New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

entertained Of the need Of much space Tor the
ston5e Of car. iLia US Oi the property alpng Wash
aud has shut of the Bridge entrance from dignity
and lmprc--lycue,, But If the terminal station and
storage TRACKS We're placed al the right Instead of the
cit OF the entrance all objection would be- obvated.
The tracks coud De uincd nouhwarl and extended
,ioIage purpo,c, toaatd thc Navy Yard. The space
now occupied i3r si"ns' purpo-cs could be made An
adequate entrance" suited 10 the cty. The cost would
be htt!c, % ANY, m"c tnu 1t l. now proposed - cA
time
The present cNccutyc committee Of the Republican
Organization VIII hold IT, first meeting on Tu".day
evening. The members Of the body TO succeed II mug
bc elected before the February meeting Of the General
Committee. wcok from Tuesday. AMI the organization
viii bee pcric' ted on the mt tuesday ~ March Inc
member, already chosen include Theodore T.. Wills,
Hurley. v. H. Lcaycaft. Joseph benjamin. H. u.
Hamilton, :. TwonIy, y. \. Baldwin, Frcdcrch
tfand and 6. j. kurth. 80 decision has yet been
reached regarding presiding officer.
The BROOKLYN savings I.anh, which will remove from
IiIcrtv, i, carried through IS the oldest institution
Of the sort IN The ely It wa, st1rrd IN the oa
site ha- been occupied, and ten wears ago the oH maj
building doubled In size The plan for MideninG;
Liberty 1t. IS understood to mean Tic addition 81
forty feet on TIE side toward Fulton i, leaving Ie
he other SIDE intact: This would take away nTg
feet from the rear Of the bank building and render
# useless for IT, resent purpose n, there Is none 700
much AT present No decision las been Iea'h1l
in regard L. the new site OF the bank If removal Is
decided upon. 49,.
The plan II securing harmony Of action between
the three great Republican organizations Of the county
j. sccurin- favorable cOusidcrat and ii /, probable
that a conference 81 the Leaders in the & neral ON
rinbs will lc held. The three men At their heal
~ W Goodrich +. H. Wilson and e. a. Sclerch-
arc men al The stamp 10 command public clnllhrh'"
i ,rt,t thc, uurplSc. and II they and Their hN-o'I
otos can lgfcc upon we'll cOnc"rtei plan Of acthl
i'm the coming campaign the face Of affair, III the
civ can be- wholly changed. The suggestion ot
consolidation 0f the Union League and Young E'pup
Iican clubs T. not pregnant one There l. room igr
10th organizations, rs they ill entirely distinct hclus
and work ln different WAYS. With these b dlc, ~ n
eTccfiyc cooperation Of the League II Repnhncan
clubs can De depended upon. and il will do murh gooi
work. go ~ -, u. ~ .pondrv as
nrc,idcnt OF the Leacuc Of Republican CLUBS, VIZ
f,rmcrly Supervisor 81 the Third Ward bit no" ~
IL, tho twenty f Ward. where he carries on = ~,
cossfrl coal Lu.lnc>s lie f. an active and ehereeln
younc man. and viii make himself felt In polit'ai WIN
I'm hs now once. 80 , o., . ,,.,,, euccess
ful reception In the Palace klnh on h"hu"' "7
which W., largely attended mi, Wont,
rcccption was given To Colonel Thoud, W., ~,
worth IIiggiueou novelist. editor and essay Wr,.' In
Comhridec Mass. at the house Of F. T. liellai,., q,
GARDEN Place after his lecture on American ~
tmror last week. Mr. Bcllamv is a brother VI "'0
artbor OF . Looking Backward A., com,
AhoL III the Aldermen requested Corpoia'thn Stafe
col I.nIs 10 appear on "Wednesday before th' la i
I,.rold commissioners 10 protest against tl' Eitun
~ authority 10 the BROOKLYN aud Jamaica no,, he
Comnanv 10 use electricity by the overhead IA rn,
aid not so appear II T. prcsnWable nht Nv .Lc
Gnd time from his arduOuS duties OF pr ,,i and
answer OF the Mayor 10 tho charge OF cohu''o" WIZ
waste i'm tine wafer scandal