New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-14
NETWORK CITY.

The Board Of Estimate yesterday authorized the
purchase OF furniture, stationery etc. for the
| Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court, in add-
| ton to the appropriation for fitting up its new
| courtroom
| The Rev W F. Anderson. pastor Of the Wash
| ingtor Square Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Fourth-st near sixth-ave., will preach tomorrow
morning on mo Man Ldveth to Himself, and in
the evening on What Is Hel?'
The Royal Welsh Ladies' Choir Nine. Clara No
veo Davies conductor. will give concert at Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, One-hundred-
and twenty -ninth-st and Seventh-ave., on Monday
evening This choir has the distinction OF having
won the first prize at the Columbian Worlds Fair
and is said to be exceptionally well trained
The Young Ladies' Fair at the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church will be continued to-day from
until D. m.
The persons selected by the Nominating Commit
tee for vacancies In office and committees to be
filed at the ensuing annual election Of the Repub-
lean club will be announced at the regular meet
Ing of the club on Monday evening.
At the request of President Cruger OF the Park
Department. the Commissioners of Accounts Will,
by the Mayors order begin thorough investiga-
ton Of that Department as soon as possible after
January l.
william r. Wilson OF Elizabeth. y. j.. who gave
Receiver Austen bad check for 1852 50 in pay
ment OF taxes on New-York real estate. made
good" Yesterday by sending the Receiver the sum
named In cash
r. Fulton Cutting will give address to young
men IN Association Hall Twenty-third-st aod
Fourth-ave tomorrow at 3:i5 p. m. musical
programme will be given by c. W. Bowen and r.
b. King
The first anniversary OF the Womans National
Sabbath Alliance will be held in connection With
the seventh anniversary OF the American Sabbath
Union in the Madison Avenue Reformed Church
Fifty-seventh-st.. tomorrow at 14o p. m The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Abbott f.
Kittredge.
The Committee on Schools OF the Public Educa-
ton Association has issued invitations for con-
ference TO be held at the United Charities Build
Ing No. i05 East Twentysecond-st to-day at 4
D. m. to consider the work OF the Free Circulat-
ing Library in connection with the public schools
DR. Edward Eggleston, A. f. Bostwlck and others
Will speak
An examination OF applicants for the grades OF
fireman, sampler and carpenter in the classified
customs service in this city will be held at the
Postofice Building December 30. Blanks can
be obtained at the Custom House from Theodore
Babcock. jr., secretary OF the Board Of Examiners
The twenty-frst annual ball Of the Canal Boat
Owners and Commercial Association OF the State
OF New-York will take place on December 10 at
Tammany Hall
Hypnotsm will be the subject OF lecture to be
delivered at Chickerlng Hall tomorrow at II a. m.
by Claude Falls Wright who will show the effect
OF the thoughts OF others upon such sensitive peo
pie as Barbara Aub. and point out methods by
which one may prevent himself from being thus
influenced.
At the Central Baptist Church In West Forty
second-st the Missionary Society OF the Bible
School will celebrate It's thirteenth anniversary to-
morrow evening Addresses will be made by Colo
mel Alexander $ Bacon and by the pastor tho
Rev Frank NJ. Goodchild.
The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Eaton Will speak in
the Church OF the Divine Paternity tomorrow even
ing on The Moral Significance OF the Healer,
Schlatter, and His Work"
The Excise Board yesterday heard a complaint
st. station, for the revocation OF the liquor license
OF the Tuxedo Hotel at No. a West Twenty-sev
enth-st.. kept by Alexander Hicks. negro. Some
testimony on both sides was heard and tho Board
dismissed the complaint as the preponderance OF
evidence was In favor OF the place.
Chief Conlln said yesterday that the police would
begin taking the school Monday next.
One policeman Will be assigned TO each election
district In tho city. The census books and other
stationery required for the purpose has been de-
lvered at the various stations.
Judge Andrews. In the Supreme Court, yesterday
Mary the Virgin TO sell the old church property IN
FoIty-hfth-st.. between Seventh and Eighth ayes
the price having already been agreed upon at