New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
WHITE PLAINS.

The village trustees on Thursday evening re-
jected all bids received for building the extern
sion of Central-avc. bridge over the Bronx. and
ordered that new bids be advertised for, TO be
opened at n special meeting OF the Board 10 De
held next Monday evening.
Joseph b. See OF North Castle. and John r
Moran, of this village president and secretary re-
spectively of company that Is operating gold
mine In Colorado, have just returned from tour
of inspection. They brought large number of
specimens OF the ore with them ana are ehthus
astic over the outlook.
The hot weather has no terrors for Justice j. o.
Dykman, who has been holding special terms OF
the Supreme Court at the Courthouse nearly every
S @ Teek TIE Il o. ana ns fro svs 2
lawyers pretty good idea Of the force OF their
evidently held good but when the fan waves
RTsky re hs d SHAT case un'er
Mr.. and Mrs. David Porter. Of Brooklyn. are the
Mrs Cornelius Young. of Barker-ave.. enter
tained party Of Young friends at musical held
The Rev. Or. A. r. Maconbrey. OF the Presby
terrain Church. is enjoying his vacation at Shelter
Sherman Mitchell, Of Brooklyn. has been visit
Miss Emily Dykman OF Broadway. entertained
number OF friends at the Larchmont Club. Of which
her father ii. T. Dykman is a member. on Mon
he SUNDAY afernoSn services Of the Young
during the remainder of the summer season
Charles III. Tibbts. OF Mr. and Mrs. w. Il.
Tibbits of Broadway has returned from two
months trip TO Europe.
There will be meeting OF the trustees of the
Flremens Relief Association the rooms OF the
Fire Patrol next Tuesday evening for the pur-
The Board OF Village Trustees has awarded the
garbage contract to Jay r. Crawford for the year
beginning July 10. the price being sl6.
DR.. y. F. Curtis is enjoying a short vacation
along the coast of Maine.
Josiah T. Smith. living In the town OF Green
burg but well known In this village, died yester-
day morning. He was seventy-four years old. The
funeral will be held at his home. in the East Irv-
ington Road. this afternoon at O'Clock Burial
will be In Evcrgreens Cemetery Brooklyn
Tomorrow morning the Rev. John j. Gorham
at the First Baptist Church. In the evening an
illustrated address on The Life Of Christ will
be given. preceded by q haf-hour's song service
Smith Williamson and his family, Of Broadway
have sailed for Europe on an extended tour.
James 7. Waller. Of Broadway. sails to-day on n
business trip TO Europe.
The regular meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Will be held In the hall in
Hamilton-ave.. next Tuesday afternoon al 3 O. clock
On Thursday afternoon mothers meeting will
be held. when an address will be made BY Mrs
Cnderhill; OF Network city.
ON Wednesdav evening. at the regular meeting
Il White Plains Lodge No 49, f. and NJ q
Marshall. on behalf OF tho members Of he lodge
presented TO Samuel c. Miller. who has recently
been appointed Deputy Grand Master Of the
Twelfth Masonic District. a District Deputy's
apron, as a mark Of esteem and Apr scia lion
There was q large attendance of Masons incLId
ing a number OF representatives from lodges I'm
neighboring towns "