New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

Austin Abbott Dean OF the New-York University
Law School will address the mems mass-nieeuhs
in Association Hail. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-thru-
st. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Master
Charles Meehan. whose soprano voice has pleased
audiences similar occasions has been re-engaged
for this service. p. Surh harpist OF Se!dIs or-
chestra will play. All men are invited
The Lotos club will give dinner on Saturday
evening. February 2. for Anton Seidl
The subject OF the address OF the Rev. DR.. Charles
II Eaton In the Church OF the Divine Paternity to-
morrow evening will be Donovan. and the Ethics
Of Gambling
Nine Lillian Nordca. the celebrated prima donna
80 well known TO patrons OF the Metropolitan opera
House. is resting at the Pines,
Lakewood y. j.
The Tribune has received IS rs from class In the
Sunday school OF the First Church OF Christ, New
London Conn. for The Tribune Fresh-Air Fund
The annual dinner OF the Jewellers Board OF
Trade will be held at the Waldorf on next Tuesday
evening.
The Tribune has received $40 from M L. p and
8, from III A. r." for the Nebraska sufferers.
A mass meeting OF citizens interested In tene-
ment- house reform will be held at Cooper Union
next Wednesday evening at O'Clock Inc meet
Ing will be under the auspices OF the Social reform
club OF this city. and the following speakers VIII
discuss the recent report OF the Tenement-House
W s. Rainsford. Edward Marshall Henry George
Professor Edwin Il. A. Seligman, John H. Lennon.
Felix Adler and Ernest II. Crosby.
An entertainment and ball under the auspices OF
the united lodges OF the order OF Sons OF St George
will be held at the Central Opera House on next
Tuesday evening.
The annual entertainment and ball OF the Asso-
citation OF Master Plumbers will be- held at the Lex
ngton Avenue opera House on Tuesday evening.
February L.
All persons Interested in Sunday school work are
invited TO attend a meeting in the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church. Madison-ave and Fifty seventh
St tomorrow evening. Addresses will be made by
the Rev Or John Hall and -. r. Jacobs. OF chi
caso The Rev. Dr A. F.. Kittredge Will preside
The Rev Or Henry II. Jcssup OF Syria. Will
sneak in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
nj Fify-third-st tomorrow morning on missions
TO Nahometans" The public IL invited
The election FOR officers OF the Highbrdge I'M
proyoment Organization resulted as follows: Presl-
dent Edgar ketchum: vice-president Charles Hill
ton Brown; corresponding and financial secretary
C. H. Dannewitz recording secretary, Henry -
Clark and sergeant-at-arms. stephen L. Brown.
Quarantine commissioners Allen and Anderson
called on Mayor Strong yesterday. and presented
the commissions annual report. James {. Carter
and General Arson c. McCook were among the
Mayors visitors yesterday.
take place In the old courthouse at Twenty
st. and seventh-ave. Monday. The Court VIII
open at 7f5 p. m. by order OF Judge Perry Inc
Salvation Army will conduct the trial and tickets
can b- obtained for 10 cents
The Rev Dr. John X. Davies. OF the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. will preach to-mor-
row morning on The Failure OF Foreign Missions
''Why Should Join the church. Will be the SUD-
iect OF DR. Davies's sermon In the evening.
Harold c. Butte. formerly clerk for Hammer
slough Brothers. the clohers, who stole NoVD
from them was Yesterday sentenced to four years
and six months by Recorder Con.
Charles s. Chapman suspended from the Con-
solidated Exchange yesterday for ten days Tor
misconduct on the floor OF the Exchange He had
a dlspute with II. Meikel and ended II with his
fists.
The Rev DR. Peter Stryker will preach tomorrow
evening on Sunday Rect and Sunday Drink DIR.
Striker IL pastor OF the Thirty fourth Street Re
formed Church west OF Eighth-ave. The pews In
this church are free. and all are welcome.
Laura Farrar who was arrested Thursday
evening for high kicking In McCowan's Pass Tav-
ern Central Park and for kicking Park Policeman
Frawley In the eye. arranged before Justice
Koch In the Harlem Police Court yesterday She
was well dressed, but showed the effects OF her
evenings FUN" She was held for trial
The steamship Peru has arrived at San Francisco
with mails from China and Japan OF the following
dates: Hong Kong December IS; Shanghai. Deem
Der %; Yokohama, January s. due here Monday
morning. Malls for China and Japan will close
at $50 D. m. the following dates: January q.
January s and January 30