New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
Glib ELECTIONS OF INTERESI-SCCOh''
FIT, ENTERTAINMENTS.

FIJI ENTERTAINMENTS
r.o Hamilton Rcnuplican Climb opened the week wiz"
an annual election of officers which was so'"e
q" 10 not very exciting Only small nnn've'
- vc,es forty-fve. were cast. iHe :, A.,
'" - .ho ,cket WAS severely scratched, pu' al '"'
aidstes of that class succeeded in securihs q" 49,
49, with the exception of Colonel {. IT, '"" ~ =,
40, who ran for second voe-picSidcn' anu r,' .,,,
t.s nv Peter smith by a vote OF II to 80 Nv I
.,oho, chosen was ae follows: President l. - '
I'm. FIRST vice president. Joseph Coi'er' ~
ros,scnt Peter smith: correspondents "'"
49,. Collin IL Woodwa ard recording secretary
.,, C,o,co treasurer Frederick HulbeT2' hchO''N
- Tho Executive Committee. for three wears i'o' 'C
.-v I Frederick A,dhaus, George H. Eo"'o"' ,i
vans Henry Altman, Hiram ;. Dewey "c"uc
committee william II. ROBINSON N'h''" -
pnol.phorr Percy d. Adams. James LAY
rrovn charles skinner. In
~. ,, Moss committee on library ard readlngroo'h'
1000 Il stiles Charles A. Ohmes. William sullivan
lanes r. Ilathcway F. J. Lyme; auditing comh'''ee'
roscnb H. sandcrson, Charles NJ "eddee' 'a"io' ~
Thomas. ,,;oo,, 6lrh
nI ,ar. Mace on Tue,day night The following cAc'
will doubtless be elected without opposuo"
sor, washington Winsor: first vice PRESIDENT Henry l.
phi,so, ..rond viccprcSident. Henry T. Peirce cor
,esnondlnc secretary. Iieadley NJ Greene Ie",","e
,crre,sry Frank L. Norris treasurer lho'n'' "'s''
cx,cut,yo committee IIervcy C. Calhm' 'e'o - iSo''''
John Carr W F. :. Tson, Andrew NJ nuerf'',i ,"", ,
s,.oo ~, on, nohorsl,ir Daniel Puney William " PM
brck Charles r. Leonard william Lee Ddr''"N' '"
(.,land: three names each on the above comth''eeS
90. be ,o.od committee on library and reading ROOM
rhoras Iorerso, Norman. John F. shTldY. JAMES W.
soodeldo committee finance, j b. hoh-h'o'' r'"''
~ How land. Loren W. fuller . r>,
Tn. RenubIican Club of the XNllld Assembly, DIS
tric, met al the headquarters NO LOU l"'i""'0
m Tbprsd,v evening and elected tho following oi
1N,1-i Erie al
U,u;oro Johnson IT. second vice president ; W.
,,ors,rs. treasurer C. II. Ludvig. financial s"ic'"N'
u " Cassidy: sergeant alarms, George IL. h'co'e
committee on membership T. II. M'D'hH'u, n''''
n Kirk rames Mcguire. Joseph Rclknap : Nam"
Tho Harlem Democratic CT 10 VIII give "'"U'
nm the evening Of December 30 to 'ne congress
delegation from the city Of New-fork \ a're h.''
her ~ prominent Democrats including Governor I'M
and william +. Russell Of Ma>s"huse"N "' ~
peccd to be prescn; and speak
The Rev Or. Virgin, OF the l1lSllh 'o"E'cS''Iu"'
1,burcb has received his formal call from the EarR
srcct church. of Boston. and has been v>l'cu III inc
lot week bv committee from the Boston church
PILGRIM Church has iekcd DR.. Virgin carciuiN l" 'V'
iao- rho subject before finally deciding to leave lie
GAYS fiat he Viii announce his determination at christ
mas. On sunday next nc will preach in The Boston
church.
coosnicuons incident n the week was the far
held at lIammorstens opera House Hall IN ad OF Inc
Harlem Dsicnsary In l-'ht "l a"''"'" o.
variety Of attractions presented the far surpassed any
mold thus far th, season It's WAS Cue 90 ne
Harlem Wleclmcn who were ably seconded by the
managers and others interested in the diHpenSary'
The sum realized is said 20 have been ABOUT F''Vo'
Father Ignatius of the Anglican Church aud monk
Of ths Chuich Of England Order Of 81 Beaedlct bcsa.
ria New York mission Friday night In ne niue oh'
sraher High Episcopal Church or u. taWaTu !no
Martyr, in Onehundrcd and ninth ST. near f'on avn
lie attracted d larger aggregation than the Chu'Ch
would hold, and many people were turned away io'n
VI" rhe Poard Of street Openings has Authorized the
beginning of legal procr9lnSS m ue ,r,m the
West ,4ne,hpnded and n f%T4'y H''">' '''"
David F Porter ia, been unanimously ,, elected
10 the presidency IT the Bank oil ii"r ,,an
Sst f. .rr.ns S''' Of President chtIS II. PINK.
ham Mr Porter ha> declined 10 accept The presidency
the plea of other Quite me GIetDr OF {e sS
another meeting will be held tbs week wien IL i
hoped that III Porter may be induced 10 Hco"'''r HIS
East side Harlem people have been much ex,
cited recently tie propo~d taking Gown on tre
fncoud ave elevated railway stations al one hundred
and .9%n and A. Onehuodrcd ard twentieth Nt>' ana
Va-ous ard contradictory have been the rumors "
gar,ing those tvO publ centres 81 couEehrh,et i
reporter Yesterday caued npon Colonel +. \. nam
the manager Of tho Maona'taM EeIatcl h'.i"hE ~
TEN. Colonel Fan sad ne pTTs and dycm,e;
b.. will be removed. according TO onr anhonHcel tl,. al
ccephcr 10. TAI, action OF removal ha' been io'eH
Win o,hor stations be established on the second
ave line ," was as}cd =,
Ycs we expect there will. We realize fully SAID
Colonel Hahn TIM, cannot get pi.>cnE~rN - 'lde
en- our reads unless facili:ies ar ahorfd lhe ~ Inc
way Of ,,non' ~ TSc oo '"T iii T iran, the ncc9ss1
pr,vllcccs sh erect otheT station, AT or near one
hundred and nnh and one hundred ana 'Vente,h IS.
Nv 70 Irrigation. Thc establishment of an elevated
,aiir station cost n> T3O,OOO.'