New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
NENN-NORK CITY.

The Park and West End Presbyterian cnu''
follow their usual custom and unite ior ' - ,e
.crvice tomorrow. The service VIII Nv "''' 80 :,
ro;k Church. Eishty-siXth-st. and lchrn w. ." rna
.,ocn and thc Rev Or. Henry VI. field {" -"
Evangelist will preach the sermon
rho American society of Nee anical Engineers VIII
,ar. q reunion AZ the clubho no l. West I"'N
fri ST. on Friday evening one oi ''c "'."' -,
Oh, evening will he the unwilling OF P"I""" " VI.
toto Alexander Lyman lIolley, former vice P''''''
Of the society.
co,,uo,.r Myers said Yesterday that he thought
that Castle Garden would be formaIN '",,
elmo c;,v ,hou, January l. The date would 'e "Ne'
'. cha noyt meeting 81 the Emigration commissioners
detained immigrant named Prna escaped from
a., po,c. Office on Monday night. The Waterman
49, amy t tbc tine was promptly discharged YESTERDAY
morning.
simon and Jnlius Krojancher two German ioFecrs
,ho verc recently cxtradi'cd. were sent 10 GERMANY
On the North German LLOYD steamship i"'uA' VIM"
,slled YESTERDAY.
4, adjourned meeting Of the New York INDIAN As
socistion wa, held yesterday morning ~ ~ o,o'"
a, the home Of Mrs. J. {. BALDWIN NO. No. "'N'
Tre,tv ,hirdst for the purpose Of eecnns or''ers'
rno ofnc. az president was not filled. Mrs &. w
tan stolen was chosen acting president Ms lioao
C;.en. second vice-presidcnt Mrs EustaPhicfc was
s,o.ad corresp ,nding secretary and Mrs d. hcShu'
treasurer.
,nnucs,ion was made 70 the Aldermen Yesterday
,o enc establishment Of stsge line from The ElyAy
0r...s, station on The elevated railway In 'onmhn'
ave 10 points along the NorOI k'er' Inc Pc"'''"
MAS referred 10 the committee on streets.
.r, ,,,., q, Aldermen Yesterday amended the ash
a or,irsncc~ 90 tina, hereafter owners Of tenement
houses will he liable 20 Gne 81 not over - III ''o
., s,o for failure 10 supply suitable receptacle
for garbage.
hill Of 1924 80 expenses for the funeral Of Alder
mo, Iouis -chIamp Of the Xth District, wac passed
ty the Board YESTERDAY.
The Board Of General Appraisers YESTERDAY le
affirmed their decision that an old violin co"d ho' ~
oa,i,,.d FREQ A. an antiquity. In connection WIN
I'M ,Ie BOARD also decided that violin cases worth
tnr, az IA sn4 were extraordinary coverings and
fastened for use other than for the bona hdc trans
| portation Of goods.
| Colonel A. II. BelO and Colonel H. D LOVE- u INV
| Galveston News are in town.
The Cooley Literary society will hold It's WeHN
| ucctinr al 40 81 East TOurth-st on SATURDAY even
| inc. The organization j. composed Of hard WORKING
| vounr men who are bent on seeking an cdu'au"h
! and gaining skill in debating and public spca"iHs
The society furnished twenty speakers for the "P"Di
party during the recent campaign
Dr Frederick starr will continue MS course OF
,cctnre, on The History and Origin Of Dice- at me
American Museum Of Natural History, at o'clock
| This evening These lectures aro delivered. under the
auspices Of the trustees. to the members VI we
museum They will be illustrated with many bean'hI
siereopticon views
One OF the features Of marketing ths coming season
| will be an abundance Of roasting pigs Ihcv are
p,enty now but cold weather IS needed for fainiie'
| 70 use them economically.
Tho steamship Alameda arrived at san Francisco on
SATURDAY, with mails from Australia. New Ie'ihhd ana
Hawaii Of the following dates Mclbonrnc ottoDcf -
| srdu.v nc.nbcr Auckland. November =, homo
nlp. NoyemAcr u due here 10 morrow morning The
nnvt mail for Australia ETC. will clos" al t,ie General
postoG,o At q 30 D. NJ on December = Oh arrival
| here % steamer Aursnia with the British mail, for
| Australia.
The steamship Rio Janero arrived at san Francisco
! nm Sunday with mails from China and Japan Of the
| following dates Hong Kong. October % shanghai
| October - Yokohama November ); due pc" on
Friday The next mall for China and Japan viii clos"
a, the General Postoicc at q 80 p. m. next SUNDAY
Patriotic Thanksgiving services will be held al II
a m. tomorrow Ia Calvary Baptist Church. Inv-
| savcnth.st between sixth and seventh AYES. The
church will be- appropriately decorated and the entire
ervlce will he Of a patriotic character. Dr. MacArthut
viii preach on Three Essentials TO National Per
uc,niiy-a Free Ballot, Free school, and FREQ
Glmrch- lie will earnestly discuss several living
questions.
Jobn / Carly. electrician of the Metropolitan Tclc
hopn and Telegraph Company, last night dcllvcrN a
ecture ON Tecphony,7 at the Young Mems Institute
Hall No. 81 EOwery.
Tho Christian League for the Promotion Of social
pu,i,v viii hold its monthly meeting at 40 80 East
rw.ntv Second ST. on Friday night. Prominent speak
,rs have bcen invited to address the meeting.
The yew York Athletic Club has added i05 and 100
nonnd classes 10 It's coming boxing tournament which
will be held on saturday night Frank Day and Hugh