New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-23
NETWORK CITY.

The ninetv-ninth annual banquet of ST. Georges
Society will be held at Demonicos this evening al
$50.
The Dock Board yesterday directed the Dock
masters 10 report whether they were making COL
ections for private pier owners besides collecting
for the city and looking after tho vessels and piers
The National Association of lrotting Horse
R,orders Yesterday decided to hold the annual
meeting at the Island Park track in Albany on
September 14-l6. during the state Far.
OFFICERS OF TdE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.
The annual meeting Of the Art Students League
was held at No 81 West FOurIeenth-st on tuesday
President, Frank Waller; vlce-pfesldents Miss
Rosalie Gill and Joe Evans ; board OF control W.
A. Marsh, Charles Osborne aud Miss Emma Rich
ardson.
MAILS TO AND FROM AUSTRALIA.
The steamer Australia arrived at San Francisco
Monday with mail, IRON Anstraa ana laval.
next Tuesday. The next mail for those countries
will close at the Post Office on May 2. at p. IN.
q "UUNGRY JoE" II THE ToMBs.
"Uungry Joe alias Charles Clayton and Oliver
Wilson were arrested for shaking hands with
strangers in Broadway, near the Ncw-i York Hotel
"Uungry Joe" SAID that he lived at No Is Pierre
nont-st BROOKLYN (the home OF :. b. Chlttcndegl.
and had inst returned from Chicago. Wilson was
moi known 10 the police, but Justice Gor,Ran faed
each man $40. They did not have the money, and
were sent to the Tombs.
SCHOOL Girls sPEL,ING FOR PRIZE.
The girls in the first grade of Grammar School
No. ~ we're assembled for spelling match ycser-
day before commissioners Perkins, Holt and Selig-
man. Mary ilosner won the match and
was presented by Mr. Seligman with copy Of
Plutarch's Lives. Mr. Perkins made one of his elo-
ouei.t speeches IN which he oierod copy OF Poe's
works to the girl in the class VINO gave the best
recitation The contest will take place IN few
weeks.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS ORGANIZING.
movement il said TO be OH foot among Che local
life underwriters 20 organize "a association In
New-York City similar 10 the Boston Life Under
writer's Association The object ~ - 10 advance a.
may bo the great, interests of life insurance.. -
feature Letters have been seat to nunber Of
life insurance men, and the responses recaiyed are
favorable to the proposed asS0ciatIon. IL IL likely
that meeting Will be held at an early day to
arrange the details of organization
ORGANIZING FOR MUTUAL ASSISTANCE.
The Macy Mutual Aid. composed CT employees Of
II. II. Macy & Co., was ORGANIZED on Tuesday even
ing lis object is mgtoSl assistance IN case OF SICK
dent II. NJ BOwyer; vlce-prcsident, William *.
Pitt secretary, George johnson; treasurer, T.
Henry; directors, j. l.. Webster jr., Il. FOrde. T.
X. Terry, II. w. RIdgeway, X. Price, Mrs X. iIooke
and Mrs. NJ Russell.
MUTUAL UNION srRicKVN FROM THE LIST.
The last regular meeting of the present Govern
ing Committee of the Stock Exchange was hold
Yesterday. Tho fact that II was the last meeting
was made the excuse for the length of the dis
cussions over merely routine matters. An old
member of the exchange said aitcrward that the
meeting probably wa not much more tedious than
usual. Several stocks were stricken from the list :
the most important was the Mutual Union Tcle-
graph recently brought into prominence bv ma at
tempted corner The new stock was not listed ac-
ton Oh il being post psned.
WHAT BECAME OF BRING "MoTHRR TO HERR
Mrs Jane Mclaughlin died in 1891 and left the
house and lot at No. 1876 last Thirty -second-st to
her two daughters Mrs. Mary Curran and Mrs
Frances Gallagher Family trouble sprang up aud
Mrs. Marie Algc, q cousin OF Mrs. McLaughlin's
suggested to Mrs. Curan that she would be
mother to her aud that she should come and live
with her at Ienth-ave and Fifty-seventh-et Mr.
III LA
1uenced by Mrs. Alge ssld her ose-haf interest in
the house on Thrty-second-st., TO Annie l.. MEGA
hill for 81. 800. Mrs. Curan Endorsed the check to
Mrs. Algie who collected the amount and now Mrs.
CuTran SAYS that she is without means and has
never received any of the money. Justice German
Ill the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday hel
Mrs. Algie in $4,000 bail Mrs. Algie says that she
has paid the money to Mrs. Curran, aud has her re-
ceipts for it.