New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-21
YONKERS.

Al the annual meeting OF the Board OF Health on
Tuesday Dr. Edgar NJ Heermance was re-elec,eu
president and appointed the following s'aIu'ne
committees Finance. George b. Wray Dr' hio"-
ard r Trotter and Francis p Treanor; SANITARY
DIR William H. Sherman. DR.. Richard r. Irot'er
and George b. Wray; Supplies Francis r. Ireahor'
Dr Sherman and George y. Wray; Laws ana W
dnances DR.. Trotter. Francis +. Treanor ana Ut
Sherman The Board accepted an invitation lro"
the Mayor Of New-York City and the commissioner
OF Public Works 10 attend meeting IN the Al"el -
manic chamber on May o.. at which the Mayor
committee will present the subject of public baths,
and TO listen to addresses by General Charles H. l.
Coils and others. The Civic League, through us
secretary. Mrs Sophie r. Sharman. presented a
request that an amendment be made 10 the Sanitary
matter was referred to the Sanitary Committee.
Irving Hose Company inspected on Tuesday
eerennony the e company. With Chief Engineer stah
and Assistant Engineers Mulcahey ana keafns, dc
Al the hosehouse turkey supper was served in
honor OF the companys seventeenth annNerSd,!
opened the programme with overture, speeches
were made by Alderman Z. Alexander Houston an
missioner e'. James Mucahey. Henry H. Anderson
treasurer Of The Fire Department. ATnur y Bq
songs were sung by c. J. Dalton. Edward j FOOD
THOMPSON rn Alfred Fox and Mr. Haifpenny and Nate
Frankel gave an exhibition Of trick playing on the
concertina and banjo.
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Court. in this city. Yesterday the wills Of Catolne
Post, of Sing Sing James Dolan. of Cortandt, and
John G.. Webb. of Rye, were proved.
On account Of the remodelng of the Getty House
the Western Union Telegraph Company ONCE has
been moved temporarily 10 Ways drugstore IN
North Broadway.
At the semi-annual meeting OF the Exempt Fire
mems Benevolent Association Tuesday evening II
was stated that The mortgage, taxes and assess-
ments the Associations property in Buena VISTA
ave. had been paid of and there was balance OF
$500 In the treasury. Edward L. Peene was chosen n
delegate to the State convention TO be he'd in LOCK-
port in August. -Four members were elected
A number Of the Police Commissioners and Alder
men accompanied Captain Mangin TO newborn yes-
terday afternoon inspect police stations and get
ideas for the new station in this city.
A who said he was John j. Hart, and lived
at No 324 East one hundred and twentieth-st ST.,
New-York, was arrested yesterday In TarrytoWn
by Policeman Carroll, Of the Yonkers police. lie
was recognized by Ferdinand Wendt. proprietor Of
a worthless check on Monday night lie was held
in $500 bail for examination by Justice Kellogg.
Seven young men. all living in New-lork. were
fined SO each yesterday by Justice Kellogg for dis
order.y conduct. They found by Polcama
Archer the Glenwood station OF the Hudson
River Railroad waiting TO catch ride on passing
freight train.
The Rev a. E. Carver. rector OF 81. john Epis-
copal Church will preach the sermon before the
archdeaconry of Wcstchester County at its meeting
in Pelham this morning.
An informal tea viii be given by the managers
of St Johns Day Nursery this afternoon fl0m 4
till o'clock at its home. No. ia Warbart IN
Cleremont Williams twenty-seven years old. while
al work on building at Ash and OAK SITS. yester-
day afternoon fell from the roof and was seriously
injured He taken TO St. Joseph's Hospital.