New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Yesterday wa. "Chlldreh's Day. at several VI
the Yonkcr, churches. ~ tho First Methodist and
Central Methodist there were appropriate eAe'''''
In the morning BY the children OF the H"hu"' ~
At the First Presbyterian Cturch IN Inc ho'nlhe '"e
main body OF the church and chairs on tle Pi"io'"
were occupied by the children oil the snhdas -sohoo vi
the church and OF Emmanuel Chapel There were
Interesting exercises By the children and an ADDRESS
by the pastor the Rev. pr Reii. Al the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN Church the annual children service
was held In the morning. The subject WAS Inc
sabbath" and the primary school had an eAeIciSe'
sabbath Bells which was Interesting lhcre "er"
Interesting chndrens exercises also at the Daysprins
proshvter,an chnrch . The Rev. DR.. james
Eixby arrived home from Chicago on saturday ana
occupied the pulpit OF the Unitarian Church ycser
day. The Nepperhan Avenue Baptrt Church heiu All
interesting open air service Yesterday morning OH
the bank o., the Hudson. and several candidates were
bontized in the river. . "Noices From the
Saratoya Missionary Congress- was the subject OF the
sunday evening meeting at The Westminster Presby
tcrian Church. and addresses were made by the
pastor and Walter Thomas. since the oP"
Ing OF the electric road to Monnt Vernon one oil 'he
stage lines has been taken on, ana inc other VIII
soon be disc ,nt.nued. Tho first OF these stage lines
was begun about twenty years ago by Mr. Blouh'
Later william Van Arsdale established a competing
line and the Blount lire discontinued. III
December 1887, Tony Valentine started llne ana
the Valentine and Van Arsdale lines. running TWO
stages each, continued until last week, when the
Valentine line was given up. and the other VIII soon
be abandoned. PrOtectoh ENGINE N""P"''S
celebrated its fortirth anniversary on saturday night
with an informal reception TO active and honorary
members the engineers and other Invited guests.
The programme included q musical ENTERTAINMENT
and the festivities wound up at midnight Win
supper. Mrs Nancy ooeil "afihs' "'uo"
OF Jarvis A. Warng, died on saturday NJ her nome
in Ashburion Place. She was eighty iOnr years ola
and one OF the Oldest residents OF Yonkers she was
the mother OF Oscar Waring, Mrs. Walter IL. Pad
dock Mrs. John W. Rockwell. Mrs Wilbur +. Wash
burn and Mrs. ID. f.. Newell. Mrs. WaI1ng was
widely known and esteemed. Her funeral VIII be
held tomorrow. The Rev. W. Arm"gc
Eeardslcy OF the Parkhill Reformed Church. occupied
his pulpit yesterday after an absence OF five weeks
. There viii be- concert NJ Tie nome oi
Charles X. DusenbuIy the evening 81 Friday June
Johns Church Tuckahoe. Miss Maud Morgan, the
harplst of Ncw-Nork, will be assisted by the N1Vclo
Quartet, Of YOnkcrs, and by william IL; ioIu
Violnisi The children OF the >unday-sc OF inc
church Will hold fair for the purpose OF raising
funds for the same object on Thursday, June L. at
Henry NJ. Underhlrs.
There will be q stated meeting OF the Common
Council tonight. The meeting will have good
deal OF important business 10 transact. The paving
order will como up for passage on ITS hnnl stag,
and II l. expected that despite some signs Of opposi
ton that have been shown the order VIII pass SUB
stantally rs recommended by Commissioner of PuD
lie Works Cooper. The question OF making some
final disposition OF the ashes and garbage contract
will also come up.