New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
GEO. CLINT, Co
43.4sA~o ~ WEST 23:sT.
NEAR BROADWAY
FACTORY: l54 AND 1856 WEST 18TH ST.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Renr,bllcan primaries will be held In this CITY To-
morrow evening TO elect delegates and aterna1es 10
the Assembly District. Senate and County conVeh-
tons The polls will be open from I'll CLOCK anu
tho voting places in the several wards are; riSt
ward First District No 60 Riverdale-ave: Second
District No 229 Riverdale-ave. Second Ward-first
District No. Dock-st.; Second Disr1ct, no. -
Palsade-aye Third Ward-First District, NO. loZ
Woodworth-ave.; Second District, NO ss Ashour-
ton-ave Fourth Ward-First District. No g. South
proadwav. Second District. No. POS Riverdale-ave;
Third District, No. 81 Lawrence-st Fifth Ward
First District No. 2O2 Em-st.; Second Dstrct' NO.
1866 Nepperhan-ave.; Third District, NO 10 Ne"
Main-st Sixth Ward-First District, No 254 Ashour-
ton-ave Second District No +O7 Nepperhan-ave Sew
enth Ward-First District Northeast corner OF fon-
kers and Central ayes; Second District. NO IA
Grassy Sprain Road. At these primaries each dis
trct is required choose president. secretary
and treasurer OF the district association ana MEM
bers of the Ward Committee. There has been
large enrolment and more interest is being mani
tested in these primaries than In any held by the
Republicans in the city in many years.
The crew OF the Palisade Boat Club. now in train
ing for the intermediate Fights Of the Middle States
Regatta had a spin on the river early SATURDAY
evening with another crew made up OF ciuD members
to test their rowing ability. The crew mas been III
training only eleven days. and the manner In which
they rowed over the mile was pleasing to all
The REGULAR crew rowed in the Crescent. and their
positions were: George b. Skinner, bow; H. Thomas'
2: G. T. Drummon, 3; Slosson. 4: Harry Archibald
3: Frederick Archibald 6: c. Sade. :. and Foster C.
Slade stroke: Horace II. Thayer jr.. coxswan. The
oiher crew rowed in ne 1amntiers ana the E men
were G. II. Rose, bow W. &. T. Carpenter, W . car
ham, nam Gabriel Reeves. Edward Martin. jr., stroke;
Edwin Il. Holden, coXswain The club crew held the
nal from the coxswan the latter forged ahead and
won by TWO clean lengths The first OF the SATURDAY
evening FLANNEL hops" of the club given in the
| evening at the clubhouse in Genwood. The com
mittee in charge Andrew Deyo, chairman
IL
not generally known among the members that the
| was not a large attendance but those who were
The thirty members Of the Journeymen Plumbers
| Association who went to City Island on SATURDAY
returned at midnight after having had good days
sport. They arrived at the island about noon when
game between teams made up from the single and
| married men, capained by J. ID. Thompson ana fd-
| ward Richards respectively. The game resulted In
tie. each side scoring goal: a baseball game
then had between other single and married men
| in which the single men won by score of ! to D
Dinner served at o'clock and the party started
| for home by moonlight
A number of the men Of the city accepted The in
| vitaton of Secretary Haskell OF me Dung Men
Christian Associa ton. to visit the building on Satur
day night that they might become better acquainted
! esting talk by Professor Henry p. Van Lew, of
| New York city the "Slums.' over hundred
nnlice protection at night Next saturday night the
| building will again be open TO the men OF the city,
and an orchestra will give concert
! FRIDAY of this week is the last day that the new
seminary on Valentines lil will be open for public
| INSPECTION \ large NUMBER OF people TAKING
advantage Of the last few days 10 visit the building
/ Yesterday the Mount Vernon cars of the Nonkers
| Electric Railroad crowded during the after
noon with people who had come from out OF town to
Sc. the seminary.
The Workers Turn Nerein Society will have Its an
nual outing to-day TO Rockaway Beach. The boat
will leave Reones pier AT $50 o'clock In the morn
! ing. ~, ~. -
! 4 meeting of the Committee OF the Whole OF the
Water BOARD has been called for this evening ut the
wafer Office to discuss certain matters concerning
the Department.
will pp
TO make out programme for the exercises to be
, held ON Friday evening. In WGginss Hall in com
momoration of the one hunurcdth anniversary OF the
death OF the poet.