New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
YONKERS.
AMATEUR THEATRICAI.S DRAW GOOD
HOUSES.
LAYING HEAVIER RAILS on TIE TROLLEY
LINE-TC HELP TIE RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL

LAYING HEAVIER RAILS oN TIE TROLLEY
LINE-Tc HELP TIE RIVERSIDE HOSPITAL
NOTES AND INCIDENTS.
Two excellent amateG. performances were given
in this city THURSDAY evening before large
audiences. one took place at Music Hall ana IN
other at St Mary's Hal. At the former pia'" ot
amusement the "IIickry Farm Dramatic Company
gave the three-act comedy drama. "Hickry FARM
Tho actors were all amateurs, and the cast included
Abram II. Tompkins. jr.. William H. Ede. James
+. Whitley Norman Netch. Frank .. freelHE'
Frank Van Hennck. Miss Anna Rothins ami MISS
Eta Corning The character for the men was
that taken by Mr.. Tompklns, and for the women
tina; taken by Miss Corning The play was gwen
under the auspices Of KltchinS Post. of lonk'IS'
At St Marys Hall the Choir Of the Chorch OF inc
Immaculate Conception presented Gilbert ana SUM
vans operetta. Trial by jury, under the direction
Of Bernard T., tombstone. organist OF the church
Julian Jordan was the defendant; r. Enme'
Browne the Judge. Charles +. Cdnavan. ID" ush'r'
James " Craft counsel for the plaintiff William
j. Shallow foreman Of the jury. and Miss Mary
Misses Connolly. Berran. McAuley, M'S I.rl
Burke and Rodgers The iuTymen Were H F1f
Shslew Qmerod, Tyne Carc Potter Meen'" camp
The Lecture of Max QKeil at ihs l%nkc he cb
incident OF the week in Yonkers. - many GouI-
}fTes 6 haa Seer 6 ha it to took ok ia Of tbs
occasion TO reciprocatc. ana KS nemheT. Mr. ne
,irst appearance in Yonkcrs. and he receive
s2 0S S" bangs MR. sna M @
eric eric " Hoiis. Mr ard Mrs John K a@4gr, Mr.
pd 6 Mr r FG snG M df9N ban NJ '2@ r
Mrs JGhn BeiIews Dr AM Mrs hs W A M9n MrI
Virgil Humason. Miss Mary Marshsl Bn',Gr M r..
Gilman Mss Janet WaFns His Gharct rnp
Easton William b. Edgar Wells olms!ead, David
Samuel T. Hubbard Harry Hobrook. 1r; pr T. NJ
0nn Sa s ona r9 aes Of the
Palisade Boat club TO decide The championship or
he club as IS n o6Ms tes NJ
games lost none; Sinclair Tousey won - lost !.
g. los, Ad e. Fred TGT R lqs} i won lost fGy
Rossre. 3. lost 2; j. +. Humason Won g. los d
r. Martin. jr, won 2. lost 81 L. A. ohver won =
SUPERINTENDENT Coleman. Of the Yonkers Electric
rails, and a stretch from I.udiow-si 10 Cuiver-st;
n 9 The North end Of the Trevor
estate. has already been completed large iorc"
OF men is at work on the strip from Dock-st. 20
Weil-ave When this is completed. the Warburron-
ave line will have been equipped with nov raiIs
thoroughly renovated and varnishei. and some OF
them are now In use .-..,... -. ,.,... 80, 49,
Residents OF the city are trying TO have an or
dinance passed prohibiting the throwing OF cir
culars INTO private yards great deal OF an an
city and litter up lawns with circulars
Music Hail H'n next Week in ala Of s. Johns Kyer,
side Hospital ON ThuIsday. May Z, h. WIN We,,,
a Woman. on Friday night. ,"Cap,ain l.e;tar.
blair on SATURDAY aftern2on Lord (,hnmiey"
f. X. Donoghue. C'ty Judge. has written a letter
TO the Police Commissioners calling attention TO
practice among some OF the Yonkers lawyers which
has almost become an abuse When persons are
convicted in the criminal court they may appeal
to the Court OF Sessions. at White Plains. and OBJ
tain order. either from the County Judge or
Supreme Court Judge allowing appeal and
dscharging the prisoner. This order Is served at
police headquarters and the prisoner Is discharged.
The other papers. which should be served on the
city Judge. put in the pocket OF the attorney
The Judge make no return 10 the appellate
court aud the Dlstrict-Attorncy knows nothing OF
the matter iii the return IS made. ana conse-
quently cannot argue the appeal