New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-06
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS
A GOOD SHOWING POSSIBLE IN THE Pc.
LITICAL FIELD.
REAL ESTATE MATTERS AcTIvE-NoTEs OF IN
TEREsr TO PEOPLE LIVING ABOVE

REAL ESTATE MATTERS AcTIvE-NoTEs OF M
TEREsr TO PEOPLE LIVING ABOVE
THE HARLEM.
The northern part OF the city will probably be wen
represented on the tickets to be voted for at tho
coming election Ex-Judge Ernest HI Is one OF the
most prominent candidates for the Repuoncan NOM
nation for judicial Office and his North s'de neisn'
bors who hold him In high esteem. VIII De oisap-
pointed II he Is not one OF the nominees he nas
been a resident OF MorrLsania since boyhood. me
Republican nomination for Senator In the HHise
District may also 70 to a North Side resident
George Drake Smith OF Bedford Park. Is strongly
advocated by several Republicans for that nomins-
ton. A resident OF the northern wards may also
receive the Democratic nomination for SENATOR al
though Senator Guy has strong support for the
place. The appointment Of Park Commissioning
from the North Side would be approved By uptown
residents. The Mayor has expressed his intention
TO appoint one Commissioner from above the mar
lem. Samuel VI. Mcmillan has been named oy 'ns
North Side Board OF Trade and other ORGANIZATIONS
as a suitable Commissioner. The name OF Ausus-
tus s. Hutchins. OF Kingsbridge, has also been sns
gested Mr.. Hutchlns is son OF Waldo hutchns.
who was a Park Commissioner for many years. ana
whose Intelligence and devotion to duty had mucn
to do with improving the park system OF the CITY.
Work on the Third Avenue Bridge Is going ahead.
The land for the south approach mas oeeh ciea'eo
of old buildings and the roadway VIII soon DC IN
of construction. WOFA oii TIC "-a" $50
begun, but there may be considerable oeias :" ""
talning the consent OF property owners TO the uss
of land on the north side Of the river neeaeo io' al
approach TO the bridge. .
The real estate OF the Youthful League Cluo' In
East neutrality-suspicious. VIII Soon 10
sold auction. The property consists OF TWO ''s -
ground and a two-s,ory and basement house Inc
bowling alleys are among the finest In the city, ana
have been rented clubs for the approaching sea-
son. The Youthful League Club has had at times
large membership. but recently has been In oao
financial condition.
Real estate dealers on the North Side report an
active demand for classes Of real estate Smal
houses are especially desired. Applications 10 rent
houses have also been received in large numbers py
the dealers and there Is scarcity OF cottages
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Edel and william
took aSs on Enseops
hundred -and-sxty sixth,st. and washington-ays
ss Fl Ed a ss'eE Hi tns
The Rev John &C. Oakley performed the ceremony d on
nett. Charles Karp.es and Louis shoter; After the
ceremony there was reception a. the none Ede INC
The Rev Thomas b. Smith, who had been the
pastor Of several uptown Methodist Episcopal
S Wednesday at his home in woodlawn. For the
last two years he had not been actively engaged u
preaching. Among the churches OF which ne nao
been pastor were those at Newburg White Plains.
Morrisania and fremont ,,. x,.u..
League attended by nearly two thousand per.
sons who assembled at Ebnngs Casino President resident
bfansS Of a the but he again
last week. -, o,,
The North Side Either and Mandolin Club, new
organization held its first sociable and rehearsaI
last week. F. E. 0hmeis Is president; Joseph y.
Meighan, ytce-presdent; William Alderman, sec
rotary; Michael Busche. treasurer. and Edward G
Egge director. Meetings are held each month.
The prospect OF a contest at the sale OF the fran:
chise for the Peoples Traction Company to be held
next Wednesday, has raised the hopes OF North
Side property-owners who think that It may De
possibe to secure greater advantages for traffc X
there is competition between the companies. one
OF the companies has only small capital STOCK.
and its incorporators are not well known The
routes cover several OF the principal streets and
the franchise Is considered valuable one. 1t Is
thought that OF the bidders at the sale next
Wednesday may represent the Union Railway Com.
pany which already has trolley lines on many
miles OF uptown streets -
Methodist Church last Sunday was Of peculiar in-
terest The programme especially appro-
pirate and verses OF Scripture were read in which
the names Of the fruits and grains were used The
songs and selections were also appropriate TO inc
harvest festival. The decorations were more eabo-
rate than in previous years.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deayor OF the Mott Haven Reformed Church has
organized for the season and elected officers.