New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TIP IN BUSY HARLEM.
PLANS FOR AMUSEMENT MADE BY MANI
CLUES.

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The whitehead Of Twelfth Ward indignation shohe
forth at Association Hall Monday cNc''i"s' :,
mass meeting of about 800 men ard women was As'1 ,
% rro,ec, ,cans, a rcccn, appointment made bs "'c
hoard Of Edncation and they did protest no'' >'eV
ous,v Colonel A. p Kctc.um picNiGea Over ~,
meeting and on the platform WIZ nm "''c ,,
Fuller the Rev. DIR. Ramsay. d. II. H'F'i ...,
f. g. sclchow and Others. TIC cause oi -. ,,n,'
is now familiar story but Il will bear BENG "''cS
.,,oa ..,,i,, In October last vecancy III "''
,rrcr,li,v Of Female Grammar schco! 40 - w ~
Mace and Mrs seaman. who had ioF d 'o"s ''"1
second place at the school, was mauc "''"S r,,
nal No one thought for a mcmci' "''' ~ 49,,
Get any but first place rs pc.lH"'e"') ""' ~
sur,rise Of every one and after she nae "crh u'"'
, r ,;,atod nv the local trustees ard thc nom
ioa,ion had becn indorsed ny some 3,oOo OF +''''
,itizens the Board OF Education cast VIC ho'',"''o"
aside and named for the place 'eS'"c' H, ..,
town school, Against this &c'i"h Ooi'Ho' nv"
MIR. Fuller. Dr. Ramsay and others spohc' anu '"'
nov DR. Virgin and jerome Buck sent IeI'cS va
-, The tenor OF the speeches was ,hat INC
action Of the Board was in violation OF me l'i''po
~ home rule and in general way was an o"'''~c
that ought not be. even if it must De' 'o'o'A''0
The protest took the following formal shape
Resolved That we hereby indorsc IA" a'uoh "' wv wv
-, :, ,r.sco. T.. Tho Twelfth Ward jn their unanimous
nomination Of Mrs Seaman FOR the Wlhe''"7"P u
Female Grammar School No. Gs. ana 90 i''H, - g.,
protcst against the action Of the BoaTd o. --t"N "
(iaWSOn from dhothc' "''"' WV
entitled to the position from the fact hat she h NV
.a,ncd it and We look upon such action a. dcmoia"1H
and calculated DESTROY the chiciehcy oil "' -''
school system by taking awav all cncouf''ee"' '''
teachers who have earned the right o. pro'hot""'
Aud ,,,thr tnc method pursued by the Board OF Edu-
cation in voting bv ballot instead Of by yeas and nays was
unmecoGened and adopted with no other possible no'.,
than 70 conceal from the public the knoWieuEc VI " wv
individual members Of the Board voted
The closing paragraph was, however. "ithdiawh
before the motion was put. The resolution was theh
unanimously adopted.
The third monthly socabc of the Harlem rach'
Clnb was held at Harlem Turn Hall on MONDAY hs''
The attendance comprised about fifty couples. the
cCnm:ce Of arranc ccmcnts consisted oi l. T. hc'"''
George Was W +. Hyde. Robert Muir. and W. T.
,cc. Among those present i. McEvOy. Thomas
rjtzpatrick, T. slcinachcr, J. Conklin IT, W. Ior'er'
s Bcrwin MIR. and Mrs. J. Lalor, Mr. ana MF7' -
Ecrvin. 4. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paton' MI anu
Mrs p sulzcr. Commodore and Mrs. J. f. Lalor' MISS
Ialor Vicc-C Commodore W. T. Cooper Mr.. ana MIS-
rcorce Waas Miss Julia Was. Miss ;. KincsbnrN,
Nr and Mrs j. Iutclins. ). Damcr>. Miss DancTs'
Miss Nelson Chaylc, hutchinson. W ~ 'aliAshah'
y Corlan il. Doce. Miss Agnes Ccnlan George Il.
parkhin Mr. and Mrs. II. b. McAlllstcr' MI an"
NJ. Runner Miss lruncr Miss Ilambro. Miss VI.
King MIR and Mrs. W. Helms and Miss Eofh. Inc
annual regatta Of the clab. which has recen'y con-
,cudntcd with the East River Yacht Club, will tako
place on Decoration Day.
\ pleasant musical entertainment was given on
Monday cvening II the Harlem Presbyterian Church'
undcr the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid society Those
taking rart in il were Il. il. \. Hoffman. j. schnh
ccr. !. Primrose Il. C. Wander. comprising the Apollo
string qnartcite and a vocal double QuaItcttc con
s,stlng OF Ms Hamilton Higgins. Mr.. Marvin F.
Wood Mrs william G.. NcCrcs. Miss Mary Chalmers,
Miss Belle McAdam. Miss Uni Lund. Miss Jessie
Pierce and Miss Bertha lrobshcr. reading was
given BIZ MIS-. Edward : Philips
The annual spring athletic contest Of the members OF
the Harlem branch of the Young Mems Christian ASso
citation will take place in the gymnasium at . 80 Mon
day evening April =. The contest VIII comprise
work on the horizontal and parallel bars, on the
" horse, and with wooden dnmbbels. \ number OF
exhibition feats will be pcorne by members Of the
class and d few outside amateur, Of athletic ability
AZ a meeting of members Monday evening in the
large parlor arrangements made for the summer
outdoor sports Baseball tennis. rambling and b
cycling were organized and projects were discussed
looking to the putting the Harlem River Of SIX
eight cared crew.
The amendment 10 the constitution of the Harlem
Climb advancing the dues from $50 to $40 wear.
PAYABLE semannlally. has been adopted with com
paratively little opposition.
The ball Of the Hamilton Republican Club. Of which
frequent and fall mention has already been made. will
take place Thursday evening al Central Turn HAIL Ill
sixty-scvons. IL will be the leading social feature
Harlem passenger, over tie Tour;h-avc. surface rail
road feel that their complaints ha, finally borne
trait. Hereafter passenger can tahr at any place
cowntoNn. car that lEts special Harlem sieu on
IT, and feel sure, hariir. accidents. that lie VIII 20
through - Harlem without change.
Of tnc mo-, p"piisr oi thc social cmD' 1'
Harlem j. tie LenoN oonpVsch oi the younger people
IL. society. which eayc j., nst monthly reception 1'
twenty -sixthsI., on thursday evening. ihc mar
was led BY the president 7. Irving Wood, and Nis'
DIN Mitchell. Among the two hundred and more
present were Miss williamson Miss Nav Lailcy. Mis-
s,crtic Wilson. Miss sturtevant. Miss Tmpson. Mis-
Gleason, Misses Lily and ldl Moran. Misses Ida
,tnrges ". schultz. VI. \. Hog, Ida Wendell Clara
spinning Mamie spinning sophie NStcr' Min,
Xdd,e and Lille .lnderscn. Edlih KcIIaJ Nj
Eo>cndsIe. Mss Ncui: Mckay Mis- Klctz. MISE
Icrtic Johnson. Edna Jones. Hattie Funiner rite
tanks MosrYs. \. Prtchald. d. Allen. ;. Thame>
Sir. and Mrs. ". W. Bcrson. George stem, Dr. J. ;
Sheavc. DR.. !. r. sullivan DR.. T. J. M|'ilh
.uddy, y. O'Ncill Walter kobj, j. H. Kaiser Ir:
Mr. and Mr. A. + s'cMarI; James w Tr': r v; r.
Ur. BrOclsway g. ii. Dickinson, Charles schlcder Jr
A. Kaiser, J. z. Davidson. T. Gibson POWELL ,, ,,corr
Charles NJ. rlipnan. i. ". AiancrStock Jane, :. l.
Byrnc Collin Woodward l. II. lIubbell G. Vallcam
aIitohen J. T. Dodge " H. HosGadale w. G. Si.S York.
r u. l. Ecnney' ;,r, H. D. Siuitc Dr 'i T. R. na%%oni
u. Austin, T. Chandler Milsrd j. Bloomel
Ee Ia las, oa casons N"'a dance. s has spccs pces d@
by the following officer and executive committe.
>.ce president: Charles T. Hal. secretary: Hem
Austin, tra.l.rr Ensene llallhan chairman: an
i've Committee The dances viii be resumed In tn
fall.
The Crib Club gave dinnei to Frank Hardy. on
oi is members, at the ncw in the Horton Bniii
ing on Thursday evening. Among the largo numbe
present were N"Nnr g ant, COmmiss lone
t:llroy. Richard >. Ncwcoaihc. COnsr .ssIn 4
AshbeI 4. Fitch. "Ga'c" Case Dr. Joh
IL. Dcn!a:tst, Leicester ilrnc. A. Mine
s;risNvOh and Police Captain Wc.tcrsrH The 1ril
ClGb orcanizcd IN October, 1850. by some Of Tn
members q the Metropolitan Rowing Club. The men,
iership is now fully Il hundred. The officers ar
rrcsdcnf Thcodorc Kccicr secrctary John 4. Ivernt
frcssuicr. Frank Hardy Tloma. p. Kelly Hornar,
J. Icnney and Charlie, sonza compose the board Z,
Inanaecrs.
Tho last bowling tournament Of the bctveci
member Of the Harlem Club will open "Wednesday
evening There will be four classes and ten men /,
each class. The prizes have not yet been decide,
vpOn.
committee 10 make nominations for officers Robert 7
Dyas. r. X. Henderson. Or. Campbell. John Andrew
and Henry smith. The election VIII take place o
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