New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
TIVE N1y.FOTRTU ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Y. VI. c. A-REPUEIICAN CLUES
SEEKING HOMES.

manner on Thursday night at the handsome associa-
ton building. The following extracts from the annual
report Of the secretary Of the branch. f. g. BannNtcr'
shows it to be in II nomishing condition: The year
1891 closed with u total membership Of $40. The
activity and interc, Of the members continued much
mere LARGELY. Forty five men have been indulrniN
after religion and new classes for trimming men for
personal Christian work have been organized. Mems
meetings SUNDAY afternoons. and gymnasium men 5
Bible class sunday mornings. hav been well sus-
tanned. ~ has also service Of song and prayer on
Friday evenings, In the educational department
classes I'm German and free hand drawing have gwen
place 10 typewritng. Two hundred and sixty two
Young men have been enrolled In the various Glasses
The physical department has bern well cared for.
Four hundred and sixty class drills have been
given with an average attendance Of thirty. -Four
hundred and ninety fCir physical examinations have
been made by the director. and new well has been
furnished with fine artesian water. Eleven thousand
five hundred baths have been taken. Dr. +. C. Van
devoor. voluntary Instructor. received gold medal
for the highest grade Of gymnasium work. The
literary society Of the branch Is considered one Of the
best in the state. The library has been used bv an
average number Of sixty scvcn Young men dav.
Funds needed & Increase the number OF volumes
Through the efforts Of the finance committee. Il. H.
Rudy chairman. the people of Harlem have responded
literally and - OOC has received for current
penscS.
william II. sage. I'm the absence Of DR.. Luccn G.
Warner the president Of the association. read the prcS
dent, annual report \ large number Of wclknown
people and clergy men present. and Of those who
made addresses were the Rev. Dr. J. Elmcndorf Of the
First Colleciac Church Of Harlem tn Rev. Thomas
Dixon, jr and Sidney f. Nlngton. The officers Of
the Harlem branch for the iO2 DR.. Lucien C.
Warner. chairman: william II. sage. vicechaTnan ;
James Il. Gaagh r, recording secretary; Charles f.
Hope treasurer: T. &. Hannlster. secretary assistant
sccrct1ric, John Guest. Wendell p Keller librarian
Edwin F. Moody ply Heal director. DR.. !. Gardner
smith: secretary boys apartment Charles Lnndon
Rockwell members Of committee. John II. Allen
Albert r. Hull Elisha q. Scchow. oswald C.. Boyle
r. Allan Hay, William =. VI. Nilbcr. james g. Il.
Burnett. William Illll-. Milton see. Josiah Lombard
John h. simpson. jr. Alfred j.. Chnch. sidney h.
Milllneton. Anthony >mythe. Edward : CInch. Isaac
Mill> George Taylor William +. Collins. Richard L.
Puriy John y. Thnckabcuy. Arthur u. Crane. Charles
J.. Pcircc. William T. thlcr. Irving e. Gaylord. james
Ihyfc. Charles +. Patterson John lluyler advisory
members. Walter Carter, Frank \ Ferris, Alexander
i. tchum.
The onward Republican club Of the XNIld Assembly
District. which has been holding IT. meeting at Elk
Hail. no 1850 Avenue \. Ia, decided e. have "a
clubhouse of it, own. and has rntcd thrc story
brown,onc house In Elghtyhlrd It.. between second
and Third avc,. The house will be handsomely fitted
up, and Will be ready for bv February ]. The
next regular meeting viii be held n the clubhouse
February 4. On February - this cntrrprsins
Organization will give reception and ball AT LcnoN
Hall. seventy second II. and Thirdnvc. Il. G Gar
land will furnish the music and 900 tickets have
been issued a highly successful ball Is anticipated
The onward Republican club has followed the lead Of
the James g. Blaine Republican club of the NNIld
Assembly District In the matter Of having its own
clubhouse. the latter club having secured desirable
home, which 1t will furnish and move into on Feb
rrarv /.
vt the scmlmonihy meeting Of the recently or
Iii nh held Et
day evening al the club, headquarters. No. 2.lGJ
Secp?d-avc.. il wa. de, dcd Ia give stag entertain
mcnt' sometime ia February and the following were
appointed a committee 20 make the necessary arrange
mcni,: r. j. NcElroy. j. u. stephens. John Reilly.
Joseph GlcnnOn and Charlie, Icrotiy. Til, club also
has determined TO have Il clubhouse Of It's own. and
the following appointed II committee Ia look up
a suitable house and report at the next meeting ::
Thomas WILEY. William Nahcr and Thomas VI KYLE.
Peter H. McDonald the president OF IN" club. struck
the keynote for the cnb in the campaign - l9J1
when ne aid NOw that on the Of Il
Pie idcniia cc ton il is necessary that every Of
IL should 10 alive aud active from now until The fall
and Do every hing within oar power - insure u Re
publican victory. The large attendance here this
evening ?ugnrs well for the future pro- pcrlty 81 th,
club Which /, yet in IT. infancy. and trust that every
mcmb-r here 10 night Will do hi utmost toward inlu-
encimc hi, lIi-h friend, to join our rink,. The ap-
pro.r: Pre- idcntaI battle will be the first political
campaign in w--ch jhs cnb viii participate hope
il wiil make IL crcdablc showing
The following were elected members Of the club .
John j. Morgan. Robert h. Morgan, william II. Greene.
Michael Mcchan. samuel j. schaicr, Jane, Forrest.
David Forrest Martin O'Crm0r, Michael /. Conlan,
George i.,iE. Peter Brady and Jane, Erwin
The revival reunions which have been held In the
three largest Mctho1i, Episcopal churches in Harlem
Sacc the beginning of tho year have been ncrca,-
ing rather than diminishing in interest January
I,nps A..If-
ave aud One hundred and twenty sixth st. the services
during the week we'll attended. while last sunday
WI, regarded by many Of the Oldest members Of the
church a, the most remarkable In The history Of the
chu?h ON Tuesday afternoon resolutions were passed
| asking Mr. Yaman and Ms. krc,s to remain for
another wcok.
Al Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. seventh
ave and Onc-hundrcd and twenty -nnth-st "Gypsy'
Smith assisted by the Rev. Dr. Day and the Rev f. !.
Carpenter has conducting service Of unusual in
terest Mr. smith will remain III this church until the
| end OF the month. "a
Thomas harrison has been holding successful daily
lcvvals since the nr,t Of the year
| L~nox Council No a,3. OF the Royal Apanum on
Wednesday night. attended by large number Of
aInment committee were 5 G. Croft, Frederick Pearcc
| W. r. Cnver, Mason iiuddart and William T: Wood.
Georse colby wa. Ms ssmo Sre' ,a The pro
quartet Fear No. Foo. song by Albert Arvcschon
" Mia Plc~rclla" arin. by Mrs Anna Burch
salute roIka.' comet by Mrs. Pauline Gid
dent hapman: Annie Laurie by the Nnle Quartet
violin solo, by Victor ia Prato; Lullaby nuic SOLO
| by Mrs. +. J. kirpal.
! Tho following have been elected officers OF tho
Young WOmen's Christian Association, In West one
hundredand twenty fonrh>t. for lsHs: Ir,sdent. Dr.
ters: second vce-pre,idcnt, Mrs: j. NJ. Phlputt: re-
cotiing secretary Mrs Charles Mapcs; corresponding
| secretary, Miss 4. ~ Burr; treasurer. Mrs. T.. VI
Hcaeland managcrs Mrs. James a. Ross, Mrs. Lucicn
| C. Warner. Mrs.. D. NJ Williams, Mr.. ;. G. Suman,
Miss Adelaide smuller, Mrs. J. Il. Day, Mrs q. Dcbe
| yolse Mrs. ID. b. Van Iouten. Mrs Marshall Ayrcs
Mrs. Thomas Jacha. Mss :; e. e.; Vessels. Mrs
| Josiah Lombard Mrs. L. 3. Locke. Mrs. Jane Kirk
| Miss Lonisc Honghton. Miss Anna Hustace. Mrs. T.
| ii. Hamilton Mrs. William HIS
| The LenOx gave their thiId monthly dance or
Wednesday night the Harlem Opera Iiousn Hail. and
| It's great success In some measure due q the
| Efforts Of the various committees. which were com