New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

.cr K-Tbe steamshp America is running the
line Baltimore the NewYork was sold
several ago and converted into sailing vessel Inc
former is still owned by the North German Lioyu.
ZEE Riff private family. the newcomer should be
introduced TO all the members who should rise TO greet him.
II in boarding house to intimate personal friends only.
Japanese persimmons from Florida novelty in the
market They big reddishyelow plums average
weight and cost 81 80 Dozen Each one 'ar
res guarantee of large sized pucker
Charles D. Kellogg secretary OF the Charity Organization
Society ia his remarks the meeting last Friday in relation
to OF coffee houses in did not
that too dependeice placed the Gospei alone III
TEMPERANCE work. quoted Dr. Wayiand that we have
too much gospel Don't don't TO the liquor saooh
and we give other resoto go to ami some
thing in thereof and is useless 10 Tell them
TO keep away the dram shop unless we supply an
tive attraction such as coffee houses offer"
A policeman a window in Commissioner frenchs
house at Onehundred and the Boulevard on
Sunday night promptly alarmed the family fearing that
burglar the place. but he found that the window
had left open by accident.
Dr. Thomas the receipt of the following add
for the Charleston Medical College, Dr. H.
Derby 500: Dr. P. F. Mundi $25; Dr. George g. wheeock
s25; DR.. w. GIL Wyhe 500.
The Rev John r. Paxton, exceptionally eloquent
and attractive lecturer Will speak this evening IN the Fourth
Church In West Thry-fourthst MS supJSc'
being ION TO Richmond"
The funeral OF Henry p Egleson took place In Trinity
Church Yesterday The Rev. Morgan Dix assisted 10y the
Rev. Dr. George II. Houghton the Rev W. s. Ransford the
Rev. Arthur Kmber and the Rev. George d. Johnson OF
Island ofcsted The pail bearers were f. H. Apple
ton F. C. Lawrence. J. F. d. Laner. j. F. Tams E. d.
Dodge H. Greenlea Jules MOntant and H. s. van Duzer
The funeral vas largely attended
Dr. Charles Meyer who was recently convicted OF NAL
practice in the sentenced 10 the pene
tary for two and years yesterday admitted to bail
in 900 by Van Brunt pending his appeal The
bail was furnished and the prisoner was released
The annual nesting OF the Baseball Arbitration Committee
will lie held at the Fifth Hotel December Ia
In spite Of the additional the blockade Of
people on the Bridge platforms as great as ever.
The passengers by Bridge complain that the sliding
of occasionally
for entrance and exit.
Controller yesterday received note written in neat
feuin hand 1t to his city house last Friday
forwarded to the controllers Office The note
follows Enclosed lind $50, taxes on NV small es
k The amount has been credited to the Conscience
Fund.
There is now on exhibition at the Barker Art Galleries
large collection OF European art potteres. French china
vases mante SETS bronze figures etc
OF 29 lots sold yesterday The prices
unusually low. a handsome onyx and real " me
clock with twenyoneday movement striking quar'er ana
half cathedral gong sold Tor $22 Another similar
clock brought s33.
one of the newly arrived grants Garden be-
ing anxious make himself useful put to work sweep
ing the hoor large he picked five dollar
piece Although at the end Of ms resources and almost
penness being unable topOcure employment he took the
money to the charge Recently he picked up an
| English shilling and turned to the officials
The Hudson Homing CLUB OF NewYorA has elected T. +.
Read pres Corlova vcepr slent and F. F.
Benson. secretary Homins Pigeon Federation OF New
YORK and its vicinity has which VIII give trust
worthy clubs within twenty five miles OF the Guy
Hail. hold m. at the pigeon
show in the American Institute on December 2
some crystals glenl foun at shaft No. D. OF the Aque
duct shown at The meeting Of the Academy of Sciences
Hamilton Hail Columbia University. last night. Albert r.
Leas was cold to read his paper on Pur
ncaon of SUPPLE and VIII probably present nex
Monday evening.