New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
ACTIVITY AMONG THE REPUBLICANS-PEl'-
SONAI. AND SOCIAL NOTES.

The penub,lcans Of Harlem are improving the
dull season of August by getting their machinery
In order for the fall campaign FROM "ashihs'o"
Heights down TO the With Assembly District the
signs Of preparation for the great fight IN NoVen-
Der are seen All the Republican clubs in TINS
mart Of the city are, nguratvely speaking. taxing
their coats off and rolling up their sleeves TOT
fight In the coming campaign. The recent sPi'' III
the Democratic party. as shown IN the dlscuSSioi.
NJ the silver question and in the open defiance OF
Senators Hill and Murphy at Washington nave
greatly encouraged the Republicans in upper New
York
The question Of Federal patronage has Deeh a
hard one for the Democratic bosses In inns part u
the town to decide. and where one man mas Sc
cured his appointment nine have been bitterly
6isannointed and threatened "to knife the party
IN consequence This dissatisfaction in the Demo-
cratic camp is nowhere more apparent imam vi
the East side of Harlem. The Repub1cahs are
greatly encouraged. and are entering "''o
bsht with that determination and confidence "hc"
comes from well-grounded hope OF success -
A nneetne of the Republican District committee
NJ the XXVIth Assembly District was held Moh-
day evening and from the short speeches that were
made there the hopeful feeling IN the fePu''i
party was plainly shown. 1t was ue 'es"r''
monthly meeting of the committee In spite Oh .i'e
warm weather and the fact that great many w
publicans are out of town. an unusually large mum
her of men were present This meeting was n.y.
st the Headquarters Of the RepuDicans III 'n9 VI"
trtct at ne-hundred- and-sxteenth-s anu oeCoiO
hv. II was one Of the largest meetings OF 'he
committee held since its organization one " ''o
80, important things done was make arrange
,nents to have prominent Republican speakers pr
emf at its meetings from now on unU' ''V lam
naixn IS over. Some of those present Were r','
H. Mcdonald. Harvey I. Andrews Saniue o. -
m Thomas McGrann. John Shopland, Lawrence
ctorev John Miley Alfred A. Farley. James Nei-
81, Thomas G. Rooell. Louis j. Harley, Johh u
tsoroden. Denis Sullivan and Hugh NhorsheE,
rh. penubIicsns of the XXVIIIth Assembly DIS
trict also are fully alive to the ehcouldsi"e O0
Alton in the political field this 1"iI l"eE are 81
t,ng their fighting armor down and FURNISHING II
49,. o. tho livelest kind of a campaign. The Inde-
n,a.rce club which is one OF the youngest al
tboneh one Of the most active Repuohcdh o'e"''
atoms IN this district, will give dlhher III GUM
yoen,oration of the organization OF thdt 'i"o v"
Labor Day at p. m The dinner VIII oe ",'u
enc clubhouse in Lenox-ave. and One-hundred-and-
.n,y-seventh-st Invitations have been extended
to all the prominent Republicans in Harlem ana
,,ary Renubljcans in other parts Of tins Gil! are
sxnected to be present Preparations nave Deem
roade for one of the most enjoyable dinners ever
given by this organization. =,
This club is also making preparations 10 give
mn entertainment and reception on OCTOBER %
The committee having charge OF the analr are
SHARING no pains to make 1t memoraOle socidi
affair Harlem Opera House Han mas beeh ell
Gagged for the purpose. and invitations nave pe-i
extended to prominent society Ieaue's III i"
and in other parts OF the CITY
One of the active members of this CLUB, Lincoln
poty Brown, is at present in Chicago on MS 'aca-
ton. ,o.
The stag rackets" given by the Independent
r,,ub have been one of the features OF sociai iic
In Harlem. The members of the CLUB mtehd ~
continue the successful series that was given last
season. and beginning early in the season ''es WIN
continue to hold these 'rackets in the ciuo ioo'i'
he
The Spartacus Club will hold its annual outing
To-day at Rockville Park. The steamer John LehoN
has been chartered and will leave North River anu
One hundred -and-twenty-hfth-s at . a. m no.
onlv the members of the club will be present, pu'
many of its friends will take this occasion LOT
pleasant outing
The members OF the Trinity Methodist Episcopai
Church evidently have not forgotten the ola dudso
snake hay while the shines" The sun mas pee"
shining hotly enough during the last few weeks
and this may be the reason why this vigorous con-
vices for the purpose of saving souls IN 'nI par,
v 0nd s the name of The Wesley Evangeists, have
been engaged and beginning TO-DAY VIII s moiu Ia
viva services in the church at one. hundred-ann-
eighteenth-st.. near Secondave, morning ana even
ing The leader OF the evangelists is Mr.. tret.y-
sst him are from New-York. Paterson. Brooklyn
and Yonkers. and they have been einnenuE sue NC
country In the absence of the pastor OF the
church the Rev Dr. Thomas BHrGh these hes R ss
George w. Carter. the assistant pastor
The family OF Postmaster Charles w Dayton
Is spending the summer at Delhi, y. Y. Mrs.
DAYTON spent the last week in Harlem, but re-
turned FRIDAY to her country home
H. G. F. Koch. who has been spending the sum-
Yner at his country place In Pittsheld viii return
TO the city with his family on september j. and
after a few days here they will visit the Worlds
Fair.
DR.. Martha G. Holmes. OF the Young Womens
Christian Association Of Harlem spent few days
last week in Brantfort. Conn
The weekly meeting Of the Bible teachers OF
Harlem will take place on next Tuesday evening
at o'clock in the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church. In Lenox-ave and e-hundred and twenty
third-st. On the following Sabbath the Rev. Or.
A. F. Sohaufier will conduct the services All
persons interested in the study of the Bible
invited 10 be present
The Rev. Dr. William NJ. Jeffres dean Of Ia
coma. Will preach this morning St. Andrews
Protestant Episcopal Church. in Fifth-aVe. and
huncred-and- twenty-heth-st near Flfth-aVe
This morning the Rev. Charles 4. Evans will
preach at the Harlem Presbyterian Church. One
hundred-a twenty -fth-st.. near Fifth-ave.
Mrs. Whitney the evangelist. Will conduct the
services o: the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union OF Harlem al its new meeting place calvary
Baptist Church, One-Eundred- and I wontyth
hetwecn Second and Third ayes this afternoon at
o~ ocicck On Tuesday evening Frank Moss will
conduct the services az O'clock
uSyo m MeGnesSday evening the Harlem Young
Monens christian Association will hold it's Home
Clrcle on which occasion Miss Gertrude Burragr
oi Ioi3eI College. VIII give an address on Lights
and Shadows o. College Life" s"