New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-20
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sentatives OF each OF the thirty hospitals !"
the association Will be present.
Edward Allen Conlin. n nephew OF the late Will
lam J. Florence. died yesterday at his home. NO
10 East one cumberland sixteenthst. He was In
his thirty-second year and unmarried His father,
Edward r. Conlin a brother OF the comedian ana
formerly captain OF the famous Washington Greys'
a cavalry squadron of the sth Regiment y. G..
$ ~ y died on November 10. The son was for
many years a Custom House employe. The burial
will be In the Florence plot. Greenwood Cemetery
The members Of ST. Jamess Literary Union OF st.
Iames's Roman Catholic Church gave a farce-com-
cdy entitled "A Kettle OF Fish" last night at 81.
James's Hall No. 90 Jamesst. 1t will be given for
five consecutive nights. The proceeds are for the
benefit OF the church.
The long dry summer was a thrifty one for
turkeys and poultry dealers say that With the
improved breeds and abundant Western growth
Ncw-York consumers will be permitted to enjoy
cheap large birds on Thanksgiving Day TO an al
most unlimited extent
Miss Teresa McAndrew, OF Cold Spring on the
Hudson. will be married to-day in the Church OF
our Lady OF Lorctto at that place, to Herbert H.
Reilly OF this city Mr.. Reilly Is Editor Of steam
and sail" and is the son OF J. Reilly. the superin-
fcndcnt OF the Military Academy laundry at West
Point.
The Lockwood Press yesterday leased the new
and modern building on the northwest corner OF
Hlcrok'r-gi ana south f1ltn-hFe lot d i'"' ''''"
Of years The building is % feet inches In Bleeck-
cr-si and lo) fee, in south Fifth-ave. seventh
story will be- added within the next sixty days
The Lockwood Press in its new home will adjoin
the TIcec kcr-st station OF the Sxth-ave. elevated
railroad.
The Rev Dr. A. 9. Dixon. pastor OF the Hanson
Place BAPTIST Church. OF Brooklyn. Will deliver n
free lecture on Personal Power" this evening at
1i5 O'Clock at the sixteenth Street Baptist Church.
tn and irht
The MIX Exchange has added !. cent a quart to
the price OF milk. making the sum received by the
country shippers 80 cents quart net
,rb. funeral vas held yesterday OF =. J. Donohue.
tho suorting editor OF THE Recorder" who died
a :aw days ago from consumption \ solemn mass
81 requiem Was chanted by the Rev Father Parker
and the chancel choir at St pauls Roman Catho-
lie Church. In East One-hundred and seventeenth
St The burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
Richard Leach who killed his common-law wife
sunday morning and then slashed at his own
throat was comfortable in the prison ward at
H.ucvue Hospital yesterday His injuries are SUI
pcrnclal and he will 10 doubt recover to answer
for his crime.
August Hopf a printer. nfty-thrce years old.
hanged himself shortly after noon yesterday in the
cellar o. hts home. 40. 81 East northumberland
fourtccnth-st The body was found about o'clock
hy the .anitor ~ the building. Archibald Duryea.
hc was about 10 die OF consumption He had a
small printing shop al 80. lSS East one hundred
and-soyoutcenih-st Lately business had been poor.
Hopf lclt a widow and I'VE children.
Posiorcc Sub-station . formerly at No 30 West
Thirtecufh-s' opened FOR business yesterday In
ITS now quarters AT the northwest corner OF Thir-
'..uih-si and Flch-ayc The new Office - com
moiious and nttcd W with handsome appoint
meiif.
Major j. c. Abrams presided AT a regimcntal
court martial ast night AZ the armory OF the TN
Ec.lmcni \ number of dolinquents were tried.
About three hundred mon and women sat down
20 the monthly dinner OF the congregational cub
az th. 81 Denis Hotel last night. The dinner was
folloa.l by an normal talk by Mrs. 4. \. John
s'on the dean 90 Ohcrlin college. who spoke o; her
p.r-nial experiences in The war. Miss Geraldine
Moran gave som" selections the violin.
The eunual meeting OF the Ncw-York sunday
school Association VAS held last night AZ tn"
Marble COLLEGIATE church. Twenty nnih-s' and
FIf,h.a.c Addresses W"re made by IN" Rev. Or
g. s-haufi.r KalDh Wells and Frank Ferris
Tn. following officers were elected President. Ralph
Wells yicc-prcsident. William Washburn. sec
rotary. th. Rev Dr. \ II. Mckinney; treasurer.
Caleb ~. kncsals