New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
THE AWAKENING POLITICAL SEASON AND
PLANS FOR THE FALL

THE AWAKENING POLITICAL SEASON AND
PLANS FOR THE FALL
II the hun,orist ana the sensation mongcr were to
be implicitly believed. Harlem would he so infected
with ffcaS that all business would be stopped and the
terror. srickep inhabitants would be fleeing for their
lives. As matter Of fact the flea pest sensation has
been greatly Ovcrone and many reports are rdicu'
lously absurd. There ncas in Harlem. but not
to any such extent AZ some people have boon leo u
believe.
Tweuty years ago the market gaidens Of Harlem
supplied large portion of the city with their products
Now only few little garden patches. and an oc'
rasOna hnckstcr who supplies few ola customers are
all that ale left Of what was once the leading IN
dustry OF tils part Of the city
People who travel uptown By the Madison'ave'
strcctcar line finding fault again. The cars are
supposed by a city ordinance 80 run all night, but IN
fact after O'Clock in the morning they 40 not rhn
above Eighty sixthst.. though bearing upon them the
Harlem" siyn and the bclated man who ttes a
Madson-avc. IN the mistaken hope OF getting u
his Harlem by that means finds himself strand q
midway between the elevated roads. and must WALK
considerable distance either way before he can reach
station.
committee of the Harlem Republican Clno. con-
sisunc OF James H. BOgcrt, g. c. Croft and j. r. an
dccar. is making arrangements for elamoaSc "m'n
Win probably take place In a few Days lie Ci'o
has bn Quiet during the summer. but at the regular
meeting this week doubtless its activity Will ne par
TALLY revived Instructions in the new mcthod OF
voting arc 10 be given soon. and one night IN each
month is he set apart for special ENTERTAINMENTS
a pax Of which will be an address BY some prominent
speaker 1t is expected that senator FasSett VINO WIS
so well received by The club last spring. will again
address the members.
r. J. Lewis of the FEDERAL Club. was at the rooms
Of t,c XIXth Assembly District Republican CLUB on
THURSDAY evening. and Instructed the members Ill '.c
method Of voting under the ballot law After inc
explanati0n samuel BOVINE superintendent OF tic Guy
delivery of the Ncw.York Post ONCE. gave an informal
recepton TO the members Of the Federal ana "aNis
ton Heights Republican clubs. many OF e1h orsanna
ton being present
Abou, 500 mcmters ana guests OF the David Barry
Asso,t,tou named after the Alderman from me
Twelfth Ward celebrated Labor Day by an eAV"'s"n
70 Donnelicy's college Point Grove.
Harlem is pleased because Of the agreement ua' ia,
h.e reached IN Congress restoring to the river anu
Harbor bill the appropriation for improving 'ho i'a
lem River though the amount was rcduc'u from
R35OOOO to So3O.OoO. Much can be Done VII" o''
latter ,..,.,
A bnueh Of the Young Mems Christian Association
b.. h, orranj-cd bv some of the young colorcd men
~ ,I,rom Az A meeting held few evenings ago az
Little Zion Church. in Fast Orc-hundreo ana seven.
+ccnth.st the following officers we're clerlco f"s
dent the Rcv. J. II. b. smith: vice prcSoHh' ~ H.
perccl: secretary. Lloyd a. smith treasurer - o.
Cnauch.
Dstrct has l,,n formed with Cyrus q. Sulzbefger az
n-sid,,m and William o. Eastlake Secretary Inc
lc,guc was formed NJ a meeting hcad al ING "'i'0 "
The Harlem Democratic Club on Tuesday evening.
TIE seven suabians' given by the McCanii
Open COmualy IL Hanmertein's last "0h Seo'0o
gre. success The music IS bright ana ca''hl a". /,
tine book generally good Some OK the poii'icai
alnsions are Of place. however auu i'ii W.
ctaodly fat with the audience.
Tho public school, Of Harlem, with two executions
viii begin work again t.m"ro" n'rh"ls NV
pairs on the one lundrej-and twenty -eehtns'. s"oo
are not yet completed and the new scho"l pna'"S ~
Onehundrcd and thirty fourth st. and Len"xave' Is
not ready for OcCupancy. Goth these seho"' aio on
pected ~ open In w" " eHs; ,., a, .bo vyI1Id
Assembly, District held on Thrrsav evening -
the rooms 10 e9 ThrdaT Ga, I've 1soi nSamousy
'Asps7S s Ilrns ss" by hi, cmrSe o, IN
s s.ss. 70 s a. 4 Esss1a Va
Illness for inensersIS II the Republican offA"aa''''
n s.gns..n Club ~ : :. s S i II
hssS Sonn,y om1nttos the expulsion q STA Gibbs
ne s .s1S Far S'' :s Hss sS viii
the Rss1" # pn sns a 1s .ns ts.'
% the noi";iH Of Judge Robert Earl our utmost an'
co.!ial s1pr, rr n.mor-,,,c Gin, nc1a It's .nr<
meeting sincc June I: wnen is n sSon, o' h;Sf1
werH in''a were r %n M rrcsidc Jordan L. Mot
presided. No bn,incS, OF special ihP'rA"'o W."
Pclice Justice Clarence 5. Meade the Gibbs Gran
appi ~ ".p,riW"w, ncE trr'nc his prcntir
Harlem p1oe . rnt nnabcr ~' Of cacs Of drink
diaordcrly" and passing upon tc Observation-Disclosures
" The Lexington Avenue Baptist Church at til one T.
hundred aud etv' nnS' a1a snxG1 Nncc il wa
closed for Tie suncr n" cnnrCh has been ,sirr
, ana hir,. If he Rivcr Jordan behind the har
;istry, ,Ic 81, ct MI. and Mrs. D. ErcwStcr 1H n