New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONK Frs.

Deparime., Comrnan aer John G. Shots and As-
sisrani Quarierms-'er Edward J. Mitchell oi
Yonkers returned yesterday from a vst % 'ra"'
Army pos;s IN the western par; Of 'he S'"te. I"'S
.eft Yonkers on Monday last and reached Hjr'c'"c
on Tuesday They next stopped AZ Penn Van. and
were present a. Grand Army Day at keuka Col
lege on Lake Keuka which is five mites from the
city on Wednesday Rochester was visited ana me
reunion a, Charlotte. on Lake ontario. was al
tended. on THURSDAY they were present a "''
Silver Lake Assembly N Wyoming county y"
Friday Secretary Of State John Palmer Joined me
party and with them attended meeting ot me
Allegheny Association at Bclfas;. Light bat
terry X OF Fort Hamilton. passed through ihis c'N
abou, noon yesterday on their march from the state
camp their quarters al the fort FIRST Lieutenant
Flanagan and Second Lieutenant Sno" preceded
them and bought quantity OF supplies TO b" used
az the camp a, Van CortanIt Park. wnere '"e
battery camped last night A number OF i0nkers
peop.e went the park In the afternoon 10 See
them . On Friday the annual outing OF me
Yonkers Bowling cub was held at CRY Island
Twenty eight members left the alleys N me morning
In stages. After breakfast at the ISLAND the mar
rled men capitalized by r. Irvine played game OF
bail with the sngie men, ciptained by RA'pn
Barnes and were defeated by score OF - 10 -
DR. Futon. OF Kngsbridge. won the l"-yaTd dash.
A shore dinner was enjoyed IN the afternoon Inc
party returned at 10 0 clock In the evening
in the southern part OF the city has written Mayor
Pecne Offering two pieces Of property wa!ch ne -
public parks virtua.y nominal terms one po,
is at Hawthorne-ave. and Culver ct. and contains
about four acres The other plot Is al No. so
Kiverdale extending TO LylnssionaVe. ana
also nfty feet IN width. along Livngston-ave: to
Rad ford and contains about m acre anu a mar
Mr. Ludlow a.s0 offers 10 throw open the private
roadway known as ''BecchwOod Terrace, running
from Hawthorne-ave. TO Fairfield road. THIS ROAD.
way Is eighty feet wide and has a double row OF
tall trees Alr Ludlow has ordered benches To De
made and placed there for the use OF the pubic
The OFFER OF MIR. Ludlow VIII d. acted on at si'"-
ciaI meeting Of the Common Council tomorrow
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money Yonkers peop,e under ne giise 81
being A member Of the Country CUB, OF NcStchester
He ca led at the home Of Dr. George Flagg, IN
South Broadway. and introducing himself az Waiter
game OF polo the club that afternoon ana hnd
left his money In his other clothes. IL succeeded
in obtaining a temporary Joan from the Doctor
He worked the story on severa. other people before
plainly dressed The firm OF James ana
George Stewart. masons and builders have been
forced make an assignment For over twenty
ave years they have been IN business in the city.
and have bu.li some OF the finest residences here.
John w Alexander IL the assignee. The
Social Christian Workers spent the afternoon and
evening Friday at the home Of Sterling F. Hayward
brilliantly Illuminated. At oc.ock in the evening
Rothlng Miss Lou Read. Miss Inez Matthews
M,s 5Shs t eSrss Se cnaes M @
DR.. William +, Ketcham. the Messrs. Schmecken-
becker Frederick Walsh Mr.. Burroughs and the
Rev. Charles f Allison took part DR.
New-York: Or. T.. c. l,abcock. OF New-York. and
Charles W. Kngsbury have started from Yonken
for a ten days blcyce Trip through the upper part
Of the State. At the a, Palisade Boat Cub
SON was gwen. Pound OF New-York. furnished the
music There was large attendance.