New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
YONKERs.

Isabel Lodge No. 40is knights OF Honor was In
stituted on Thursday night at the rooms OF Hosa.
tia Lodge, In warburton-ave. NJ H. Harte. grana
dictator of the State of New-York. presided Mt the
ceremonies. and was assisted by Past Grand Dc
tator f.. c. Wood, Assistant Grand Dictator Johh
r. Pope Grand Treasurer A. c. Sear'es, drahd
Guide Harmon Thatford Deputy Grand Dictator
r. W. Glassford and Dictator Frank Huxtao'e' OF
the Kingsbridge Lodge. After the institution inc
lodge elected the following officers. and they were
Installed by Grand Dictator Harte; Thomas r.
Corbalis, p. s. D.; E. " Skinner dictator; Danie'
c. Nolan. vice-dictator: Jules J. Chappins assist
ant dictator: William G. Stahlnecker. jr' reporter
Edward ]. Renahan financial repor,e.. W. nhor.
Mitchell treasurer; pr; Natnan a. a. frank smith.
guardian; William Conkn. sentinel; Or. Harry W.
Berthof. A. C. Tompkins and Charles r.
trustees Among those present at the nst, r ION
were John Mulligan, supreme Dictator ~. 'nS
United States; Paul Gantert. State organizer, ana
chellis d. Swain. of Sing Sing. district deputy Tor
These organizations elected officers on Ihur soc
night: Otis Fire Brigade-Martn Murooney fore
man; Herbert Stapleton. first assistant JONI
Bauer second assistant; Charles H. Austin secr re-
Plasterers' Unon--Edward Connors, PRESIDENT
Louis F. Tabenier, vice-presiden; william r.
recording secretary William Craven, corresponding
secretary James Duffy. treasurer: Jonn herahE'
R,,rke delegates to the international convention.
which meets in Worcester Mass ia.
An ice polo team has been organized In this city;
of the famous Crosby team. of Yonkers as cap
tain The IN h Of scee cd snap on Nc
Lan's pond. and are in good Trim. dney are htcb
tered in the Metropo%n ie ro Hennr at the Ice
Skating Palace in New-York CITY The hrst game
Which the Ssy w m pay from New
Rochelle
excellent contests between local and out-of-town
teams this winter. The teams or the am separate
tipu pllcnt III
eide which Is the better. 1t Is the wish OF to-
pSd of the osefSer in ns fy
the championship Of Yonkers Both teams VII, DE De
n Died games e9r S Perhaps. when teams free
again, series may be arransed l., tha gam hic ca viii
Ssy Between the Yonkers Athletic Association and
the University OF Pennsylyapa It bids fair to be
The has arranged to entertain t4s
y VI The 9Th Separate Copanys
ba hall has been greatly strengtnednehb ,p
as basketball player. and has been IN great "e
mand. ,.. ., ho g,,er this even
ing under tho auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Jane: Burdete VII W. BE the
DAY night entertainments are growing in favor and
attracting large number her Of peo5he County
Grand Army Association will be held IN tne 0ity
Room Manor Hall this Sy been ON askh o
sembe at o'clock in order that the business mes nd
I'M he brought to a close AT an carr! az"
annie time be given for the enjoyment OF me AZ
nua dinner which is to he served at the enI OF ~.
meeting Past Department Commander Jonn
Shotts Past Commander Augustus kipp OF hi.cns
ing Post and Past Commando Gaiusna , a,n " "
John G Fremont Post of this city. W re deeSa ea 70
make the arrangements for this par, OF nf rra ~
meeting and they have arranged for the nihne' 10
take place at the Getty House: - ,us,.u ora
The annual meeting Of the Yonkers buhins ana ana
oan Associa ton for the purpose OF electng rus-
tees and auditors and receiving reports mas o''"
called for Tuesday evening .,, lie. o,.or
Fire broke out shortly before o'clock last even
inc in the three-story frame house ar no, - ho
Gus, Hiil-ave owned by Mrs. f.. A. Nichols OF
One hundred a nd fifty ffthst.: New-fork Ctyi;
When The firemcn arrived on the scene smoke ana
danes were bursting from the windows ana Inc ,ne
interior Of the house resembled furnace ~ was
learned that hve-year-od son OF one OF eo u
ladder was quickly hosted TO the rear , 1l me me
building and a number Of fremen scraHolea up
and saw the little fellow. who was crying for help
He vas wrapped In blanket ana sen. It'll It'll
tho ladder TO he taken care OF by neignporS l ne
Gre was difficult one 20 handle. for II had taken
hold between the walls. and as the hoorlng was
rpped up tongue. Of flame shot up and the dense
snp,rnLc from beneath was suffoca ting. The house
is occupied by Mrs. NJ G. Barber. who uses IL as
boarding house Several women were az sup
per when the alarm was given ana tnrG az o"J i
fed leaving their belongings behind Inc loss IL
estimated at $4,000.