New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
tn. youny Mems Guild win have Its opening service
at st Tlmothy's Courch tonight Bishop fo''e,
Archdsacon Mackay Smith and the Rev. Henry Luoe'A
Will speak.
The steamer Mary Powell will begin running u.
morrow, leaving vestry-st at 2:lo p m.' VS.
Tw.ntv second-,t. al 40. Tho regular time ior
t,rt,rr is ia and 80 excepting Saturdays when
she starts one hour eariie making her usual Huosoh
River landings.
With its new foreground and the various new ~
fractions that have recently been Introduced 'he
Battle OF Gettysburg" Is one OF tho hveness pia'0' "a
amusement IN the city.
About one hundred members Of the German brancn
NJ tho Young Mons Christian Association VIII 90 oh
days excursion TO Staten Island to-mo"o~'
The viepnese lady fencers who arc attracting large
audiences at the Eden Museo will have comPou"oh
for handsome silver cup, presented by tho Ne"iopA
Athletic Club, tomorrow evening
There were $3.50 immigrants landed at Castle Gar
den yesterday.
Dr Clemsnce D. Lozler's will was flied for prooa'e
Yesterday. All her property is lett 10 her eh'.o
and grandchildren. Tho executors arc her So" N"
ham W. and his wife Sarah ]. Lozier
No oler has yet been received by tho Commissioner
- puhlIc works from the Mayor directing tho removal
~ tho telegraph poles and electric wires on sees
vhcre subways have beon provided. Deputy Coh-
missioner Smith said yesterday that the department. %
ready to obey such order whenever II was Sen''
The Central Railroad of New-Jersey viii begin
running the steamers ST. Johns and Cape Cnarics o"
Monday between New-York and SANDY hooh, III
connection with express trains 10 seaDrSh'' u'us
Branch, Ocean Grove, etc., leaving Pier NO. Noi'"
River at 80 and 10 rs a m, 3 :45 aud p H..
Sundays at 80 a. m ADDITIONAL trips VIII W P"'
ON about the middle Of June.
VIII Amounted deputy COL
Iector Of the Sd Division few days ago, was sworn
in y.sterrlay Chancellor Martin, Republican, an
entry clerk was suspended by Collector Masone' lie
has been In the service for many years.
rx Dook Commissioner Marshall, whe was married
on April 80 VIII sail for Europe with his bride To-
morrow on the 6ervla They will DO absent three
years.
Mn and Mrs George Shepard Page, OF Stanley, n j.,
sail tomorrow for liverpool by the scrNia MI faso
will attend the annual convention OF the Gas Ahsu
tute of Great Britain, TO the membership OF which ne
is N be elected Tic was also made the delegate OF
the Western Association Of Gas Engineers to the Gas
Institute at the convention held In Chicago last wseh
child from Forty o. ghth-st., near Tcnth-ave,
and a man from Twenty soventhst, near third ave.
both sick with smallpox, were sent to North Bro'ner
Island yesterday.
Tbcre was furthen Improvement in the condition OF
william Gore yesterday, who Is suffering from shaAe-
bite and Dr. Dunnng expressed the oP'n3oh That 'no
patient had passed the crisis
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Goelet wife OF ROBERT
Goelet. took place yesterday morning at St. Mark
Church The rector the Rev. Dr. j. H. Ryance' conduct
ed the simple services, assisted blythe Rev. Dr. namuei
Cooke and Broc khost Morgan The burial was IN ue
Second Avenue Cemetery.
The last batch of new cars made for the elevated
roads cost 81 200 each and wore put, as usual on INC
Sixth-ave. line
More than 900 tulips have been set out 10 the
citys parks this spring. They are beginning ~ iau'
a,ro,dv and Will soon make way for the geranums.