New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
YONKERS.

The annual garden party in aid Of ST. Joseph
Hospita. will open this afternoon on the hospital
grounds in South Broadway ard continue OH
Thursday. Friday and saturday afternoon anu
evening number OF booths pretily trimmed.
have been erected and useful and fancy articies VIII
be disposed Of The Children of Mary. OF ST Marys'
and the Children OF Mary. OF St Josephs churcheS,
viii have booths presided by the officers ana
members The booth of S. Peters Church VIII De
in charge OF Miss Sadie Mangin. and she VIII nav
the assistance IF the women of the church III.
hospital booth will be conducted by Miss Ryan anu
the refreshment booth by Mrs. Prendergast. MISS
Jordan will sell the candy. To-day Will be st
Nary's Dav" and at O'Clock the girls from the pa
rochial school will give a short entertainment. un,
der the direction OF g. e. Johnston The menu
president Mrs J. W Riley Hcepr5sfhrmt N' ,rea w.
a. Conion secretary; Mrs John j. pe,n''' VII, ts"
nrazer Mrs t. Burkc Mrs Peter a callan Mr.:
NJ J Cantwen Mrs Edward Connell Mrs; Th r3nnn
Mrs j Ccyne Mrs. Joseph + Day M NJ - rl DCh
9Tn a NE r4sbar Mrs. NJ Fiizgerald Mrs. j. Food
MIS- J. j. Hapin $, LILY Nh MrF s M l aTsfn
Mf: " Nangjn Mrs " Mccarthy Mrs r Nc
Enroe Mrs j T McGrath. Mrs D. Mclirat r.! Mt
O'Neil. Mrs j. Prendergsst Mrs H. tyne Mrs MIS-
NJ J. Quinn. Mrs p Rel s Nrs Mr. Frank o
Treanor. Mrs J. Wallace and Mrs. ID. White.
Navor peene Commissioner of Public Works ; H.
Cooper Theodor- H. Skman president OF the i,o"'"
of Police and the Committed on fuphc hu'''''s'
and Grounds of the Common Council, the suD-co'n-
,oi,te n whom were referred the competitive pans
for The new police station. city Court ana ponce
.ab,oa snhr,i,tcd ts report to the Committee OF
rho Whole Of the Common Council on Monday night
Tho committee recommended the acceptance OF 'he
plans submitted by Edward A Forsyth me com
mittec accepted this report and At the next meet
ing OF the Common Council it will recommend tina;
Mr. Forsyth's plans be adopted. There Is no foup'
tina. The Common Council will adopt the report of
the Committee OF the Whole Tbs will give TO Mr.
Forsyth the supervision OF the work Tor when ne
will receive > per cent OF the cost OF erection Mr.
Forsyth born in YOnkcrs was educated IN me
public schools and has been IN the business Tor me
last fourteen years. part of which time he spent
with benjamin Sal man ae managing draughtsman
lie is an ardent Republican. represents me TnTd
,s a member OF the Young Mems Republican club
mi,tjnr the second and thiri best set Of plans viii
A. Quick & Son and James Ross both OF this city.
At the meeting OF the Fourth OF July Celebration
Committee Monday evening it was decided to re-
quest the merchants Of the city 10 Close their stores
between o'clock in the morning and o'clock In the
afternoon on the Fourth SO thai their employees
msn' inKr par MI ne,lnr ~ which Tine The Inc
OF march VIII be settled
The exploding Of irccrackers in the streets has
become such "A nuisance this year that the Board Of
Health a. a special meeting held Monday even
Ing took the subjcc; up and adopted resolution re-
ques,ing the police enforce rigidy that portion Of
the Sanitary Code which forbids the firing Of fire
crackers in the streets The death Of Joseph \.
Thinks jani;or Of the Cy Hospital. announced.
and TO A committee composed Of Commiss oners Her
nance. Wray ard ShermdH. was referred The qies-
ton Of the app ointment Of his successor. II was
stated a; TIE Heath Ofice Yesterday that effort
would I've mad q stop Inc discharging o. cannon in
the streets the Fourth.
Miss Catherine Celia Walsh. eldest daughter Of
Water Commissioner Michael Walsh married
yesterday afternoon John Rear'ion. OF Sing Sing
The ceremony took place in St JOscUh's Church, in
Ashburton-ave. and performed by the Very
Rev Dean LinGs. Of the church, ASSISTED, by
Father EVcrs. of TarrytoWn. Miss Helen Walsh. a
sister OF the bride, the maid OF honor, and
Patrick Rearlon. a brother of The bridegroom, the
best man. After The ceremony there reception
al the home of the brides parents No III Pasade-
ave.