New-York tribune., 1896-07-22
BROADWAY. COR 31ST ST
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


| Since the dog-catchers handed their designations
| to the City Clerk about week ago. the dos HUI
sance has increased It Is estimated that there arc
in the city about 1900 2o0D Of these animals ony
about a hundred are licensed. and second attempt
was begun yesterday TO rid the city OF those ooes
found astray in the streets. The not weather mus
come and the city officials believe that. taken In
time n great deal Of annoyance will be prevented
Yesterday Mayor Peene appointed Henry OTIS. VIII
lam Cameron and Lawrence Durney as dog
catchers and these men to be under the drec-
tion of Henry w. Woodlcy, OF No. S2 East one-
hundred n nd sixty hrst-st.. New-fork CRY. MI
Woodley Is going to work in systematic manner.
lie has been made a special policeman. Sergeant
| McIaughlin administering the oath In the AFTER
noon II is.understood 10 be Mr.. Woodcys nten-
ton 10 start out with wagon upon which there Is
cage and with his assistants seise every oos 'ha'
is unlawflIy in the street. 1t Is believed that few
dog owners are aware Of just what the dog ordi-
nance is or they would be more careful with their
pets The ordinance provides that every person
having a dog must take out a license. which eX-
pires on March in each year. The dog so licensed
must when in the street be held secured by cord'
rope or chain of not less than four feet long put
the owner, in his option may use instead mu@|e'
so constructed to prevent the dog from bitns'
and hereafter no dog unlicensed or licensed shall
be allowed 10 run at large the street. and II any
dog shall be found running at large the owner
shall be subject to a penalty OF s. That Is the SUBJ
stance of the ordinance which The Tribunes repre-
sentative was Informed yesterday Is now In iorce
in the city Were 1t enforced to the letter. mere re
would either be great increase IN the rrceipts oa
City Treasurer Getty there would be less doRs
in the streets The majory OF the ne rsoPle or which, S
Mr. Woodley is about to undertake and ne Is worn- @
ns uq6sf 6a oss ss at a large ie in the in July and
August may be taken to the pound by the dog
Secretary Haskett. of the Young MEMS Christian
Association. is planning to make each OF me satur %
of interest to the young men of the city II is felt
that perhaps many men would avail themseives , ives
Of the ADVANTAGES Of the association were they bet
ter acquainted with what they really are Inc
whole building on these occasions Is open ana tme
where the bowling alleys and baths are 70 the TOP
moor where ARE 6e oT nrh sa
Of this week Professor Henry p Van Lew. VINO for
Sona Of bdnr ne" Chosen president Of the first All
night Rescue Band in New-York City viii relate
Professor Van Lew will also show 100 views. No
charge for admission Will be mace, ana genera M
tended by Mr.. Haskett. Those so disposed may
leave Offering after the entertainment Is I'M
The Fourth of July Celebration Committee has
not been able to close It's labors for the year, owing
TO the fact that some of the subscribers have as
Yet failed to send IN their contributions. A meet
Another meeting has been called for next Monday
evening at which time it is hoped that affairs
will be in shape to make maj report 10 'he
general committee. , ,n,,
The semi-annual meeting of the % Yonkers r, Building
and Loan Association held last night ana
report submitted of the business from January l
A number Of outings planned for tomorrow
The b & Bowling Club Will 90 TO city Island IN
stages and spend the day there. In the evening
The Yonkcrs Bicycle Club and Yonkers Council
OF American Workmen will have moonlight ex-
| cursions There will also be lawn party at the
grounds of Mr. Kerr. No 100 Hiehlandl,aye from ON
| evening in aid of ST. Andrews Memorial Church
| Yielding to the request OF large numncr OK
persons who desired earlier train TO New YORK
in the morning than the 6:27, the officials OF thc
Hudson River Railroad have consented TO stop the
express arriving here at 6:l2 n. m.
Edwin A. Quick & Son. Of this city haye e }ust
finished plans for a house which Frank A Condon,
secretary OF the Peoples Line of Steamers. Is 10
build at Maple and Storm sts. Dobbs Ferry Ihe
house is TO he OF wood, two and one-half stories
high thirty by forty feet. 1t will cost about svv
An important meeting of John e. shotts lamp
No Sons OF Veterans. has been called Tor TO-
| morrow evening at It's headquarters In the Grant
Budns CaP,an nr rensan bn mas presen "
| Professor A. V. ". Jackson. OF Columbia Coliege'
! and president OF the YonkerS Society Tor IniNer-
sity Extension, has engaged passage for Europe on
| the steamer Spree. which sails on Saturday