New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
rs FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the meeting Of the Board of Representatives Of
the Yonkcrs Fire Department. held on Thursday
evening al the house OF Protection Engine Com
pany. the following nominations OF officers to be
elected at the biennial election of the Fire Depart
ment Monday evening, September H. were flied by
the different companies: For chief engneer-Charles
Stahl Of Hudson Hose James J. Browne. OF city
Hose: James McViclr of Lady Washington Hose
For first assistant-Thomas Mulcahey, Of Protection
Engine Company. For second assistant-William
Hallam. Of Moun,ainecr Engine Company: John j.
Shannon. Of Houston Hose Joshua Sauders. Of Lady
Washington: James j. Kearns. jr. Of Columbia
Hook and Ladder Company. For tieasurer-Henry
VI. Anderson. of Irving Hose Company. on
Thursday evening the representatives, Of five OF the
Young Mems Republican clubs of the county met al
the home of Theodore Cox. president of the lonKerS
club at No 80 Buena Nista-ave.. and perfected the
preliminary arrangements for the organization OF a
Westchester County Republican League. \ commit
tee of which Ny. Cox was made chairman was
appointed TO take charge OF the temporary orgahla-
ton 4 call vas issued, asking the several clubs OF
the county to send a delegate 10 a meeting to be
held in Yonkers on September 20 to further the
project. etter read from Bradford Rhodes. In
dorsing the movement and promising support
This afternoon Mt O'Clock the Westminster cycling
League will hold wO-nle and hve-mile bicycle races
over the Saw Mill River Road course in Nonkors.
The start and finish will be near the gate of OAK
land Cemetery. The prizes gold medals for first
in each race. The second prizes racing
saddle for the two-ni,e and a silver cracker jar
for the fve-me. The latter has third prize
In the shape of cane Among the entries are
George Wheeler of Mount Vernon: ]. w. Dawson, OF
the Washington Whcclmen; William Prescott OF
Tarrytown; r f. Dunn, of Hastings; J. lie Count
Harry Howard. r Kingsley. J. VI. Perey and
George Engel, of New Rochelle, and {. 5. Burnham
of Yonkers Michael IAsc, Italian. of No $50
Grand-st., Hoboken. and wanted there for felonous
assault John Pilieoso, his neighbor, living next
door. arrested in Nonkers late on THURSDAY
night by Pajr0lmon Carroll and MCGOWAN on a war
issued by the Recorder OF the city of ioboken
He is locked up, awaiting requisition papers from
New-Jersey. Charles Philip Edston. president OF
the Palisade Boat Club. and the Rev. Or. James
BixOy. pastor of Hope Unitarian Church, have re-
turned from the mountains. DR.: Bixby will occupy
bis pulpit Sunday. The Yonkers High School
will open on Monday. Principal Gadsby has re-
pass conditions to meet him at the building to-day
between the hours OF 10 and Y in the forenoon and
and in the afternoon The Young Mems Chris
an Association team will play their las; game, of
bail this season in Ionkers this afternoon at To-
WE'RE. Their opponents will be the Ten Eyck Ath-
letic Club Of BROOKLYN The remaining games in
the season will be Played out of town The post
poned finals In women's singles in the tournament
of the Parkhln Country cub. just closed
played on Thursday afternoon at the courts Miss
Hunter defeated Miss Humason by score of 72-69.
They take second and third prize respectively
ST, the Stenographers' Association will hold their
first of the fall and winter meetings. Officers will
be elected and plans made for the coming season
1t rs new organization and meets every saturday
evening At the meeting of the Board OF Water
Commissioners on Thursday evening the bond Of
jacob Read. the treasurer was approved His bonds
men are Charles f. Waring John Embree. :. Fran
Charles w. Wheeler. James V Lawrence. William
H. Doty William II. Anderson and Henry r. Hicks
At the meeting of the YOnkers Canoe Club on |
THURSDAY evening c; '. SCHUYLER vice-commodore
sociation. was elected 10 membership. The club /
decided to hold its regatta on September %.