New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
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NETWORK CITY.
The funeral OF John r. Foley, the rcalesate oroher
" this city, who died from apoplexy in BuNao last
Monday took place at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
at All saints Church. Onehundred and-tweny-hihh
and Madson-aye Requiem mass was celebrated oy
,h. Rev Iohn A. McKenna The burial in Cal
vary Cemetery
August Langncr under arres. for the murder Oh
Miss Mary Emerson in Dedham. Mass. was taken 10
Boston yesterday.
seven hundred and sixtynve city licenses were
,ssued by the Mayor's Marshal last week, for which
s1,14o so paid in fees.
The Museum of Art will be open this afternoon from
10 5 O'Clock. and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ana
Saturday from 10 a. to p. m, free TO the Puoho'
The price of admission Tomorrow and Tuesday Is 20
cents The museum Is not open at present ID inc
evenings
The Museum OF Natural History will be open free
10 the public this afternoon after O'CLOCK tomorrow
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and SATURDAY 1ron !"
q. m. TO p. m, and Wednesday ana oa'u'ua' o'o"
ings until 10 O'Clock.
The Providence and stoningon steamship Com
pany announces that passenger service via the Provl-
dence Line will be discontinued for the winter Mter
October H. The StOnington Line WILL az usual, run
throughout the year. this IS the inside eouna Tou'e
and especially desirable in winter. The new steel
steamers Maine and New-Hampshire which have been
popular boats during their first summer season |us'
past, will remain in commission
The Chassis OF New-York consisting Of the Reformed
churches In this city and on Staten lsland-thrty
places Of worship in all-wil hold Its semanhuai
session in the Marble Collegiate Church. ffth-ave.
and Twenty.ninth-st on Tuesday. October l., at 10
n. H. The classical sermon will be preached by the
Rev. +. G. Erhardt, retiring president, after when
will be the regular order Of business.
A meeting will be held at the Riverside Baptist
Chapel at Amsteriam-ave. and Ninety second-st, 10
morrow evening to consider the subject OF liquor
licenses on the West Side. The Rev. DR.. E. a. Brad
lev rector Of St. Acnes's the Rev. Madison C. Peters
pastor Of the Bloomnedae Reformed Church the Kew.
T. A. Francis pastor Of the Riverside Baptist Church
the Rev. iDr J. z. Shaw. pastor OF the West End
Presbyterian Church; the Rev. Dr. T. NJ Peters rector
OF st. Michaels, and Others Will speak briefly, ana
some plain words are likely to be spoken about
Tanmany.
The New.Yorl Press Club Binding and Charity Fund
has received gift Of 81 900 from the American Tee-
phone and Telegraph Company.
NJ Cuba! and Mile. Greville are IN Their eIehrn
week at the Eden Musee. Their engagement will be
continued Indefinitely, owing to their popularity The
great wax group entitled "Columbus's Return and
containing thirty figures. Is timely exhibit. There
will be concerts this afternoon and evening.
The steamship Oceanic arrived NJ san traacisto on
Friday with mails from Hong Kong September 90;
shanghai september %, and Yokohama. september 30
due 10 arrive in New-York on Wednesday morning.
The next mail for China and Japan Will close mt the
General Postof!ce at O 80 r. N. Oh the same day.
The Arion Singing Society, which had so much
success in Europe will give charity concert at
Carnegie Music Hall sunday. october 80 The
programme viii be exact reproduction Of those
performed by the Arlon In Germany ard Austria
owing 10 the success OF the NcwIork Columbian
Loan Exhibition, being held at the Academy OF
Design the Art Committee at a special meeting held
Yesterday morning decided to continue IT another
week. The attendance has been large. and several
pictures have found ready purchasers.
Carnegie Music Hall. where Dorc's well-hnown re-
ucous paintings are being exhibited, is daily visited
by large number OF people. one or two of the lead
Ing ministers OF the city have offered to lecture on
these pictures. Many religious and artistic societies
are arranging 10 visit this collection.