New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
VARIOUS FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT NEIL
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ING WITH SUCCESS.
senator Fassetts address To the Harlem hep"oi'','
Club, Oh Wednesday evening, was INC prdoV'" a'>
of practical politician and praotcsl poi''N -"
were well received and the club Is 10 Dc co"S
unop socprnc tho nres.nce Of so able and stimulating
speaker
A notable addition to the list Of sunday evening
entertainments is the series OF illustrated tehpTa"'
lectures by Dr.. John Logan, an ola war VeVcra" ''
member of the MedicoLegal society. The lectures are
given in the hall attachri 10 Il. PauVs Roman
Catboic Church Onchundred and 'SeVehteoh'hN|
o,d v.nrthsve and are under the auspices Of the
pcv DR. John McQnrk the energetic pastor OF INC
narisb who is an enthusiastic advocate oi INC "hi
ner,o,e cause. Father McQurk was one OF Inc c'r''c
~ 81 Pstrck's Cathedral before taking charge OF 81
IauIs parish where he has attracted large ana "F'I
congregation Ills purpose is 70 fonnd 'ehPc'uh'c
organization in connection with the church ana 'h's
o,d he has invited Dr. Logan to give this series Of
addrcsscs on the evil effects Of alcohol the pc'cr !"
nave The way for the formation Of the society DE-
Logan is particularly popular with the IrShHHe''o""
element The lectures are free
Every member Of Alexander Hamilton Post Is su
tlorized to solicit and receive subscriptions lor tc
Grant Monument Fund.
The H. X. Thurbcr Republican Club mas chaheeu
its name 70 the Excelsior Republican Clnp his aot"
was taken al the regular meeting on l'esoa! eNe"I'
and was upon the motion OF Joshua Hlil Inc o"o
meets every Tuesday evening AT bid'h"rSV"c' an"
Une-hundrcd and forty fifth st.
Tho W,lling Uniformed Republican Club held an Ell
,oyable sociablc on Wednesday evening at klehl >
Washington Hall, No. c6%9 Eighth ave. Among tnoNc
rro.cn, were Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Mort. Mr.. and Mrs
Dobart Ellis Mr. and Mrs +. j. Turnure, LOUIS L'Ie'i
Mr. and Mrs j. Kiehl. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Nallns
Mr. and Mrs. a. Ellis. Mr.. and MIS-. Sahne "''"
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Filter.
on Thursday evening. at the home OF the kew ~,
J. r. Day pastor of the Calvary Methodist episcopal
Church, Miss Ida a. Graf and Robert b. buN'o" "e0
privately married The bride i niece OF eN-'c""''
Arkell. Following the ceremony was le'ePuo" ~
the house of Mr. and Mrs BuNtOr. No 222l FH'h "'
A delightful reception was GIVEN on TUESDAY alter
noon by Mrs Jordan l.. Mott, at her nome '"e'
Jrlndred and thircth-St. and Fiftiave MIS- "o'v
provided surprise for her guests. she having N'''"
fhe presence Of Carmencta. the spanish dancer pom
a stage erected in the conservatory ana 10 the 'l
propriate music of mandons the Pearl Of seville
cyecnted some Of her most graceful dances. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cooper. Mr..
and Mrs Charles W. Dayton. Mrs. Abrm :. Hewitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclean. Miss Lawrence ana the
Misses lngraham.
The reckless blast that fired on the south side
Of Mount Morris Park and which came near resulting
trac1caly a. II did seriously. calls attention once moro
10 a most dangerous practice ndGlsed IN by
The rock removing contractors ia the IarIe"
district. Ovcrchargcs Of powder aud dynamite
are too frequently used. and - was only
by workmen Of the same contractor who j. n"W
bu,d.ng The Mouut Morris Park fence. threw huge
bowlder upon the Madson-ave car track and DELAYED
traffic for many hours. II not inrtqueutN happens
that passers-by in the street have narrow escapes
from these explosions AID people dwelling ID Ne
ne!chborhood Of the operations are cons derabN
aroused over the carelc-, way IN which the work j.
carried
\ jolly time was enjoyed Tuesday evening in the
rooms Of Harlem Company Il, whose members enter
tarcd Company D of the 47th dro'hNW Regiment
The Harlem Company met their roohvn Gne-t> az me
Tli,d aye. elevated raihoad station lu Vn' WHnNh
ana tweutv fftil--t, and escorted then through 'Nr
,rnc1,l streets Of Harlem The ~dcv ais being lined
with pec itor, to wires the faferual paad N th'
room, snort speech - welcome Wa made hN
Lieutenant smith. which was briefly responded To br
Captain Cliri~OIc Refreshments were then served
ard the evening passed IN informal fe>tivli'
40 little interest has been aroused in m" animal
election of officer, Of the Harlem Democratic Club.
which take. place Weine-day evening. not because
of any material opposition TO the regular ticket made
mp 10y the nominating committee. but by reason q" inc
fact that the voting Will bee conducted on the plan pre-
scrbcd bv The new ballot .aw.
- successful has been the season Of comic opera
That MANAGE Iiammcr,iein has extended H. contract
w'h TIE Conird opera Company ioT -i\ 49, !1,-'
hay" h~ COMPANY al The house
II j. believed that when lno' 81 me mrhncr> nave
Ia ialle d'ho'e evening dinner viii be established Al
w. Moore, having sncd hi, place A, second vice
president OF the Twelfth Ward savings Eanh. Dr.
Nyrcs still remains trustee Of the institution. The
following trustees IN 44d.ion I" ne eNSl'h- board
co,ce Irown J.. l.. Eaton. ". +. >ril!.u.~ Dr. w. T..
Larbin. J., II. Los. John Wha!en, A. NJ tndcrliIl
( lar-c number Of Gcaf nuts a,,eaaca ,c.yices at
mon plceshed by ihc rector assistant tie Rev W L.
Wilson. was Interpreted by Mr. Colt. of the Deaf ard
rbcro viii be A public debate between TIE literary