New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
IN THE NORTHERN WARDS.
AFFAIRS OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE LIv-
ING BEYOND THE HARLEM
BAD CONDITION OF UPTOWN THoRoCGHFARES-
THE scHNORER CLUB BECOMES ACTIVE
ANNUAL. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE MEL
ROSE QUARTET SOCIAL CLUB

THE scuXoRER CLUB BECOMES ACTIVE
ANNUAL. ENTERTAINMENT OF THE MEL
ROSE QUARTET SOCIAL CLUB
OTHER HAPPENINGS.
The condition OF some Of the uptown streets has
become 50 bad that not even those VINO usua'y
support Commissioner Haffen can find any excuse
for his neglect do something TO relieve the resl
dents from the Inconvenience and dangers which
they now suffer Westinghouse, In fremont 10
sim In a wretched condition. although 1t Is -FOUR
months since a sewer along the avenue was COM
pleted and the roadway could have been put IN sooa
condition at any time. Peham-ave IS, perhaps !"
a condition. the mud III rainy weather 10
a foot deep.
Tho new Ponublican club organized at Fordham
will occupy a needed place There have been fewer
Republican Organizations In the T"enty-iour'h
Ward than n other parts Of the CITY having the
same popua ton. The officers ana members are
among the most earnest OF uptown Repup'cahs'
and they Will be ready to do a full share OF the
work for the Republican candidates Deiore 'he Ian
campaign opens. The officers elected were Co'n-
,rissio,er Austin T. Ford president; Morris H. BEN
t,r,, ard Amos Woodruff, vice presidents; Albert
| Renner recording secretary; Edward hehoe' co''e
| spondng secretary and G.. W. Tremper' treasurer
Tho schnorer club which has led a qh.et eN's'-
enc, for the last year or two. Is now seeA''s e
-.,icauv 10 increase it's membership SeVerai
- =. ,ro,osed members are to be voted upon
| ., the next election Henry c. Schrader the ciup
president has been active In seeking 10 au y
Inc prosperity Of the club: ,,orourh XIV surcessfui
rhe women made all the arrangements ana 'ooN
charge of the evenings entertaininsil' ,arad nd
Tho Rock Band concert at the Onc-hunor ca anu,
| fortv thtrd street congregational Church MONDAY
evening called together large nc thew
dcrcd their unique pusic. The Rev Mr. McElveeh
win start tqmorr on ie for about two weeks
and viii stop at Troy Albany Utica. Rochester
rba M arc Quartet Social Club held Its annual
entertainment and reception on Wednesa and One
Ing d, Iu nh tftv-sixth-st The Melrose Quartet,
consisting OF X. Pierce, jr, f. EecNs' H. nd
and W Kaiser furnished some Oh ord i"I
music and dramatic seiection rreder isa, ice
Is president of The cIue ts '' trcnsrer Henry
i,rockncr was floor manager and Louis he''''s
c,aanTm % school No 90 celebrated Its nth ami
vcrs@rv on Monday. Many OF the teachers nav
been connected with It since ~ thev met at the
school on Monday. The children wore ornaments
OF bows OF lavender ribbon lavender ha''"S ''e
Xmong the deaths reported last week from min, tns
North SIDE district Were thos roS oa Mrs Langbein
was the wife Of ex-Judge Langbcin she was oor,,
in England and lived in fennsyvana oeIoae ra ne'
marriage She had many friends among the ' re-
dents OF Washngton-ave.. where she lived; ~
funeral was conducted by the Rev Clarke Virgin n.
.ir Groves died at the home OF MS daughter MIS-
G V Ienkel a,.,,,or ,or =.
Work has been begun upon the encaNation ioi a
business building to be erected az Third-ave ana ana
nj -nftieth-st. II Will DO among tne
LARGEST and handsornest buildings occupied Tor bus-
ness PURPOSES IN the northern wards -, ,-.,
a special service for the Young Mems Christlan
Union will be held this evening In the North New,
work Methodist Episcopal Church. The sermon VIII
be delivered by the Rev ID a. jordan OF 9a mus
street Memorial Church. Brooklyn. special ser
mon win be preached on Tuesday evening by FRO
lessor Riley OF the General Theological seminary
=, - AIMS Chu,ch. One-hundred and -fortieth-st
The fremont choral Society has prepared con.
ccrf which Will he held Thursday evening In the
fremont Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Maud
Morgan viii play the harp ana Nine Anna Mooney
Errch and g Miles Will sing
4 fair was held last week at the Fordham Method
81 Episcopal church. II was called The FAIR or
pays" Tic proceeds will be devoted to charitable