New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-30

: YONKERS.

chase of City of Yonkers Tax Refer bonds 10 the
par value of 100000 They bear interest AT 'he rate
of 4 per cent per annum and mature III the sui. Vi
500 COO May ], 1897 and in the sum OF sioo"" May
I 1895 There were five bidders. The bonds matur-
ing IN 1897 were purchased by the Citizens National
Rank Of Yonkers for a premium OF $50. and those
maturing I'm 1898 by Storrs & Smith. OF Newly ork
for a premium OF s2lO. Mayor Peene yesterday
called a special meeting of the common 'ouncl
for tomorrow night to take action on plans ana
specifications for the new police station ana city
court.
At an early hour yesterday morning. telephone
message was received from the police OF PouBh-
kecpsie at Headquarters In this city that store
had been robbed there. Two Of the thieves had
been caught. but two escaped. and the PoughKcep-
sic police believed they had gone south on
freight train. Sergeant Mclaughlin detained
Policeman Brady to watch the incoming trains.
and he arrested William Barry, sixteen years DID,
and Edward Roth, eighteen years old. who gave
their address as Amsterdam. The boys answered
the description of the persons wanted In Pougn-
keepsie and they were turned over TO fohcc"a"
Chase OF that city. yesterday afternoon
NJ J. Leayy engineer at the factory OF the Otis
Brothers Il Co.'S works in wells-ave;, while riding
his wheel on the asphalt near Music Hall on Tues
sunuioned and he was taken 70 81: Joseph
Hospital. where it was found he had sustained q
compound fracture OF the right ankle.
Patroman John T. Rcdding completed twenty
five years as an officer OF the Yonkers police yes,
never having been reprimanded by the police com
mssoners. For nearly twenty years ne mas done
Railroad in Main-st. Last night a number OF MS
friends athered 1T his home In Hawthorne-a'e-,
ana surprised him.
After passing through the lower courts. the Court
Of Appeals has decided the case of Isaac Bell against
rioi-s,
The members of Lady Harrison Council Daugh-
tiers Of Liberty celebrated the fourth anniversary
OF the council on Tuesday evening at their nan IN
Main-st. State Councillor G. C. Buddinston mace
an s adaress There was n an mas IN Tomp
kins. Miss Smith ald Messrs. Maxwell, Thompson
and Snyder took part.
Owing a break in the crosshead of the engine
at the print mills Of the Alexander Smith & Sons
Carpet Company. in Nepperhan-ave.. yesterday; the
mill was compelled close. Ii IL said It Will re-
quire about four days TO repair the engine.
At the home OF Mrs. g. S. Dimock. in Em-st. on
Tuesday evening the Kings Daughters OF nc FIRST
Methods; Episcopal Church gave an entertainment,
in which Mrs. 6. r. Lockwood, Of Peeksk' Miss
Crawford and Mcssrs. Craft and Ahrens contrib
uted musical selections.
The ninth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the First Reformed Church VIII be held
II - expected that deicEd'Iois rom ~ ~
neghborine towns VIII be present The hev NJ, ;;
Littlcled. OF Ncw-York will make an address, and
there will be a question box
With the meeting held last night in the Salvation OF.
Army barracks in ManSt the corps oa cl TO- nn s
years. in which the corps has had an uphill time
quarters. The reason given - ne insuihcehcy OF
funds TO carry on the work. The Soldiers were busy
all lay Yesterday packing up tnt property. "n'n
IT is UNDERSTOOD will be taken to the Headquarters
in New-York city. whittier the men viii 10. II was
said that the Soldiers would divide their time be-
tween this city. Mount Vernon and New-ftochene.
holding meetings TWO nights week In each place
Farewell addresses were delivered last night by
Ensign Dean and Captain Russell. one OF the Editors
OF "rhe War Cry"
Among the affairs for this evening Is concert At
tho Park IEll Country club in aid OF 81 Johns
pay Nursery, the entertainers being Mrs. Fctchelcr
Mrs Rugglcs. Miss Bca,ricc Butler W. ". Thomas.
! stanford Brown James T. Cooper and Henry ID.
Martin ard the Yonkers symphony Society. under
the direction OF Percy Il. Engwell. Ladies' night
at the Yonkcrs Corinthian Yacht club, for which
James s Burlettc the humOrls'. Miss Isabella
frben .locutonlst: Peter ". S0ctcmon basso. and
Mr. carey tenor have been engaged 10 entertain.
a vaudeville entertainment at the rooms OF the
yonkcrs Bicycle club. In South Broadway. for
which several well-known entertainers have been
engaged.
The Board OF Representatives OF the Fire Depart
mont has Amounted a committee consisting OF John
Griffin John H. Schooling and James J. sullivan 10
see Mayor Pcene in relation 10 the enforcement OF
the law which allows hremen TO ride free on the
surface
The Boys Branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association has accepted challenge from the
branch connected with the Mount Vernon Assocsa-
ton for game OF baseball In the latter city on
Saturday.
The drill season OF the i,h separate Company
n q; s y y closes with tho drill this evening
Aftcr il has taken place Captain Iruyn VIII take
his command out FOR a parade through the central
portion of the city.
Girder rails are being laid in South broadway from
PadforI-st to the city line by the ionkcrs electric
railroad.