New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
RI,OOMINGDALE BROS.
m THE NORTHERN WAhDS'
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE LIVING
HrYOND THE HARLEM.
,u,,o rxroyrp BY THE YOUNG PEOPLE on
UPTOWN HlrIs-THE FOUNDING OF PoEl0
n,,x HAS MANY ADVOCATES


SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS.
1b. Young people OF the northern waruS nav
,araIv had a better opportunity to enjoy the sno"
r"s', 10 81, many uptown hills than that OF
"1 .ho,, took advantage last week Not only
~, ~, yourp men, girls and boys enjoy the spo'''
h,,, many older men and women were a'ho'.e "o'.
Who took their places on 'he io''s 80. Iii.
o,,ovad the swift rides down the many s'e'p -
- 49,. ror.hern district. Sedgwick-ave.. near MOTIFS
;t.yh,s was one OF the favorite places M ~
snort on Thursday evening II was ''i'eu wiz ,a
s ~ all the dangerous points, and there was
o,s,ant stream OF sleds upon the NH INC
wss made from Camps Lane to hiVer'e" ie
a distance OF about hall miie' ,r.,a
The appraisal OF property to be taken aioNe -,
ave and neighboring streets Tor ."e TIC" 80
ovor the Harlem River is nearly completed p'ya"
80 -, ybo died a few days ago. was the owner
- ~ ., the property which the Commissioners
dos,rs 70 appropriate and his death may cause so"o
do,av The work on the bridge mas made eN'o'.'
nropross but 1t will be necessary 10 wait ~ ~
before the approaches can be ou.i'' u,u
men,, address of Tax Commissioner James l.. "eHs
- rocsrt dinner OF the North Side boaru vi
Trade was the subject of praise among ,"e 49,
u,dors last week The facts he mad ga'hereu ''
oarding the early history OF the district "e'e y.
great interest, and attention was caiieo W ,'' a'
ted statesmen inventors poets anu .'e'e
mor The prominent part when Nor'h 'i'e w
o,,o has frequently been forgotten. but the iac's
So A., ua,s brought out showed conclusively
w.. ,,or IN the older days. while the territory
h,cb "a now the Twenty-third ana twenty oui."
yards was comparatively unsettled. ,he'o w.
among its inhabitants some WHOSE i''"'"'' w."
widely felt :, $500 .,o ,rossn,
"e w. hos many advocates In the Northern
, The mart OF Fordham where 1t wouid DC
situated Is practically cut OFF by Its SITUATION rom
easy access to Bronx Park, ana VINE" '' 80,
=, ,h. CITY Ia we'll built up the proposed pie~s..o
ground will b . useful part OF the par- r,S' 49,
w.,r oh,cct TO preserve tho memory OF Foe' D'"So
, ,ho- meats who have made their homes IN tna
,,,r,c, hevond the Harlem Will be well serVeu ny
e,t,np aside this beautiful tract OF ahd' anu '"o's
% II the Poe Cottage. in which may De kept memo
,i Of the distinguished authors. whom IL Is desired
The project pave Boston-ave WIN asPda mas
received the support 90 is among the most
mportant and beautiful of uptown streets o
ton has been made TO iay'hs ne" ,ha sever has
some parts OF the "'e"'e
not been built A.. A,oh omcs of the Building
I ne Uv which Superintendent Constable has
l ep III a. the subject of discussion among the
North SIDE Wishes the North Side branch to
occupy part OF the courthouse at no sSe
, sd 'Se
and Thirdaye would be ,S better noio location
many trolley XcE es se Of a. the t
nd Fort third Street Congregational Cnurcn; Is
anu from the city a ecturing tour he VIII De
lent far several weeks. He made an ADDRESS pc
n Us 'ha civ Club OF Troy last Tuesday evening.
htch was principally taken up with description OF
ne work accomplished by the City vigilance League
in New-York :, - x,.s,osaay ayorr0 In m.
,ramont Methodist Episcopal Church by the IRE
mont Choral Society. Alfred 4 CorneiI - me al,
r ctnr of the society. Among those VINO TOOK part
&c tba concert were Mr. Cornell. Mss Ella treason,
NJ nss Naud Morgan Nine Anna Burch. ~ Miles,
and Dean Thomas The Rev DR. ". n. Sari HI
~" urss,dent: e. a. Pnckney. vice-presdent: w. II.
Is pres nnrntsrv and Miss Emily Clark treasurer
The Rrownson Catholic CluD Is wnouy iee ,ae
don't and that fact announced az tne iasu
Inc 81 the club A committee mas peen appo"'e"
90, nnenrovde a permanent home for the cIuu ..
" o. ~ The largest masquerade balls OF tne SEQ
,on wa "a that of the German American
M Mnm Mr. and Mrs John Schulz were frince E anu
bal, Mr. s ann A delegation from the Elton
piansvro club caused especial a"uSe"e"' W
nea,a costmmes and peculiar antics. ..,
The Kings Daughters Gree o e nv. Church ga va
ana Sortv- third Street C0ngresa,oh" Hn 3d.
anu ~, ~ a,nment on Wednesday evening rro
sessor Gockner. Mr.. Backton Ainer p hUwe M
MISS pans amone those who took part IN the enter
tanment . Aha Progressive Republican Club
me 'a nest week An entertainment under the
was neu ~ -, the club will be held In few weeks at
the lexington Avenue Opera hoy HOUSE " Euwa st
Tinker cs Is pr ane Dr. " E. Andrews Joseph W.
q qd Isaac Crane Frederick Won Breston. James
tlSt,1erald and Louis Dorenberg
double birthday party was held on sunday
.vennT at the home Of Mrs. A. Karst, In One-hun-
srsd.and- dfty-sixthst Colonel B. B. Stewart ces-