New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-20
NETWORK CITY.

Allan B. Mcneil, the old Amherst football player,
delivered address in Association Hall on Muscular
Christianity" yesterday afternoon.
A reception will be given tomorrow evening at the
Catholic Club to Monsinor Mcdonnell. Archbishop
Corrigan's secretary.
Professor W. II. Thompson Of the University Med
ical College delivered address under the auspices
of the Students Movement in the assemblyrooms OF
the Metropolitan Opera House last night.
Father Bislcy. of St. Elnabeths Church, has 70
ceived S8lO from his parishioncrs. to improve tho
heating and ventilation Of the building
King Charles I of Portugal began tho second year
Of his reign yesterday.
The season for running deer with dogs in this State
ends to-day for this year.
This day 100 years ago Lord CORVALLIS surrendered
to Washington at Yorktown, Va, and ended the War
Of the Revolution.
sportsmen gratined by the news that the growth
OF wild celery along the Maryland and Carolina coasts
is much better than last year. and promises well for
winter duckshooting.
The Rev. DR.. T. De witt Talmage preached to q
crowded congregation last night at the Academy OF
Music. He carried his audience from the gates OF
Jerusalem to the crumbled walls Of Jericho. detailing
Christs Journey along the desert road and the kind
act of the Samaritan, who took the man who no"
fallen among thieves" to the nearest inn.
Isaac Rosenthal ami Samuel Woods. alleged green
Goods men, who were arrested Saturday in raid
ty Anthony Comstock and the police at No. 34l West
rf.y.ninthst, were arrsgned yesterday before JUS
tce Hogan at the Tombs Police Court and were held
for examination this morning, In default OF $500
bail
At the reception given TO Grand Master Workman
Theodore A. Case by the Ancient Order Of United
workmen Friday night. the Excelsior Legion, IN
connection with the Brooklyn and Long Island Legion.
marched to the Murray Hn Hotel and escorted Mr.
Case TO the Grand Opera House. The Rev. DR.. stTo-
bridge made the address Of welcome
The annual entertainment Of the Columbus Dramatic
and Literary Society Of the Church Of st. Mary Mag
dalcn was given last evening in Turn Hall. to help
pay of the debt on the church
The Rev. Dr. Charles L. Thompson preached the
first of series Of sermons Modern scepticism last
evening In the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
lie traced the history OF scepticism. Next Sunday
evening he will discuss its present bearings.
A meeting Of the vassar Students Aid Society will
be held at Sherrys Thirty seventhst and F1fth-ave,
on next saturday afternoon. There will DO bust
ness meeting at O'clock to which all who have been
connected with vsssar College students ore invited
to be present Invitations have been issued for q
reception at 80 O'Clock for persons prominent In
society and education In NewIork and It's vicinity.
Evacuation Day. November IS, will be observed by
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monies at the Battery, and the customary dinner at
the armory. Lieutenant Horace II. Brockway Schuy-
Ter l.. Gerard and Albert E. Seifcrt the Aittee
Of arrangements.
Tho OLD Guard win give ts annual reception at
the Metropolitan Opera House on Thursday evening,
January 90. Tho following have been named ex-
ecutve officers Major George W. Mclean. chairman
Captain Rastus s. Ransom, vice chairman; Lieutenant
Edward p. Moore, secretary and James F. Wenman
treasurer. The offces and the address Of the sec
rotary and will be 1t the armOry, Ffthave
and Fourteenthst.
The Methodist Book Concern Is adjoining the walls
Of It's chapel with paintings Of Its distinguished men
John wesley's portrait is In the centre with Asbury
and Coke. All Of the Bishops arc represented. and
such leaders as Dr. Eddy. Drr. Dashelle and Reid
former missionary secretaries. and Mr. Phillips, late
head Of the book concern; also recent picture OF
bishop z. o. Haven, the gft of the Rev. DR.. E. c.
Curtis. formerly financial agent Of Syracuse Uni
versity