New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Bricklayers and Plasterers Union No. 22 or
Yonkers was the only labor organization that Cd
served Labor Day in this city by a parade AL III
O'Clock in the morning the union left It's heau-
quarters ir Warburton near Wells-ave' ana
preceded by a band of music made a parade
through the principal streets. then proceeded 10
STEMS Sawrn River Park, where a clambake
was enjoyed. Speeches were made by Alderman
Leslie Sutherland, John Mechan. James w. Prem
dergast and others. The union is now IN the
eighth year Of its existence The good feeling De-
tween the contractors and the union was SHOWN
by many Of the employers having their houses
along the line of march decorated VIII
lam Campbell, of Alpine on the Jersey shore OPP
posite Yonkers. died on Monday afternoon from
heart disease. He brother of John C.
Campbell, of Yonkers and was seventy three years
old About SIX weeks ago, while on a visit 10 MS
brother in Walkers, he stricken in the street
He never fully recovered from the attack =
Little Jessie Leinhart, ten years Old. of Jersey
City Heights. broke plate-Slass window In the
drygoods store Of G. r.. Culver at Nos. ) and :
Main-st. Monday night. She is on visit TO
her uncle. William Mayer. of No. Main-st She
was swinging awning rope in front of the
door when both feet crashed through the win
dow. 1t will $40 to replace 1t. Joseph
Adams. who played in the Crazy Lot at the
Music Hail on Monday evening. received hand
some charm in the progress OF the play When
near the close of the first act delegation from
Holly Lodge, No. S26, Knights of Pythias. New
York City, Of which the actor is a member APP
preached the orchestra. J. A. began. of No 81
Thrd-ave.. made the presentation speech. MI Al
ans replied briefly. In the delegation were Charles
Stewart. Thomas \. Mahoney, Clarence fairnlan
Martin kiey. Albert Morgan and James *. SAWS.
a number OF local knights took part in the IN
formal spread at the end of the play. -:
Theodore Cox. president Of the Republican club
OF Yonkers, has invited the presidents OF the clubs
In the county to meet him at his home. NO 3
Buena Nsta-ave.. Thursday evening for the
purpose of forming a Westchester County League.
The first platoon of the Yonkers police force
and the members OF Hudson Hose Company. OF
the Yonkers Fire Department. have arranged a
game OF baseball for Friday afternoon. 1t Will
take place at the grounds of the Young Mems
Christian Association lowerre at y. m
Roundsman Richard r. Wilcox is the manager
Patrolman Dinsmore is captain of the police team
and Miller of the fremen. on Monday the
tennis tournament of the Parkhill Country club
which began on Saturday came TO an end. except
the finals in the women's singles. which were
postponed. The results were: Mems doubles-Thay-
and Robertson beat Hunter and Getty. ISL
Hunter and Getty beat Brown and Flag, 72-6i
Womens singles-Miss Nidaud beat Miss Huma
son. PSI. :. John J. Broderick, president of
the Common Council. is acting as Mayor of the
city in the absence of Mayor Peene who has gone
10 Maine a. X Shipman and Miss Regina
Knapper. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank KNAPP
per- will be married this evening al Christ Church.
A. F. Colby. fifteen years old. whose father was
summer resident AT Pelham. was run down by the
Starn steamer sam Sloan near Glen Island on
Monday His boat sWamped, but the boy was
saved and was not hurt