New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs Walton. from South Africa Will
take part In the service.

as Mr.. and Mrs. Walton, from Sou'h AFRICA VIII
| take part In the service.
! The examination in the Ease OF Matthew Cole
man. formerly president Of the coleman Brewing
! COMPANY and the Mutual Brewing Company who
was charged with fraudulen,Iy oo'aihihs money
ended in the Essex Market Police court yesterday.
! Coleman was held. Thomas Farrell wholesale
coal dealer of No 80 Barro"-st, going on MS Dohd
| in the sum of 10000
The fifteen cable cars which were TO begin opera
tions on tho Third-ave. surface railroad not
sent out of the stables yesterday on account Of
the severity Of the storm. +. H. Robertson, the
superintendent did not care TO take the FISK OF A
possible breakdown. and for that reason no cable
cars were run II the weather is favorable dozen
or fifteen cars will be put on today.
A Columbian bazaar will be given in Boomngdale
Church Hall. the Boulevard and West Sixty-eighth-
ST. beginning tomorrow and lasting until Satur-
day.
Archbishop Corrigan will open bazaar and en-
tertainment at the Boand Trade School. Madison
ave and Fifty-frst-st. Monday evening. The
entertainment. which will last week. will be in
aid of the House OF the Holy Family. The hours
will be from to p. m. and from to 10 p. m.
There will be good music every evening.
An entertainment OF music and Rotations will
be given at the Tee-To-Tum Hail. No. $40 East
Twenty thrd-st. tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock
The Rev G. F. McAfee. superintendent Of school
work under the Presbyterian Board of Home Mis-
sions. who recently returned from Utah, New
Mexico and Indian Territory gave an interesting
address yesterday forenoon before the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the Brick Presbyterian
Church. Fifth-ave. and Thirty-seventh-st. lie told
Of his labors in those regions.
The steamers Drew and Dean Richmond, OF the
Peoples Line. have discontinued their trips to AL
bany for the
The Museum of Art will be open free to the pub
lie to-day tomorrow and Saturday. from 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m: Sunday afternoon from to o'clock.
and Friday evening from to 10 o'clock. The adj
mission on Friday from 10 a m. to p. M is 20
cents
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History IL
free to-day. tomorrow and Friday from a. m.
to p. m. on Saturday from a. m. TO 10 p. m,
and Sunday from to D.
Two colored boys employed on the police boat
Patrol nearly sufocated on Monday night in
their hunks by escaping gas. Their names were
Joseph Washington and SANDY" Burney. The
former was cabin boy and the latter his assistant.
They bed leaving the gas burning. and
either draught of wind or the rocking OF the
boat put the gas out. The doorman in the morning
found them haf-dead They were taken to the
Chambers Street Hospital and will be all right by
tomorrow.
The non-commissoned officers association OF
Company A. list Regiment. will hold ball at the
Lexington Avenue Opera House next Tuesday
evening
The officers OF the 18th Regiment will have their
annual dinner tomorrow night.
Company d Of the 69th Regiment will give re-
ception at Tammany Hall tomorrow night This
company is called the "Fitzgerald Guard in honor
Of Brgadier- General Louis Fitzgerald
DR. T. l.. Trudeau. who reported yesterday
as being dangerously i'll at his home. No. 10 West
Thirtieth-st.. has only severe cold. The news or
the burning Of his Adirondack Sanitarium. together
with his fine laboratory, early Monday morning
depressed DR.. Trudeau yesterday. He could not
tell how great the loss would be. The destruction
of his laboratory. which was considered one OF the
best special work. rooms in this country. will be
the greatest loss. much Of the material 1t held
cannot be replaced. There only 5000 insurance
on the laboratory.
The Society OF Decorative Art is greatly In need
Of money Its philanthropc object is to teach wo-
men how to help themselves. The annual Christ
mas sale at its rooms No. IS East Twenty hrst-st,
has begun. and will continue until December %.