New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
NEW YORK CITY.

\ meeting In memory OF Arson y. F. Randolph
will bc held in the lociure-room Of the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian church. Twenty -second-st
and Fourth-ayc. this evening NJ so'clock. at which
addresses viii be made by representatives, OF III"
book trade and Of tho several interests with which
Mr. Randolph associated.
The United States tug Ordnance used for har-
bo, purposes by the Federal officers of the port.
while on n trip to Sandy Hook yesterday morning
with lahorers bent her eccentric rod OF Hoffman
Island The were Transferred to another tag
and carried TO their destination. The Ordnance
was towcd back to Pier No. g. East River FOR
pairs
The Ellis Island immigration authorities arc
watching FOR Jean Peon. French artist. and
the three ycar-old wife OF VI Henri Gorsse.
who oopcd recently from suburb Of Lyons.
France ON leaving her home. Nine. Gorsse took
with her her two children and her husbands
money II was learned that the couple had sailed
for this country and the authorities here were In
formed
Controller Fitch received visit yesterday from
Charles Wissmann Joseph Fredercks NJ. Nicono
ana Henry Hutchinson. n delegation of Washing
ton Market butchers. who aoge that their trade
is being injured by fraudulent practices Of certain
butchers in the market The committee alleged
that many of the butchers gave short weight.
The Controller told them 10 put thci. complaints
in writing.
Deborah Nursery at One hundred ii sixty first
81. and Eagle-ave.. were given 10y the Board OF
Health 10 make certain changes or vacate expired
Yesterday The Board had inspectors visit the
place and they will report at today's Board meet
Ing.
Aunt Polly Bassctt" and her famous Yankee
"Singin Skew' will appear at Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. in One-hundred nd fourt hist.
between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. on
THANKSGIVING evening and the following Friday.
a large company Of young folks will appear rep
rcsentng the dress. manners and customs OF
century ago Aunt Polly will lead yc sngin'.
"Belindy" the irrcpressible od-fashioned girl Will
be there and lots Of wholesome fun may be
pcctcd.
BY special request the exhibition Of sculpture by
George Grey Barnard. from the Paris Salon OF
1885 AT the Logcrot Garden Will remain open until
November 90
Mr. KeIeaard OF the Cooper Union Free Labor
Bureau will address the Social Reform club. No.
% East Fourth-st. tonight at $50 o'clock. on
Methods in Relation to the Unemployed"
The Christmas sale given by the Daisy Fields
Guild for the benefit OF the Daisy Fields Home
and Hospital for Crippled Children will take place
at Shcrry's to-day The rooms will be open from
II In the morning until $50 In the evening The
Austrian Military Band will play in the afternoon.
Lunchcol will he served AT 81. The admission Is
- cents The Home f. now In great need Of funds
The Daisy Fields Guild originated In Holy Trinity
Church.
The second lecture of Professor Gunton's twelfth
annual free course will be delivered tomorrow
evening In the hall Of the School OF Social Econo-
mics. No "a Union Square. at o'clock. The sub
ject will be THE New Republican Party" The
entrance to the hall is In Sixteenth-st
The Rev Oliver J. Booth. OF No 22S West Fourth
St, who has been I'm the alcoholic ward OF Bellevue
Hospital for several days. yesterday released
and his home In charge of the Rev. Will
lam Garth of st. Georges Church. The Rev Mr.
Booth happy frame of mind. and seemed
physically strong.
Company OF the list Regiment last evening
elected unanimously First Sergeant Henry MaslIn
first lieutenant.
Major J. w. Howard will deliver an address on
Loyalty TO the Flag and Country" on Evacuation
Day. tomorrow. before the Flag Club OF the East
Eighty y-siNth-st branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. No. 3i2 East Eighty-sixth-st at
Sis p. There will be patriotic instrumental
music and singing.
Petroleum Is TO be tried as fuel on the elevated
railways. The work OF fitting I'D an engine for It's