New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
NETWORK CITY.

new elevated railroad station IL being erected
at One-hundred- nd fortieth-st. and Eighth-ave.
In order TO secure tho foundations the situations
OF the sewage-receiving basins there are being
altered The station will be OF tho standard pat
tern and will be opened early In the coming year.
A regular meeting Of the Linnean Society OF
New-York will be held at the American Museum
Of Natural History on Tuesday evening at o'clock
Paners will be read By Edwin /. Haines and Ernest
Seton Thompson.
The first OF the second season OF entertainments
OF the Jewish Culture Society OF the Temple Israel
M One -hundr and twenty-1fth- and F1fth-ave
will take place at tho temple tomorrow evening
Tho second annual meeting OF the Tree Planting
Association OF this city will bc held at the Wool
Exchange Building on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The first OF a series OF organ recitals by Smith
n Penfied will be held at the Scotch Presbyterian
Church Ninety-gixth-st. and Central Park West.
on Tuesday night. The programme for the even
ing. in addition to Mr.. Penfeld. will Include Miss
Lillian Carllsmth contrato. and Albert Gerard
Theirs. tenor. All seats will be free
The subject for discussion at the meeting OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute, which
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. will
he "The Farm and Garden in Winter" The hor
ticuural section OF the club will meet in the even
ing OF the same day, to organize and formulate
plans for the coming season. Both meetings VIII
be held in the Institute building.
The second annual entertainment and reception
bv tho Amelia Relief Society will be held Mt Ter
race Garden on Wednesday evening. Only we'll
known actors and actresses will take part In the
entertainment. The proceeds will be given to
charity.
The city Civil Service Commissioners will hold
an examination for clerk and assistant clerk OF
the civil district courts at the new Criminal Courts
Building on Wednesday morning ut 10 o'clock.
A meeting OF the committee to arrange for a
lifting memorial service for the passing OF old
New-York into n borough OF the Greater New
York was called yesterday in the Mayors office,
but after Mayor Strong and other members OF the
committee had held n short consultation II was
said that nothing OF interest TO the public had
been agreed upon. Chauncey NJ. Depew. Corpora
ton Counsel Scott and ]. Edward Simmons were
not present at the meeting. There will be another
meeting OF the committee Tuesday.
Marion NJ Miller will speak Public Control
~ franchises" at n regular meeting OF the Church
Aesoc,a ton for the Advancement OF the Interests
of Labor which will be held at st. Mary's Church.
NJ One-hundred and forty -second-st and Aexan-
der-aye.. on Tuesday night at o'clock. discus
sion OF the subject will follow.
Ton and sale for the benefit OF the New-York
College Settlement at the Rue School will be held
on saturday afternoon at No 26 East Fifty
sixth-st.
T Leopold e. Sons formerly importers Of toys at
No 90 Warren-st., who made an assignment in
January. 1882. have satisfied thirty judgments ag-
| preeatlns $1,000 in the last few days.
Joseph NJ Dlckey was sworn into the Office OF
thinning Commissioner OF New-York yesterday, to
| succeed N. ]. Power.