New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16
YONKERS.

toward Mc S,Innor the ticket. II 1t has ''e
rmenf of the regular orgal'~
YONKERS.
r,o annual meeting of the hoA a. In the High
IN, On TUESDAY night at the o'iice - trustees
was heu va ,' president Nisbei ana
sc' N" rS,r,,n Brownell Edgar Easiu', ,ors
Das ,,,ance Otis. phillips anu ,s,I.nt
-. William f. Nisbet was re- ,icepresi-
- 1obn Kendrick BarSs WIS '" ,,ac.t,on
A., The Board gave hearing ,a. Nusent
80 ,n, builders Association hop yauv for
from "a. ~, ,arnsnters and George l. Nei' ~
r. They requested that the i'o"' ~, o.,
tb the law which requires tha' II. " hau he
the erection Of public buildings ,, work The
oouse snecifving eight hours as d "' r,anner
e" - ,arnperate and gentlenah'' man.
ond the members Of the Board gave w. c.,, .rd
"H. Aldermen A. w. Nugent. Henry oau on
80 SUNDERLAND we're also present ana '''-0 ano
~. Board that they as ndixansiis Al
their sympathy with the bu,aeisa abatement Of the
Serrnan sutherland gave detii11 toncN dealt with
0 .annnr IN which the Common I ouncr, he mat
he law m9ton OF T 9mn;tee on Rules look
ar me matter and to report al an ~ The money
they would need during ING ommit;ee on Buildings
snectve departments. The n - 20 100 in max
was 70 the several school BUILDINGS
the summer vacation me 80 S.n IN the purchase Of
and lnstruco ecbool SUI plies and the Coihhbii
on purchases was given power poe Win fuel FOR tn,
for suppys and to award contracts 70 tne 'nT ss
Favorable bidder at 81 m NOV was AWARDED the
tract for heating and ventiaung ,vonorted tina. at
ssS ,me - ~" library Board It was dec .5e ~
fix the salary Of The asslsta, aoi Trustee Bangs
month 10 a. ieave Of absence for August Irussees
condor and Brennan Tor TWO "'o"''''
Otis for three months
A. an early hour yesterday morning ronoe ,.
TIE who patrols the suburbs, FOUND 'ohn nv. 49,
.,,.uo Years old a homeless man. SICK III VIC
eoars6ala Road and took him TO ST. Johh nv
nital. About the same hour Policeman Aio".' ~ =,
THOMAS Harold 'hirtycogr y new O on the tracks
OAKS hudson River Railroad in DocK-s d IIa
brought him 20 hcadqqariers l0a Renedic who
t was S;s nina aected. His relatives IN Newton"
We're notified
x,o.o-aav morning Policeman Louis Wrsn, re-
,,orted 70 Sergeant Quinn mat ne H'u a,,.ssa-
$50 Warren. sixteen years old. OF NO 20
AlH"7 G, Johns Hospital. She had been e, run
a., during the evening by an nhnlU" and had
rider in NsPpeThonaE5ssr h 6ead After her INJURIES
bsd been dressed by the hof2iia 5oee have de-
taken home by her Scvrst and are making endeav
TO locate hiiH' 49,, ..r,,n 20
The hot weather Of the last two Gays mas n ssa,ts
.su on Young children in this city N,i'e So
~. -or-e cd AZ the Health Office yesterday - an
were b;,6ren under year OF age anu s IN
tense heat the prncipai Cidren may be taken
need Of public parks wheio 0'''
dnring the heated term
M, ro,oas Society Of the Westminster Prespy'e-
Ch,,rcT will hold lawn social TINS evening noNann
a. The home Of c. H. Haight a' ia"
and vark-s; s..,. ..rs
Abram r. Van Houten. for nearly NV $500 No
ros,dan, OF this city. died yesterday al hs
N I.s,s, He was born in the neishoorhoou u
1o.aor \ T. on January g. ls2i' ana se'"eu -.
vonIers in ls49 where he resided coh'i'iU0: 80
49, limo OF his death. He was ca'pe"'e ,,a
aroong the large buildings which he e'eo'01 49,
the ~ David Hawiey. During me enTy az
~ his life ne took an acuVe i ~ the war He
5ars anu c"nsderable money COR the reiet OF sol
nam, wives He served his time IN tne az me
Guard and Thsn G e aS' Veteran AssocaGp
daughter. Mrs. Angelo Roake ana TWO The funeral
and Nicn DiiI he held tomorrow afternoon al
s.c,ock at the family home
Coroner Miles held inquest on Tuesua' eNe''
,nr into the death OF James Do'y, "no
was b Hudson River 1t found that the drown
ing was accidental The funera 81 svenue Rap
list Church.
Representatives from the various clubs "hich
took part in the relay race of the Westminster
Cvclng League on Saturday last will hold meet
ing this evening at he rooms OF sss h@ pro
test Of Thomas Dunn Of the Y1nkers biSyfe Ta0'
against Mr. Harrison 81 rne rede in violation OF
section Il of the conditions
The picnic OF the German Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school will be held today at RoIinss
Grove I'm South Broadway The children or the
scbooi viii be taken 10 woods In stages.
The Epworth League chapters OF the First and
Central Methodist Episcopal churches VIII send
delegates TO the convention OF the Epworth League
which opens a FIVE days session at Asbury Park
to-day.
AS was printed In The Tribune recently. the
Young Mems Christian Association will hold
series of evangelical meetings in Music Hall
sunday afternoons during August. Secretary Has
kett announced yesterday that the Religious Work
Committee had secured the Rev. Charles y. Cate.
OF Illinois, 70 take charge Of them. The services.
which are for men only. will be held at o'clock in
the afternoon and the seats Will be free.
At special meeting Of the Exempt Firemens
Benevolent Association held last night, arrange
ments made for moonlight sail on Wednes-
day evening of next week