New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-29
NETWORK CITY.


The Tribune yesterday received S25 from s. r. o.
and So from a. D. M for ex-Lieutenant F. H. None
ton whose case of restitution referred to in Thurs
days paper.
The special deputy marshals who served election
day in the XIth to the XvIIIth Assembly districts in
elusive will be paid by Marshal Jacobus to day from
to p. m.
Dr. Cannon, a cabin passenger on the steamship
Richmond Hill, from London died Of consumption on
the voyage ard buried at sea. He was thrty'hve
wears old and a native OF Pennsylvania.
The steamship Vega. from Lisbon, was detained at
Quarantine yesterday account of case of smallpox
on board The sick passenger is q child five years
old named Maria Virgar The child was taken to North
Brother Island.
Tomorrow will be observed as Young Peoples Day
in st. James's Methodist Episcopal Church. Presi-
dent Raymond, of Wesleyan University, will preach
at 10 80 a. M Special services will be held at 8 80
a. M. and at 80, 80 and 7 80 p. m. in all OF
which will participate delegation from Yale Univer-
stv one or two of whom members Of Yae's foot
ball team Members Of this delegation will deliver
platform addresses in the service at 80 in the large
auditorium.
John E. Benedict Post, No. 4O2, G. A. R., will hold
its annual election for officers Tuesday, and install
ment on January 10, at Hammerstein's Harlem Opera
House Hall. Assistant Appraiser Edgar A. Brown
and John J. Humphy have been nominated for com
mander.
It was reported yesterday that John NJ Comstock,
Auditor OF the Naval Office, would soon go to wash
ingon to assist in revising the regulations Of the Treas
ury Department which would keep him away from Ills
| desk here for three four months.
committee from the German Republican Central
Club called yesterday at the home OF the latc MOTIFS
Fredsam, No. West One-hundred and twenty siSth
| ST. and presented TO the family a handsomely ell
| crossed set of resolutions Of coincidence.
The police captains met at Headquarters yesterday
and decided to have their next annual dinner al De
monco's on the evening OF January 2o.
| worshipful Master Rollin NJ Morgan and officers
and members of Kane Lodge Of Free Masons Will visit
| Acanthus Lodge Brooklyn, Monday evening. and
witness the work of the third degree. On the follow
Ing evening Acantus Lodge Will visit Kane LodSe III
the Masonic Temple. The officers and fellowciattS OF
Acanthus are at the request of Kane, to occupy the
stations and places and do the work of the second de-
gree A supper will follow in the banquei-ioom
| sale of womens work, including embroideries'
decorated china useful and fancy articles, home mado
cake, preserves, etc, will take place at No. l4o Sec
| ond-ave on Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoon and evening, next week. There VIII
also be on exhibition collection Of thirty six modern
| canoes, valued at about $4,000. Among them arc
| the masterpiece The Empress Catharine Of Russia
and "The Magi Following the STAR" These Two stones
| took many prizes at exhibitions in Europe There
| will also be a collection of books, among which Is a
CODY of The Brooches Bible The Field BIble with
Apocrypha and Book of Prayer, and Boydel's Shake
| speare.
| Professor Albert 5. Bickmoie will continue his
lectures on the trees Of America at the Museum OF
Natural History this afternoon at O'Clock Tie lee
ture Will be illustrated with stereopticon views.
AT the clubhouse Of The wor1ingnen's Benevolent
Association Of st. Thomas's Episcopal Church, No. e3i
East Fifty seventh-st Henry J. Home delivered lee
ture last night entitled "A Voyage 10 India" before
| ,oree audience His instructive address was listened
~ with great attention and frequently applauded.
The Rev. Mr. Pott presided
"A Few Personal Experiences Of the Time We Were
| In the Forest Up to the Date When We Met Emn
pacha, is the title Of the lecture to be delivered by
J. Mounteney Jephson at the Lotos Club Oh wcdnes-
day evening next
One of the happest of the Thanksgiving celebrations
in this city was that given at the Baptist Mariners
| TEMPLE oliver and Henry sts The Band OF Hope.
| started less than year ago. gave bun dance, and
after tea an excellent entertainment was given by the
young children
The schedules Of John T. Walker. Son C Co., i'm
porters of raw silk, at No 81 l1nc-st and No. 90
est show total liabilities Of s2,0Ji ,e0s Of which
a o7o 5oI are direct and 81 021 Gl7 contingent nom
inaI assets 81 433,352; actual assets, SlO03,540
amount of secured debts Sl,002.O0s' estimated value
Of security 1896 $50 estimated value of assets turned
over 10 the assignee $l72,6Oo
The twelfth annual reception of Amity Chapter, No
l6o ROYAL Arch Masons, will be held on Tuesday at
tho Lcnox Lyceum
The Rev. DR. Richard Whyte, OF st. Francis Xavier's
COLLEGE, is i'll at the Convent OF the sisters OF ST
Francis one hundred and forty thFdst. and Convent
ave.
John Carney, one of the oldest residents of the Thr
tenth Ward and long identified with Irish national
matters In this city, buried yesterday afternoon In
Calvary Cemetery, the funeral taking place In th'
Church of ST. Rose of Lima, in Cann0D-st
The fair In aid Of ST. Joseplfs Day Nursery at No
<78 West Fifty-sevcnthst.. was closed last evening
II is the only Catholic day nursery On the west SIDE