New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received 81 from e. and S from
Charity" for the "R" family.
Mrs. s. II. P."-Scnd clothes intended for the
destitute poor to the East Side Relief Committee.
No. 70 Delancry-st.. New-York city.
II. Alfred Freeman will deliver lecture before
the H. J.. Il. Theosorhical Society. No. Ia West
e-hunircd-andt twenty -hfth-st. on THE Moneycd
Poor" this evening at D. The public is invited.
|. The proprietors OF the Plaza Hotel sent hand
some luncheon TO the officers clerks AMI employees
OF the Lincoln National Bank. Of which Thomas L..
James Is president. yesterday This was pleasant
New Years remembrance to the people In the hank.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art viii bc open free
to the public this afternoon from TO O'Clock:
Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m. TO y. m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from sIto 10 O'Clock. The admission ON
Mondays and Fridays IL .; cents.
Admission to the Museum Of Natural History Is
free to-day from g. m. To & D. m. on Wednes-
days. Thursdays and Fridays from q. m. to :
r. m: on Saturdays from a. m. 10 10 p m. AMI
Tuesday evenings from to 10 o'clock. The price
OF admission IL % cents on Mondays AMI Thursday :
from a. m. to J.. m
The Cain exhibition At the American Art Gal
icries will close on New Years Day The pictures
will be on view from n. m. 20 =. m. to-day.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver An historical
illustrated lecture on The North 81 France" next
Wednesday afternoon at Chickeftng Hall.
Happy New Year" said mariner on the Mari
time ExchanK- yesterday to n friend. We'll. Il
can't be any than 1893. anyhow" was the
reply TO the greeting.
When Judge John Jerooman. Of the Eighth Dis
trict Court retired from once yesterday afternoon
after six years of work. many Of his frie,ds and
associates gave him handsome gifts and reSou-
tion tes,ifying TO his efficiency while in ONCE.
The funeral Of Henry ciauscn. Jr. was largely
IN
Eas, Seventy -~ighth-st. Many members OF the
Lirdcrkranz ami Arton societies Ind OF the Man
haitian club wcr" present. besides other we-known
men The service conducted hy thr Kev. br
kro,rl. pastor Of the Lutheran Church. In West
Twenty -nrst.st
The transfer was recorded yestcriay OF the prop
erty at No. 81 Wiiam-st sold by N" Sew-York
Mutual fnsuranc" Company to tn" I.oyds Plate
Glass Insurance Company. The price WAS N?7.J".
The -. q. YuenRiing brewing Company ycs,er-
day gave n mortgage Of ta2. On to the Mutual I.fe
Insurance Company on the premises at Onchun-
dred-and-twenty cighth-st and Amsc riafn-ave. and
on other property.
For the hrst time In years the Trinity chimes
may not announce the birth Of the New Year. but
the residents OF Manhattan Island will hear the
ringing OF the Liberty bell. at present on
hittion at the Worlds Fair Exposition IN the
Grand Central Palace. The bell will lie runG with
the aid Of an international rope portions Of which
were contributed by every nation.
The condition OF Joseph Keppler who has been
seriously III at his home. No. q East Seventy
ninth-s, for some time. took slight change for
the better yesterday. While he IL by no means
out OF danger. yet no fears are felt for his i'm
mediate death.
f. w Martin. the chemist Of the Health Depart
ment. lately found out that a mixture OF alcohol
and logwood being manufactured In the city
In large quantities. and sold for cheap wine to be
used In restaurants. lie has had many samples of
the vile stuff procured from the dealers and
analysed. and raids At the places where the poison
Gus mixture Is manufactured likely to be made
The Rev. DIR. Van DE Water. chaplain OF Co.
lun,ba College and rector OF 81. Andrews Church
OF this city. will preach to men only In 81. Georges
Church the evening OF the first Sunday In Jan
uary. His subject Will be- "Denlng the Temple Of
Cod" and ne will treat the Trinity of Evil con-
sidering drunkenness. gambling and lust.
An entertaining and instructive free lecture
Japan and the Japanese was given before n large
audience In the main hall Of Cooper Institute last
evening by Frank X. Roberson. under the auspices
OF Cooper Union. II was profusely illustrated with
BEAUTIFUL stercOpticOn Views OF scenery. temples
and OF japanese ncn and women Of different classes.
Next Saturday evening Professor Homer B. Sprague
will lecture "When Was In Jail: or. the
Bright Side OF Libby Prison.
The officers Of the sth Regiment. y. q $. y. Y.
and the present and former members of Company
!. are requested to meet at FIFTY -n!nth-st. and
Thri-ave. at $50 p. m. to-day. In citizens cloghes
TO attend the funeral OF Captain George Chase.
The children Of the Theo*ophical i-otos Circle. or
Sunda school. Will give an entertainment this ar
tcrnoon at O'Clock at the hnll of the Aryan
branch OF the society. No. lA Madison ave Will
lam q. Judge will give the little ones Theosophica
talk The affair IL in charge OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Mayer Of West Fifty -ninth-st.. assisted by Mss
Annie Walberg. the Scandinavian lecturer. ana
others. The public Is invited.
The three-mastcd schooner Lizzie w Mathicson.
outward bound, went ashore Romer Shoals yes
terday She was hauled of by tug. and proceeded
to sea.
Edith II. Woverton sends 80 and III. +. 81" e
for the "R." family