As part of her tenure in New York, she performed at the Grand Opera House.

[3][4] In July 1886 Harrison performed in the comedy, The Maid of Belleville, at the Star Theatre.

The company, which included actor Frank David, moved on to Chicago when the hot summer weather forced the theater to close abruptly.

In April 1879, prior to leaving for an acting engagement in Boston, Massachusetts, she was visited by Nathan Washington.

[2][7] Suspicion fell upon Harrison as a potential accomplice due to her leaving the city shortly after the shooting, but she was found innocent of any involvement.