New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

River expedition and tie storning or Port Hudson.
He was breveted major for gallant conduct at
Port Hudson In October, 1896. colonel E'l@ came
to Yonkers. and has since been closely ident'h"d
with its growth and interests. lie %as Corporation
Counse' at the time the village became ciy.
and drew NJ It's first charter. He was for four
years City Judge and introduced many new ideas
about the cement Of the court For many
years Ne president or the Board al Education
Of School District No. and when the districts
were consolidated he became the Ars' virc-pF"s'-
deaf OF the board. He is at present Depart
ment Commander John &. Shotts's ch"' o. S'a"
Alfred D. HYDE OF NO So Grcene-avc. Brooklyn
has begun the erection at Cedar knoh OF a '""-
story frame cottage. TO cost about $.ah stephen
F. Hyde has also broken ground for cottage
near Mr. HYDE which will cost when completed
about 1850 Three churches now in course OF
erection here The Holy Trinity church. which 'he
Savs are building. al No. 52 Wanu'- 81. VIII cost
! $4,000; St Peters church al Riverfale-aV" ana
| Ludlow-st Will cost So ooo. and the First Re
formed Church. in South Broadway near HUDSON
ST, is to be OF brownstone. and vii cost <""'
William Gibson is building two cottages At on
! kers Park. : number Of nc~ streets nave h"'h
laid out there lately. and force OF MY men are
at work grading them.
The residents Of East YonkcTs are trying to So
cure an afternoon mail 10 New-Nork city. ana pc
titions arc receiving large number Or signatures
II is propose that the mail be made ny al III"
Tuckahoe Postonce. which Is the nearest point 81
service
The Workers Lawn Tennis cub will open its
social season on Tuesday evening. october a.
with a cotillon. ana win follow it with second
on Thanksgiving eve. and third on IN" evening
Of Thursday. January B. 1885. The patron"ss"s
are Mrs. William +. Cochran Mrs John Ken
drick Bangs Mrs. William r. Innis. Mrs. John
Reid and Mrs J. @ A. Johnson. John Keulrick
/ Bangs the president Of the club, Walter +. ilodg
| man Arson Baldwin. stephen X. Reed Nathaniel
/ j.. Lancaster and ~. Percy Douglas compose IN"
committee having charge of the affairs
The second monthly dance ~ tn" Parkhll coun-
try Club held the dubious" Thursday
evening and was. like thc previous one. largely
attended. The dance preceded by an hour
Of "Mirth and Magic" by Hugh Emmett and
Elmer T. Ransom, of New-York city. Inc even
! ing's pleasure under the care Of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Dcyo Mr. and Mrs \ s. Brownc!l
| Miss Bashford Miss Humason. J. Stanford
/ Brown George 4. Fagg =. y. Getty ana Thomas
Smith
The evening classes in mechanical and archi-
tectural drawing. At the High School. which
proved such an attraction and benefit TO tho
/ young mechanics Of the city last winter wcr"
started again this week with much larger at
/ tendance. Tn" classes are in charge of G. G..
/ Chapman and Leslie Sutherland
The report Of Hollywood Inn for the past six
months which has jus, been issued. shows that
+ 1856 persons have used The rooms since IT." last
report. Tho average daily Attendance has been
seventy-four The Inn is conducted by the
brotherhood Of s. Andrew Of 81. Johns Episco-
pal Church of which the Rev. James +. Freeman
rs president.
An interesting debate took place last week at
Youhs sf Mes 'u Aux III Of th r Church anG the
Guild Of 81. Pauls Episcopal church, on he rcla,
Rich and Alexander Benne.t. Of he Auxiliary,
favored electricity. whilc Edward FORSYTH and
debate finally decided in favor OF steam
The ,nird and deeldins game OF baseball in the
ana the OAK Ridge nnc Of Riyerd4le. was played
last Saturday at the grounds Of the Young Men =
Christian Association at Lowerre The game was
caiied al tho end u the eighth inning account ~
darkness. the score being to Z IN favor Of the
a number Of football enthusiasts in this ely
Gers are: John + Hart president Thomas ~ See
secretary; r. j. kcnahan, treasurer; ". A. Wash.
secured the Young ' Mems Ghrsuan As.ociaon
grounds al Lowerre for games. Matches VIII BE-
taking place to-day with the Hamilton Athletic
club Of BROOKLYN The membership Is hmiici TO
Invitations are out for the wedding u william Is.
Crane OF New-York City. and Miss MAJ Mlngn,
Yonkers police force, to take place on MonIay.
Norman yelteh Of Yonker: ana Mss Em ma
home OF the bride. in summer-ave., on Wednesday
evening. October 81.
Chung T. Nam and Chung Yet Sing the only nat
uralized Chinese citizens OF Yonkers sailed on Mon
day afternoon for their native land, to be gone
Mr. and Mrs James X. Brevoort and Waiter w.
Law have returned from Europe
George H. TiilOtsOn. who recently elected
District Deputy Grand Master for the southern as
trict Of Westminster County. Is one Of ionkcfs' :
oldest odd Fellows having entered the order in
1863 and being Of the charter members Of Pail
SADIE Lodge He f. Quartermastero Of the ith Separate
Company, y. c. :. y. y. Free Mason and mem
Der Of the Exempt Firemens Association.
T. Irving Forsyth. OF this city, AMI Miss Elizabeth
Stewart OF New-YOrk CRY were married on
"Wednesday at the home Of the brides parents, at
No. l30 West Sixty-third-st.. nv The Rev. -. l..
I.orenZ. After n two weeks wedding trip. MIR ana
Mrs. Forsyth Will take up their residence In this
city.
John Keeier. cashier OF the Citizens National
Bank. entertained a number OF friends at his home
in Warburton-ave.. Wednesday evening.
Captain John Mangn. OF the Yonkers police force.
completed on Friday the thirtyfourth year OF active
service a policeman.
hENSTCO.