New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
NORTH SIDE MEN DINE.
Relations to CiUic and Not;ou.,
affairs Discussed

Inc North Side Board OF Traaa ob
tenth anniversary OF its organization Me-, ths
IS iiisu' N the Morris Building Third ier
- ,''lN -l4i'-Ior -ntnth-st. Albert n -1
president OF the board. acted as toas,r, = Davis.
speakers and subjects were. r2e,-arT The
Edgar Rider. Canals; Represen4atfv, I've Ira
shober. Rivers ard Harborsr. the p '..leis E
=. bltIInS, Local Patriotism: Charles +, IMAM
- ~ Nlty Mayor Edward F. Brush 81 no mo.
'S C mount vernon; City OF Home, -
Grace was said by Chancellor Her~,- -
Cracker OF New-York University rt :" Mac
decorated with the national coIors ard a., vas
arms or the various States. Letters - as on
were read from Senator Depew Gover,o- . -
Congressman John 4. Gaines. Of Tennesso,. Ie'@
gresham theodore E Burton. Of Ohio: SIsvo-
Clellan. President Fornes OF the Road - u Nc
men, Senator Nathaniel a. Elsberg and p.1r
John W. GOR ''eoordsr
CONGRESSMAN Rider who spoRe on "Can.,.-
tnat the construction OF the Panama Ca,a5 Sait
LoO only make for the commercial Impor,,-ID'
the United states, but would give II a 1e OF
vantage in case Of war. Nevv-yort- - sat ad-
10 consideration from Congress In its da s,iued
the Improvement OF its WATERWAYS +. Iu ior
great shipping and commercial port % A.. - M
States 1t ships abroad and imports vs,-i1 Sil'ed
seven million tons Of merchandise Mr. Pill
'ouchins upon the conflict in the Far East 49,.
Easf3s ~ We VII bl. come when we viii give =, a
fore the walls OF China viii be fougI+ Spuole Be
senIeu N the United states, and Easfs.' - repre-
SSIOn, as represented BY Russia. Thera Slylala-
mere Hoerty-and we will fight for sI,rs,en ny
The Rev. William c. Biting wbo s,...
toast Local Patriotism said thar $500. - cns
not solely matter OF guns and ar-,,,. ~ -S' was
who gave his time to working for cles, - man
broad streets. Cor fresh air for cbfd-. - TOT
improved system OF sewage and sa7I,a.,.- -O' an
also patriot. Local patriotism wa, 49, 49, wa
ing or communities. Of better transport,,tA
ties, and OF system OF schools whicb -, ,'A-
seat 10 every child. - "ould give
CongressTnan ShOber. whose subject No.. a-,,
ana HarDors, told his hearers thar ~ TqlVers
MS year would not receive an aDrro,-jag., Bronx
the improvement OF the Harlem Riv.s- '..ol Tor
Bronx nils, but that such an appr0nri,t4oa anu me
De among the recommendation OF the "uui9
haToOTs committee az the next session o'' anu
CharleS K Lamb. OF the MunicipaI A.. O.
mission. when called upon to speak on 1,,,3
art sad that municipal art was art for .bs tyyai
Ihls was everything that Is seen nv nsop pL'ic
tuey move through the streets thar lie Eotio ~
the architecture Of the buildings the publis -, oly
InentS IN the parks, the fixtures on TIE CORR, u,
tne streets but every individual part roa,5v-sv1
SlueWdlkss buildings. signs trees and 49,.
was only by realizing the comprehensive feId a..
puollc art embraces that its power as a fsct,- -
the ives OF the citizen be realized - a.
UT. Lamb then spoke Of the necessity ~ 49,.
ucaDillty IN all suggestions for the fonrovs,,e-.
OF the city. and the close connection befyee1 nm,
nicipal art work and the citys aduinstrafion -
/ It's various departments