New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
FOR A VENETIAN FESTIVAL-WORK AMONG
REPuBIICANS-THE VACATION SEASON

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REPUBLICANS-rHE VACATION SEASON.
| The advantages Of having a home In Harlem. be-
,des those pointed out in last Sundays Tribune,
"a the many facilities offered by the waterways
hch surround this part of Manhattan Island.
rh,s Is shown in the Venetian Festival arrange
,snts for which are being made. 1t will take
,isce on the beautiful Harlem River September Q,
md representatives from nearly all OF the aquatic
organizatons will take part in 1t. These festivals
nave been given from time to time in Harlem, and
.na peculiar advantages offered by the Harlem
river together with the beauty of the scenery.
have made them more and more popular every year.
The one to be given next September promises TO
sxceed anything ever before attempted there. A
meeting was he'd at the Wyanoke Poat Club house
Monday evening, at which representatives from all
,be boat clubs the Harlem River were present.
10 perfect arrangements. Mr.. Byrnes the secre-
,a-v of the Harlem Association. elected tenn
,orary chairman. and C. Z. Rosee. secretary and
treasurer 1t was decided to offer two prizes. one
tor the best decorated boat and the other for the
most original design The contest will be thrown
opcn to boats of all descriptions. including floats,
,anoes and barges. TO defray the expenses. each
club will pay So and II this sum is not enough
other means will be taken for raising money.
Invitations will be sent to boat clubs on the
uudson River. New-York Bay and Long Island
sound so that nearly every boat club within sixty
miles of New-York City will be asked TO take part
The following appointed a subcommittee nav
ing full charge Of the affair: Il. p. Reynolds OF
the Union Boat Club; c. Y. Rosele, OF the IRA
mercy Boat Club; l.. Mayer. of the Lone star BOAT
Club william Graham. of the Nyanoke Boat Ciup
and william Cody, of the Nonpareil Boat Iiuo
The following line arranged, Immediately at'er
the meeting adjourned by the subcommittee; All
clubs above the bridge at Madison-ave are TO meet
AZ the Union Boat Club house at clock' anu .he'
10 90 down the river to point between the lhHu
and Second ave. bridges The clubs OF the sour
Iers Row. to start at $50 p M iroh '"e
same place. and to proceed up TO the Lone S'ai
C,ub house and then return. Another meeting OF
the committee will be held August IL at the mouse
of the Wyanoke Club.
william Barker one of the prominent members
of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church' IN ohe-
hundred-and -eighteenth-st, near Secohd-aNe'' VII"
snene two weeks with his wife in Ulster County.
An interesting meeting of the independence club
rss held at the clubhouse, Lenox-ave. and one
hundred and twenty -seventh-st, Monday evening"
The committee on political analrs SNe
report in which 1t was shown that the lnuepehuee0
Club was willing to do all in its power LOT t'e
interests of the Republican party in the fall cam
naieu Addresses were made by Lincoln Doty
Brown William F. II. Koelsch and John i. NC
Neil Julius NJ Mayer, the president OF the cIup
also made brief speech. in which ne eNplaiheu
his position in resgning from the presidency Oh
the XXVIIIth Assembly District Kepuo-
ucan Organization The entertainment COM
House had been engaged for the evening OF &C.
toher g. when the club will hold its second annual
reception. This club will also give leoies re-
ceptlon" at its club rooms some time oeIore eec-
ton day. 1t was 81 so decided TO give a dinner
In the parlors of the clubhouse on Labor Day, in
commemoratlon Of the movement when lea 10 INC
formation of the club last fall.
The Harlem Republican Club also held we'll
attended meeting at its clubhouse. Tuesday even
ing David J. Solomon and j. A. Noe were az
mitted to membership. and an interesting ad-
dress was given by James r. OBeirne on Tine
Situation of the Day." while John j. Jewell toid
about the situation OF the Repuohcdh party III
New-York State.
All lovers of music should attend the concert
10 be given at Mount Morris Park Tuesday
evening by Ebens list Regiment band An un-
usually attractive programme has been prepared
as follows: !, "fiail, Columbia; 3 overture sem
iramide"; g. aria from 'Falstaff''; 4, Russian Na-
,onal Dance; 5. caprice heroique. lie Reveil du
Lion: G. selections from THE Tyrolean ; l.
xylophone solo: s. gavotte Village Bells 3. waltz
1.-THE Jolly Fellows at In the Morning; TO- duet
for comets "Fly. Little Bird: II, gaop. Gordon
Rouge; Il. descriptive potpourrl' a Nou'u
Trip 10 Coney Island
The first regular meetn, Of the Eagle Athletic
Club since its reorganization was held Monday
evening and the following were elected ofucers:
Jacob Rodermond. president; Thomas p Langton'
vice-president: James II. Anderson. recording sec
retary Frank Schaner, financial secretary; Henry
Roobrs treasurer: Morris Frohman. sergeant-at-
arms; Edward Golden. assistant sergeant-a'-arms.
The folio wing elected the Board Of Managers;
Charles j. Brennan, A. Davidson and LOUIS
Brenke.
The pulpit Of the Mount Morris Baptist Church
Fifth-ave, and One-hundred-and- twenty hfth-st..
will be occupied this morning and evening by ths
Rev. r. a. Nose, of Utica -. ,vo,o, ,.s,or
OF st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church IS
now at Lake George. He was invited to preach
anniversar? of the founding Of Cornell College.
Of which he is trustee but he was unable 10
DR.. j. Gardner Smith. physical director OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. Harlem
Branch No. West One hundred d-twenty- fifth
The pastor OF st. Jamess Methodist Episcopal
Church. in Madson-ave and One hundred-and-
na he F s DT gsspS pTG
ocean Grove. one OF the largest audiences of the
season was present. -
Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church has re-
Gently been elected commodore Of the Lake George
Yacht Club.
Several members of the Young Mems Christian
Association spent last Saturday afternoon at River
dale. where they put up tents and enjoyed the
GsSrss sy EFs Charles Wright Alfred " pe
William Smith, l.. NJ Msckey Frederick Wat.
SON. l.. s Fuller. William Castle r. Hannas. Cor
ywenfy-two choir boys connected with the Church
OF the 1ntercession have been spending ten days
in an encampment on Navesink hishlands They
rector of the church, and Charles b. Needing. the
orgznist. While in camp the boys held services
every morning and evening and, having or
gan with them. they sang In their best style.
MANY people spending the summer In the neigh
borhood attended the services.
fABOTE THE HARLEM.