New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
1BOTE THE HARLEM RIVER.
SUMNER NIGHT AND SUMNER DAY ENTERTAIN
MENTS-POLITICAL NOTES.

SUMNER NIGHT AND SUMMER DAY LNIE"i"i'
MENTs-POLITICAL NOTES.
The return OF County Clerk Henry d. Purroy from
r,rope will stimulate interest in the political stu
alton above the Harlem. There will now be io'
Of comforting on the part of Tammany leaders VINO
! yea,ize that in the Twenty-third and Twentyfou
wo vds they have struggle before them when VIII
fully occupy their attention from now unui eeo"o'I
day In the mean time the various forces Opposed
to the w1gwam arc planning repetition OF ther h'
victorv when they elected Louis j. Iieinz commiS-
sioner.
e. The Department Of street Improvements continues
10 occupy the building No. o,6o2 Third-ave In spite
Of the fears OF its safety.
/ Tho announcement of Mayor Gilroy that In his
Judgment Improvements on the North Side systems
of sewers and streets were being made too rapidly Is
OF particular importance. 1t IS the Mayors fear 'ha
unless a halt is called many residents VIII be I'M
able TO meet the assessments. The Board OF Estimate
and Apportionmcnt the motion OF Mr. "llroS'
psssed the following resolution: "That the CoinilS
soper OF Street Improvement OF the Twentythrd ana
Twenty fourth Wards be- and he hereby Is requeS'eu
70 report 70 this board at his earliest convenience
the number of lncal feet and the width oil cacn sewer
constructed In the Twenty third and Twcnty-foufth
wards and the cost of each sewer: also the taxable
valuation of the property assessed for Slch sewer
and what percentage OF such taxable valuation Is rep
resented by the amount Of assessment for Such sewer
made I'm each case: also the number OF square yhiuS
said wards giving the OF such street and the cost
Of pavcmcnt for each street also the taxable valuation
o. the property along each OF such streets and what
of such taxable valuation Is represented by
the amount Of assessment made for pavementS III each
CASE The information asked for will be OF vaue to
all the property holders.
There was fair lo OF entries for the summer
regatta Of the Oak Point Yacht Club on last sunday
The Bismarck showed herself spccdlcst among cat
o,l,,a Scotl
pecal prize offered by Morris Dietsch to the boat to
cover the short course first The Torment was the
rrst 10 finish Of those sailing over the long course
Tho Edward g. Flrt and Tortoise won In their classes
Commodore William Eldrdge held a reception in the
clubhouse after the race. ON July the club VIII
have ladies' day" nj which the chief attras'ioh
will be a dinner at WmtestOne
Yesterday the Thospians, an amateur theatrical
society Of Mclrosc had an excursion to Iona Island
The trips up and down th' river were made more
pleasant by songs and readings given Ly Miss spc'Sc
Miss Lurch, Mr.. Busbce, Mr.. Cameron Mr. ClaAton'
Mr. Hare Mr. Hcnshaw. Mr.. scrlcy and Others.
Mr. and Mrs II. Il. Tappen, NO 1.13l Washington
ave-. and the members Of the choir gave social
entertainment on Monday at the Happen home TO
the pastor and members Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of M0rrsania. Those present included Tue
Rev Spencer l.. Turner Mr. and Mrs. VI. l.. Fox
ex- Judge and Mrs. James X. Angel \. f. Collct'
Mss Marion rarrich. Peter Hichic, Miss Emily
Miss Mary Kreig,r, stafford Ki,chc, Miss Haiti"
Gregory, Milton Webster, Miss Matte Case, Walter
Marvin. Miss Sadie Lord, Clifford Thompson, Horace
winshp, Edward Atkins and Brancid Fox
There the usual attractions at the lawn party
Of tho scnnorcr C,u5 on Thursday evening. ncluain.
an illumination Of the grounds, dancing. bowling. con
and supp"r. Among The many who ATTENDED
II were MIR. ana Mrs. John II. Ronncr, Mr.. and Ms
Henry schradcr, Mr.. and Mrs. william Ehllng. Mr.
and Mrs Albert Dclnlnc. Mr. ana Mr.. John Bon
ninger. Mr.. and Mrs. John 'ollicchi, Nj. and Mrs
instave vobr'chi Colonel F. A. schilliag william .,,
q. Decker. Mr. ard Mis-. Edward Roblt1ck Mr. ana
Mr., John Osborne Mr. and MIR. T.. Is. BayndM. Judge
and Mrs William &. Mctra Mr.. and MiN. Guntl"r
X. Ackcrman, Louis spencer ami Mr.. and Mrs John
tOttcr.
The sunday school of The fremont PRESBYTERIAN
Church will again visit Lake Ma.opac Oil Friday.
July H. ty spec ia train which Will leave the fremont
MR., scre.ant sheen Of 80 COZ faglcavc., will give
lawn party on Friday in honor OF the Ladies
rhc Ioung FolE,' Dancing Circle, popular social
ORGANIZATION entertained by III" PRESIDENT VIII
lam BIewcit at his home No. LOS Iiof"nayc
of the evening Refreshments were served n pagoda
i ia In" Mr. r'N Holt MS Kos. Mr. iincn M WOOD
Mr. Karppcl Mis-: >ciwiizcr., Mr.. Ri,,, Miss Ian
Mr. EnnisS Mr.. Du Barry. Mis- Wood. Mr.. Wood
Mr. Heirs. Miss Oingcr, Mr.. Clcary. Edward Blrwctt
and Mis-, Blcwctt MR.. Bl"w'u and Mrs. 'ing"r
pendence Day, a garden party 10 members and IN
vlted guests at the home of Mrs. m"wct', No. LOB
BoSon-avc
St Jerome's school. Alexandcr-avc. and one
hundred and yscventhst.. will have its commence
ment exercises Friday evening There eighteen
In the graduating class. ,,,
Episcopal Church. AT Westinghouse and one hundred
and -sxth-st. will give reception In That 'irrh
church societies in the Tweny-third and Twenty
fourth wards.