New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26
IN THE NORIHERN WARDS.
SUBJECTS OF PUBLIC INTEREST.

STREET IMPROVEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
AND OTHER SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Plans have been finished by George B. Post.
the architect. for the new building at One-hun-
dred-and-seventy- seventh-st. and Third-ave.
which is to be occupied by the Department Of
Street Improvements Of the Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth wards. The structure is to be
three stories tar and OF brick. with brownstone
trimmings. The superintendent OF Streets Will
have his office on the ground floor. the next one
will be occupied by Commissioner Haffen and his
staff. and on the top floor will be the Topographic
cal department. The building is to cost 100000.
The plans must be accepted by the Sinking Fund
Commissioners.
Thirteen was no unucky number for the
members OF the Schnorer Club on Thurs
day. when they had their thirteenth annual ex-
cursion and clambake. This club is noted for the
large time II gives those who attend Its var-
Gus affairs. The bake was served at ROTOR
Point. Conn., so that appetites were whetted by
q sail OF three miles up the Sound.
A number OF resolutions for Improvements TO
be made on the North side were offered before
the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday. but were all
laid over. They include bills for gas mains and
street lamps I'm One-hundred- fifty fourth-st..
from Morris-ave. to Railroad-ave.. and In Willow
ave. from One-hundred a -thirty-hfth-st 10
One hundred and thirty -eiehthst: for laying
water mains In Jackson-ave. from One-hundred-
and sixty -hrst-st. to Observation-Disclosures
ond- ST.: In Prospective, from Tremont-ave. 10
Oakland Place: In Taylor-ave. between Kings
bridge Road and One hundred and eighty sixth
st and I'm Travers-st from Valentine-ave. 10
Crescent-ave. and Tor regulating and grad
Ing Intervale-ave.. from the southern bouie-
ward TO wilkins Place: East One-hundred-
and slxteth-st, from Raroad-ave. TO Morris
ave-; One-hundred- and thirty from
the Southern Boulevard TO Locust ave,
Cauldwell-ave., from Boston Road to Westches-
tcr-ave.; Honest, from Boston Road 10 inter-
vale-ave: Giles-st from Sedgwick-ave, To Bos-
ton-ave Bainbridge-ave.. from the southern
Boulevard to Moshuu Parkway. and Br1ggs-aVe'
from the Southern Boulevard TO Moshulu PARK
The marriage OF Miss Henrietta a. schmtt:
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Schmitt. OF
No 4ls7 Thrd-ave. to Henry u. KNOTT look
place on "Wednesday evening. -
The Rev DR. w. T. McElve~n has chosen me
Art OF Kissing as the subject for his sermon thls
evening at the One Observation-Disclosures
Congregation Church.
Another fatal trolley accident was credited 70
the "Huckleberry" road last week. when George
T Lndgren. seven years Old OF NO. o3o East
One hundred and thirty -eighth-st, was run over
at One-hundred- and thrty-eighth-st and Wills
number OF North Side politicians went to
Pleasure Bay. y. j.. yesterday as the guests ot
Alderman William II. Schctt, who gave clam
bake in their honor.
A smoker" WAS given by the Brownson Cathonc
Club on Friday night at its clubhouse, NO oV'
Eas; One hundred "A nd forty second-st.
Wednesday is not Friday nor IL II the thirteenth
OF the month yet the North Side Thirteen Ciub
has chosen II az the date for coaching trip 70
CITY Island, where supper will be served
The recent pleasant weather has led 10 an uh-
usually early opening Of the bowling season. Inc
Youthful League In East ne-hundrei-and-thlrty-
slxth-st spent Wednesday evening at It's alley y
The bes, scores were made by Messrs. Hide
brandt Langfeld. Kramsell Bryce and keene.
Miss Kate Donohue and Charles Montgomery
won tho prizes on Tucsday evening for answering
the questions nj the penny party given by MISS
Marie Connolly az her home, No. 6sI East one
hundred A nd forty-sixth-s In honor or IN"
Tha,!an Dramatic Union. The game was a clever
variation ~ the old one Of two and twenty ques-
lions" The guests were asked 10 find on cent
n variety Of objects. and they exercised their m
genuliy 20 good advantage. Those present IN
cluded Miss Anna Connolly. Joseph +. Hunter.
Miss Helen williams, John a. Costello. MISS
Mamie Dempsey John x. J. Shiel. 1r.: Miss kaue
Hsnehan Anthony oliver. Miss Lulu SULLIVAN
Michael J. Ownes Miss Jennie iianlon. Roger
Rande,l Miss Nellie Crawford Ira X Mason.
Miss Helen Thanct Or. Robert J. Dean, Miss
Louise Bro-nan. Or. william s. Osborne, MISS
Birdie pundas. Dr. Henry !. Arnott Miss Lo-
retto Redmond. Edward J. Moore. Miss Eleanor
Norman and Il. William Hamilton.
A regular meeting ~ the Union Republican
Club No 1910 Third-ave.. is to be held on sep
tembcr g. Later in the evening there VIII be a
social entertainment