New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
SIXTH AVENUE
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Joseph F. DAILY as referee, yesterday forenoon soo
AZ nublic auction at the front door OF Manor nan 'he
pronerty of the Yonkers CLUB AT NO 40 '>o'' u
broadway consisting of handsome clubhouse anu
a plot of ground IS by lis feet Theodore fHch' d
trustee Of the club and Hampton d. Ewing oil the
6rr, ~ Ewing Whitman & Ewing. OF w-iork
C;,v renresenting the mortgage William r Coch-
ran we're the only bidders Mr. Ewing sta''eu 'le
sale with bid of $4,000 and the TWO men iaiS.i
one another till Mr. Fitch had pa N4''VV WI
Ewing hid sl49JO and secured the property LOT MS
Client The mortgage held by Mr. cochran "l'ou''''
n s,5 e2e "a To-day there will be grand rally
a. the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Churcn' III
New Main-st. with special services morhins' ai'e
noon End evening At O clock IN the ihoril'"S '''
will he a love feast conducted by the pastor ioi-
lowed by preaching at half-past 10 ~ me ~
George II. Morse. Of Nyack. AT hah-past !" 'Iv
afternoon there will be communion service anu
preaching by the Rev. J. H. Accooe OF New
At o'oock there will be preaching by me rev ~,
Jacob Thomas of New-Rochele. Inc pastor wiz
nro,cb At 7:i5 in the evening The rally IS he-d ioi
he nurnose of raising 800 toward paying me pu'
chase money for d parsonage. Ihe rev A'eN
sn5cr T. Carver rector of 81. Johns EpscopaI
Caurch returned from Europe Yesterday ana WI"
resume MS pulpit to-day Great preparations
have been made toward handling the immense
crowds cxpectel In the city to-day on the occasion
of the visit Of Archbishop Cor:igan to onKeIs. AZ
10 O'Clock in the morning he will delicate the "'erh
Catholic Church, In Assist. and at O'CLOCK III ''e
aftarne on viii meet .he Newfork cry Nouhcli9 "a
the Catholic Eerevola1t Legion. Captain ManSin Oh
the Workers police will have twenty-five men IN UNI
form and several detectives in and about the semi
nary grounds The electric road VIII put All tHe
available oars on the Mount Vernon line' "hich
runs near the seminary which the Legion IS 70 ViS'
James NJ Smith. FOR many years chiei ceHA IL
TIE Manor Hail Pharmacy at Warburton-aFe anu
Deck-st has purchased store at Co.nwah-oh-'ne
Hudson and viii open 1t on Labor Day. \ ue'c-
CATION of twenty-five members Of Hudson Hose
Company OF this city will go 10 Melro-e to-norro"
and participate in the festivities there ana me
parade They viii be the guests oil Merose r.iihiT
COMPANY No :. Bricklayors ana i'.dHtei ~
Union Of Yonkers Will have parade ana c.dHinan
on labor Day. The parade viii move al CLOCK "a
the morning from WG-burton-ave ana DocK-sC, anu
a march wall b, had through the prAGl9dl s'''eIS;;
LANES Meehan will &C; marshal his ans VIII
be Patrick Berry. Lewis Allen Henry Ban, Niindn'
Towers Frank LAZY. George Kelly. MchaeI buIhr,
oscar Zetterstrom ana John Larkins. Aiter ,he
parade the c.ambake Will be he'd at the saw MN
River Park. The deacon" OF the ~ a W.,
Avenue Baptist Church have been instructed 10 max
an effort 10 secure the services OF GYPSY smith 10
hold a series of revival meetings on or about sep
TENDER 10 the church An immense piIe-II
Is al work at the foot Of Ashburton-ave slhhins
nine;y-foot pies for the foundation or the ihrise
grain elevator which Andrew Deyo mas begun 70
erect there. The plies have all beer driven lor tne
coal pockets Of the YOnkers Coal company AZ Mdih-
ST. The pockets will have capacity OF SUN 'ois'