New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
ACTIVITY IN POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL
AND ATHLETIC CIRCLES.

Now that the great railroad strike. which really
had little appreciable affect upon the business aia
of Harlem. and which to such an ignomhio"S Gnu
30 far as the strikers concerned Is quiz o''
and the trains heard rushing regularly anu nieiIS
once more along the great vaduct there Is opportunity
TO observe that there is beginning 10 NC iii'u "e
ton of the waters in the political pool ~
Tho Harlem Republican Club had its regular noh'"s
meeting Tuesday night, large numoef Oh ''e ia'"
bers being present In the absence q Pre'iucn Oo'
the first vice president OF the club Waslhgoo" "''
tho weukoown Chambers-st. commission merchant
and an ardent active Republican, presided IN 'hs paoe
w J. X. Kendrck. the recording secretary haVhs
cont in his letter OF resignation, it fell to the lot VI
tho corresponding secretary, E. VI. Cutler. to pGform
the clerical work Of the evening Mr.. Gutter ros"
long communication from the Repuohcah League ~
4he state which has already been printed III Inc
Tribune and also letters from VicePresldent MORTON
and Congressman QUINN relative to the Harlem RIVER
1mnrovement, and from Speaker Reed commencing
+be Climb for its action in strongly favorinS ue
massage of the Federal Election bill The committee
on political affairs, approved the following P'eanpo
and resolutions:
Whereas. The experience OF the past Ooicheo 10 "
coalition and fusion with disahected factohs " "'c
n.mocrac marty in this city have not resulted IN any
benefit to the Republican party nor accomplished any
thing for better government OF this ci'y' '"o'
be it 49,, -, A.. ,.,
,ossnta,Ne Republicans should be nominated for inc
offices to be filled at the ensuing election ana 'h' We
are unaterabiy opposed coalition or fusion uoke'
Resolved That urgently recommend 'ha' hor"i"
lions be made carly as September.
H. c. Robinson made strong speech IN genera
support Of the resolutions but advised that 'e worn
"unateraby" be stricken out. After some diScussioh
the resolutions unanimously passed as prcse'oo'
The committee appointed to draft suitable expressions
of the feeling of the club In relation 10 'ie uca'h "a
Morris Frie,dam reported the following minute WHICH
was adopted:
1.-THE members of the Harlem Republican Club have
heard with deep regret the announcement OF te uea
of our associate Morris Friesdam whose devoto" " 'e
principles OF the Republican party, whose hoioraoie
service in the war for the preservation OF the OIo anu
whose efficient performance OF duty as Puoh0 o"''o'
merit our recognition and respect
Ne,r r,en,hers of the club elected as folows'
yoh, r NcAdam No 213 West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
thirty ffth-st: Thomas Gooderson, NO 3'o LehoA-
avc George C. Hammin No. 4O2 Westinghouse. A. b.
Humphrey ii. W. Coonbs and Charles H. faUl'N "oi0
chosen 10 represent the club at the coming Saraoe"
meeting OF the Republican League OF inc etac' INV
next meeting OF the cIup Will po "0iN VII '
Of September 8. .u A.
That new and active organization the MIMI AS
sembly District Republican Club held its regular semi
monthly meeting Wednesday evening me a'",iu
anee was large. Colonel c. G. Van Reypeh piesluou
Seventeen new members were elected Inc commit,
on politIcal affairs instructed TO ask the feoea
6,,uh To deleaate one Of its members to explain 10
Harlem voters the mode Of voting under the new ia"
and a special meeting for that purpose Will SOON
he held on motion OF T. Irving Wood, corresponding
secretary the club adopted the following resolutions
Resolved That it is the sense OF the AlAth Asscpl3
ns,rict Republcan Club Harlem that the County Con-
yention nominate Republicans for all city and county 0ce
TO be filled the fall election ,
Resolved That it also sense Of the club tat honH
nations should be made not later than September
With almost three months yet to elapse before
election there is little need of attempting prop'
as 20 who will be the Congress and Assembly Roh
inees from this part Of the country Ohe thlh6 hao
be said, however. All talk of any important iacu
differences among the Republicans Is without louhu
ton Of fact and may be dismissed at once. Unity
of action is the party watchwod this fau. IlroueH
the Democrats best speak Tor themselves, ~ MOI
be modestly remarked IN passing I aU ds,ion 81
there are some indications oi GlHeIehV ooiul"'" VI
affairs. ,. 7, O.or-or, was held
hundred and thirty hfth-st. where he died suadeiS VI
lie Rev Sir. Kline of the Episcopal Church OF tho
Holy Nativity AMONG the many pIvSe1, Confed
crates in which Major stewart was wen KNOWN. nc
served with considerable diStnC9h IN 'e o |aoF
lie was born May 10. 1o4l, at Gamoildse Mu, h h
and had an Office with Frederick " Evars.
no 81 Walts Al the ume r %i S and aHS Americso
FThn ALPINE social tmb has unanimously reelected
an y S r PRESIDENT Frank Heay, vice-prsdent
Nclson Ebing treasurer; George Pohl, secretary ;
Frederick Gossert sergeant alarms ne cdu1 , ls
recently secured rooms in Onehundred and thirty
Tbe funeral Of William H. Abel was held Monday
t, n0 Al the house 10 o5s West OnehundIed and
twenty seventi-st. Mr.. Abel was dfty-iour years ou
and was born at Rockaway, L. l. ne Wac lor nun,
her Of wears the chief auditor OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. $1,000, -. ,. ,oo, ,ose,,e
their vacation on the Thames, midway between New
London aud Norwich Conn.,, have returned hole' r,,
Nearly all the members OF the Harlem oTdi,u AZ m
Of tie Republic posts who went 10 Boston have re-
turned They express tnemsGeS ans epioymc,
al the National Encanpment. , ~. .Ao A.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Church OF NE An
,uncation broadway and Onehundred and tlrtV-
frstst gave successful lawn party Wedne9aay aur
ana evening IN the grounds OF oae MD to have
CIaremOnt ave. The net proceeds are Saiu 10 nave
The gymnasium of the Harlem branch OF tne aou't
Mems Christian Association Is closed Iot acPo pam Inn
will reopened september = nnome 1e rnn sight
I'd" In hut or hail. palace or cottage and even in the
eta, IN view IS much the same. At early hou
fine other morning restless man VINO coniuh s,ooi
RIM shop 10 get a look at the morning paper. 1i'
sweeping e out the THE sh pe Of rfse IN the
.ddc Of the aoor While he went for some purpose intt
the Mar When he returned ms s,s h T@n h
PIE % n sTef that quickly asked the man of The
Si' XVII r should say it was 'hvcr.' was the quie
reply Finding is hsy nnve TeIRdDder that bill
&c mine / Just dropped it few minutes ago" FEEL
nc ir his noclcts " You see | had q five ana t"(
and A,lne small change, and took the money ou
and" . . -. $780, oar h.y,
O. all right. If YOU say il is yours you can nave
1, ~ course and the visitor. who IS something OF
war handed the barkeeper the treasure trove snow
in1, a. nc did So that II OF those lfnlthuof
iins which are used advertisements and explain
ing that he had himself laid IT on the pile OF rubbis
Was the beer man staggered Not a bit. ~
,o,itov suggested that take something ah'
rroollv asserted that II :" the most remarkable
coincidepcen he ever heard Of.
INTHE ANNEXED DISTRICT