New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
NETWORK CITY.

hra.ad Hutchinson Family. will sing, and Mss
Anna Park corne.st. will also take part
In the course OF the last year the New-York
Founding Hospital has cared for nearly three
thousand waits and six hundred needy ana nome
,As mothers Al present there are about one
thousand fouudngs and two hundred mo'hers I'll
its care The hospital is at No 10 East oNN
eighth-st and any Christmas gifts Tor the n'.ie
ones in money toys articles OF 1000 Wild De
thankfully received.
Customs inspectors yesterday seized on the stea'-
shin New-York of the Clyde Line, from dominican
norris twenty bales OF leaf tobacco. worth, win
duties added, 5000 The purser said that s'AS
eight bales were taken aboard at Sahche" anu
were to have been discharged at San Domingo 10y
mistake only forty-eght bales were put OH al san
Domingo The customs inspectors SAD 'hes ioui'u
the tobacco hidden under tarpaulins. The snip OF
which c. o. Rockwell is captain. is liable to me
o. $500 for not having the tobacco on It's MANIFEST
The members OF the Produce Exchange yester-
day by a vote OF 45S 10 2l3, decided 10 suspe'u
busiress on the day before Christmas me Ch'-
cago Board Of Trade vii close on the same uaS'
A meeting OF the Medical Society Of the county
OF New-York Will be held at the Academy OF Meoi-
cine on Monday evening. Papers Will be READ ny
Drs James P futile and A ID. Rockwell
Plain and fancy articles. Christmas cards books
bon,orade cake and many useful things Will ne
offered for sale to-day by the Loan Rehei Asso-
carton NJ the Ortgies Gallery. No. %s Ffth-ave'
The association gives relief TO the worthy poor
Real old-fashioned Christmas "rackets" are sell
dom heard Of nowadays. The first one OF TINS
season Will be given by the pupils of the grammar
department OF school NO. g. AT NO - '9
next Tuesday afternoon.
The second annual dinner OF Good Government
Club will be held at the ST. Denis Hotel on jan
uary IT,
The Westminster Kennel Club is busy preparing
FOR It's twentieth annual dog show to be heid at
Madison Square Garden from February IL 10 -.
The Judges have already been selected: George
Raper. OF Sheffield. England: c. NJ Arnon OF
Tuckahoe. y y James l.. Anthony. Netherwood
y J.: William Tullman. Plainfeld y j.; Dr'
william Jarvis C;aremont. y. H; Andrew Lad
law Calf, Ont: w. s. Clark. Linden. Mass; W.
c. Hook Boston. and Dr. H. T. Foo'e' New
Rochelle, y. Y
The steamship ST. Paul. OF the American Line
on which the fatal explosion took place on Wednes-
5av. will be taken over TO Jersey City to-day in
order 10 make room for the Paris which is due
to-day.
The Rev Dr. James r. Day, chancellor Of SYRIA
cuse University and formerly the pastor OF cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, One hundred
and,wantv-ninth-st and Seventh-ave.. this CITY,
Will preach at Calvary Church tomorrow evening
The Ere Board held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Board decided, on the recommendation of Chief
Bonner to try a aerial ladder-truck. 1t Is one
which can be raised straight in the air without
leaning against any building.
In behalf OF good homes honest government and
a comfortable city" q mass-meet.ng will be held
AZ the West End Presbyterian Church. at One
hundred and -hfth-st. and Amsterdam-ave, on Mon
day evening at S15 o'clock. under the auspices OF
the XIXth and XXIst Assembly District organza-
Nons OF the City Vigilance League. Addresses VIII
be made by the Rev John Balloon Shaw. William
NJ Kingsley and the Rev. Charles II. Parkhurst
At the German Hospital. Seventy-seventh-st. and
Parl-ave at 4:SO p. m. tomorrow, VIII be held
the Christmas festival OF the l-adleS Ala society
OF that institution
The annual benefit Of the Working Woman's So
ciety will be held at $50 D. m Wednesday, jan
uary S. in Chickering Hall, Fif,h-ave and Eigh-
feminist. The patronesses viii be Mrs Seth Low,
Mrs Frederic r. Coudert. Mrs. William b. Dns-
more Mrs. E. W. Bliss. Mrs Henry Van Rensse-
laer Mrs Morris X. Jesup. Mrs. J. F. Dillon. Mrs.
julius Beer, Miss Rachel Kennedy and Mrs. g. w.
Griffith.
Under the direction OF its founder. Sister Char
lotte the Day-Star Industrial Home, No. 2l3 West
Twenty-fourth-st, will give dinner on New Year S
Day for the homeless and friendless women Of the
city Any New Years gift of money provisions
to help in making this dinner a success VIII be
thankfully received.
The Christmas celebration OF the Ethical Culture
Schools will be he'd at the main school No 100
West FTfty-fourth-st.. on Monday morning al 10
O'clock
Bishop Potter will preside at the annual meeting
in the interest of the CITY Mission Society at the
Church OF the Incarnation. Madison-a ave and Thir-
ty-fifth-st. tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK Brief
addresses VIII be made by President Low, Of Co.
lumbia College: the Rev. Brockhost Morgan and
the Rev George F. Nelson.
reception Of the Catholic Club will be held on
Wednesday, January s. II will be exclusively for
members and the women whom they escort
The Tribune has received 81 for Mrs. Sarah
Klein OF No &c Ludow-st., who told OF her in
dustry and distress before the Renhard Sweat
shops Committee.
Salvatore Macchioni, Joseph Carlisle, Charles Car
lise Joseph Costelli Santo Lazaro ara Angelo Pos
tori, who charged with making and crculat.
ing counterfeit money before Judge Brown. In the
criminal branch OF the United States Court. were
found guilty as charged in the indictment yester-
day morning They VIII probably be sentenced on
Tuesday next.
Coroner's Physician Don,in made autopsy yes
terday afternoon the body OF Charles Krke. the
bartender of No. IS Borden-ave Long Island City
who died in the Hudson Street Hospital Thursday
lie found that death was due TO the rupture OF q
blood vessel OF the abdomen.
Postmaster DAYTON has been informed that the
steamship Alameda arrived at San Francisco OF
Thursday, with MATS from Australia, New-Zealand
and Hawaii OF the following dates Melbourne. No
yenber q: sydney, November 81 Auckland, No
vernber 80. and Honolulu. December 70 These mails
are due arrive in New-York on Tuesday morn.
ing next. The next NAL for Australia New
Zealand and Hawaii Will close al the General Post
office this city, at $50 y. m. on January 4. or or
the arrival here OF the steamer Etrur:a with The
British mails for Australia.
The Union Methodist Episcopal Church. In Forty.
eighth-st.. west OF Broadway. VIII observe appro
pirate Advent services tomorrow. The pastor DR.
James II. King. will preach n the morning 'Th,
Bright and Morning Star" and in the evening or
christmas Presents" There will be appropriate
Christmas music. On Christmas night the Sunday
school will give enterta nment and reception
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