New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
NETWORK CITY

rho pev Dr MAYNARD has accepted the pesltoh
- Honorary Chaplain to the Cd Battery taFuheiyI
~ The First Brigade Of the National Guard ana vii,
rreacb the ANIMAL sermon at st. AIMS hpisoopa
Church on Sunday.
- tho court OF Oyer and Terminer yesterday
eight Jurors wcc obtained for the trial Oh feruin""'
Caroln. charged with numbering his VIE br'ue''
Mis- Parsons. the Chicago Anarchist, Will SPEAK
q, Cooper Uuion tonight, giving re'ie" VI "0i
foreign experiences
old boots and shoes. steamed to pulp, are now
converted into the soft stamped, ornamental e~'"0i
so popular for artistic bookbnding.
Ostrich and peacock feather fans are running
close race for the lead in popular favor this season.
Tho latest thing in womcn's purses has a cash
and a candy compartment
Makers Of pciurc-frames are running riot IN real
lem. Wbcr, tho picture stops and the frame begins
Is often hard to decide.
Tho WESLEYAN University Club of New-York will
hold ifs twentieth annual meeting at Ciarhs TINS
evening.
Tho first anniversary of the Battery Park Mission
Methodist Episcopal will be held on Sunday In the
chapel No. ~ safest
william k Is on and wife have borrowed S168,OOo
from Tie Manhattan savings Institution, giving as
security mortgage for year on the property at
Nos 81 and 80 Broadway.
Tic funeral Of seth W. Hale. the president of the
Jewellers Circular Publishing Company, who died on
T,osaav too, nlacc nj his homo, No. 124 West Eighty
siy,b-st. Yesterday. The Rev. DIR. Henry van Dyke
ra,or Of tine Brick Presbyterian Church, conducted
the services.
service in commemoraton Of zone Hundred
Years OF Christian song will be held this evening
AZ the Csvar- baptist Church. I'm West flfty-seVenth
ST Short addresses VIII be made by the Rev. Dr.
T. : Ma irfhn~ The Rev. Dr. II. :. Buragc General
nP KpuGiC
Lowry and oilers
Third ave. above Fifty-ninh-st Is almost popular
as SlxtAayc
It's as hard TO obtain suitable fat, although there
are thousands OF them, as it IS to obtain pohnca
position
Most Of mo suicides are foreigners and people who
do not 20 90 any church.
The Sidewalk IN Broadway below Canalst IS a;
badly cn,um1crcl with boxes and barrels as II The
question had never been agitaed.
Architect Cherries 3. Atwood, Of No. I Broadway
whose plans for he City Hall won the frs
plize az tho recent competition. was yesterday In
formed ,h1 no further steps would be taken IN INT
matter during the ncumbency of Mr. Hewitt Chamber
lain Wins tod ,lr. Atwood that it was deemed pes
70 give Nayor-cect Grant " full swing"
James ~ Seaman, a well-known builder of Mamaro
rcrk y. v. while crossing city Hall Park yesterdal
rnorpiog at o o'clock was seized with an eplepu
Ct. lie vas taken 20 the Chambers Street Hospta
ard was uro -ssing favorably last night. lie VII
he removed 10 his home either today .. tomorrow
The Ta-f Department has widencd the roadway o
West Seventy sccond-st. from Central Park to River
sid, Park, and has laid ont plots for planting tree
along the street. This portion Of seventy seconds
VIII hc used as a parkway under the control Of III
Dcpas mem.
Tho British ship Treasurer ran aground on Flynn
Knoll near sandy Hook. yesterday. The captain O
tho ship pat 10 sea without the aid Of tug. an
lis pilot wa taken down with rheumatism and coul
not 20 o. deck II was expected that the vesst
would cc' OF last night.
The dry goods store of Hugh O'Neill No 900 Sixti
ave- viii be open during the evening until Christina
The Commissioners Of Charities and Corrccto
Yesterday advertised for bids for Christmas pOultr
amounting to u 500 pounds Of chicken and TURKEY
besides fry barrels OF yellow onions and forty barrel
O: red apples.