New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
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Navor Strong will review the sth Regiment a'
the armory Nincty-fourth-st ana ia'A-"'', o'
Wednesday evening. There VIII also oe an 'N'," -,
tion drill. and the military 'N'''''' ~
lowed by a dance.
OFF Tvberg will lecture before the Aryah iheo
,,,l coci.,v no lH Madison-ave. TINS even
a., a., ~ o'clock on The Religion OF bro'he'-
hood"
r,o vcs, Side Merchants Sound Money Cluo
,.s odor,cA resolutions thanking colonel IS +
liar, FOR his efficient services as It's marsha" ." VIC
sound-money parade OF OCTOBER 81
Tho free Thanksgiving dinner OF the N'w 'o !"
and Hrooklyn ST Andrews One-'eht 'o'ice n
u.iu bc given at the kitchens. NO VI East h'oau-
,,.v under the management Of the founde,, MIS-
, ~ r,modrid All who apply for food or aihhe'' .
I'm h. stumbled from to ( p. IN. In the cary
morning baskets Will he hl"d TOT '"o'' ~
families are not able 10 attend
r,. ,,,,,o, meeting Of the Chldren's Aid Society
,.r, ~. held a, the Third National Bank. 40 20
Nnssau-sf on Tuesday at p III A"e ''' -
the work of the year VIII b" r'a';
.r,.~. ym nc a special musical service at tn"
chu-ch of tho Heavenly Rest. fl'th-nVe' "po''
r.,,,.ar,h ST "a, o'clock this afternoon at "'''m
-, ,..,.J choir Of thlrty-six men and boys VIII
,,,.. tho assistance OF a string quintet 'ou"ou ,
.G,uln' Will be- sung. preceded ny III" o"o'' ~
.crvlc. tha, will include n Festival MaHfncn' anu
Nunc Dr,f,iS by Dr. Bridge. or chester '"'"e
Al Mr. duncan
,,,. r,.e,ing OF the American Society OF
Comparatiyc Religion VIII Do he'n NJ w, -.
vo-t University Washington Square hedasoey
p,, xo n tomorrow at p. m. The tI"v' Johh
r,,yts Will read paper on Religion hc'e'-
ton. Not Evolution"
r,. o,e. meeting OF the Drawing Room 'iuo TOT
the season will he held nj the Waldorf on l"'Sn'S
.y.u,ng a, $50 O'Clock. The address VIII be deii'-
or.d hv Andrew u White HIS theme VIII oe
Russia Revisited
Th. E.publlcan County Committees suo-' ON
rnittcc on Speakers has extended ihN''' 'lo"S -, W
,olun,..r speakers who served the h'puphc""
r,, f., tho roccn, campaign to partake OF a COM
,t,,.,,,rv dinner next Wednesday evening NJ th'
rooms q, the Transportation club In the New MAN.
haitian Hotel IN East Forty -sccond-st.
The funeral Of Dr. Luis + Sass OF NO - "'S'
Thirty-ninih-st. was held yes''r""y 1T "'' "'"
rhc services were simple" and only IN" near i'''''7
OF the family attended d"i'sAuo' ''o'' VI"
countv Medical Society. OF which pr Sass was Il
, ,,os rrcs.nt The services were con-
,,,.,od hv the Roy. Dr. Abbott T.. kiitredge oi
,,o Madison Avenue Reformed Church. VINO was
ufclorr friend Of pr. Sass. The Rev. pr fl"''s-
wood also spoke OF the good WORK a''o'hP"S"'"
hy the doctor After the funeral the body WAS
taken to Fresh Pond for cremation. Dr' SASS
leaves widow.
rho annual dinner Of the Douglaston Yacht Club
3, y, Tuesday evening" December !. at 80 O'Clock
Ecfore the dinner the annual meeting VIII %" held
for the election Of officers and the adoption OF
policy for the coming year
A peasant ball raise funds to provide warm
clothing for needy children is to he arranged by
the Hungarian Literary Society OF Ncw-York. un-
der the patronage OF Consul-Gcneral and Mrs.
Francis Stockngcr on December 81. at the Grand
Central Palace.
Tho poIice authorities have started crusade
against peanut vendors and street hucks'ers' ana
az a result several hundred bootblacks. street
hucksters and pushcart men appeared at the 'ity
Hall Yesterday and formed In long lines through
the corridors I'm their efforts to obtain licenses.
Malls from China and Japan have arrived at
Vancouver due to arrive In New-iork next
Wednesday morning The next mail for China
and Japan will close at the General Postofhce ths
city. at 6:}0 T. on wednesday.
| Jose de Rodriguez. Envoy Extraordinary to the
United states from the Greater Republic OF Cen
| tral America. arrived here yesterday on the
Panama Line steamer Advance. He proceeded
Immediately to Washington.
| Professor d. 6. Elliott and G. +. Akoley both of
| the Field Columbian Museum OF Natural History.
| Chicago returned this country yesterday on the
American Line steamship St Louis fresh from the
wilds OF Africa whittier they had been sent by
the directors of the Institution In search of rare
speclmens of animal life They went deep into tho
| African iunglcs In their search. and Professor
| Elliott contracted the Jungle fever. He ear
ricd 900 miles to TIirsi-I -Iarri where he recovered
| under medical treatment. The men had several
! exciting adventures during the trip and are glad
! IN no home again They will go to Chicago I'm a
| few