New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
with the examination Of aHidsvits Mr.. Brown Will
be called on to mako his statement on Monday.
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NEWBORN CITY.

NEW-YORk CITY.
House Blessing (dedicston) Of the Messiah
Home for Little Children win take place at No.
Rutherford place ct O'Clock tomorrow. The Rev.
DR.. Collyer is to give address
All persons arc cautioned against Q man soliciting
aid claiming TO be a member Of the First Baptist
Church Of this city He is not . member Of the
church and is unworthy Of assistance.
There only few days left for visit to tho
American Institute Fair at sxy-thiri-st and Third
ave. On Saturday, December Is, the fifty seventh
exhibition Will close, and when the summing up is
made will be eminently pleasing to the exhibitors
and the managers Tho low rate Of admission, 25
cents. has assured popularity as family resort 1t
Is a popular thing to do the Fair
City Court Judge william F. Pitshks who is
suffering from a complication of diseases at his
home, No 4o7 West Fifty-frst-st., and whose death
looked for Friday, much better yester-
day and hopes Of his recovery arc entertained by
his physicians.
An interesting musical service will DO held in St
Chrysostom's Chapel at Thitty-ninthst and Seventh
ave-. this evening The vested choir Of this church b
Of the best in the city.
Those who have not visited the hesutful autumn
floral exhibition at the Eden Muses can enjoy the
opportunity to-day and tomorrow whom the show
will close. The great collection Of rsro flowers is
replenished daily that the display is always fresh
other attractions OF the fsee will be view to-day
and the Hungarian Orchestra win give a choice
programme.
Carl schurz and his family were among the
rivals yesterday from Hamburg BY the steamship
Hammonia.
The veteran corps Of tho 8sth Regiment will
parade Thanksgiving Day and march to the
Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin In Lafayeteplace,
where a requiem mass will be celebrated by the
chaplain. the Rev. James j. Dougherty for the cpose
of the souls Of dead comrades.
The members Of the Dramatic Association OF St.
Johns College. Fordham, Will present Rob Roy"
as their Thanksgiving drama. john W. Hstern
will play Rob Roy.
Ex-Mayor J. A. Brfton, OF Sc. Louis, who Is now q
broker in this city lives at No. 10 West Thirty
seventhst at Police Headquarters yesterday with
his daughter Mrs. MackIn to consult With Inspector
Byrnes Mrs Mackn yesterday lost an envelope
containing $500 in bank notes. in Forty-secondst-
The envelope IN her dress pocket, under her
sealskin cloak, when she left home.
A coachmen's club has been formed In this city,
composed Of private coachmen and grooms, with
headquarters at The Chimney Corner Hotel Sixth
and Twenty frh-st The club is purely
social and benefit society and is unconnectsd with any
labor organization.
show outside tho dry-g goods store Of j.
Lichtensein d. Sons at No. SO Forsyth-st., set
fire by electric light wrs yesterday aud articles
in the case valued at 500 wers destroyed.
D. H. Mofst, Of Colorado, Is guest ct tho
Hoffman House. He said yesterday to Tribune |
reporter that E. l. Wolcott will be elected United |
States Senator for Colorado SURF the shines
The Sons Of the Revolution will dine OF Delmonicos
this week The annual dinner Of the St. Andrews |
Society IS down for Friday 1t O confidently eI- |
pected that General W. T. Shermsn win deliver an |
address 10 the Scotsinen.
On Tuesday, November 81, at 3 p. m, In Cooper |
Union, Room 90, the New-York Academy Of Anthro- |
poogy will listen TO the lecture by DR.. E. A Wood, |
OF Pittsburg Penn, on Personal Beauty which was
announced two weeks ago but unsvodably postponed.
The lecture is free.
The Tribune received 81 nom O. l. Z. yesterday, |
for Yerta Creenberg, whose two children were so
frightfuly burned in their miserable home At No 165
Delaney st. Thursday afternoon.
The roof seats Of the Ffth-ave coaches
supplied with rugs TO wrap about the knees Of those
who may decide TO brave the cold for tho sake of |
the view
The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association, OF which |
Eugene Kelly is chairman, Is about 10 reorganize
and collect more money in aid Of Parnells cause.
An apartment building costing 100000 is to be
erected at the northeast Of Madison-ave. and
Eighty -fourth-st-
Miss Lizzie V Baily has collected Sale for the
fair in aid of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church.
Thomas Costigan who is an expert stenographer
viii not resume newspaper work II requires more
physical activity now than formerly.
Tho foundation stone Of the New Progress Club
building at Fifth-ave and slxtythirdst Will be laid
on the eve OF Thanksgiving