New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-19
NETWORK CITY.

c,o,,ao Falls Wright will lecture before the H. T.
r Theosophical Society. No. l42 west One-huhnleu
and-twenty-hfth-st, tomorrow evening at '"'
subject Idols and Ideals.
The work done among prisoners by the New
york Gospel Mission to the Tombs Will be pre-
.,os hy the Rev DR. Roderick Terry, OF the
south Reformed Church: the Rev. Sidney u. Law
chaplain OF the Tombs. and the Rev. Dr. "yne' ~
the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Ninety-s'A'h-s',
and Central Park West, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
A mass-meeting for men VIII be heId III ASso
citation Hall, Fourth-ave. and twenty 'h'u'., az
"a, n m tomorrow. The principal address VIII De
,o hv Dr william p Faunce. pastor OF the
t,yf,b .venue BAPTIST Church. There VIII De music
hv tho associations male quartet. Hirschs Orches-
ira and a male chorus OF thirty voices with Benja-
MN F. Gilbert, OF Brooklyn. violin soioist.
Ms. Mary Proctor, daughter of the noted astron-
omer read paper entitled "A Trip to Mars De-
fore the members OF the professional "oia"
League on Thursday. Miss Martha q. Miner sang
The Rev. DR.. T. De witt Tamage will give his
farewell to New-York" in the Madison Avenue
proshvterian Church Madison-ave. and Fffty-third-
ST. tomorrow evening at o'clock
Thomas F. Meehan a salesman. forty years old,
NJ No 33 West One-hundred- and-forty-third-st
died suddenly yesterday In Bagot Sons drygoods
house at No 2s7 Sxth-ave. Death is attributed to
heart disease.
Superintendent Constable OF the Buildings De-
partment has issued order that inspectors OF
the Department shall wear when on duty caps
marked with their official rank. and shall display
their badges consplcuously the outer garment
The Board OF Trustees of the American Institute
has adopted highly euogistc resolutions In mem
ory OF Charles Wager Hull, who served the insti-
tute for nearly fifty years. ITO his devotion by
day and night and his rare ability" the resolu-
tons say rs due than to the services Of any
other man. the great success o. the Institute In
conclusion. the resolutions say: He rarely made
mistake and never did a small thing
Police Commissioner Andrew d. Parker and the
Rev II. Mead will deliver addresses in favor OF
Sunday closing and law enforcement before the
American Temperance Union at Chickering Hall
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
The examination for assistant bookbinder in the
Custom House has been postponed from October p
TO October 81, a sufficient number OF applications
not having been filed Applications must be made
upon the prescribed forms. which may be obtained
from Theodore Babcock. secretary OF the Examin-
ing Board at the Custom House. and should be
fled without delay.
II is expected that Kuhn. Loeb Co., who hold
the option to sell 10000 shares OF the Anaconda
Mining Company's stock par value So a share, Will
exercise their right.
The Excise Board heard complaint by the Park
hurst society yesterday for the revocation OF the
license OF the Hotel Jerome, at No. Sc University
Place. OF which Henry Mas Is the proprietor. The
adjourned until Wednesday.
1t was reported yesterday that Mr. Untermeyer
OF the law firm OF Guggenheimer. Untermeyer
Marshall. who is a director OF the Montefore Home
had undertaken to bear the expenses of building
cold water sanitarum for the home. Mr.. Inter
meyer said that the report incorrect.
Oerichs & Co. said yesterday that the published
report that the North German Lloyd had ordered
two steamers In Gcvan. Glasgow, incor-
rect
At the Central Baptist Church. Forty-second-st.
between Seventh and Eighth ayes the pastor the
Rev. Frank NJ Goodchild, will deliver Sunday
evening an address on The Average Politician"