New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
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Professor Albert S. Bickmore gave lecture IN inc
American Museum of Natu.rl History yesterday, on
aFood Fishes from Fresh Waters" There was large
attendance, as usual
The funeral of E. A. Hoffman, jr, son OF Dean
Hoffman, OF the General Theological Semn'F, WV"
held at Trinity Chapel in Twenty sixthst' YESTERDAY
afternoon. Bishop Potter assisted by the hc'' Dr'
Dix and the Rev. DR.. Vibbert conducted inc SERVICES
Water Register Riley's report for last week shows
e27 OCT 16 collected for the use OF Croton wafer
Mayors Marshal Engehard issued LID Guy heehses
last week and collected S2147 10 in fees.
The heavy output Of Louisiana sugar last year gave
a. grocery reputation above some of the refnngs OF
foreign sugar and the crop is again finding place
The steamship Algers brncs 1898 barrels ana next
Wednesdays boat Is expected 10 contain as much'
The preliminary bouts of the boxing championships
OF the Metropolitan Association OF the Amateur Avn
,etic Union will be held Thursday night ct Tie
Metropolitan Opera House
The Ladies' Schubert Quartet, Ct Boston, VIII De
the attraction at the monthly entertainment OF the
yonnr Mems Institute, No. 900 Bowery. on Tuesday
night.
In the suit Of 4. n. Loeb against the DR.. Jaeger
Sanitary Woollen System Company. now pending be-
fore the Supreme Court in this city, an ORDER was
entered by Judge Ingrnham Monday, sustaining the
demurrer of the DR.. Jaeger Company. This prncucaiy
decides that no canse Of action had been snicenty
shown by the plsntid.
Tho Tribune yesterday received IS from Thanks
Giving. for the sufferers from the famine in Russia
Tn. Alumni Association of Drew Theological Sem
,nary win have it's annual dinner at Clarks In twenty
third-st tomorrow evening. Covers will be laid for
seventy five.
A course OF Sunday evening lectures is to be given
IN st. Bernard's Church, the first of which, The
Church In Her History by the Right Rev Dr. Robert
~ Church.
be delivered tonight
Standard Lodge Of the Free Sons Of Israel will have
its annual reception at Terrace Garden on Deem
Der 10.
A de,av Of ten minutes was caused on the sixth
ave elevated railway yesterday morning by the blow
fngout of cylinder head on locomotive as the tram
was passing Twenty -fourthst. The train managed to
reach the Twenty thrds station where tie passcn-
gers were transferred The disabled tain pushed
down TO Rector-st by the train following No one was
injured by accident but two women in the forward
car tainted
The annual meeting Of the Society of tho Church
Mission to DeafMutes will be held in St. AIMS Church
for DeafMutes tomorrow evening.
The first monthly festival Of the choir of st. Bar
thoomcw's Church this season will take place this
afternoon at O'Clock The choir Ct All Souls Church
will combine with the parish choir. The Advent
Hymn schumann. and so Come. Let Us Worship
Mendelssohn, 10 be sung Mr.. Warren Will con-
duct, with Mr. Macfarane at the organ.
The noted violinst. Munczi Lajos, is 10 return to
The Eden Musee on December n with n selected or
chestra Of sixteen performers. among them being
Munczi Bella, cello player of reputation. De Kolta
who is said to be an excellent magician, will also ap
near. In conjunction with the waxwOrls, this enter
tainment will doubtless prove drawing one.
The Mount Washington Collegiate Association will
have it's annual dinner at No. ,252 broadway on
Thursday evening next The committee In charge In
tends 10 make the dinner unusually attractive. and
large attendance Of the former pupils is expected.
Extra tickets may be obtained from NJ. T. F. Gouraud,
the secretary and treasurer, No. 81 Great Jonesst.
Addresses will be made by the Rev. William Lloyd,
the Rev. Charles T. Deems, and Others
C. H. Schultz, a member of both the Produce and
Maritime exchanges died at his home. No GO West
Fifty -thrdst., Friday. lie sixty three years
old ana member OF the commission house OF II. Becker
& CO., No. % South wlllism-st. The funeral will be
ut his home on Monday at 10 a.
There will be pretty women and handsome at
the annual reception Of the j. j. Reynolds Association
at Arlington Hall next Wednesday evening. The hail
and supper will be pretlly decorated with ferns
and National cmblems and the members will do Their
bcst TO make their guests comfortable.