New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-21
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Mora than seventy physicians from all parts of
the county attended the meeting OF the west
chester County Medical Society yesterday after-
noon In Manor Hall The meeting was presided
over by DR. Archibald NJ Campbell. DIR. William
NJ Carhart. OF Peekskill, read a paper on Ihe
Importance OF the Early Correction OF Retroactive
Errors OF School Children" and DIR. Charles NC
Bunny OF New-york City read an article on
appendicitis. dinner was aftcrward served !"
Moultrie's After the dinner Mayor Peene spoke
and then Dr. Daniel Lewis president OF the state
Board Of Health. delivered an address on the sub
icct stamping ont Tuberculosis: How 10 Solve
The Problem" Remarks were also heard from
Coroner Banning and DIR. Edward f. Brush oil
Mount Vernon. Among those present were Df
Benedict of New-York City: Drs. Curtis and De
OF White Plains: DR.. Todd. Of Dobbs Ferry Or smith,
OF Tuckahoe: DR.. Pattison. OF Wakefield. Drs. Lewis
and Chapman. of Katonah; DR.. Iiart Of shrub OAK
Drs. Jones O'Bren. Marian. Slate and snoWden
OF Peeksk: Drs Irvine. Parsons. Miner. Collard
Helm and Shehan. OF Sing Sing: Drs. Lewis ana
Peck of New Rochelle: Drs. Lyman. Halls, Der
tine. Dinerar oaks. Granger Jachinsky. Currier
Howe Smith and Green OF Mount Vernon; DIS
Coons Morre. Getty. IIermance Van Nliet Aikiey
Sherman and Kroeber. OF Yonkers The success
of the affair is due DR. +. NJ. Morre. and after
the meeting unanimous v1te sorintv the
oldest in New-York State and was organize" III
The annual meeting of the Yonkcrs Historical
and Library Association was well attended on
Tuesday evening the president me KEY v he
+. Allison. presiding. The reports read ~ my sae
various officers were interesting. and showed INA,
he
that a large number Of books had been added to
the library. The following officers were seci ,ca.
president: Stephen II Thayer. second vice presi-
dent; Charles Philip Easton recordlns ennd,
secretary: Lyman cobb. jr. treasurer, ana pr' u
h Balch. librarian =, ,, cor,orv
better known as the frogs" met for organization
on Tuesday evening and elected Jacob Sieoer,
John l. Pruyn treasurer. one Of the main onJects,
OF this club is TO attend all the paskr' pan a "n
,h. vatItf tia m.
they can. The membership is now m9on. Sn" a
and probably more tim na 'h@ nnnamv team to
Poughkcepsie on February 3. when one OF III, we
interesting games hs srbS % ID De to t take place
hotween the Yonkers soldiers and the 18th separate
Tha YsIs college nasket-ba team will pay the
Yonkers Athletic Association in Yonkers on WASH
Tao pa , Of the Nepperhan Avenue Baptist
Church and his wife We're agreeaply snrpiISe.t ,In
Tuesday evening by visit from the teachers OF the
The Terrace city bowling team won two games
in the Rock tournament last might the second ieam
Of the Young Mems Christian Association WIll DOW
against fiyemsn team from me noul d ' Sn-iav
stitute OF New-York Cry in this city o" '"'""''
The installation of The officers Of Yonkers loiSe
No oc5. K OF p occurred TUESDAY evening; , trps
Grand Chancellor Charles Anderson opber
the Asr ne adanrned e c the
House where dinner served -
mcnt Association the officers OF 1896 were reelected
The basket ball team Of the Young M, an @
will be with the Emanon Club OF New-fork C''y on
Thursday January ~ r, ,.,s
AT the regular meeting Of the Board ~ Irdie; nen
on Tuesday evening Police Commissioner J, Foster
Jenkins spoke I'm relation 10 the new police ac' wAcn
iors of the Yonkers police force and also for the an
pon,ment OF more paromen After con.aerane
were elected as follows: W. 6. McAdoo T. l. r0Wirr'
W + cochran. W r. Edgar. Philip Nerplanck, W H.
potv T. * Martin John Bellows. Alexander Saun-
ders George Raynor. J. W. Oliver and j o. amp
lclI The trustees then elected the following ofncers
= X Martin president John Bellows and Philip
Vcrplanck vice-presidents William II. Doty. treas
rrer and George RaynOr. secretary