New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
IN THE NORTHERN " II Do'
WHAT * GOING OK IN THE LIVELY Dis
TRICT ABOVE THE HARLEM
1.xl,,poRTANT OPPOSITION TO TIE GREATER
NETWORK BILL RELIEF WORK IN NEED

~rvc.yor< RELIEF WORK IL NEED
OF FUNDS SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
rte or,osition 10 the Greater New York nill con-
Times among some Of the small property o"n'i'
in the northern wards II has b-'h "'"o"''
resolutions passed at several meetings rcO'' N.Y.
Prominent citizens have, however dtc'aI'u ~
hsucf that the district above the Harlem river "s
vou az .,hor parts Of the cty. will in the emu
c1 tho heneni Of the consolidation OF several "a
toe cities and towns under one government ~.
f,ar that il the cities are united ue ou''' -,
Of BROOKLYN would lee benefited at the e"P'"'1
the northern WARDS Of NeW-lo' N'' -,
have little foundation. The uptown As'""lu'! III ="
who h,,e oruos.d the bill represent the sentiment
- or,, = small portion Of the residents oil '"T
northern wards The upper part OF 'hse , n con.
probably feel as quickly as any ia" Inward an in
solidated municipality ne liIPu'S o',ad will re-
crease in regulation which II - 'NPeCt'u Now
suit if the constellation s''S LIZ ~, ,novr tn the
residents of brooklyn VIII lTohapS l'' ,r,rstt
nrn1r Wards Of this city if the me- rs OF VA M
from the lover paTt oi 6 o' the Twcnty third Ward
viii una oulicdly cease tier opp onsIr RI
fcr Consolidation when the give iurtn,r
ron Of It's probable eject on their in'eTTess. Re-
the Ladies Reception oi l"e c,, Nh in Willis
punhHa IAN, MnnIav evening highly successful,
/ in spite of the incemency oi j in duet by Miss
McCrcery and Mr. Hc'!wig; rtiilnsr MN Mn Pa
Edl,h Porte p' ,he 3 q. Harper quartet 70
Coo, "in The quests The league has peeh j..
stence FER Ha ry ,,lnbtrshlp Hugh Gamh" ana
W'Uiian, Porter have been especially ,h'u'' 'r,,'
tier ,H3ri ear ~ sr~ " Porter, president + scar
dercd. first yice-pr,sidcn' d M secretary O. NJ
Prc5acn, m rcc7rGlns secretary. and pr a.
Saucr treasurer. Tx dg c5mmitttc con
eittinc Of M.sscs Lizzie Dixon, i'u"T Posi- samuel
= I.tiic Reynolds. Hugh Gamble - '"''
h Tbe az" Yiri6 l Roar Of Trade has ne, been "gF
lcc'cd. and the TSmH'' m-o"r f,r permanent or
D,,n vii be- he,l TUESDAY at"ih'Im ~
Meiro@'v b., y I"al ana tn other orsanlZ rs
hovr secured the support OF large ''," r,eo,hrr,
ms men who Nil become the c"''' -"
o. f wSrk Of relieving the poor in the upper I
has been som"wnaL t rh, number of families
stH nccling relief is large, although 'mplos ,,i
has been obtained for SOM OF th, r;y Additional
lie works in tn upper par oI '' ,r Lv me Rev.
! Contributions 81" carne.Iy "'-i'i l. otn,r
maniscis ot ,nr ''.' ~ the Forlham cab.
! ~, 80. evening" Of February u a. me C'u'-
nnonse %" wa atenici Is large proportion Of THE
! members. The club includes r. .'"H' - v.lr,,.
ai,. ",t' 1s,lnctln 81 politics Among those VINO
entertained ~" gu sts were 'l,"''' J ~ f.s,r
| Thomas Bi,cuiync. W. ). p'' AN
T6c Y,ane Mons christian lniog m''n'ans r
" snccaI service ~ he'd n The c'ufSg atI"%
Iv th, Tnion a. the OnehunIr' lar I-'9rty ID,
,i', ,'is S rn pr.lch.I The Un,a Puarir'
SAM The quartet va "l,' pi"S'h - a. I',,,n an
Thurslav evening ~ bethany 'hap~.- me 5 2I"s
gymnasis be.onglns 10 m" M.' CAV a.. =, f.uc
ing 'N"ipu2h' ~, .,,~. .if,,.rt was financially
r'oms Of the r'nion. 80. 5lS Wii's-'''.. %" I""''
'e IN I'r,,,r,e singing Socct. he'll s fancy dre''
iaH AZ Urbach'- Morrishnit Had 3D." W, IN i, ',,
cyenng Alois iorr thg 't,r.cS voimcr
SIAN X~irner. HeppnF"r AMI "inrr m"mn'., !"
The committees were active IN the management o