New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04
NETWORK CITY.

The White Cross Army will hold meeting In AS
ISOLATION Hall. Twenty thrd-st and FOurtllave. this
afternoon at 3 30 O'Clock. The Rev. John Balloon
shaw will address the meeting. There will be music
from 3 10 3 80 o'cloc.- Admission by ticket only to
young men.
The exhibition Of artistic book bindings the Groer
Club will be continued from January 10 IL Gn-
cm,ive afternoon, from until Il. evenings until
10 O'Clock Artisans and others can obtain tickets by
applying the curator at the clubhouse NO. 20'Nest
Thirty -secondst., near MadisonAve.
There is good skating az Van COItlandt and Ardsley
lakes These are reached by the EewYorl and North
ern Railroad which connects with the Sl1thave ana
Nlnthavc. elevated roads at One-hundred and-hity-
fnhst. Trains are run until after midnight for the
accommodation Of skaters.
The Tribune Yesterday received the following sub
scrpons $40 from $. Il. o." for the Little Motif
ers in Winter" fund, ami $40 for Mr.. o'Bren'
No. 100 Firstst. who wants employment to support
her family also the following fol- the destitute family
Of Jane; Holmes No. 1920 Fultonst.. Brooklyn:
SIS from Edward \. ScccOmb, rs each from b. W. H.
and G. NJ. McCorklc. g. from John C. Citing. and 81
each from Harlcm,o &C. II. W. and H. L. b."
At meeting Of the Academy of Political Science to
be held In Hamilton HALL Columbia College. Tomorrow
evening Frederick william Hollis will read paper on
Compulsory Voting
w. W. Hi. IT, broker announced his lnsoulty
Yesterday on the tfUOn LACItIsc b H''t h' 'SA'r"
tous. which are rather small. Mr. Xiii was short OF
The market The market has gone up some forty
ponts in the last few days. and there has been
drop in receipts at inland points which fact scared
the bears"
The grass in City Hall Park in many places took on
an almost sprlnS-like grcenness while tucked away
under its covering OF snow.
Father Ignatius will address the Methodist ministers
At their weekly conference tomorrow morning.
service for men only will be held at st. Georges
Fpl,copal Church. Smyvesant Square, tonight Tic
sermon Will be by Father Icnalin,.
Water Register Rlleys receipts for Croon water last
week were sl6.2Os 90. Mayors Marshal Engelhard
issued I5o city licenses; fees. @l.730 80.
A novelty AZ the Eden Musee this week will be the
fir, appearance in this city Of the Imperial japanese
troupe II includes Miss lIau a wonderful contor-
ZIONIST Karriwaza. who slides on wire from the roof
and other ,uc-cr, and athletes. There will be two
ouccrt> to-day by the Hungarian band. oler0 gains
new popularity The oftcncr She is seen
The :.rst number of Echoes Of the Week has come
mt II Is brsl lively and neat John Ernest Nc
Cam is the editor and George f. Stcrnberg and Arthur
J. Gr.y ar, the Publishers.
The Rev. Or. Van De Water viii onicete as chap
lain II Columbia COLLEGE for the first time tomorrow
in the chapel At 9:1' a. m.
The Rev John Balloon shaw. Of the West End Pres
bvtcrinn Church. will talk in Association Hall this
afternoon on Personal Purity
The Ncw YORK; Nidu,1l Koys. with Miss Clara
Toul.c Raw cocution,t. will give concert for the
monthly entertainment Of the 1ouue Mems Christian
>,soriatlon mn Association Hall tomorrow night
The opening Of Wprth~ Family Theatre and Museum
At siNthavc and Thircth ST., is announced for To-
morrow night.
The Young women 81 the Normal College. who have
crIo,d a t. # ten DAY, their aborS. Will begin
their dutc. again t".morrow morning.
The public schools Of Sew York which have been
closed for tbc holiday, will be rcopcncd tomorrow.
The German societies Of this city VIII begin the
celebration Of the carnival season ms week. III the
traditional fashion.
The fair Of the hungarian Association oi NcW 'o'"
III omen To morrow IN the Gcrmana Assembly Rooms
=, ,rllI continue untn January 10. There VIII b'