New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-14

| 90 william A. Koran, the labor organizer, when VIII
be held in Cooper Union in a few weeks.
peop,o living in the neighborhood Of Ninthave' ana
rb,rtictbst were much interested yesterday morip'5
in witnessing tiny volcano in action THIS Noioa"o'
which was perfect I'm miniature, was causou "
hro,en gasmaln from which the gas filtered us way
., Tho surface where It had caught fire. and thrown
ND little concal hills of red-hot ear'h' WIN
which bclched forth many colored names
Tho Occident Club, which was organized iast year
and now has about $50 members, held meeting vi
Mondav evening 10 take measures for securing
site and building a clubhouse. 1t was decIuou "
purchase land the southwest conner oi co '
second.st and tho Boulevard. The lo's WI, ~
about ss5,OOO 1t is expected that WORK Will soo"
be begun.
Charles Gibln, who killed Mrs Goelz, had inc u',-
usual experience yesterday of having the uea'n
nlacod nm him for the third time His thirty-dayS
rosnito VIII exnIre one week from tomorrow. Gov
ernor Hill is still considering the appeal for cemehcy'
Tho Tribune has received SO from Mr.. and MIS-
O. Fn for Mrs Susan Fulton, the woman VINO was
driven TO steal because of the starving condition vi
herself and child. and was punished with ono uaS
Imprisonment. The money has been sent 10 'n7
Protestant Episcopal Home Mission, which has taken
charge of her and her baby.
The annual meeting of the New-lork Exchange TOT
Woman's Work Will be held to-day at p m' at 'iio
house of Mrs. Henry Nudlu \lIh"iS 'A'N'N'
East Seventy-second-st
over 500 students of the three departments Oh inc
Jesuit COLLEGE of St. Francis Xavier held meeting
in the college hall Yesterday in commemoration OF
the founding of their hierarchy in this country
Speeches were made by Messrs. Quinn, VI Murray
90 and Hennessey 80. At the close OF the en-
ercses an address Of cOngratulaon was made DS
Father Merrick, president of the college.
The export Of apples to Great Britain for the week
was 1908 barrels valued al Sl6.3O1. Tho eAportf
ton of cranbercs is enlargng 800 crates wore taken
for London and Liverpool
Some of the housc-furnishing statesmen humor inc
capriccs Of grcustomers by wrapping up H9lhs-P""S
so as 10 look like banios.
The new building Of ST. Andrews Methodist Epis
copal Church at seventy-sixth-st. near Ninth-ave.
vrnI ho comnleted I'm the early spring. The Rev. Dr.
James NJ King is receiving earnest support from the
members in his work.
Harry Never the ticket-t aher at Jacobss Third
Avenue Theatre was aragncd before Justice Nc
Mahon at the Yorlville Police Court yesterday on
charge Of admitting Frederick Gicks thirteen years
old TO the theatre when he was unacoompamed by
a proper guardian. Meyer proved that the boy had
been admitted under the care of ono of tho ushers ana
the case was dismissed Agents of Mr.. Gerys society
caused the arrest
J. ". Henderson, a colorcd man, whose experiences
among the Democratic hoodums at his home in Texas
placed his life in peril, Will give lecture on The
Negro in Jeopardy" at the Abyssinian Baptist Church
No. 166 Waverey Place, tonight. |
The committee appointed by the Presbytery OF
New-York to consider various propositions with refer
ence TO the proposed revision of the Westminster Con-
esson of Faith will meet today. The Prcsbytery on
Tuesday added to this committee the names OF lts
moderator the Rev. DIR. Il. +. Sample and the RcV.
DR.. George Alexander.
Elihu Root, representing the Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company, wrote to Mayor Grant
Yesterday adding TO the other spulations which the
company promises 10 fulfil in consideration OF being
permitted TO lay cable in Broadway the further
agreement to maintain intact the G. ,cm OF transfer
tickets now in operation along the line OF the road
The concert given in the Germania Assembly Rooms
for the benefit of Mrs. Erdman the widow of the line
man who was killed by electric shock, realized
$685. 70. The entertainment was In charge Of the
Da Capo and the Harmonic orchestra societies.
The second of Mrs. NJ. I. IiOaglands series Of
eleven lectures Shakespeare's life and works VIII
be given I'm the parlors Of Madame Van Norman To-
night, at No. 90 Central Park West. Mrs. Hoagland
is the president of the NewYork Shakespeare Club,
and to.nights subject will be Henry NIII.'