New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-28
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

,ar~. Number OF the friends OF the 4th SEP
ara,e Company went to Poughkeepsie SATURDAY az
ternoon to witness the game OF oasket-oai
the local guardsmen and the team OF the lou
co,aro,a con,nanv Of that place The game was
"a decide the tie recently played by the TWO .eai
The Workers team came out OF the struggle Nic'o.-
Gus After the game there was supper i0' ''
visitors. 49,. xor,or,
There was an animated scene at the hohhel'
Corinth!an Club house on SATURDAY o'So' -
ing the club open night c.
A large congregation assembled last high' IL, o.
Andrews Memorial Church. at LudIo"' ,ne -
James E Freeman. rector. 10 hear the rev, -
1ohr p Peters of ST. Mlchaels Church New
~.r,. CIV nreach II was the first Sunday even
inc service OF the Lenten season. On Tuesday even
ing the first OF a series OF lectures, 'He se. -,
theme of which Is 1.-The Caesars ana Chris''"',e''
will be given there. The lecturer VIII De 'ne
Charles Francis Adams In this hrst iec'u u' n,'
,henoA will be Three Great Factors IN Cnntrai
Affairs The patriotic service az ,he vas Wei
Methods, Episcopal Churen IasI ns Preached
and several patriotic organizations were pmorrop
Games viii be rolled TINS ,onrnaIaent Of the Pail
sade Boat Club at its alleys In Namely p G.
g S,sS of wbito i Plains and Pasade No q tho
teams bowling TUESDAY evening iih az erd Yonkera
rate Company. Yonkers Bicycle CIup, anu ioN
"a business meeting and members rally will be BE-
Association After the business has oeen nia nnd
sesed viii he be served w Pc he free %
day evening at McCann's Hall. was mucn enloyeu
Among the matters that will come up pelote ~
Common Council its meeting this evening IS ne
REQUEST OF the Board OF Education that an aSt ~
passed authorizing IL 10 issue SbOOo OF pohus ~
Complete work now under CONTRACT w.,
Two large congregations greeted the Rev rensS
NJ Sanders OF New-York city, yesterday, az Ile
First Presbyterian Church, in North broa1"ay,
Mr. Sanders formerly occupied the pulpit OF me
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church, and yesterday
exchanged pulpits with the Rev. DR.. George T.
PentecoSt - .or,,
A series Of Sunday evening sermons was begun
last night at the Church Of the Immaculate C0h-
ception South Broadway and ST. Mary-st. Inc
Rev Charles r. Corley was the preacher. N TeHt
SUNDAY the Rev Andrew O'Reilly VIII preach ! ne
Tuesday evening preachers, beginning t2-rorrow
evening will be the Rev. Thomas r. HaIpIn me
Rev. DR.. +. ]. Mahony the Rev. Thomas ), Hea1y,
the Rev NJ. A TAYLOR. the Rev j. j. McNanlee
and the Rev. John J. Mallon.
III was announced on Saturday that the tea gwen
or Washingtons Birthday by the Board OF Man
ayers OF the Homeopathic Home and Maternity
was successful financially. the offerings amounting
nearly 500 . c.,,,,
Aldermen Houston Loehr. Hackett, Southwick
and Ferguson. who to compose the oasAet-o9
team of the Yonkers Board Of Aldermen. are WORK
ing hard 10 be in readiness for the game win a
team from the Common Council OF Mount vernon.
The contest will be held in the armory OF tne
4th Separate Company Friday nign. or inns
week The receipts Will be divided between 81.
Johns and ST. Joseph's hospitals. 49,
The officers of Yonkers Council No. 800 CAT lo.c
Benevolent Legion, were installed yesterday after
in Montgomery Hall.