The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-11
MAYOR PRAISES TIE JEWS
APEAks IF THE CELEBR TROY
OF THEIR ORPHAN .ISILI 10.
lsuss.Ier< sing and Briil NJ ths EMt'eth
NanNerxsry % Sts GsansiatlsH white
Wmlature Drum aSrTsz Furush~s
tsusjr- Ssaay city 6dsriais fherc.

AunN erxary % ats tsundiatleH white
o NMlaturp DruRa asFTpz Fwrw@bes
Husir-- Sssny atty 5dsriais There.
In. standing army 81 ~. H"hre~
Orphan A-vnra hrsd Voil~y a, Mayor
as~nor bat n gat. "" standing army
"a scarcely kns. high - duck and shoots
hianks IN miniature muksets. u - a
hody IL troops that takes Itself Very
s@rousIy and - ~ pl-s-"d ths Mayor
Th- oSs-wsion w = the celebration of inc
Estssth anniN-rsr - of al" opening - the
first h,Iild.nE o' the ii~po~w orphan
Asylum. and ipp rcopi~ went u te'
Hippodrom., - see the small sold
ia, through their dr,llr and 20 hear adj
dresseS from tie Mayor. Edward LATTER
taoh and Others Nobody vas sorry
that he went. because IN addition Ia the
:roOps and the speakers there were ~
exceedingly ANAL girls. prin in white
ninAlores and pink hair ribbons. Who
TITLED America and the chorus from
sErnAni- and made a bow altogether With
beaatitil grace and precision.
The Mayor entered with IOus stern.
president II the asvlum. Dr Abraham
Jacchi Edward IAuterha-h Meyer iuSh-
rsr. Jacob ". Schbe. Borough President
NoAneny and others and took a -"At
m the right hand stage boS some oI
the Others IN boxes we're Fire Commits
sioner Waldo. Charities Commissioners
DrGmmond. Police Commissioner baker.
Mornay williams. Isscc stern. President
John II. Finley oi the city Ccll"gr. and
Isaac GugEsnheim
When the big red curtain swo0ped
eeilingwArd the great s,,Ee ~ tho Hippo-
droua Sas pN~ked With chorus Of
three footers. hoys IN Khaki - the left.
girls IN white muslin to the right Ih"v
Gang america with spiTlt and m nE-h
better t,ms than most audiences Ut
grownups ever achieve. then whsked M in
perfect order 20 a signal from the wing-
Next appeared . self- Possessed. cspable
younRster. who wore a shake - tsli g.
hlnnself He hec ded drum c"Tps the
rear qua Il e which was composed II .
squad - miniature soldiers- Tho drums
nttl~d and the huslas shrill"d The
audience spplauded greatly though ~
had to laugh ~ hoy who~e dunn ;u'
away from him md rolled like \ ~ II
toward the fOo' lights 4 he owner " tn"
fugitive drum VAS not allowed by regIl~-
tions e. purVIe n hut ms officer. the by
under the enormous shskc. marched
calmly along the front q the line. pushed
the drum hark with he toe end returned
a. calmly a. Il he kadn been hscin gs;. CO.
or mose persons.
A special company " IN" csdst corr
gave an exhibition drill. After the us,Ial
manual e arms 10 huva niads crrn
threw up tents in rsnid order Tprmsd &,
skirrnish line. rerelled invaders and then
fired a vOlley OF - a. the aud .sncr ~
the ccrlmsnd they broke any,. h-i the ?
tents down and we're aWsy bef1T" wa
could say Jars Robins.,n
President Stern made an Introductory
address in which he refereed 2" the r"-
mantle beginning ~ IA" b"nsv ,l"ut
society eighty -eieh, years aRc 4 JsWish
soldier. who had been badly hurt N 'N'
war - 1879. - A. dying n thst ity Hospital
A company Of Jews raised 80 - give
him little comforts and Injuries. hut hs
died before the money could TO ussd
That $40 was the start ~ a great fund
raised in later wears. money which buIl'
ths old asylum. a. Lamartins pisc~, now
West Twenty -ninth street, and the present
home In Amsterdam avenue. h-tW '.sn
lssth and IJsth streets Then Mr. Stern
Introduced the Mayor The apDlAuE"
was enthusiastic and long continued
I have been greatly eciifod.- sad
Mayor Gaynor The iks &c what
have ssen here do not believe c"uld ~
have heard rehearsal fifty years ri this
soctety's history. and ! have seen ths
boys and girls YOU are caring Tor. bU. ws
do not see the thousands 81 useful men
and wonneo you have turned ou' INTO
4 vVonder nov rn.nv iit,le children ~.
reaVed 40 Early that they did not remem-
her the ma mes " their father ar their
mother. have you succured ho~ TrEsnv
little hearts have yon confnrted IL j.
fine 10 know that all IT these Children e.
% - public school under ynsIr own ro1f
The Board ~ Education pays the beds
but you hs.e the building Would tItat
cthcr institutions ~ this k'nd might Do
the sATne thing
We talk sauletines It d 'IsiiAn charity
but chAFity IL = VIVID that should not have
q pr~fN It's horizon ~ the hor1zDn of
mankind. u sNisteJ thcus4nd- 0f year
before Christianity n - in the hn~aE"
- the Jewish raCa llfYJltu~p 30
ard you viii find that he -Ieps took Gar,
~ tho strk and the helpless and comforte,i
the widow and M orphan
re b saif that Stuyve-sni q pr~d~-
Cessor Of mine wouldn't l.t fhe tirst leNs
VINO eSrer ~ no - thfs rcuntr- -,hsra were
Scven 81 them I '-hpys. bI1d unit th..v
hsd given - bond - 'tE" car. 1T thew NJ. Y
aud LndiGtuS ssipGpr.e ihl' sc't1u "a
cue r-c'eri-tic ~ ths hi9otrv Of the tI1na
f'r old Peter ought IN Ia We known better
IH'sH 1ev'n were. 80 ! sad the fret
known Jews 10 be- . come here huf have
always susyeCtsd that roUe had SLIPPED
N h~f"rc The nomenclature Il tta'
early dsy seems =" ind'nte v Laughter
Any way. Peter never hat !" dig thar
s'pnd "It ~ the city archives and ~" f,r
it, -afoTCsfn Yuu never Jagged be-
hind N your duty. lAppauss
IhanA tod the-" = sCaTcety bi got
lsSt among - We 90 TO the same scbo.,ls
and read she same hooks and vote ~ n q,
same p1rtic- And when cris..s con p.
vs counsel together end plan together
And even fight together. Yonr names
are on the muster rolls in all ~ our past
crises and your n7Tnss are high on the
lists u ths wise councillors who heat Oigt
the nsfions salvation on the anyil- az
debate. lApplarrs. And 49, ~hAn GO
On becoming more hOmoR-neour ant ?
believe that IN ion years or less the de-
narration Will scarcely exist
Edward L-auteEnach delivered an nd
drase which vas largely . etIlogy 81 the
Jews VINO In tae pact eighty-e,ght years
made the socsstys work successful On
behalf ~ the asylum Mr.. Lauterhach
presented to DIR Abraham Jacob a silver