New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
ABOTE THE HARLEM RITEH.
GOOD WORK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ENTERT ,INN.TNTs OF VARIOUS KINDS.

| GOOD WORK or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
ENTERT ,INN.3NTs OF VARIOUS KINDS.
| Weekly meetings are held by nearly al the Re
| publican clubs Of North Scw-Yori. and the head
quarters are usually open every evening The No,d
stock Republican Club at Jnckson-ave. and one hun
| drcd and sNty-nrsst., lad big tanner raising n
| Friday night. The attendance was large and the
| speeches Interesting The Garfield Club at High
Bridge listened to good addresses on tho same
| evening. The North side Republican Club at No.
@.GGl Third ave. had n mass-mc9tang last night on
"Wednesday evening big crowd listened 10 speeches
at the High Bridge Harrison and Reid Protection
clubrooms The Republicans OF West Farms viii
hold meetings each Wednesday night in fremont
ave. near B),on-avc. Thursday + tho meeting
night Of the Young Mcl's Republican Club, suburban
Hail. Vandcrbiltavc. and Onc-hundrcd and seventy
,iXth-st. Other clubs which doing good work
are the German Republican Club of tho Twcntythird
Ward. No. 5s5 CORTLAND ave-. tho Coored Republican
club. 80 $3.50 Thlrd-avc.: the General sheridan
club Of Tho Fox estate. and Tho Port Morris Club'
Forrcs'-avc and ono hundred and forty first s.
The Columbus Celebration IS by no mems being
overlooked north %, the Harlem River. Many OF IN"
churches will have special services to-day two req
meats - school Children under Principals Elijah Clark
and Eyandcr ChlGs. viii mnrch f. morrow half y
dozen churches will bee rVprcsonted In tie para e Of
catholic ,0clcto, and the Exempt firomcnE Ae9''ia
non Will Dc c1nspcuou, in the civic parade 81 Wcin"S-
day evening. On Friday morning p'oa'rg Columbian
cNcrcisc, were held In Ito primary department %
Grammar school No - IL Last onclundrci an l.
rirty. dchth.t.
rnp-oycn.nf, ,,ai viii soon he made in Woodstock
are the paving with trap rock Of Fores'ave.' from
Wc,chcstcravc. 10 East Onchundrcd and sixty
ST. and the paving OF Clifton East on" hundred
and ,!N'y-Gr,t ,t.. from CluGwell ave- TO Cnionavc
Jane. r. Barry has sold to Charles d. steiner,
property - by 100 feet In one hundred and-iorty-
,.conG.,'. west 81 Thiri-ave.. Tor $1,000: Edward
D. Berthe and stephen J. Ecan hav" sold 10 Henry
~ Ioltsrev, the property on the northwest corner
f Wnlsavc and hundred ard thirty siNthsi. for
10000: so So3 Willis ave. has been -old for $4,000
lv Arnold Adlor and another To Nathan solomon
The d,pcn.ary 81 the Lebanon Hospital W's'ch s'cr
ave- and Ono hundred and hiothsi.. was opened last
week. The hours are = 10 ?. m. daily.
Nj, Lille VI. Hopkins wa, married to Frank W.
Gilbert on Wednesday morning ~ the knlc herlocko
Hotel Moitayc. and Ono-lnndrcd and thirty eighth
- The Rev Or. Edward Clark. Of Oh" Church Of
'lic Puriau-. OBLIGATED. Mis- Jessie sinclair WIS
married to Frederick VI. IIcnsler at the homo Of her
mother 80 81 Mott ave, on Monday
Tie Church II cur Lady Of Mercy. fordham. was
hand .omcy decorated Tuesday night when Miss
hhiIe schrou and CInrlc, \. SOtcldo were married
hy Father Mckinnon. \ reception was held at the
nnr. homo 81 the couple. Isaac -. and Wcb,tcr-ave
He bride rrO m j. surveyor III l' il' DfIbtH''''
and :, the son Of m cX-Mn,tcr of Venezuela al
Washington. The maid Of honor was Miss Celia
O'Connor and TIE usher, were John p. Dunn. Paul
Jon-, Frederick +. Miller and FRI derrick O'>IlliNan.
Ih. marriage Of Miss lille L. Moult. daughter
Of Adolph H. Moult. Of Mount Hope. to william j.
Levin, was solemnilei on Thursday :ftcrnoon at It
Ioscphs Church The homo of tho brides parents was
beautifully ornamcncd with flowers for tho wedding
reception.
nfM Ernp IIn1kp and lame,
Williams will take place october L. AT the Re
formed Church one hundred and fifty sixth st. and
Elton.ayc. Miss Philippine stahl and william j.
brandt viii be- married on october l. nj the homo
OF the brides parents No. 6l6 East ono hundred ana
Thr EcncdIct Bowling Club Of fremont. has been
rcorcarlzcd and viii meet on Wednesday,, at ttncr
ALLEYS TIE Pine Knot Bowling club has begun H.
Sc:,son at the Knic,csi,oc,cr allc,s The Wills Bowl
nc tlmb la, begun il, contests at Locnlcr'. alley.
ne hundred and forty eighth, and Will ave, where
The Rcv. Dr. Cottcn viii celebrate the eleventh
anniversary Of his rrctor-hip Of T. AIMS Protestant
Episcopal Church Moriisana. today.
\ fair for thu benefit II tho building fund Of the
German Evangelical Lutheran church OF 81 Matthew
viii VIII be held from October 81 to November at
rejection Hall, two blocks below the church, In
The fremont Club elected the following officers on
Tuesday cvcring: President John ALLEN Holden
pre-, dcnt. r. s. Danzz: secretary Richird II. Mitchell
financial secretary. JohE Osborne Jr, and treasurer
rho Morri>ania Plattdcmschcr Club had an outing
THURSDAY 10 city Island.
ne Warrington Wnoclmcn. Of fremont. will have
a set Of race, election dav over the WcStchester
cOur.c.
\ surprise part given on Tuesday night TO
Or ana Mrs. seth u. Clos" OF No. GO East one
hundred and fort y-thlrd.st. who have just returned
from Europe.
The Iailyctic Athlclic C1ub had rs first reception
81 the Friday night I'm It's Washington ave-.
clubhouse. Eugene Monaghan and Miss Gertrude
Hoffman l,d the grand march.
Tom evening the militia company, which is
oicaniznc I'm High Bridge TO Join the l2ih Rceincnt.
viii begin It's weekly drills In the big hall in Andcr-
sun.avc near Blrch-St.
Goethe Lodge, !. q. .. F., had n big celebration
ri Urlach', Park on Monday night in honor Of the
twcnly nith anniversary q II, founding.
ON THURSDAY the Wills Avrnu" Bridge Association
will hava iis annual festival at Union Park, Wills
ave. and the southern boulevard. W. Bourkc Cock
ran and Commissioner PuTOv expected 10 make
addresses. The executive committee is Nicholas cot
ter. Gunthor x. Alderman. W. O'Gormen, J. H. Mono
CHAN and I. \. MulhoaId