New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-20
YONKERS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE BOYS CAMP AT
LAKE MAuOPAC COMPLETED.

10 THROW OPEN THE Y. NJ c. A. BCILDING-PhE-
PAIRING FOR orTINGs-LocAL NOTES.
..., ,or the opening OF the summer
ramp for boys at Camp Allison. Petrie Isano' Lake
Mshonac have been completed. and II VIII DE
opened on Wednesday. July 81. ana continue w ~
gust q The camp IS under the mahsse"e"t anu
supervision OF Robert J. Dick, the BOYS Pepa'.'"e
Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc'a'o"" VI
era and Mount Vernon. and Princeton. ~ BE- by
1nv,.atlon The object OF The camp Is to anord
xls.s,c, anA nro0tab,c pace for boys 10 spehd a
portion OF their summer VACATION anu al '"' pam
time TO teach practically tha' IL ~ "o' n'@e'.a.'
20 forget the Sabbath and religious hao's' Inc
boys live IN tents and do all reasonable Things mat
70 boys mind, constitute camping OUT. pnys'-
cal d,rec,or takes charge OF the athletics ana an
experienced cook prepares the meas ms VIII De
the Nth season. and among those WIN W." 81 w
gear are the Rev. Charles r. Alison' ai'ei ""o,
abe camp was named William Nudge. Robert W.
p,.co c., ,,,,chau and Charles Wheaton. TO assist
Dick ard the following boys: William We''s'
sad Frederick Weller. sons OF ex-Mayor "e"e'
John Eyers son OF Water Con"isSo'ei "s'''''
yfederic Blake Donald Mackay. Clarence "ooo"'"'
AA,ph Haywood. John Clayton. Dayton Rose stan
u Rose Henry Voorhees, Seaman Iowerre. arthur
Cave Rsr,on ReII Henry Nudge and Henry Howe.
Applications 10 toin the camping party must ali be
10 by this evening
For some time Secretary Haskell. OF 'he ioi'hers
Young Mems Christian Association mas 'e' ''"'
the Association Building Is for the I'VE Vi so'e
men In general and that they should have an oppor-
tunity once a week. at least to ENJOY So''e Vi '"'
privileges that enjoyed by members OF tne sn
Cation. That idea will be put IN torcc mp os,,,ng
Ig. when the entire building. from 'he c .ps .n =
alleys in the basement 20 the pariors on nv -, ,o
Moor. will be thrown open 70 the young men % %
city from until 10 o'clock. Steadmans orcnes' LIZA
@ twelve pieces VIII pay during the eos', ~ Rail
Robert X. BureIgh assistant secretary OF w, M, a.
road Mems Association In NewYork City VII, Wln sms
several cornet solos. In the gymnasium nsn. ' a.,
that every Saturday night during the summer s"''
" open night"
In order to increase their storage capacity ana ~
Keep pace with the increasing demand Tor gas, ,,s
United Gas Improvement Company have pesun ~
erection Of q holder at the works IN Woo1"Soa' .,
ave- near Ashburton-ave. The holder Is 70 ~. ~ M,
feet In diameter and to have capacity OF """r
Z cubic feet
The several bowling clubs OF the city are preparins
tos the annual outings. The Alphas VIII go 70 Cty
ahd next week by boat passing through tne s'I,r
T rnai The Club goes to city isahu y"
thursday by stage.
District Deputy Grand Master George IL Tilio,'
IN; OF 'Yonkers installed the officers OF hocnsnv
SSssooee OF Odd Fellows at New Rochelle on Monday
sssrs o. Yonkers Lodge, 40 sss. On Monday even;
iS next ne is 10 install the officers OF Chester hh
-odse. OF wes,chester.
ne Rev. DR.. Aivah q. Hobart. pastor OF the
.ssssourton Avenue Baptist Church: ". 7. e O a
Eutes Behrends a. Messer. Miss Emily Gaui, MISS
DOG are In Baltimore attending the Daotist YOUNG
Union Convention as delegates from tne
nv snk Feope's Association OF the Wnrourton Ave
nue. Baptist Church
AstIne Yonkers Water Commissioners are asking foi
~ sor tas laying Of cast-iron pipe In the 1ucxa'