New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
dBOCE THE HARLEM RIVER.
ACTIVITY ANN; EFrrPLIrANS - VARIOUS
-OCIAL AFFAIES.

ACTIVITY AMIN; EFPtPNrANS - VARIOUS
-OCIAL AFFAIEs.
Tho Republican campaign in the upper wards wa
marked b, the usual number ~ lively meetings IN y
week. Ex.Asscmblyman Weiss decllnnti"n N inc
nomination for tho Assembly was not 'inc1f"ctcn ana
the selection of W. G.. Davis as the candidate Tor w"
Assembly Is popular one among IN" voters. Inc
local ticket being complete political Speakers on boz"
side, have argued nightly for their respective canal
dates There have been few great ma >nlre'ine> III
the district above the Harlem River. but III" number
~ election district gatherings has bren arG" and The
meeting, on the Republican sid" has" been well az
L ndcd ana enthusiastic. The un!on between IN" Tam
many and IIcintz forces has left not a little ti''rs-
ness OH both sides ard Il l. p"oab" that there VIII
he many Democrats VII, viii stay at home. although
they would have REGISTERED ard voted II ''cr" lai
been an exciting oral~canvaSs nkc that 81 two y"i'S
ago The meetings called By tho lIcintz supporters
hive been attended bv few Tammany m'n ana IN"
Tammanv meetings have called together ony inc ~
lowers OF Tammanv. The candidates have. ~ couf>"'
attended all tie party meetings. bat there has he a
marked cOolnc>s ard indifference" aiming those 10:
mcry artNc I'm Democratic rolitfr> above IN" Brdi"
The dry weather has made undrrbr7i>h fires p"c'i'
liorly dangerous TIL, year IN som" %! the outlying
marks Tn. Arcs arc usually started by boys In spt.
Int uuckIv sp:ead from tho leaves to the bushes ana
thence the trees. and many handsome tres haV'
been seriously damaged by the flames. several mousse"
WON, hurncd from some Of these ndcrbru,h fro last
ve,r Bulding, have been projected thus far bur
vauabc tree, have been injured In 'rtona ana Ir"EA
PARKS. In some asc, buildings have ben Threatened
with damage from fires caused by sparks from IN" rail-
way, runnin. through the upper ward. I'll" ulihNni
dryncs, q the has injured b" prospect OF vvc'
tation Il, some the upper park next year, ana IN"
extensive fires have worked still greater Injury.
The CONGREGATIONAL Church Of North S"w-fork
was filed on Tuesday evening With the relatives and
sf..r nd hnn
Morrison, who were married at that lime by the Rev
Mr. McElvccn The bridesmaids We're Miss Flora
Turncr Miss Alice Turner Mis-, Eta llclmcs. and
Mis-, Nav IJghthlpc. Robert Morrison was the best
man and Miss O.a Lancaster was n" maid OF honor
reception followed I'll. ceremony. AT The HON" OF The
bride, parents, No. 70l East northumberland forty
foIrtlst The ma.riag" OF Miss LizzI" Rnscr and
f:u.i,vc Damn took place wednesday evening. nj
the home OF the brides parents In Clarcmoht Park
The hoii,c wa, handsomely decorated With ferns and
cut flowers The maids q: honor were Miss Mani"
Herman. Miss I.zzl" Damn and Miss tnrii" DAMN
The wedding supper was served at u" Assembly
ROOM Onc.irndr,d and >rven'ichst. aud Webster
ave- The guests included mos, Of the members Of the
Harmonic Singing Society OF which the bridegroom Is
a r,ctnlcr Both bride and bridegroom belong to we'll
known German families Of the upper wards. Among
the wedding guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Damn,
Richard Damn. Ferdinand Ruscr. Charles KocE!ng.
Philip Iicbrock. &. Damn, Charles G"0dhouoc. i.
J,ulcnlulrk, Miss Annie Damn and Miss Mary T..
Ruscr. The last week an important among
the North I'D" churches. The new chapel Of the
Fordham MchQhiS, Episcopal Church In Marion ave-,
WI, dedicated last sunday by Bishop Thobrn OF cal
cu,ia The building IL constructed OF terra Gotta and
brick. and has si,tings for about 800 people. II i.
finished In oak, and contains two memorial windows
presented by the society Of Tho Kings Daughters.
4 study has been set aside In the church for the
Of the pastor. the Rev. Dr. Bottom" Tho Christ
Congregational Church. Nj. Hope. admitted into
the Ncw.York and Brooklyn Association Of COngrc.
gational Churches at the fall meeting Of the nssoca
ton held In Christ Church last week The Rev.
Howard s. Bliss. the assistant Pastor OF plymouth
Church. Brooklyn. presided. Tho covenant adopted
by the church. the confession Of faith and other
documents. we're read and the members OF the
sOcatlon expressed their approval Of them, and the
society formally admitted 10 the association The
reports to the church work showed that although
II had been In existance only short time the church
had already ACCOMPLISHED much work; The new
$50 900. Is nearly completed. II Is handsome brick
structure and T. 10 have a spre over 100 feet In
height; The building may not be opened for use for
days at the Church Of the Immaculate option and
large amounts Of money have been received nj all Of
the various tables: COmmi .soncr Louis J. IIc!llz
WIS handsomely decorated. Among those IN charge
Of tables Mrs. John IiaYcn Miss May IrsOurd.
Miss Annie Ledosar and Mr.; Zlckle:; A concert
on Wednesday. at st: AIMS Church. tn" quartet
consisting of Miss Lucia Lola Miss Ida IT, Coggcshsll
Henry NJ. veders and william 4. Sinclair furnished
the vocal music Miss Marion Short rccitcd and there
was Instrumental music by others.
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