for violating the ordinance regarding side-
boards on wagons 10 prevent cir dcrs ana "h.
spilling in the streets. Chief foley Is oeterHhieu
to protect the bicycsts from this annoyance ior
he IL a wheelman himself now and realizes the en-
barrassment Of a punctured tire. Judge ShatZ mas
nlaced the fine for such offences at $25 for each
driver. ~ ,,., c.olo Cluh
will make trip TO Long Branch to-day 10 enter
the bicycle parade where they expect TO add 10 tu
honors recently won at Patchogue The clup VIII VII.
make the return trip on sPeciai car e"'''s '''e
The Rev. l. T. Graham pastor OF Trinity Cf'ir;h;
the rectors absence the services at has church VIII
b ny s. rfsary by ne
A new social organization TO be known as t tie
nght at the home Of Miss Ebeihardt. in Columbus
ave. w. W. White was elected ptssuem'' a.rs9
tary ana Miss Florence Peard. treasurer The club
viii hold meetings every Tuesday night anu devise
At the annual meeting Of Columbia Hose com
pany. No. A. the following officers Were e'eS I'll
man, George McCluskey assistant foreman; John
H. Eberle, financial secretary, ana +. Ahderoers'
The lawn party in aid of the English Lutheran
Church netted over $50 and was pleasamt, aHar:
beautifully decorated with japanese lanterns ana
nags The Refreshments were seryed by Ms Ms
Mamie Ciescheidt seryed lemonade. Mrs Frank
Cummings, Miss speake, Miss Weichers' Mrs a: r.;
candy Mrs A. f. Geschedt. and Miss Addie
schmidt sold aprons. and Miss Elsie Prochazka was
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 1875. / @. o. F.. will have
an installation Of The recently elected officers on
n McnnIy and VIII be We'll entertained
Trustees Wilten skinner and Myers. Of the Board
brakeman a special committee consider the FEAST
hilty of introducing the teaching Of Kindergarten
work in the lower grades of the pubic schools.
Henry Esser. County Superintendent o. me foor'
has sold his house In Stevens-ave to New ork
physician He does not intend 20 leave Mount \ef-
non, however. ,,, ,, ,
South Seventh ave. TO Dr 7. r. Garter. OF South
Second-ave has been made public Both are well
known in this city, where the doctor has been
practising physician for number OF years.
The excursion OF tn" Mount Vernon Turn Nerein
will he he'd at Rockaway Beach. on Monday. Au-
a,st II The steamer Grand Republic VIII carry the
guests from Yonkers at a m The Mount Vernon
Quartet Club also a German organization, VIII
have it's outing on Angus: 3. at Oak Point. One-hun.
dred and fort -ninth-st and East River Special
cars will leave Mount Vernon at II a. M.
There IL n great deal Of building and many trans
actions in real going on In Mount Vernon +.
Anderson OF NewY0rk, has purchased the Esser
house IN Stevens ave. and will make extensive re-
pairs j. /. Bourne is having plans prepared for a
store and apartrnen house at First and Third
III The contracts the English Lutheran Church.
an Bridge est We're revoked a recent meeting. and
were given 10 John and Christopher Kopn. The
foundation for Supervisor George w. Browns new
house is laid and the work IL being rapidly pushed.
II il reported that the insurance companies and
the police investigating several or the fires which
ia we recently occurred In Mount Vernon.
NEW ROCHELLE.
The old St Lucas German Lutheran Church