New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

alarms prevented two bad fires The first alarm
In @ ad caused By being
the cellar Of the tenement-house at Herriot and New
sa@ in at d caused by m o
stove In the apartments Of Frank Hamburg. at No.
had of the s STOVE oa M
thew the window In doing so he was painfully burned
in Wray's drugstore. at Riverdale-awe. and St.
about $50 damage had been done.
Just before midnight on Thursday Mrs. Jamin.
who lives on the top floor Of No IA North Broadway
was awakened fd b by The the sme Of which seemed
sd and into TO- room occupied by two men where so she
off and from, which the gas was escaping, She
reused them In time to save their lives No one
seemed TO know how the jet became broken.
The anniversary dance of the Park Hill Country
club held on Thursday evening in the clubhouse.
Which was especay decorated for L ihe h
was kept Tt's up i iii midnight fa The committee @ whc
Brown Brown Chairman: hal man Mrs Andrew s Browneii Mrs
Edwin X: < Martin. George A. F1agg' Charles sII S ;;
+ f. vidaud The Park Hill Country Club cycers
Jeff the clubhouse at o'clock Yesterday morning
crowd "
The annual inspection of Shannondale Engine
Company Of the Seventh Ward was held on A. Thurs
Engineer sahl and his assistants. After the in
had as its guests Houston Hose Of this city Tucka
hoe Hose Company and waverly Engine Company.
a supper was served Among those who made
speeches Alderman Houston
A large number of organizations held their annual
outings yesterday. The members of the fonkers
Corinthian Yacht Club left the ANCHORAGE OF the
feet shortly after 10 o'clock and sailed to Nyack,
where the annual dinner was eaten. The employees
Of John T. Warnings hat factory left the factory al
to Mr.. warnings home in South Broadway and were
reviewed by him. They then took stages to Moores
farm in Yonkers,ave ana en}0yed a annw namDakei oi
the Fire Department, received permission to leave
the city and had sports at City Island. The Otis
Fire Brigade and City Hose Company hac clam
bakes The Yonkers Bicycle Club enjoyed run TO
Rye Beach.
Home Dobbs Ferry held on Thursday night
in the homo of Mrs. Callahan. No lOI Lihden-st
An interesting programme OF recitations dialogues
and songs was given
Episcopal Church. will preach special sermon lns
evening for the Grand Army and Sons OF veterans t
Of the city. Special music has been arranged for
the OCCASION.
this city over the Of the horseless carriages
Yesterday Large numbers lined the sidewalk along
North Broadway and waited patiently for them to
appear The first carriage (N3 d. n Wnich Sen Were
Of ."The Cosmopolitan" and J. Frank Duryee, ar,
rived in Getty Square at 2so in the afternoon and
left at 2:s3. No. which contained F. P lngerson'
publisher OF THE Horseless Age" and Charles f.
buryea passed through the square at 20 No
passed through at 2:55. The rders estimated that
their speed from Kngsbridse 10 this city was six
teen miles hour. Many local wheelmen accom-
panied them through the city.
Captain Pruyn. Of the ih Separate Company,
n G. s ~ Y, stated on the return OF the command
Thursday night from it's rife practice at Creedmoor
that all the men who shot qualified as marksmcn
A reception will be given for tho 10? persons who
have recently Joined the various sodalities OF 81.
Josephs Church this afternoon at O'Clock In the
church.