New-York tribune., 1896-05-27
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

,,,, h,,s,ress was transacted at the meet
,. -, ,na Common Council on Monday night ihe
nomination of c. +. Hartshorn for AsseSeo,
rlace of Caleb +. Underhill, was Ialu o'e! "
rule III the next meeting. CHESTER W.
was nominated and confirmed as Cofn''''S
Deeds The Pasade Ferry Company se"' '
remonstrance TO the resolution passed al ie'e'''
oa,,,g recurring II TO pay $500 annual rental loi
herth nj the public dock and 10 run It's poa' uii'''
9 O'Clock Saturday nights 1t was reie'.eu -
Committee of the Whole. Philip Nerpahoh an"
sixty-two other property-owners in the Nc''''! "
tbe Sawmil River Road requested the CVu0,'
remove the crematory to place where II "'i w
less detrimental TO the value of property ms was
al.o referred TO the Committee OF the Nnoie' -
petitlon for the appointment OF Henry van i"''o,
as poundmaster for the vicinity oil McHe" W
Kimban aves, was referred to the NaEo' "'''
power. CITY Judge Kellogg made request 'ni'
a court Interpreter be appointed the Tequest ah ,h
a resolution by Alderman South%ick nxns, ,nc n
salary at $500 year referred Inc CoI;u,i u,
EIectrc Railroad that unless 1t took prompt acti9h
toward constructing its Ines tnfoush tne sn % you'd
River Road and Tuckahoe Road the CounGm W. rr
Consider the application OF other companies loI
franchise through these roads Tne time ioT aGl, M
tects 10 submit competitive plans Tor ihe ne" ,n po
lice station and City Court was extended 10 June
The managers of St Johns Home yesterday gave
the institution to the notice OF tAe punc. .as nes
showed Se 6HSng sguaed uo in the sonhery portion
at he civ and is doing good work. 1t is en-
tirely under the supervision OF ST. Johns Epsc9Pai
mason, president: Mrs William Morgan; secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. William Paddock, Mr5 narI!
Uollbrook Mrs John Hubbell and Mrs. t. L. map
man superint ntendent The matron Is MIS- RlCkey
Johns Riverside Hospital The visitors were served
With coffee by Mrs William Paddock and with tea
by Mrs Sherman Gould.
The members OF the Yonkers Teutonia societies are
making preparations for the celebration or us i9r
tleth anniversary June u. At the same time me
sixth annual festival of the Wcschester SdnserDind
vii; be held. Among the societies which are eX-
pected to be present the Newburg Mannerchor,
the Sing Sing German Aid Society, the IOrtchcsteE
Concordia the Morrsana Sangerbund. the New
York Polyhymia the New-Rochele Mannerchor. the
Williamshridge Liederkranz. the Mount Vernon
Quartet Club and the White Plains Concordia; IN
the forenoon there will be parade, reviewed Dy
Navor Peene and the Board OF Aldermen. There
Will be grand choral festival in the afternoon az inc
Casino under the direction OF Professor Speck. a.
rector the United Singing Societies of Westminster
County. In the evening there viii be dancing
Commodore Prime. OF the Yonkers Corinthian
Yacht club gave a moonlight sail Monday for the
members and their friends. The party numbered
about thirty and the trip 10 Hastings was made on
the ferryboat Young America, OF the Palisade erry
Company, of which Commodore Prime Is president
The Fourth of July Celebration Committee. at It's
meeting on Monday night. received delegations from
a number of the local societies ana organizations.
The committee organized follows J. sloane,
president; jeremiah S. Clark. secretary; Robert
charlton treasurer; Daniel Devln. Frank Goodwin,
Henry v Doyle. T. j. Curran. William Ransome. j.
Stahl and j. Wilkcy, Executive Committee.
The funeral Of Mrs y. $. Fulton will be held from
her late residence TuckahOc-aVc TINS afternoon al
3:l5 d m Mrs. Fulton was the daughter OF the late
Caleb Smith She was twice married, and leaves
three children--James G. Courier. ex-Mayor OF Yon-
kers; Mrs. James +. Crane and Miss Carrie FUTON
Mrs Fulton was in her seventy-ninth year