New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

certificate has been filed in the Westches-
ter County Clerks office at White Plains
The directors for the first five years are
James O. Bloss. James McAlpin Pyle and
Nicholas c. To-day.
Justice TOmpkins received congratula-
lions from a large number of lawyers
when he established special term of
court in the Surrogate's Court at Nonkers,
and he will be there on every first and
third Saturday of the month. instead OF
holding special term at Nyack At the
opening of the court he was presented
with large bouquet of American Beauty
roses by the members of the Yonkers Bar
/ Association.
/ The Horseshoe Harbor Yacht club Of
/ I.archmont-on-the-S Sound, will so into com
mission on May %
MI and Mrs. Walter NJ. Young, Of Larch-
mont. haze moved to Norwak. Mr.. Young
wa. formerly the manager OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club
IT is now expected that when the new
Board of Education of White Plains or
eanizes, Mrs. Henry j. Griffin. the only
female trustee in the village, VII be
chosen president.
The Yonkers Automobile club has just
! been incorporated. with the following di-
rectors: John !. Walsh h. E. Reardon,
J Arthur Geisner. Charles Peene william
/ +. Yerks. Edwin f. Duffy. W. q. Schoon-
over. II. Halsey Jackson. 4. Newell Bcne-
dct and Matthew A. Irodcrick.
There is going 10 be q big parade in
| New Rochelle on Memorial Day The sol
dicrs from Fort Slocum and many organiza-
tions from different parts Of Westchcster
County will take part. Commander Parker
81 New Rochelle, has communicated with
the Secretary of War at Washington. and
he expects TO have permission to have the
Fort Slocum band also iu the parade.
Various military societies in Port Chester,
Mount Vernon Rye, White Plains, Tarry-
town and Mamaroneck will bc in the line Of
march.
The members Of Huguenot Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
will cooperate with the HuGucnot Society
Of New Rochelle for the purpose of raising
funds to erect a memorial statue in New
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The Public Service Commission has
granted the New York Central Railroad
Company permission to construct and
operate q single track switch upon the
right Of way owned by the state to the site
Of the New York Training School for Boys.
The road is to be constructed on the grade,
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the crossings TO warn the public Of APP
preaching trains.
The New York Westchester & Boston
Railroad Company has obtained practically
all its right of way for its branch electric
rapid transit road from Mount Vernon TO
White Plains. either by condemnation pro-
ceedings or by the purchase OF the land.
Nearly all the condemnation proceedings
have been finished. Commissioners Abra-
ham Demarest. OF Nyack. Clinton J. Park
hill. Of Poughkeepsie. and Gustav karbach,
of Pelham, are now hearing testimony as
TO the damage suffered by Charles Niehaus
the sculptor. though whose land on the
Quaker Ridge Road the new railroad
passes The commissioners which con-
demned the Ware Property at New Rochelle
have also made an award amounting To
;l2.sl2 to the owner. The land owners real
estate experts said the IL acres condemned
was worth $1,000. while the experts for the
corporation cOntended that the damage was
only 5000
The night made by the company's attor-
/ ney. j. Addison Young. Of New Rochelle.
against the excessive award for land ac-
quirod Of Henry Siebrecht which threat
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courts, has been compromised. Both sides