New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-23
NrAR.BY NETWORK TOWNS.
YONNERS.
THE OLD DEMOCRATIC STRONGHOLD NO"
SAFELY REPUBLICAN,.
-,.,,,,,, HAVE WORKED THE CHANGE
TIE woMENs INSTITUTE Libf'>Rf-oIHhN
MATTERS or INTEREST.


-.-,,,. mex; the annual election for Aldermen
va. ,I,ce in this city. Gntn recently Yonkers has
,,, = solid Democratic city, in which the kepuo-
- could only win when the Democrats were
dis,,n;ted Now it be fairly ranked as kepuo-
ican stronghold TWO years ago the change began
whom tn. Republicans obtained control OF the Guy
government by eiecting five Of the ten Aldermen
which with a Republican Mayor, put theh III
poNcr. The terms of the five Democratic Aldermen
r1p.re this spring and from present appearances
IL seems ihat the next Common Council VIII con-
sist of seven or eight Republicans. with Aldermen
Gaui. who more times with the hepuoloai''
than with the Democrats. Aside from the undefiy =
ing principle that has produced this change to""iu
Repi,blicanisrn The chief factor in the success VI
tbs Marty in this city is due to the newly awakened
interest Of the Young men in politics me 100
Mems Republican club. organized less th.I' a 80
ago by It's president. THEODORE cox. mas az a.,
sumed d dominating position in the po'i'''' 80
Its success has been due 10 It's ehi0ie't 80. 80,
orrani7ation reaching every election diS''I'', an
the fact that it has come out ooIuS -, td,
r.forro In the FIRST Ward the hepupl'N@-'' -
,or,irated for Aldermen Dr. Henry W. DEF 'ioi''
1,r Iorthon Is a who VIII not Hdhe d "a
- .a,vass d" and some of the oder heads opJeCleu
:, hin, on that ground but his supporters arSueu
that the better class Of business men Wouiu 'P-
precate a man OF his stamp and would come OUT
and vote. The situation in the Second Nafo Is pc
culiar This ward has a normal Republican ma
1ortv of 90 and Yet it may return Democrat
~ The CoUgciI Alderman Henry Gau. an hide
nenjen, democrat has made such an enNiabie
Precord in IN Bo.rd that he not only secured the
unanimous Democratic non;nduIn, out I1 1Sho w 80
indorsed by the Independent Repuohcans; me n ring
Nc<ns have nominated /. \ pdIHloSt @s,'' 40 ~
orally believed that Mr. GarnJost can be elected IL
there is no treacherv on me par OF CTtC m M
vious campaigns. In the Fourth Ward tie -Rehno-
Alderman }. n. Beall Both are popular men but
Mr. Bea,Is vote with the iiGuor interest 4 haS non'
"a druggist OF thirty years standing IN the ely.
IS the Republican nominee in the ruth Warn I ms
CDp1n MT is Alderman James i. Dunn: an agent LOT
the Anchor Brewing Company. Mr. Houston IS an
eYehe Of the Yo9keTs Fire &Hq pfes
Association He has done more than any one m man n
TO-DAY one of the most efficient volunteer organ
Il tons of the State. The Republican City ConXen-
lam Riley and Henry j. Ritchie
Ths library at the Womens Institute IN PahS ,o
In May last ii accepted by the Regents of the
Sk ana ea F?eHe9b on D iae bass grant az o
the state appropriation for public Libraries: rms
periodicals, and in the muen-neeieid work OF Ie
last under Inc direction Of Miss Jane Austin Rus
sell of the Pratt Institute Training Class for Ii,
classified and the work OF making card calaogu que
is being pushed as rapidly as crcImstan 36 wI
have been added. and TWO gifts of unusual value
Appleton. of New-York. being the haInd s
bound volume of the new edition OF Joh nSoros
Universal
BRYANT Whittier Lowell and Emerson framed in
former TI librarian whose fidelity the work during
her fourteen years connection with the Ssv &
mttee takes pleasure in aGknowedgng the ref @s
& Kiss oof Far a!oM ms WA RSnqoph Ms William cch
ran, Mrs George T. Butler. Mrs. T.. NJ. Cou,ien'
Graves. Miss Clark. Miss Baylies. and the Chdrens
EeadTg I R09 sn a NV ~e w T5 ogaAe' from
TSe esGt9i1 Of Daniel Or the Captivity and
by the choral Tnion Of the Central Mehost Eps
copa Cnurch W., Wes success sts,,e Miss Nav Tar
bell, Mrs. T, Henry Picken Frederic D. Hub9eIl,
Walter Blackburn and Peter W Sqe ston Inc
John Burrows, Mrs. / b. Beaseey; Mrs NJ j. beats beats
the Misses Nellie Hubbe Nellie NIetch, A sare
Itin Eta Huse, Alice Chase Cor1eIia Iarpe H.
Rognett MTs p W. s9etemon Mrs F. Collier Mrs
Walter Blackburn Mrs. W 5 soetemon me Misses Misses
Elirage. Lizzie Breen. Messrs. ". r. Roe. J. ".
HowoT!h John BGrr9%s Is S3etemon G.
Niosher James McLachlan. T. H. PicAen and j. }.
Now that warm weather is approaching the
Board Of Health is taking time by the iorelock. II
has ordered the general cleaning and whlte"dsh!hs
Of all tenement-houses ana the "hslllls o vi nc
floors once a week: all vaults ana cesSpooIs on
ben recentlv constructed must be connected and
all keepers Of stables must clean their vaults once
John Bellows. William II. Doty and Norton p
Otis, the committee appointed by the Boatu 81
Eickemeyer. have submitted the following testi.
monai; Rudolf Eickemeyer was one OF YonKs sIfo
most distinguished and hOnOred citizens, puDHc
spirited and patriotic. a man Of integrity and high
ton He was called upon to iii many positions Of
trust in this community. was for years director
Board of Education and President of the Board of
Water C wh ss ne one o sGe
rnired for his ability and his Willingness give his
time ana enersy 10 useIu so ano n M won
matters Above all ne was interested in every
thing which pertained TO the welfare of the city
which in his death has met with great loss. In
tribute 10 his memory and TO express us apprecia-
munity the Board Of Trade places this minute ons
Cards are out for the marriage of Charles Poole
Marsden. tr., and Miss Alice LAWSON Mock, daush,
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Ed~ard Is NoGK or So soirs
Church Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon. April 3.
al O'Clock. 49, e.. e.
pany T. g.. s. \. Y. was held at the armory in
tbSjr usual driil. and at $50 with keen appetites
sat down to Tie bountifuy laden tables First
Lieutenant McNicar was toastmaster The vocal
and nstrumental part Of the eyenlng pleasure was
Gan William EDDY. Frank Haisht. Corporal
O'Nel. Private Charles Williams j. W. Wise and
The Wo,ney.'s Christian Temperance Union Of
Westchcstor County closed its convention IN
on GySs,erday IA Mn hne EmW
Eowe r o, Of MOun, Kiseo Mss Alice NJ Reynolds, OF
STATE pre.:idaen,, In the afternoon Mrs. Burt CON
bots how ed non and gaH we NAN yaua6e
address by Mrs. Homer g. Nelson OF Pough-
keepsie, president OF the Duchess County Union.
brought IN convention 10 close. II
nounced that Alfred Conklin. twelve years old, of
Wakefield. had won the Demorest medal
Al meeting OF the Yonkers Historical Associa
ton. held last night IN the hall of the Woman's
on Tie Puritan in England and America" 'N'''
pEEKSKILL.
The all-absorbins topic this week in this is
the approaching election for town officers or town
mceiing as II is more familiarity known "up coun-
try" which will be held on Tuesday next The Re