New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
NETWORK CITY.


DR. Madison c. Peters's subject at the Blooming
dale Church the Boulevard and Sixty-eighth-st..
this evening will be: IF Christ Came Amongst Us
Now What Would His Reception Be-
Beginning to-day. the Aquarium will be open
Sundays.
Caw's Pen and Ink Company at No 1SS Broad
way is exhibiting faith in its fountain pens and
belief in the good faith Of the public by onerins
10 redeem every pen sold at an advance OF 81 AFTER
a months trial 1t is a common thing for a mer-
chant to offer to return the money received from
customer in Of dissatisfaction, but the oHer
TO return more money than the customer PAID IN
dictates a conviction that the fountain pen will %
found to be worth more than Its price TO every
purchaser.
A. V-The political party to which the Governor
OF each State belongs is indicated In the list Oh
Governors etc. on pages 1872 and 1873 Of The Tribune
Almanac.
The patrons and members Of the Hebrew Tech
meal Institute will hold their annual meeting at
the Tuxedo. Madison-ave. and Fifty ninth-st.. al
1890 a. m to-day. when the reports OF tho last
years work will be read and an election lot SIX
directors will be held.
The Paint Oil and Varnish Club will have its
next meeting and dinner at the ST. Denis. Broad
way and Eleventh-st.. Thursday. January a. at
6 D. m Thomas p. Cook. president OF the Drug
Trade Club, will be the guest OF honor.
The fifteenth annual meeting and 14Sth regular
dinner Of the Thirteen CluD VIII De heio VII
Wednesday evening January 10. at 713 o'clock. IN
the Hotel Bartholdi Broadway and twenty
third-st.
Tho tr,a, NJ the suspended Morgue keeper. Albert
N White was continued yesterday afternoon be-
fore the Commissioners OF Charities Dr. D. IL.
Burtenstan OF the Polytechnic Hospital. resumed
that he had given checks to White. amounting 10
Ss2 in payment for corpses. Dr. Burtenstan said
that he had obtained in all ffty-two bodies from
10 fraffi
spring of 1893 The trial will be continued on tues
day at II a. m
The committee having in charge the entertain
ment and reception TO be given by the New YORK
Lodge of Elks Friday night at Central Music Hail.
Sixty-seventh-st., near Thrd-ave. Is sparlng no
pains to make this affair one OF the pest OF .ne
kind ever given by the organization vaudeville
show will precede the reception and ball. John
Al Ward the former baseball player. is president
of the Reception Committee. The object or the
affair is TO help the charity fund OF the organiza-
ton.
The annual meeting Of the Bar Association Will
be held on Tuesday at p. m at NO. Is west
Forty-third-st.
A report was current yesterday that Hamilton
Mckay Twombly expected to sell his new country
housa at Madison n ]. 1t was said last evening
at Mr. Twomby's home that the rumor was "ith-
out foundation. 1t was doubtless circulated NY
somebody who had heard Of Mr. Twomolys IN
tenton Of disposipg OF MS oio country ee"' A.
Madison.
The National Christian League for the Promo
ton of Social Purity will be addressed by Mrs
Mary E. Lease of Kansas. at No. East Iwei1th-
sr tomorrow evening.
The steamship Coptic has arrived at San iran
cisco. with mails from China. Japan and Ha~aii
Of the following dates: Hong Kong. December w
shanghai December a. Yokohama, December ~;
uonoluu January !. They are due to arrive IN
New-York on Wednesday morning Mails Ior
china Japan and Hawaii will close as advertised.
Under the auspices Of the Daughters OF CUBA
concert will be given January q In Chickering
Hall for the benefit Of the sick and WOUNDED OF
the Cuban Army Nine. Yebba. soprano ana Mrs'
ploodeood contralto. have promised TO sing. Inc
Dauehters of Cuba engaged in making epau-
Ie.tes and other articles for the army.
Dr F. c. spitzka will discuss the new law re-
,o,,ny 70 the commitment of the insane before the
Society OF Medical Jurisprudence. No. II West
Fortv-third-st, tomorrow evening
suner,ntendent Murphy Of Bellevue Hospital the
Charity Commissioners and Few guests went ~
the Workhouse at the invitation Of Superintendent
Terry of that institution yesterday afternoon ana
attended an entertainment given for the amuse-
ment Of the inmates by volunteer ar"s.s' A'no"s
the entertainers were Mrs. Ada Louden Hand. mrs
Nichola. richards. Miss Lolita Vera. John Cad
man and c. s. Ford. The Workhouse people were
Greatly peased with the programme.
d,spatch was received by Loerke & Co. on the
produce Exchange yesterday that there was "o
.r,,h IN the reports Of an accumulation Of dam
aged corn at Galveston.
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