New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-19
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
yONKERS.

,,.,o--,, visited this city yesterday. Be-
tween S and Q o'clock In the iorenoo,. ~. nscs.-
oecame heavy and 1t got 90 DARK t"". .. T., orsar
.orv 70 light the gas IN many Oh the "v'',e' "
10 see For over an hour the ,e" 49, Consider
md the streets looked like little rNeis 80. ,ho
49,. s.r,ago was caused the most serious pehs w,
n,av NJ about fifty feet Of the retaining w",'
~ che I-nderhill property a; the emu y. I'm ~.
r.rrace This street runs from Lo0' 1901
IVES. and terminates at DUN 49, Dice ya G
ard af,v feet east or Dock-st. baoeoc" Y,na
siu sh.5 The water from Wood ana nNi"e
-. ,,,e down in such volume that me reoe"''e
sa,ns a, Warburton-ave could not TAKE -
noured into Babcock Place ana inc" nv oro
rnr,bave The cobblestones In the su''' .an
.ashsd away IN several places for space oi w.
~@s"eu go ord holes nearly two feet deep were
- rrhn electric cars were deiayd an hour AT I'm
,...a,,e ard Oak-s; by dirt washed on the ran %;
~, as soon as the storm abated the aotber and
from police Headquarters received LA ,h rs. work Of
gerous places and began nnm,S not be completed
danger signals were placed at sunse' wrence who
The funeral of William Tmos shTEe was held yesterday
sf,ernoon at ST. Johns Episcopal CnurS f be church
the Rev d. b. cSrvei r ser was threatening
the attendance large many CITY Or'e was born
among tne yseven years ago and had always
made r. his home A large deegaton rom r,ember
GOmmandsIy' Se paiSearers We're Joseph L0ss.
wood superintendent OF the i9ihe tfoWs ex-Mayor
P3nce otss p j. Elting II. G. ponnelly ana
WaI,cr paddock Burial was in ST. Johh O'~
terry. -. sroo GUNNER kindergarten
school conducted by the School WISHING Tnro,gn
- ,he civic League. begins this moiIHs snssirns
The courtesy of the Board of Education IiV md
- bod in n room OF School NO. H. al
Prosnecrs ais from til il O'Clock IN the cniv
In naris OF The city there are chlofGi 70 ,hese
niayrround seems be the streets II :. lv' "The
children mainly that the schooI IS sta.eH n; T., NO
committee hopes to start another sc"oo IA '
northern part Of The CITY A., >,orr,, Y boucher
Nrs Edwin X. Martin and MIS-. MOTIFS ~ ~, ca,
rani,ed tSo aiests a. the weekly tea given on gay,
49,. n, ,he clubhollsc OF the Park llil COUNT!
club and Miss Ke;cham and Miss ftcM en-, w. ~ he
bos,esscs nj the tea OF the Amackasseh C!up, III
paIisode-avc extension. Both social aha's WV
wei attended. II .,o "roc, of
Tho weekly race for possession OF the u
,beUalk" flag BIZ the fleet OF the lonkers CORN man
VII, cub on Saturday afternoon was me c ,i"ro
Interesting of any held 50 far this season 49,,
boats crossed the line. The course was fldhsuid,
anJ ahout six miles IN length There was SooSSu
satiinr breeze when the start was mace anu tHe
boots 90, OF WEI. together. On the nrst IeR IVY
we're All II 8 bunch. but after turning the mrs. en-
~. Edna John Dickson. owner. drew away anu III
isfed about minutes ahead OF me heste'' o""'u
nv Commodore Prime ana Nj. Booth ,-,..,
Church preached the last sermon Yesterday before
,be usual summer vacation The church Will be re-
onered on Sunday. September r. The KEY. ! NaIs .
Ion smith who Is supplying the pulpit OF ne LIST
PRESBYTERIAN Church in the absence or " -,
Or George +. Pcntecost. conducted the afternoon
meeting a, the parlors of the Young Mems Ch'ls''