New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
YONKERS.
REPUBLICAN COUNCIL WILL S'rr"h |
MAYOR PEENE

EXHIBITION ny TIE PHYSICAL TEAlNiN'
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
The election for justices Of the peace ana Alder
mon which was held in Workers on i"eH''s
1smocstr,,cl III, fact that this city has Rspno.-
,, ma, i,ri,,. of ~ least 900 This shown IN the
contos, for Justices where the Republican nominee
were elected 10y maJorities OF 15' DIS anu " ~
LIGHT vot. In the FIRST Ward the regular De'''
cratic minority. Shown on the cry "tN''
= but Michael Fitzgerald was chosen A'"ri mo-"
hv = majority Of IS over Or. Harry W. brr'ho'',
IN, Erpuhcan nominee. Dr. BertnoH iosl Il e"'
many Republican votes. especially among 'le w
mans owing in part 20 his pronounced trmpe'a"''
views In the Second Ward the regular Kepu"n''n
ma jori.y on the city ticket WAS S4' yet ii'i'> ~
Independent Democrat, was elected Ane'"i" w
tb. -cy,,Ior Republican nominee 10y Il majority o'
So Mr. Rowland a OF high standhB !" "''
ward ana a Republican in every sense OF Inc worn
had ,Itay4d against him the Young Mems Rrpiou
can Cliin. and lost large hummer Oh - y,,ss
votes ow,ue 10 A detection in the Republican rains
in MAT ward John j. Frederick, prmocraN va
elected Alderman over Frederic HarnJos,; -: 10
,ii.. tbis il Eroderick's largest majority. some
rumOrs of trcachrry have brel hed'' ""' ~ ~, II,
ms ward which gives little ground FOR thu charge
Tbe Fourth Ward saw the hottest light OF me cam ,
rin ',S" I'M, Tdrar l. REYNOLDS. Republican. was
rhosen Alderman over his Democratic opponent. -
H. Brall by four votes The iigh IN the ruin n
was also a spirited one ana when the polls cI0s.l
boz sides were anxious about the resGI- ne
count however. showed the election % r. 90 -,
houston. Republican. over James 7 Dunn py a's ~
small majority OF nncieen me r@G s a. ~ GOOD
gratifying TO the Republicans ana triennf W.
government. The Council now STANDS sN hpu
cans gain Of two ana Tour I.sssd a. inie
pendent Democrats and often vote WIN me nv
publicans Win reform 'ouncli a. h Ism of Inc
Peene now has chance 10 prov the iHis'S ~ %,
charge which has been mad that ne - h III
friend OF excise reform. The newly CHOSEN Amer
men take office April - <
The restoration of 't~ $40 a. m eSpress from from
5S SSn3 10 aG9 r9n.m RairoaI which vas
accomplished this week by william g. 1870 1' am
iatisn of the Workers BOARD Of Trade. IS mnch ap-
prcciatel hy the residents OF this city VINO DO bust
ness in Ncw-York. 1t sprans INFO popularity at
ana on - hrst "Trip carrrI over srvr iis
Themselves Of IL the next day. and now oyer 100
passengers ,lIried daily by H. hiNhs .lr.d!'+i
express connection, business men redch "o""'o""
The member. ~ NE rhysca Training clas: Of
the Womans Iusti-iie CLUB FOR S~ifsnpporiIns
Women ea,- a sl.-essfll entertainment On Mon
day evening The large hall was nlIed Win fr~nts
r}srr,n"e Tx.r as wtre given Win dumb
bells Indian cubs ana rubber balls the Ia't"r De
ing tossed bounced ana caHrh win great H'N,rl
~ The work With thr Indian elnh' wa esp
single and double pcst:r'- ana fan'} steps no" 81
trained M e. y Schuvi,r and Mr. Il Inn,
sang .e,-ral songs. winch wer" Wei received ana
Rotations were giyeu/by Mis- Ala newman. \,
The rI,.. Ma Mari Marshall Bnter. p-es!.nt u
o." WoWans Institute" thahk'-I aH Nh' h1' ',,-
,rbuted 20 the evening" pleasure Tn" Clue 'e IN
"A pr0sprrOra condition. tur various 'idN-Fr '''Ns
well attended and the pupils doing thorough ana
me Yonkei. Historical and Library Association
has rented a room IN fh~ W0mtn's lnSiitn'" buiI-
INK END f. holding frequent meetings of AN inter
oeting character. At the last gathering th- k"f.
: Parl.4 Taduan rad paper ou The f.if'tus
whicn VA highly commenced. Two me-" ihgN "i"
announced fov later ia ~" season. At "Nl'h ptp'i-
Will bee read by the RI John Reij. pastor % tHr
Frs; Presbyterian Churc n. ani T. At'!"> AKIN
The society * about - is-u~ a monthly hIl"in.
tho first number of which IS NOW iu pr"+s
TIE lettrr-carricis attached 10 The Nonk~fr pp''-
Office are iulihtnf this week. The AUS" - NOR
ioy - tho receipt from ne ''y"rIin"nt ~ thrlI
back pa,. Thirteen carrier. and four "N.chrf'rr-
received on Thursday amounts agKtcga;nf about
5000
Preparations for Easter m1s.. IN thc 'hur he,
orgaaists and choir leaders have b"xnn r"h~tr'i'S
The Epis opal and Roman catholic churches expect
- present especially I'm" programmes
AloI krosD'r % Nun. u. who's" rather - a
member of the German Parliament. sails for homo
on Wednesday OF next week He mas been ia"
guest Of RuJof Ei,kemcy"r ~ This civ
POLICY VII. meet on TUESDAY evening next at the
YOnker- Lawn Tennis club house. Professor john
Flekr II Harvard University. vii address the
members on Evolution and Ethics
closed its winter session. Thursday evening
with meeting - n. home OF Mr.. q II Mead.
At Lowerfe. on April lG III" club Will hold 4 pr-
The nucleus % 4 gle. club WAS formed Thursday
night at the alleys Of IN" Pallsade Boat club.
william g Hon. director 81 music In IN" public
schools has been engaged ~ instructor.
There number ~ entertainments IN this
city Thursdav evening. Ther" book social
In m" Nepp -rhau Av-nu" Baptist church. do
lighifgl entertainment At tne rooms Of the View
Vile Literary Association and enteriinmcnt ana
sale IN ihe lecture-room OF the FIRST Methodist
Episcopal church, ana candy sale 1T the home ~
auspices Of the Young Peoples Association 81 the
Warburton Avenue Baptist church.