New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHE.STER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

rr,oo DvLu,n Of White Plains. yesterday
handed down his decision in the matter OF the ap
plIcation OF Valentine Browne. Health oihcer u
Yonkers to make permanent the writ OF proh'Di-
ton granted three weeks ago restraining the COM
mon Council from trying him for alleged NAL
feasance of office. The ground on which the Heath
Officers counsel based his plea was that the Com
mon Council had no Jurisdiction to try him. the
Judge says that II would require plain expression
Of the Legislature TO place the Health oHcer Oh d
municipal corporation above the reach or the au-
thorues Instead OF being independent or the
municipal authorities. his acts should be al all
times subordinate to them. The decision Is a popu-
lar one with the community The Rev r.
NJ Davenport pastor OF the First Methodist
Church. has Invited the workngmen Of the city
10 be present al the evening service OF MS cnurch
tonight when he will preach on the recent labor
troubles in tho West. Hts oject IA: The Prin-
cIpe Of Arbitration as Applied to Capital and La
Dor Disputes, Both Economic and Christian.
At the annual meeting OF the "A IS Z. bo"Hhs
Club on Friday nigh; Peter j. Mitchell was elected
president Edward Wagner, vice-presdent; j. H.
CLAYTON secretary: Edward j. Mitchell. treasurer;
Bernard Dewitt captain; Q. F. Shafrer. Lieutenant
The newly elected officers were made committee
10 arrange for the annual outing Of the club which
Will take place In August . The Rev. An
thony Malloy. who recently formed Catholic par
ish at Ludlow has arrived in the city and taken
charge. The first ferVc" Will De n"lu iO-udH III III
library OF Holly Lodge. the pastors residence In
Riverda.e-ave near Ludow-st. Father Malloy In
tends 20 put up large tent In which services VIII
be held until the new church IS built. The dis
satisfaction which first arose over the boundaries
Of the parish has died out. Inc ram
SADIE Boat Club has settled on Wednesday. August
as the date for the contest for the Baldwln tennis
trophy. now held by Walter T.. Hodgman. Later
IN August the cub will hold a boys tournament
While painting his barn, at No 100 Beacn-st
Friday afternoon Abraham Heapy fell from a scar
fold 10 the ground. a distance OF twenty-five ieet
breakIng his knee and ankle The weekly re-
port ~ the cl.ys mortality issued yesterday from
tho Health Office shows little dmlnution in the
number OF deaths among young children sixteen
died last week from cholera infantum. Char-
lotto " Mottram wife Of cxAiderman Thomas L.
Mottram died suddenly Friday night at her nome
in Walnut-st. She in her forty-hrst year
on Friday evening. az the home OF IN,
Misses Hull at No. % Jackson-st debate was neii
between Frederick Warren and Wilbur Hammond
Of he Victor Society, and John Phillips ana Freie-
rick Pike Of the Young Mems Auxiliary, or CHRIST
Church The former society favored a msrcantIe
life as the best for young man to engage IN. wnhe
their opponents in favor OF "A trade. The VIC
tor Society the debate. Ernest Narlan acted
as Judge and Wilson -. YOumars az critic.
At the monthly meeting Of the Yonkers Yacht Gun
on Friday night Edward Aherns and George In
gals were elected 20 membership. FREDERICK
l.. MltNey and Clara l.. Meor OF this city, nave
received certificates for the Cornell free scholar
ships having been successful at the June examina-
tons.