New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
NETWORK CITY.

I, =. ,,dr.u..s Nethodist Episcopal Church. West
Seventy-sixth-st.. between columbus ana Ni'"'''
dam ayes will give its second annual organ '""-
cor, in the church at $50 o'clock this evening
Francis Treat Southwick. the oreanist VIII "Ir'c'
the music Miss Lillian Bauvelt soprano VIII
sing The baritone will Ice f. +. Bushnell. ana the
yiolinist Victor Kuzdo. The tickets OF admission
are 81 The concert will afford the reS"eh'S "n''e
an opportunity for a musical entertainment
The members of the Students club will open
their new home at No. 129 LeXngton-aVe. to-h'o'
row The rooms will be open from 10 ana rom
5 to 10 D. m. There will he addresses by BISHOP
Potter Chancellor MacCracken. the Rev Or. Il. =
Mac Arthur and Drs. \. Alexander smith ana "
NJ Thompson. There will also be an attractive
musical programme.
LAFAYETTE Post will have an anniversary meet
ing this evening in the Masonic Temple mere
will be addresses by Generals La Grange, NllS"ii'
Niee and others
The fourth annual reception and driH OF inc
Xew-york city Division of the order of Railroad
Conductors will be given at Lyric Han SN'h-a''''
near Forty-second-st.. on next "Wednesday evening
The sale of art objects at the Silo galleries NO
q Iiberty-st. was continued yesterday with a
good attendance Fair prices were the rule ana
many of the buyers secured decided bargains. me
sale ends with the session OF this AFTERNOON "h'h
begins at o'clock. the books being the last num-
bers on the list
Hamilton w Mabie will deliver lecture before
the alumnae Of the womans la" class o. ue III
versity OF the City of New-Yo on lhterature "S
a Personal Resource" at No. ~ West Foriy-'hr'-
ST on next Thursday evening.
The American Line steamer Chester when ar
rived here late on Thursday night had a roush
voyage She encountered "A storm almost az soon
as she left port. and for sin days the WINDS b''"
and the seas rolled. The vessel came through now
ever without suffering any DAMAGE
r. j. Cortis the general freight agent o. me
Hamburg American Line will sever his connection
with the line on January J. Although r'"rhS """'
active service Mr. Cortis will not give up his
friendly interest i'm the line. his relations with
tho directors OF the company are % the most
amicablc nature. r. q. Messmor ana &. J. OSWALD
who for some years have been assistants to Mr.
cortis will assume charge % the freight depart
ment.
The Society for Instruction in First Ala to the
Injured will begin course OF lectures 10 ""'"'"
on November q at go D. m. Persons intending I"
attend them should apply TO the secretary. NO. j."
East Twenty St, room 80 @l.
Postonice Sub-station o. at Fifthave and Thir-
feminist is 10 be opened next Monday win "A
force OF ~ men The service IN the district VIII
be improved.
Superintendent Burns OF The Central Park Men
agere expects TO receive in a e." days virginia
deer the gift Of ". W Skddy. Of stamford conn.
At a meeting Of the Dock Commissioners y"ster-
dav the building of twelve piers and four basins on
the south shore OF the Harlem River between
Third and Seventh ayes. WAS suggested Inc rec
concentration was sent to the commissioners o.
the Sinking Fund
Postmaster Dayton has been Informed by toe-
graph from san Francisco that the steamship Peru
arrived at that port Wednesday with mails from
China and japan OF the following date. Hong
Kong, October %: Shanghai October %; Yokohama
oc,ober 70 They are due to arrive in New York
Monday. The next mail for China and Japan VIII
close at the General Postoftice at $50 p IN sunday