New-York tribune., 1896-06-23
YONKERS.

The Lincoln Legion opened the campaign last
night with a parade. Four hundred entnusiasuo
Republicans marched through the principai streets
in the city for hour and half and were cneere1
wherever they went. The houses OF prominent he-
pubcans along the line OF march were Illuminated
and at many places fireworks were set on Inc
Associated Coored Republican Cub was the Le-
gions guest, and they turned out in large numoerA
attracting considerable attention Arriving at ths
clubs rooms City Attorney James NJ. Hunt mace
rousng sre ach With three enhusastic cheers tor
Mckinley and Hobart. the members disbanded
Now that the warm season has arrived ana many
attacks Of vicious dogs have been reported 10 the
police the officials OF the city are discussing various
methods to abate the dog nuisance. which has grown
to be serious There is an ordinance requiring every
nerson who owns or harbors dog 10 procure
license and collar, TO which must be attached
tag bearing the number Of the license lhis oroi-
nance forbids any dog licensed or unlicensed 20 run
al large in the public 1t is estimated tnat
there are at least 1900 dogs in the city. many OF
which are valuable. Licenses on ali dogs expired on
March l. 1896 and an inquiry at the office OF the
City Clerk disclosed the fact that less than nity
~ such licenses have been renewed. II this oroi-
nance KEEP, strictly in force would Sds ana
large amount OF revenue 10 tne CITY treasury s~~
tend 10 secure the public from danger
The ub-andmalnsail boat which capszed of Sing
Sing on Sunday turns out TO be the Jersey Girl IL
contained ]. b. Pitchford. OF the fonkers iaene
Club and a companion. They were returning iroin
Havertraw when scuall caught mem % ana ;n T'sl an
turned the boat The men wheh Fesc"eo "e'S 49, -
exhausted condition
At o'clock this afternoon the funeral OF Mr@
John II. Keeer. jr. will take place al her hoiie'
No. 2l2 Warburton-ave Mrs keeier' WHOSE
maiden name was Maybe Augusta HasoroucK. was
the daughter OF DR.. stephen Hasorouck, OF Ne"-
York city. She was married in Holy Trinity
Church, New-York City. on November p last.
Angelo Roake of this city, was summoned TO
Shrub Oak yesterday by the announcement Oh the
death Of his mother, Mrs Jane A. RoaKe, t me me
years old.
The Rev Or. David Cole. pastor OF the First fe-
formed Church. made an earnest appeal al tne
morning service Sunday for the sum OF si'""'
which was needed al TO meet certain ex-
penses The doctor announced at the evening ser
vice that the amount had been raised and thanked
the congregation for the ready response 10 MS
appeal.
Joseph Foley. twenty-one years old, of No. $50
Waverly-st and Joseph Engle. twenty-one years
old OF No ISL Oak-st.. were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Detective Carroll on complaint OF
James j. Hogan. foreman OF Protection bhsiho
Company OF the Fire Department Hogan alleges
that the TWO assaulted him on the morning OF iues-
day June l6 as he was returning from the ball IN
honor of the fortieth anniversary OF the organiza-
ton OF the Yonkers Teutonia Society. Engle pre-
ferred a counter charge Of assault agalns, hogan; ;
and the hearing on all the Complaints was set oo""
for tomorrow forenoon at ~ o cloch
The Police Department OF this city connected
with the Central Office In New-York CITY yesterday
afternoon by telephone. The Police Commissioners
of New-York and Yonkers joinei In stretching
wires from the Thirty-ifh Precinct at klngspridse
10 this city. The work was done under the super
vision Of Harry White. the lineman for the New
York Department All alarms will now be received
over the telephone but the dial instrument VIII d
kept in place IN case OF an emergency
Aldermen Houston. Sutherland and Gau. the COM
mittee appointed by the Yonkers Common Council
hoSa hall Nj
Council OF the city OF Mount Vernon. expect TO vsle
Mount Vernon this evening 10 make arrangements
s Francis Quick. of this city. has received the
contract for erecting the new hospital attached 10
St CHRIS; ophers Home DObbs Ferry
DR. n Beattie Brown ana Miss Frances A. Smith
are 10 be married tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in the Westminster Presbyterian Churcn
T,era was a dress rehearsal las, night OF The
Merry Milkmaiis" which vii! be presented on
Thursday and Friday evenings Of this week in aid OF
81. Peters Church
George f. JON son. first sergeant OF John {. snotts
Camp No . Sons OF Veterans. has gone TO Waverly
delegate from the camp to & ths Sta,e 1 Enranp m sa
Of the Sons OF veterans which - ho" !" SeS-
sion
There will be a musical on Friday evening at the
Arlington Inn South Broadway in aid Of the chill
dren's ward OF ST. Josephs Hospital Mrs Frances
=. Treanor and Mrs Henry os'erneu nave '"o
affair In charge.
The Epworth League Of the First Methodist Epis-
coral Church will give social on Thursday night
in aid OF TIE Epworth League Fresh AIR Fund An
admission OF ten cents VII he charged
ST Jose,h's parochia school will close its sessions
,omorrov and the graduation exercises OF the
eiris department will be held on Friday night.
Charles r. Gorton. superintendent Of the public
schools Of tbs city, is address the graduates OF
IN. Sing Sing High School at the exercises to b
held in the Baptist Church OF that place to-day.