New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
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NOTES AoUBT VARIOUS RGANZAT1oNs-LocAL
IMPROVEMENTS.
The Rhode Island clambake which the schnorer
Club Is TO have at its clubhouse and grounos' oiie
hundred third ST. and Thirdave., on Septem
her e. will be such beg affair that the detailed ar
rancements had to be made early. A special meeuhs
OF the club was held Friday night to decide upon
the programme and to see that the carrying ouV VI
Il wus In the proper hands. The entertainment VIII
primarily be a clambale- but It Will be much more
There Will be concert by a military band OF forty
pieces vocal and instrumental solos, dancing, bowl
ing an Illumination Of the grounds ana
afne display Of fireworks. The concert
win begin ut p m, and an hour later the clam
bake will be served. This will be the clubs eleventh
annual affair Of the kind.
The Morrisania Presbyterian Church has unanimous
" called the Rev. Spencer L. Hitler to fill the vacant
pastoratc. The decision was the result OF the ex-
cellent impression which the minister made IN the
two months he has been preaching at
the church. For nine years he has been
assistant pastor at the Central Presbyterian Church
This morning he VIII preach on Character Build
Ing" and this evening from text in JOB.
The managers Of the "Huckleberrg" road hope to
have the trolley system IN operation in a few weeks
and the cars for the service have begun to arrive
tachments being put on.
Controller Myers, 1t seems, is in no wise opposed TO
the expenditure Of $4,000 in improving the Pathways
OF the north side. He has referred the application to
the Park Board that II may furnish him detailed
statement OF how the money Is To be spent. When he
receives that account. he will lay the subject before
the Board OF Estimate ard Apportionment. 1t is
hoped that the money will be voted within few
weeks.
on september = the fremont Coach Club will have
a straw ride to Pelham by moonlight. On the arrival
AZ Pelham, there will be an entertainment, chiefly
musical I'm Ellerts Hail. The committee in charge Is
Dr. John J. Fox Jos - Poynton, Miss Lyle Broken,
Miss Lotte lie MCult and Miss Sarah Kerby.
The new ST. Magarets Roman Catholic Church, at
Riveralc Just south Of the city line, which was dedi-
Gated By Archbishop Corigan last Sunday Is pretty
stone structure The ground was given by Thomas G.
Cornell Of Yonkers Father Kelly Is the priest. At
dedcatory services, Father Van Rensselaer, Of ST.
Francis Xavier College. delivered the sermon. and the
choir from ~. Iawrence's Church sang The altar
boys from ST. Francis Xavcr.
A deal Of business was transacted on Tuesday even
ing at the meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Sunday school Association, OF the Twenty third and
Twenty fourth Wards which held in the Alexander
Avenue BAPTIST Church. The association will have Its
quarterly rally and animal meeting September 10.
Only 81 was paid for the fruit in Caremont Ihrk
this year. II Is said to be worth 300 and consists
Of apples. peaches and pears. The hay In the park
brought SI2O at auction.
The annual picnic Of the ST. Jerome's Lyceum OF
New York Will be held at Brommer's Park tomorrow
There will be some excellent athletic contests.
surveys are being made for n new sewer In Teasdae
Place. from Third ave. 10 Trinity.
The funeral OF George c. Baggott, the wellknOwn
fireman who died from cancer on Tuesday, ut his
home one hundr and seventy -ninthst. and Wander
biitave. was held Thursday. the burial being IN
woodlawn. He served in the Fire Department from
1853 to $50. when he was retired.
The Independent Athletic Club. which was organized
In rordham In The spring. will have picnic on sep
TENDER II, In Pelham Bay Park. The officers are ::
President Edward McKeown vice president ID.
Mcbride. treasurer J. Underwood recording secre-
tarv william Jones: responding secretary F. Car
pentcr The present clubrooms are In JeherSon-ave.
Int new ones VIII be secured before long In them
GOOD gymnasium will be fitted mp.
Mary f. Barry has sold to Charles d. steurcr. for
Ss3 500 property on the south side Of one hundred
and thirty seventh st. seventy feet OF Alex
andcravc - feet 10 inches by 100 feet. Lots c, d.
F. +, and g OF lot No. IS. and lots Nos. 10. 80 81
90 Al, A. % TO 30. 90. 60 1l6, III, l21 TO III
and III TO 1916 map OF Norwood. adjoining the
W1llamsbridge station have been sold by Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Eden To- samuel W. Farchild for nominal
consideration. Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Cunard have sold
10 John Cotcr and another the northwest corner Of
feet for s;,2, 500 William f. NJ zborouSh has bought
from Sarah C. otuwcll. for sl1..oo. n plot l2oN34x-
l2ax33 feet the east side OF WebsteraNe., hOrth
II Onc-hundrcd and s"ventieth-st
on Tuesday Mother NJ. Angela. OF the Mount ST.
Ursula Academy at Bedford Park celebrated the
twenty nth anniversary OF her entering the trNuhnc
Order Mass was celebrated In the chapel OF the
convent and many friends congratulated the num-
commissioner iIcinu has approved plans for a
scwer In East Onc-hundred and hftyscventst., from
Elton to Third ayes; for one In Eaglcavc. from
Wcstchcstcrayc to East one hundred and forty ninth
ST. and for one in Wanutave.. from one hundicd-ani-
thirty eighth st. TO one hundred and forty irstst
The sunday school OF the North New York Con
rrecnonai Church had It's annual excursion on Tues.
day. going to Oriental Grove, on the steamer ldiewid
Manhattan Council No IT, Of the Legion Of Justice.
meeting Onehundred and thirty eighth ST. and Third
ave- oh Monday, Instituted new council OF tle order
Third ave. John j. O'Conncl, who three months ago
organized Columbus Council. NO %. got together the
men 10 form tho latest addition u the Legion OF
Capital entertainment was furnished Wednesday
10 the members OF the Youthful League Club, at their
clambakc at Dorl0n's Point. South Norwalk, Conn
The trip made on the iron steamboat Cygnns 7.
IIopp second. La Forest won the race for slim men.
Many North sitcrs attended the first summcrnight
festival OF the Emerald Club. on Wednesday at U
bach'S Park The officers Of the club are Joseph p.
Iicnnessy, president; r. j. Dcvll!e vice president;
Iiannon recording secretary; p. F. Walsh treasurer.
and W. Carrigan. sergeant alarms. The reception
committee consisted Of p. X. Donohne, chairman J.
T. Barry, =. Kirby j. l.. Farrell. Paul Endemann. ID.
Burns. J.: sheehan. Frank ConlIn H. 0lnen, Philip
Stacom. +. McAulne. A. Roman c. j. Carroll. Thomas
A. Lynch, Frederick Stom, b. A. Berger. II. A. Car.
rigan. j. II. Johnson. II; nrackcn, J. Mcsherry and
A. Il. Ganun. Aldermen william II. schot and Henry
l., school Justice William q. McCrca, eNAlderman
John Morris. Judge Enrich and Warden Fallon were
among those present.
A TRYIXtf MOMENT FOR THE BlRTENDER.
Tie bcllbOY shunied into the cafe OF uptown