New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
INCIDENTS IN HARLEM.
REJOICING AMONG TIE REPUBLICANS
FAIR OF THE SILVER CROSS MUIR
SERY- CHURCH NOTES.


-, tbc most satisfactory features Of the vic
las, Tuesday to the Republicans in Harlem
w.. -. tho Republican gains in the northern part
- Wonbattan Island were made with the use Of lit
t or no campaign money. 1t was an indication
-, the people and not Doodle. were with the Re
r,,can party The election of Thomas ii. Rob
p.o, as Assemblyman in the NXNIlth Assembly
,ic, was a striking proof of this. Before the
,,i,n his opponents pretended not to know that
hore was a Republican candidate in the hea.
.ycbo the deuce is Robertson?' is the question
ho, was merrily passed along the lines Ci the
rocratic rank and file. His opponent, George
:, webster went into the campaign with the enor-
Ia canlpaign fund of Tammany Hall behind hiIn
,6 was absolutely certain Of his election 70 the
,ssemblv But instead of this Mr.. Robertson was
,n, into office with a handsome plurality. Mr. Rob
r.son was born in Brooklyn forty-five years ago
,d received his education in the public schools
berc lie worked a mechanic al Poashkecpsie
and other places near New-York. When his en-
,lovers opened a branch Office in Harlem Mr. ROD
er,son was selected to take charge of 1t, ana ne
has lived in this part of the city eight or nine
wears. He lives at No. 2j3 East One-hundred-and-
twentv-third-st., and is a wcll-known member OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. in One-nnn-
drcd-and- eig feminist, near Second-ave
The Republicans of Harlem gave expression 10
their Joy the result of the recent elections
ty a parade Wednesday night. under the auspices
Of the Union Republican Club. the headquarters OF
which is at No. $50 Thrd-ave The parade WAS
in honor of the election of Mr.. Robertson to the
Assembly from the XNNIIth Assembly District. in
which the Union Club is the leading Republican
organization. Between 800 and u" members OF the
club and their friends. headed by its president
David Fredsaln and Assembly an-elect Robertson
marched through the principal streets and passed
by the clubhouses of other Republican organizations
In Harlem. The paraders carried brooins' ana
many of them decorated with ROSTERS On
the route they were joined by hundreds oil ltepuD'
Ncans and before they returned TO the clubhouse
the number of men paradng was sweled to nearly
1000 The route taken was Observation-Disclosures
,y-third-st to Frstave.. to Observation-Disclosures
ty-fourth-st. Lenox-ave. where the independence
Cub joined the procession. TO One-hundred-and-
thirtv-fourth-s;. to SeVenth-ave.. where the Ham
nton Republican Club saluted TO One-hundred
and-thiriieth-st through LenoX-ave. 70 One-hun-
.tventv-ffth-st.. where the Harlem Repub
lean Club was saluted. then to Fifh-avc. and back
to Third-ave. and Observation-Disclosures second
81.
A SUCCESSFUL D\BY'S HARVEST"
4 highly successful fair given Wednesl
Thursday and Friday Of last week in the hall OF
me Harlem Opera House entitled THE Babys
Harvest" for the benefit OF the Silver Cross Day
Nursery. This charity is supported by all the lead
Ing churches of Harlem. with their several organ
!zGtiOns which alone is enough to insure lis great
success. The result of the three days wo.k was
about $500 which will be turned over TO the
treasury of the nursery. During the fair musical
ana literary entertainments given an adj
Gitiona attraction. Some Of those appearing on
Thursday evening were Vess L. Ossman. with some
Of his pupils: Mrs. Ardeley Cochran. Mrs. William
Switzcr Miss Florence Chapman. Mr.. Gerau and
L. j. Reilly The Mzpah Circle Of 81. Jamess Meth
odst Episcopal Church had flower booth. which
Was Of the attractive features Of the fair II
was in charge of Mrs. Dean. Miss Thurston. Mrs.
E Jac&a, Mrs y. Mcconnell Miss Mcconnell, Miss
Martin. Mrs. L. Best Miss c. Mesereau. Miss
A table laden with attractive articles of house,
hold use managed by the women OF the Second
cclegiste Reforped church OF whom TTf
Mr rs H tny E. F9ier hrs EGs@T ~ Hoasiand,
| Mrs Arthur Stillwell. Mrs. T. g. Wells. Mrs.
Ra9s + Ken erm6 9u MT N Gharc Mape Mrs B.
Smith Miss B@5cock Mss Tss0P ra Mss R 9Rren
Seventy members of the ST Andrews Circle were
Me and da f91 Eo Wo6 Sr
Miss Annie Ws9n Mrs cum min F6 M5s A Rer
nard Miss A. Lawrence ana Miss Dora Mooney;
G @mbr Of w6o hsd charge Of the
ket and willow booth Among them wer n, MTs
Clark Miss l. Keichum, Miss /. Kgrr, Mrs s. s
Clarke Mrs L a. Ho Rea Tnv chuTch war rpre
s Mis j. at the butterfly booth by Mrs LeandeI II
Brdgnan MIS- Hihf Ms I9hn Nnrrs Bas
Crook and an able corps OF assistants e Wr
i9 another sUeccssfu fair YVES given under The aus
pices Of the Earnest Circle Of King Daughters OF
he Baptist Church of the Reieener, in One-hun-
dred-and- thirtyfrst-st.. near Seventh-ave. lnr'c
Of the same church. Mrs. Franklin. Miss snell
Ne MsT . BpTdifk aF' vsn anS l 1ria e
Miss Duryea in charge Of the booths
CHURCH WORK AID SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
The New-YorR philharmonic club gave con-
cert Thursday evening under the auspices Of the
Missionary Society Of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church in Sevcnth-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
ty-ninth-st. Some Of those taking part were Miss
Marian Weed Carl Bartts, Mr. Wenner, Mr..
The deiegates from Harlem who are attending
christian Association which is being held AT Bing-
hamton, are Miss Mary McElrOy, Miss Sarah Car
son. Miss Gillespie Miss Jennie furdy ana MISS
reception was given by MIR. and Mrs. William
IL shaw a week ago Friday at their home. No.
ri Vest Northumberland -Arstst. The FOL
W;sn r,beH shaw. Miss Kennedy ana Mis-,
ipeerne' some Of those present were Miss Emma
smith Mr. and Mrs Chase, MI ana Mrs T"f'.
Mr. AMI Mrs; Mayer. Mr. ard MIS- f. o. 5a I
.Jacka Mr. and Mrs. Jones Mr. ana Mrs Horace
r. Hamilton Mr.. and Mrs. Giandon, ana Mr. ana
The Rev Dr. Charles $. Robinson, pastor of the
New-York Presbyterian Church, VIII begin comrs'
OF lectures at his church Sunday eVem ahs lhlS
OF the Spade" , - 49,
annual fair in the schoolrOom Of the church or
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY afternoons an an
be sold at moderate prices. An entertainment
alice in Wonderland" will be given every evenins
The Young Peoples Association Of holy Trinity
Church will hold special services this evening, "a
which the Rev. Dr. Arthur BROOKS VIII speak.
1BOTE TIE H1RLEM