New-York tribune., 1896-04-09
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
Y0NKERS.

JONhEHS
4 Captain John /. Pruyn. of the 4th Separate
Company. N. G. 8. N. T., has received from IN
General Frederick c. McLewee his report OF
the inspection Of the company, in which he says:
with 100 per cent present for inspection and mus
ter. this company presented an appearance re-
markable to extreme degree, everything oe"s
perfect: and 1t is an organization exceed by none
and equaed by few In the State in this particular.
The drill which followed the inspection was excel
lent throughout: all officers competent and non-com-
mssioned officers bright and intelligent Loading
and firing again strong feature In this company.
All extra property in good condition and well cared
for
The pupils Of the High School will present at
Music Hall this evening Frederick III. Governs can
tata THE Rose Maiden" under the direction of
William c. Hon, director Of music In the puohc
schools. They will have the assistance OF MIS-. "er-
rit Smith. soprano; Miss Dorothy Humbert, con-
traito: William Dennison, tenor; Luther Gale Aieh'
bafytone. and Frank L. Gilbert. accompanst. The
proceeds will be used In beautlfying the study nall
at the High School A large number Of tickets have
been sold. insurng its financial success
A delegation from Yonkers Lodge knights OF
Pythias, will go Sing Sing in a special car 10
morrow evening to institute Weskora Lodge OF
that place. The new lodge has thirty-eight men,
bers and the institution will be conducted by Charles
J.. Anderson, of this city, district deputy.
Two parcels of land in the partition suit of John
p Shannon against Margaret Pentz and others
were sold at auction yesterday at the front door
of Manor Hall by Francis ID. Dowley. referee. Mr..
Shannon purchased the first plot. consisting OF a
brick building at North Broadway and Ashburton-
ave. JOxiOO for $4,000 The second plot. consisting
of dwelling and stables and about three and one
half acres of land. after brisk competition, was
sold to George X. Bunker for s7.7O0
A handicap pool tournament will open this evening
at the rooms of the Leo Association in Getty
Square, There are twenty-eight entries. The COM
mittee conducting 1t is composed of Joseph . Brlen
d. A. Cooper William j. Rowan. James McEnroe
d. J. Casey James c. Renshaw and Thomas p
Rowan.
Mrs. Moshier's Circle OF Kings Daughters of
Christ Church gave entertainment on Tuesday
evening. in the Parish House, In aid of two poor
children. Among those who took part were Miss
Thomson, Miss Aulenbacker. Miss Celia Mackay
Miss Carrie Bates, Miss Fannie Watson. Miss Anna
Roshing, Miss Lizzie Bruce Miss SILL the Misses
Malone and Zettertrom and George Bates
The staff of the Yonkers District OF the Prudential
evening in the hall of the Teutona Society in Buena
Vista-ave. Joseph Campbell. steward OF the CITY
Club. will serve it, and covers will be laid for about
fifty
Haus anne m sonh by the Of
Yonkers Athletic Association for George Burr;
matchmaker for the association lie was presented
with handsome charm.
+. d. Garfield, vestryman of st. Andrews Me-
N d oT on the R aes
Freeman rector of the church, who sails for Europe
on Saturday.
sale in aid of the German Lutheran Church
will be held this afternoon and evening at the home
of Mrs Johr Eylers in Riverdale-ave.
The Free Circulating Library. at No. 222 River
dale-ave., has received gift of 100 volumes from
generous friend
Captain John Mangin. of the Yonkers police. re-
ceived a letter from Chief Murphy, OF Jersey City,
yesterday inclosing coupon found on a drowned
man. The dead man wore black clothes
sack coat. white shirt and had low-cut shoes.
Chief Murphy says watchman heard splash. and
found derby hat near the body. He thinks the
committed suicide Benjamin Weinberg,
drygoods merchant. of No. 10 Muford-st.. has been
missing since Saturday, and his sons fear this may
be their father Mr. Weinberg left his home ostensi-
Man-st. He great sufferer with rheumatism.
and being unable to attend 10 business. became
melancholy. The coupon found on the suicide is
that given out by L. j. Schlesinger
druggist in Ashburton-ave. where Mr.. Weinberg
purchased drugs. Charles Weinberg left here to-
night for Jersey City.
The announcement in the local press that Patrol
man John Henry Healy OF the Yonkers police force
and Mrs Nora OBrien, a fashionable dressmaker
OF this city. to be married last night at st.
Joseph's Catholic Church. in Ashburton-ave.. drew
throng OF friends and relatives OF the couple to
witness the ceremony. At the appointed hour friends
who awaited the coming of the bridal party camored
for admission. The priests. who had not been APP
announced that the whole affair cruel hoax
The crowd dispersed with many msgvings. The
couple are much chagrined. and in explanation say
that they at loss to know who could have
made the announcement. they had not yet de-
termined date for the wedding