New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
YONKERS,

A novel sale was conducted on Frlda! eNen'''N =.
me Ladies' Aid Society of the PARK III" ho'o.
Church 1t was termed "A Fair OF Days
were six tables and each represented worK'"s u'S
-, tho week Monday was wash day; TUESDAY
ironing day: Wednesday. shopping day Ihu'S""''
calling day: Friday, sweeping DAY. anu 7"'''N'
baking day Each table contained ar''''oS "F.'
pirate TO its day. calling day being repre'eh''u ~
The refreshment table There was large "''V""
anos and the various articles found a READY sale'
Among the women in charge were Mrs. Lozier MIS-
Tnomas Smith Mrs George Cave. Mrs. Kate ing
ham Mrs b. Palmer. Mrs. c. de r. IoXe' MIS-
William H. Ingham. Mrs. Samuel barclay, M
Thomas Orr, Mrs. Bull. Mrs. Couch MIS- T. W
Taylor. Mrs. Charles Ward. Mrs Nli.'A'l O'u
Mrs Robert l.. Cakins Mrs. Flynn. Mrs D"nle'
Johnson. Miss Grace Weller. Miss Earl and MISS
Chedsey.
Fifteen competitive designs for the new ponce s'a-
ton and city court which is TO be erected at We.is
and Woodwork ayes by the city. were submitted
10 the Committee Of the Whole at Its meeting on
Friday night few Of the F e now for
the erection OF the building. The comini'ee Ie e
cided TO recommend to the Common t,tae 70 he
composed Of Mayor Pecne. the Committee on 81 uo
lie Buildings and Grounds of the Council ana lheo-
dore II SiIkman president Of the Board OF Poice
Commissioners. be appointed 10 seect ,ie VI sse
designs and report TO the Counch as SOU" d. p''
sible.
The members of Ktching Post turned out IN large
numbers at the meeting Friday night. 10 prepare
for the observance Of Independence Day. Inc posi-
decided TO take part in the general parade III 'ie
morning and Past Commando Kip was ssec1 , as
one of the aids 70 Grand Marshal John {. Shotts
Tbe line of march viii include the streets in which
are st. Johns and 81 Josephs nospS a ~ Gne -
which institutions the post Will present nag
ra.har unusual scene was Witnessed in tho
Court of Special Sessions yesterday John Wall, a
gray-haired man. seventy years Old. was arraighed
before Justice Kellogg for assault The e2mpalnan
sa S seS Years Old The couple lived No 50
Harriott-st. Mrs. wall alleged that her husoA,1d
had been for some time in the habit OF getting m.
toxicated and abusing her, and that on Wednesday
he knocked her down and kicked ner Inc man , ae.
months imprsonmeni in the Kings County Peni-
Tertiary.
II took five cars Of the Yonkers Electric Railroad
70 bring the party OF Mount Vernon people TO THIS
city yesterday who were to see ex-Judge George -
Apr,ell of Mount Vernon. and his family on for
Europe. The party boarded the steam propeller
l Aurora at the public pier in Main-st. me Judge
! drove over IN private carriage and when ne made
his appearance on the pier the band played See
the ('onouering Hero Comes" Among those who
went 10 New-York on the boat were Mayor FISK
end Mrs Fisk Judge Schatz. City Treasurer Henry
b Pruser. Receiver Of Taxes John H. Brett A S!
men Milligan. Grant and Buck Assessor oeiSr So
oner Banning ex-Coroner FREDERICK Drews Williat
3SeorTe Hunt. George r. Crawford. Frederick John
son and Andrew Hawson. Of Mount vernon; - =,
derman George S Kaer. John c. Harrgan, Joseph
F. DAILY John J. Dewitt and Thomas f. Currah' o.
this city.
There were a number OF outings from this CITY
Yesterday The members of the Woman's Institute
Club went TO Bronx Park the Sunday school con-
nected with Christ Episcopal Church and the CHRIS
tisn Endeavor Society Of the Warburton Avenue
Rantist Church spent the afternoon on the RAJ
fsades opposite. There also number OF pr
parties.
The members OF the jenkins Medical Society are
looking forward with pleasure 10 their annual out
ing which will be held on Wednesday of next week
pr Brush. OF Mount Vernon. has extended 70 the
society an invitation to spend the day on MS fari
and IL has been accepted
The Board of Health has passed an ordinance re
curing all persons who desire 10 sell milk TO taK'
out license which Will be furnished by the BoarC
free OF charge Persons selling milk from wagons
must have their license number displayed IN u con
snicuOus place The Board has also prepared twelve
rules which must be observed by those In the ni!F
business.
II VAS announced yesterday that the pulpit OF the
First Presbyterian Church would be filled in June
July and August by the following clergymen; TO-
day, the Rev. Or. Addison Ballard. OF New-forf
City; June 2s the Rev Dr. Joseph T. Smith. Of Bal
tinore July and Y. the kev. Dr. Robert r
Sample, OF NewYork City. July -, the Rev. Dr. h
c. Mlnton, of San Ansilmo, Cal. July o. communion
the Rev Dr. Henry Vi. VI. Baird August 2. the Rev
DR. J. n. Croker, OF Saratoga Springs, Augusj
pha. The preachers for August and le are yet &c
no