New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-13

y,, uu, he held In the Central Presbyterian
church West Fifty -seventh-st, tomorrow evening"
"An Afternoon with the Song Writers of Europe
mill no give, by Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Dean AT j
n m to-day In the assembly hall OF the 'h''en
charities Building No 100 East Twenty-second-st'
Tor the benefit OF ST. Andrews Convalescent HOS
pital
A holiday fair for the benefit Of the hundred
ond-ninth Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
he held from y. IN. TO lo'" p' H. 'o-u''' 'o'
row and on Saturday.
A service communicating the transfer OF the
william curtis Noyes memorial tablet Faith
and the original cornerstone Of the Church OF 'he
covenant at Thirty-hfh-st. and Park-ave.. Will be
held on Sunday evening in the Church OF the Cove
nant NO 900 East Forty second-st
The closing exercises Of the Female Evening
School NO 49, at No 80 East Houston-st. took
Mac. last evening The term has been most sue
ccssful and Miss VI. j. Pierson. the principal. re-
norted a fun attendance and unusual diligence on
tho part Of the pupils from the beginning
The James O. Blaine club OF the XIth Assembly
District will give a dinner TO JOB Il. Hedges on
Monday evening. william Brookheld. William H.
Ton Evck and Alderman-eect Robinson have been
invited 10 attend.
Tn. first service Of the Church Choral Society FOR
this season will be- held n the Church OF ZION ana
e. Timothy on Wednesday afternoon. December 49,
and Thursday evening. December 20 The course
co,ss,q NJ ak services three In the afternoon ana
three In the evening. The subscription Is So when
entities the subscriber TO eighteen tickets. Henry
Louis Morris NO Ii Exchange Place Is secretary
OF the society.
The Board 81 Trustees Of tho National w MOLE
soIe Lumber Dealers Association. and the Board
~ Managers OF the Ru OF Information OF IN"
sor,e concern have been in session at the general
offices Of the Association. 80. IS broadway, for
,u.o days II was the first fun board meeting held
IN this city since the incorporation ~ the assoca-
,,o, In June last business OF interest 20 the whole
sale lumber trade generally was transacted.
Thefuneralof Alfred Taylor. thirty second degree
Mason and a past master ~ Crescent Lodge. NO
soc on. Of the foremost Masonic organizations OF
the United States took place yesterday morning ~
calvary BAPTIST church over 90 Masons were
present
The Jury In the OF Mrs. Sarah Frankfort
aealns, the Manhattan Elevated Railroad returned
"A verdict yesterday ir her favor Tor 80" III inc
Court of common Pleas. Mrs. Frankfort alleged
that on October -. lSpi while sh" was attempting
10 board an elevated train at Flfty-nnth-st. and
Nlnih-aVc. the engineer started the engine '''
soon and she was Knocked down and dragged along
the track. sustaining serious Injuries OF t'e h'"u
and spine She sued FOR $1,000
The action 81 the Aldermen In setting apart
quarters FOR the sheriff In the new Criminal Courts
Rulldng will not create any change Of location In
"a. ofnc, this year. Sheriff John H. Sexton. whose
term expires January /. said yesterday That the
Aldermen might take the Office when they pleased
after New Years bu, Il would remain In the County
Courthouse until that time