New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-14
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| Tho Moody Male Quartet will sing in the Central
PRESBYTERIAN Church Flfty-seventn-s'' pe'"ee.
Broadway and scventh-ave., this morning a' Il
o'clock.
Tho American Temperance Union has given
cordial invitation to its musical friends TO ASSIST III
rganizing an American Temperance Union emo. Us
for the series OF Sunday afternoon Hee'nss' oo
ginning Sunday October q, at p. m. at Chichei
ing Hall The opening rehearsal will be held next
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the Baptst AS
sembly Rooms, Twenty-frst-st. and Fifth-aVe'
IT., ,r.artveigbtb annual convention OF the
American Institute OF Architects VIII be heid' by
invitation of the Architectural League in its rooms
in the Fine Arts Building, NO 2l' west rii''
seyenth-st. tomorrow. Tuesday and Wednesday
The Lotos Club will give exhibition of old
ENGLISH and other early paintings from 10 "'"
u. IN. next Thursday
The first meeting for the season OF the Congresa-
tonal Club will be held at the ST. Denis Ho'ei To-
morrow evening.
The Providence and Stonington Steamship COM
pany announces that It's passenger service VIII De
reduced for the winter after tomorrow by the
withdrawal OF the Providence Line. The Stohihs-
ton Line which IL tho inside and best winter rou'e
| to Boston and all points East, will run as always
throughout the year. with the new steel steamers
| Maine and NewI Hampshire IN commission leaving
new Pier No &c, North River one block ABOVE
| Canal-st at G D. m. daily, except Sunday.
Tho Charity Organization Society cautions the
public against responding to appeals on behalf OF
an imaginary enterprise called the Amherst NOT
nal and Industrial Institute OF cool Nell 'n''
! and alleged to carry Oh work among the co'o'eu
pcople and for which some is at present So
uciting contributions In this city The Charity Ut
ganizatIon Society has information that no such
institution exists.
Six alleged counterfeiters said to be members
OF gang having headquarters in Alfonso Sfer-
laos ba rber-shop No III West Twenty siNth-st"
were arraigncd yesterday before United States
Commissioner Shields on an adJournef ehaihii'a
ton. They are Alfonso Sferlazo. Victor Brusch
Louis Guiseppi Joseph Goldwater "Chn Appott
and Walter Lynch. Commissioner Shields appointed
Robert H. Waite as their counsel and their eN-
animation was set down for next Tuesday Brusch
waived examination and was held In default OF
s 900 bail for the United States Grand jury.
Mrs Ida ILeberman was committed 10 the Tombs
Yesterday on the charge Of arson. The police de-
clare that connected with the notorious tIott
Itch gang OF incendiaries. An Indictment has been
standing against her since January 20 In the
snace OF eight months she had three fires IN al
ferent apartments to which she had moved Each
fire was accompanied with an explosion
Justin H. Mccarthy the OF the wel-known
rr,sb loader Justin Mccarthy arrived here yester-
day on the American Line steamer Paris from
southampton He accompanied by MS "iie'
Mr. McCarthy's recent marriage caused sensa
ton In London. Previous to her marriage MIS-
Mccarthy was a London concert-hall singer ano
was known as "Cissie Lotus"
DR. Stewart Douglas is dangerously Ill at his
home No 90 West Fifty seventh-st ard almost All
hopes for his recovery have been abandoned. lie
has been sick for several weeks. Or. Douglas Is
only twenty four years old. but has won an eN-
celient place in his profession. and made many
friends. He is suffering from uraemia
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
DAYS from 9 10 ! O'Clock being closed in the even
inrs for repairs On Sundays 1t is open from to
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays
The Museum OF Art Is open free TO the pupiic on
Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
from 10 a. m to p m; sundays. from p. m 10
b y m: Monday and Friday evenings from 10 ~
o'clock Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
70 a m. TO ) p III. is % cents.