New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
tDcM THE wHIRL OF POLITICS TO THE
CALM OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS.


CALM OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
The political storm has passed by and correspond
ing calm succeeds, but both the Harlem Republican
end the Hamilton Republican cluos have plans for
The winter. which. II carried out, doubtless they
win be- viii TO keep alive popular interest In tho
tdpdcs Of the day. In the meantime the social elc-
mcnt win assert itself Building operations VIII con-
tnue a. Of DID, and the prospects are that the real
esaAe market will be strong and steady II not remark
nsly sctivc.
The cleveisth annual meeting Of tho Board Of Man.
seers Of tho Now-York Home for Canvalescents. No.
<8s EAst One hundred and eghtecnthst. was held at
tho homo On Monday morning. Mrs. Bradford Rhodes
the treasurer, reported receipts for the year as
q ,oae 06, expenditures @l67o 40, and balance on
hanA Of % -. The corresponding secretary, Miss
H. D. Nelson. reported that ninedy-one patients had
been cared Tor during the year and acknowledged the
yeoept OF various contributions. The following officers
yeo reelected President, Mrs. w. G. Palmer; hrst
vioeprssident, Mrs. James Wood : second vicepres
dent Mrs.. Alexander Buchanan; third vice president,
Nn. J. a. Fowler; recording secretary Mrs. Sara X
Bourne; corresponding secretary Miss H. d. Nelson;
treasurer, Mrs. bradford Rhodes. Among others
presenk ct the meeting Mrs. NJ. McKinnon, Mrs.
=. L. champln Mys, J. w. Guiteau, Mrs. John Bell,
Mn. William A. Weed, and the Rev. Alexander Lewis.
The floral carnival held by the Silver Cross Guild
Of the Order Of Kings Daughters, which opened at
Opera House Hall on Wednesday and closed Friday
niGAt successful and attractive entertainment,
gvcu for the benont Of the day nursery Just estab
lshed by the gsiA Of No. 2,240 Second-ave The
hall Yves beautifully decorated, the various booths
handsomely arranged, and there great va
rety Of attractions 70 draw money the pockets
Of ell present interested in tho good work which the
guild has taken upon itself. special feature was
ane k hag whose stars bore the autographs Of large
number Of prominent of national and local repue.
Among the many women taking part in the carnival,
and 10 whom It's success largely due, were the fol-
land
bliss Sophia smyth, Miss Emily NJ. Gillette, Miss Annie
r. Bennett. Miss x. c. Cammsck, Miss J. Ferris, Mrs.
~. L. Bachs Mrs. John wray, Mrs. j. p Stoecker, Mrs
C. Anderson, Miss &. Anderson, Mrs. J. Z. Price,
Miss z. Haendle Miss A. e. Smuller Miss Brown Miss
Lottie Lee Buxton, Mrs. f. E. Blanchard, Miss Julia
L. skllin. Mrs. A. G. Leberecht, Mrs. NJ Slater Mrs.
Ira Beman Read, Miss l.. Lows, Mrs. g. e. Kuhn
AZ he's already been noted the prize autograph flag
wss by the Normal College, Princeton coming In
, good second.
Tho Harlem Democratic Club has voted to send q
silver snubox to Allan G. Thurman, Of Ohio, on the
occasion Of his seventy seventh birthday.
Debates ut the Harlem Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association have been arranged as follows
November Is, "Is the Ballot Reform Law SUGGEST"
November %. els the Reciprocity Amendment OF the
New Tariff Law Adequate to the Country's Needs ="
November 90. should the Negro have been Fran
chised 70 The resignation of L. c. shney as secretary
Of the branch account Of illhealth, has been re-
ceaveo WIN Sroa@ ioSrcU W si'o 'ie'"DS' "a ~ ~
ciaton.
At tho regular meeting of the Harlem Democratic
Club held Wednesday evening. four new members were
elected. a ''ai<i
The TWENTY ninth Precinct Police Station is draped
in mourning out Of respect to Richard Walker one Of
tho Oldest uptown policemen who died at St. Luke's
Hospital on Wednesday morning He was forty
years old and had been seventeen years on the force
beautiful display Of chrysanthemums has been
made BY aorst # East One fifth
new dispensary, called the Hamilton, has recently
been opened at No. 376 West Onehunded and twenty
ffth-st Several homeopathic medical men OF the \
West sHe Of Ere the 1 as VIII 'e eS
Marie Wainwright In Twelfth Night at Ha9paseeer-
stein: Harlem oP:Ts HOUSE sin week cave
nsnts q the Harlem branch Of shs Means
be Murdered in to-mcrrow night No Isl East One
,s.sntX nf tins Several Of the camps
e1ssosAsr Of the alssau suoa1ns concerts of the
sss RssS sf ssh and & ~ es
services In memory Of GustGyus Adopns, the
aG SsuI e Ss1 ~.fs # S. q ss rsss
Church, m hast One-hrnd Cd and sixteenth.st, on
THursday evening brilliant historical address was
dss.S By The &. F bscs, D Of
The Euterpe Choral Society will give its frst CON
the season Ct the cnm n W.d %ss
One Of he most attractive entertainments Of the
wei w os Th sar Friday and saturday
and evenings by the Young Ladies' Society OF Ti m
grim Congregational Church america Sussa o SCot
land Ireland and other countries VIII De iepese.eu
by various booths, with the attendants attireo LII ma
tcnal costume.