New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
EVERY oe;p INTERESTED IN THE POLITICAL
FIGHT.

SIN poiit.cs ana little beside politics. Monday
nieht the Republicans Of the XIrIth District met in
their headquarters and made nomination for Con-
Gross Their nominee was Colonel Campbell, who
declined Then they nominated Henry z. hoom
son. and he declined. On the following evening they
nominated Percy D. Adams, a member OF the law
firm of Adams & Hyde, No. so Liberty'st he mas
twice been o candidate for Assembly In the AAine
District is q member Of the Unitarian. Harlem anu
Harlem Republican clubs. and Of the Phl oani.s
Delta fraternity His grandfather was Judge hooee'
A. Adams, Of the NewYork City Court"
The wideawake Hamilton Republican Ciuo neio
another Of Ito interesting meetings on MONDAY ms''
number OF excellent speeches were MADE anu INC
usual Monday night refreshments OF SANDWICHES gnu
coffee were served to members and guests. Inc
club will held another meeting tomorrow night 8ooo
speakers announced
The Harlem Republican Club had its regular meet
ing Tuesday night and Endorsed the Republican nomi
nees on the county ticket. While majority Oh ,ne
members have been among the strongest promoters
NJ a straight Republican ticket, ana u
is beyond doubt that no such ticket WIN
IA mt up 1t is pretty safe TO say uho
nearly all Of them. though somewhat dissatshed VIII
ioin I'm the work Of overhrowing Tammany In the only
way that presents itself. 90 .,-.
The xIXth Assembly District Republican organza-
finn hoM a vellattended meeting Wednesday evening
m its pleasant rooms No OIL West One-hundred and
twenty ffthst The fusion county ticket was entbusi
ascaly Endorsed and speeches were made BY Pcsoent
t,m,nder. Colonel Van Reypen and others Another
meetina is announced for Wednesday Of this week.
On the same evening the Harhm Democratic Cluo
held q meeting and indorsed the mountainous OF nr'
Fitch to Congress and Colonel Webster to the Assembly
and made arrangements for another meeting on
Wednesday night.
Friday n,sht the peoples candidate for Mayor, Fran
els NJ Scott made his first appearance In pubic after
the great Cooper Union ratification meeting OF TUESDAY
night He spoke at a mass.meetine OF German h4neri
cans held under County Democracy auspices at Esers
Assembly, Rooms Eishth.ave and One-hundred and-six-
teenth-et His audience large and enthusiastic.
nr scotes speech which has been published IN fu Wa
a scatng arraignment Of Tsmmany misrute anu serVoa
10 deepen the favorable impression the candoae mas
made upon tho public honest. fearless man. WIN
a clear and comprehensive appreciation OF the Seues IN
this Important campaign. Charles sullivan presided AZ
the meeting and excellent speeches were made by MAX
Atmsyer Assistant DistrictAttorney Jerome and otn-
ers.
On Friday evening also mass-meeting OF Vne
Nxrh Assembly District Republicans was held az
IAwrencest. and Nntk-ave. The action OF tho County
Convention was unanimously ratified Among VIC
speakers were Percy D. Adams, John Gray boSd'
Henry Altman, W. II. Bellamy, T. T. Timmins, W. H.
lockwood E. II. Montgomery and l. f. EnReharuI'
President Guinder Of the XIXth Assembly Os'i1c'
Club under whose auspices the meeting was nelo was
chairman. There were music. lanterns nasa. .r"is
parencies and all the paraphernalfa WHICH, i'eip "
inspire political enthusiasm
A monster meeting has been arranged Tor 70
morrow night at Turn Hall, No. 200 East One nudred
and.trenty -fourth-st. The speakers announced are
Francis N. Scott, John W. Gof. Donald Mclean OK.
Judge Mycr S. rsaacs and CHARLES W. Dayton. II VIII
doubtless be one OF tho most interesting meetings OF the
short campaign. Mr. Scott is certainly sparing no o.
forts to make his canvass successful
semi monthly meeting Of the HAVEN soenoer"pmo
Association was held Wednesday evening 1t NO. 700
East One-huntrcd and twenty seventhst ". ~ Sha"
was elected to I'LL vacancy In the once OF Ncorns
secretary and E. A FiedenNich was CHOSEN 10 pace
ON the executive board. Eleven new members were
elected.
Tho Harlem Wneelmcn are to hold o fair November
OF and % for the benefit of the Harlem Dispensry,
deserving institution much In need OF FUNDS. Inc
trustees Of the dspensary win cooperate with the
wneehnen IN making the fair success
The dedication Of the new West End fresoy ,enAh
Church Amsterdam ave- and One hundred and fifth ST..
takes place to-day and to morrow and on next sunday
the new Calvary Presby erisn Church. IN Onehnndre1
and sixteenth-st between F1Itn ana hehoA a'ce' Will
The Dr. stanger rector Of Holy Trinity Caurc n
his sermon this evening will discuss some OF the prn
cpes which should influence men in casting their votes
Willie no depreciation is noted in uptown pr9ps;rty
real estate matters seem TO DC nmpr i0 their normal
The life and drum corps of Judson Fitzpatrick Post
seventh summer night festival Wednesday night at
Harlem River Park. The corps gave all exhibition
drir and with that and dancing Handsomely enter
fained Themselves and large number OF guests
Onntel n Shea Michael Fl. Kennedy. George Weber
And j. A. Macdonald were the Committee Of Arrange
mepts. -. . A., ro.
A course OF lectures for the benefit OF the Grant
Imminent Fund has been arranged by a committee OF
ATTY Harlem citizens. The lectures will be held III
YeSious Harlem churches and among the prominent
sSeakcrs announced are Chauncey NJ Depew, N0Hcm.
Der Is; and on following Tuesday evenings General
Horst1o c. King. the Rev. DR.. Carlos Martyn FIshP
ID tha Rpv
Thomas W. Knox exJudge Gedney and the Rev John
r. Paxton. The Citizens Committee INCLUDES the
names of Dr. L. C. Warner George P. II. NcNay.
Charles w. DAYTON Edwin T. Rice. D. N. Williams,
A. r. Humphrey. silas g. Croft, DIN p Ely Charles
n p1nkham tr j. Wall Wilson, Percy D. Adams.
General Robert Nugent. Colonel Richard A.: Brown.
W. H. Shaw. Washington WinsOr, Thomas Allison and
Joseph ". De Veau
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.