New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-25
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
CLUB AFFAIRS AND GENERAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS

MENTS.
The German-American Republican Association ~
the XXTId District held large meeting Friday hlen.
at No. 1918 Third-ave. Resolutions were p"9se"
favoring the Federal Election bill and the estaohsh
ment OF an evening Republican penny paper TO oc
printed in German David Friedsam, +. sigrlst' H.
Labischincr. W. Gausberg and NJ slbersten weic
elected delegates to the county convention. ana Ic
following officers chosen: President r..
Labischner: first vice president, +. Slgrist secohu
vceprcsldent, ID. Kutzelmann; treasurer David Fried
sam: secretaries, Emil Meyer and Emil Tofier ser
geant- at arms John Denger After the regular meet
ing another meeting held and German Republican
club formed with the following officers John Wilson,
president; Sigmund Kahn, first vice president r.
Sigrist jr., second vice president; David Friedsam
treasurer; II. IIyman, recording secretary John
Nathan. corresponding and financial secretary. Tic
club will have rooms in Third ave. One-lundred
and feminist.
George f. Seward delivered the last lecture in tho
Harlem Citizens Course for the Grant Memorial Fund
at Mount Morris Baptist Church on Tuesday evening
There Is talk 0f supplementary lecture. by
which and other it i hoped to raise the present
receipts Of the To fully $500.
The regular meeting of tho Harlem Democratic Club
held on Wednesday evening fairly we'll attended
President Jordan /. Mott was in the chair. resolu
ton offered by John A. Mason opposing the Free
Silver Coinage bill WAS passed unanimously and
telegram OF congrtulahon was sent to Senator David
i. Hill. ID. II. Llewellyn was elected an active
and Enoch c. Bell associate member James f.
Rogers gave notice Of amendment to the by laws
providing for only one regular meeting each month
Instead Of two at present. The club is considering
the project Of having monthly dinners to cost not
more than ~ a plate.
The consent Of all adjoining property owners, with
two exceptions having been obtained. it ia
expected that the new elevated railway stations In
second ave, at one hundred and seventeenth and one
dreaia md will be I'm Dlgfp bV the
first of April. The stations are TO be similar to the
new ones on the West side
pool tournament is being organized at the Harlem
Republican Club. Among those who have entered for
the contest are :. C. Croft J. W. Cole W. :. Price.
w. Winsor, J. f. Van de Carr. James II. Bryant and
+. VI. Patrick
The Lexington Democratic Club, which
gained only abont month ago. has over 900 mem
bcrs 1t, dues arc only - year. and it, initiation
fee only ii.
ON the SiXthavc. elevated road hve-car trains are
now run until midnight, and four express trains
have been put The time by express from one
hundred and fifty nithst. to Rectors. is forty two
minutes.
\ tablet erected TO the memory Of Thomas r. Tap
pan i to be unveiled today in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal. Church in one hundred and eighteenth st..
Mr.. Tappan for twenty five years a member Of
the board Of trustees Of the church.
The statement Of the Hamilton Bank. organized
three years ago show, assets Of S6iG.lOi, deposits
S395 f27 capital stock $4,000 cash sufplu, 10000
The officers Of the bank l.. g. Warner. president
Carroll IT. John cashier, and Irving C. Gaylord,
sstant cashier.
Mr. Hammerstein may or may not give Ger
man opera on more or less grand scale.
but there is no question that his expressed intention
OF 80 doing has created something OF huter among
operate imprcssario, and stockholders.
The Rev DR.. : II. Virgin returned Monday
from Boston, having been called to that city by
the death Of his mother. which occurred the
preceding Friday.
The Rev. Madison {. Peters lccturcd before the
Hamilton Republican club on Monday night. III,
subject was From Hell cate 10 the Golden Gate -
Jane, D. Hallcn introduced the speaker. There va,
singing by George Bout and Mis-, Anna stabler The
club has not secured for rs club house. and
VIII probably remain In IT, present quarters for another
year. The debate on silver coinage begun over
week ago and continued from time 10 time was ",
sumcd Friday night. II was not finished then,
and the subject be attacked again on Tucsdny
evening Of this week. To morrow night the eXeou-
tive committee Of the club viii hold meeting.
At the dinner given In Albany Wednesday oven
Ing By Colonel william g. Rice. in honor Of senator.
elect Ill., among the Harlem men present con
gresham Ashbcl =. Fitch and Charles ". Dayton.
Robert caldwell has taken tho place at the clerk
desk I'm the Harlem club recently left vacant by
the resignation OF ". +. Coryet The Office is one
involving much labor and responsibility.
The Twelfth Ward savings Bank, which or.
gained January g. 1890, has made It's first annual
report During the year II has received from de
po,itors Sl52,-7O. and has paid per cent interest
on the deposits