New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
IVESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


-, .,r,, ,,o oxtord social club held meeting
- tbo home Of Mis-, Cora OTIS. No. 1lO oakS'' :
Mayor Weller has appointed Lawrence purhS -,
or,ciol dog catcher Of the city. Tonight th' he'
Man = Workers will install officers OF Neppcra ir''''
no 1-G The Viking Boat tlnD WEI hoi' a.,
curson and picnic today at KNcrVie" "'oN' '',
Jersey The Common C0nh'I ""s o'"''"
ouartcr, for Pa.adc Hose Company No. ~ ~ '
Louse now occupied by the company III MuI'or''
T. inf, ,r occupancy and n menace 10 public health
rho rcnort Of CITY Treasurer Robert r. "et''
shows that the total receipts for the mon'h Oh NAY
Amounted to Sl31 .4G5 20. The disbursements "e'.
Sl3323s A., leaving Il balance on hHho june "
Sis 3O7 90 The EXCISE boad has r'iu "
Grant a license to william Jorc>, proprietor OF 'he
Hotel Maulcs where young McElmcc was mhrder'u
var ,cn Al a meeting Of Division No. - ~ g.
H. on Tuesday night the following officers were
elected james J. Mulcalay. president NJ a. hieN'
vIce.pesdont: Michael Cary, recording secretary
Maurice Connery, financial secretary ana "l'ii''i
Hogan. treasurer. a stated meeting OF ''' "oai'
of Police of Yonlers was held last nigh'. Inc
4th separate Company will receive It's first Instruction
In guard mount tc-HlShl, PTcpar''oiS " e'e ~
camp ut PeekSkill
Excavations being made opposite Park'il STA
ton or the Northern Road for an elevator when VIII
convey Passengers from the station platform 4" Park
hill ave. thus doing away with the necessity for the
steep climb which is now part OF the daily exercise
~ commuters A fair Is being held In that
part OF The now Dayspng ircsby Church which
has lust been built In Walnut-st., near Elm The
women in charge have arranged many novel features
which make the fair unusually attractive :.
The Iaisadc Boat club Is arranging for It's usual Gel
clraiion OF independence Day. The programme IN
cludes n series of aquatic contests in the morning.
club tennis tournament In the Afternoon, anu leccp
tioi illumination and pyr0tcchDic display al the boat
house in the evening, with balloon ascension ~
p. N. . The Leo Association has elected
ihes. officers: Joseph swccnry, president: Y. j.
IIachen, NCc-pTcsidcnf Christopher j. sheridan, re
corning secretary john r. Teddy. financial secretary
William =. Cciti, librarian Thomas J. Anderson.
John L. Logue and Thomas J. Hoilinson. Trustees.
The twentieth annual excursion u Division
No. =, A. o. II. Will be held this year OH August 10
The members and their friends Will go to Oricfltal
Grove In steamer and two barges. DiNl-
sion No. . A. o. H.. has elected these officers James
j. Mulcahy. president: Michael 4. Kelly. vice prcsi-
Conncry. financial secretary: william Hogan. scre-
tary. The Yonkc:s Teutonia making
arrangements to hold n flower show in their hall.
The Young Peoples society 81 III" iirS,
I. Ihchcy, president: Lewis W. Archer We '-prc'i
dent: Theodore Wichi secretary Mis- Minnie Conz"n,.
lrraN Irer: Miss Mildred Eel, chairman devotional
work Miss llarvel, chairman lookout committee
Ms BARTLETT. chairman missionary commlttc Miss
Ida Roll. chairman social committee: Mr.. McNiliimS.
chairman willing committee. \ telegram
has been received rom Fire Commissioner William
Rowland telling pf his safe arrival In England.
Ing IA Milford l.. thought he would play highway
man for fun" Yesterday morning. He loaded re-
voiVrr with blank cartridges. and lay IN walt fpr
victims. Joseph shannon. thirteen wears old. WIS
The first 10 appear. James Told hi'n TO halt ana
JoSeph'S face il,d with powder. III, father went
T. police headquarters and got warrant for James,
arrest.