New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-13
NEW-YoRK CITY.


NEw-YORK CITY.
-. Il ne last day of the vcrestchagin exhibition
| :. NJ American Art Galleries. At the request OF
,.ny visitors the galleries will be open from a. IN
TO 10 p m.
Tho annual election of the Fordham Club on
friday might resulted follows: President ). IL.
cunn first vice-presidcnt, J. T. stearns; recording
.screary Charles Berran; corresponding secretary
q. r. Hamilton; treasurer, Charles keary executive
committee, Fl. c. Boehme, ID. N Dunoon' 4. Nj.
lynch, NJ J. McDermott; inspectors Oh eiccuon'
= q Ellison, J. NJ Frye, Charles Lynch.
The Rev. DR.. Maynard will deliver his new historical
,..ture ON China and the Chinese" illustrated, on
Wednesday afternoon att ChiclSering Hall
| Tbe 18th anniversary of the Young Peoples
association of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
I'll, be celebrated in the church parlors at p m
to-day.
the Hebrew Technical Institute. No. SO stuy-
| vesnt-st will hold its annual meeting and ex-
tlbition to-day at 10 80 a. N.
There will be musical and dramatic entertainment
r the benefit Of the baseball nine and crew OF the
sophomore class of Columbia College at the Berkeley
iyoeum January Is. The dramatic, eanJo anu
dee clubs will take part
The Torrey Botanlca Club has issued an appeal for
public botanic garden in this city, hoping to
interest NEWCOMERS in obtaining suitable grounds
and adequate funds for such an undertaking
W. c. Brownel delivered another lecture at Columbia
College yesterday morning, taking for his subject
sIhc New Movement In French sculpture This the
speaker described and highly praised The hall was
6lled to OVERLOOKING, and at IL 80 o'clock many were
turned away from the DOORS
As Nellie Loughlin eleven years old, was playing in
mont of her home at No. 12 Grand Circle yesterday
sfernoon she was kicked In the forehead by horse
xhicl James sheern was leading around the circle
pr exercise The girl hurt seriously and the
,olice sent her to tho Roosevelt Hospital sheerin
was arrested
Miss Parker, daughter of RearAdmiral Foxhall
A Parker will give of i've readings beginning
tomorrow at O'Clock at No. 16 EastForty-sccondst,
under the patronage Of General W. Sherman Bishop
Potter, MS. Roger A Pryor, Mrs. A. c. Bettner,
Mrs Golden Murray, Mrs Eebert Guernsey, MIS- Alien
Campbell and Mrs. John Sherwood.
The choir of the Church of the Incarnation viii
participate in the organ concert at the Church Of the
New Jerusalem, Thirty -ffth-st, between PARK ana
Lexington aves.. next Tuesday evening.
1t is odd that passengers the elevated roads VIII
twist about strain their neczs and even rise up from
their seats in order to clock down on the
SIDEWALK, when they have the correct time IN 'neir
own watch pockets
Hugo E. Distelhurst, tenor of All Souls Unitarian
Church, sang at Gerrlt Smiths organ recital yester
+ day afternoon in the South Church, Fifth-ave and
The missing link is the latest article offered
for sale by curbstone dealers. It consists OF
puzzle in the form of spiral and ring and rctaiis
at two cents.
The managers of the Mt Sinai Training School for
Nurses wish TO acknowledge with sincere appreciation
the generous contributions and kind assistance 10
the recent Directoire Bazaar given BY the public
The members of the Dartmouth College Association
Of New-York VIII meet for their twcnty-Gfth annual
dinner at Delmonico's Friday evening January 49,
s O'Clock. business meeting win precede the
dinner at O'Clock
Tho free Sunday afternoon and evening concerts
for working girls which held at Castiers Dancing
Academy No. 80 Fifth ave. meeting with success
Plenty of volunteers TO take part In the programme
have been available, and the working girls for whom
1.-THE concerts are arranged have rewarded the ehcsfs
Of the management by attending In large numbers
A musical entertainment for the benefit Of the
IKeunesaw Educational Fund, Of Georgia, VIII be
oven at Chickering Kali next Friday evening by the
Original Georgia Jubilee Singers
Crowds are attracted daily the Eden Musee to see
he peculiar performance Of the Russian dancers ana
singers The girls pretty and graceful, the
movements of the men are unique and at umes
i,urhable while their singing of Russian native songs
IS decidedly pleasing The Russians VIII be seen
this afternoon and evening.
me Metropolitan opsrs House has been engaged
By tho Corcle Francois 90 ihhfmohie iW nH B@nu
maxi ban ana fancy dress carnival on Thursday,
January 81 The programme of tablssus and other
porformances which to DO part Of the stage
sntert alnment viii include many novel and entertain
hg features for which tho artists and costumes VIII
u especially brought from Paris
The ninety men employed in running the cate cars
Il the Brooklyn Bridge are in happy state OF con-
enpent their petition to the Bridge Trustees asking
! for day of eight hours work having been granted
On December Is sixty Of the mon work eight hours
neadily the other thirty working in the morning
and evening with five hours swing
II s difficult to determine which is the chief point
Il interest In Phlippoeaux's Battle Of Gettysburg
4 the Cyciorama, Ninetesnth-st. and Fourth-ave,
whether 1t s the magnitude Of the work. 10000 square
BET Of the painters art tho dizziness In combining
nsture and mans handwork the artistic Skill and
iely to nature the realism Of the terrible struggle
1epIcted 1t is no doubt the completeness Of tbs
! Vhole wherein Mes the charm.