New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
THE NORTH SIDE BOARD OF TRADE
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
.,-.,,,,rv AMONG BUILDERS IN NORTH NEW
YORK" - SOCIAL INCIDENTS ABOVE
THE HARLEM.

YORK" SOCIAL INCIDENTS ABOVE
THE HARLEM
rh oarroanent organization OF the North Side
poard Of Trade was effected on Tuesday afternoon
=. a meeting held at Melrose Lvceum More liza"
,oo vvell-known business men and properly OWN
ors had agreed to become the charter members Oh
,h hoard The officers elected were: PRESIDENT
rohn G. De La Vergne; first vice-president james
u,ous. second vice presidents, Jordan L. Mott'
IIorr, owls Norris John Clafn. Fordham Nor
r,s samuel w Fairchd. II. p. De Grail r. W.
Devoc. Hugh ~ Camp. and Isaac Johnson uteo'
ora Clement Gould, William H. Beal Johh tiaiei'
W Hotaling o. J. Stevens, f. NJ Pritchaiu'
! L. Wells S. Williamson, Louis EicK"orl jim
IT Knoennle J. F. Stevens, John De Hart Ernest
IN I, Eolz A. Hupful, NJ Anderson, a. L"
paws ! ]. Brady J. D. Hanson and NJ {. burton
Several members made short speeches. anu lie'.
don't DE La Vergne in a careful ADDRESS set ioi y.
tho objects of the organization. Its design Is u
perform on a smaller scale the service "iien .'''
cba,,her of Commerce has done for the CITY, III pre-
.,,nr and nromoting legislation, and 1t VIII lead
T., o,,o,nents for the benefit of the part Oh the
c,,v IN which its members live. Mr.. DE La Versne
said that there was no longer any -t"''e -
trlct but 1t was the NORTH Slue oi ''ie 10y
of New-York, with the south sue De'0" ''''
Harlem River. a., ,,ust,r no
,..,r,o,t within the last few weeks by uptown
builders indicates that the North SIDE piopeit
owners expect a large demand for houses "i', ,'
a wear or two. Some Of the houses loi VIM" ,
plans have been filed small structures Suo
as find ready sale. Fair prices nave 0S
al some of the uptown sales 49,.
oro ~ tho uptown local newspapers asserts 'nh'
the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company i'd'
decided 10 run express trains for sihsie ia -
Fordham to the Battery over tne '0u0N
second-aye lines The officers or the ooip"s
have often denied that they would consent " any
limos a
the trolley cars however now ABSORB mos nd me
local traffic in the rwenty-thlrd Mdtu, an addi-
line could easily ACCOMMODATE a. tIa
tinnai number OF passengers; IN oIuel a,no might
me ouou, p h,if change with the Second ave me
so that many persons VINO no" hrdge would be
SdiS 40 The suburban road. Trains wouu ' ii
he diverted from the overcrowdeu M ia made
80 the Second-ave line. II the chd lse 20 IN The
- tne Ill ,rnbahiv be an immediate increase III s.ie
values of plots of ground near the "uou' '"'
'4 TSe Members Of the Youthful Leagneb b one on
joycd a "Deefsieak party M a. 5n Colonel John
tnnev Glstave Roli,zek, judge Wllain ", T., ,be
C'rea and many other weli-kno~nn besides visitors
Twenty-thlrd Ward were present. D'''
from Fordham and fremont l.,,o =, North New
The Young Ladies Social SLreIe Hall T on Wednes-
York hcld reception al Republican nan on sIdcnt OF
dGy evening Miss Fila hlyiand the preSSr r ana
VI I'm Porter Mr. ana Mrs ~ h.. DlHo.,
n s Gamble T.. Johnston the Miss's ,1on" he
Mia f' mn in the same evening the wedding
sSCSliss c@rrIe Epplng AMI Frederick Lancaster IT,
took Fl
mcnbers OF tho Young Ladies Social Circie Mines
Tho young baseball play OF lI1c ,Ih p-'riban,
,r. preparlng for a tive seiS'a Ilie I.s :,
s'fi,. m no will be stronger IN SJine Respects tlii
I'm ureyous years Twenty three c'llldud.eS az -, "a
,,,,''c,ce The North Side Athletic cup Is pIePaHt
H., n schedule OF games The Harriers cup OF ttle
Young Mems Christian Union mas afIa'seu 10' '''
which will begin IN few weeks = ~. =,
\ concert under the management OF IsoDyte ~.
Hovev was he'd Tuesday eVcninY az tns ~
ana Miss Helen Wessker. Miss fl9rA foA' ~, Ire
NJ ss.s :, llg Annie Corell and ADELAIDE CoPp MaSS
U.file Gregory and the members OF tfie S:iVrus
n NJ Hoyoy Edward Hanlon. Danlel "4psS'eI
Louis Fox Brlinard Fox. Henry he,m' K2 2set
sonvan charles Phillips. Griffith EMS Harry NOD
spn Walter Marvin. Milton NepstcI-"cIo '"o'e
who entertained the audience. . >-,,.., r-.to-
The members OF the Young Mems christian Union
hold , meeting on Tues lay evening. ana the an
,',,cs,,'r,, Us made that the Board OF Directors
ing The membership OF the union has largely IN
creased and an attempt Will be made 10 secure a
much iars list OF members within the present
wear The Rev f. VI. North will deliver a sermon
the North New-York Methodist Church this evening;
4 concert under the management OF the union VIII
M, held AZ the same church on wednesday evening
The officers 81 the Uptown Relief Assoc aton ma
81, difficult To obtain employment for the men on
fher lis, under The Park Department, although II
,,,s s,ld that many persons would be put TO work
soon Fifteen rccomn. nied ~ the association
found emulOvfnent "A few " ,cks ago. but the Park
C0ru,nl.s.5ners have. not added 20 the list.
=, Ptfrck's p7y viii be Gel 'bratei this year for
ne first time by the North New-York Congresa-
ffonal Church. An entertainment called An Even
ing In ireland" Will be held The Emerald Club or
Norrlsanil. VIII hold reception and bah on Friday
evening n Urbach's Hall on Monday evening
James Bowie will lecture ireland in the regular
course OF the Board Of Education. at the Melrose