New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-17
. WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

yonker, received its share OF the storm yes'eruaS'
II began 10 snow shorty after ii ocloc" 'ue'o'!
night and the wind blew hard from the N'I '',"'s'
causing many drifts. The Yonkers Elec'rlc n,'''o'A
kept is sweeper going ali night. b"t the VIM w
ed the rails again about az fast as they We're
cIeared Men with shovels sent out 10 "hei"
the drifts were the worst. The most HouDi' va"
per,enced on the Noun: Vernon line ana II ""> "''
til noon tina, the could be run Win any
larity In the night two tug-, wiih to"s ''"''
were compelled 10 put into the "!'ri a. AH''"" ~
ave for shelter Few people were on the street q"
the forenoon The attendance al the puDnc s"o''7
was small. and the children were disni5se b trons
for the dav There was not much de! lay IN lis - n
on the Hudson River Railroad the 9ca hn,, On
nng sho, AS usual j. showed hard TIL ABOUT ~
O'clock in the afternoon when It ceased but tAe "imi
kept blowing hard Il was one OF o.e '"'' ~
storms that has visited the city in Years, M ,l.ovv
Terrace C,y Chapter. II. A. NJ elected .,i1 ~ " .
ssepnen r Bell King: T. Alansoa Crandall; scrioe
Henry stense sScISSry' S y,,iNee Ea NJ Yerks
C. q u Robert E X, N,GHeI"ipn swkins. NJ 3D. "
Gasefb WATSON NJ % ~: Ernest longbO ham NJ
ist e.: Lyman Cobb il. chaplain; j. ror,Sr 1ne
a,anir~ Cnmr, P,Ijsade of Foresters chose John j.
Sloane chief ranger William Hastings; so,i
range Els Iobb recording secretary. IMAM =.
COVE financial secretary; James 7. Lennon usann
urer Lamont II. Powers. trustee iauleN - no
senior woodward: William Knsella junior w2ou
ward: William iiedly senior headle' Johh D. Doo'S'
James H. colgate Isaac W. Macay ana D. Gels, ,a
Affiec, were eIscicu trustees OF the Warbrioh Ave-
nue. Baptist Church TO serve three years ho''' '""
AIRY ]. 1885,, to-, Loo. ,,rh,
4 number OF pretty tab.eaus were given iasi hlgn'
n, the mmackassin club house In the faiisduea
extension in aid of the Homeopathic hoine anu W.,
ferniy The entertainment; was arrange ny d S3 III,
nittee composed of Mrs. William NJ Whhams M Mi
Juiia Warng Miss Gunthcr Miss stanton ara Ms Ms
Eas;on The patronesses of the AFFAIR Were NJ
William Allen Butler Mrs. W. II. BrownSoh AZ =
e. Russell Coles. Mrs. J. Hall Dow: Mrs *. O;Nyi
Phillips Mrs. Alexander Smith. MIS- kiC.iaru ~
Trot;er Mrs william H. ThoIne. Mrs J." W. flaSs
Mrs William H. Doty. Mrs. r. \. Ronerts. his
Henry r. Cragg. Mrs. T. X. Dawson, MIS- >, 7
Waller Mrs. Alfred Easion and Mrs. Charles I" "uh-
.hcr. 800, 49,, -. -r-ola 81,
TUESDAY evening Commissioner or fuDiC Wol n
Cooper gave an Interesting account of the cleanS Oh
the streets and their main enance ana SPOKE OF o1
,na-ters connected with his department: The resg-
nations of John Pagan and Alfred Cooley Were re-
Cevcd T. V skinner became member OF the
Board. 50, .. J., .ooio,
The Presbv;ery of Westminster will meet In specla
session This afternoon AT 1870 o'clock in the FIRST res
byter,an Church. Ii is understood that the meetihS
has been called to transact business relating 10 thv
call which the church recently extended TO the rev
DR. Pen;ecost 10 he its pastor. ., .
The ninth lecture in the course OF the iolhe'a 20
c,efy for University Extension Will De given Iiii9
evening in the hall Of the Woman's institute Ire
topic Isl Tho Eastern Question and the Latest f"fu
ton of Turkey. - . . ,.oo
O'Clock this afternoon in the lectuIe-i0on OF Ilc
Westminster Presbyterian Church. in Warour, or,
ave and paper by the Rev. Nj. Dodd. or kiverda'e
WI va read.