New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
YONKERS.
WHAT is GOING ON IN C-IE TERRACE
CITY
HEARTY RESPONSE TO THE INVITATION OF
THE COMMITTEE OF THE HOLLYWOOD INN
TRUsTEEs-THG NEW BATHS NOT

THE COMMITTED OF THE HOiL>fWOOD Inn
TRUsTEEs-THE NEW BATHS NOT
READY TO BE OPENED,
The response which the committee OF the trustees
OF Hollywood Inn is receiving to Its invitation sent
to the organizations in the city to send delegates TO
confer with II in arranging programme for the
ceremony OF laying the cornerstone Of the new build
Ing Labor Day is larger than was expected. The
societies and their delegates far heard from are
as follows: Nepperham Lodge. +. and A. NJ, Com
, missioner Of Public Works Samuel l.. Cooper; Rising
Star Lodge, Master Stephen r. Bell and John r
Murray Grand Army Memorial Committee fast
| Department Commander John &. Shots attn sep
arate Company. y g. 5. y. Y. Captain John l.
Pruyn and Lieutenant William u. Thompson: kitch-
ing Post No Co. Commander George r. HendrckSon
/ and William II. Fisher: John G. Fremont Post. NO
/ $50 William Welsh and Captain c. +. V lehVa'
John c. Shots Camp. No. . Sons OF Veterans. cap
/ tain John W Pentresth. LIST Separate Company
Irish Volunteers W. f. Cauley and John l-oughery
Yonkers Teutonia Society. John sahl. ST. and John
/ Warneck. Yonkers Turn Nerein Society, LOUIS
I Fischer and William Gernhardt; Uniform ha"h'
knights OF Phythias. Division No 80. jerome Selght
and Henry Bell: Exempt Firemens Benevolent AS
so,iation Thomas McCaul: Columbia Lodge, sons OF
= C,eoree John Robertshaw: Court city OF ionkers
no 1873 Foresters +. Loehr; Montgomery OIuo'
Henry V Doyle and john Maher Society Sons OF
! the North Louis JungeIman and John Erickson
/ Carpenters and Joners. No. 726. Robert T. Nugent
and Charles Pierce. PLUMBERS ana bdSHttelS i-o'"'
/ No 49, Charles Blanchard; Local Carpenters ana
I,iners No 2-3 c E Thompson and William Wyatt
| Bricklavers and Plas;erers Union, No y. f. j. Nc
| Cue and Jospeh Sanders. Iron Molders Union NO
! 49, d L. Allen; Machinists Union FRANK
! Goodwin and j. S Ieadhhi; uniied orne'
! American Mechanics lonkers council NO Co.,
Robert J. Charlton and f. Helwick; United
| Council Of Westminster County. Carpenters ana
| Joiners of America William Huber. Robert hosg
and j. b. Turner; Yonkers Bicycle Club. President
Charles r May ana H. w Gurre 1hg TN nss trn,ees
ing Of this committee was pre!mlhar! me tuSt n5
rxnla:ned to the delegates present the IDEA they mao
in mind to the ceremonies Tor the OCCASION am
! hey reoues;ei the representatives. of the several
organizations explain IL to their Respective
he oint committee which has been called for Mon
day evening of week. these delegates are TO re-
nort the action taken by their several oreahZd
il is probable that other organizations not ye1 reR no
scented will send delegates to ms nero rsh,e one
to the workingmen of the city FOR wno Wi,m F
Cobrap II i pleasing to the trustees as well as 70
MIR Cochran to the great interest ma ~.
the work shown by the large responsG 10 b 5e nr
invitation Contractor Flannery Is Pnsnns heat vii
Of the foundation as fas t as ssverybne in readiness
by he day SCI for the Ce Ger Houson chairman Of
| The committee which is arranging game OF pas s,
! hau between The Common Councils OF TINS Guy
ana Mount a rgr4 @S tho 1e bene Of the Exempt Fire
mems benevolent Association of onkers II ,''l,
cur"sitT has been manifested to who has been
secured TO umpire this game. All the Alne ,ii
y wli S but he viii not reveal his name TN
later Mayor Pecne and some OF the trm For
ere taking vacations to get themselves III ui'" loi
ut It viii not be possible the new public
tpomeht thai they could be finished by August TO-
bt NSntmmjssioneT Of Public Works Cooper says
| Ur;n take about two weeks yet to complete them
The heating apparatus has been put IN imu tne
partitions for the baths set up 4ut the pl4mn a
! is not in The Commissioner thinks II VIII Iake
about ten days to do This Torh o me sanemPer
! before everything will be in readiness Tor me
ope4g ne6 ne of the ncghborhood in which they
"re sitna ed In the heated term of the last week
me, nvn,bers Of men women and children have
gone to the several beaches after DUSK lot cooi-
III" Fne mssassr! Ryrdae Avenue 81 R5 a,st
saturday afternoon for their scho liars The steamer
Famine viii leave the public, pier. Main-st, at ?
! O'clock returning about o'clock In the evening,
| The only condition imposed on the meinpeis .,
Who ii,e will be the guests Of the sunday-school.
the same time give their ltte ones breath ,o Of
Fox the librarian, at the library and readng-Iooh'
No 222 Riverdale-arve ,,...,,..ou r,o,a Gam.
pany. Of the Fire Department. have their arrange
! ments completed for attending the state Fire-
TUESDAY. Wednesday and Thursday Of next week.
/ Last week the members spent good deal OF time
on on b 'pS as possible bust Of Martha Wash
ingon has been placed In the 'front.' part OF ile nose
! Monday and expect to take fifty men with them.
! The officers say that the company Is the first TO
/ visit The state Firemen's Convention. Murray's
/ band of sixteen pieces will accompany them. and
the members hope to bring home a number OF
prizes. The company was organized in 1854
The second of the series Of special SUNDAY after
noon religious services conducted by the ReV:
Charles y Cate. Of illinois. under The auspices Of
the Young Mems Chriit3n Ansocaton VII be be
the first meeting last sunday IN Music Hall and it
morrow viii he heid in he gymnasium OF the as
/ sociation building In Maili-st This will seat
gai q picture may be thrown on the screen.
Nir Gates success with his meetings Hes largely IN
His subject to-morrows discourse is The Secrcl
Of Young Mans Success There VIII be specai
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church. and Miss Emma
SPOKE to the members Of the Boys Branch of the
association at their weekly rally last night. Illus
building viii be opcn again night for the Of
the city. Secretary IIaskett has arranged to have
! an orchestra play throughout the evening.
| The members Of the Wonan's Institute Club have
planned TO have an Old fashioned stray ride this
afternoon on the occasion or their weekly outlhS
# the weather will permit. They expect to start IN
AR HOME. near the Mount Hone station OF the New,
York and Putnam Railroad Supper Will be enjoyed
The woman found unconsci0qs, on Wednesday
Lyons and taken to 81 Josenh's Hospital where
she died was YESTERDAY identihed as MaTy Meade
Thomas MADDEN. at No. 3 Main-st- She was re-
overcome 10y the heat John Reedy. forty years
old. of No. 81 Clinton-st died In St Joseph's Hos
pita on Thursday. John Saunders Of Mount Yer
non. was taken 10 the Same hospital on Thurs
day evening from School No. 3. in Hamilton ave
suffering from the heat For the week ending
| Yesterday there were twenty-eight deaths re-
corded al the office Of the Board Of Health. ten
more than last week OF those who died nineteen
were adults and nine children. There were SIX
| deaths attributed to the heat and five 70 acute
meningitis.
| The body OF Peter Brannigan. the young man
who WAS drowned on Wednesday while bathing
| in the Hudson River the Riverdale station
q the Hudson River Railroad, was recovered on
! Thursday. 1t brought TO this city yesterday
afternoon.
| The funeral OF Miss Magdalene +. Lings, sister
Of Dean Lings. OF 81. .oseph's Church, THIS cry
took place yesterday forenoon. solemn high
mass OF requiem was celebrated. Dean lings being
the celebrant. Fathers Corlcy and st. John, or