New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
hBOTE THE HARLEM.


1BOTE THE HARLEM
STRONG COMPLAINTS or THE ELECTRIC STREET
IAMPs-MANY OUTINGS.
Tho nocular sight Of officials and clerks walking
carefully ohont and not allowing than ono person
10 stop NJ a time on any Of IN" sialrwavs may he
Witnessed in the building nscd 'y tho uptown
Street Commissioners At Third ave. ana onehuhdr'd
and Forty frhst Tho condition of the hnlding has
hocn n source Of complaint for several months, the
plaster on the ceiling Is cracked. the floors have
saggcd and tho stalrways creak under every football
Superintendent Brady Of the Department ~ Buildings
examined the structure and ORDERED That certain
changes Be made II was decided That tho bnhd'hE
might stand safely II additional beams were put III
and n. floors and stairs strengthened. Commissioner
Hafcn has suspended putlic hearings at tho huidmS
and the clerks were directed to move carefully. IS
p.cially I'm using tho stairs. There are sales on
some Of the upper floors and II sny OF III" beams
slorld give away, there might he n repetition on
smaller scale Of the disaster AZ Ford's Theatre.
The members Of the Gas Commission listened on
Wednesday 70 the protests Of some residents OF Inc
unncr wards against an extension Of the electric
light system In that portion OF The city Inc store
keepers and houscholdcrs have long complained OF
the defects Of the present system. The wires are
s,runc overhead and the electric lights are hung IN IN
convenient places. on Third ave. the light is 'b'
struc,cd bv The elevated railroad. and rs 10" lamps
are hung only on ono side Of the street. Tie Other
remains IN comparative darkness. The INTENTION ~
the Commssi, ners 10 hear conn lains on lat W'dn's
dav was no' generally known 10 III" uptown r'l
dents. so that few were present q, "a" hcalins An
additional hearing VIII h- had on Wednesday, Jni'
10 when Il (. probable that oil"r- VII give ih"lr
experiences With tc rr sent l-iem Of electric Us"t
ing I'm the uptown streets.
The contract, for the erection ~ the NJ" CLUB
hnrsc Of tie ForGhnm club will soon b" finished
and work will be- begun I'm = few daTs. TAe mem
,crs Of tho club hope 10 occupy their new qHnr'"r'
ON January l. Professor T. H. Durdon and charles
Kcarv representing The officers aud George W.
Ycandlc Louis 4. Hahn. join j. Connolly ana -
j. Brady the Building Committee. haV" rh"rt' "i
F the construction. John : p'Nc1rn j, Tho ar'Nlr''
commune ~ the club consisting 81 Me,-rs. Hahn.
MONTGOMERY Wct5cn. Connolly ard Brady arc
arranging for a festival for The cub members ana
their friend II viii take piac" in f." week.
Tho member, Of the Youthful D"agn" 'Iuh VIII
ioin with their friends In an EXCURSION tomorrow
/ 10 ROTOR Point. TIE suburban 'lub 81 fremont VIII
I hovo e. animal e>cur-ion on July q. IN" Emerald
club had q successful -ummer night festival ON
Monday evening. Deputy Commi- .ioncr >"anod'
,oron.r shea ana other uptown officials were present
The General Term Of the supreme Court has de-
cidod that Ecach-avc. was not dFulcAied ~ me
uullc by the former owners. ana mo """r" nr
! the land taken Will accordingly be- increased IT."
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ported that only nominal award should b mace
but tho special Term, and now The General lerm'
/ have decided that the award was insufficient.
/ 4 reception for women wa, held Monday even.
ing M ~. .Irron.'- Lvcoum. NO. 20 Al"Nand"r"Vc
The women 81 tho parish with which N" Llc'nn j.
4 connected had united TO obtain - hnnd-"n" American
g,c which wa, presented ON Monday ovcnin; {"
,bn club The clubhouse decorated ANA TIE
/ ground, vcro Illuminated with japanese lanterns.
/ There wa, = musical programme. and address
were made hv several II those interested In o." Work
. ~ The Ivccim. Among thos" present ""f" the l'V.
Fathers Tandy and Mcintyre VI. j. Cohalan John
Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Petit, J. J. Collins and Mr..
and Mr. william Lehman. - Jcr0rc's >thool
| had II, commencement cxcrci-cs q few days ago and
tho uupil- DISPLAYED their attachments I'D I'll" .au~-
faction OF their friends, who were present TN large
/ numbers
The advocates Of the trolley sl tom declared that
a. soon a. mpform"n bccan" accustomed 10 their
work there wou!d De- n.vor accidents oh the electric
-o,ds The nr mhcr Of casraltic.. however. does mt
! econ, to diminish 4, time go,s 10y. ON Tuo-dAy
i'm, Peter Met re-, stem. Of No. 1886 Bo tn
| Injured by striking an elevated railroad post while
/ trying 70 Jump on rapidly moila: trolley car lie
received scrious injuries llcW luhrs. Will" diving
| n bakers wagon carly W'fn -day morning W.,
| thrown from his wagon In collision with bollry
car Al Third ave. and one hundred and aiAtytl Il.
! The motorinan was arrested 10 await the r'-li OF
| IuLrs'4 ininry. The injured taken tl"
/ ho,piial \ broken wire ~ THIRD ave. and on'
hundred ana sixty fISt--,. on Tuesday evening fright
,nnd the I,-irni, Of tn ncglb Jrhood II omitt'd
! brilliant SPARK, while ii lay Oh Tue ground, nul
! uucm.n removed it. MI. Maxwell. who WI In.
Iurcd lv being thrown from trolley at rhirl
ave- and one hundred and Forty third -. several c
,oo died on Monday morning. The funeral ,.r,ic,s
yror held on Wednesday ~ the home Of her daughter.
| Mr. Wilson. so. ~ Wilu--aNe.
! Mis- .arlotta scabolI and Robert Mo.t were nrr.
ri.l 90, - Peter, thurc. on Wednesday afternoon.
| r,.rufy Commissioner -'siiold. the BRIDE, nncr.
| Inc oilcialne cherry Miss Nunnt Nhlnncy
| and Timothy MulClny Wcr" married iy tn Rev.
| Father -hlnc Wednesday afternoon al ~. Angus
limos Church. reception ~ ~" nom" ~ the bride
| mntb.r R.Jlroad ave. and one hundred ana .iNiy
ni,thPi followed the ceremony. Grorg. Mah,r
and Mis- Mary Roach. Of Kine,hrfdsr. were married
| n II John, church Monday evening.
| The uptown cclrbrationS # ia" Fourth Of JUN con
,hn rhnrrhes and the usunl display Of nrrwnls in
The evening AT hons The Dc'lara of In l.p Meme
was read at the Tyr cnhh@n'c ana at SOM other
| n patriOic sermon IN the North New-lork Congrcga
| iIonal Church on sunday evening. The Plymouth
section of The church society held out OF door OK
cnrson on The sound on the Fourth Of July. Al III,
fremont PRESBYTERIAN Church here wa pmrioc
service on sunday rvr' M M c,r nenDr Of tho
| American flag. There addr' $50, by Nhhola.
| H. Babcock Thomas j. Rush Israel G. Jonc.. ana
other, and instead of applause thr speaker, .n.
couragcd 10y frequent wavlng' OF the flag, by IA
The game OF baseball on Tucday afternoon b,twcci
| the suburban and the Volunteer clubs. both u TIE
| mont attracted over thousand spectator, incgdIne
mos Of thc older and practically all of the ynuugr
| residents ~ tbnt subarb Til" rivalry between ill.,
amateur clubs 1, stDne and The game VA, cydtinc
cnouch 10 satisfy ia. ,pocla,o,s;; t"r .x inning
| the Volunteers more -ucccssul ana they finally
won by score Of - TO j.
Fast Berkshire special, every Friday and saturday