New-York tribune., 1896-11-18

tho whom s,enhen p Nash will speak on personal
"reminiscences OF the old churches OF Ne"-'o'"
A Christmas sale in aid OF the Wayside Day
Nursery will be held in the new ballroom oil the
Waldorf to-day from II a. m. 10 = p m
The White Star Line frcigher Tauric left pof'
Yesterday for Liverpool. but she had no' so' ou'
OF Gedney's Channel when she ran aground on the
eou,b hank II was food tide at the time She
co, off after four hours with the help Of Nhi'e
Star Line tug which was sent down 10 hcr' '"c
had sustained no damage. and proceeded on h'r
way.
The crew Of the British vessel Cola VINO were
wrecked off the Cuban coast and brought 10 'h's
mort on November the Yumuri. were sent ~
their homes in Nova Scotia yesterday ps "'e
Rritish Consul-G General The story OF their alleged
ul-trcatment at the hands OF the spanish solni''s
I'm Cuba was told In yesterdays tribune. in.E
lodged complaint in regard 10 II win '"' va"
sulGencral. and no action will be taken In the
matter.
The Rev Dr. I.ucius NJ. s. Haynes who has been
nos,or of the First Baptist Church OF Troy. y. Y.
for ten years has resigned his pastorae TO accept
n call TO be the assistant pastor OF the Judson
Memorial Church in this city
Dcputv-shcrin Whoriskcy yesterday received an
execution for s75 against William {. Lotus VINO
started number OF tailoring stores In various parts
OF the CITY, In favor Of the Railway Advertising
company Mr. LOTUS has sold the entire business
TO John Gcoghcgan by iii Of sale on November u
for tOotD and with his wife IS travelling IN the
South
The sixth annual meeting of the N"w-forK state
Association OF Railway Surgeons was held y"s'"T-
dav ai the Academy Of Medicine. No Il N'S'
Fortv-third-s, number Of interesting papers
were road The following officers wcr" elected for
the coming year: Dr. Frank Valentine. president;
Or George Graves. first vice-prcsident; br. : H.
Peck second vice-presdont: Dr. C. II. Herrick
secretary: DR. T. s Mills treasurer. and Or George
stt.a m 90
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Channcey NJ Dcpew ana o'h-
ers were chosen honorary members.
Edwin CorbIn a longsf foreman. living AZ No 81
| West-st while AZ work hois'ing machine on
Pier 40 H. North River. about week ago. had
the middle finger Of his right hand cut OF by tn"
! machine notwithstanding developed. and the man
died Yesterday in the New-York Hospital from
| ockjaw.
A formal protest against the Raines Liquor Tax
| law was made last evening at a meeting held In
| Columbus Hall at Sxtioih-st. and Columbus-ayc.
| The meeting which was largely attended by the
| Catholic clergy and laiiy was conducted under the
| auspices Of -, PauIs Guild and under the direc-
ton OF the Paulst Fathers. The principal speaker
| of the evening was the Rev. Alexander i. Doyle.
| Resolutions were adopted protesting against the
hoicl-Iicensc provision OF the law. which permits
places TO keep open on Sundays.
James O'Conncll. twcnty-four years Old while
| painting the roof Of the thrco-story extension in
| the rear of 40 ii BrOome-st. yesterday afternoon.
! fell 10 the yard and Instantly killed.
| The Rev DR.. Newland Maynard will lecture this
| afternoon at Chckcring Hall. on "The Imperial
! city Of Paris Past and Present.
| The Federation Of East Side Workers Will have
| n meeting at No 32s East Fourth-st. tomorrow at
u m to discuss the topic. philanthropy and
| Municipal I.fc.'
| Andrew D. white f. TO deliver address before
| the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Association AT tho
Hotel Savoy on the evening OF Monday Noyem-
her o.