New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
REPUBLICANS INTERESTED AND CHEERFUL
OVER POLITICAL AFFAIRS

Tho nsvv from Maine M enthusiastically received
BY Harlem Republicans lest week and gave them ex-
ccl.cnt opportunity for speechnaRng. private 'ai@
and resolutions. Tho Hamilton Club. which met On
Monday evening" had not yet. Of course. hcaru apont
Speaker Reeds victory. and confined ITSELF prh'
ciually to discussing the action OF the County COM
mittec with reference to the expulsion OF Frederick
& Gibbs While II was evident that conslocr'D'e
port II not . majority Of the members were I" '''e
opinion that Mr.. Gibbs vas neither an ornament nor
q necessity to the Republican party. no vote "as
taken on tho question. which was postponed TOP one
week. G. G.. Van Reypen presided at the meeuns'
which was well attended.
The regular monthly meeting Of tne Harlem Repuo'
lcan Club vas held on Tuesday night
The large number OF members present ~eTo
enthusiastic over the news Of the Republican VICTORIES
In Maine and so expressed themselves both formally
and informally. The JOYFUL expressions hnaliy "'N
definite form IN letters ordered to be sent. one '"
speaker Reed and the other to Major Mckinley The
one to Mr. Reed was as follows:
"At meeting OF the Harlem Republican Clno hcld
at It's club house the evening Of the 8tn inst. VIC
werc directed to tender you the heartest conRratu
latons Of that organization on the results OF the iatc
election in Maine and particularly to those results
in connection With Yourself. We perform this task
with great pleasure recognizing In the sucrcss w>eh
you have obtained the permanence OF that sp'rif
which demands protection to American rights under
every condition"
The letter is sighed By President janice A.. colyin
and Secretary F.. NJ. Cutler. who also sSo" '
following letter to Major Mckinley:
"Tbc Harlem Republican Club, at It's regular meet
Ing on the 9th inst. voted that its thanks s'o"ld
DO extended to you for your efforts during 'ne o'' ash
prcceding the late election In Maine. ana oe' W" U
To convex TO you this expression OF apprcca'oi ~
Is a pleasant duty, and hope we may be anie 10
supplement 1t in November with onr co"srH'ui"''""'
on your personal Success" ~
While Tho Harlem Club was m session the hcpnpn
can Organization OF the XXllId Assembly, O's''''
vas holding at Aron Hall its first regular "ec"''s
after the summer recess Ovcr 700 mcuoes WIZ
present, and 100 new members were elected. no
neni0c ance Of the news from Maine was recognize"
in tho following resolutions. offered py hoh'' \"
Robinson and unanimously adopted:
.Hcsolved That tlte Republican Organization Oh INV
yXIud Assembly District grces with enthusiasm '',
peoplc OF Maine for their remarkable expression VI
sood sense and GOOD politics as evidenced oy 'lo''
days election. ,,oa.,
"Resoved. That VIE congratulate The great leader
in our National legislature. Thomas i. Reed on 'ne
Grand and glorious endorsement OF MS 'lear
honest Jealous fidelity to duty and Prncpie. anu VIZ
believe that this Wonderful approval OF ms cond"e' u!
his constituents is only small 1cmon'trapoh Oh "
greater Endorsement which Will como IRON 'no pS'
In the coming Congress elections $1,000. -
.Rcsoved That we interpret this great VICTORY as
an emnhatc indication that Republicans everywhere
are enthusiastic In their approval OF the great ""A
dane BY the Republican majority in the House Oh hp
resentatiyes especially in the passage OF the lam"
and Election bills. ..o,.,
aHesovcd, That when great principles are at stake
the off wear Incidence Of the people gives place 10 'c
usual activity and victories Of the party
A resolution offered BY William F. johnson. IT, was
adopted ndOrSing the action vi the county 'o",''
tes In recommending the expulsion OF ficneiN"
C;hbs On motion OF Frank Raymond the Distri''
Committee received power to nominate ticket TO DC
vnin0n
ures.nt Tuesday night were Vce'Prcsident Henry
crasse who presided in the absence of President
Donald Mclean: Secretary Thomas w hoter'~o"
Frank Raymond David Fricdsam, H. T. Hoo'!>o'
Angnstus Stcnl,r Emil Labischiner A. b. HUMPHREY
Morris Sullivan. William Merritt. C. IL. "hcciocH
G. H. Ludwig and William johnson, ,r
Prc,ident Gmunde presided at the regular mcctih-
y, Tho x1xth Assembly District Republican Club held
wednesday evening The principal business OIL .'e
mcetipg WAS n resolution authorizing Tie sendne o.
conratulaory telegram to Speaker Reed on his recent
personal and pohfcal Victory 49,.
An interesting Incident Of the *eck was fne lour'
DAYS harvest home festival OF the CannsaHcr '""S
teet yerrin held at Suffers Harlem River Park DO
shining on sunday and closing on wednesday Inc
attendance was extremely large every aItern"o anu
evening and fne exercises were highly entertaining
The greet fruit conmh already dcScroed' was
pleasing novelty. attracting mnch admirne a"en'io
from the crowds The proceeds OF tho festival "hirh
,ust hacc bcen large Will be devoted 70 charitable
objects.
Tho dedication Of the new Synagogue OF Nonnt Hln'
CONGREGATION Harlem. In One hundred no
st. took place sunday last. Among thoSc 'aN'''-
part in the interesting ceremony we're coroner ICY
the Rev. DR.. J. MAndcl. rabbi OF the now s!ia1"s'
tbe Raw Dr. Aaron Wise. Of the Congregation N"hl
scholem and J. p. Solomon. Editor OF "The H'o:c"
Standard Tho officers Of Che Congregation Mcun
Zion arc Jacob finger, president: ~ Lavenh'i' Vl'o
president; l.. Jacobson. treasurer r. zefe'' cor
responding secretary; J. Abeies. financial sccr'r
Paul Kunz. J. Carper, Is. Feldman ana !. Hams
'tr,stees the Rev Dr. Wolf Brown, cantor.
boathouse for the nee Of new boatclnb OF the st
Francis Xavier Union Is building on the Harlem
River at one hundred and fifty fourth-ft TIC clui
has seventy i've members enrolled. The president Il
James MCGUIRE.
The .escven suabians' concluded then sncccsSnl
engagement at Hammerstein's Opera House last week
The objectionable features Of the opera were removed
the tdme Of action shortened. and oil went Win re
,d,rhAble smoOtlncss and satisfaction THIS wcci
Iouts Aldrich will appear in "Thc Editor" IL Il
said that Sgnor Tacliapetra has joined the force"
Mr. Hanmersteins English Opera Company
At a meeting Of tho Harlem Whecncn on Fr.da!
night committees <crc appointed to arrange for ladies
receptions, be gwen on the third tuesday cVch'h
of sach month durina the winter. Club rms VII D.
held on october 4 and November a. On ti'e cvchil
~ sent.mber 20 a large number Of the wlccme'
will see Francis Wilson in "The Merry Monarch an
aferward take supper at the Hotel Brunswick. (.
Tho consec hstiOh Of the new IT. Andrew, Ensco
pal Church, Ffthave. and Onc-hundrcd and twenty
teventh-st.. Is announced for November 30 bish y,
Potter I be present. The rector Of the church, "
rev Dr. George X. dc Water, and other clcrrym
viii take part In the ceremonies ana there VIII D
choir Of eighty voices To perform tho music vi III
service . $500. T., ,,o,a
init le,urne ' ion iiH %1;e ty o% II
business there was 10 examine all ALLEGED VIZ di'
posing Of 81 OOO,OOO Of property. Mr.. Carvaho pre-
i,cunceh the Will "a bt SPURIOUS go .
Hanmcrsteins new th0stre. the Columbus. viii
opened BY Marecrct Mather on Octocber o.
snccial musical service Is to be held u night
81. James Methodist Episcopal Church. ono hundred
and twcnfy .>ixtl-st. ana MsiisOnav the Rev. j.
Pnce pastor. The programme includes sacred >ele
tons from the works Of Fclix Mendclssofir iarthold
The choir Of st. Jamcss which is considered one OF u
fest in Harlem Is composed as follows: Mrs. Ogde
Crane soprsno Miss Fielding Roselle. cont'1to; Lew
l. Evans, basso Frederic Dean, tenor and director
PAM Ambrose organist. The Rev. Mr.. Price Is
.o. saries Of fnnt lectures on the Pr0digL Son o