New-York tribune., 1896-10-30
NEW YORK CITY.

The Rev Dr Minot J. Savage the new pastor OF
the Church of the Messiah. Thirty-fourth-st ana
Park-ave. will preach next Sunday morning on
Popular Discomfort" with special reference 10
tho present political situation.
The Peoples Singing Glasses Will ccas" enrolling
new members after next Sunday. but until then
applications for membership will be received hy
the secretary nj No a University Place. or nj the
classes named above on Sunday afternoon from
TO I O'Clock on November at !, M lesson
will he given 10 the united elementary classes NJ
Cooper Union by Mr.. Damrosch 10 which visitors
will be admitted upon payment OF 10 cents "'niS-
sion fee. This will be followed by reh"arsai OF
the advanced class and the Choral Union
The New-York Churchman'S Association VIII have
a meeting and luncheon at Clark's. in Twenty
thrd-st. on Monday next at p IN.
The hacking under the engines OF the Qunrantin"
Commissioners tug State OF Ncw-York caught fire
yesterday morning in some unknown way whh"
the tug was lying at her berth Pier NO East
River and one OF the city's Fire Department on
gincs was called out The fire was extinguish"d
before II had done much damage but IT is prob
able that tho boilers will have to be taken out 10
repair the burned beams.
Edward Crosse Internal Revenu" Collector for
the Third District. has received word from Internal
Revenue Commissioner J. s. Miller that his oi'ce
had been graded after examination as No !. which
means perfection.
The Rev DR. Charles II. Eaton Sunday even
ing will begin n course OF lectures to young men, on
Political Types and Ideals.
'Corporation Counsel Scott yesterday advised Chief
of Police conn that where athletic clubs sold
among their members tickets for admttancc 10
athletic exhibitions and such tickets could be
transferred outsiders such clubs must nave
special licenses. exhibitions could be allowed.
The Jury that has been trying the suit brought
by the Hoffman House Company against James
r. Hall and Co.. contractors 10 recover 1900 lent
TO the firm at the time Of the rebuilding Of the
Hoffman House year ago returned n verdict yes
terday for p52l 30 for the plaintiffs.
James L. Stewart, State Inspector OF Gas Meters.
failed to appear for examination in supplementary
proceedings in tho City Court yesterday. on n
Judgment obtained against him by Benjamin $.
Morehouse for money lent and an order was signed
by Judge Van Wyck. commanding him to appear
this morning and show cause why he shall not be
punished for contempt of court.
A Hungarian servant girl about twenty
wears old known only as Katie. found dead
Yesterday morning in bed at No. 1881 Madison ave-
where she was employed Tho gas In the room
turned on. II Is supposed to have been acci-
dent.
Four Moors arrived at this port yesterday in tho
stcerage Of n North German Lloyd steamship
They were n picturesque lot. with white turbans
bare legs and light sandals. They came here to
Join tho Bcni Zougzoug troupe Of performers under
the charge of C. Hassam Ben All. whose Office is
at No 63l Sixth-avc.
f. r. Bossange. graduate OF Columbia UNI
versity in the class of '8. has been declared the
winner Of the prize medal In the annual exhibition
OF competitive drawings at the rooms of tho Archi-
tcctural League No. 2l5 West Fifty-seventh-st
held under the auspices OF the Society OF Beaux
Arts Architects.