New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
4BOVE THE HARLEM RIPER.

has worked some strange changes among the h'p"D
ucan organizations above the Harlem h"'r
Thomas Stcarns. the energetic leader u ~" I'm
,rr,v fourth Ward organization, IS put by the ne"
onnortionment Into the lower district. wIch nci'"'
,bo greater part Of the Twentythird Ward "hhe
81, II Ten Eycl the leader OF the old twenty thiu
| ward association. becomes resident oil the ~"
yXXth District, which includes the "ho" VI Wv
1Nccnty fourth Ward and part or the twenty -'''"
Ward Tho peculiar division adopted VIII h'7o i"J'"'
IA some extent the social organizations VINO" n",'
| aided I'm developing Republican influence. III" sun
,, CIuh Included formerly large part OF the
mos, active Ropublcans OF the Twenty fourth ward
Many OF lis members reside In the new ANlAth DIS
trlcr and other, I'm the new NNNth Dls'rc'' Inv
clubousc therefore. can hardly be * II previously
v,is the central meeting place OF any district o'e""
,,Ion and although rs members may remain active
n,oy cannot hc united before in local aHhr7. INC
same T. true to n lesser degree OF the Nofth ''u
pcpullican club which had IN its membership many
Twenty third Ward Republicans. us men w" w.
divided between the two new districts. Inc 10"
XXXth District I, 50 large In area ana th'r' are
ca tv lines OF travel between the various parts that
# will lie difficult to maintain an Assembly IiS'1o'
organization. The XXIXth District IS comparatively
compoct Int the old township and ward lines are
d,srngardcd 60 that fremont, Morrisanla and other
rro,ps Of population are divided by the new Assembly
District lines.
The two chief Republican social clubs which VIII
thus be somewhat hndercd in their work hy inc nc"
airport ionmcnt are nevertheless active and vigorous
and have entered heartily on the political canvass
The North side Club Will probably hold series d
nuhuc meetings AZ which prominent speakers VIII
discuss he issue, Of the contest Tie 'lnb rooms
are AZ II ravc. and one hundred ana or'y 'e'oh So
| IN The now NNNth district. Tho SUBURBAN ''""'
ht,rc cnt,rln, on the hard work Of tho campaign.
VIII have days pleasure to which the members ha''
lolet To- wa.d TIE club Will have an excursion on
Friday g. Lalrcl'un Grove on the sound Invitations
have been sent 10 Republican club, IN various paris
# the ity and delegates have been appointed b' soy
eral club, to attend the Subnrhns outing Ah"ns
the uptown club, from which representatives. VIII ~
present nrr the North side. the Garfield. Of liigh'
/ hrld.c u. Republican duhs Of Fordmm hpsS'
/ ,r,a,e and Morris Dock. and several Republican
denominations II Harlem and Washington Heights
LARGER gathering Of enthusiastic Republicans has rarely
leon eccu on the Notth side than that when VIII
gather AT The MorrisAnla pier on Friday morning "
iof tho ~uhmrhans their excursion.
The argument, ut IA, meeting on Tuesday II the
United state, engineers who VIII report a. 7" "'
pror,ecd closing 81 ~" Harlem River, showed thA'
/ fh. sentiment ~ north Side residents J., strongly
/ n.aiu.t the destruction Of the waterway. MI tn'
pc,,,r. who represented Interests IN the upper wards
,I.,f,n-Ip opposed the measure Fordham MOTIFS
/ Nh. nr,t litcr .p.my al The proposal to III "P me
rl,.r belong, 10 ou. 81 tie bot known families o' INC
upn.r ward. The speaker, who appeared Tor those
vh .,,o,,l dock privilege, along the river werr also
earnest i,, their opposition 10 th" scheme. Many resi-
don't, II Manhattan Island mr. i-norni 81 ia" amount
I ~ none, which Dr.. recently been expended bN pr
Vat. per ou, in huliinr wlHFi' ana bii"F''"N "'"e
| tb, iyer and the fact, made public ar Inc "'''''-
t.,r,. fh. engineer, furnished much useful ni'rih'
l. ,,. ,i.,,, fb.. growth - north side Industries.
g. T. l. SNYDER. ur,hitrct and superintendent Z"
.,t,.,l binding. 10 the board Of Eduo1ii"n has Nh
th.d the plan, for the now Twenty fourth warn
Grammar school at WoohlaVn. tn" structure VIII O'
| 100 hv .. feet. ploT running from N'''"' "
,,,.,.. .,,. 1l.r,, vll De- accommodations for 800
/ children together with hter play rooms Inc MA
,..i.l. win be- red brick, Laid In rel mortar win
,u,l..cx hr,wns,onc trimmings, rock faced Inc
,, ..ru.,f. f,r heating and ventilation VIII 4" the
mast Improved \ novel and valuable feature VIII ~
the ph,, ground II about two acres "m'n "',' ,'''
rouud the building The structure Is to cost 7"''',
and 10 be finished In four months er""''' 7'''''
Ia, been greatly needed at Noodlh"h.
| +, ,,. t,ur month, Of #, existence the washington
/ v.l.,I,ueu hn, crown To- a membership ~ slAN' y
n,y clubhon-. ln, been rented AT one hunor'u anu
seventy. If .hih. and Washington ave. an" HAS ".''
pl,.,.any fitted up. rod race VIII b" gwen ~ tc
club next month. The officers are r'V'u'''' = "
.ovo,d yicc.prc,dcni. II. j.. TAYLOR; secretary H.
word Irllm,u. treasurer, &. f. Brdhury' captain
! ! ". Davidson first lieutenant, Chandler smith,
second lieutenant, G.. Nixon, Jr
rh. lawn party Of the ,chnorcr club on Thursday
evening vas marked by the larr" attcnuu'e "mr" j
/ "a
,r.s,ui Of coarse passed an evening OF ehJ" m'W'
Tia grrds were brilliantly nshcd with electric lamps
,..,,i IN ,ll1nse lanterns and tile orchestra pNcu
.,c,lent selections. Their was bowling contest III
,hi,h tho prizes silver Hu'' oo"l WV" ny
Icoou,d Ford and two silver cups won b' herman
wel,kcr and william II. Fblins fc" oil INC many
! rrcscnt were Or and Mrs \. T. Irncnah' NIc5anlcr
and Mr. william II. school. commissioner ana NrN'
| u,lnt, Mr. and Mrs l.. \. Wssc Mis- KiN'e, Justice
and MR. William q. McCra. Mr. ana Mrs hOocr'
vollIracht George r. i'arc,. Mr. ANA MIS- joseph H.
Grown Mr. and Mrs. a. Bcnnlne, Mr. ANA MIS- \. T.
nnitS SIR and Mrs. NJ Z. lircen, Charles W. 'oiImS,
pc,cr DocIgcr sir and Mr.. John W. Decker Mr. and
Mrs John II. Knoop. Francis kie, Miss hci' Dr. ana
Nrs Chailr, Iichcnau Colonel James j. Mooney,
willard r. staples Captain and Mrs. jacob Wlndecker
and Herman NtSkcr
ON Monday last the Youthful League Club ana It's
(r,rd- filled the iron steamboat tygnus ~ inl a'
the law allows, and conveyed 70 oScawanna
i"I,nd I'm The hudson for a days outing. After
spending tow hours at the picnic GROUNDS s p'IS ~,
rrtnr,,d 10 tho Morrlsana Icr. Everything went on
,mOoihIy thanks to the efficient management; J9hn
IT, knotpplo is PRECEDENT Of The clnb. ON TUESDAY
evening he Youthful League Will have garden party
~ is grounds one hundrc and thirty siAthSI near
WlIls ave The Committee on ENTERTAINMENT cen
ss, 81 tho president and Charles schneider ANA Johh
81 wavras Park ehundred and sixty nn ma st.
annual picnic July is. There were athletic con
cst, various kinds, IN some Of which young women
and drls competed. The organization officers arc;
PRESIDENT Mis-. John Bell, vice president, j. >allcr
nuancal secretary, George Walters, recording s'Nre
tnry i. y. Emra, and treasurer, ID. sinclair. .
At the meeting nj the Executive Committee OF thc
sunday hool tnon for tho Twenty third and twenty
fourth Wards. last week, various committees were
| elected . -,
The wedding 81 Miss Jeanette Mcrkert. OF BED
ford Park to Carl Erickson OF Boston is announced
TO take place August 4, at the home Of the brides
parents. . ,,,...o,
Permission has been given by the Board OF Electrical
Control to put up electric light wires In Boston ave.
from Third To the Southern Boulevard, In Brook
ave from the southern boulevard to one hundred and
sxty third ST. In Washington ave. from Third-nve to
Kinesbridge Road In Thrd-avc.; from one hundred
ard scvcncth>t. to one hundred and eighty seventh
Il and In Jerome from the Harlem River to the
rordham Landing Road.
| Joseph Is. RlchprdsOn has been reelected president
az the I.rOwnsOn Literary Union.
| rho ENcmnt EremeniS Association ~ the Twenty