New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The remaining days Of REPATRIATION IN hfs ctv Wt D.
tomorrow saturday, The Democrats are making an
effort 10 hare creru member ejr party registered Repuo
ucanS should be no less ddiG,nt
The Governing Committee of the stock Exchang
spent a long time yesterday in thc consideration o.
routine matters. An invitation from the Philadelphia
stock Exchange to attend the opening Of its no'
rooms on Saturday was read and President Bun
announce a committee to-day. a few securities were
added TO the list and an arbitration case came W 10
settlement
A reception TO Bishop Andrews Will be given by ~
Methodist Social Union Of New-York at the assembly
rooms Of the Metropolitan opera House on October
80 from to ii p. IL.
An entertainment and ball for the benefit of the
Hebrew shcliering Guardian Society of New York vii
be given at the Lexington Avenue Opera House next
Tuesday evening. The society supports the orphan
asylum at Elcvenlh-avc. and One-hundred and
ffiicth-st and branch at Avenue and Eighty
scycntlst. The entertainment is I'm charge of Henry
Lewis. Alfred Jacobs, Morris Goodhaidt and Herbert
II. Levcne 4 number Of ladies who are interested
in the society will also help to make the entertain
ment success. The members Of the Thalia Theatre
Company Will take part in the performance The
price Of admission will be 81.
The funeral OF DR.. John William Schmidt Arnold
who died at Sewance Tenn, last saturday, was
held yesterday at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
The services conducted by Dr. George II.
IOughtON. assisted by the Kew. r. l. lOugniOn Inc
burial was in Greenwood.
The Rev Dr. James Morrow, secretary of the Penn
syvania Bible Society, will preach " The Jewish
Question Sunday morning in ST. Pauls Church in
Tourth-ave.
An appeal for aid from the Inhabitants Of Turks
and Calcos Islands has been received The Islands
were visited on September by a hurricane, which
Gc, iroycd go houses Of the poorer classes. Mid
dlcion d Coz Nos. co and 62 New-st, viii receive
contributions.
\ semLcentennlal sociablc will be held in the
Tlireth street Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor
row evening, when historical sketch of the church
viii be read by John F. Phayre, and lecture
Elements Of Success will be delivered by the pastor
the Rev Dr. Oakley.
New English Giberts have just appeared in market.
\ religious convention will be begun at the Hebrew
Christian Church. No Il ST. Marks place, Sunday.
DR.. Howard Crosby viii preach Jewish Missions"
Monday evening
There goes Il tfuck with load worth 500. oOO,7
said West shore Railroad delivery clerk: lis raw
silk; We haze handled nearly quarter Of million
dollars worth during the last few days
There will be special exercises IN Grammar School
No. 81. in West Forty -fourhst., tomorrow for the
reception Of an American flag which has been pre-
scnted to that school by Trustee Henry \. Rogers.
The presentation viii be made by J. Scavcr Page
AMI the flag viii be accepted on the part of the
school by Inspector u. W. c. Ward
The Park Board yesterday awarded the following
contracts for street paving: Bostonave., to W. J.
Clark 1892: Lind-avc., W. g. Gleason, 81 O91
for building retaining wall, drains and walls IN
Riverside Park, Robert Hanna d Co., S2O,70o
Pedestrians in Nassau-st., between Fulton and
Maiden Lane, have a hard time Of II nowadays The
sidewalk at best Is only about six feet WIDE and
where half Of that IS occupied by piled up paving
stones. it Is now. people have TO walk over
ono another IN order TO get along.
J. T. B.HThc method Of serving papers in the
United states Circuit Court on a On-rcsdcnt de-
PENDANT IS not uniform, but general rule the
process OF the court must be served on the defend
an personally by a marshal or deputy marshal In
certain cases, where the defendants address is IN
known and the right TO real or personal property IS
involved. service by publication under the order Of
the court IS allowed
The senior class of Columbia College elected the
following officers yesterday President, ]. W. Thatch
er; vice president Rcmsen Johnson secretary George
Dana MumfOrd treasurer, Hammond Odcll historian
Edward Bright; poet, Norman Wilde.