New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-21
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
CLUB AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL ENTERTAIN
ME\I>

The members Of the Hamilton Republican :" 'o
listened on Monday evening TO an Interesting i
by the president. Colonel r. {. CampDeA anu
singing by Miss Clara Josephine Mc1f>. Inc 9uUJ''
OF Colonel CamIbc's addrc,s wa, ""nT Nci-HD"
.nd in il he showed by statistics that the '"''"
States is selling more good, 60 central ana ~" "
America, 20 Mexico and t. Canadd l''h - 49,
Britain, and argued that trade win '""'N' "'''
MEXICO is more important than win SOM" -N
The speaker believed. however tid the "ho'o Amen
can Continent should be under one ha-' anu ''''
cag NJ course the stars and stripe the heN'
lecture before the club will be delivered DN uc NV
Madison Peters. January j." VINO WI" !"
later in the winter bv William NchmcN' "'!''"
Inttcrworth and Other prominent fcP"o"'"'''' WV
have promised TO speak. \ building ''nIh'''c VI
,b. c,nh has recently been appointed. and steps ar
heine taken looking TO the purchase {" size 'o' "
new chIb hou,c Although the s0caicd "d'N cIc
rcDt is now in full control o. the or1alA'uoI' " J.
said that when a new clubhouse J. 'c'u'u '''c
will be established oil a conservative an" '"'c''"
business basis.
Tho xIXth Assembly District Republican club,
rhich is n some extent an oiI>hoot of the llanioG
Club has lately rented rooms on scvenhavc. be'W''"
One hundred and twenty eighth and one hundred ana
twenty ninth sts., which Will be occupied untI ''
frat OF Nav when other arrangements viii probably Ice
made Large dCHbc rooms VIII be httcd up i'F I"o'
ing purposes and for a cafe and billiard room
meeting Of the club held Friday night al WIG"
the principal officers. whose EamcN nave ali':1N 't
printed we're elected without opposition GEORGE i
Grinder is president Of the club
The building committee Of the Harlem KepuDh'f'
Club has reported that it ha, signed lease OF "'
oroper;y Nos 115 and IA West one hundred ana
venty-ffthst It.. and that an architect Is preparing PN'
for the new building to be erected IN ADDITION " "N
house which now stands upon the Grouh"S i"'
,ou. huil6inr will cost about $1,000. and the iepdN
un,n the present structure, winch VIII adJ"h IT, "'
call Cor an OUTLAY Of $1,000 moIc-S6ooo IN a." ~ '''
This expenditure $40 bonds will be issued I'm the sum 'i
ST 900 a. follows: $1,000 payable III l-'- @''"o' P'
able in 1888 and $1,000 payable in lo"o Inc 'o"N "
hear > per cent interest 1t Is Ghucf''o." IN"
fore the binding committee consummated the Ii>c u
tie property pledge for the taking OF al least '
nal. If the bond, vas secured. Il Is expected ta WIN
ordinarily favorable weather the Harlem kelu''', "'
Club VIII be occupying its new house Will" WV
months. -. n
1t the later monthly regular meeting Z" NV
Harlem Clrb the following committee on ""'"
+inn If officers for The coming year was
elected: James H. Taylor stephen a. iI"
nng Thomas Allison. Edward T. steer ""o,,~
Chevalicr Edgar Lockwood and William H. N'''
candidates named by the committee VIII ~ N'''
At the annual meeting, which Will take pace q" '''
second saturday in January. An amendment u NV
constitution wa, adopted providing that the h'N' i'0
,non,hers admitted TO the club shall pay an im'll"''
fee Of so and that future elected members SHAH pay
500 for the privilege OF membership -
In spite of tie poJg.u- rain OF IA N''H' ""|
abOut 80 Of the Noil- lto?ic ~ i''''
The second monthly reception Of the Le"oN' .'" ''
,,.rl,,, opora Hou,e Hall. The march was Iu "'
President r. Irving Wood ara Miss ftaiI h'"''-'''
rho Cbristr,as sale held during ule week "' 'A-
women Of the Len0X Avenue Union 'AN~l ''"'''',I
10 meet with financial success IAe '"it' WING j. ','
al No. A. West One-hundleu' an" !" O"'' ~
LAST until Christmas Eve. ,,,i,
successful bazaar for the benefit OF the Du'c'H1
fund Of the East Harlem lfc-1yterih CHu''" 10 -.
Thursday and Friday al Tie church. III hA9 "0
aud ,iNtcenth,t. Fancy article were SOFA d"u u,."'
served each day from until 10 oc@ch p H. w.
in cb,rcc o. tic bazaar Mr., Marian ~ @n, ME-
Frank t,enunS. Mr.. Robert iulWLH-' IN ~, t.'Il'
yrernnne Mr., Charles tV>~ell. Nj Sa!"" '" v
William H. NANVei, Miss jennie nrI'i, H., e u
Iion will have new church ,""e tIc 81 rcetcd he
snrinc such an cdicc is very lnuch heeuCu, '. '
present one being 2cer o1 700 u 1a t evening When
lie special sermon, delivered by the cneIsVtr pa I'D
the Rev chaes T. eHs aTaG ,5 inG4 aTEc " Thc
embersmp Of the chuTch now over 30 The TlGer-
Mcdowell W. Is and SdG a4 Ok f GHs Nh MsSwe
S OF aSs fo of the r4deS Nd eoci1y
Assembly DiS',iS i-it wellatleqded meeting o., On
Wednesday night at No 1897 Third aye EA,M1 tE
sicnot made an Interesting aGqerr o" le
ZEN Of German 9,rtn in ne nTi9Gpe' O." rs. iGe
]eP wss an pa Sea rcque,ns the Republican Central
Committee to take steps foI the pugii' i,oG in
German. on melton Of :. Kuhn motion was ,suIied
authorizing tho formation ~ social club in inc OF
me sixth lecture in the memorial fund coue
Ta be KHoX a, tie thurcii Of the Paita
hundred and thrttetl 4r1r Fnh f Inc ra2
The lecture will BE- illustrated by S"reopiicon ~ ",
last weei's lecture va, by the Rev Dr. Henry Baker
0" In tS Ssaar advertisements III, Bank Of lIaem
An Office to which nc elected ONE Nc'hs d1'' "
in which be al fra declined 20 ~@rye. - ,.,ri ,,bo
Ii i expected that the Rev nr. : II; NiIei". WI" VIZ
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