New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
n ,TrERs or INTEREST TO PEOPLE LiN-
ING ABOVE THE HARLEM.

..opru SIDE CITIZENS REBrKING TAMMANf
,o,,prey- SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL NOTES
Tho influence OF the anti-Tammany sentiment
= 4. ...a,, elections has begun to make itset
81, ,ropp the officials OF the North side IL II
,.norted that Commissioner Haren, or the street
Improvement Department, IL agita'ed over Tue Wy
position by many prominent up'o"" HeP' -,
his retention in office. aud Is preparing W "'''
,,har .r,ticlsm by removing some OF his uhpopu-
lar subordnates and substituting other anu "lo'e
uorthv ones Commissioner Hanen has hein once
49, ,o,,, t,Yo YEARS and has removed from office
MANY n, the efficient subordlnates appointed DS
Commissioner HentZ Jacob Seaboiu "hose pos.
record and whose present cohuuc' "' "
have made him extremely dis'hs'e'u' W 49,
ucudeut citizens OF the North SIDE was apPo"'''
- ,hs chief Mace In Commissioner Hanens de-
n,rtm.nt II is charged that MI hateh u's-
eliminated in many instances in FAVOR OF ia"'"'''S
mn politicians i'm laying out improvements 10
he mad. at the public expense Eases are "'."-
,ioned i'm which the streets IN 'front.' oi "o"'eS w
longing to politca, friends o, the Oohl'SS'one'
,n,. h.a, naved while other streets not less I'M
nortant have been neglected. CharseS may perhaps
be preferred against commissioner i'"''o" "
the beginning OF next year.
,,-,,,,.,, II Ten Eyck who is influential In North
side Republican politics. is among those VINO were
turned out OF office by Commissioner iiaie" anu
he IS one OF the principal opponents OF the present
management -.
tn. MANS for the Willis-ave bridge provide TOT
onnroaches on Manhattan Island from the Har'em
pivor N One-hundred and tweny-hfth-st, near me
lin. q, Frs;-aye and on the north side between
cha river and One-hundred- and thrty-fourth-st
-rh, land Il not as expensive as that FOR the
Tbird.ove bridge approach. and large part OF the
rronertv belongs to only few owners Some OF
tho mercantile bodies on the north size nave
recommended Frederick Foz. as one OF the mem
hors q, the commission to be appointed 10 con-
damn the land. Mr.. FolZ has been known III tie
ror,hern wards for his interest In the puphc
sc,oo,s lie was for several years trustee OF
,,a rub,,c schools I'm the Twenty-third Ward
Snecial musical programmes have been announced
,o- sovsral of the uptown church meetings to-day
~, on christmas Day. The Christmas music at
{, paurs Church Third-ave.. near One-hundred-
and.seventieth-st and at ST. Mary's Episcopal
church one hundred forty-second-st ana Alex
ander-ave. will be prepared with especial care.
Christmas festivals will he held al seVera' Oh 'ne
churches and Sunday schools
Tho union which should mark all Republican or
can,zotlons in this year of Republican victory is
rot cspecially manifest among some OF the uptown
cluhs There Is not the frendlest feeling be-
tveen the f. r. Harper Republican Club and the
Montauk Republican Club. Hugh S. Gambei, who
was formerly prominent in the Harper Club Is now
an officer Of the younger Mon,auk club. Some Of
the members of the Harper Club have made COM
,I,irts against tho manner In which Mr. Gambe
managed the interest of the club while ne was
an officer These complaints will be carefully In
ouIred into by some OF the officers OF the CLUB
within few weeks. The Union Republican Ciuo