New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-17
NETWORK CITY.

The first lecture in the Saturday night series at
Cooper Institute Will be given this evening by Pro-
lessor Charles Sprague Smith. His subject will be
Spain" The lecture will be Illustrated On No.
vembcr "a Professor Northrop Will lecture on
"SwitZerland.'
william -. Flannelly sentenced 10 mprison-
ment for eight years and six months yesterday Tor
killing Polly Sexton at No 222 Chryste-st a year
ago. Judge Ingraham passed sentence in the Court
OF oyer and Terminer.
The Free Church OF ST. Mary the Virgin has filed
plans with the Buildings Department for four
and five story brick rectory In West Forty -sixth-
ST. to cost 10000.
The Rev. Thomas p Hughes. fellow OF the orr
entail University OF the Puniab and author OF THE
Dictionary OF Islam" will deliver the fourth lecture
OF his course on the religions OF China and Japan
in the Church OF the Holy Sepulchre. Seventy
fourth-st. and Park-ave. tomorrow evening at
o'clock: the subject buddhism In China and
Japan
large and appreciative audience attended the
first OF the series OF Young Mems Christian Union
concerts for the season OF lS4&. held at the
Bethany Presbyterian Church Thursday even
ing.
4 correspondent living In Kingsbrdge asks The
Tribune where he can obtain an evening course
In economies The Tribune does not now know.
and requests any person who can give this in
formation TO favor The Tribune by writing to the
city editor supplying the information
The first meeting OF the Princeton Club for the
will he held at the Brunswick Hotel on next
Thursday evening officers for the coming year
will be elected
Colonel Francis W Parker principal OF the Cook
County Normal School Chicago will lecture at the
Teachers College West ne-hundred-and-twen-
tieth-st to-day at 100 a. m. subject THE Child
Tho public IL invited to attend.
The report OF the Mayors Advisory Garbage Com
mission II is expected. will be received by the
Mayor to-day. The commission has made an ex-
hausiive study OF the refuse question. and 1t Is ex-
p.ctcd will recommend some particular method Tor
the disposal Of the ctys garbage. and II is gem
orally thought It will be that OF employing crema-
tories Tho commission made tour OF the rrin-
cipal elites Of the country recently looking into
their systems.
John q Woolley. who is from the West. Will do
liver HIS christian Endcavor" lecture this even
Ing I'm calvary Methodist Episcopal Church one
hundred and-twcnty -ninth-st and seventh-ave' at
5 o'clock Admission free.
Two unknown boys sent out a false alarm yes
terday from the nrc-alarm box at Great Jones-st.
and the Rowcry. Two engines and two TRUCKS
came hurriedy 10 the scene, but found no hre'
The boys escaped.
There will be special Christmas sale at the
Society OF Decorative Art beginning on NoVem-
Der 70
The Republican Club. NO. y" Fh'"-"''' w"
hayc n meeting on Monday evening. The next
dinner o, the club will be held on December H.
Patrick Masterson convicted OF granddaughter
I'm the second degree the Court or oyer ana
Tcrrnincr last night for killing John Farrell Judge
Ingraham remandcd him for sentence.
The Rev Or. J. a. Il. Wilson. pastor OF inc
Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
address the American Temperance Union at chick
erlnc Hall tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK on the
Re "a Ref A
,r,,s,cal proeramme has been arranged Admission
viii be free.
Mrs w J. Haskins OF No II West one hundred
and afth-st wife OF the weknown civil engineer
formerly OF the Park Department. had the mis-
fortune 10 lose a valuable chatelaine gold wa'ch
while on her way downtown yesterday on the SiN'h-
ave elevated railway. The watch was the GIT OF
George w Chld. late proprietor OF tine fma-
denhia Ledger" and was engraved "N. r. husseii
Mrs IIaskins's maiden name) from George J" =
I childs" Mrs Haskins lived In Philadelphia pre-
vious to her marriage. and Is a daughter OF ray
D,,octor Russell OF the United States Navy
There will be an interesting service Tor young
mo, ,o-morroy afternoon at o'clock In Associa-
,on Hall Fourth-ave and Twenty-third-st. Coio-
mol Alexander = Bacon viii speak. and the Bliss
Quartet of Princeton. will sing.
fair for the benefit OF the 81. Andrews coffee
houses will be held at the Manhattan Athie"c
Club Madison-nve. and Forty-fourth-st'' on neN'
Monday. from until and from until 10 p H.