New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
sREFARING FOR SUMNER OUTDOOR SPORTS
GLIB DOINGS.

CLUB DOINGS.
To say that Manager Hsmmerstein, OF the opera
House. was surprised Thursday evening Is 10 pn'
the case with extreme mildness lie was more IMAM
surprfsed-he was overcome when the associates ana
attaches Of The house presented him with an elegant
gold watch upon the occasion Of his for'y1o'h pr'"
day. After tie performance OF the evening was
over the popular manager returned lhdhhs ior ''e
,i,t in that pleasing, substantial form which can
only be produced by a luncheon where champagne
flows more freely than the Harlem River.
rh. yonpc Mems Christian Association boys have
oooanizcS five outing clubs for the summer uneer
the supervision of the following committees; Bicycle
Club-W W. Braden, chairman Robert r. 'hap
man. secretary: Frederick W. Lvermoie' treasurer
Lawrence Conover. Edward 5. Butler. william e
Anderson, Oswald g. Hoyle. L. r. Benson. Rambling
--h,hyohn 6 Guest chairman: William l.. Roberts
e,eorce T. Debevoise Frank l.. EckerSon. Charles f.
rubbell Samuel ". Duncomb, jr.. Robert A. BARLEY
tIhed W. Riddle. Herbert 7. Lindsey,
Horace ID. Kelley A. J. Kilbonrne, VIII
lam A. Boyd. Tennis Cnb-Benismin j.
Blsuvelt chairman; Adolrh F. lie Gort. secretary :
william NJ. Allison. treasurer; L. b. Garfield, Joseph
C. Johnson Daniel F. Ward, a. II. Goodson. Charles
8 Atkinson George D. Evermeyer, William Hills. IT,.
CLAYTON w. old, Frederick p. Waterbury. Frank j.,
Barrett Boating Club Edward w Buckhart, chair
man; Robert McCostlne. Richard Turner. jr. George
L. IIcwins. F. NJ. Cutler W. FRANK
Bradley Charles f. BrandeS Richard r.
gsnneIe. Edgar A. Pembcr the Rev. Joseph Rey
aolds IT, Frank W. Mason. Joseph :. Dale. BaSeoah
Club-Joseph p. Gallagher, chairman f. Nelson
Exhort william T. Minor Charles L. Rockwell, Al
nond NJ Wing George NJ Holding. Alexander o.
Nelson. An "inter-branch" athletic contest VIII oe
held on the grounds saturday. June 81. The sports
will include n 1OO-yard dash, running broad Jump
c2Oyard hurdle dow, putting sixteen-pouhd Sh''
running high jump and memile run On De'o
ration Day the outing Club will go to GREENWOOD
Lake.
The funeral of Dr. william G. Wood was largely at
tended on Thursday at his home at Seventta'e' anu
one-hundred and sxtcenthSt. DR.. Wood had piacnNeh
medicine in Harlem for ,hirtv-fve wears lie was
highly esteemed.
Mr. rullers Indignation meeting the school prin-
cipashp trouble was not largely attended thursday
evening as was the first meeting Of the kind held some
weeks ago.
William A. Fraser. IT.. and Miss Pheone C. Morris
were married on Wednesday evening at the home Of the
bIidecroom's father No. 247 West One-hundred and
twenty third.st Tic Rev Dr. J. J. Bruncr performed
The ceremony The brides attendants were the Misses
Annie and Flora Fraser sisters of the bridegroom
Among the guests present were Miss Mary Norris Mr.
and Mrs II. b. Need. James Martin. Mr. ana MIS-.
W. L. MeliuS, Miss Melius, of Albany Miss Louise
Norris Mr. and Mrs. A. Losev. Mr. and Mrs. f. r.
Deacon, Mr. and Mrs c. 4. Pawley. of Gloversville
y. y: Miss Louise Morris, Mr.. and Mrs e. II. van
Ripen Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Gross. Mrs. Doremus. Miss
Jessie Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Miner GriSwold
A number of young in Harlem met one even
ing to discuss the advisablity OF forming military
companv The outcome OF this discussion was the
formation of The Lincoln Rifles The following
officers were chosen Captain. f. p ieisman, hrst iieu
.enant William II. LinsOn: second lieutenant L. v"
Baldwin.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather oi lue9
,av night a large crowd gathered 10 listen to the
first Mt Morris Park concert of the season p> hoen
hand q
star ~pangcd Banner" and ended WIN loihe'
sweet Home Between the two, selections from
sullivan. Wagner Haydn. Lcntner and other com
posers played
There was large attendance az the regular monthly
meeting last week of the Hamilton Club the rooms
being crowded with members President l. T.
,'smpbclI presided. The following new members were
elected Louis ID. Schwctt@rS, Abraham l.. Romano
John NJ Gardiner. a. F. Lent and Charles A. ohmels'
The chief topic Of the evening the resolution pro
vidng tina; henceforth no wines or spiruoNs liquors
shall lc sold i'm the clbhOnSe After considerable dis
cussion a vote was taken that showed the sentiment
OF the majority Of the club TO be in favor OF closing
The bar. some of the members, it is understood,
regard the change aS a possibly serious one from Il
financial point Of view. but others think that the loss
VII BE more than made up by the addition OF many
new mrmcrS which will follow the change.
The annual election OF the Ma>saSc Cnb takes place
to,,riy irln Tie following ticket has been put mp
ly the nominating committee: President Edmund y.
IloIahan: first vice president William L. stillinrs
,ccund vcc-prcs den Charles II. Prcycr treasurer.
IhoIna, r. Fowler; financial secretary, Louis T. Bern
holt: recording secretary George G. De Lacy: cor
ic,pondin. secretary. James W. Phelau: board Of
Managers to serve years. Andrew A. Henderson.
Isaac Il. smith. William X. Hall. George F. Doak John
IT, Andrews Louis +. BernholN and Eugene j. Mo
EnrOe.