New-York tribune., 1891-05-17
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
yrrn OF PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srourR BErNTzs POSITION.

rrn ov pr1pIJO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srosER HEINTz's POSITION.
,, ,...a =, Aldermen and even the Mayor show
'~ rn,snal appreciation OF the need OF public
,r,rrovements beyond tho Harlem. The NUMBER OF
..r,nt,ors passed by the Aldermen providing for he
nlacIne OF water and gas mains in the s'ree's
over before so great at recent sessions ana "'
Grant has varied hs usual record OF vetoes Dy ss~
inc several OF the resolutions The grazing a,o
navne OF many streets have also been authori.o. =.
,ho cases in which the Improvements are pad ior W
oes.nts tho work may be prosecuted promptly,
hr, panv other improvements cannot be oarr,ou os
,rtb the amount Of money appropriated r0' 'Ao .,,
=, commissioner Heintz. The Mayor eno our.
onecIaIs were absent last week from tho n'e
the BOARD OF Street Openings, and rs usuai OH
mani for lack OF a quorum was necessary s.r
,mnortant measures were consequently oe'ayou, =.
Commissioner Heintz, who was present az 'uo ] - D.
.ot,no desired 10 urge upon the Board E'e.s f'
day IA not Brooklyn Handicap day. bu. "len
,o, an ,mnortant horse race there is usually pis
- trim or some other engagement to Keep 'h' ''"'''
absent. .,..,or.r Eentz last
.., on the ground that certain pnDnc lmPro''"On
which were under way would especially oenenS AZ
,otIve NJ the Commissioner. An mvestgatlon VI 1'o
i'T no,rod b,wever that all the work was
oontoctcd for by Commissioner Heintzs predecesstn'
n office and he could not stop the WORK ne 49, -,
Most of the improvements referred 70 are nauo
axnense of the property owners III Aio A~.1e LIS x,o,v
o,d ara NOT burden on the Taxpayers ao i"e .,.,.
res,donts Of Mott Haven united In siepihe sr,na
nresented 10 Commissioner HelntE ms' W. =. ono'
.,.,o, to the condition Of Mottave.' nor'h Vi -
sa.d slightly eighth-st and OF the intersec.hs
-. ,r,rino east 10 Third-ave. The macao"niiAo.
oaa,rav In Mott,ave. is'in a bad connluoh anu '
a. ccoss streets are almost mpassaoie oo"o. -
ho,as raised ebcve the level OF u" sO0o ~
nth travel In Onehundred andlOr'y lo"i " -.
.no-tant thoroughfare, and other streetS noes
t,on. Some improvement Will prooaoiy W ~, ,aroer
but much OF the WORK VIII o0 ~
appropriatiOn is granted - =, .,a rrnton-
,a Gro has increased TO nearly 81 ,oOo ana wiz
"a a,e,rihuted The receipts from concert on - ~,
Sav evening added about $3.50 TO the ruho oon0 a
Franz sigel made an address, afer wh'o" .o r,,s
,ruaterr orchestra the Merose Ladies' Zither 0iuo'
tbe Juanita either Club, the Apollo vocal 0udroo'
several sololsts entertained the audience An'o"o'
concert will further increase the iuno' i"o ~
tributions have been almost en'i0i'
of the Annexed District. 49,,
cherries E, Dale, who was an engineer In the NaVsi
Oervce from 1853 until few years ago. aeu vi
AZ his home, No. o,078 Bathgateave. lie was on
- -, Tho Harriet Lane in the Fort FisheT eN-
nodtion. and led company Of marines when 'no
troops landed. lie had been the chiei ensmeo'
a. the Manhattan Storage WarenOuSo ioN0"-''
far ~ the St. Matthew's German EVahsoiN"'
,r,heron Church OF Melrose was held every evening
ia ,reek and was O financial success MIS-. "ori'"'
r.dsnt NJ the Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. Budoe MRS
pohm Mrs. Butt Mrs. woe, Mrs. Krauss, MIS- "i'@eL
~, nabn Mrs Rohleder Mrs. yetter Mrs. Miller anu
Nisees Glode Kornemann, Hauenstein, Woen' h"oo'
r,rbrman Kock. Fiedeldey Zumbuhl, Lambert anu
p,rr,o were among those who were at the various
connters where fancy goods and other arN''e'
sold. ..o.,.r interested in out-of-door
snorts have begun TO frequent the parks aiiu el.'
erounds beyond the Harlem on pleasant al.ernOo,stt at
The Warren Tennis Club held games az tne o
park courts Several members OF otner cIu9s 49, 49,
present at the first meeting and refTeshmen1S
Literary society which especially Much netars time
in Indictment weather and devotes n.uoa arran ge
to tennis in the summer; has maze aria TSe
ments for the leasing OF new Tfnion held
comnetitiye games last week at when u. hlnssia -a
won in the running high jump, the standing hs9 {p
and the standing broad Jump contest; ~ pd
won An Indian club race and Messrs. Blackmsn anu .;
nixon picb-abac race me sprlng stIr ss.eIS ~ ~
Gammar school No Sc will be held at Van Couruanot
par1 next SATURDAY, afternoon There will be long
distanre and short distance runs. jumping, SACK RACINE
and throwing contests. tennis CLUB OF niemOers W
the same school has secured grounds at Van
park The baseball enthusiasts are lntereseu ~ I
District The Subbans, Irvngs, Nolunteers anu h .o
North side Athletic Club nine are compeung' anu ,tt
indications are that there will be close coi'eS. .h
Fvery game Is attended by crowds OF lovers OF tne
zane each OF whom thinks II necessary 70 supPort Dy
snnause and shouts the players representing nus par
~ the district The playing Is not altogether like tnat
~ professionals but the contestants are sure Oh ap
oornnrrecatIve notice when they do play well.