New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01

responsible for the condition OF the streols 'n ~"
tr,ct lie must examine them and see that 'nes a..
o,ored properly The cutters must be kept cie",
and the roadways rounded up once or more ."
season. The districts seem to have been wen .
ont and II the foremen are watchful ana tno -
men Industrious they can keep their dlstrc'' III
repair There has been lack In some pr ,,
years OF systematic OF the streets anu :, I'll,
Ueintz's reforms well carried out the u''
he greatly benefited. 49,, and
,,rcnorouons for the tennis continue anu
,borc will be new courts In several parts vi u0
Twenty third Ward. The opening tourhanei,. ~ ~
Aerial Tennis Club was held yesteruhS s,h,os
There were prizes for the vctors IN hen ,,n
women's doubles, and mixed doubles Inc oiu' na
has its courts at St Anns-ave and One-huiui'
-. a,,h :, t. connected with the Manhattan AS
soc,o,ion and will take part In the hahuionp ""
mcnt arranged by the association. the mcn oi ~
Of the association, to be played OF '""' - w -
mi xed doubles June Is, VIII Oe pi'''u ~
Aerial courts. The Lenox and fllth -'e"p ,
~ Harlem arc also members OF the associauo'' '
Warren Tennis Club Of Morrlssana "as JUDI '"o''"
its first officers ., oorr,, sh.,i
=, ,,d ont I'm st Nary's Park, place convenient ior
many ANNEXED District players. Az "'e'',ne VI
IN. BOARD OF Governors OF the khicheroooh0' io
cIub ON Monday, additional arrangements Me'c maui
for the approaching season. Ar''ur H. riA'' ~
u colo and Alfred c. Clark the construction com
,ad and 6ortieth and Onc-hundrtd and-lorty-hrso
| -, wcr, practically complete. There VIII De
roco 900 feet long on the BrOokave side ana lawnS
,riu no laid ont on the other SIDES OF 'lc 6o"''
,r,oro will he five double clay courts. The grounds
will he formally opened In Few "eehs' -,
uomcn were elected addluohal Hc"pcr0 Va W"
o,nh . championship tournament for members OF
,. ,u ,oc,r on Junc and continue for Two
, from July o to July % there Will be an
,n,,,to,on handicap tournament opened 10 members
~ climbs invited to compete, and an alcomcrs ouria
mcnt for members Of the United States Lawn l
Association has been set for september 49, Az ~
II The prizes provided are OF ohsldcrioic ~
4 clubhouse TO contain dressing rooms anu wv -
for tho tennis players has been contracted ior' III
,,, a.. tho tennis contests there will be many
49,, r,ir. In which members OF the club VIII IN
interested. x,.
| The Morris Heights Republican Club met on Mou's
evening 70 hold the annual election oil officers -,
who were chosen were: IresidchI' ''"'o.
/ snonobIe: first vice-prcident, George H"'o,p"
| second vcc-presidcnt, DIR. ii. G. Lewis re'o''''e
secretary. r. A. Brown; corresponding secretary W.
u PACKARD. treasurer J. Blggart: executive
| committee J. II. Twadell. Albert +. Davis. h. o.
uo,nc George T. Hall, James Chambers, a. Il. hop.
kins t. H. Cargill, IL. stamford, W. J. huuoip" anu
| J. w. King. The meeting at %hich INC o'o4'o'
took place was we'll attended ana mueh ihtcIc'' We"
shown In the plans for the fall campaign. i', .''"
will probably move ihb per"'"cn' ''
,crs II has been only short time In existence
but has already attained ccn'ldcr"pie ''''''>
among the voters Of Morris iieigh'S'
.rb. ,nir for the benefit Of the new church VI
- ,nseIm's Parish IN East MVrriSann was oPe"
throughout last week. and special FEATURES Vi III
forest kept the attendance largo on ca'h c|o''"e'
Many GIFTS Of considerable value have o"eh IT,
cciycd and the sale of articles has been Suo'eeS'''
I'm, .hc article, 10 be awarded by vote or by
Sfpl la
poIlceman. pInno. pony and saddle ana one OF
run watches A gold headed cane VIII be gwen 10
m. most paDular Young brewer. and some lu'hy
p.rson will secure trained goat "u'i'"' ~
lections rendered by the choir on lueaday c'c"'-
and hy other singers on Thursday, Friday ana
saturday evening. attracted many visitors.
An entertainment by members OF 1t. Jerome >
Iyceum on Monday evening resulted IN an au'nuon
~ several hundred dollars 10 the fund Tor h'"ns
nm the new rooms which the Lyceum VIII
soon occnpy The principal part OF tho enter
Imminent was the acting Of play entitled NAY
blossoms" In which members Of The Ly'cum 'oo'
part The Rev. james /. Mcintyre, tho spr'u''i
director Of the Lyccum. President John frascr an"
other officers and the entertainment committee con
..tlng Of william T. HI. William j. Mc'ahh Chare'
N Nonteomery j. Collins and James A Farrell, nave
all worked earnestly secure the needed money !"
enable tho Lyceum TO occupy Its new home III Wills
A young daughter Of William l.. liO"cl. OF hv'|
avc secured mn honorable place for herself IN the
history of tho time II that history should ever is
written from memorials found By some historian III
futurc uc. In the contained In the cornerstone oi
,,u.r, Grants tomb Tho young girl wrpt" 10 ten
.rnl Porter suggesting that m American nag Dc en-
,I,cd I'm III. cornerstone box and sent pretty SILK
anc which with the letter accompanying IL, was placed
In the box several members OF the Howell lamiV
signed the letter. " a., nh,
The officers and many members Of the i've Prcsby
tcilan sunday schools beyond the Harlem River were
,,r,>ent ON Thursday evening al meeting called 10
IA tor Nff lnfllcIfe
chools 4 choir ~ hny voices nom the bethany
sunday school furnished music several clergymen and
.chO, officer, spoke.
4 lecture was given by A VI. Taylor on We'incS-
day evening on why We Laugh" The net re
clint. went 10 Increase the building fund Of the North
New York Congregational Church. The Rev. {. H..
Fcclo,'on who was assigned ut the last Conference
10 Tho north Ncw.lork Methodist Episcopal Church.
pr,ach,d hi, first sermon that church last sunday
The last II the Friday evening club dances for the
prrsnnt season given nj the home OF Mrs BannSfcr
30 200 Alexander The reception OF The Elite
ON Tuesday evening at Republican Hail. was largely
attended The subscribers 10 the reception numbered
about thirty and they with their wives and friends
danced I'LL n late hour
The Ladies' Cclcstinc Social club held an apron
and nccldlc party ut Tammany Hall. Fordham mt
which j. Iorncr and Miss A. Coughln led the grand
march which preceded the dancing.
An entertainment ly the sylvan Athletic Club, at
Curtln'> Hall. attended by many OF those IN
tercscd I'm sporting matters.
reception In honor Of tn" Rev. A. = liul rector OF
Trinity Church Morr,sanla given on Thursday
Ing by the Vaughan Club. at the home OF Harvey