New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
IN THE NORTHERN Wards.
AFFAIRS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE LIv.
ING ABOVE THE HARLEM
THE STEALING OF HoUsE-A MUSICAL ENIE"
TAINMENT WHICH WILL INCLUDE TONES
AEEAIRS

FROM ROCKS-CLCB AFFAIRS
1orse thieves and other criminals who annoy
n,own residents still avoid arrest although stories
- hurgar,es are constantly reported. The police Of
tho North Side seem entirely unable to cope with
the criminals 1t is said that in the assignments
NJ officers and men 10 the North Side precincts OIL
GERS who are inactive and inefhclent are choseh'
while the more energetic and active oHlcers receive
nj ices In the lower part OF the city Inc inert Oh
the house In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eventn-st.'
near Thlri-ave is the topic OF the hour' W"en
the aren't came to see the building IL had disap-
neared No police officer had seen any one waking
off with the house. and the nelghbors coua ho' eA-
na,n It's DISAPPEARANCE 1t is possible that persons
in need OF firewocd carried it off piecemea' ior no
other explanation could be given
The Fordham Club had busy week. special
election having been held on Monday evening anu
a reception and dance on Tuesday evening. 1onh
p Dunn and Richard Vom Hofe were the canai-
dates at the election. which was held 10 III '"s
vacancy in the Executive Committee. Mr.. Dunn
was elected by a majority Of two. Park commas
s,or.r Ncvi,len IS the president of the club ana
hts retirement from the Executive Committee upon
attaining his new Office caused the vacancy n.
the reception on Tuesday evening only memoirs Vi
tho club and their wives and other LADIES were i"'
vlted Among those present were farx Co'n'ss-
s,oner McMilen and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John
" Terney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berrian. MI ana
Mrs Thomas VI. Lynch Mr.. and Mrs. Georss
Woods Mr. and Mrs. William Eustace. John -
Brady and Miss Brady and Mr. and MIS-, 1onn ~
Conolly The annual dinner OF the ciuo VIII "
held on next Friday evening 49,.
The annual ball OF the Suburban CLUB was heio
On tuesday evening at One-hundreda nd-hfty-sixtn-
e. and ST. Ann's-ave. John Ncary was chairman
~ the Committee Of Arrangements ana w. W.
Walter OF the Reception Committee. W. H. rear
ley is president OF the club s. TaIt' v!ceples1us:
w f. Gorton. treasurer. and +, j. SiarA A""NS~>
secretary. - -, -
rh. annual dinner OF the North SIDE Board OF
Trade will be held on March T. The dinner OF inc
Taxpayers' Alliance in honor OF the comp.e''on VI
the final map of the Twenty-tnird ana iwe"'y
fourth wards will be held on the evening Oh 49,.
&C. Superintendent Mott, OF Station H. was ".
guest Of honor at a dinner given by the CLERKS ano
carriers OF that station.
The twenty-second annual masquerade pa" =. ~
Melrose Turn Vereln was held al EbAnSs Sas'ho
on Monday evening. Professor H. SeoeTt presence.
a series of tableaus. There were many ihe'"'e ~
the Turn Nerein present . ,, ~ oroan
zation OF charitable women. gave az thnrse On
nent and reception a; the Schnorer NuDi a, ths
Thursday evening A farce was presence a. a. con-
opening Of the entertainment The second par con.
sisted OF instrumental ana vocal musc' Wausrath
and J : Manson took part IN the dramatic selse.
ton Among those who furnished the music weRs
Raskey Mr. Burelgh and the Orpheon Male quar-
t Among the officers and members 81 ne pres
dent: Mrs. William Hargreave: e-prsssas,n,,;
Mrs H. b. Robson, secretary; MrS, D. Mps
Manson, Mrs j. Thompson Mrs w I usm sTr.
Mrs W. Warner, Mrs 4. Cotter, MIS- H. f'aii' 'i'''
The Bowling clubs of the North side held many
last Henry y: ziu: S has S %uS
The Friday Night Club at its meeting ,ast wsrS'
vlted ladies'. who contested i0r prI1e Tssrnaw won
n S. Pons Protestant Episcopal Church at Ono
was dedcated on wednesday evening. Bishop Pot:
ter address Among the seTsy pres snS
the Rev. Messrs Hams. Smith. Harris and Derby
shire .. c,rr,s
held a musical entertainment and "hso tea on
Tuesday evening large sum OF money was 90.
he'd on Thursday evening at EblIngs Casino for
the the benefit OF the Church OF st. Thomas AGuina;;
;arc sno entitled The Irish Lion was presented.
The fifth anniversary of the marriage OF MI ana
Inc AZ their home In One-hundred seventy
st. Among those present were NJ ana i Mrs t Mi
A surprise party to a. De Lange was given on
M Sn%e evss IS East
Miss Georgie TerwiIliger., OF No. 10 Alexander,
Ia Ne Mias si yh Mr. and
Of M, s snS Tn %as is No 81 %
aeI service at the onehundred
Conversational Church on SUNDAY evening
especisily for the members Of the Webster Literary
Society and their friends The Rev W. b 4; MS'
Lincoln, the citizen. Patriot. President ara
Martyr" 49,, ,,our~
neople OF the North New-York Congregational
Church and of several Of the other uptown chusenes.
Revival services held last week at the w oou.
stock Methodist Episcopal Church. All the meet
ings were we'll attended. - 49,.
The Rock Band will give concert az the OnS.-nun.
dred- and forty thIrd-st Congregational Churcn
on Wednesday evening. A particular feature OF the
entertainment will be an instrument which has been
called the Rock Harmonicon." and which consists
of stones OF different lengths OF a peculiar r0cS
with hammer. -. ..A
An entertainment consisting Of series OF ., TAO.
Tho Cricket the Hearth" was given at NS:
l. 743 Sedgwck-ave. Friday evening. the processes
going to the organ fund Of the Morris Heign.s
Methodist Episcopal Church Those VINO sopk Va: Van
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knapp; James n van
Brunt, William Smith. Edward Kemper an9 me
Misses Laura Cranbrook, Edith Fenno. S's ~
entertainment refreshments were served