New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
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,,b,t,.~s Thu existence OF many breweries In
the Tventy-fourth Ward, and OF many DeI"a"
societies having liberal Views as 10 the enforce
ment of the excise law may have had something
TO do with the Democratic victory IN the hor'heIh
wards George Drake Smith. the Republican ca""i
dat for Senator made excellent canvass ana
his defeat was not due to any failure on MS part
10 anghten the voters az 10 the issues OF the ''"
naf2n Arthur c. Butts, the Democratic cah12a,e
for the Assembly has some elements OF PERSONA
popularity but his victory this year after rs ue
fast last wear shows a marked change IN the I-ei-
ines NJ some OF the voters The defeat OF ex-Juags
r,rneet Hall was deplored by his North Side neisA-
bors many Of whom had used more than ordinary
efforts TO secure a large vote for him
The change in the grade OF the New-iork Ano
Hudson River tracks. made necessary py tle III
ro,eel hesht OF the railroad bridge. may cause
removal Of the observation-disclosures -esh1H-s~
station Tho present station VIII De cohslIe.a"'
below The new grade Of the tracks. The oulu'"s
NAV be raised or stairs arranged Leading rom ''e
station 10 a platform level with the tracks
7. s saa however that the company may decide
~ remove the station distance further north
Il had been hoped by the uptown resioehs tha' a'i
tho express trains, and perhaps the trains on the
New-Hzven Railroad, would stop atstne Ohe-huh-
iredand- thirty -eghth-st station so that II "oud
become an important dstriDulHs po'"e III '''0 "r
Der part Of the city.
NAM real estate transactions are reported by up
town dealers Most of the sales are OF small prop
critics but the number OF transactions IS someah
greater than usual There IS sun e9i s 49,
demand Tor small houses and several builders nave
MANNED the erection OF frame dwellings 10 supply
T bs rslgDaton las; week Of three OF the surgeons
attached to the Lebanon Hospital was an u mp 70,
ant incident in the generally successlai hs'oiy 20
thai Institution The hospital Is supported AItlos.
entirely 1 sOsrS eaaes The members Of
The safr have complained of the srictness OF many
OF n eiustsye Liebermann and when amendment
OF the rules was refused. three OF the members OF
the staff resigned. -,.,. Co.
Mayer has approved several prD Ss sss Sr
imporan, MGrsn 81 s'Se ana the erection OF
bridge the avenue over the tracks ira Q. mo
Mos o he Wo3s witch If been provided
Tor will not be begun until next summer put me
% ACCOMPLISH 1SS more 4e' With his
for 1886 than he has with the money given 70 OIL"
~ The first concert Of the present season in the
series arranged by the Young Mems Snr is.,s
nGG Will be hsa T. near
Willisave.. next Tuesday evening otner eonesr IA
probably March and April A religious service for
members Of The Young Mems oGssasn nrnb o
The wedding of Mas Minnie Furcht and F. II.
Prudential. at .Ebings Casino on Wednesaay
evening attracted many guests. The ceremony was
eran Church. in onehundred- and. forty nrsst
w Clausen was the best man and MISS pora urS b
couple viii take a long trip to the South and West
before returning TO the city. ,....,o., o...a.,.
is already manifested by an increased NUMBER OF
visitors to Bronx PARK On sunday ana ELECTION e on
Day the beautiful hemiock grove ana otner perts
OF the park seen by many residents o, ne
lower parts OF the city who were attracted oy tne
descriptions which have appeared IN the newspapsrs
OF the beauties Of the part or the PARK SCI ee 10.
the gardens The labelling OF the trees when me
directors hope soon 70 accomplish VII san srsa ,h
10 the interest and value OF the park Some OF me
trees are OF varieties not common IN otner parts
OF the country near New-York. and many INQUIRIES
ar. made az To the OF some OF the trees ana
shrubs The Harlem Railroad Is the favorite means
OF access 10 the park although many or the Vs'o's
came nv the West Farms trolley road. -.
A concert was he'd on Thursday evening A, 70
lnx's Casino BY the young people OF me permen
Reformed Church OF Me.rose George Frledsen was
the oryanlst William Pderit was the pianist nari
tJsmmenn was the viooncello soo!st and there
Was vocal music by several well-known sii gers Inc
Morrisenia Maennerchor gave chorus wnich WAS
well received. a., ,..,.o, r,,a-arv
C,nh M Merose Lyceum next Tuesday evening.
there will be a debate as 70 whether the anneSs,or
81 canada would be beneficial 10 the United states
Commissioner j A. Gov,den and Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel John T Dunn viii argYe N the AZ
nrmatiye. and j. NJ Tisrney AND J. D. RICHARDSON
In the negative.