New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

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it has been deemed necessary to enlarge the mission
| house.
"THE OLD WORLD VERSUS TIE New
The Rev. DR.. Bernard q Reilly, aller an apsrnoo
of three years abroad, will deliver Lecture az
| Chickering Hall on November ii, on Inc OIu
! World versus the New"
| CROss-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH.
| The first cross-cOuntry match for the champion
ship of America will be held tomorrow under ine
| auspices of the New-YOrk Athletic Club. The start
| will be made from the end of Ienth-aVe.
| FALLING FROM A HoCsETUP.
Christopher Ostertoge, acabnet-maker, twenty
four years old, of No. 2l2 Second-st, while repair
ing the roof of his house yesterday lost ms nInjt
| was found that his skull was fractured. lie was
! seut to Bellevue Hospital.
| A TEMPERANCE MEETING WELL ATTENDED.
| The meeting of the Manhattan Temperance A'No-
citation at Cooper Union yesterday was largely A.
tended. }. b. Gibbs presided, and among the spcdh
ers were the Rev. stephen Merritt, the Rcy, George
II. Hck and I. 5: Lambert. \ han has been en-
gagged at No. 80 West Fourtcenth-st.
CONFIDENT OF ITS INTEGRITY.
Yes, sir am right" is the declaration posted
on the face Of clock IN tn ,nf o9e G
road =" Bnt the statement has to be taken on tick,
after all remarked bystander.
DRUNKAKDs AT BELLEVUE.
ground floor in Which patients suffering from tho
effects of strong drink are confined These are
always occupied and numerous are the patients
that every day transfer Is made 10 othcT ihSutu-
tons.
A MODEST ESTIMATE OF HIMSELF
Pedestrians stop to read the following sign, dis
played in black and gilt III Duanest: " The poorest
printer in the world No attention whatever paid
TO orders. Prices higher than any other house IN
the city. Seventeen small business cards Tor
81 900 in gold. Other work IN proportion
WANTING TO TRAVEL FREE OF DEBr
Antonio T.. Terry, of No. All Fiih-avc., published
a notice that he would pay no debts contracted IN
his name after date. 70 a TRIBUNE reporter Ac
said ne did this because nc WAS gong ID Europe
and did not want to DC pcsteIcd with duhS after nc
got there
POLICE JUSTICES GOING OFT OF OFFICE.
The terms of ,oflice of PoccJusticcs Il. :. Nor
gan and GersOn " Herman expired yesterday.
They hold office until their successors are noun
noted by the Mayor and confirmed 10y the Bonrt oI
Aldermen. The Mayor has ten days IN winch TO
make his nominations. He has not set sisuIncd
who he will name for the vacancies
TUE IXIO> BICYCLE CLUB ROAD RACE.
| The second annual road race Of fifteen miles ioI
the club championship of the IXion Bicycle Lmb
Will take place Tomorrow. The start Wll be made
Avenue Boulevard AT 1880 a. IN. Inc course cN-
tends along the Boulevard to One-hund icd-and-
fifty SccOnd-st and thence through Icutl-aNc. 10
the kiDgsbridge road. The finish will be made at
YOnkcrs, where dinner Will be served.
ORGANIZING Football LEAGUE.
meeting Ofsttudcns from several school, IN tins
city and vicinity was held III the Fith ANcnu" to-
tel Oh Saturday TO organic football league. lhc
delegatce present were II. ". Carter, H. Is. DAVIS
and =. ". Wheeler, of Park Institute; Avery Eckcrt
and \. RaynOT, of Dr. Chapn's school; }. f. JcIny
and w. j. Quintard, of the Kings school, STAN
ford; w. VI. Chapman, from Gibbons School, aud
NJ ;. Perry, Cfthe Berkeley. constitution and by
laws were adopted.
REoPENING METHODIST CHURCH.
After extensive improvements, the licdding
Methodist Episcopal Church in East Seventeenth
81. was reopcned yesterday. At $3.50 a. IN. there
was love feast, presided over by Bishop Harris.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Fowler preached III the
morning and Professor G.. Il. Crooks, OF Drew Semi
nary, in the evening. In the afternoon sunday
school anniversary meeting was held AT which
John b. Cornell aud others spoke. The chanccl aud
pulpit were proluscly decorated with lowers
| RFp0RTING HEAVY WEATHER Al STA.
| The transatlantic steamships which arrived yes
| terday reported severe weather.. The steamship
Katie, from stettin, which sailed from HAVE on
October %, broke OIL two of the blades of her pro-
peleT by striking against some nuating wrcckagc.
! The steamer De kuyteT, from Antwerp, was nine
! teen days out from Falmouth, Eng. lhc steamer
| Finchey, from Barrow, on October2i III latitude
! 49C 80 north, longitude 80 10 west, passed con-
| siderable wreckage
HOTEL CLERK MISSING.
| John Quincy Adams stone clerk employed i'm
| the 1t. Stephens Hotel in East Elevcnth-st. was
, reported MISSING at Police Headquarters yesterday
afternoon. lie left the hotel early i'll the morning
to meet his mother who was to arrive on one Of the
boats Of the StoningtOn line. Mr.. Stones mother
waited several hours for him and then went to the
| hotel Ii was feared that as he was suffering from
malaria he I"igllt have lost his reason and fallen
| int0 the river from nnc Of the piers.
BrGGlNG Is ORDER TO BUY CANDY.
| On Friday night, Agent Chiids of the Charity
| Organization Society, two little girls begging
| in the BOwcry. They were well dressed. They said
that they were compelled to beg by their parents
| and gave the agent false address. Last night Mr.
| Childs saw the girls again and followed them to
| their home at No. 81 East Thrd-st. The parents
were found to be respectable people who did not
| know of their childrcns dOings. The children adj
mitted that they begged i'll order 10 get money TO
buy candy. The parents were cautioned to keep a
! better watch on the children
THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE BOWERY MISSION.
The Bowery Mission at No. 36 BOwery, celc-
brated its third anniversary yesterday. Three
years ago the work of caring for the deserving
1,.,t 3
| intendcnt Chlds says il has tifty-sX lOdgrs-all
that can he cared for in the establishment. Ar
rangements have been made to provide lodgings for
others III the neighborhocd and to give meals TO
! those who are in want. Among those who addressed
the meetings yesterday were the Rev. A. q. Ruliil-
| son, Lewis L. llbbais, ii. Edward ROWlaEd and
| William Lambert.
THE DEBT or ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
| Yesterday being the 'irst sunday Of November the
| regular monthly collection, which was begun last
January for the purpose ofpaying on the heavy
| that has so long burdencd st. Stephens Roman
Catholic Church in East Twenty -cighth-st., was
! taken up there-thc pastor, Rev. DIR. Edward
McGlynn with his assistant priests going around in
person, basket in hand from pew 10 pew COllec-
lions were taken at all the masses seven in number
as well at the other services in the Afternoon and
| evening. DR.. McGynn says that since he began
these special collections last winter the debt Of the
| church has been reduced about S35,OtO. II was
| about > 10000 AT the beginning of the year He
hopes to have it entirely paid Oft within the next
! three or four years.
BROOKLYN.
Many Brooklyn cergymen preached on Luther
yesterday.
Frederick BOxtOrf age forty-cight of No. 80
Grand-st., died yesterday morning from injuries re-
ceiyed by falling down stairs on Friday night.
Bishop George r, Seymour, d; d., of the diocese
| Of Springfield H., preached yesterday in St.
| Lukes Episcopal Church, i'll Clinton ave.
| p. G. MOzoOmdar, the learned HiudoO who has
| addressed large audiences III New-YOrk, Brooklyn
and Boston spoke in Plymouth Church last even
ing upon the religion of India
The thirty-sixth anniversary of the Sunday
school of the Strong Place Baptist Church C"e-
brated last evening The principal address was
| Institute
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