New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
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There will be sale trotng stock. carriage horses,
vehicles, harness. etc., at the American Horse Ex-
change by Peter c. Kellogg Co. at 10 Thurs
day next
The Quill Club will hold its first meeting at No. 90
West Twenty -thrd-st Tuesday evening" How
Much socialist Are Your" will be discussed by Mar
shall IL. Bright, Ccphas Bainerd. and the Rev. Dr.
Henry van DYKE after the dinner.
An entertainment, by professional artists. under
the auspices OF the Xavier Ioat Club. will be gwen
at the College Theatre. No. 80 West slxteentst.,
Tuesday. November rs. at p. III. This is the first
Of series Of entertainments 10 be given by this club
and having spared expense IN securing the best
possible talent, 1t feels confident that varied and de-
ligtful evenings enjoyment will be had BY all who
| arc present. Admission, 30 cents Tickets are for
sale at the Xavier Club.
The American Folklore Society will hold its an
nual meeting ut Coumba College on November % and
20. committee has been appointed TO receive and
entertain members Of the society from other Cities
Contributions for entertainment are requested to be
sent to Dr. n. l.. BrttOn, Columbia College.
william G. Mugan, clerk in the fifth division Of
the Custom House. has been elected president OF tio
class of 81 OF the NewYork University Law school.
Mr.. Mulgan lives in Brooklyn.
Franklin NJ. Johnson, member of the Stock En-
change buried yesterday. The Rev. DIR. Van Dc
Water, OF st. Andrews Church, conducted t.c SER
vices at the house, No. 20 East Ffyhfthst num-
Der of Mr. Jolnson's fellow mcr:bers of the Union
Club and the Veteran Corps Of the eth Regiment at
tended.
Martin Fogarty, longshoreman, of No. 90 Albany
ST. held In police court yesterday, charged with
fracurng the skull of william H. Steward with stone.
Steward is foreman of the Metropolitan Outside Line
steamship Company, and refused To give Fogarty work.
j. L. Riker Post G.. A. r., will give campfire and
entertainment at the COncOrda Assembly Rooms, No.
Is Avenue A, November II, in aid of its Gettys
burg Memorial Fund.
Major George W. Mclean, Receiver of City Taxes,
collected during last week the Of S590,014 A.
Water Register Riley reported S27 $50 AS last
weeks collections for CrotOn water. Mayors Marshal
Engelhsrd issued 1of4 city licenses, and received
III 841 75.
Arrangements being made at the Eden Musee
for the appearance of Otero in % series Of brilliant
tabcaux vivans, in which her personal charms should
show to great advantage. The Spanish dances
introduced by Otcro have met with decided popular
favor Two sacred concerts will he given to-day and
the many wonders Of the wax world Will be on view.
The Orrln circus sailed the steamship Orzaba for
Progreso, Cuba, yesterday. The circus will spend
the winter in the West Indies and Mexico.
The annual meeting of the Nassau Boat Club will
take place at ST. Clouds Hotel tomorrow evening" be-
ginning at 30 O'Clock. important business
will be transacted, including the election Of officers
At meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
New-York Civil Service Reform Association Wednes-
day resolutions were presented by George William
Curtis expressing regret at the death OF Ira Bursley
who for long time the treasurer Of the assoca-
ton and jealous worker in behalf Of the principles OF
Civil Service reform.
Another meeting of the subcommittee of the Worlds
Fair Committee on Fine Arts was held at the Glsey
House yesterday, but nothing Of Importance was done.
The committee adjourned to meet in Chicago on No
vember IS.
Lewis J. West, clerk, forty-eght years old, com
mtted suicide yesterday in his home, at No. 15o West
one hundrc, and nireteenth-st. lie cut his throat
with a razor The police sent for Coroner Schultze to
make an investigation They not able to ascer-
tain the cause OF the suicide.
Ty prospective owner of his own building lot Will
have good chance to buy more of the OBJ lots
that are to be put up for auction at the Real Estate FIX
change No 50 Lberty-st., tomorrow These lots are
opposite Jerome Park, and overlook Moshou Parkway
AZ the junction of Jeromeave and Southern Boulevard
and are adjacent to Bedford Park