New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
POLITICS THE INTERESTING TOPIC AMONG
THE CLUBS

There was q large gathering OF people on Monday
evening In the hall Of the Harlem Democratic Club 10
listen to speakers who expressed their opinions 81
considerable leEgth and with some l)rce upon "'c
subject Of the late Most OF the pcopis P'eS-
cnt and oil the speakers were Democrats ana Ho"
the Democratic point OF view the ccnSn' was sppaf-
entity the greatest outrage perleraed upon inc
American people The speakers General Daniel
E. sicNlcs Assemblyman Webster and Charles W.
DAYTON. There was band in the gallery keSoir
tons which called loudly for the tanng OF hc"
census, were passed.
The Harlem Republican Club members who no"
hold meetings each week. came together TUESDAY
ni,r, in GOOD numbers Assemtlyman Richard J.
Lewis expalned tho new ballot law AMI arS"crc'
the questions Of those present. The cino p"'Tu
strong resolutions Of condemnation against me ree"a'
Republican organization Of the MIL" ~,
scmbly District because OF It's refusal 10 "'
nit Edward A. Durham TO ner oe~h'p ar
Durl am Is member N s""u ''"'',
Of the Harlem Republican Cnb. and his friends In that
generalization propose to carry his case T. the County
committee Ex- Judge Hyatt has applied TO tie
courts for an order 10 compel the Republicans OF rc
XXIlId District to enroll his name WIN t'es' IN
Judge Hyatt has been member OF the oita',@
ton and has therefore never voted at any ~ .lc
n-,msries 1t is charc d that he voted last AL ior
The democratic nominee, Jacob Cantor. for state
Senator.
II tic vote OF Fridays primary. and the eeherHi
drift of talk thing there Is no douot tat to
majority Of the worhing Republicans Of the AAli'o
District are heartily in favor of combination TICKET
against Tammanv.
Tanlnany Democrats mt Tuesday nirht. at Harlem
Tcn,pe No 1o5 Fast ono hundred ard-twcntv fifth
st. and were instructed bv senator Cantor IN 'he
workings OF the ballot law. CommiS' iohcr "''r'E
was among the Democrats present. ON Tuesday even
in: Of this wecl, the County Democracy Of the dis
trct will be instructed in the method at the Har-
81, f~I,,ls hall mon n
don't know how 70 cast their votes on election da''
will not be because II any lack # teaching.
This afternoon at 4 O'Clock William Blake. the
we'll known authority on athletics. Will address mo
men II the Younc Mems Christian Association on the
subject of Social sins Tomorrow evening the
education classes Of Tie association viii open 1oT
the first term which closes December 90.
From what little be learned il looks as II tho
settlement Of the consolidation dinrnlty between Il.
stephens and Iioy TRINITY parishes was As far OH as
In the Diocesan C1nvcrt"n lat Week a."
r,ctor IAIy Trinity tho Rev DR.. j. Newt III StanGcI
xi.ely said that the dispute was that could only
Sc settled by the and was one with which the
Convention ou=h: Ect t. mcdfe. Tie subject was
therefore very properly lad upon the table.
\ meeting is To DC held Oh Tuesday evening al
O'Clock a, No. lisa Tlr! ave. for the purpose of
forming a lew camp Of sons Of Veterans.
Twelve OF the Harlem sl'edealcrS have agreed 10
close their a: O'Clock, providing all the other
dealers in the same line Will SIGN the agreement.
nnLer Of the clothing stores have decided to close al
: o'clock except Monday and saturday evenings
Que Of tie largest nlt ala-,ncnt houses III liar
lem i, shortly be but at Nad>onavc and O"c-hui-
drs, and <ixtcnth~, 1t VIII have frontage o: fifty
feet in the and 80 feet in the cross street ~
will lie seven stories in '.i-h and in addition to al
other modern mprovcm, MS and c"mvcnlcncc> Will con
tain an elevator Thl> fact Is worth noting, as at
present there are believed be only two apart n"nt
houses on the East side north of Central Park which
are provided with th, convenience The new building
will be erected and owned 10y Edward smith.
Thr quarterly convention of The Wo;nans Christian
Temperance Union Of Ncw-Iorl. County was held
Thursday in Pilgrim CONVERSATIONAL Church. over
one hundred delegates We're present.
The religious services held in the Harlem district
prison every sunday since March. ISIS, have tahcn
he form of gospel mission. Mr. ana Mrs. :rlchow
lave ITep 2t2nf' and Wr1 to T , rh ha G
made secretary. The hour Of service is 80 o'clcrk
Fremont, Mr. and Mrs I l:SyT.icT MI Sr' IT, i n
T. Err ,d t" M. si,h and Mis- Wicr. i
Mr.. Tayl,. Of fremont. and Mis- Mamie CIV. Il
Thirty five new mcmbers have lately joined the
newly or:anzed Eaclc howinS club. Of II. Harlem
f"aroar crew compete III The next -prins Rata II
the Hsrl,m ASSOCIATION. The Washington Icl"blcar
club will .rye reception at it, new clu hou'r.
one hundred and fifty seconds. AID Tcitlave.: 70
m%r% eyr c I e, e" aSn NcE"an' Dn, '
Eurkc chairman Of the Reception Conmitt"" Th,
the County Executive Committee for the cXpHl-nr
from Us ranks Of Frederick 5 Gibbs. and NE sac
Committee for imposing like penalty on Hamilton
Fish. jr
IN celebration II the twentieth anniversary o! III r
narriag,, Mr.. and Mr.. Frank {. Mcdowell save
reception on Wednesday evening at their home, No.
o.G Fast one hundc! and eight 'cn,h.-t. Their waS
lag number Of cUc~s prc,cNt, ard many handsome
presents were received
TIC regis, alton Of students +, in progress at TIE
TyCninc High school, in hundred and twenty fifth
e. between second and Third ave>.. from 10 p.
Lon, sommcrs will a-an have charge Of tic political
science class.