New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
NEW YORK CITY .

Collector Kbreth has appointed Hart r. Ester
brook chief clerk Of the seventh Division Of TIE
Custom House, a Deputy Collector. to succeed
Henry de Forest Baldwin. who has been made an
Assistant Corporation Counsel Wilson HERMAN
OF the Seventh Division. will become the chief clerk
The Rev Or Francis l.. Patton. president OF
Princeton College, will preach tomorrow evening
in the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian church.
West Seventy thrd-st and the Boulevard
The schooner-yacht Coronct owned by A. G.
James left here for Bermuda Yesterday on a
pleasure trip. Among those on board as guests
OF Mr. and Mrs A. G. James are Miss Flora Sui
Ivan. Miss Armstrong Franklin A. Plummor and
Arthur ". Francis.
The Purim charity ball preceded by concert.
will he given at the Hotel Brunswick on Thursday
evening under the auspices Of tho Young Ladies
and Centlemen's l., que OF the Beth Israel Hos
pital
D. William Howe Tolman. secretary ~ the city
Vigilance League has written book on "Municpal
Reform Movements" which has been commended
by the Rev. Or. Parkhurst and has been puhlshed
by the Fleming II. Revell Company. Of No. III
Fifth-ave The administrative methods az the city
Vigilance League are described fully in the book
\ meeting % the New-York Historical Society VIII
be held at the Library. Second-ave. and Eleventh
St on Tuesday at $50 p. Mrs. Ellen Hardin
Waworth will read paper on Robert Il. 1Av-
ineston in the Revolutionary War"
The children Of the French School, No. South
Ffth-ave.. will have ball tomorrow afternoon In
Tammany Hall.
Ex-senator William J. Parkinson OF the state
OF Washington. will address young men at Asso-
citation Hall Twenty thrd-st and Fourth-ayer to-
morrow at 4 p. m. Miss Mary +. Upham. the Cos
pei singer and William Lawrence. volinist VIII
| furnish the music.
The Rev W. J. b. DAILY will lecture "Phrcnol-
ogy and the Human Soul Monday evening be-
fore the New-York Society OF Anthropoogy. 80 =
East Twenty-first-si.
The 1l7th anniversary OF the birth % Robert En-
met will he celebrated tomorrow evening at Tho
I.enox Iyceum, Fifty-nnth-st. and Madson-aVe,
under the auspices Of the Clan-na-Gaol
The Garrlck Club is to give another of its "smok-
ers' at its clubhouse tonight An excellent pro
granme has been arranged by the Entertainment
Committee.
\ popular meeting the Sundayopening qucs-
ton. under the auspices of tho NewYOrk Sahba h
Committee. will be held tomorrow evening I'm the
Pilgrim Congregational Church. Madison ave. and
twenty -first-st. Of which the Re-
Samuel II. Virgin is pasto". Addresses Will be de-
lvered by William ". Hoppin, the Rev. Or. W. ".
Atterbury and others.
\ meeting will be held in 81. Mchael's Church,
Ninety ninth-st. and Amsterdam-ave.. this evening
at o'clock. at which Bishop Potter will preside.
Delegates from the striking cloakmakers will speak
Members Of the Committee OF Arbitration will tell
OF their efforts 10 effect "A settlement The object
OF the meeting is TO present TO the people Of tho
| West Side the problems with which the East side
| is struggling
The Revs. !. A. r. Wilson and Robert Watt viii
| deliver addresses before the American Temperance
| Union at Chickering Hall tomorrow afternoon at
! O'Clock The subject VIII be mayor strong I
| Responsibility for the fragrant Violation OF the
! Sunday Excise Law" Miss Anna Park cornctst.
and Miss Genevieve Noakes. soloist. will take part
The Tribune has received from - l.. H." s. for
| the two poor families in Hobokcn