New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY:
YONKERS.

49,. po., q German seventeen years old. OF
No 81 Woodworth-ave.. was arrested !es'eiuas
afternoon under suspicious circumstance "
Workers He was seen stealthiy 10 enter 'he "o'"e
of Frederick Hempe. at No o5s "oou"o'
.rho Family was informed. and Mr. Hempei sur
prised the boy on the top floor. as 500" DIS -"
latter saw him he dashed down stairs. out thro"sh
tho ward and over back fence After iNe'S
chase he was overtaken by MT. ne'ip' ~
turned over to the police Assi'.",' go.
termaster-General Edward j. Mitchell OF Aoinei'
returned yesterday from Syracuse. where ne ma,
been IN attendance at the meeting OF 'he po"i
~ Managers of the proposed Home for Veterans
With the board he visited sites at Batavia MeHi,''
Fair Haven and Oswego Another meet"ls va
hoard Will be held August 20 at Coiu op'i'e,
INSPECT the site offered by General DaNei D''
,ereed. The committee have received offers OF
several sites containing hundred acres OF MOI
free OF charge. quarterly i'ee'i''e " -
westchester County Grand Army Association WIS
held in Yonkers on Friday evening at the heduqua'
ters of Kitching Post Harry Sprouii' OF NOUN.
Vernon. president Of the assoc ,an On be Head
quarters train which will leave for the a
Encampment at piti nS nSs, IN the county 10
report quarterly 10 the association the deaths S, oa
sailors and S0 of So Vest sixty New
York called at Police Headquarters oh, oh four
1nen Years old with boy named Joseph Mcl{ride.
fifteen years been missing y ySTRe4 nom po
ain
get work The date of sale of the 1onRe erS
S'mbhouse a, No. lis North broadway, u hoeI
foreclosure by William +. Cochran mas p TS
Changed from August 80 TO September, i, .h in
furniture. silver carpets china ana III
will he sold at public auction or TUESDAY hloiiIS'
At the meeting of the Board OF fHe V 'i
missioners Friday night. President itooeI. NJ.
lock said that. owing to the failure OF the o
Council TO make the usual appropriation rhIs go
the department running Gown. ne III,
NAMES were short forty lengths or nose atu i"
that they now had was poor; Two conpa, M
had been organized IN the suburbs and there "as
no money with which to equip them: Many ~
The houses were badly out OF repair ana ne esti,
during the coming year would be &on me us ,n
appropriation is $500. Miss Lille NJ AN,
drews. of Yonkers. has been engaged 10 ,eaG en-
languages in the Catlettsburg Hfgh Schooi, III
Kentucky. She graduated at Nassar inns ga;
DR. Valentine Browne, Health Oi,cer lssurii
a long bulletin yesterday. ascribnB me uiIu i "a.
morality in the city during July to the iack oi
public parks free baths. and to the uilsait'
Condition Of most OF the tenement-houses VI ''o
CITY which are shamefully overcrowdeu
Engineers began yesterday the survey OF the WachS
on several lines of the Yonkers electro TaiIHIau,
Preparatory TO the laying of grder rails IN place
Of the lighter rails now In use. "A new ri noSe
COMPANY with thirty members. has been organ
Truman jr foreman +. q. BoutelIe ass l
foreman: win f. Enpey. secretary; F. s Zones:
treasurer F. Post. fifteen years old OF
fremont was drowned at Pleasantvilie on fru I{
afternoon He visiting j. F. Moore, anH WIN
other boys in swimming. coroner Mies' -.
Yonkers held the inquest. The bodY was tame"
home Yesterday.