New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-20
NETWORK CITY.

The American Dramatlsts' club VIII give "'''
ner at the Hotel Manhattan tonight. IN hoho' "a
r. II. Sothern.
Al the Everett House. in this city, is a collection
OF old and valuable volins. This collection y 'le
nronertv OF Lyon Healy OF Chicago ana may
he seen from a. m. to p. m. The exnip'' 10 !"
charge OF J. c. Freeman. violin connosSeur'
Frederick F. Taylor OF Colgate University WI"
conduct special services for men AT 'he '
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian ASSoc'"''o,'
No Z West one hundred and-twenty-htth-S''' '''s
evening at S O'Clock and tomorrow afternoon az
20 II,s s,hiect or Sunday will be Sowing Wild
oats" There will be special vocal ana i''s''u'
mental music.
The Catholic Young Mems Association, OF NO
% White-st, will give the nrst OF series OF pack
age parties and receptions to It's fnefnpe's az"
friends on Thanksgiving Eve
There will be the usual Thanksgiving dinner Tor
tho children OF the Industrial and Sabbath schools
OF the United Hebrew Charities on Ihutsohy ~
noon in the building No ~ St Mark : i'acc'
81. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church West
End-ave and Eighty -sixth-st. the Rev. DR. George
p Eckman, pastor. reports siXty-two new MEM
bers received since the dedication OF the ne"
church one month ago most OF them being persons
who have recently moved TO the city.
An autopsy made yesterday on IN" BODY OF II
man who died while eating In n restaurant IN inc
Bowery showed that the man had died OF strangu-
latlon while eating n frankfurter He had no 'font
,oo,b and Il ,s supposed that he tried TO swallow
TOO large piece Of meat
Tho AnneIlate Division 81 the Supreme Court
handed down decision yesterday. Affirming an
order 10 punish Whittlesey u. Scarls for contempt
Of court for refusing to testify before a commits
sioner appointed by the Circuit court OF '"'k
County m fn n suit Of tho Lake street Elevated
Railroad Company against the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company
A, 81, Ignatius's Church. No Is West For'icth-
a., the Rev Arthur Richie will preach tomorrow
morning on 'shepherdess sheep" and In the even
ing On F"fNe Holy Catholic Church the latter
sermon being especially addressed 10 men.
A regular meeting OF tho American society OF
Comparative Religion will he held AZ the Now
York University. Washir gton Square. on Monday
AT 2 D. m DR.. Mckinney will read paper on
"Babsm"
A, the adjourned meeting Of tho County Medical
Society on Monday evening DR.. Landon carter
GRAY the retiring president Will deliver his vale
dctory and Or. James liawley BurtenShaw VIII
read tho supplementary report OF the Committee
on Abuse Of Medical Charity.
A meeting OF the Camp Fire Club VIII be held
at the Hotel vendome this evening. dinner being
served at $50 O'Clock The subject for discussion
will be what Can We DO 10 Promote Public In
tere-t in wild Animal Painting and Sculpture7'
Several prominent artists who are members OF the
club have lately returned from the Rocky Noun
tains laden with studies OF native Wild animals.
and have consented to exhibit several OF these
drawings
George Bauer alias Duyal. was indicted by the
Grand Jury yesterday for having In his possession
narcotics contrary to law. Bauer was arrested
in Broadway a week on the complaint OF a
woman who recognized him a man who had
administered chloroform 10 her and robbed her
James C. NJ Hanson. superintendent OF the cata-
logue department OF the Library OF Congress,
Washington wa. IN the city yesterday, and visited
the Astor and Columbia University Libraries
Robert f. speir one Of the secretaries Of the
BOARD OF Foreign Missions. who has recently
returned from extended travel In the Orient. will
speak tomorrow evening In tho Westminster Pres
byterian Church. West Twenty-third-st.
A Tribune reader has written 10 ask when the
new posoffice sub-station at Thirdave and one
and third-st. IS TO be opened. Inquiry at
the General Postoffice yesterday elected the in
formation that no date had yet been set for the
opening but It will be before December u. The
new office will be called Satisfaction u.
A number Of the members OF the Henry George
Memorial Committee met yesterday In executive
session in the City Hall Charles stewar: Smith.
Tom l.. Johnson. Thomas c. Sherman and August
Lewis were present Tho committee organized and
selected Mayor Strong chairman. hut did not
choose an Executive Committee or take any action
on account Of the smallness OF the attendance A
meeting will be held next week Members ~ the
committee announced that they were confident a
memorial fund OF $4,000 would be raised 1900
having been subscribed already.
John Allen, twenty-onc years old Of No 4SS
Thrd-ave who In the recent campaign worked
rs a clerk at the Republican Headquarters wag
held for trial In $50 bail by Magistrate Deuel. I'm
the Yorkve Police Court yesterday for passing
worthless check for Sc on n Thrd-ave saloon
keeper.
The united societies OF Holy Innocents' Church
| will hold entertainment and reception at the
Lenox Lyceum, Fifty ighth-st and Madison-av
! on Monday evening. Among those who will appear
| in tho entertainment Archie Gum. Queenie
Vassar. George II. Wood. Farmer and Farmer,
O'Bren and Collins tho Woodwards. John r.
Brennan and John w. Ward Edward J. Kayanagh
| Is chairman OF tho Committee OF Arrangements
| The monthly musical service Will be held nj the
Union Methodist Episcopal Church. Forty-eighth-
| st. near Broadway. at 745 o'clock tomorrow even
ing The music will be rendered by the regular
| thirty voices. and the quartet-Miss
| Lucille Lawrence Jones. soprano: Miss Elise Blu
| ford contrato Dr. Franklin ID. Lawson tenor
| and William II. Johns. basso and chormaster.
| Deputy-sherin Butler has received attac hment
| against Thomas w. Lawson, OF Lawson, Weldon
| field G. Co. bankers and brokers at No. IS Wall
St and at Boston. for $500 in favor OF J. e. w.
| Seligman Co.. In a suit brought against Law
| son, Weidenfeld Co. indorsers a note made
| by the Worcester Cycle Manufacturing Company.
At the office OF the Arm It said that II was n
| disputed matter. that the plaintiffs had ample col
| lateral for the claim. and that a bond would DO
| given to vacate the attachment.
| The Rev. S. Parkes Cadman. pastor OF the Met
| ropoitan Temple Seventh-ave and Fourteenth-st..
will exchange pulpts with the Rev. DR.. Longacre.