New-York tribune., 1892-12-11
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The Scientific Alliance Of New York IS n union o.
leading scientific societies for mutual benefit anc
to promote the general cause OF science. An appca
has been ssued TO friends OF science for moderate
fund TO serve the purposes Of the Alliance. {. +
Cox j. L. Zabrsle j. A. Allen. Judge Addison Brown
Emory McClntOcS. George F. Kunz, ii. Darlington
Bolton and Professor y. L. Brton make mp the finance
committee of the Scientific Alliance Contributions
may be sent the treasurer of the council. Professor
y. l.. BrittOn. Columbia College.
The second cotrse OF the Columbia College lectures
In cooperation with the American Museum OF Natur;
History Will be astronomy Professor Res VII
lecture upon "The Great Telescopes Of the World on
December II, and will continue his lectures on January
: January Ii and January 81. lie will speak In the
Museum at Seventy -seventhst. and Eiehthavc.. on
Saturday evenings O'Clock. These Lectures Will BE-
illustrated. Tickets of admission will be required
President Lows secretary will supply them On appca
tion, without charge.
The receipts OF Water Register Riley for the use
of Croton water last week were S34663 52
Mayors Marshal Engelhard issued 6i0 city licenses
last week. and collected $2,0l9 in fees.
Commissioner Shields Yesterday held in SO 600 each
Francisco Pagliaro and his wife, Cementna. who are
charged with bringing young women into this country
for immoral purposes. The couple arrived here on
Friday the Giava with four gir.s.
Charles T. Dillingham; Co, wholesale booksellers
will remove from their present place at No. 7l5 Broad
way about January !. In consequence, they are
Offering their fine stock OF books In every department
OF literature at greatly reduced prices at retail Their
store is near waverey Place, and every facility Is
offered TO holiday buyers.
The Gouuod Quartet consisting Of Catherine Hike.
soprano: Antonia II. Sawyer, cOntralto David G.
Henderson, tenor John C. Dempsey, bass. and William
c. Carl musical director will give Its first concert al
Hartman Hall on Thursday evening. One OF the
features Of this concert will be two organ solos by
Mr.. Carl on the new two-manual Mason HamIn List
organ an instrument which is constantly increasing In
popularity for concert purposes.
The Rev DR.. J. Silverman will begin at II o'coc,
| today in the Temple Emanu FL In Fifth-ave, courS,
OF lectures to atheists sceptics and other unbccvers
The first OF these will be the topic The Real OBJ
lection to Religion
At the Eden Musec an entertaining Sunday pro
gramme is provided. Besides the afternoon and even
Ing concerts there will be vocal selections by
quartet. The world In may be seen and Their,
are numerous other permanent attractions New
features soon TO De announced.
There will be rally Of Christian Endeavor workers
In the Central Congregational Church, at Nos. 307 70
81 West Fifty -sevcnthst., tomorrow evening. Ad
dresses will De made by prominent speakers.
Tho schoomas asters' Association Of NcwYork held IT.
monthly meeting in Hamilton Hall, Columbia College,
paper on "The Teaching of Modern Languages Fred
erick Monteser David Magic jr. Colonel F.. II. Baker.
W. II. Raymond and f. NJ. Kirk were elected members.
The association afterward had luncheon at the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Club. No 435 Fifth-ave.
That particularly lively organization the Tenderlon
Club will give Its third annual sundown supper next
Sunday night at Jacgcr's restaurant. Fiyninths st.
and Madisonave. Many new entertaining features are
promised and to judge by past experience the mem
bers Will at least cOntve 10 make time pass quickly
The Thirteen Club will on Tuesday night give m
entertainment a women's reception. a SUPPER and
thirteen dances In the big hall Of the Columbia
Restaurant, Union Square. There will also be the
usual miscellaneous programme Of music and song
In this Miss Katherine Krymer, Miss Lillian Dubois
Miss Marie Budworth, the Misses AnerrIan, Chester
H. Beebe NJ Guibal and Miss Grerie, Alfred f.
Pearsall, Victor dc Prato and the Lyceum Ladies
Quartet will take part.
College Day will be celebrated under the auspices
OF the Epworth League In 81. James's Methodist Epis
copal Church to-day with special services. Ir lessor
c. T. Winchester, Of Wesleyan University. and Donald
Mccall and two ow-students from Princeton will
make addresses in the morning Afternoon and even
ing services Will also be held.
The Bavarian Brewing Company and the Star
Brewing Company have consolidated, and have been
Incorporated under the name OF the former The
capital is 81 100000. OF the 10000 shares or the
stock 6OOO are BE- issued the stockholders Of the
Bavarian Brewing Company, and 1000 TO the stock
holders Of the tar Brewing Company.
The Red Cross steamship Miranda was pulled OF
the sunken meadows Hell Gate yesterday after
noon, and taken to a drydock at Twenty sixth ST.,
South brooklyn, for examination She aground
Thursday.
Marion NJ. Miller rcc"r.tly professor at Princeton
College and the literary editor of The University
Magazine" delivered the first Of course Of lectures
on Passion In the Greek Poets" yesterday afternoon
at Madame Albcrtis school Of Expression, In Fhave.
and Tra,desmcn have been elected. follows: Presi-
dent Guy Culgn; vice-prcsdent John l.. Ila milton
second vice pres lent Warren A. Conovcr treasurer.
Richard #. Davies; secretary stephen VI. Wright.
The third Of thc Of free Saturday light lcct-
ures for the season Of 9203 delivered in the
Romyn Hitchcock. who has for many years been con
nected with the Smithsonian Institution, ia Wash
ington spoke "China, Shanghai, Pekin and the
Great WALL" The lecture ius aed by many
steleOpticOn views. The next lecture Of the course
will be delivered December II by l.. J. b. Lincoln,
who will speak +" The Story Of NcwYori.'
The r,imrs rumbor Of The 7th Regim mt Ga ette
has just been issued. II contains a column Of news
from each company, numerous "reminiscences Of camp
life at Buffalo. and other items Of Interest National
Guarlsmen, and is profusely illustrated
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