New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
Bloomingdale Bros, 5esh .s s"s s Sss. St.
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS FOR IhoLT
LEY TRANSFERS.
sLr,cuING AND SKATING rARTIEs-cLuB ELEc-

s,r,ctIxG AND SKATING PARTrES-crB ELhc-
r,oNs MINOR NOTES OF INTEREST
Tho ,rra,rements for transfers between the Im'u-
ovc cable line and the system Of trolley roans aoo'
the Harlem River have apparently pee" ue''''''
settled The trolley roads reach To west aims W.
IN. cast and 10 Fordham on the north anu oS "
r,ous connections 10 other parts OF the Guy "'' ~
adjoining territory north and east OF '"e ','' 80
rho rhird-ave cable lines already extend from 'no
,.t, mn "a Fort George Transfers for Single
,,r. vould carry passengers to and from aiIhoS'
.ry two sections OF the city except the lower "es'
Side Business men In Harlem are pa' ,
benefited by the now plan, but the twenty '''" GO
Twenty fourth wards Will adso au'""~' -
oulcklv by any arrangement making IL easier Gnu
che,ner 10 20 from the North side 10 Mah''''""
Island ,o,.,,.
Work On tho Third Avenue Bridge goes on s'o"H'
I'm, the engineers are engaged in preparing new
plans which they believe VIII make ''e "''
IN tho bridge on the southern side easier t'"' "
tho arrangements originally made. inc of''se WIZ
be so far above the level OF the sho'e wa" Wv ~,
,ro,ches must be Of considerable length IN oruer
>, .ob rho street grade. The new plans provide
-. .itor ,pnroaches 20 that footpatns rs wen rs
,,,,,,ys may he provided. The main entrance 10
tho bridge for foot passengers VIII be py ns"' VI
stairs from Third-aNe. ,, g..
The plans OF the North Side board OF ''a "
o celebration on the opening day OF the Harlem
80, 80 ,,r,ber discussed last week. The
,,onh.r. y, tho committee have several iho"'"s u"
,,icb IN conplete their preparations. out 'hey ca
moe, IA begin soon the work OF arranging the uea'
y, tho nrocesson Of boats and the other te'tu'o'
which will make the dly memorable III Wv"
=, 81. Nor,h sioe The North Side Board OF trade
at It's meetlng last week. passed resoiu''o"' eNp
ing the regret OF the members over the "ea'' % ~.
Claimant could who was OF the organizers vi
the board and was a member OF 'he rNe
mittee at the time or MS death
The wedding OF Miss May l.. Higham ana fr~hk-
lin p prnI took place on wednesday evening AT
tho homo of the brides parents Mr. ana MITE 'ha 'e'
y uieham No 677 East one -hundred-ahu-'h'r
fourth-st Miss Mamie Geraty was the inaa oi
honor The ceremony was performed by inc rev.
william Brill OF Mount Union. fehtl'' o.o'nu' ~
the groom assisted by the Rev Or. u. W. r. pf'"
~ pn,hanv PRESBYTERIAN Church. ~. .o
OF isyscb,ne nares took advantage OF the snow
of last week and the week before anu ~ nc LA in
Ing Van cortandt Lake anu H w,rds The Young
neonle have rarely had go long-continueu d Peil1pu
for the enjoyment OF outdoor sPrr,san,a fremont
and fFordham TO City Island and other places IN
Westcheser County, ara ai i arrng hnmrs SEat
Ing ns Is always enjoyed earlier In the season In the
uptown parks than IN tentiat - n. "u ,,nns,,aii,
the ice on some OF the lakes mas peen IN unusually
so9u the receptions OF the smaller social organi
zations held within the last few days were those
nS ~ ,ha nnox social Club at the home OF Herbert
Patterson and the Ladies ani'y bJwnhs |'uo d.
Ebngs Casino on Wsan slsnted ot;Icers a.. follows:
President c. Albert Becker frst ylce-prssideni =:
Ms;I.rt sss9na Sherwood Kpp correspondns
secretary 81 s. Snyder; financial secretary se Sd
mour Danzig: treasurer; };os, William Hodgson,
~ w + Andrews and Charles Dunlap.
The Rambe Athletic Club which Is compose S Ss
eo sSsr ards has elected officers Carl F. Biee
= Tie president. Edward Blum vice-presdent Rich