New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
YONKERS.

The Fourth Of July Celebration Committee has
perfected all arrangements for the parade OH Mon
day. 1t will start from Getty Square at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon and proceed through New Main-st.
to Nepperhan-ave.. to Ashburton-ave. to North
Broadway to Irving Place. to Warburton ave, to
Dock-st.. to North Broadway. to Main-st.. to
Riverdale-ave., to Ludlow-st. to South Broadway,
to Getty Square. where 1t will be dismissed. The
Mayor and Common Council will review the pro-
cession at Manor Hall. and in Getty Square 1t will
be reviewer by Kitching Post. G. A. r. John j.
Sloane will be grand marshal and will have per-
Sonal staff composed of Charles Fl. Austin, Thomas
f. Coye. DR.. ~ X. Jamal. Thomas F. Curran.
Frederick Hanselmann. Philip Trusk. Philip Kuss.
DR.. Charles A. Miles, Peter Havey. Philip II.
OReily. James p Dunn and Thomas Oliver The
aids are to be Frank E Xavier. J.. X. Doizl. w. J..
Dawkins. william Kay. Charles II; Perren, John I,ct
James +. Curran b. J. Reilly John A. Wese, John
F. Leddy. William J. Sloane. Andrew Jackso, and
IJere DaIy; The bicycle aids are benjamin. ( Sui
Davis, l., S. King and Frederick S. Taylor; there
will be three divisions, containing In all about If
Of visiting organizations, Colonel James Moran win
two companies, of Irish Volunteers, of New York
G s l besides % bS o. divisions of I0nksr
with, A; p. Edwards. A. Costello. r. Merugan, M
viii be marshal Of the second division. and will
have as as aids j. S, Lamkin Joseph skelly. George
Sion INCLUDES the RED Mems societies. from New,
CAMPS Sf Of Seerans na Georgs moodak viii
be marsha" of the third dysSp rs 3as are am
Mihocko. George Boytin,..J Martnedas and A.
Ballnt. In this division will be Hungarian and sa-
As has been its custom for several years, the
on Monday 1' evening With display Of reworks
from a float anchored off the clubhouse. near the
there " will be dancing in the clubhouse The com;
mitsee appointed to receive the guests Is composed
Andrew Deyo Thomas f. Booth, Benjamin +.
an dsGss
E. r. Coles and Gabriel Reevs.
afternoon and Monday afternoon at the Park Hill
Country Clu6 BY George A. Fasg ss NJ H. f9ucher
Miss Vdaud and Miss Grace Weller. The new
court which has been made "a, at the ne, east Of s, the
making two courts available While the entry list
IS not large intersstng is s., aniicpated
the Entertainment Committee announce an after
seT, tea be for Fn'
bers Of the club in July. These Saturday afternoon
the series for July will be as Wei attended
An entertainment that should draw a good
house Of the Country Club on Thursday evening
OF next week. Each year number OF women
aid Of a charity The committee. of which Mrs.
Charles h Is Sr that
vices for the occasion, and ., VII present Robert
rn Mo sn b y qna qr the
society belle. the bride, the wife. the mother and
the grandmother. Tickets may be obtained by adj
dressing Mrs Ashmead at Alta-ave.
Washington Camp No. 10. new organization Of
Patriotic Sons of America. installed its officers
They are Charles l.. Anderson. president: Charles
j. Brewer. vice-presdent: Charles f.. Lynch mas
ter OF forms; Jacob S. Schag. recording secre-
tary; William II. Maiden conductor; William B.
Conklin. inspector; Louis Lawton. guard; Wyle
Tompkins. trustee.
II is expected that the work Of altering the fire.
house in Vineyard-ave.. near Ashburton-ave.. so
as to accommodate horses and the men Of the new
company TO be placed there in the fall. will be
begun early next week The Fire Commissioners
have awarded the contract for the work to John
Welsh. A chemical engine and hook and ladder
will be located there
The funeral of Robert Stewart held yester-
day afternoon from his home No. 1G3 Waverly-st..
the Rev. Charles f. Allison, OF the Dayspring
Presbyterian Church, officiating Mr.. Stewart was
born in Scotland In 1921. and with his parents
came to America when fifteen years old. His early
days were spent In Yonkers on the farm of Lemuel
Wells. For nineteen years Mr.. Stewart super
intendent of the lands Of John c. b. Davis. at
Newburg. Mr.. Stewart came back TO Yonkers
about ten years ago. and for time was with his
brothers in the building trade. He had been
invalid for several years. He leaves widow and
eight children.
The usual outing Of the Woman's Institute Club
will not be held this afternoon. but the members
Palisade Boat Club on Monday night. On Thurs
day Of next week Miss Lawson who has charge
Of this department Of the institute work. will ac-
company the girls on trip up the river on the
Albany day boat.
The fleet Of tho Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club
will sail for the Cock Of the-Walk' flag this
afternoon. Tie flag is now held by the Ida s.