New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-01
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the front door Of Manor Hall. the home OF the
Yonkers Cuh Will be sold this morning at 70 o'clock
under foreclosure satisfy judgment obtained py
William f. Cochran for Sl1s3s a. The property Is II
North Broadway near AshbIrion-aVe. Inc mort
gage originally covered a somewhat larger plot than
is now occupied by the clubhouse. two parcels OF
land having been sold and ased from the mort
gage The plot which is to be sold has frontage
Of IS feet in Broadway and runs back to depth OF
lis feet The house was built about ten years ago.
and is fitted with all the modern improvements
An invitation tennis tournament will begin this
afternoon on the courts OF the Park fiil country
club at 8 O'Clock The contestants are: Mems sn-
ges-E f. Nlaud against J. T.. Earnskaw. :. i.
Thayer against j. T.. Robertson. +. Leo Hunter
against T.. Getty. F. Nvcn against +. d. Hunter ).
s. Brown against George \. FlagS. Ladies singles
Miss Vidaud against Miss Weller. Miss Hunter.
bye Mems doubes-E. Getty and F. ID. Hunter
against s T. Thayer and J. f. Robertson. Niven
and partner against J. $. Brown and George y.
Flagg. The finals VIII he played on Labor Day On
Tuesday evening the weekly dances of the cluo Will
be resumed. Professor II. II. Gadsby. principal
Of the Yonkers High School returned yesterday
with his wife from the Adrondlcks, where he spent
his vacation. $500 William J. Marshall, lawyer OF
Mount Vernon. and Miss Sarah f. Quirk OF fon-
kers were married Thursday evening at 1870 O'Clock
by the Rev Joseph Alblngcr. Miss Nora Quirk'
sister Of the bride. was the mad ana Nlii," ~
Collins, the best man. Mr.. ana Mrs. MarShai WI
spend their holeymoon at SARATOGA and then take
their residence in Mount ' efnon Al INC
Yonkers Corinthian Yacht club house TINS evening
there Will De a crab and corn feed for the mem
bprs only. new billiard table IS among the recent
acqulsltOns of The club. The annOH.iceiheht
Yesterday OF the appointment by President CIe'e-
land OF j. O. t. Holden. Editor OF The "hkerS
Gazette" postmaster was a surprise 10 te POI a
ticians and a disappointment L. them II WIS CONT
IDENTIFY expected that eX-Alderinan IhohdS i,'yth
would receive the plum" \ large number OF MI.
HOidcns friends called at his Office NesieTdhy, 70
retiring postmaster Is John Penreath; Ills admin
isration of the Office has given EcnerdI lo.,
This afternoon the baseball team OF the punS
Mems Christian Association VIII meet q trtln l'in
the Elk Athletic club Of brooklyn al thcli
In South broadway. Lowcrre. on Labor Day IN"
association team VIII play team from tn ldS'iinr
Field club of Ncw-York city. Previous to ms
game Pastinie club viii play the tiinhur-t cur
Of This CITY The Slavs living In the eastern
mari Of the city have organizcd catholic pars'
TO b. known IS Holy Trinity PARISH. chnI'n
is TO be erected at Walnut-st. and Frankin-aNc ~
will b. Of brick ana cost about >lzVV \ rl'ih''I
ship Of 100 l. claimed 10y the new PARISH. ne cl
tracts for tn. church given ont TINS VIZ
The sessions Of the Sunday-scnool ana thr
Young Peoples Society OF CHRISTIAN hn'raNoi Oh W.,
First Presbyterian Church. which weir discontinue
during the summer months. VIII 10 rrsuhri ~,
morrow The school meets ~ In the forenoon ana
ventions held by th" EoHuhAC'hs III al I.
wards OF the city except the Fourth on nnrNiiy
evening elect delegates - the Assembly 'l,'I..
Assembly and County conventions. ihc IaJ.i,y
man President of the Board ~ Police. l'r SuiIp-
gate ard Cha-'rr prnwn q rising young it'Hu''''h
az The city f1r Assembly. mt 1901.
Tho Gth NcW-York Volunteer beaVNp Mll''l.
Yonters on Labor Day. The business meeting ior
tho election or officers and the transaction OF other
a~ars ~ tho order will Ne hold In the rooms OF
Kitching Post. g. \. r.. at II go a m