New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
ABOTE THE UAELEN RITEH.
URGING TRANSPORTATION REFORMS SOCIAL ~.
CIDfNTS.


CIDFNTS
y mass meeting was held nj Locilcrs Hall last
night to urge the passage Of the bill now before the
Legislature providing for a single fare the elevated
road from the Battery to fremont. AS,cmbyman
Eutts has introduced measure having that end IN
view. and petitions have been presented asking for
its passage. The Manhattan Railway Company, which
also controls the suburban route on tho East side
above the Harlem River and which now charges two
fares for passengers crossing TIC Harlem. + naturally
opposed to the legislation. Taxpayers associations
bave been formed IN several parts Of the upper wards
and the adoption OF the FiycCcnt Fare bill mas
been earnestly urged at meetings Of the associations
At the meeting last night there were speeches hv
several residents of the upper wards and represents
tive, Of the taxpayers associations Will attend TIE
hearing on the bill at Albany next Wednesday
Tho Morris Club will hold its annual meeting on
Tuesday evening at tho clubhouse The club, under
It's new methods Of attracting membership, has DE-
come more successful and the meeting OF tuesday
evening will undoubtedly he largely ATTENDED. 'l''N
and directors are to be- chosen 10 tar" the pace u
those whose terms Of Office expire on March D. The
nominating committee appointed hv the directors
has selected tn" nominees OF Wv
regular tickle, these members "i 'H"
club: President. Ernest Hall; fist Vc'pr'''u'",'
7 = Comfort second vcoprrSidcn W. T. T. 'T""
10y. third vice president. Andrew Ia''hl"' "'"''''
Iobn Frick: recording secretary, VIM =. DAVIS '''.
e>pOndng secretary. I HdN. H. i"'''''
serve three years, John i. ldIil"H' - 80
sumter L. Happy. ,, .
-, rocortaon Of the Young Folks Dancing 'lun was
hold q, the home 81 Mrs. william BN"et' 40 i'-''
po.tou-a ave- on Tuesday evening Inc "'"''
dccorated with cvcrsrecno and with the ''oi' " '
club orange and white Ih"r" was u'"'''1
M o-,v morning hour. The marches were l'u Nv
-, Do. and Mis-, Grace Plcweit and Nilim"
T. ian and Miss IIarriott Bcweit. Am'he "'
c,o.,s were Mr. and Mrs. ii. r. H'ihhS'r' Wv
plovott the Misses Ross and many u wv '"S
,eoulo OF the uechborhood. oi, 81,
.,nr tho many weddings celebrated Ae' "ch ~
-. ,n,nun churches were tho" Of Emil Lon'' M
'I ,,, Minnie seeking and Michael Heel" anu
"a Iv,,o ,,rubo both weddings fallhg I'''' vi
/ .rrsdov afternoon at the Church OF iihlna'"H'' ~"
r,io, Henry VI. Blatman ana Miss N''"'' nm
ycre married at 81. Mays Chulch' anu
ioro,rod at the home Of the brides parents !"
I r ,,,,d-cda and 0ftv -thrdst. Surpri~" I"rUs "''
$500. ,,o-,,os occupicd several evenings oil 'i'
ol 81, Valentines party was heid Oh l"''''
| a,oninr vt the home Of Miss Ella liaVihhu' '"o
hundred and -forty-thrdst. ana N'h9'"N''
the voung women w"r" conhe'''o WIN Wv 49,,
circle Of the One-hundrcd and ioWy-'mro ou''' ~"
| c,cgotional Church. Among those present were vi
and Mrs George Smith, Miss Lille logan MIS- "uu''
smith Miss Florence, EggcIs Mi; Julia Arin"rS' ME-
WI, propbc, Mis-, Mamie Winter, Miss Rachel incl
Niss Agnes Lindsay, Miss Edith Porter ana 'is'
Tessic Culling. <,, T.,
The amusement committee OF the schhDrer VIM -
on,r,nr for an entertainment, for members and Their
male friends To be- held Thursday evening OIL h'Ai
week The programme Is Of special excellence anu
there will be a variety entertainment by professional
performers.
The opening Of the oval Club at the berkeley Oval
OH Tuesday ;ssuI"s success OF that laV"f'"
resort for those interested athletic performances
for the coming year. Tho new clubhona" Is ihrsr
and handsomely fitted up. There will be so'labi"
entertainments as well athletic contests III WINCH
members OF the club are interested
Al a meeting of The Benevolent Literary society on
Wednesday evening there were musical ,"i"cupiis an"
slopei who entertained the guests AZ h"r hoH, =, !,
the pre>iden' of the club ether olhcrrr are MIS-
i,rn1nrer and Ma G!rtchcn Khcnn secretary
The aunuml masquerade ball OF ,% M'lF t,' luli
Nercn on Mona! e Mnd at do rg I'm '' o1c Of
the ircelncnt weather III" illn "nnLl bal Of
On Tuesday evening was enjoyed BY the members
OF the corps and their friends I'm" moor nl'"-In
annual tall of the Tal,pooSa FISHING, ci15 VIII De-
held tomorrow night at rGachi Hall i;, me Inc, h",s
bers: ". F. Oliver is president Of q, club ,.n.n
arc preparing for a cness tournament which VIII
probably begin in few days The recent oNhbi,
hat a large amount Of work had been performed
under the direction Of Malcolm :. Dingwall. The
athletic sports. bu, in sword dril and other les
familiar performances. The building Of the new
rooms are too small ana crowded at many
entertainments. The Union may build on valuable ,.,l
lots which 1t holds in East one hundrcd-and thirty
ciehtlst.. that property mny be- sold ana il
building mas be erected elsewhere.
The Rev. W. +. McElvetn OF the North New-\ ork
Congregational Church, H. Interested III the salvation
! Army and M his suggestion Captain Keith, young
man connected with the salvation Army. explained
eSenins the Work. performed BY that Organization
Dr. McElveen will speak at the salvation Army
Barracks on Tuesday evening.
There have been revival services held at the
West Farms Presbyterian Church on each evening
attended The Rev. Charles Payson Mallory, The
pastor Of the church. has charge o. the meetings.
sion for Martha Washington receptions BY social
organizations connected With some OF the churches.
Al the entertainment at the Congregational Church
OF North New-York there will lee solo and chorus
singing and recitations An Oh fashioned dinner
the fremont Presby teria Cndrch on Thursday
evening.