New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-15

had been elected substantial reform step would have
been taken.
The regular meetings of the Republican association,
In the several wards OF the city and towns of thu
county will be held on Tuesday evening
for aYSr SESeG SF p1esn CT
Board of Aldermen. Mr. McCary recently became a
resident in the Park region and occupies fine house
In berkeley Place. He has given up the liquor bust
ness TO deal in real estate As OF the Big -Four,
in the Board Of Aldermen he has had an active part in
local politics for years. He denies any aspirations TO
the MayOraty, however, and Will probably be content
to return to the Board Of Aldermen.
William H. Hazard, president OF the Fulton Bank,
was married for the second time on Friday. lie was
formerly city Works Commissioner and later president
Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. Mr.. Hazard
has been frequently talked Of for Republican candi.
Alderman McGarry is an eager asprant for the Demo-
cratic nomination 70 OF the important Offices Of
County Clerk and REGISTER of Deeds to be filled next
lives in the Tenth Ward.
George +. Elliott, chairman Of the legislative Com.
mittee Of the Republican General Committee Is the
only lawyer in the city who clerical coat and
white tie, and they frequently cause him to be mis-.
asked a. to why Mr.. Elliott wears this garb. In ne.
spouse to query put to him he said has always
the greatest respect as the representative Of law and
order in the community, and l long ago decided
that would do all in my power TO secure
respect for it, The clerical coat commands certain
respect and believe it i, the proper garb Tor awyeFs'
used 10 wear wlgslo Precisely answered Mrs. y.
Amos F. Learned who died last week. &C.
| tive Republican politician OF the Stalwart type. and
he was prominent in the party councils. In lo50 he
the six delegates from kings County 10 the
National Convention at Chicago. and voted vahantly
for the nomination of General Grant for third term.
lie and General James Jourian were the two Brook
ynites who received the medals presented TO The 3O3
thrdte supporters to commemorate the incident,
and dinner given To them when they returned TO
Brooklyn. Mr. Learned's ability as newspaper man
| gained a Ugh reputation for NM .
The death Of Mr.. Learned from pafeSs calls aten.
| lion TO the common msprOnunciation Of this word.
| The accent IS usually placed upon the penutmats
syllable when il should bc placed upon the antepenut
il
lion is a natural one the word Is derived from the
C;reel, parienai formed from para and enal. and in
ordinary usage the vowcls combine and make long
syablc. which takes the accent but IN propositions
| which combine with stems 10 make me nouns the
vowel Of the proposition is dropped ana not cooned
\ proposition is under consideration ior ,aymg Oat
new boulevard in Kings County, ana 10 place IL IN
der the control Of the Brooklyn Park commissioners,
A. the Ocean Parkway. running from prospect Parh 10
Gr.'ev Island has been for years. The new driveway
l. nroioctcd to start from the ocean PARKWAY near
pai,yfII, and TO follow the lines OF the sleh roaf
Avenue and East Twenty 10 bGnS on, ns
ard travosend Bav II j. proposed N can " me Say
Parkway The town boards Of Ncw-Otlecht ana
Grayesend will consider the matter omorrO"'