New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
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ceNed ar a meeting of the Executive Committee Of
the uptown society held Thursday night. The protest
"d' ooHsiuered so important that committee was
appointed to call on Dr. Parkhurst and invite him
10 address meeting Of the committee which will be
Ien Oh thursday evening Of the present week at the
MOUNT MOTIFS Baptist Church. In the meantime the
committee viii devote itself 10 measures for closing
the Harlem road-hOuses, summer gardens and liquor
shops on sunday. The field is a wide and possibly
discouragtng in which to labor.
Inc LEV. Dr. ". W. Page for twenty-five years
pastor Of the NewYorl Presbyterian Church, re-
signed on account Of age
The Rev. DR.. Day, Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church, has declined hattering offer to become the
pastor OF the Hanson Place Church In Brooklyn
The Excise Commissioners voting two to one have
refused 10 revoke the license granted for QuOrshop
in the basement Of the Hamilton Republican Clubhouse
in seventhave. Colonel Campbell, counsel for the
protesting citizens declares his intention Of carrying
the case into the courts. mass-mectng In which the
subject will be fully discussed is advertised to be
held in Arthur Hail. IN LenOx-ave tomorrow night.
Inc many small fires and few serious ones that
HnG occurred oi aee lave pnt tie nat dwellers & oi
That some, If not ALL these fires were the work Of
The police think that they have caught two of the
treDugs,D and IL is tO De hoped they have. Chief
GOnner tells Tribune reporter what every one in thi;
part of the city well knows that the facilities for
lighting fire are totally INADEQUATE 70 the extent and
and more Apparatus was fully set forth in The Trib
une nearly two years ago, and has since been often
referred 10.
Mrs c. II. stone, Miss Ingraham and Mr.. Charles
Treat have been appointed committee 20 draft articles
of Incorporation for the Harlem Philharmonic society
The question Of giving concert In the present season
has not yet been determined. \ meeting of active
members who will take the matter into final con
s.deratiOn will be held at O'Clock tomorrow after
at the home of MIS-. c. c. Tyler, No. 1885 Mad
son-ave.
People complain because the Third Avenue Railroad
Company will not its cable cars through one
hundTed-and twenty fifth and other streets all night
The company says It has to stop running at certain
hours in order to readiust It's machinery, clean the
cars and do other necessary things But some Of
the compalnants say the company has a duplicate
sct OF machinery and need not stop at all. This
again. the company denies and so the cars and the
affair stand.
Fast Side people are glad to hear that contracts
have been awarded by the Elevated Railroad Com
panv for the building Of new stations at Ninety
ninth, One-hundred- nd-seventeenth One-hundred-
and twenty first aud Onehuudred and twenty ninth sts
in Second ave,
The Darling Chapter Of the Daughters Of the Revo-
uton has completed ITS organization by the election Of
the following officers Mrs. E. p. steers. regent
Miss A. " Steers. secretary Mrs. Chauncey 5.
Truax register: Mrs. Joseph !. Casey. historian.
Mrs Mary A. Humphrey the president, represented
the Clio Club at tie National meeting of womens clubs
held last week at Cvange. y. j.
Three new aathouses IN Madison ave have the racy
names of SavatOr Tenny and Raceland and two others
nOt new are the NayfOwcr and the Volunteer. SuJll-
van, Jackson and Corbctt ore not vet represented