New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
ZIP IN BUSY HARLEM.
THE MCKINLEY BILL A LEADING TOPIC IN
THE CLUBS.

,,d,.or. ave and Onehundred. and -fourtcenth-st.
Thursday morning at 10 80 O'Clock, might have oeen
terribly disastrous had II broken out half dozen
hours earlier It seems almost certsin that number
~ lives would have been lost As it WAS the tenants
escaped in most lively hurry and every one occupying
tho flame injured apartments lost considerably IN
furniture clothes and other personal belongings Inc
nearest fre-alarm box was ten BLOCKS away ana "
was twenty i've minutes after the smoke was seen
pouring ont of the house before an engine arrived on
tho ground. The lesson is obvious ana simPie "o
multiplication Of dwellings in the uptown o's'noV ue
mapds moro and better fire protection.
laurel Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor. had
p,.aAant evening al Mount Morris Hall on THURSDAY
evening. Among the many present were MI. anu MI''
James Evans Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Nc"fa'i' mr.
and Mrs A. C. Hunkcr, Mrs. Joseph Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cunningham. MI ana MIS- l. ! :
Kicker Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller.
Tho Harlem Choral Club will give its third concert
OF the season at Pilgrim Church on Tuesday evening
The Unious society Of the Lexington Avenne Zap
fist Church will give entertainment to'Mono"
night at Young Mems Christian Association Hail.
A highly successful entertainment was that gwen
Friday evening at tho Hall OF the Young nens N"'
tan Association in West one hundred an" twenty
fifth st. by the Choral and Literary Society OF mo
Methodist Episcopal Church Of the Saviour.
At the special meeting OF the Hamilton Repnoic'.
Club. on Monday night after financial maVers "''
been disposed OF in a manner when u Is hoPco ",
believed will finally be satisfactory TO the cioo. wv
following preamble and resolution were onereo pS
Sumner B. Stiles, and adopted by VOC OF % -" .r
whereas. The Hamilton Republican CLUB Is 10 i.n
Industries and recognizing tina. ersry taTT a.ts s
w M, Ii sHS;'s ss. the
ing before Congress enoodies e ,"e GO Vital 70 the
int Of our country hsors be \ Cus de-
That tho hamilton AZ, Rsp approVa OF the
merits Of that bill. and desires to cypress M stat
trusts viii become law of the United states
TN. following letter. addressed to Mr. MoKinieY AZ
Warrington, and signed by the presden. al" .o
tary Of the Club has been forwarueo ~''' INV
luton: ,,.., f,lrb
WsuYorS 20 forward to you the following eIprescn
Of the confidence Of that DISSEMINATION . Mn 70 The in
cnstres Of our country We congratulate you LOO on S
near approach Of grand iamp 1 prospeTitr TO or
;ndnstres. but likewise commands the unanimous
support NJ your party , - po,r.r
W y Lowe and Frederick AldhouSc were appoint"
.or,u,,tee 10 make arrangements for literary ana
musical entertainment he given IN the ciuo Pa'
nm Thursday evening of this week members "' ~
ouestcd to bring their fricnos
W. Jessie Morris gave Nay party on S'
urday the 17th to her niece Mss .', T,.-,
n,I in tho North Meadow at C,n'rai 60; ~:
The Naypoe dance performed ana hls> MN.
WAS crowned as queen. Among those present '""''-
care o. the children were Mrs. Louie po"Si'. go
Lotto stuart Mis- Mamie Ha!pin MISS Maocl "',..''
Miss Eta Cole Mise LIZZIE Walsh. Mrs. kcnch'N' N''
Mamie McNaly. Cha'!eS Lee, John H. Hfo"" "''"''
Hastings and Andrew iefIeinan
m. Harlem Eve Ear and Throat !nirmarN haN "''N ~
f,cr, 40 50 E.~t Ouc hundred and twenty -tt'i' 20
ln.lueton.av md ono hundred andlwcniNNcVeH'" So
and nor: OtCupc> tAc CONNECTIONS DITCH hoHSc ''''''
rnrcla.ed 70. in,lmsry purposes. The following ''"
nose tho nlcdica, taft ia. H. +. -Wlnonihc' Su'-'
!, umrosu Nrspp consulting surgeon: Dr. u
r-lccin. assistant surgeon: Dr. w. y. oylcr c1n al
assistant Tic Institution i supported eh''e" ''
Chart, and j. ~ need - funds
II eighth birt do vcl>ary 81 Miss Ma 'a''''
va. pleasantly crcaisicd AT hc' hor'". "" l"' We
one hundred aId-iwoDty -S"vcniNt IN Si'"r"dN "''
noon ri trc prcccd;nG week. MISC. games uA''''-
and REFRESHMENTS constituted the programme o. emo
,ocni Iuorg those present were the Misses Mo
and Hazel >.,lwcV Rose and Ethel schroeder AG''
and Nav Caryalho. Fcicc Zelicneck. judith ana
r;o, nc U,vs Minnie Rosenberg and Ethel stlWeil
50 interesting a;;sir the celebration OF TIC
twenty eighth anniversary Of Pilgrim Church. on >"h'
cav last. Az carncs, and indefatisahlc workci va"
self rhc Rcv. Dr Virgin. pastor Of The chr;ch' hS~
surrounded himself with corps Of enthusiastic ana
ts'h; .t,n' and Ia, extended MS hcid Oh NoiN
into many Departments Ot usefulness.
Tho eighteenth birthday 81 Miss sadie Elmendorf vas
sojrIy observed At The of her parents. 80 o1
Fast one hundred and eighternthS'. on F'dhN even
inc Nav i6. Among the guests were j. H. Dos. MI.
ard Mrs Miller Mr. and Ms Flmcndoii. Mis- MAfc'
Eimendnrf Nj. and Nr,. costello. HsNoiN fcrr> anu
Mr. and Ms. johnson.
THE Washington Heights people az ,till "prccag
nvay.- a. they express H. AZ the problem Of securing
tapid transit They passed resolution, Tuesday NlS"'
,onu,,ia- Governor Hill TO sign the Gable Ran DAD
iiIl.
The closing exercises Of the academic year at an"
V,.-v flt, T. H.
and Dumb viii be hello The fourth "Wednesday 10
I,ne on Tuesday la. jhc retiring directors ana %
fcers were unanimously reelected for aho'hc' N'i'
and an interesting entertainment Vas gwen 'N "'
chanel by the pupils Of thc institution
Tho vacancies in the medical stan at Mammalian
Hospital have not yet been supphcd.
Il is said that contemplated changes IN the "'c'I"
rr,noemcuts of Calvary Church Methodist Ep' e"pa
will give hat house Of worship the largest ~r''h
,apaci,y Of any church Of the same dcnoW!H'' 10" .
the United states.
4 concert was given TUESDAY evening at ~. James
thur. h. MadisOns ave. and one hundred ana '"'"'H
.i1t,.st.. under the auspices Of the Young Wen
Alliance of the church Tic GWild Glee C'" SAM
two violin solos were played by Mr. Calanar' Nl'
Wareu recitcd, and vocal solos were sung br Ms
VESSELS and Mr. Evans. The sum OF sl"o wa
realized from the effort.
At a meeting Of the II. X. Thurber 'lL1. hcf
Tuesday night at Bradhurstave. aud one hundred and
forty .third-st, the following resolution, introduced D.
NJ y. u. Vsullairc was unanimously adopted
Whereas The II. X 1hurber Republican CMb q
New York. whose membership Is composed oi wage
carneie, believes that the prosperity 81 m, COUNT
depends upon protection 10 American industrlc- "lic
is the backbone Of the success OF all manufacturer
and recognizes that every tarin law may be improve
upon AS tire country develops, yet believe that IN
Mckinley Tariff bill, now pending before Congress. EN-
bodies the true principles OF the Republican part
upon this question therefore, be II resolved tia
tho II. X. Thurber Republican Club hereby approvc
and indorse< the inerits of that bill and desires
Offer it's support to that eminent statesman TIE Hon
William Mckinley and his associates on the WAY
In preparing this BILL which the club trnst. aud feel
confident will become law OF the tn!tcd state
before Congress adjourns.
copy Of the above resolution and letter ,iGne
BY James Hughes president OF the club. have bee
forwarded TO Mr.. Mckinley.
The Harlem Democratic Club. at its meeting 0
Wednesday night, unanimously adopted resolution
offered by D. y. Carvalho providing that thS annur