New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
INHALATION OF NEW OFFICERS FOR THE ffA'
REVIVAL SERVICES IN METHODIST


The eniJeuc NJ opuosition tickets at c!nb elections
has appeared in Harlem In its most malignant form
Nearly all the clubs have had their dose Of ii. ana now
the Harlem Republican Club is about to adopt SANITARY
and precautionary better to coh'oi anu
regulate the disease in the future. The worst symp
toms Of the malady have been the suddenness OF INC
attack and the unpiepared condition H. which II gen
orally beset the regular tickets. 1t is to guard against
this danger that this club is taking precautions ara
at the next regular meeting to be held at the cinp
house, No l<3 Wet One hundred and twenty hih-st
the members will vote upon the following amendments
10 the bylaws: To amend section Of Article by
changing said section and inserting in lew thereof
new section to be know as section .. as follows;
All nominations for officers and members OF elective
committees shall he made ia writing between tho twentieth
OF october and the twentieth day OF November OF
shall be signed by az least twenty members OF
the club In good standing shall be addressed TO The
cordng secretary OF the club. The recording secretary
shall post the club bulletin al such names, with the
which member nominated within three days
after receiving the notice OF nomination. Inc ucKes
IN be voted shall contain all the Of members
mated properly CLASSIFIED, unless their written
destinations shall been received by the recording sec
rotary the club before the twentyhfth day Of
November OF each year. and Shall be sent by the CORE
spending secretary each member OF the club In good
standing with notice Of annual meeting To amend Article
49, Section l. by striking out the word twelve
and inserting lieu thereof the word SIXTEEN" as b
make that portion the section read The annual dues
be paid by regular member shall be sixteen dollars
The first week in the new year in Harlem has been
largely up with the installation Of newly elected
officers In the many societies and benefit organizations
which abound I'm this section Of the city. On Thurs
day night Amsterdam Council. No. l34. of the Home
Circle. held meeting In the Horton Building. No.
l42 West one hundred and twenty fifth st. for the pur
pose of Installing the officers for the new year The
lodeeroom was crowded and handsomely decorated.
The ceremony of installing officers performed by
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by several OF the Grand Council officers The officers
for the new wear who were installed are: A. MerGet
leader Samuel Suydam, past leader; James NJ. smith.
vice leader: Charles T. Winans, instructor; C. Van
Cleef secretary T.. 2. Baker, treasurer Robert a.
Redmond. fnancier; f. "A. Lippman warden; T. Cor
man guide. W. Chable, sentinel j. y. Deyo. medical
examiner. A literary and musical programme was
GIVEN after which dancing the order OF the even
Ing Among those present were Mr.. ana MIS- 'oihi
A. scott, Mr. aud Mrs A. Meiret. Mr.. ana MIS- e.
Van Cleef. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Redmond. Mt
and Mrs Robert Fordham DR. and Mrs. c. f. Gilbert
Dr. and Mrs J. F. Deyo. Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Blom-
quest Miss Blomquest, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ~
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus G. Clark. Mr. and Mrs
William Christie Miss Christie. Hrs II. 4. Harris.
Charles Merret Miss Merret. Miss Elizabeth Muckle'
samuel Siiydam. James VI. smith. f. r. Baker. r. ~
Lippman. William Chabe, 7. German. MISS Louie
Deyo Homer De- ,, Miss Grace Johnson. ~ BoSert.
Miss Mamie Callahan. Miss Mamie Mason Francis
Walsh Miss Walsh. J. f. Rumpeton. The Misses Rum
peton Alexander Shaw, Mrs. Stella j. Jones. L.
Mowbray Miss Annie Lathrop, Harry Thomas. MISS
Frankie Callahan Charles Manning, Miss Alice f1hcA-
new r. F. smith and Richard Newman.
Rainbow Council No. 80 Order of Chosen F1ends'
held a public Installation OF officers and an enter
on Thursday night at its hail. No. los East
one hun dred and twenty ftst. The ceremony OF In
stallation was performed by supreme COmhahoer
Howard H. Morse assisted by Deputy supreme Coun-
cor AW Brkns, the latter acting as marshai ana pro
sentng the newly elected officers The officers installed
are j. C. William past councillor; William Barker coun
ciIIor: Mrs r. Rossler vice councillor: Robert > Nc
Kcon ST. secretary Robert Scott assistant secretary
NJ Sunmerfeld treasurer Charles Wilson, preia'e'
Charles Slckles. marshal; Miss NJ. Brown warden a.
Mareraf. guard Mrs. Eva Campbell. sentry. During
the evening a beautiful past councillors 1ewel was
presented 10 acting Supreme Councillor J. G. Williams
NJ The first jurisdiction. The presentation was made
nv Mrs Rossler A commission OF Deputy supreme
Councillor was then placed in the hands of FREDERICK
A. Richmond, who has been long an active member
OF the association. A musical and literary programme
was given Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
D. Rossler. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. McKeon, MI and Mrs.
Margraf Mr. and Mrs. II. Acker. the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs Blrlxins Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman. Mr. and Mrs
Robert scott. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Wilson, MI ana MRS.
Dclacy Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Mr.. and Mrs C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Williams ir.. Miss Emma Williams.
A. W Berking. Miss Irene Williams. Miss Belle 'ost-
gan Frederick 4. Richmond. Miss NJ. Dace Miss
Amy Costigan. Miss y. Reicheman. Mrs Boden NJ
summerfeld Mrs. Bailey. Fanny Delacy. Miss Crana
smith George Beaso. f. J. Oakley. Miss NJ Brown
f. Cox Mrs. IIardenb1g. Mrs +. Campbell MIS-
sterneckert. Mr.. Lee. L. s. Dunn and c. Pomero3.
New York Council No. 81. o. G. F.. Of Harlem.
held its annual election Of officers at the council
,o$s over the Harlem savings Bank, Third ave and
one hundred and twenty fourthst Friday evening"
The officers elected for the new wear are: Robert ).
Wright councillor: W. II. Raynor. past councillor
Ira B. Bets vce-cOuncillor: Luther Wise secretary
NJ A. Cape treasurer: John Lee. prelate: W. T. Neal
marshal Samuel Newey, warden: Charles Horning IT,
guard: Henry Eckhardt, sentry, and j. W. Harris
j f. Warlell and II. ". Peterson. trustees The
officers elect will be installed on Friday. which will
made the fifth time Robert j. Wright has been couil-
cillor OF the lodge
The members OF the Harlem Turn-Nerein held
meeting In their hail. In East onehundred- ana twenty
fourtll-st on Wednesday night and electen = " oe"
ards first speaker; Theodore Debod second speaker
Gustavus wohlzemuth. first turnwart, Leo bloch'
second turnwart; George Kuhn, corresponding secre-
t.,ry Dr. Lang. secretary Justin l.. zimmerman
treasurer; Louis MarQuardt, first warden; EMIL koos
second warden financial committee " Miller ehir
mai: f. Witzmann, NJ. Giassmann; house cofhhn''eo
~ G Kaschan: turn committee. L. Perrelct delegates
10 the New York Turn Benzirk \. Bischoh ,. ~
Sew ards; Instructor of gymnastics. A. Bschon.
owing To the death Of the father of Mrs.. Hoffman,
,h ,nhc installation OF newly elected Officers Of the
,rvstal Rebekah Degree Lodge, /. o. o. r., dio ho.
,ake plsce last night and has been postponed unui
next week. n.. ~,
The eleventh annual election OF ohNeis Vi
a.. Harlem wheelmen took place fnnay
,,, a, the clubhouse In one cumberland thirty
,n,,,,..t and Nfthave. This club also mas
caurh the epidemic of opposition to the regular nom
iuations and as result several tickets were pa'sn
g. ,ho field. for which fftypn votes were caS,
Tho regular ticket however, came out aheau' WI"
The exception Of the curator VINO "A' c,ncr,
a., ,he YEAR 1899: W. IL. De''raai. pfe~'uen'' -
n pelln,er ceprcsident; Charles we'iden"ch' Sc'
rn,orv. G. Ellis treasurer; C. Osborne c"p"" >
George Consc curator