New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07

INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
WEEK OF RECEPTIoNs-CLUB MEETINGS
AND ELECTIONS.

| AND ELbOllONc'
| Many guardians Of the public peace assemoieu ~
Harlem on Monday evening at the home OF Con''u,s
e,oner Charles Mclean at One-hundred- and-tmr'ie,h
! =, and Fifthaye Commissioner McLesn's home py
the way is also the home of his fatherin-laW Joiuhn
| L. Mott on Monday evening reception was gwen
to supplement the morning parade OF >" the nhoo'
Among those present Inspector and MIS- byr
Inspector and Mrs. Conn, Inspector ana MIS- o'eelS'
| Captain Gunner, Commissioner and Mrs. dohh ~
voorhis, Commissioner and Mrs. James j. Mar'ln, OK
Police Commissioner Mason. Chief Volliner, OF Noi.
walk. Conn.,: Chief Donovan, of Hoboken Cmei
Campbell Of Brooklyn; Marshal Fry, OF Baltimore
Chief Gray OF Dayton, Ohio; Chief Mangin Oh ioh-
kers and Chief Ceary, OF Rochester
ON Saturday. one week ago yesterday, the Harlem
Aid and Literary Society gave reception at the care
Ienox There was large attendance, and the atalr
was a financial and social success.
The congregation of the New-iork Presbyterian
Church al Onchundred and twenty eighthst. ana
seventh-ave are not inclined to accept the resisna-
ton Of their pastor. the Rev. DR.. Page specai
meeting of the church and society is TO be heo
this morning in the church after the regular serce
Dr. Page has been pastor Of the church for the as'
twenty two years. Socially and spiritually every
thing is all right. Financially, affairs are not quite
as they should be. but amaable and satisfactory
adjustment is looked for.
Oh Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Association IN
the Manhattan Hospital gave reception TO ufe
patrons and friends of the institution In the nospi'
parlors The Reception Committee was composed Oh
tho Misses Rogers, Dorsett, Robinson, Stone, Ho"en
and Wellington. The people present included senator
and Mrs Eugene 5. Ives. DR.. and Mrs Louis A.
Rodenstcn, Spencer Schuyler and Miss Schuyler, MI
and Mrs George Elliott and Miss Elliott, Mrs. n
Shakespeare, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Mr. and MIS- 1. "
Buck Mrs and Miss Lamont, Miss Blakeweil ana Niro'
Seth NJ. Mllhken
The regular monthly meeting Of the members OF the
hlv 81 Doruh
"Wednesday evening at the club rooms. No 300 West
ehundred and twenty slxths Eighteen new mem
bers were elected increasing the membership to about
100. Thomas F. T1mmens was elected president 10
place of George F. Gminder. who has moved out OF
the district and Charles NJ Geddes was elected imam
cial secretary in place of Frank Thompson reslgned
The annual election of the Harlem Democratic Club
took place on Wednesday evening. jordan L. Mott'
who headed both the regular and Independent uckes'
was elected president The election OF other Officers
brought the independents out ahead me lhoepchue"t
movement was headed and engineered by Coiohei
James z. Rogers SO far as can De learned lfie
financial and political condition of the club Is salts
factory TO the majority Of the members VINO belong 10
it The formal installation of the newly elected oce
will take place ON the first Monday in September
John Connolly is spoken of the successor OF Mr.
Ives in the XIth Senate District
The HAYDN Society, composed Of members OF the
Harlem branch of the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
a
day evening There were fifty pieces in the orchestra
and seventy-nve voices in the chorus. Edward B.
Kinney IT, acted as director. The society was as
sisted by weIl-knOwn musical artists. About $500
was realized for the benefit of the branch fund.
The Harlem Republican Club will hold regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
The large American flag presented to Grammar School
No. IS by william r. Beal, school trustee, was hrst
thrown to the breeze on Monday afternoon.
Members of Alexander Hamilton Post No. 162.
G. A. r.. returned from their Memorial Day trip to
Washington, report that they had cordial reception
from the Old Guard of Washington, and that their
visit TO Arlington Cemetery an incident long u be
remembered
The Peoples Municipal League has formed TEN
porary organization in the XIXth Assembly District
A meeting will be held Thursday, June IL, at No.
242 West Seventy fourth st. for the purpose of forming
a permanent organization.
Uptown work the Third-ave. cable road Is being
prosecuted with vgor. Between one-hundred-an and
third and Onehundred andtwelfh SITS. fully 500 men
are employed.
The funeral of William McGibney, the Eastern pas
senger agent of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
whose death occurred early on Friday morning, will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon from the home
of the family at No. 10 East Onehundred and lreth-
st. Mr.. McGbney had been in business in this city
for nearly thirty years
Residents of that part of the city lying between
Eighy.sxth and Onehundred and tenth sts., west Of
Central Park, following the example set by the
Howard Crosby Society Of Harlem. They OPP
pose the granting of new liquor LICENSES ,Ise in in
of stringent excise laws, and have formed
themselves into the West Side Excise Reform Association
with L. S. Metcalf as president and James W. Pear
sail and Father Gallaghan as vicepresidents Forty
five charter members have been enrolled.
The marriage of Miss Alice Augusta G.. Jones'
daughter Of J. Jarvis Jones' Of Connecticut: to Ben
1amn Field Temann, a grandson OF Daniel
F. Tiemann took place on Wednesday. after
noon at st. Andrews Church. The rector, the Rev.
DR.. George r. Van de Water, offciated. Herman
Ahren the best man. c. NJ. Mersereau, of Nyack
Charles F. Porter, Paul Halpin, and Dr. p. e. Nemann
cousin Of the bridegroom, were the ushers. small
and private reception was held after the ceremony
at the home of Mrs J. c. Gubert, No. 453 Man
hattan-ave-
The nov clubhouse Of the Manhsttanville Demo-
cratic Club. at Columbus ave. and Onehundred and
twenty -slxth-st., was informally opened on Monday
night.
The Rev: DR.. Samuel II. Virgin, the well known
pastor OF Pilgrim Church, at One hundred and twenty
1irstst. and Madison-ave. and one Of the leading
Congregational cergymen of the city, has been douby
bopored Of late He has been elected director Of the
Hartford theological Seminary and has also been made
treasurer of the Free Church of Italy, position
formerly Held by the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby.