New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


Al tho snscial meeting of the Common Council on
Monday night the resolution adopted at the last
meeting fixing the salary OF City Judge hehoss AZ
e 900 was reconsidered and resolution was adop'Hu
fixing IT at $500 year. The retirement OF 'oi L.
schlobohm from the Council and his succession by
Arthur w Nugent as Alderman for the Second
Ward made necessary a revision in the standing
committees The new committees appointed ny
Mayor Peene are: Finance. Aldermen Gau' Sutner-
land Southwick. Kaler and Fltzserald' ruoic
Works Aldermen Tompkins. Houston. kaer, Brod-
er.ck and Curran: Taxes and Assessments Alder
men Garrison Fitzgerald Reynolds. Skinner and
Nugent: Laws and Ordinances. Aldermen F1tzgeraid'
Tompkns and Mooney: Printing and Elections Al
dermen Mooney, Southwick and Reynolds Lamps
Aldermen Kaler. Frederick and Curran; PUBIC
Buildings and Grounds. Aldermen Sutherland. Gar
rison and Tompkins; Public Health. Aldermen Hous-
ton Curran Gaul, Garrison and Nugent; Stone
Crusher Aldermen Reynolds. Skinner ana Mooney
Public Parks Aldermen Southwck. Gaul and Brod-
er.ck; Public Baths. Aldermen Skinner houston
and Sutherland. Commissioner Of Public Works
Cooper submitted plans and specifications for the
bath house be erected at Nark and Jefferson st5
They approvedSand proposals Tor the WORK VIII
When the resolution offered at the last meeting OF
the Council by Alderman Fitzgerald In faVor OF pur-
sI,e foT I bark and Municipal building up
action it was killed. on motion Of Alderman Hous-
ton of the matter A resolution was adopted auth
orzing Tax Relief bonds TO the par value OF szooo
bearing per interest and maturing IN the sum
Of Noo0S MAY l. 1877 and 100000 May l, 1895 The
Mayor the Committee Public Buildings and
Grounds and the Police Commissioners were APP
pointed a committee to select a site for the new
police station and report to the committee OF Inc
whole. The Council directed that warrants be drawn
in favor Of St Johns and ST. Joseph.s hospitals TOT
disabled poor of the city for the years 1870 ana 1880
Alderman Arthur W Nugent became a member
of the Common Council Monday night. He 3
sergeant In the Fourth Separate Company, ana when
he took his seat he found ora Pe eWo
crossed rifles behind target, and came from mem
bers of the company. having been carried 70 ths
council chamber by a committee composed OF Second
Lieutenant William b. Thompson. First Sergeant
Charles F. Nugent. Corporas William Haley
Charles +. Mallnson. H. w. Mall.nson and Private
Thomas +. Peene.
The Water Board yesterday began to draw off
the from the Lake-ave. reservoir ana as soon
as the water drained off the reservoir will be thor
oughly cleaned. 1t is the smallest storage reser-
consumed in cleaning 1t the high service section
of the city will receive its water supply from the
storage reservoir in Palmer-ave
The Entertainment Committee of the Yonkers
performers who would appear al the musical to-
morrow evening at the clubhouse would be Mr..
and Mrs Charles Tyler Dutton and Miss Bertha
Bucklin.
ers Yacht Club, launched his cabin-sloop the Hattie
i on Monday evening. Mr.. Williams will cruise a
good deal this summer
Chauncey w. Johnson who gives up his lease OF
Curran. who owns the Wynnstay flats IN Warbur-
ton-ave. Wes-ave.. for the lease OF ne prop
erty. The subject is under Amusement by Mss Cur
ran and II she accepts Mr. Johnsons proposfuoh'
number of changes viii. be made in the fats
There was a delightful musical in the hall OF the
Woman's Institute last night given by the ionker 5
Engwel and number of the women friends OF the
institute.