New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
YONKERs.
.Ns FOR THE LAYING OF THE COR
NERsTONE OF HOLLYWOOD INN.
,,.>v ORGANIZATIONS TO TAKE PART IN THE
c,EHEMoNIEs-A PARADE TO FOLLOWING
xrrv p1DIIc BATHS ALSO TO BE

rrprNONIEs-A PARADE TO FOIIOW-ihH
NEW PUBLIC BATHS ALSO TO BE
OPENED ON MONDAY.
,,.,,,,n, ,s in readiness for the laying OF the
,ornors,one Of the new Hollywood Inn BuiIdins'
which William +. Cochran Is erecting a. 49,
broadway and Hudson-st Tor 'he WI "oo
of the city The ceremonies VIII DE nciu a" Wv
ON tho forenoon OF Labor Day. James r. r'ee"'"'
.;oo-rrosiaent of the Board of Trustees VIII pre-
side The exercises will open win '"e ''ee
=, "Ap,erica" by the people present, ieu ny "
ohorue NJ Gfty under the direction or "ih'a" -
Hon musical director of the pubic sc"oo''' ~,
David Cole of the First Reformed '"uiV''
make the invocation. Forty voices no" ~ ~
ing section of the Yonkers Teutonia ooo'e''' VIZ
der the leadership OF Hugo Speck, the'' ', ,
director will sing. William F. cochran win w.
law rho cornerstone and make a brief aou'es''
The assembled throng will be asNeu 10 PIG
"Coumbia the Gem of the Ocean WIFI 'ie Wv.
oss,s,i,e and at it's close General Horace Porter
will deliver the Grafton. The exercises WIN "
brought to a close by a song by 'he S'e ~,
tion of the Yonkers Teutona Society ana 'ne
,roaio,ior nv tho Pew Charles r. Corley rector OF
tho Church of the Immaculate Conception Nearly
every organization in the city VIII be rep'e' .,
at the ceremonies A grandstaho mas ~ ,,
along the South Broadway and Huoso"-s'' ~
OF the proposed building. Drawn up III "a, =,
tho foundation on the Hudson-st. size VIII oo
q Sbotts Camp No. g Sons OF Veterans. ~ men,
Iron Moulders' Union. 125 men; and brlckiaSei'
Union 125 Along the SCUM b'oau"s ~,
will be Kitching Post No. 60 so men; Johh T. r'e
mont Post No 500 80 men, Sons OF 81. ueo'se' "
men: American Mechanics. 40 men; deiesa'io"
Workers Teutonia Society and the Nonkers NUNS
,,I,b with 20 men on horseback Raraele Copp
Is to have charge of these organizations lhine
diately after the cornerstone Is iaio 'here VIII "
a parade under the auspices Of the Carpeh'ein
and Joiners' Union Of Yonkers Charles Pearce VII,
be grand marshal Frank Maxwell assistant, ana
there will be large number or AIDES II 10 %
nactad that there will be over 900 carpenters III
line The Brcklayers and Plasterers' Union win
Murray's Band the Iron Moulders Ihon' WIZ,
the Snuvten Duyvil Fife and Drum Corps VIII
ioin the parade. with the Plumbers Oh'o' Al.
nrincipal streets in the city will be traVerseu anu
after the parade there will be an entertainments
in the hall of the Teutona Society In Buena sis'"
ava In the afternoon at o'clock occurs the pase-
ball game between the Common Counclls Vi 'Nl'
CITY and Mount Vernon, at the heid OF JONI. -
Shots North Broadway and Shonnard race i"e
game was arranged for by Alderman e. Alexander
Houston OF this city. in aid of the Exempt r"e
mems Benevolen; Association Patrick Jerome
Gleason. Mayor of Long Island City. has consented
~ ,,n,nire the game. Tickets for the granustahu
have been placed at 81 each and the general a'
mission at 90 cents The game Will be an amusing
one and provision has been made Tor iaise
The sumner outings OF the Woman's Institute
6tgs baVe seen many interesting places The out
ings held aurday afternoons anu nc IA ~
Angus % launch party up the Hudson IN was as
Pq hs PCA Museum "a fST ihf S
Grn,raI Psrt The Womans Institute Club is com
~ Fly Of of done By Mss Ms Ma
Butler at the wOmans Institute The outings s,a naSs
the places 10 be visited arranged transportation
and in most Instances has accompahlea sne pa
the trip These preserved and READ al The meei
ly social evenings viii be started In a few weeks t
Last Tuesday the six paid firemen reported Tor
tiers in Paiisade-ave. The week has been spent In
accustomng them to their new duties me hors e
day attached to the truck. Three men are detailed
the truck and ne qheT Te f b are new CON-
pound chemical engine arrives The having OF a
apparatus is expected to engender healthy rivalry
between the paid men and the volunteers, me ia,-
their Utmost to get to the scene first, and II will be
big feather in their caps if they succeed. The new
re be and DiNG Chief Engineer Mucahey is having
cards printed giving the locations OF the boxes There
are now about forty hre-alarm boxes IN ne cry
TIE public baths at Vark and Jefferson sts
opened on Monday. The plan now arranged Is tnat
the Mayor and Common, Council with other rs e ~
the. ceremonies of laying the cornerstone OF the
Hollywood Inn Building. The Mayor Is TO turn on
bo, and cold Water bath in the tinted States con-
d1ssd by IA and , S 3e OF a grea
bath at time. summer or winter. The bath was
The crew Of the Palisade Boat Club Is in fine
the senior Fights in the regatta of the Middle
! States Regatta Association. The crew. which is
f @on % HGTward Frederck Peene Gabre
Reevs, Clifford Bucknam, Clifford S. Sade and
e and staten i E dA clubs crs% The members
have engaged boat 10 wStch the face races coo,o,.
who have formed boat club have arranged arr
and unless the water proves too cold the race viii
rses c Ts hsp zs. f sSa Pstn rsh Mon re-
ss9med work this week and at the FIRST meeting the
dates. Nepperhan Lodge, F. and A. NJ, viii Resume
John O'Rourke who was thrown from one Of the
ice wagons Of the Yonkers City lee Company on
Wednesday in collision with an electric car at
! Iiudson-st. and Riverdaleave. died yesterday
afternoon at ST. Joseph's Hospital
About 10 o'clock on Thursday night the large
glass chandelier In Wray's Getty Square drug store
! fell to the tile floor and was ruined. The crash
heard for nearly block. and number of persons
went TO the place to ascertain the cause 1t seems
IT was CUSTOMARY 10 turn the chandelier around
turning had unscrewed IT TIL IT is thought It hung
| swung it so that ii fell. Fortunately no one was
| William Huber secretary OF the Committee on
| Arrangements for the parade Labor Day OF the
carpenters. yesterday gave out the formation and
line of march The several organizat lions will form,
| in Hudson-st and will move in two divisions.
FIRST DIVISION.
Mounted police
Dlstrict Council Wcstchester Carpenters Ioiners
Central Labor Union. YOnkers. ,
New-R Rochelle Comet Band. eighteen
MasOns ana P;asterers Union, Mount Vernon.
Local Union No. 493. Carpenters. Mount Vernon
Fskes Drum Corps. Of Mount Vernon.
Painters and Plumbers Of New Rochelle.
Local Union, No. AZ Carpenters New Rochelle.
Local Mon No J93. Carpenters OF Wiamsbridge with
Local Union. No. i49 Irvington.
SECOND DIVISION
Mufrays Military Band
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