New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
NETWORK CITY.

AN Open Door" No 7s Aren-st for the victims
OF police raids those the East Side who may
wish TO come. will hold its first meeting this even
ing al 7:30 o'clock. In cooperation with Chief
Devery OF the Police Department and Captains
Chapman and Diamond OF the Red Light Dis
trict."
The Peoples Line steamers. Dean Richmond and
Drew have discontinued their night trips 70 AL
bany for the
Brigadier- General Howard Carroll will review
the I'd Battery. Captain David Wilson. al the ar
mory. Thrty-fourth-st and Park-ave.. on the
evening OF December %
W NJ F Rounds, secretary OF the Prison Asso-
citation will deliver lecture on the subject OF
Prison Methods and Prison Reforms at the
Presbyterian Church. Fourteenth-st and Second
ave. this evening Mr. Rounds has made the sub
tect study. and his remarks will undoubtedly be
interesting
Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock Will begin an
important sale of antiques. furniture. bric-a-brac
etc. the Knickerbocker Auction Rooms. No s
West Twenty eighth-st.. by c. f. Smith, auc-
tioneer Part of the collection IS from the house Of
the late Catherine Lorard Spencer
Commissioner Scannen Of the Fire Department
Yesterday approved the request Of the North Side
Board Of Trade for a frehouse on Morris
Heights The North Side Board Of Trade has de-
cared that there is imperative need OF fire.
house In that part Of the city, there many
frame buildings there.
The Charity Organization Society appeals for $50
TO aid self-respecting. Industrious and worthy
widow who. through age and nirmites is
compelled 10 ask assistance. She is alone in the
world. and until the time OF the first appeal in her
behalf, In October. 1897 had been able to make her
way. Any money for this 10 the Charity
Organization Society. No los East Twcnty-second-
81, Will be promptly and publicly acknowledged.
The American Art Galleries, on Madison Square
where the Tissot paintings Of the life OF Christ
are on exhibition will he open to-day from until
$50 p. m.
The annual ball OF the Old Guard so long known
for the success OF its social functions will take
place at the Metropolitan Opera House on Thurs
day evening January %. II IS reasonable TO
pect from past achievements that the coming
ception will be in every way worthy Of the Old
Guards reputation
c. o. Baker. jr., president OF the Electrical Ex
hibiton Company yesterday signed a lease Of the
Madison Square Garden for another electrical
show. 10 be held in May. under the auspices Of
and in connection with tho twenty-second conven-
ton Of the National Electric Light Association
Although the last show occurred IN May when
interest most intense. IL drew large
crowds The officers OF the Electrical Exhibition
Company G o. Baker, jr. PRESIDENT II. L.
Shppy vice-president: George F. Porter, secretary
and treasurer: Marcus Nathan. general manager
c A Lieb. directors.
The Camera Club Will meet Tuesday at $40
p m at No. 3 West Twenty -ninth-st. William NJ
Murray will read paper on Genre"
William c. Redhed Will sneak on Employers
and Employes-Leaves from n Manufacturers Ex
perience" before the Church Association for the
Advancement OF the Interests Of Labor. on Tues
day at p m at No 1o5 East Houston-st.
The Society OF Medical Jurisprudence will elect
officers and trustees tomorrow night No Il
West Forty-third-st. Justice John Woodward will
speak on Expert Medical Testimony A Defence
OF the Present Procedure"
William Schoals thrty-eight years old. OF No
rs Fast One-hundred and -seventh-st. while at
work the structure Of the Third-ave elevated
railroad between Fifty-hrst and F,fty-second SITS
yesterday afternoon. fell TO the street and IN
stanty killed
Thomas l.. James. president Of the Lincoln Ma
tional Bank. will address the Rochester Clea airing
House Association at a dinner At the Genesee Val
ley Club. Rochester. Thursday evening Of this
week His address will be the lines Of that
which he recently delivered the occasion Of the
annual banquet Of Group VIII. New-York State
Bankers Association.