New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN TO BE TRIED-MEEl
INGS AND ERTAINMENTc

The RepubIcan club OF Manhattan Island north
OF Fifty.nnth.st wnICi is not busting with prepare
ton and activity. getting into fighting trim for 'he
campaign OF e92 Is rs hard 10 find the proverOh
needle r. the hay-stacb From one end o. TINS part
OF the city 70 the other and from the Harlem ana East
Rivers on the east u the North River on the west the
Repubica organizations are busly engaged IN getting
their machinery working order aud preparing 'heh
selves fcI the fight in the fall. Many ciuDs are
making IierTatiCn for moving INTO new heau'
quarters, white some have already moved Inc west
side Republicans Cluh is OF the latest 10 announce
q change OF quarters and on May 1t viii occupy
four largs rooms the ground flour OF the HOie'
Endicott Columbus-ave. and Eighty frst-st.
THIS club has adopted plan CT campaign wmch
gives promise OF good results and If properly car
red out Will make many surprising changes IN
the election returns OF the XIXth Assembly District
At the last regular meeting Of this club. held some TWO
weeks ago "canvassing committee OF eeVeh "'e''-
hers was appointed. with instructions TO make Eouse
toulouse canvass OF all voters living in that part ci
the city bounded by Central Park on the east f"S
ninth st on the south, North River on the weHu
and nc-hundred and tenth-st on the north' Ihs
committee has already been at work and has can
yassed considerable part OF the field with encouraging
results.
The James G. Blaine Club Of Harlem. in the XNllld
Assembly District has appointed the fono"l"s mem
bers OF committees for the year: Executive committee
John F. Burnett George Hunt, Michael Cohen samuei
IL.
man william Van Winkle ii. Rowland; membership
committee, Edward Jayne. William benjamin. lr"
and Frederick Van HOesen: finance committee H. -
Davis Joseph Levi. ard James D. Outwater' mouse
committee A. Grace, John f. Burnett +. NJ Oolc'
II. c. Davis, g. j. Fleck. H. Rowland, Wilson smith,
Charles Wilson. William Van Wrinkle, Frederick Va"
IIoesen f. Rubensten, Robert Taylor, William IL
Walsh. George Hunt Samuel Bishop. william BenJa-
min IT, John f. Gait, l. OSOrio, ii. Rogers ana NJ L.
Monash; political committee. John X. Gait a. "A,
Farley John f. Burnett, Andrew Grace ana hloi'.ot
Cohen The warming OF this CLUB VIII u'"o
place on April 20 at the new Clubhouse NJ - -
One hundred and -tenth-st.
The Washington Republican Club. in One-hundred'
md Nftv secondst near Amsterdam will hold an
outinC in short time, and the following nave ooo
appointed committee to arrange the time anu Pi''o
General Michael Kerwn. j. Baldwin Hands hus" d.
Wilson and Major O'Shaughnessy. Inc ,'i'
snrinp weather of the last few days mas
MISC turned the thoughts of the D. W.
Terry Association Of the XXIId Assembly District IN
the social line and it will give reception ana enter
tainment on May Is at Huntleys Hail. No. -oo East
Eighty siXthst. -, ~,
4 feature in the many good works in which the
Ienox Avenue Unitarian Church. LcnoNaVe. ana one
hundred and-twenty irstS is engaged. Weh Is at
tracing great interest Is the fortnghty Bibe sluuN
meetings which the pastor Of the church, the Kew
NJ St. C. Wright conducts. and which lie mas m''uc
unusually interesting by his lucid discussions OF Tue HE
and teachings Of Christ, and the Old Testament pfoph
cies which led UP TO the history rec0"ied III 'ie NV
Testament. These meetings are becoming more ana
more popular and held forniehtly at the 'huch
on Monday evenings at : As O'Clock. on Thursday
evening a Kinder symphonic will be given at this
church. in which the pupils Of the sunday assist
ed by Herr Emil Fischer and some Of the members Oh
the church. will take part. on April 20 an enter
tainment under tc auspices Of the gymnasium
will be given with musical and literary programme,
Including minuet in old costume by the older pupils
the older pupils.
musical entertainment and pastoral operetta
called Little BoPeep" will be given In aid OF tle
Harlem Day Nursery on Wednesday afternoon and
evening OF the home Of Mrs. IlolbTook' No 10 West
One-hundred- thiriie-st The programme VIII De
given entirely by children who have been trained 10y
Miss Lillian Jeffrey and Miss c. c. Walker. The Day
Nursery is at Onehundred and siXteenth-st and Sec
ondave. and is one Of the most practical Of the
charities OF Harlem.
The Hamilton Republican Club held It's regular
monthly meeting Monday evening at Its headquarters,
No. cir West 0nehundrcd and Twenty ,llfth-st ana
committee appointed by Colonel T: C. campbell
with Instructions to secure suitable house Tor the
club in Seventh ave- The night for the monthly meet
ing OF the club changed from the first Monday
in every month to the last saturday in the month