New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-15
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

~. xvostcbes,er county Association of the Grand
Army Of the Republic held its annual meeting o"
Wednesday evening in Manor Hall. The attendance
was large The annual election resulted as follows:
George W. Robertson president: John H. jenkins.
v,ce-nresident: Joseph Ferguson. secretary ana
treasurer and Edward ]. Mitchell. marshal The
Executive Committee. consisting OF one memper
from each of the ten posts represented was Sc
lected as follows: b. F. Kempton. George H. DeVoe'
A q Mcneil ]. H. Blake. w. III. Huyler. o. w.
Bassford w Wilson. jr.. f. b. Newman. fooer' u.
Light and q f. Craft. The members then went
10 tho Getty House to attend The eleventh anhua'
dinner Mayor Peene was the FIRST caheu OH 'o' d
speech and he followed by Geherai 'Si'o'
O'Beirne Speeches were also heard from 'he HeV'
Charles e Allison. Colonel Marshall, John Mulligan.
Major Bracket. Colonel Matthew H. E'iS' No'
John c Shots and others.
The series of University Extension lectures U"
European History Since 1875 was brought 10 a
close last evening by Professor William Archoa'u
Dunning. who spoke before far-sized auu'e"'e
mssps Of the AsOnHSn evening TTSs me me S
lowing chiefs were installed Sy p ssppbcm John
s4Snsm Dan senior Gevn Somas
junior sycamore; William Dalton. collector, Of
Doris Chief Of records: S. Dobson. prophet. and j.
The Westchester bowling tournament was con
tinued on Wednesday evening and resulted IN me me
fOowng scores: First gameTeTFry!ow" civ W 7
A. b. c.. 40. Third game-Tarrytown' 49, A. b. -
The Board of Trade will hold its second annual
dinner in the Ammaskassin Clubhouse on Mon
day evening February l. Many guests are v eH
s SSdea t Of S Se PioSs'' anu A'' '>'"
The Board Of Police held a meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon, Commissioners Hicks presiding IN
the absence Of President Silkman- Surgeon Bene-
diets report for December showed that only one
patrolman had been i'll. and that was LOT three
Daniel L. Austin. an old and well-known resident
of Yonkers, died suddenly from heart disease al ms
home in Ode-ave. Wednesday afternoon he was
seyenty-fve years old For the last toTy-l"o years
he had lived near St AndreWs station engage hyea
survive him. he was a hleinpeii, OF tr III
Methodist Church The funeral oi,o be he'd at
The 4th Separate Companys pasket-paii teain
exciting game from the Hugu ;ah Mhe ,ho
presence Of "a large number of enthusiasts flnai
score. to l. ,,,
day evening at a meeting of Clan MacGregor. No.
Jos: Andrew buchanan. chief; duncan buch St
ion CHAPLAIN: Dougal MacDougal. secretary; A; b.
Johnson henchman; Alexander orr, seicschhl'
John Howard. financial secretary; Jonn Ihompsoh'
public and joint installation OF officers Of iitch-
ing Post No co. g. A. X !1nh n psIef Corps no.
2ss will be held at odd Fellows Hall tins evening"
The Fire Commissioners have refused 10 rec ,r
nize the newly elected officers Of Lady Washington
Hose Company No. 2 and have posted ouii ri
10 the effect that the company is suspended. Inns
action was brought about by the company 1etei
nination not to obey the new regulations prohlbt-
ing the drinking of liquors in the ilre mousse, So
The regulations and refused at first TO attend hres
but a truce patched up. Inc acuoh oI , .io
Commissioners In suspendmg laoE ,rn,,iIe % 20
Hose Company. however, may 0""'' INV
Harry Rawcliffe thirty-three years old, died yes
if e Ssd ' been iii since Friday He was popular
singer a member of the Yonkers Corininiah naG i
club and Of the the Gy EuG Boar e wa nd born in
London. England