New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
NEW-YORK ClTY.

Among the varied programmes arranged d! the
Xavier Club for the ensuing winter Is course u
lectures be given on the second Thufsda! OF edV"
month The initial lecture will be delivered inns even
ing by Father William O'iTien Pardow. at the ciup :
new house. No. 2O5 West Fourteenth-st. Father
ParSov who on this occasion will lecture on the
Bible" is the provincial OF the Society of Jesus In
this province
Owing to indspostion. J. W. showalter yesterday
claimed an off day in his chess match with LIP
schultz at the Manhattan Chess CLUB. Pay VIII De
resumed tomorrow Each man mas rlsh' 10 ioui
off days during the match.
The Presbyterian churches OF the West Side will
hold general meeting In the interest Of foreign
missions at the Park Church, Amsterdam-ave. ana
Eighty -siXth-st. this evening.
Ellis H. Roberts president OF the Franklin Ma
tional Bank in this city, will deliver an address on
Banks and the Currency before Group " of the
New-York State Bankers Association at Syracuse
ON SATURDAY. 1t is expected that James G. Cannon.
president of the associat ton. will follow Mr. Roberts
with discourse the same subject.
The Rev. Dr. f. ~ Potter. president Of Hobart
College Geneva will deliver the opening address be-
fore the Drawing Room Cub at Sherrys this even
Ing His theme will be "Friendship: Illustrated from
Friendships of Washington as Related to New
York"
The annual meeting o. the George Junior Republic
Association will be held in the United Charities
Building Fourth-ave. and Tweny-second-st on Sat
urday evening William r. George will read his an
nua, report. The association consists Of the boys
who had a camp in the country last summer, which
was carried miniature republic
The Young Ladies' and Gentlemen's League Of
the Montefore Home will have reception with
dancng in Carnegie Hall, next Wednesday even
Ing. preceded by mock trial. which Judge Henry
C. Botty will preside. Twelve young women will be
jurors.
OF the six Esqumau puppies that were born IN
the Central Park menagerie on Friday last, five are
already dead. The mother. which had been poorly
fed before reaching her present home. had not
strength enough give her Offspring proper nourish-
ment. and attempt TO bring up two of the puppies
on the bottle unsuccessful.
The Founders Day dinner in celebration OF the
1oth anniversary of the General Society of Mechan-
les and Tradesmen will be held Monday at the
Hotel Brunswick.
Major Alfred F. Sears will lecture before the
American Geographical Society in Chickering Hall
Monday evening on ''Geograp hic Conditions that
Make Commercial Cities"
The first meeting for the season Of the Prince
ton Club will be held at the Hotel Brunswick No
vember p a; $50 p. m.
H. K Pomeroy elected yesterday a member
OF the Governing Commitiee Of the Stock Exchange
in place Of r b. Whtemore. resigned
Mayor Strong yesterday appointed Frederick j.
Phillips. who at time private secretary to
President Arthur and later superintendent of the
Republican State club. bond clerk in the Mayor s
office He takes the place of W. X. Corsa deceased.
The salary is $500 year. The Mayor administered
the oath of Office.