New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-12

,orgo roomv pleasantly situated. artistic In design
and have every appearance OF having peeh ou''
to live IN and be comfortable. Among 'he places
which attract attention in that road IL that OF
Ardrow Deyo the Clark place. "Kinmount FOR
,perlv the home of the late Mayor Millward; the
Olmstead place. and the Abijih Curtis nome Inc"
come the fine large place owned py IT, ii''o',
scribner the John C. Havemeyer place. DaVid
Hawley's "Marlehurst." the place known Ms >u'as
Towers" Richard ". Bogarts pace and the shin
elecovered Dutch house of Johr Kendrick Ban&'.
"Reechwood" the John l.. Andrus place. Ard
more" "Algouak.' and "Be!voir." the nome
of Mrs c. c. Lillienthal, are among the me
estates in this neighborhood Here also are the
ruins of the G. Livingston Morse place on Doth
sides of the road and "Grcystonc," once famous "a
~. homo of Samue, J. Tilden. "Tang.ewood Will
tam F. Cochran's 'Duncraggan." the cottages OF D.
T. and j.. G.. B,oomingdale. and "Montrose are
also among the noteworthy homes. Near the
Greenburg line Is 'Farla w." the home OF MAX
Nathan which is of the finest places on inc
line and with which the beautiful homes on this
part of the post road ends. Across the Greenpurg
line the road becomes abruptly country ROAD
The SADIE L. more abundant and the edges or tne
highway are less well kept; there are no us .u
woods on the river side there are charming views
the Palisades and the west snore NUS c., 1T set ns
houses and pleasant grounds The first to attrac,
f be home OF Of H. e Brnkerho situated high
ground and approached BY & vaees are those
Augustus ri Kirkham. Mrs. HoPke's "olinda" and
pnGna little hamet which, with its Surroundings in
the village limits has about eighteen hundred IN,
stores and shops. but it has also acturng
concerns Palmer Co. ,h con aspna a pnv
featuring companies give enploymen 70 hum ,
Fl hd PeoP s N b ins chrrch in the
which the Rev James A. Norris is the ~, pastor z,o
Episcopal Chapel, and Father Thomas J. Quinn Is
the pastor OF the Roman Catholic mhurcn bne,e
The pubic school of which Martin N. Todt Is
and is named for the father OF Thomas X. Frazer.
who during his residence in Hastings a!w ,,is
education The postmaster OF the village Is William
scke Hastings has neths h Sby p ,SI. oa.
s ,hs not be summer home for Sew-Yorkers
given the matter any thought We are near to tho
city pleasantly located and have all the natural
have no place 10 house the people who would like
to come II some smart man hears what / say on
Among those who have cottages in the village no,
Foster. Miss T. r Minturn and Henry seidenberg.
PAPERS. SCHOOLS, BANKS AND CHURCHES
IN YONKERS
Besides 'The Statesman" there are two news
papers published in Yonkers. The Yonkers Her
AID" Democratic daily edited by Alfred Fox and
"The Yonkers Gazette" Democratic weekly, OF
which j. G.. p. Holden is the EDITOR Mr.. Holden
is also the postmaster OF the city. John G. Peene
is the Mayor. and Robert p. Getty. one OF the
oldest Inhabitants. having been born In the place
In 1911, is the City Treasurer.
Yonkers is behind some OF It's neighbors in West
chester County TO private schools. With the
exception Of few small schools 1t has only its
public institutions OF learning. A man who
born In the place explained the lack of private
schools He said: when / was lad, had