New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
INCIDENTS IN HA RLEM.
REPUBLICAN, CLUB RAT1Ff HAkhlSoN AMI
REID WITH A wILL-JUhE WEDDINGS
AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
AND ENTERTAINMENl>.

, a.. a,,.r ,hev wore made IS one Of the most
encouraging signs OF the times. Inc hae"i - ~
lcan Club and the Hamilton Republican Gnu were '"o
first 10 rr.tify, and they were followed IN qu.h ~"
essIsn by all the clubs from the Washington f'P"o
ucan Club on Washington Heights to the uernin
American Republican Organization OF the HAlIid AS
sembly District, In Thrdavc. near ohe-hnhul'"" anu
dxth-st The meetings at which the re'o'uuo"' y!
ratification were passed were all well a''ehuea' anu
the enthusiasm WAS OF kind that meant nara wor"
and a logged determination to WIN Inc hePuo~'"
Organization Of the XXlIId Assembly District OF
conrse opened the campaign with the s"P
bang for which II is famous. Its headquarters az
No o $50 Tnirave. on the Saturday night after the
convention were crowded and large delegations were
present from the Harlem Republican Club the haili
ton Republican, the Garfield Club, the james ".
Bbine Club the German American organization Va
the XXIIId Assembly District the lIshAmercan Oil'n
wv Club Icllgate Club and the Washington Repusli-
can Club.
The German American Republican Organization Vi
the XXIIId Assembly District ratified the Republican
nominations Friday night In a manner ulat iei' Nv
doubt rs TO their enthusiasm. Ex-Aidermah fe"e''o
slgrist In an eloquent speech, said I'VE are assoii'
bled here this evening 10 ratfy the ticket placed IN
nomination at Minneapolis, and what's more Tue
American people going to elect it at the COMING
election for the simple that they love their
country and propose to guard its prosperity jealousy
Therefore, I say here this evening That benjamin
Harrison is the next President OF the uhea S'a'cs
and that Whelaw Reid Is the next Vice-Presdent OF
the United states. Benjamin Harrison has proved MS
ability as n statesman and has given lie an admins
raon that the greatest patriot or statesman nhgh'
well DO proud Of. lie has the confidence or mo
people and he has the confidence OF the waseearheiS
in that he will never let their interests suffer at any
time il it is In his power to prevent IT,
Now, a few words. gentlemen, for that illns'rlous
man who is our candidate for Vicc-Presiden Wmteaw
Reid His record as Minister 10 France places nm
at the side Of Benjamin Franklin: If anything, htc
ahead OF him in stacsmanshlp. great deal mas
been said about his being opposed TO Organized l"por'
Let me tell YOU most emphntcaly that he Is not
opposed TO Organized labor. know what am talk
ing about when say this. Whltelaw Reid Is khd
man. an honest man, and true frtend a: organized
labor ever had Every drop Of blood in his American
vp1ns flows with the spirit Of union principles lie
Is for protection TO home Industries; he IS aeHihS'
convict labor pauper and cheap labor OF any deNcrP
tisn and are not these principles union principles
he Is for honest money; he IS for everything That
stands for equity To all mankind. Let Ifs give thr'
rousing cheers for the next President and Vce-tcs.
dent of the United States. Benjamin Harrison ana
Whtelaw Reid
A large number Of people filed the First Collegiate
Reformed Sunday Of Harlem One-hundreh-aho-
twenty -frst-st Thriave.. sunday. June l., 10
attend the song service Of Chdren's Day, IN WHICH
the children Of The Sunday school gave musical ana
literary programme entitled 1.-THE Crusaders Those
taking part In the programme were J. q. Williams
the pastor the Rev. DR.. Joachim Elmcndori; Fay r.
Risdon Miss llie c. stettin, Robbie wilkinson MISS
Jennie Wagner Miss Maud Campbell, Walter WaeroVc'
Robert Inmison, Emer GoodHh, David "hliamSoh'
Miss Marie L. Stone Miss Christine Muller, Miss A.
A,,ne Stone Christian Wood, Miss Edith Cool Miss
Alberne Fogel, Miss May d. Remington and Charles
A. Mapes. Lyman S. stone was musical dlrc'or'
Miss Anna W. Morris pianist and Mrs W. u.
Osborne was orrnist. The recitation ANY Fanrys
Ship by Marie l.. Stone. was received with great
favor The committee having charge Of this highly
uccesshI affair was composed Of Miss Lizzie McAhcc
Miss Lizzie Berry. Miss Hattie Johnson. MIS- Louise
Howen Miss Lizzie II. Gallagher George W. BrrttelI
Robert F. Boeprdus and Joseph Ireland
The Peter II. Mcdonald Association Will hold It's
annual oung. under the auspices Of the Irish omerl'
c,n Republican Club OF the XXIIId Assembly Dis
tr,ct June 60 AT Petecr's Cedar Grove. New-Dorp,
5. I. The association will meet AT 0nc'hundirda and
rnthst and Sccond-ave. at O'Clock sharp, and from
there will march TO the landing place. The Com
mitee of Arrangements Is composed OF KoDcf' H.
Morgan William " Churchill, Iatrck Maloncy. James
p. stephens, William LAWYER, John Reilly ana Thomas
Mcy.
A strawberry festival Of the Lcnox Atenuo Church
Of the Disciples was held at Arthur Hail. Lenox-ave
and one hundred and twenty -siXtls;., on Wednesday
evening and great success. The hail was TASTE
fnlly arranged with flowers and bunting. musical
and literary programme was given by Mis- Andie
Archer, Miss smith, Ms Emma Prim, E. Bramhall
Ch,lds George Prrn, Master Prim, Mr. Archer and
Miss Oretla KIngsbury. Among those present We're
the Rev Dr. James Willard Phlput. Mr.. and Mr.
Hoagland Mr.. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey. Miss
Knckerbocker Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh Mr.. and Mrs.
Aarons Mr.. Caster, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olnls.ah Mr.. Joughln, Mr.. Cutler, Mr.. and MIS-
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend.
The Delta Sigma ri Society celebrated its fourth
anniversary on Wednesday evening in pleasant man
nor at the home of william A. Boyd. IT,, No. 49,
East One-hundred and thirty fourth-st. The enter
tainment consisted OF musical ana literary pro
rramme IN which tho following took part Miss Emma
Johnson piano solo; Harry d. Morrison, selections
from BayarI Taylor; John J. Harvey. pccolo solo;
W,lIam NJ senfert 10 recitations; J. Coleman Morgan.
in an grafton Ernest Goldbacher and Albert y.
Johnson responded to toarts. Among those present
wero Miss sadie Webbing. Mrs. John Boyd, Mrr.
swem@tun Mr.. Ham, Miss Emily Godbachcr, George
Bird Ernest Goldbachcr Geog, u. Class, Miss Needing,
Miss Ham. Mr. Swencrton. Mis-, May KoG. Mise Ldzz1
Johnson Bartlett Moore, William Rankeniinr' John
IIawley and r. NJ. Schel
Eighteen little girls IN Kate Grccnaway gowns OF
white with trimmings of lace and ribbons gave
dainty fan drill Thursday evening at Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church in Seve7lthavc. and One-hundred-
and4wnty ninth st. The drill was In charge OF Miss
Bromley and Mrs. Wetcrve. The Young maidens
covering themselves with glory were Grace Bromley.
Jessie Brown, Annie Moore, Emma Valentine. Maggie
Patterson Edith Enste. Ada Tuliins, Amanda Bristol,
Dora Ruuxcber. Morlla Kramer, Jessie Bromley,
Josie Feund Victoria Martin, Daisy Daggctt, Mamie
Thompson lillian Van Bussen, Lulu Montrose and
ReseAe Stafford Mss MAY Nicholson gave piano
SOLO Miss Anna Bishop sand the Echo song and Miss
May wGtldns gave a recitation. The members Of th'
committee having The affair In charge We're Mrs. scott.
Mrs Downcs, Mn. Glass. Mrs. Morton. Mrs Moref,
Mrs T. Keeler, r.. Mrs. Height, Mrs. bromley Mv.
Surrey, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Westervclt,
Mrs. Hobby, Mrs. Rockey. MIS- Jackson, Miss iot.
Miss Mel Mrs. Morel and Miss Gaylord The affair
was financial Success about 600 witnessing the drill
The people OF ST. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Madison ave- and One-hundrcd and twenty
sixtb-st are celebrated for the number and variety
Of their entertainments. One Of the unique features
that this congregation has originated Is praise and
vcspcr service for Sunday evenings during the summer
This evening special musical programme will DO