New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-25
YONKERS.

The annual meeting OF the Young Peoples Asso-
citation connected with the Warburton Avenue Bap-
tist Church will be held this evening In the lecture
room. officers will be chosen and reports OF last
years work will be received from the various COM
mittees Plans for the coming WHITES work Will
| be discussed.
This the last lay that the assessors VIII be al
their office in Manor Hall review the assessments
They will be in session from 10 o'clock III the Tore
noon IN Ocloek in b the evgn o The Common Coun
| Gil will meet this evening There are number Oh
matters to come before II for discussion aa ac,T
evening il decided 10 have an evening WIN tnv
poet Charles keeke at the rooms NO. ~
| be under the auspices OF the Robert Burns CluD
| on October 20 with a social for the members their
wives and friends 1t Is planned 10 have recltationS.
! instrumental and vocal music. refreshments ana
The number Of entries received by The Racing
Committee OF the Yonkers Bicycle CLUB for the roau
| race to be held tomorrow afternoon In the saw
Mill River Road is gratifying meeting OF NE
committed Will be held this evening at which the
judges will be selected and the handlcaps arranged'
| The first will be mile handicap to De fol1
lowed by ten-mile race. The prizes were placed
on exhibition last night in d store In Getty SQUARE.
The officers of the fonkers facht Clnp save a
dinner tonight at the clubhouse. In Point St Glen
! wood, for the members. This dinner practicaIly
/ opens the fall social season OF the club The boats
that dragged their anchors on lue'Has nlst t t
| being returned TO their anchorage Ihdt or fIee'
/ Captain Williams suffered the most damage: 49,, %
/ Two teachers have been ADDED 10 the stan
at the parochlal school connected with ST. Joseph
! Church. lhe enrolment AT tIdt ScHOol - Owl o."
and the graduating class numbers twenty liVe, q
majority being girls At the school connected win
the parish the Church of the ImmaGulate Con,
| ception the enrolment Is nearly 81" The stan OF
teachers is composed of ten Sisters OF Charity nNe
brothers and three lay teachers. ,, .,..,
Rehearsals in progress for the irish Patriot
in St Josephs Hall on the evenings or Octoper o.
6 and I. Many Improvements have been made TO
! the stage. , -,
The sale which was opened Tuesday evening, al
| No 80 Caroline-ave by Miss Gertrude Wallace MISS
/ Sadie Donohue and Miss Zeta McGrath FOR the
childrens ward OF ST. Josephs Hospital, closed
! Wednesday night. II successful and neat
sum was realized for the institution
! The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central Methodist
| Episcopal Church will hold clipping social on
4, Monday night of next week al the lecture-room
| There will be programme of readings and music.
! Twenty-Five hundred people gathered at Maple
and Beach SITS last night and Witnessed the un-
furling of a Mckinley and Hobart banner by the
Republicans of the Fifth Ward. The banner was
strung between the houses of eX-Alderman Marion
r. Oakley an6 Mrs Worden. Shortly after clock
the Lincoln Legion. headed by the Citizens Military
Band marched TO Mr. Oakleys house. The build
ing was profusey decorated with Chinese lanterns,
as were the other houses in tho block. The 'front.'
used speakers stand. ana was
decorated with ferns. The Rev Mr.. Oakley called
the meeting TO order and introduced Lyman VI.
! Filloson president of the Fifth Ward Republican
Committee as the presiding officer. state Senator
j. Burns was the first speaker. Congressman
Ben l.. Fairchild and G.. l. Weeks followed him
The crowd was extremely enthusiastic. Although
the meeting lasted nearly two hours and the air
was chilly the speakers held the crowd to the last