New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-16


ITS sixth annual festival in the city. The "hte
Plains Concordla New-Rochelle Maennerchor'
Mount Vernon Quartet Club and the Wllams
bridge Liederkranz. the out-ot-town socleViss oi
the bund with its guests. the New-York Poly
hymnia arrived at the hall OF the Teuona Society
m Buena Vista-ave shortly after O'Clock IN inc
forenoon There they found a committee, VINO WEI
coined them and served refreshments me le"'uis
of the celebration the parade, wnich s'ar'eu
from the hall about II o'clock and passed through
the principal streets of the city a parade Vi
similar character had never before been "'''eSseu
In the city. and large numbers turned OUT 20 We"
It, Many of the business houses and priva'e u"e'l-
angs along the line OF march were trimmed WIN WIN
were received with enthusiasm IN al p pa - was
reviewed by Acting Mayor Leslie sutneranu ann
Aldermen Ge0rge H. hasr Monton ehaes f.
Skinner and Abram ). TOmpkns The paraue
moved in the following order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Sergeant %sa;a" eos e. "4e anG
REYNOLDS Yo9keTs Police I mSgn'1 Forest, color
bearer AUGUST Rust Ercn. Max Mser + S W9l
Phiiip Russ Luis Hafcmann Ausus, N,sch ,ob
InssFson Max ISehsr ass .ia: m mssHH''
Foai. Yonkers Teuons secretly =, Noun,
Vernon presiden Jonn Siahl Of Yonkers. ieepres,-
s ssa' p ce Of
Carriage hs Containing Charles Wiserhod John G. Wild
Hugo speck and rye e.. tIedf isTrse VAR.
iIenry Buzsard William ramoucher ANA
philharmonic Band NsN ocheie Jacob veke leader
Aa osS G6 ~s" 3 Pn
aaTd Pes sscrf r" 5n snumann Co., Phoenix
White aso, PLAYS Sm %5a aS[ Prem Gs'"
miller secretary. Theoiore poll 1reasa Yn"ar
wnliam:srd i 1 LederEianz fory L MAJ pres-
osn' se or atry"H Adsm E!enfrsn
Mount Vernon Quartet SlGo srysnS e~ker Wee
president, C. kreutzbers. secretary Thomas EhT01F
wagons SI d. NJ Williams & Co. ,New-Yoro. Howard &
xrors Hnis' s ssSSson men a1s
dent; Frederick weder -pesiGAi Ims9aoe
s'hus''eF s sEsoSD b 5IsG t>'' e4
10nh hse, N chnles RaRf sSas M
aSsy a ana James ksas .S of &c Es n @
man; John NSll sssisnt; George w.@oT' sec
Business wagons
Yonkes Fife and Drum CORPS Ko6e ibos majO forty
Yonkers Turn Nerein Society Turner's In UNIFORM lot"
.-. ,.., THIRD II 'R RlI:: s..s.,. leader,
Ionkers Teu,onia society sixty men John H. sehoSqh
secretary: Joseph Geitlenauer treasurer:
G9ss Fssas sn ai'a. Nn'PD
Carriage Containing AcOad It. J Hsnnns sr5 Mount nrb e
Lsde5kranz: Adolf Freshman; ss-pFesiden' Sing
Business wagons
The parade reached the Park Hill Casino where
the visiting organizations had dinner shorty after
oeS ak the festival began the sTFs
Professor Seesers orchestra, William Wuesten-
aGdress phsS German He followed BY John
Schlobohm, president Of the Yonkers Teutona So
the city w and spoke Of the society when he
ing programme was given:
-'|.' Westminster County saenser6und'
Iederkran s. wiamsbridee, c. FTiegien Difector
aSsrei Cub Noun; vernon G Fissien DrssoT
Tenssss and orchss Hugo spck Dseo
seee0nwa p,H Se sTie eese c10ulSA
'' c ssaoSas White Plains Franz Maaic Deio
mem ssaaiS1@ Rochelle A. Blum Dfso-
F9yhymnia, New, YqTt hugo speck. Director.
westchester County saengeround and orchestra.
The festivities brought to close in the
evening by a dance. John Stahl. Z. Weidner. Frank
Plrtzl, Fritz Cassens. August Nitsch, Christopher
Committee. and George ReicneTt John Koch. Chris.
tan Nelson; Alexander Pitt, Louis Boehmer, John
ments.
While watching the parade pass through Getty
Square in the morning Mrs. Ann Dunn. of No. IA
MeTriots had $50 stolen lien The money was tied
After a session lasting for six days the annual
conference OF the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church closed last night. The morning sts-
sion was taken up with clearing away the unfin-
1shed business. In the afternoon the daughters Of
the conference made their report and handed in
their contributions. The evening session brought
out large number to hear the announcement of
the appointments by Bishop Hood The Rev. John
Hector in the first part Of the evening delivered his
lecture "Reminiscences OF the Civil War" The
Finance Committee made its report. A resolu-
ton adopted thanking the press for the gen
erous notices given the convention The Bishop
then read the following appointments: Presiding
elder. the Rev. K. George Blddle; Troy, the Rev.
foushkeepse' the Rev T. H. johnson; Peekskili,
the Rev. L. Williams; Tarrytown, the Rev X ].
Ma%aroneck and Mount vernon, the Rev " H.
ELY; NewRochele. the Rev. Jacob Thomas: Cats
Adam Jack SON; Middleiown, the Rev. G. Nj. Payne;
NE en H. SysSk the Rey ne
Abbott Fleet Street, brQSklyq he R sy G y
Sanaali: GSayssead ID 81 Rev, j. " Butler Wesi:
2p5y and SeTSS es key e C. Rev T FycA M
Little zion. Harlem. the Rev a. u. walker The
to the Baltimore and h'iadeipha Conference asd
the Rev: W B. Bowen is q, sent to the church here
Conference .c and stationed in New Haven the Rev.
Il Williams ms and Ry the Reg M Me- Ac0T to b
England c0nfeTeHGe and sia,ione ed n prOydene
Philadelphia Conference.
The annual meeting of the womans institute will
be held this evening at o'clock in the institute
ball No 3 50 6s club Miss Mss Marx
Freeman s viii make ADDRESS S , Reports Nm be
. short musical programme.
Stephen Mouski and Stephen WORMS. OF Bridge
port. Conn. who arrested on Saturday night
on charge Of assaul,ing John Beuder. were yester-
day held for the action OF the Grand Jury by Jus
tice Kellogg.
slight epidemic OF German measles having broke
out at the Leake and Watts Orphan Home the
trustees have decided to hold no public exercises
Thursday, at first planned.
HASTINGS.
The Constant-st property Of the Sching esta to
was sold at partition sale TO c. L. Brandt for $685.
1aka hon mil