New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
NESTCHESTER NEWS
YONKEES.

Samuel T. Cooper Commissioner OF Public Works'
has filed his quarterly repor; with the CITY Ciefh
Ii gives IA bricf review o. the WORK conc i'll MS
department in the last three months. Fiahs anu
specifications have been submitted TOT approval '''
the regulating and grading Of Rad'ord-s'' IRON
South uroadwav 10 Mci.ean-ave. for sewer III
ami the grading o. Anterior AMI Locust s's''
grading Van Coriland ave. from Mcl-eah-dNe' 20
the land OF the American Real Estate Company
for tic construction Q. stable for the department
on the public pier. grading Morris-st ron f,vei ,
dale-ave to Hawthorne,aNe OF ,an ov az, lin line
OF old Lawrence-si and for sewer IN, ~
Place from Herriot;s'. 20 Nark-., Fin mncr pef
menis have been made the paving OK DOCK 81
The Tegrilat.ng " Centre-st and Odell-ave. The
expenses o; the Department; Tor the quarter "e''
he funeral OF Joseph A. lockwood, superin,end-
@n o; The f9h rs rssbytsran Cnurch the Rev
Dr. George r Pentecost. ire pastor omcia,,, ,a
we're er MsgoT John M & Peenc city RObcr
y. Getty Receiver OF Taxes Henry b. Archer Gity
S Sgrk ssnn Sa e. p M{ fS GAZE caso
Edward undeTh delfsa2Hn ank aod ,e Citizens
National Bank. The Yonkers Savings Bank ana hd
funeral services. and the Office OF the Water Board
was closed for the day out Of respeSt Lhe pa
RcaG wsrH Of the waer board H.
Do president Of The First NatiSna Bang PeeT
Bank: John o Campbell. ann Andrew Deyo. The
burial was in Rural Cemetery. White Plains ,,o
Postmaster Holden has received an order from me
Postmaster-Gencral announcing that the house-to-
collection system and sale or postage stamps
has been extended to this city, TO take erect on
September l. Circular letters. giving definite in
formation. will he issued in a few GAYS.
Miss Edith Eldridge. Of No 1S2 Woodworth,aye.;
gave a reception Thursday evening for Miss Mabfl
Huston of Crawford n j.. who is her guest II
was in the nature OF informal musical Miss
Huston. who l. a graduate of the New-lo rK COL
lege of Music. played number of seiecilonS O'ners
who entertained were the Misses E'dridge Miss
Maud Bowman, of Crawford. y. j.; Mrs: Frank =
Ellis and Misses Kinssbury. Light refresh
served
The Rev Dr. David Cole for the last thirty-two
years pastor OF the First Reformed ChuTch, VIII!
close his long pastorate tomorrow ne sala yes yes,
terday that ne would not preach a special larewcIl
sermon. hut that his services would be similar 10
those he has been conducting through the summer
months Dr. Cole will be succeeded by the Kev
Thomas T. Ingles Of Bayonn". y. j., on the frst
Sunday in September. DR.. Cole resigned his pas
torate on account of his advanced age.
The usual Friday evening reception at me rooms
night was well attended. Miss Austin gave an m
teresting talk and the usual games We're enjoyed
William Henry Baldwin. for the last ten years
engineer TO the Water Board. Is being faIorabiy
smoker of as a successor TO Joseph a. Lockwood.
the Superintendent. who died recently. He has
association with the Department seems to fit him
for the place ,,. -, -
There wa, A home wedding Thursday night al the
house of Mr. and Mrs John Wilkie, when John
Wilkic their SON married Miss Kate Noble. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. David
cole Of tho First Reformed Church. Guests were
present from Nyack. Mount Vernon. New-York CITY
and Yonkors. ,,,
Charles r Gorton superintendent Of the public
schools of the city. and the Rev. DR.. Alvah s Ho-
bart of the WarhurtOn Avenue Baptist Church
have returned from their vacations.