New-York tribune., 1890-04-13

shal John ". Jscohu- General james VI Narnum'
Colonel = V Il. Cu.,.. dice Justco Patterson Ccphas
IraincId. Edward T. Bartlett. John = smith, y II.
Gleason. william Loar'. \. D.. Humphrey, j. l. NH
holland. Bernard Hcln. Geor-c j.. Deinc. !. II.
nunncr. sheridan ~iNo1. jeremiah Isf -norr. Franz
Raymond ". ~. Ten Eyoh. = W. E'h'ni-. Walter
Co.'S H. C. BroaS. Nr~ John H. Jaonhu-. Nj Grace
racolus Mr.. and Mis. !. Thomas ~tcarms. Mr.. aud
-lr.. Zen Eych Nj. and NJ J. Fcfdon. the Misses
Fcidon. Dr.. w = Miner. Mr. and Mr.. Charles
crran. Mr. aud Mr.. Thomas j. Rush. Mr.. and Mrs
Vs. II. Piper Nr. and Mr. - vs.. Richards. Mr- and
Mr-. = T.. BOVINE. Mr. and Nj. Van No-trand GEORGE
W. Hamilton. NJ. and Ml-. l'ctcr.'n Mr. and Mr.
!. F. Ma-on Captain and N.s. VI. M0'onn"u.
Mr. and Nj. Truman. Nr. ard Nf-. J. II. Watkins.
Tie Ninth Ward Pioneer cub gave an exhibition
drill and Al half pat io Mr. ard Mr.. >tciin, Jed =
procession u 200 conplo- around u" dancing rooms.
Daucng continued until daylight The members Il
the Committee OF Arrangements were j. Thomas
>iearu~ Y. EaluDnd Dcluoce r. T.. IlHl.hnn. \. Van
No.tiaad. r. f. MoCornac. ard Walter Ford.
Ecccpton Committee: J. Thomas -ioaue. II. &.
Hroas. Thoma- j. Rush. William a. Ten Ey'A Wlto-
Cox. A. Van No-traud Charles Ilryiman. J. Provost
Mason, Vincent j. Conror. y. ID. Hab'ooN. John
O.iorn. ir. Theodore II. Friend l.. E.ch~or. -. IA
Gra.-a. +. B Macican. John s. Bush g.. ~ llilmar.
The suggestion - Frc- dent waldo llnf'hn.. If OBJ"
Park Department. 70 place ir ncr zDoo.Irh gardens
a one If the large parks lu tAe Annexed D. ir'i
meets with much favor among ihc resident, 81 ihe
upper uard-. The -pa'e ln Central PAL. tnt can Dee
given To- tic gardens npf large. while In the nrw
parks many acre, ,olh De detn'ed - tie pnrp',"
without interfering with tlr portion r'.crFcd f'f
lawn. OH grove. Some Il iAc wilder portion, 0i
Van Courtlandt Iar. would furnish picturesque loct
tons for the carden-. and though There would At hi,
Ic fewer visitors than AZ ti'o n0itnV" torn part "i
Central Park which the inllDrl. of the IarA Com
mi ioncr. favor the growth OF OBJ, c.ts ard improved
systems ~ rand transit uiu soon render INC out'ins
paris, accessible. The plan adopted T. transfer tl"
animal. from the Old Arsenal -ife tp temporary lOri
ton in the upper part II Central Park. r regarded
as only inalc-i and tio-c who de- iie speedy iin
ur..ofncnt ~ the paris lcvond fhc Harlem believe
That the money expended iu fitting up a temporary
home for the animal. on exhibition might well he
spent Do Iaying ogt large geological garden ln tie
northern part Of the c.'F.
Ioidlam has a new baseball club. which was organ
iz'd last week The officers are: John Hogan pie'i
dent. john Mlhoncy. vice president; Charles II.
Cronn. secretary. Thomas Ci-'y, treasurer; william
casey. manager Of team. peter Murray. captain of
team. 4 new bowling cluh winch Will hold weekly
meetings al Third and Ncschc-tof avc-. Mott Haven.
has been formed. The officers are President. Ihcodor
tlcng, secretary. Richard Roth treasurer Frederick
Braun. The Monday Evening Bowling Club Of Ire
mont. which has among il, members both men and
women, has held weekly meeiines through the winter.
Chandler smith the president Of the club and L. NJ.
Hamilton j, the secretary. Nj. and Mrs. Indcrhil,
Nr. and Mr.. ~cIlc-, Mr. and Mr.. Crawford, and
Mr. and Mrs.. Williams among the members. The
bowling season :, almost over and the members u
the clubs arc beginning TO prepare fof tennis and
other out Of door ,pOrt,
The Legislature made some progress backward laet
week in the pans 90 improve the streets ~ tho
Twenty tind and Twcnty fourth Wards. Iy the
fallnr Of some of the Republican Senators 10 vote.
the bin which was once recalled from the Assembly
hy a party vote. allowed tO 20 back - that bOdy
mnamcndcl. II IL become law in Ito present shape.
the bll VIII make II imp,s,ble " r''rNe lt non
partisan control o. street improvements winch IS
demanded By ihe inhabitants oi the annexed district.
II the Republicans in the Assembly, who have already
made Tecoid for opposing the VIII OF a majority
of their party associates. continue t. act with their
Democratic allie. thc plan 10 place the worn cf i'm
viii probably be- defeated or 10, execution deferred.
Mad dog. dog, which have the III rcpute Of
madness. cause unca'inr~' anon the residents Of
Evefdalc. one doc Killed bv police officer
recently and oi several animals hlt"n by a. two or
three have died I'm convnl~ions and others have been
killcd when thcv showed ,ymptoms 81 madnc.s Most
Of the hCi-cho'deis now keep Their dogs chained or
Tnc tome for Incarahlc. at rordnam pa. recently
greatly In their work. IAOma, ilOfc bcqucaticd
5000 Albert Ayic, $1,000. an1 Mr.. Mary Rogers
5000 70 rc home. ll rs le NH ol h9ert Ayre,
receive $1,000. and the l1use OF Rest for Consump
! ve-. 5000
Grove I Assembly Rooms, on Monday evening.
lhc association ina, been organized nearly thirty
years. 1t, officers are: John Lanzcr, president An
ton schumacher Nir. pres dent. Charlie, lluch. sec
rotary: John Slpp,l. financial secretary. and Jacob
Fuhr treasurer. Many mcmler- Of other uptown
| singing .Ociotc- ATTENDED the entertainment.
! According 10 Iaw-such are the forms Of American
strictly formal legal manner il would require writing
enough to cover twO pages Of legal cap Then along
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