New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
Bloomingdale Bros.
Third Ave-. 18th and Goth SIS.
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
40 LOVE FOR THE HUCKLEBERRY ROAD
OR IT'S MANAGEMENT

THE YOUNG MEMS CIiRisTIAN UNION BUILDING
FORMALLY oPENED-A CURIOUS LABOR
COMPLICATION ENTERTAINMENTS AND
SOCIAL INCIDENTS
The decision Of Judge Ingraham against the
Union Railway Company may affect not only
that part of the lines Of the company running
through hundred-and- thirty-ifth-st, but
other parts of the routes OF the railway. 1t will
be popular among residents Of the upper wards
who have many causes Of complaint against the
management OF the UniHn Company. Cars are
run infrequently sone # the routes, and
conductors are frequently unc.vil to passengers
The company has secured almost every avail
able street north Of the Harlem River. and APP
parently has aiken no pains to conciliate the
residents Of the district through which its cars
run The inception OF the company was by
means Of legislation strongly condemned by in
dependent citizens. and the history Of the cor
poraton since that time has not added to the
consiiera ton in which It IS held. II the pres
ent action against the company falls for any
reason. there will be residents above the bridge
as earnest az those IN Oac-hundred and-thirty-
nc,h-st. in Harlem IN their attacks upon the
corporation.
The western part Of the northern district is to
be benefited by the new steel bridge over the
ship canal, which will probably be finished in q
month or two TIE bridge is nearly 900 feet
long and has draw Of ?7o feet. The bridge will
not only be substantial but ornamental as well.
The action Of the supreme Court in sustaining
the Will OF Charles Bathgate Beck Is OF interest
TO many residents OF the North Side where Mr..
Beck lived for many years The history of the
Beck property as known 20 those interested In
real estate in the upper wards shows the re-
I'm no
Of the city. The families through which the
estate WIS inherited were among the earliest
purchasers of large tracts Of and, which have
since greatly increased in value by the advance
II improvements.
The formal opening u the new building OF the
Young Mems Christian Union took place on
Wednesday evening Notwithstanding the stormy
weather many members and friends OF the union
were present the building, Bersen-aVe. ana
One-hundred-a nd hfticth-s;. Charles b. LAWSON
preside M OF the union, led the guests through
The well-fu-nishcd rooms. and later In the even.
ing made short address in which he told OF the
work which the union had accomplished ana Oh
the progress which was indicated oy .ne neces'
sity for a new and larger home Tor the union.
The Rev. DR.. McElveen also made an addresS
The rooms were furnished by the EFFORTS OF ING
Ladies' Auxiliary, of which Mrs. Ira g. Lane -
president Tho rooms II the urion' VIII be open
daily hereafter and meetings Of the nemoes
will be held on the first Tuesday OF eacn month.
Miss Mary G. Applegatc neiu IL -
Tuesday evening at her home; No ~ East Unr
hundred-a rd-fcrty- hfth-st Tn" pariors w.
prett,ly decorated and the figures OK some OF .ue
dances were grouped around Maypoie III .n.
centre of the dancing floor. Ano ng the guesU
were Misses Rogers. Donald. Partridge Ore"
and Ganot. ~, ,.,a an
entertainment at Republican Han on MONDAY
evening. Vocal and Instrumental NUS any
Rotations were given SAFE Oh paen s.',,oS ~
which the contents were unknown resulted IN
a gain of $3.50 to the treasury some Oh 'ns
local politicians were among the BIDDERS anu
one Of them paid $40 for bottle containing
water while a set OF pastors for another candi'
date was sold TO an unsuspecCns p.dter ior 30.
A peculiar effect OF LABOR troubles - teius,ss
by the members OF Brickayers Union that all
friends Of the union refuse II attend charcn
fair to be held In aid OF the building fund OF
ST August!nes Church. Some OF the mem
bers Of the union are attendants al 'ne cnHen.
Ii Is charged that non-union builders nave Deen
employed on the new church building.
A surprise party for Mr.. and Mrs. Tetzlan was
held "A few evenings ago at their home. NO;
| 30I Fui,on-ave. Miss Mamie l.. Ryan ana
ulss clara X Decker held reception at Mss
Ryans home on Thursday evening. Mr.. ana
Mrs John Doll celebrated the twelfth ami
versary Of their wedding by a reception at their
home on Thursday evening.
The memb,-s Of ST Jeromes Lyceum are
making preparations for an entertainment TO %
held in a few weeks at Eblngs Casino one.
act farce will be presented and there VIII %
singing and rec!tations.
the Melville Social Club were among the North
Side social organizato tons which held receptions
last week.
evening BY the young people connected with
the Sunday school OF the One-hundred-and.
forty third Street Congregational Church Many
OF the old-fashoned customs will he followed out,
and the children will enjoy some or the games
customary at this season Of the year.