New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-23
dBOVE THE HARLEM RIVER.
LOCAL. POLITICS THE PRINCIPAL TOPIC OF IN
TEREST Sow.


TEREST SOW.
The local nominations In the districts apo'c t"e
Harlem River were made last weeF CORNERSTONE
p, ,o,,g himself a candidate for Office on the CITY
ticket surrendered 10 his former foes 10 the extent VI
allowing two OF his most vigorous crlucS u
years TO be nominated by Tammany hall IN'"u ~
Butts who was nominated for the Assembly, !" 'o
XXIXth District, has expended much eioluc"'e ~
,ho ,as, tvo or three years to prove that PufIoyS
leadership was obnoxious but ne accep'eu NV nor'
nation readily enough from Mr.. Purroy' VII ".
other hand Commissioner Ieintz who has dchouhoeu
Purroys methods appears as an aoNooa' VI Wv
OF Purroy's hencimcn who are caluiu''cS. Inv
Republican candidates Cor Aldermen ana LOT u'o "a
emily are wollknown men. James l.. Wells. the
candidate for the Assembly In the NAlAm D''''I'''
was earnest in his endeavors to assist Commissioner
uoint who NOW repudiates him. Mr.. Wells was
elected last wear TO the Assembly on union ncKe''
Henry l. stoddard. the Republican candidate lot '"e
Assembly In the XXXth District. Is Ns'ue"' VI
bedford Park and has been prominent III movements
for local improvements Mr.. StoddaM Is )ourhasV '
Ono ~ tbe Republican candidates for Alderman Is
Henry l. school, of the present Board OF AIder-
men. He has been one OF the most ih'nlui anu
efficient members OF the Board, and is personally popu
lar among the voters The Republican cahdioa'e lot
Alderman in the XXIXth District Is James Noriisou
A well known business man.
The Republican campaign in the North SIDE us
trict received new Impetus from t'e i"'so M
meeting held on Wednesday evening nj Croachs han
Every section OF the upper wards was represented IN
tina delegations from Republican clubs which ateiideu
the meeting Brass bands and drum and NE corps
marched at the head OF the various bodies OF No'c's
who assembled at the hall The speeches were e''
Enthusiastically received and vigorously appauu'u, i"o
Gathering was OF the most notable Ill the po"i''
canvass in the upper wards. and Indicated u''t INC
Republicans fully aroused to the hhpor'a"'o Va
the issues of the present year
John ~ Emra whose funeral took place on Noi
day was one of the most public spirited cltizehS o'
the upper wards. lie was active in many pais lo'
publc improvements. He was one OF uie 'noSu III
gnential members Of the Property owners AN'o'Iu""
NJ Ouo-hundred and sixty scvenhst. and assisted Ill
carving out several plans for local Improvements
which otherwise would have been neglected.
,rh ,r,..mont t1uh which last wear showed great
activity and ENTERPRISE Is preparing to suFpa's is
last wears record by that Of the coming season. Holo
NJ IN. rooms of the clubhouse TO be rinrhsheu'
Entertainments have been arranged, 70 lie held Al
frequent intervals through the winter months
The Property owners Association Of Mount Hope
was formed Friday evening by residents ol '"''
mart Of the city. The officers chosen were; Ir'N
d.rt DR. Iouis Crisse secretary. r. y. Whitley :
treasurer Theodore Hoclrs. The following committee
ware appolntcd: ON by-laws-Wliiam g. Nchea
lanes L. Donncly, Theodore II. Friend, jacob r
Cayaho and Louis ElkwOrt on nomination OF Per
manent ofIicers-A. A. DanziG, Or. EdWaN r. huu
and Ernest Wenigmann. The Mount Hope r'Iloh mas
reached that point Of development at which the IN
auence Of such an association will be Of great In
portance. ~
Miss Ernestlne IIaake and james Williams were
married on Monday evening AT The Elton Avenue Ec
formed Church. The bridesmaids were Miss Henrietta
DichnId and Miss Gussie OTTO. MIS- Bertha NlldHS
md MIS- Martha Iiaake were the maids OF i"h"T
Ernest Tausche best man rccepuon i2iI I've.
ut The home OF the brides parents NO. goo fa.u
one hundred and ftysevcnthst Many OF the gHSuo
nj this Wedding present the following rNemHs
az the marriage Of Miss PHILIPPINE Stahl 10 william -
I,randt at Gr6 East one hundred ana 1iitS-alN'h
st. ..,,,. ,,..t-oo,o, ,-hr-cb &c
completed. and will be- dedicated to-day i'shnp
Thorbnrn, OF Calcutta, will make one OF the al
dresses ,, -, -.
I'm snie OF political excitement. church social en-
tertanmcnts and fairs In the northern wards nave
been well attended Many Of the West Farms Pres
hyerians attended a social entertainment al TIE nome
of DR. and Mrs Bcrker, I'm BOStOn-ave.. on Wednesday
evening The young people Of the fremont Methodist
Church organized a literary society on thursday
evening and plans formed for meetings 10 De
held nj Intervals through the winter season. me
columbian Fair at 81. Augustinc's Hail. has been
successful in attracting many visitors and much
patronage.