New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
YONKERS.

Tho r,pco,n Teeion will raise Mckinley and
Uobart banner tomorrow night in North Broad
way near Dock-st., and after the nag mas pee"
unfnrled addresses will be delivered by State Sena-
tor J. Irving Burns. Congressman Ben l.. fair-
child city Attorney James NJ. Hunt. Cyrus A
Peake and d. b. Snyder. Previous TO the unfuri-
Ing there will be a parade. in which RepuDhcah
clubs OF this city and Mount Vernon have been IN
vited 10 take part. The line will form at ''"o
o'clock between Warburton-ave and Main-st ana
pass through the following streets; Warburton-
ave 10 Wells-ave to Union Place 10 Warburon-
ave. Main-st Getty Square, South Broadway
Kellinger-st. Waverley-st.. Nepperhan-ave.' Nam
ST. and North Broadway. to the place where me e
flag is 10 be raised Republicans along tne me e' 1r
march have been requested TO illuminate the,f
houses in honor OF the occasion. William N
Floyd. president Of the Legion Will preside at at 'ne
meeting. The committee which has the analr IN
charge is composed of Angelo Roake. Michael )
Dunieavy. George Brill. J. b Pencil william nrd r.
Philip Kuss and Joseph L. Proseus. This VIII pc
the third Republican banner TO be swung 10 'he
large number Of Germans gathered at the hall
of the Teutonia Society in Buena visia-aye, fast fast
night and witnessed the opening OF the iall and
winter social season Of this organization The hall
was pretty trimmed for the occasion PROFESSOR
Wolbrecht's orchestra opened the programme with
a selection. after which the singing section sang
under the direction Of its leader, Hugo Spech-
John Schlobohm president Of the society, then De
lvered an address, in which he welcomed the
members and their friends. spoke or the pleasant
evenings that had been spent In the hall last sea-
SON complimented the singers and the actors on
the work they had done and predicted pleasant
season for the coming year The cup OF tohor,
a play In one act. then presented. Thls was
followed by operetta called In the Mountains'
produced under the direction of Professor VOL
brecht After the entertainment there dancing
Gustav Schleuter received yesterday the names or
ten Republicans who desire TO become members OF the
for members only sent out on saturday ana the
quick response to II is gratifying IL mas ncSn Sus
take part In the coming parades. and the subject is
being considered. The Repubcans OF lonkers are
msnlfesting great deal Of interest IN me can Canpagl dg
between now and election day , ~, ,oo
The house occupied by L. Guinzhurg; at NO lSs
warburton-sve. was damaged Yesterday by the trunk
Of large falling against IT, Workmen were
engaged in Telling large oak which leaned TO the
north When 1t had been nearly sawed through at at
the butt II Unexpectedly fell TO the south. one OF
the limbs crashed through the siding making a
large hole in ore OF the bedrooms and another brancn
made a hole into the hallway on the first floor. Mrs
Guinzburg at work In the basement, near one
Of the windows but the tree falling In time to
Broken and the roof and cornice were damaged
Dr. Albert Jeffrey has resigned as 0TsanT nacs OF 'ae
teacher in the Boston Conservatory lie VIII be
succeeded by Julian Jordan Of Mount HernCn rnC cuh
will be held Friday night at It's rooms IN Getty ra
Square. The members are thinking OF gving iEo re-
Schofed Military Band gave the second OF It's Tree
concerts in Nodne Hill Park iaSi di, ngdl rrh, IN
charge Of stabbing Special Policeman John shannon
and John Pegg was arragned YESTERDAY Dsi1re
on Friday The injured men are doing well at the
hospital ,-,.,s 49, Nor.,r rcqon-
bareer twantv-seven years Old a Swiss living al New
ark N j.. went into Police Headquarters Yesterday
serted from the Army and wanted to be taken back
He said he first enlisted in November lNsS IN noml-
pany A. 18th Infantry ara after SerIns a ape enlisted
in September 1893 and was ASSIGNED 10 the Mduso
barracks sacketts Harb0r lie deSered M ne eronr
authorities