New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
ACTIVE AND CONFIDENT REPU BLCAN CLUES
SOCIAL, NOTES.

| With renewed enthusiasm the Harlem delegates
to the convention Of the state League OF hepu1h"ah
clubs recently held ut Rochester returned last week
TO tell their brethren OF the Indications OF Republican
| victory throughout the state. The Harlem ana tle
| Hamilton Republican clubs wsrc well represented
and nearly every club In Upper New YORK VIII soon
| be enrolled in the State organization "me the ne
publcans are mnrshaling their forces Tor vigorous
campaign many OF the Democratic warriors are suk-
ing in their tents Several Of the influential Demo
cratic clubs aave not yet ratified the nominations
OF their party made Mt Chicago. There is plenty Of
| time said a prominent Democrat the other day 1--WE
| might as we'll wait awhile
| In contrast with the apathy Of the Democrats.
there IS not Republican organization I'D Harlem winch
has not given rousing Endorsement OF Harrison ana
| Reid. The Jnncs g. Blaine club OF Harlem, not
satisfied with It's prompt and enthusiastic ratification
az the Republican ticket on tie day OF the nominations
| nj MINNEAPOLIS held second mass'mceting last
Wednesday night at It's house. in Fast one-hnnored-
and tcpthst. A big banner was unfnr'cd ana enough
fireworks were used II make sea beach spectacle.
| eignund Kahn presided and speeches were made IN
r., club house and IN the street TIE enthusiasm WINS
| unbounded and the cheers for the party nominees
were long and loud. With all their fcndncSs for clam
bokes the members Of the Peter II. Mcdonald Associa
ton have no use for " clans In politics. cams nave
n tendency To shut up. The members OF that live
orcanlzation u witch Peter ". Mcdonald Is the stand
ard bearer. will not stop shouting Tor 'arison ana
Reid until the Republican party wins at The polls In
November The IrshAmcrfcan Republican Club Of
the XXIId Assembly District. under The auspices OF
which the Peter H. Mcdonald Association Is doing
snch effective work. will hive bapncr-msing on
July II.
There Is n set N pleasant rooms nj 'olnmbns-avc
and Ninety ST., whore the children OF every
political faith arc made welcome. Tho visitor OF
Democratic belief Is received with cordial handshnKe
ard some enthusiastic Republican Is always near to
prrO Of his political WAYS
Tho now home Of the Reciprocity Republican Club Is
one Of the Republican strongholds OF upper NewforR
During It's few weeks Of existence this vigorous young
organization has done splendid work for the election
OF Harrison and Reid. The rooms are open every
night in the week and every Tuesday there IS meet
ing OF the club Mt which prominent speakers are
present Tho president of the Organization Is Abraham
Grnbcr md tho secretary IS Theodore !. finubner.
Whenever ,hern Is work for the success Of tho Re
publican ticket 10 done the James " Tnine 'lub
Of the XXlId Assembly District Is always In tho front
rank The members and their friends Wall hold
sInmcrncht's festival the evening OF July 20 at
thc Empire city Colosseum. The occasion viii also
no an enthusiastic ratification Of -he Republican ticket.
Chnnncev NJ Depcw, T. c. Patt and other prominent
Republicans have been invited 70 address the meeting
There Will be music and dancing later In "a" evening
The arrangement committee consists Of Charles Nc
Murray Chairman; Rchnr c. White. samuel Ii'rSh-
field. J. w. Hughes. Thomas Mag1ire, (. Colombo,
Riehl. George T. FV lkee. John b. White, George
Coertlcr. j. Cavanngh Joseph Karle. Frank Kasp'r,
Frederick Dotzcrt George F. Engcl, William Fife.
julius Crr1iber A. Klein, Joseph Mddcl, Joseph Good
man. william stein and Ernest schanl. ON tho even
Ing OF the festival n handsome souvenir BOOK "'i'h
was published yesterday. will be distributed. The
volume contains a Isl Of all the officers and OK
officers Of the club, history Of the organization, ex
tracts from tho speeches Of prominent Republicans
and other matter Of interest The officers % the club
are John Brandt. president; Richard VI. IilhS. hr'f
vice prsidcut: Albert Nelson Second vice president.
James NJ Robertson, treasurer; James F. Davis. sec
reiary and J. II. Abbott. financial secretary.
Five barrels Of fireworks Will go up In the air
tomorrow evening, when the Iorkville Republican
Club celebrates the birthday Of the Republic The
organization has recently fitted mp cuhhous" AZ
Lcxington.ave. and Ninety-third-st. h'ree trans
parency bearing the portraits OF benjamin Harrison
and WMtolaw Reid will be unveiled and speeches ~
eminent speakers VIII be made
As reminder of the approach OF n Na'iona'
holiday many Of the Harlem churches will have special
services to-day. 4 patriotic vcspcr service VIII he
held at the Pilgrim Congregational Church Madison
ave and one hundred aud twenty first st. II VIII
begin nj As O'Clock and last one hour. Tho rev
Dr. samuel II. Virgin will deliver "A brief addre''
md appropriate hymns and anthems VIII lie sung
Al the LonOx Avenue Union Church, Arthur HAL
one hundred and twenty seventh-st. and Lenoz ave-
ing The auditorium will be drupcd with flags ana
h,ntng The following addresses will be made;
Duty Of Citizens TO tho Republic DR.. Joseph
r. Land Patriotism" Camden o. Rockwell; Edu-
cation The Buwark Of our Liberty J. L. " Hunt
stars and Stripes George Is. Lond.
The Rev. j. L. Campbell viii preach In the lcNi gon
Avenue Bap,,S; Church. ia one hundred and eleventh
st. this morning upon paul's Fourth Letter. and
this evening he VIII talk upon Lessons for the Fourth
Of July.'
Under the title Of "T1uth and Freedom the
Rev Dr. J. F. T1cc will preach n patriotic sc,in'n
this evening nj ~. James Methodist Episcopal church.
Madlson-ave aud one hundred and twtty SXthSt.
The dawn Of independence Day viii be announcer
10 iho people Of Harlem tomorrow hy The chimes
u = Andrews Episcopal Church. a selcction Of
National airs will he Iaycd.
The small boys with nr~rackcrs AMI torpc'o"S VIII
u, up 10 meet the sun. n d tho stret' "t Harlem
will echo with their patriotic music, besides IN" sF'''
Of tho chimes.
There will bc plcnics and excursions! and Che
Fourth Of July viii not s. by uliou'cd ~ "' -
PIE Of Harlem.
The sixth annual festival and games Of the New
York Letter Carriers Association viii be held nj Lon
Park one hundred and ninth-st. and klEhhaVe' Ns'
letter carriers will contend for the prizes Tor 'no
hundred yard dash, the mile nun, the fonrmilo wal"
and other races. There Will b. sack races for Inc
special messenger. and contests for other pO'thh',
employees The proceeds Of the festival will be- turned
over 10 the sick and death benefit fund Of the oSsoca
tiDl. -, -
I'm spite Of a shower on Monday evening the mem
Der, Of the Youthful League held their irrt gaidcn
pnrv on the grounds II the clubhouse. one hundred
nnd.thrty- 81 Nth-st and Wlllis-a'c platform III
dancing had been built upon tho lawn. and The mem
hers used IT for before The rain drove them
10 tho shelter Of the clubhouse. The home Of TIC
Youthful League was tastefully decorated. Al mid
might supper was served I'm thr dning-fOon. ANON
those present were Mr. md Mrs. f.. ID. Bcrinc. Nj
and Mrs. John Coter. Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Ersleld'
Mr. and Mrs. f. Hires. j. {. IiOughOn. Robert Ellis
Mr. md Mrs John j. Mcconnell Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Link, Mr.. and Mrs william Wisncl. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Iicnschel Mr. and Mrs. william II. Tauber;,
Thomas Il. Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Gunthor X.
Alderman, Miss Nellie Cummings. Mr. and Mrs Paul
F. Uilicbrand and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Mnhonnd
Lemon yellow the predOmlnatng NJ inc
Sociablc given Friday evening by the Young people ~
the United Presbyterian Church. one hundred and
nineccnth-st and sccond-avc. Bunting If lemon
yellow hung from the walls, badges Of the hue
were worn by tho gucSts, and lemonade md lemon
ices were the bill 81 fare. The Rev. 7. G. McKelvey