New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-15
NETWORK CITY.
que Hotel.

NETWORK CITY.
,,. .,;ra anniversary of the Wde-Awake Repup-
scan CIub will be held Saturday evening"
r, fair Of ST. Thomass Church Will be gwen
on next Tuesday. Wednesday and Ihursoay' hum
TO II p m. in the parish buiidhs'
rhs anniversary meeting of the New-fork Acad-
emy OF Medicine will ne held on the evening Vi
vember 2s at No. II West Forty-thrd-s''
,aetinp Of the Woman's Missionary Union OF
A. CIoss,s of New-York will be held from : TO |
n N to-day at the South Reformed Church Madi-
son-ave and Thrty-eghth-st
A correspondent asks The Tribune II there are
any free law schools in this city IL there are any
such free law schools will the secretaries vi o'
ofncers If those schools kindly inform The Tribune!
ANY one found in the possession OF even nio'Se'
~ venison at one second past y a m to-day De-
.oos ,,able N a fine The close season for Venlsoh
&c NOW open and the possession OF deer-mea' l.
very dear No one has a legal rlght 10 Po''' ~!
venison till after midnight of the li'h oaE o' "'N'
August While venison may be close however "
will no hardly close enough TO reach' eSpe0di! o'
,ro,panv,,es who must crafty their erstwmie
hammered palates with CHUCK steak or cape Goa
turkey"
Tho Methodist Social Union Of New-York City
81 its meeting tomorrow evening IN nv
81 Denis Hotel, will be addressed 10y bishoP >i'-
cent of Topeka. Kan, and by the Rev Dr' iaHio''
of South Australia. For tickets or inioriha''o" "P-
nv TO e. NJ f. Miller, No. 10 Wall-si
A. . meeting of the West End Protective League
on Monday night at the Hotel Endicott' reSolu'onH
were passed expressing entire confluence III """.e
C,,l,n the first vice-president, whose character
was attacked by Policeman Walter heiHhsei' "'e"
the latter was on rldl Deloie "' ~
sioners on October 81
The S!napion will hold an afternoon Yea anu Slo
for the benefit Of the Working GIFTS Naca"o" 81
c,etv al Nos 434 and 4SG West Twenty-secohu-st
to-day from to P. m. ADMISSION VIII " ~ '"''
Frank T. Person the evangelist. is conducting d
serios Of meetings for at the Harlem braAch
of the Young Mems Christian Association no.
xvast twenty -fifth-st every even
ing this week
The second of the series Of free organ concerts
now being given by William c. Carl IN the riis'
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth-ave. ana I"eith-S,''
will take place next Monday afternoon al cIoch'
d no, on Wednesday, as has previously Deen
orrounced Nine Zlppora Monteth soprano anu
] H. Mckinley. tenor will assist at TINS concert
The drawings made in competition LOT ''e i-"Nd'u'
Travelling Scholarship having been won os SUI
dent Of the Academy of Design, 1t was thous"' 'e
srable and appropriate by those having the matter
in charge TO have these drawings exhibited at 'Ie
Academy The exhibition will be open to the puDllc
during the week beginning Monday. November TO-
entrance or the Fourth-ave. side
The first annual meeting and dinner OF 'he i1ani''
mann Association will be held at Jaeger s. manson
ave and Fifty-ninth-st. this evening. Inc pu,'-
and the dinner will be served promptly at oclocK
The twentv-sixth anniversary OF the Presbyterian
Hospital will be held at 3 p. m on SATURDAY III u'e
Dispensary Building. MadiGon-ave. ana seventeen
ST. The hospital Will be open for Inspection from
100 to p. m. The persons VINO received D'ie''
from the hospital service during the year from &c
tober J. 1885, to September 20 last numbered ~
rho formal onening and the blessing Of the Seton
Hospital for ConsuInptves. Spuyten Duyvil, Park
way spuyten Duyvil, deferred fIom November
IS to Tuesday. December 4. at o'clock
The meeting of the American Authors Guild,
called for yesterday afternoon, was postponed until
next Wednesday at > p. m, In the o'hce oil Dr.
Titus Munson Coan. Nc. 20 F1fth-ave.
There will be a meeting of the local union of the
Brotherhood Of Andrew and Philip at Hamilton
Grange Reformed Church, West One-hundred-and-
forty-nfth-st. to-day at p. IN. Subject; soul
Winning
The Tribune has received $40 from THE King g
Daughters Charity Ten of the SumIne The!d Meth
odist Church. Brooklyn. for The Tribune FreshAir
Fund
A meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni As
ISOLATION will be held Clark's, No. p West
Twenty third-st.. on the evening OF Thursday NO.
vember % Professor. Woodrow Wilson, of Prince
ton College will read paper on "A Literary foi-
tcian.
In describing on Tuesday the Italian laces which
are now on exhibition at the Society of Decorative
Art rooms the address of the rooms was mad
vertently given as Nc. rs West Twenty hrst-st 1t
should have been East Twenty -frst-st.
The Cricketers' Club. a social organization. which
includes in its membership representatives, of eigh
metropolitan cricket clubs and IS the winter head
Quarters of the followers of the game in this city
will give the first Of a series of monthly smoking
concerts Saturday evening.
The directors of the Maritime Association held
their monthly meeting yesterday President At
wood IN the chair. The board. after admitting
thirteen members. adopted an appropriate
appreciation o! the courtesies of the Phil
adelphia Maritime Exchange, whose guests tn
board witnessed the launch of the American Line
ST. Louis Monday.
w. c. Thomas. of II. ONe & Co. has just re
turned from rabbit shooting trip in the wildly o
New-Jersey. He either forgot to carry the proverb
ial rabbits foot in his pocket there some
thing the matter with the gun" for all he cal
show in the way OF a rabbit is stump OF tai
and part of leg. Mr. O'Neill advised him L
Fake u Calling gun with him next time.
The anniversary meeting Of the New-Yorl
Academy of Medicine will be held on November
at No. II West Forty-thrd-st. An address will b
made by DIR. Charles l.. Dana.
new instrument, the solarometer invented b.
Lieutenant <Sner. of the United States Navy
waS shown at the branch photographic office II