New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-08
NEW YORK CITY.

| ID Fp Madison ewJersev was Repuoicuh
In 1872 II was carried by Grant and WILSON,
| The funeral Of Bradlsh Johnson was held ~ Cii
vary Church. Twenty frstst. and Fonrthave' yes'er
div morning. The Rev. DR.. ii. ~ Satterice' rector
OF the church, offciacd. assisted BY the Rev DE-
| Freeman, OF Troy. y. y. The pa'lDeaiers WI ''
Rev. Henry Meyer .Iudre Peabody. George Carr +. a.
| Roome George q. Williams ana Juu6c i"''' N
| burial was Ia Greenwood cemetery
| I'll. Pastors Association Of the Reformed Chnrch
bsb ne weclly meeting at No. 20 Fast Twenty second
Il Yesterday The Rev. DR.. Herbert presided ihc
| Rev Dr. Vroom iead a paper on The rI0h'n''n'e
that shonld BE Given in Preaching the Love OF "oo'
Tho BAPTIST Minister'S Association met yesterday at
| the Baptist Church, at secondave ana EleNen'i'9''
| The Rev Harvey Wood presided Ihe m'culh ""'
devoted to services In memory Of the Rev. J. F. Avery
| castor OF the Mariners Temple RESOLUTIONS oio"''
| TO the dead minister were ADOPTED ana SN'l' "u
dresses were made by of the ministers present.
| The regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
| u,nisters, Association was held yesterday nj ue
Methodist Book Concern. The meeting was el'rf
| ,a,,., nv a sermon from the Rev. Dr. hcAmey, III
which he referred to the work OF the assoca''o" WI"
| Of the Church.
The death of Frederick Michel. of No 10 frohts,''
which occurred on Saturday at his nom" III bum "'
Union Hill y. j., announced NJ the rf"uuoc Ia
chang. Yesterday He seventy seven years oid'
The funeral will be held tomorrow
The Treasury Department yesterday sent orders TO
Vim Collector OF the Port to release from quarantine
he steamships Aler, from Bremen aud SueNi" lIon
Hamburg Their pa ssengers were booked before sep
TENDER l.
Tho annral meeting Ct tho stockholders OF the Amer
,con Fine Ars Society, which vas u be h'h N'Ht'iuS
a, No. 215 West Ff,yseventh-st, was postponed LOT
rour weeks rs there not quorum present
At the funeral services Of Captain John Melmoth
bnnnn
yesterday morning. the Rev. Dr. Russell looth, OF
Rptccrs Presbyterian Church. ohiciated. The buna
was at WOodlawn Cemetery.
The funeral Of Howard Lockwood was hem yes'ef-
day morning at his home, No. lf5 west fny'eiehtn
81 the Rev. DR.. Henry Brdgh'an olncialhs' lac
hodr xas placed In a receiving vault at Greenwood
Cemetery 10 await the arrival from Europe Oh s'cr
who is expected on the Aurania.
The shin starlight which arrived here yesterday
morning from Demerara, reported that on November
5 She encountered hurricane which opIgcd her u
lav to for day Some Of her light sails were blown
awov ard her decks constantly swept by the
waves Throughout the entire voyage the weather
was unusually severe
The broadway, seventh ave. ana University Place
division Of the Houston West street and Pavonid f"I
Railroad Company will run its cars between Cchtral
Park and South Ferry every fifteen minutes IRON
= IN. 10 4 go D. H. over the original Scventh-ave
route, through West broadway ana Ie"'Oh"oiF''' ~
south Ferry. hereafter.
Thomas Keenan,. the young tough who was arrested
On Friday for attempting to amt Mrs Mary Sheehy
with whom he boarded, at No. BOB Spring ST., was
| held for trial In default Of $1,000 ball by Justice
| Rysn in jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Nrs sheehy was sent to the House Of Detention as
| witness.
| Tho Dore Gallery viii be open as usual to-day.
The NewYork Tandem Club will have its first
| fall drive. mot parade, GU Thursday. November 10
| ,eetno at the Casino In Central Park al IL a. N.
| and then driving 10 Morris Park for luncheon.