New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

organisation which is at present most active in the
politics Of tho district several meetings have been
held in election districts and delegates have been
chosen to a convention which will be called III week
or two Louis J. Heints the president Of inc schnorcr
Club. and leading brewer. is the leader OF inc Ou
zens' party. and expects the nominsoon OF u,e
party for the Commssionership The large PROVERBS
10 tho Twenty third Ward employ many workmen.
and these and tho keepers Of the teer'shops
controlled ty tho brswerics Will DO lniuenuai
IN support Of Mr.. flelntz II he Is nominated. large
number OF singing and bowling societies exist ID INC
Twenty third Ward and they also expected 10 ald
Mr. Hcintz. Tho EchnOrer Club would also DC ~.
element I'm the-canvas,. Mr.. Heintz Is memDcr Oh
the Tammany Hall organization, but Is not rcgarued
a. thick-and-thin supporter OF tho "ig"am
Tammany Hail. which Is practically controlled IN the
Annexed District by Fire Commissioner furroF' Is
anxious to control the commssionership ior inc heA
six year.. John b. shea Is the most frequently men'
toned Tammany Hall candidate. and Commissioner
PutrUy would undoubtedly be pleased II Mr.. shea
could be the Commissioner. Mr.. Iietntz's canddac!
would, however. draw Of many Tamnanv Votcs' es
pecally with Mr.. shea as the Opposing candioatc.
Commissioner Purroy has said that he would nov IT.
a candidate unless it became necessary under certain
circumstances lie NAV find that candidate weaker
than himself can succeed. and may finally take the
nomination. He would not be- satisfied Win MI
II.ntz or any candidate whom his control wohio
not be assured.
The County Democracy In the district Is weak and
probably will not make separate nomination. ire
will undoubtedly be three candidates IN the hcld uiIcSs
Commissioner Pirroy succeeds in capturing the "'"',
GEMS organization and In naming candidate on mat
ticket satisfactory to Tammany Hall. AT present 'c
"Citizcns" speak rather disrespcctfully OF 1anmaE
Hall though tho two organizations have many mem
bcrs In common. The newspaper organ OF the "'l'
zcns' said last week: We think the Democrats ana
Republicans would act dsrraccfuly either Of them
Lola t,, afinOa candidate
/, nominee IL he is known an honest
| and capable man. But the party orGaniza-
| tons will not he slow to nominate In spite
Of the opinion Of the "Ci;izcns. especially IT, as seems
evident the persons who prepared the bill under when
tho election Is 10 take place to have controlling
voice In the "Ci,izcns' organization. The ENccu-
tive Committee Of the "CitizcnS" have hired build
ing at Third ave. AID Onehundrcd-a nd-thicth 81, for
| campaign headquarters Mr.. l!rintz is wealthy
man and is willing 10 spend large amount OF money
| on his canvass.
| The number Of new pupils at the Annexed District
schools this week showed that the work OF building
schoo,bouscs had not kept ahead OF the demand fos
| more room. The new grammar school M High BfidE
| opened on Monday with :s5 pupils. and that number
va Increased daily unil Friday $50 had reported
The principal. ". r Lyons. was kept b''>ily ocr"i
| in arranging the pupils in cla,'rs. The Old school
| had Only 100 pupils. The number will undoubtedly
increase further this week. Tho parents OF the Nor
High Bridge school Instead Of by stage 10 Mt Hop;
The Kingshridce school is ALREADY ovcrcrOwdcd and
a. that suburb ID rahins rapidly new schoo'honsc
! Is needed.
The residents Of woodlawn I1cchts have sent
letter 10 Mayor Grant, in which they again ask for
srhoo,hcu-p They have shown the inspectors that
there orc more than the required number OF children
living in that place. The parents complain that they
have to send their children distance OF over NV"
| miles by stage to the MoshOln school The ride Is
unpleasant and the parents fear unsafe. Tie resi-
dents say, 1--WE Disguised and thoroughly di''onr
| ased We want school now. not ten years hrh'r'
Pres idcnt Hunt. Of the loarl OF Education now ha>
| the petition under consideration.
Several Of the tennis clubs Of the Annexed District
| have formed an association and have invii"h All
other tennis clubs In the Two wins J." 'n.h rnt" @
Tennis Association The officers elected at the 'r't
| ncc,inc la: week Ia>,n Rogers. If ia" Nor
Ii>ania Tennis Climb. president Daniel >""iIcr :" 'no
| Wyando,tc Tennis Club. vice president H. Can"r'!
! Of the kenSlncun Tennis Club secretary, ana Ls
/ F. Brady Of rhc Rutherford Tennis Club trra>n'r
"A portion Of tire whole number. and cf"fs VIII hr hi'
10 have other clnbs Join before ht''cf ]. nufih
m"n' viii ,s be n nr In Ct hc w1an u %
| lorrisania and other clubs. and N" E'hfch c'','o
already held between representatives OF some "i ihc
| Riverdalc which Is usually hveller In september
several INTERESTING social Incidents before November
| The flower parade. ia which handsomely decorated
couIpagcs have part. is one Of the pretty sights cI a
fsi series Of Informal dances I; a fca,nrr q r, "a h
| day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Is Pia''
| Other. will follow each week
The ANIMAL mcciiuc of the Eutnrpc Choral society,".
Of North New york. va held on Monday nich'. The
officers elected !. W Everett. president: j., y.
York. vice president: f. lrM,haw. .rcrc''ry; Miss
Iicyer trcoeurer; w. Marshall. librarian