New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
WHITE PLAINS.

Justice j. o. Dykman goes away to-day Tor his
annual vacation. and there Will be no sessions OF
the Supreme Court until the second Saturday In
September County Judge Smith Lent will hold
every Saturday throughout August a special term
Of the County Court.
At meeting Of the Board OF Trustees. held on
Tuesday night s.. 900 ordered temporarily trans
ferred from the lateral sewer assessment account
to the Railroad-ave. paving account. Engineer
Hartman was requested to present certificate Of
road-ave. pavement is finished. The collector OF
sewer assessments was directed TO make return
directed to rate the tax for the 1896 levy. the
compensation not to exceed so. Property owners
east side of the bridge. near Aaron Halls, were
directed to lay flag sidewalk four feet wide and
laid; also to set curbing not less than four inches
in width and not less than sixteen inches deep
and half feet wide where not already done on
lines and grades TO be given by the engineer. The
affected to complete the work within thirty days.
The Roads and Bridges Committee was directed TO
advertise for bids for raising the Lake-st. gutter
The annual school meeting. Of the Joint Union
Plains and Harrison, will be held on Tuesday.
August s; at se p m in the Town Hail. The an
sidered. On the following day there will be meet
ing at at the place ~ O'clock to ,b p
places OF Edward Z. Long and John p Moran, and
The Hoosier Kickers start early this morning for
Rye Beach. Their departure will be preceded by
one OF their usual parades, In which grotesque
figures have the leading part.
The Will of Dr. George c. S: Choate. OF Pleasant
the Surrogates Office yesterday. The instrument
was executed on April IS. 1896 and witnessed
by William II. Robertson and NJ S. Tuckbse. The
estate disposed of consists of $4,000 of real and
$4,000 of personal property. After directing the
payment Of all his just debts and funeral expenses.
Margaret c. Wright. Jonathan Wright. jr. Miriam
Wright. Joseph X. Choate, jr, and Allen c. Choate
81 200 each. To the widow Susan O. Choate, Is
devised all the real estate Of the tesaor In Mount
Pleasant and al personal property in the dwelling
house and other buildings; also real estate in
Salem. Mass and also the of $50 900, to be held
in trust by the executors of the will. the income
therefrom TO be paid semi-annually. To the daugh-
tiers. Margaret NJ. Choate Mary X. Choate, Caro-
line Choate and Susan X. Wright. the wife Of Dr.
the first three and $4,000 to the last named. The
residue Of the estate is directed by the terms Of
the will to be divided into nine equal parts.
part TO be given 10 each Of the following children
Of the testator: Joseph X. Choate. George Choate
Margaret NJ. Choate. Susan X. Wright, Sarah r.
line Choate and Arthur Q. Choate. Joseph H.
Choate, John Downey and Caroline Choate are
named executors of the will. DIR. Choate had
large santarium near Pleasantve, Westchester
County. and was the brother Of Joseph IA. Choate,
the New-York City lawyer.
The will Of Henry Morris, OF the town Of Rye
has been filed for probate in the Surrogates Court
The instrument was executed December r. 1887,
and disposes OF property, real and personal valued
at $4,000. The following the beneficiares OF
Norris Henry Morris and George T. Morris, sons;
Mary J. McCary. Emma Horton and Caroline A.
Brundage. daughters and Mary Norris the widow
OF John Morris, who was a son.