New-York tribune., 1896-07-08

THE PROPOSED HOLLYWOOD INN BUILDING
dock. Dr. R,ber, " FTagg DR.. David Cole. CITY
Judge William c. Kellogg and few other persons
who had gathered at the site. MI Coehr"" S"'u :"
substance: < ,,. .roc,,o, of a
building In Ionkers aevOiSn S ark an epoch in the
history Of HOLLYWOOD Inn long TO be rememoerc,
In turning up Nth this S sSd ye9 asa n
and charging the opportunities the work,nsmgIx mIx
naye Mi,s sIrnefsD H. freeman found no institution whose
work was as extensive and eompaenen % ne a,tan higher
nop fsss 'G an maks 'f saw there feel ha
am workin sman aEa a trCin %nrR %S harder now than
do although in other lines PERHAPS .r - fave Wood and
drawer OF water If through my efforts have risen
higher than others my sympathy Is n WIN ,ne as we'll
nace for recreation The great hope Of the sue
the Inn in s excesn & board nno% Si What the
work.nsman wants Gentlemen. the matter is now
The crcumstances which brought about the ofieT 1
of Mr. Cochran Under date OF Ma Marcn N IL lanes
Mr. Cochran addressed Sf ihe Hollywood Inn
which in part as follows: ,,,oros, esnec.ally
IN the last winter the establishment and develop
ment of the work carried on by the d am
.,n1~ xm1~" and nd more impressed with It's Importance
ana the great benefit 1t may become 10 ms ,;piy
INADEQUATE 70 its present requirements much less less
TO its future extension. It becomes serious ruT
,SS .nsh nsS ss viii enable its managers to add new
features which will be ednca9na ana S~a;na,iV sUc,a
Believing this work, when thoroughly ofganihea ,,S
and established. will be self-supporting ana VIII I'm a
Of men and boys it will reach and for whose bens,
At 1t conceived and is being condt,ons such
accommodations this work requres, ama h dsadsd ne
dyIg ne pr0s" ,ss next Sl three years make the
following proposition: II you will secure lof 20 Snn
next hrss years as nnng EXPENSES Of the ns
tuition. exclusive Of rent. wnch VIII , cu". oorn
Ga,s w srfSi ng dIr 'ns "n central Site which win be
to our siy sat sor ne eudes es
S%ss ;Ss best aevelOpmsns IL a s of
Mr. Cochrans offer was gladly aScepae1 n fsat "G deep
having having five stories and basement In the base, base
ent will be the Kitchen lava,@ry rs, oa'ss aoor Will
contain the Office free reading room iree clrcu,
lang library for the eXeinswS use arSe or ToDm de-
voted to the purposes of WORKING cup, a tae
second SGr @ have IKE and WIN
clbrooms: the third floor there VIII IN pe narsnn nn.
cassrooms and dressing on the fourth floor
the trustees will have room ana t, ,ere az M .i,l III
he the BOYS club. comprising gymnasium. with
baths. lockers reading and game rooms al aas9 ,nS tns
all the modern appliances for r somor ans
the library will be selected with care. and with
eT S tho TO ars as well as those Of history biography
fiction The building will give TO tne Sa,i,,s. ~orKns
n a
are William F. Cochran. James T. freeman. 20
Gsorse Gn f%''W R Wray Charles s Diehl Charles E
Gorton. George R. Bunker SamTsi sgr samuel IT,
Georse Georse WSur Iarramore Frank p Treanor W:
Y Frazee. Eugene c. Clark, Alexander A-a'ru anu
Leslie Sutherland
Anthony Ciardella dog-catcher. t~enty-'wo
wears old of No 125 New Main-st. and Grant ~ord.
a painter th.rty-one years DID, OF No. l"' Ne"
Main-st. arraigned before Justice hehoes
Yesterday afternoon charged by Mrs Margaret
Mullins OF No. 2Ssi2 New Main-st., with petit
larceny in stealing her dog. Mrs Mullins alleged
that on Monday morning Gardella. with the help
Of Lord snatched her little dog from between the
legs OF a baker who was leaving at her store 'he
daily supply Of bread. Mrs. Mullins insisted that
the dog was inside the store when taken The
nrisoners declared that the dog was on the side
,apk running toward the storc. when 1t was
eeized The Justice found them guilty. ana as
charged the prisoners under SUSPENSION Vi se"'
tence
Dennis Mooney a farmer. living in tho Nepper-
han-sye extension has found for some time that
come person had MIXED his COWS IN Inc
night Yesterday morning he arose early and
caught Jacob Wint. thirty years old homeless
man. milking a COW. He seized him and TOOK MN
N Police Headquarters. where he preferred
charge against him. Wint pleaded guilty to hav-
.ne MIXED two cows and the Justice sentenced
him 10 six months imprisonment IN me kih4s
County Penitentiary and 10 pay hne OF ~.
The case OF the thirteen Cinnamon arrested ABOUT
ten days ago at No. IA Main-st on a charge OF
gambling by the police came up for another near
,nx YESTERDAY afternoon. Owing to the inability
of the interpreter TO appear. the case was iur'hef
adjourned for one week
The first car TO run over the tracks OF the West
chester Railroad Company. which are laid between
K,ngsbndge and this city along South Broadway.
went over the Ene yesterday afternoon. The car
was brought from Mount Vernon on the
ss far as Valentines Lane and Riverdaie-ave. and
then hauled over the road to It's tracks
The Young Mems Republican Club met on Mon
day night and elected twelve members. COM
nnittee OF which Charles B. Ash is chairman. was
appointed by President Berthol TO nominate off,
GERS to be voted 'o- al the annual meeting in
September. Afte- the business was transacted
On Friday the cloo will have an outing to Rocka-
way.
John p RadcliG and William p Constable. OF
t. city secretary and treasurer. respectively. Of
the Westchester County Sunday y-school Association
attended a meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the association Yesterday afternoon in the rooms
o. the -New-York Y,ung Mems Christian Associa-
t.or at which pl 1,s discussed for the county
convention. which Is TO be held'in the First Pres
byterian Church n ~'eekskll; on October next.
Harry Keeler. OF New-Rochelle. District Deputy
Grand Master OF Odd Fellows installed the officers
Of Palisade Lodge. Of this city. on Monday night
Visitors were present from NeW-York: Newburs
stailation there refreshments.
The Baptist Sunday-school. which is in charge
o. Mrs Holmes. was to have had its annual out
ins yesterday afternoon OWING TO the rain. IT was
postponed TIL Friday
A. the meeting of the Fourth of July Celebra-
,,on committee on Monday night 1t was stated
that almost enough money was contributed to pay
he expenses OF the celebration Another meeting
i, he held next Monday night to settle the bills
The Board OF Police Commissioners will meet
mi. afternoon at 40 o'clock. and the Board Of
ws,.r commits ssoners Tomorrow evening at 73o
o'clock.
TARRYTOWN.
One question which one In town now seems able
70 answer is What has all the talk about our troll
ley amounted to-" About two months ago 1t was
reported that franchise had been granted 70 ~ the