New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-25
NETWORK CITY.

Julhls Hamburger, Acting Grand Master OF tho III
dependent Order Free Sons OF Israel, addressed inc
members of Zion Lodge No. 80 last evening at the'r
rooms, No. 1926 Bowery, on Evacuation Day" An
os3cial visit was also made by j. Z. Loewenstoin'
Grand Master of District No 1, accompanied by his
general committee dinner followed.
Plans have been adopted for the new ouhdins Oh
tho Church Of the Holy Name OF JESUS w leh.n ao'
and Ninety -sixthst. 1t will consist OF church.
chapel and sisters home. The church Will eAend
SIS feet on the avenue and 1T on the street ana VIII
he Gothic in style. Its front will be Of stone, and
Il Will have two spires The chapel will be 1ooxo2
feet and the sisters home will be in Ninetyscvcnthst
The Congregation Of Zichron Ephram will lay the
cornersone of its new synagogue in Sixty seventhst,
between Third and Lexington aves., on thanksgiving
Dav Addresses will be made by Rabbi Joseph and
others.
The fair OF the Central Turnverein will be opened
again this afternoon
Professor Henry Bauer delivered an interesting
lecture on "The Position of Mankind in Nature IN
the Maennerhor Hall yesterday afternoon
The Echenbranz Society celebrated its twentieth
anniversary In Terrace Garden on SATURDAY evening
The Gesang-verein Oesterreich gave concert in
the Germania Assembly Rooms last evening IN honor
Of It's tenth anniversary
syvanus T. Cozzens, steward Of tie Gerlach apart
menthouse in West Twenty seventh-str who was
cr,shed in the elevator shaft there Saturday
night receiving injuries from which he died shortly
atterward, was sxty-fve years old, and the son OF
William Cozzens, who kept CozZens's Hotel at west
Point He leaves wife and Eve children and lived
ct No. 476 Dean-st., Brooklyn, E. d.
Tho students of the Halsey Collegiate School, In
West Fortieth-st who preparing for entrance INTO
Princeton have arranged for large stage handsomely
decorated to take them the Yale-Prnceton football
championship match at the Berkeley oval on Thanks
giving Day. Each student will wear the school coors
and each will carry big tin horn, In anticipation OF
Princeon's success
DR.. Mangasarian gave a lecture on Mahomet' be-
sore a large audience in Chickerng Hall yesterday
morning.
The funeral Of Richard Lawrence schiefelin took
place at Q o'clock yesterday afternoon at Grace
Church. The Rev. Dr. Huntington. assisted by the
Rev. DR., Peters and the Rev. DIR. Schwab OBLIGATED
The burial was at Trinity Cemetery.
The next lecture in the free course before the
New-York Academy of Anthropology will be delivered
tomorrow afternoon at the College for the Training
of Teachers. No. University Place, by Wilson Bar
rett Subject, Acting and the influence OF the
Drama
Donald DownIe delivered Interesting and in
structive lecture in the Union Square Theatre last
evening on Napoleon the Great The lecture, which
vas admirably written and delivered, was illustrated
with colored pictures painted by Partisan artists II
Is the first lecture OF a series.
"Three precious lives given for Irclands freedom
Is the way DR.. W. B. Wallace referred 10 the " Man
chester Martyrs at the annual celebration of their
deaths held in the Grand Opera House last evening.
Judge Fitzgerald made the Introductory address Miss
Nora Graham, daughter Of John C. Graham, formerly
Grand Master Workman of the BrtchayeIs Union,
sang so well that she was encOred several times
The entertainment was conducted by the 1nnisfail
Club
The New-York Maennerchor gave a concert last
night in the Verein Halle Fifty and Third
ave. The concert was well attended, the programme
was good. and the singers of the Maennerchor, as
usual gave a frstrate performance.
The Pope having recently declared that the sole
remedy for poverty was charity. DR.. McGlynn took
issue with him in lecture last night at Cooper Union
Justice not charity, was Dr. McGlynn's remedy. The
lecture was in the main a repetition Of the lecturers
familiar anti poverty ideas.
The 9th Regiment National Guard of the State of
New-York attended service last evening, under
mand of Colonel william Seward r., at Holy Trinity
Church, at Madison-ave. and Forty second-st. The
sermon was preached by the chaplain the Rev. DR..
Newland Maynard. The church was well filled. The
service was read by the Rev. E. Walpole Warren,
rector of the church. Before beginning his sermon
the chaplain spoke of the history of the regiment and
of its present needs and paid tribute to the memory
of Captain George II. Withaus.
The hotel men Of this city attended In large num-
bers the benefit given last evening the Broadway
Theatre for their club fund. The house was we'll
filed, and the profits Will be substantial.
The State Bureau of Statistics has established head
quarters in Room No 100 In the Stewart Building
e. ]. Kean and Commissioner Peck are in charge
and will compile statistics Of all strikes and their
causes.