New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09

The Twenty-seventh and Twenty -eigh;h wards
were parts of the Eighteenth Ward in 1881. The
Ninth Twenty-second. Twenty-third and Twenty
At,h wards have also undergone changes which are
pronounced in the vote. The great gains are III the
growirs parts OF the city.
The Brooklyn Democratic Club will hold its annua.
meeting and election OF officers Thursday evening
OF his week. This club was originally formed IN
PISS and David A Body. afterward Mayor was us
first president 1t worked hard in the Cleveland
and Thurman campaign, and devoted nssh eSpe
cany to tariff reform. 1t aided in the re-eiec'ion
OF Mayor Chaplin in 1889 and In the election oi
Mayor Body in 1891 In the "Anti-snap movement
Of 1852 Il was especially active. and its energies were
devoted to President Cleveland. After mis- re-eiec1ioh
Q movement set on foot to draw TO Itself all the
outside Democratic organizations In the county ana
the original club was dissolved and new one win
The same name, formed. with Edward NJ Snelafd
at its head. The cub declined 10 support Mayor
Body for denomination In 1898 and after ne De-
came the candidate decided to support MI, srter
the election the movement was SCI OH 10y ma-nn
cratic Plrty Reform Organization, the Inemoersnp
Of VIII Ise General Committee was largely nfSwh
from as eg5 from Snch the the oPganzaon
taken entirely overtures to Join In form OF TOT
fejected The present attitude OF the club is shown
BY recent resolution, which was nnah nm, L,na
Of tariff reform that VIII at the earl,esi nc pc
moment lead to free trade The presaen. 0, " ~
The BROOKLYN Young Republican Club has pre-
work by choosing it's officers through its ADVISORY
lissj and has had many OF the leading Republicans
ot the city its list OF members 't% NO niciais
have been drawn from its ranks. NO cruz oi a
political character in the city has had so iohs anu
Successful career, and interest In IL remains IN
diminished The club has reelected Daniel =,
assr%an to its presdeeya As rswod
The latter was chosen to the office when mares ,
70 hold his office and James a. Waiiing sucgee''
ooSsiderable Humber Of pieces Of valuable
property for park purposes have been presented TO
mission on New Parks for consideration but the
bulk OF them are in the Thirtieth Ward torme Idg
parks far less than localities further removed from
sea The suggestion has been man srt s' 'front.'
R Ss on the sea one Piss at P1Ss Head 'front.'
Ing on the Upper Bay, from which one, of the finest
views OF the Bay and staten Island can De a se
house and DIS stabe on it, but it Is on the line Of the
Baysde Drive which % soon De oegs to rent
Nor an amount equal to the interest upon ,, the
a as to be Issued 70 pay for u Sns soHn
not plot ground f from sa mater snd aS
Beach iy is IS now Ss'G chey salt marsh
The Dker Meadows The Lower Bay stretches 10 10
he IN y Win the ba S has made
70 70, nave salt water lake In this proper Nv in ana
Inlet Sd with an ornamental TIDE "a'e'""ee' III VIC
called the e has aSP Park properly at Noon
Point end Of Coney Island This. in part Is as
or Sh SAND dunes covered with
'Io0y tres and bushes fern ostsTe is desired
10 be retained within the city limits II can ,n 1 Pubic
here TO- make bee built the part
o. Grayesend Bay opposite the inou" across =" TO
Island Creek. extending Cropsey.ave. ia he con-
.oney Island seaside drive coula ,hy' with he
coneourse Lands on Coney Island already oT r6ng
Ing 70 the city and fronting on se for water
side park fronting on and in Jamaica Bay n ndns
by Ssr s Island and 92r ,de 1 mill This is be-
tween sheepshead bay, and canarse; an ana u,a %
B ss the aanS ia he Of The
TIRE community a great ubc beneht w ,osinland
with ,bs eo@a resort in the Bay within
easy reach OF the drives and trolley nes ~ nd 70
s Of the city The nsad arR and the
There Is desire expressed by the parH ~ The
srn o more fsr 81 Pa on and
'Aere y plan to secure high ground var Rich
press Hills Cemetery and stretching Tw the city
mond Hill. which will be surrounded ny ''' '
Benjamin Blair the &c sh AIR 1as 9 yea .ne sailed
Europe YESTERDAY 10 be gone three od1icai labors
@ 70 70 seS1r re rsS rom do%
70 become chronic Mr. Blair y an active iawy of
he unon league s cSb and Plymouth
Church In various lines OF activity ne mas ser many
y ss e I'D sss much 81 81 the the work leading up the
organization Of me party and iss nss declined
TO him n his B name for appoint
mTni a. Justice Of the Supreme cGn for the
oa ans asor next It He
i =. ne 3 q ss y the na %
gscyded for by the new Constitution me ronEi~n.