New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Rev Charles n. Cate. of Illinois. will conduct
the third and last of his series of meetings under the
suspices of the Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon at o'clock The previous meetings
have been for men. only. but Secretary Hasket mas
decided that this meeting shall he for women as
we'll 1t is intended that the meeting OF TINS aller
noon shall be the most interesting OF the series MT
cate will take for his subject THE Parable OF the
Sewer" There will be special music. At the weekly
rally Of the Boys Branch on Friday night. held IN
the gymnasium Of the association building, MI cate
made an address. illustrating II with some me
pictures II is a source of qualification to the trus-
tees Of the association that these meetings expert
mental at first. have been so successful.
Kitchng Post. No GO. Of the Grand Army. met at
It's Headquarters in odd Fellows Hall on Friday
night and completed arrangements for attending
the National Encampment next month The post Is
able TO extend the citizens of the city the same
nr,vleees they receive from the railroad company
in reference fare etc. II any person not mem
Der OF the post wishes to attend the cncampment.
he can accompany the post and get the benefit of
the reduced fare which is SIS for the round trip,
good for thirty days. Sleeping car accommodations
mander John c. Shots. Colonel Edward J. Mitchell
and Augustus Kip. the posts committee. have tne
receive II, fnli Information The train leaves Weehaw
ken at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning next
the prpsorsanized Ere department met another dis
appointment on Friday night Special asd m fnT tha
evening 10 appoint chief engineer, an electrician
nd Six
Compound Chemical Engine Company and three to
Hope Hook and Ladder Company. quorum OF
adjourned. Another effort will be made to have a
meeting Wednesday evening next. Ihere are ar,
truck and the chemical engine will be drawn by
horses The irehouse in Palisade-ave reinodeHed
Captain John Mangin of the Yonkers police has
spent the week in overhauling the police telegraph
iention The use OF the dial instrument between
telephone. and that line is now dead The dial
instruments still in use TO communicate WIN
men doing duty in the suburbs. but next spring the
Police Commissioners hope to get an appropriation
from the city sufficient 10 put telephones In several
of the boxes that 1T a distance from head
9workmcn have been engaged for two days in re-
OF their former stone yard at Wells and Woodworth
where The new city building Is TO Slan no Rock
away on Friday. They left Yonkers about O'Clock
in the morning and returned at 10 O'CLOCK III the
The Yonfers public schools are to open :. next ext
humber OF new scholars To meet the demand Tor
lo G1e fHG" crowded the Board Of has
BAD Sdse adG Id 6S at 9 The H addon o viii
contain six large rooms PTiGK addCn ob Tf 10
afford increased accommodat lions at School, No. ?.
which is the largest in the city new ouildHe Is
old building This building will be 64X~ feet three
stories nigh and it VIII contain zen b SSs
and the primary department VII remain IN the Td
schools will make room for several hundred more
scholars.
The members Of Lady Washington Hose Company
arrived in Nonkers yesterday morning from the
State Convention of Firemen at Lockport They
brought with them prizes. one or them Delns
combination silver sugar bowl. for travelling me
longest distance 10 the convention, and the other
is a brass liberty bell with brass mountings. Tor
travelling the longest distance by rail Besides
attending the convention, the company vlslied
Niagara Falls ,
The women of the Dayspring Presbyterian
Church are preparing to give grand reception IN
honor of their pastor the Rev. Charles f. Allison.
on his return from Europe next Friday.
4 bowling match will take place on the new al
leys in the armory Of the 4th Separate Company
each from the company and the Veteran National
Cuardsmens Association. ,
Captain Mangin and Detective Cooley, Of the
Yonkers police force recovered yesterday some
money and property which were stolen about two
weeks ago from Mrs. +. G Conner Of No. 10
Waverlev-st. on the afternoon of August II Mrs
Gcmecr moving to another house. and was
carrying some household effects in box
becoming tired. she put the box down in lot at
the rear OF Nicolai Grillis tenement house. at
Parkhill-ave. and Waverey-st, while she went to
get assistance Her pOcketbOok. containing $50 was
among the things in the box. and she nege cted 10
take II with her When she returned the box and
its contents gone A search through the ten
emcnt-house brought TO light all Of the missing
property excepting $7 Of the money that was in
the pocketbOOk. Carmine GRILL the proprietor's
father produced the purse, but with only 81 in it.