New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-09

DAY, JUNE 9. IS96.-SIA D"
LOT. Mr.. Wood also offered premium s OF ,e, reader
lars the Co1pers A Rs, cnsk upon Examination
~ the readers not Coopers Apprentices peio"si"s
TO the Village took out DOCKS , or-
The entry for July 4. 1875. shouid DC s"'"
batlm ct eratm: ,u,to, Cor
the Library reading room &c was iad Az rfsence
TO the arrangemsn5 before aea Win Masonic forms
after which Clarence D Sacket deVereT The n pro-
cession which passed through the principal Streets
o. the Village consisted Of the Masonic Loose'
M Sies,i mex 4 Tradesmens Society
Citizens, Trustees, Clergy
Sunday School Children
o'h apprentices Hi "
Officers OF the Association 49,, $50
After LAYING the stone a collection was taken ny
& the following boys received premiums a"af'e'
John H pgeow geld hair Eagle g fT9W sr NJ xxx W2Sd
Edwn II Spooner oliver Robarly g. Robert Price
each one book-from a Gentleman
LAFAYETTE AND HIS SUIT"
The library building was situated at the southwest
corner OF Cranberry and Henry SITS. ana II was
erected leased property. sequel 70 the ay,'s ~
the cornerstone appears on July " "He" " -,
vas adopted by the directors setting fortn tn' ,'o
thanks of the Association be presented 10 Hii' oo
-
for conys-ing the suit Of Gen La Fayette 10 our
loco an the an Inst" On the evening OF May 20
1909 m. directors met for the first time in the ne"
building ,.. Gala
rh,s year there was another Fourth Of July ceie-
bration. The record Says: -,.
This morning The Apprentices ana snnhii Iegerman
delivered an address in front OF the
egan s StaHdi ard T@s the nst van
short and affectionae appeal 70 tn.iI rn,i,IIns bv
the following boys were awarded WIN P'''
Lot. 100 nat given
The names OF the boys. however, were "o' $50
although a blank space was left for them vi 'u'S
Il if was resolved that 100 copies OF 'ne aI' -,
uvered on the an Of july be printed lot '''e "so
tho readers OF the Library ana that one copy 'pV
Satin be sent to Genl. La Faye'le anu "''O'
Son with an appropriate Letter. ,,,
-, c,nr,ber IL the suggestion OF free redu'"s-
room, was brought forward ana conl'"'''ee ~
arnoln,cd to digest a plan therefor. ne teh'''s
room was opened about the middle OF .>o'e,',' I'm
Tho A,roctors invited all the young men OF '"e VIZ
LACE and strangers 20 use Il.
THE FIRST LECTURES.
=, +h,s wear the germ Of the large NUMBER OF .e0'-
u,s now c,yon under the direction OF 'he p'0o"''
Institute appears In the appointment III
~ which Augustus Graham was 'nd,' MAJ A.
certain II A proper person can DE- ""'' ,' ,., ~
,,,or a course Of Lectures on Chemistry '"0 -
r.ao mon wee considered as lecturers ana '"s
first course begun by PROFESSOR '"'"''
The record for April a. lsz' says ..-os an
T,fess,r Dana commenced course OF Lectnrv11 o..
Chemistry and Natural fnosy rnn rontinnng them
hy bcng taken IL on IN, s,h or much iamenied by
'n ba,l over had an opportunity vi nearing Nun
.r,, r.,,,ns-ro8m did not prove to be 4 srcce.s.
go, of,cr a years rial. on November w. ''-'' -
,,s 70 the regret % every member p'''','''
-, ,b,t the reading Room be abandoned d. j.
60 ,,,,1 utterly lmpracticab,c t. procure S""
scr,hers enough for is support Inc ''"'''y' ~
d,d not have smooth sailing. for on January o. 49,
W. read ,. .r NJ road
The great failing OF within the iI n y,S ,sve y
,esch.rs In IT, sunday school IS 'n'y 49,, ,He =,
III. proprr feeling on the piri % GU, r','s a.
,rvar, he institution AZ ~, annual h',bas ,1th
held on the l'th. being the ~ N'"u'' ~ 49," ,,r,.
In consequence OF the cNefiions there vas "a -
o,.,,Aaacc At tina, meeting. and proper 'eenns
seems 70 have been "ox -iie4" Tor about - PERSONS
Immediately became member. ,.,c
\ step a. advance taken on June - -
when II was decided to loan LOOKS 70 s''S %" '''
same conditions a. 10 boys.
WHO READ TIE BOOKS
..memoraadum' Of November 10. is2s. IS Of spe-
cla interest. IL says .t...
Library was issued to the Reader The Appr,"fes =,
Library this time consists 81 H." rnr a., are
", nj. nrr,ei X, Renders who take books from the
= 80 very Wednesday evening The hchItr5.
80 a. a. can be asccrillncd are engaged IN the
oncNing occupions Gro.eTs' ?, DJSNg'' SSK.rs
a. ,,iuei- nakcrs .. saler, !, "AtchtnAk'ts, -
iiscSsmiths =: shoeinakers 10. barber. J.. scholars
% "oDnsrs / iaylors. :. ropcmak'rs, s. co'ch-
maker = carpenters. e. unsniIhs b. mAsoAs' ~
tanners. . p.intef., >.
This interesting Old volume carries the history
OF the association down TO lsSo IHat the hs7o''1-
ton was a society for the good Of the village is
,nvyp hv TN, mem" q. March 2s 1873:
At this meeting the subject Of numbering Me
bn,,scs I'm Tho Village became a subject OF discus-
sion r. appears that the Trustees OF the vlIagel
b,vo ~. petoned IN relation 10 II, ana nave re-
f,rr,l the petition t. a committee. VINO nave as 9'l
,n,dc no report II deemed matter or 50
much importance that IL was Thought fAp'dleHt 10
p.tltion them again on the subject, lest priauVeh'
no fh.r or their committee might hc sleeping y
| petition was accordingly drawn up ana signed by
all present