New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-16
NETWORK CITY.

The sophomores of Columbia College intend to give
dinner before long in honor of the victory OF their
crew over the Harvard 81 crew at New-London last
June.
Receiver Sullivan of The STAR said yesterday that
he was not yet prepared to announce the new pio
gramme and management Of that oftsold sheet
Princess vfroqua, Of the Mohawk indians, lectureo
sesterday afternoon In the large meetingroom Vi
Cooper Union upon her plans for building university
for the education of the Indians In Washington
The interesting ceremony of blessing four new bells
IN the Church OF the Immaculate Conception ono-
hundred and fftiethst and Courtland-ave' VIII take
place on sunday at p. VicarGeneral Donneily
will of'lciate.
The regular meeting of the Hospital Saturday and
Sunday Association OF New-York will be held IN 81
Luke's Hospital MondaI At D M
The glce and banjo clubs of Williams College dur
ing the Thanksgiving recess will give concerts IN 'hiS
city, Brooklyn and Englewood n. j.
The Princeton freshmen Will play game Of foot
ball with an eleven OF the Manhattan Athleuc CauD
next week.
The games of the intercollegiate Chess Association
will probably be played in this city on Thanksgiving
DAY. Columbia, Harvard and Princeton are inc
contestants
The remaining and decisive championship game Of
the american Football Union series Will be played on
Staten Island tomorrow between the Crescent ana
Orange Athletic teams.
An Injunction was served yesterday upon the
Bureau OF Membranes to restrain 1t from taxing
down or In any way interfering with the poles ana
wires OF other property Of the United States IL
Illuminating Company.
Seven gangs Of workmon were discharged by the
Park Department in tic Twcnty-th and twenty
fourth Wards yesterday. The Department is closing
M rs work foi tho winter and expects to be all
through by the time cold weather sets in
TIC Society for TIE Relief Of Poor Widows with
Small Children held its ninety-frs annual meeting al
No . University place yesterday. Mrs William
Preston Grinin was chosen first director; Mrs. Mat
thew CARLSON second, and Mrs George MacCullocb
third dircc.or: sirs. C. T. Catn and Mrs. j. b. Bron-
son, secretaries.
The police ma ic Llunlcr a few days ago In call
ing Phn:p T. JyilsN a thief because he and his vile
had LET number % pawn tickets in The nat at NO
57s scconGavc. Proof was furnished yesterday that
he was an honest ard lsidwOrkng young man, ana
that h had been rawning his own property.
The Bueua Ridge Republican Club will parade and
hold Publication meeting this evening In Harlem
The uairi or ard Norton Battery Of the XVIlh AS
scrliy District VII also parade, leaving their head
quarters 40 3co Wet Fifiieth-st at p. m
Eleven rc,eor. were admitted to the pavilion for
the insane at bellevue Hospital on Wednesday.
At meeting OF abou: 600 colorcd people on Tues
day evening al ~ Clyc BAPTIST Church, West Fifty
third-s;.. afiaHsen"nis we're mado Iol Hoi"'"S
parade Monday nich'.
Professor Henry u. Ealri read a paper on " The
Iu,ucgois If Tie Desert" before the Huguenot So
cicty of America n the Law building, Columbia Col
lcEe. lasi evening
Teachers arc vsatcd for the Chinese Mission, No.
600 West Twcniy-lIa,-,'. Chu Box has been APP
pointed Ms soua'- helper al the mission.
Dc2ccnc. SOS, Home Is TO bc established at once In
This city b, Tie Ncv-loik CTS Church Extension and
Missionary society.
larg, number NJ The Protestant Episcopal clergy
anG lsiiy Of hi, city and l.ooliyn viii attend the
dcAcaory services Gl Tie ncr cathedral building of
All Saints f.. Alhauy on November 20.