New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
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NyrOn Green, who arrested on Friday night for
dsorderly conduct in Broadway after leaving the Mad
ison Square Theatre discharged 10y Justice Hogan
at the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
The Dock Commissioner, yesterday heard Dock
master D. w. Bogart explain his testimony given be-
fore the Commissioners of Accounts. Boga" had been
suspended but the Board decided to rcnotatc lam
At the interdenominatonal services at the old John
Street Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon
the Rev. DR.. Edward l.. Clark spoke 10 large con
gIegation
The funeral Of samuel l.. Law took place Yesterday
morning at the residence Of his sister Mrs Charles ~
May. No. $50 Fifth-ave The Rev. DR.. Iloughton, Of
the Little Church Around the Corner" conducted the
services and the burial held at Greenwood Gene
terry.
Mrs. Hanna Southworth. the slayer of stephen
Pettus now confined in the Tombs. was dangerously
i'll yesterday, and is not expected to live.
Professor Adolphe Cohn delivered an interesting
lecture at Columbia College yesterday morning IL
was a comparison Of Shakespeare and CogAcille, par
tieularly describing their dramatic differences.
Peter Cooper Post, No. 313. G. \. f., will hold
its annual reception and public installation at ram
many Hall tomorrow evening. General Martin l.
Mcmahon will oficiate Mayor Grant, Edward Cooper
and Richard Croker are expected to be present
The Rev. A. W. SproulI will be installed as pastor
Of the Church of sea and Land this evening. The
Rev. Drs Il. F. sample, Marvin X. Vincent ana Jou
Hall and the Rev. +. II. Marling will take part
The members of the Amherst Chapter of the Alpha
Delta Phi Fraternity living in this city will hold
their annual reunion and dinner at Morelos on Tues
day at so p. m.
Now he's an odd fellow who doesn't comprehend
the grip.
The Social Economic society of All Souls Church
Will resume its sessions on Wednesday evening IN
the Sunday hoolroom of the church, Madison ave
and sixty -siXthst. George Gunton, author oi Neau
and Progress is the lecturer The lectures are ce
The subjects for the first month will be- January =
The Sphere and Function Of social Economics" :;
January IS. "Thc Nature and Law of the Industrial
Evolution: January -. =" The social Aspect OF the
Wages system: January %. Christian socialism, a
lecture by the Rev. W. d. p Bliss, founder Of The
Dawn"
The eleventh annual dinner OF The Hotel A~ooca-
ton Of New-Yorl City will take place at Dclmonico'S
Tuesday evening, January II. over 200 members
will be present and many prominent city officials. lt
is expected that Colonel Inscr>ol, District Attorney
Fellows. Judge ]. Fitzgerald and James II. Bre>ln viii
lie among the speakers.
The meetings for the Week OF Prayer in this
city, under the auspices Of the Evangelical Alliorcc
will be held al o'clock every afternoon Tins week in
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church The Ladies
Christian Union will observe the week of prayer by "a
devotional meeting every morning at II O'Clock in
The chapel of the Broadway tabernacle. ON saturday
the meeting will De especially lor youne women and
girls
The quarterly meeting Of tho Mozart Regiment
Volunteer Association, 4Oh New York Volunteers Will
be held to-day at p. N. at Horns Hotel, East
Broadway and Catherine st.
The comrades of William G. Mitchell Post, No. 80.
c A. r.. are directed to assemble tomorrow evening
ut 5 O'clock for the ceremony OF installation Of
ofhcers-elect, at No. 54 Union square.
Dr. c. E. Bruce VIII address young men only to
afternoon at 80 O'Clock III Association Hall
The many cunosities and tie hourly variety per
foI1nances at Worth's Palace Museum, in East Fonr
teenth-st., Union Square, have attracted many
people there through the holidays, and will doubtless
continue attract many now that the holidays are
over.
Electricians busy yesterday testing the cleo
trical cOnduits in Ann-st.
The annual ball Of the Union Boat Club in the
Metropolitan Opera House is always largely attended.
1t will be held this year on January 81 and the boxes
will be sold at auction at the Grand Union Hotel on
Thursday evening Of this week.
The holiday business at the Eden Musce has been
the best known. popular feature is the Punch
and Judy show for children Wednesday and sat
urday afternoons. Visitors tire Of looking az
the realistic group Execution by Electricity The
Hungarian dancing girls rchcarsing TN Ballet
Comique,' which Will soon be gwen.
The Lone Star Boat Club has been incorporated by
Jacob HesSel Horace JandOrf Nathan ]. Durldch,
Joseph L. Myers, John G.. Duffy and Moses Mack.
The Hungarian Association of the city Of New
York. at its general meeting held January g. elected
the following ocers Honorary president. Dr. Arpad
g. Gerster president. Marcus Mhntner. vice pres.
dents, Coroner +. Levy and Ii. French treasurer,
j. A. Mayer: secretary. /. Berg. The society which
organized for the purpose Of aiding poor and help
less Hungarian immigrants has now $500.
The annual installation Of the officers Of st. Cccile
Lodge =. and A. NJ. viii be held The Grand Lodge
room in the Masonic Temple On Tuesday afternoon
The lodge noted for ita musicians and actors Among
those who will participate thia occasion are Jennie
O'Nein Potter, elocutonist; Mr.. Bella 7. Nichol.
oOntratO; George ". Morgan and many others Grand
Secretary NJ. a. Ehlcrs Will conduct the installation
The athletic committee Of the Manhattan Atnlet.
Club has decided to apply TO the AAacur Athletic
Union for the following dates foI the Manhattan At
lctic Club open athletic game, during the yea. 1880
May 10, spring games; June -, sumner games sep
tember 20 first fall games; october II, second fail
games. The above all 10 De open handicap game,
Amateur Athletic Union and League Of American
Wheelmen rules 10 govern.