New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

Arthur Cassot will lecture on Edwin Rooth ana
His Art" before the Cooley Society, NO. 81 Union
Square. at o'clock this evening.
A handsome piece Of art embroidery. portiere
OF beautiful design and workmanship is now on eN-
hibition at the New-York Exchange FOR Woman's
Work No y East Thrtieth-st 1t is the work OF
the Philadelphia school Of Art Needlework and re-
coved first prize at the recent Worlds Fair
Chicago.
4 course of First Aid to the Injured" will begin
on Tuesday. November o. at 2:2o p. m Persons
wishing to Join should apply to the secretary. NO
JOS East Twcnty-second-st. room no 90.
An open meeting of the N1Nth Assembly District
Political Equality club will be held this evening at
No 81 West SiXty-hfth-st
An entertainment and ball OF the Congregation
Ansche Chesod COR the benefit OF the relief fund
Of the considerations will be given at the Central
Onera House sixty-seventh-st. near Third-aVe' on
the evening OF November .
The Workingmens club Of the Church OF the
Holy Communion viii celebrate its twenty-second
anniversary on sunday evening. when the annual
REPORTS of the club will be read ana an address De
delivered by Seth Low.
The Hawthorne Society will hold its first monthly
dance Of the season ut The Madison. Madson-ave
and One-hunlred-an twenty nfth-st, on Thanks
giving Eve. November IS
J. H. Connolly. the well-knovn New-Nork jour
nalist will deliver a free lecture before the H. T. Is
Philosophical Society. No li2 West One-hundred-
and-twenty-nfth-st.. on sunday evening at o'clock
His subject will be philosophical Light on Nun
dane Paths" He is a fascinating speaker ana al
WAYS entertaining. The public is invited.
The Wo,nans University Club. No % West Forty
fourth-st viii have a meeting tomorrow after
noon At $50 O'Clock there will be short song
recital followed by the usual afternoon tea
The twentv-sccond year of the old Jerry McAuley
Mission no SIG Water-st.. will be celebrated on
Sunday at p. m. and at p. m. r. Fulton cut
ting will preside in the afternoon anu Johh =
Iiuyler in the evening.
Eugene Rcveillaud. OF Paris will speak this after
roon at ? o'clock in the Broadway Tabernacle. In
the interest OF the McAn Mission The address
will he in English. and all friends OF this mission
work in France are invited.
Lee Yuen. Chinaman. will be deported accord
ing 10 a decision given by Commissioner SHIELDS
Yesterday Lee was a ciearmaker in Park Row
for two or three wears and a year ago ne went 10
China. He returned by way of Canada and took
oath that he was a merchant He declared that
he was n member OF the firm Of k"ong. Sh'ng a
Yuen grocers at no > hottest 1t was charger
nv the Government that the firm had been created
for the express purpose of enabling Cinnamon 10
evade the law The decision affects a number OF
Cinnamon
Tho roanhoIe Of n subway opposite No q Corf-
1andt-st blew up at 1890 a yesterday with a
loud report Its covers were hurled twenty
feet in the air the under one smashed 10 pieces
One of the gas pipes in the subway mao ieahe''
ia tho oxnlosion was due to the gas accommodating
there.
Wallace Norris OF No 100 East Twenty sxth-st.'
who buys goods on commission for out-of-to"n
rersons was arraigned before Commissioner Shields
Yesterday on the charge Of using cancelled postage
STAMPS on his shipments His wife says hcf eye
sight is poor. and she put on the stamps pN ms
take Norris was held to await the action OF the
United States Grand Jury