New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Louise and Charles welde. The sloops Regina ana
GYPSY also will compete.
ABOVE THE HARLEM RIVER
TO HONOR TIE MEMORY OF LOUIS HEiNTz-
LEGISLATIVE MEASURES.

TO HONOR TIE MEMORY OF LOUIS HEiNTz-
LEGISLATIVE MEASURES
! Continued expressions Of regret at the dea'h o.
Con- missioner Heintz were seLt by various orsah
cations and individuals last week to the mcmo''S
NJ his family Suggestion, were made that a monu
ment be erected in OF the squares or pu"Ic
places above the Harlem River Il his memory II
was also suggested that If the boulevard pan wncn
he had earnestly advocated carried out 1t s'"ud
receive the name Of the HcinU Bonl"NdTo' i"'
friends OF several wellknown residents OF the Norm
side have been urging the appointment OF thcr l'Noi
ties 10 the vacant commissonershp, and il Is appar
ont that the old friction between the Purroy lam
many followers and the members OF the Local I'M
movement party has not entirely DISAPPEARED Inc
| members Of the Improvement party, which 'om
missioner Heintz organized and led. desire 10 see
the present Deputy Commissioner j. II. j. Bonner, ap
pointed as the Of his friend ana assoca'e
Commis sioner Heintz The Purroy influence, on inc
other hand will Pre- badly be cxerted for the appoint
ment of either Jacob Seabold. OF the Twenty-thrd
Ward or Coroner John G. Shea OF the Twenty fourth
Ward with the possibility that Louis F. Hafen may
be favored.
The opposition OF Mayor Gilroy TO tho Willis-ave.
bridge project will probably put an END 10 Una.
scheme for the present. although the bill has passed
the Assembly and It's friends declare that they VIII
| hold a ass-meeting and bring strong influence TO
hear 10 secure the enactment OF the legislation when
they desire The proposed bridge. however, Is not
needed present. and it Is doubtful whether II "ouo
for many years to come be OF sufficient value TO pay
for the expense OF building it. It's advocates ar"
comparatively few in number and the opposition OF
the city authorities will undoubtedly be Sufficient 10
| prevent the carrying ont OF the bridge plan
Legislation for the expenditure OF ccisioeraoie
sums OF money In the upper wards has nlaue so"e
progress The bill for reducing the price OF gas III
the upper wards has also been favoraby reported
Plans for public improvement have also been passed
i NJ
missioner Ronner has arranged for several adoi-
| ,icmal contracts for paving and sewers The real
estate outlook is regarded as favorable ana pnoerS
promise unusual activity in the spring months. sew
cral large estates will probable be sold within Re"
months in the lower part Of the Twenty-fourh ward
and the real estate dealers expect e. Cd prices All
the signs are OF unusual business prosperity III the
| uptown wards for the spring and summer
| The bowling season Is almost over. The ionr
/ months championship tournament OF the Norlh 'T'
Bowling Club has practically ended The Friday Ac:-
noon Club secured the championship. The individual
Championship was won by Joseph stumpf Of the Friday
Afternoon Cub The same club obtained the cham
pionshp In last years tournament. The lowing
for the second and third places will be continued )F
a few days longer. The Phoenix team OF Mott Haven
| which went TO Boston TO meet the b0wl"rs OF me
Massachusetts, Athletic Club. was successful In th'
contest there and received last week the conera'"
lions of its friends. The tournament at the suburban
/
Robert Hamilton Of that club, made the highest IN
diyidual average and also received prize. In a
tournament among the ladies Of the Youthful League
Club Mrs. !. Van Colder won the first prize. ana MIS-
+. Lantfield the second prize.
| School Commissioner Gouden, OF the Twenty fourth
Ward. was at Albany last week With some OF his
colleagues urging the passage OF some bills and the
rejection OF others referring 10 educational ahairs
Mr. Goulden viii! be urged u use all his influence
toward securing the additional buildings which are
needed at SpIinghurst, the Fox estate and Bedford
Park Petitions for this Improvement have been
made and the parents Of the children Of school age
| are urging the immediate erection OF the necessary
buildings.
The new building Of the Forest Avenue Congrega
Il, nal Church. Forcst-avc and Onchun drci -andsiXy
siAth-st. was dedicated Wednesday evening. The
church property has width Of seventyhvc feet and
a depth OF 100 feet. The building Is frame one
| having seating capacity Of about 900. The new
sl2 OO0 The Rev. Richard b. Woodbridge the pastor OF
the church ndnctd the ded,a'on sc' Hoh, ln n
Brooklyn. Among the other clergymen who took
a IN hs GH. nnd b were sv '9 Dr. rev sneo
services will be held this week at the church Inc
Rev. Drs ). II. Virgin. Washington Choae. E. l.
| Clarke, c. IL. Daniels. and John L. >cudder. and iac
Rev Messrs W r. stokes. ". H. McElvoen, Walter
> Uford Bourne. and Ellsworth Bonls ar, anon
the cergymen who Will take part in the services.
| The Rev. DR.. William Kincaid will preach Thu
evening at the Forest Avenue Church a sermon IL
Mems Christian union This will be the last Of tni
| series OF services for the present season.
Tho First Presbyterian Church OF MOrris anin has
nearly completed the Improvements in Its building and
last sunday the congregation had opportunity To
observe the new and handsome" stained glass windows
which had been finished from original design, By com
petent artists. The decoration Of the church in
terror Is also finished.
a successful fair was held Thur,day and Frlday
in the basemen, Of ,he Mott Haven Reformed church
Of which the Rev Mr. Talmadgc is the pastor. ihos,
in charge Of the fair were Mrs. Charles Curtis ;ho
Misses lcnshaw, Miss F.. Lvdccker the Misses Lynch
the Misses Howell Miss Josie Chedsey. Miss Kitty
TOettgcn. Miss Jennie Mind and Miss Howe.
| VT ard Mr,.Wllan Port r, OF No. o, Eft one n
dled and forty iirs't, gave birthday PIi~e parI,
To their daughter Miss Edith l.. Porter. on Monda,
home Of Miss Ella IIavland In East hundred nj
forty scc0ndst. and proceeded III party u The home
| Of Miss Porter Among the guests were Fred. Ian
caster. Miss Carrie Epping James Lindsay, DR.. r. !
b | -hierge Miss Gallagher DR.. ana Mrs. r.. \. trOsc
. VIM Porter jr.. Miss Louise Lancaster. David Ar
| rowsmh Richard Dickson. Ernest Rondc Miss jul:
Armeny, +. Fowler. Miss Ella IIavilrnd. +. Mcdowell
4 Miss j. Culnc, the Misses Lille LOGAN. Il. Hill
barbara Bender, Elsie Eaumller;. Bclle Hammond
Iichenstein. Miss Lizzie Chambers and IT, Win
cent Many OF them were members Of III" Youn;
Ladies' social Circle Of the C0ngrc gational Church
| North New-York
s Mr. and Mrs W. c. Rogers. jr Of Crcston-avc
Fordham, gave dinner party on Wednesday cvcun;
| To OF their friends. The decorations made ~,
name Of "a hcllotropc dinner appropriate. The
Mrs. W. II. smith. Mr.. and Mrs J.. +. Carmen, Mr.
and Mrs. r.. Won JIOfe.