New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
A CHAUTAUoUAN WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION
-REPUBIICANS PREPARING fOk
W,R-OPEN CHURCHES

| ChaUtaUOua
/ planned which will interest many Harlem "'"'''rs
| and ,ho,r friends Tho plan is TO engage special
| train IN which only members OF the Chau'auPua
Circle and their friends will BE- allowed to travel inns
| insuring pleasant company to the "ord r"' anu
| back again II is proposed to have TWO eAc'nSioS
with special trains OF sleepingcars Inc hrS' oi "e
! will l.axe Nev.York tomorrow. and the second on
| August a. The tickets Will give the holuer 'ie
| privilege OF Stopping at Chautauqm or Ut N"s"r"
| Falls Frank q; Banster secretary OF the harlem
| Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Assocmnoh Is
! the secretary Of the EXCURSION committee anu ""'
charge OF the Harlem branch OF the excursion.
| Tho first train will leave Newlork hy the West
| shore ferry at Fr3nklinst. and North hlN'r' ~
| s D. m and al Forty-Second 81. and North RIVER
| NJ su3 n M The excursion will start from the
! West Shore station at Weehawken AT 5 40 p. m Inc
| train will stop at Newlurg at 10 80 p M. kingston
! at IL 80 D. m. and Cocymans at = n. m'' 10 'ahc
| on passengers The train will arrive at syracuse al
1915 a. M Tuesday where breakfast will be served ana
dinner will he taken at Buffalo. The train VIII ar
rive in Chicago al : rs a. Wednesday, where car
riages will he I'm waiting TO convey the members 10
| the ho,el4 selected for their accommodation. Inc
| return train will leave Chicago at , p m. Jniy %
| arriving at Brocton Wednesday morning. MEMBERS
desiring 10 stop over at Chautauqua Will change cars
at Brocton. while those who desire to visit Niagara
| Falls will change at Buffalo Members stopping
nj Cbautauuua or Niagara Falls must give notice when
| paving balance before starting, and see that their
| tickets correctly Endorsed.
The second train viii leave New-York a, the same
| hour ms tho first tran. August IA, and will start
| from Chicago on the return trip August -. Mem
hers desiring TO remain longer In Chicago may come
| hack on the second train their tickets will hold
! good until November 10. The tickets are divided
into two classes, class 4 including transportation
| from New York 10 Chicago and return; double
berth for each passenger IN the sleeping ears going
and on the return TO ChautauQua Buffalo meals
t,ip Of
gage between station and hotel. at Chicago: hct"i
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In u rO0m-breakiaSt and dinner
at south Shore Hotel. Hotel Lafayette. Holland. North
ENTRANCE Hotel or Hotel Eosedale, from Wednesday
morning until tho following Tuesday evening. This
ticket will %61 So
Tl second class Of tickets IS In every respect the
class A, except that 1t does not inclnd'
meals In chicago. Glass tickets will cost So %.
Two persons dividing berth in sleeping cars may
reduce the expenses ~ 10 each person.
great many people will avail themselves Of this
opportunity 10 visit the Worlds Fair The Brooklyn
Ihsutauaua Union and the Chantauqua Union OF
NcwYori, have united In giving this excursion The
committee having charge VI il consists 81 y. H.
Gillette J. Harry C,usey. Miss Laura A. sho'well'
OF Brooklyn and Frank NJ. Curtis, Frank g. canister
and H. Grimm. OF New York.
The Republicans OF Harlem are improving the quiet
summer months In cleaning up and oins the party
machinery In the uptown Assembly districts with
view Of making strong fight in the fall II Is be
Ncved that the Democrats In this part OF the ely
especially have become overconnd'ht, ana c"hSc
Quently careless, and it IS thought that by mAhhe
a strong and united ehort the Republicans nav"
a good chance Of carrying some OF these Assembly
districts Tho Democrats have had such accrS>ons
to their party since last fall that there are great
MANY more claimants for Office than there Offices
10 20 around and consequently there is great deal
OF bad feeling and dstontent In the ranks.
The Republicans. the other hand. are In better
md hat
been defeated they reduced 10 fighting weight ana
disencum5cred Of all party dis>enNions. and they
arc ready to step into tho rng In condinoh Tor
| making splendid light.
The monthly meeting of the Harlem Republican
Glib which was held at its clubhouse, NO 40
West Onehund red nd twenty hfth-si. Tuesday even
Ing was we'll attended and The members express conn
denre in the showing they would make In battle this al
| Several addresses made which proved tAr mem
Der, TO b. In IA hopeful frame OF mind and ready ana
willing 10 York for party success. Lincoln A. stuart
the vice.presdent OF the club presided and Walter
Watkins was secretary some members We're
taken in and the report Of the delegate TO 'h'
stote Convention OF Republican Clubs was received
with enthusiasm.
The members OF the Bradhurst RcpublI an Club OF
IVES, Harlem are making arrangements FOR summer
nights festival which Is to DO held July - at
Co.,nornlian Park. High Bridge. Unusual efforts
have been made 10 secure the attendance OF MANY
we'll known Republicans In the city TO address Inc
crowds and every arrangement has been maze 10
MAKE. the festival memorable success MI me
prominent Republicans In the cily are mNi"N' anu
all the Republican organizations oil west anu '"'''
Harlem will send representatives,
At "A dinner given under the auspices OF the Loy"'
Repub,can C1u, July az Fraun' c's Tavern, julius
NJ MAYER president Of the Independence oinb OF 'i"f
lem and a prominent member OF inc h"rI''" ~
publican Club. made one OF the principal addresses
uc smoke IN his happlest style and was received with
tremendous cheers.
Sumner Il. stiles. OF the vcepre'iheh's VI Wv
Hamilton Republican Club has returned from marble
head Mass where hc has been spending snort WI
cation. soo
Tho CORES ponding secretary OF the lhdepho'"ce
(1ub IS william +. II. Kocsch. lie has been one oi
the most active and successful members OF TINS hN'N
Young Republican organization. Mr. koelsch mas '''n
nnremittng in his efforts 10 advance the h''r'S'S
Of the club and has Gone good Work durihp INV '''
He started for Chicago yesterday on v'oauoh anu
will visit the Worlds Fair. All COMMUNICATION 10
the club In his absence should be- addressed to William
A. Charles. 49,
The recording secretary OF the Harlem Republican
Club Walter Watkins, will 20 on bis summer
vacation which he will spend With his family IN or"hs
County 80
The anniversary OF the first battle OF Bun Kun VIII
h. comm4morated by the veterans OF the 5th Reg
man, in n visit 10 the .iaic Camp at fcchNkil 'iIy
81 Not only will all Inc members Of the Veteran
Organization be invited to 60 but each on VIII De
allowed have certain number OF friends win mh'
Invitations have been sent ont to the members OF TIC
socotion and IL IS expected that nearly ali OF them
Will avail themselves Of the opportunity. Arrange
men,s will be made with the New York Central for
specaI train Peckshi1 II will be left to the option
OF the veterans whether they viii wear the gray cap
not
Lenox section No. I5. Cadets Of Temperance held |
Its quarterly installation Of officers Thursday evening
I'm Association Hall, Parkave. and One-hundrcd-and |
twenty -nnthst before a large audience. After the
installation there n programme ~ literary aud
musical numbers and Grand Worthy Pairian Langley
made an address. some OF the visitors present were
j. Cihcrslecve and G.. Il. Mcclellan. The officers
of the section are Alfred stole worthy patriant; God