New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
THE NEW ALTAR.


panels under the mensa slab are inlaid with Nene-
tian mosaics At the left is a pelican in the centre
the letters Il II. s." and at the right iai''
The former and latter formed Of over 40 pieces
The reredos which is seventeen feet hlRh' mas OVe"
made az fine Siena marble from the convent quar-
res and the two inches at either side o. II are u
the same material the altar. 1t is said tha' no
other altar in this country provided with similar
inches In making the designs for the carvings
the designer has kept constantly in nind 'he s'!'e
Of the church's architecture. shrine suTmouh's
the altar in which is statue OF the virgin anu
the whole is capped with small gilt cross
reredos and inches will be lighted with eectriciF'
end a bunch Of electric lights will illuminate the
done over the exposition niche. Six large BRASS
candIesticks are TO be placed on the graclnes IL
is expected that many leading clergyineh ana
Catholics OF the county, MS We'll as 'hs C'N' WI"
attend the solemn high mass at II O'CLOCK IN 'i'e
forenoon Father Corey will be the celeorant the
Rev Patrick MahOny deacon, the Rev. Ihofnas j.
Heafy sub-deacon. and the Rev l. r. Floou master
n, ceremonies The Very Rev Robert Mcnamara,
c. p will be the preacher. Professor b. T.. Johh-
ston organist OF the church. has prepared hhe
programme OF music. as follows:
Prelude Festival ;.......-....'-..H Norman
'n'r0''' Oe0'''' Chancei choir
Graduate "oculi omnium ,s:r
Neni Creator Soisnn Mss
Credo .'''''''' '"'u' IIoupman
onef'0rY' cen,rsto solo Mrs 4 Ferry. -. ,,...
Ssnen Del Gounods solemn Mass
Ge%Hunon, 'uo'essg,msus, c,o,, c'Ss''''"
Recess,onai Tie ho I
steadmans Orchestra will assist the organ
Archbishop Corrgan VIA be present at the mass
At 20 D. m. there will be solemn vespers. fa'her
cor Serey NIL De , 1ssiIe Rev y dward r mckinley sub
deacon; the Rev. T F. Flood master Hr.a ol ee wl
nreaHb tb Sna sermon The jubilee will last week
and tomorrow night he girls o. ne paroIgIn nT
sShoOl viii -, have sc,o Ge'e0ra'i0' III OF
The Board of Water Commissoners. Bo sa ~, o,
on Friday night in their several Offices; At the
meeting Of tn Boar Nav sgPsGts"d saohS 0'S Of
water had been pumped and OF thls .,S"" ea ae
Ions had been TePqbmpd 0 inc main had been
extended 100 feet southerly In Park Hil,ave ana
Syrto ma north OF the asphalt The rainfall in
May was 4H inches. on June the Grassy Spins
being retained by the temporary dam in the waste
T9e Board Of Fda'aO9 met to e'fiye r 'se
ton to the Toposed sshoo ouGf ON ly Ths
c eom nn recommended that the contract be
awarded to p j. Fiannery MS pa or go, De-
ins TO T c. Northcott The recommendat.ons We're
adopted At the meeting Of The Ere sS bsS
nres since the Board last met involving
1 9ss Of r ano" chs4es ecknger Stating he
snd tventv-roir others had organized fire com
many in Sherwood Park. and asked for 1000 feet
Of hose The subject laid over for considera-
ton The Board accepted an invitation 20 attend
me celebration OF the forty-thlrd anniversary OF
Protection Engine Company on Thursday evening
The members OF the Colored Republican Club held
a meeting or Frdsy night In Townsend's Hail 70
make an investigation into the death OF George
Brown who was killed Memorial Day. The COL
or~d men do not seem be satisfied with the YER
Keator James Lynch and Cornelius Heferman,
who were arrested at the time. committee com
posed OF Robert Brown and ". II. Jackson were
appointed 10 have a consultation with T McCants
Stewart a colored lawyer OF New York CITY.
Al the meeting Of the Yonkers Bicycle Club on
Friday night Irving II BfeSe OF Dobos Ferry. and
A L. Raven and G W. Van Onda, OF this city
were elected members. Captain Stevens made the
statement that he thought the club would have
about dozen men IN the parade In Tarrytown on
June Is
At the June meeting Of the An Separate COMPANY.
n G. y Y. on Friday night. the Bowling Alley
Committee reported the new alleys completed and
twelve with Lieutenant Thompson chairman
was appointed TO prepare rules and regulations for
the bowling, which Will probably begin next week.
At the June meeting OF the Missionary Society CT
the Westminster Presbyterian Church Miss Kirk
wood completed her tenth year president. The
members presented mantle CLOCK 10 her IN appre-
citation Of her services.
wharf at Main-st.. dscharglng $500 bags and 1.2s7
hogsheads OF sugar for the National Sugar Refinery
Beginning yesterday the employees Of the Otis
Bros Co and the Alexander Smith e. Sons Carpet
Company receive half-hoidays on Saturday.
A postal Civil Service examination held al
Yonkers postofice yesterday. About dozen per-
sons took the examination.