New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-05
WESTCUESTER COUNTY,
YONkERS.

Senator Rurns president of the Republican Cen
tra1 Committee Of this city. yesterday iSsd"" Il
call for the primaries for the election oi "'''h",'
70 the County. Assembly and Assembly pla''','
conventions for Friday evening September L.
TIM. polls will be open from I'll " ocio'N nv
uo,line places I'm the several wards VIII ne as 'o'-
lows: First Ward-First District 80 l''i RIVER
d,lc-ave: Second District 40. 20 EiveIddIe-aNe'
Second Ward--F'rst District. 80. pocH-S'.' -
ond District, No. - Palisaac-aVc IHlrd VA"
First District. No. ~ Woodworth-aVe' ot''n"
District No 93 Ashburton-aNe Fourth M"''
First District 40 g. South Broadway second
District No. 2S0 Riverdale-avc; Third District 40
a Inyrcncc-st Fifth Ward-First District. NO
20. Elm-st. Second b'trri. 80 10 100 >tp' Si%tn
ave Third Distrc, ". ID Am ri,,,-.,yc Sc
ond District Ashburton-Iv,. ard OI'h1id-S', 60
enth Ward-Frst DStTc'' S ,t1.y Strain Road
All persons VINO wish to vote ~ ti' a., ,S,'
must be enrolled, and the LOOKS VIII Of o ms week
polling places on Tuesday evening % "'' w."
IRON Hlih.r "a B1shford. widow OF John Hashioid'
diad on Friday night at the home Of her GauEnt'r'
Mrs Thomas &. cornell. No. Highland rag;
in the ninety fourth year OF her asr ShG t wa5 o
descent her ancgsIoT5 nh'i"S purchase from
John Pell The purchase "AS mao to' o., d.sc"nt
settlement She was .ne , l%r' IN france in
iti0 t;uilbcrt CiulOn. her father. cam" !" I'M
many years ago, and with her oF9tn,ps
was The lane that led them: portion oil uni
lane now bears the name Of Gu'oH-SI 10 H,,na
will be held TUESDAY al j ~ ~, ~ dauent@rs
survive her, as well dS ''F'' s''''
The Rev Thomas Edward Englis * b'E s,, 20 =,
will begin his labO!5 as pastor 81 80, it,. ,ba
Rev Dr. David Cole who had server ior M =, ,hia
thIriy-two years. Mr.. EnglIs pas ~, r,r,.rs
civ as vet as The parsonage u uh',' 800 "a. a h,
,n,iciI,v ~ fhc pastors OF mo otA'I t-l''' -
have been away on .heiT Nac"li"iS ~. ,C,.rno,n
ana will occupy their pulps today -" ~ -
"ri evening services viii be resume u 1'.'r .,r
cation ~ ne Warbtrton Avcnu" hapNst ." ,,Ir. ~
wnrshl, to-day In the lccturc-roon. as " - I'm
Inc aud !tor!un have no. been CONF 49, ,-,,.',,,
Savsrhoois OF me s. Johns and thrl-t i.plS',
~ Central Nichols. ard the Ne+trlt7''i J. L.,
ilriorian Church will resume tht.I Hes1il.'' -
~. i:ni,,rian Church. 90 North Broai"AE' WIZ 49,
ain closed another W''h,. %. .,.. nj, ,hts ,l,v
The rev Dr. william l.. kci'ham; o, i".s .,,y;
r.i,,or ~ The Preachers magazine; "ii. 9c'upy
the pulpit OF the Emeury M,in9is' p coIsn
church IN Brooklyn. to-day. IN" KY IT, H'", LII
:, PcntecOsf. OF ~" First presbyterian ~,
nroach for the Rev Charles T. Allison. AZ me .'"y
sprIng Chufcn. this evening" 49,. pail. nm
'Tpr tea given Yesterday afternoon A. ~" I'm ~,
Country cluhh0iise a d"lgniiul AH"'. y,
M heGn no eocia. aTdir there in MONTH u'1 ~,
norttlnltv OF meeting friends az W. - 80.
and the ATTENDANCE was ,HS' - ~, ,r. ur.s-
cciyed by Mrs Charles ;. Di'AI, w" 4i h.
6cn, ~ Inc club: Mira Latin and M IMIlaiL -
charles Valentine Coqu'u" WIS an ''7l ~.
Yesterday afternoon In ID" rae" ior We ,.,lr
hc-walk" nag by the hecI 81 ~" n5G rm' I~.,cr
THAN Yacht club. CoHiHo i'i' i'"'''H ''
crossed the llnc second . , ,- t,t.,..io ,,r,,t
At the special meeting - tho lonk"rs bl.yC ~ a.. a..
m r-r.lav evening 10" nual arrangements i"t a.
tending the bicycle parade IN MOUNT r.'.o'' '.'nrL
in the afternoon and ride 20 mar ciiy huou ~
,,non1bers q, the Fourth Separate Company H.c'''
club expect % take part In the parade.