YONKERS

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 19
2 city of New York, in West chester Co. It is on the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, and on the Hudson River. It immediately adjoins New York City on the north, It is an important industrial eommunity and has manufactures of carpets, hats, elevators, tools, sugar, chemicals, silk goods, etc. Tt has several convents and many private schools. Pop. (1920) 100,176. department, France, formed parts of ancient Burgundy, Champagne, and Gatinals; hilly and undulating; forests in wn.; chief river the Yonne; very fertile, producing cereals, wine. Pop. (1921) 273,118. Capital Auxerre. COUNT, Hans Davin Lupwiae (17591830), Pru . soldier; broke alliance with France, and withdrew the Pru . army from invasion of Ru ia, 1812; conspicuous in the campaigns against France, 1813-14, notably at Dannekow, Bautzen, War ten burg, and Leipzig; retired after Waterloo.
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