New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-09
NEW-YORK ClTY.

The Central Republican Club. No. lol West One
hundred and twenty will hold meetings
on December IA and o.
The eighth public hearing OF the New-York State
Commerce Commission Will he held In the Gov
errors Room at the CITY Hal! at ! p. m to-day.
The former Commissioners Of the Department OF
Docks Edward c. OBrien. Edwin Einsein and
John Monks with the former engineer. George >
Greene IT, have been invited 10 appear before the
Commission 10 present further views in relation TO
dock facilities Of this port.
Thu following will be the speakers on Tuesday
evening at the dinner of the Quill Club Windsor
Hotel: Captain Francis J. iiggnson. formerly or
the Massachusetts,: Captain Nicoll Ludlow now
of the Massachusetts,: Captain Caspar F. Good
rich OF the Newark; Chaplain w. G. Cassard.
l. s n; Brevct Colonel James Bell. lst Cavalry.
and Lieutenant Frederick w Fuger. 18th Infantry.
The Salvation Army VIII conduct public SER
vice in the West Side Presbyterian Church. one
hundreds nd ATHEIST. and Amsterdam-ave.. this
evening at o'clock. The subtecs will be Others.
being an address on the Stun and rescue work OF
the Salvation Army. Colonel William Brewer. lit
erary secretary for the Army IN the United States,
will make the address. Four STUN officers in their
working costumes Will be present and take part
in the service.
Moses Oppenhemer will speak this evening at
the Manhattan Liberal Club. No. 200 East FIJI
feminist "Bsmarck."
meeting
| held at the clubhouse. In West Forty-fourth-st
! tomorrow evening at 9 O'Clock. The captain and
| members Of the victorious Varsity football eleven
| have accepted invitation to be present az the
meeting Supper Will be served.
I The third annual meeting OF the Tree Planting
| Association Will be held In Room No 1893, Pott II
Building on Tuesday a: p. IN.
Matthew Dobbrs yesterday appointed con-
fdential clerk to the Mayor. at Il salary Of 81 a
| year Mr.. Dobbns has for years been messen-
ger around the City Hall. and IS highly esteemed
! by all who have business about the municipal
building
| The iron-front building known as Florence Hall
on the northeast corner of Second-ave. and First
st. In which is the Fifth District Clvii Court. has
| been sold to Rudolph Seaman for a consideration
| OF $40 900 named in the deed filed Yesterday. The
| Tradesmen's National Bank makes tho transfer.
Appraiser Wakeman has appointed II A. IIine
| an examiner Of merchandise in the Public Stores
| Mr. IIine IS well known in the drygoods trade
| having been for many years with the Old house OF
| T. S Jaffray & Co He has been assigned 10 the
| Fourth Divislo. his line being linens and cottons
| A meeting Of the Genealogical and Biographical
Society will be held this evening at $50 o'clock al
the socety's home. No. 226 West Fifty eighth-st
! Addresses will be delivered by Monsgnor Seton. OF
| "The Setons OF Scotland and America" and by
General Shafer who will speak about the San
| tiago campaign
| Hundreds of book-lovers present last even
| Ing at the first nights sale of the library Of the
| late Emanuel b. Hart at the Fifth Avenue Auc.
| ton Rooms. No. 23s Ffth-ave. Tonight will be
| the las: chance to obtain books from this rare
collection which Includes "a unique manuscript by
| Washington Irving and valuable documents re-
| latlng 70 the city and county Of New-YorlG Will
| lam Norman is the auctionesr.
The Rev Dr George Alexander. Of the Univer
sifv Pres Church. delivered
! ure on gambling at the Church Of the Holy
| Communion. Twenteth-st. and Sixth-ave.. last
! evening. The lecture the third in the series
| under the auspices Of the Silver Cross Society.