New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-16
WESTCHESTERN NEWS.
YONKERS.

The prayer-meeting at the First REFORMED
Church Thursday night was largely attended. ana
the pastor. the Rev. DR.. David 'oe' ahho""''"
that he had been greatly surprised tnat oas 10
receive from Mrs william +. Cochran c"eeN
for 1852 This Is the amount Of two notes no" III
tho hank with the Endorsement OF the late Johh
Pagan who was an elder OF the church Although
Mrs Cochran intended her gift for the beheh' OIL
the family Of Mr. Pagan. the payment OF inc TWO
notes reduces the church debt to sZ6''"s me ieo
pies Savings Bank holds mortgage wh,c" GOV
ers the real estate OF he church. and the ,rst.
second and third chattel mortgages are held py
Workers people All the interest OF the chnrrn ~,
,hnse MORTGAGES was offered for sale al auction
nv civ Marshal Lee on Friday morning Wilnam
NJ Dick protested against the sale OF me Nj Nj.
aem pna e or ns protests against
the selling Of articles presented 10 me M
iHss bond Of indemnify given by one Of the
Judgment creditors. Lewis II. Virgins. Mri VIZ
g,Is were not offered for sale The chates not
included the protests were then 500 i9f So,, %;
81 Johns Church was held Thursday evening IN
the chapel The Rey HammaTsE ms.ion work
in the United States lives in ronkers ana con- on
ducts the meetings Of The Local NILSSON Tho %" mis-
sion organized last Angus and Inc prese af
,en, Edward Ericsson and Julius Anderson were
elected officers for the ensuing year ,, -, ,,,o
rmmacmIate Conception gave reception for their
pastor the Rev Charles Corey on rhI ,nsday
evening Father Corley VIII ledVe foiiheiS .o"''
on trip to Rome and the Holy Land ne r being
member of pilgrimage TO these places Inc me pas
tor responded 10 Miss kinrys address an" 'na"h'"
the societies heartily for their kindness ,a,,
odd Fellows Hall crowded on lhursoaE
evening the occasion being the installation or ON
Gers Of The yonkers Lodge. No. 232. I. O. o. T. The
ceremony wa performed by Henry Menger, Jr.. OF
Port Chester district deputy grand master, as
sisted by Frederick Gerlach. Joseph H. konertSon;
Edward II Platte and W. Chaunc"y SnlfIen OF
Port chester ana by Samuel Chadburn and + l.
FORSYTH of Yonkers The following are the ON
GERS installed Herbert H. kitchel. noble gram
I G. Hermans vice grand. George A. Naech'1r
warden: Ugusius Tlrich. conductor George W
recording secretary: G. Nodne. outside guar ~
NJ A. Forves II side guardian: ID. +. Tashiera r. >
X @: Samuel Chadburn. l." $ n g.: G r. Do 'i,i':
r $ V. c.: Martin Smith. L. s. '; e.. 'ornelus
tho Rev Herbert f., Probert. chaplain . . ~
Drs ] T Gibson Henry Moffatt. r. NJ her
nance r 4 Calan. J /. Portoous. ]. W; Bowden
and A. c. Benedict were the Workers pnySlc,anS,
society in Mount Vernon on Thursday evening at
the homo OF Dr. J. \. Knapp =
Professor A. Y. w. Jackson announces ttat
enough names he procured the University tx-
tension Society Will give another course OF l'''"'S
proba bly, Music. . r,-,,,
Sister Bernice n teacher in 81. Joseph 5 Parochia
school Of this place. died in Brooklyn after n bret
Illness The school was closed yesterday as token
Miss Jennie ONeill Potter ~ NewYork city.
will appear tonight the weekly open night OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. These enter,
tainments attracting considerable attention. ana
well attended
Mr. COTTON. manager Of the Yonkers Athletic AS
ISOLATION basket hall team has issued an open cha
lenee 10 the eth Sepa rate Company team 10 play
series of cams the proceeds OF which are 10 be
given 10 81 Johns and ST. Joseph'~ hospitals The
gan,- are also 10 decide the championship OF the