New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-03
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VE.STCHESTER COUNTY.
YOEEERS.

The Fraternity Of the 9Th Ieavy Artillery will hold
s annual reunion IN this city today. AT 1913 o'clock
I'm the forenoon the members OF kitchng Post ana
a deega ton from the fraternity as color guar''
will march to the High School Building and there
take the battlc-nag. which is kept in handsome
case the public library. 1t will be taken 10 the
rooms Of Kitching Post. where the business meet
ing will he held at II: 80 o'clock Afterward. with
the most as escort the fraternity will march 10
the armory OF the 4th Separate Company, y. o.
s ~ Y. at Waverly and Maple SITS. There the
visitors will be the guests of the post. and an cao-
crate dinner will be served. Many prominent
sneakers are expected and the reunion, it is be-
eved will be the largest and most successful ever
held Major Frederic Shonnard, president OF the
BOARD of Education of Yonkers and a member OF
the fraternity. IA chairman Of the Committee OF
Entertainment He has the assistance OF Augustus
Kipp commander of Kiching Post.
The annual regatta OF the Palisade Boat Club VIII
take place this afternoon at o'clock. tn" course
will be one mile from the clubhouse south. except
for the senior singles and til. fouT-oared gigs
which VIII he "A mile and half. The races ana
entries are: Junior singles. T.. 3echet r. IL;
Coles and J. +. Humason. Invitation tour-oar'u
6rlcl Reevs f.. Martin. stroke: 9. H. Steginin'
coxswain; Dauntese F. a. Tierney, r " IeTdrf'
coxswain; ATLANTA. ii. ii. WotherspQon H.. rem
stevcr. q. II. Smith. f. r. Cunningham. s,rofe'
F. Champlin Dewitt Peil II B rolen, stroke; ~;
Rhodes coxswain. Senior singi" ;; r. maS E,ii
and Edward Martin. jr. Four-oaTed smell hai anu
cap-E X. Coles. J. H. HumasoT. W r. 'arI,rnocr'
q e Bechet. stroke; in the otto Charles +. ,,u'i
skinner stroke. in the Columbia; Charles = Mars
den. Ir.. Edwin Il: Holden. Gabriel Res SmI
George b. skinner and G.. Il. Bechet IN the TSby:
+. r. Coles and =. Hayward: in the Harry XXI, bGH'
Eight-oared shells-,;eorge b. skinner Charts r
Hr& 4nansr & YSSk E4" GaGr T1S Il
Keller Jr.. stroke; Thomas k@Hhrr' - .pn =
the cTgsse%t C. NJ ;ec SSnaTer stahnecSer G
G. p Marsden jr p r Getty r. rernG s,rok kr
q. H. stcgmnn. coxsTain IN me O Sinn, coIss
George i. Brendnge +. O. Carpenter lr' t Franz
Weldon G. Irving Belknap ,hn yroisse *
Il. Peet Of the Network Athletic Ilup WI rb W.
steamer Caroline a. Peene VIII carry IN" rb
of the club and their friends over the course, m ~,
prizes VIII be presented to ths T %nn" g foiow
Mayor ana Mrs. John g. Peene and FRANK I.
Holder president OF hG bs We win start this
morning for Maine. where they VIII SPe"' WV
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Excise
which should be held this evening has peeh IOI,,,
pponts for n license 10 be heard will be Christopher
Coyne OF Mountaineer Gr9ve mr. sn , is
as IL is alleged that the grounds are NOT run III
gan dedicated the Greek Catholic Church OF ~.
Nicholas at ASH and oak ss. me ArCno'S ~, Ill,
sS lev ~ W Ing. Of St Joscphs Church Yon
kers and the Rev. J. j. McNamee ~ Noun! -
Vincent Vicar-Gen"ral Canaht. OF fafealc, - .,
nreoche1 IN Greek and after the sermon turned 20
he Archbshop and clergy. welcoming ana ihAhk-
The councils OF the Catholic benevolent Legion
OF New-York Ciiy and Westchester tounig nadr d"
yis, TO the new st. Joseph's Theological seminar
nov in the course OF construction, on valentine
I'M DunwooI!e About 1000 members OF IN. Legion
from New York Morrisania. Fordham' nonk'rt
Mount Vernon. New Rochelle and lorkVllie Wtr"
present and there were AT least 3'h people from
he various catholic churches the grounds. Arch
nIshop Corrigan addressed the members VI the
Legion.