New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.


The BOARD OF Fire Commissioners Will have con-
ference on Tuesday evening Lext with the engineers
Of the Depart fnent and the foreman and assistant
foreman OF each company in reference 10 the new
code Of rules which the Commissioners nave io'mu-
lated The volunteers wish modhcations IN Some
of them and at a meeting of the Board OF Repre-
sentativcs hell recently committee composed OF
ex-Chief Engineer f. Alexander Houston FIRST AS
sis,ant Engineer Thomas Mulcahey and Edwin H.
Holden was appointed lay tie subject before the
Commissioners This committee appeared before
them on Friday night and submitted written
statement embodying number OF suggestions 'h
the matter of notifications The Commissioners
after transactng the routine business OF the even
ing went into executive session. considered the
subject and came TO the decision above given
The pupils of the Eickenmeyer Evening School. In
Waverly-st gave another OF their interesting en-
tertanments at the assembly hall OF the schooi Oh
Friday evening The programme, which was .
considerable length, consisted Of Rotations songs
and music upon the piano, mandolin and guitar a
pleasant feature of the evening was speihhs
match between Glasses and b OF the 6oys;
quans which was held at the home OF It's PreS,des'
The Rev. r. H. Baragwsnath IN lena rnmbeS Of
members than has attended any session! ol, Ia
stinct'' and Morality" An animated discussion
was held on each. The class then took up Dr;
ASTRONOMY was outlined. The Anthropological So
ciety met on the same evening at the homc Oh ne
Soor t, Sae,'" Eaker. The subject treated
freely discussed by those present and the mee h
was said TO have been the most interesting III 'h''
rbe fact that John Kendrick Bangs TO give
a reading from his writings at the pariols .! INC
Young Mems Christian Association ast nigIt d 20 20
there Fer nearly two hours he entertained mem
with his humorous compositions Inc new! oIeasIl
lied gee club Of twenty-five voices sang se' 1'be
times and of the members gave so.I s;, ne
entertainment was one IN ne course III WHO" "'
Ths team OF the Yonkers Athletic Association on
was a D tbe iornament Of the WesicRester Coun
~ Bowling League. The Veteran National Guards,
% st64 by Of SO 10 o. 81 hs h
team suffered defeat at the hands of the Yonkers
Crawford' Of the Yonkers club rolled the high
score of the evening ISL. A number of basketball
Separate Company to Poughkeepsie yesterday az
leTnGon to witness b he game wh Th took ok pa Se
in the latter's armory in the evening ,.,
Episcopal Church held sale in the lecture-room
James r. Freeman wife of the rector and pres
was was assisted by Mrs A. E " Jackson, Mrs Fred
Ashmead. Mrs A. o. Lawrence Mrs. J. b. Cop:
cutt Mrs. +. II. Close. Mrs. r. b. Nelson and
Mrs. Samuel l.. harrington who attended the sew;
eral booths. Chancel supplies are TO he purchased
ipterest in bicycling Is not on the wane in this
cry. is shown by the fact that twenty seven
Bicycle Club at It's meeting Friday night, Twenty
Of these are active and seven associate. the mem
they have preparations under way for three enter
fainments.
One feature that makes the Saturday evening
open nights at the YonkerS Cornthian Yacht Club
house popular is the fact that the steward often
keeps the members in ignorance of the character
OF the refreshments TO be served. This not only
whes the curiosity of the members, but their appe-
titles well. and the evening is the more enjoyed
large number reIshed one of the stewards Sur
prises' last night.
The Rev William |. Nichols, of Brooklyn. will
occupy the pulpit OF the First Unitarian Church
this morning: the Rev. Charles T.. Allison of the
Dayspring Presbyterian Church. will conduct the
services in the afternoon at ST. Johns Riverside
Hospital. and the Kings Daughters OF the West
minister Church will sing.