The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-24
EAST SIDE NOTES.

A two-term rule would require the nomination of
other men for suzer In the Fourteenth Dnkespel in
the Twelfth sohmer in tho Tenth. and Foley In the
Sixth. wissig in tho Eighth Is already retired.
Men with spectaces have the advantage the Third
avenue surface cars these days though the man
will avoid the dust by riding backward Tho trenches
ase big enough where the avenue has been dug up
the cable rond to hold brigade of infantry.
Gray seems to be tho fashionable shade for east
side gowns with gray straw hat to match gray
feathers on tho hats and gray ribbons which trail
down behind. Sometimes q that looks 90 red TO
be real stuck in the hat to brighten girls face
Fourth avenue has three buildings numbered l.
They stand where the Bowery meets the Third and
Fourth avenues. and they have full lot apiece. 1t is
doubtful II there are three stores OF the Same
Der on the same street anywhere else in town.
Asaloon keeper on Second avenue has big COB
let's that will holi quart of beer They not stems
beer mugs The is long an ord nary glass
and the support is bigger than tho palm OF a mans
hand It's restru! sight to watch German with
OF these quart goblets filled.
Tho most thickly settled part OF tho world,
which was between Ridge and FIT, Riyington and
Stanton streets has lost of its population by the
pulling down OF most OF the Rvington street side 1t
small block and it had 1858 people before part OF
the tenement houses were pulled down.
Peddlsrs Of soft shell crabs opening the summer
ont.ofdoor eating to I'LL their time uIt the
pop corn and later dolcacies They carry their
baskets of crabs around and sell half on piece
OF toast for 10 cents There s extra charge
loan II plate and dash of Worcestershire sauce.
Senator Roesch would like to have tho Tenth district
laid to put the stecler family in with some
other district leader The Steckers are not likely to
have any say about It. They waiting TO sec what
will happen next fall They did not 20 into the syria.
cuss Convention movement and the organization now
consists mainly Of the Stecklers' Association.
II the Hon. Timothy Justinan Campbell and tho
Hon. Henry Clay Miner against each other for Con-
gress next fall tho east eide Will have campaign
passing tho Grady.Campbell campaign. Mr. Miner has
wanted to 90 to Congress for time. tina,
he has his own theatres well established he wants to 70
to Washington to the biggest show In the United
States
II lis reported that there will DO several changes in
of the east side district leaders whom the
districts are made There Is desire part OF the
young men to bunch some OF tho old leaders, and TO
cut out some districts which the young will have
This feeling is against Patrick Keenan, John Reilly and
esExcise Commissioner Fitzpatrick. 1t Is hard TO SEQ
how these changes can well be made
IL Mr. Croker adheres next fall tho determin on
that he expressed in an interview after tho last
tion there will DO number of Asssnb from
the east side. The majority Of them have already
served two terms Mr. Croker the falling OF
In several districts last fall to the persistence OF
men In keeping on running for Offices that th.re
good deal OF competition for.
East side politics is interesting account OF Its
certainty. John oBrien is dead and the 81 cries OF
some OF tho other o!dtme east side politicians have
Departed but there are enough l"it 10 keep things
lively. nomination by Itself docs not amount TO
much. The tmo Grady ran against Campbell for Con-
gress Campbell had tho TammaHy, County democracy,
Irving Hall Republican. and Citizens nominations.
and he defeated.
Grand street property owners are anxious about the
East River bridge which is to have its western termi-
nus some where Grand street and the Bowery
II makes big difference whether the bridge entrance
Is In front OF a mans II tho bridge and
leaves him in tho shadow. II vii! be a loss the
whole city bridge results in breaking up the pro-
cessiou OF pretty girls which walks west Grand
street from tho Brooklyn ferries IN the morning and
back again at O'Clock.
A census OF u slal group tha, took ride down the
bay on Sunday from cas-: side tenement house
sno cd nine women SIX babies that had carried
two children hardly Old emo Ish to walk aud ono man
The boat was crowded All! they all had to stand Tho
women didn't to mind 1t at ALL but after the M
had he Id one baby three minutes he became dl,
Rusted with the trip. You don't catch me at auy
more OF this" he said Next sunday stay at home
on. of the women With color IN face Nc droop
Ing shoaiters sad Look up there at the sky aud
sec the water you Ike TO be on boat !" NAV
he said, "Iwapt tosit down"