New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-19
NETWORK CITY.

M"-They have no voice whatever and do
not vote at all
ct. RS, Boston."-We do not know which club
if any, holds the championship Several claim 1t.
Jobn r Ames has hired the Stevens House, IN
Broadway for five years, at an annual rental Oh
$4,000.
John Roe. of No. 50 South Fifth-aye., went to
Bellevue Hospital yesterday suffering from typhus
fever. He was sent TO North Brother island.
"B.R.M." sends 81 to this Office for the family
sends s.. M. f. W." sends So. &C. w." sends 81
The proceeds from admissions TO view the " kus-
sian Wedding Feast" at No. "a Johnst. to-day, are
to be given to the Harlem Eye, Ear ana throat III
Urinary
cable dispatch to Oelrichs & Co; SAYS that the
second new steamer built by John Elder 81 Co. for
the North German Lloyd fleet was successfully
launched yesterday; tonnage $500, horsepower
5000.
Mayor Grace went yesterday TO Boston, where he
will deliver lecture on Sunday night entitled
1.-THE Irish in America" for the benefit of the Car
ney Hospital of that city.
The Board of Trade and Transportation yestcr-
day recommended the passage of Senator Girls
wold's bill proposing hxed salaries for the Health
Officer and his assistants at Quarantine and
SO 900 annually for incidental expenses.
The first of a series of five medca talks to young
men will be given this evening in Association Hall
Inv Professor Frederick r. Stmgls ON " Early Man
hood-Some Of It's Dangers"
Daniel Dougherty Will lecture on "Oratory IN
Steinwav Hall on Saturday evening February 20,
i'm aid Of the fund for WIDOWS and orphans, raised
by the New-York Young Mems Roman Catholic
Benevolent Association.
The church building and schoolhouse in Twenty,
ffth-st west of Eighth-ave, has been transferred
to the Church of st. Columbia by Archbishop Cor
rigan, for nominal consideration.
The foundations for five houses III Tenth'ave., be,
tween Ninety fourth and Ninetyfth SITS, were lald
recently when the ground freezing. SupeTln-
tendent DOench yesterday directed that they De
rebuilt
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
many comes I'D smiling from Its recent conflicts,
and in the statement FROM its president, Mt 6Ieehe
elsewhere printed this morning makes a handsome
showing of its forty years record ana OF the de-
cided gains it has secured during the last year,
LECTURE oS WHALES.
Professor Holder, of the American Museum OF
Natural History, lectured yesterday morning IN me
banquet hail OF the Hotcl Brunswick on Whales;
He described the various as-es OF these ANIMALS
and told Of their habits and methods otsubsstcnce'
NINE GREviLLEs LAST LECTURE.
Madame Durand (flenn GrGvlllei will deliver her
last lecture at Chckering Hall this afternoon NJ
o'clock The subject is " Peasants and Priests" a
story of Russian life. IL will be delivered in
English
THE ANNUAL WELSH CELEBRATION.
The NeW-iork CITY EIsteddfOd will take place on
Monday The Rev. DR.. Frederick Evans will be
conductor and the presidents Will be Chief Justice
Noah Davis and x-Postmaster-General Thomas l..
James. There will be two sessions, one beginning
at and the other at 1880 p NJ
CENsURISG A RAILROAD COMPANY.
Richard MiliwaId, OF Klngsbridge, was killed by
an engine of the Hudson River Railroad at Spuy-
ten Uuyvl on January 20. Witnesses said the
place where he met his death was q dangerous ono
and especially at night but that there was no
haQman stationed there The coroneTs Jury yes
terday gave u verdict Of censure against the com
panY.