New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01

beverages ami soft drinks. Light meals also
furnished. and there baths to be had ard soft.
clean beds at night for such desire these things
and all az prices which need not frghten anybody
who can lay his hands dime
The Ncw-lsochelie Tavern IS not II
three years ago this summer when 1t started out,
but It celebrates tn, first OF July this year by
throwing open the public a and spacious
building. erected expressly for It's in Of the
main streets Of the village. and this is what makes
the tavern Of special interest just at present. The
tavern was started by number Of prominent bust
ness men and citizens Of Rochelle. who desired
DO some good in this present wicked world. and
who conceived the idea that a popular resort that
to supply intoNicants would help them 70 achieve
mat iaudsbe ambition. stock com n ~, was
building was rented and fitted up. and the business
shown that the idea was not only good one. but
New Rochelle Tavern has becn a success from the
start. financially and every other way According
to the annual report Of the Tavern company just
issuei. the business paid profit last year OF more
than rer cent the investment: Among the
81 90 ss for food $500 81 for oblcco chiefly cigars
and slJI % for games. The wage account for the
year amounted l. $500 80 and the food bin to $3.50 -
The tavern has h.led the need which II was intend
ed to fill well that the demands upon ii became
too great for the building il first occupied and tis
spring It started new structure on plans of its
own. finer roomls" and more convenient FOR Us pur-
Poses thaH the Sd AM into this new nr Scdn sra
stories in height, the ground floor being fitted up
with D1rrOOm. IuIICNrOJn ana d room lOT rear
ing AMI playing pool ana other games. with shoot
ing gallery IN The basement. The TWO upper stories
occupied chiefly as dormories. with acconlmo.
dations for about fifty dodgers. Much Is made or
these lodging rooms, as experience has SHOWN TINS
be the most popular and profitable feature OF the
comfortable AMI attractive sleeping rooms and at
low prices 1t r. proposed TO furnish music occa-
sonaly drawing card IT. the new building ana
Introduce varour other things which may make
for IT, would inevitably drift into the saloons and
mayhap into something worse. While the tavern
has a philharmonic purpose back OF 1t, II ~ IN no
mission station or charitable institution
1t Il strictly business principles Tor business
purposes. The officers OF the Tavern Company for
the present year Joseph I. Brown, president,
James Gibson, jr.. v.ce-presiient; Char.es 'oiHn
secretary and treasurer. with Horace J: PARKER
William s Lyon and Mot, Emigh as an Executive
COMMITTEE. of the Board Of Directors. Among me
stockholders the pastors OF several OF the litse
churches and many prominent citizens.
\ pleasant time s expected al the huguerOt
Whecmens outing the Fourth. schooner has
accompanied by ttelr friends. vii! enjoy cambake
The club runs announced for the month are as fol-
lows: .nly /. Port Chester: July }. Fort schuyler
July s. New York city: July u Tarrytown; july 10.
Oakland Beach. July ~. Coney Island; July ~ Cl'y
Island July %. Rye Lake; July 80 Sround New
Rochelle
a large number Of Republicans attended a Nc
Kiniey rally last night In the Town Hall. Among
them were many representative citizens. Addresses
We're delivered by Congressman Ben L. Farchild.
by the local banls The committee in charge was
composed Of William Johnston. fl. \: Thomas.
Thomas Ffnlayson. Joseph Franks. j. e. Morgan
c. II. striker and J. ". Parsons.