New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-19
NETWORK CITY.


chapel Of the Church Of the Strangers, No. Winthrop
place The proceeds in aid of the fund for conva
escent men I'm connection with The WORK OF inc elsteTs
sent TO the Rev DR.. Deems NO Winthrop place
Elliot SANFORD, president Of the Amherst College
Alumni Association of New-York AMI vicinity, Will
give reception this evening at his residence, No JOG
East Twenty hith-st, to the association.
At a meeting Of this directors Of the Third Avenue
Railroad Just held It voted that hereafter dividends
should only be declared semi annually In May and
November In prosperous years heretofore me rail-,
road was accustomed to pay quarterly dividend VI
five or six per cent
The funeral Of FsederIck II. Cosstt took place at
the home Of the family, No Mad!sonave yesterday
The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst OBLIGATED The burial was In
Woodlawn Cemetery.
The ordination and installation OF the Rev. Charles
f. Herring as pastor of the East Harlem Presbyterian
Church. East One hundred and sixtcenthst, Will take
place this evening at O'Clock, the Rev. Dr. ConK-
lin, MODERATOR, presiding, who with the rev DIS
Howard Crosby George Alexander and the itev. James
s. Ramsey, representing the New-forh fiesDytey'
will conduct the exercises
Mrs Annie 1ngraham, who was accused OF stealing
raw silk from James A. Hearn Son of Fourieenth-st,
was tried yesterday before Judge Gilderseeve The
fury failed 10 agree ten of them being for conviction
1t Is charged that Ernest IOngo, one OF the clerks at
Hearns store stole the goods ON her behalf anu ongo
testified for the prosecution
Tho trial Of Giuseppe Longobardi the charge Of
murder in killing John Barrett, set down for next
Wednesday by Recorder Smyth yesterday agreement
between the District Attorney and ex-Judge Curtis,
who f. counsel for hLgohaidi
seat in the Stock Exchange sold for $4,000
Yesterday. Tho two previous sales were at $4,000
and there has been no sale between these hgwes.
Professor Charles f. sprague will lecture on "Vol-
appk-the new Universal Language at Columbia
College, tomorrow evening
On Sunday next at tho Church of the Epiphany
will be celebrated the anniversary Of the conservation
Tho Paw afh (lauc Xho W.er
Gently transferred from Peeksbl, Will preach the ser
Some of the members Of tho Catechism OF Perscver-
ance of ST. Francis Xaviers Church In West Sixteenth
st., rehearsng the drama entitled "St Louis In
Chains" and the comedy :" The Poor Relation" both to
be acted the night in February for The benefit OF
the immense Sunday school attached to tho church.
Next Sunday Archbishop Corrlgan will d;dicate the
new st. Joseph's church at AslbWton, and st.
JOScph's Academy, NOnkeIs.
On the first Sunday of Lent two weeks mission will
be opened in the Church Of St. John the Baptist by the
Franciscan Brothers of st. Louis
DR.. John Shea will deliver address on The Early
Arcahans" at No 90 West Twenty scvonthst. this
evening.
The Aldermen held caucus yesterday and agreed
to rc-appont Michael +. Mott Republican and
capable man, as Deputy Clerk at $500 year. and
illlam L. Sohn. Michael Ford and Bernard Jacobs,
all County Democrats. assistant clerks. d. w Car
va.hO, the efficient reader OF the Board, VIII probably
Tobo gganng was resumed al the Polo Grounds yes
terday. The slides in good condition and smooth
as glass. Small hills of had to be thrown mp
near the end Of the runway to prevent the flying
toborgans from stirling the fence. The toboggan car
niva pos tponcd from Tuesday will be held this even
ing. Tho Invitations issued f,r Tuesday good for
Friday.
Controller Myers yesterday adourrcd the sale OF the
Weehawken Ferry lease for two weeks, owing to the
fact that the Sinking Fund Commissioners had not
agreed on the terms Of the lease.
The propeller Greenwich, belonging to Mrs. Koyser.
burned yesterday at a. m, while lying at the
railway pier at Mott Haven Loss $4,000.
On Monday five days sale of artistic furniture, an
tQue tapestries oil paintings, bronzes and ether objects
of art will be begun az MOorc's auction galleries, No.
900 Fifth ave. The collection Is the stock of i.
Stevens, No. 81 Fifth ave. and Is to be sold under
deed Of trust by direction Of the American Exchange In
Europe. The sale Will begin at O'Clock each Gay.
a free lecture delivered last evening at Chick
ering Hall by Mrs. Lawrence Brown, NJ. D., on the
subject Of Christian Science" The lecture given
at the request of colleagues and friends in answer to
questions and undertook show why all should study
the science of being divine operating law and mental
discipline The audience, a ma Ority Of whom wero
women about half filed the hall.
The Associated Pioneers of the Territorial Days OF
California, held their thirteenth annual dinner at Mar
versary of the discovery Of gold at suffers saw MIL