New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
~ THE NORTHERN WAhD>.
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE i'iN IN"
REYOND THE HARLEM.
pei.xIox OF THE sTH HEAVY ARTILLERY 'N
WEDNESDAY PARADE TO CELEBRATE

REUNION or THE srH HEAVY ARi'''''N"
vrpNEspAY-A PARADE TO CELEBRATE
THE OCCASION.
rho survivors Of the 6th Regimen OF Ne" ,o'N
ti.,.v Artillery Will hold their seventh anilu'' ~
union at Urbachs Morrisania han on "e"''','l"
afternoon and evening. THIS regimen" va" -,
IN westcheste- County. Of which the l"e"'S -"''"
1 ,r,.ntv-fourth wards. or North SIDE AT '""'
"'' .I . mart This will be the first reunion
,I1 ~ tho city of New-York, the previous re-
ions Of the regiment having been IN various
We.tchester County towns. When the c''"e"s VI
the North Side heard THAI their d's'ric' was W NC
borored this year the North side boaru vi i'"ue
took stems 10 receive the veterans, ana co'''''
tee VAS formed and IA iund raised A'rh"s''"o''',
have now been completed for d parade. dinner ana
-, ,r,o ,,ar,de will start from the headquarters
=, ,h vorth Side Board OF Trade AeXander-aVe
r, One hundred "A ID hirty-ninth-st. AT io"' a. m
and will proceed up Aexander-aNe. 10 o'e-i'"'"'eu
aud fortv-third-st. to Wills-aNe'' ~ i"'"-"''' "
one hundred "A nd -seventieth-st Inc SUITS anu
dwellings, along the line OF march Will be decora'ed
tho BOARD having distributed circulars TO the clu-
zers Colonel + A. Schillng will act as grand
-, ,nl th following organize lions will take
mart. Detail of mounted police. band. sons OF
Veterans acting as escort the coors; platoon OF
LIST Battery y 6. s y. y; mounted veterans Jud-
son Fitzpatrick Post G. A. r.; Alexander ila'hl'on
Post g. A. r. and Vanderbilt Post G. A. X. Nhen
the procession reaches trbachs nan the ISL
Battery will fire a National salute. The veterans
will then enter the hall. where an address oil well
come will h, delivered by James j. Wells pres-
dent of the North Side Board OF Trade. which VIII
he responded TO by General William II. Morris on
behalf of the 9Th Artillery. The dinner will then
be served al the close OF which short addresses
will be delivered by Mayor Strong. who has
accepted IN irvitation to be present, Controller
Ashbcl e. rrrh }ssembyman Arthur g Butts.
ex-Iudsrs j g. 90. - Langbcin and Ernest Hall.
and war remiris,. Will be tod by the veterans.
Af,ar dinner the ell will he cleared for dancing.
which viii continue all afternoon ana evening
The officers Of tie Fraternity Of the Survivors Of
the sth Regiment % Heavy Artillery are General
William IT, Morris president: Major Harry H.
Han first yico-preSdcnt: Lieutenant Arson l.. GIL
bert second vlcc-presideut. Sergeant William II.
Horton third vicc-preSdent; Private G. G. Stevens.
fourth vice-prcsidont. Lieutenant Watson Nreden-
burg treasurer: Major Frederick Shonnard. his
torian: Lieutenant Louis II. Bleakey. secretary.
and Sergeant James McCord. corresponding score
tary. The chairman of the citizens Committee Is
cx-Judgc T. G. Julius I.augh"in q Grummcr-boy In
the war. and among the members are Assembly
man Arthur G. Butts. Commissioner Louis +, Haf-
FEN Colonel j. A. Goulden. Henry Lewis Morris
John Lerch .,doiph q Hupfel Anthony McOwen.
Robert Wallace; DIN j Stephens. charles haep-
pei Albert = DAVIS. g. c. Angie Louis A Risse.
Henry Zelner Wiuiam tbing. John hanen, John
J. Brady Aldermen Henry l.. school and Rufus Il
Randall Artnur |. Sturz John r. Eustis Fred
Folz and AlOnzo Rel
The building boom which has been started in
Harlem viii no doubt extend to the North Side
Many new structures are now being erected there
and plans for many more have been drawn and will
he filed The theatre building at Third-avc
and One-hundrcd and-forty -second-st is progress
ing rapidly and IL is expected that II Will be ready
frr occupancy about the middle OF December The
building has frontage OF rs feet I'm Thrd-ave.. %
feet In e-hundred-and-forty- second-st and 100
feet In Alexander-ave. 1t will have seating pac
ity OF / 100
Il Is said that adVices have been received from
Rome that FOrdham College ~ to have pres-
dent. The Rev. Thomas \. Campbell II Is said. IL to
succeed the Rev. Thomas Cannon. DR.. Campbell
president Of -. Johns from 1885 10 1855
Louis +. IIansn. Street Commissioner OF the Tween
N-thId and Twenty-foursh wards. has filed con-
tracts FOR important improvements in the North Side
which VII cosl IN the aggregate $4,000 The money
VII he expended In paving and grading streets. set
ting curbstonos. sidewalks etc
The second annual tournament OF the Syracuse
Tennis club 81 croiona Park TO decide the cham
ponship OF the North Side. will be held in week
beginning September . Mr.. Hamilton. OF fremont
holds the tite OF champion at present but 1t IL not