New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

NONkERS.
The basketball team Of the 18th Separate Com
Yany Of Poughkeepse. came TO Yonkers on Fri
day and IN the evening suffered its second defeat
at the hands of the 4th Separate Company, In its
arrnory IN Waverlv-st. on Friday, February .
the YonkCrs GUardsmcn went TO Poughheepsie, ana
10 them the Poughkeepsic team lost its first game
.n the tournament. The game was witnessed by
about a thousand persons and was exciting. The
home team by score OF &c to l. 1t has now
played seven games and has been victorious in all
of them The Poughkeops!e team has played ten
games and lost two. The makeup Of the teams
was: Poughkeepse-L Storms, w. Vossler, w
Holmes. w. Lindley. l. Lindey, w. Fries and {.
Nichaels Yonkers-J. McQuilan. j a. Ryer. r.
Ross. L. King. J. NJ. Claxton. Matthew Frazier
and c. Williams.
Friday night in the tournament or the Wtst,,
chester County Bowling League II was defeated
Yonkers 40. /. by II score of M to 49, Palisade
No defeated the Veteran National GuardsmtI.-
with the Harugar Society on the same evening,
the score being 15O5 TO 14sO. II was the second
il was after midnight on Friday when the dinner l,
of the Young Mons Republican club OF West
chester County, which was held at Bardin Hotel.
at New Mail-st. and South Broadway. was ended.
rations of the dnncr-room were simple ana q
small American has was pinned TO each napkin;
the Dinner Committee Judge Kellogg announced
that President Theodore Cox had been summoned
10 BosIrn. and that charles r. Bates mao y,,'
selected TO act as toastmastcr IN his stead Gen
sral O'I}eirne paid "a glowing tribute 10 the mtHi-
orr of the martyr President. Others who respond
ed TO toasts were the Rev Dr.. Alvah ;. Hobart.
City Attorney James NJ. Hunt, Past COmmander
John {. Shotts. Congressman Ben l.. Falr-
child Joseph Fox. j. Joseph Lawrence city Az
ditor Charles l.. Brown. Alderman John H. S0uth-
wick and Alderman Charles +. skinner. large
number Of city officials were among me guests.
The Lincoln Legion Of YOnkers dined at the CetV
House Thursday evening. Covers we're Ial' loT
1sG, ana tho rooms were handsomely decorated
Moro thNn a hundred members Of the boys
, branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association
\en)Oyod the annual dinner which was served IN ,le
Association rooms IN Man-st. on Friday night. BE
Aorc they down. Arthur Patton. president OF me
branch, showed q number Of views OF scenes IN Inc
1ife Of Abraham LINCOLN. At $50 the boys hIGd INTO
The supper room. a committee from me Ladies
Auxiliary waited upon the tables, and after the
feast Rafaclle Cobb acted as toaSimaSier ana
called upon Obie Bundick. Bertram BAH Read Os-
borne. Arthur Patton, the Rev. Charles l.. AIlson,
Charles J. Wheaton and Secretary Walter Haskell.
who made addresses.
Wi! be held at the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
CeptiOn this afternoon at o'clock
The presence Of mind OF Mrs. Henry y Fare
preventcd "a fire at her home, No l3S WOOdWOTth-
ave. yesterday She was moving a bed when The
caster rolled on Ct parior match. This iguited the
,licated TO a lounge nearby. Mrs. Earle took mold
OF the lounge and endeavored to get II out OF the
window. but ii was TOO large ana became caught
In the time her daughter ran out OF The mousse
and had an alarm sent I'm. When Mrs. Earle found
the lounge would go out of the window she
tried to eXtinguish the fire with pals of water.
Miss Earles cry for help brought several men 10
arrived Chief Mulcahey compmented Mrs. Earle
her CCOluoSS.