New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
NE\V-YOHk CITY

The new building Of the Harlem Dspensaiy. ~
No JOS East One-humdred-and-t"en'y-" 'y-"ighth-s'.'
will he opened Monday evening There VIII u" ""-
dresses by leading Harlem pastors
The Rev DR. Charles H. Eaton will speak TO-
morrow evening In the church OF the DiVin" Pa
ternity Oh James aonr"" ana ''' "i"'''' ~
tiine.'
The Yves, Side Amusemcn, Club will play pro-
prcssiye Whist At the Ilo,e Minot Eighth-a'e.
and Onehundred nd-twenty y-sixth-st. next Friday
evening.
Professor W * Dare. Of Dickinson College. at
the Teachers College at SID O'Clock tonight VIII
relate his experience planning ana carry ing on
a course Of Bible study I'm Sinday-school
Th. annual entertainment. and reception - ~"
Stern Brothers Employes Mutual Benefit As~"'ln-
lion will be held Tuesday evening 81 N" Central
Opera House. Thrd.ave and sixiy-scventh-s'
A meeting in the interest Of the 'ny Mission
Society Will be held tomorrow evening ~ ~"
Church Of the Holy Trinity LenoS-ave. ana on"-
hundred md twcniy -sccoud-st There viii hr/ad-
dresses bv Bishop Potter the Rev Dis Greer ana
huntington william H. Sage nnd others.
A, IA. church Of the Puriians One-hu ldr-d and
,hirileih-si and Firh-aye. 10 morrow morning. the
Rev Charles l.. Thompson. OF the Mom"r"
Church. Will preach IN cScharre with the R'' Or
Young on the claims OF ia" Home Mission Board
In the evening the Rev. David Gregg, OF the
LAFAYETTE Avenue church. BROOKLYN. vii! preach
under the auspices Of the Mems CluD o: the Puri
tan Church on the question: "Why Noi the Men
as Well as the Women Dr Young breaches III
the evening ia Dr Grcgg's pulpit il brooklyn. but
will resume his series OF sermons to the young
which have attracted such large AUDIENCES on
Sunday evening. November -.
The Rev George s. Avery. pastor Of the Mzpah
Presbyterian church. Will speak TO men at the
Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation No. West One-hundred and-twenty-
nfth-st tomorrow at $50 p m
August Willstein. Of no I.5'7 Washington
accompanied by his wife ana daughter visited
bellevue Hospital about noon yesterday and said
that the wild hoy VINO was found in Iishbridge
was August Willistein. Jr, ten years Old. The boy.
who.e mind is unsound. disappeared from his home
some time ago and his family has been looking
for him ever since
Among the passengers on the steamship Kaiser
wilhelm IT, Of the North German Lloyd Line.
which sails for Genoa to-day are Mr. and Mrs.
f. T. Nash and T. H. Nash Of Geneva. y. y: Dr
Elliott Preston Of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs David
orockcr. Of this city. and Dr W. Dorpfcd. OF
Athens.
The report that the steamship companies con
cerned in the Continental and United Kingdom
combination intended shortly to rails" passenger
rates was yesterday denied by the agents Of the
leading companies In the city.
A THANKSGIVING dinner will be given to the 400
children attending the Industrial School and Sab
bath-school Of the United Hebrew Charities. at
No 5s St Marks Place. at noon on Thursday.
The Bishop OF Montreal will arrive La Gas
cogne of the French line to-day. Yesterday the
Able W. C. Martin Of the Cathedral OF Montreal.
ACCOMPANIED by two priests visited The Custom
House and asked for pass 10 30 down the Bay
on the revenue cutter to meet the Bishop. His re-
auosi was refused by Francis $ Palmer. private
secretary to James T. Kllbroth. Collector Of the
Port.
John D. Park & Sons Company moved In the
h.fo In. q I'm for
an order to punish the Wholesale Druggists As
sociation for contempt for not obeying an injunc-
tion I'm which they restrained from inter
fering with the plaintiffs In selling and buying
goods combining 10 cause others TO interfere.
Decision reserved
A deed Of conveyance fled yesterday with Regis
ter Sohmer shows the acquisition by William Wal
dorf Astor OF lot on the southeast corner OF the
Boulevard and Nnety-third-st.. 339xl5t4x3s5xl54io.
The deed conveying the property Is given by
Jeremiah w. Dmick jr. and others. and the con-
sideration is &42.2O for a clear title.
Joseph Carr committed suicide by hanging yes
terday afternoon. Carr. who was twenty one years
old. lived with his two brothers In the OF No.
AS Westinghouse. His friends say he always
weak minded. and that since the death OF his
mother two months ago he had brooded good
deal over his bereavement
The strike on the ST. Paul Building. caused by
the difficulties existing between the New-Yorls
Painters Union and the Progressive varnishers'
Union. extended yesterday to the new thirteen ,
story store and Office building at Broadway and
Twelfth-st.. where Hedden & Sons have the con-
tract for the painting and vanishing work About
hundred men left their work at the order OF
the Board OF Walking Delegates which has sided
with the varnishers' union In the present fight
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Alvarez the Cubans who
arrived In port on the Saratoga on Wednesday
and have since been detained at HOFFMAN Island