New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
NETWORK CITY.

Dr. Willard Parker spoke to large audience OF
men at Association Hall yesterday afternoon upon
Personal Purity"
The cornerstone of the womcn's Lodging House al
No IA East sixteenth-st., will be laid at II ocIooA
this morning. Chauncey NJ Depew and the Kew prs.
John Hall and William r. Huntington VIII iake part
IN the exercises.
A reception to the Pan-American delegates VIII 10
given by the Union League Club on December ~
The twcnty-fourth anniversary of st. Chry
Chapel of Trinity Parish. celebrated Yesterday
morning The pastor. the Rev. Thomas H. ou''
nracbed the annual sermon, in which ne reviewed INC
work of the year.
The Emigration Commission yesterday recer'ou
telegram from John TAFT at Coal Creek Col, sayhis
he would be in this city tomorrow 10 claln MS WIZ
and children who are now on Wards lslaiu'
The funeral of DR.. walter Dc Forest Day. the we'll
known physician and ex-sanitary Inspector oi lno
Health Department who died on "e'hesuas' was
held yesterday afternoon at the Chuich Vi N'0 AL
camation Madison ave. and thirty hltl-s"
Albert Fink. who arrived on saturday on the steam
h,n aller was seem at the Murray Hill Hotel yes
,ordav bv Tribune reporter. but no declined TO say
ANYTHING either as TO his observations abroad or MS
plans for the future He denied any intention oi oe
coming railroad president, however.
william Addison CLARK living at No. 700 Henry
ST. Brooklyn and doing business at No 09o Broad
way was before Justice German yesterday, chai geu
with uublishinc libellous article in paper known
az Town Topics" josiah J. White is the COM
plainant.
William Lille. of No 164 Park Row, who declares
that be was attacked by three who tried TO rob
hin, oally yesterday morning was a prisoner at inc
Tombs Police Court yesterday. charged with GRABBING
one of his assalants. Michael Murphy. age twenty
four Of No. 50 safest. Lille said mat ne was
walking along Park Row on his way home. when
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defended himself. Murphy was sent to the Chambers
Street Hospital suffering from severe stabwound
in tho left side.
The Ladies', Association Of the House OF the HOLY
Comforter, No. 355 West Twenty thrd-str VIII give
fair for the benefit of their patients this week. III
viii be opened tomorrow in sperrys Hall. at Fifth
ave. and Thirty seventh-st
The independent New-York Seduction will give
their twenysecond annual ball in Terrace Garden this
evening. Preparations have been mace 10 mans INC
ball great success.
Tho fourth anniversary of the weliRnown mozart
yther yer.n was celebrated in the Uptown Assembly
Rooms at Third ave- and Fifty ffh-st last evening.
Many people were present
Tho Yorkville Lodge, No. 81, W. o. S. B., began
their winter pleasures with concert In the New-i DIX
Maonnerchor Hall last evening.
The Hene Bund, one of the bestknown German
societies gave an excellent concert in Terrace Garden
asst evening.
typographical Union No. met in Clarendon Hall
yesterday, aud decided 10 take part In the World s
Fair meeting on Thursday. wranele occurred over
sthc election Of men, but on what ground they
were refused membership could not be learned.
Carl schurz, who has been i'll at his home, No. 17o
West Fify-eighth-st is now on the way toward con-
valcscence
Tho thirty fifth anniversary of the Mozart Maenner-
Choir was celebrated in the Beethoven Maennerchor
Hall by an interesting concert last evening The con-
cert was followed by ball.
The first winter concert Of the Arion Society took
place in the hall in Fifty ninthst. last evening 1t
was conducted by Frank Van der Stucken The pro
sramme was Interesting. and the large audience was
greatly pleased.