New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
NEW-NORK CITY.

The following contributions have been received at
This Office for the destitute family Of James Holmes Of
NO 1920 FnltOn.t.. Brooklyn 50 from as. B. 81
from Z" X. ~" - from VI. l.. So ~ from r."
~ from X. c. r." and 800 from " Leo" sarah Il.
O,gopd sends $40 for the mother of Young Kemmcrer
The Rev. Dr. Robert Russell Booth will lecture on
switzerland aud the EnCadnc" this evening al the
chapel Of the Rutgers Riverside Church. seventy third
=. and the Boulevard. DR.. Booth is veteran and
accomplished traveller and those who listen TO Him
while he d~cour>es This chapter Of hi, memories Of
foreign lands are certain be rmcly entertained
The proceed Of thc lecture to help pay for the
organ Of Dr.. Booths new church.
The steamer Scandal. captain f. KopG, from Ham
burg came into port Yesterday after voyage of four
teen day. Of The 40 >tccrTgc passengers. 90 were
cxilcd Russian Hebrews who forced 10 leave their
untry under The new law
The Rev DR.. Cornelius Brett. of the old Berger
Church. in Jersey city. read paper at the Reformed
pastors meeting yesterday, opposing tho views cN
pressed in an article in the December Century" hy
the Rev. Dr. shield called "sugcc,t tons on EcccSi
a~tca Union" Dr. Brett said that the union Of all
evangelical denominations under one head was now
mpracticab!c,
The members Of the Academy Of Political Science
met i'm Hamilton Hal. Columbia College. last night.
and listened with cvIccut interest f., r,pc: Com
pul,ory Voting" by reccrch william Hollis.
The Rev. Dr.. W. II. T. rauncc. pastor Of the FIN
Avenue Bap'i, Church. will receive tie mtmLers OF
his congregation and other friends al his home. No.
West Forty s.. al 30 this evening. The Young
Peoples Association connected with the church will
give il, second entertainment on Thursday night.
Tie ANIMAL Nuisance known as the ~ Cromwellian"
Board Of t!Gcrmcn called Mayor Grant yesterday.
and asked him 10 recognize them the only and
original Common Council. The Mayor declined the
request and politely bowed his visitors out.
" . or1ce
Yesterday. after absence of several DAYS in Wash
ngton.
The Rev DR.. MAYNARD will deliver n historical and
illustrated lecture on The North Of France tJmorrov
afternoon in Chickerns Hall.
Ex-Nayor Franklin Ed>on is foreman Of the January
Gr, ID jury which was sworn in by Recorder Smyth
yesterday.
Judge Henry r. McG0wn. Of the City Court, sent
letter 1, the Park commissioners Yesterday. suggesting
that IN, cd Mount II Vincent restaurant be- renamed
McGovn', 7a,s its former name having been abolished
by the board.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the American In
,nGc Of Christian Philosophy will lie held tonight in
Hamilton Han, Columbi1 College The Rev George
l. thompson Of Bridgeport. Conn, viii read a paper
on The Religions Future Of our Country
Tie work on Ellis Island toward binding The now
home for immigrants is advancing favordblf. Inc
Pcnn,y lvania Railroad AnncXboat so has been char
tered - carry the builtng materials 10 the island
Frederick NJ Rice Ia, received from George lie Bou
til!icr handsome gold JurgenScn watch and chain I"
commemorate twenty years faithful service with
e l;outillier Brothers Mr. Rice began hi career with
the firm in september. 1870, and now hold the place
Of superintendent Of the new store OF lie bontlh'i
BROTHERS, in Fourteenth Il.
4 large number Of merry coasters spent last even
ing in sliding down Murray Ill., IN Thirty seventh ST.
toward Tldave People in the street were attracted
hy "A large IOb sled traverse ~ II Is called
I'm Vermont. which. loaie1 with half dozen people
made occa ,ional rip, among the smaller s'edS
The New York Delta chapter OF the Phi lica Kappa
fraternity will hold meeting al Columbia College thi-
evening Professor Charles Spra,nc Smith VIII read
a papor on An Introduction u the Comparative study
of literature"