New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.


r,o,orel Henry Huss the charm an and Charles
NJ Moseman and So mupl Fiskc, the committee APP
pointed by the Board of Trade TO arrange io' ,l'e
ceremonies Memorial Day, VIII hoiu NV
IN the Board OF Trade rooms on April o. az ''''
meeting the officers OF tho various CIVIC orS"'|a
lions and of the public schools and other p"phc
hodies will report the number OF persons they can
furnish for the parade. over three ,houS""u r,'
sons are expected TO he In line Inc M"Soi anu '''o
Aldermen will review the procession anu "uu'O''
will be made. Congress has gwen 10 f"'"S"'''
,post G. A. r. two large s-inch howitzers ana
eighty spherical shells These VIII he aHa"s'u
about the Soldiers Monument in time Tor the oco"-
The United brotherhood OF Carpenters which mas
local unions IN Mount Vernon. New roSnunv' savc
Chester and Yonkers including 2vO worhmVi s its
notice on January that on and after ApI1 ,,,iS
members would demand me eisnl "HHmilders gen
srallv conceded 20 the demand YESTERDAY ou1 III
snnn Of ,h~ EMPLOYERS conceded the hours but
would not give the wages. The ohlceIS EteerHnccs
r Eod prob sb be- S adjusted ioday except in
few cases. where long strikes woHi9 ne "refrainci
from any public demonstration. . Charles nm
,yi,s SH, H 1oscrS Wood George Il. crawford
CarsEec : MGcSsnd Edward Gay and others
s an the as6 Of Monday April p"rDoSg of of
The meeting is TO protest against piver Valley ana
Hutchinson River Valley sewers ne n1 tyf,r
~" ALREADY been passed by the Senate, ana NJ.
CONE before the Assembly At an cary uaee' i'O
The Political Equally Club gave & wHiS. P",,
}n the Chester Ill clue house on u'S n nrizes
w." Won Ey Nj " \ Hatchoer MS Iieo aS
sh Mrs. John Watson Mr. A. an r. , Pi'4 IS vii abe be
IN ga q ihe MaT5a s WisGn q, q%c Baptist church
h., The c,S WS%a2 'bc A fe SS oces Mrs W
Graneer president; Mrs H. H. Nil j an
ana Mrs U'I'' ~ Villains treasursr -. c,,y
IhsI.es Non, " y. mon on Thursday finished ne
twenty frst year O. his employment in the pmnnc
swo rr,ncirais aud teachers arranged a surprise
FOR him IT, was summoned 70 20 to Scn0oii 40:
20 he ,"rc, tlcro soon after o'clock. he
found the large assembly room n,alr} me-, o'nnad
him tia, II va 1r @ll'' Iosefh : Wood one Of
ths mos nroIoincit citizens and lawyers. was N
PRODUCED by Principal Iirimg7 ana f me and
speech Of sreetn ,r M 1iada N 6y Inc Rev w. A.
Granger. aaTly Denmana eN-IruSiee " a. I'm i
others At ~ o'clock the Mount Vernon MHSiGa
Society. under the leade'ShP Q" vfIai coli
marched INFO the great haH ana sang seV''"l 'o
:egc songs Il general reception ioH9Meo, t,rcone
Flc,d will give readings from her am M
in Mount Vernon to-nshi. Ihs rtauH ISssoci,ioo
"e, -bc 80 sb.,h Observance Committee OF The Re
fornod church and others, having suceeedeG III
cosnc tho pos,oice and other institutions on sun
day. now circulating an asr,f I'M, 70 Tnln3rc
themselves against pieasure-Iiding on SUNDAY. rIc
Mount Vernon Cycie, CI3 nh haS hui there is 10
tendency 10 assume the Obligations urged p' ''c
II Is announced that the Annexation bill is deed.
and that Mount Vernon VIII continue 10 v ynr r
nicipelifv separate from the Greater New G H
The h,ll 20 vote on the question on May y h4s
been tabled the request on the Io"'" va A''
and S'9g beer iI Cub gave the last of this sea
cons entertainments last night Inc enae, MI
Alice Nean1er soloist and P j Me er:o ah GSnmhSr
isr ~ ns mo cIerfairment closed with
act far:e by Mss Babette Mule and II. = flSn