New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
YONKERS.
THE WOMAN'S INSTITUTE MAKING lis
PLANS FOR THE WINTER.
LECTURES FOR THE PUBLIc-THE UNIVERSE
EXTENSION CoURsE-oTHER NEWS
OF INTEREST.

Miss Mary Marshall Butler and MISS FLORENCE D.
Parsons. president and superintendent respec,e''
OF the Woman's Institute. have been pusiiy en-
Gagged in the last two weeks in planning the "olh
for the winter Affairs have been put In shape anu
a meeting of the Woman's Institute Ciuo lor oe'i
Supporting Women has been called tor lhui'u"'
evening when the schedule of the several classes
will be announced The classes which VIII DE con-
Quoted this winter are cookery, sewing dressnak-
ing millinery fancy work physical tralhins' wiz.
ing and literature. A special feature VIII DC nA"u
OF the class in domestic science. which WIN "e Co'i
Quoted by Miss Parsons. In connection Win II
there will be a Kitchens garden class for chioien'
The class in calisthenics which becomes more pop
uar each year, will be in charge OF MISS Lillian d.
Clark OF New-York City. This class always mas q
large membership The class in dressmahuis WIN
be under the supervision of Miss a. V. W. 0cne"uh'
NJ the Teachers College Of New-York CITY. AS mas
49,, ,bo crston, for some years a number Of lect-
ures will be given IN the winter for the puoii0 a'
well a for the members OF the institute auiiiiSei
IN which will be reasonable. Two or these ectuie'
have been arranged for. The first will be Oh inc
evenine Of October To- when Miss Boyeson sis'oi
~ the late Professor Boyeson. will give an lus-
,rated talk on Norway and the Norweglans. oh
the evening OF October q Miss Proctor daugh'ei
Of the late Professor Proctor. the astronomer VIII
lecture on "Other Worlds Than Ours Inc course
RI lectures in the University Extension department
th,a year will he upon Modern European Lltera-
,uro from the Year 1875 The date for the opening
Of the course has not yet been decided upon MOI -
the Board of Managers ready TO announce '"o
lecturers Those who attend Will. however. nave
the pleasure OF listening to NUMBER OF soou ,,''
ns the literature OF the different countries VIII 10
exnlained bv different lecturers. The library 10
assist students in the course. has arrived ana Is
the institute but the syllabus has not peeh issueu'
The Civic League will retain the library ioi VIC
winter IT is open to the public and consists vi
over one hundred volumes of the best WORKS %"
social and civic subjects. There will he meetihs
of the trustees Of the institute on Wednesday lore
- s.
The public schools Of the city opened on MONDAY
and the enrolment large. Just how many c"I'-
dren entered at the beginning Of the term VIII not ne
known definitely until next week. when the returns
from, the several principals will be received at the
superintendent's office in the High School. All inc
additions to several of the buildings that were III le
course of construction in the summer were redo! io
occupancy when the school year opened e~r ''
those 10 No . in Waverley-st., and No TO- IN nm
tnn-st These will be finished by about the mldde Oh
next month and in the mean time the chi,dreh al
rooms are being used for classes and VIII ne un b
the and 6u Wa 6 5e Aouse in the
ave extension has also opened Wild Iu. a, ,ti
Ing relatives and friends on October i there will
be a meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF me iloHe'
nsrTn1e e win be brought up for discussion. The
large addition for playroom ana rooms IoI 'i III, ~
6usa rb 601 leans the second story We're
laid this week. II will take about TWO months 10
The autumna rally Of the Riverdae,ave branch Of
the sunday-school Of the Warburton Avenue Bapust
! Church will be held tomorrow. The dspensary Is
again in care of DR. Miriam Biting Kennedy VINO
has returned from her vacation The Lowerre or sun
endeavors are under way secure larger place ior
hood h IS Het Himself in the matter has
given to the school building lot which may De
sisting Of James NJ Hunt William II, Baldwin and
Richard Eide IT, has been aPP9ned D ppsm m
ent Of the Home School, has returned TO his post ana
will be in charge of the school to-moTrSw e..
which were opened on Labor Day, are success.
Last week their capacity was aSen 10 da
over two hundred persons have used the bat rs
Working people Of the city and will be of great
benefit to hem The baths are b the aG Gn so6dee
by municipality, and the people feel justly PROUD
OF The assessors give notice that the assessment
rolls Of the city are completed and are on file in
Manor Hal Sa they BE seen s
viii attend at Manor Hall to review hS a in be
The Common Council has aPProRriiateda bs s0 aI fHI
ion the end of Mains The work rs 10 on De pES
the an5 rounds 81 of which Alderman
| erIand is chairman. This pavilion is me oly pu nd
Children NAV 90 for breath Of fresh air 1t has
been used by large number OF persons lh , tru
'' The TeuOna socisy viii open 9b bs fan IN
ana wih Vitstave on Monday evening. September
- TSs choir of the Church Of the immaculate
Conception is being drilled by professor d. 40 -
Sohn SoGmced next month The Palisade Boat Club
| Is planning TO have a dance at the DoathouSe III
The Two Frenchmen and the dancing bear, the ag
creation which created some excitement IN New
Sort few DAYS ago, brought TO police mead
onaT;ers Yesterday forenoon by Policeman carroll
The policeman found them IN on,e crowd
followed them the station house ana the
desk looked up from 'b ms cSwmo fn meant As
soon as he saw the bear coming ne gave orders LOT
nIHn % o pe Carroll brought other fellow in
The sergeant said that he did not want lepetton OIL
yious He gave Of the men lecture and ordered
both Of the city at me pear b nag a
After the beast had gone through number OF tricks
one of the men said thai FOR an eTIa The
money was soon forthcoming. and bruin climbed In
fashion s ap resting rf a a% Shs he
tried to come down, but the rope attached 10 the
Snxn but few feet The rope was beyond the reach
Of on the 50 ne eou H give ho a
sssnce The hs Soe eFr TSlnsd himself Inn ea' e
The action Of DR.. Balch president OF the society Tor
NE NE permit issued by Mayor Peene for the hand Of
orphan boys to play in the city in ala OF the jenkins
ophanase at ,ba Rey Mr. jenkins VINO IS in
~ the boys was discharged from custody on lnnis-
Say night Mayor Peene took the band 70 Music Hall,
S Where "s ratification meeting was being held and he
institute was made $50 richer by H. The boys made
friends everywhere they went yesterday. ana con.
eiderahe money was collected during the course or
the day The boys play here to-day, and next week
will sail for the home. ST., - Ill, .,
"The will OF James Bruce. who died on july 81,
has been fled for probate with surrogate Sllkman;
He LEFT an estate valued at 10000. OF which sl5VO
/ We nersonaI property The income from the es-
t Hts Is 10 20 to his widow. who Is more than
seventy years old. and after her death II VII be
| Si,,,ded between her daughter and grandchildren.
The other heirs are ]. b. Gibson. grandson. OF
Monte Crisc Wash FoIence r. Gibsom ana Beat
chauauqua circle With memSe1shp ,S OF
EFFORTS Of the Rev. r. II. Baragwanath pastor or
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church The OIL
! Gers chosen were the Rev. 7. II. Baragwanath n,
president; william J Webo vice president; Miss
The circle is TO meet on Friday evenings. beginning