New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-27

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Lamps have been placed under the stations of tn,
elevated railroad in First-ave.; these of grea
benefit TO truckmen
The ladies connected with the Church Of the Gov.
enant thinking of building Seaside Sanitariun
near Monmouth Beach.
Vice President Wheeler was in the city yesterday
and called at the Custom House, where he lunchel
with Collector Merritt
The cold weather has caused brisk coal trade
Some retail dealers unable TO fill their order.
fast enough to meet The demand.
The Young Mems Association Of the Temple Beth
III VIII give IT'S opening entertainment and recep-
ton this evening at Terrace Garden
| The gray sky aud lowering clouds yesterday ac-
corded well with the feelings OF those who had
dined too well on Thanksgiving Day
Young men are allowing their winter boards to
grow, and the down now conspicuous upon the Cos
ing ioietells the maturity of the fowl.
TEDIOUS TRAVEL
Travel is tediOus ~ evening between the two
upper stations the East Side elevated roads. The
number of trains III advance makes long waiting q
common experience.
COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES.
The Cooper Union free Saturday night lectures
for the people, IN the great hail. will be opened at
! o'clock this evening with readings by Professor
| Robert II. R9vmoud.
just CAUSES OF FEMININE DISTRESS
The storm doors iind many victims. Yesterday
| the Post OEico doors smashed silk hat and dis
trbuted pot Of pant Oh the clothes OF several per
sons.
NV DANGER IN THE STREET CARS.
| The Careless handling of guns the surface
roads by young men who are going To or returning
from hunting causes much connection among pas
| sengers
FUNERAL MUSIC IN HARLEM.
| \ band was featurc Of funeral yesterday IN
| Harlem. II played GirgcS during the services, and
! also on the balcony of the house the procession
| departed.
! 4 COLLEGE YEAR BOOK.
| The students Of the University Of the City of
! New-Yorl TO publish "A year book called tho
Violet" having an editor from each OF the soce-
lies, also including one from the freshman class.
-, CHtLLE%GE FOR GoLLFGs BOAT FAcr.
challenge To Cornell for iOuT-oaTed race AS the
Cornell crew intends going 10 ENGLAND next year
1t is doubtful if the challenge Will be accepted
CHARITY TO THE ACID.
A new asylum for the Old Gentlenen's Unsecta-
rian Home has Just been opened az MOtt-ave and
observation-disclosures ixty- hfth-,t. On THANKSGIVING
| day the inmates were provided with an excellent
dinner.
john Stevens lgborcr. age thrty-twO,
rested by Officer Flanagan rs insane, Thursday
night and was locked up III the Liberty Street POI
Ice Station He was found dead IN his cell yestcr-
day morning.
CHILD ABANDONED
A female child, about week Old was found by a
policeman last evening in the ball OF No. 80 DIyi-
name VARY Diamond. She was placed in the care or
the City Nurse.
woRsHiPPING WITH THEIR NEIGHBoRs.
The Madison Avenue Congregational Church is to
hold a bazar III its church next week. In conse-
quencc OF thS Arrangement the congregation viii
worship with the Memorial Presbyterian Church
Tor the next three Sunday MORNINGS.
DINNrR OF HAMILTON ALUMNI
The iamlo College Alumni Association of the
City of New-York and vicinity ha- decided 10 have
its annual dinner at the Hotel Brunswick, Dacembtr
10. Ex-Governor Walker, of Virginia. General |
Joseph X. Hawiey and Charles Dudley Warner of |
Hartford. viii be present.
80 srNUTf UNDEI WHICH ,Hr Gould BR Held. |
arfa.gn~d ~ Oh" l0r>yIile Police Court ycstrr,iav
Mrs. lizzc iavllaud. the woman who Thursday |