New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

YONKERS
snac,al meeting Of the Water Commissioners
was held on Wednesday night to receive proposa's
for grading and fencing the property Oh 'ne 90
at the Elm-st high service tower seven .o.
tractors submitted bids and they were refe'reu 10
the Committee on Dams ana feserVo"s. ~
committee IA TO make its report at spec'"' iee'
ing tomorrow night. number OF proper
era living at Hill View PARK anu Du""o -,
Heights sent a petition asking that ""'ei i"''..
be laid In Yonkers-ave and IN au!aoen. n.as
The Committee Pipes ana Nucn'"''s 100
eu,horized 10 purchase 125 tons or SOFT coai io' use
at the pumping stations, and the Coiiii'''V ,s
Dams and Reservoirs 10 purchase ioui '' '0"e
~ cement 1t was decided to build STONE GU.
bankment wall under the supports OF 'he pun
PAVILION in Main-st. TO protect INC '"'o
The Water Department -
Several weeks ago series OF oownhs s"nea
arranged between teams OF the Foui,i 49,
COMPANY and the Veteran Natiohai Uua' s
,he losing team 10 entertain the winners a. u'
The Veterans won and on wednesday h'sn ~
a,nner was given at tho Getty House Jon" l.
manage who captained the team OF the veterans
was POSTMASTER and speeches were may the
S number SI Wam P Constable otiS Olsen
AYgus, S sdpIS Gsor Futon and Frazier Vet
Grams: c F. N1ser nr,ey and uSbbell. Hudd. Bell
apS Pesne Of the Company A! the END OF Give e"e
dinner William H. Lee stated that h he same teams
Tbs annpuncement was Tese co
and Wa wsm c6 Or Of veterans
were appointed committee 70 ea{on' Repub-
,can peea and social organization on aTht
day night EN- members were as decided to have
iag-raisns the evening Of ssp Rfep1bcsn
orran,zatiors in the city and addresses Will NC
made by prominent speakers. an Wednesday,
Miss Hs6e 10 V %Tea1e the home Of her friend
Miss May Bennett The evs sos OF T"s those pres
ent we're Evane Hughes Viola Sanders Ans Seh
nets Emily Palmer ASs B tTesGsM Margaret
Christina WqtSo6 Ss"T Renn sna James
SSl aker, George Lever. Frank Dubois. Leanoer
Sherman and Samuel mason ,.o,r svr,nath,zers has
been called for Sunday Afternoon at formins IA
ne ne hh irish o Political Prisoners Fund As
ISOLATION raise by subscription tTD fund for
,bn irish political prisoners being released or
r ree released from British prisons which has
The readngroom at HOLLYWOOD Inn w vas,erd 5a
been closed this WIS S S oeen from 20
afternoon In tnS od fs'n IN the 1t w srenng open
The Rev Ellis Lyon who has been assistant n arrepted
tor Of St Of R Pa rss1y Of at
and Nepperhansye to fill the yaS WSGemer
DR. G. E Baich president of the Yonk SI,a- So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty p to nnel
jenkins president Of the Jenkins e. the the
Tdr, e. SaD SnaF chSrch of that city
charged with violating Section der 81 Sixteen years
Of age PLAYING musical instruments or eng AK
in any wandering occupaon He ha % W,r nde T Six
bar, band r 9i ed The Re- Mr. jenkins founded the
several years f1eD 9 he ehGpc Sed which
boys playing In the principal cities ana he is
the crowd TO eXpai IN ynnksrs Yesterday morning
ana saw Mayor Peene. lie told him that ne mao a
band OF boys wanted permit for , them TO
He did tell the ages OF me noys: o ar Young me-
reaSilv gave the permit DIT Balch did not Know
that the Rev Mr.. Jenkins and his youtninI PAM
playing in the streets ,, ul the arrest The
boys were also marched 10 the sta,lon; man; =, or
them frightened and crica pi''e Tbe as arc
s SrS, lot and all can read and write De BalCh
told Justice Kellogg that he hsd learne6 ,nG oaha
SalIv and Under the circumstances did not wish
TO press the charge The Justice
n which Dr. Baich. Mayor Peene and Justice kei-
ogg took part it was decided 70 give perrin 10.
FOR the band 10 play IN the CITY ioi '"e "'N' wv
There was an enthusiastic meeting in Music Hall
and Hobart Although the meeting was gotten up
IN few DAYS the hall was filled Within n lcM
~ monument citizens had seats on the platform;
and the stage and boxes were draned with iiags II
representative aElence, ne olIsd The meet
ing 10 order and acted presiding officer lie hrst
Introduced j. Leslie Gossin, humorist who spoke POI,
Tbe next sneaker was Mr. Van Kolwetz of South
Carolina His remarks were confined mainly 10 inc
money question giving exclamation OF Tnat re-
Southwck of Albany, who SPOKE more man a., az
tnr;N issue and he called the attention OF his
hearers the prosperity OF the country u'ueI w
Republican taf as cSmpaTea wn Of I his speech
was devoted to the money question Both speakers
were frequently interrupted by app Ia, can me-
Sarn so2ge and the band from the Jenkins Orphan
age at Charleston. s. c.. played patriouc AIRS