New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-09
YONKERS.

The free public bath OF the city will be formally
opened this afternoon at 100 o'clock by Mayor
Sutherland. 1t is lreproof brick and iron struc-
ture. % by CT feet, and is situated In Vineyard
ave. There are fifteen showers, n bathtub and toll
let-room for men and six showers, a bathtub and
toilet-roon for women The bathing and toilet
apartments are inclosed by partitions eight feet
high The building cost about 50. ooo and was erect
ed from plans and specifications prepared by Sam
uel L. Cooper, Commissioner of Public Works.
At the meeting of the Board Of Water Com
nlissioners on Thursday night 1t was reported that
in June 72253.lA gallons Of water were pumped
from the Grassy Sprain reservoir OF this amount
lQ.976572 gallons were repumped into the hgh ser
vice. There were forty-three taps made IN the
month. making the total 14.SS Water-mains were
extended follows: Two hundred and sixty-hve
feet of four-inch pipe in Bruce-aye so feet OF SIX
inch pipe In Randoph-st ana SUI let OF eS;,inna
Wells that We're driven in May were connected with
the suction main in the tubular plant. 49,, .ou.os,
between the Amackassen Club, OF this city. and the
Sleepy Hollow Lawn Tennis CLUB OF TarrytoTw,n:
opening games viii be played today a! TaIryt9wn.
The Yonkers players are Henry NJ Laird. )r.' }. H.
pisiret Deputy Grand Master s. William Conk
lin, assisted by staff composed Of Guy K Ste
W Wilson am and ii. W. palmer. Installed the officers
o, Yonkers Lodge. Of odd Fellows on Thursday
oehiey. noble grand; Alfred i. Dore. vice-srand;
George Waccher recording secretary % JACOB o
order was made by James p. Sanders. Past Grand
Sire.
District Deputy j. Braddon installed the officers
of Algonquin Tribe on Thursday evening. HIS STAN
steen. George Simmonds, l.. Billings. John iaW-
kns, T. Morrissey. T. Burke. II. Miller and d.
Terrace City Circle. Companions of the Forest.
evening The officers were installed by supreme
officer Blauvelt OF New-York city, after which
there dancing and refreshments
The trustees of the Yonkers Corinthlan Nacht
Club at their meeting Thursday night decided 70
open the weekly races for the Cock-of-the,walk
flag to boats of the Palisade Boat Club and fon-
kers Yacht Club. trophy for the boat winning
son will be purchased 1t is expected that In
creased interest will be taken In the races as mere
are many good boats at the several anchorages;
This weeks race will start this afternoon at :
o'clock, and II is expected that mary ooats WEI
enter $500.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin R. Holden rave an enter,
tainment on Thursday evening at their nome. ln
Woodworth-ave. A four-act play vas presented
by children the characters being taken by Ethel
Pagan Ada Stone Grace Pagan, Ethel Nenn. Frala
Venn Viola Venn. Marjorie Holden and Edna Arm;
strong In the evening Miss Synder sang seVera
solos The entertainment closed with the singing
Of THE Star Spansed Banner - ,,c,ouo
Albert Sievers IT,. captain Of George Mcclellan
Camp No a. Sons Of Veterans. has onered MS res
ignation as captain His successor will be chosen
at the meeting of July q. . .. ~.
The usual tea will be given this afternoon at the
Amackassen Club. in the Palisade-aVe extension.
The hostesses will be Mrs. J. c. Bell tr' and Mrs.
y. NcNeeley Stauffer. ~.
noon the club team will meet the team OF the
Young Mems Catholic Association OF ST. joseph
Church. g., -
CITY Attorney James NJ. Hunt, who has been con-
10 be able TO go TO East Clarence. In Erie County
for rest Mrs Hunt accompanied him.