New-York tribune., 1889-12-23
NEW.YORK CITY.

song service consisting Of Christmas carols sung
nv ahout $50 children of the school, held in the
chapel of the Five Points House OF Industry NO 100
Worthst yesterday afternoon. The Christmas eHer-
cises will be held next Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
The funeral Of William Hough, the patient OF the
Presbyterian Hospital whose death occurred on I'm
day at Mount Sinai Hospital held yesterday after
noon at the house of his brother No. 175 East Sew
enty-fourth-st. The Rev. Horace w. Byrnes, OF the
Cornell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church.
Ohcated.
The Christmas-week services at the Cornell Me-
noraI Methodist Episcopal Church were begun yes
erday morning with special Christmas music ara
ermon by the Rev. DR.. J. W. Cunningham OF ST.
Louis He also preached in the evening. The ser
sices Of Christmas Day will begin with meeting a1
,unrise and continue through the day.
The collection at the silverubilee celebration OF
Father Merrick president of st. Francis Xaviers Col
lege, realized $1,000
The anniversary service of The death Of the Very
Rcv. Isaac r. Hecker superior of the Paulist Order
will be celebrated to-day st. Paul's Church. Fifty
ninthst. and Ninth-ave
The fair in aid of the new Roman Catholic church
I'm East Twenty-ninthst Just closed realized 10000
Richard W. Dubois lawyer, of No. 279 Fourth
ave- ON coming home late Saturday night, met a
man coming out of his wearing coat ana waist
coat belonging to Mr.. Dubois. He had the man
arrested In the police court yesterday the intruder
said he was william r. Williams, of No. 1,lOo wash
ington-ave lie was held in $1,000 bail
Timothy Collins. an engineer. of No. 1611 Avenue B.
was found dead early yesterday in the area OF uhe
bouse No 554 East Eighty -sccondst. 1t is supposed
that he fell while drunk and broke his neck.
At meeting Of leading Hebrews, held in the
Florence Building yesterday, the Montehore ana Lazy
Judith Hebrew Association, for the assistance OF
uebreVv Immigrants was organized. The following
are the officers julius HaIberger, president Moses
Mehrbach first vice president; Isaac Marx, second
vice-president; NJ G. Landsberg, secretary and H. T.
RosenZweig, treasurer.
Owing TO the bad weather many steamers are over
due al this port story of damage by rough weather
and injury 10 two of the sailors on board the 8rltannc
which was told by seerage passengers Of the vessel
who arrived here Saturday, was denied by her cap
tain.
Mrs Elizabeth Connolly, of No. o21 Avenue A. is
n moor woman in need Of work, and can find none
She has two children dependent upon her. and wants
to do washing scrubbng cleaning or to be anitreSs
of a fat She is vouched for by the matron OF the
Eye and Ear lnfrmary at socondave. and Thr
teenth-st.
fair to raise funds TO build an addition to the
ST. Joseph's Home for the Aged in West Fifteenthst'
Will be held IN the 22d Regiment Armory, in Four
ST., beginning April Z.
The Rev. Henry d. Page, after five years of work
in Japan as missionary, has returned to this country
for q short visit He has come especially to urge
an increase in the number of Episcopal missionaries
in Japan. lie made short address at calvary
Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon
At a meeting of the Maritime Labor Exchange at
No 20 Abany-st yesterday, arrangements looking to
a general organization of laborcrs connected with
shipping interests. and especially with the striking
longshoremen, were made.