New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

EONkERS.
The extensive coal pockets of Andrew Archibald
e. Co. Yonkers totally destroyed by 're
earIv Yesterday morning At $3.50 O'Clock Patrol
man George DinsmOre smoke issuing from 'h'
sou,bwest corner of the sheds the gashouse
p,er AT Ashburton-ave He sent in an alarm from
box No 49, When chief Engineer STAN arrived
the fire had gained such Roadway mat gelie'o.
alarm was sent out Eight streams were poured
Oh the burning building. bat all ,he hremen could
do WIS to keep the fire from spreading. In Two
hours II was under control and part of the com
NAMES were sent home. The origin of the IRE Is
mystery, but d theory of incendlarism Is adNan'eu
by many. There were in the pockets at the une
800 tons of coal which - considerably danas'h'
The main loss will fall the Yonkers Coal COM
pany for which Mr.. Archibald is agent but theIe
is annie insurance to cover all loss, both TO the
coal and the pockets the latter owned by MI
Archibald State Deputy David J. Auch-
Inody paid an official visit to Ionkers Lodge
knights of Pythias. on TUESDAY evening ana ea X,
work In the southern part OF the city A sneak
thief got into the home OF Mr.; Hoe al No 10
Cedar Place on Tuesday evening. ana stole
woman's gold watch and 81 in money About
woman. who lives with her sister Mrs Foils. az
No l2i Buena Nista-ave.. was awakened by a man man
fellow drew a revolver. and pointing it at her;
said if she would keep quiet no harm w9ua peiari
driven TO this. All want is some money. Tell me
where there is some and viii take II ana raw
rem, thus assured told the fellow there was money
in the bureau drawer. He went there, ana, takhS
s.. departed silently as ne came me house Was
alarmed, and il found that the Fellow mao
gained an entrance through a window which hdd
been left unfastcned. The house is on side NIL
and Miss WarrenS room was close to the ground
Last winter the home of stephen :. Thayer. IN
the rear Hawthorne-aVe.. was robbed IN snilldr
manner, the thief covering with MS reVoIVer d
Young son of Mr.. Tn Iyer whose room ne was
robbing Miss Warren able to give the police
a good description of the man. ana CAPTAIN MallEll
Is hS OF PhSdepha and Miss Elizabeth Rutherford
were married Tuesday evening at the nome OF
the brides parents. No. 30 Ashburton-aNe by the
Rev George X. Cutting. pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. Mss Rlanch stewart, OF
New-York CITY. maid of honor, and Ole B9ll
Granci of Philadelphia. hest man Among the
guests were Mrs y. Stewart. Mrs. T. T. flniey'
Mrs 4 Perry. Miss Jennie Mills and Miss Ada
Todd of New-York city; Miss Watts. Of Baltimore;
Miss Massino of Catskill. and Mr.. and Mrs Mayer
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and Mr. and Mrs Crummie
of Brooklyn. At special meeting OF the
Board of Education on Tuesday night 1ids were
opened for the construction of the new pubic School
at Prospect and Clinton SITS. These AWARDS were
made: For the carpenter work. Van Steenberg q
Kipp, s0.740: mason work. J. c. Campbell. j., SlS-
10 The plumbing and painting went TO T. t.
Donoghue and the YOnkers Painting and Decorating
Company, al sums less than $1,000