New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
YONKERS.

Coroner Miles will make an investigation To-Day
NJ, the death of Chester Muller the sx-year-oid son
q, William Muller, who was killed by an e.ecttic-
car in Yonkers-ave. Monday He has summoned
witnesses to appear before him this afternoon at
o'clock in the City Courtroom in Manor Hail. Al
,ata herr Monday evening Strout. the motorInah.
rros s,alsased In 81 900 ball. John F. Brennan ana
Thomas F Curran becoming his bondsmen IL was
said Yesterday at the office OF the railroad COM
many that car No. s. which ran over the poy was
the only one running that day without q le"dei'
and that the fender had been taken on FOR repairs
The funeral Of the boy will be held this afternoon.
The funeral OF Benjamin ". Southwick. who died
s,,aaen,v on Monday night at his home, NO sSs
Riverdale-ave will be held tomorrow at p m.
of his home Mr.. Southwick was born IN Albany IN
1928 and previous to the civil war was engaged
in constructing railroads in Texas. When the war
began he went ST. Louis where he opehed
traders store which destroyed by fire. Coming
then TO New-York he secured employment in the
.,o-e of A. T Stewart, and for several years was
tho head of the entry department Giving up MS
n.ace there he connected himself with the ERIE
Railroad where he remained ten years Later ne
hscame traffic manager of the Merchants Dispatch
TRANSPORTATION Company. a place ne heid at 'ne
time OF his death. He leaves WIDOW ana one CON-
John H. Southw!ck Alderman from the First Ward'
Congressman George y. Southwick. OF the Albany
district is his nephew He member OF IVAN
toe Lodge F. and A. NJ. Of New-Yorh. and its mem
bers have been invited to attend the iuneral.
William Ramage OF No "a Ravine-ave., discovered
flames Issuing from the boiler-room OF Thomas
Fearon's bodybuilding establishment In Goid-s'.
shortly after s o'clock last night. Ramage sem
word to the tower-house al Glenwood. and genera
alarm was out The flames had gained con-
siderable headway before the iiremen arrived there
Had II not been that a bucket brigade was former
Immediately, the new steam yacht which is be'rg
built for C. E. Pearsa would have been completely
destroyed The building and the machinery OF l1e
boat shop were totally destroyed the loss being rs
tnaated at $1,000 which is partially covered by n
surance BY the efforts OF the fremen the bu'd-
ings OF the Yonkers Canoe Club were saved. Tr' ms
on the New-York Central road were delayed for
over an hour Thomas Fearon Is one OF the est
known boat builders in this country end wa at
time well known an oarsman
The Terrace City Bowling Club OF this city. met
and defeated a team from the White Plains i@wl-
ing Club at It's alleys Monday night by core
OF l52O 1901. Some good scores were roied our
ing the game Harmon, OF White Plains. foiied
10: DAILY and Wenz. of the home team, lS2 ara 100
respectively. After the game supper was served
followed by speeches from Captain Harmon D.
Sullivan and Supervisor Chauncey T. secor OF
White Pains: Frank Wenz and Otto Fuhrmarn, OF
this city. Edward J. Food sang, C. ]. Dalton re-
cited and young Joe" Kenny danced jigs ane reels
for the amusement Of the visitors At early hour
this morning the visitors left for their home.
yesterday morning with his arm in sing; II seems
that while a: his foundry late OF Monday after,
fell on his arm breaking IT, He was taker TO St.
Joseph's Hospital, wnere the arm was set -.
brush a SrSn q paHoa w Be hi
ing at the gallery of.@. Palmer East. in 'arbur-
weeks
Fire Commissioner John Foerst. Alderman Iohn II.
as delegates from Holsatia Lodge to th annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge. German nrder OF
Yonkers Is to have another military ba 4. Pro-
fessor scofeld has organized band Of eighteen
partment has offered him the Of It's meeting
room for rehearsals. which viii be held or Tuesday
The public hearing at Manor Hall on Monday
night, on. The ac, 10 Allow me treasure, Of the
moneys direct from the County Treafr sr lasted
Just fifteen minutes Mayor Peene presided. and
Gaul, Garrison. Houston. Kaler. Mooney Skinner
and snther.and Andrew ;; Br9wnell. chairman OF
was there defend the bill but na ore oppos sed
It, the Common Council approved II with unan,-
This afternoon at o'clock the Young woman's
Christian Association will give reception at their
Weir of New-York. who "a to conduct a asbls
s on H Mondss ns By % v:
class taught by Mrs. Edwin r, Holden.
TO the ''n sy sa:
pal. OF the Eleventh Separate Company. of Mount
vernon, which takes place next Wednesday even
Inc Yonkers Electric Light and Power Company
mni az soon as arrangements be perfected
tnat portion OF It's pant now In the Shethar
~ splhdng .h 70 the Copcut Stone Mi where the rest
IA Ausustus Kipp Yesterday approved plans for
g rT@ ana haf story frame cottage at Caryl and
ifSWunston ifS Ws sr. which Charles j. Zubrod, Of No
: rect this spring ' WV ~ "
,sI the womsns institute last nsss x.s 'Ds
& hsi' a ansir The holding OF the social afairs
psror y so. s0rssy they E have essn
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