New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-26

One Of the Witnesses before the jury will
be Mayor Edwin w. Iisko o. Mount Yer
non. who in his affidavit says that Ny
Phipps imagined that he Was successor to
William H. Ward. the Republican National
Committeeman.
Mr. Phipns disappeared from his home in
Mount Vernon in February. and was found
N the Republican club He had ordered
seven taxicaDs To the clubhouse. and was
about to carry away all the periodicals
when the authorities took charge Of him.
He said that he was COINS 10 sue New York
City for 100000 damages for his arrest
and detention lie is now coyfned IN
Bloomincdalc Asylum.
Mr. Phirps owns stock in at least siN "f
the banks in Westchcstor County. and his
real estate holdings arc valued at $4,000.
The commissioners who we're appointed
20 condemn land i'm Mount Kisco f'r the
disposal plant which the city OF New York
is to construct for tho village have com
pleted their work and filed their final re-
port Of awards i'm thc Westchester County
Clerks office. The commission was mao
up Of James J. Fleming. Of Yonkers,
Edgar g. Bcecroft. Of Pelham Manor. and
weight parcels were condemned: awards
sol so for and taken N,a2l for costs and
disbursements and $50 - for counsel
ices.
The directors Of the WcstchcStcr county
Horse Sh"N Association viii hold their an
nuaI meeting on April (, when it is expected
that olive Hartman viii again j." elected
tarv. Nh Hartman is president of tho
Wcstchcstcr County Agricultural Society.
which holds its fair in conjunction with Tho
horse show on the White Plains fair
grounds cvcry year. Daniel w Malone, is
secretary Of tho fair association. and
through his efforts as we'll as NJ. llarr,-
man'e tho fair and horse show alVays have
icen success from q financial q well rs
. social standpoint On" # the proposed
feature II tho fair this year nili loo fight
n acceptance orcr The fair grounds.
As predicted 10y former Village President
Isaac w Tanner 81 Mount kisco. who DC
,lncd TO run again for tho presidency hi
candidate. Waltcr II. Lyman. who ran on
tho citizens ticket I'm the Village election
this week. was elected president 10y three
uaiorltN Tho election was tho most hotly
e., infested ~ ;hc history of the village. 55i
votes heinc pcllcd. which is more than the
number cast during the Presidential Cloc-
ton. Mr Lyman defeated Townsend
Matthews, who for the seventh time WAS
candidate for tho Office. Elwood Carpenter
was defeated foi trustee 10y John G. Maclue
by fifteen votes; William II. Moore was
chosen treasurer and Joseph II. Malone coll
lcctor.
After studying law 80 night time Tor many
weeks during which hc burned the candle
until tho small hours Of the morning. white
working in the day time in the office of
Francis \. Stratton. president of the West
chester Lighting Company. Albert f..
Arnold. of Mount Vernon. has been adj
mittcd 10 the bar. and is now . ION ncdGcd
lawyer. lic Mas one Of class of forty
applicants for admission 10 practise IT the
March term of ;hc Appellate Division of
tho supreme count Second Department.
judge Jouh. prcsidiu-
while eeVcral hundred commuters looked
on IN horror n white bulldog ran on the
tracks i'm front Of the Chatham cArre-. A.
II entered the White Flain, station !c-ter-