New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

John A. Aungausen. the engineer. ana constant
Delmonco the conductor of the SiXth-ave eIe-
waited road train which ran over ana h''o" ~.
Francis j. Whttenore and George II i'a'ie' at
Cortlapdt-st on Saturday night. were dls'harscu
in the Tornbs Court yesterday. No blame attached
to them.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on Week.
DAYS from to o'clock on Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from TO 10 o'clock the pubc Is a"i,''c"
free on Sundays II is OMEN from TO cio'H'
Admission is char ed Mondays ana TuesdayS'
The Museum of Art is open free to the public on
Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays ana Sa'ufu"!
from 10 a. m. 10 5 p. m. Sundays. from p IN 10
, m . Nordav and Friday evenings from to %
o'clock Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
10 n. m. TO p. m. is p cents
At a meeting OF the Board OF Managers or inc
National Temperance Society. held at It's rooms
No IS Reade-st.. yesterday, resolution was "n"'i-
mousIy adopted protesting against TIE eilor' no"
being made TO induce the Legislature oil 'he H'"''
NJ New-York 10 break down the sanctty OF the
Christian sabbath and Gebauch the community ~
the o2en sale OF intoxicating drinks on that day
The Tribune has recelvcl so from "B +. c." to
no pyen 10 the relief OF the needy poor The money
viii be sent TO the Eve Points House OF Industry
for Thanksgiving dinners for the poor.
An educational opportunity is offered by te iree
Saturday evening class in e!ocutoh ana u'"@'' -
the school OF Social Economics. which VIII resume
its meetings SATURDAY evening IL e'ON" az
It's hail. No. "a Union Square East
The Rev j. II. Hector will give another OF ms
non,lar lectures "Persona "reminiscences Of the
War" this evening. in the Bedford street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. at Bedford and Morton sts
,rho Sunday trims OF the Fall River Line steam
ers have. been discontinued for the winter season.
the final trip having been made on sunday Ias''
November g. The weekday service continues as
usual
Many people who visit Europe have brought
home some OF the handsome leather trunks anu
bags that bear the stamp OF that well-kno"n man
ufacturer. Louis Nintton.
The Presbyterian Union will hold It's annual din-
ner on Monday evening at the Hotel Brunswick
tn sneakers will be the Rev. Or. Samuel a Mulch
more OF Philadelphia. moderator OF the General
Assembly: the Rev NJ D. Babcock. OF Baltimore;
the Rev Drs A. F. Schaufiier and Roderick Terry
~ This city and Professor Burdick. OF Columbia
College.
The Board OF Pilot Commissioners yesterday
voted to give the pilots on boat NO IA the sum
OF SO as a reward for their bravery In rescuihs
the crew OF the schooner Katie +. Rich on Novein-
Der r. The pilots will buy fine night glass with
| the money.
There was barely quorum present when the
BOARD Of Aldermen met yesterday The granting
OF the consent to the Metropolitan TRACTION 'oH-
pany for the construction OF a surface road In ~.
Nicholas-ave was not reported on by the Railroad
Committee as the board was served with an In
junction at the last meeting, restraining IL from
taking any action In the matter for the present
Poultrymen may be willing to agree with the
saving that there is a providence In the fall OF
sparrow" but they do not regard the great de-
cline in turkeys as particularly providential In
this Thanksgiving market
Mayor Gilroy signed yesterday the resolution
adopted by the Board OF Aldermen at their meet
ing last Tuesday granting permission TO JACOB H.
SchiH the philanthropist and banker. 10 erect
fountain at Rutgers Square at the junction OF East
Broadway and Canalst. The square mas peeh
known as Tweed Plaza
| The soothing influence OF Thanksgiving time Is
| remarkable Nobody TO care what sort OF
| flag will be raised the city Hall II he can raise
a turkey for home.
! Mayor Gilroy will meet John d. Townsend In
! court When the Mayor read yesterday morning
| that Mr. Townsend had prepared the papers for
suit for libel against him. he made up his mind
| that beyond admitting that he would defend the
suit he would reserve what he had to say until he
came into court.
al s O." sends SO to this office for the benefit
| NJ the Industrial Home for Blind Men. at NO. e
Iexington-ave., Brooklyn.