New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-18
NEW.YORK CITY.

Colonel A. H. White, OF the 9Th New-York Cavalry
who was during the war prisoner In Richmonu'
Is requested to send his address to The Tribune
The midnight fequenter of the streets has begun 10
wear his coat collar turned up, and his plea ior
pennies now shapes itself into something 10 eo'
warm instead of the summer phrase OF somethins
TO eat"
In one month from the days will begin u
engthen again.
'"Jakcs Kllrain and Charles Mitchell, the pugists'
have been appointed judges in the coming wa'Ane
match which begins Madison Square Garden on
November %.
The Agullar Free Library Association viii give
concert at the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday
evening in order TO increase its funds and thereby
enlarge the scope of its work Among those engaged
are Michael Banner, volinist; Anton seidl ana MS
complete orchestra Conrad Ansorge, pianist, Nine.
Herbert Forster soprano; Max Mvary tenor, ana
John Cheshire, harpisa
The Ncw-York Horticultural society's exhibition
OF chrysanthemums at Broadway and Fourteenth-sL
win be omen to-day All the choicest varieties VIII
be sold ct public auction Tomorrow morning d. -
O'Clock.
The Indian summer, like spoiled child, Is eA-
ceedngly tickle in her moods she "eeps anu 'i
through her tears by turns
City Hall Park looked something like down East
logging camp on Friday, men were at work
there chopping up Of the large trees which mas
recently been cut down there.
An appeal for aid to sufferers by the hurricane Of
September ., which swept away several hundred
homes at Turks and Calcos islands, is posted on
the Maritime Exchange. Contributions VIII be for
warded By superintendent r. W. Houghton, or Middle
ton & Co., No. 81 Newest
Good work is done by the free dlspensary OF
the Eclectic College In treating the sick poor Their
10 lat xraQK
be kept open tomorrow afternoon and evening al
the Masonic Temple in East F1fteenth-st.
fancy fair for the benefit Of the Riverside Day
Nursery Will be held at No OIL West sixty-Dnth-st,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
A vocal and instrumental concert in aid Of the
funds of the Gotham Art Students viii take place
at stenway Hall on Friday evening under the
direction Of Nine. Murlo Cell, assisted By a number
Of well known artists
The semi-centennlal anniversary Of the Fourth
Universast society will he celebrated at the Church
Of the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening. Ad-
dresses will be made by the Rev. DIS. c. II. Eaton,
I. J. Sawyer L. c. Boes, d. NJ. Hodges and others.
Supervisor Thomas Costgan, of The City Record
Bureau, will be placed upon the " rack' tomorrow
and his Office Investigated by the Commissioners Of
Accounts The investigation Will begin at IL m.
and Will be public.
The third annual entertainment Of the Holy Trinity
Brotherhood Will take place at the chapel, No 46
East Forty-thirdst., TO- morrow evening
The Rev. DR.. l. c. Inf of salt Lake City, superin-
tendent OF Methodist missions in Utah. will speak at
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church this evening
on Missions among the Mormons."
A day nursery has been established at No. 300
West Sxty-seventh-st where wOrkingwomen can leave
their babies for the day. The nursery is under the
care OF few charitable In the neighborhood,
among them being Mrs Charles Drake Mrs. Watson,
Mrs Ferry, Miss Roe, Miss Steers, Miss Noble, Miss
Hernz, Mrs. F. A. Dthmar and Mrs. F. ~ Williams.
Plans were filed yesterday fo Harlem theatre.
which is be erected in Seventhave., between One
hundred and twenty fifth and One-hundred and-twenty
sixth sts 1t Is to be called the Hammersten Opera
House and will cost about S1eO,OO0.
The largo winter garden Of the Eden Musec will
be converted almost into floral fiiryland Tues
day afternoon, at the opening of the autumn flower
show. The display will include and beautiful
specimens of Orchids chrysanthemums, roses and
other flowers. The Hungarian orchestra and other
pleasing specialtes provided for today's enter
talnments.
Tho American Art Galleries at No. East Twenty
third-st will be open on Sundays, beginning to-day,
for the accommodation of those who desire to see
the Verestchagn collection, and find Sunday the most
convenient time. Tho hours will be from to 6
and 80 TO 10 p