New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
YONKERS.
THE CITY TO HAVE A NEW MUNICIPAL
BUILDING
b1,srJc PARKS NEEpED-THE PARK HILL Oo''''
TRY CLUES SEASON oPENED-fEH-

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TRY CLUES SEASON oPENED-fEH
sONAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS.
r,. o,,,, y, yonkers has Obtained through the
legislature a charter which proVioes 'o ~
rendlture OF $4,000 for a suitable Guy '"' -
e,,v IL greatly in need OF such building ana 'h0
-, - -. leaving the attention OF the Com
,,o, c,,,,cn for several months. AT last 'he h"-
.hori,,as have decided 10 erect the proposeu nv
alcioal building on the grounds OF MANI, i'
present municipal building, ana cohpe''''S -
are 10 be received so that there Is no" s''''e pO
pee; OF having the new building ine,e ,ha
frs, opposition 10 Inc iuea " .,o, ms,
building on the grounds of Manor man ,
be nreserved hv the city as a historical rene, ""
ng once been the headquarters OF GENERA a.,
ngton Il has been found ho"e'ei, ' -
ample room for a building which VIII -, =
III the DEPARTMENTS Of the city goVer""'o' ~
ground al the north and In tho rea Vrs,. q,
building II Is there that the proposed Du'iu'"e -
to be located and in such a manner as mo' ~ '
Or dwarf the appearance OF Manor nan
Among tho other pressing needs OF the CITY aio
buhl,o narks and public baths. While no hPp'o
pistlon has been made for the 1olliei ~ r,
0cD has been set aside for puDho Da' .u,,ao
tine is al hand however when the pan S.,o.
must be settled Among the most ieas'oie 80. -
that have been presented IN this matter Is ~ 49,,
Al.
serent parts OF the city for small parks n "ooue-
tsc; Oh Nodine Hill. possessing nhsuipa' 49,.
o. the city the Palisades and the fi"us -
has been offered to the city on reasOnAe -,
and another beautiful piece OF land along the h"u
scn in the nor,herly part OF the city, can ne oo
taned In connection with the latter pa" :.
Maintained 4, would be well to expend the ho"es
appropriated for the public bath In the huu5 So
River At the meeting OF the 5oaro VI - The r.
week resolution was adopted appror sre al vii n
cent action OF the Mayor ana Soliilarnnending that
reference to public parks and reco"li 81 ,.ooded
IN the Selection Of a site some part or the wooov
waterfront be included. In oruef 10 P'"'
o. the chief beauties OF the CITY .a
About thirty couples took part park IN tnf a Country
Cub house this week The young wonpeIa NOS, OF
ured In their prettiest evening gowns du heen
dhe men wore natty suits OF na' ne erst TUESDAY
evening OF each month. and possibly on INC '"'N
tuesday also 49,
The Ladies' AID Society gave sociaDle s,tns Il
central Methodist Church on i hur suai Il. hsd been
oeing The first affair or the kau VIM" ~
he.o In many weeks. , ,o.r,
"A party was given on Monday evening ~ nn,s g
Won OF the nineteenth birthday, OF at'' Dawkns
Of aie9tt daughter Of Mr. ana MAS ss nrettily deco
rated. and the door we're tne i,I.e." Smong
young womsns name formed OF lanteef tar Genera.
.hose present representatives, vi i'"' D.
uon OF Mrs Dawkins's family. -. ,,n
The wedding Of John Wagner, OF the DIT" Iosanh,no
"a wagner Sons. OF this city ahn M,S Wednesday
a. hornann took place at 0ciock %. in Mar
mioa hs at the home Of the or1e ty trip 10 Phi;a
YYe.pphia, Mr.. and Mrs Wagner VIII "'e ."
irving Place
Postmaster j. G. p. Holden. Mrs, H 20 dRmnneii
president Of the Nstona Editorial Association az az
Dansyille " Y MIR Holden. who IS Ea lncrs ,Ic
The Yonkers Gazette" viii attend the De"'''A"N