New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS NOTES
OF INTEREST

OF INTEREST.
At the regular monthly meeting of the llamiiton
Republican Club. held on Monday night at the clab-
house, Onc-hundrcd and twenty yscvCnthSt. and Lex
nston-avc. the following were elected members: W. f.
lnman. C. II. Milhaus, T. d. >peer C. Ii. Kelly F. H.
smith, Emil Adce. y. y. Wallace, William liunU'
Dcos Reynolds, J. r. voorhees,, i. +. Waterman, NJ j.
ROchner, j. IL. Patton.
4 wcll-attendcd meeting Of the Harlem Repub can
Club was held on Tuesday night President James a.
Colvin presiding. The amendment OF red by Mr'
Cryan al the preceding meeting. to change the NUN
Der Of back0as necessary defeat the election Of
member from one in five to one IN three was taIeh
Nd and "A substitute offered by Mr.. Humphrey wac
subsequently adopted, making the amendment apply
only 10 honorary members, y resolution Htfodn'"
by Mr. Humphrey wa, passed concentrating III
House Of Representatives upon the pa>~dc' Of IN
Federal Election bill, and urging the senate 70 III
dorso the action Of the House. The mover Of the
resolution characterized the BIZ a. III" first real lV2
Republican measure that had been introduced III Con
cress in tho last fifteen year. El'qncm r'in'rR'
were also made by il. c. Robinson and President Col
vim The club adopted the following resolutions "l
special importance to Harlem:
Whereas The carly completion Of the Harlem River rF
proycmcnt will be of ncalcuahc bonoh to The CONNER re-
Of EcvYorh and especially To that Of the northern po
ton q thc city well as TO all the tIaie between uc
Hudson River and the through Long Island Sound
and ,
whereas Tho House Of Representatives, after mvesii
eating the improvement by committee ~ Ooh'''''' "I'
reported favorably appropriated $4,000 IN V'e
River and Harbor bill e. continue the WORK. Nm' '''"
tie Senate Committee Commerce without any such H.
ycstirstion has stricken from tie bill; Therefore 49,
Resolved BY the Harlem Republican club cla' inv
United States senators and mOabcrs oi Congress from '
State ave respectfully but earnestly I"ttonrd ]" u.s. %
Influence and vote, in their respective houses oi con-
ecs, To- secure the restoration t. the bill OF the appr'n'
ton Of $50 O0O TO continue the unro' emcnt o. Vc ~
River by its pa,,agr thi. present session
At the same meeting Of the club cleveland ~ rus
Ter o 40. Il Wal~t. and James il. kchheN' VI
No 1G3 Wes; 0uc-hundrcd- twenty -fitl-St' "eFc
elected active members.
The new rooms of the Business Mems E'p'D''c1n
Clph Of The XXIIId Assembly District. at 80. 22l3
Thra.ave. were formally opened on Tuesday evening
The club has a membership OF $50. The officers arc
as follows: President Julius Lchmann vice president
slas G. Croft samuel &. Watt>: recording secretary
Collin H. Woodward; corresponding secretary, paVm
Mack: treasurer Eugene II. Nason; sergeant alarms
James seymour. The speakers Of the evening were
President Lehmann Mahon Caance' & L o"aS"e
Charles D. sweeney and !. O,oro.
Tho new XIXth Assembly District Republican Clnb
held the first mcctnc since organization on Wednesday
evening az the club rooms. 40. 271 West one hundred
and twenty nfh-~t. The club is Differed a. follows
President George +. Gwindcr; first vicc-prcsdcnt
Charles f. Ccddcs second vice president, Frank Davis
corresponding secretary, T. Irving Wood treas
urer Gerard Q. Dean: recording secretary
J. La Galcz, chairman executive committee. +. \.
Ncedham; press committee. T. living Wood. +. 4.
Nccdharl. j. la Gallcz. II voted 10 have every
regular meeting OF the club open T. reporters The
initiation fec tho cLh il ~ and the due, hfty oens
Il month Every Republican in Harlem 4 eligible TO
membership. The objects Of the club are political
oiganization work and Instruction. and 10 the latter
end practical Illustrations Of the new method OF voting
Will soon be given At tn" meeting Wednesday nish'
The membership Of the cub raised to l2J by the
election OF john LouchiOn. ilank sheveIc4' H. H.
Knapp. Clarc, II. Ciro and MaTd J. Boomer
II was expected that General Daniel L. SchcS
would speak at the members meeting f the lonns
Mem In.,iEt. Association 2h Mona'N cyfHl'5, >,
but the sheriff Icicphoucd lat he would be unable {"
lie present ON account of lInc,>. Inc Iecuus was,
however. lal .cly ATTENDED. and many interesting
5crs are mos; Interested at present. received.
IAc secretary the club, Mr. >hIry, Is Spending ;ht
Tac People, church and Harlem Mission, one, one,
hundred and twenty foITthst. ana second ave. VIII
have entertainment tomorrow hSit ior the reheit
THe Ioiy Of Morris @clrnirl. the messenger boy
WHO Wa. drowned Tuesday night while SWIMMING
OF the noat OF the Nassau Boat cub was recovered
Cm WtGac,day cvcniu: seventy two mcmbcrN Of IN.
Mount Morris toWcl ot the Catholic HcneNotht
le.1n celebrated tucii srvcut. anniversary at th'li
VIZ r.,nor that t.. ~acuuof. Clgb con.dcrinE "a
,,~..,....,i.,I - hil.. a clubhouse m LA-t one
iuuGicl aud-twcnt, Nlthst Is declared To- be Wi'H2i,
I,uriution. vt tic last meeting tHc O'I.. ..nt
coumcc decided to postpone ali action in the matte.
until fl!. - ,,.n,.,
Wh,c Il large number of the pastors oi HarcH
-nurchrs nave clrc. a1OUt = 20, hp0I lll' ~
VACATIONS nearly every church remains open clthrL
a.. Charge ,f assistant minister or OF "supiAc'
eng. .ci for TIE interim " -.
i.ocbs and log, imp"lcd hv oy"rr mrS'~ OF hia'tW;
material. continue to g., through t'c AR ana 'le'"
Goan through the ro.f- %; people, houses. Da"a-
f. destruction of property en- te recovered 10 ~
avn courts. llt though tho law regulating il"
t'l..ir~ force j. plain a"d "Hpc.t the cont actor
seen. l,.nt -arlins il. iopular sentiment on
the subject /, hv Uo Wc.tu- -luHiuc cool.
The iurcha.o %, the A~to.~ o. ti" Iitr! !ton Hotel
Ticltha1c AID Nn" hardl"d and t"cn, hfrh st.. IS r.
carc lv Harlem real c,t1' Non aud proprriyowIer'
n, .i-uifca1; and encouraging. What the A>;o:~
mean 10 DO with the purchase 40 one seems 10 know
o. cai,. That the purchase has bee" mIdc Is
enough 10 show what She >hIc"dc~t I~alr-ttt' in
vo>to.- iu the CITY think 81 the worth - uptown
property Is investment for tcir ,upcrilpou, mil
loU~.
Morn, IaDti>t Church, has recently been raised o.
rhc rImoicd union between Tamnany and
the County Democracy has excited little warm
weather interest In political circles.