New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

Atkinson John Walker Thomas Farrell, samuci e.
Hendricks Police Captains j. A. westervelt and A. "
Cross, John E. Mckay Isaac A. simm, Leopoiu
Wormser Elias J. Levy, Charles Lambert FRANK hafuS'
william NJ. Dean. William Z. Dean, b. H. Maioiie'
James F. Bishop. Edward j. Keech and Ihom"s T.
Kelly.
A committee Of the Harlem Democratic Club, con-
sisting OF Charles W. Dayton, F. Vinton Smith and
John A. Mason has been appointed TO arrange for
reception to Congressman Fitch.
The Sycamore Club has postponed the formal opening
OF its new house in West One-hundred -and-twehty
fourth.st
The fair in aid Of the Moneforc Congregation build
ing fund closed Tuesday night with largely ATTENDED
ball Those In charge Of the fair worked hard LOT
financial success and reaped il to the extent Of nearly
not quite, $500
Gilmores concert band is announced to be at The
Columbus Theatre on the evening OF Easter sunday
Some attempts IT sensationallsm have been made
over the reintroduction OF side0oard al the
Hamilton Republican Club. Many months ago, when
there was SO much talk about the "wet' ana dry
controversy in the club, The Tribune foretold that
ultimately the matter would be amicaby settled and
the old order Of things partially restored The dry
element having achieved Its victory incoslns the cae
for time. the house committee has now been
empowered to provide the club with the liquid Xures
and convenences common to other similar organiza'
tons. There is in the club, however, strong spirit
OF temperance CONSERVATISM ~ - 'NA'N"'
stand in the way repetition Of some Of the practices
that are said TO have led to the former friction be-
tween the members.
A small but lively meeting Of the Harlem Democratic
Club held Wednesday night Ezra A. Tuttle In
troduced resolution declaring the sense OF the CLUB
to be that no more bridges should be built across the
Harlem River and tha. all further REORGANIZATION
between the island and the Annexed District should
be by tunnels. The resolution was so vigorously op'
posed by President Jordan L. Mott that Mr.. Tutto
withdrew 1t.
The directors Of the Harlem River Dana celebrated
the close of its first year Of existence ty dinner on
Tuesday evening The bank is at Third ave. and One
hundred and feminist 1t is said that this will DO the
banks permanent site.
The Harlem Club will give another Of its pleasant
stag parties Saturday evening Of this week. The
annual ladies' reception will be given some time In
April. The names Of five candidates for membership
are posted upon the clubs bulletin board.
As practical result Of the Harlem Republican Clubs
removal to its West Side clubhouse the appca-
tons for membership actually pouring n and 1t is
predicted that by saturday next fully scventyfve new
names will have been presented. On Wednesday Of
this week. from until 3 n. m, the new clubhouse
will be open for the inspection OF women. Ii Is
likely though. that the ladies' reception which has
been talked Of will not take place until time In
May, the club Will be busy for number of weeks
now in preparing for It's Grant birthday dinncr-a
dinner which promises to be one Of the most note
worthy nlairs Of the kind ever celebrated in Harlem
A special meeting Of the XlNth Assembly District
Club will be held tomorrow evening at the rooms In
seventh ave-. The principal subject t. he considered
Is the project OF the organizations taking entire
house and lifting it up for club purposes The spread
Of the club idea. marked in all parts of the met
ropoS. is felt in Harlem as much in any part Of the
city.
Along Park-ave. In place Of the poles that were
blown down in New-York's latest blizzard towering
telegraph mass are being put up all along the street
In fact large number already in position and
in the of those the West SIDE along Column
bus-avc., the people can only gaze at them and keep
silent. while the telegraph and telephone companies
placidly ash, What are you going to do about 1t