New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-21
HACKETT,
CARHART & CO.,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YON KERS.

The spring meeting Of the Presbytery OF West
chester was held yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church. North Broadway and Quincy Place. Inc
session opened with devotional meeting at y
o'clock. The business meeting began an hour laier
The Rev George William Knox. Of Rye. the newly
chosen Moderator. presided. The other officers were
the Rev. William J. Cumming, of Yorktown. stated
clerk Elder Ralph H. Prime. OF Yonkers perma-
nent clerk; the Rev. Frank a. Wales. OF Pound
ridge. and the Rev. Arthur Requa, OF Noroton. Conn.,
temporary clerks. The Moderator announced the
following committees. Bills and Credemi!als-lh,
Rev; Messrs j. A. ingham. Irsing f. White ana
A. K. McCoubrey and Elders John X. Meyer, Ben
tdmn Wood ard John Irwin; judicial Business the
Rev. Messrs W b. Waller. j. Richie smith ana
Hez, kiah King; Seasonal Recotds-The Rey Messrs
Oliver 5. Dean. George X. Cutting and Thomas J."
" Clark and orson W sioat; Leave OF Absence
The Rev. Frank l.. Blessing and Elder +. a. See
Robinson and George Banks, teilers to canvass the
vote for members of General Assembly when the
the meeting Of the Preshvierv of London. England
leased from the pastorate OF the Marylebone Pres
DR. Pentecost be received and enrolled in the Pres
bytery of Westchester after answering the usuai
constitutional questions, These questions were then
propounded by the Moderator and answered salts
factory. The original call to Dr. Pentecost TO be-
Sen RasSdr in his o hands and he was asked if he
would accept; TO this question he replied in the
affirmative; on motion of Elder Prime i was re-
ferred to the local committee to arrange for the m
sdlldtiOn services OF the Doctor IN the evening,
Or. Pentecost was added to that committee In me
the vote for Commissioners 10 the Genera As
RfT T RcS GSus m T Of the
Phraner formerly Of Sing sing now OF New-J G
S Wb f the RE Rev Geose r Cutting of Workers the
Rev Thornton VI. Niven. of Dobbs Ferry. and the
Elders-Ralph T.. Prime. of NonkerS James \. Mere
rtt, of Patterson. ~. y, and Daniel f. knapp. OF
CHARLES C0Gwn q bs rdbvterv took Under It's
dat 49, L.
Ja acks6 ONO Of Rye and Amos Harrnston Of New
BaSe and to prSaf3 amos Eck nrrRs2hn
morning session a complaint against tlder kaipn ; r..
TO- the Committee on Judicial bushes The subject
was allowed slumber till Just before the session
S cGafa es : Submitted fSiN tho aoWns report
committee has considered the papers submitted 70
report thar In their judgment the Rev. Or SAWYER
had perfect constitutional RICH; to make protest
1906 Inasmuch as DR.. Sawyer Is satisfied with haV-
Ing put himself on record against the action OF ne
therefore no further action be taken. This is looked
y t Dry t9 4 Prime PaTecog s took pcd
$50 o'clock in the evening The church Was cr9T Tho
S NJ; enc Who Preach; prayer Psalm or
ichantedl Scripture reading hymn Glorious Tnngs
dore Cuycr Of Brooklyn; constitutional, questions
propoundei to nr Pcnecos, by the ~ Or
pastor nv Or. Wilson Phraner. charge 10 the people
by the Rey Ritche smith OF rfcKsK rccS TyeS nv nv
cable words Of Welcome 10 the FRS; Churcn by INC
Rev Dr. r. Ralston Smith, who was NJ one time
Among the entertainments and receptions given in
This CITY on Faster Morday neh' were the thirty
seventh annual ball Of Protection Fngine Comnlny
No / OF the Fire Department. at McCanns tIalI
in North Broadway: tho celebration OF the twenty
second anniversary Of CITY Hose Company No. az
its carriage house. in Rverdae-ave.; con'ert ana
dance under the auspices Of Clan Mc'iresgor, az
Odd Fellows Hall. in North broadway; the annual
entertainment and reception Of me Trade ana Lano
Ivceum at Turn Hall. in Pos; Lane. and the annual
bachelors ball Of the Amackassen cub AT us c'uo-
house in the Palisade-ave. extension