New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

of tho New York Westchester a Boston
Railroad Company is also 70 he on West
chester avenue. White Plains
There ia no denying that trolley lines
through the northern part OF the COUNTY,
would open mp a fine country 10 pleasure
seekers a. we'll "a being great Doom 10
owners Of real estate along the lines which
.hey will cover
As the term of office Of Deputy Excise
commissioner Henry e. Weeks. ~ Nhite
Plains. expired on April II - oeueNe"
that the new State Commissioner VIII ap-
noirt Patrick 4 Murphy, resident oi
White Plains and at present the Couecto'
Of School Taxes He worked hard AT tne
last election for the Democratic ticket
and has the backing ~ State Committee
man Michael Walsh and other leaders Of
the county.
fudge Tompkins of the Supreme court
who is y resident Of Nyack. VIII preside
over The April term Of court in Poush-
<eepsie. He convened the court on Mon
day last
David " Hunt. a criminal lawyer OF
Westchester County. who vas Ill for many
weeks from appendicitis has recovered
and is now able TO be around the courts
although he says he is still weak.
The regular April terms Of the Supreme
Court which opened in the White Plains
! courthouse on Monday last. brought
large crowd OF lawyers and htigants 10
White Plains. and the different parts nave
/ been kept busy. Throughout the remainder
! of this month Judge keogh VIII ne III
| Part |. Judge Mills in Part IL and Judge
| Morschauser in Special Term There was
no courtroom for Judge Morschauser 10
hear motions and take testimony on the
! Special Term calendar. so he had 10 open
his court in the library. When three judges
are sitting in White Plains in addition 70
County Judge Patt the need of another
| courtroom becomes evident. and Tor this
reason IL is believed that L Will be neces-
/ sary for the Board Of Supervisors TO build
another addition 10 the courthouse to make
room for the vast increase in the court
business.
Supervisor Michael Molloy. OF Yonkers
| has begun a suit against the town oi
Greenburg for 5000 damages for injuries
ha sustained on February l6 last. when ne
was struck bv street sign while drivins
along the saw Mil Rive Road a. Elms'
ford He alleges the sign hung TOO 10"
over the highway. and that the town au
thorities were negligent in allowing 'h'
dangerous object 10 exist
Extensive arrangements are Deing mau'
bv A. special committed which has charge
of the annual banquet OF the Westcheste'
County Chamber OF Commerce. 80 he held lr
the Hotel C;ramatan. Bronxvile, on me
evening ~ April g. The chairman Of thi'
committee is Francis A. Stratton. OF Noun
Vernon. who has had experience IN ar
ranging FOR big dinners. II is expected tina
the dinner viii be attended by a iars'
number II members and guests Ills as
sociates on the committee are ]. 'rawfor'
Stevens. W +. Blackman and F. y
Wagner
The toastmaster will be James @. Cannon
the New York banker and a resident o
Scarsdale. An invitation has been sent Z
Governor Dix. and 1t IL believed he VII
make an address. other speakers viii b
William H. McElroy. "A New York lawyer
who has spoken at every annual hanque
OF the Albany Chamber of commerce ahc
its formation. irwin Cobb. humorist'
Yonkers. will also make an address. Mnsl
will he furnished by Miss Hornby's quartet
OF BROOKLYN, and this feature or the pro
gramme promises to be interesting for IN
diners
The different committees which nav
charge OF the fourth annual charity ba
for the White Plains Hospital. which WI
be given on the evening OF April 81 nav
lust been announced. and they consist d
some of the leading residents. There wi
be d big bridge and euchre party In cor
nection with the bail. and those who vi
have charge of this will be- ID. j. Bryai
. chairman: Granville Byrne. NJ \. Hear
William Matthews and Joseph =. McCai
! thy
. The general ball committee comprises IN
. following. Mrs. &. T. Young. Mrs Geors
Vanderbilt, Mrs. II. Z. Stewart. Mrs. ;.