New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

days after the Republican State Convention IN
meeting will be held In the Athenaeum, In one-hun
dredahdffy fth-st, Amsterdam-ave, where II y
expected that at least one OF tho candidates nominated
by the convention will be present and address tn
meeting. torchlight parade, preceded by band o.
music will take place before the meeting This vii
be done to atract the attention of Republicans as vel
as Independents, as It Is believed that many Ropub
llcans have recently moved into this district who an
not yet aware of the existence homes Of the Repub
! llcan clubs
The fight In the Jackson Democratic Club has beer
carried into the police courts. THIS Is one OF the
largest Democratic clubs In Harlem its membership
being 800. There has been bitter feeling among
several members Of the club ever since the recent cleo
ton of officers. The candidates for president were
Alfred J. johnson and Frank A. Condor, the former
being elected by small majority. The bitterness en-
gendered in the canvass however, did not end with the
election. On Wednesday 1t eliminated in an assault
Mr. johnson, the father of the clubs PRESIDENT
who very active in the canvass and to whom the
Of his sons candidacy Is attributed by Frank
A. Condor and his brother David p. Condor. The
case brought before Justice Meade 81 the Harlem
Police Court Friday. where 1t was fixed up' and the
asSalants were discharged.
Harlem Is becoming noted for the number OF its
clubs. Tho West Side Democratic Club with l97
enrolled members into existence on Wednesday
evening at No. 1852 Eighthave. The officers
elected, whose term Of office will expire January j,
1902 are Thomas r. Kingston president: John Golden,
vce-president; william +. Felleman, treasurer; Ell
moro Cohen, secretary, &. H. Edwards, sergeantat-
arms. A committee appointed to rent suitable
building near the West ehundred-and twenty fifth
st. elevated railroad station On Friday they
secured the upper part of the house, No. 1856 Eighth
ave. The club will be composed largely OF County
Democracy men.
Miss Stella Johnston gave garden party to sew
cyal friends on Friday, at her home in Amsterdam
ave-, near Fort George. Miss Josephine McAdam
entertained the company with selections on the harp
ard violin, while number of songs were given by
Miss Ella O'Leary John p Kodack and Mrs. Johnston.
Among the guests were Miss Amy Harrison. Mp.
and Mrs Louis Bcany Miss Eie Stelic, Jemes Lewson,
Mrs. T. d. vaAdersten, Niss Vanidersten and Louis
Johnston.
IA is reported on the West SIDE that Michael J. Nc
Laughlln, who had plumber store In West One
hundred -and-t twenty thirds will be the Republican
candidate In the XIXth District, either for Alderman
or Assemblyman Mr.. Mclaughlin has lived all his
life I'm Manhattanville and received his education In
Manhattan College.
The trustees OF The Harlem Savings Bank will meet
on September to elect president in place OF ": II:
Colwe who died Two weeks ago sScd a saeo Tai az
the bank about year before he died.
The Anal fve-mle club race Of the riverside wheel
men will be held on september o. on the Engewood-
last Last sunday the Rev. William F. McElveen, pastor
of the North New-YOrk Congregational Church,
preached on the fire at Mace's factory. This mornng
he will preach on "Thc Possibility of the Chill! S
eT sermon 1T e on the Park Place ss dsaer '
Many Of the city officials have takon advantage Of
the dull season to spend short time in the conntry.
Inspector COnlin /, spending his vacation at Morchcs,
!. l.. and Captain MeCuilagh, Of the Twenty third
Precinct at the Catskills. Captain Westervet, OF the
Twenty ninth Precinct, also Is away his vacation.
street Commissioner Louis J. Heintz however prefers
the city and its fine bowlingalleys to country fare
and hotel beds
Leopold Wormser, Mrs. WUmser and family, who
have been summering ut the Catskill Mountains have
returned TO their home at No. 10 West Onehundrcd-
and twenty -foirthst.
Miss Isabel Edlo, OF Harlem. and Miss Annie NJ.
Ties. Of Yonkers, n Y, are spending few weeks with
relatives at Mddletown, Conn.
Charles F. Hemma and family, Of East One hun
cd-andtwenty y-sixtst, arc at sabbath Day Point,
Lake George,