New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Eaton VIII speak III the
Church OF the Divine Paternity to-morro" evening"
on Christ and Social Unrest"
There is a tremendous craze in these days for
everything relating to the great Napoleon and TINS
craze extends to almost all parts OF the civilized
world r. Trentatove in 1874 carved noble bust
OF NAPOLEON out OF the purcst Carrara marble. II
is set on a pedestal and base OF veined marble
which is OF dove color. The height OF the bust Is
thirty-two inches: that OF the pedestal three feet
This Interesting bust is on exhibition at j. w Bou-
tons NO s West Twcnty-eighihst.
There will be a meeting OF the Republican cub
NO ~ Finh-avc. next Monday evening
\ concert in aid OF the poor will be given by the
pupils 81 Mrs Louise Finkel at the Chamber Music
Hail Fifty scventh-st. and Sevcnth-ave.. on next
Wednesday evening.
II was reported AZ the District-Attorneys office
Yesterday that Eugene Marvin the printer con
vctcd o, publishing "greengoods" circulars had
Jumped his bail. The Court OF Appeals sustained
the Judgment 81 year in the state Prison AMI
81 an nnc \ bench warrant has been Issued Tor
Marvin
De Lancev Nicon has been appointed special
counsel for the State 10 argue the murder case
against pr buchanan. which Is soon to come up
before IN" Court OF Appeals
Joseph Wells general agent Of the National Life
Insurance COMPANY OF Montpelier. VI. caused tho
arrest Yesterday o.; Charles Barmore. one 81 his
quh-agsufs Tho arrest made upon an order
signed hy Justice Van Wyck In tho city Court In
n suit brought hy Wells 10 recover So" 81 which he
alleges was Nrongfuly appropriated by IN" de-
,cndant Rnrmore vas taken 20 Ludlow street
Jail in default ~ tsr bail
Henry George viii lecture on The Philosophy
~ the single Tax" In ChlckcrIng Hall tomorrow
evening Tho condition 81 tho Trinity Corporation
tenement, houses ns shown In the Investigations by
tho Tcncmcnt-Housc Commission. will hc reviewed
Admission IL free.
\, tho annual meeting - Crescent Lodge. No ~
= AMI \ NJ on Thursday evening. Richard l..
Gibbs Was reelected master. Joel : Mason senior
pnrlon. and owen Abraham junior warden
lanes " Bailey and -. " Duscnbcrry were elected
secretary and treasurer respectively. Resolutions
on tho death - Alfred Taylor. past master ~
Crescent Lolgc. were adopted.
The Rev Theodore Heisle f.. 70 be tho speaker AZ
the mems mass meeting 70 be- held In Association
Hall Twcniy-thrd- - and Fourthavc. tomorrow
afternoon a. { o'clock Tn" quartet from tho
church 81 the Messiah will furnish music
free organ recital hy Gcrrit Smith will h" given
AT south church. Madison-aye and Thrty-cghth-
st. on Monday afternoon At o'clock
Tho BOARD o' Estimate will meet on Wednesday
December ~ to begin work on the nnal estimates
~ 1855 Word To that effect has been sent to
Nayor-"ccf strong. who has expressed his inten-
ton Of being present.
n
yesterday In the Mayors Office r II Baldwin rep
rcscnting a number % propcrty-owncrs on the West
Side applied for u reduction OF the assessment on
property benefited by the laying out Of 81 Johns
Park Hc said that the Commissioners OF Assess
men, had valued the property AZ $4,000. while the
original estimate was only $1,000. OF which one
half was levied on the property owners benefited
/ II WIS decided to give the property-o"ners fun
hearing Tuesday. December Is
\ meeting OF the committee appointed At tho
dinner ~ the Pioneers OF California has been
called FOR to-day AT p. m. at No. 81 Chambers-st
The committee appointed for the purpose OF
raising money FOR the erection OF a monument
/ over the grave o, John {. Fremont The names
! OF tho committee AS follows John n. Townsend.
/ chairman: Rear Admiral H. ". Meade. stephen
/ H. French F. y. Clark Mark u. Wilbur John
7 Gault and Henry Wilson
The Rev pr Charles H. Parkhurst was elected
an honorary life member OF the Jckyl Island club
/ on Wednesday, In recognition OF his eminent SER
Vices FOR civic reform and good government gen
orally.
The Alfred rrcund Association Of the XXIld AS
scmbly District has been organized. and meets IN
a comfortable clubhouse In Seventy -ninth-st. be
! tween Lexington and Third ayes. The officers OF
/ the club are: President Samuel Bcrnin; vce-presi-
dent Edward Lang; secretary, W. Ierowitze; treas
urcr. A. Frcund.
/ An Antl-Cisnrcttc League was established yes
tcrday in the parochial school OF the Holy Cross
Parish I'm Forty -thrd-st There are over 800 pupils
I'm this school The badges were presented by !. :.
Tracey "A graduate and now a school trustee OF
! the Twenty-sccond Ward. Father McCrcevey pre-
sided and addresses delivered by Commits
sioners Hubbcll and Rogers. OF the Board OF Edu-
cation.
Services concentrating the transfer OF the cor
| n,rstone and tablet from the Church of the Gov
enant, Park-ave. and Thirty -nfth-st, will take
place in the Church OF the Covenant. Forty second
St near Sccond-avc. tomorrow. Addresses viii
he made by former pastors.
The third special Advent service at St stephen =
| Church. West Forty sixth-st. between Fifth and
sixth AYES, will be held tomorrow evening at
! o'clock The Rev. Or. ID. Parker Morgan will
preach These services under the direction of
| the brotherhood OF ST. Andrew.