New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

On account Of the important changes now oeins
made in the Fire Department the Fire Comms-
sioners have been holding meetings every Weo'ee-
day night. At the meeting this week the "a''e'
OF changing the location Of some OF the nrehouses
was discussed and 1t decided to send COM
munication to the Common Council redues."he
that the houses occupied by the Houston rose
Company in Orchard-st. and the Huusoh nus.
Company In Nepperhan Terrace. be SOLO anu 'n"'
the city build q house for the Hudson hose No"
pany in New Main-st. in the neighoorhooo Oh
Kellinger-st. and that the Houston Hose company
be located in n new house. at North broadway anu
Iake-ave The Commissioners also want the FRO
lection Engine Company to be located in the neigh-
borhood OF the police station.
The subcommittee of the Hollywood Inn trus-
tees who are to have charge OF the ceremonies at
tending the laying Of the cornerstone or the new
building at Hudson-st. and South Broadway. heid
their first meeting Wednesday evening IL was
decided TO ask every labor society ana all Kinureu
organizations in the city. also the ionkers lurn
ye.ein and Teutonia societies. to send one delegate
each 10 meet with the main committee 10 ala III
arranging q programme The ceremonies VIII take
place at $50 o'clock on the morning OF LABOR lay
and II is intended TO make them of an interesting
nature to workngmen. for whom the new puiiu-
ing is being erected by William +. Cochran.
The funeral of d. Samuel Swift the meocai
examiner for the Board of Health will be held TINS
forenoon at 10 O'Clock IN the Church of the Trans
fruration in New-York City. President E. NJ
Hermance and Secretary Hanrahan vii aend and nd
ofber Commissioners viii be present II possible.
sW s Of Y0 afgs creole of T
Mayor Pecne has called special meeting OF the
on s fna ins Of
appointment TO the office of Police .omH s }i
has expired it is expected that Edwin A. For FOR;
ne SrcheG Of The sw po reey oT ad S
ton so that the Council can dasSe b o works
of
Another matter 10 be considered is that Of the
pT The Robert Burns Club and Clan McGreg9r viii
hold mee,ng 6 es the svess an Of the
death OF the poet Robert Burns: The Rey AeA,
shss viii be songs and recaons by members
admission adm is 0 made Dsn and the joint COMMITTEES
the organizations which planned the ar, anam
have extended a cordial invitation to the puohc 10
This is the last day which the new seminary
institution has been visited by thousands OF per
sens On W @nn oi s1s%ns MaHron the sn
% SwaS BTeSn John Samnon
and Humphrey sullivan called on him and in be-
on the institution under his supervision, save him
ebony S Tae rs mOs
study hall. gymnasium. lavatories and chapel are ,
yTGshed The OTm 0Pp ID T 'he Re fore on
Past Department Commander Shots gave din.
Judge Advocate General Matthew II. Ellis, OF Pm
adephia who is spending week In this city. the
guest of his son. Frank e Ellis. Guests were
present from New. York City. Mount Vernon and
John g. Conway. sixteen years old son of the
Rev. A. NJ. Conway, formerly pastor OF the Mes
in the Hudson River, near Glenwood. YESTERDAY
Afternoon John Fack, the towerman near the
scene told the police that he thought the boys
life might be saved if ne sent in an ambulance
call SO he went to the police box near the station.
re intended 10 send an ambulance CALL but the
tape at Headquarters read fire, so Sergeant Os-
horn rang the frebell and the irerneL responded.
# is thought that the excitement Tack sent the
wrong cali Conway lived at No. l5s Elm-st The
body was recovered by David McCourt. of No. "a
81 Mary-st. one of his companions. Coroner
Miles will hold an inquest to-day.