New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-03
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
WORK OF THE MANHATTAN H0sPTrAL5
PICNICS AND OUTINGs-vARIOUS NOTES.


The last report of the Manhattan Dispensary
and Hospttai Amsterdam-ave. end One-hundred.
and thirtieth-st, which Is for the month OF july
has Just been Issued. Some idea OF the great work
done by this noble charity may be had from '"s
number OF patients treated, the number OF ibJuieo
persons received there and the amount OF gooo
generally done to the people within reach OF its
ambulances and physicians. Forty-fve pat'eh's
were In the hospital July 20 and seventyfve were
admitted In the month"; making total OF IN
persons treated. Twenty-Five II these were dis-
charged cured, thrty-sx as improved eleven
died from the injuries received an accidents ana
from hopeless diseases The total number OF peo-
pie remaining In the hospital In August was my
In the outdoor department there were 9i pc"
cases yJS old cases. making a total OF 5o cases.
In the medical division there were 0f new cases
and l29 Old patients total OF 3S. Severai re-
narkable cures made and several cxceeo'
iasly difficult surgical operations we're undertaken
with success. Ninety-nine ambulance calls were
made by the hospital and the delnanI for the
services Of the hospital attendance Is constantly
increasing. Or. George r. Chase Is chief OF the
surgical DIVISION while Dr. II. u. Henson has
charge of the medical 'iivision. The vistinS sur
geon Is DR.. II. i. WIlke, the visiting physician
DR.. George ). Knckerbocker, AMI the fUise pny'
sician Dr. l.. A. Covert. ,ev ,rll OF the rstients
received at this hospital nave BEN tra'sferiee
and cared for at the Isabella Heimath.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow ~. .-noon ne i1embers
Of the Independence Club, with tn FIR many friends
will give dinner In comn,in)rlton Of the move"
ment which led to the 'oun ia-ion 81 this -Four.
ishing organization. The dinner viii be -ven at
the clubhouse at Lenox-ave. and One-h in1red-and
twenty-seyenth-st and 1t IL espe ted that large
number O. well-known Republic ms. lot only In
Harlem but in other parts OF tire city VIII Dc
present In fact, the dinner Will be sort OF
opening gun OF the campaign In the NANiiitn
Assembly District, In which the inaspet genes
Club is one OF the leading organizations T'h
Climb has already made a record for itself as
lively and aggressive Republican orsanzation'
and Il IL expected that II VIII DO good work N the
campaign this fall. -
An entertainment for the benefit OF the hafie'e
Day Nursery was given b. the many friends oil tnas
charity Friday night at Amityville L. l. Inc en-
tertanment consisted of a series OF tapieaus anu
party after the old school. There was also
an interesting programme of music and recitations
which was given under the supervision or MIS-
Frank Mccoy and Mrs Edward q. Wells OF th's
city Some OF those taking part In the entertan-
ment were the Misses Ross. Durham, Holnoay' NC
Coy, Barter, THAN, and Messrs Proudioro' .iAsA'
Donohue ,Cramer, Ross and Mccoy. one OF the IN
terestng features of the evening was recitations
Inv Mrs f. Hathaway and Mrs. Halliday The
Lone Fisherman" given by Mr. Proudfoot' VINO
also gave Ninety Eels in Thirty Minutes. Inc
sum of $40 % was realized by this little entertain
ment which was duly forwarded to the secretary
of the Day Nursery. at No. 2g East one-nundred'
The well-known theosophist Mrs Annie besah''
will give lecture this evening on tneosophy AT inc
rooms of The Theosophical Society OF Harlem, NO.
li2 West One hundred and-twenty-ff MRS.
Besant Is well known in Harlem as speaker ana
a thinker on religious subjects and as the hall In
which she will speak will not accommodate more
than 900 people, II will probably De cro"ueu 'ohs
before the time for the lecture.
The societies connected with All Saints Church,
Madlson-ave and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
held their annual excursion Thursday. The barge
Nelson towed by the steamer Backbird, lett one
hundred and twenty fifth-st. and East River carry
in the morning with over 1000 people aboard ana
made for Grand View Park, on the Sound. AZ the
mark various games and exercises occupied the at
tention OF the many people present william Weicks
won the sack race while Frank Griffin was secoho.
Stephen Dolan and f.. s. Connell were hrst anu
second In the loo-yard dash. The shooting match
was won by Hugh McEvoy, while John j. FISH "ss
second. .o,, Tho hu,a.
work q rsnoysng and sne Of
ng Of the esats Neh has been going on steadily
during the summer months. and the nome OF . tme
th S When vi the members left it
the summer: Many OF the rooms were coVenea Win s
pspered in bright cheerful colors, and many other
improvements have been made NOW itns,anu ths
regular meetings Of the association have been wen
attended There was an especially large aend1 MIA
n the ne hall Of the association hndredsna:
~ " ATHEIST near the Boulevard. The meeting
vas addressed by Charles Mcintyre. Next Ihur"-
law James A. Scott will address the meeting
Frank Banister the secretary OF the Harlem
Branch of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION,
.et,,rned TO his desk Thursday after having spent
,ome time in Chicago and visiting his home In the
western part of this state. The reception com.
nittee OF this association left town yesterday Tor
little junketng trip up the Hudson. and VIII camp
opposite Rverdae, where they VIII remain uhui
tuesday. -, A., r.,. r.
hange for Womans Work will be reopened Septem,
Der q with an attractive display of delcacies ana
homemade articles which cannot DC bougnt "a
he regular stores The rooms OF the Exchange
ire at No ~ West Observation-Disclosures fifth
Il II has been closed since July %. All those de-
firing TO purchase household delicacies can have
heir purchases sent to any distance from the city.